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S IN G L E C O P IE S P l V S C EN TS
VI.
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WBDN.JSSDAY, A P R IL 30, 1924.
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BE POSTPONED
|from Atlanta Indl.Jiat Tornado Sweeprough Arkansas, MlsK|,
Tennessee and
[Carolina, is Working
. with Homes, Bnlld[ And Population.
GOVERNOR G E T S
S E N T E N C E FOR
MISUSE OF MAILS
kr AHWlalHl FreftU)
|ITA, Apr. 30.— Doidna
in three southeastern
the brunt of a series
es that Tuesday killed
20 persons, injured
two score and wrecked
[ estimated at more than
dollars. The heaviest
e is in Anderson. South
|where Dine ^teed are- r*-
McCray of Indiana Resigns Aa
-Governor Following Conviction
for Misusing Malta In Scheme
To Defraud.
and more tnan a score
Fifty- houses were de*
‘ the ’ •mill building
imaged. The Property
imated at a half million.
Ga, reported a considBige but no one injured,
tnceville, Ga,wsix were
injured and property
placed at <200,00. A
blown down and the
demonllshfd. Twenty
barns were leveled In
P*. Ga.
brick wall of Hodges
|8upply Company waa
the street. Several
[Wings were demolished
of trees uprooted.
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./• Ga, Apr. 30.—At 7:10
P" morning a tornado
lr Albany from tha southortheast causing consld•erty damage but -'|io
Half Holiday
■Observed By
rd M erchants
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the first Thursday In
"■rk the beginning of
oliday rule observer by
!®*nhj and business
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Oct I, the Sanford
1toll dose their doors at
on «ch Thursday in ortneir clerks and embenefit of short recrea-
I B f T ile AMitflatfS P r e s s )
1NDIANAJPOLIS, Apr,, 3 0 Warrcn T. McCray, who resigned
Tuesday aa governor of Indiana
following hia conviction in Federal
Court Monday on charges of using
the malls In furtherance of a
acheme to defraud bade farewell to
Hia' family Tuesday afternoon and
waa returned to the Marion coun
ty Jail.
.
McCray will be taken before
United States District Judge Al.beft B. Anderson Wednesday and
it was expected that snortly there
after he will be started upon his
way to begin a sentence in tne Fed
eral prison at Atlanta, Ga.
The penalty may be a fine of
not more than 81.000 or not more
than five years’ imprisonment, or
both, in the court’s discretion, ac
cording to the statues. A penalty
may be imposed on each count in
the Indictment.
The Indictment
against McCray contained thirteen
counts.
McCray spent more than an hour
with hia family at the governor’s
mansion here. While United States
Marshal Linua P. Meredith has
been the governor’s constant com
panion since he took him from Jail
Tuesday morning to the federal
building and thence to the execufn
tive offices
in the atate house, he
permitted him to spend the time
alone’with hia family.
Aa the governor left the state
house for hia home, the lines in hia
/a c e had deepened and he appar
ently waa holding himself together
with great effort. State employes
•wartime a a •governor Of
HIana, left the executive offices.
Warren T. McCray who retired
yesterday aa governor of Indiana
waa sentenced by the federal court
to serve 10 yearn in the Atlanta
federal prison upon charge of. usn# malls in the furtherance of a
scheme to defraud. In addition he
was fined <10,000. He waa found
guilty Monday and presented hie
resignation aa governor yesterday
to be effective at 10 o’clock this
morning.
arge number of the most promi
nent women in Florida attended the
convention and half of the eamign committee which numbered
ia composed of these women.
Attended by nearly 800 men and
women representing practically ev
ery portion of the atate, the con
vention was enthusiastic over the
candidacy of Senator Underwood
and hia chances of election. It was
freely predicted that tha Alabamn
statesman would be elected If he.
can win the nomination and the
time was declared to be never more
pfortune.
Florida spefekars declared the
state owes it to herself to send to
the Democratic National Conven
tion in New York a delegation that
will vote solidly for Senator Under
wood and It waa predicted that
when the voters of Florida go to
Khe polls on June 8 In the primary
they will vote overwhelmingly for
Underwood.
Funeral Services For
WOllam Moffatt. Held
Funeral services for William V.
Moffatt, prominent resident of the
Paola section, who passed away
Saturday night, were held Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o’clock at the un
dertaktng parlors of Miller A Son
on-Second Street. In charge of the
services were members of the local
Masonic lodge.
Following the services, the body
was prepared for shipment on the
afternoon train where it waa sent
to the former home of the dead
m an.at Blue Point, L. I. The de
ceased la survived by a widow who
accompanied the body to Bine
Point.
l-nrmi. The public Is Hr. Moffatt had made hia home
™ t h e bus! at Paola for Several years. He was
i.* .jjj P’^Hig orders « member of the Presbyterian
Church and a Mason.
ln ,V0*Ue ,n Hanford
“ «rved for the past few
.°nly in this city but
Florida- iiiifm.
*•• wo u
d t uns
flr,t
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Lk..1T m,r .u. u
. o a, it is.
"•t there will be numer*
recursions formed and
an
rite beach will form mn’,
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diYer,ion
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Jes.
tjon asking that tha Io.nU cl°»« their doors on
rircfiUted some
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n* « lF all of the
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STORM WARNINGS
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30—Small
craft warnings were displayed oa
the .Atlantic coast from Jackson,
villa to VirginlaCspes, tha weather
bureau announced today. Lower
“ and showers are ex
with fair weather
inis tomorrow.
(Hr t i e * s e ^ l« l f i l Preaa)
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30
Secretarw Mellon’s proposal
of a 35 per cent, reduction tax
on (he earned Income w*a
agreed upon today In the sen
ate frith modification. The In
comes of less than five thou
sand are considered eartied for
pu/poses of reduction.
BY COlinTEE
JU L IA N S. C A RR D A N IELSPLA CED
N O TED GEN ERAL ON STAND FO R
D IE S ON TRA IN O I L IN Q U IR E R S
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Ju d ge Sharon T alks
To Kiw anis Club
A t Luncheon Today
The special feature of today’s
entertainment at the weekly lunch
eon of the Sanford Kiwanis club
was the address of Judga James
O. Sharon who took as his sub
ject "Our Country, Are we iu
builders or its borers’* Urging
the Klwanisns to be law.tbiding
and to have respect for lay Judge
Sharon pointed out that there are
four great
principles on which
American liberty la baaed. The
first Is that all men are equal,
second the right to life, third th»
right to liberty and the last J b
the right to pursue happinaas. ^
It waa decided by the Klwknian*
today to enter into « membership
contest lasting tha next .three
months.
Officers of the club
stated that If the percentage of
attandance during that period runs
as high aa 98 per cent, they will
be hosts to the club members a t
a,banquet
Kiwanlan Brownlee reported on
teh work of the hoepital commit*
tee. Kiwaniana McKay apd Con
nelly were appointed to eerve on
thle committee for tha month of
May Kiwanlan Sharon .reported
aa to the activity of the troop of
Boy Scouts sponsored by the club.
A. K. Roeeetter waa the winner
of the attendance prise.
Visitors attending today's lunch
eon were J . M. Cook, W. Ernrkh.
E. W. Ascher, G. B- JIulbert and
8 . . Pi Newell, numbers of the Ki*
w»nli club of Orlando. Also J .
R.: McDonald.'A..O. Porter, C. M.
MeKrqxJe and C;-W.' Prober.
Members of tha 8anfoni club at
tending wore a W- DeCottes. B.
D. Css we: JMlfe &
E. F.
Las^, H.
D, Gardiner. H., Overlls. Bart Fort. R.
nounced Tuesday night that he had
contracted pneumetUa and thaf his
lllaeaa was compliscted by a heart
affection. It w*s stated at that
time that he probably "would not
survive the.nlght,
Julian S. Carr. While holding the
rank of geperaKin'the Confederate
Veterans organisation, never v is
Sri officer to the Confederate nrmy.
H#, left his studies at Uv» Univer
sity of North Carolina ‘ when 16
s o la to join the army of North
' rgihis and served throughout
as a private ln Ham;u m s
neral Carr returned to Nortn
Carolina -after the. war and* purthased. for |4,000 a one-thlnl intenrst in the BrockwAII -Durham
Tobacco Company, manufacturers
of smoking tobacco. He became
financial manager of the* business
which finally waa sold to tho Amer
ican Tobacco Company for several
million doilan. Hia business inter
ests were varied. He was' presi
dent of the First National Bank of
Durham ahd had part In the man
agement of acores of othev, Indus-
charged, and there haa been testi
mony before the senate committee
designed to show that the lease of
Teapot Dome to Harry F. Sinclair's
mammoth oil company waa attend
ed by a conspiracy.
Before Mr. Daniels reached the
jury roam maps and charts of the
Wyoming ’and California reserves
had been fastened to the visits So
the jurors might visualise the
fields under discussion. Also a
Urge 'hatch of documentary evi
dence, including copies of the Teas
es, and voluminous correspondence
concerning them, was delivered to
counsel by representatives of the
interior department.
,
Several days probably will be rt-‘
mired forr the prresentotion’ of the
iocumentory evidience.
JOHNSON DEFEATED
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Apr. 30—One candidate, favora
ble to Hiram Johnson was over
whelmingly defeated and a delega
tion of 80 solidly pledged-to Pr*»Ideht Coolidge Was elected to thrt
Republican National convention in
s551f f l u y * n^ Ml prt/<rtntt prlmary
of
Given Thursday at Scout Camp
, ,
T M n ri,, l i k n i
tha public U cordially
sturid a field and *
be heldI at at. - fk-L.
near’ Sanford
bar of con
various
to an
day by
the’
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t a large crowd
Central Park
fethod[at Church
• Rteat
of hits re at, a special message
^ I j ’ wock delivered by Rev.
»nal I
Apr. W'
One M ore Day L e f t
In Which Citizens
May B e R egistered
Citizens of Sanford and Semi
nole county have one more chance
after today to reglitef and qualify
for the Jung primary according to
H. C. DuBoae, supervisor,offegistration, who announced Wednesday
that his office will be opesitli day
tomorrow and for two hours tomor
row night.
Tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock*and
between (he same hours,Thursday
night, the supervisor's office will
be open ae an accomodation to dtlsens of the county wjio find it In
convenient to come to Sanford dur
ing the day.
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.Up until noon today the registra
tion list had reached 2.844. Tuesday
the largest number to register In a
•ingle d tr , was listed by Mr. Du
Bose. The number lacked four of
being 100. Today that figure may
be exceeded by the large crowd of
last-minute citizens, who kept Mr.
DuBose and his assistant busily en
gaged throughout the morniog All
Ing out registration blanks.
Already the number registered
exceeds that of tha last election Uy
approximately L 000. The largest
vote ever polled in Seminole coyn-,
ty Will be cast in tha June primary,
It (s now derived by ritixene, who
have watched with a great deal'of
Interact the ever-increasing num
ber as it has been printed each day
In (his paper.
Coolidge and Cox Gain
Victories In Prim ary
U ’b & v ir v r s e w
President
MANY PROMINENT
MEN OF FLORIDA
INVITED TO CITY
Men of Great Prominence Through
out Entire Htate Are Expect-',
ed to Attend M’Adoo Con• vent Ion Here ThU
Week.
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“Good. N ight” la I
Reply Given To
Asked By
City Commissioners.
Commission Said
To Have Grafted
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Rumors Declared That
Engineering C 6 v
Allowed “Rake-offs"
“Good Night Gentlemen**
wan
he had refused point-blank to be
Interrogated by Mayor Forreat
Lake and City Attorney George A.
DeCottes, regarding rumors cir
culated alleging that member* of
that body have been receiving*
rake-offs" in connection with the
awarding of certain paving**con
tracts.
Judge Stringfellow, It ia allegied
al|<
the rumors in thla city
concerning the grafting tactics of
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the commissioners and together
With several other prominent citl* , •'
zen* of Sanford, was subpoCtwd
by the rommisalon in Its efforts to
investigate the chargsa thorough
ly. However, when the judge waa
nd.
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Not only will Carter Glass
former secretary of the Unltcu
States Treosury, Congressman W.
D. Upshaw of Georgia and toher
prominent
national
J n . n , n.llon
.1 tigu
in
ft S js .
Democratic party, be here for the
McAdoo convention Friday and tlonea tho legality. o| thq fcntlrtj
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Saturday but aome of the foremost proceedings.**
cv*tut tutcral questions had 1
citizens of Florida will also be
put to him, during which be represent, it it declared.
Mayor Forrest Lake, who is re mained standing with his hat on
sponsible for calling the state cau his head, the jmlge carefully sur
cus, stated that among those in veyed the gathering and then turn
vited and who will in all probabil ed to leave the room. An he did
ity attend, are: J . T. Crawford and so, however, he hestitoted and
J. R. Anthony of Jackeonville, turning once more wished the
James M. Cathcart and O. P. HU- meeting good night .
Altogether there were 11 wit
burn of Tampa, C. W. Nelson of
Bartow, Orlo E. Halniin of Miami nesses called by the commiaaidfinnd L. D. Briggs of West Palm ers, all of whom except Judge
Stringfellow and F. P. Rlnes, read* ,
Beach.
It is already known in addition lly agreed to answer alii of the
that the following other prominent questions put to them.
Mr. Hutton Testifies.
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figures will be here: Charles . J .
Tha first witness to-appear boKetchum of Key Weilt, J. F. C.
Griggs of Jacksonville, A. T. fore the comrithsion was Mr. HiAStuart and F. M. Williams •of ton, Who was interrogated and an
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Tamps, Dr. A- W. McKeniio and swered aa follows:
By Mr. Lake:
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Q. Mr, Hutto your name is
Crook of Jacksonville and othsra.
Mayor Laks* re4elv*d ■ telegram M. B. Huttotvt..
XuSqiay .ftight.fi
of tho] iufr
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— . .he wire was Is fo..„r ,
“Will arrive FViday ihoriiing. Ifistheir repraeeitUHVo
■ure averybody, especially the op
position that all will be treated
fairly with humor and a good time ,. Q* You secured the contract for ’
.for all. Offer a dollar bill to the this work, did you not?
A. Y e., sir.
man who goes to afeep. Ha/e a
Q. How wss that award made!
large delegation of women Citi
zens present. McAdoo was a pic - To lowest Md?
A. By competitive bid, and we
ncer in woman’s emancipation.
the lowest bidder were
The mayor Is also He* rCCeipt of being
awarded thla work.
n letter from F. W. Shopper, edi
Q. It haa come to the eommlstor of the Miami News, in whjch slonen knowledge that on ono oc
the latter expresses hope that he casion. while you were In Orlando,
and G„ H. RqsseH. publisher, wljl you mad* the statement that you
bo able to attend the meeting. He had.a good contraet here and were
■toted-In hisjatter.that it waa his nuking Soma money, but that you
belief that Dade county could be had to split 20 per cent, with the
organized for McAdoo.
city commission. Is that state
. ' .Meariwhlle*the mayor anxioialy ment true?
awaits word from* Mr. McAdoo as
A. That statement la absolutely
to whether, ha will be able o .lie
falsehood, sir.
here tor the convention. It Is hop
Q. It came further to the know!ed that the presidential candidate sdge of the commission that this
will be al^lc to accept the invitation stotemeiit wa* made while you
of Mayor Lake and come to tfils Were intoxicated, to (he court
city aa the Chief guest of the con house In Orlando, and In. thrit In
vention. It ia believed that hia toxicated rendition you made that
presfnee would add much to’ the remark. . Please tell what you
terest and enthusiasm of the know gbbut any circumstance
meetings.
that might hare led up to f i a t
Xelegto ms corfilnue to pour in
A. 1 hare been to Orlabdo but
from aUI sections
si
of the state. May- only once hare I ever been In or
or'Laka-qeelarcd Wednesday morn, near the court houae. That
ing^* He stated that efforts will bu one time .stilen 1 went to
made to. persuade William Jtnnings Jor Brow*, who U the toot__ ,
Bryan to come to. the convention. ginrer of Orringo county, end
At present the Great Commoner la a college fraternity mate of ml
on a tour of ^he state *U (he interQ, Dftl you discuss at
eft of, his1candidacy:fk» delegate
tooths national contention, but It
ie/iblgd that ho will be persuaded
A. No, air.
to/abandon hia Itlrierary'' temiwrQ. Did you discuss it with
arily to accept the mayors Invito* one there you know, of 7
tion.
A. No, pte.
At a meeting held this morning
Q* Any question you would
at the Chamber of* Commerce to
him, Dr. Marshall?
rooms called by Mayor Lake, plana
A. No.
for the convention and arrange
Q. You, Mr. Chase?
ments for theifntertainment of the
A. No.
vlecitpra were discussed.
By City Attorney:
Committees to handle the differ,
Q. I would like to ask him u
ent phases of tho convention were few questions. Havtyou heard *
appointed by the mayor* Arrange this rumor?
A - -Y«l -sir
ments were made, tonave the busi
ness houses decorate for the occaQ* To the effect that you had
eion. A committee wa aappolnted a fat thing in your contract for
to meet all trains and welcome the construction work in this
delegatee who will begin to ar that out of the money
rive here Thursday night*
for this work you were
Plans for the convention itself to the commission 20'(
’ pert
have been, almost completed, tha
program
be given to
m^
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asked
the printers
or the
convention to
iy af*
tetooon at 3
will girt the
.welcome
which will be f(
by an ad-
drrea ailber by Carter Glass, Uni
ted States
•r Holioi
aged the
Georgia.
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HAVANA, Apr. 30-M ayor
Asenclo Villalon, Santiago, De
Caba, was shot to death last
night while driving through the
streets In the capital of Oriante,
a province, according to news
paper dispatches, but the belief
is generally expressed today
that the affair is not connected
with yesterday’s revolt in the
Santa Clara province. The re
volting soldiers are still at targe
according to latest reports to
day after another clash late yes
terday with the loyal forces of
Coyeaito. The mayor was shot
by an unidentified man.
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Cfa tic esndldat*, for president to
"* In this I
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t tolk to the'boys 1920 won sweep!b* victories In » ? " u ^
toite' will h»:
Ohio’s primary fleet!
also make short addresses will bt
i th tilr
Thu vote, howxyer, is
Senator Glass, O
lightest ere:
■haw and Dr. A.
•lecrion.
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ted at 18 p
the delegs
the
tiptoto
tantlal vote.
attend the
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'Santiago Mayor Is
Killed On Streets
amendments other than the in-]
come tax rates be considered Wed- ]
nesday, pending completion of the
proposed corporation
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tax amend
ment. Consideration of this will
be nsked at about the same time
Would Have Operation of Ja p
as
the income rates, Senator Sim Receives Full Attention of
anese Exclusion amendment
mons said.
Agriculture Committee As
Put Off Until Ju ly 1 - S e n
Tentative Agreement.
Arguments both Fnvoring
ate and House Conferees
A tentative draft of the corpora
and Opposed to Acceptance
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30—The tion tax amendment was agreed
On Immigration Bill Con senate gave approval Tuesday to
are Heard— 1‘inchot Asks
, uP°n Tuesday by Senators Simsider Such Request and W ill nnance:
finance.- ecanm
amendments t o i mon, nnj Jones,'Democrat, New
Committee t,o Get Hack to
Give Coolidge Answer Soon the,rereqil6' bill imposing ■ 10 per Mexico, and placed before minor
The
Rooseveltfan - Policy*
f-~'4
^ ^pent tax on radio seta, reducing au- ity members of the finance commit
tomobile taxes, repealing the eapi- tee for approval. It will propose
(H r T k * A M O f U t H P re a a )
Illy Tli# A■«<)<*inf?
WASHINGTON. Aph 30.— Post- tal stock-tkx, .and restoring to the a normal tax. probably lower than
WASHINGTON,
A|
Henponement of operation of the Jap bill the tax on drafts, checks,an4 the pending flat tax of 14 ner cent,fcry
Ford’s bid for Muscle Shoals
anese exclusion *provision of the promissory notes.
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and additional taxes probably
on;irt '
Adapted Without Debate.
immigration bill until July 1, is un
gliding scale, ep
an undistributed profV^e full uttention of tho
sliding
derstood to have been suggested by
All were adopted practically n
-----. subjcct t„ |senate agricultural committee's
its. above the.,amounts
President Coolidge to senate and without debate or opposition in rap the normal tag,
hearing today with arguments both
house conferees on the measure.
id order after more than two hoviik
Senator Simmons explained Tuon favoring and opposing acceptance
had been spent in discussion of mi dnv it was not the purpose of the of the offer.
Considered By Conferees.
Thla suggestion was said to have nor proposals., further contests are %»mocrnts to increase this tax but
Gifford Pinchot, governor of
been considered by the conferees nt expected, however, on the radio and ,to plug up leaks through which, he Pennsylvania, urged the committee
a meeting today and afterwards automobile rates.
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■said, regular income taxes are bc- tk ‘‘get back" to the Rooseveltian
word wak sent to the White House
Approval of these amendments tlng evaded.
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policy of conserving the nation’s
that an agreement on this basis left only vital provisions of the bill
Senator Dili, Democrat, Wash- natural resources and turn down
might be reached within 24 >oura. to be taken up. These include the ■ugtn, has Introduced an amend the Ford bid. Maj. E. n. StahlThe" vote in the conference commit income tax rates, reduction on ment proposing to eliminate from man, publisher of the' Nashville
tee, however, is expected to be' earniM incomes the corporation tax ;the bill the radio tax approved (Tenn.)‘ Uunner,' warned the com
close, forecasting the fight which estate and gift taxes, publicity of Tuesday, and he declared a roll call mittee noi to listen U) the power
appears certain at least on the sen returns ana the board of tax ap vote would be asked on this pro ami fertiliser interests but to ac
ate floor, when the exclusion agree peals. Proposals to tax incomes vision later.
Likewise, Senator cept Frtrd’s bid and encourage de
ment is reported; A final report from tax-exempt securities also walsh, Democrat,
Massachusetts, velopment of the country.
from.the conference committed*!* are to be disposed of.
Maj. Stohlman is the first withas
introduced
an
amendment
pro
not loked for on the measure for
In this connection Senator Sim posing entire repeal of the tax on rtoss who has uppeared before the
several days.
mons, North Carolina, ranking nuton\obilo tires, parts and acces committee in favor or the Boani
Democrat on the finance commit sories and he said Tuesday night proposal. He asked the commit
Chance to Negotiate.
Suspenaion of the effectiveness tee, announced Tuesday night the a fight, would be made for this tee not to alter the bid so that Ford
of the Japanese exclusion provision Democrats would probably ask that
would turn it down. If it should bo
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until July 1, when other sections
necessary later, he added, legisla
of the bill will become operative,
tion could bo passed governing tho
would give opportunity for nego~
property. He declared the public
tiolion of a treaty or other ar
interest could be fully protected
rangement >flth Japan for exclu
under the terms of tho Ftbrd ren
tract.
sion of the natiorials of that nation.
Such action it has been contended
Power Company Employe.
in some administration circles,
Sentiment in Tennessee favored
would bring about thelends sough*,
the Ford bid, the publisher assert
in the bill, but would give less of-, Former Commander of United
ed,
declaring that Dan MeGugln,
Senate Committee Invcfctfgitlng
fense to the Japanese government
who opposed tho Ford offer before
Confederate Veterans Sue- . I Chargee Against Teapot Dome
and people.
the committee as a representative
cumba to Influents
Oil Lessee Renew Lahore of
The president’s views were
of the Tennessee Manufacturers*
* Attack.
•
Probing Witnesses*
laced before .the conferee® today
Association did not represent the
y Senator Reed, Republican, Penn
manufacturers bus was employed
( H r T k e A u m Ik I . S P reaa)
sylvania, who has been active in
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30.—With by the power companies.
ATLANTA, Apr. 30— The
directing the -.Immigration bill
Ford submitted a bid after Mus
Josephus Daniels, secretory of tho
Southland mourned today the
through the senate after the chief
navy in the Wilson administration, cle Shoals .had been recommended
death of Jen. Julian Carr, lead
executive had conferred with him
as the first witness, the special for junking and alter the Alabama
er of the fast thinning ranks
thla morning.
grand Jury which it to inveatignto Power Company and the Tennessee
of the Gray, prominent-North
When word of a probable con
criminal
tal charges growing out of P°w*r Company and “people everyCarilina financier and cotton
ference agreemaat utr the sxcl
h»—disd—tm r • the senate-*vM
« | ( r Tusisday hi
_____
the-_ Dliitrtce o f ^ w '^ o r t d TyftrifeM'err hraketo'bW
■grief*
teiri (he day the prtfsidAtt con
ibia *supremrcourt.
"supremreourt.
• « a J. Stohlman said.
Columbia
stricken ones set about fitting
ferred with Secretary .Htrghos but
The bid of Ford, ho declared
Atlee Pomerene and Owen J.
ly paying a final tribute to hia
no announcement concerning their
Roberts, special government coun was “the first intimation wo"hmi
memory. It la expected that
discussion was forthcoming.
sel in the oil litigation, are pre- that Musclo Shoala offprctl n great
arrangements will soon be
opportunity for the country."
Sevaral senator* "from the Pa
made to honor his memory
cific coast states have indicated
ed the first day to laying the
The T e n n e s s e e
publisher
probably on the day his re
their intention to oppose adoption *mains are laid to rest, but now
roundwork for evidence that is to charged that other proposals were
of the commltte? report, If it a t
the south has onlv bowed Ha - e educed later through a num submitted to kill Ufa Ford bid, say
tempts in any. way to altar the
ber of witnesses who have appeared ing:
head In- alienee and sorrow. He
senate’s decision on exclusion as
before the senate committee.
“ y il >» not ’a good
waa a commanding -figure at
expressed by several decisive votes.
Former Secretory Daniels wiw bjd. That it. Is not'whut it ought
every Confederate' Veterans’
One of the votes.Was upon the
before the jury for nearly an hour to be. They could not kill the Fori
reunion.
adoption of the amendment, pro*
“
r -• • . I
a
11 WB" nt
request bid unless they had a counter prop
sed by Senator Heed and jitrividCHICAGO, Apr. SO—General Ju -1 that'congress passed the act of osition. Rut they could net get a
r that exclusldi|-j of iJnpaneso Han S. Carr, former commander of 'June 4, 1920. giving the. naval see- counter bid’ for some time."
•Gov. Pinchot Oppoees.
’*.
would become effective immediately ,the United Confederate Veterans, |fetory control of tho naval reGov. Pinchot charged that tho
upon enactment of the bill,* al diod at tho boms of his daughter, i "krvoa and authorising him to lease
though other sections would not be hero at 10:15 o'clock-''Tuesday lands and to sell, store or exchange Foril bid would "hamstring" the
ngriculturaljred Industrial depart
effective until July 1, when the
.qil'extracted from the reserves.
ht.
•
•
.
tsent law expires by limitation.
One of the chief contentions of ment of l/uTsdUth and.that the nit
.neral Carr left’ hia home nt
• houae. bill contained no such Durham, where ho was , a well the government in the oil cases has rate part of the Contract wus "win
stipulation. ■
.
known banker last Baturday to been that President Harding’s ex dow dressing." <
(Continued on page 8 >
come to Chicago for a visit vk|th‘ ecutive order of May, 1921, trans
his daughter, Mrs. H. C. Flowers. ferring control of tne reserves to
,On the train he contracted influ- the Interior secretary was In violsernto and was seriously ill when he tion of this statute, and* that the
leases’ to Hary F. Sinclair and E. L.
■
PptvAel here.
kstM . *
,
*
arrived
other reasons.
His condition grew worse’ and Dohenjr were invalid for that and
M ARKETS
jrssrs .
with lfc.
[ M he sure
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Sen ate P asses ’
Committee
Revenue B ill
mdments Putting
Ten P e r C e n t' ix Upon Radio SetSj
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INDIANAPOLIS, Apr. 8 0 Emmeft F . Branch, Martinsville,
Indiana, who held the position
of LHriit. Governor, today waa
■worn In aa governor of Indiana
to succeed Warren T. McCray.
ndlcated
8re the
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Indiana Governor Is
Sentenced 10 Y e a rs
ath is reported at Lake
one near Jsxarkanaand Auburn, Al*-t re*
svy property damage. A
kite woman was killed
(ley. Ga.
ot at Flcklln, Ga, la re*
emOlished, Three writ)
ifacon, Ga., by a tornado
Hock and many houses
down with enormous
nage.
show the injured at 10
■led 30. In Opelika, A la,
at 10 o'clock totaled
)pelika, Alabama, four
are reported killed
iluinf. The twister demo-1
Ibouses. In Greenville.
are said to be.injured
1negroes missing. The
image is estimated at
ASSOCIATED P R E S S D ISPATCH ES
anHU»
\/w>*'.t** i.’L.-jjxn
hns and nurses of Spar_shed to Walnut Grove
nlles away to determine
1life there fallowing the
|the tornado" at 10 o'clock:
ir struck Lake Charles
late yesterday, sweeps
gh Arkansas, Mlssisippi
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WEAF—New Y.JLT
Program
Program For Wednesday
W EL FA R E WORK
O R G A N IZ E D IN
IS L E O F GDBA
Palm H atbor Jo in s FRENCH JILECFIQN!
Ranks o f F jo n d a
Citrus ; Association
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CAMPAIGN LACKS!
AMERICAN SNAP
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PUNTA
A; IS PLAN
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REDUCTION of TAXATION
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ON SATURDAY, MAY 3JID WE WILL OPEN Q U p E W NO. 3 FILL
ING STATION AT CORNER OF TENTR ST. ANR SANFORp AVE.
MR. R . WILLIS IN CHARGE
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WJZ—New York
W3B—Atlanta Journal (429) tlm«i
5:30-7:06, ,
10:45, homo ta!ent„' . .
. ‘ Talkbg Machine
I
WGR—Buffalo- (319) 4:30, mu
Iffj Tfce Aucilslnl l’n « l
sic; 6:30, news; 0.60, "Invest
JACKSONVILLE, Api. 29.—
ments”; 7, concert; 8!30, address;
8?<«r:*‘K>r daneer-**<'~w(,>*»<'“,*>*-*«»^*
,V shotgun barrel plugged with
KYW—Chicago (630) 6:45, bed
r
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’♦"’T P ”
time; 7 , concert; 7, musical; 8 ,
♦h*
n*
WJP-PhiUd«lphu
lytroM Jf&r*
talks; 10-2:30 revue.
•
orchestra;
5, talk
shot
when
the
gun
was
fired
Chicago ------------------------Activities of J iivenUe Protective
WDAP—Chicago (3G0) 6-9, con
.u suwu tfte n.o ‘ ot IV. o.
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I Amociatinn la Extended to Cuba
cert, organ.
8 :°S, oneheatra.
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Sweat when fired from 10 Tcct
Potomac Yard*--------- - --- *•*
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—
Chicago
Tribune
(370)
6,
Where the Plan Will Be Work
at Spring
Park yesterday,
KbKA-Plttsburrt i
ed Successfully, Believed.
address, cello, concert; 8- 10, music. children; 6:06 one-£J
16
Southsidu authorities dec!* > I
Total -----------W M A Q —Chicueo News (447.fi) ,
today.
Mike
Piotzo
was
charg
| ATLANTA. A^TzO.— Activities
'<U
bedtime; C:M, >trthw eateg[ TvV.
U.; ^ A K -P it tr tQ r j j
ed with firing shot. The trou
- r f f 0H 9PP40, ffWOslFa; 8 ,
lot the Juvenile Protective Assocls- ble i* said to have been famed
'V 5 conc«frt| 6:30 SunsS.
a 'H I S W E E K IN .
,S{l5, trio.
•*
Jthnr-prehtM welfiiWT5TFWlinU«f^ ^whtn Piatxa insulted SweatsAektHral raview^ft
,
>
WLW—Cincinnati
(3 0 9 )'7 “ "S A N F O R D "
wife.
Piotxo
is
then
said
to
with southern headquarters in this
kitimuslc.
« ? « ■ u b»’'H
have gone home and returned
city, hnve been extended to Cuba,
WFAA—Dallas News
(476)
Tuesday
— according to announcement nuolel armed with a shotgun and pis
WKAQ—Porto Rul
12:30, recital.
band. .
1
tol. After the failure of the
Weekly luncheon. Rotary Clun,
WOC—Davenport (484) 6:30,
by officials here today.
KF AE—Pullman
shotgun ho U said to have at
12: 16, Valdez HoteL
sandman; 8, musical.
talk, recital, pUno.
The Juvenile Protective Associa tempted to kill Sweat with a
Regular meeting Masonic Royal
WCX— Detroit (617) 6, concert;
{KBZ—Springfield (j
pistol
which
was
wrestled
by
Arch Chap., 8 P- n»..
Ny11’ tion of Havana Cuba, as the
7:30, music.
moroua, concert; fcr
Sweat's wife. Sweat weak from
General reception, Presbyterian branch organization will be known,
WWJ—Detroit News (517) 6 . or- 6 :S0, 0« h e e t« . io
loss of blood from the bird shot
Church, 8 p. m.f at Presbyterian
chcstrs, vocal.
elected the following officers: Dr. wounds attacked Pletzo who
ale, home besutlfaiP
Church.
WBAP—Fort Worth Star Telo- 7-10:30, music.
Aristides ii lest re, president; Dr.
'
Wednesday
made off but waa later arrested
gram (576) 7:30-109:46, concert.
and held in tho county Jail.
Weekly luncheon, Kiwania Club, Juliu Marlines, vice-president; Dr.
KFKX—Hastings (341) rebroad12:15, Valde* Hotel.
Harry R. Tuube, vice-president;
I
earns KDKA.
‘
Thursday
WOS—Jefferson City (440.9) 8 ,
Weekly luncheon, Asaoclatlon of Dr. Herminio Rodrigues, secretary. HOPE GIVEN UP
address; 8 :20, barn dance.
Buslneaa Women, 12:30, Valdez A committee was appointed to
WDAF— Kansas City Star, (411)
FOR 115 MINERS
draft a constitution and by-laws,
Hotel.
•
What with the hectic sessions about the House end Senate these days, it is small wonder that the 3:30-430, nvusicai; 6-7, ScboqkJof
Regular meeting, Eastern Star, those of the parent organization in
NOW ENTOMBED officeholders are taking to boxing nnd athletics. Bernarr MncFadden, famed physical culturlst, is shown the Air; 11:46, Nighthawki.' ■
8 p. m., Mesonlc Hall.
Atlanta being furnished for a
WHB—Kansas City . (411) 8-3,
giving a few lessons to Senators Arthur Capaper, C. C-. Dill, Representative McFadden,* Senator Magnus
Flower Featival. Parent Teachmusic; 7-8, orchestra.
•‘ *
(Cotninued from pnge 1.)
era Asaoclatlon, 6 p. m„ Fifth Sf. guide.
Johnson
and
Representative
John
M
.
Nelson.
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; KF1—Yon Angeles (4G9) 8:46-1
The Cuban orgunixatlon was penc-d and men, women and chil
•
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P»rk.
q. .ml, stories, orchestra.
b±r
BATTERIEsJ
_
Friday
formed through the efforts of Rev. dren, taking no heed of a drizzling
- KUJ—Los Angeles (395) 8 , or
Regular meeting Knighta Temp- Crawford Jackson, general secre rain, dushed to the mine mouth.The presidential.campaign is a chestra; 8:30, children; 10, talks,
r:80 p. m., Masonic Hall,
They found tho entrance blocked
matter of a few-'days; the parlia quartet; 11, lecture; 12, orchestra.
frtkly luncheon, Chamber of tary, of Atlanta. Secretary Jack
son made the trip to Havana fol by a cave-in, and through thic
mentary campaign a matter gener WHAS— Louisville Journal (400)
emvrre, 12:19, Valdez oHtel.
lowing
a conferenco with Governor mass of rock and earth-drifted
7:30-9, solos, readings, talks, te
foflitn'a Club dinner, Woman a
ally
proceded by national don- nor.
Clifford M. Walker, of Georgia, spots of smoke and gases.
.
, Wwnon’a Clubhouse.
General Auto
grosses of the principal parties.
who was in Miami, Fla., at tho
WGI— Medford (3C0) 5, Big
Man Bower Massed.
time. Governor Walker cabled th *
These decide some of the important Rrnthcr Club, Camp Fire GlrU;
Phones:
of Havana to assist the At
The man power of the region was
SUTHERLAND Apr. 29— (Spc.. .
'• > i
w i l l mayor
question* of electoral tactics, such 5:30, evening program.
lanta secretary in his plans, which massed at the mine while nwait- cinl to The Herald)—Preliminary »,
WLAG — Minneapolis-St. Paul
Day, 3J>4
la also to include a juvenile court ing the arrival of tho rescue car organization of the, Palm Harbor N» Indications That Campaign U ;n* coalitions with other* parties, (417) 7:30, Tenures; 9:30, St. Pe
system for Havana and Cuba.
0 8ort o f-skeleton ter, Minn., business men.
Citrus Growers Association to be (In—Election la As Important I0" '1 lhc*
Advices state that the Havana with Its crew of truined men. Vol affiliated with the Florida Citrus
as Presidential Helectlons
|platform, which b
sometimes
T H B . EXIf
WBAII—Minneapolis (417) 7,
mayor assigned Lieutenant Carlos unteer crews dug frantically at the Exchange, was completed here late
lectures.
Are
in
U.
8
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called
the
"minimum
program,”
M. Salvo to meet the Atlanta sec- blocked entrances, while others Monday with an assured volume of
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BATTERY STAI
--------and all candidates who present
WOR— Newark (406) 4:1G, mu
. PUNTA GORDA, Apr. 29,—
100,000 boxes of fruit.
*
PARIS,
Apr.
29.—Americans
themselves
in
the
name
of
tb
<
.
e
par-!sic;
7-9,
entertainment.
>”
Plans for the formation of a Punta ISS’ fi.h'V 5 3 S X 1S5«5:l'-M
More than 90 per cent o f the
^___________
‘ upposed to subacribe to'the
Among tbo number was back in the country, in tho hops fruit in this locality it Is predict- nay travel from one end of France JF
Gorda Cltfui Growers' Aaaoclation tlon.
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__.
‘’minimum of principles bid down.
Palph M. Ybor, a prominent Hav- that they could get into the work
o
the
other
nowadays,
and
unless
Tho
reMlut|
0H
s
„f
the
and for the erection of a packing ann-Tampa business mnn, who ings. It was through these air
UPi**y r»?® »i **i?* Lw ■"*
'i '
“ ------- t itle resolutions oi the congr
before MayM. F radically (they search carefully, can discover I however, ore more vaguely
_ _ dr*
rawn
house to- affiliate with the Florida while on a trip to Tampa, urged |safts that the first rescuers were ciation
nil of the fruit will be new volume io evidence that then Is in prog- thnn an American political plat
Citrus Exchange were completed the Atlanta secretary to make the let down.
for the ex"hungc, ns the co-opera •ess a national campaign which, form and cause title embarrass
here Monday night following an trip, fie also acted as Mr. Jack
Six of the bodies recovered were tive organization has heretofore for France, is equivalent In Import ment to candidates who for local
son’s Interpreter.
•
addten by William L. Wilson of
found near the Brown's run air- handled but n small portion of ance to a presidential election *in or personal reasons, find it expo*
Cabinet Member Presides.
shaft,
two and n half miles from crop in this immediate section, '.he United States.
dient to depart from the party's
Plant City. Approximately 60,009
The organisation meeting, held
boxes of fruit will be handled In the roof parlor garden of the the mouth of the mine. The other The organization of the Palm To a good many French men a* profession of faith in their cam
Farm ing Tools amtlhiiplemerits
miners had been cut down Harbor association, was brought •veil as to nearly all foreigners it paigning arguments.
through the new exchange. More Plnta Hotel In Havana, was attend-1
than 16,000 moxes were signed' up ed by many leading citizens, public ; wherf they were within a few hun- about at thu growers mass meet passes unperceived, yet there is *«•
Tho campaigning consists of per
Few Other 'Articles
at an organization meeting held offldals and representatives of the i ^re‘*
Tjy'jr ing held here Monday morning ng on one of the moat portentious sonal visits by the candidates, so
.i
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f-.ii t .
mL
r p r u Mti
ll h
F i » f i t n i n c F ffaintly
n i n l l v vvn»>n
1
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-IT . I 'p it*-’
still
breathing
when when speeches were mnde by Dr. druggies between the two leading far as possible, and small meetings
Immediately following Mr. Wil churches
andi civic
clubs.
The sec uwere
To clean up such thlnga of the above sort as I htvi i
son’s address.
retary of justice, Erasmo Rogucfe- found, but died before their res W. A. Mackenzie, Leesburg, chair vrlitical groups that has occurred in the courtyards of the public
man of the Citrus Rlgn-up com dnee the fall of the second empire. school houses. The paste pot and
Growers who signed Citrus Ex roa, a state official and member cuers reached the mine mouth.
will sell all at
mittee and Senator John S- Tay •Tho French method/* of cam brush are the principal tools of
change contracts and who will take of the caglnet of President Zuya,
lor, large independent shipper who paigning are due partly to differ the contestants. It Is a poster
• leading part in the formation of presided.
Coolidge H at Long
rectntly Joined the exchange.
the Punta Gorda exchange are:
ences in the systems of election, fieht jn which not only the special
Officials of the association In At
Terms Cask ‘ ' i
El W. Rountree, E. If. Huckleby, L. lanta said today that two branch
Discarded Travels
shd partly to the fact that enthusi- bill boards provided fo e the pur
Koon, F. R. Blount, J. C. Hobson, organizations
aim plays a smaller role. Politics pose, but.all the dead walls of the!
had
also been
8r.,
J . R. Driggers, J. K. Mc- formed recently in Florida, one at
Across Continentlv*af-Ue KIilla0u‘ I? aj y is more theoretical in France and country ,*1) the school houses and i
,
'.M A Y 3,1924
Victims In {Hast India though candidates for parliament other public buildings, even tho I
Klellan and Dr. D. N. McQueen. Ttllaahasce and the other at Apa
At
Ten
o’clock
‘
There ere 76,000 boxes of fruit lachicola, In both of which Secre
BERKELEY. Cal., Apr. 29.—
la their individual campaigning churches, are utilized to spread the
LAHORE, India, Apr. 29.— A .play upon nil sorts of local and gospel of radicalism, socialism or
t*n in this district and E. H. tary Jackson enlisted the co-opera- Derby hats have been “stylish”
AT 811 ELL BANK
— CBLERY AYR. -------- 8
rkleby declared tonight that vig tlon of officials and prominent cit during the past few months, but virulent form of plague is raging personal interests, public political conservatism. This is the only
P. R. Andrews
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orous efforts would be nude to sign izens.
President Coolidge wore one back here and at Mutton nnd several of manifestations arc comparatively ilcturesque feature of an election
the out-lying villages, 30' deaths lama.affairs
up 100 per cent, for the Florida CltTho officers of the* Tallahassee in 1910.
n France.
.
rus Exchange.
The derby bearing the name on an overage occuring in Lahore i‘ r •I __
branch are L. G. Thomifkon,. presi
i : * >v^angan
i s s l 1 UW-JM
r: The present situation affects the dent; Mrs. George 1. JDavis, drat ‘‘Calvin Coolidgo'.' and a date af dally.
entire state, Mr. Wilson declared vlcfrpre*ident;-~ttrfwJ..KvukJoh».___
;.r.*V the eutset o f his address*.staV^dbn.
akuw-aezefid >vke^e*utdJwe>**jX‘
^ 'ig
T iis o»n poiftion ax president Hollun, secretary, and Guyte P. Mc
' lifg^ls
of the Satauma Land Fruit Grow Cord, former mayor, attorney.
Unoversity of California. It was The Council of tho Punjab Uni
ers with 4,000 boxes. He Tainted
The following officers were found in n San Francisco second versity will consider nt un emer
oat that tome method of success named for the Apalachicola asco- hand store where students went to gency meeting the questbn cf
ful marketing must be evolved at ciation: Judge J. H. Cook, presi purchase nil the derbies they could postponing the examination. The
Thl* authorities are taking mtans to
once or he and - other growers’ of dent; Mrs. B. D. Morris, D. B. find V,. mel- xaftbr-Mgn
North Florida will find disorgan Mullox, W. D. Buzzett, A. A. Core, second-hand dealer said tho man rumbat the epidemic and tie com*
ized tailing and demoralised mar vice-presidents; Mrs G. F. Weflng, rn houent it trom, a trump, huiu missioner at Multan has forbidden
kets when their own fruit comes secretary and treasurer; Rev. G. F. the hat had been given him by Mrs. the. holding of the annual vligious
li^to bearing, explaining in dota:l Benedict, chairman of the proba Coolidge, together with some other fair at an adjacent villagi where
tqe organization of the Florida Cit tion committee, and R. D. MeLeod, clothes, soon after the Boston po thousandsc of people • generally
rus Exchange. Mr. WUaon called attorney.
lice strike.
congrebate.
attention to three division! of fruit
Republic Movement Pushed.
handling, growing, picking and
The movement launched by tho
packing and sailing, all of which Juvenile association bat year to
HZ declared to be of equal Import establish the Junior Republic of
ance.-the. South, an institution for wuy-The Florida Citrus Exchange, ho ward boys und girls, will be pushed
Capzilfki, 1944, by Nitlonsl B«l|*t Co •illn, lac.
aaidt la the only co-operative ritrns during tMs summer and full, it
‘fruit marketing organisation in the *roa stated by officials here. Tha
-----71--------- — -------------------------state, and the only one into which association hus made u partial pay
fruit growers can build' a proper ment un a site of 108 acnx at Ben
'agency for the handling bf the cnor- Hill, 14 miles -from Atlanta.
hymx crop with a large majority of
U p )
..
tno fruit handled through the E x
PRESID
ENT
TALKS
change.
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Mr. Wilson pointed out that it
will be easily possible to determine WITH LEA D ERS TO
’ acientlftc Methods -of growing CONCILIATE
JAPS
tter fruit, of improving marketra
coo*.**;*g conditions, of increasing de(Continued
from
page
1.)
. mand through concerted advertis
Featuring This Opening W e Will Give Each Customer Purchasing Five or
ing and of lowering freight rates. toward the administration und en
dorsed
Coolidge.
Through tocganisal effort u re
-rrWeek’s Statement.
• ore Gallons of Gasoline
» '^
search and grove inspection de,
After
th?
telegram
had
been
portment could be furnished to In
volve methods of disposing of much read, Secretary Weeks said: '
“I don’t believe that the presi
„larger quantities of fruit and of
dent ut thut time or at any other
growing better trees.
Horace • Carlton, *ub-exchung» time ev<*r stated ho was anxious to
manager for DeSoto, Charlutte and turn over the Muscle Shoals prop
|£
Lf« counties, explained the method erty to Mr. Ford or to anybody ;
b ■>&
of organizing a local exchange and else. 1 think lie expressed his ;
r jf
assisted In the special growers’- opinion to be, nnd he "has never in- '
moating, which followed Mr. Wil on the 6th -of December. Ho cor- |
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B
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son's pddress. John Hancock, u tninly never has expressed any such
opinion
to
me,
anu..‘i
chas
never
in*
'
prominent local attorney, also ap
pealed for cooperation as the only timntod any such thing to me. i
“Personally, I am in favor of
Method for solving tho present citturning
over that property to the
rqa marketing dilemma. Florida
n#ed* a strong organization with man or corporation, if it is to he
one bead to direct and control the tamed over, that will make the
You May get this Oil all ato n e time if you like, if not you will bp gjjvep a
movement of - fruit into northern largest return to the government,
and I don’t think Mr. Ford’s offer
markets, he said.
Ticket Good for Jhe Oil When you Need I t
W- Smith, H. R. Driggers ami Is the best offer, und therefore, l i
an*,
personally
not
in
favor
of
It."
W. L. Koon were named by Chair
Secretary Weeks said, in answer
man E. W. Rountree, president ol
thq local Chamber of Commerce, as to Chairman Norris, that on the
committee to take charge of the same day that Ford had the inter
“To reduce war taxes is to give ati*e Longworth of Ohio* Republican
n-up drive here. Every member view with President Coolidgo, Ford every home a b«IUr chance.” .
Icakr of tbc l(puse.
THE SAME QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE YOU A LW A YS GET. AT
the new organization, however, called at his office with hia secre
Prendmt Coolidge Could not have
All these measures provide for, a
' red they would take an active tary and engineer and one or two been more emphatic
«
>
ir
nSr
in
serving
notice
rrdiet!cm of income and so-called'
hi the campaign to make the others, and said he had not come upon the Congress that the people o| "uUaaace" Uses in the year 1923.
WIGHT STATJOlfiS
. •
i Gorda Exchange 100 per oh business but to pay his respects thu couiyry have suffered k*^enough Since
*e
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10,
1
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j r
d
’ 'ib A
their
introduction
tbc
tax-payers
—that
it
was
entirely
u
social
call
.coat, strong in Ibis section of the
of the country lave been'so insistent
and business pertaining to Muscle from burdensome taxation,
has not heen hasty in responding to in their demand* for an •imsnediata
Shoal* ws* n->t discussml.
►V,
Discussing Muscle Shoals, Sec the President's warning but it is apt redict ion that both branches of C
ii
CARTER GLASS
retary Weeks said he thought the parent!/ convinced at last that when grets have shqwn' a -willingness
government ought to give some Mr. Coolidge uys "Saw Wood," he agrie upon a reduction oLabout 2
1 of I k taxes now being paid upon
W IL L BE GUEST body authority to take up all tho means it.
But the President has not stopped inctmes of 1923.*
propositions and negotiats with the
v* ■
Off1CONVENTION bidders and get from them the best •t mu admonition.
President Coolidge urged tbw ConOI
all
services
which,
the
Googren
grea to agree upon this reduction to
offers they, ere willing to make
.
Continued from Pare 1
from the standpoint of the gov- can render to this country," he added. kfaKh 15th last. There is now ho^d1
* •
. w..;
. . .
•rlnUnJent of tha Florida Anti- ctnmint and the development and I have no hesitation in
‘
"
that this reduction w{ll go into effect
on League, who is*Heartily be- manufacture of nitrate.
one to be paramount. To
before the second installment becomes
tj>« randldoev of Mr. McAdoo.
durjon June 1Si|l
Secretary Weeks sold generally to ob«truct it by unsound
signified his intention speaking, ha was not in fgvor of i* to become unworthy
e way to turn this hope into a
_ eye by a large majority. government operation. If the gov Mcnce »n<i untrue to
l.i vJ
inly is for every tax-payer to
U ka coifnly delegation ernment is going to retain the
The country wants
ess it upon his or her. Senator of
•pnroxfmstely 40 will property, hi said, he did not etc
ri«ht of way
m
tentative that taxes must be re
irw af
L Dr. W. A. McKenzie any other way fur the government . The first plan to r
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and- Sl^u. Senator
— —
CARS W A___
proceed than to •nter ” *
*** placed before the
ey must understand that this is
fretary Urlkm.' ~
ir r urQ>«!\vw<j X m n
ith scrpV
XbnHdgt
—
*— :—
Celery Shipments
*•-**r.
THE SANFORD ^ ^ . T p E S D A ^ APRII, M
Wl
“ Saw Wood”
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f-t
a *•*y.T!•
o'*- * "' ' -' f-i*
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iix'4^o
l u
r
? ! ' NO. 133
> t H E SA LFO R D HERALD, W ED N ESD A Y, A P R IL 30. 1924.
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!.. V ^ - V u i r ^ " ^ i'j *S ^ u t * " T tx ‘l^VoAT9ohTf Hl<VMf' " '
R H LA R BPi!.M W tFfffW tinilHH l;'H1» ' I
■ton of t h e C o un ts Board of Public
Ansi’
i t ------------------- HffyUow lUwt'^S1
lay to make a special aaa«*metit! Street between .Sanford Avenue following Street in the City of made and entered against all Iota
for &rm tnola c o u n t ,
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IQ
L
a
«
f
lands*
Idjetefey
SttPeontifiMUs
VSVSl!«'a„'T.. *V.1N'5a? «
r?
itteKapariat benefits t p r^ tf, Avenue, , width trfT P fW , Saaford,'Florida,'tervrit:- «*t»kM>«
tee. P ra n k a. Lewi. . -i
of 419,000,00. th# p roceed s o f th e e a c h o f aald
SEVENTH STREET, From Mag or bounding and abutting upon 1* 21.
C A. D A LL A fl
to be received at the result of the! whieh Mid sum of Seventeen ThouIf dead, the h , l rt. £ V
u
l
#
of
eac
h
bond"
t
o
he
u»#d
for
Chairm an P ro . Twit.
t h e p o rp o s - »f a c q u i r i n g . building, and o t h e r elaluiXS*
imprevement contemplated .K a i n r t ;^
FoU|toen ($, 7.014.00,. Dol- nolia Avenue west to French Ave- such contemplated Improvement
F R H D T. WIL LIA M S.
e
n
l
a
rg
i
n
g
,
fu
rn
is
h
in
g
o
r
otherwle#
^ *rf A. Mar DonaM. P1
shall be made upon
a —
foot --frontCm sniWJJoard nf Public In stru ctlc
all lota and lands
■n « . W
adjoining
J J V I U I U ) , .and*
in ,
,
- |“
- - ' —
------Im proving school
buildings
and •ring. Archibald*1? ^
County. P lorlda.
scheol ground* and f o r th « e x c l u s V*.T T - ,Abb*>«t- wan-*1
Contiguous or bounding and abut-J^*” ' **
estimat co* o rej)|a cjf,K tj,e 9
sand fill brick i*Ke basis; that Is to say, that in A t t er s t:*!!©njlnol#
ive u«# of the public free schools m LVTJ1"* k a o g a «.
A RESOLUTION PKOVIDINC ling upon such improvement, and **id improvement; that the en- paving between Magnolia Avenue ‘k*1 preparatio nof the special as- T. IV. : LAWTON.
.
poq ), Homer ij . u n
i»upt Pub. Instn.. and E x-O fflelo w ithin said d istric t, sod t o b# diei FOR-THE PAVING, RE-PAV
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b
u r t e I and exp ended In Ih c A o U a a t- l™»LWniM, lV !
upon the completion of said as- tire cost of the improvement afore- and Oak Avenue, and using the |g’e«rmcnt roll covering the contema. c r e l a r y t i t h t . L a a x ( L —« « r Qfokf
r . ,J-t
ING, HARD SURFACING AND
h S S Jfor
S -Hoard,
e w w < ~ !5 r a W J? «
garet
LundnuUt.
*
•esstneiU—tUl - to, - egose -a<, eopyvMid fha}| ^
between-'O**-^3^
p(h^n, JIaio*a- Attorn-y
Dohm.
I
.
o.
i;arr
I n s a site, building a n d fu rn ishin g
^HE-TTARn- ' SURFACING - OP
thereof to be published two times property abutting 'and fronting Avenue and French Avenue for a (aoessmenU shall be determined; i- 9-tt-l 3-so-s.7
free
school
a
t
Chuluota.
H
o
l
.m
a
n
.
Sopnro7
u
a public
i EIGHTH STREET, PROM SAN
( o t h e rw i s e k n o * „ » » »
consecutively, once each week in • upon tj,at portion of Eleventh base for the 2” asphalt top. All ,r>d prorated according to the foot In the Circuit C o urt. Seventh J u d l - w ith in s a i l d i s t r i c t ;
FORD AVENUE • WEST TO
Z.
it.oaa.oa t o t>« used f o r en* J o h n IL Flrtle. AaVJLfl
frontage
of
the
respective
proper
elal
Clreult.
In
s
#
4
fu
r
Seminole
arriso n Heed snd*rw!!
v n u r r u AVTNtrV A w id t h :* n*w,*wPer Polished in Sanford,
between Sanford Avenue of said improving, grading, conlaralnx'. furnishing o r
otherw lee H
wife. Charles C ? v » ^ U
County. Stutr uf Flurldn.
Im
proving
school
building*
and
ties
specially
benefited
by
said
OF U F E E T .............
i Florida, attacking to aaid "petUI >nd French Avenue, to be so im- struction. re-construction, paving
J o h n L a n l e l s . Complainant
school aroun d * and f o r th * e x c l u s tees F r a n k S. U w u
eac h of Mid pait Is a *
tx
. — -----be done in com- impniveiMnt.
...
*.v
,V ru* rasaesiraent^ roll so published a no-;
^ by thc I-vin|r. reaving, and re-paving, to b
ive tie# or t h e ' puTlIW w « " a c h o o H oth
erw ise. InterestH u
W illis O arvtn and Mamie tlsrv ln . w ithin said district, and
£ } * * •os.
“ *' * 5
!
Commlsaion
tke
directed
to
all
property
own£
,
urfatinK
dre-hard
surpUwice
with
plans.
Itls
wife,
defendants.
HE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
a
i
,
J
, .
hard surfacing an dre-hard sur- puanc» with plans, speclflcktiopa,
------- -------------------------------------- W hereas:
This B o a r d h a * d e
NOTICK O f , k U T K H V b A U t
SW W g*
e p t y o f Sanford, Florida. e„ in,ervtsed in said special as- fac|n(t 0f said portion of Eleventh profile ra n i estimates uf said pro- i That the Tax Assessor and the; y.=
fK T i*hVr.hyViTen ihatunder t erm in ed t n s t ~ m o r e t h a n t w e n t y - . oS hi eJ rS K
rlalm ants
five per cent of th# duly >|ualin#d It red. deceased, or 01N«
evsment
it
* advisaU*
...................to iasprwve,: eaemerts, .tattrg in acrordonce SlffeU a WTltJl OT 24 fMt, IF*d
improvement of Seventh' City Clerk of the City of Sanford, i «nd_ by virtu* of that certain final • lecto rs residing w ith in aald Spec*
r t e of fo reclosure and s a l * r e n - lal T a x School D i s t r i c t No. 4, did Cited In the land, i
wftt hth«
hth< Pavilions of the Charter against \jill lotts •P'i lands adjoin , Strert from .tlagnolia Avenue west Florida, in accordance with the dd w
Ir volved In thU , ui7T
gride, L, construct,
re-conitruct, w^
. r r d an d entered In the C ircu it In f a r t sign said petition, and
d eviates.
grantee* ‘
of Seminole County. F l o ri d a
gti'jus, or bounding (0 French Avenue, now on ______
file in nrovixions of Section 101 and 102 CIno urt
p k h A d re-pave with sheet i p o t th* City ot S* nford. F,0,Wa- •,«»* and'contigu
■WhereasThl*
B
oard
hae.
hy
c h an cery , wherein Jo h n Daniel*
c l a im a n t s
under i
this d ay adopted, d e t e r d setaaed .
or
,
philt the following Street in the ,le?lnit< Ume
P,4(e v h ™ eom' * fld ('hutting upon said improve- the of/ic(, of
Chy MwMlfer of of the Charter of the City of San )• t h " com p lain ant and Willie U a r - resolution
vln nnd Mamie Oarvln. hie wife, a r e mined th at bonds In the sum of te re s te d In the lan.ls
Gty o r Sanford. Florida, to-wit:
PUi,’t, wU1
hMr,, nnd whfn wid ment; that Seventeen Thousand thl City o f S, nfonj( Horida, which ford. Florida, shall proceed with th e defen dan t* b earing d ate of th e 110.000 <10 Is required fo r th e p u r Involved In this »U|,. .
‘
special asMsmrnt roll will b# finally Fourteen (117 01 100) Dollar, six , aid p,an<i
profi]„ out delay to make a special assess- l » t h day of F e b ru a ry . A. D. 1 * 2 t. I poses set forth In said petition and vlsses. grantees » nd .
E ig h t h STREET, Fmm San
t l x underelgord
special
m aater. h ereinabove .en u m e r a te d , and th at s a t e under ftobert H
roll, assessing the special will, on Monday. May Sth. t * 2 t . d u r aalil bonds «halt b e a r ' In terest at T r u s t s * , deceased, or •
f t nd Ajfcnue w es t to F r e n c h A v e - confirmed by the Gty CommU-ithe total estimate ro,t of »«'d 1nml estimates have been heretofore
t be le g a l hour* of xale. before th# rat# of six per cen tu m per a n . t e re s te d In the landi
sian sitting as an Efjualixing j cont« mplated improvement in the approved by th<- City Commission benefits to be received as thc re ting
h e Court llouite door. In Seminole num. In t e r - s t p ayab le s e m i - a n n u a l Involved In thli
Board
paving. re-paving, harj surfacing . and con, tjtule thp p|anJ
,4n^
apeci.
County.
Flo rid a, o f f e r fo r sa le .and l y ; t h a t , s a i d bonds shall he dated F l o r i d a llallroad r,,oi,
suit of the improvement contem
is and <
All Of said improving, grading,
*e!l to th e Hlehest bidder f o r caxli. J u l y 1st. 101*: t h a t aald bonds shall p oratlo n - Kthei <j. t
HE
IT
FURTHER
RESOL,VEDjard
re-hard
surfaeiug
<
»f
said
por(ications
for
said
work
therefore
plat'd against all lots and lands th # follow ing described lan dr In m a t u r e a s follow*, t o . w i t ! Bonds Km m et Wallace, her ka,
<. tlrt-r
rekhtruetton, re-construction, par. of- —
- Street
»•- - —
—
n um bered 1 and 2.
for
11.000.00 g s r e t W . Itamsey. „
That the special assessments pro- jtion
Eleventh
to ‘-------be specjj F j j RESOLVED, That the' adjtining and contiguous or bound- Sem inole t'ounty. F lo rid a , l o - w l t :
T h e W est Half of th# W est H alf e a r h shall m a tu re ten y e a r s a f t e r w om an, and J N,
lag and re paving, to be done in
vided for by this resolution L> be lally assessed against all lots andc jty Commission of the City of inK and abutting upon such im of thc I U hI T wo a r r e t o f th# North t h * d ate t h e r e o f ;, bonds numbered fe n d a n t g
compliance with plans, speciflraand _S .fo r ll.ooo.ao each shall
H a l f of th e Northeast Q u a r t e r o f ! . t. ___
O R D E R FCH
mpde and entered against thg prop- lands adjoining and contiguous orSanford. Florida, deems It advls- provement, and upon the comple th
e N orthw est Q u a r t e r of S ou thw est m a t u r e tw e n ty y e a r * a f t e r t h * dat#
T o Mary A: Marikiasiti
tiohs, profile* and estimates of
erty bounding and abutting upon j hour,-Hug and abutting upon «aid ay ff( „„
nrct.lsary pubHc im- tion of raid axxeisment roil to Q u a r t c r o f Section 33, Tow nship 19 th e re o f , and t»onds mimbered t. 7. l e v e r i n g . Archibald g i
proposed improvement of
9. 9 and 10. for 11.000 00 each shall W illiam T. ’Abb'itt. tvuua
South Of fl a n s * 31 Hast.
said
improvement
shall
be
payable
Improvement;
the
sum
of
W^dH
I*
provement.
to
pave, re-pave, hard cave a copy thereof to be publish
Ssld lands lo be sold to satisfy m a t u r e t h irty y e a r s a f t e r th# date son. (otherw ise know*
Eighth Street, from Sanford Avet h ereo f, nnd t h a t both the principal W a t s o n ) , Homer t; j|ot
said d ecree and cost*.
nua wg*t to French Avenue, row at the option of the property own- [the estimated coit por front foot Vjrface end re-hard surface with 'd two times consecutively, once
H. A. B, WILKINSON.
nnd th e Interest nf said Honda shall w ise known as H «;
Special
Master
In
C
h
an
cery.
.heel asphalt, Seventh Street from '■•‘i h week. In a newspaper publish!
he payable at the National P ark J . H arrell. OUf Land
on^file. in the office of the City *r* owning property bounding and for said improvement.
J o h n »t. Leonard)'.
B a n k , City and S t a t e o f New Y ork, M a rg a re t I.und'iultL
abutting
upon
auch
improvement
BE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
Magnolia
Avenue
west
to
French
*il in Sanford, Florida, attaching
Dohm, I* O. Carrett,, ]
S olicito r fo r Complainant.
Mljpary of the City of Sanford,
and
olem an.
Sophronla
W h e r e a s ; This Board ha% hy H
Florida, which said plans, specifl- aa follows: either in full within That it is the determination "I Avenue a width of 2d feet, replac- to ‘hid special assessment roll so
( o t h e r w i s e known s« <
resolu tion th l* day adopted, o r d e r J o h n U. Flrtle. Ang»ik, t l
thlrty
days
after
said
astesxments
this
Commission
that
all
lots
and
jn(r
the
U
ft.
sand
fill
brick
pavpublisheil
a
notice
directed
to
all
catfeB*# profiles and estimates
ed th a t nn election he held In and H a rr is o n Heed amt u .‘ , J 1
NOTICE TO MOVING CON
v
th r o u g h o u t said Special T a x School wife. C harles C. W s rs ir ti
TRACTORS.
b a n barn berstofure approved by shall stand equalized, approved and lands adjwnlng and conliguoul or |nK between Magnolia Avenue andproperty owners interested in said
D istrict No, t. to d e term in e w h ether tee, F r a n k R Lew’ * u TiJ
The City Commissioners of the or
• ttW
C iitf
Commission and constitute 1^1
*!,Ual
Ns.undini:
and abutting
upon Otk Avenue, and using the 18 ft. -(Kcial assessments, stating in acnot said d istric t will issue said ra r l i or said parlies |f |
k fC
t f Comm
City
of
Sanford.
Farida,
will
re
bond*
as In said resolu tion and o r If dead, all purtl-s cldx
R fiK
» I » . and
*rwi specifications
■!>##(Ar*tInn. fnr
installments with interest at Kieventh .Street between Sanlord grouted brick Utween Oak Avenue cordance with (hf provisions of
th* plans
for
d
e
r
Is provided.
ay
12
,
192T,
esta under, the said iQi
ceive bids at fi.p.jll'
■hr m i, of ,,,h l p-r mol. p.r on- A„ „ u, , nJ p „ mtl
»||| , rj) French A„ „ ui;
n ba f
Now T h e re fo re B e l| Resolved. Donald. Hlchmond L - . . r
the Charter of the City nf'San- for moving thejViU' _ ixui Re.n:dence
Mii work, therefore,
y th*- County B oard of Public I n bijld B, Russell. Willua
" T " '*
b* lon.fittwl b , U» in,pni«.».i.t ,h . 2" „ phl|t i„p: ihat .U r f » M fjrd Florida, a definite time and and other buildings oh Park Ave. B
llE f r RESOLVED. That the Z Z .“S ' ' . , ! " m ' T
struction
fo r
Hemlnole
County. will I In in
II.
WatsntT
rrpm and after the time said spec- provided lor b> this resolution, und .pavjnK r , . . p a vin if hard BUrfac|n-place
face where*
will be and Hughey SLain aaid Citv.
where*complaints
complaints
F l o r i d a : T h a t In p u r su a n c e to law. k f o w n a s W. It Wiih
City Commission of the City - of
nnd
In
p
u
rsu
ance
of
th
e
resolution
<1.
Mon
son.
lotb-rsrtt\V. t? WILLIAMS.
fa) assessments
shall be and. stand. that the special assessments.. to
be anu
and r^ har<Jiiurzaclnjc
5Urfae|n„ 0f ijevantkh,arJ and when
sa,dW c l * ! a»of this Hoard h e re t o f o r e on thl* Hi (3. Monson). K j )|
i
i
.
o f K evtntk
Sanford, Florida, deems 1t advis F m- h «
City Manager.
finally equalized, approved
and mud.- and e n te re d against all '“**
lot. S(rett
ufAre8aid> , ha„ b? df>ne
•lay adopted, notice be nnd the same Londqulsl. Sarah Marc
^
sessment roll will be finally conable, aa a necessary public im- confrmed, and
(.30-5-3-8-10.
is herel.v given t h a t on the sth q u ls t. Mary Louise l*.
mrd lands adjoining and contiguous in sUict C(,mrj iance _ Uh
firmed by the City Commission
d ay of May. r* :« an election will M arrett. Kmerlne t* it*
prarcxVBt, to paw, re-pave, hard
B.
Crlffln.
throuishout
said phronla
Itrsn lullan of th# C e s s l f
of tie held in und
and
upon
profiles and fitting as an Equalizing Board.
3 ®d re-hard surface with,j _ BE ,T FURTHER RESOLVED, cr , bounding
.
, . . abutting
.
. p,an!!(K^cifieationg. . ---------l-ntille I n s t r a ri Inn fo r S em lo elr Special T a x School D istrict No. 4. k no w n as S. it 'iriffi
F
l
r
t
l
e
,
Angelin,TC PlrtSl
That
this
resolution
shall
I*.
nn,t
^uch
contemplated
improvement
irttfi
(UVnfA
v
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gtI
BE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
f ' •-unt*. _ I 'l s t M s , .. Determ lnloK Semlnob- County. F l o r i d a , said t|laa b *t asphalt. Eighth Street, from! Th>t .th,B re*olutlon *h“» ^ ™d ' “ J, contemplated improvement estimates therefor, now on fllQ. T> ,
W h s I Amount of llaoSs to K r r - t r l c t being also k n o w n *■ Chuluota Heed and Dora Heed, k
C
h
arles
C.
Warwick,
n
Saaforjl Avenue west to French , ^ o m e effective immediately from *h»n ^ madc upon a fu>t ronUgs. n the n ice of the City Manager;
the sped, axw.xmenta pror . . n r r fo r * s# rlal* T o s IHntrlrf Special Tux School D istrict, lo d e
, ». ,
.1
. . ' _____
, .
.
basis; that m to say, that in the pi the City of Sanford, Florida,! vnled for by this resolution to be
t, Hrotlaol* I ' s s o l r , Flo rld o. t e rm in e w h eth er o r not said dis F r a n k 8. Lewis, ns To
nf said parties d,
Avenue, a width
•told D U frl r t H r l s s Also known t r i c t shall Issue bonds In th e sum each
o th erw ise, in the ,(■.*
.7 - ’ khard
.„ .' Ail.mte,i
sT .uday
,'. *f°s
“u l-«pcration of the sj^ial asseas- which aaid plans. spscificmUoiwi •
und entered against
the prop_
propAs Cboluofa Speefnl T a x Sehoal nf (lo.ouo.oa. t o h e a r Interest a t the prem ises Involv'd In tUsI
allnf said paving, _____
re-paving,
Adopted IM.
this v2fith
of April,
Dlnlrlrf. «hr H ate of I n t e r e s t to r a l e of six per cent per annum, In p.trtles claiming lritereaul
iment roll covering the contemplated' profiles and estimates have been it)' bounding and abutting upon
aovfacUig and re-hard surfacing of A. D., 1924.
h r ralil T k e re o a . Ike T im e When t e r e s t payab le s e m l-an n u aly , bonds L y d ia Beed. Uecej,,,) l r J
! improvement, such special assess- heretofore approved by the City" said improvement shall be payable
nnd Ike F l a r e W h ere. Ike F r l n e l - to t.e dated Ju l y 1st, 1921, anil to In th e lands and preiminl
Eighth Street, as aforesaid, shall
Bonds In this suit: all iiartks f
I*itl nnd I n t r r r s t Shall Re line aad m a t u r e ns follows, t o - w i t :
FORREST LAKE,
und'Commission
Commission nnd
and constitute the at the option of the property o;vnments shall be determined and'
p a r a h l e , and F r o s l d l n a
fo r nn numbered l nnd 2 f o r I t . 000.00 each I n te re s ts under Chari,■ |
be'done in strict compliance with (SEAL)
S 6 . CHASE,
prorated- according to the foot Plans nB'l specifications for said tr*‘ owning property bounding and
e l reflan to U rtrr m ln e W h e t h e r or to m a t u re ten y e a r s a f t e r the date c essed , o r otherwise, ti |
plans, specifications, profiles
not said l l U l r l r f . Shall
J m u s th ereof, Imnd'i numbered 3, 4. and and premises Involved lit
C. J- MARSHALL.
frontage of the respective proper- proposed improvement of Seventh abutting upon such improvement
bonds.
b f o r tl.o aa.o o each to m a t u r e tw e n ty all p a r t i e s elslmlng lute
and estimates therefor, now on file
As the City Commissionof the ties specially bene fitted by suid imStreet, between Magnolia Avenue a* follows: cither in full within
y e a r s a f t e r the d a t e th ereof, and R o b e r t H. Itamse). a i l . ,
in the office of the City Manager
r r a s : On lit# 4th d *y of Mafch. L o rd * numbered 8, 7, 8. 9 and 18 censed o r otherwise, ti l
Cityof Sanford, Florida.
provement.
and ^ rvnch Avenue, a width of 24 thirty days after said assessments A.Wti.h e1924.
a petition w as presented . fo r i 1.0.in to each to m a t u r e th irty and premises involved lit
of the City of Sanford, Florida, Attest;
to an d Tiled tylth |hl**Coutity B o a r d * y e a r s a f t e r the d.ite thereof, the , It ap pearing by the tea
shall
stand
equalized,
approved
BE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
fiet>
and
this
Commission
hereby
wltfch jaid plans, specifications,
of Public In stru ction for Hemlnole? principal nnd the In terest of said com p lain t In this d-sust |
L. R. PHILIPS,
That the Tax Assessor and the City
the necessity for the pav- confirmed, or in fifteen equal an C o un ty. F lo rid a , signed by m ore bonds t o be p a y a b l e .a t the National may claim some rlxtit. |
profiles and estimates have been
t h a n tw en yl.flve per re n t of the ^ p «rk Rsnk. City and S t a t e of New ! , r , , V i n , h f *•?£* “ *#
City Clerk.
Clerk of the City of Sanford, Flor-,
r*P®vinjf. hard surfacing and nual installments with interest at duly
.qualified
....iin .j
.residin
. . i i i i mg. T u rk , « * Is provided for In th at h e r e i n a f t e r descrlo.,} u i
e lec to r*
beaetofbrv approved by the City
ida, in accordance with the pro- re " ard surfacing of said portion the rate of eight per cent, per w ithin Special T a x School District eertfllrf resolutlnn th l* day ndopted fore, ordered and \i
Cdtnmtsslon and constitute thd
No. 4, Hemlnole County,
Flo rid a, by t h c Board. In w hich s l id ele c you end each of you ,
_ visions .of Sections 101 ar.d 102 of
Seventh Street, as aforesaid, as annum upon all deferred payments said
d i s t r i c t being also know n as tion only those duly qualin-d elec- a r e hereby reoulr-d te i
plans and specifications for said
u luota Special T a x S ch o o l D is . t o r s who nr# fr*-.- h old er* resIdlnK the bill of complaint 1s L
j the Charter of the City of San-; n necessary public improvement,
from and after the time said spec Ch
nn Monday, the Sth it; i
proposed improvement of Eighth
t r i c t . a s k i n g and petitionin g th a t
said Special T a x School Dis 1921. at th s Courlhoewi
j ford, Florida, shall proceed withBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ial assessments shall be and stand an election be called and held twithin
r
i
c
t
Nn.
4,
shall
be
en
titled
to
vote,
Stiect, - between Sanford Avenue
ford. Seminole
County,
th ro u eo h u r sabl d lelrlet to d e t e r and
■aid c a u s e helnx a exit I
out dtlay to make a special as- That a total expenditure not «x^!,inalI>r «iualized, approved and mine
w h e t h e r or not bond* In the
an3 French Avenue, a width of
B - It F u r t h e r R es o lv -d . T h at seld til l * |a tb s . r«m*ltIwU
• am > t 110.000 ( 0 should t>* issusd electio n *u ordered t rr h«- held shall Kyane. In end to the f«J
MJTeet;'and this Commission here
• --------B” CY inf thM PeCW seeding Three Thousand. Six Hun-! lonfirmed- »nd.
by still d istric t, for t h e purpose of If.-,held at th e iKilllmr place within arfribed binds, situate ta
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING benefits to be-wesived as the
a’
,,un
sr>|iitrlna. hulMlmr.' enlaraintf. ( u r - said Special T a x Hchnol
District County. F l o r i d a .- tn.wit:
by-deolares the necessity for the
FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV-i»ul* of ‘he Improvement content- ,lrtd n,1‘ 1 Three (T-i.00:1.00) D«||*rs, That thia resolution . ^ a n ^ ' a^d nlsh lna o r oth erw ise Im provlna No. 4. w h ere the last Keneral elec- H alf of the Southwest (. ,
paving, re-paving, hard surfacing
school bulldlntrs and school aro u n d * tlon was held. to .w i t . at the v i l l a s *
N orthw est Quarter «f|
INC, HARD SURFACING AND.
•'* l«‘ * «*a<l l«ad* * heri,b>' nuthorized to cover th e; Income effective immetliaUly from nml for th e exclusive use of th# of t ’ huluot.i n t h -r w la e known a s tlw
. ‘ ____
IS. T.......
ow............
n ship .20
jt.riiiA_
and regard surfacing of said porpublle
fr
e
e
schools
within
said
]
nnlllnu
place
o
r
p
rec
in
c
t
No.
7.
anil.
B
a
s
t
:
and L ot’ No. I ot I
AND RE-HARD SURFACING >dJ°ininR and contiguous or bound coit of paving, re-paving, hard j and after iU passage and adop- ______
tbm o t Eighth tSreet, as aforeH p edal T a x KehuoJ
D U lrlcl. the U tte electio n shall be held In c o m - 1 T ew n sh lp 20 South. Hint I
ELEVENTH STREET *W >HIi*y;ffri-®kuUin»vimao. auah. im# surfacing and re-hard surfacljig! Uon- »
V U li *•*—*■ Id bond . I s s p e , n|a B c r _ w l t h law . and th e In spectors; " 4 d t o quiet title In tke tedl
aaM, a n necessary public improveT^r y> e *
j
c q y k shall rnnkc prompt r e - 1 Sjellu ^ .J i M a a ^ r t a 's V t Wj
SANFORD AVENUE
pAAlWefiMntfc ‘i/prjh W VUApl/»n«uI It .. n
*
, . ..
. t
...
.
«•'
Street between -Magnolia
A doP ^ d th,a 2 8 <l*y a t Apri),
h7-Af“unt',-ltj>artl nfeCuhtfrv(l|r ,
I
m
. m & ff f a K ..........‘’ •..t ...........
........... .......
_
______
rfwrnedkTTcty
a f t e r „„,M
* s ld !!a#
M t i i r r i ' -TIT"- :
RESOLUTION
NO. 134
^ggggaKt'yJffiiuTL'iie a tobsto1eyv„r r r'f
:
a
-
m
b b
lo-w lt:
W
the
s
foliowlntc manner, e lectio n and th e t a b u la tio n or t h e , F lo rid a,
to-w ll:
Nerttn
. .
.............. .
„
v'!* r . Polled, and th e sabl
Board
4 *
liahed two times consecutively, t 21 feet, which aaid sum of Three (SKAI )
S O rFfAQF - 1
1(9.000.0# to he used In n c . j M.|||
jn ar)ll,|1(n on j j ny
toth. North -130 feet of Sectles I
*Ji
u
ln*
1
1
"
‘v*b
building
and
fu
r
[
i
a
i
|
,
(
lt
receive
nnd
c
a
n
v
a
s
s
the ship 20 Houth. tUns*
Whereas, the
the City
City jDommission
Commission orce each week, i na newspaper Thousand, Six hundicd nnd three
' '
‘
Whereas,
ulshliiK a public ,ffee__ * ch q o l_ n t ^r e t u r n s of said election and to de. Southw est Quarter ot
Q u a r t e r o f Section 14. Tr
(13,803.00)
Dollars,
is
the
total
.
..
n
MARSHALL,
<
-|
iUloota.
within
«>I
<
1
Special
Tax
I
ieefnlna
and**”e«
published in Sanford, Florida, a t
rtlfy
th *
result South. Ilnnae J" Kait; E»s]
, m ' p ” IS . ? ” ' " 1 » '
Cl.y ,,f Sanford, Florid..
estimated
cost
of
said
imorov,
A
*
.
City
Com>nisaion
of
the
*•
«*«»•»•
thereof,
ami
th»
hat
t
h
*
fotlowlna
N orth east Quarter •>(
said improvi fitw #r «-»e— .
.
h-,*.unt>. Ftnrlila. and
. _
Hsihkd twr.on. a
Hi
» * U. ° nie t0'deems it advisable to improve, taching to said special assessment
fity of Sanford, Florida,
j ?. ti.ornt oo to’ 7
.# used
for *n p sm e d p erson * nr# h ereb y ap point- South. Itan ae 3u K.wt: *4
coffcr the cost of paving, re-pav,
roll ao published a notice directed •mt^
sum of $3.8(94 Is the Attest:
„“
” ,L " r •,"*! eil nnd d esig n ated n* C l j r k and In- „# .]N o rth eas t Quarter ef r
|Urging, furnishing
"l1* U mII
i "P retiirs to
nnd conduct the gQ„u* a rte r of Section I*.
Inf, hard surfacing and re hard Jfr*de’ con,truct- ^-construct, pave to all.property owners interested f *‘ imated f°at per front foot for
Im prov ing
school
for in
Ih*^
d•*Xi.ll]!tlVi
exclusive. nr»rinr>f
M ,d d e enamml
t t o n a t saw
th e flln
p ollln x place o r 1 20
;o South.
i
L. R. PHILIPS,
Bane# 30 EtCl
school
aro
u
h
d
s
fiif
e
and
re-pave
with
sheet
asphalt
on
p re c in c t named, as B loww*.s surfacing Eighth Street between
v e i l Q u a rte r of S.oth»u<C
in saiil. special axsesments, stating said improvement; taht a total ex
use of the public fre# school* with.
City,
Clerk.
Kl I ’r e c l n r t
No. 7.
(Chuluota) of Hectlon I*. TownsklO \
In aald Sjieei„| T e x School Diatrlct Mr*. J . K. S nv der, P , D. Bro mley,
Sanford Avenue and French Ave* a 0" rock base, the following in kccurdanco with the provisions penditure not exceeding Seven
B e n u e jo Bast. Southern!
No. 4. Seminole County.
F l o ri d a ; nnd « . . O. Ja c o b s . Inspectors, snd of S ou theast Quarter off
nue, a width of 24 feet, which said Street in the City of Sanford, Flor of (he Charter of the City of Knn- Thousand, One Hundred Seventy
and
n o t ic it t o b u il d in g c o n Mr*. Ju s te I’ r e v a t t . C le r k , nnd
Tow nship 20 South. HzUP I
W h e re n a : Mt Is the d d r rm l n n t lo n
furtl, Florida, a definite time and ($7,170,00) Dollars -is hereby au
nun of Seventeen Thousand, Eight ida, to-wit:
It I* further ordrrH r
Bo It F u r t h e r B esolved :
T h at
tracto rs.
of thl* Board nt the first ricetlm :
order b * published onr# 4^t
huodred Ninety-fiva (|I7Ji0fiJW)
o t t e r th * receipt of enld netitlon ! h , '< • ''" " ‘ utloq and notice he pub- eight consecutive week* »■
ELEVENTH STREET, from place where complaints will be thorized to'-Cover tfie cost of pav- n / , »r j y f ° 7 mJi!*,one"
‘ be .thnt^4_y|*
I u " h,<l ln , h Hanford
Herald, a
to the b*»l Inter*
Dollars, la the total estimated cost Hanford Avenue west to French heard and when said xnecial assess- 1ng. re-pavjng, hard surfacing and City of Sanford,.Florida, will-re
t.T
. f . i , ; 1 : '* w " h a p e r published In _Seminole ford Herald .a newspaper f
said Special T a x School D
istrict
ceive
hid*,
at
3
P.
M..
Monday.
C
ounty.
Florid
a,
but
without
Spec- i *<• ln Sanford.
Semloek
of aald improvement; that tha en Avenue.
meat roll will be finally confirmed re-hartf surfacing ‘ .Seventh Street
No. 4. to Issue l e n d * In the sum of
May 1., 1924, for conatruction of 1 1II. 000.00. th e proceed* from the lal T a x School D istrict No. 4. th ere Klorlda.
tity coat of the Improvement afore*
belnir
no
n
ew
sp
ap
er
published
Done
and
ordered
»t
a grandstand with seating capcity sale th ereof to fie used end e x w ithin said d istric t, o n r e a week Seminole County. Florida
I
aaid, shall be assessed against, all
pended In th e m anner and for the fo r f o u r con secutiv e weeks.
tth d ay of March. I>H
-thte.f t-hoIi gan,,■ ta ' be built on purp'iss and object* an are herein,
com true lion,
R A- D «C
property abutting and fronting
T h l * resolution and notice adopted (HKAL)
athletic.field in said City. Plans a b ove i. nd In thr afo resaid petition
ing,
*n r n s u l a r session of the County c l e r k uf th# Circuit
and specifications aFe on file and **t forth.
up£t that portion of Eighth Street
Q u a rte r of Section Is. i»r
B
o
a
r
d
of
Public
In
s
tru
ctio
n
for
T h e r e f o r e lie It Resolved. Ily the
can ho seen at the office of the
...
jtolo County. Fionas.
Countv. F lo rid a , this the
between Sanford . Avenue and compliance with plans, specifies- 1 . , . * . . . .
oun ty ll’uird of Hubllr In s tru ctio n Hemlnole
Hv A. M. Week*. V*%
lions, profiles and cellmate, of v‘dad< * * * ,hl" resolution to to l-ftt * the total estimated cost of City Manager, and can be had from C
1th d a y of Aurll. 1924.
fo r Seminole County, Florida, that
Fresl IL Wilson.
, , „
Frgjich Avenue to be so improved
C. A DALLAS.
thl*
Hoard
determ
ine*
that
th#
S o lic ito r for CompUl***
a i n ™ J ' » « 0sU,B.h l o n * Architect for
,7 ,
n
7
1
^
C h a irm a n P ro Tem.
by tthe» paving, repaving, hard *a|<| proposed improvement "f i ^
•imoupr
of
bonds
”
required
for
the
J
.
6
1
2
1
9
l
l
4
:
»
1
4
.
5
3 - ,«
'* bids to be accompanied
E le v e n th Street from S a n f o rd A v e . P«*P«rty bountling andabutting
11.8017 i, the estimated cost per hlr
„
F U N D T. WIL LIA M S.
by certified check in the sum of purpo se* an d object* n* ael fo rth C o u n tv BoHril of P u b lic Instruction
autfacing, and re-hard surfacing
h erein ab o ve and also In said p e t i
nue w es t (o F r e n c h A v e n u e now UI’° n
l m Pro v e m e n t
" h a l l A f f r o n t fo o t
fo r s a id i m p ro v e m e n t.
Nailer of iMteallaa I* ■
S eminole County. Florida,
‘ bf amount bid. Successful tion Is (he sum uf tl0.u 94.00; th at
>t ^
opli<m o f ^
p r o . | , IK , T F U R T H E R R E S O L V E R
of kald*pi»rtlon of Eighth Street, a nuf w est to C e n c h A ven u e, n ow j
est:
„ l l e a - r n b l e J . J . Dlefc
bidder wHi be required to furnish said bond* shall bear Interest nt T.a t tW
of t h e
Clrralt *
. LAWTON,
width of 24 feet, and against all
owning property I That a total expenditure not ex- a bund satisfactory to City Com the r a t e o f a l x per cen tu m per anJaalletal Clrenll.
Hupt. Pub. Instn. nnd Kx-Orflclo
ttuqi,
the
Interest
on
aald
bond*
lo
wole
C
e
s
e
l r , Florid*. I
•lota and lands adjoining and con- Manager of the City of Sanford, |r V ' , . 01” " ?
City Commissioners h* t'uid s e m i - a n n u a l l y ; said bund*
S e c r e t a r y to the Board.
Florida, which said plans, specifi-1,_"undinK “nd ab““ inlf “P™ such ceeding Ten Thousand, Seven hun- missioners
N otice I* hereby Kt«»]
reserve
the
right
to
reject
any
or
c k ii i ,
(Heal of B oard). undersltcned Inlends 1°,*!^
tlgttouar or bounding and abutting
shall
be
dntsd
J
u
l
y
1st.
1921.
and
S ch ell* Maine*. A tto rn e y for Uourd. Hon. J . J . Dickinson J»d
catlons, profiles and estimates Improvement as follows: either In 1tired Seventy-three ($10,773.00) all bjds as the best interests of shall m a t u re us follnw a.to-w lt:
I
I - 9 - 1 6 . 2 1 -30-5-7
updh sdQd improvement; that Sev
full
within
thirty
days
after
said
|
Dollars
is
hereby
authorized
to
Bond*
numbered
1
an
d
2.
f
o
r
I
I
.
Circuit Court. In and fe»'
the
City
reuuire.
have been heretofore approved by
One.mi em-h shall m a tu re ten years
C o un ty.. Florida
enteen'Thousand ( Eight hundred
___ >m smen to .hall stand equalized, [ cover the coat of paving, re-pavIp th e ( Ireiall (’•
W. B. W IL L IA M S ,
n ae rt
rt #r aem te e te day o f May. A- D. 1»9L ■
a f t e r t h e . d a l e th e re o f ;
thf City Con\mis*ion and constitute
C smmI t . Flsrld n .. In r k n i r f r f .
Ninety-five (117,895.00) Dollars is
!
|rr U'T m r*»fporatloni i»
»® “J
Honda
numbered
2.
4.
nnd
S.
for
/ ’i t y M a n a g e r .
the plans and specifications for |*pPr°'rtd nnd confirmed ^ r In fif* i Ing. hard surfacing and re-hanl F i r ,,# i w
R IM * TO ttl'1
iiusU.
J IK T TIT1.»^
U ‘ Thf
Tonal
t l .0 9 0 .9 * each shall m atu re tw enty
tha total estimated cost of said •aid work, therefore,
. J- Moughton. Arrhitcct.
ofinicn
—
_
f
o
h
P
u
b
l
i
c
a
t
i
o
n
i
non
of
w
om
en's
ciut**'
j ‘ cen equal annual InstallmenU |^urfaring Seventh Street between Ii
y e a r * Hfter th# d ate th ereof;
First National Bank Bldg.,
1rjjr»l ,?.Tan" 1,,a‘1 t,‘ - " a P. Kvane. ||«r and object »f th# aid
coiftem£)at£ik improvement in the
Bond* numbered *, 7. 1. 9 und 10.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the wUh
at ..the rate of eight Magnolia Avenue and French Ave* Sanfoni,' Florida.
tfnn t o he formed I#
belBX
f a r tl.uou.uo
each
shall
m a tu re Ills wife, < nmplalnnnta.
P*jlnk'*rc-pavingp hard surfacing, City Commission of tho-. City of ,,t'r <* r,t* Pfr, ■hnum upon all de- n‘"-. « width of 24 feet, which *aid 4-30-5-3-8-10.
fuTlV * In ' the apjdlcalloa
t h i r t y y e a r * a f t e r the ante th err-if;
fl’e
M
a
r
*
A
MacDonald.
Richmond
posed
r
b
r
z
e
r
now
#n h
und t h a t t h * principal end the In L e v e r i n g . Archibald IL Russell. WIIkndTre-harti surfacing of jiaid |mrSanford, Florida, deems it advisa- j ,crri‘d payments from and after j ruia '»f Ten Thousand, Seven Hunt e r e s t of .ell bonds shall be payable •JM» T. Arbbott. W illiam It. wittaon, (flee of the Clerk of IM
J**/****
«*<lerle«
>n
B
t
e
e
t
l
e
k
|*
Court o f Seminole i
tion of Eighth Street to be apecni*l»l#t i s , 4. Ss m I hs I# C m s I ) , a t t h * Notional Cork Bank. City ( o t h e r w i s e know n ns W . If. W a t - and briefly described •»
«P«ial assessments ; rir«*ri. Seventy-lhreo ($10.77.1.00)
telly asse s se d against all loU and blu, as u necessary pyiblic improve-! th<‘ t*nu:
B# Held I m S w r l s l T e *
s , s „ . | and S t a t e o f New Yurie.- nml
■nn), H o m e r f|, Jfunsbn. fntherw lse
(t x c h a r t e r I* that uf
ment, to pave, re-pave, hard sur-,
be *nd stand finally equalized, j Dollars, is thc total estimated cost
II# It F u r t h e r :i*yotved: T h a t, * ^ " 7 " “
Klarldn. Nel,| l l l . l r l r t l i s l e . Alee
“ Mon.,.,,V. K. J . H arnot for profit #n“
. UiAi-adjoining and contiguoua or
•neclnl election
be
held
i n -a n il rcil, ()l.af I uiiilnulst. F u ts h Mxr- alion'
r e ' l i t e r a r y , social
Irmrd, and,
°f ’’“id improvement^that the tn- s*ai»" nu?rt*5.fc" ' ‘
T- , Ittfoiishuul *ald Special T a x School e a r e t ' Lun.lqulst. - M ar*
I-«ulse p h ilan th ro p y
t bounding and abutting upon said face and re hard surface with *PBi0V*'d * "d confirmed,
^
D i str ict No. 4. Seminole ''C o u n ty. Dnhm. I - It. ( l a r r c t l . K msrlne C.
IT FURTHER RESOLVED. tire cost of the improvement aforcimjfhjvement; the sum of 14.7288 sheet asphalt, on a 0 ” rock base, 1
F
l
o
ri
d
a
.
In
ncrord.tnce
with
law
to
H
olem
an.
Hophrunla
)L
tlrlffln
Solicitor
far
I*
. I l y n W e d , fly th# C o u n ty
h-iid. shall bo assessed against alt „
jur. pot there ( (i I her,w lac know n as H. B. Qrlffln). l-21. 2S-S.S-12.
J*f PuLllc
In * t ru c t i o n
f o r d e te rm in e w h eth er
^ tJ^e.pstimated cost per front foot Eleventh Street, from Sanford Ave- That this resolution shall be and
■hall be Issued hy sabl Special T a *
property abutting and fronting Hcmliii.r*. I ou n ty. KlorliBt; T h a t an School
cue
west
to
French
Avenue,
n
'
become
effetcive
immediately
from
D
istrict
No.
4.
bonds
as pro.
/or^aaid improvement.
*■
•l*ctl<in h# ami th * sum# 1* h ereb y
width of 21 feat; that nil of «aid and QU4r^ks passage and adoption, upon that portion of Seventh ordered iil t.* Me hi i n am i t h r o u a h - viced fo r In thl* resolution, ami
t psl X I*
IIKPOUT o r THR CONDITION OF
' " BE I f FU R RIER RESOLVED,
Bo It
F u r t h e r B e S o t e d - That'
Special T n * School D istrict No.
paving, n?-paving,- hard shrfaring j Adopted thia 28th day of April, Street- between .Magnolia Avenue nut
thia resolu tion h* published In the
4.
Remlnol*
County.
F
lo
rid
a.
sah|
Tbtt.lt 14 tha^germination of
and French Avenue, to bo so im d iatrlct h e l n w a t e o k no w n a* Chu)u- Sanford llernlit, a new spaper pub
- Cujgipi^iion. that; all .jots and I^htls and reshapd surfacing of Eleventh A* D > I02^T u x School D U trlc t. „n lished In ’Hrinlfmlr Countv, Florida,
proved by’ tho paving, rft-phvlng, othl ae Mpeelal
Street, as aforesaid, shal'Ibe done
A t Naafard, C l c , l a l b * s t a t e af F larld a. a t lb * e l e ^ — r
9th ilnv of May. 1924. t o d # te r - hut Without said Special T a x School
FORREST LAKE,
adjoining AiuieonUguotia or bo.vdhard surfacing and re-hard surfac min* Whether or not t h e re s t n l i h* D iatrlct No. 4. there being no new*.
March S lat, 1H 4.
in ktrict compliance with the plana, (SEAL)
S.
O.
CHASE,
/
P
aper
published
within
said
dis
•
,l»pan' Eighth
M , J HfeeUI T a x School trict. one# a week for fo ur eon«
ing nf said portion of Seventh Diatrlct. bi'.
R R SO inCK S
Nn *
specifications, profiles and esti
C. J . MARSHALL,
L o a n s on Itrol- flstat#
, , , 0 n J "In'terest
» , h « »«"»>
t"«*n S®nford Avenue
Street, a width of 21 feet, and .110.00'1.00^
to *■bear
nt th
th*>U
e sec. i l ve weeks
,
,
......
............
...........
St
a
resolution adopted In r e g u
Real Ratal*
[ French Avenue, will be bene- mates therefor, now on file In the Ah the City Commission of the against ail lots and- fit ml s adjoining r a t e of six per c e n tu m per an nu m . l a r77)1*
session o f th s C o un ty. B oard of O v e n l ' j f i e
Interest to he paid s em i.A n n u ally .
_
office of the City Manager of the
City
jof
Sanford,
Florida.
Public
In
stru
ction
for
Seminole
1 bf the improvement provided
nnd contiguous, i r bounding and said bonds t o be d ated J u l y 1st C ounty. F lo rid a, the nth d ay nf United S l o t * * Bonds
........
— t
1924, and to m a tu re a a follows, lo- April. 1921.
:tipaU -..OLLauhes
O ther Rond * ____ .
this leautution, and thai the City of Sanford. Fiorida, which 1Attest
abutting upoh said improvement: w lt:
Attest: ■
T » * '• • rtiric aii"'::
C. A DAT.LAS.
numbered 1
and 2. fo r
W U I asses meats to', be made andl^l?
profll*1,
that Ten ThoOsand, Seven Hun tl.0 00.40 eac
Chairm an Pro. Tem :
h to m a t u r e te n y e a r a { 8 h AI j J
S
W
W
B,,,,ur'
anJ Kh,,u"f - Z *
L.
R.
PHILIPS,
*
’
. . .'iv
>**>ttced;againqt all lot. and lands
h,vc
heretodred Seventy-three ($ 10,773.00) a f t e r d ate T h ereo f;
Dtt* from 'I n c o rp o r a te d . Hanks
Att.Ml.79
F
B
K
P
T.
WILLIAMS.
fogs
approved
by
the
City
CommisCity
Clerk.
Cash
Item
s
..............
n u m b e r e d ,a . 4. and 5. fo r
r
92.423.24
lloigpf
and contiguous or
Dollars, is thr total estimAtyd-eost IL Bond*
Co un ty Hoard of Public Instruction t 'a e h un Hand
fo
o.oa
sfcrbf
ft»
m
a
t
u
r
e
t
w
e
n
t
y
91.719 40
fo r Seminole County,'" p l o r l d a .
ii** and abutting upon such slept and constitute the-pisna and
of said contcmpNetG^' Improvement* y e a r s a f t e r the del# thereof, en d
T o t a l c a s h re s e rv e s
•
numbered f, 7. «, ». an d 10.
w msted
' " improvement
‘
shall be sporiflcations 'foF said proposed
in the psvifig, ri^psyfag^fiard sur, for 1 1 ,0 * 0 0 0 each to m a t u re t h i r t y T. W . ' LAWTON.
■Supt Pub. Instn ami Kg-Offlclo
T o t a l ..................... .
Jl
> f«ot frontage basis; improvement of Eleventh ' iatreet,
facing snd rt-lrhrd auWTcinK <jf* y eare a f t e r the d a t e t h e re o f ;
S e c r t a r y lo Board
the principal end th# In tereat n t all S ch ell* Malnea Atlurjtey for Board. C ap ital S tock * * - ‘J *
is to say, that in tha prepara- bet wean. .Hanford Avenue ■«•!
U A B I I . I IBS
I
I'ald
In
ikld portion of Seventh Street to bonds to be payab le a t th e N ation al 4 - 9 .1 6 - 1 3 - 3 0 - 5 - 7
S u rp lu s Fu n d
SUR.....| ^
9*»rk B an k. City and S t a t e o f New
of tha special assessment roll French Avenue, a width of 24 feet,
be specially assessed against all Y o r k ; t h t pro<v«*d» o t tha aala of
Dividends Unpaid ,Uw Klp‘,n” '
TiS S T ''f3 £ T ~ ^
fnf th* wntampUted improve- an dthls Commission hereby de A RESOLUTION PROVIDING lots ttful lands adjoining and con ■aid
bonds to be used f o r the p u r ll ra e l w t l e * Providing f a r tke H eldl a g , a a d O tvlag .bailee of a a# ee. such special assessments clares the necessity for tha paving,
pose of acquiring, building, f u r .
1.1 I f a d B l e e t l # . t e h , I l e l f u
FOR TllE PAVING-, RE-PA V - tiguous or bouudihg and abutting nlahlng o r oth erw is e Im proving
g’gsd-IT
N determined snd prorated re-paving, hard surfa'clng and rer/ U,1 »■* ..Sekeal nislrlct Mg D emand C e r t i fi c a te s of i t > * p e e i t " Z 'Z 2 2 ------ I------aehooi
b uild ing s.
an d
school , ■*<
ING, HARD SURFACING AND ^ipon said improvement.
of Dapoiit
— 7 1st.920.71
4- Seaxlanl# l e s a t r , Flarlda. OaJd
ground*, and for I h e 'e x o l u e l v s use
to tha foot frontaga of hard surfacing of said portion of . k e -h a r d s u r f a c i n g
tllatrtd
l
■•*
la
g
a
i
m
K
aun'a
a
*
■
rtlfled
C
h
e
c
k
s
...
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llL lI
OF ' BE IT FURTHER ItESOLVED, of The public free scholoe 'within
( h a t B eta Special T a * Kcheol UbL CaahleKe C h e c k s O u t s t a n d i n g — ------jy jjitt
^respective properties specially Elevanth Street, as aforesaid, as
•aid
Special
T
a
x
School
D
i
s
t
r
i
c
t
SEVENTH STREET,
FROM That it is' the ‘ determination df
trial.
, ,
N a 4. all of which la m ore specific
'ttad by said improvamant.
T o t a l Dep oalts . .. _______
* necessary public Improvement.
MAGNOLIA AVtfNUE WERT this*Commission that all lots and ally provided In th a t c a r t a l n reeo*
W hereas:
On ihe Uh
day
of Hue to War Finance Corporation
_ IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
h eretofore' th is d a y ad op ted March. 1*14, a petition w « ; y p rS:
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.
TO FRENCII AVENUE, A lands adjoining and contiguous or, iticAm
by tbe Board, and
Totel
■ented to th^ County Board uf pub
th* Tsx Assessor and the City
Ba.
I
t F u r t h e r B esolved T h a t 110 I n a tru c H o ., fo r Seminole Counl
U li1! *
«p*nditure not *x- . WIDTH OF 24 FEET . " f.
bounding and abutting upon Sev- this wrder
be published In .th e S a n ty, F l o r i d a , algned by mure th an
l tho Cliy of Sanford, Flor* cceding Seventeen Thousand, FourWTtereas, the City Comnilsslon «nth St rest between Magnolia Ave*' ford Herald, a n ew sp ap er publlah- IwenUr-Dee p a r cent of the duly
>•tth tho provteg ttO UOQ) Dollars ty hsro- of the City of Sanford, FlorWg.
tn Seminole Coun ty, F l o ri d a , but quaJlfiad e l e c to rs r.aldlng within
nue and French Avenue, will be
"n u t, sgld Special T a x
~ '
T * X SchcKJl^JlAjuLl No. 4.
iV F te^ .ad rU ab td to
kwiepued by
•»fi hard
grnde, construct,
fo| by thia resolution a and
- J
fgr faur oott *
^TH»t a total expenditure not eiceeding
Seventeen Thousand, Eight
,
^
T H E SEM IN O LE COUNTY BAN
te?«tSte0,h: r lh^,,u*1
RESOLUTION
■ NO. 135 >
gJOTyjssf*!
3
I' *V*
T
' 'mi "s
*
9M
rrr
�I
, T H E S A N g O B D H EH ALD . ^ g j f r T ^ P R I L
? 0 . ,1924
<***J!Wi
qf business at noon every Thursday through th e Summer mopths beginning Tomorrow, May
1. It is our purpose to make it possible for our employees to have a half holiday in the middle
of each week, in which they may participate in outings, picnics and other forms of recreation
Our friends will w -operate with us- we are sure, by transacting their business on Thursmorning. Let’s work together to make Thursday afternoons a real holiday for the people of
Sanford.
A. & P . TEA CO
R. M. Willner, Mgr
Let.U s Serve You
(Your money back if not satisfied)
Harry IJandel, Prop,
316 Sanford Ave.
Courteous Service
nf *
Comer 2nd & Sanford
S. A. Irwin, Mjfr.
5 and 10 ct. Store
avc;
Next to Valdez ;gotel
SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY
.
5 and 10c Store
309 E. F irs t St.
The Complete Shoe Store
Everything to Furnisli Your Homo
Modish Millinery
Ladies’ Ready to W ear
Opposite Seminole Bank
N ext to First National Bank
H art - Sehaffner Marx Clothing
2 0 4 E . ’K r s t : S ( . '
Under New Management
Haberdaahera
■208 E. Finit
Corner Magnolia Ave. and F irst St,
Cleaners
•Uf'» * A . ■
V -~
&. Pj*essei*s
;
i
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jflfii ^Ni!di^-ifeR^tfa> ffifafeffiAV? Aytoi-ao,-rtM,
=F=m =
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- Your Last Change To Register!
M U b k rl ftr r r * r im « « » O M »t
t e f a r k r T il* H e » l * r H * o « *
“
Q? g
c i , i*ml«T*rVnH**j * >
s i , ___________
» 4 u a«'4>n<] Ci»»» »l»u*r, 0«r 111111 , at the Paotoffle* at
ord. Florida. under act of March
NT.
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As Brisbdhe Sees- It'
The registration books will be closed tomorrow night!
v
Have you stea d y registered and paid your poll tax? Arc
yob qualified to vote? A fter tomorrow there will be no wav
in which citizens desiring to do so may qualify to cast a ballot in the democratic primary to be held on June 3.
Tomorrow is your last opportunity. If you have not aloready registered you have a
before the closing bi*Lhe books. The office of Supervisor of
Registration Du^osojuid the office of T ax Collector Jinkins
will be open tomorrow night and belated men and women can,
a t th e last minute, s e c that they are qualified.
To be entitled to a vote or June 3 a person must be regis
tered jlxuL must -bold the poll tax receipts for the last two
V
Laugh at Yourself.
One Rockefeller Year. 1 r. r
No I’aasiohate Coolidg*;® " f
Bobbed-Hair Bandit Lad9?;’
zeroise, Then, Again There’s, Exercise
tr io j
'f* V V r
H
r‘
E
C oprru m , n i l
of
|iy u li« | h«r»lo i n llw r**»r»edWEDNFRfcAY.'ArRILjW, 1924I.K t h o u g h t f o r t o d a y .
HE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS..
hwurrttr the Lord Abo glory due
onto Hb name; bring an offering.
And com* before JUm; worship the
Lord In ithe-beauty of holin«*».—
J
l C
a
r
'
LINES FROM THE RAVEN.
But U>e Raven itiU beguiling all
r^fansri iiito smiling,
fllialllitrlii
cushinned
•eat In front of bird, and bust
and door;
v. Then, upon the velvet sinking, I be
took myself to linking
Fancy unto fansy, thinking what
this ominous bird of yore—
What this grim, ungainly, ghastly,
gaunt and ominous bird of
yore
Meant in croaking “ncverworc."
— Edgar Allan Poe.
Have you registered?
---------o--------Belter JuirTj^ or you'll get left
Dress up your city for the week
end. (let rrtit thote flag* and that
bunting.. > „A
-o-
Friday and Saturday will be big
days for Sanford, the convention
dty.
. --------0------
• Tomorrow is May day and also
Citrua-Hign-Up-Day all over the
state of Florida.
-------- o—
Just about a month ia left be
fore the June primary. From all
indications the people of Seminole
county intend to cast a heavy vote.
oSanford will be in the eyes of
the newspapers Friday nnd Satur
day while McAdoo democrats meet
here. Good publicity cornea from
Ideaa of this kind.
It only takes on<
»nd that Is alway, ifc.
Me FOR The g o l f
Sense is what gtts j,
you don’t know *nytj
LINKS,
__ ______
CHAUNCEY
______
______
„
.W.
nfctet*
DEPEW
-gobd:>“
advte ■»
od: ''“advkif,
»LaUj{h at yourself.” As a ini
man
gcop
•■
•mm;
% o O / l 65B IS 17 -
t:-A man is known 1
lectors he keeps1
door.
i
w
i. The only place jin (
railroad fare is hi ajL
lost about a dollar •'
n*so <i#>Sbp a m
c^ f. »
T ^ uT&w a Ts o * c u e s amo
i^
a T«LL»S
AMD CARRY OUT * *
w affers
a sh c s
%e
SOU
e x e r c ise ,
.
•
r «... - r
What tickles a mu-,
Undine a quarter In 1_
hia old last summer’ll
AMP n?LU V O YOU
0
tion did these thing*, among
i
dreds of others:
rl-,r’ ,i[
Fought malaria in seven fbrefgif
This is National Boys’ Week.
nations, from Brazil to Palestine,'
The purpose of the week devoted to the interest of the
Combined with twenty outaidq
boys of the nation is to focus public attention upon boys, to governments to fight the hobfe*
interest everyone in boys and to interest the boys in them worm.
Contributed more than a milllorl
selves. The slogan for the week is "Boys— A nation’s Greatdollars to medical education in thp
jcsl Asset."
Boys’ week opened Sunday in fifteen hundred cities in British Islands; gave a million tQ
thirty countries of the world. It is being widely observed the University 01 Alberts; piuuged
this year as a result of a successful campaign inaugurated a quarter of a million to the Uni
to promote the idea fn 1920 hy*the boys’ week committee of versity of Pennsylvania.
Supported medical schools and
the New York Rotary Club. This year besides tho rotary
«0«W f/*fi, SNAH#.L
club, many other civic organizations are co-operating to make twenty-five hospitals in China.
CO I HCEP SO MUCH
Granted 194 fellowships in Ger
this a great week for the boys of the world. President Coole x e c ciSc. ATTHts
idge has been named as honorary chairman of the movement. many to support scientific work
Fa r TTc u la r TImc op
During the week people are urged to give special em ers; And that's only one per cent
f t e Ye/sf? —
phasis to boys and to think in^terms of boys. Sunday was O•f itvr-v.
■'
<> --------!h ,
known ns Boys’ Dny in the churches all over the country. ■JF TIIBhE weft* -'not .a great
Monday was school day or educational day and. in many dekl of water going Ucr-Jklagara,
places special stress was laid on the value and importance of l*otj. couldn’t get any poWer there.
education. Tuesday was boys’ day in industry and citizen
If there were not a great deal
ship. On that clay hoys occupied managerial and superin of money in the Rockefeller for
tendents’ chairs in factories, business houses and financial tune all that work wouldn’t be
MIAMI’S COMMUNITY CHEST
firms. In some places big hotels were directed entirely by done.
MIAMI BEACH TRIBUNE
boys yesterday. New York was "ru n ” by boys. Today is
Tho longer you live the more
supposed to be devoted to athletics and play and Is known you realize that Providence knows
The bunching of our charitable
Tho last great war gave every
as a day of entertainment.
what it is about.
hits with the use of more than one one the habit, when in doubt, of
The most important day of the week is Thursday, known
hundred campaign teams and GOO
up a “drive fund." It
A SOLEMN editorial writer workers holds out the glad promise gotting
as Loyalty Day. In particular it is desired that this day he
seemed to be.contagious, and hard
made great. On that day, May 1, boys all over America will complajns that President Cbol- of supplying the demand of a dozen ly a week passed without seeing
worthwhile Institutions with funds unusually charming maidens mix
march down the principal streets nnd boulevards, making n idge's recent speech "revealed no for tho present year.
ing with the throngs in the down
innbr flame of passionate belief."
demonstration of loyalty to the country they love. To make
If the success of the big Ameri
Certainly not, and that’s one proof can trusts, calling into being an town business districts of our
large cities, with appealing de
the observance of this day all it should be it has been sug
of Coolidge wisdom. Passionate
law, .'orms any parallel, mands for funds for organizations,
gested that Thursday be proclaimed a holiday and that all belief is all right when you’re anti-trust
this combining to conquer, chari oftimes, whose very existence was
boys be given the day off. Saturday ends the week of ob chopping of the head of Charles tably speaking, may form a prece discovered for the first time. The
dent in thia region worthy of year multiplicity of this sort of thing
servance in what is known as Boys’ Out of Door Day.
the First, or Louis the Sixteenth,
tends to take away the spontanciy
While Sanford is not observing the week in an elaborate or putting a Trotsky in place of ly repetition.
Certain it is that the causes for of giving even to the great and
fashion, fitting exercises are being held commemorating the Romanoff.
which subscriptions arc to be worthy charities.
special days of the week. M. C. Haddock, a leader in the
But when you arc managing, i inked are *11 worthy, and if
The Community Chest should
activities of hoys in the city has charge of the activities for Mr. Coolidge is, a big nation en through this husiuess-like arrange help to renew the real enthusiasm
ment, the people of the community
the entire week and has arranged a suitable program.
gaged In business and anxious not can be delivered ,'rom the more or of sharing some of om* means with
A unique and interesting program has been prepared to be “jolted" the fewer “passion lean perpetual presence of the con* those who will be'helped through
by the local troops of Boy Scouts for Thursday and those ate beliefs” you indulge in the bet- tribution basket, citizens should be the channels of fell-tried, worthy
pleased.
interested
invited
be their
camp.
organizations.
„ .»v. '.ni'.ii have
,,„ .t been
ucm iiiiih
u to
n/ i/v
uiuii guests
k iicnm at
in their
muii mm
ji. . ter ,for your political prospect.
l ifti*lirif laai ii nn.ni s a , a i M i - - ------------ .. ..
----^
If you don’t beiitr, i
■node! of industry Ju,t h
-hem out of the sagif
A great maay
play golf if yo. had uT
wmk and wait f
1
Boys—A Nations Greatest Asset.
The funniest thing on!
woman who doesni sg
talking with a man wbii
No matter how frwj]
with his money whra V*
nickel he slaps hit beoti
MAY DAI
FESTIV1
!ilh Street
May 1st, 5
Children, of South Side ,i
-Sthooi Si
BENEPIT •
urn
PLAY GR(
FUND
25c—10c
L
Sanford had its own teapot dome
investigation last night. The fev
er seems to be spreading all over
the country and like everything
else comes to Florida.
- fl 1 - P H *;
May will be a busy month, with
both the McAdoo mcetingandthe
- a brinei ewmmmhrir iWRyn dIt
will vftifthhf'clty itt the
coming few weeks.
■r
Q
Crime among women in Califor
nia shows an enormous increase.
There were 844 women arrested in
that state in 1923 on ^felony
charges while only 482 were ar1rested the previous year,
SYSfeM D6HWID3 SO MUCH E V E P 036
snaNGlmte IB holes w u v o tee woes
iHAH AtflAUiJfL.Pi-TafMG.*
It ia lh e duty aa.woll as the privilege of every citizen to
V i , ' ' L.
Laughter- causes vibration ; anq ,
fiirfitijiafe in primaries inri elections and assist in clectijig
s i r Tnr. m o c u r a n rn p sf the right men to public office.
t !; . 4 that kills microbe*. ’ WhW« .you’re
i ss«Tirr~r| rr*u u « c1m If
you
have
not
registered
and
paid
your
poll
ta
x ’y<ju laughing you can’t think, that r e s t * '
e a t l t i * * to tb * o*« for r«pubAJ
lon
o f all
n«w» dl»p»ich«p have until nine o'clock tomorrow night in which to do so. your brain.
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^rki^jUo tjb•, ^his is your last chance to qualify.
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IN 1923 the Rockefeller fonndkv
t i g h t * ^ 5 f r " r * -^ u b iic * t io * .
DAN D O p s:
r CYGOUV-'sruMMY HCW(5*^3
contemplates his early dreams and
later failures the natural thing would be to weep end Jump df^J/
the roof.. But th at, isn't good 'for
you. Laugh at yourself aa. Ms,
-**+Depew advises and ymr will'dhl
r4o of tnaBka.
of • n u r u l n t r
*i
S ave ,Hai
W an t
That*8 the Success Rule
There Is Coming A Time
When your Earning Capacity is much less t
Present time—^ ’v is the time to save—while]
able.
You will be surprised to see how fast your!
Account will grow with regular Systematic Sav
the Seminole County Bank.
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MAKE THIS YOUR BANK
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0 Strength.: , : , v^ ,
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t .-----Vo' Vebiti -Til ifouf Xfi j -*
inA 'iooiidge is "keeP,iag
tv
JlliH
t
•clock.
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[cool with Coolidge." No passionABSENT T R EA T M EN T -—
v.
4 p €T centrltitetestJKaid.Ottj
There are special weeks set aside for this thing and that »tc beliefs for him.
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Jp fir tm n jr
hair
young Udyi
any that means more to the life of the nation than the spec- bandit J ofhuuu
&u hold-ups,
hi
By this value reference to a pos would be very cautious and hesi-i
many
dressed
ial week now being observed. The slogan is n good one and herself nicely to meet the reporters sible international disarmament tnnt about entering Into any kind
too great emphasis cannot be placed on the necessity of train-' artd not at all worried or asham conference, President Coolidge, in of political relatiQns with Euro-,
ing and educating the hoys who arc before many years to ed, she said: "Geo, I will go and his speech of last Tuesday, tom- peans, who are of o sort that we | J a h r 74 m mUwtu
Coldj,
rzly quickened a faint hope in can scarcely trust, yet he la en
get a look nt the circus when I
take their places as leaders of the greatest nation of the get out of this."
>pc. The feeling revived that tirely willing that we should enter
Cr
world.
aps the United States might into economic relations.
It* ex
A ll A cIim and I
At the satne moment,'■ John T.
fehtefMWAterit? ih
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in seh to work with other na- pressed the hope that American
Leonard, a young man convicted
ALL DRUGGIST*
liqps
do something for the peace private capital would be ready gen— - - o ----To-tnorrow marks the first Thursday half-holiday of the of murder, was “proceeding jaunti of.ythetoworld.
But
a
more
careful
--------crously
to
subscribe
to
tho
pr>A year ago New York repealed summer season. Practically every business house in the city ly" in the direction of the death
IS* aad SSc, Jars a*d Ula1
ing of the president’s word: posed international loan to be
house.
Its state prohibition enforcement
Hospital six*. I WO
chilled that first urdoF. It it i raised in behalf of Germany. This
act by a majority of one vote. Now- will close at noon. Do your shopping Thursday morning or
Indifference to the opinion of
that he intends to make no (is a position worthy of jril praise,
It has reconsidered that action and go without. Summer time is here.
others causes ninety per cent of
move tit present. Li’io Secretary [ and one which we hope will be
all crimes.
put the enforcement law back on
Hughes, he considers tlio time inop- maintained. But how U it to be
the statute book by a vote of 77
.
une. There are t w many unMV FAVORITE STORIES
, to 7. Prohibition came back.
A DISPATCH from Shanghai cegtaintifs in' Europe, too many reconciled with .the general attitude
says the effort to line up the races uireettled problems, t >o many po- of distrust and doubt which the
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COMING A L L N E X T WEEK
Washington administration- now I
of Asja against the whites it in litKsl complications.
In a recent speech upholding the
President conceives it to be wise to adopt
Immigration Bill Senator McCorcreasing. That interesting gentle
For several crowded, reasonably |garded as ho important an as.dgn- poet Rabindranath Tagore, leads Co*lidge approaches the bedside nf regarding European nations? . It
tnlck, who haa been defeated in thr
aide Europe In the guiio of a eymhapny
years
I
worked
on
the
city.mcnt
at
so
early
a
state
of
his
Illinois primaries, for re-election,
in attacking Western civilization. pathetjc doctor, but he tells Un.pa would appear that we cannot trust
them •In political affaire, but we
shouted, "We are facing a period M . ,° * ,! ht> -New York .Evening American journalistic career. "1 Such u nice poet ia about »s dan- tient
a lot of peccant humors can freely lend our money to them.
Igcroun
1genius to Western civiliztiion
riviliutinn as mlfbt that
of unemployment," and he meant World. Harry Stowe-was a fel- shall go at once, air."
be got rid of, a long period .This distinction Is, In fact, unten
it,
.
low-reporter of mine and one tofl;, .Stowb ring off and immediately • baby white rabbit would be to a
of
^recuperation
entered upon, be* able. The problem ia single. The
-------- ---------my bent friends in or out of the rang up the Hotel Durham and eagofuj'of wild cr^sfofe the diet of an international .political and economic parts of it
N o r to n s C o m e i
Several New York women are neJ**P*Pcf game.
. asked for; the proprietor, a brawny
Japan’.* hostHtiy la more |m. conference can
be prescribed.'
■aid to earn a good income by hold-> **■ died not ao very long ago, Kentuckian who' had lately come portant. But as that hostility do America U moat anxlo is to use the aeg invisible. If it la a question
ing conversation classes and giving r ,av' ,JF behind him a record up from the south.
i Velops, the vnlue of the Jananese ri|ht remedy when the happy day of coqfidence in Europe, that ia
instruction in that art. Maay worn.L«uWdcJ Wl.tb reportorlal achieve-; “Is that yqu, So-and-SuT" in- yen drops. That will offset a uood fo r it arrives, but at present finds ha good for international co-operat ion. as It is for international mon
»n
lat »r.
I OlClltl. AlufllF
ilII ' fllliraail Qtnti'B
e.ll akt.
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... feeling.K UU
en ini
are Kalni*
being ftaiiew
taught
to MIL
talk. Cap-'«"««»•
Along Park
l>ark Rnw
Row (hsv
they M
ftUlIquired
Stowe. ••W
"Well
this I_
is ri--'
Cas- Jdeal
With complete Change of Program Each andj
of Asiatic hostile
it ^’impractical," as the president ey lending.
ijper’a Weekly suggests that Jt [* '* " memories of his shrewdness, sidy, manager of the Hotel Madrid,
*a)fa, to attempt anything -more
N ight
Ail this tangled web of inconclu
, , might be well now totes^b
the [ hi* mental agility and his untiring speaking. There’s u crazy Eng
MR. MOREAU, of San Fran than absent
t
treatmant.
sive reasoning and contradictory
lish to swim.
|energies when covering a story i lishman making the rounds with a cisco, who thinks he hgs found a
The speeches,!)! Mr. Coolidge and policies began tb be woven when
—------ 0 ------|which appealed to his imagination |mania that he has to sec the Duke way to harness the sun'a heat, says
Featuring the
An Osborne msn says inCap- 1"m* to Wat blo<Mihound instinct for
of Devonshire. I’ve just found out ho has-concentrated that heat with of^Secretary Hughes make a" gal. th* United StatM declined to work
.
attempt
to
put
n
gowl
face
with
the
League
of
Nationa.
Yet
peril Weekly that husbands are 1h'wiiK.out obaeurf trails which all that hu went to two other hotels an intensity sufficient to melt a
_ policy
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___ we could not ignore it. Neither
of the adminnow definitely catalogued ip three |Vr*at reporters possess. They tell (n this part of town before he diamond. This will be discussed on the foreign
distinct classes; the kind women I l*lea, too. of another side of his enmt; here. He cami* in here about incredulously as the flying ma (aeration, but it cannot be said thnt could wo support it. Hence the
shoot because they love them; th c !natu**. lie-was by way of being ten minutes ago and asked for the chine was discOsaed twenty-five or thgir success is complete. In one fumbling course had to.be adopted
breath they warn us that wo must of now co-operating with it. in
.kind women shoot because they}
jncurpble
practical
.
. .joker,
---,!duke and when the room-clerk told thirty years ago. After a while
don’t love them and the kind that
lincc upon n time Stowe had, him no sqch person was her* he the heat of the sun will be used keep out of European embroilments some minor matter, and then re
ana In the next they recite with
are not worth shooting.
ehargrof the Tenderloin office of started the biggest roughihouae a4 freely aa wo now use the waters satisfaction the things we havu pudiating it as regards larger ques
tions. Wo aeem to have fallen
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the paper. His hcndquarler* was you ever saw—alrqost wrecked the of the lake or ocean. But we are
Popular Prices
President Coolidge says, “The in the heart of the theater and hotel i place. ‘ It took three husky por- not ready for that yet. It would done to holp Europe out of one into the not very magnanimous
encouraging thing at present is the dUtnct. thvn centering about Her-; ter. to throw him out. After make life too easy, and hard strug tangle or another. They imply posture of being willing to use the
evidence of a well-nigh complete old Square. On the rdRer dide of the^Tl thrown him out and he was gle is still the only planetary uni- that European jealousies and ani- league when it i* perfectly saftu
mMitles aro too much like ruven- and to. our advantage to. do ao, but
Wturn to normal methods of action, the street, and almojt directly op- ’gbipifr away, one t f the porters versity.
ln| wild beasto for a timid Ameri to renounce it and' all its works, B B EN EFIT SANFORD SHRINE
and a aane public opinion." Evi jposlte, was the branch dfflce.of jhrard. hipi muttering to himself
to venture among them, and und to refuse to share in its ex- S
dently the?president thinks .the another evening narwr. Over the that he wqs bourfd f6r your hotel - EVERTy BODY KNOWS that this can
People are .forgetting the scandal way. one morning there eppeared a next, so I thoughT ouabt to give country J i l l soon ho selecting pres- continually urge us to wait until twiaea arid sacrifices, whenever we i n u i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i
th i nations across the Atlantic think th* occasion fit This is not
in Republican ranks.
freshly recruited member of the
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waning. ■Tlf’a a tall sandy- identic candidates—o r, rather the co ipooe their own difficulties aiul ;■“an inspiring policy.
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Ifothpryna-------- o--------staff of the opposition sheet. Tho hqireq chan—wear*
a». pionoclerWuntry
mnnncle
chap—wear* . awill have theni selected cb io fo a better temper, before of tlonf had sought .to' fblto
Last week the House passed newcomer was a' tail Englishman
ix like the boileii-down e«- for it.
fe Ing to co-operate with .tbonj in American plan o l aafety first, there
appropriating one million dol- who wore u monocle and had a rich •cnee df Ficcauiliy. If vou’ll take
President Coolidge will be the. ar ’ Urge wky, Yatlltea# ffftful would havo'been na League of "
for the relief of drought- bah-Jove accent such as rarely is oiy advice you’ll beat him to it- Republican nominee,
Wfiat about so to dn .the Washington ndminls- tjons. Nor can thin metnoa m per
^en farmers in New Mexico, l . . °ff t*le burlesque stage,^ 1 If I were you I’d have a couple of
Democrats 7 How dp you think tr lion take great pride In recurr manent Thg rime .is near when
one million, five hundred think it was this man’s’patronitmg strohg-arm chaps waiting at the the
ind dollars to fight tho hoof manner when he met StpWt .that desk nnd the moment ho asked for he will be chftsen. Here’s a de rli g to the successful Diikrmament thia tquntry Mil be ashamed of
scription of the cormirig process C( iferencc, which, on our toitfa- its*-double-fared attitude toward
] Are made smoother l(y the ,SRVitig^,
mouth disease in California, ■ftornoon, rather-thaq his monocle the Duke of Devonshire I’d let
^ b ' y accurate, given by an tli r, waa held in conjunction with the League, and Will realize that
r about a liftle appropriation nr his accent, which luimedlataly that he the cuea for them 1to grab P
th w ssame quarreling and impos- all those nationa th at are not at
able politician. 1
t set aside from your. WMfQS» and in "
rivars and harbors in Florida? amused 6nv fi{owris part ad'an-' him
ai e Europeans, Wo got on fam- heart with it are. in reality against
*“ "jd throw' him out # in the
UgonUm , for the Britisher, whdse street,1 I
j to come as SAVINGS ^ ah d ..
“TAGGART WILL'vnte for Ral- ot ly with them, but that exhaust
?^Florida is to have a place
lace on one nsnw W - u , say, was Slocum, r
«
our
power,
and
It
would
novor
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saiil
the
Kentuckian.
ston,ofJndJan#,
Tammany
w
ill
-U -,1 i>t;
i count up— you beconhe indejpehdent
the new postage stam
4N L , On;lheTol|i,winK day, flrfUmak- P° vi
we’ll be organized vote for Aft,Smith, They,will work <V ■o try another experiment of the
i to b^ltspe^ hy the govi
{overhment |nC *Jlte thal Slpcum was op w»it- foo^pipi when he comes ’’
Contemporary
Comment
along
those
II
/*»
j Jelf supporting!
j
Ines.untfl they elim W *• 1^
rt month. A new live cejneata'mp
ernt atainp ing duty aergis the .street*.Btowe
,
. „or so _____
Stowe .de- inate McAdoo Then they will go
1 wtll be said that both the pree*
to show the uUmumeni^etEup f a ll. , UPL'W opposite riffle#, on * , , . . . twas,
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*Tha
neit
easiest
tiling
to
pulling
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<b
w
cd when—watching
the to a back |vom and decide who*is id »t and the secretary of state
. Mayport, on . |aK Siint'ylohn’s tnr tstephono and in a disguised
Isn’t this worth saving for?
window—he saw, fifteen mlnutea really fo be thp Democratic nomi w reused Themselves in favor of off * hold-up' in Tampa Is getting
r by tb* H M h 0u H A b In.
away after, pulling it.—Tampa
later,
the
battered
and
dishevelled
ftfth
er
International
conference*,
nee
and
the
name
they
choose
will
s”ocum*
1
t0
8
pe*b
to
mad* the first attempt
a
Tribune.
f 'W
dragging himself back in- be the one nominated,
‘tod to specific subjects. So
tt settlement in’ what is
4% Interest allowed a t Our Savi
“ThisR.the city desk downV>wn" to.hi* office to report by telephone
do,'bpl
they
hedge
the
thing
if you think that’a Imagination,
» pa/t of the Uni tod-State*.- he stated when Slocum had an-e
Don’t think farmer* ’automobiles
l
PPrPlc*«i
« A
r i . ’ .i.”
';"'"™ superior,
f-pvxwr. who.
who,you don’t know United States poll, at ut with so many stipulations are luxuries. The department of
Department.
-rW! Ve
* tip here hadn t the least
Ivast idea what he
hi was tics.
sm D. Upshaw, member of, sTV**!’
Ihnt tho Duke of Devonshire (■ • li1? 1
t from the Fifth Georgia •topping at the Hotel Durham, two talking about, that in tho
PROFESSOR BARTON, .pccilj j n d conspicuous in tbd or three blocks from where you formance of a perfectly legitimate
» «nr advocate, ia a cap- are now He’s come over on eome mission he, without provocation, ist In Semitic knowledge at the
,
A ’*0.
upon and most rrev- University of Pennsylvania, aaya
• far the Vic*Presidential
S F -.
Hurry right
Jaws did not ortenaf* the storv of
at the National Dam- fiS
round to the Durham and 'insist
tha flood. Noah's ark. etc. That
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tbf fluke and
wai
a atory borrowed by tho Jews,
irvlsw with
the older Babylonian chr
„ o»n nhat
tained generally d
FAMOUS GREEN RIVER SINI
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Bette and Mra. Shereotartaln at bridge
/a Club a t S o’clock:
•1 Puleston wHLidH
. Jge at 10 o’clock, anseries of parties,
Thursday
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i primary school will.
r •Festival ■■a t ■Fifth
Parent-Teachars' Aa|icharge.-.’ - ■-« - ,<■
Mobley and Mias
will entertain at
f30 o’clock, at the resl. Mobley.
Friday
'/
.st Lake will entertain
f«k Club at her home
Matrons wfli meet
tyleet Fitts at 3:30
♦th«r B^ngbo junder
of the Womdn’a Club,
,at the club fooms.
Saturday
(rkati Legion Auxiliary
■ngulay meeting wltfi
[(event atid o’clock,
i steryihour at the
‘ ■ a c u A jc k
~i—I----- 4*rBilbert ha _
|days' visit to her'Mothhr.friamU of Mrs. Claud
F-regret toihear of.h er
[the Robson 'Sanitarium.
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from St. Petersburg,'
lakeland, where she
i a visit of two1Weeks Is
Laing. '
Sanford visitors this
been Messrs. T. W.
C. H. Courser, of the
Utilities Company,"
Mrs. Gwynn Fox hpve
mtheir home on French
} the'(’apt. BroW* -Sousa
|Street.
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In Sanford Wednesday
[house gu,st of Mn and
V Ffeht ft'f several days
Mk Jcnujngs o f J a j k ^ i ,
v
Mean Mallory - Cirelb of
church met with .Mrs.
lo rtiK fl-Jfm en t.
tiittu mating was held.
k-«nd guests of Mr. and
, Mumns were Mr. and
Walker and thrtb chili
cktonville. Mr. Walker
intendent of transpor[ the Seaboard* Air Line.
Jor Epworth League of
Jilt church held a picnic
I Mary Tuesday night,
renty-'.lve attended, the
fing apent in swimming
f t. sfter which a dainty
|P«r waa served.
flea Marahall, of Sumter,
"itn og Mrs. Theo,’ Langii oyer a few Fours in
fuesdav with his bride,
efore her marriage Mi w
[oore, of Jacksonville. Mr.
urahall fgme down from
before, retmgting: to
dina, where they expect
J'*r home.
Mrs. James Hawkins,
lu- j* . winter in ’SanIncdncaday for the north.
Imotor first to Savannah,
f" “Pfrtanburg, S. C., and
lockvUle. N. C., the homo
(•wkina, where she will
^summer. Mr.. Hawkins
i I, ffturn to Sanford in
M Mra. Hawkins will be
time next winter.
P*": Walker -and Mr.
Rodney were married at
R r bri£e n P»r*nU« Mr.
1, 1?* *• Walker, No. 211
Tuesday,- at
cJj'. Tho bride is tho
ctiv* daughtef of .Mr.
1
and much loved
■mjw
her. M
' ‘r. Rodney
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druggeat of Melbourne.
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MRS. W A LTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
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. W ,eft Tuesday
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LIBRARY NOTES.
R ose& oreceives Gold
ioate
Is customar-*-for puhH< lihrn-l
TlCh?by Entertained- 1 Chinn; '.W atch rChdrm , riceIt in
Florida to observe the half!
By Mrs. W ight An a ■timonial of their appre- holiday on Thursday afternoons.!
P h o n o .4 9 3 J...
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!l Virginia Produce Company
i| Headquarters for all Varieties of’ Fruits
. . . . . . . . . . . . ^ anj Vegetables, Prompt and Personal
Attention to All Shipments
SANFORD’S AREA" 5 SQUARE MILES
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produced and were selling, direct from their farm s, a
richer and creamier evaporated milk— wouldn’t you
want to enjoy its high quality yourself?
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Here is your chance. Ask your grocer for DAIRYLEA
u
i a u u iEvaporated
L i v a p u i c i i c u iMilk.
v iiik .
r i c will
w in g
iv e y
o u aan
n Cvap*
Brand
He
give
you
evapm
a t i i iB a ia tB r i» in « iv ,ia f lk ,
fats arid solids than the high U. S. Government standards require: This is why DAIRYLEA has such a delicious, fresh, creamy flavor,
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70,000 farmers who produce and also sell
DAIRYLEAto you insist on this increased merit and food
value. They know this is the right way to asl
to consume more of their milk.
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Truth Seekers Meet
With Mrs. Thornly
At the loveljbhome of Mrs. T. L.
Thornly on ParV. Avenue, Monday
afternoon, the Truth Seekers' Class
of tho Methodist church held its
monthly business and sociat meet
ing. Thdimceting was opened with
• song, followed by prayer by the
teacher,* Mr*. Charles Smith, after
which the meeting was opened for
the business session, many topics
being discussed. The meeting "* journed and was turned over to the
hostesses for the social hour.
the hostesses were Mrs. Thornly, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Zenoria, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. LaGette and
Mn. FUppl.
Delicioua refresh
ments of home made cake and Ice
cream were served. There were
about 25 present to enjoy the hos
pitality of these hostesses.
The rooms were lovely, being
decorated with gladiol.us, Easter
lilies and nasturtiums.
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Convince
V tin n m iiiif fv ^ -.
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Such are the high business ideals that built up the
Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association— the
world’s largest organization of its kind. Each of its
70,000 farmer members shares equally in the control
and responsibility of itg $8,000,000 a month business.
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centrated wholesomeness of the purest freSh-little ' . v
milk— exactly the same milk which U. S. Senator Copeland, when Health Commissioner of New York
City, called “the best in the world* .
CELERY FARM
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Ten or Fifteen
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TOMORROW IS OUR FIRST HALF
HOLIDAY. HOW AB0UTTAKING A
SWIM IN ONE OF CHURCHWELL’S
BATHING SUITS?
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On^sni^oad. THeaY' Ydcatlon
1 tor Warehouse
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Ask your grocer and see that
he gives you this familiar can:
Vi
i*nt
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I, J-M) ]M« -'.-’J - riu, ’ *‘m
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Rosebro, retlr- and to close at that time, beginning]
Tho Tuesday Duplicate Club met |ng many
Southern UtH- May 1. This is done in Jacksonin Sanford, the employees 0f iville, Orlando, DeUnd and m o«tof[
with Mrs. Ralph Wight at h «rf files
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Aimrdrnr ■presOTte^Wm res- -til® other hbranes. - The-“SertAiM ^
krreljr hoTB«*'im-t*oae'fVa*t H W 'IMF-Air
- fr. * t _Jl___ _ _
, , llKrgfV win onfittwitA f A Km nnniS f
afternoon.
score was terday with
m m m m m High
tig
day m
a handsome Knighu library will continue to be onen
held by Mra. Hal Wight and M n. Templar emblem, appropriately en- on Thursday afternoons^ during
May, and it will depend upon bow
Samuel Younta, and lira . Roy Chit-1 graved, and a gold watch chain.
. ALL THE WAY DOWNf »-V
*4 Oil
bew isat
tmiden and Mrs.
In voicing his appreciation of the much the library is used as to
At All Good D ealers or
their respective tab
gift Mr. Rosebro stated that he whether this will continue during
was greatly appreciative for the the summer. This will give the
Mrs. Wight's spacious H
P H O N E 634
,
many-kind expressions he had re school children an opportunity to
room was a bower of beau
W h o le ], and
’ •
attend
until
the
school
term
closes.
ceived,
nnd
that
he
regretted
that
yellow poppies everywhere. .
The hours will he the imme a s m ,
iJ>!VC95*_n!qulTiia Jiia. leaving.
board■ were played.at.each 1
Hr. Rosebro'and his estimable ual, from 2 to fl p. m.
At the close of the game, delicious
refreshments were» enjoyed, con- family have,been universally pop
ghlcken a la king, fruit ular during their sojourn In San
slsting of Chick
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t
salad and ic#
' creajn. Enjoying the ford, and it* Is with feelings of keeq
t. n o k 111
hospitality b* khk hostess were [egret that•,their friends sec them
tt.o od aw n brings
Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. George cave. The good wishes of the en
fa c to r y
rebuilt
Knight, Mrs. Younts, M” ; ' Cm*- tire community follow them to
typewriter,
nny
tendim. Mrs. Lewis. Mm . McPhtr* their new Virginia home.
tnaka.
llootl
ns
WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS ft BROKERS,
IVew. 'A sk ..to see
son, Mrs. Charles Britt and Mrs.
iv.
.
|"
Richmond, Virginia.
, '
one.
Announcement
was
made
Wed
Charles Henry.
nesday that the Woitian’a Club of
CHILD'S Geneva will hold a box supper on
YOUR
PROTECT
HEALTH
. - . Thursday,night. May 8 at 8 o’clock, |
Through thoughtlessness the slight to which the public is invited. To i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
cough or cold of a child la often ne thla meeting all of the candidates ; _
glected and boon becomes serious. for the several county offices nro
A few doses of FOLEY’S HONEY cordially asked to be present to
W INCHESTER
.n
i -r . i •. ^
4
■
AND TAR COMPOUND, »t>m all give their views to the voters.
Preparations will bo made to en BA SEBA LL GOODS i B B R a a a a a » a a a B i B a i a a a H a a B u a a a a a tiM a t ia a a in ia * a a f a M
cost, takep , at .the Mknf ’ o t Hha
cold would bring W d y relief. Be tertain a large crowd and jt is exprepared) Jy»vo • 'bottle ef thia pectcd that it will be one of the
Ball Hardware Co.
safe. reliablB\eough remedy on best meetings <tf the present cam
paign.
'
RHONE 8
hand, and gWd-Fr0,nPl,Y
cough or cold is detected. Equally
as effective for oldgv parsons. Nd
opiates. Sold everywhere.-
Tht handsome Puleston home on
^
o ftem oon
"ten t
esetCourt was the scene Tuesday tempting refreshments
of chlckmi
afternoon of one of Spring’s most salad, sandwiches and wafers were
charming affairs, when Mrs. Pu- served, on y basket plate with orfeston entertained at bridge the ■■ngojtnd pnrple crepe paper used
third, of a series of parties which in artistic effect, while tiny blos
she is giving.
*J •■■ soms of theisame tint adorned the
' Seven tables were arranged in handles and within the basket plate
the living room and on the south was a smaller basket of similar de
porch. The color scheme of or sign, containing a delicious purple
v ;
„
ange and purple were cleverly car grape [« .
ried out In every detail, the rooms
The guest list included Mrs, Euih which the games were played geno Roumiilnt, Mrs, Ed Higgins,
being given an added attractive Mrs. Henry' Wight, Mrs. W. M.
ness with vases of purple larkspur Scott, Mrs. J. M. Wallace, Mrs. AyAnd orange California popplds.
leet Fitts, Mrs. James Sharon, Mrs.
•Scores were kept on pretty pur* R. R. Deas, Mrs. Robert Newman,
pie and orange tallies and at the Mrs;. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Mauldin,
conclusion of the game, beautiful Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mrs. Geo. Bishop,
honors were awa.'jjd the players. Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Mr*. E. A.
Holding high score wai Mrs. W. M. Douglass, Mrs. G, I. Loueke, Mrs.
Scott, who was presented with a S. E. Barrett, Mrt.Theo. Lnngley,
large brass compote; low total was Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. E. D Mob
won by Mrs. B. F. Whitner, a pair ley, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. A. M. DoForof dainty embroidery scissors; con est, Mrs# T. L. Dumas, Mrs.' Morse,
solation, **
a ,iiwiiu«uiiic
.handsome desk
setv Con*
con- >•
ouiaiiiuiif
ut“ K 8“
«
, ... .
nl «
.
sisting of scissors and paper cut- ,*• Fred Walsina, Mrs. Richardter in case, was cut by Mrs. Walter i *on> Mrs. Thrasher anti Mrs. WalWight. ,
I ter Wight.
ARRANGEMFNT8 COMPLETED
FOR THE ANNUAL MAY
DAY FESTIVAL.
Arrangements have been com
Miss Billy Williams Miss Frances Gonzales pleted
for tbp annual May Day fes
To wed Jam es Higgins Host tb Eriloha Club tival to be given on thv nfternwn
Many friends will-be jlntdtasted ‘ Tho hdniaof Mr. and Mrs. Gon of May L »t thd Fifth Street P*rfo.
in the .approaching marriage of zales was pretty with its array of by tjie children of the South Sid*’
Primary School, under the auspice >"
Miss Billy Williams of Fort Meade
to James Higgins, of Haines City. cut flowers on Tuesday afternoon M the Parent-Teachers' i Associa-1
N
The ceremony will be performed when their' daughter Miss F en ces lion.
The festival, which will be •
at the .home of .Father Polity* la Gonzales, entertained the members
Lakeland, at high noon, Wednes of the Mriloha Club in honor ot gain affair, representa the “Comlmi1
of Spring, and will be presented
day, with only the Immediate famUjr nnd*a fow friends present. Fol their guest, Mrs, Arthur Dickins, by a large cast. The queen for tha*
lowing , the ceremony a luncheon of Miami, who has been in Sanford occasion is Juanita Smith. It has
will-l>o held, after which Mr. and several weeks visiting friends. been promised that pictures will
alff. Higgins will leave 1>y auto for Quantities of spring flowers had be made of all thci little ones iff
their fancy costumes. Ice CToam
Washington, D. C., where they go
been placed in the living rom where and home-made candy will be aohl
on their honeymoon..
the ground.!, The admission tex,
Those who will attend the wed- two tables of players enjoyed auc on
adults will be 23 cents nnd 10 ccite
tion.
Tallies,
old
fashioned
girls,
ing from Sanford are Mr. and Mrs.
for children.
Ed Higgins, Mr. and Mm : Ralph fnarked the players’ places.
W lgtt, Mrs, Mary Iliggina and
An embroidered' bridge tabic OHIO METAL
WORKER A
Owen
ten Higgins, Those-from TamVICTIM.
,
cover
waa
given
to
Mrs.
J.
P.
and Lakeland
ph’and
Lanciar are Mr. and Mrs.
Ray S. Ball, Htirop, Ohio. wa« r
Ridge,
who
held
high
scoro
for
the
L. B. McLeod and Mr. and Mrs. La
rlctlm 'o' coughs nnd colds. oBth
Vern Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry afternoon’s play, while a lovely he and his sister suffered with
Dickson will also motor down from jiand-mado handkerchief was pre them,* but found "Xreedv relief”
Orlando. ,
sented the honoree by Miss Gon- through the use of FOLEY’S HON-- •’
ZY AND TAR COMPOUND, tkie• .
Mrs. W.' S. Thornton entertained jales.
favorite cough remedy. Ha' •
tho Social Service department of • A salad course was served by old
writes:
have found FOLRY’’S t1
the* ’Woman's Missionary Society the hostess to h?r guests,' Mrs. Ed HONEY**IAND
TAR COMPOUND
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
most excellent remedy for coughq V
West F irs t' StreeL The- Vooms Betts, Mrs. L. H. Connelly,-Mrs. R. aand
colds. My sister had a severe '<
Whitner, Jr., Mrs. Emmett
were decorated with beautiful cut F;[unt,
cold
and
cough
a. y
year
t
vivi w
iiu wm
(|II u
lhi j»go_atia
whw ' '
Mrs.
J
.
P.
Ridges,
Mrs.
Arflowers, nasturtiums, callaa and
*1
hus
Dickins,-Mrs.
Raymond
Philfound
speedy
relief
In
.
FOLEY’S
xaryllas ’being Used. Mrs. D. A
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND* U<
slly was the. leader for the after- *ps and Mrs. Percy Mero.
i»|Sold everywhere
on and after a short nnd impres
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ti
. t
sive. devotional service she gave
a delightful account of her trip to
Tampa, where she attended the
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K«ka X r g M n t i » . « u « » t e k '
Jartow in attendance on
.tile*. State Womun'a Missionary |
Conference. Tne echoes of these
meetings given in MYs. Kelly’s us
ual graphic manner were an In
spiration to all who heard them,
•TT^4'
making each one more determined
."V
to make-our society a banner opo
the coming year.1
Following tho program, Mrs.
Thornton, assisted by Mrs. Small,
Mrs. Spearing and M n. Higgins,
it
served delicious ice cream and
cake.
* i ' H r •-
' u
motored
Monday night.
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Mrs. Puleston Entertains With Bridge PartyTuesday Afternoon
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BOXERS FRIDAY
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American League.
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The ten round icrap to be ringed I
here Friday night under the auspi
... Win One-Sided Game try Score of ce* of the local Notional Guard or-'
12 to 4—Orlando Hurler Pltche*
ganixatinn /euturliij;. Young Wal-1
lace of New Url'icis, nrut Den
One-Hit Gaipe Against
r —__
-Growers.
Brewer, of Tampa, and claimant
- — [of the chainpion^r.ip of South
5»T. PETERSBURG. Apr. 30.— 1America, bid* lair to be One of the
The 8*inta ran away from Dnyto- most attractive ring arguments
ruChcre today, 12 to 4, making a 'ever staged »*n the state.-i. la adJitotal of 16 hits. The Saints drove jtion to this bout, llattljfig,.Myers,
In oome runs in the third inning. the sterling little featherweight
Score by innings:
from Boston, will take on Mickey
Daytona.......400 000 000— 4 8 0 Dugan, of Bridgeport, for eight
St. P ete___ 077 120 20x—12 16 I rounds for the semi-final nffairi
Summary; Two base hits, Wilson, A pair of speedy preliminaries are
Moore (2). Thrre hast hits, Po a] so being arranged by Billy Daw
land, Malthy. Home run, Tilton. son. matchmaker for the fight, TinStolen bases, Schlltxie, Moore. Snr- first hout will start promptly at
riftf**,' Porter, Malthy. Double 8:30 o'clock and all numbers will i
plays, Porter to Mekaner to I,nu- be rushed through with no lost
'V xon. Left on basca, Daytona 8 ; St. motion.
;
Petersburg 7. Base on balls off
Wallacu is now rated as one of
O'Brien 2, Wilson I. the shining lights in the welter
m rSck.out Iby GobrT I, O'Brien I, weight division of boxers in the i
WUpon 2. IHits o(T (fober 8 in two south. Ho ha* met and defeated '
Ifigs'; O'Brien 8 in 5 and practically ovtry prominent leather
k’r anu 1-1 innffi
nlnga. Losing pitcher, Gu- pusher of his weight in the south
mab Umpire, Bush. Time 2:00.
and holds a decision over no other!
TAMPA, Apr. 30,—After Lake* than the well known Jimmy Fin
* lontfiiad tied the count in the ninth ley, the Louisville slugger. Th«
Inning “Guinea" Quinn broke up a New Orleans boy has n terrific
spectacular ball game by knocking punch and has laid a hunch of his I
what'would have gone for n home opponents dot flat pn the canvas
rurtWith the bases loaded. He g.jt with, well directed socks to sensitive
credit for only a single, however, pfirts of the unntplby,
I*
and-Tampn won six to’ flvo. The
Interesting action picture of finish of 220 international sprint In
Brewer has been barnstorming
acorn wasu aMn„
tied twice with
the
High
n,
tx,
.*roXn»l
<*nw
t»botowlho
12-mile
i
which
Louis A. Clarke, Johns Hopkins University, is shown outdfifaBClan d 's leading
way.
Icd in , most
m u of the
.ho w
.y . limit fir ,om . tim < p l.k l„ off U»| ™ J rk.
, hl.
Edinbur*h U nl\nlty
tho
JovLane pitched a flawless game. tough boys from the land of Luis j
S&rn by innings:
Flrpo. Upon his recent return he Pennsylvania relay carnival.
Lalfefand ....... 010 300 001—5 11 0 brought a list of scalps secured
Tampa
__002 100 201—0 1.7 2 that looked like a list of injured in
Barmmary: Two base hits, Gil- n mine disaster. Just to keep hi.-i
hand in and to show that he can
Dean ( 2 ), Hlakey. Sacrifices, (,iJ- [reully
thai little thing, he socked
really do that
s o n .K o w a ls k i. Beasley, W cke-; Mickey Shannon
Shan
into dreamland in
field,-'Lane. Dhuble plnys, Lane, j one round in
ii his first fight after
Dean- gild Moorfleld; Blakley,
<returning nrml shortly afterwords
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J. . I I..LL, 1 n*
Dean and HoonJold.
L eft on ibases,
[jabbed Tommy Furrell out of Ids
Tampa 9, Lakeland 7.
Base on picture. Both of ihcnc men are
WINTER PARK. Apr. 30.— Final
balls, off Wakefield 3; off Learn I; good scrappers and Brewer up-, MOBILE, Apr. 30.—Atlanta won
off Lane 3. Struck out by Wake parently bus the stuff to keep all I? h«nl fought eleven inning game announcements nru being forward
field 3; by Khrhnrdt I, Learn I, of the boys in his weigh twor- ' [r,"?’ Mob' k'
“ 1‘crnoon " ed to members of the Florida High
‘ ‘
hllis weakened in the final inning, School Athletic Association rela
Lane 3. Hits off Wakefield 9 in ried.
to tjie state interscholastic
aix*hnd 2-3 innings; Ehrhanlt l in
Myers, who made a big hit here While Francis grew stronger as the tive
baseball championships which are
one-and 1-3 innings; Learn 3 in in his initial appearance will be game went on. Score
to he held under the auspices of
Score by, inning,**: •.
ono-thlrd innig. Umpire, Lauzor.. drawing a Tartar,ill this Duffan
Time 1:60.
000 0U0 000 02—2 1(1 J Itoilins College, May 16, 16 and 17,
person from Bridgeport. Both of Atlanta
by
00(1 000 000 (Ml—0 ., o •,according
mite
umtowMiaono—o
....... . to it statement
75 T
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BRADENTOWN, Apr. 30.—The these boys nra of the type that is Mobile
Butteries: Francis and Haworlh: ^'reene* Director, Tuesday night.
BuHdogs romped on the Growers iu all* over hjs opponent from the
ile also statist that during n
an 18 td nothing farce here today, first hell and it would not be sur Kills and Devourmcr.
conference with Prof. D. U. Shaver,
T h ffcal feature of the game wr.* prising to sod somebody kiss the
iirctpdent of the ftssocintioh, at
Birmingham 6 ; New Orleans 2.
' thel‘|Kuitless pitching of Fergus; canvas in this argument, ns some
NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 30.—Sen Kissimmee early yesterday afterL he Walked five men, hit one ami thing is always liable to drop in a
Rational fielding by the Buron.i, Inoon, it was. officially decreed that
jf allowed but one hit. Sam Johnson buttle of this kind.
Fans from ninny miles a round coupled with good pitching by Hen- the 'district champions woud bu
• who would have been rcapnnsiide
for,the final out, drove n hot one •Sanford ate preparing to do their nett and Gray and loeni ntisplayn, Icluau ^ccnrilimr tn the most recent
c lc ir out through second. Fergua, chores enrly Friday night and come enabled the visitors to take today's 'lulitlg of the. athletic districts hf
jl: a f t # »' flaah of dlanppoifttment, to see the light. Tho advance sale game from the Potirons 6 to 2, the state. Seven district teams
good, it was giving them the long end of the so- i and on« stiite-al-large contingent
aUrted on Cushion and retired him, fin the bouts is very
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are to play in the meet, and team
:■ third to first, for the last out. A f t-! *nil1 yeMerduy, and a ' capacity
cupncit ries.
.Kermnlry‘ ‘flnlntra;>1'‘'>.............. ..records, limiting-scores to gamoi
V
the gmrna
Th
~~ “ The
r. . crowd nulled for n no-hlt fracas..
whoJr^cgrd fs ^wvlr baTutiMr am
mid 8 lrbiMgham""0rt0 30t (lid—6' 8 ’ fif P,'3/ ” 1 'vi,i ‘ lc? m" ,n thpir
t . . Bcortl by Innings:
.
■ -MW
“ Ttlando
.262 000 O'JO—lW -l4- »> .
teams will bd
Indentown 000 000 000— 0 1 3
~
chosen aree
I;Vinimar>-: Two base hits, Dash, s,,nie uinbltioq. scrapper doea no- er.
Hunter. Three base hits. Dash, collide accidentally with u boxing
No, I.—Including Nassau, Duval,
ri7- . H#ttitrom« Home runn, Sanderi*. Pbive propellefl in the generul Hi
MARK L IFE WORTH LIVING St. Johns, Baker, t'hiy and Colum■ . Stolen base*; McLaughlin 2. Fnn- faction of hjs chin by un opponent
Lia counties.
TREE PLANTING DAYS
dora. Sacrifices, Rymer, Sanders,
Don’t go around feeling tired,
No. 2.—Bradford, Putnani, AlHonter, Fergus 2.,. Double, plays.
lacking ill energy and strength, Achua, Marion, Citrus* find Flagler
Hells tram, Mcf-aughfin, Swcetlaiid,
hernuso ymir kidneys are rot work* counties.
HeUatrom to SweeUami. Left op
ing properly. The jise of- FOLF.Y
No. 3.—Brevard, Howard, SL I.Ubase, Arlnmlo 7, Bradentown <1,
PILI.S, h diuretir stituuiant for the cie, Dkcot'hobee, Dude, Palm Beach,
Bgoo'on halls,..Sullivan 2,. Brown 6 ,
kidneys, wilt give yeur kidneys ft and ^n roo csunities,
JWTgtm 6. .Struck out byJJruwn 4 ,
good flushing, remove injurious j No. 1.*‘—Orffnge, Seminole, VtduFergus .2 . . Hits, off Brdwn 8 In
wuste matter and bring the kiu-|*iu, OttccoltL L-ak« und Sumter
tAjn^Ihgs,
in one
gs, off
on Sullivan
,'tuinvan 3 In
neys back to a normal, u'-tivi' con-; counties. ■
Hit by pitcin ia^ Walsh) by
riltinn. "Yuur I-'OI.EY PILLS nrof No. ft.—Hillsborough, Pinnllus,.
Ftrgu*. Wjld pitches, flruwn'Win
tho only thing I over got to do me Hernando,' Manatee, Sarnsotu, P h»Hcvt
Meadows
In
Eleven
Inning
ning pitcher, Fergus. Losing pilchMity good," writes .Samuel Brenner, cti and‘ Polk (north of Bartuw)
Pitching Duel — St. Louis
’ cr. Sullivan.
Umpire,' Shuman.
Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere, counties.
llunrhcs Hits Off I,u(|ue
Tima of gumv, 2 :00.
.— -—- - ——. . . .
___! No. 6 .- Let-; Horded, DeSoto.
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And Win
,
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IGlades, Chnrkitte and' ItHk (Bat*
Luitue 8 lik Uiacu uirpngs;.Uixoy 1 tow and south) counties.
CHICAGO, Apr. 30,—GrdVer Al In one inning. Hit 1»y pitcher,
No." 7.—Rnwunce, through Ks.
exander milking his first start at go then, n, ( Harper). Parsed ball, ’cambiu eoghtlea.
home for tho schkop , hit a double Goniilcs. Losing pitcher, Luquc.
The* tournament mny be played
in the eleventh Inning whfch efi- Umpires, t.l-m and Wilson, lim e tin Orlando widi Tinkyr's field fit
ftbled him ta duleat Meadow* ih a 1:57.
I(he nfijclal battle ground.
pitching duel. The score wiai, Chi
cago 2 ; Pittsburgh, 1. Alexander
l.ml great control not wnlkltig a
mnn, thu Pirates* only run retrtjll
Boston Hitters Go On- Hatnpagc
und o
.And Pound Senatora’ Hurler*
double by Wright.
Hard For A 13-6 Win In
Score by innings:
Tuesday's Game. .
Pitsburgh
IMMHHH) 10000— I HI
Chicago
goo ooo 00VM —2121
De t r o it , Apr. no.—Chicago .ieflonipiftn*;. TWo base hits, tfranft*(«l Detroit Tuesday six t« four., tti*m.
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Wright, Alexander. Three
bftliind (Tburston's, steady pitching,
hit, Mundow*. Sacrifices, nAd- 1
d.upite a. threatened ninth inning Ianw, Grigsby
H Tfcer* rally, -featured '
H ta *
" ‘‘
y “ ,h "m«L WrtKht
M urunvillc^Grimm’ !
run by Wingo, “iUrkd».il,.
jPinch hitter.
Dauss |Granthum to Adams io Grimes:
collapse In the eughth
„
inning result- Traynois ti* Hchniidt* t» Grimm; 1
e^.lix- threu Chicago run*.
runs. -T
h u n -i Adam* to Grantham
Grant!
Thunto Grinua.j
!!<
a "fi'fio run‘ in
the ninth,
‘ on base, Pit^Urgb 5. Chicaln. Mjf
ninth,1‘1.vft
T^u Tigers ran their
tr double play |go l|.
Bust- on bulD off MeaI- rmmrd for tho season
n up to 18, ■;«*!»»"
;|il„ws 5.
Alt-xafnler ’ I
■
,
r>
Struck
out by Alexander
Score by inning^
! *** Mifi4ow» *f. 1'rnpiriH Quigley
; ’.Chicago
000 002 931—6 12 I and Hart. Time 1:4.
Now you can; afford to moke that
WtotiTt.......... 000 020 10 1— l 9
National League.
Won. Lost. Pet
New York
.....
9
2 .818
Chicago .................
9
5 .643
Cincinnati..............
8
6 .615
Boston .......................... 4
4 .600
Pittsburgh ..........
5
8 .383
Brooklyn
................... 4 . 7
,361
St. Louis ...........
5
9 ,367
Southern Aasodation.
Won. L o st Pet
.692
Memphis ......
,692
Atlanta .......
.636
Little Rock ..
.633
Birmingham
.467
Now Orleans
.’465
Nfishville .....
.424
Mobil a
.143
Chattanooga
t J A F T . Cay., Apr.
that a n?ry ffod
Ing oil tanks outu*.
engulf two nearby
had been feared
•jev*d eliminated
"ame* in one of th*
Ing tanks 4 icd 0ttV Utt'j
tho oil m •the other t"
lo low there was linj,
would boil over.
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American ,^\isodation.
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Won. Lost. Pet
E V E R Y T H IN G IN F lS r t lN G TACKLE
Indinnap-ilis
.648
* FOR TH E SPORT8 MAN
Kansas City ...
.015
Wiiwaukee
.603
AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE
Columbus .......
.538
Minneapolis ....
.500
SANFORD C Y C L E COMPANY;
Louisville ___
.462
St. Paul
.357
Jn S fi/
I
In 1 9 2 3
Buick sold
A tlanta Continueis^inal Preparations
Winning Streak By Made For School
D efeating M o b i l e B a l l Tournam ent
218,286
motor cars
th e public p a id
SANFORD BUICK COMPANY
E . L . H A RW ELL, Manager
206-208 Magnolia Avenue— PI}ono 3 6 ]
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DETROIT T I G E R S
ARE DEFEATED BY
Wh it e sto c k in g s
Sedan
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Bchnlk. Home - runs, .Thur*(on. I Louis bunched hits successfuUy off
Wingo.
• Hpfiper. j Lui|uu Tueaday and won from ChiFrench. Sacrliflees, Blpe. Banu>h
I). Double play*, Hooper-Callins- Goifxales, one of them coming with
bmm; Pratt-Rogney, Blue'. Left the bases full in the eighth, ac
7 baae, Chicago 7, Detroit 9. Base counted for four of the Cardinals’ I
ball* off Thurston 3, Dauss 2, runs. Rixey made fiis first appeuruuon 2. Struck out by Thura- unev of the season in the ninth in
h j, Dauss 3, Johns»m 1. HiU ning qnd retired th c y y a jw order
iU*s 10 In sevening 1-3 InScore by inning*;** ‘
Johnson two in one 2-3 in- St, Louis .
000 IH203O—fl « 3
Hft *'/ Pittber by-ThursUn Cincinpati
IklOOf Q9P—
1
i»h). Losing pitcher, Dauks,
Summary: TWo !«(
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npire*, Owen-and llohnc*. Time
Ijroo,
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Frigau. Stolen ba*«, Cai ney.
Boston 15; Waaiiigton 6 .TDouble pUys. Smith to H
fASHINOTON.
Apr.
3 0 . - Lert on bases, St. Louis 6; , »bv
ncin*
Ilngtoa used eighteen players,
I®* Base on balls, off ukue
Jlng half a doxen pitchers in J. Southeron
3. Struck out
i «Tort to stare off defeat today, Luquo 5, by Sothcron I, Hits
'tiled, and the Red Sox winning
■lx.
by innlngi:
Struck out by Wingfield l ; Sp*we«
320116026—15 13 0 S J S ^ - 5 1*
otr Mgftina
an J 10100100— ft 10 2
inn.'ng; one on boat.
ry: Two base hits, J. three ball* on
bau'man and pono
put in .econd inning; off WlijgflgW
m <2“rke,
m b Ruel,
s u Collin*,
s b ?_ne.[n tw? ln.fiing*: „ff Speece five
In there inning*" Zahiar
Prothro. L-e. Double one inning; Piercy eight lit
ga;, of Emk*
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t f a,, Hit by pitcher b;
k, Si
t e a 't l S
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dream a reality!/ To own and drive .
dm luxurious sedan, powered by
iho same type of engine, used in •
<Efirope'S finest cats, v Silently gjid*
ing deeve yalvc3 instead of ham* •V
mering cams and clicking poppet ••
valves. An engine thqtf/mproea» _
vtilh us'.I An ail^ea(ton 'car you’ll .
ufonrto drive (season altet^jscason.
& > tm l ViilyS'Knight engine
been (nw n to treat
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May. Now is the rime to bay it became
now is the<ime to wear it— With yout
new light cloches. Its glace kid, white as
a mocmbcamind smootb. slim and sup- pie as only Johinsen could make it
$30235X 950.
not includingwar tax or freight
ALEXANDER WINS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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r-AD BATES
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Will h«
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F O R STATU A T T O R N E Y .
I hereby
an noun ce
my c a n d i
d acy fo r the office of S ta t e A t t o r
ney fo r the Seventh 'Ju d ic ia l C i r
c u it of F lo rid a, subject t a the D e m
o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to tte held J u n e 3.
1934.
J . A. S C A R L E T T .
a * a »la*
a 11a*
e« T)’P* double * b o v e
i_'
rlatr* a r * for c o n -
'initrtlotia.
i« of a v e r a g e l e n g t h
Bird » Hn«
charje 3t>« f w first
J n f Is re s tric te d t o
e'initflcatlnn.
ror It « « d a Tha S a n Wlll be reiponalbla
„ne incorrect Insertion,
titer, for aubeeanent
The office ehould be
inmeillutely In c a a e o f
ADVERTIMCHS.
Id representative th o rnlltar with rate*. r u l e s
Ideation, wilt give y o u
Information. Ana If
they will a s sis t you In
your want ad to m a k e
Tectlte.
9HTXAT NOTICB.
itrs should give t h e i r
poatnfftce address a *
ihelr phone num ber If
re results.
About one
,1 of a thousand b aa a
and the o th e rs c a n ' t
ate with
you unless
your address.
Btlsaaae* MUST h e
' Persia a t T h e S a n n l l otflee o r h r let-*
■fl.ph.iue
d l.e e a tlo re aol valid.
Prompt, E f f i c i e n t
Service.
Political
louncements
.
t i x ABSKimon.
„ anniinuee t h a t 1 a m a
for re-election to
the
Tax A ssessor of S e m i l>, subject t o th e duel*Democratic P r i m a r y to
me 3rd, m t .
A. VAUGHAN.
Poh s h e r i f f : tern nf St-mlnole C o u n t y ;
announce myself a c a n Sheriff
of
S em inole
Bject tu the a ctio n nf *the
primary to lie held on
If I am elected l p led g e
fulfill the duties of thle
ih* best of my ability.
E . B. B R A D Y .
TAN r U L L E c f o i L
■nmmnce myself a c a n the nlflce o f T a * Colttrmltuili County, s u b j e c t
Islon of the D em o cratic
be held J u n e .Ird. 1931.
I t O. M A X W E L L .
[ , m COMMISSION E H ,
announce my c a n d id a c y
Cummleeloner for
the
strict nf Seminole C o u n ct to the a ctio n of t h e
!»nr I , p 3 l .
W- p .
BA LLARD.
io m h m b io S k r T
my randlLntnmlssloner for
*'* '.lf Hcmlnol* Coun-
-B . H. K IL D E R .
r a * « - i ? .AT 5 a
t iiI b
ATOHLUL
)0 i’. ' s r . ?«'bH«I»ey . for
tenth H
ua‘ * H* n ator fynm
th ? 1? »n a,o r,1 l D**»rlct.
t j U t m c » c r a t i o Prim ary
iso1“ , r ‘L I am a n a t rt. 4. P o l i c i n g at Banh* v" b* * n * 're*-
‘ "ir'lT,
for 13
^support will be g re a t
LEWIS O-RRYAN.
s e d llle ra lc j
P H O N E
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LOST AND FOUND
H E L P WANTED
LObi an opportunity to keep
uy not
iwt
abreast with the tlmaa by
reading the classified pa,ires of
your daily newspaper, Herald
want ads contain many interesting
messages,. It will pay you-to read
them dallv.
FOUND—Eight miles out of San
ford on Orlando road, wire wheel
and tire. Owner may get same by
calling at Coral Gables and pay*
ing for this ad.
LOST—Sunday between Kiaaitnmee and Haines City, black hand
bag containing children's wearing
apparel. Reward if retunfed to
F. B, Robbins, enre The Outlet,
Snnfonl, Florida.__________ '
FOUND— Pair of glasses. Owner
can have same by calling at
Herald office and paying for this
ad.
WANTED— Sanfurd business men
who are in need ot competent
help should read the classified
page of The Herald. There’s no
reason for sending out-of-town for
help when there la probably just
the person yon want In the city.
W a n t e d —Lady
to do light
housekeeping for elderly couple
and take care ot invalid. Apply
111 Ms Die Ave.
.WANTED—Reliable young man
for office and warehouse work.
Must have some clerical experi
ence. Good future with a large
corporation. All .replies treated
confidential. Box 444 Herald,
HOUSES FOR R EN T AUTOMOBILES AND
FOR RENT—For 6 months, com
REPA IRS
fortably -furnished house, six
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SA LE
IIOARtl O F P t n L I C I S *
sT R trrio N .
rue YLTZ,r “ nn° “ nce my candidacy
Dnseft f e * vn. ,{**
of th e
r,InU1Ut lowiructlun for
Srmltinl* County. Florid a, r e p r e S tm
Bc,* ° '11 District
No. 3. or
n ™ ^ . J r . . Con,), y - ■ubJ * ct to th e
lU
" ,ld on
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C H A R A. D A L L A R
r i jN V tTJH linit s c t i o m , u o A H tf.
I hereby an noun ce m y self a c a n
didate for re -election to the office
of mem ber of the Hoard of P u b lic
! o * ! [ y c.t l S,n' . re p reeen tln g
School
District ho. 1 of Seminole County,
subject to the D em o cratic prim ary
to be held on J u n e 3rd. 1931
F H K l l T. W H J.1A M R
Yti T H E V O TKlis t l P ^ T I l i n f f n
S E N A T O R IA L III S T R IC T .
A*tar dne con sid eration . 1 h ave
decided .to become n c a n d id a te for
ra -e lr ctlo n
to the S t a l e S en a te
from the 19th S enato rial D istrict,
composed of O ran ge. Seminole and
Osceola Counties, subject to th e
D em ocratic p r t a m a r y to be held
Ju n e 3rd.
1 resp ectfu lly solicit
your support.
M. O: O V E H S T R E K T .
FO R COUNTY JU D G E .
1 hereby a n no un ce my can d id acy
for tne office of County J u d g e
of Seminole C o un ty, su b ject t o th e
actio n o f the v o t e r s a t the D em o
c r a t i c p rim a r y J u n o 3.
____________ JO H N O. L E O N A R DT.
F O fl R E P R E S E N T A T I V E .
POR
SLACK-DRAUGHT
o f ,Hherlff of Hemlnole County sub
ject t a the a c t i o n of the Demo
c r a t i c p rim ary tn be held on J u n e
3.
If elected fo r a n o t h e r term ’1
p led ae to fulfill the d u ties of the
office In the earn* efficient m an n er
t h a t I have con du cted It In the
past.
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C. M HAND........ P O R C L E R K O P COURT
1 h ereb y an noun ce my camlliUey
for th a office o f Clerk of th* C ir
cuit C ourt, S eminole Co unty. F l o r
ida. aubject t o th * declelon of. the
D em o cratic p ri m a r y to he held on
Ju n e 3rd. A. D.. 1134. I aland for
efficiency and s e rv ic e In office.
. V A N C E B j DOUOLAS9.
F O R C O U N TY^ JU D G E.
T o th e People o f Hemlnol, County;
I a m a can d id a te
fo r
County
J u d g e , y o u r sup po rt and vote on
J u n * th a 3rd w ill be ap p rrclsted .
i 5-R00M house, new, about three
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mike out
lut
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Nolle* i»r A ppllratlon fe e T a * Deed
l’a<trr Mrrtlnn 573 nf lk* Dearrai
fllatnlra of Ik* stale of'Flovltla.
Notice la hereby given that J , E .
Hnyder, purohaaer of - T a x - Certlflralc No. 3ST. dated the 7th itay of
June, A. D., 1910. haa filed’Mid c*riliU'ult- In my office, and haa made
application for tax daed to Isaue In
accordance with law. Said cerllttrate embrace* th* following deaerlbed property situated In Semiaol* county. Florida, lo*wlt; EH of
HEH.SBUefBWH Sec.Sst. Two.21 }L
It. 33 l-L te acre*. Thtjxald land being
assessed at Ibe date uf the issuspee'
of such certificate In the name of
Unknown. Unlaaa said certificate
shall be redeemed according tu law
tpx deed will laau* thereon on' the
2nd day of June, A. D., 1934.
*
tVltnes* my official alicuatur* and
seal, this the 33rd day of April A.
I L 1934.
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(SEAL)
F*. A. DOUCILAHH, * . t
. Clerk Circuit CoilK. .T.l
•-Hemlnidr County. Florid*.
n / ; A. M.
L . H and.
It isn’t natural for a child to fret-
MtLLAHD n, SefITH.
,
Orlando
road,
Notice
given
N
otice IIss - hhereby
e r e b y kiv.-n
that
th
at JJoe
oe
A.
FOn'*JL, S T U ’ M‘OF P EA C H
1 h ereby annuunde -my rundtflnry
fo r J u s t i c e of P e a c e In and tor. th e
‘ n o lf <^>untv.
First District of Semlnol*'C^iunti
t E L DF.lt-’
________________________ P. i\X.
tho Real Estate line call us.
sell at the owners price only.
embraces the fullowlnH desWe CHl.crlbud property situated In Hmil-
Hole county, Florida. In-wlV; N'4
of .L ot Sii Sanford O l S r y Della. The
sapl land hying aateeaed nl the dale
antDsee us, We givo you .pf
.iBn l-snanrt- uf auch certlflcntisins and service.
4n the name of U T. Hn an. Unless
ZMINULE REALTY CO., said ct-rllflcali. shsll Ik- reditrmnl
acrordlnK to law t a x de.'d will Issue
Seminole Hotel Annex,
tb.Tvon mi the 3ml d iv of June.
SALE—5 acres, 70 Citrus, 38 A. D . IIIII.
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PALMER GRADUATE.
VOffice Hours:
9-12 A. M.
2 4 P. M.
. 7 td 8 Evening except Saturdays
fT
is a prescription for :Maiaria,
SAMUEL A. R WILKINSON. ChiUs and Fever, Dengue er 1**1-
Rooms 304-41*
First NaL Bk. Bldg.,
Sanford.
r#i-
Phone 160-W
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Attorney-at-Law
Over Seminole County
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Sanford, -
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Florida
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First National Bank B M f.
Sanford ------------*■1
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Phone 417-L-2
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eanerti and Dy
P i r k T r t e t e — pi
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Anyone wUhins; to com
municate with tlic Knights
of the Ku Kit i Ktan of
Sanford may do so by ad
dressing mail to Poetofflee
Box 68. '
Wilson Welding & ’
W orks
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rif U*» jfetel We cer. weld U.” [
tANFORD, FLORIDA
Sanford Machine <
D l O f T VT E L L y o u T O
y* tr'r T H E. L A W N - H O V E R
» Ootsi'T
LAWYER
— Court House
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Be sure to see us be^
fore buying if yoii
want to save some
money.
Also have
propositions in build
ing homes.
DR. W . A. BJRUNE
C hiropractor..
George A. DeCottes
ARCHITECT
First National Bank Illdg.
Sanford, ---------- -r Florida
Houses and Lots.
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STEWART The Florist
Flowers For AU Occaalona
Elton J
Also City L o ts ..
‘
Schelle Mainea
814 Myrtle Ave.
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Freedom from Nerve Pressure Means Freedom from Disease.
vT«,
R. C. M A X W E L L
Real Eatate
and
Insurance
SANFORD,----- - FLORIDA
Members Florists Telegraph De
livery Association
Have several very
.LAKE FRONT farm for quick fine celery farm s im
cheap. Real bargain, own
er leaving. Thrasher .and Garner,proved for sale at rea
IUSaale
Park Avenue.’
■* sonable terms.
|F i g .
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•L■* S»V
May a ease to bring (pick relief be
Wltnek* my offb'lal s lu n a tu r e und
“ * or no action on th<
* pear, mulberry, pench, guava, fig,
cause it has little
llil. Ibe 33rd day of April A.
cherry, persimmons and grapes. . seal
liver.
D. 19J4.
Uv-o-lax.il a-thorough cleanser—ii 100m btlngalow. Barn. Small lake. „18EAI.)
K. A. THR’l i L A S a
clears out the liver u well as the bow $3,600.00. 8 acres, 209 citrus, 310
•* '
Glerk Circuit Court.
Hemlnole County. Florida.
els and to rest! the itomich and help grapes, 65 apple, pear, pecan, mulA. M. Week*. D. C. .
nature bring digeition back to normal herry, peach, plum, iherry, fig, 4 - 1 S - 3 - 3 -Ily.
9 - I S . 33-30-41
The action of Liv-o-lax'really it f t ; rnPH7 ®. poramegranatc and permirkabl&’/.ll can be uied In place a sirnmon trees, Guuvns and strawIMomel and ciMor oil and yet it it i berries, shade trees, palms,' shurfc
pTesaant-tasting, vegetable, l l qui i bery and flowers. Soft water. H
reotedy that does iit yorlc without catis ; mite depot, church, store, packing
H. B. Lewis Co.
lag any kind of distress. Children lev. houso. 5 miles W. of Sanford,
to lake It and It U juM a* good: lo. 1Rees, poultry, tools. Modern 10 At 107 Park Ave. Phone 319
All the drug store* bav< Iroom furnished house, garage,
t tool and poultry houses, $8,500.00.
) Both places adjoin for cash $10,000.00. B. T. Tiller, owner, Paola,
W e e jtg D. ( la r i
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
statute* nf the state uf pievMn?*
l umeniii, purchaser of Tux C*rtlMA Fretful Child •$1800; easy terms.
cell. No. 363. dated the <lh day of
Juno
I>. 1931, lias filed said cerIf you want a city lot, a subur llllcati- In my office, and bns made;
is a Sick Child ery
ban lot, a house ready built, cel application for ta x dwrcFKi Issue In
il<| rertlflfarm, grove or anything in nkcord^nct. w Mb law
tGING UP FATHER
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F O R rO N A T A R I.E .
T hereby •annoUhre m y se lf a c a n
d idate f o r re - e l e c t i o n on J u n o 3rd,
1924 ns C o n a tn b le .o f D istrict N u m
ber 1. of S e m 'n o le County, w hich
InclOOes voting p rec in c ts Numbers
I, 3. 3 and 4 . . r’ .wlll n pp rcolstg the
uppnrt nf all -voters
In D letrlct
f*1
N'u m b erR. I.C. (CjLAl’D ) WHF1
A N N O UN CBM FYT F O R
ATTORNEY.
I nnnbuncw. m y se lf a can d id ate
for the offjee o f S t a t e
A ttorn ey
fo r th e Seventh Ju d icial Circuit nf
F lo rid a, subject to- the D em o cratic
p ri m a r y to be held In Ju n e.
If
upon e xam in atio n of
my
record
my c a n d id a c y la fav n rh ty ro nstd*
ert-d, y o u r vote .a n d a c t i v e ’ guppurt
will bo ap preciated .
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u aiaain iH
S Old Folks’
2 Ailments
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7
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t>. > * r ' 'r
for the liver
"»VV1i»rUonor,ha
♦nat,^fc'.rnVJi ‘ n »h« N |r««
* * « r 4*i
Take
•prlngj, and respectfully
pan s h e r if f .
•support uf the voter* of
1 h ereb y an n o u n c e m y se lf e c a n
’j
Primary to be didate fo r re - e l e c t i o n t o the offle*
"'S T R U T .
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FOR 3AL&—LfcSoto paints and sleeping rooms, or part of house, FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac
vanrishcd a t Saufotd Novelty at reasonable rent. 318 Magnolia
new. Bargain- See Stew- <
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Works, sola agent*.
154-tfc Ave.
Dutton.---------------* ;
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For FOR RENT—For four months,
use on Royal, Remington or L. modem bungalow furnished. $65.1)0
C. Smith typewriters. Will sell per month. Thrasher A Garner.
^BUILDING
F O R COUNTY CO It Mill MON E l l .
for one-half price. Herald office. FOR RENT—Seven room house. .
I h ereb y an n o u n c e m y cand idacy
modern conveniences; electric
MATERIAL
FOP. SALE— Egry cash r e g i s t e r .
f a r the, o f f i c e - o f C o u n t y . Commlelight and city water. Also <Urw$10 cash. Herald office.
elo n er from D istrict N umber Tw o
ing well in yard.. Chicken house
of S e m in o le ’ C o u n ty ’, s u b j e c t to th e
FOR SAXE — Remington type- and garage. Front and back en MlHACLKTi^mcTetedCtK, general
a c t io n of the D e m o cr a tic P r i m a r y
cement f*rk,,.*ide*l»VV buildwriter, with wide carriage, in i trance. Phc
J u n e 3, 1931.
tane 284.
good condition. $25 cash, Inquire FOR RfcSlT—Unfurnished house. ing bloelugfirrig^ioa hoi
JO H N IfRISCH.
. ! Teryiileger. Prop.
at Herald office.
fo r
countv
rT itisE ciV rit>
Call 51.
Lumbar and Buildin
ATTORNEY.
I OR SALE— Dairy and stablo M
—
1 wish t o an noun ce t h a t I shall
Carter Lumber <
manure, car lots. Link A 3 ^ . I FOR
house. Inquire
be a ca n d id a te fo r t h e office of
N. Laurel S t Phone 606,
Icy, Box 2461, Tampa, Fla.
(,wn" - llth strcct
Kim Ave.
C o u n ty P ro s e c u t i n g A tto rn e y , s u b
A. Snyder.
HILL LUMBER CO. House
j e c t to the
en do rsem en t
of
the
TWO slightly jsed radio seta. Sec
D e m o cr a tic v o t e r s a t th e Ju n e 3rd.
Service, Quality and Price
HOUSES—FOR
SALE
a
C
o
.
Hof-Mat
p rfm ary .
“
MISCELLANEOUS'
Phone
135.
G E O R G E C. H E It n iN G .
toi iriu u a;*
FOR SALE— Or lease,* for one I F
jijiooqd hgnd> nig.no or
WANTED
yenr, 10 rooms hojise. Furnished
F O R COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
1 hereby an n o u n c e my candidacy
; •.see Sftnfprd * Stave
. On Magnolia Ave., close in. Pa^60 Cents
fo r r e -e le c tio n
for th e
office of
Works.
ty
leaving
town.
Thrasher
&
GarV .* '
'Home Cooked Monla. Two blockr
C o u n ty ‘Commissioner of Seminole
Advertising
ner.
..
FOR SALK—One pklr of Very good business district."
C ounty. D istr ict No, 1. subject to
‘
th e a c t io n of th e D em o cratic p r i
mules,' live and nix years old,
PHOENIX HOTEL. • ■
m a r y Ju n e 3, 1911.
ADVERTISE in the Joun\al-Iler•Sg
______
, - with wagon and harness. Mules
’ . 300 Park Ave.
G. L. B L ED S O E.
ald, South Georgia’s greatest ROOMi
R
RENT
we|Kht 1^00 lbs. Write Box 66,
FOR S H E R IFF .
Morning, afternoon,
newspaper
or phone 12, Umatilla, Fla._____ PUBLIC Stenographer; your bus-.
I h ereby a n no un ce m yself as a
weekly and Sunday Clasilfled rates
FOR SALE— Household furniture
ness solicited. 107 P;ark Ave.
c a n d id a te fo r th e office of Hherlff
10c per line. W
Wnycross
Journal- FOU .KENT — Furalahnl lluht
i
of Seminole County, su b ject to th e
for living room, dining roomk Phone 340.
1,
,
j
.
housekeeping
rooms.
Shirley
"I began taking Black
Herald, Waycross, Georgia.__ _
D e m o cr a tic p rlm u ry Ju n e. 1921. r
nnd
bed
room.
Enquire
300
Elm
YOUNG
Apartments.
Opposite
post
office.
RJ'JittnijiQn,.iitnglcr
wahts
W . A. T I L L I R
Draught
.orer *4fifty rears1
A
LITTLE
WANT
AD
in
The
Ave., or phone 1)085.
1 hereby-jtntmunoe my candidacy
•Mtwm in private ^r-nue. -eRhFr,,1
F O R C L E R K t IIIC T IT COURT.
for memUer House of Representa
Herald will bring you big re F 6 R* RENTv- T wo or three fur FOU •SALE— Four lots op Park with dr without
t y r PT^ r,<sn
nW al^'ih»x Di)9,,'i
nished rooms for houso keeping.
1 wish to an no un ce t h a t I am a tives, fi^r'Seminole County, subject sults. Advertise those old articles
w ltk ^ ft^ g tia te jire -o rtrj.a ;
Ave., facing East. Repl bargain. ________
c a n d id a te for Clerk of th e Circuit to the action qf .the voters a t the
Herald. ^
* ." jf ** f \ ; V s j/. J J
Good location. Rent reasonable,
you
have
stored
away
and
havo
C o u rt o f Seminole C ounty, subject Democratic, prlnsary. Ju ne 3.
Thrasher A Garner.1 ' »* 1 > ...................
...
W A ^ f E I w i ’ii.ity o r .4p ^ r t i 5 f g S l S ‘ ! S * ^
no use for. A little thirty-cent ad by May 1st. Apply Box 43, care
to D e m o cr a tic p rim ary, Ju n e 3rd.
■_______
FORREST LAKR.
Ylt#ill ar
ess* lliil'j
K ^ar
.te wdesiringex^‘1
.y; Hfl JD
fV A. Btalerichv a ClvfT
Jptt'A.
Herald.
.
FOR SALE—One large baby -^nrt , ■
north
W^stI iifi
If elected, I promise tho faithful
may bring you several dollars,
FO R COUNTY CUV1MIVMONEH.
p e rfo rm a n c e of the duties c o n - 1 I hereby an n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y Rhone 148 and a representative FOR . RENT—Two
ami bassinette. 708 West Third perieneed mechanic- as chauffeur' — y /* r veteran, now a promi
furnished
n e t t e d with t h a t office.
for County Com m ission er fo r thw will call to see you.
St.
■•
_______ _____ [for posaagi1, address W. W. Culp, a
housekeeping
rooms.
716
West
nent citizen of Floiyd, Tex. » *
W . U MORGAN.
F ifth D istrict c om p rising ChulunFirst St.
FOR SALE—Bees. M. U Phillips, 811 Kim Ave., Sanford.-Fla.
FLORIDA—ORLANDO—
Orlando
"It
la tha beat laxative I ^ B .
ta.
G
eneva
and
Osceola,
s
u
b
je
ct
to
F O R TA \ C'OLI.ECTtfitT"
1‘uula, Fla.
WANTllt)—-A partner silent or a c-1
ntornng Sentinel; largest classi
I w ish lu an noun ce t h a t I urn a the a c t io n o f th e D e m o cr a tic p r i
know
ot for old people. •■. 2
live with $&00 lu $ 1,000 capital 1
ra n d l d a t e fo r r e -e le c tio n to the o f m ary J u n e 3.
FUR SALE—;Ono fumed oak li
A good many yean ago,' in 8 8 ’ ■
O. A RAPLfcnsON.. fied business, rate lc n word, min
fice of County T * x C o lle cto r nf
to
buy
and
operate
well
establish
1
j
brary table 28x48. 119 Elm
imum
24c cash with _________
order.
Sem in ole C o un ty, subject
to th e
FO R C L E R K C IR C U IT COURT.
__________
,
Miscellaneous
Virginia, I used to gat bill- W
rd business in SanfAfi!7 Answer toAvenue. Phone 150-W.
I h ereby an n o u n ce th a t I nm a AUGUSTA
a c t i o n of the D em o cratic primary
CHRONICLE — Au- 1R n T frt*oua and I found that •
flight. Address A. il. C. enre 'Hebq,
to be held in Ju n e .
cand idate fo r the office of Clerk
. Busta. Ga.—Augusta’s greatest N u.
vtanr.i..
. 1l-*l- " ‘erenant* of. f o r SALK-Sweet peas, lilies,
nf the Circuit Court of Seminole
* JNO. D. JIN KIN S.
classified
medium,
rate
cash
,
00
c
Brl^
el,e7
,cre’
A’,AH
pansies
and
ferns.
Mra.
H.
N.
County, subject to the a c t i o n of the
F o i l C -o r h T Y C O M M fs s fd N E I ir D em o cratic prltnnrv In June. 1931, charge.
10c per line, minimum Rvmusat, will not be responsible; l.umbley, 902 French. Rhone 401.
_ IM h C t
*
I hereby an n o u n c e my candidacy _______________ H. H C H A P P E L L
,30c.
__________
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fo r r e -e le c tlb n .to tho
office of
F o u j i s t i I i ; u F ~ ¥ u t : - i: E A t i ; . ' TO REACH the prosperous form*
C o u n ty
Commissioner
from Dis
R* RLEINMAN, public, per quart in ten quart lots field
I hereby an n o u n c e th a t I am (t
t r i c t Number F o u r
of
Seminole
run, delivered.
Rex
cand
blate
f
o
r
'
t
h
e
office
of
J
u
s
t
i
c
e
era
and
fern
grower,
orV
p
.u
a.,
^
*"
‘
“Phone 136'
C o u n ty .’ s u b je ct to tho action of
Packnrd.
the D e m o c r a t i c
p rim ary Ju n o 3rd. of the P e a c e In and fo r the F i r s t county advertise in the DoLand
*f * •*, r> ' 'fa
J u s t ic e D istrict of Seminole C o u n Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
1921,
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Popcorn
*a» was tha beat and quickest n
ty.
W t l h .- t h e legnd and efficient
__________________ R. F . W H B K L K H .
a s s i s t a n c e 1of th e e x e c u tiv e o ffic ers with order.
nnd peanut wagon; have o'ther
■ relief I could get Blue*' 1 S
F U R COUNTY COMMINSIUNBII.
REA L ESTATE
of Ihu c o u p ty I promise to dii my LEARN ABffOT P o irt'o p n * and
busincHs; will trade for auto or
I hereby announce
my candi duty without preiutficji,
™
canto' to Texas I have there ■= t
truck. H. L. Robbins, Kustis.
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
dacy for County Cnnunlmluner for ________ L «. BTRINOFELLOW.
.®jJtllioua attacks' eyerV tiovri'®,'
District No. 3, .Suulimlr
County,
gram.
Best
advertising
medium
in
F O R COUNTY J M J O R .
eubject to the Denimratlc Primary,
We want you to look over our
8 9 and then—obd •I find f . 9
Rutiject. nf course, lo llij^ocllnn South Florida Published mornings.
J u n e 3, 1931.
Celery Farms littlnge before buy
of
the
Demncratle .prlma/v lo he Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.
little Slack-Draught soon ^ 1
■______________ L. P. HAGAN.
Apartm ents
held Ju ne 3rd, t will ho 1 rnndldatn
ing We wilt save you money.
FOR S H E R IF F .
AM straightens me out. After
for the office of Cntinyi Ju d ae of
T o th o V o ters o f Hemtnolo C o un ty: Hemlnnle County. ) shall he g r a t e
F o r Rent
a few d4Mee, In little or no
I h ereb y an n o u n c e m y candidacy ful for the nomination nnd elec,
FOR SALE—House and lot close
for t h e offlco o f Hherlff 8T S em i tlon. nnd If elected I SSauro the
= time l‘m all right tgnln^. S ;
In, $3,1)00.
'
FOU RENT—Two apartments two
nole County, s u b je ct t o th e v o t e rs rltlienshlp of Hemlnnle n fair and
L? ?
J
• T h trifo rd ’a
Bfitek- 1 #
of tho D e m o cr a tic P r i m a r y to bo faithful ndmlnlatrntlon of live a f
rooms 'each. Summer rates be
POR SALE— 1 acre celery farm
held J u n o 3rd. 1931.
If elected 1 faire of the offlee.
Draught acts on tho-atori- BP
ginning
May
1st.
Ferndale
Apts.,
iromtMd fo ur
years
of Law Knwith 6 room, house in tine condi 325 E._Flrst Ht.
. ,______ SCIIKLLE MAINB8.
«
nch, -liver and bowtla In t t
’o r r e m e n t In a business m an n er by FO R r i l O S E C I T I Y t i ^ ^ t T T O i l N E Y
tion, Eaey terms.
™ -a gentle.'natural way, a e > -S
tho help of th e propnr
sub ordi
1 d esire tii an noun ce to th e cltlflENT-FilfRn^Ttr^tfiT^.
V alatlng dtgestlon and. n
14*n ates o r aes ln tan ts and e arn es tly
of. Hemlii’de t ’ou n ty t h a t I am
rtfom apartment on Magnolia.
FOR SALEr-16 acres. 12 acres all
solicit the s u p p o rt of all law e n sen*
ltevlng cotmlpatlou.
Bewera of Imitationi. Demand
a
c
rn
d
ld
a
te
fo
r
th
e
n
om
in
ation
to
Address
Pox
117,
City.
f o r c e m e n t v o te rs , on J u n e 3rd,*
tiled. A* No. I condition; easy
he P r o s e c u t i n g
A tto rn e y fo r the
th* genuine in 10c aod 3 S c pack
^
EX-103'
RAYMOND I * A LL E N .
terms.
FOR R EN T-Tw o Tooni opartCounty C o urt o f Hemlnole Co unty,
age! bearing above trad* nor*
F O R CONSTARLK OF D IS TR IC T
s ub ject t o the uctlnn o f the D em o
202 Pork Ave.
NO. 3.
c r a t i c p rlm arv . J u n e 3rd, 1931.
I
bungalow,'close in, well
T h ereb y a n n o u nce t h a t I a m a will h* g r a t e f u l fur y o u r vo te an d ...
I
p r i m a r y to be held J u n e 3rd. 1934.
tnnumicu my can d id acy Halil d i s t r i c t b ein g com posed of th a
Etlon to the office o f fo llow ln x v o t i n g p rocln cte:
S en Imnlitloner of D i s t r i c t ford, ’L a k e Monro e and Paolo.
liloole County, s ub ject to
K. E. W A L K E R .
of the v o te rs on J u n e
F O R S U P R R IN T K N D K N T OF P U B MO INSTRUCTION.
C. W. ENT7.M1NGB1L
I h e re b y an n o u n c e my cand idacy
H A T l SCHOOL HOARD fo r r e -e le c tio n
to the office n t
|;sani)uni-e myself a can- C o u n ty .S u p e r in te n d e n t ‘ of Publfb
[ rv-t-li-ctlon as a member In si ru c tio n o f Seminole County,
rSly Hoard of Public In- s u b j e c t to th * D e m o cr a tic prim ary
■from ’ District No.,*. 3. to bee held on J u n * 3rd, 1934.
Oviedo, Osceola and
»
T . W . I^AWTON.
I»uhj„-t to the action of
E,
fvstlc Primary, June 3rd,' 1 will be a NOTIC
d id ate f o r renom lvine served us a mem- n a t i o n f o r th ecanofflco
A t
I* Board since lilt,'- and t o r n e y of the Seven th oJ uf dSictate
C ir
•n chairmen or th e cuit o f til* S t a t e of F l n r l diaa l sub
1119. especially fits me
a c t io n
of the Demo
fork required of a Board ject t o I'rthe
lm ery.
Y o u r endors ement
Ind if r*-t-Iecteil I prom- cfor ar t iac second
t e r m of o f fic e will he
He fonsdf minus and eon* a r e a l l y , ap preciated
.
irvlci as htis been rend'G E O R G E A. DECOTTEH.
IT many yearn nf service. S t a t e A
tto
rn
e
y
.
Beventh
Judicial
CIIAH. F. HARRISON.
■ Circuit, S t a t e of F l o r i d a .
______ - -Gen eva. F lo rid a .
POR COUNTY JU D G E
H unu-lst
I h e re b y an n o u n c e m v se lf a* a
ttfully announce mykelf
lldsls for the House of can d id ate for t h e office of County
stive
from
Hemlnuln J u d a e of Hemlnole County, subject
“Jev't tu the Democratic t a th e D e m o c r a t i c p ri m a r y , Ju n e 3.
I jdedxe
fa ith fu l
service
Jun. 3. 1921.
If elected 1931.
vocstr rnnstructiv* legls- should you u o m ln a t* me.
__ ____ __ ____ J . O. S I|A nO N ._
ln* benefit of the g r e a t ?/ l"“" P l e J n Hemlnole MEM H ER O F S C U O O l/ HOARD.
“d the stale of Flnrlda.
I w ish to a n no un ce t h a t I am a
can d id a te
fo r
Member
of
the
__
J. It. LYLES.
School
Board o f Seminole County
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School
D
istrict
No.
3.
subject
J announce n»y candldauy
*> tummlsaloner for th* to tt)* decision nf -the D em ocratic
wmprleing the towns p ri m a r y to b ehold J u n e . 3. 1934.
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NEW SPAPER
far' F lorida*#
H ea rt,
.
IE VL
SIN G LE COPIES F IV E CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 1 , 1 9 2 4 .
Hardee compliments
R o a d Department
FLORIDATOWN, May 1—
The state road department of
Florida is equal to any in the
United States Governor Hardee
declared in an address today in
celebration o f the incident com
mencing the construction work
o f bridge across Escambia Bay
which will connect Escambia
county with the rest o f the
state. The governor gave parti
cular attention to the road de
partment in his address saying
no state had a more capable
road department than Florida.
M cCRAY:
WALDO STANDS
tanfederate
General Carr Will Be Held Monday
A t Home, Durham, North Carolina
IB t TO* A W N h lr a P m a )
ASSO CIATED PR ESS D ISPA TC H E S
URGE AMERICA
TAKE PART IN
CHICAGO.
May
1 — Funeral years that his native city might
services for General Julian S. Cart, progress.
former commander in chief o f the
Durham's citizenry, was shocked
Unitad Confederate Veterans
and grieved this morning when
ed h ere o f jjfieumonla T il,,
news of the death o f General Carr
night, will be held Monday at
Was spread. But few knew thnt
home city, Durham.. N. C.
v he was out of the city, still fewer
in a Score Are Re*
Secretary of Tennessee River
The funeral parti will leave knew that he was ill. Only a few Leaders of Church Organiza
iMissinjj While 500
Improvement
Association Chicago at noon Thursday for tha days ago he had been a familiar
tions, Industry, the Bar,
sen Injured by VioAccused of Being a Repre southland where thcNgeneral, whb figure on the city streets, wending
and
Education Plead for
78
years
old
had
*j/
long
beet)
_ Terrific Twisters
sentative of Henry Ford Be beloved by the people and had beak nis way afoot to and from his o f* ! World Court Participation
[Swept Through the
fore Agriculture Commit identified with great financial anff tice, greeting and being greeted by * By United States When
all; always having n kindly word
item
States On
tee in Action on Muscle industrial interests.
for the newsboy who greeted him.
Hearings Open Before For
Details as to the services at alwny sto pass the “ time of day”
and Wednesday.
Shoals Plant
Awarding.
eign Relations Committee.
Durham nave not been completed. with every one, from the humblest
The body will be accomnanied by to the greatest. •
AwMlxInl Pr»M) •
Oly Thr U iorlilrd I'rra,,
(Ilf Thr Aaaoelaled I'rrwl
?
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A
the daughter, Mrs. H. C. Flower*,
A, May 1#— W|th 95
WASHINGTON,
May
1.
In office and on street there
WASHINGTON. M a y 1.— Lend,*
|o f Kansas City, at whose hotel
wn.dead and more than
heated debate broke out Wednes apartment here the general died, Wcre. little groups of business men era in church organizations, indusinn and approximately
day in the Muscle Shoals hearing, whose husband is enrout.
■ and the universal subject wus Gen try, the bar and the field of edu
eral Carr’s death.
tome perhapa fatally,
cation urged American participa
when Chairman Norris, of tho sen
tion in the world court nt opening
a homeless, the southMessage of Sympathy.
ate agriculture comintttce, accusal
, Body Leavra.Tonight.
hearings Wednesday on the ques
if-swept district today
W. G. Waldo, secretary o f the Ten
DURHAM, N* C.. May 1.—
CHICAGO, May J .-T h e body of t io n by a sub-committee of the
rfecting plans fo r the
nessee River Improvement Associ- From all sections of the soutjx
srgiQOs sticken yes- Six Italians Sentenced to ne?“tion. ° f being a representative o f messages o f sympathy were p ou rf Gen. Julian S. Carr, former com seriate foreign volutions commit-’
Henry Ford. •
mander-in-chief of the United Con tee. Proponents! alone were heard
arsday by one o f the
ing in here Wednesday mo min
Hanged .May 9 For Murder of
|-tenslen ’storms in the
The testimony o f Maj. E. IB. to the family o f the late Julian l federate Veterans, who died here during the day'and when adjourn
Dallas Crimes Must Pay
hat section. The torStuhlman, publisher o f the Nash Carr, who died last night while on. Tuesday night is on its homeward ment was taken until tomorrow the
Penalty.
nding with devastating
ville (Tenn.) Banner, was inter
visit to his daughter in Chicago. trip to Durham, N. C.. from here list o f delegations to be heard
in jr T f c e A x o e l a l e d P m * )
jn a widely separated
rupted when Waldo said he was
While the country expressed it* at 1 p. in. tomorrow his daughter, had not been materially reduced.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.— The not representing any one but that sympathy at-the death o f a lead Mrs. II. C- Flowers, announced!
___ damage estimated
Council of Churches.
j, covering large arena board o f pardons Wednesday de his organization was working for ing figure o f the south, all Durham Wednesday night.
The federal council o f churches,
faatcs—South Carolina, nied a plea for clemency for the the benefit o f the public interest. mourned the loss o f its forem ost
No arrangements hnve been j cluiming membership o f 20.000.000
Chairman Norris declared he was citizen—one who had given gen completed ns yet, Mrs. Flowers gave its endorsement 'Wednesday
abama, North Carolina,
suiaiana and Arkansas, six Italians sentenced to be hanged a representative o f Ford.
erously o f his .time, money and en said, fur the funeral services at through Bishop Cnarles B. Brent
r two were the first to May 9 at Amite for the murder of
Defense Statement
ergies for its upbuilding and who Gen. Carr’s homb,' other than set of the Protestant Episcopal dificesc
“ I deny that,” Waldo replied had through a life o f four score ting the date for next Mondrfy.
effects o f the violent Danas Calmes.
o f Western New York; the cham
hey being in the area
In the cases of Roy Leona and hotly. ,
ber o f commerce o f the United
Idisturbance originated Joseph Rini the vote wus unani
"Y ou do represent Ford indi
Stutea registered its approval
mous. To the other four the de rectly,” the chairman Hold. "The
through Walker I). Hines, chair
man o f its foreign relations com
f reports delayed by nial wns by a vote o f two to one. minutes o f your association show
mittee, the favorable views of the
facilities distributed Attorney General A. V. Coco fa the sole purpose o f thnt group was
f Ford's bid.
American Bar Association were
ad as follow s: South voring commutation to lifo Impris to secure acceptance o_____________
It is nil right for you to represent
transmitted by George W. WickerGeorgia 13; Alabama onment.
Indications are that the board lo r d , but you cnnft come here un
sham, while the World Peace Foun
|Carolina three; Louis.
dation declared ita position through
Arkansas one. Many will hear the argument o f counsel der false colors,”
Waldo said his organization was
President A. Lawrence L ow ell'of
|e path o f the storm are nnd then take the question under
working
for the Ford bid because He Refers to Those Who Hav* Many Prominent Speakers Will Be Harvard university.
.
advisement.
It
is
not
expected
a
isolated, yet and reHeard at Get-Together A ffair—
Assailed IHm For Ills Alaska
dditlonal casualties, are decision would be announced be they believed it would benefit the
The
several
speakers
declared
Mrs. Tolar Will Preside
Fisheries Policy.
country.
hourly.
The relief fore Saturday at the earliest.
nt Banquet.
( tr tho court had been set up lurgely
Maj.
Stnhlmnn
said
there
was
Gov.
Parker
Threatened.
ceeding rapidly under
through American initiative of the
<llr
The
Aiaoelelrd
I'rraii)
BATON ROUGE, La., May 1.— an absence o f propaganda In Ten
in of the American
past 50 years, was to all practical
WASHINGTON. May 1— Those
The
Womnn’s
Club
o
f
Sanford
nessee
for
tho
Ford
bid.
but
there
assisted by numerous Governor Parker, who fixed May 9
purposes free from the lengue of
who
have
assailed
Secretary
Hoov
will be the scene o f a get-together nations, and met tho demunds of
Ind civic organizations as the date for the execution of was an active propaganda there
si and county govern- the aix Italians for the murder o f against tho Ford bid with the sup er's Alaskan fisheries policies Werei banquet Friday night nt H o'clock “ the great majority of thinking
Dallas' Calmes, received several al port o f the power companies.
I officials.
charged by him Wednesday with when members of thut organiza public o f America.1'
The publisher referred to Ford
Bishop Brent declared the ques
|ary reports continuing leged “ black hand’’ letters Wednes as the “ man who had whipped Wall having directed a campaign o f per-’ tion ami business -men of this city
sonal abuse against him with tha
tion o f entry into the World Court
from tho storm area day threatening his life unless the street.’’
will
gather
to
hold
o
rousing
real purpose o f defeating legisla
lily increasing list o f lives of the six Italians are spared.
“ W all street back of* the power tion which would save the fisheries meeting for the purpose o f taking had "risen because o f its worth
Governor Parker declined to dis
above party politics and now is the
^jured early tonight, as
trust and the fertilizer trust is tho
inces swept into North cuss the subject but it is known power behind the effort to defent o f , the northern territory from official cognizance o f thu general program o f the peoplo." He nnd
several threatening
communica
“ continued exploitation.”
fifth state to suffer,
activity und prosperity o f the city. Mrs. James L. Laildow, of New
the Ford bid," he declared with
inesday
night the tions* have been received, bearing energy.
Mrs. R. E. Tolar, president o f the York, representing the Woman’s
In a formal statement the secre
.
the New Orleans postmark, and
tary named Senator King, Demo cluh, will preside over the ban Non-Partisan League, agreed thnt
extended to Virginia,
-The
offer
o
f
the
Alabanta
Power
written by persons not well versed
an wave of indignation is sweeping
fcutheastcrn state, to ex*
Company and the other power crat, Utah, Delegate Sutherland, quet. which is expected to bo one
in English.
the country becuusc of the long de
of-th
e
most
important
affairs
-of
troubled elements; al*
o
f
Alaska
and
the
Hearst
newspa
Tho. governor has received from companiae, the Temufssbeair said,
irts indicated that they
pers as factors in the publicity Its kind held in Sanford for some lay o f action in the senate commit
"indicated
<
*
*
clearly
a
combination
on
all .over the country appeals for
lesser intensity,
their part to prevent acceptance of campaign against him. He chalf- time. Arrangements have heen tee on the court proposal.'
clemency.
lenged them to say openly whether completed und an attractive pro
Repeatedly Endorsed.
rolina, with a total of
In his hands alone rests the fate Ford's proposition.’ •
they fyvor or oppose the fisheries gram has been arranged for the
Mr. Hines asser'.tU that Ameri»ny others reported o f the men regardless of any rec“ Meant to Throttle Ford.’
ntir to* a mil Id tw irl bad
k m ..-—
g-aliTmoam/ su tftRtW* "F
*iri' • ■*f.the board erf p a r*'
7 V
'X ht. promtrtoHi'tCdthifi’n f -r*«*n
^ fjW n r » h r o t f l « H r y ‘ Wnr,"
_ X •■—ft,n » « - » remit o f 'f W 1
Jub will be Mrs. W. F. Black- chamber, since tho proposal was
“ Repeated Attacks.”
Irepor
board’s special meeting today in
Delegate
Sutherland,
repeatedly
’
man,
o f Orlando, firerident of the first brought bofurc It In 1915.
laths .more than a score New Orleans. Jh declining to gram
He charged the chamber o f com
nftnrlrntl Mr.
Me Hoover for 1his
. 1. Florida Federation o f Women’ti
Women’s
Mr. Wickershain analyzed thu
injured and some miss- a reprieve recently the governor merce* o f Nashville had been in has■ attacked
four are known to have declared in a formal statement the fluenced by the power companies to administration o f the Alaskan C lub;; Mrs. Jack Pryor, o f Haines court from a legal viewpoint and
in Georgia and more men had been proved guilty by withhold support o f the Ford bid fisheries, and Senator King sought City, chairman of the State Beau came to the conclusion that the ob
1injured. Not included trial and by admissions o f one o f after the organization had prev Inst flieek to introduce n resolu tification Committee o f that organ jections which hnd been raised to
tion for an investigation but later ization; Mrs. E. L. Schumacher, of it on the ground of connection with
|of casualties in today’s their number and there would be iously endorsed it.
Eustis, district vice-president, und the leugue o f nations could not be
one negro who was no interference by himself. His
Stahlman declared he had "rather withdrew it.
•
in Louisiana,
“ Tho test o f the character o f the Mrs. Frank E. Jennings, of Jack sustained.
statement concluded: “ This is trust Henry Ford on u mere prom
President Lov»e:l# viewing tho
levcn persons are known final.”
ise" than trust the power compan renewed attacks today upon the sonville, also' prominent in the
situation us a historian, said he
ie s ’
.
|n injured in North CarAlaskan salmon fisheries conserva work o f the federation.
$50,000 Offered to Save Men.
There w ill'also be sonic prom was convinced that posterity would
operty damage in the
The publisher expressed surprise tion by the Hearst press quoting
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.— A r
Istricts possibly
will chie RChngeon, superintendent o f at the testimony o f Gov. Pinchot, Senatur King and Delegate Suther inent men as guests at this ban consider formation o f the tribunal
nearly $10,000,00, ac- th‘e Orleans Parish prison Wednes who endorsed the giant power sys land, is very simple and very di quet. Among them will be United n long step toward “ closing the
|preliminary estimates, day reeciyed a letter offering him tem o f Pennsylvania.
rect," said Mr. Hoover’s state States Senator Carter Glass o f Vir era in which men took each others’
ginia, Congressman William I). lives in settling disputes, not wor
grnes are included in the $25,OOO^aiid/C<}l. Quy Molony, su
"I am surprised at Gov. Pin ment.
Upshaw of Georgiu, and l)r. A. W.
and missing.
.
chot,
who
is
supposed
to
be
a
con
“ Does the ellarst press or do Mackenzie, o f IiCesblnT;, all of thy o f such cost."
perintendent o f the New Oilcans
neasures .already have police department, $25,000 if they servationist. telling us how fine theso gentlemen favor the conser
uratsd by the Southern would perm it'the escape from jail they were getting along in Penn- vation bill/reported unanimously whom arc scheduled to make short
uddresses. These three men will
(Conlinucd on page 3)
If ihe American 'Red 6 f Ave o f ’ the six’’ Italians con
oilt o f thejtouat committee on mer
be introduced by *Iayur Forfeat
chant mArnie and fisheries after
demned to die at Amite, M a / 0.
bake, who will also make an ad
its destructive foreo
weeks*-™ investigation and report dress.
Coupled with the offer wus a
in the history o f this threat if it was not accepted the
ed unanimously out o f the senate
Others who will appear or» tho
he country, le ft.a path Illipois Central train upon which
committee on commerce after per program are: Mrs. Henry Wight,
desolation and wreck- the convicted men would be taken
sonal investigation on the ground president-elect o f the club; T. W.
estimated, at more from New Orleans to Amite for
by members o f that com m ittee?
Charlps Andrew Betts, ugo 64,
Lawton, county superintendent of
nilea in length,
execution would be wrecked *en
Mlt is the character o f legislation public instruction; Mrs. Jennings'/ pusacd away at his home at 1018
rings, including several route.
for saving these fisheries from con Mrs. Pryor, Mrs. Blackman ami Oak Avenue. Wednesday night ut
w e picked up as If Capt. Rennyion, who said the let
tinued exploitation and destruction Mrs. Schumacher. Mrs. Tolar will 7:80 o ’clock' following' an illness
The
Sanford
Credit
Aksociation
een hurled hundreds of ter had been written at *Indet
of two weeks. Death was due to
’ ipen- officially made its sow to the pub that I have asked for from everv give the opening address.
lh the air: houses, dence. La., where Lallas Calmes
heart, trouble.
,
.
session o f congress fo r tha last
lic
today,
according
to
announce
It
is
believed
that
there
w
ill'b
e
public buildings were was killed three years ago, and
three
years.
Unless
such
leglala-J
For
the
pas.t
year
Mr.
Betts
hdd
Dto kindling a fter being mailed at a point in North Caro ment made by the owner and or tion Is passed the greatesL^althtN/ a large crowd to nttend the ban been, in poor h'eulth und during last
quet., Those who have not mode
jra . their foundations; lina. delivered the communication ganizer, 'A. E. Dickson. With 33 fisheries in the world win ba lost
reservations may make them by year was bedridden ’ (or several
[fliveatock met death In to tho state board o f pardons which members enrolled and prospects for to the American people.”
irfereusing
that
number
to
150
calling
Mrs. Tolar, it is announced. months. Recovering front this ill
re, .trees were uproot- was in Zeision yesterday afternoon
ness he apparently gained consid
within
a
short
time,
the
association
ireds of miles o f .tele to receive pleas for a recommenda
erable strength and wi^s able to
opens under the most favorable
telegraphic wires were tion o f commutation o f the death circumstances, it ia declared by
look after h u business partly.
sentences.
both Mr.; Dickson and D. M. Sher
'
Two weeks ago, however, ho was
utft**rd fronAthe TenR oy Leona, o f Brooklyn, N. Y., wood, .who w ill.a c t as the local
again taken ill and it was evident
^Arkansaa.line Its start- has confessed he Arad the shot that manager.
fllr t l f Aaaoelate* PrtM)
that the end was near us he fast
-<n» T h a AMOclalrd I'rraa)
terday through Ten- killed' Calmea when the latter 'in-,
CORDOVA. Alaska, May 1.— At
Announcement was made some
H AVAN A,, May. 1.— Suspension lost strength. With him when he
frgia, Alabama and ternipted an attempt to rob
tli&c ugo that* the association 2:25 o’clock thia morning nothing
passed uwa ywere his wife and
krU of Louislanit and bank.at Independences Lev
waa heard here from ' the conatant of outdoor meetings and paraded other members o f tne family.
Would
be
formed
here.
Since
that
.the hurtfeane struck nnmed the outer five .Ipt'pihvrvfl
of May 1 by the
Announcem ent was made Mr. Dick- wireless communication in . the .in. celebration
,
. . . .
,
. Mr. Betts wus born in Merri“>ina w ith.all its force the sextette a* hit
soli hnd Mr. Sherwood have been whole North ‘Pacific concerning tb<’ labor element and the uuthoriza- ^ ether county, Georgia, in 1859,
the expedition but «ab
busily engaged in interviewing lo- fate of Maj, Frederick Martin. tion by. President Zayas o f the .And had he lived until June 27 o f
Children' Perish.
anything< to do with"
caLmeachants and business hoifses Radio transmitters at Cannery
■nadoes : converged
a t sla y in g ,o f Calmes 'fo t.
,in zhd* interest o f tha organiza Stations, Alaskan Peninsular and purchase o f $40<^000 worth o f arn\£ this year would have been 65
|U. S' .C.,-11 m iles from present a t the moment.
i *day tion, and everywhears have met the Aleutian Islands, W est Chig- and ammunition by the war da- y«urs old. He came to Sanford
in 1903 and has made his home
|*nd laid waste the *en- ' f *t t 9 111
i
■
with favourable comment, it is said. nlk, whence Maj. Martin flew yes 'pareraent.murkeil tho government’s here since that time. He engaged
Kj* 8ixteen‘-UVe'a wero
steps
today
in
rerTriettloQ
with
the
terday,
are
expected
to
open
at
9
The association y - teartily en
in general farming for many years
aing fou r .children-who
dorsed by many o f the leading o'clock,.and it is hoped some news outoreAk o f fcolaiers and-- civilians and for the past five years has
73 pupil, b fa rie d -W
.... • in Santa Clara province.
firms who have already joined. . will come, through then*
concentrated on the raising o f cit
u«bir» o f tMb ■'demolished
* Offices o f the Sanford Credit'As^
rus crops.
N u m bera.,of the
sociation will be loca ted /a t 313
»d many bthar" persons , WASHINGTON. May L— The First National Bunk building. In
Funeral services will be held this
J. several seriously. ' ' senate'com m ltt*vnveitigating the connection with lt» business bf furafternoon at the home and will be
incident
o
f
Senator..Wheeler,’
Monf«r eolinty,' ’ South Caroin charge o f Rev. F. D. King, pas
dialling its lients with information
' “ la d a y
ersone- met .death, 8ev- tana, was told'
tor o f the First Baptist church.
It
'ftariding
o
f
patrons,'
'of
the
cr
romtxeU wh
Jed in the city q f A n ator promised
Burial will take pluce In Lakeview
tion will also issue’
the a
gtoa
to
'
i l F joijn co m d one
cemetery.
.
<
»
r
Tfee
A
w
M
la
tM
*
P
m
a
)
,
etin
showing
all
trans
daily
a
its in which
enci county, Lexington
cress
“
relish
their
liquor”
and
that
W
ASHIN
P7QN
.
May
.1
F
o
u
r
Besides
his
wife, Mr. Betta is
record
that
are
made
in
llngton eouhty. and Co- don Campbell;
senators 'arid ten representatives before the-•m tatT 'InvestigatiO n survived by three dzuightene and
£ during that day.
W.
Hhea.
Colo
numbar. o f Tnjureti at
mrnti which
with “ iSk voting ss started in Washington drinks could three sons, Mrs. Gertrude Carrsand-aataoliahmpnV*
whj<
Aed that he
> places has not
ESrifikFTnJ'' testimony given be obtained'jn both the senate and wpy and Mrs. Vivian A. Speer o f
_ned with'the
eady been signed
with’ tl
Cam
y jbm itvU. h elh v
les<jay before the house Judlc- house offic**buUdings.
Sanford, Mrs. Robert L. Rowe o f
association are:
Peoples* Bank,
mmittee by Judge James F.
“ Fine Old Kentucky.”
Jacksonville, and A. L. Betts. W. E.
Seminole County Bank, ’
“ Fine old Kentucky liquor” be Betts and C. E. Betta o f this city.
o f the Baltimore city p««of the Montana tional Bank. Edward
court-w ho advocated modifl- added, was the brand offered by He also leaves two brothers and
«k he took a fee Hairdwsre Company, Ball Hard-,
tjon o f the Ypl*tead act to per- “ certain” house members.
three sisters,. Robert L. Betts o f
ire Company, Ch*s« A Co., The
the 4ntdri0r ware
H
riiorii Herald,
R. C. Bower, S in - mit..sale o f 2 ? n per cent beer.
Klee ha said he had been on Winter Park.'J. L. Betts o f Wode m it t e r . Under Sartiord
de
r. I 1
A
Q a iJ n n a Ci.iMniinU I
“n
’
' .-‘Avalanche o f Questions
Cook and
us ‘hunting
tripe and par- bury, Ga., Mrs. A.
Khea'said 1W first ford, Loan and'S aving* Company,
coas exam
Mrs.
W.
G.
Moreland,
o f Wood
H
aynes,
&
,
Ratliff,
Seminole
HudJ
*
n
avalanche
o
f
questions
th
members
o
f
congress
I.— When Pre- ____
,
„
r
______
sent*
\o<
Blair,
which
gave the a
t his information waa ^jfirst bury, and *Mrs. 'J,< W. Gill, of> A t“naw meet* Premies wear than a^nt.wMontana by Rec-, sonrEsacx Company, W ight Hrotb* the witness declined to give any
Unta. q*.
' f* ’
V }.
‘ " ’
kyrood, dutlnn*n,t>Crthtf era, Gonzalez Grocery Conipariy, names and hie testimony waa there
In court*
Besides Klecha, numerous other
— j.natlohal committee, al- Knight A McNeill, McKinnon & fore stricken from the record but
PREDICT 3 A V A B CONTROL.
it ia’ not known for, what Mark wood, Roumillat A Anderson, not before he had stated in reply witnesses appeared before the com
to a question that ha himself has mittee which Wednesday concluded
purpose wanted.
IR r TAei‘'jM w eela te4 P m a ) .
apent a large sum o f money in the taking o f testimony from *
------ *■
aller Washlngtph entertaining members
WASHINGTON. May* 1 . - 0 #
Gillon.
Ve.
*
o
f
modification.
CH P lo y HHH*
f 1congress, di pic **
* house members
*>
on tha
1weR as
this
1.—Tex Rickthath;
, InteUI» of t h e / riot
jrta o f Ambassado:
match between
the
fo r the chans
om . .
Acre* on
•
'.t*-- V- ."M
« C Y IS DENIED
TO SIX ITALIANS
DOOMED TO HANG
f
HOOVER THINK WOMAN’S C L U B
POLITICS B A C
GIVES BANQUET
OF LATE ABUSE F R ID A Y J IIG H T
f
Charles Betts Dies
Wednesday Night,
Home On Oak Ave.
Credit Association
Makes O fficial Bow
To the Public Today
Fear For Safety Of. ; No Outdoor Sports
Major Fred Martin
l„ Cuba on May Day
Committee Continues
Probe Qf Indictment
fou rteen Members o f Congress Are
Charged “ Not Voting As They Drink”
Deal Biflectly *
German Heads
W i;.
£ /« .E
fc^T sW n !.
: s
-a.
• M c t ^ r r B e ^ fir s
Ten ..Year Sentence
ATLAN TA, May 1— WnrTen
T. McCray, former governor of
Indiana convicted o f using the
molls to defraud begins serving
a 10 years sentence in the fed
eral' prison about noon today.
According to usual proceodure
the former governor will be
photographed, finger printed
and probably given n physical
examination. The. blue demin
uniform will be issued him and
he will also receive a temporary
assignment o f a cell. He will
not ne required to part with his
hair. The practice of shaving
heads has been dscontinucd in
the prison. He will be required
to take a bath upon his arrival
which is reqOired o f all 'prison
ers regardless o f rank- er a
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR CONVENTION
HERE TOMORROW
Senator Glues and Congr^asman
1'pnh*w Will Arrive at 1 o’.
clock — Convention Opens at
Three at Milane.
Favorable Weather Sinee Be
ginning of April Through
out,Sixth Federal Reaervo
District Has Given Farmers
Opportunity to Accomplish
More and Has Brought Bet
ter Outlook On Business.
I By TK» Am m Is ImI P r,M )
.A T L A N T A , Ga., May 1.— A dverte weather conditions, which
served to retard farm operations
and contributed largely to the de
cline in wholesale amj retail trade,
was tho principal factor affecting
agricultural and business condi
tions in the Sixth Federal Re servo
District during March, accordingto the monthly business review far
April issued by the Atlanta Fetfeif- /
al Reserve bank which waa m a w
public today..*
It was pointed out, however, that
although preparations for the sea
son’s crops have been delayed, the
favorable weather since the be
ginning of April has given the
farmers opportunity to accomplish
more and haa brought a better out
look in commercial business gen„
erally. Plowing and planting
•1
reported to b* from two to four * .
weeks behind in various parts of
tho district.
Wholesale >trade compares un
favorably with figures fo r March
o f last year, and retail trade in
the cities, while larger than In
the previous month, was lower
than during March a year ago. tha
review stated. Tho
fact
that
Easter was three weeks later this
year also contributed to tho de
crease in retail trade as.compared
with March, 1923, May buying
waiting until April to make their
purchases. It was pointed o u t
Bank reports snow somewhat
larger demands for funds that ex
isted at teh tame time last year
and while demand deposits cort-<
tinue to show favorable compari
sons, the review said, adding that
debits to •iridlvidual accounts for
the latest week available, Apr. 18,
were more than $24,000,000 great
er than for the corresponding week
a year ago*”
.
.
,
je value o f building permits
in thq district waa
- *
Sanford will tomorrow welcome
within its portals delegates from
nil over the state o f Florida com
ing to this city to nttend the McAdoo convention which convenes
in the afternoon at 3 o’clock. Prep
arations for holding the caucus
have been completed and every
thing is in readiness for what is
believed, will bo a most important
gathering and one which will be at
tended by great interest and en
thusiasm.
Delegates to this state meeting
will begin arriving early tomorrow
nnd by the time the first meeting
o f the convention opens, it is be
lieved thnt a large percentage of
the visitors will have orrivcdT The
gathering will be greatly augumented by the arrival on tho one
o’clock train o f Senator Carter
Glass nnd Congressman Upshaw.
Those attending tne convention
will be asked to register at tho con
vention headquarters at the Valdez
hotel, |t Is said. When the con*,
vention opens at the Milane Thea
tre promptly at three o’clock, it
will tie to music specially rendered
by the Sanford band .under the
leadership o f Joseph Reiznestein.
Mayor Lake, at whose call the
convention was assembled, will de
liver the oponing address in whi^h
_
' _
"
city. A change in 1
J . Mbt conditions______ _ .
pregram show* that Dr. A. W. A. satisfactory, it was stated, except
W. McKenzie o f Leeburff will be for the fact that cotton mills In.,
the next speaker. He is expected soma o f tha district* have fouud
to outline the general purpose o f t necessary tQ curtail operations
the gathering. Following.Dr. Mc because of lack o f demand fo r theiv
Kenzie will be Congressman Up product*, and coal mines in Ala
shaw. Whether Senator Glass will bama are jio t so active as'th a w ,
speak next or will be scheduled for have been.
the next day, ia not definitely de ■ As to agricultural
conditions,
cided as yet. However, If he pre the review pointed out that b* .
fers to speak on Saturday, It Is causa o f unfavorable weather dur
probable that Hollins Randolph, ing March, farm work, generally
who directed Mr. McAdoo’s cam Is from two weeks to four weeks
paign in Georgia, Aill speak next. behind in the district. Prepara
Tomorrow night at 8 o’clock the tions o f Isnd ta t cotton has been
visitors yrlll be Invited to attend much delayed by bad weather in
the get-together banquet to be held Georgia, but more calcium arxqn>*
nt 4ne Woman’s Club at eight o’ ate ia being used than last year in
clock. Later In the evening many Georgia, Alabama and M ixsiulppi
will witness the boxing exhibition
An increase in the acreage o f
to .be held under the auspices o f tobacco is txpected in Georgia arid
the Florida National Guard at the Florida, but a decrease is expect-n'
armory on Commercial Street.
ed In Tennessee, it was stated. The
Saturday morning at 10 o ’clock freezes in March damaged so
the convention will open again for peaches eonisderably, but tlb cri
th e . organization o f the state only slightly in Georgm,
forces. Here plana will be dis Tennessee and Quustana
cussed for' the campaign and also berries were hurt. The- farm
plans for the formation o f hun bor eituatlon in Alabama and FI
dreds o f “ McAdoo fo r President” W*
satisfactory, but in Georg
club* will be made. Whether the Mississippi and Tennessee the sup
convention will finish un its busi ply i* short, and in the cotton see.
ness during the morning, is not tion o f Louisiana there is a sho**known but if it is not, a afternoon age, although labor ia repot!
soJsion will be held.
plentiful in the rice and sugar
Meanwhile ' members o f the lions.
Chamber of Commerce are lending
Reports from f e d e r a l __
every effort to aid in the entertain member banka showed an Inc:
ment o f the visitors, it is said. o f $3,000,000 in loans on s ^ .
Many have offered the u*e o f their and bonds between Mar. 6 and A:
cars to meet delegates at the 9; i, Lo» n* s*cured by gdvemm
trains. A large crowd will come in obligations, and other miacelli
cars, it is believed.
oua loans showed small d ed l
Mayor Lake today requested that but the total o f bills
everyone hang out flags, pennants was $1,750,000 higher on
and bunting in honor o f the occa than on Mar. 5. Holdings o f
sion. He pointed out that Sanford United State* Securities increi
will he greatly benefited by the pearly $600,000 and o f other sto
publicity which the gathering will and bonds nearly $2,500,000 dc
briagrto it.
ing that* period. Time deposits
these banks Increased nearly I
500,000 during that period, but
mand deposits decline more U
$4,000,000/ due to increased
mand for r ‘ * *'
*
This afternoon and tonight will Borrowings
will be the last opportunity for bank by tbeas banks, howev^
citizens to register with Supervis dined $1,380,000 during tha
.
or II. Cl DuBose and .tfMreby weeks.
qualify for tha June primary, ae
Substantial increases in hul. ..
cording to final word given by that oermit* issued during March ov
official Wednesday. Tax Collector March o f last rear were shoi
John P. Jinkins and Mr. DuBose at Jacksonville, Miami,
will both keep their offices open New Orleans, Cbait
tonight to accommodate belated •on City and Bir ’
citDens who -are desirous o f pay stated. The report
ing poll taxes and registering. Re ham included one permit for
member this is you r last chance. construction o f
Register and pay your poll taxes tha Southern
now!
more than a ■
As to tha hj
review stated that prod*
southern pine mills fo r M
ranged around 90 per cent o f l
mal during moat o f thaE
while ord«
*
Inr The A
80 and 85
ATLANTA,"
cral Reserve Bank o f Atlanta is duction*
not contemplating the reduction o f Of
th«f rediscount rate, *"
* ~
output
ta w
noY Campbell told t
itsd
Press today. Us
has nut recently
thu board, but
the bo*"1’*
though
..
it up to tb« p
Jinkins and DuBose
Open Offices Tonight
Federal Reserve Bank
Will Not Reduce Rate
J
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f
IJ ■ Vv
V -frl^ ' v t / v
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PAGE EIGHT
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , W E D H E a D A Y ^ A P R I L 30. 1924.
--Zml
the postofflee and he told we about
fund was dc
k good work with a W )
RUK4 t r tif •
the rumor, and I told him It was the
HHft i%m
firat 1 had heard o f It; and l dlA»not
air
ISUI ^ a ~V ?
believe it. He said ne’dtd nor be-- 1
o toney
hewiMgetJ
wdd r e t ; A . t
. fo r what
----------tihg, b _ . .
illeve it, either, and we discussed
For April 29.
would be able
it for half an hour, pro and con,
make a
-D I
Chicngo ........... ........ ......
profit.
nnd gave our reasons tor not be
.— j - v - . ; . i
Way cross ......................
lieving it; first, the personnel o f
Continued tram Page 1
Q. Now, who was It that made
the commission; and second, so far j Now York
those rem arks?
.
Muscle Shoals, the governor said, mr—bers are in order.
Wednesday
as I am individually concerned, that • Potomas Yards ............
_
,_______
T_______ _ ^ t The .reductions
w —- ____ -~
poorer situation
in __________„
automobile
A. I can ’t recalL
It was a is the jtev’ to the
Weekly luncheon, Kiwanis Club,
..........
I have been in cliffe touch with the . Pittsburgh
bunch o f men that w ere talking the southeast And a 'p olicy shouTd t a x e s approved Tuesday are practi
B u ffa lo ...........................
12:1B, Valdez Hotel.
.
commission ever since this form o f
be adopted by the government first cally the ----somewhere Oh First Street. •
---------------same
as made by
L“ the
**”
• *
Thursday
.
overnhient has been organized, as j St. L o u is ........................
.
Q* That wa* the oniy time you, and then bids considered.
' -Weekly luncheon. A saodatioa.af t .Band.concert ..oX
; otbytur o f delinquent,; «
heard
.charge.?
<Li - i - see j m - i m a i clTr'Dm-woitlA. ■•Business Women;•■*1JT.’TO,—TTSMeet
Total
..............................TO
.axes, and having sonciderable bus.< _Ll-U
il than .Cl
fWI 1
W 1^ (
A. I later heard Judge String* why so careleaa a form of contract of
' Thursday,'May 1st, 8 P. M.
which ..II
sell In,
for U
les^.than
$1,000
intss before the commission—
H otel.
'
fellow speaking o f the city commis as the Ford bid should be accept and the bodies of which sell fo r
1—
March: U. S. Navy .. Crosby
Jteeular meeting, Eastern Star,
sion and in speaking o f tho road ed," .he continued. “ As a power less than $200, and a cut in half
2—
Huugnrinn Comqdy: Over Q. When the proposed street
pavement was being agitated, ns to
8 p. m., Masonic Hall.
proposition the Ford offer is abso o f the 5 per cent tax on automobile
ture ..................Keler Bela
1 don’t know anything that
had"’h ^ t d T h a t m / H ut*1 lutely contrary to the Roosevelt
Flower Festival, Parent T each-' 3—
Selection: Magic Melody.... whether we use 'btlck or asphalt, , A
tires, parts and accessories. These
T en th and „
would do the commission any good. t0ll had. made the remark thht he policy as aetforth in tho water changes, Chnirmai Sm oot o f ^he
era Association, 5 p. m., Fifth St.'!
you favored asphalt, did you not?
................... ..... ___ .... Romberg
Q.
Did
you
receive
suc)i
Infor.
A*
Yest;4ir.\t
Get One Gi
Park.
.
1 4—
had had to pay well to g et what power act. The Ford offer makes finance committee
Song for Cornet: Bfauty’y
sold,'' .would
Q. Ypu .are very intimate with motion from Judge S tringfellow ? he w*s getting in Sanford. H «Uid no check on the prlc* consumers mean a cut in' revenue o f $25,000,...
Friday
’> .
Eyes -.............—
Tost!
?'A.
I
did
not.
,
Hutton.ana tho commission, have
Regular meeting Knights Temp
not *tdle to whom he was paying must pay for power. Ford could OOQ .annually. The new radio tax
5—
Patrol: French ...jiu Hosmer
Q. Wad the informaltph that
you ever heard any mention o f
__
jar, W O p. m.. Masonic Hall.
or hew he waa paying, or anything use all the pow er fo r himself If would bring in about $10,0<JU,Ooo,
INTERMISSION
graft since,you hnve been here? ,
'
Weekly luncheon, Chamber of
he chose. Ford, pays nothing whatG— March: Hercules L—!. Losey
Saturday, J
Irani
Judge M ringienow
or cept that he had heard that Mr. ever for the power he uses. Nitrate it has been estimated.
A. I have not.
Commerce. 12llG, Valdez oHtel.
7— Overture: Panorama ....... •
. Elimination uf the capital stick
Q. In your opinion asphalt is through him?
W oman’* Club dinner, Woman’*
>5J
Hutton hmi said he was getting a plant No* 2 should be kept for the tax was in accordance with' the ac.Rarnhouse
A. I hnve u<> further answer to
I the best pavement?
Club, Woman’s Clubhouse.
good price fo r what he w*s doing manufacture o f nitrates in tim e-of tion 'taken Monday in increasing
8—
Vulse: Alpine Sunsets. King
that.’
n
.
.
here. That covers the substance war and Unquestionably should be the corporation tax from 12 1-2 to
9—
Musical Comedy: Royal‘ A. Yes, sir.
Q. Mr. RitWs, don’t you think,
Q. You made some study o f the
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
f any discussion in regard to Mr. used now for the manufacture o f 14 per cent.
Vngahond .'........ ;.......... Cohan
cost of this pavement as against ns charges of truft are being c ir Hutton ami ro*d work or the city cheap fertilizer for the farmer.
TH E METHODIST CHURCH
10— Star Spangled Banner Key
Republicans Figure.
i
culated
on
the
street
that
nffPct
the
the pavement in Orlando?
Rev, J. J. Whitworth, evangelist,
commission that I heard.
. . JOS REIZENSTE1N.
Pending opening o f the income
governing
body
of
your
city,
that
A.
I
asked
Rnmsy,
the
city
en
■will begin revival meetings tonight
City Engineer Fred T. Williams
Bandmaster.
tax fight, postponed from Monday,
gineer ,nbout the comparative cost, ns n citizen you ought to lend your and City Manager W . B. Williams
at the Methodist Church,'at 7:45.
Republican leaders did some more
assistance
in
running
down
such
a
and
he
said
the
brick
cost
them
us
A
song
service
will
proceed
the
were next called to the stand and
WiT’
figuring Tuesday on .ho*siblu co m
preaching. We Invite the co-opcr- I have heard it from, several others. much almost ns our paving was rumor, founded or unfounded?
both testified ns to the quality and
A.
^
I
don’t
know
anything
that
promises on the
Mellon rates
So
I
thought
it
my
duty
as
a
citi
costing us.
ation of all Christians in this work.
grade
o
f
work
that
in
being
done
by
would do you any good; conse
which
they
feel
are
doomed to de
zen
that
this
matter
be
investigat
"N
o
Answer
to
Make."
Mr. Whitworth is a forceful and
V#the Hutton Company. Each teatiHATTER!
quently I havo no answer.
font, but without definite results.
Continued rrotn; cage one.
Interesting spenker and the peo- ed, not that I believe there is any • Mr. Freni P. Rincs wus duly
•Q. " D o you know anything that
^
never rece,ved W
McCormick,■ -Republican,
foundation, to it, but rumors of sworn, and testified as follows:
Florida
o n u a National
n a t i o n a l Guilrd.
uuaru.
.
, Senator
, , 7 ,
T -r-----rUl be delighted
delli...................
.
pie, will
with him.
..
—
...................................................................
... - ,the «con
w . | --1 w *
wbuld do
the
commission
5 * u ° T P.nny " or had
that kind reflect upon those in pow
Mr. Lake:
Saturday morning nt 10 o’clock I Illinois, made it known he had a
— approached
hnrm ?t
®PPrOBched by offers o f
tractor, or
or the
the I.niriminr'nnu
engineer; uny harm
--------- ..
.
tentative schedule calling for an
er in regard.to th*.«ycp«pdilufe of
Q. Mr. Rincs, you heard thd tractor,
the convention
w ................
ilf get down to
P r e s b y t e r ia n ch Urch
any
kind
in
connection
with
the
A. I have no answer.
incrense in the sur-tax rates f*em
business
and
a
state
organization
Mr. Brownlee will preach on th$ the people’s money, qml IvtjtJhk n rumor around the street that Mr.
Recalled to the stand, Mr. Hut work. Both said that Sanford was will.be perfected. Following this the Mellon plan to about 37 nor
matter
like
that
should
Mag*
thor*
Hutton
had
remarked
that
the
Holy Spirit tonight at 8 o'clock,
, getting jts -Raving done cheaper
made a further statement «as
commission ’ is
General Auto
>s getting
geti.ng a 1rake-off
r« e - « n ! ton
£
» than
committees wjU, bfl, appointed and cent. This would be applicable,
will be the beginning o f a oughly investigated: I vffrR to the commission
thun any
any othe.
other city in the state.
mayor
and
told
h
in
t'th
i'
circum
however, only .on incomes about
from the money he is paid by the IO,*OWS*,.
.
Crmt»>
plans
made
f
o
r
ca
rV
in
g
on
an
In*
’ Wednesday night serStatement.
TCraig’s
* .
$500,000 or $1,000,000, while the
on thla subject. The opeh* stances, and asked him l o look into city. The reason we make this in-1 * would like to make a further ’
'— f I’hoara:
Craig, Consulting Engl tcnslvjvfam palgpjftfithis state.
it,-i
vcstigntlon
is
that
if
Mr.
Hutton
Kl«tornent.
'.When
I
was
talking
.np^
lower rates would apply on brack
with. “•jTtdi
The
■v..<.on will deal with,
The
convention'iSrfll
probably
and
testified
np
/o
l'
*
B
y
Mr.
DeGottes:
made
such
u
statement
he
cpn
do
with
Judge
btring.^t.'jw,
1
told
him
i
’
•
'
Day, 394
—vn
n.-.tiucii. lie
uu
Vi'*:
Spirit lh-.tfie:OlcLTestamfiiu’*
hold meetings Saturday afternoon ets in such a manner as to be only
VoUhg. man who
. . . had
__ ju st
a n d lf * wasi u
a i'ouhg
I...
a subject is-by request, as It : >Q.> We comtneml you for what no further work for the city, and^f
closing late in the day. Every a alight increase over the proposed
Q.
Have
you
examined
the
roads
you hAve-ilone, and we will appre i^ny member of this commissibn is come to Sanford nnd that he w as n
Mellon rates and lower than
____ pro>. be«r\ felt that Christian peoand thing now points towards a bit
THE EXI
ciate" it if yoq will give us the
etting any rake-off, he would be much older man than I was; that that are being constructed
posed by Democrats in the Sim
Li • T T 'Oeeded
SM-'-VSVMUVMlIUV
V.MUkUlUl teachl Cll LII*
tjeflnite W
.Scriptural
success
for
tho
gathering,
the
gs______
have
been
constructed
In
Sanford
he had done me n great deal o f
names of. some o f the parties with
nmediutely
expelled
from
the
mons'
plan.
on-the Holy Spirit. Christian
mayor announced further.
whom you discussed this matter. commission by tha other two; What damage, and that 1 expected him to by the HuttOn M fg. Co.
BATTERY SU
Actual voting on the inrome
T* ^ people Who are Interested in this
A. I have examined these streets
A . I waited d few days after talk did you hear in connection with Jhis undo the damugc that he had done
rates,
is
not
expected
before'
r
sdbjeet lire fnvitW to |heso sorv- ing w|\h Judge Stringfellow. I
thp entire
rumor?
.
•'
.*•» • me. He replied, telling me that he continuously during
o f one year from ,and after that
'Wanted to. find'but first if i t was
A. I have no answer to make to expected (o do nothing further In work. On at least three or four oc date, he wbuld agree with the City
just an Idle rumor or if it was gen that.
the matter. 1 then wished Judge casions I have gone to the nsphalt provided that particular contract
_
■
ANNOUNCEMENT.
eral talk on the fftrets.
I talked
Stringfellow good-day. But what plant with the Inspector o f the
Q.
You
did
not-hear
anything
at
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Amicirson, with a few folty and found out Mr. all about it?
I propose to do, gentlemen, is this:
Jn. s aiyjo
announce
o f ia pin* F. P. Rjnes had heard if, and Judge J A. 1 have no answer to make.
n r r - C i i -the
T birth
- ...... -*
Mr. Stringfellow’s attitude seems
r——AT. uait.
-X-- p
i.................
- .................
prices
set forth
in his.
ipd boy, Tuesday; at 11 a. th. Householder had heard it. I asked
from observation* that °JL'
the 8ame
to rm> to be to get me in a p o s i edge from
Q.
We
try
to
do
this
Mr.
Rincs,
K lb Anderson will be remember*
proposal, leaving it optional on his
Mr. Douglass had he heani. He told to clarify the atmosphere for the tion that he has put mo In. and correct proportions' o f ingredients part to Continue more than one
ed a'
as Beatrice Martin.
■ me no, he had not heard it.
put* •
in
these« iwicinvnw.
pavements.
r v ~ being »'“
•• «.»•
good o f the taxpayers and Mr. Hut regardless of whether I am guilty or were
year after date to accept further
Q. You don't recall others than ton also, and if you-enn. throw any innocent, I think Judge Stringfel- * have discussed and studied this
work
on those unit prices.
The
Spending the day ih Sanford on Mr. Rhines and Judge Household light on it we would appreciate it. low has hurt
.... in
... Sanford,
______„ „ ,so I m ature with this inspector, and I
rt me
m etier was referred to me for my
\
l ... ... _ -I! 1 _ I . .
.1
a. L
nril&T /further
llp f k n a ithat
k o t ano
n better
__ ___
t
W lA W ; Monday and Tuesday wna er?
er
-.
know
mix
propose
to
immediately
enter
suit
A. 1 could not give you uny in
opinion
by
the
City
Engineer
as
to
Bill
,WaRonr'b
f
Pnlatkn.
A. Those^wo.
fcC''.''
formation that would do you any against Judge Stringfellow fo r li ture could have been made and put wnetlfcr the City o f Snnford would
. Q- From 'what you have been good.
bel on the grounds o f malicious
i
*• t j .
able to learn, is the report that
slander. As Judge Stringfellow Is ford. On one occasion about two under that clause in his bid. and I
Q. You heard the rumor?
To clenn up su^h things o f the above sort a*. I havti
you have detained to this commis
n man so much older than I am. months ngo. I hpard n comoetent
A. 1 have no reply to thut.
rendered an opinion us City A ttor
will sell all at
sion more or less prevalent on the
Q. The reason Wo usked you that seems to me to he the only engineer from a distant city, In ney that he had n right to submit
streets at this time?
that, Mr. Frank Miller just stated way that I can really make Judge riding over the streets which were a proposal o f that nature and thuY
A. Those are the ohly two I can you told him so. Would you cure Stringfellow give me justice.
being built in Sanford! any that it
the City had a rlrrht to consider
■Terms G n ih 1
recall. I wanted to.find out flrit to answer this question: Do you
J u d g e d F. Householder, being was the best job o f base laying he that proposal and so long as the
If it was atl over, or just one or recall the conversation you hud first‘ duly
’ ’
sworn, testified ns fol- had ever seen. I stated to the City City Comoiiss'
. omoiisslon was satisfied that
lows:
two had heard it. I was just feel- with Mr. Miller?
Engineer o f Gainesville that in the unit prices bid by Mr. Hutton
Ing
around.
By
Mr.
Lake:
A.
1
don’t
believe
I
will
unxwer
Sanford
there
was
being
done
the
i
on that particular contract ^ere
Douglass on Stand.
thut.
A t Ten o’clock
(J. Whnt have you heard about best paving which had ever Dem
(Cotninued frdm page 1.)
ns low or lower than they could
Mr. E. A. Douglass ■was duly
(j. Where did you get any in this rumor and where have you done in Florida, considering whui
roe nor who I was. He then told
AT SHELL BANK ---------- CELERY AVE. _____ U
sworn and testified as follows:
. it wus costing. The City Engineer hope to obtain by advertisement,
formation regarding this rumor, heard it?
me that he had madp the statethen
the
City
would
have
the
right
By Mr. Lake:
Mr. Rines?
A. Well, I'firs t beard this
P. R. Andrews
of Gainesville said hejhad heard to award yardage o f construction
m*ht to Mr. Frank MiUer that ’ Q. Ypil have heard the testimo
A. N answer.
mor made ton the streets. I can’t lhat before.
under
the
proposal
last
accepted.
Mtae time ago when I was In Or- ny o f Mr. Hutton and Mr. Miller.
Q. Mr. Rines .there must be say who I heard make the remark
Opinion by DeCottes.
Uado at tho court house, two or Have you heard anything o f this some controlling. Impelling reason first; I don’t recall. I heard that
At the time the bids were loan
rum or?
.
as to why you decline to answer Mr.* Hutton had said at one time ed at which time Hutton was tin*
three people told him that I had
■■■si
A. I heard it from Mr. Miller these questions that are nut to you. when he was in Orlando, before lowest bidder of all bids submit
■■■■■
m ide substantially the statement Sunday morning. Ho and I wore The commission would like to some man, I don’t know who, that
ted, Mr. Hutton inserted in thst
that I had' a fat contract in Sen- talking on the street in front of know that reason, _
he hud u good contract in Sanford, contract a clause that for a period
•ford; that I liked the city o f San
ford.( and that I was rebating, or,
i
( In other words, giving a cut bi
*’ ' ■'*” I n4f * 1 *f *. jr u ,• f i * * * t* pijyfv i T^
i commission o f 20 per cent, o f
■■
fhat we received for the contract
ice fo r our work here in Sah• 4
* and that at the time that I
t v 7 .,/
-_._J these statements 1 was in an
■ : ' h
. /»>
intoxicated condition.
I then
Stringfellow who the parI •f r
■■
werc that gave him this
formation and he told m<^
that he did not remember exactly,
. v i f .s K
tho th » parties Were. I then told
JT, Stringfellow tfiat It seemed to
.Je that the Correct thing for him
to do,would be to seo the commisexactly how and
lere ha |rt)t his information. He
■»
. - .S&irP this In that he said
i t he would not see'tnc commism, but if,th e cCmmlsMM. called
he
woiiffThr glad tp ’sell the commis••
yion ^ C t G r whAt hC had told
■ ft /; ■”
Jydfcef^triqgrellaw tell
f
- you-the name or.names of the peo-i
•
r\?«
. . » qdnpie u/ltVi
with whom*he ral.l
said V...
he .was
versing,; who made these *tatemeuta to him? .
.
•
A. Ho told hie that he did not
fcJL
the *nonH’5 o f the icvural
'*v.HeoPle wfia hod made this state
ment to h|m.
*° Answer Questions.
Judge Stringfellow was then
eblled to thw stand^
~~vBy Mr. R k e :
lV
..
t*
§,weiir him in, Dr. Phillips.
B y Judge Stringfellow;
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did you
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
THIS WEEK IN
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SATURDAY, MAY 3,1924
If SATURDAY, MAY 3RD WE WILL OPEN OUR NEW NO. 3 FILL
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'.Frank L. Miller, after being
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iy Mr. Lake:
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Will you please tell the consi
Ion that transpired between
and Judge Stringfellow?
'A . , The judge came by the store
‘ one afternoon and he stopped
began to talk about politics,
I among the things he told me,
says this young fellow Hutton
t got the contract for paving
a, I understood him to say at the
- house in Orlando, they asked
bow he liked it up here, and.
.said be liked it all right. He
he had a good job and making
money, but .that>he h ad.to
Mther 20 cents ^ y»rd or *20
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•£a^pHSr>°fk^eSi wiS emt,roidery and lace"Irinis, ^
featured in the magnificent Dinner -gowns.
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represent the best values that an be obtained ihd are
jS at«qu(te a saving. Come in and be convinced.
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THE SANFORD- HETIAEP,- THOBSDXY, MAY %'
Tiifitiarararai^^
BRYAN SUBJECT
BITTER ATTACK
AT CONVENTION
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WGR— Buffalo (310) 4:30 music;
St. Clair Abrams Characterizes 5:30 news; 7 three-net "Rebecca’ s
Great Commoner As Most Sin
Triumph;" 0:30 danceister Influence In Demo
KYW — Chicago (536) 5:45 bed
cratic Party Today.
time^ 6 rnneert: 7:20 farm pro
JACKSONVILLE,
May 1 — gram; 9-1 revue.
W DAP— Chicago (360 ) 0-9 con
William Jennings Rryan, thrice a
candidate for the presidency on the cert,- orgaiu-*rsiw5txa^««j-K»Democratic’ ticket tfnff-rrmr n-own*
WGNr—Chicago (370) 6 address,
didate for. delegate to the national
concert' 8-10 light opera, dance.
convention from Florida*, was de
W MAQ—Chicago News (447.5)
nounced on the convention floor of
- convetio with music. It was re the state Underwod gathering here 6 “ Wide Awake Club” ; 6:30 music
plete with a hodge-podge o f song Tuesday by Maj. Alex. St. Clair* memory; 7 Americanization; 7:40
ad satire in which no political party Abrams of Jacksonville as “ the orchestra; 8 Field Museum; 8:15
was spared
« M l , most sinister influence thnt ever musical.
WIAV— Cincinnati (309) 3 talk.
■ ’ The Republican nomination was cursed the Democratic party.”
-----W FAA— Dallas
News-- (17«r
Tho
speaker
declared
That
"Mr.
accorded to-President Coolidge, but
12:30 address; 6:15 address; 8:30the Democratic standard-bearer
9:30 musical.
roved to bo the most famous dark
WOC— Davenport
(184)
0:30
ow e in history, “ The Man in the
sandman; 7 sales lecture; 7:20
' Iron Mask."
.Sunday School lesson; 8, musical;
The Gridiron singers san& the
9 road report.
. keynote o f the dinner to the tunc
WCX— Detroit <517) 5 concert;
r o f “ Sixty, Seconds Ev’ry Minute."
t W e do not intend to show a picture * ^ t '« r d i y i n g statesman, able, expmencpd nrul capable and predict
done in oil;
W e’ve turned that one to the wall; ed th|it tho Alabaman will sweep
[ W e’ll display, instead, a good old tho country. Other speakers laud
ed Senator Underwood’s character
KL . portrait time can’t spoil,
and qualifications und nsserted
One that smiles upon us all.
Smiling still through all this stric* that tne rest o f the country is looking to'the south to supply thCjppxl
r lure
president.
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' Is your Uncle Sammy's picture—
.A'lt’a a portrait scandal cannot soil. k>i ’ hfns fur An intensive state-wide
Tho chorus" brought out, umong- cnVnpatgn. to give United States
other things, the lines:
' ’ V , genatnr^Oscar W. Underwood of
*■ Uncle’s never in a Jam— don’t’ get Alotinma U sweeping victory In
Florida fl«’ Its presidential choice
the blues,.don’t give a dam;
The country’s -k ife — Three, cheers wore laid at the conVoption of his
supporters at the Seminole Hotel
fo r Uncle Sam.
Robert L. Norton of the Boston The convention was presided over
■ Post was initiated as a new mem by Col,.Robert W. Davis o f Gaines
ber o f the club, and William E. ville. W. *L Bivens was secretary.
Atfter sheeting a strung execu
Brigham, correspondent of the Bea
ton Eycning Transscript,•'V-as in tive campaign committee beaded by
State Senator Harry 41. Weells o f
augurated president of tho club.
ross
Democratic Problem Perplexing. Chiflpy, chairman, nnd’ Mrg. David
The club had little difficulty in Pendleton Council, o f Lako Worth,
icking th e’ Republican preslden- else chalrmnn, the’ convention set
ial nominee, but t*.io problem o f next Alonduy, May 6, ns the date
tho Democratic convention was for the organization of Underwood
much nfore perplexing. From his clubs in every county, town nnd
songs
place an inquisitor general was voting precinct in Florida to enrry 4:30 bedtime.
’ called to issue subpoenas fo r hcv- on the campaign in behalf of Sena
•WEAF— New York (492) 5:30-8
| eral dlatinguihse? persons.
He tor Underwood. For the first time
talks,
orchestra, Wendell Hall; 9:15
in
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history
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f
the
stnti:,
its
wo
•brought with him his executioner.
quartet.
The first witnesses were "The men have joined hands with the
5:30Three Musketeers.” They proved to men in a presidential campaign. A _ WJ Y— New York (405)
7:30 entertainment;
ti 7:30 blow-by-l
blow-bybo A1 Smith of New York, Thomas
The senate passed the naval ap blow boxing bout, Zieenli nnd Pal
: Taggart o f Indiana, and George K.
Brennan og Chicago. The trio propriation bill carrying 5275, Moran.
WJZ— New York (455) 5 bed
identified themselves as “ expert po 000,000.
time;
6:30-8:30
entetrninment;
litical swordsmen." Asked whet
8:30 dance.
they intended to do in the forth
coming campaign, they announced campaign manager, who spoke not W AAW — Omaha (300) 7:30 Boys’,
a word, but offered a deposition m Day, Judge Day of Court of Domes
In chorus: “ M cA dool?”
tic Relations.
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A cowboy, who proved to bo W il tho form o f a weather forecast for
WOAW— Omaha (526) 0:30 orliam G. McAdoo, rushed in, to In Cleveland in June: "Coolidge— fair
and
calm.”
“
Frank
the
First,”
was
chcstra;
9 community tnlent, Red
quire, breathlessly,- .whether the
Oak, la.
’ "Threo Muskoteers” , had departed. Frank H. Hitchcock, Hiram John
son’s manager, who wns unable to
W D AU — Philndcluphin
(395)
He asserted he was “ William the
iroducc his candidate because the 5:30-9:30 talks, play, dance.
nttcr “ miss his train.”
W FI— Philadelphia (395) 4 talk;
Most Wnmous John Doe Heard, 4:30 orchestra.
casts KDKA.
W1P— Philadeluphia (509) 4;06
Convinced that tho “ Democratic orchestra; 5 talk.
WOO— Philndeluhia (509) 5:30ticket to date reads liko a John Doe
warrant,” the inquisitor general 8:03 orchestra, recital.
KDKA— Pittsburgh (326) 5:30
subpoenaed “ the most famous John
Doc in history— The Man in the children; 0:05 Boy Scout; 7 fea*
tur^i.
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Coral Gables is entering itr, third summer in the front rank of high-grade suburban properiies in
this*country because of its beautifying improvements. And where in the state of Florida ci^n you
find such beauty combined with assbred profits t-s at Coral Gables? Come to Coral Gables today
and you will understand why it'is not worthwhile to consider other real estate investments. \
Here plots and homes are increasing in value almost over night because oT the gigantic building
campaign which is underway. And what will be the value of your lot six months from today
when such structures as the Congregational Churcli, the two apartment-hotels,'the new country
club and other notable features are erected. Come to the local office and make your reservations
for a free sightseeing trip to America's Finest Suburb.
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A GOOD N IG H TS
SLEEP
“ I wish to say that FOLEY
PILLS worked O. K. on me In a
couple of hours nnd the pnins left
me at once. 1 took n couple of
them in the afternoon, went to
Led nnd had n good night's deep
and hnve slept good ever since.”
Writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia
St.. Fort Wayne, Indiann. FOLEY
PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the
kidneys, will thoroughly flush the
kidneys nnd increase their activity.
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Shoes at $1.29
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trimmed, rubber soles, at per pail*
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$1.75 Children’s Patent' Leather one-strap
Pumps with red trim, sizes 5 1-2 to 8, at per
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$9.00 Men’s Black or Brown Oxfords, Bal or
Blu, at per pair
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$1.25 Children’s one-strap Tumps. Patent and
Tan Trim. Sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1-2 at per pair
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$5.00 Ladies’ Black or Brown Oxfords, with
arch support at per pair
$8.50 Men’s Brown Oxfords. Bal or Blu at
per pair.
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$1.75 Children’s White Canvas
Pumps, sizes 8 i-2 to 2 at per pair
Shoes, Bal or Blu, at per
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George E. Merrick, Owner
Dammers & Burnes, General Sales Agents
Florida O ffic e s: Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orla
St. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, DeLand.
Shoes at $3.19
$3
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Slippers at $1.45
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the wanted colors at per pair
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Sanford Office:
Milano Theatre Bldg,
Hanford, Fla.
ENJOYED
$11.50 Roys’ Scout Work.Shoes, sizes 1 to 5 1
at per pair
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NOTHING I.IK & I TON EARTH
The new trentment for torn flesh,
cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations
that is doing such wonderful work
in flesh healing Is the Borozone
liquid and powder combination
trentment. The liquid Borozone is
a powerful antiseptic that purifies
the wound of nil poisons and infec
tious germs, while tne Borozone
powder Is the grant healer. There is
nothing like it on enrtn for speed,
safety nnd efficiency. Price (liq
uid) 30c, 60c and 51.20. Powder 30e
nnd GOc. Sold by Union Pharmacy.
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$5.00 Men’s Work Shoes,. Army1 last* at per
Shoes at $1.98 .
$2.50 Men*8 Scout Work Shoes at pehpair
�THJSj SANEORD, HERALD, THURSDAY.'MAY (U \W>
Forgotten But
iWorks Still I
WEEK IN
Celery Shipm ents
n fo r d
,Ne\V Sales Plan h MODERNISM WILLl1^ W a' Fi8h“ ’|:
f e ^ E E j BE DISCUSSED ATI ^ f » S A
‘America
W aycross ..
Chicago ....
Pot Yards
Atlanta,
Jacksonville'
Detroit ......
, peeling, Eastern fJfar
Iflissmr HalL>. *,
Festival. Parent Teach
K » v ™- ™ h Sl
Friday
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meeting Knight* Tem p
luncheon,
.12; 1A.;
; Club dinner; Woman's
jan’s Club h o u s lijjj
^ T lT H am oK l^ ppea rcd
Eepnatc Oil contDiittfiCj but
after a -‘wrangle
■nstors over who was rc| for summoning ,her.
jdeTAnnounces
ndidate For The
Justice Peace
icemrnt appears in this
>. ji. Elder for the office
of the peace f o r the first
f Seifaino'.e county'.
Mr.
is election to the office
ip L. G. Stringfellow now
j who is seeking se-elecder is n pioneer resident
rJ and Seminole county.
j years he was a eonduce'old Jacksonville, Tampa
West Railroad and a ftcr, th« same division when
on the west side of the
PLANT BURNS,
Tkr t a a M l i l r i l
I'rriaa)
OLK. Va., May 1.— Fire
Fcdnfsday destroyed the
int of the Farmers' Manut Company, makers o f
nick baskets and barrels,
Atlantic Coast Line rallPugh, Va., six miles from
oth. Two dwelling houses
and a quantity o f lumber
tbumed. W. W. Hargroves,
t of company,. estimated
it $10,000 to $60,000,
outer lands where Americans abide
and linger. It has been so sung
^hundred yt/vrs.
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OpT uirver" \v? Holmes once told
hamuel Frances^ Smith, author o f
Cincinnati .
tha song: *'^our nnma. and fame
BufTa(o ....
will live when my works are for
Louisville
gotten. You have tnadc yourself
immortal in your poems.”
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Smith tloes,hvo in the hearts
and voices of the American people,
young and old, regardless o f hoct,
party, culture or condition—that is,
they keep olive the sing, J>ut forgot
the sipgcr. . How little is really
known o f Dr. Smith, writes The
Washington Star.'
Born in oBston, Oct. 2t, 1898. ft
LEESBURG, M a y' 1— (Special was there the poet died Nov. Id,
to The Herald.)—The enthusiasm 18U5— Unexpectedly, in the railway
displayed Jn the citrus sign-up cam station on the way to a suburban
paign meeting held here Tuesday church to preach!
night clearly indicated that the •Though he was, during his long
growdVs and business people of life, editor .teacher, traveler, etc.,
Leesburg and vicinity arc convinced Dr. Smith wns known best as n
that the onjy solution of the citrus : hymn, writer, having produced
marketing problem is to be found ! more
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than 600 sacred and patriotic
in co-operation. The meeting ex- songs,
snmr,, ‘‘ America” and “ The Mornpressed itself unanimously ns f a c i n g L „
voring co-operative marketing in best known,
principle, following a vigorous adMfess by Col. Walter P. Corbett. ot‘
Jacksonville, who completed- hi-r
speaking itinerary here last night.
Considerable opposition to the
Florida Citrus Exchange and to
some o f its directing personnel in
particular still exists here, nnd
many of the growers are hesitat
ing about signing up because o f
this feeling.
Col. Corbett did so : mince words
in telling the growers in the meet
ing that they ought to get into the
Exchange, which is n co-opernttvo
organization already in existence,
and make themselves heard on the
directing personnel. Col. Corbett gunges. He began writing while in
paid tribute to Dr. J. H. Ross for college, and his work covered u pe
retting n good example by ten riod o f nlniost seventy years, lie
dering his resignation ns presi is described as having had an in
dent o f the Florida Citrus Ex tense appreciation o f nature nnd
o f country, stimulated by a rare
change.
spirituality,
qiialitica
At the beginning of the cam religious
paign the speaker has requested which imbued his writings with
that he be quoted as saying that sympathy for his fellow man.
Besides “ America,” Dr. Smiht
wherever he hnff been in this cam
paign work he has found it being wrote some 60 other patriotis
said that the officers o f the Ex hymns or odes, and that his heart
change should have followed the was ever with the youth o f the
example of Dr. Ross by tendering land is shown in many o f these, es
their resignations, even though all pecially in "Putriotic Sons o f Pn*
terms o f office automatically term triotis Sires” and in “ A Song for
inated with the end of the fiscal Young Am erica," which he com
year. The suggestion again camu posed on Washington's birthday in
to the front Inst night that the 1894, “ My Native Land” he wrote
Exchange ought to go out o f the under the spell o f intense-patriotic
state and get he ables exccuivc to emotion upon landing-in the United
bo had to direct its m arketing States from two years’ travel
abroad.
forces, just as California did.
Corbett Addresses
Leesburg Citizens
Band concert r.t City Park,
Thursday, Mr.y 1st, 8 P. M.
1—
March: U. S. Navy
Crosby
2—
Hungarian .Comedy: Over- ,
3—
Selection: Magic Melody—.
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Romberg
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Bong for Cornet: l.eauty’s
E y e s ...............
Tost!
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Patrol: French
Hosmer
6 —March: Hurculc.*
I.osoy
T— Overture: ranoram a
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ttmUtTioUSP
Rds-Vals#: Albino Sunset. King
9— Musical Obmedy: Royal
Vagabcud
Cohan
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Star Snanylrd Banner . Key
JOS UEIZKNSTF.IN,
Bandmaster.
Washington News
NORRIS INSISTS
WALDO STANDS
FOR HANK FORD
tContinued from page I.)
aylvaniii. .where they nre trying to
p i :ill the power companies in o n p "l,” Ftahfmnn paid.
Competition.
Compctitlun is what is needed,
b - ili via red, adding that “ Henry
)’ n! may not make a good pres!lienl. Wit ho would niuk-* a danLmhus competitor.”
I Chiiinnan Nuiri.; again rufcircd
ti the telegram ."ont to Fortl's emlili*..e*' by Janie:-. Marlin Miller,
vh> quoted l’ resid-mt Coo Iidee as
A*-*viltjr he 'vas “ trying (o deliver”
Muscle .ShuiD to Ford. At the
sqWiting of the hearing, he said in
Jraimesr. to tin- president, he wished
to iituerl in the record the prest■Bent’s laterrient. He also Inserted
pilillcr's statement together with
'another telegram from Miller to
T'i rd'- secretary offering to give
Information on President Cnol'idge’s .-land on Muscle Shoals.
PAGE THREE
Postponed Indefinitely^
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Announcement Kpa foade.Thnr*- j
In keeping with the custom o f
i the Arm during the past three day by the management o f, the
j years, the Ball Hardware Company local office, o f Coral Gablea that
Full Disrursion o f All-Important : has just announced that Its fourth the "Celery Special” which waa to
Question Will Ito llc!d. aJ—No*,
t’ fisfrrng' “fow t trvi1^ iWf-'fmfciy 'A n d 1 by thin company, B a» been* indefi
'" ‘■"triirial AsseVribly of Presby
nitely postponed.
’ extends to Oct. ]
terian Church.
“The Celery Special” will in all
. Lovers of thi s form o f outdoor
proability be run some time during
I l l y T h r Ann tic ini fit P f n r a )
recreation will welcome the usual the latter part o f this month or
GRAND RADIUS* Mich., M ay’
offer o f this popular firm and-taka the first o f June, it wps further
1.— Fundnmcntajisn,
allegation*1
advantage o f the prizes that are stated. Decision to postpone the
of undue mode:-;-Diri among Pres-!
to be offered. The rules are sim- excursion Crip was made in view
byterian m l' uoitarles, charges of
f^ .j-T h w e -M fu m .-strin g v o f tho- fa c t-th a t- marry o f those
iuo_ v4g t o * - u t-ifcn rhr-t taj* ClH-f attached to this offer.
who had made reservations; are
cago prashyitiy. nnd renewal o f [ In the past this contest has at unable to go at this tunc.
the coritr..vi rsy that has centered tracted much interest ami it is n
any local people who desired
about the. Rev. Harry Emerson i safe prediction that It will create
fake the tiTp are busily engaged
Fosdlck, New Yerk pnstor, arc ex-* a great deal of enthusiasm to say with the harvesting the sprutg
peeled to t ike up,much of the time r.rthing o f keen rivalry among crops of celery and other market
uf the 13fith ntmual assembly of local “ rod and reel experts.”
crops and arc* unable to get away
the Presbylci ian church o f the
There are only three rules to re at this time. As an accommoda
United Ktntf” here May 22-23.
member in connection with ihe tion to these, the management-has
Th? proposed unification of the contest They are us follows:
decided to run the special at a
1’ rt‘ii ,-tei ian
Congrega t i o n a I
1. Fish must be caught in Semi later date.
( huuhiv and selection of a mod nole county.
To date approximately 120 peo
erate: to '■uccccij the Rev. Charles
2. Must ho caught with a rod ple o f six bus loads had procured
1 \\ ishnrt. who-retires, a !-i are and reel nnd without assistance of reservations for the motor trip and
f gnrrtcd as matters of business nny kind, shape or form.
it is with regret that the firm an
certain to create inofe thnn casual
.V No contestant can win more nounces that it will be compelled
interest among the lMp enntmis- than one prize.
to change the date of departure>ioners who nie to attend,
— Now here is the Hat o f prizes: However, it was stated, that if
The New York presbytery, to first, Shnkespcnre "Ideal” Level there are those who desire to make
which the last general assembly Wind Reel; second, Heddon’z Bnm- the trip in the big CoraUGftblci
referred charges o f .undue modern boo Casting Rod; th ir d ,'fis h in g bus some time within ,.the 'near
ism made against Rev. Dr. F o b - tackle box and fourth. 50-yard future they will do so as $he com
dick, acting pastor of the First Simson line. .
pany wiH/cohtinue to operate it*
Presbyterian Church, New York,) The Bnll Hurdwnrc Company in weekly bus service.
This bus
has reported Dr. Fosdick’s relig|-| vites you to visit its store and in leaves Sanford each Monday morn
uini yiowxvnr, seeming to it not] duin' about the contest and in ing nt 10 o ’clock.
subject Mo "just criticism. A mi- cidentally look over its complete
n-’tity report tp the assembly here tine o f loading brands of fishing PROTECT
YOUR
CHILD’S
is expected-to renew the attack of tackle and equipment. The store
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the funttanientnlists.
has n nifty dressed window dis Through thoughtlessness the slight
. The charge that the Chicago play which would crcnto n desire cough or cold of a child is often ne
presbytery has tnktn too strongly to go “ fishin’ ’’ with any lover of glected and soon becomes serious.
jlaeifist views in the matter of the|I outdoor sport.
A few doses c f FOLEY'S HONEY
individual’s right op lack of right
AND TAR COMPOUND, at small
to pledge himself not to shore In
cost, taken at the onset of the
warfare, even though his country
cold would faring speedy relief. Be
bo at war, js expected to bring
prepared, have .a* bottle of thU
M ir T h e A anoelalea I ' r r u )
spirited debate on the floor.
CHICAGO, May 1.— Fllowing safe, reliable cough remedy on
Several names nre being heard
quotations prevailed today at the hand, and give promptly when A
in connection with the office of
cough or cold is detected. Equally
moderator. Most prominently men close of the Chicago grain market: as effective for older persona. No
Wheat: May 100.3 to 100.3%;
opiates. Bold everywhere.
tioned are the Rev. Clarence E. July 100.5.
Macartney, pastor of the Arch
Corn: May 76%.
Street Presbyterian Church. Phil-1 Oats: May -16% to 47.
t-adclpuhin; the Rev. Robert E.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Speer, secretary of the Presby
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.— Cot
terian board o f foreign missions, ton market at the close today:
and tbo Rev. Charles E. Erdman, 'May, 20.69;. July 27.19.
professor o f nrnetical theology
and the English Bible at Prince
Of Indianapolis, Indiana.
ton Theological rrntinnry.
I Chnrles Evan Hughes, secretary
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See This Week’s Ad in Saturday
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Hay 1.—
o f state, has accepted nn invitaEvening Post, page 61.
j tiun to address the assembly the James Broks, 16-yenr-old youth of
Mossy Head, near here, was In
j evening o f May 25.
stantly willcn seven miles west of
here when the automobile in which
ho was riding, crashed into a heavy Call Phone 632-J requesting local
truck. Other occupants of the car resident representative to call At
werti only slightly Injured. The your home or office.
boy’s Atlltt wns driving.
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MARKET
EVERY PAIR IS
GUARANTEED .
The Sanford Croilit Association announces the establishment O f it.#. business in this city, with its offices located at 313 First
National Bank Bldg., Telephone 66G. A, E. Dickson, o f the Orlando Credit Association being the owher and Mr.T). M. Sher
wood, Local Manager.
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The following iirma have encouraged tjie or
ganization of this Association, and are members
from the beginning.
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Other firms not mentioned below are .iny^tetl
to become members. The more members we have
the better will be tho service.
SA N F O R D MEMBERS
W c cannot make it too plain to our patrons and any
other hualnesa men who may be interested, that we hnvo
no persona! interest In the rating qr credit funding of
anyone. It U our business merely to gather such facta
an we can from reliable aources based on tho experiences
of merchants throughout this territory, and to report
such facts in all their boldness and frankness to our Buhr
svribers.'
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when-we request a personal sUtcment, not that any re
flection on your reputation ia implied in this request. ^Jt
is really a courtesy we extend.
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The statements you' make to un arc fully verified and
confirmed; they'form the baila o f our reports, and if they
httK M^erable to your credit, they put aside ail doubt as
\Jo yhur reliability In the mintjs o f the patrons o f this
agency. :
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Every man and woman ihoul^ value a good credty
standing as an asset o f more than ordinary worth—and
this standing need not be based on capital or property*;hyt
rather upon the fact that your report for paying your b|M*
is good— has stood the test of time.
There are good men
Peoples Bank of Sanford.
Seminole County.Bank.
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First National Bank.
i:,l»ui j Iiitreim. FV«I IH.-Bfct.
Hill Hardware Co., Hardware.
The Ball Hardware Co„ Jiardware.
Chase & Co.
The Sanford Herald, Newspaper,
ft. C.„Bower, Druggist.
Sanford Loan & Savings Co.
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Haynes & Ratliff, Printers!
Seminole' Hudson Essex Co., Garage.
Wight Brothers Co., Filling StalTon and Garage,
Gonzalez Grocery Co., Retail Grocery.
Knight & .M ^cill, Reai Estate and Insurance',
'^cKfnnon-^rLwoj>d Co., Men's Furnishings.
/ Roumillat & Anderson, Druggists.
Geo. A- Speer & Son, Department Store.
Kent Vulcanizing Co.
J. ILTillis, Meat Market.
Lloyd Shoe Co., Inc., Retail Sheep.'
J. M ; Gillon, Electrical Store.
1V. C. feSitfer. No^eTt^ WoHfs' & Wood Miff.
Pierson Rfigbrs Auto Co., Garage.
who do not pay their bill*, and bml wen.who doipey their
t
t>ills.
Ban ford Buick Co., Garage.
The Yo\«t:ll Co., Depafiment Store.
^Carter Lumber Co^ Retail Lumber.
\Voo4ruff & Watson, Men’ s Furnlshlhgs
E. F. Lane, Real Estate & Insurance.
Henry McLaulin, Jeweler.
The Matthews Press, Printipg.
There are rich menyarho are “ n)oney-poor,” pnd
poor men who ManAgA to -have* some little m on ey’and
keep their credit good.
It will be readily recognized that the services t>f such
»n agency as we maintain'Is indispensable
in
modern
businesa.
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THE SANFORD HERALD^<THURSDAY,<MAY 11 182*. fo’. -HIT
The Sanforil Herald «( The Florida Rubber Industry, Whnt Of It*?
, f i k l k li n l rrrrr KflrniM* r m y i
■Saadar hr Tho D rn U Prlatta#
Co., M kfanl, Florida.
Entered an Second Claes Mutter, Oe*
iober IT, 1*1*. at tho Postofflc* at
Sanford, Florida, under act of March
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HOLLAJtD U UKAJl____ .... Rditor
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Mara oil* Areas*
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_llvered In City by Carrier per
week 16c. \Vi-*kiy Edition »! Per
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lotlces of entertainment* whete
t h i i t t i are made, will be charged
lor at regular advertising ratea
m n s R T n ft ssson sT n n r n m
■; Tho Associated r a i l to excluaIvoMr ontliloo to tho uae for repubAcattnn ot all clow* dUpotchea
S R credited to It 01 not otherwise
Credited In thte paper and also the
local new* oubllaived Jlereln. All
righto ot re-tiublicatiui. of special
dispatches herein are aieo reserved.
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TH URSDAY, "m a V 1, 102-f.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR ""TO I) AY.
W H AT IS PURE RELIGION?—
Puro religion and undefiled before
Cod’ and the Father is this: To
Visit the fatherless and widows in
their affliction.-and. to keep hiroselL unspotted front the world.
p s a l m ’ LXJtXVt. .
Thy gracious car, O Lord, incline;
O hear me, I thee pray;
F or 4 am poor^ and nlmost pine
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need and sad decay.
f r w t rve my souj; for I have trod
f ways, and love the just;
thou thy servant, 0 my God,
o still in thee doth trust.
Pity me, Lord, for daily thee
JTcall; Oh make rejotec
Thy servant’* soul! CCrd. to thoo
I -lift my soul and voice.
— John Milton:
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I f some folks would ke<?b their
names outl df* the' courts they
Wouldn't have1 to worry about see
ing, them in print.
----------oApparently that type o f man,
outstanding among which is Frank
Vanderlip, is not limited to Now
York o f Washington,
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About every so often some one comes forward with n
Shocking Bolshevism.
Beautiful Faith.
proposal that rubber trees be planted in Florida for com
Great Praxteles.
mercial purposes. Within the last five years probably every
Preserved Microbe*.
newspaper in the state has had occasion to publish glowing
Copyright, lJJl
accounts of plans fo r a great rubber industry for southern
Florida. But for some reason the project does not seem to
TH E RUSSIAN government is
get underway.
importing shiploads of meat from
The Herald has no information as to what would prevent South America, a million and a
the successful growing of-rubber. i^Eiorida,JlUuiy. magnifi, ■half pounds in tho, first
Xhu
ccnt’ trcrs-nf-ttre -varicty^frmTr which commercial rubber is idea is to break the high price of
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taken are found grown
to fine sixe in the more tropical sec- meat and provide cheap food for
tions of the state, proving, it would seem, that there are no tho Russian people.
In name of the holy vested
climate nor,soil regions that.would prevent the growing of
rights and lofty financial morality,
‘the drees on an extensive scale. ,
Is it because o f the long timjp retjufrfcd to bring a riibber d!9 you ever hear anything of
tree to commercial Mao.or j.i it ’t heJcar that scientisU-will, more .thoroughly-.socialistic,, an
archistic and Bolshevist than that?
find
tind a substitute for? "sap” rubber lhat call be produced at a
Let us pray that no such idea o f
:okt too low for competition by the rubber-tree growers?
government may eyer reach this
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'-Solfor rubber iitipoolied fronfCentrnl and South America,
frortYAfrica and Asia has'Rupplied a demand that has grown happy landto enormous proportions. Automobile tires, alone, must be
MRS. W ILLIAM JENNINGS
usinjtf million? of pounds of tree rubber every year; and tires BRYAN, gives an interview ex
are only one i(em*jnja list of rubber-made articles that would pressing -great faith in Raymond
T. R ichly, revivalist and "healer
fill many columnV$f newspaper space. Rubber, in fact, is by faith.’’ Unable to move from
used in greater vaHefy perhaps than any of us imagines. her invalid chair, Mrs. Bryan goes
a long distance to hear this earnest
They are even using ft for street paving in London’
It was an account of*the success of the rubber-paved street man preach. And she feels^ much
better already.
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rubber plantations. Bnrpugh High Street in London was „ IF 1IER faith is strong enough,
paved with rubber surface three,years ago, and its excellent she will,bo healed says Mrs. Bryan.
If not, ^T. will simply accept it as
condition today has convinced London str.eet builders that .evidence.
That I do not believe
that sort o f paving is superior to any other of like cost. Wb&t atrongly enough in God’s power
thfx cost is. *The Herald does not know, but if Florida can to cure.”
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The ordinary mind tries fairly
raise its own rubber it may be able to produce its own street
to understand why Divine ;Ownlpopaving’ material, Scienic highways, rubber surfaced, may be tence, able by mere effort o f will
on& of Florida’ s attractions twenty years hence. Can some to-relievo misery and cure disease,
one give us authentic information as to the progress of the should refrain, regardless o f inter
vening. revilvmista, and of every
rubber-growing
industry in this stale?,
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The concluding chapter in the bobbed hair bandit serial
is about to be written and the great thriller is over.
The
space occuped by pews of this twentieth century robber will
give place to better news stories,
. 1 Beginning in January and lasting until a week ngo the
activities of New York’s famous and perhaps we can say
"favorite” bobbed,hair bandit occup ed the front pages of
practically all o f the country’s newspapers. To many publi
cations the accounts o f the activities of this bobbed hair girl
iroved to be as good as a continued story for renders found
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That wasn’t any Teapot Dome we
wai That wys Jus
how
theoilnext chapter o f the story might turn out.
had here.
If an
bubbly and whoijLit
it burst there was
Six hundred special police officers had been assigned to
found to bo notpii
ing there.
make the capture of the bobbed hair bandit and her compan
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M cA dto president at the United work-in the big city the pAir, good at the hold-up game, came
State** you can’t deny that he is South but were captured in Jacksonville.
preferable to Underwood.
The entire series of robberies conducted by the bobbed
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doil’i-r e g is t e r tonight, you hnvo that one lone bobbed hair girl, with one companion, wasmblc
n o -k k k coming if politicians dc*
to hpld Bp a big-city^fm* a’month, eluding six hundred officers,
walk, off with all the tax money.
keep everybody guessing, carries with it considerable signifi■
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Got .the flags out tomorrow and
drdha ftp Sanford. Make these AleA d * « delegates Iniaw that Sanford
is / W i t there' when it com ?!r.t*
boftdjjllity and entertainment.--
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*®eware pf bunk!” exclaims the
Orjandu Sentinel. Does it include
>1.——Tonga JJnion.
)unk ymf can’t sleep
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which scared' Sanford children—
and the rest o f us— last night was
sparks flying from the tornado .13
ft ripped up houses in Georgia.
Brisbane Sees It
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|opa'n st Jt'. un(lf rstandjr
[called Wall street.—Cob
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dark horse
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ate we are in imminent i
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Some ancestors would ,
prised to lenm that'they]
chief source of their n
pride.— New Haven Rejijj
. It is about time to ettn
vestitration to ascertain i
contrress is not -attendinrj
nation’s business.—Albany/
Those conservatives who■
ed that the fajr sex
leahn to use the rixht if t
nre referred to the fartt
women have just bee nii
election frauds in New
Nashville Southern Lun
Nothing,
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THERE IS "money in a t t ” .wl
it really is art and also pf
things more important than tsi
.Long ngo,
eighteen
hu*.
years before Columbus sailed H it
America, I'rnxiteles,
a
Greek
sculptor, was studying the still
greater Phidias, dead before Pra**-’ Editor The Herald.
itelo was
born.
Among
other
D.enr S ir:— An article appeared
things, Praxiteles made
n your paper in the issue of Apr.
o f Hermes Greek god, co
D, under the heading o f Wage In
ing to the Egyptian Thoth nven- crease to Railroad employees by
tor o f arts and science.
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,jihe Atlantic Coast Lino, I wish to
What . Traxietles
. . . got /°:r ^ ati!m*ke a correction in this article,
statue, from which the right arnv frhich you will And attached hereis now missing, nobody know s-^ ^uh, and kindly ask you to give
probably just eriough ' money to'
is space in your paper nt an
continue making other statues.
rly date which will put this
You couldn't buy it now for' aestion In its true light just how
twenty millions or nny priceIs wnge increase was handled
and who was responsible for it.
TbiE GREEK nation, in a friend
6u need not sig* my name unly mood, thinks o f sending that
ks you find it necessary to do so.
marvblous statue to the United jj This wnge increase has been un’States to inspire artists. It would]]□<jr way for some time being
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Handled by Mr. G. W . Lnughlin,
r l ‘ y, i . . v . re,ck u;lH.t0ry’
Chairman of the Enginll
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•or" on thc Atlantic Coast Line.
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lt* T^“ t IJndcr the Chicago agreement the
^a*J 1 ltUu t S *uhrtK1
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ral chairman o f the engineers
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Sanford’s Forum
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with him two Grand O fficers in
the settlement o f this wage move
mentMr. R. L. Glenn who claims to
be largely responsible for this in
crease represents about twentyfive per cent of the firemen on the
Atlantic Coast Line and was ap
pointed to this position only V
short time ngo. He has not had
time or the opportunity to become
familiar with changes that should
be made in the present agreement,
therefore, could not have been very
instrumental in reaching a new
wnge scale. No doubt Mr. Glenn
wns present in Wilmington when
this settlement was reached be
tween the officials o f the road and
Mj, Lnughlin I deem it necessary
to make this explanation and cor
rection that nil interested may
fully understand the situation.
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JJ When your Earning Capacity is much less than I
* Present time— N^’v is the time to save— while yoni
5 able.
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You will be surprised to see how fast your Savfl
5 Account will grow with regular Systematic Saving!fe
* the Seminole County Bank.
------ COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH IfrMAKE THIS YOUR BANK
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Seminole County Bank
Strength.
Service
I „ . ip er jcent inierest Pdid'oirSavingT
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Those cata thcy~are
o f the bnjf in Washin
be wildcats.— Nashv
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cpnter for that rich city, and op'a a^The Miami News - Metropolis,
Miami, needs a newspaper which
*. posed by the foolish, might dellyec; fcau|lht by j . M. CoXt
a > ill flghf for the right. The Hof*
I shall detnin you no longer in tho demonstration o f a lecture in New York using the gtcat nnnnr
paper. nnf
But «lnm
since Cox V
bought ntd of.Vm t city isr.&Vienacc to the
what we shouljl not do, but strait conduct yp to- a hill-side Greek, statue, to remind tho public fir it wioldcil no influence whatso state.': It 1s a Republican, newspa
that Pericles, who was to Athens
9pe|ddng o f the .Japunese ,cjt: where I will point ye out the right path of a virtuous and no what Mayor' Hylan is to New, ever. It prospered because it was per,'under .a Democratic pnoak. It
champion o f W all street' and
elusion amendment, foreign au ble education; laborious indeed nt the first ascent, but else so York, wns also attacked on tho published in Miami, but its policies is a.....
... of. Miami’s greatest citshowed that-those In charge o f the an ongroy
thorities have credited Japan with
B».r ona ‘hundred per cent literacy, smooth, so green, so full of goodly prospect, and melodious ground that he was spending too feditorinl columns wer^* not fa m il-' izen ami nsset and af
also the nation’s
much on fine buildings.
which is a goal fo r the United sounds on every side, that tho harp of Orpheus was not more •*’ Pericles, a plutocrat, although lar with Florida or it., ntfairs, and greatest Domncrat. Thousands o f
ft was a fence-rider on all Stata people who gladly welcomed James
States to shoot at.
charming.—John Milton.
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Issues.
M. Cox rojoice that Morton Milford
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whnt Mayor Hylan couldn't do. He
-oBut ^lr. Cox woke up and now is to direct its editorial policy. Peo
Work is progressing rapidly on
They (corporations) cannot commit trespass nor lie out offered to- pay, for all thd Work http Morton Milford a t editor, and ple will now read ', the editorial
the now baseball park and from nil
himself 1f they would; allow ifo
reports Sanford will soon have one lawed, nor excommunicate, for they have no souls.—Sir Ed name but his , own -to unpenr on f t . will , have a fixed policy nod pages of, the News-Metropolis,
state nytttcrs will be intelligently) There are one op .two other dallies
o f ..the best athletic fields in the ward Coke. »v •py v
the huildlqg.
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having no policy nnd not knowing
state. A fter it gets a park it will
Papers with no policy— with Florida because not acquainted
need a baseball team.
DON’T F A IL to sec Ifcsmes if Wen unfamiliar with Florida’* nf- with Fiori'da, its history or affairs.
o---------he comes and don’t be prejudiced Jfairs—cannot wield any influence, It Is time for these papers to wako
fT he vacuum cleaning process
by the fact that hU relations with and Mr. Cox knows this. So Mr. up and command some influence
will take the place o f the old-fishVcnuawcre not in'all respects reg Jlox has secured in Milford an edi
lonqd < currycomb in the
United
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ular. They didn’t know ns much' tor who hns made a study o f Flor and nlso more readers. No man re*
States cavalry,” comments the
about morals in those days as wo id a affairs, and tho Ncwa-Metropo- spects a paper where cowardice
Dearborn
Independent, and it) j t stcmi,
ly fair to take tho
Jlis will prove a power.’,
rules the roost.—Tampa Observer.
But .verbal expression o f policy, know.
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'b * UnltCd Stai nnft» em anation 'o f't h e J a ^ n e s c ns the Japanese envoy’s unfortun
tes government. _____
ambassador at Us face value. When ate experience shows, is a different
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[Trank Vanderlip.. Juat copldn’t sequences,” *h*
{ ? *says,
£ ! ? he did C^
* matter. And to tell tho truth,
not
In
great
praise
of
the
ruling
mon*
f
the
verbiage
applied*^
good
deal
keep his mouth shut. Every time mean to make any threat but only
. .situation In the senate, when arch, some expressions o f religi,
the Wind blew—and even frequent to point nut that hostile legislation tho
ly When it didn't— his jaw waved against tho Japanese would injuro the hill was d ebp f«l,.w as just as Ods faith. That was all.
The future will b« enlightened
like a flapper's dress on a windy the good will existing between unfortunate- as Mr. TWanihara’a
•treat corner. He repealed rum m America and Japan. International break ,’ ■because It tendAi to stir when it digs up the cornerstone of
W HOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BROKERS.
copoorning the sale of the Marion friendship, or even international up harti toolings rathciWunnecas- a hotel— hospital just laid. That
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Star by Warren-Harding and now tolerance, is a valuable commodity
In diplomacy e/peciall,
all, it seems ” >g pictures showing surgeons pe»vhe fa, being sued for libel by the in this selfish world .and it is in,to matter le.^i
i r ,what
- j" *aid than forming modern operations,'.alsfl
•- present owners a ; the Star.
|deed a rather grave thing to im how it is said— less
leas what
whnt policy,
policy. is
ls glass • .stained •>' specimens”' ' ' o f
pair it.
Kn
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. cnforcerl than what kind o f tnn- germs that orodUce disease and 6
A few hours still remain 'in
a J»L IS " u y .u° ndm,JttL
c‘b nn,l KUaR*. is used in enforcing it. In collectloft o f d tu g s • now called
which- voters may registiu'.for the Ambassador
Hanlhara in d his gov* ! nn
,
Jape primary. Supervisor of Reg. erpment may be exculpated, and i ? bthcr ’lumiln rol«Hons are uni- sonifies” for . >,certain *- diseases,
Istratioi^ Du Bose will keep his o f Xfie incldeqt, be declared closed, form Courtejy and precision o f lan- W ith-a list o f disekfejhrl-^that wd
fice open until nine o’clock tonight* without recoiiaidering or apologiz gmjgo so Important as in interna consinder incurable.
iN in B n a a a a n a a B a a a a H n a a a a a a a a a a M a a a a n n a n a a a n a a H n a
fo r tne accomodation of those de- ing for the -Immigration
policy tional relations. There is no great
■iring Vo make sure that their adopted by congress.
THOSE PRESERVE^ microbe?
er guarantee o f international peace will be especially
naw ef are on the booJuu M
valuable a a M l
have registered and paid!tjbjr
curiosities, If they survive a ftfwi [ .*
m*nmcsra' thousand
-------- ' -------t ^ e a . during the last fAvv.^ayx. , ^ u n d . America is master of its : 1
years from
ho\y. for ’ini iV VJwhich congress,
t>Yn house and may exclude whom 1pccislly the senate, sometimes time disease germs-willWco.me
tlnct.
A n i thc>f,c microbes,
lis Is an intcreatiniir' age lire It pleases
overlooks..
served, will be as precious to fu- 'V
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In Oklahoma to satisfy
>ijli
'dinosaur eggs dug up in Asia. , i*
[nation for a generuti
governor o f Indianj
nuNsroarrA-nott
lo him. But it Is
By IRVIN S. C^OBB
Dan Dobbs Says
who are disliiW fkd
COOTANY
the conventional rulea o f d*All
work
and
rto
pay
makes
JiQ
a married man— and it we talked ft over and -finally -we
P U K IG I1T A X II I'A ySM XU t'.U SK IIVICI^
Sehetaries o f the In
a dull wife.
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jinakc nny diffcrones how compromised.”
ivy and their assistants ar
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F*has been married, either
t United States Attorney Oener*
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can' leave footprints qn’ thS
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’ id higher otfiCais as well get — the workings of the female mind
Oh—on silk.”
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night, gentlemen!" is
o f the husband who was describ
happily wedded .pair.
*Vla Baltlmoru uml roll. fV ia Uaiilmora or I’hllaitulphla uml
tringfellow hud to say
ing to his friend the result o f <i
Mr. Smith comes homo with fu r
Vacations are coming. Sunburn
I—All-water via Philadelphia or Ualllmore: direct con-aacUons
ling the rumors which h* '* *1' difference bf opinion with tho rows o f care in his brow.
makes a skin you hate to touch.
at Pnllkdelphln. three daye lay over at Baltimore.
to have started concerning
"Mary,” he says, "the way bills
Except on tickets reading Haannah. Os. meal- on etramera
integrity of the city commls- estimable woman who bore his keep piling up is scandalous. W e’re
are Included. All m om i on Alleghany and Berkihlre and *nnie
No movie is as bad as its name.
name
and
shared
his
lot.
room*
on other steamer* have extra charge.
l The rumor ia that the Hutspending more than I make. W e’ve
"I believe in giytfsnd take,” he got to cut expenses to the bone,;
. Engineering Company has (o
j * « k * n t l l l r T * P h lla d elp k la
Jaekaaavllle To Italllnare
There is Uttli truth people nat.
1. its profits twenty percent said; "we started out that way at
• SlOO P , H . v ia S a va n aak
SlOO 1>. M„ Via S«»BBB*h
th o f .us— if we expect to make urally try to stretch, it.
the
beginning
and
we’ve,
always
he city commission.
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ends meet at the end o f the year.
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ting his duty as a citizen by inquired his friend, who w6s 6* tliitigs and going all along the
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uniting a thorough house- bachelor.
line. Now, what would you sugThe skeleton la the average cloj
-p i
all
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*fe Is iu -tho-csUor..- _— •—
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)h, - bully, Now, foi
faw months ago
Mrs. Smith ponders a
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Along with other things bobbed hair came in for ills
share pf frto^adviriiaing arvt tjie public pas boeu- pducatod
to the fact that in ail activities bobbed hnirts coming to piny
an important port.
— ; —,
Lnughlin
h a d ,600 Elm A venue-L
fS $ £ ™ ^
S
n)*nor^ y - Mr. U
u .h lln h.d|
While readers of TheJlerald,will miss the news atoriea-..-.
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telling otthcrobbfjieak'orm a.bobcdhR ir
l« ? t supplied with other robbery stories becaus^atthe
2rcnt mai" "
.tor,, the philosopher, Anaazngoras.
MIAMI IS FORTUNATE
this class of news is being received it is almost safe, for a
TAM PA OBSERVER
MAYOR
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New
York.
priper to predict that it may be considered a regular feature
anxious'to build a magnificent art i
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in.the life of the newspaper*
.
Ju*t now thp kettle 1
blamed- for calling a..]
black.— New Orleans StT
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY,'MAT t , 1924. ^
MRS. W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor,
Phone 493-J,
r»A W 6 lttrW T L L OBSERVE
L ^ r y .c M -r ill
[V Festival at f i f t h
E Parent-Teachers Aa.K)h Mobley ’ »wl Miss
L wi)i entertain at
1/30 o’clock, at the reslU Mobley. .
Let Lake will entertain
Week Club at her home
Ly Matrons will meet
NAyleet Fitts at 3:30
Ltther Banquet” under
C of the Woman’s Club,
Uc ,nt the club rooms.
[Biturday
Lrlcan Legion Auxiliary
L regular meeting with
IStevens at 4 o ’clock.
Bren’s story houri at the
I 2 o'clock.
rcial n o t i c e .
.
fcricsn Legion Auxiliary
[it the home o f Mrs. F.
L Saturday, May 3, at
Lr the book show or-for
E -•hospital at Lake
|k one please bring one
rsonals
unnicliffe spent Tuesday
id, on business.
lemdon has just returntrip to Sarasota.'
MAY DAY
FESTIVAL
NURSE’S SCHEDULE:
For Week Beginning May 5th.
Monday, May 5th—Home vis
its, I.akc Monroe and Paoln.
Tuesday, May 6th— Monthly
school visit, Oviedo;.
Wednesday, May 7th— Home
.visit*. Sanford.- «* £ lri'v
.
Thursday,* May 8th— Home
visits, Sanford.
Friday, May .9th— Home vis
its, Lake Mary.
Saturday, May 10th— OITFc.
Office Hours— Dnily, 4:30 to
5:30 I'. M. Saturday, 8:30 to
12:00, 1:00 to 5:80.
l'hone 641-W.
Mrs. Kirtlev and Mrs. Tolar.
Artistically arranged gladiolus
and spring garden flowers, in nil
1phonograph-ami a morning pertod rcoters-of thiTTalnhoWr wilh^ h an g
Among the new arrivals for
ing baskets of bamboo, were e f
;o f special music with orchestra.
horn Sanford always has a warm
fectively used i f decorating the
elcome is C. A. .Byrd, of Arcadia,
club rooms, transforming it into a who is the new manager for the
perfect bower o f blossoms, while Southern Utilities here. Mr. Uyrd
the beautiful spring gowns o f the aspects to move his family here a
Mrs. Colclough will also give a ladies added charm and beauty *o BHle later and make his home in
short talk on music appreciation. the scene. A rninbow party was Sanford.
Pipe Organ Club— A musicalc complete in every detail. *
Progrcssvio bridge was played
out the United States a I'oye for May Day Tea, Monday afternoon,
1- EVENING BRIDGE CLUB
j
music and an appreciation o f its May 5, at 5 o'clock at the home of at 30 tables, which had been a tMrs.
George
DeCottes,
enter
grow ing importance lit the life of Mrs, John Miller, West First trnvtively arranged for the games
and at the conclusion, Mrs. Donald tained the Evening Bridge Club,
the individual and the. R!b' o f the Street.
community.
/ . * ' v;
Cecilian Music Club— Piano re Whitcomb received high prize, a Tuesday evening at her new home
handsome brass candclahrn, com
on Sanford Heights. The recep
During tno week at May, 4-11, cital May 10— Superintendent T. plete with the candles.
W
Lawton
will
give
a
talk
on
tion room of the DeCottes home,
if .the plans of the pfogfapi ma
Mrs.
Ed
Higgins,
low
prize;
a
terialize, an opportunity will be music. Songs by Mrs. Russell.
w7iich
is well adapted for* enter
beautiful
silver
vase,
St. Agnes Guild— A musicalc at
given every man, woman, and
Mrs. Baumel, cut prize, a pair taining was decorated with pe*
the
h
om
o'of
Mrs.
Tak'ach
on
Cel
child in Sanford to hear its .-mes
qf silk hose.
lunias of nil colors. A delightful
sage and to realize that at^cast ery Avenue^ all mothers of Guild
Following the games the guests
monibersr
cordially
invited.
evening
was spent at cards, among
some form o f music has an’ appcnl
wore served cream and cako in
Girls—Twilight Music- rninboW f^lors, ench plate being tho club members, there being
to .and a meaning .fur bipi^or her. aleScdality
Monday, 6 to 7.
covered with n dainty lace mat o r ----------'C ir j'' ■ •
Victrola
Program — YowcU's rainhow candies os favors, empha three tables.
C A LE N llA K N A T IO N A rrM C sic
High score nmong the !adie<
storo,
Tuesday
afternuon,
May
6,
sizing the rainbow color .scheme.
- WEEK.
*
.
from 4 to 5.
wav
made by Mrs. Rnumillat,'\vh<>
Serving were n number o f charm
May 4— Mny 11G. F. S., Jr.— Friday afternoon ing young ladies in rninbow cos wi*< presented with a book, "Sin-,
With the Churches— requetsed
musicale.
tumes, Miss d i c e Newman, Mis*
sermons—preludes on music and
Edison
Program— Hlntrrmistcr Mildred Holly, Miss Mary Eliza ners in Heaven'," the prize for
special choir numbers.
Music Compnny, Wednesday, May beth Pulcston, Miss Sarah Evelyn .score among the gentlemen'fell to
Woman’s Club— Short afternoon 7, front 4 to 5 p. m.
Williams, Miss Marian Hand and «.Dr. I’ulcrton, a k*y container.
program at tfbncrnl metings.- JS
G. Fi 'S Sy.— Impromptu music- llliks Georgia Mobley.,
Sanford Band Concert—Thurs ale.' Tuesday nfternoon, Mny 6.
day night, May 8.
Tho Business Woman’s Club— CLAIMS MOST PROLIFIC PIG. *
Cantata (Pandora) direction of An evening with music, In the
LONGMIKE, Cal., May 1,— Av
f.A O K tll
Mrs. J. M. Colclough— students studio o f Mrs. Fannio Munson, Lewis, Glenn county farmer., be
tS.Onilown bring!,
Monday evening, May 5.
factory
r ■> b u i l t
lieves he has the prize mother pig.
from the grammer school— Friday
ly |i«Wrlirr.
any
• Milano Theatre— Through the Her first litter. Just born, broughtmnki>.
(looil
ns
evening, Mny 9.
Pandora is nn
entire week— The Green River Or- 23 pigs into the world and 15 ura
netv.
Ask t o see
operetta in three acts, revised ed ' chestrn, accompanying
one
Norton living. From this litter Lewis will
have within six months more than
it. s. r o v n
ition by C. E. Le Massena and Comedians.
I 'r - p l r a lln nk
a ton o f pork to market.
A T T E N T IO N
KNIGHTS 6 r PYTHIAS
Would Ujfe to communicate
with every Pythian in SanJford. Address W. P. WingLEY!S HO^EY A N il T A R CDMJTRr, ML
W C flW ' Tor ' ccugns, cold* and
hoarseness, also free sample pack
ages o f FOLF-Y PILLS, a diuretic
stimulant fov the kidneys and
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
for Constipniion and BUioiuness.,
Thesu wonderful remedies hnvc1
helped millions of people.
Try |
them. Sold everywhere.
FUND
Reception Given At
Presbyterian Church
22S
PHONE 8
"W e 'd like t o w h lin rr 4n the ear
Of thi>sw w h o ari* rnvor seeking.
That nutllrnft* would kindly 'hear
The mnr» w h o ’ ll serve Ice, Cream while
speak In*.*'
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WINCHESTER
DASERALL GOODS
Ball Hardware Co..
Five, Ten or Fifteen Acres.
FIT rop AQUEEN
Low Price and Easy
Terms
*
At
All Good Dealers or
PHONE 634
W H O LE S A L E AND R E T A IL
On Railroad. Ideal location
for Warehouse
Easy TerntH.
Building Lota in all sect ions
of the City On Easy Terms.
DISCOUNT, FRIDAY
AND
SATUR
DAY ON ALL OUR HATS
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
Rooms 501-2 First
Nat'l Bank Bld’g.------ Pht
Chuluota
Machinery for the new stnve
Wednesday for a week
A distinguished* and beautiful re factory arrived .Tuesday and fis
b Merton Aycott..
ception was the one held at the being assem bled'by the mnnager,
Presbyterian
Church,
Tuesday W. T. Tart. The manufacture of
night, when the cabinet o f the barrel staves will employ 15 men.
ladies’ auxiliary o f the Presbyter
ian Church held an open house to
all members o f the congregation
and their friends. There assem
bled a gathering o f 100 or more
guests and a glad hand shake
awaited every one.
The church was most attractive
with spring day decorations, many
spring flowers Interspersed among
the greeti. The guets were greeted
at the door by Mrs. H. J. Lehman
and Mrs. H.'M cLaulln who passed
, -them ' on to' Mrs. Fred Williams
•jw-and Mrs. A lfred Lilja, who. introduced Rev. and Mrs. Brownlee who
Mrs. J. H. McMullei assisted^in-making e v e r y o n q ib e t tt fr
f* from the McBrid ■ a cq u a in te d ... ^
teoni Street.
Punch was served, during the
evening by Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs.
f to New Smyrna Tues- Henley, Mrs. Claud Howard, Mrs.
'John Gillon, Bruce An- R, H. Walthour and Mrs. W. S.
1 Alfred Lee.
Earle.
. The program was divided into
Drane, vice president tw o or three parts with readings,
Loan am) Savings music and games. An interesting
i in Stnford, on bus- and amusing feature o f the evening
$vas the contest o f guessing the
originals from the pictures o f the
I MVs. Charles Anderson celebrities o f their own congrega
14 Elm
Street announce tion taken in childhood, which were
-------------->f a ion. Charles Arthur, pinned on the wall for inspection.
A salad course with sandwiches
»t their residence.
and coffee was served. .
T h e'’com m ittee’ in charge were,
Mm . Joe ffee, Tuesday
Mrs. H. C. DuBose, chairman of
tiday, were her mother,
•shop, and Mrs. C. H. refreshments, Mrs. I). L. Thrasher.
unch'; Mrs. George Hart, dccorai baby of Titusville.
onst prograin, Christian Endeav
or with Mrs. R. C. Maxwell >tid;
P- McCuller, Mrs. Ray- Miss Gale Marshall as chairmen;
«id Mrs. Dick Twitcheil
Cabinet members acting.as host
a Mt Dora Tuesday esses were Mrs. H. M. McCasliti,
Mrs. T. M.‘ Puleaton, Mrs. Thrash
er, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. DuBose, Mrs.
lends of Mrs. Vance Lehman, Mrs. M cLaulin.Mrs. Will
* sorry to,hear that iams, Mrs. LUJa, Mrs. R- M. Gro*t her homer oh Sin- venstcin, Mrs. Joe A. Harold. Mrs.
P. Paxton, Mrs. Roy Bower,
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Street, Afternoon, and Evening Dresses, all in one lot for a 2-day Cloan-i
All new numbers, every one Different styles, values up to $39.75 for
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W*i» here for a .few days
Beach is Robert E.
“ topping at the Mente-
I Southern
College '* lr
rS\.Uway were Mri am
, . ^ a y . Mrs,. R. C
lnd Miss Florenco Mci
' Stopping over In Sanford for a
fewldays, on their wqy north, from
South Florida, wdpi Mr., and -Mrs.
R. Hi Stokes and children and Mrs.
L. 'J. Pitt*: o f . Hooksett, *
ft-,
asts o f the Montezuma while
re.
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■ Blazer of * Nocattee,
«attee Crate Company,
'Mday jn Sanford, on
a guest of the Semi-
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chestra; 10 concert, vocal, iuitVu-iS
mental.
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KHS— Los Angeles (395) 8 or-'5
chestra; 8:30-12 contest, cohccrt, [ b
orchestra
W HA8— Louisvljlc Journal, '(400) f 5 b b
7:30-9 Concert, Sunday’ School l c i-| »
son. talk.
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WGI— Medford (360 )
5 'b lg ;3
Brother Club; 5:30 evening pro- ijl
R1-*™' ■ ;
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W BAH— Mlnneapolia (417) 0:30 ‘ ■!
Firemen’s Somaphono Sextette.
J!
WLAG— Minneapolis-St.
Paul B,
(417) 7:30 lectures.
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X K A C — Montreal (425 ) 6 be«L a
time; 6:30-9:30 orchestra studio, ■
orchestra.
WOR— Newark (.0 5 ) 4:30 mu
sic.
, W E A F—New York (402) 5:30J talks, music, orchestra.
WJY— N e* York (405)
5:30-
8;15 baritone.!
W J Z -N e w York (455) 5 s to r -!
lea;
5:30-8:30 talks, music; 8.30:
Stopping in Sanford to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Douglass were
* * Mrs. M. V. Douglass and daughtar.
CbarleUa, j(i» (or
■J after a pleasant wth- hiindsome brass coin pole, Mrs. Me- Mis*. Frances Douglass, o t J nv? * '
-1
«rd are Mr. and Mrs. Namara. winning low, a pretty ness. Mrs. Douglass anq her
; 11r- and Mrs. BclF le ft dalr
embroidery scissors, and daughter are on ‘ their way to
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library set complete.
Following
the awarding ox prizes the moat
attractive pla**)unehedn..woa b*jv.sllera tloiv iW
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tin
N j^om Ts ngerina where
avUlt-'tbfriends
night
to Papen
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a of P
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°f the Southern
Psny. Mr. Hendricks
for several
"Daddy loug-Legs."
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s!.W—uma.ia (360) 8 edu
-Ogiaha (526) 6:30 orch«V;*= 9 Sle.?wood- Ia- ^ent,
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. ~WIP—Phlladeluhia (W) 4:06
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KDKA—Pittsburgh (8*6) 5:90
childscn; 6:15 farm program; 10
concert.
WCAB—Pittsburg 1492) 4:30
concert;. 5:30 Uncle Kaybee;‘6:45
fcitun; .6:80 musical; 9 orches'KGW—Portland (492) 10 oc."
cordlon; 40:15-1* dance.
TO
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Frrcahn
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hild
ren
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trcaq (4*3) 7:30
D IN THESE NEWTR0CKS
, •'
gowna which bring 1 )111 all one'
ta upholda. tte^theory thet.4hc
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for every
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 1,-1924,
RECORD CROWD Orlando Bulldogs Says Piles H ea l: Up
Memphis Leading How They Stand
.Southern League;, *
E X P E C T E D A T Make Clean Sweep and Disappear forever
Florida State League.
Seldom- P »lfr'ftrfH H r;A'5sTilpre- Re
oo L ost Pe
Double Bill Orlando __ ___ - ........•tW
BO XIN fr^BOD TS W itlr "Bradenlotwi lief from All Pain and Suffering.
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MOBILE, May L— Mobile hit two
’Atlanta pitchers hard Wednesday
and ‘defeated the Crackers 10 to
four, making two out of three.
Score by innings:
'Atlanta ____ 000 300 010 - , 4 0 2
Mobile .........10.1 101 40x— 10 12 1
*— Batteries: Slappy, McLaughlin
and Brock; Bird nnd DevoYmer.
Memphis 2*1; Nashville 1-0.
MEMPHIS, May L— Memphis
again forged to the front in the
outhem Association W ednc«lny
y winning n double-header from
Nashville two to one, aiid one t<»
nothing, while Atlanta wus losing
t o ‘ Mobile.
Score by innings:
First Game—
Nashville
100 000 000 00— 1 7 1
Memphis
000 100 000 01— 2 11 0
Batteries: Allen and Wells; Kel
ly and Ynryan.
Second Game—
Nashville ................ 000 000 O—O 2 0
Memphis .................. 100 ooo x— l 5 1
<-, Batteries: Friday and Mackey;
‘Mitchell and Yayan.".
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Lakeland . .. - ..... - .....LI
SL P e te rsh o 'V .........-12
Bradenlown _ ........ * 0
Tnmpn .... .
7
Daytona
. , ....... - 6
Natini al Le&gir?.
W on
New York
.. ........1*
Clnctnnntt
Chicngo ....
Boston .......
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
American League
Guaranteed by All DruggiaLx.
7 .65)
8 ,00)
11 .45)
LI .15)
15 .28*
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Many sufferers from Piles or
Hemorrhoids have bccorrrt* despond
ent because they have been led to
believe that their case was hopeless
and that there was nothing in the
world to help them.
. To these people we say,»,‘G o 'to
your druggist and get an original
box o f MOAVA SU PPOSITOR
dipped in soft caram elIES." One o f these inserted into
the rectum according to direct ions
rolled ip crisp n u ts will be found to give immediate
relief. They reach the source of
then coaled with
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the trouble and by their soothing,
>i sweet milk chocolate.
haeling, nntiseptic action first alt
lay the pain and soreness nnd then
by direct contAct with the ulcers
~S5o/ne idea?
and piles cause them to heal up nnd
You’ll say sol
disappear forever.
It’s simply
wonderful
how
speedily they act. Blessed relief
often comes In two days. Evco>in
cases that hnvo steadily resisted all
known treatments, marvelous Re
sults have been obtained, p MO
AVA is one o f the w ondpfful'dis
coveries o f recent year* and/ ahy
A Fine Candy
sulTercr from Piles or Hemor
10c'E veryw here
rhoids who is disappointed with
its
use
can
havo'
their
mon<;y
rcST. PETERSBURG, Fla., May
L — Allowing fre Sjdtits but three funded.AII druggists.
Oh Henry! is the registered trnde
hits Daytona bid ndicu to St, Pet
mark b£ the Williamson Candy Co.,
ersburg Wednesday with the final DAY IN” W ASHINGTON.
Presentation of evidence was he. Chicago, 111., Geo. II. Williamson,
game of the series tucked safely
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away by thc»scorer o f 3 to 1. June guivj^cfore n grand ju ry investitfht- Pres’.
Grt**n. aeo of 1hc JsInTuierh pitch ing criminal charges growing out
ing staff, was backed up by almost
perfect .fielding. A feature of,(the
game was Porter's home ruij In
mSTRinilTORS
the sixth. Red
Craig
on the
' Jacksonville, Florida.
mound for the Saints gave up;
only four hits,' hut his error ac
counted largely for one of" Day I lem Jones Liver and Kidne;
Tonic Will Do It.
tona's runs . .
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•As a t o n i c w h en t h e r e is w e a k
Score by innings:
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Daytona ..
l)02*WH OOtV—1 4 1
St. Petersburg 0P0 ()00 010— 1 3 1
Lost Pc
2 .81
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago ....
Cleveland ...
Washington
Boston.
St.- Louts
Oh '.%«
Henry!
Southern r.eague,
Memphis . .
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Mobile ____
8 ; Little-Rock 7.
t n T L f J HOCK, May L —John Nashville ...
Anderson’s home run with two on Chattanoga
in tho eighth inning was the decldihg f a e lw in a slugging match
here Wednesday in which Chatta
nooga defeated Little Rock 8 to 7.
Score by inuiilgs:
Chattanoga ,i...020 200 040-^8 13 l
•Little H o c k .... O ld 000 000— 7 11 1
Batteries:
R oy
Cunningham,
vJames and Nuncm aker; Roberts,
Cash and Lapan. x
- C h a t t a i u x ig a
New Orleans fi; Birmingham 5.
NEW O R LE A N S. May 1.—Sin
gle by Hoffman in the tenth inning
with two men out scored the run
that wo ntho game fow New Orle
ans from Birmingham Wednesday,
the score being six to fivavuveiling
up the four-gnmo series.
Score by innings:
Birmingham .005 000 000 0— 5 0 1
New. Orleans .010 000 030 1— 0 17 2
Batteries: Good, Bates, Hyman
nnd Robertson; W hitaekr, Caldera,
Hollingsworth nnd Dowic.
FOR W ORKING PEOPLE
T hf best o f workers get out o f
sorts Wtlferr the Mvi-r falia to act.
They fact languid, half-sick, “ blue"
and dhrtouraifrcd nnd think th e fa r e
gettin g‘Masxy. Neglect o f these
symptoms might result In a sick
spetti therefore tho Huuxtblo course
ia to take a dose or two o f Horbinr.
It i* just'thu medicine needed to
purify tho system and restore the
'rim and
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President Coolidgo received re M AKE I.IFE WORTH LIVING I
TR E E F L A T T IN G DAYS
ports forecasting an ngrcemcnt
within twenty-four houra by the
grnatc.‘aud.Atous*y conferees on -the
Japanese exclusion provision o f the lacking in energy anti strength,
immigration bill.
because your kidneys arc not w ork
ing properly. The use of bOLKY
PILLS, <\ diuretic-stimulant for the
kidneys, will give your kidneys a
good (lushing, remove injurious
Oh Henry I u the name
waste matter aftd Ij^ing the kiunevs hack to a normal, active con
of an id ea—
dition. “ Your FOLEY PILLS aro
the only tiling I ever g o t tq do me
ihi# idea—
any good." writes Samuel Brenner,
Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere.
Rich butter c r e a m -
E. J. Smith Co
More Days Till O pen in j^fc
Wights’ New * ‘
No. 3 Station
Tenth arid Sanford
Qet l e gation'
Saturday, May 3rd
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SWIMMING TIME FINE BATHING.., SUITS AX
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KINDS BATHING APPAREL
!ED UP YOUR
LAZY LIVER
Georgian Easily . Outpoints Mike
Burke in Six Round Lout For
Benefit of Milk Commission
In New York.
NEW YORK; ,M »y 1— Young
St rib ling, light heavyweight o f M a
con, Ga„ outclassed Mike Hurke,
Greenwich Village, at the Olympic
Games benefit fund show Wednes - 1
day night in a bout lim ited.to six !
rounds by the Georgian’s
a g e .'
Burke did not at any time hit the
canvas, but he was outclassed In
every round.
Stribling made the bout us lively
as he could, considering that most j
o f the time he was encircled by
Burke’s arms.
Complete Master Always.
Stribling jabbed nnd hoked his
his opponent at will, chasing him
around the ,ritfg from round to
round. Burke resorted to holding
on tncties, hut the Dixie boy coun
tered with a vtctnuVSWijTgifig uttHtll jftat lo/lf1t*j»B»rk‘ ,oit J&irkes'
IT DRIVES OUT WORMS
The surest sign o f worms in
children is paleness, inck o f inter
est in play, fretfulness,“ variable
npnetito, picking at the nose and
sudden starting in. sleep. When
those symntoms appear it *i»j time
to-give W hite’s Cream Vermifuge.
A few doses drives out tlfe .wq'sins
and puts the little one nq.lhe road
to health ngaiq.
Whit's. CrtJnrn
Vermifuge has ft re?Vni o f 50 *•
years of successful use. Price 35c.
Sold by Union Pharm acy.. vs,/ *
BATTERIES
P.A. Mero
A T TH E B PORTS HAN STORE
SANFORD
Farming Tools a n d 'Implements Ai
Few Other Articles
To clean up such things of the above sort as l have rn
will sell all ut
General Auto Repairs.
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ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Terms Cash
Phones:
ly, 394
c y c l e com pan y ,
Night 596-J
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SATURDAY, MAY 3,1924
At Ten o’clock •
THE EXIDE
BANK*--------- - CELERY AYE. -r—^ SA!
AT SHELL
BATTERY STATION
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P. R. Andrews ‘
Tampa ip d Jacksonville.
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On account of the late Celery crops the people of Semi
nole .Qounty have asked that we postpone the CELERY
SPECIAL until the latter part o f May or first o f June.
During: this time anyone interested in this trip please
come to our office, Milane Theatre Building, and we will
eiciMam the proposition to them. •
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Featuring: This Opcninf? We Will Give Each Customer Purchasing Five
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More Gallons of Gasoline
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This trip should be of.interest to every citizen of this
County and is well worth jnvestigatingvAll Busses will
be suitably and fittingly decorated to advertise Seminole
County. /,
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CHE. SAME QUICK, COURTEQUS',:aSRyiCEiYOU
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GEORGE E MERRICK, OWNER
DAMMERS & BURNER, GENERAL SALES AGENTS
Executive
^Florida Offices; Jackson
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Tampa, St.
|East Flagler 8L, Miami.
!i*atine, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando,
Sanford, Lakeland, Detjand, pustis
Smtford Ave. at
CARS
Sanford Office: MIL
BIdg,rC. L.Bennett; Di
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T H E iS A N F O R D H E R A LD , T H U R S D A Y , M A Y
.<=^Political i ■Announcements
Biilrnna nnd enlliuoted lately **>»
Rielnir la restricted to
tleisiflratlon.
Lr,,r Is ni ad a I h n Snn[Jd will be respon sib le
[,ne Incorrect Insertion,
Wiser. f « r subseijuent
[ The o f f i c e sh ou ld be
Lmedlatc'y *n ciis0 ° r
Miscellaneous
it* for
A N I r.lF—Reliable young
man
Senate j ..for of ("ii'iL' anii warehouse, work.
Ie*« u
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f *? me clerical experiio (hej 0,1ce* * Hood ’ future with n large
- - hejd cor potation. All replies treqted
»11 It I*IUlf»f|milJ*i|
r im cn rx T V j i iiifu.
I ^hereby ann«tilnct> my i ^nilblaey
f n r * 'i n e o f f i c e nf C ou n ty • JuilKe
o f Hemlnole C ou n ty, s u b j e c t to the
aetfon o f the v o t e r s at th e D e m o
c r a t ic prim a ry J u n e 3.
___ _________JllHN.Ci. I.KIJNAUDY. ■
..«£.» U. L u l k d s o f .*
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I'tUt llptl’ H F S F V f A T I> F .
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‘ •'J h ereby a n n o u n c e ijiv ea n J lila ry
I hereby'*' a n n o u n c e th y s e lf as h f o r meud|er H ouse o f - l(*|irrsantnca n d id a te f o r th e o f f i c e o f S h e r if f llv e s fyv gSaifnole County , s u b j e c t
o f Rem ln olt, C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to tl^e t o t h e ' b e l l v i u - o f th e v o te r s a t th e
D e m o c r a t i c p r im a r y June. 1924.
Demhurlitlc prim ary. Juno 3.
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W. A. TILI.IS.
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FOItItCST I.A K
KOI! C l .F i t K C I H C L I T f O l ’ IIT.
Kftft COUNTY COMMISSION F i t .
1 w is h to nnruiunce thtft t mn n
1 h e r e b y an n oun ce my c a n d id a c y
c a n d id a t e f o r C le rk o f th e C ircuit •for C ou n ty C o m m is sio n e r f o r the
C o u r t o f S e m in o le Cou nty .- s u b j e c t ,l-’ lflh D istrict c o m p r is i n g C h u lu u t o D e m o c r a t i c p r im a ry , J u n e 3rd., ln,.-;Oenevn and D sceola, s u b j e c t to
I f elected, I p r o m is e th e faith ful, t h e a c t i o n o f th e D e m o c r a t ic pr lpefform n nee
o f th e d u tie s •j W .
liected w it h th at o f f ic e .
•*Vy .\
C. A. ItAl't.nriHON.
l i i l / l l CI.K IIK C i n C f l T C O U R T .
I hereby a n n ou n c e that t am n
ca n d id a te f o r Hie o f f i c e o f C lerk
o f the Circuit Court o f SVmlnole
C ou n ty, su bject to th e a c tion o f th e
D e m o c r a t ic prim a ry lit June. 1924.
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FO It C O U N T Y ’ JI IMIF..
T o the P e o p le o f Sem in ole C o u n t y :
’ 'I nm a can dida te
foe
C o u n ty
Judge.* y o u r su p p ort and v o t e on
Ju n e th p 3rd will he n noreelatrd .
SA M U E L A. R. W IL K IN S O N .
Hnv
M l Uiiynlfl'
-L oca l
representative
mall Advertised goods,
e'a t least 530 per week
s’o* previous experience
Energtic hustler1 deC. FL Dcpuq nl Semi7-8 p. m. today? Tburs-j
a m., Friday.
I'llllsK I I T I N t ;
.\UUt'K— r« the
merchants of
Sanford mill elsewhere, 1, A. M.
Retnusnt, will not be responsible
will, call to .-ee you.
F 1.11!: 1D A ~ O i;'l.A N D O - Orlamlii f o r ilt lits cunt meted by my wife.
tu aniig Sentinulj, largest*dassl- JESSIE I). KLEINMAN7 public
(ii'd Iqislnesa, ruti* It a ivdhl, min- stenographer.
Office • Court
Intttm 2 lc cash with order.
,t House Phone 470 or 288.’
AUCUSTA
CHRONICLE — Au IW. K. SMITH roofing contractor
I jru> ytpall kinds of roofs. Roof
gusta, (in,-— Augusta’s greatest
classified medium, rate cash. .(JDc reji.linng. painting and nsj.ihaltAll work gnuaranteed.
charge. 10c per’ line, minimum contirig,
Prices reasonnbic. Phone 284,
REAL ESTATE
the
C lrriilt C ou rt o f
C o u n t y . F io r t d n .
S em laulr
TXTY CRM MISSION KII.
f in ami m e my raiid ldu cy
btinn to th e
offlc* of
L«?m(i>iloner o f
D istrict
pntuTe County, s u b j e c t to
Pi ef the v o te r s o n Ja n e
L ' C. W*. i'k .NT^M INO K it-'fr o tX T .v s c h o o l n o A i i t )
b snn><tuf4«.juys*lf a ennU u e b 'silim m i mem ber
luoTy ihtafit of P u b lic Injfrom P is lr lct v - N tv ; s,
r, tlVlwH*.
D s c e o l a ^ ' and
| mbjtut tot, the a c t u q r o f
prrstjcv I’ -lmnry^ J u n e 3rd.
f t Intt n-rY.il as n ,-thempe Sbard since 1915, and
[(Mn. chnirntnn
of
the
il'f. f»13, especia lly fllN IQP‘
pork required o f a Hhnrd
DaJ If re-ele cted I p r o m 9i«Y ronsclentlmyt s n n c o n [Mhrlce us has b een r endpy mnnv years o f se r v ice .
CIIAS. F. H A R R IS O N *
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Oenevn, K lo/ldn .
[~ " c i ’ i i c s k m T a t i v m t
NUTICK. O F M ’ F.I :.YI. MYSTKII'K
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MALI:
v. t . Colla r, d o i n g bu siness as S a n
fo r d .Novelty \\ orka. C om p la in a n t,
vs.
C la r e n c e V. Matioi.ey, and
V ir
g in i a M ah oney , tils wife,
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D efendants.
N o t ic e Is h r r c h y g iv e n , that u n
d e r and by v ir t u e o f a d e c r e e o f
f o r e c lo s u r e . In the a b o v e e n tit le d
cau se dated YKth day o f April. 1921.
the u n d e r s ig n e d as Specia l M aster
Will o f f e r f o r sa le to tile h ig h e s t
b id d e r f o r YuAh. nt the fron t d o u r
o f th e C o u i t h o u s e at S a n fo r d . .fje m lttole C o u n ty , Florida, w ithin the
le g a l h o u r s o f sale, on M onday, the
2nd d a y o f Ju n e, 1921. the f o l l o w
ing d e s c r ib e d land nml prem is es,
• ...-it - 1 -us » • ( 1 ' - m l T w o ( 2 ) o f
Illo ck T w e l v e < 12) o f T ie r F o u r ( 4 ) o f
.xiu torii, Florida, a c c o r d i n g t o K. It.
T r a f f o r d ' s M ap t h e r e o f of r ecor d
In th e I ’ uhllc- R e c o r d s o f Sem ln ule
C o u n ty . F lor id a , In Flat Hook I.
p a g e s Sfi-li I.
J A M E S 41. HtlAltON.
S p ecia l Maslur.
F r e d n . W ils o n ,
S o l i c i t o r f o r c o m p la in a n t.
fi- l- H - 13-22-39.
D efendants.
<111111:11 FOIt IM IIM C A TIO N .
F’OR SAI.F.— House and lot close
5T o M.rrL.irct W. R a m s e y , 11,7 Fast in, fLObl).
XValtnn- Lane. T e r m u n t o w n , I ’ entisyD'.inla, ami Ethel 1 *. W a l l a c e nml F’ OR SALK—5
5 aero celery farm
E m u o t t *\Vntinea,
h er
buHbntid,
with 6 room house in fine eundiHartevlllc.
D a r lin g t o n
County,
>n. Fiasy terms.
Roulli Carolina.
Yen and each o f y o u nre hereby
OR SAI.F’ - -II* acres. 12 acres nil
reomred to a p p e a r t o th e bill o f
tiled. A No. 1 condition; easy
Cbiutdiilnt In this c a u s e on Monday. 1 terms.
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th. :.th ilny o f May. 1921 at the
Cou rth ouse a t
Hanford,
IHrllllludi- MODERN hungnlow, close in, well
County. Florid a.
located, easy terpis.
Hint tide,
it Is f u r t h e r o r d ered
order be p u b lish e d on ce 11 w eek f o r 5-ROOM house, new, ahout three
on Orlando • roud,
fo u r c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s III the S a n * Wiles out
fo r d Herald, n n e w s p a p e r p u b lish $1800; easy terms.
County,
ed lo S a n fo r d ,
S em in ole
If you want a city lot, a subur
Done and o r d e re d , thin
Florida.
ban lot, a house ready built, cel
dn j of April, 1921.
ery farm, grove or anything in
fSKAI.)
K. A. DOUC1I.A83.
the Real Estate line call us. We
C lerk . Circuit Cou rt
S e m in o le C ou n ty, Florida. sell nt the owners price only.
Itv A. M. W eek s, Deputy Clerk.
t-3 b t.i;-:,-i.r,t
Call nmi see us. W c give you
- — More Mone
ATTUHNKY
m m
i-rstlc .prUnaro. J u n e 3rd, 1924.
I
w ill he g ra te fu l f o r yi tir v o t e and
th e n e»yn ati5ii.
V l T i t N r siY F H o t i a n n i . D K R .
Un ; t CON S T A I I M b
/ ^ h e r e b y , a n n o u n c e m y s e lf* n c a n - 1
d liln U f o r Ce.rli rUuil on J u n e 4rd,
1921 .as O i l s t a b l * m . D istrict N um bcK» L nf^Hymlnob: ,C n un ty . Which
Itwmiies “Vutriig p r ecin c t* N u m b ers
l i ' . i DAtiA ,4. -t w ill n piir acla tc the
-support »>f all f ilt e r s '- In
D istrict
w il l
. ‘ AND
SUNSHINE
EGG AND
kDEVELOPHUL
SUPPLY CO.
r o q MGu f o r
Phone 539
k mashJ
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Poultry Feed
: Dairy Feed
duwnM^te
A pply,
L)n KF7NT—-Two room furnished
aparlfqont, corner 4th St. and
R . K. DotTOLAHS.
prescription
for
Malaria,
R A N I ) PROFESSION.4L
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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Insurance
LAWYER
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.’'..I .haye flAelojlvi, )i;utlv tfuVdoped and , umlcvcJdpcd • trucking
land ilit-Iowa City section for salt*
■ar* rept. Write me’, al onVt*. E. R.
Moore,
Fla. .
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L.t.T.vruTT-r.-
STEWART'The,Frotial ^
Flowers
For,*Tf Air Occasions
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livery Association
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8U Myrtle A\e. ?hone 26D-V?
George A. DeOottes
Attorney-at-Law
O r e r Scmfnple County{
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Fred R. Wilson
ATTORNlSY-tAT-'VAW' ' J
First National Bank Bldg^
Sartford ---------r— Florida.
Tho Matthews-Ft
^I'fiiifors, C l r n n e r v u f t d .'b y ^
pfiav* nidit*. u sefu l
o. > h o n e '4 1 7 - L - 2
Asm. Mct itakiU, Prop. V'!
Anyone wishing to edm^'
m unicnto with
j
Kltr* Klan of
of the "Ku
Sanford may di>.ia,by ad
dressing mail to.roslqfficp
Box 68.
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%ANFORD, FLORIDA
Sanford Machine
By GEORGE McMANUS
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NOTICE
rtterti* .Apartment on Magnglia.
anartment for rent,
GAIN WEIGHT
I f you are underweight uU
L E O N A R D l’S
E L IX IR
POR
T H E B L O O D . This tonic increaeel
the appetite, builds up the blood. In
creases the supply of the wwsrh
reeded red cells. It provides nour
ishment that makes the blood rich
and pure and thus’ entbles the blood
to impart this new found strength
to the body. It also acts gently an
the liver and kidneys.
Make yourself robust and healthy.
Fill out the hollow spots, erase the
lines caused by lack of flesh.. Start
with L E O N A R D I'S E L IX IR FO R
T H E B L O O D at once. Inslat on
L E O N A R D l’S in the yellow pack
age. A t all druggists.
YjfHIDPOK & HODGE
RT-r-Kunii»Hed; tftre?
[> n.KKK o f c o v r t 'TZT
T
m A rchitect
First National Bank BldR.
Sanford, «f~-------1 F|prtdii
Rent
>'"irkt of Himtnol*rCoufi-.
I '* 4'L the .uctlon of the
1 UHLIL Stenographer; youF busncsH solicited. 107 Park Ave.
Photic 349,_______________
^ OUJs’ O gcntlcninn, single, wants
ioom in private Iwmc. cither
with or without meals. Box 999,
Herald.
WANTED— Party or parties going
north or west in car desiring ex
perienced mechanic ns chauffeur
for passage, address W. W. Culp,
81 FRm Ave., Sanford, Fla.
U a NTFH)— A partner silent or aetive with $500 to $1,000 capitnl
jto buy and operate n well established business in Sanford. Answer toi night. Address A. B. C. care Hcr-
Elton J Moughton
fumlshcil
710 WeaV
m e n ts
l»«>irY r u n M i s s i O N K i t . ‘
rr. nniblunce
m f w calld l.
50 Cents
Home Cooked Meals. Two block?
business district.
PHOENIX iio t f : l . •
21)0 Park Ave.
R. C, M A X W E L L
R eal E sta te
Money ' Back* IL You , Aro
Not Snthtficd.' , * •
fier. - 318'Mag nolia Ave.
or 2 furnished housc-
r- 4 ; 5v- H. Ra i XAR p ,’ -
WANTED
Jno. W. Sneed
FOR R E ^ T 'v - FurnUhed likht.
* housekeeping ' rooms. - Shirley
Apartments. Opposite past o ffice.FOR RE;NT—Two or three fur^
nlsheil toonis for bouse .fecepibKC ow l' location.
Kent reasonable!
by May. 1st. Apjily Box 43,' care
liE H T r-ti'w o.
«eo(Viiig ’ rodnut.
MISCELLANEOUS-
/•
Myrtle Ave. and 4th SL
Re Nt
P " 'h‘! .7 >rlm*ry .to be
r *• i « y
f 1 *>. *, i. ,
ln office-
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jec t to ' t h e
action
o f th e Demo-,
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c m tb- Pci m a ty .- Ynur e n d f i r s s f w W
P.L*bfi"unce tny* c a n d id a c y [for: a'.Mccond t - r m . o f o f f i c e w ill b j
y j ’.CYJttl^fttoner] f q r th#
n<l. eohiprlsiilg' the' t o w n s
«<ryi Long w o o d , and A l eprlnxs. , anif r e * p c c if a l ly
K •“ »!"'?» i‘ f tbei T o U r j o f
. "anon.Bee m> c a n d id a cy
r.r « Clerk o f th e C lrijo je County, F l o r ,/.* J'lfclhW d ecision ‘ o f th s
“h . p n p w r t o he field oft
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I st and f o r
' Ik
BUILDING
MATERIAL
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DEVELOPING MASH-
” 7 J7? H. K t L P K IL
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U a
. SANFORD FEED
’
fcl/ulty announce myself
MM,it* f,,r the House of
osllve
from 'Seminole
Fljh]e,-| to.the Democratic
L
1. 1924. If elected
x o r ir K
— 7
pviirst,. constructive leg Is*
1 w ill be a c a n d id a te f.ir r en om lfi ne lieu, nt of the great- n atlon foV th e o f f l e p o f S ta te A tM j . ' f p.'.ipie in Scinlnolo tivrney o f th e S ev en th J u d ic ia l Cir
Wflne slate of Florida.
cuit nf . t h e S la t e nf F lo r id a s u b
“ **-
in c r e a s e
And you c*n be A«ilr*i ofWintrr *
by hflpini out tfa h/n* if jm nti
with Utr nAiit amrunt of a hiih
protein fred like
:. .
l h ereb y a n n o u n c e that I am a
c a n d id a te f o r th e o f f i c e o f Justic e
o f th e P e a c e In nnd f o r th e h Irst
J u st ic e D ist rict o f S e m in o le L o u n ly ,
w i t h th e Icgm l nnd e f f ic ie n t
a s sista n c e o f the e x e c u t iv e o f f l c g r t
o f th e c u n t y I p r o m is e to d o my
f
FOR SALK— Ford Roadster prac
FOR SA LK - LJeSoto paints and
tically new. Bargain. See Stew
vanriahe.. at Sanford Novelty art D u t to n
Works, sole agents.
151-tfc FUR SALE— Reo
Coupe, late
model, excellent condition. BarT V l*KWIU iT lt RIBBONS — For
use on Royal, Remington or L. «ain. See Davis at Mi-Lady's
Smith typewriters.
Will sell Shoppe.
for one-half |nee.__Ileraid_office.
FOR SALK— Kgry cash register.
$10 cash. Herald office.
FOR SALE — Rem intryjiwfl t-ypewritcr, with- wide- carriage, in
Rood condition. * 525 cash. Inquire
4.E Concrete Co., general
at Herald office._________
_______
*cment work, nidewlaka, buildFOR SALK— Dairy and stnble ing blocks., irrigation boxes. J. B>
manure, car lota. Link & Bag- Terwillcger. P r o p . ____________
ley, Box 24*51, Tampa, F'la.
Lumber and Building Material.
FUR SALE— Bee*. M. L. Phillips,
Carter Lumber Company
I’ aoln, Fla.
, • ______ ,
N. Laurel St. Phone 565.
FOR SALE— One fumed oak li HILL LUMBER CO.
House o
brary table 28x48. 119 Elm
Service,
Quality
and
Pries
Avenue. . Phone__ I50-W.____ ■
Phone 1.'45.
FOR SALE— Sweet peaif, lilies,
pansies and ferns. ' Mrs. H. N.
OHIO
M ETAL
WORKER A
l.nmhley, 902 French. Phone 404.
VICTIM.
FOR SALK— Strawberries 15 cents
Rny S. Ball, Huron. Ohio, was a
per quart In ten quart lots field rictim o f coughs and colds. oBth
run, delivered. Phone 130
Rex he and his sister suffered with
Packard.
them, but found "speedy relief”
rwiv d / vutb u k iK.-Min— l opcorn through the use o f FOLEY’S HONanil peanut wngun; have other EY AND TAR COMPOUND, th«
business; will trade for auto or old favorite cough remedy. H f
truck. H. L. Jtobbins._Eustis.
writes: "I have found FOLEY’S
FOR SALFJ—rflood Jersey
cow. HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
F!, B,, care Herald,
’ a must excellent remedy for cougha
and colds.
sister had a severe
F'OR SALE— At a bargain one cold and cough n f e i r ago and
Simmons bed. cumplote and one found” speedy relief i?^ FOLEY’S
four burner nil stove 601 Laurel HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND.”
Sold everywhere.
...
egulator
p r o m is e f o u r
yearn
o f L n w l-.nf o r c e m e n t In n b u s i n e s s m a n n e r ny
SU
th e help o f tb o p r o p e r
— borill------ •>nates or a s s i s ta n t s niul
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(illicit th * s u p p o r t o f all ‘l a w e*ti-c
Ju n o 3rd.
fi.rcem en t v oter s, mi Junu
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RAYMOND
A L L E N ,,
" F O i r ' C O N S T A n L B OK IHHTHICT’
JfO. 1.
T h e r e b y a n n o u n c e that J nm n
c an dida te f o r c u n s l a b l o o f D istrict
No. 1. s u b j e c t t o tb o D e m o c r a t ic
p r im a r y t o b e h e ld Ju n e 3 rd. 19U.
Said d is t r ic t b e i n g c o m p o s e d o f the
f o l l o w i n g v o t i n g p r e f ln e tn :
San-;,
Wo want you to look over our
f’elery Farms listings before buy
ing We wllj save you rnunuy.
Marj S. MacDonald, et. nl.
In
Stibject. o f c ourse, t o th e a c t i o n
o f the D e m o c r a tic prim a ry to he
held J u q e 3rd, 1 w ill he a c a n d id a te
A i r the o f f i c e i f C uunyl J u d g e o f
S e m in ole Countv,
I Khali be u r a te fill for th e n om in a t io n and e l e c
tion. and If ele c te d I a s s u re th e
c l l l t c n s h l p o f S e m in o le n f n 'r find |
fa llb A il n d m ln ls tratlon o f th e n f f a l r s o f th e o f f ic e .
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naey U\'f,ivorl»ly connlflf rote anil a c ilv a s u p p o r t
lpprec<*ti,«1.
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AUTOMOBILES AND
REPAIRS
HELP WANTED
__________________i a . nr ‘. U t ^ o n s _ _
, t ’ Pl.l n i l M l H IM i l l H S l l l > i ! l U i j
“ J Heirt lty iiiin iiiim f my cnftdiiHfey?
f o r .th e o f f i c e <>f C o u n ty I ’ l im a l s - 1
tdoner f r o m D istrict N u m b e r T s V
uf S e m in o le C o u n ty . s u b j e c t to ih**
lu'Tlofl o f ' i l i t * U e m o c r a t lc Prim a ry
J u n e .1. 1921.
_____________ J O H N MKI.Sflll.
FOIt C l i T v r i
I M IO S K in 'IM i
.V tT O lIN K V .
»
I w ish to u t n io u m v t h a t 1 I s b a l 1
b « a c a n d id a te f o r th e o f f i c e o f
C ou n ty P r o s e c u t i n g A t t o r n e y , s u b
j e c t In th e
en d o rs e m e n t
>(f the
D.rnioe r atio v o t e r s at tile J u n e 3rd.
prlm ui‘£.
.
,
OWOUOK C. I IP Hlpl NU'?.1',
K nit c o u x t y ' ( o i i i i i i i u n x K i i ? / '
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
fo r re-election
f o r th e
office of
C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r o f Hernlnore
C o u n ty , D istrict No, 1. s u b j e c t to
t h « a c t i o n o f th e D e m o c r a t i c p r i
m a r y J u n e e f , J-1934,
I TAX AS.iKHSOn.
[0 announce lh at I nm n
W. K M onoANfor re-election t o
the
F oil T A X COl.I.KCTOU,
Tat as ses sor o f Homi
1 w ish to a n n o u n c e th at 1‘ am a
ly, subject to th e d e c ts 1 Democratic P r im a r y to c a n d id a te f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o th e o f
fice o f County T a x C ollector o f
line 3rd. 1921.
S e m in o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t
to th e
A. V A U G H A N .
a c tion o f the D e m o c r a t ic pr im a ry
r o ll SIIK.IIIFF.
to be held in June.
iters of Sc ml not* C o u n t y :
JN O. D. J I N K I N 8 . _
f nnnmmcH m y s e l f a c a n i m ) it ecu ;v r i V b i t i i i s s i o n k i i . j .
r Sheriff
nf
H em lnolo
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
hject to the a c tion nf tjie f o r r e - e l e c l l o n t o
th e
o f f i c e r.Of
r primary to he h eld bn C o u n ty
C o m m is s io n e r
from fu sIrlct N lim b er Fout^
of
S e m in ole
C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t « - th e a c t i o n o f
th e D e m o c r a t i c
p r im a r y J u n e 3rd.
9r , t f
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ect a ml Elm Ave.
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P olitical
iouncem ents
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’ nsfi in Advance
AtlVKItTISKim.
La representative t h o r billbir w ith rates, rules
location., w ill g i v e y o u
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OHTVAT n o t i c k .
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Ire results.
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7to
to F lo rid a’. B W r i,
G reate st V eg etab le
R ichest G ard en L a n d
S IN G L E C O P IE S F IV E CENTS
[,UMB VL
McCray Proclaims
Innocence in Pen
" tin
ATLANTA, May 2. — Two
years ago Wnrren McCray, dis
tinguished visitor in Atlanta,
when he attended the Southeast
ern Fair, in personal charge of
the exhibit of livestock from
Indiana farms, departed happi
ly with blue ribbons. Today he
is Just one of two thousand in
mates of the Atlanta federnl
penitentiary- Within a brief
epan of 3G hours he was changed
from governor to convict. His
only statement was “I will cnter uP°n a new new situation
with courage and confidence
fully conscious of innocence of
nny wrong doings.”
INDffA TF ^ ener.aI Conference of Methodists
Convention Speaker
VOTFdFOfifr
SCHEMESOON
, SPRINGFIELD, M . r
I Methodist Episcopal general con
ference voted Friday in favor of
the United States joining the world
, court for settlement of interna_ „ j tional relations. The resolution
M isso tlrllw sj ndopted without a dissenting
Te nReasons
McAdoo Should Be
Selected— Upshaw
Butler of Columbia University, for
his attack last Tuesday on the pro
hibition law, which he said, was
amazing and shocking the coun
______
try today.
ruction nnd
Relief
S enafnr H i t !,.™
Dr. Clarence T. Wilson, corre
n
I ‘J . P,n
sponding
secretary of the board of
tores Today Rapidly
(fives Indications of De-votc.
temperance and public morals of
Put Into Effect in
Georgia
Congressman
In
termination to Force Vote i ^ petition to congress to permit the church, who yesterday atSRked
tated Regions as Finon Ford’s O ffer fn r
modification of the prohibition Dr. Butler for his sta n d / tnhn
Opening Address Before
— - Muscle amendment was approved unani moved the amendment providing
ount of Deaths and In
McAdoo Convention Today
Shoals During Present* Se*- mously by the general conference for
the appointment of a committee
to Made—Estimated
Cites
Ten Reasons Why
sion of Congress—-Hill For of the Methodist Episcopal church by the board of hishops.
go About $10,000,000
Former
Treasury Head
nt
its
meeting
here
Thursday.
“P r o h i b i t i o n has already
Another Offer Introduced. The resolution; proposed by
Should De Choice of Demo
wrought the moral miracle of the
I T k r AwMlalnl I'rrw t
Judge Charles A, Pollock, delegate twentieth century,” he i declared,
cratic Party for President,
tUTA, May 2.—With the
WASHINGTON, May 2.—F ur
n? end^ Inm,J applause from the floor. “It
Sanford
Takes
On
'Gala
Appear
beforp
passage
to
include
a
request
»f dead definitely placed at
has made the gigantic liquor trust
ther indications of a determination
In the opening address of
ance as Preparation* Are
to force u vote on Henry Ford’s to the board of bishops'for a com ar. outlnw wherever our flag flies.
ly, reconstruction and reCompleted
For
Holding
of
mittee
to
enrry
me
petition
to
the
the
McAdoo convention which
bid for Muscle ShoalM at this ses
Mon have to hunt liquor now in
sures were put into effect
State Convention Here
sion of congress was given Thurs judiciary committee of tho senate stead of being hunted by It. I.dt
convened
here at 2:30 o'clock
tos of the seven southenstday by Senator Harrison, Demo nnd nsk for a hearing in congress. the Methodists send word around
this
afternoon
at the Milane
With between 300 nnd 500 visi
Attempts to emasculate and de the world that our millions of
es which were laid waste
crat, Mississippi, lender of the Ford
Theatre,
Congressman
Will
stroy
the
effect
of
the
prohibition
supporters.
members are not hacking down
and Wednesday by wind
Congressman Willinm D. Up- tors having arrived hy noon F ri
amendment wopo being made. nnd thnt there will never be n line
iam
D.
Upshaw,
representa
During
tho
Muscle
Shoals'
hear
day
Snnfortj.Hnfl
taken
on
a
busy
| of unparalleled fntensity.
shn* of tho fifth district of Ceoring of the senate agriculture com- Judge Pollock’s resolution declared., taken from the prohibition law* iM, who delivered the keynote u d .! nppcnrnnce nnd has prepared to tive of the fifth district of
the outcomo of the Injuand
the
conference
desired
to
re
“( y ■
j '•roaS/Of the McAdoo convention entertain upwards of 1,000 dele Georgia^Jn a forceful and
Gunrd Cutters nnd All Avail inittee, Senator Harrison urged mind congress thnt it was "not n with their consent.
ained is established will Copst
more speed in the proceedings,
Frank
Mason
NdiAb,
\>f
New]
which convened hero today.
able Government Craft Draft
gates to the state McAdoo con clcar-ctit speech outlined ID
pointing gut thnt time was lim mere piece of political machinery." York, corresponding. fieiy(e^*ry of ’
death toll be'known, but
ed into Organized Search
"This
conference
urges
convention
which convened here 'this- reasons why Willinm Gibbs
ited
nnd
at
tho
present
rate
it
the
board
of,foreign
mfaqmis,
then
beved today that nil fatal)For Maytin.
>
wodld J>aj diflicult to bring yhe KTCSI/ the resolution read in part. moved that tno resolution Aic sent
afternoon
a t 2:30 o'clock at the McAdoo, should be the Demo- '
been listed.
measure to h vote in the senate not to permit any change in the ' to the moderator of the general as-.
jjf
AMorln|r4 P m a l
Milano
Theatre.
•
crate choice for the presi
piny injured who possibly
BREMERTON, Wash., May 2._ before adjournment. He insisted content of liquor ns prescribed in sembly of the Presbyterian church
Delegates began to arrive Thurs dency.
, rteiver number more than The search for Maj. Frederick thut the senate lie allowed to ac the amendment, believing thnt any for presentation nt the body’s
day night both by automobiles
jmates available say, martin, commnnder of the United cept or reject the measure, which such change would render more meeting in Grand Rnpids, Mich,,
Free from any. bitter atnnd trains. Amopg the early ar
ered homeless are States around the world Right, nnd hus already passed the house. * •
diflicult, the edforcement of tho May 22. with n request for cotacRs
upon any of Mr. Morivals was Congressman William
Ihry surveys places Mechanician Sergt. Albn Harvey,
** V * Jiethodist Episcopal operatioh jn ^ho’^iafensn pfthe pro*
Norris Introduces.
>'
D.
Upshaw
of
Georgia,
who
came
Adoo's
opponents and fred of
)f property damage at
church
'expects
nil
the
members,
Near *«»
the ciupc
close oi
of Thursday’s
•nice
departure for
inurs
hibition law— 'nnd :o any other Committee At Washington Is in on the midnight train. The
*nC° m
^ eir
--r- l*elmrturo
for
which possibly may ho Seattle* Sfrom
nny
arraignment
of the Re
Chignik, Alaska,
,of4 th,e ■•"■to. Chai rnmn both in nnd nut of congress, to do
Promised Thnt Survey of Pro congressman is. scheduled to give
church body who might receive it
I when complete reports are Wednesday morning, wus resumed ..‘v01’1’1" introduced
another bill
bil for their full duty."
,
. .............
publican
Party,
the
congress
*
Jcct
Will
He
Included
in
the keynote nddress of the conven
The known (lead arc with renewed vigor today nt dawn *the“ operation
favor.” ** •
"......... of Muscle Shoals. The
Speaking in support of the resti with
...
1921
Report.
man
from
Georgia
for more
tion
ut
2:30
o’clock.
He
will
speak
las follows: South Cnro- u. c5f"t Kunr,l cutters nnd avail hill was prepared by Jnmcs T. tution, W. II. Van Bonschotcn, as
His motion \V.1s cqrried without
for an hour and then will leave to than nn hour, poured out to
| Georgia, 14; Alabama, 11; able Cannery vessels between Chig Lloyd. Washington attorney, for sailed President Nicholas Murray n dissenting vote.----------------- ——
That tho Florida delegation in catch the 1:05* trnlh In order to
arolina, live; Virginia, one; nik and Dutch Harbor. The coast mer representative from Missouri,
Washington
nt thin time in the in arrive in St. Louis to till a speak the nudience which packed the
one; l,ouisiann, one.
guard cutters Rearched throughout who dscribd It ns a compromise
Milane Theatre, a loyal appeal
gathered
Thursday the night with powerful search between government and private
terests of tho.proposed St. Johns- ing engagement there Sunday.
Many
other
prominent
men
of
total death list a t 112. lights.
i ownership.
Indian River canal, has accomplish the stute were among the advance to friends* and supporters of^
, was no definite estimnt j
Mr. Lloyd said he offered the hill
Tense search
went forward
ed a great deal in getting that pro guard nrrivnk early in the morn Mr. McAdoo to rally around'
ersons injured, but belief in u n d a y between here und the as a suggestion for solving the
ject before the proper authorities ing Dr. A. \V. McKenzie of Lees his standard and select him as
that tho number would Shumagln islands, 150 miles south Muscle Shoals problem nnd that he
Property damogo will west, for Maj.
with n view to securing immediate burg heading a large delegation their choice for the party
. . . ________
Frederick L. MUt_
Mnr- did not represent nny special in
aid in its behalf, is assured in a from l^ke county arrived short standard bearer .
^greater than nt first anti- tin, who Wednesday disappeared , t t rc**tz». The Lloyd proposal would •
■■ .
message thnt has Ikicii received ly before noon. With him was
it was indicated today, after taking tho nlr nt Chignik un- cri’nto *no Federnl Chemical CorpoEvidence Expected Records or Interior Department from the committee, -n member of Senator W. M. Igou, prominent
eitinintc attempted—that der desperate
“As between Mr. McAdoo and
J ------ * conditions-for
*•
Dutch ration with a capital of $10,000, Circumstantial
T o.F igure Largely In Trials
state
legislator.
Charles H. Mr. Underwood my loyalty to the
5,000—probably will be Harbor, BOO miles away.
Show Fall Exceeded Authority which Is J. G. Bell of this city.
000, and with stock ownership lim
Alleged Conspirators.
At a conference Thursday be Ketchum of Key West arrived here Democratic party compels me to
| in the finnl check up.
In Leasing More Than ;i,«00
The best hope held was thnt. Maj. ited to American citizens. It would
tween General Lansing Bench, Friday and wus among those busi* say that if I had no ideals a t
i gathered placed the to- Martin and his mechanician, Sergt. lease Muscle Shnuls for 50 yenrs
Acres
of
Oil
Land.
IH* Tin* \«inrlnf 1-il I'rraa) ' •
chief of the army engineers, and ly engaged making plans for the stake, if there were no principle*'
list at 112. There atill A'va Harvey, of Cleburne, Tex., nnd make additions to the proper
WASHINGTON, Mny 2.—Cir
Ill> Thr Assttrlnr.l I'rrnO
the Florida delegation headed by stnte organization this morning.
(finite estimate of the per
Involved, If I had no higher objec-^
ty
from
government
plans
nt
the
D*ken refuge in some cove on
cumstantial evidence is expected tT»
Senator Carter Glass accom tive than mere party succes
* but belief persisted
WASHINGTON. Mny 2. — A Senator Fletcher, it was stated that
1deB0,at« .rocky const of the government’s expeunse.
number would reach 600. Alaskan peninsula.
Five directors, three appointed figure largely (n the trial of tho search in the records of the inter the proposal to connect the upper panied by Hollis Knndolph of At would honestly and vigorously op
damage will he much
T]>e coast guard cutter Algon- ,y tho PrC9U,ont and* two by the alleged lumber fraud conspiracy ior department has failed to dis St. John’s River nnd the Indian lanta, Ga„ wcer expected to ar pose the nomination of Mr. Under-. tj
River will be included in the re rive shortly after noon as well as
[than nt first anticipated, it quin in directing the search. Tho r ccrut‘!ry of ■Erlculture, would
because, with several million <
by which-four lumber dealers nnd close that President Harding au port of the surveys authorized in a large delegation from Jackson wood
letted today. The only es- ,Algonquin
women-citisena “turned loose” a t
Shumngi-i | cPntl? * 'lhc corporation. None of two former officials of the war
, - „ , was
—• at the Shunmgi.i
thorized Albert B. Full ns inter the rivers nnd harbors act of 1U2I ville. Other delegations from tho tho polls, no' man can be elected
| attempted—'.hnt of $10,- islands All last night nwaiting Maj. tho directors would bo allowed to
probably will bo eclipsed Martin a attem pt to rejoin his com- own stock nnd the secretary of the department are said to have de ior secretary to lenso more thnn now being prepared by Col. Gilbert norther npnrt of the state, soma who opposed both the eighteenth
Inal check up. >>.
'g, chief engineer of the ns far west as Pensacola and Ap and nineteenth amcndenU, as Un
rades a t Dutchh Harbor. Ho was treasury would have supervision frauded the pnverninrnb out 'jof 3,000 acres of land in California Yonngbcnr,
Jacksonville
llle district. This report palachian were expected to a r derwood did,” the speaker dec
vMrumiii was
vva* w
o r n atrick- separated from them April 1G when over tho corporation similar to his
| Carolina
worth
$1,500,000.
This
hecame
apparent
naval oil reserve No. 2 to tho is being compiled after extensive rive this afternoon.
ed.
present
control
over
banks.
J * 1)
W ^ 4 > t t C Igvflk
This morning Mayor Forerat
Fertiliser and power* would he Thursday during tha. oxaminatiyn Hondulu Oil Company, E. C. Fin hearings on the project.
WrtMe they came on h e r / and Iaior
“This do not lndiet
Ur
Tho fortheoirhrg-report,' tt w a * > - L * k « .t p v i t i U i o r x th*
tri Were at Anderson
Ander
produced and distributed and the of the talesmen bef&re Juatlco ney,*ns»hrtan< secretary of the-Inaa4’ “Wunon o Duch Harbor,
! hotter
,
JPk
tcrior,
testified
Thinfrday
before
Bailey.
Htatcd,
woUlil'covcr
this,
particular
ventlon
wa*
railed,
estimated
that
property held intact for the man
Hill' ncttlemcnt skit
tufc
Comb Coast.
sonat cha
tho nenato oil committee.
connection between the Ht. Johns! by Friday night the visitors would recites his
«re on guard. Property
of. —•
Examination Extenoivv.
The Algonquin hus rfrkod -all ufacturen of explosives in t|mo
---------tzontl and'
L; V -Mqrcqycrr-rim witness .said the and Indian Rivera ns w ell'as the'number.close to UM». R
‘ *»aenat Andursorv.aUuia.Jvaa cra ft in thesr. waters tmd a?? rurh-* - W ^ -D u m ig the 'first year th<
The
hovand hut ____
rttry -^httkark.-along - t h c ^ o a s t ^ r
appropriatr-amr eatlm
> r tto > n c ln r h to i,^
_
illiama ord,” the speaker further assert
[ Deilhs by Staten,
search for the ihissTng flyers
million dollarti to defray expenses
. . . coves nn,| nftcr that the operating costs day and is likely to take some tim cltb e‘oU cornmmittoc, hsd"not been the report fs submitted it will be of Tampa, were cxpcctod to ar- ed.
tabulations disclosed the
There v'
are many aheltorcd
,
npprtjvcd .‘.by Edwin Denby, secre- considered by the advisory board rivo after noon heading a large
J deaths:
between here and the Shumagins Tfouiff come front profits from the Friday.
"Mr. Underwood not only led tho
i Carolina, 81; Georgia, 13; despite tho general rockiness of the sale of fertilizer and power.
United States Attorney G o r d owas
n ^ executed.
°f thu navy ttl the tlmo lt of engineers for rivers and hnrbors. delegation from that county. J. F. fight in the House against the pro
C.
Griggs
of
Jacksonville,
formot*
Tho
Florida
delegation
includes
i> 11; North Carolina, 4; region and tho fact that the ocean
A t.today's hearing, W. J.'CyAi-i was eager to learn how the pros
Mr. Finney agreed with ?ena* besides Mr. Ball the following: 8t. collector of customs during the hibition amendment bul when be
e. 1; Arkansas, 1.
beats upon it without resistance mins, of Tennessee, uppeared ns n pective jurors felt about circum
to*1 Wnlsh, .of Muntuna, the* com Elmo W. Acosta of Jacksonville, Wilson administration, will also he .reached the Senato oy the solid
dditional deaths were rc- from lnrge Islands. These harbors supporter of the Fonl bid. He told
r«m Columbia, where two are too tiny to appear on any navi thq committee he served a sentence stantial evidence nnd the counsel mittee prosecutor, that the Jease I’. A. Vuns Agnew of Winter Dark among those to arrive ‘hr time *fof liquor supoort in Alabama, he opra th closing of saloons in the
injured died In hospitals gation chart. A survey of them in Sing Cinf* prison on the charge for the defenso also touched upon would not be valid without the np- nnd II. do Montmollin. When the the o|H*ning speech by Air. lip-,
trlct ‘of ColuWo. When Morris .
•
‘.
, * *’
Mbertsonville, N. C., where would remiire days, l and could be o( wrcckng the Carnegie Trust it in their questions. The religl, i prqvnl. of the president nS such delegation will return is not known shaw
approval is required -under the- »definitely (but will probably bo
Meanwhile tbs*, business section .Sheppard was making hla immor
I reports Jold of a twister prosecuted only with launches nnd Company of New‘York which was,
of tho city, has ,Uken' ,qn a gala tal fight,againet these dons of ira- y
[there.- Thirty homes were similar craft.
, he~ said, ut thetime he purchased ous views of the jurora were also terms of tho general leaning laws- back Sundny.
• Some of Circumstances.
It is believed by those in n posi appearance
Haini; ’ penngnta, fumy In tne^Tfation’s capital, Un[have been destroyed, and
Perryvillc, a Mcannery
n i i S ^^ Pstation it ,In bad condition. He declared asked by counsel for Tho defense 'Reciting
some of the clprum- tion to know thnt the efforts of tho buntlnjr and othcrjrinag of decora
for aid was sent out by about' half way lto the Shumugin!, that the man who' prosecuted him, nnd each talesman was requested
H. Cox. One unidenti- and MIltrofanUL ' be^wegn
Perry- Charles-S. Whitman, then district to toll whether ho had ever been .stnnccs surrounding tho granting committee hnvo not been in vain tions uro to pe m n waking from
be^weqn ' Fcrry*n was killed. ville and C hignik;1arb .the only attorney and luter governor, had in the military or naval service of the lease Finney said thqt dur und thnt federal aid in behalf of mor.y business houses. A -larg e
ing tha Wilson administration1 the. the cahy ^ lrn o w jn sight.
streamer hanging <’bot,wpen’ the
Still Increase.
snots on the coasfemf. the part of *pardoncd him unconditionally. Al
. . had. Vought'
..
.
Seminole' CounDtj'’ IWrik' and /BowuihTarolina, where the the Alaska peninsula’.aloog which though he hud lost $3',000,000 of of the government or had Interest Honolulu1. Rompary
er’s. Drug slot!
the InsrrtpU»« U
*an dwhfcMt clnimdescended with its the hunt in being pressed, where his own money in tho bank’s fail in any contracts with tho United
Uon “Welcome Visltora1^ while be•
cd lh 'feserva No. ,2. . Secretary.
ttructive force, tho death any whitemen are to be found. At ure npd left the prison penniless, States
twqfn ’Roumillftt A. . ’Andanson’B
l«nue<l to ’mount almost no other place on the coaat between he hud returned to his hpmo. in
Attorneys Wlllls’m I ’
lAru? K,ave tho matter careful confllr The AssneUleil (’u u )
drug store and’the Belli Cqfe it nslderation. he , said, but .did not
Prjng the day as searchers hero and the Shumagins are there Tennessee, recouped his fortuno and WUlLam
’hiiiphU ^ independence
•
Philippine
wo*• dJ9*-.
l»ia penetrated further Into enough natives'to make a village. nnd now headed the Bonair Coni resnectivclv fnr K trih.Jl. - l a I
the, request pf soiko one."
caitsetl
ijefoirD
tho-joiise
insulpr
afWho
Was
it
that
requested
him
<*en area. Many nre exNo largo vessel can approach the and Iron Company, which he de
’. « .v.-].'; •
"liejrom Injuries. N
coast except a t a few Isolated scribed ns the largest single In Morse, were p rcaen fh fco u rt this! not'to* act** ^wked S e n S ^ S p u T fuir'i fomnpttkr.
.............
, ►iff.D'UieyjWllBuc'declared work
PKments to carq fqr the in spots. / •
dustry in the state.
ebX^ e i r°omr
ney rcpUdd*
tne recetit naval mhn,
•
OMitUtilcWIH II
F konielesa in a state-wide
L’rgrs Accept as Unit.
the court. They were not in court! A fter John
"Payne suer*
stand
on
such
a^m iform i/ . ‘
“v‘,
ry,
excellent
and
or relief were begun at
In this capacity, ho said, he ap
into today with the or-|
..
peared before thecmmuitUu to
...The
Judylnzxxxmimltteo
i .n a central committee
vrn6‘
acceptance o f the Fohf
Considered
legislation
to clusify the
aentmont of Mr. McAdoo’a c
Governor McLeod und
bid an a unit. He declared the
di«pu6rd powers of Comptroller
which will co-opoUnofficial figures given out Frt...
.. McAdoo esmu. i
manufacturers of Tennessee wnnt- Identified tho case to tho prospec
p wo Red Cross and other
day »how that tho n gNtration list ■
from
P B H ta rk s of tho people i
cd Ford to have tho Muscle Shoals tive jurors and pointed out thnt of the request of the a S
E
f t t & S P S L " Ifi letter to. nf qualified voters to' be 4T ' * through all tho fame he h * * '"
property nnd the people of tho the original 10 persons Ihdtfcted in pany for a
mnt- ('hll*rm?*r'.r^‘)nes, of the senate com- the
I Property dnmuge placed In
county of Seminole. '
state felt confident Henry Ford's the alleged conspiracy, one brfd
v He ,nicrf<l.‘®phtmitt/seo urged
prompt ur*f> IS short of tho 3,000 marlr,(
E? >I°ne well over $1,000,!•
.p,ro?ipl
n I » Y O R i X ’T J S ' c ' J ; ^ bid offered the best solution of tho died and threo others had been wouty have'granted the'patept/and'
puling Alaska tv- approximately 1,200 m arh /Jh i
V . ,h ,
national
d«o I*’
«d*
situation. Ho appealed to the com accorded n'atparnto trial;
wore patrolling bf tho New York Democratic or mittee not to ermnge the bid so
yv*',* while he would not re m s e ' - n
...
were registered for thc last count/
Those
remaining
at
the
bar
an*
PaynVs rpling he wiiild M vs'the finance committed
thc Mnttte
Inliwere hardest ganization in Its boom for Gov. that Fdrd woud not accept it.
It la said.
’ . ,V :
J ° h n Lf* Phllllpa, of Thomasvillr, company
& Inmi.' in ihn innii. in Umioco committee, tolil the,Kenate, election,
I S * R°rrcll Hill, whpre n Alfred E. Smith for president is
With
a
registration
list
of 2.98L crehip I
(«a., his brother, Charles Rhlllips, question
Belongs to South.
Mtion.
probably wore not enough Seminole County will poll the,In
r V » * (l«mollshed.’kill- demonstrated by Tammany’s cor * “Muscle ’Shoals- belongs to thu Jr., of Atlanta, Ga„ John Steph
Democn
"es
children and Injuring
Explains Falls’ Actlona-'.^-V A *s«'.U
"
l-he .
rat vote in ita history.
........ .. Superyl
In our.nation
i-in
our.national pro
.....
dial reception of the appointment south. Let us Select the man nnd ens of Jacksonville, Fla... Frank T. ' Exp
explaining Fall’s action, Vinhry - Ghuirghut ,Nbrrls,-of
* . It*
’senate
. of Registration H. C. Du Bose prp3. J AUoO handled' |4i
Sullivan,
of
Buffalo,
N.
Y„
and
the
let
congress
select
‘n
business-like
th'e
JjfUt death from the storm of Franklin D. Roosevelt to steer contract,” he implored.
ho had proceeded p t / t
dieted Friday that thdro would BefWIO.OpO luring the nation’s
two former officials of the war spld,.
Carolina occurred late Gov. Smith’s campaign /o r the
sumption
that thd Ifirezldopt’,..
in any Other -man
v■
between 2,100 and 2,500.voles aUtl-Moro-.tthan
department,
Ernest
C.
Morse,
and
■ n, a four-day old Infant Democratic nomination.
transferring tho «iavul reserved
in thc PJune
and of^that h.hilmjMsi
'* in the history of tho ■
amfled
i i , .prlnuiry
4
Revival Services A t[(hnr,e* s- in,otwen*
from the control of the'navy det
pumla-r arouryl 2,000 will bo polled d^thput
I H lI jM tho
B f ckhad
M o w .of aust
nt J l i n J,urietL lt received
Mr. Roosevelt was Democratic
*
Byntim, near
jo the Jwo, precincts of Sanford.’ t>r * Xtajn upon' hi
hla name.
doni?tmnn»°hif|at|
tit
ir„lerinr1'*
|lr(.fescntalivo
-Btffum,
Rfipui
candidate
for
vice-president
at
tho
Methodist
Church’
Are
.
A
fiumbet
of
leading
citizens
.
4..
JdcAdoo
has
“tfn^ h ch ,u Parents had last election'and for a time was
.
.
^
^
more HH
authnrttT^
ba‘,.
d®^legated
,to.him
tIW
V
,;
Rlinols,
annoilnctsl
he
would
. WASHING-foN*.1Ma'y 2 - A jury
"Wtpt away.
acMevemt^to .to his credl
an investigation to deter,.
active against the Tammany clique. Drawing large Crowds was selected Thursday to hear the gc oral leasing law Without going Tnj„,,for
Appeal for Help.
'
tn« liobratiutr • of. our nali
the condition >nf
^rtsonvlllk where a no- He has been, a close friend 6f the
finances'
lp r rthe relief of oar a
rt ^ Allied, more than governor’s since'1011, when the lat There was a large attendance at
oaltura masses and a “livir
ter
was
majority
leader
In
the
state
the
Methodist
Church
Thursday
Pcr,ons injured arid
tho Honolulu lease
for thrf'.roiW,in overalls
,
night to hear Evangelint Whit
"■m caused, city offlclala legislature...
came
un
during
»
general
recital
other candidate or all other)
Acting upon hia assertion that worth. The preaching was prac tion with thc sale of surplus lumliu- f,n “PP«al for ouuido
(Continued on page 8.) -r
dictates. In bdt.hfiarties now I
her
from
army
cantonments.
The
tical.
Mr.
Whitworth
ia
a
native
l . V , of % town’s faell- the principal work of tha state com
tlqn.pl tK ..
Sanford and tha people.-1
Honolulu'Oil
Company.*
.
taking
of
testimony
will
begin
of
Florida
and
he
is
thoroughly
Scrulnolc .county.
f pi ,,cd ,nto m* mitted would he “to show to the
■' 5* Tho notlcf of McAd.— ,
Tosta Is Accepted As rUlvucates of American partlci- ir.With'.Um^apnou
L* V 0r the injured and other states the real Gdv. Smith as familiar with his work. He ia full next Monday.
uneement of tho forta in behalf of railroad a
,|«fioh
ln
the
world
court
continued
Besides
Phillips,
those
on
trial
of
earnestness
and
zeal,
and
takes
jrnh -/T,*—
harfdidi
in'.k
th#n a *COr® °f we know bim,” Mr. Roosevelt an
li
Idatcs for tho acv- Ing men was sutaained by
Provisional President their testimony before a ' senate /voting
I
, t,0Wn ptoper and nounced he soon would organize no by-paths to reach his tob- are Charles Phillips, Jr., of Atqrfll county .'Offices today,^began quent ir
sub-committee
wnich
then-.ad
^P*1" Stephens,'of JacksonJective. '
the state committee.
journed hearings subject to cidifi >' more jnfon^iVo campaigning, \fith his sue
Fla.. Frank T. Sullivan of
*■scarcely more than and
Gov. Smith left Wednesday night 'Thursday night he emphasized
B U i^ #Qban told the v: senate! . N.
Y.;
Ernest
C.
Morse
1»',*0Dria
dispstchcd tents
Z r m ‘“•Patched
t<
fo f Albany to catc hun with his the truth that Christiana should and Chnrlcs fi. Shotwell.. r
cp now obtained” HondQte
ijelcr.vommltteo
ho
had
no
di,
,r
.
.Dm polltlcmJ AtditHi-' * G .
Ch
official duties, halted while he a t so live as that evil men would
factions definitely Accepted
UkwfWlqdgc regarding tho truth phero U m t o thicken xprith cam was a „ _
(Continued
on
ppge
8.)
the .funeral* of Charles F. come to Christ because they see
Mon of General Toata as
MFiiUBUtluns against Senator paign igpuiAts and pledges. Of and financial
*.* - ’
' *• .
»« »f >h, dSSSSton rf tended
Murphy, late Tatpihuny chieftain. the value of religion in the Chris
f l c e - k e e k ^ ^ j m ' M alert artt. not o n____
,1 president, Sumer Wells Wheeler, Democrat, Montana.
ly ,favored’
no P®Dwns were It waa said he would net campaign tian. He enforced this idea with R equest Received To
representative for Premi
The sennto adopted a resolution from early piflmlng‘ to’ late a t amendhvant,
idtnant
granting
hurt, ^ nJa"y injured. To- or leave the (late until after the many apt illuatrtions.
asking President Coolidgo to direct night; llwy. are carrying the . fight
but
wNcil jio ec
Probe Recent Death
1 W n, or? ° f .th» destnic- national convention.
Services will be held tonight at
'
the hMornoy general to defend suits for election to tho.four enrm
1
tfeea at
‘•
■
Mr. Roosevelt stated his commit 8 o’clock.
brought by M. S. Daugherty the county.
a B S S £ '
Injury of tee would be composed entirely of
against members of the Daugherty
There is but im sJ( Indication as ’.ow xror
R l ' c f i l J o S l r r - lation
it
,.?ev«ra property arsons who knew the governor n<
committee.
to who are In tho lead In tha sev
MARKET
quest that Richmond police inves
e knows him, even probably in
eral races and becausav of that
7. Me.
f » c i b t bu^ no
tigatee
the
re
cluding persons who are not Demo
ZAYAB APPEALS TO U. S.
fact
the
campaign
apparently
Is
term
a
i
r
T
h
r
A
k
s
a
e
la
t'4
P
r
r
—
I
B S R , 5 W F - “ crats, but who realize the gover CHICAGO, May 2.—Prevailing
more spirited than it
roftr
from
weH on the nor^ qualifications. . .
.(■•oi-UIrtl V rn ,)
Pirices a t the close of theXBhicago
Shor- BLECTRIC CHAIR COMPLETED.
................*,^fay 2.—The Cuban
“ 1°**1
hel«
was as folGrain Market
said.
go\ernment today bad 600 troops
.
. »* / _
ENGLISH BILL DEFEATED.
Iowa:
.n o
___ .dtod
stationed around CJer-*-------'** V
Whaat: May,
t6l^0.4H;
s since
all is said
tin* center of the anti
.
4ieeelale*Prea»>
movo- lie Insthklion-X*
,r w
n. ment with ita warshl
2^-BBy a vote July, 100.6 M to
the Rjy. gktx*
IJodsj
the coast.
The
house of com
Mrs.
ved
. the propordeclare tha
two
he
fp lll -P«n*
sent an
k fa te
ted States fb
. . V , :
■ ‘
;tm.
■
t>y
•»
1
V 'Y '
f .i
h'
CITY ENTERTAINS
MEN WHO GATHER
FOR CONVENTION
SEARCH JS BEGUN
WITH T O R FOR
CHIEF F FLIERS
CANAL PROJECT
IS BEFORE THE
U. S. ENGINEERS
JURY SELECTED FALL ORDERED
FOR CASE O F TO LEASE ONLY
LUMBER FRAUD 3000 ACRES OIL
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Crepe and Knit Silks. Exceptionally
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close out prices. Snappy Spring mol
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On this page is a partial list of the more than startling bargains we are featuring. It ^impossible to describe the sensational offerings, but a visit to our shop will convince yoi
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A startling offer of dresses designed by
Silk Frocks of unusual beauty. Represented
in the new est summer modes. *Materials are
Georgettes, Printed Crepes- Satin Cantons, Roshanaras, Silk Broadcloths and many others. Pric
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Now comes an opportunity
to show in a practical way our
appreciation to the public
that made possible our suecess. We therefore a t this
sale offer the most extraoidinary values of the . season.
New clean merchandise of
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and well knotOh line of Dresses a t a price beyond conception. 100
Frocks for Afternoop, Street and .Sports wear. Charmingly de
signed as only Peggy Paige knowfl how. Arranged in Printed
Crepes, Chiffons, Georgettes,-Roshanaraa, Silk Crepes and oth
ers. InoilL the newest colorings and combinations.
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Values formerly up to $59.00.
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One Special Lot
Charmingly new light weight
summer wool sweaters in sleeve
less slipover and front button mod
els. A large selection of colors.
Sale Prices
Exceptionally pretty jiilk
of Canton and posharmra.
viceable for street or sport
Also few wools for sport
Specially priced at
Dainty cotton frocks in 'washable materials. Distinctive designs in
tub silks, voiles, ginghams and linens. Featuring hand drawn work, lace
trimmings, and embroidery. Specially priced
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An E xtra Special Offering
LinenDrcsses for this sale only
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and Sateen Wash Skirts (PI flfj
In Black, Navy,, and Brown, sizes 16, 18-and 36 while
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All others specially reduced
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4 ■.-L' Rollins and Allen A H osieb’. ‘Superior
quality hose of splendid, durability.
"There are miles of wear in every pair."
- Black, White, Nude, Peach, Bobolink,
Sliver, Pelican, Log Cabin and ptherS.
So delectable in color, ao fresh and lovely, that they
will be an incentive to replenish one’s intimate wardrobe,
vCbembw, YeaU, lUoomen,, downs or Combination*, Choos
ing-»ueh exquisite matcriali as PTafnaoolc, Satiate, Crepes,
• Glove bilk or Crepe de Chine, a t Special Rale Pricea
Glove Silk V ests Flesh and Orchjd •
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............a....'' $1,95 and $2,4l)
$2.95 g ra d es a t ......
Glove Silk Bloomers at $1.95 and $2.75
$2.50 grades a t .&1:
k a y ser’s Vests' a t , ......$2.50 and $2.95
Special $1.50vhose at
K ayser’s Bloomers at $3.15 and $4.75
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Voile, Bftisto and Crepe, Chemise, Gowns, -Vests and Bloomer Seta. Special Sale fa *
ing beautifiA ” Plain and ^fancy^Qlpve
Silk. $3.50 and $3.75 g r a d e d ffO Q fJ
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OVERBLOUSES
The corset is absolutely essential to
ive the well gqwned woman better
The Brassiere is as important aa lh*i
corset. It solves the ahovo the waist
line problem. We feature the Bicn Jolio
Urussicrg for every type of figure. Halo
Prices
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$2.50 grades •
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reduced accordingly,
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Form erly $2.50 to $4.50
New merchandise ju st arrived.
$4.95 Grades
A choice selection in all th e new
$5.95 QuAlItietf,
: p r i n c e s s SLIPS
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Sateen and U n g e tte Slips, in all
popular colors. Sale, price—
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$1.50 grades
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Gay shade t Petticoats in Silk
fcrsey’ and Taffeta
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Superior Quality H iR d ^ ira w n
W aists. Pretty collars' in Peter
Pan and Tailored effects. Button
in front or back, on sale, at_
♦ $2.25 grades
95 grades
In the newest of spring modes.
Paisley and Persian colorings and
plain designs; Specially priced at>
and pretty
color
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t . f t s S t a n d S 3. B l o c k t ) . M i t c h e l l
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driving horse cars in Fourteenth Prof.- Perkins* salary never was
v ! b r i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d n t e o f
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29 3. i l a t c d t h e 2n d d a y o f J u n e , A .
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D . 1919. h a s f i l e d s n l d c e r t i f i c a t e I n p3(u 12.
d a t e d I h k 2n d d a y o f J u n e . A .
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fellow, who had "just gone to la te d $.100,000, every cent of which
m > o f f i c e a n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n ,
1 t * 1919. h a s t i l e d s n l d c e r t i f i c a t e I n w i t h l a v . ’ .
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f o r T a x D e e d t o I s s u e I n a c c o r d a n c e | 4-1
m y o f f i c e n n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n
work," was sent by his employer he gave to Ohio Wesleyan. He
t h e
f o l l o w i n g
d e s c r i b e d
p r o p e r t y
R a i d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s
f o r T a x
D e e d
t o I s s u e I n a c c o r d s i t u a t e d I n - S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r w i t h l a w .
tought in the institution for more
to collect some bill’s.
t h e
f o l l o w i n g
d e s c r i b e d
p r n , ’e r t y
a n c e
w i t h
t a w .
H n l d
c e r t i f i c a t e
i d a . l o - w l t :
s l t u n t c d I n S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F U i r - 1
e m b r a c e s
t h e
f o l l o w I n ir d e s c r i b e d
The young fellow, now n man of than half a century. The professor
I . o t s 120, 121. 122 n n d 133. I i l n r k
i d a . t o - w l t :
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I p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d I n R c t n l n o l e C o u n .
D , M i t c h e l l ’s S u r v e y o f L e v y G r a . n t .
L o t
118. I t l o e k
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middle age and head of his firm, did not live to see his life's dream
ly . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t :
T h e s a i d b i n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h d v e v o T l . e v y G r a n t .
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recalls the day well. His was not realized as he diet! at the age of
b e i n g
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p u r c h i i n r r
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2 91. d a t e d t h e 2 n d d a y o f J u n e . A . p u r r h a e i r o f T a x
C c r l l f i c n t e
N o .
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and made
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collector. lie
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got something more; an invitation, are completing the metal cap for
1p t i r c h n s c r o f T a x
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N o . f o r T u x ^ U c - d t o I s s u e I n n e o r d a h e t * } D . t 921. h a s f i l e d s a i d C e r t i f i c a t e I n
m y o f f i c e nirtt h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n
. ’ 77. d a t e d t h e 2n d d a y o f J u n e , A . t > . t v l i b l a w .
"What you going to drink, kid?" the building, which will completely
R a i d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s
f o r T a x D e e d t o I s s u e I n a c c o r d a n c e
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t h e
f o l l o w i n g
d e s c r i b e d
p r o p e r t y jI w i t h l a w .
The boy was no mollycoddle, hut enclose it. Work on the Gl-inch
R a i d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s
o f f i c e n n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r s i t u a t e d I n S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r
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he had been brought up to take sa mirror is well under way and thr
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loons in great moderation; to give
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them the frosted eye.
Yet this telescope mounting has been ready
v c y o f L e v y G r a n t .
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hrVA May 2.—Poland, like
,E„nd Hungary, is strug^ith the problem of financial
miction and, according to
, Wieniawski, the Polish
r of the permanent economIsory committee of the
, 0f Nations, is slowly wintrough the united and pnefforta of thu people and
sent.
Wieniawski emphasized first
t)ut Bolshevism has no
in his country- The dnnriod of 19iii*20, when Bolpropaganda was bv
at its
iv»
I h»J definitely passed, in
laion. At tha end of last
[took 6,000,000 Polish marks
Fs dollar and the entire ecolife £ the nation was
Lned- A big deficit appeared
I budget. Applying drastic
ks, the government decided
bh'e payment of -all taxes in
lines. *fhla system was in[teil on the first of the year
[working well, he said. MorcL tax on fortunes is expectkield 400 000,000 gold francs
| end of 1920. Another step
taken soon will.be the creai a banl^of issue baaed on
tne principlo as the Austrian
frranged by the League of
HlVieninwskt went on: “We
roughly stabilized the Polish
[at 9,000,000 to the dollar. It
bated that the Polish people,
Eh fear of the further dcfon of the local currency,
but aside gold to the value
M,000,000, but their confi[being restored, they are now
ing to sell their dollars and
[actually offered the state
p,000 gold which the state
brchasi-d at the prevailing
i( tzchange. Our economic
slowly but surely adjusting
in a healthful manner.”
iLVES INVADE DANCE
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^RAREST, Rumania, May 2.
h wolves recently interrupt*
nasked ball at Brasloff. They
[their yray into the lllill while
uicers were so engrossed with
merry-making that they fail[ comprehend for some time
had happened. The animals
is badly frieghtened as the
pg women, and most of them
shot before they could escape.
Radio Program
Program Saturday, May 3.
WSB—Atlanta Journal (429)
8-9, humorous; 10:45, classic.
WGR—Buffalo (31B) 4, music:
5:30.. aeww.. u r a n y ^ v
KYW-—Chicago (636) 5:18, talk;
5:45, bedtime; 6, concert; 7, musi
cal; 8:05, literary.
WDAP—Chicago (360) C-9, concert, orchestra.
WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 0,
address; 8-10, musical, dance.
WMAQ—Chicago News (447.5)
6:30, band; 8 Chicago Theutre re
vue,
WFAA—Dallas News
(476)
12:30, address; 3:30, music; 8:3012, musical, dance.
WOC—Davenport (484) 6:30,
sandman; 9 orchestra.
WCX—Detroit (517) 5, concert.
WWJ—Detroit News (517) 6,
orchestra, solos.
WBAP—Fort Worth Star-Tele
gram (476) 7-7:30, Bible Class.
KFKX— Hastings (341) rebrnndcasts KDKA.
WOS—Jefferson City (440.9) 11.
Glee Club.
WDAF—Kansas City Star (411)
3:30-4:30. musical; 6-7, School of
the Air; 11:45, Nifhthawks.
W11B—K ansas-City (411) 2-3,
music.
WOQ— Kansas City (360) 3-3:30
concert, F” ndav,T-«''*'"nI lesson: 1111:30, healing service. •
KFF—I,os Angeie., (469) 8:45^
a, m.. vocal, concert, orchestra. KHJ—Los Angeles (395) 8, or
chestra; 8:30, children; 10-12, or
chestra.
W1IAS—Louisville Journnl (400)
7:30-9, concert, Sylvian Trio, rend
ing.
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WGI—Medford (360) Xu , Big
Brother Club;; 5:30. sonw hits; 6,
business talk, musical show.
WBAH—Minneapolis (417) 7,
Council of Churches.
WLAG—Minneapolis - St. Paul
(417)
7:30 *business
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message;
9:15-11, musical, dance.
CKAC— Montreal (426) 6. bed
time; 6:30-9:30, concert, band, a r t
ists, orchestra.
WOR—Newark (405) 4:15, mu
sic: 6:15-9, talks, music.
WEAF—New York (492! 5:30-9,
ipjisic, talks, dance. .
WJZ—New York (456} 5, bed
time: 5:10-8, orchestra, songs,
-pianist.
KGO—Oakland (312) 10, Plym
outh Congregational Church.
WAAW—Omaha (360)- 8, mar
kets.
WOAW—Omaha (526) 6:30,
dance; 9, Omaha Printing Co.
WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 5:30,
talk.
WFI—Philadelphia (395) 4, talk;
4-30-8:16, orchestra, talks.
BY HARRY B. HUNT
<e-i'XK,V*?TTf<-r St.ifT’ Wrftei*/'
M/ASHINOTON. D. C.—aeorro
T f IJ. Lockwoo.1, roly-poly R e
publican, fed s full of light.
Hut In bis iloulit*.beaded Job ns
secretary of the Republican N a
tional Committee and editor of the
"National Republican,” heretofore
regarded a*.ihe "official o r g a n " of
the Republican party, G eorge’s
freedom of action has been h a m
pered.
True, he h a s tieen free t o fight
the Democrats. Itnt it Is not D em
ocrats whom George most desires
to lorn haste. It Is Individuals In
side th e Republican party, w ho ha
feels a re not Itehavlng like Repute
Means, th a t cause his lists to clench
and h is 'p u ls e to th u m p w ith th e
dcslte for Imttle.
Wherefore, disregarding th e pos
sible result on his chances for reelection n s se creta ry of the* n a tio n
al committee, llko a m a n w ho
strips his coat before a fight so It
may not Impede his m ovem ents,
George nnrtounccs th a t n o w and
h e rra R e r the .“ NatlunM , J l e p y b \
Mean" Is not to 7>q cen*Id«Jr0d - a s ,
"the inouthpleoi of Dm l:?|Uibllcnr.
National O rganizatlon'or t h e Organ
of the Republican'*National Com*
m ltlee." -Y • •*
AVING th u s atwolved h is party
of responsibility for a n y of
H
the thin g s the "N a tiona l R e p u b
lican" may print, Lockwood Is set
to ta k e n poke a t a n y Individual or
candidate who m a y sponsor a n y o f
the "liberal" or "radica l" p ro g ra m s
"opposed b y t b s "c o n se rv a tiv e "
element tn the p a r ty ; g o v ern m e n t
ownership, for Instance.
Ills first assau lt will be a g a in st
the stronghold of S en ato r La Fob
lelte.
From th e Lockwood viewpoint,
t.a Folletto a n d his followers nro
a band of pirates who, u nle ss r e
pulsed. will seize th e p a r t y ship,
force ca p ta in a n d cre w .to w a lk iho
plank, a n d th e n entl brazenly into
port w ith the Cl. O. I*, banner still
at
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n e t t e r scuttto the old sh ip and
Co down with bands playing th a n
I'cnnlt It to fall Into such hands.
G eorgs declares!
this Issue, L a Fotlette 1*
OIfNthready
to givo battle.
e re Is on» th in g I-a Foltette
has guarded more zealously th a n
his progressive principles. It t» his
r ig h t to w ear the label " R e p u b
lican." H e ha* carefully olviervcd
every requirem ent for p a r ty r e g u
larity. If tiny group Is m a s q u e r a d
ing under false colors, he will con
tend, It Is Ihe Old G uard crow d,
which lie Insists lias forsaken R e
publican fundam entals.
I f L a Folletto leads n third pa*-4*
n u t of ihe convention nl Cleveland,
foe Instance, ho will cJalm—a s
Roosevelt dk| In t i l l — th a t h i s fol
lowing Is Iho real Republican p a r ty
nnd th a t Ihe party d o m ina ting th e
convention Is the wolf l a sh e ep 's
clothing.
T J lS y p N A th e .Jlire ct aet-to w ith
D - k a KutlrtLe and bla probable
•'I’roarsi'siv’o 'ite im tjilc u n " follow
ing, Lockwood will give t a t t l e to
e v e ry a s p ira n t for th e H o u se or
Kctwile who, n s a progressive or
otherw ise, seel:* election o n th e
R epublican ticket who iloea n o t. In
th e Judgm ent of IgKkwood a n d his
advisers, m e asu re up to th e ir Idea
or w h a t a Republican should bo.
"T h e tim e has come,” ho nays,
"w h e n Individuals who h a v e been
using the Republican p a r t y a s n
path to power, only to b e t r a y it
w hen In office, m ust cease to bo
ta k e n for gTdnted. Only by such
resistance r a n Iho R epublican
p a r ty bo navcd." ^ •
of' otthography, reading, gcog<
raphy, physiology, civil govern
ment, United States history and
drawing,” the statement concludes.
“Money m ay,also .bo saved, in .th e
pilrchitse - *of * otctfonanesT* fo e
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May L— ' book on agriculture was rcadopted
A stntemznt has issued by th e : at the same price as in the former
State Superintendent of Public In-1 contract, therefore .there will be
struction calling attention to th e ' no increase in the price of that
fact that although elementary, book during Ihe full term of its
school textbooks recently udoptud• udontion.”
for the public schools the old con
tracts, including the former prices,
NOTIFM ttt MAHTiMt** SM .K .
remain good until the first of Sep
In Circuit (Vntrt. Suvi n th .Imlli-lat
, * Ir«-a it of Klnrldn. ri-nilnnlc t ’liuntember of this year. .
ty.
Iji CuiitH'ery. Tl»** Arn^rfean
“Prices of hooks under the new! A g rl ru lt u ri il t ’h.-:r.lcs»l Com pany, a
coru
n
ru
ltn n . i Y m pln in u n t.
against
contracts ure necessarily higher ,-Reminote
F a r m s . In«\. a corp o rathan under the did,’- th e . state l i o n . ' Virgiril.i-Unr.'lln.i
( ’v - in leal
ment snys, "fyr the simple*reason '.’njensov. o c a r p o r t lop. and people*
H
ank
>
<
i
Hanford,
a
cur
p-it.it
Inti, d«—
that labor in printing houses is
Fi.r.-i lo su rc ,,f Mortungimuch higher; pa nor, cloth, and all felpluntn.
NnlleW. Is In-ropy x I vmi th a t - n m l.r
material required in the manufac ap.l t.v * let ip- of a i l i - c r , of f,,roi-linor..
- i i h nil,, oiti.-r.'l
lo tlio
ture of hooka are much higher
i n tiU i,l eniiso i n ill.* >s 11i
than they were a few years ngo.” ‘ iil'iiV'*'
day rtf A p r i l . I *
I a* S pe
Thu new basal basal readers, cial Mnntet In Chlttieerv. on .Monday.
J
u
n
e
2d.
.V
a
il
I
'.'I.
fro n t
aim can be purchased at the old of the I '. i u r l '. Union- liner. In
III S.lllprices, according to the statement, ford
m lm do
Minty. CP rlda. will
“for the renders adopted this year ' o f fe r for sa le am t m il b p i h e h i g h
est
so
d
Post
l.lddcr
fur rosli. duras basal books are already in use
tin. legal Im urs of toil**, (lie f-d-.
as supplementary books and will be , lug
lo w in g -degerlltod .land, sltillito. lyold under the old contract until . Inn and loUug .Iff Hi.-* r *•>iln i\ of
Hi-mlnule,
*Sypte ,-f • l*Pirld;-s inure
September at the old prices “ - in partit-uln'-7>'
d e - c r ll i.d a*
follow*,
tact, *it is added some of the re l o - w lt:
*
cently adopted basal readers enn
Uol T w o I2i a ir o r ill tiv to \V. A
|*e purchased-at lower prices un- til tin’s Map o f I*,11m H am m o ck , a*
Vol September than the basal read ! I'cr plat t h e r e o f duly rt r.irded It,
imlilP* rei-.ird* of, m a n g e i ' miiii,
ers uow in use.. T*For inatsnee, the -1 tintv. Flfirlda l t d w hich *aU| lining.third,reader will be sold until that I'o tiniy, Hemliiido I'miiity wa* f o r
erly a p a r t i In ptnt kook ’'ll" . i
date at 40 cents while the third m
jiugi- “J
U lilrli aalil n>cor,| Pan
reader now' in use cells at .45 rents. noon duly t r.m-o-rllieil. nmt l < now
The new fourth reader will,soli un ' a p i n of th e record* of Seminole
til September, at II rents, while taiuiitv, F lo rid a ,
T e r p is earli l'i(relitrser lo p a y f.othe fourth reader now,in use sells
1at 5(1 ‘•uwks.’’ . *
- “The shying h e n /ti, jin'ill ii.in d
wilt apply- Vo books oil the subjects
Elementary School
Textbooks in Effect
Until September..!
Sugar, l b .............................
Silver Bar Peaches* No. 3
Silver Bar Peaches, No. 2
Country Gentleman Corn
Hens, live and dressed......
We carry a full line 6 t Fancy Western and N ativ e
meat:* ut all times.
Fresh Vetfelnhlcs and. Fruit a rtceived daily
WE DELIVER TO ANY FART OF THE CITY,
Undt,r new niiRUiffoment
1 It. WKAUGE, I»ROI\
Phone
H A T Lockwood's decision m a y
help m aterially in b rin g in g a
wide-open spill In th e p a r ty ha h im
self recognizes. Hut, he says:
" l l e t t e r no llcpubtlcnn p a rty t h a n
one which docs not stand for some
thing. B e tte r no p a rty t h a n one'*
which will not fight for Its Ilfs.”
A SSURED
Dress From Our Window
T9 TO HAVE RADIO
KEN, May 2.—Lifeboats of
tw German liner Columbus
be equipped with radio. The
will come from motors,.cflr*
■*
■ S n - 'w - M x g V V M 'i J » #*#<5*
Under New Mauqfiement
from 300 to 600 meters.
Itimbus will run between
aid New York.
San fort}, Fla
AND YOU CAN’T HELP SAVING MO!
\ n o w FOR. I
WE ANNOUNCE THE
BY BUYING AT THESE PRICES
a
&
OPENING OF OUR
p w m rm
5 lb. Fine
Granulated
MODERN MEAT MARKET
WILL CARRY A FULL LINE
OF CHOICE WESTERN AND
FLORIDA MEATS. PLENTY
,QJF P R E £ S E & . - . A N & V > L 1 V J £
Creamery
POULTRY.
Prompt City Delivery
Of Fresh Goods
317 Palmetto Ave.
Seminole Market
PHONE 481-W
FIRST ST
GALLON
alumet
K E R O S IN E
u iw in a a
foes farther
tests longer
OUR FRUIT A N D VEGETABLE COUNT
ER IS AT ALL TIMES COMPLETE, ,-i
FRESH VEGETABLES
~
.
CANNED RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, LOGANBERRIES, BLUEBERRIES
AND CHERRIES FOR PIES.
COME TO SEE- US^-WE DELIVER. NO WORR1
ABOUT CARRYING YOUR PACKAGES HOME/
WHEN YOU BUY FROM US. . ,
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YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED
(Georgia Sweet Potatoes
“Cracker Boy”. Coffee .
Coffee in Bulk ..............
Woodcock & Rigney ’a Old S ta n d
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The Sanford Herald
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T H E SANFORD
Sanford’s McAdoo Convention
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'rtie Aerald Extends a hearty welcome to the delegates
t a U i r kr Th* B(HH4 rrlk tlac
from the many Florida cities attending the convention in
C«* Raaford. Florida.
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>AY, MAY 2, 1924.
ONE B A N D WAGON THAT’S CROWDED
As Brisbane Sees It?
Contemporary
7 Per Cent Stee! Common.
IS Billions Tax Free.
Poor Hun band Yarn.
Frcnehmen Stay Young.
Sanford today for the furtherance of the candidacy of Will „
E n te re d i i Second C l i n M a tte r. O c
t o b e r 17, 1319. a t ttM P on to fric * *1 iam Gibbs:McAdoo for the presidency of the United States.
Copy r if t ) l, 19SI
Sanford, Florida, u nder a c t o f M arch Many of these visitors have traveled long distances with
S. 1(17.
.... Editor great inconvenience, influenced only by the sincerity of their
STOCK MARKET condition}
SOLLAYI) L. I lE A l.. H i i u t r belief th a t McAdoo’s nomination by this state in the June Tuesday worried gentlemen vrhf
B. nOW AHD nKTlU
rii
lolla A » m
ier
1« Primary will react entirely to the best interests of Florida. think that gambling ought to bf
To'thdm The Herald'sends “Greetings."
stabilized and made free from
«^JHSt'IUI*TllO.^ HATES i . • Tear___ 17.00. 81s Mdntha »J.S0
The Success of this meeting in Sanford depends altogeth wpyry. The question ■wda, what
llvered lit City by c a r r i e r p e r e r upon these delegates who have come here. No amount of rill the big steel companjjdto corfi
peek lie .
W eekly E d itio n I I I 'e r ! talk in the M ilane,theater wiU.ever.eWct-Mv^fkMi4n^dffPl;>b^irta#aijr«tarts»iils^^vidend 7
‘
Tear.
Gentlemen that gamble, instead
".sfbciai. TOYTCffrr *AvrWmwryj unless*thattnUcfS'disseminated almost in its entirety among
the thousand and one cities, towns and villages throughout of investing, would net have wor
•hargeac»r* mad*! win b« charsed ! the state. The delegates m ust carry the good word back to ried bo much could they hive seen
forat rtguiar adtaniainf rates. , t ^ e|r own actions. If they would see McAdoo carry Florida, Judge Gary, night befort last, ip
■HAfffcit r a il associated rnjeas they m ust never allow their spirit and enthusiasm, which this robust condition afte r his trip
Tha A ieocisted T r a n la -e x c lu s
around South America, proposing
ively en titled to tha u ia for repub- meeting is sure Art fan into an irresistable blaze, diminish,
.leatlon o f' bli
new* d ispatches and returning to their homes they must, with added vigor, the health of a young bride and
groom.
tredited in°thia' pa'par'“and”aia^iha set about the formation of McAdoo clubs,
What was to be expected hap
t^ tf c ^ r * a-^ubi'eauo^'o^^pseta!
It vill be the “McAdoo for President” clubs which will pened.
Judge Gary isn’t an emo
d is p a tc h e s h e re in ara also raaerved.
defeat Underwood in th w state. It is by means of this med tional person and when he put
ium alone that the ^tf6*Qf&saive McAdoo spirit can be instilled Strel common on a seven per cent^
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924.
into the tillers of outlying farms, the backwoodsmen, and basis, some time since, he evident- j
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY.
even the smaller city dwellers, who in reality form a large ly knew what he was doing.
A MUCH-NEEDED PRAYER:
Create In me a clean heart, 0 God; percentage of our voting population. They must learn of Dividend at the rate of seven peri
and r e n e w a right spirit within McAdoo’s democracy, his progressiveness, his business abil cent was declared Tuesday. Prome. Psalm 51: 10.
ity, ami the probabilty of his election. Let the McAdoo lit.s for the quarter were shown J
clubs,
which the delegates to Sanford's McAdoo Convention to be higher than the preceding j
ONE MAY MORNING.
m ust organize, lie the means of an overwhelming vote in quarter Don't gamble and don’t ;
f l o w the bright morning star, day s Florida for progressiveness.
sell -United States Steel short.
harbinger,
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1LUH0IS
■Florida’s Neighbor To The North, Alaska.
Vy
Steins and
Texas
The oflicial stTtuTo
ried men when theit.
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Orlando Sentinel.
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Gee m z 1
IuSEd To HAV6
TO CDAXC ' em
T£)l?ipe ON
iHtS CARl
Ttovee Gcvwa
HOtP A G>WEH50N
ToNOMMATe a
vice PkesipenT
\JlCE PRBSIDENT al
BAND WACSON
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SECRETARY MELLON, of theTreasury, a man who wants rich
men to pay their shore of income
tax, nays that twelve billion dol
lars are invested in securities that
pay no taxes. At five per cent
this means incomes amounting to
six hundred million dollars pay no
taxes. Mr. Mellon nays that the
"surtax" drives men to investment
in tax-free securities, incidentally
discouraging enterprises that would
bring prosperity and employ Inbor.
We talk so m uch'about Florida and what we have in
Florida, it is poBsible we are most of the time forgetting th at
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there are other sections of Uncle Sum'rf domains th at are doini? some remarkable improving themselves. —» .
The mere fact tnnt the natural wealth of „ihe United
States .increased from 3186,299,664,000 in 1912 to $320,803,862,000 at the end of 1922 rath er indicates that other
states as well as Florida m ust.be making good use of their
yr
talents. It might be good business for this state to study the
activities of- its neighbors. It might get an idea, or two for
home use.
IIG H E R S A L A R I E S A R E N E E D E D B Y
Ahd speaking of “neighbors" there’s Alaska. Did you
CLAIlENCK O. HARING, ncknow th at the commercial value of the reindeer in Alaska to cused of trying to kill his wife,
C O NG RESSM EN
Welcome, "McAdites"!
-oday js $7,500,000 which is $300,000 more than.the $7,200,000 gives the poorest married man ex
PALATKA DAILY NEWS
I A county should be ns progres which Secretary Seward paid for Alaska in 1867? And did cuse ever gj'’en.
sive in its charities as in its roads.
you know that the annual value of Alaska fisheries is over ...............
He admits„ ...
he ......................
put a little arson id Since the present salaries of con- j the tax collector’s books for a full
Italians and others, enterlhg $50,000,000, or nearly seven times what Seward paid for the „nd ,o n,c disease p m . 1 , -h h years ago I there
t " , have been ^many
from the representative that the
phleas of clemency, should thick of territory T
wife’s food. Hut did he want to duinges in conditions, nnd the cost funds
“were not available." Such
th ose things in the first place.,
*’ Wo have a habit of thinking of Alnska as a wilderness kill her? No. He was bothered of living hns largely increased. The cases have been known in Florida,
annual wage is 17,500, and and probably exist elsewhere.
The asphalt streets to be found of ice and snow into which men have penetrated in search of by another lady and he thought present
there
has
been ti constant grum
In this city mean much to the fu ?old, found it now and then, but at fearful risk. We seem to that if his wife became ill he bling at the extreme modesty of
Representative Cellcr, in justifi
cation for an attempt to secure an
ture development of Sanford.
could
take
her
off
for
a
trip,
and
the
pay,
even
when
it
lr,
swelled
by
know nothing of Alaska ns a great grazing country for rein
i •
------- o------numerous perquisites which come Increase in pay, says:
"Twins Joined in Studies," reads deer which will have increased to four million head in ten thus have an excuse for getting to
"That congressmen are inade
all members of the lower house.
^
^
headline. They must have been more years. Imported from Siberia in the decade from 1892 rid of the other lady.
quately paid admits of no contro
Yet
there
has
been
no
one
who
had
iamese.
to 1902 twelve hundred head of deer huve increased to 325,- The authorities arc protecting the temerity to suggest that the versy. Seven thousand five hundred
him from the other Indy by lock» salaries be increased, until recently dollars does not go very fa r^ h e n
• Yours-is the -opportunity to do 000 today, and it is believed the industry will expand until ing him up in jail, without bail.
when Representative Emanuel Cel- one has to pay for cotoi and meals
the cause of. Democracy u big ser venison shipped from Alaska will form a main part of the na
h r, of New York, a Democrat, in in Washington, and nt the same
vice.
»
CLEMENCEAU, recently
rently "till troduced u bill Increasing the an- time, very likely, maintain home :
tion’s meat supply.
J fro ......
.
vn>
is qunrtors, pay biennial campaign
French Tiger,’- now a reared old ___
nual____
salary
mthVproaent’flgure
Florida’s fisheries last year were valued at $14,000,000— gentleman
Jacksonville got t\ie Under\vood
r-tw rr —
--------in his eighty-tKftd
year, to $10,000.
expenditures and then atempt to
convention and Sanford the Mc there we go back to this blessed Florida of ours, or perhaps has just written a play especially
At first thought the salary o f i1^® 1,1 n manner befitting the digAdoo convention. We got what we we were getting to an explanation of th a t word "neighbors," for Mile. Sorel. There \» jiothinil|7.500 seems sufficient for anyone.1mty of u representative
wanted.
i**M4»riBing o b o u b tiu t-irL a
figures-athft action ,___Representative
— I se <trUto»«nore
...— ------ th»»l_.T
---- — ---------------meaning Alaska, nml u s .. Alaska, like
Thnn. Thu F tt’irCfi''
.■ncnvffbn t crow*bid!' «<»i r,n
f,»r
«m-K
a
.,u nt
u ,. year.; Cttilcr is' npprdVed' priVtitely'by the
50
for
each
duy
of
the
J t i» not ofjqp Jhaf tornadoes insula. Alnska, like Florida, iff possessed oT p T T c * n a T u i - at least their brains live on as The proposed figure would return majority of congressmen, it is de
Into the ■bulhcast,’
southi
at very far into
a! resources which arc 6nly beginning to be put into use.
long as there is any life in thd a wage increased by 33 per cent., clared, and at several times pre
ut when they do everyone knowu
the payment touch the viously there have been declara
Yes^and Alaska ha«.more moaquitoeH than Florida ever hotly
§
f
1
Sanford is tcT h ^
and a lake front
the live Florida tc.»n
substantial improvem
Tribune.
*
1
I,
! /T "
1'
,
tha* tTeapot’s
” Ca^ paiffns-bat
the
first
New Haven Regi,tCT‘p
<Y
fe
Comes dancing from the east, an]
leads with her
The flowery May, who from her
green lap throws
The yellow cowslip and the pale
primrose. *
IlaiL bounteous May, that doth inI .. Spiro
r
Hii£h,.«ncj youth,.and warm d«r .9»¥ iirel.
„
Woods and groves are of thy dress
ing,
Bill and dale doth boost thy bless
ing.
Thus, we salute thee with our early
song,
rV And welcome thee, and wish thee
long.
• •• '
A-ffohn Milton.
%
Women used ti
now U\ey
iqey g0
gl) j, ^
Daytona Journal.- ^
Scientists declare tv..
ball of jelly. AutoUtii
been stuck up to the U
mud will not dispute th..
—Orlando Sentinel. 8,1
There is no better 1
the building of good
ration, education a
have ever traveled
with good roads.—l
mercial.
To avoid the" rruiitj
America's fire loss, wh»t
town or country, does i
any special Knowledge,!
quality of ordinary ear
the exercise «r comn
Daytona Journal.
St. Petersburg kai bnl
ucrttiy'enjoined from« 1
or light to her citizen,
means forever. Can it L
that the Sunshine City at
ever forbidden from
the business of dijt
trie current for the „
people? Other cities
lesson from the expert
Petersburg and avoid i
I up . with a franchise|Sun.
&
W ant Save Hai
That’s the Success Rule
There Is Coming A Time
*
When your Earning Capacity is much less th
Present tim e— N^’v is the time to save— while ja
able.
You will be surprised to sec bow fast your!
Account will grow with regular Systematic Saiii
the Seminole County Bank.
------COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH WMAKE THIS YOUR BANK
Seminole County Bank]
S tren g th
» mn.«.
,» Service ■»—**■*
4 per cen t Interest Paid on Saving!1
mark. Many skilled work- tions that Buch a bill was to be ii
, ImiLzWaep,. years 'AgoUtevwi
thdTrfrirff-thitt sum for
A .1
duy’a .work, and uneducated ne-1 h»»t moment. The fact that salu^rocs (luring the war activities Hea of clerks and secretaries to
^ho were engaged in some of the j congressmen have been increased
explosives, plants received even J movement. Those who are opposed
___ ___________
__ ___r
_______
^ mentmore_ thnn
the one-half _____
of ther _f
pay( ______
j to the plan
say that
every
6f a congressman. The superinter- ber of the lower house knew preJ '—* of
~e -*1
— *— City
n " -' cisely......*--*
■ before
.
dent
schools
in New vYork
what *’-------------the wage was
he
receives $12,000 a year.
entered into the campaign, and If
It is a known that that many the reimbursement was considered
representatives aiu usually “hard sufficient to induce a man to seek
up" when it comes to finances. election it ahouhl be sufficient t<j
Cases have been known where de maintain him during his Incum
linquent tuxes huv_> remained upon bency,
"
otf
m idH ,ay h,onl t i n t is ,*lm a s t u n b t,ara,,ie- wa! »t th‘n ^ f f ofy "hish gy
: Friday's business will be greater
PaVther away than any other o f yn^le,H§anVs:; mainla^U^priOTTEiaOBi'iriUiAter
hereafter qy acco
\
L
oll
m
.
ew
i'U r71_.?t1_
At_L_ tune
*t-nuniml tulf
was #crowned
withk lollnil
laurel. Vniimv
Young
‘4yi ^ l ^ k a . t n tn ftW tifirn k fn 'tb
Florida than
Mr. Astor has a duplicate of that
_ many specials Torf >8 any other stave or territory. Both Alaska and Florida, bust in his Fifth Avenue house
Bmttmr Thma m Mmrtmrl Hmttmr For Coughs and CoUk
Uat two days in the week, [in spite of Florida’s fine development thus far, are frontier now- Tho crowds dragged hio car
aches, Neuralgia, Rhe
riage) through tho streets. He died,
"------“Better ------perpetual
winter than country. Both are ju st heginnlnK to show th a t they are the as Clemenccau will die, as much
end All Aches and]
nation’s
greatest
treasure
lands.
~ Thaw,”, suggests Julies J.
perp etu al'
of a man nt eighty-fivo as he ever
‘Montague, but it seems to us that
ALL DRUCCISTi
We should know more about our neighbor to the north, wus at twenty-five.
ou are about as likely to be bitten Alaska.
J5c
and
65c, jars sad IAm I
y one'as by the otherTHE CAI1LE tells of bad sleep
Hospital sirs, $100
ing sickness in Great Britain. Fif-*
BfL ” It !e to be hoped that the boxing
ty-five cases in February, more in
Florida:
As
Seen
By
A
Man
Who
Knows.
. match-tonight will not have those
Mnrch, six hundred and forty-nine
' Unpleasant feature* so predomi
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HnnBniBH BBHaBanBBaaaaaaaM
this
month with disastrous after
nant in Sanford’s last; flatie en
Here
ia
something
for*
you
to
pass
on
to
your
friends
in
effects.
counter.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
other states. In the course of an editorial in the Manufac The disease, however, doesn't
‘
------- -O——;—
to have touched the British
l
BILL TILDEN IS NO AMATEUR
Folks who qomo into The Herald turers Record, entitled "Florida Today and Tomorrow," scein
Lnhur party, which is surprising
office and elabora te Von how to’ run Richard II. Edmunds;-the alitor, says:
•
CHICAGO
TRIBUNE^
old-fashioned Englishmen. Coat
• newspaper, should go down and
JL
of government haa been cut down,
It
mpal
be
repiembered
that
Florida
is
nearly
tell Frank Forster how to jrufi a
imperial
finances
show
u
surplus
A
iitle
boy
who
t
alked
at-Sunday
ah
Englishman.
It
is
hard
tp
get
batik, and see what happens.seven times as large as'M assachusetts, but it has
of $140,000,000 and Labor men will schoid was asked if hd didn’t w ant an am ateur endowment'. •
-----— o---- —
•.
considerably
less
than
one-third
of
the
population
of
probably drop some ;b f the moat to be n Christian. lie said he ' Tilden made pari of .his
by
* Norman Mack, Democratic Na
didn’t. He wanted to be a news-, writing about te n q is H e has ____ ioffensive customs duties.
Massachusetts. The room for expansion, there
tional Committeeman from New
paper man. That’u Bill Tilden.
declared ineligible as an amateur
•York, is to take up the "Smith for
fore, is practically without limit.
'h
Davis
of
St.
Lo.ils,
who
pt
EDWARD
"DENAUT,
rullrohd
ut
up
i
because he write and wnif'pnid for
y \ .
President" boom where Charles F.
the]
teimis
cup
for
which
thi
I
have
tried
fairly
and
honestly
tp
make
a
conductor,
retires,
having
ridden
c
net
.jt.
-r]le
h'oa
resigned
frolfi
the
Da‘ MILANE THEATRE
Murphy left off. - He is going to
1,050,000 miles in thirty-on^years. stars of tne Wiirld, white and yel -tp! vii
H cup ____
via
squad ____
und the Olympic
study of this S tate; to measure its potentialities; to
find it hard plugging.
Thnt is an amazing distance, equal low, compete, hm been a money l cn,m.M.' lie, will quit amateur,t«n-. » C- <P
K ^W iR 'O N EM ’kEft ' 4’
look a little into the future based on the thipgs th at
tn earn nla liriftg.
d u r^ ty ro tri*»l-♦•.Broimd Hhu .maker as>i ft 'limkM*. MIDdUi, jU tifile and
*V ttro/uftir under l a y ahd ’tlih
mon-'1I Shakespeare round
' er of all, makes monfound tn
in his day that
earth. But everything is com- greatest player
Starting Monday, May 5th.
irutive. The distance that Mr. ey by writing piccco for the papers.) it was in a fashion dishonorable to
and while I have for years confined my'oton Vork
Jhc Democrats in the coming cam
A
great
many
American
men
are
;
write.
Persons
who
could
were
cnaut
traveled
in
thirty-one
years
paign. If the mudalinging contin
exclusively to the publication of the M anufacturer’s
Opening Play — ’T h e Tic That Binds.”
dicappeil. l i they have the disreputable and could not be had
light can travel in less than six
u es, It wifi take an Iron mask to
Record,
taking
no
.purt
in
any
construction
or
de
price
of
a
meal
they
must
cam
it.
home for dinner. ^
1
A Vhree act comedy drama with prolpgw*
seconds. Going a t the same spued
•protect the Democratic leader.
Mr*
through spuciy ii would take the They must work. An English aris- , Tilden is a newspaper person and
velopment work, L feol Justified in s a y in g r th at I
Hr .V-j’i - -— —
o ■
Lots of clean, wholesome Comedy.
, traveler more than 2.500 years to toe rat niay g?t hi.i meals by m ar, cannot bo nn amateur.. It gives
i Careful' automobile drivers go
know of no other place in this country which would
Music by
.t
rlage.
An
American
could
not
! go frqm the earth to the sun.
the feeling that the DaviB cup will
^alow{y ground corners. Muny Serimore
strongly
appeal
tq
me
for
wise
conservative
marry
an
English
fortune
if
there
*oUs . ucridents have been -barely
look well in a Japanese room. We
That Famous Green River Singinf ]
investments expecting large returns in the future,
AND TH A T'Isn’t imyihlng, for were one., The girl would not huvo
Averted/In 'Sanford recently, but
hope it goes thera. a testimonial 4o
him.
He
Van’t
marry
an
Amefiastronomers tell you /about the
than investments carefully and judiciously made in ’
ratill th e’reckless, driving continues.
V
Orchestra.'
fortune because the gicl wants American snobbcrjjf," ‘ 1 ‘ * •
discovery of the unKnittrc, , outride •iapn ►
.Catting ' of, corners sometimes
thifi State.
,v . •
J
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*
Admission
25 and j>5 cts.
of dmk own, ejitirciy 'beyond the
‘ Vjirtirea bud -bulisinesa.
HE
■w
boundaries
of
the
IVIlky^Vay.
I
t
’s
. , — —o— -— •' ' ,
■
so
far
off
that
At
would
Uku
a
Y' _^li»mi is fo have unother. afterEVIDENTLY SOME ONE TOOK A NAP;; P f ,
Auapitfcs of SANFORD S IIR If^ C L U ff,<"|
million years for light to come,
-noon newspaper.
Tho Miami
/
from those distant^ suns \t> our
3Jeacfc
ch Tribune has decided to1 ‘\l
quit
L A l^ A N D STAR-TELEGRAM
people in’ America pht|. tnahy%ip^t> of moderate
Dl'B*.",. ; ' * .i V*
K ife
ch, and open a publishing
»h*i _
.y Figure for yourself
how far
, means, but it is to become tb'ari'ext<yU;many»tlmgs
,office in 'Miami. The new Miami
In an editorial referring to vot reader never knows but what thri ^ ....
light travels at the rate 'o f 180,000
” , ‘paper will appear every afternoon
* greater than a t present fhR producer p F d trtb i fruits
io a an iaK B aaa B H M aa aaax aa aX
ers
qualifying yesterday, set by editor writes such stuff which tho
<
4
miles
p
tr
second
in
a
tfiillion
'and Sunday.
one of thu operators who was ap operator falls to set right und the >• " E ,!? - X . a
and vegetables for an eVer-increasing demand fron\.
years.
v ;'
parently rieepy Tuesday morning, proofreader falh to catch. Mis- ”
the North and W est; uqd all of this means nn in
. Many dlsastroui^jii
ilrta have been
1 v i' * th*
stuiemeiit Appeared, “This in takes occur in the best of families
THE SOVIET governhicftt;s.'on!v •caused by the iprfeles
tesn handling of
creasing commercial and industrial activity.
tlouing its futile, efforts to root the *ard weathef, -.The typewritten and the Star-Telegram' is no ex- i
• 'jig amti am:JVwfchca,
S . Iim m m * The people,of
The Heralcfsuggested seeding th at excellent estim ate of* up, religion in RusaUi,:put‘»,4n<)thar stflloment was giv.-ni tho operutor I coption. Not only do they occur in •*
QanfnPil
enn have
knuu no
n. bad fire if
ford can
written, “Thi4 editorial * but in news columns, and
plain as could l e writti
ey take every precaution to prv- Florida+to your friencVs in distant places, but perhaps you bishop ori -trial.* \A i-K asfef a few as
ust why "zero we have a dreadful time sometimes ^ ^
is tho zero hour." Just
for heme peoplc.it has th*
Jt^it. Sanford will noon have may not chooao people in other states .for the enlightenment
» lhe weather" should have been .set in- explaining that the errors are
protection, but until thnt
' ® P^l of wishing (o M*uiW W*
bewspaper
i great care should be taken to it gives. You may know people right here in Seminole coun- rttdjSg,' thousands we^e', cfcwdfng stead of "zero hour" the w riter a delitrbrate plan
our
byslno-s,
city and vicinity expand-.
cannot
explafn
because
R
p***»>\
^
ito
r
.
but
this
mVo
weather
when
ty who show no signs of comprehending the fact a. th at'M r; fth'e churches
lit a Are4mpoiaible,
1 . n ,,
the proofreader also who evidently
-O-----Hr
JMmunds has pointed out. He seeB the great opportunities
PETER THE
Fcmeone has predicted that
Florida
is offering;'and speaks with authority.'■Jt \vpt$1d be hard
^ be p ’for 21,000,004 automobiles |
enough to
use In
tountfy eight years Well if tbggM hi'fdf Florida's potentialtiea caulcf.be more gen cd , Russians cub;
ttl.,(A]^.home
rffer hnmin people.
nen'nlp .(
'
beards and give up-1
incnow.: 'A t that time it will bu erally
that tho- men wore
,E 'aboqt^s W ll,|p ’liivf
okL
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i9 U \
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threaten’ them with death,‘
death, and!
away as to try
sell .R. Theroff
D ic k in s q n f o r D e le g a te - a t- L a r g e
y *'.-M S : ' i V
W on’1 you w
Eire.. iflidiuch doubt but that Calvin CooHdgc wiil be actually, execule manyy,
be in those days oue car fat
■'r. to, intro* I
, ’+• r
,1s/ t |
"% .
-T »•
"
five persons and thc 'parking nomhiaicd- at Cleveland when the Republicans get together. duce 'Iris Western ideas,i; Ivnrvy ofP
LAKE COUNTY CITIZEN
f
e
’ -the'beards.
ill be a, outch greaforint, Ilis manager is now claiming 563 inatrticted delegates arid no the bid Russians savedl tha
beards.
Resources $2,100,C00!0(K ( V *
It is today.
tbstir cof__ ____ ^ A-_- i ._ j :_____________ • f ' *T.
. . . .
in' . . tHdy cut off to.be -rtpt
The Hon. J. J. D iel^lb n , of San cure his nomination ut the conven
jt
rV
ford,
Seminole county, judge of the tion.
McAdoo Convention is a
Judge Dickinson is a gentleman
seventh judicial circuit of Florida,
i t f phrase
'A
in local terminolddy,
announces that he is a candidate af splendid attainments and IsjhorWhy not "SANFORD McAdoo
for delegate-at-large to the Demo- cughiy conversant with tjije. pror
«ntion"T Sanford-’a location. ue nominated doesq't iriean th a t he.has much chance of be human beings. R eadjlertra
r j
cratic*'national convention to bo lems fhich confront the DemovnAM
| t cqui-distant from dll points ing re-elected to, the Fwaidency. th e democrats may have sell’s book on “A FrenehmJ
party both in
‘
In
New
York,
June
24.
lie
lief." Ho-doesn’t think thuro js,'
rilfo. and its situation at thp something to « ty dbout the piatter.
~
ledges his support to the candi- p o ll’
ACOJ
be anything left of us after death.' ite for the presidency who re
W ..2r • « J W S
.
f
-; t n
^
I f th ykJglt
His book makes you realjM .how ceives the endorsement of the Dem" ' '>av?
IVt!
necessary riligion ia. E veifa false.
v iu t
*
h er.
ia better than none, fo r-It o c a ti^ prim «y to.U i.hrid Juna 3, friend, heya
that h<
and wilt, uso hie best efforts to ae- receive their endorsqtfieut.
??r
r
a r e to " e
he Inquiring mind.
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/H IE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 2.J924
Social Side
j* Office 148;
MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor**
1‘hnne
Mrs. Mobley and Miss Jlrs. Vaughn Hostess
F ox Entertain
Idlers bridtre Club
[Social
lalendar
CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WOR-'H
MONE1
Send this ad and ten cents to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111., writing y o u n n u n e l
and address clenrly. • You will re
ceive a ten cent buttle of FOl.KY'S IIONKY AND TAR COMBOUND. for enue>i*. .colds nnd
h-'S! sen
ages',,
ARRIVALS
a Do fre e - a m p l e p a c k -
FOl.FY l'II I.S. a d i u r e t i c
it
v
; • V l'<»r Y\
lNunr*
nl'easant gmm t ! .1! It t h e
home of Mis. A. \ ‘"Wh
Hugh- 1hey Avenue,
’ \tr, v
, .1
sisteii of 111^11 r iv t ' ' i
w l.k h '« ,r, d r y d i v i a j
..Numbering, among the beauttf irl
parties this season the one given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. E. I).
Mobley and Miss Martha Fox at
the attractive new home of Mrs.
Lake will entertain obley on Oak Avenue was made
- club a t her home 5rl|Cth,S ' J ' ; . brl' hf‘ f t ?
T HEY CAME - T H EY nSA W
THEY BOUGHT!
for
' \ J I!
t
O
. ane
»
1C "TV rriT °-1
0
•ititin e s;
S
have
Tty
1
cT
vapiii*«**w^**fr**
1
111.<
'Ilf1* _. s r •
l
T;.;
\V
Matrons will meet fern, and bowls of yellow daisies. C
s' 1 aI r}.
°,rrm 'va* lhl‘
(yleet Fitts at 3:30
Tables were laid in the dining ch“™Plol> of ^ e afternoon,
room, living room and on the porch \
usual number of rounds wore
Lather Banquet!’ under I for 64 guesta, and everything was i n°t I'laycd as the ladies oresent as
"* L in yellow and white. Receiving well as the hostess wanted to at
U? of the Woman’s Club,
with Mrs. Mobley and Miss Fox tend the May Festival at Fifth
.at the club rooms.
was Mrs. Emmet Hunt who fur Street Park.
Saturday
nished
the guests with dainty yel
Before leaving Mrs. Vaughn ,
ericin V=Kion Auxiliary low tallies
in spring design.
served her cursts a very refresh
U regular meeting with
Stevens at 4 o’clock.
All present_ thoroughly
-------- „
enjoyed ing ice course.
’ (n’g story hour at the , the afternoon and when the scores
Those enjoying the hospitality of
were counted, Miss Wilkie was de Mrs. Vaughn were, Mrs. John
! o’clock.
WINCHESTER
clared the winner and captured the Meisch, Mrs. Bender, Mrs. Ludwig,
Monday
i Organ Club of the Bap- high score prize, a box of hand Mrs. Endor Curlett,' Mrs. Harry
will hold their annuul some maderia napkins, Miss Annie Herrin, Mrs. George Hart, Mrs. BASEBALL GOODS
at Mrs. J. L. Mill- Hawkins the winner of second Henry Wight nnd Mrs. -Sanford
Ball Hardware Co.
First Street a t prize wns awarded a similar gift, Doudncy.
r e feat
.
low prize fell to Mrs. Floyd Pal
PHONE 8 .
Attending the Re-union in St.
pM Guild will hold a mer, two lovely hand cnibroideed
it the home of Mrs. Tak- handkiefs in yellow and white de Petersburg of the United Spanish
l;j0 o'clock, all mothers sign, it was a consolation to Ms. War Veterans, Mny 5, will be rep
Ud members are cordially Clifford Peabody to receive a pnir
resentatives from nil over the
of white silk hqae.
i ittend.
Five progressions were made nf- state of Florida. Those from
tross Guild will meet at
ter
which delicious crenm nnd cake, Jacksonville, Palntka,
Daytona,
Cross Rectory at 3:30
with the color motif yellow and , st Ua ' m aeach* Miami and Key
white, were served, 'those aiding
W|1‘ tu<ne lo Sanford, join5th Street Park
in serving the hostesses were, M rs.■I11* on to yt- Petersburg. Among
n o t ic e
.May 1st, 5 P. M.
P. Connelly, I •?Kf° n, to St. ePtersburg. Among
i Guild will have a Pgabody, Mrs, A.
Children of South Side Primary
sale Saturday after- Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Sr., nnd Mrs. those from Sanford attending this
School
reunion
will
he
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
C,
B.
F.
Whitner,
Jr.,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Mnl[Gonxalaz Grocery Store,
It. Shucfcr, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
BENEFIT
enefit of Church of Holy pas, Mrs. S. E. Barrett, and Miss
Georgia
Mobley.
The color ■Terheun Mr. Terheun is depart
scheme was an attractive feature, ment commander of the U. S. W.
it being carried out even to the V., and Mrs. Terheun is National
Aid of the Auxiliary U. S. W. V.,
costumes of hostesses.
FUND
and C.‘ R. Lord, department q u ar-,
termaster.
W.
D.
Ballard,
depart•
PRIMARY SCHOOL PAGEANT
25c— 10c
The children of the South Side ment ndjutnnt, from Altamonte'
_j|ton is visiting his Primary School featured one of Springs will also join the party.
"Alabama for a few days. the largest pageants held In San Judge James Sharon has been ask
ford In a long time. The Fifth ed to deliver the memorial address
spent the Street Park was a scene of splen on this big occasion, nt which St.
ouii O'Bryan ap<
ILuimmee, Thuraday.
dor and beauty Thursday after Petersburg Is host.
noon, when over three hundred
Mrs Endor Curlett of school children gathered to carry
Taken from the Asheville Citi
Five, Ten or' Fifteen Acres.
Iwere in Sanford Friday. out the Mother Nature Idea In a zen is the announcement of the
engagement of .Vilss Gladys Irene
May festival.
Boyce to Mr- Ruby Floyd Cooper Low Price and Easy
jolly of I-nke Worth was
The crowning events of the a f of
Sanford, Florida. The wedding
Thursday.
?.V>
ternoon will be given in detail in to take
place Mny 29 nt Mars Hill,
The Herald on Saturday.
Terms
North
Carolina.
Miss
Boyce
Is
Hinton of Orlando was
This was a festival th at called
lord again Thursday, on out one, of the largest attendances, sister to Victor Boyce of North
Carolina.
seen in a long time.
V-
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saw | thv*\ Rinight.” And t hi in - *;•’ i *' ■th a t X V.\\
S.M YKN..V 1*.LA( H i.- i*"lav in a i w ild ly k iin u n and
lonytwl than eVei’nljetm a. '1 la* a re a <>i d e m a n d has
MAY DAY
FESTIVAL T .
Been greatly wideficff.
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who will b« the
Mrf
E. Tplar while
mtoi-fDor la coming to
aqt <n pJojuwg
Voman’s Qub Friday
Uft L) ’ : *“ '’. j vjf
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- ^ b t ham Thursday
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DAYTONA
Canal Street . DAYTONA BEACH
Phone 674
NEW SMYRNA
Phone 44.
Local Representative
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COMMISSION
MERCHANTS ft BROKERS,
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IS
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Headquarters for all Varieties of Fruits
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Attention to All Shipments
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MADE IN ORLANDO
INSTALLED IN
SANFORD
The season’s latest pattern, practical (wpe-iencc and the latest designs in Awnings arc to tw
obtained through ua,
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Are made.ttf* your or
der in any quality, and
color, In our artistic
way. ,.
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Yowcll-Drew’s is a splendid place to
shop for yourself and your home. Almost^
from the moment, you. step into the store,
you find yourself surrounded with irrcaista*
ble values.
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“FIRST IN OUR LINES”
'Estimates ihccrlully
given.
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THE STORE QUALITY BUILT
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Our materials are the
best. Our workmanship
is unsurpassed. , Our
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us; makers of quality merchandise are odr
constant advisers. With this advantage
and the knowiedge acquired through many
years of experience, we are careful to select
only merchandise th at measures up to our
high standard of quality—-the standard we
thlnk'ls due those who place their confidence
in us.
In addition to our regular stocks modecately priced, jnany special sales events of
fer opportunities for substantial savings.
i will find a l
ess to serve.
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resented. This policy has-won for Yowel!-i >v>
Drew' Company1 the enviable reputation o f/
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Titcse instruments have gained for themselves a reputa
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Window
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H. B. SCHULTE REALITY CO.
I. P. Cartin
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AND WILL NOT SELL A SO-CALLED SEMI. OR MONGREL BALLOON
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SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILES
Announcement
In n t11 n , w ^ ° r e he *■
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• Vacation
, E. F.LANE*
ill" .D*Land‘ TW* l» on®
1 »torea he is opening
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Incorporated
The Nellie Turner Circle of the
ling from New York Mr. and Mrs. William A. Zachary Baptist
Church held a very inter
was Mr. S. A. Irvin of
Large Lot
Announce The Engagement
esting meeting nt the home of Mrs.
ford Dry Goods Company.
of Their Daughter
Jim
Fields,
with
Mrs.
Fields
and
O
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.Mary Cates
Mrs. Anderson ns hostesses. Fol
|ng in Orlando Friday
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To
lowing the business meeting a so On Railroad. Ideal location
J. N. Robson and Mrs.
M r Dick Tifton Fhilynw
cial hour was enjoyed, during
far Warehouse
IWilson
of
which punch and cake were served.
Gainesville, Florida.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
with
-Mrs. Fred Dai gar and
M , „ n E a * y . T e r n u i ....... .
■The wedding to tukpr-pUcz ig M W ; S . ’X V K ^ V ilk ln A b H ; M M a p le
iving Friday for a Visit June, h - .
Avenue.
' days in Tampa.<
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RESOLUTIONS.
Reginald Holly spent the day In
Whereas, An Allwisc Providence,
has sdCir.dt-to-.'Z^uv^>Tk{iilI*6inf.
midst .and call, , to .Himself on High
In Sanford Thursday morning
one of our oldest and best loved shopping were Mra. H. C. Morgan of the City 0& Et#iy Term s. 1
and daughter. Mrs. E. II. Morgan
mqt citizen . '.of Key Veterans; therefore be It
irl« H, Ketchum is.* in
Resolved, That when this call of Boston ,Mass., but who arc win*
fori few days, guest of was answered and the spirit of terlng in Chuluotu and J. E. Sny-'
Mr. Alcxundcr Calvin Murtin left der, retired merchant of Chuluota.
reporter for the Sev- this earthly abode and took its
President of the Federation of
btrid, Mrs, Jessie Klein- Might heavenward the N. de V.
jist returned -from De* Howard Chapter lost a true and Woman’s Clubs in the state of
valued friend, one whose Christian Florida, Mrs. W. F. Blackman of Real I>tate and Insurance.
life was an inspiration to those of Orlando, spent Thursday in San
Rooms 501-2 First
ford in conference with Mrs. Wat Nat’l Bank Bld’g.-----TPhonc 95.
'Saturday for Coronado us who knew him best.
Next to love for the Master son in regard to federation affaire.
'Mrs. D. A. Kelly where
Ip* *t home to he* friends came his love for the Confederacy
The National Boy Scout Day
and he was ever faithful to his
| preient.
conviction that the principles rep was Thursday and Col. George W.
resented by Ii were founded on Knight made a visit to the Hi{h
[Winnie, representing Bar- Justice
School and spoke to the students
and not Power.
M t Company was in SanWhile we pause with bowed there about the Boy Scout organ
lariday on business, stopheads and sorrowing hearts, we at ization.
; the \aldez,HoteL>
the same time should be ''mindful
Another visitor to the Sanford
E- Hall and daughter, of the fact th a t our loss is High School Thursday was Dr.
Heaven’s
.gain—when
on
Jan.
28,
4re in Sanford for a
la st!
o(
Hi *hile here they are 1024. h i, E " o (
IR
.
hi.
triumph
went
to
the
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t
t
a
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t
f
S
B
&
W
S
•t the Valdez Hotel.
Wo have moved our office* from <
realms of glory and theer to remain education there.
the
Valdez Hotel Bldg, to
forever
with
his
God.
cjion Engineer of the
Resolved Further, That a
U tilitie s:')? ........
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Baton
of
.h^Hosa ;n a ^ h ttb n a be.
.
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bereaved family and that N, de V. Mr. and Mr.. Euuon. RoumlUal,
u
*l l u
Howard Chapter extend to them are Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh Roumillat
: them daughter, Mrs. Ed our deepest sympathy in this their of Jacksonville, who have been in First N t’l Bank Bldg:
Orlando on a visit.
u
f',r8t Streat» *r® irreparable loss. - •*■ , v C
*. ; »’
* >r ’ * Resolved Further, That these
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Amerlck, who are
Undents-pf Sanford:
" resolutions be inscribed on the ! ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHT'S * Wo shall bg glad>t() pieet all uur
friends in our nciV location.
^m inute‘'book
of our Chapter and
*• . SLHF.P> ,
ute A
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nK from Atlanta and that a copy be'-sent to the eity i “I wish to saV th a t FOl.KY
tn,\
PILLS worked *0. K. oh me in a
where He has'been In paper for publication.
•1
L* .9 ' Stringfellow, . couple of.houre and the pains le ft
l.of his business ta W.
*
* ; ■ * r : , f C h a i r m a n me at once. . I took a courl'! o '
< " % ■ • , ' , Mrs. Clifford Bell,
*• Vi.them'|,n*' the afternoon, went to
,'Lbed and. had a good night’s deeo
Sarah Mathis of Atlanta , , Mrs. H. H j Chappell,
*»« !_'and
'and have 'rleDt, good ever since,”
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, . ■» Committee.
wra few days ^ tih Yowell
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writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia
apany in the interest of
Carl E. Dupree, with the Real i St.. Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY
ineator. *
Silk' Hosiery mills, Is In Sanford PILLS, a diuretic atimulant for the
for a few days on business. While kidneys, will thoroughly flush the
Thursday to attend the h«re he is making the Seminole , kidneys and Increase their activity.
*INCORPORATED
d'V **' Uetta, were Mr. Hotel hia headquarters. ’
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. ■ eBtts and daughter
Provided to give accuratep infor
nt
Mr. Batts la the
mation to all who desire it, in Ber Real E state and Insurance
Th^'
Southern
Sales
ijagagpr
°I W. E. Betts.
for Bird ft Son. of Walpole, Mas** lin, Germany, is a circular bronze
A D. Kllhan tw i in Sanford Wed tablet on a stone base, on which is
TELEPHONE 363.
oM yT e . Betts, here, nesday conferring, with Roy Chit- onrraved all stre3ts, important
o », attend hia funeral, tendep*a guest of the Valdez while buildings and points of the com
pass.
. ‘ Thoniton and Mrs. Em>niton °I Winter Garden.
W e afedbady with the E irestone Full-fledged Balloon Tires to
equip alFm akes Cai*s. The Full-fledged Balloon equipm ent is
worth to your Car, 40% o f its va lue in Car conservation, m akes
the car look 25% better. Smooth est m otoring on earth. Abso
lutely Skid-proof. Less g a s consumption. 40% less punctures.
‘L ongest mileage.
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new S myrna
where summer
breezes
, i
#
_ -blow
l ,7
io e
CELERY FARM
^as been purchasing
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P. y
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NKVV SMYRNA I!K(*\,t‘ll compri.se.^'hUla a u rs of
Sear.hore property, ideally luuiteil for convenience,*and
with one of the best B e ac ^ s on the Coast. Lots front
ing on payed streets with tivy' foot cemeyt suletyrlks .
. can yetd** bpiight for as low as $150.00; one-half .cash^
and deferred'payments over two years at C'* interest,. -*
PLAY GROUND
*5* ll n ' A. C.^ftolUna
harden were In Sanford
^ attend the funeral of
vc-'v'lf.
tv a - a S I *1 r. N 1»11 ‘ ' I V i i ■
j-i*>iple at t «‘ii.i* d .4 • And t .
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SANFORD
h e r a l d
,
FRIDAY, MAY
2, 1924
THE SANFORD
\ I I NACTION TONIGHT
Wallace, t lever welterweight, wlm appeal
L-n Iirower, the South American champion
tt, it is said.
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WASHINGTON IS CUBS TRIUMPH
WINNER IN NEW OVER REDS BY
YORK Game 3-2 SCORE OF 8 TO 1
Chicago Pounds Carl Maya Hard
NEW YORK, May 2, Washlng- and Wlna E a .iiy -N e w York Del
SUif\ broke .the...winning-RUealL..of 4 ..,TW U Botaoiv Brooklyn .
D*Teala PhUU*..
the New York Americana here "
Thursday, deefating the world's
CHICAGO,
2.—Chicago
champions by a score of three to pounded.Carl Muys and Jakie May
two, after ..they had won eight hard in the early innings and de
straight games.
feated Cincinnati eight to one in
Score by innings:
- tho-first game of the series here
Washington —.100 110 000—3 10 0 Thursday. The extra base hitting
New York .....000 000 200—2 9 0 of the Cubs wns n feature, their 17
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hits being good for a total of 28
Boston 5; Philadelphia :.
bases.
.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-B os.
BI'OODSHOI
Score by innings:
ton drove Rommel from the mound Cincinnati ..... ....000 001 000—1 8 2 Are cured with,,, J
nnd won the opening game of the
Umnartii*, (51
series from Philadelphia Thursday, Chicago .............210 050 00x—8 17 2 bo other e»
five to one. Hauser hit a home
na cooling, healb?
New York 9; Boston 1.
run for the Athletics, his third o f ' BOSTON, May 2.—New York entng for *e>k
the season.
i
batters hit Gcnewich freely in the ing “I-eonanJivl)
Score by innings;
fourth inning Thursday, made sev e y e s' At .11 i *
Boston ............. 022 003 000—5!) I en
runs and eventually defeated
Philadelphia ..... 000 000 001 —1 9 0 Boston
nino to one. Groh and
Stengel
had
o heavy day a t bat and
Chicago 13; Cleveland 7.
Cooney's
work
in centerfleld wns
CLEVELAND, May .2.—With spectacular.
two out and none on, Pitcher
Score by innings:
Shaute dropped Burns' throw to New York ........000 701 010—9 12 1
get Collins in the first inning,
......... 000 001 000—1 8 0
starting a rally which nutted Chi Boston
cago four.vfuna. Cleveland never
Brooklyn 10; Philadelphia 4.
overcame the lead, losing 13 to sev
BROOKLYN, May 2.—Brooklyn
en. Fewater, who replaced Steph
enson ,after he collided with Sheein \h6 first, made three hits
nnd scored three runs in three
making five in ith e.tw o games he
times up.
has played since joining the
S c o r e b y i n n in g s ;
Chicago ..... . 400 001 125— 13 15 3 PhMn6” ’/ Gri1m?"> “ 'though the
«4 U air-tight
(0Un<J ,,im
f‘>r te(1 ^tS.
Glbvolund - .....022 101 102— 7 12 2 pitched
ball in the pinch
es,
not
giving
a
base
on balls nnd
* ’ «-6t, Louis 8; Detroit 7) •
fanning five batters. Cy Williams
w ? T v iij0U IS ' May 2-—Batting
s ,i.econ‘l home run nt EbVVWUihW out of the box. 'th e bertshL
field.
Brtjwns won from the Detroit Tig
Score by innings:
ers today, eight to seven, in the
Sulurdaj.Hj
first game of tho seriett. Ken Wil
liams and Tobin both hit homers
with two men on. Jacobson also
got a four-bagger. Shocker was in
it the arm ory Friday night ns tho op- uniform for the first time since hit.
a walloper# possessing the kick of mule recent illness.
AT THE SPORTSMAN ST0RR
Score by innings;
D «troit............... 220 010 200—712 0
SA N FO R D CYCLE COMP
St. L o u is...... — 013 004 00y_H 19 1
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F° n aTATK « : tatoh Know tiik
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DtSTIIICT.
I nnnounce my
ca n d id a c y
for
n o m in a tio n na S t a t e S e n a t o r from
th
e N, Iin 4e—te eAnL_th 9 S
e n a t o r i. a■ l District.
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<ul>Jo«t t o t h e D e m o c ratic P rim a r y
no held J u n e 3rd. I um nn ntto rn ey nt la w p r a c tic i n g a t Sanrorct. F lo rid a, an d h a v e b e e n a r e s
ident ot a n d a t t o r n e y In t h e N ine
te e n th S e n a to ria l D istrict f o r 1.1
years. Y our s u p p o r t will b e g re a t ly ap p re c ia te d .
.
_________________L E W I S O'DHYAN.
FOIl STA T E “ATTORN BY.
I h ere b y
a n n o u n c e my c a n d i
d acy for th e office of Htnte A lturn e >l
*h.£ S ev en th Ju d ic ia l C ir
c u it of F lo rid a , s u b je c t to th o Deni___________ J. A. SCAftLETT.
FOIl COUNTY COMMISSIONK hT '
I h ereby a n noli n r d my canilldnry
fo r th e offle e of C o u n ty C o m m is
sio n e r from D istric t N u m b e r Two
of Seminole C ounty, subject to the
a c tio n of tho D em oc ratic P r im a r y
J u n o 3. 1921.
_________________ JO H N M E 1SCI1.
F o i l COUNTY I’n O S K C l'T IN ti
wATTOItNBY.
I wish to n n n o u n c e th a t I ahaP
lie a c a n d id a te fo r the o ffice of
County P r o s e c u ti n g A tto rn ey , s u b
je ct to tlio e n d o rse m en t of the
D em oc ratic v o te r s u t tho J u n o 3rd.
p rim a ry .
..
__________ O E O HHB- C. J l FHt III NO.
F O Il COUNTY C09I Ml.tiSIONRII.
I h ereby an n o u n c e nty c a ndida cy
fo r r e -e le c tio n for tho o ffic e of
C ounty Co m m issioner of S em inole
C ounty. >rnnTTrt ho>. 1, s u b je c t to
th e action o f the uym w cratlc prlFO Il
SII F . l l I l-'F.
I hereby n n n o u n c e m yself ns a
c a n d id a te fo r tho office of S h e riff
of Semlnolo C ounty, s u b je c t t o llin
D em o c ratic p r im a ry Juno. t»2«.
'
W . A. T I L U S .
F O I l r i . D I I K C l f t c r i T C O L 'll T .
Political
nouncem ents
'Oil TAX AH.tKHHOIt.
h lo announce t h a t 1 am a
It for re-ele ctio n to tho
il T i t A s s e n o r of S em i
only, subject to tho declsIhe Penmcrutlc P r im a r y to
June Jrd. 1931.
[Voters of S em inole C o u n ty :
Iby in iim in-t m y se lf a c a n
tor Sheriff
of
Semlnolo
[subject to th e a c tio n of th e
MIc primary to he held on
B. If I am elec ted I pledge
to fulfil! Ihe d u t i e s o f this
» the best of my ability,
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K. FL ItltADY.
I wish to nnn o u n co t h a t I am n
c a n d id a te fo r Clerk of tho C ircuit
C ourt of S em lnolo C ounty, s u h jo r t
to D em o c ratic p rlm n ry . J u n e 3rd.
If elected,
p e r f o r m a n c e of th e d u tie s c o n
nec te d w ith t h a t office.
__________W. L MOIIOAN.
F o i l TAX cb L l.K C T O II.
I wish to nnn o u n co t h a t I am a
c a n d id a te f o r ro-eloctlon to t h e n f
f lr e of C o u n ty T a x C o lle c to r of
Bemlnole C o u n ty , s u b je c t
to the
a c tio n of t h e D em o c ratic p r im a r y
to he held in Ju n e .
________________ _JNO. D. JI N K I N 8 .
FOIl t'OUNTt COWMiSSIONKH.
I hereby n n n o u n c e my c n n d ld n ry
fo r r e -e le c tio n to th o o ffic e of
C o unty C o m m issio n e r fro m D is
t r i c t N u m b e r F*our
of S em inole
C ounty, s u b je c t to th o a c tio n of
t h e D e m o c ra tic p r i m a r y J u n o 3rd,
OR T \ \ rnLt.RCTOIt.
| lo atintuinre m y se lf u canFOIl COUNTY COMMISSION Kit.
f<T tin- office of T a x Col1 h ere b y a n n n u n c e
my
cnndl►
f Semlnolo C ounty, su b je c t dney
r C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r for
Irrlilun of tho D em o c ratic D istricfu
3. Sem lnolo
C ounty,
| to li* held J u n e 3rd. 1924. s u b je c t t toNo.
tho D e m o c ratic P r im a r y .
J u n o 3. 1921.
'__________
IXt f.uF.VT F o n STATE
ATTOIINHY,
ininc* n n - e lf it c a n d id a te
office ’ nf Htai»> A tto rn e y
>twi<>.Judl«ISMCIr>iSlli of
•uhjfcf to t h f r l e n i i i c H t l e
to l|* brill In' J u n e .
If
unilnjtlnu of
my
record
-Hilary Is f a v o r b ly cniisldiur vein snd a c tiv e s u p p o r t
appreciated.
UMILl.AttD. R * HnOT l C r *
K ent Building—bngdialf block east o f Vald
MAIN BOUT
TEN ROUNDS
hampion South America
/
,
L. P. IlAfJAN. '
T o th e V o te rs of S em inole C o u n ty :
I h ere b y a n n o u n c e my ca n d id a c y
Cur - thiCJDt»lce*Jf Hhi»nffTl.f M - uiii
nolo Cotlfity. s W j* c t iflix n e v o t e r !
of th e D e m o c r a tic P r i m a r y to lie
held J u r e 3rd. 1924.
If ele c te d I
p ro m ise f o u r y e a r s of La'-/ F2nfn rr u m c n t In a busln- as m a n n e r by
COM M I S S I O N H i t . VoTTPfT th e ^ support o f all l a w e n
unce my cntidldacy f o rc e m e n t v o te rs, on J u n e 3rd.
HAYMOND L A L L FIN.
lo t h e
,'fflce of
loner of D ls tr lr t FOircONSTAHI.F; OF'lllSTIlll.T
NO. I.
County, s u b je c t tu
to v o te rs on J u n e
I hereby a n n o u n c e Hint I a m a
c a n d id a te f o r constalilo of D is tr ic t
No. 1, s u b j e c t to t h e D e m o c ra tic
p r i m a r y to bo held J u n e 3rd. 1914.
anmiiibCH m y se lf a can* S aid d i s t r i c t b e in g com posed o f th e
Han
I'T r*-c|,>c||i>n a s n m cnibur fo llo w in g v o t i n g p r e c in c ts :
Odonty Hoard o f P u b lic In* fo rd . L ake M onroe a n d Punlo.
B.
E.
W
ALK
B
it
mi, from . ^ D is t r i c t
No. 3.
. . "vlcflo. . O sceola
nnd FOIl HUrMUXTPWtlKNT iOF FUII»4) »iilij«<»rt t h e a c tio n of .
MO 1NMTIUCTIOX.
laigratlff 'P rim ary , J u n o 3rd.
1 here b y nn n o u n ce my cnndldncy
i lUvIng s s r v e i l n s a m c m - f o r re -e le e tlo n to t h e office of
I Ihe.i;;
Mloard sin c e I91f>, nnd C ounty S u p e r in te n d e n t of P ub lic
I beeni e. hnlrm nn
of
tho I n s tr u c ti o n
of S em inole C o u n ty ,
iln.S* 191*1 s p e cia lly ills me aiibjcr!
to t h e D e m o c r a llr tirlm ary
•
rf*5«lred "7.f ' a Hoard to Iur held V«! J u n e 3rd. 1921.
r Jtbd fl* ) e-ele cted I - p r o m 7 * »to ,*W T. W. LAWTON.
[»im* ropscienlloiis und ro h 7f ••rvlfy^O, h as been r e n d Ftuf1‘JiiaT iri: o f t i i i : pf .ack .
* bvy rnbuy y e a r s of service.
' 1 If Ah. F*. II Alt II 1st IN.
_____ (l«n«v*. F l 'irliln.
7 N| : !:,tV:s I; NT A T I v f::
‘/ a l l y nnn o u n co m y se lf
HMtWats for I bo IlmiMii of
*»t» Ive
from
Semlnolo
. luiijeei |„
D e m o c r a llr
L Jnti" 3 . I9J4,
| f elected
f . ,Ta l V p" nstriie tlv n .legls‘‘ic benent o f th e g r r n t people In Semlnolo
Guard at the
F ig h tin g Irish W op - ^ N ew O rlean s
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M
^SEM I-FINAL—EIGHT ROUNDS
Jrct to th e a c tio n of tit"' D e m o
.h 1 N r ' (OMMISHIONKIL
c r a t i c P r im a r y . Y our ea d o ra e m e n t
„ . ; : " / . nounc* m Y c a n d id a cy f o r a second te r m of office v l l l be
„,y. ' ommlaaloner f o r tho g r e a t l y u p p r - r 's t u 'l .
.
com prising th e to w n s
, IIFUIRGB A. D liroT T F lS .
,
iMingwoml. nnd Al- StalQ. Attortv'lr. BcvFnilt J u d i c i a l ,
iK
m...t" ' "ni* respectfully ’
C lrojJl.’ SVtlo of F* srlda.
" f the v r t r r a f,f
- F O k t-Ol'XTV i V l l S I ’..
*
3> " ‘ j j p c P rim a ry to be
, I b - re b y n n n o u n r * m t l-'lf a s n
r
a
n
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M
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th
e
o
f
fle
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’d“y ^ £ V t OMMisaKrYKit. t o th e IJejii,ier:itlt-, prlnijir> . JtHi'- ’ •
„
jn y
c a n d L 1911. - j f f ? l 4 . | g e ' f itS h f o l
b ervle *
HOUSES FOR RENT
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.
iw .v e
i hereby nnnounce ntv ca n d id a c y
i
Lc c , !"n ** Dtcmber o f th e
i
i°*
l" ,,e
I n s tr u c tio n for
County. F lorida,
r e ti re
s e a ti n g School D istrict No. I. of
Semlnolo County, subject to the
tie niocratlc prim ary to lie held on
J u n e Jrd, l ? J |.
. .................. CIIA8. A. DALLAS.
iNHtM iiiniDii scifooi. ,n'o ah if.
I hereby announce m yself n c a n
d id a te for re-election to th e office
or m em ber of the Hoard of P u b lic
I n stru c tio n .
re p re s e n tin g
School
O lM rlrt No. 1 of Soinlnnle C ounty,
to th e D em ocratic p r im a ry
to he held on Ju n e 3rd. I!»24.
___________ KIlKl) T. WILLIAMS.
•ft! TIIK VOTKIIS o T T T iiriW Ii
•d:\ATOHIAI. IIIHTItlfT,
A fter duo co nsideration. I h a v e
decided to become n c a n d id a te for
re-ele ctio n to th e S ta te S e n a te
from tho 19th S e n a to ria l D istrict,
coni|M>,cd of Orange. Semlnolo nnd
Osceola Counties, s u b je c t to the
D em o c ratic p rln m a ry to bo held
J u n e Jrd.
I 're s p e c tf u lly solicit
M. O .Q V K H S T H E k t .
F o i l r u iIN T Y JtHHiK.
I hereby announc e my ca n d id a c y
for tho office of County Judirc
of Hnmlnole County, sub je ct t o the
a c tio n of t h e votera At tho Democ r a t l c p r im a ry Ju n o
JOHN ti.
ONARDY
F OIL-~UK p H K S l i N j % r i > « r —
> 1 liaeriiy lYonoiiiiciWttjw^andldncy
fo r momltor rtpusi* o t y u e n r o a e n ta tlvca for Hcmlnnle TTuinty. s u b je c t
to th e a c tio n of th e v o te rs .at th e
D em o c ratic p rim a ry , J u n e '3. ’
_______________ F’t m i t K y r l a k e .
F t m c o u n t y c t n n i i s s i o N R i i , ..
I h ereby nnnounco my cnndltnicy
f o r C ounty C om m issioner fo r tho
F i f t h D ls tr lr l c o m p risin g C huluotn. Henevn and Oscpoln, s u b je c t In
th e ac tio n of tho D e m o c r a tic prl
m n ry J u n o 3
_________ c. A. Il.U LRn.SO N ._
FOIl ri.KHK CIHCI IT COt llT.
I hereby n n n o u n ce t h a t I am a
c a n d id a te fo r the n f flc r of C lerk
of the C irc u it C o u rt of S em inole
C ou n ty , s u b je c t to t h e ac tio n of th e
D em oc ratic p rim a ry in Ju n e . 1921
_____________ ' H. H ._ C H A P I'KLL.
FOIl fOPXTY JI'lKiK.
To th e P eople of Sem inole C oun ty :
I am a unn Iblate
for C o u n ty
Ju d g e , y o u r su p p o rt nnd v o te on
J u n e th e 3rd will be npnreclnted.
HAMP E L A It. WILKINSON.
FOH COf.XTV JtT H IK .
S ubjec t, of course, to th e a c tio n
of th e D em ocratic p r im a ry to be
held J u n e 3rd. I will he a c a n d id a te
f o r th e o ffice of C o u n y t J u d g e of
S em inole County. I sh a ll be g r a t e
ful for th e nom in a tio n an d elwctlon. nnd If elected I a s s u r e th e
c l t Ixi-usblp of S em inole a f a ir an d
f a it h f u l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of th e uffu lrs of t h e office.
___________
s c i i e u . f: m a i n k s .
What are the needs of the hour—the
most imperative demands of home or busi
ness?
Do you seek a new house, apartment or
flat?
Would you like to move to the country,
the m ountains or seashore for the summer?
Is the cook leaving, and would you
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing: and capable?
Are skilled office workers needed in
business?
. . *
;
Are a d d ition al helpers necessary in
^ efe7 fa cto ry , mill or office?
.
A re you out o f work and in need of
pleasant, profitable employment?
Are you desirous of supplementing your
income by part tim e work in some congenial
line o f endeavor?
v ..
^
'------W quld a profitable business venture in
terest you?
Have you lost Or found some article of
value? /
D o you seek opportunity in buying, selling, renting, exchanging?
In the solution of all these needs of tlx
hour and scores of others that are just as im
perative.
Read Herald Waut Ads For Profit
Use Them for Results
Largest farm in the world la eaid
to be in Chihunhua, Mexico, nnd in
cludes 8,000,000 acres, *the bounda
ries measuring 160 by 200 miles.
Daily Fashion tyote
LOST A N D FOUND
LtJM an opportunity to keep
ubrenst with the times by not
reading the classified pages of
y u r daily newspaper, llcrald
want nds contain many interesting
messages. It will duv vou to rna.i
I.08T—Nenr Hanford
I'lfWW'i-Mngv W l n r n o v fo r th e
C o u n ty C o u rt of S em inole C ounty,
s u b je c t lo th e action, o f th e D em o
c r a tic p r lm a re , J u n e 3rd. .1921.
I
w ill b.» g r a t e f u l fur y o u r Vote anil
t h e n nm tnotb-n
.. *
/ . r . v wiVff.tT *f . •fit >L’MH«9i>#»Krr.- ••
or
Ostcer
FOR REN I—Seven room ..house,
* tnodern conveniences; electric
light and city water. ■Also flow
ing well in yard. Chicken house
nnd garago. Front and back entrnnee. Phone 284.________________
FOR RENT—One house. Inquire
owner, 11th Street and Elm Avc.
A. Snyder.__ _
hOR RENT—New bungalow com
pletely furnished until Oct. 15.
On Magnolia Ave. References ex*
changed. P. 0. Box 1141._____
FOR RENT—Furnished cightroom house on West First St.
FOR RENT—Four or five room
bungalow, modern nnd new, close
in. Also an apartment. H. L.
Pace, 801 W. 1st St.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-
FOR SALE—Ford Roadster
tically now. Bargain. Sea
a rt Dutton.
FOR SALE—Rfco Coupe, late
model, excellent condition. Bar
gain. See Davis a t Mi-LadyV
Shoppe.
BUILDING
MATERIAL
•MIRACLE, Concrete
cement work, sidewlaka.
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B.
Terwilleger, Prop.
Lumber and Building Material.
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St. Phone 665.
HILL LUMBER CO. H ods * e f
. Service, Quality and Pries,
Phone 135.
Miscellaneous
NOTICE—f ^ t h o ? merchants of
Sanford and elsewhere,4 1, A. M.
Rcmusat, will not be responsible
for debts contracted bv m v w ife.
JESSIE I). KLEINMAN, public
stenographer.
Office
Court
House- rhone 170 or 288.
W. E. SMITH roofing contractor
I put on nil kinds of roofs. Roof
repairing, painting and asjihaltconting. All work gnunrnnteed.
Prices reasonable. Phone 281. *
REAL ESTATE
AUTOMOBILES
R EPA IR S.
W ANTED
FOR RENT
W ANTED—To
A N T E D — Ti
H o m e s e w i n g m a ch in e
miscl-x ia Neous
WANTED
6I» Cents
, *»c want you to look over,our
Homo Cooked Meals. Two blockj
Celery Farms listings before buy businoss
riistriai. •'
ing- We will save you money.
PHOENIX'HOTEL.
300 Park. Ave. .
FOR SALE—House and lot close
in, $3,000.
WANTED—Pnrty or patties going
north or west,in car desiring ex
I'OR-SALE—5 nere celery farm
with 6 room house in line condi perienced mechanic as "'chauffeur
for passage. addWts 'W. W. Culp,
tion. Easy terms.
811 Elm Ave., .SaatorB, Fia.
WANTED—Housework, wnihing
nt home. Apply 501 4th St.
Stella Hnnks.
■
MAN and wife would rent small
furnished cottage nnd garage.
Will consider small unfurnished or
unrtinlly furnished bungalow- C.
miles out on Orlando road, P. II., care Herald.
$1800; easy terms.
HELP WANTED
If you want n cltY lot. n suhur*
hnn lot. a house rondy built, cel
ery farm, grove or anything in
the Real Estate line rail us. We WANTED—Sanford business men
who arc in need of competent
sell at tho owners price only.
nelp should rend tho classified
t
. Gall and see us. Wo. give you p a g e of The Herald. There's no
reason for sending out-of-town for
help .when theru is probably just
tho person you want in tho city.
rent well located
furnished bungalow ,by res pop- .
idble party. I nanswering this ad
be sure to name price wanted, com*4;
pletc description of property iiv- '
eluding number of bed rooms and exact location. Address "Resident ■}
care The Sanford Herald.
Apartm ents
For Rent
FURNISHED 4 room downstaliSjJ
apartment for rent. ‘ Apply 911
Pnrk Ave;
FOR RENT—Two room furnished
apartment, corner 4th SL and
Onk Ave. Phone 260-3.
FOR RENT—Well located repair
shop. It’s well lighted and ven*
tilated at a reasonable rental. Ap
FOR R E N T TWO room apartment, downtown
business section. $25 monthly to
responsible party. Inquire at San
ford Herald office.
return to Herald office and recoivi
reward.
I.O.HT—One 35x5 truck tire ~ bo
Ft»’:t iiiv tfT in ij:.
T h ereby anuntinei- m yself a c a n
d id a te for r e - e lr c th |ii on J u n e 3rd,
1921 ns C o n s tab le i|f D ls tr lr f N u m
b er I. of Seminole C ounty, w hich
Includes v o tin g p r e r l n r t s N n m h e rs
1, 2. 3 ami t. I will a p p r e c ia te th e
s u p p o r t of nil v o te rs lit D istric t
N u m b e r I.
~*
It. C. (CLAUD) W H IT T K N .
Advertising
LEARN ABOUT Polk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tclo*
gram. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram, Ijtkcland, Flu.
FOIl COUNTY" COMMISS IONEll.
I hereby antiotinee m y r n u d ld a c y
f o r C n untv C om m issio n er fo r tho
F’n u r l h D istrict of Hentlnnle C o u n
ty.
Subject to th e actio n of th e
J u n e P r im a r y of 1931.
____________
t
C. L. WEST.
FOH JF.HTICH 0F"PF:A\'FJ
I hereby annotinco my cn n d ld n ry
fo r J u s t ic e of I’ea re III and for th e
F i r s t D istric t of S cm 'iiole County.
ROQMS FOR RENT
‘FOR RENT — Furnished Might
housekeeping rooms. • ’Shirley
Apartments._Opposite post office.
’FOR - RENT—Two or* three fur
nished rooms for house keeping.
Good location. Rent reasonable,
by May 1st. Apply Box 43, care
Herald.
the summer. 31B Magnolia Ave.
FOR Rent 1 or 2 furnished house
, kcepirg or bed rooms. 314 East
Monograms
r o n aiiKJtiFF.
1 hVreby4.ilnfVounc- rnysbl# .1 con'dldat.^ fo r r e - e le r t lo n t d - i l i r office
o f S h e r iff o f Hemlqolc County subJecl to th e a c tlo h of the Dcino.
e r n ll e p r im a ry to lie held on J u n i
3.
I f elected for u n o th r r* teShi I
p le d g e %
to fu in il th e du tie s of the
o ffice in th e l.im i’ efficient mnrtfier
that /l / s h a v a c o n d u c te d It l a Ihe
M M .. ' '
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.
„
C. M HAND. .
b r in g in g u p f a t h e r
-Brobklyn
USEfTHEM FOR RESULTS
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
a
FOIt MlI’.llIFF.
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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924
The smart epat not only has one
capo, but sometimen <hus as many
ps three. Needless :n nuy, they arc
very'siihtly rut, and there is no sug
gestion of heaviness or added
weight.
ADVETITISK in the ‘Journal-Hur^
aid. South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday' Classified rates
|*onV
lOv per lino. Waycross JournalLw n u t
IIoraldL Waycross, Georgia.
TO REACH tho prp3tyOroiis farm
ers and fern growers of Volusia
SMART AND CORRECT MODELS county ndvertiro ,In the DcUnd
Daily Nows, rate*' lc per word, cash
A slim-line frock in silk alpaca i >in
vogue for the woman of discriminating
taste, and it is equally smart in bi.uk,
white, gray or any ol the high colors.
Advertise those old articles
To the left is pictured an ideal (by time suits.
have stored awny und hnvo
model trimmed with fancy braid. If you
fastens down the front, and the neck is no ime for. A little thirtv-cont ad
TICTOXtAl,
YWVIKW
.
TRUCK I.ANI) for sale or Rent—
I have developed, pnrtly tlevrloiK'il and undcvcloprd trucking
land in Iowa City rrrtion for ante
or rent. Write me at onco. E. R.
Moore, Oviedo, Fin.
II. B. Lewis Co.
A t \0 7 I’a rk A vc. i ’hone 340
will call to see you._______ H R V C S O V C fS l
V 6TV
° o n ^ori**
,R. C. M A X W E L L
Real Estate
and.
Insurance
SANFORD,,—^-FLORIDA
Schelle M aines
STEWART The Florist
Flowers For All Occasions
George A . DeCottes
Members Florists Telegraph D*.
livery Association
LAWYER
— Court H o u m
Attorney-at-Law
Over Seminole County
Sanford,
Florida
814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W
Eltpn J Mougl
Frejl R. W ilson
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
A R C H IT E C T
^
fine celery farms im - | ---------------------------------proved for sale at rca^ gusta chronicle —Au- sonable terms.
The Matthews Press
o£3Hh medium, rate cash ,09c ! Also City Lots.
AVrlsks Illdg.. NsHfard Fla<
Phone 417-L-2
S**6, 10c por ,ine* rn,nln,umj Houses and Lots.
^NK-Wfl tervi i bTSen- ‘ Be sure io see us beplo are Interested in Fiorida°
ifore buying if you
S „ ' ^ H h. £ ,7 . r t 'h» T p p i i S ! w a n t t o savc 80me
ll£?-__ ___________
money.
Also have
anford
Florida
mornng Sentinol; largest clnssl-
Tailors, Geonera and Dji
V I Park Av«ai«— Phoo*
Wilson Welding A Radial
Works
•If It's Metal we ear. weld i
* tANFORD, FLORIDA..
Sanford Machine
By GEORGE McMANUS
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Sanford Sign SI
APPROPRIATE
LETTERING
For All Classes of Wi
107 Nortf Sanford Ay
Sanford Novc
W orks
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HiPi G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le
Its R ichest G a r d e n L a n d
jUMB V I.
FLORIDA! F a ir and raild-t
urday and Sunday; gentle va
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SANFORD, FLOW
America’s New Cardinal
A, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1921
C o n ie s
NUMBER
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
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i] Enactment of Asia- Chairman Norris of Agricul
ture Committee Fires Ques
[xdusion Into
Lnw
(ions at Ford s Secretary
d As Certain by
i House Officials—
In EiTort to Draw from Him
ns to W hether Coolidge or
Ige • Announces To
>House Callers His
Cabinet Members Exchange
yement of Proposal.
ed Telegrams W ith Ford.
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■ilNGTON, May 3.— PrcsiLliJifo announced to White
palter? Friday his endorse
r the proposal th a t immi[intligible to citizonnhip be
H from the United States,
[to obtain alteration of the
Ltion bill's provision in this
I were explained by npokes[ the president as being dcmerely to phrase the new
bi the moat courteoun manLille.. White House officials
Lid to view
certain th :
Q enactment of Asiatic cxinto law nnd designed ohly
I give the least practicable
to friendly nations,
pformalion Withheld.
Lnation still was withheld,
r, both at the executive of|d at the capitol as to what
sere contemplated by the
Lpartment if congress ap'the suggestion th a t excludeferred for a period a fter
Lr sections of the bill arc in
Lo. House and senate conodsy took up the Japanese
ins as the A rst of the ma
ts in controversy, but when
[ment was takon a fte r near
hours of unbroken discusbator Reed, Republican,
ranis, head of the s e n a te
»n, would only say th a t “no
| had been reached."
conference was understood
k determined inform ally,
L that its authority under
Ibiished procedure of both
Ivould extend to a rccom|ou for material changes In
puion clauses, because of
gat* amendment m aking
pctWc immediately Whcre►m-v bill set the operative
I July I.* Precedents were
por the statement th at this
gM sufficient to thtow.the
itp.VTt
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kti Resume Consideration
Weration of exclusion was
P by the conferees today
I all-day and possibly an all
K**ion in view of Senator
[program still being to subt*P°U early next week.
Iderable doubt was exsenat ° r 8 tothe conference would
iw the president’s program .
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WASHINGTON, May 3.—Tele
gram s were used as a vehicle for
questioning Henry Ford’s .privntc
secretary, E. G. I.iebold, by Chair
man Norris, of the senate agricul
ture committee, a t Friday’s Mus
cle Shoals hearing.
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Questions were fired a t Liclidlil
by the chairman m an effort to
draw from him information as to
whether .President Coolidgc or enl>inct members had exchanged tele;
gram s with Fordf regarding Mus
cle Shoals. I.iebold replied that ho
knew nothing of nny such olcgrnms
but in nnswer to n request by
Chairman Norris he agreed to de
liver such telegrams tp th e 'com-m ittee if, any existed . 1
"Don’t you know th a t on Dec.
20, 1023, Mr. Ford had a tele
gram frqm the president of the
United S tates?" N orris asked. *
Cant’ Recall.
. “ I don’t know, I cant’ recall
now,’’ Liebold said.
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"I don't want to subpoena Mr.
Ford and I hnve no unfriendliness
tow ard’Rim," Chairman Norris r e
marked. "I ask you if you will
take up with Ford when you get
back and send to this committee
any telegram s ho may have re
ceived from any member of the
cabinet."
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Djjcu^jJng ’the /te’pglrant sont
from Washington by Jam es M ar
tin Miller to I.iebold in care of the
Dearborn
Independent,
Ford's
weekly newspaper, quoting Presi
dent Coolidge as say in g ' he was
"trying to deliver Muscle Shoals"
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McKenzi^ Made Head President Zeyas To Candidate D e c l a r e s
S t a t e Convention {lisped; .f Personally
He Is Progressive
Which Closes Today Revolting Provinces
Democrat Seeking^
After Big: Session.
to Better Conditions
IR t Tit# Smn#U«r<! I’rrtiO
Mayor, Lake Made
Finance Chairman
Plans Are Discussed
For Forming Many
Clubs Over Florida
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SEARCH BERING i M a n y Durliamites FINISH A C T IO N
SEA SHORE FOR Meet Funeral Train IN CONGRESS ON
M AJOR MARTIN
SOLDIER BONUS
Wireless
Calls
Ilrnndcnstcd
Throughout Itcgioit Asking
Vessels To Aid In Hunt.
House Adopts Conference Report
Which .Now Goes To Coolidge
For Apprnvnl.
<ll>- T h e A n stirln fril l'r r » » l
FALSE PASS, Mny 3.—As a re-1
suit of information from natives I
along tho barren Aiasknn pcnipculn |
thnt saw Muj. Frederick Mur- J
tin, missing since Wednesday, |
headed northwestward to C hignik!
I.ake.i nnd the Rchring sen, w ire -!
less calls were broadcasted today
to all vessels in that northern body
of w ater and additional parties
were organized to search tho rocky Hchrlng sen shore. Orders were
telegraphed to the three other
I
W ashington News
man Norris th at two ' other men
nlso represented Ford’d newspaper
in Washington. He declared th at
all of them, Miller, included, were
only employed in a riewspnper ca
pacity.
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Answers SubpoAfa.• . •
Liebold appeared - in iitspon^V*Jo
n committee subpoenn anil was" put
under oath by Chairman Nxrrls,
who used this privilege fort tho
first lime during the Muscle Shoals
hearing.
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’Major Gcri. C. C. Williams, chief
’of army ordnance, wlln wall called
to give technicnC infc^-nnrimii* mi
Muscle Shoals, said Mit-eje Shoals
should bo Vonatdercd rro’m three
standpoints—m ilitary
preparedncn?k financial return to the gov-
Thr
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WASHINGTON, Mny 3#—Con
gressional action on the soldier bo*
mis hill was completed Fridny with
adoption by the house of tho con
ference roport on the m easure,
which now goes to the president.
Tho report, already approved by,
the senate, Was g i.cn house upprovnl'by a viva-voce vote.
McKenzie llaps Conferees.
During tw enty m inutes’ discus
sion which preceded action on tho
report, Representative McKenzie,
Republican, Illuujis, sharply critl'*IV*y *>rtt»;I^MiuwcTtnfei a . V fin*'' KCcepUng a senate amendment which
would confer the hill's benefits on
female yeomen of the mTyy.
"Most of them received more
pay during the w ar than they ever
had before," he said. "G ranting
eLandisHeard
He
craK
for, .....
ute in the presence of tho respec
tive bodies.
Arriving nt the White House, the
hill will be sent to tho treasury de
partm ent for compilation o f uu es
timate of its cost in the form-aji-*
proved by the two h6use$ und fo f
*----- irutiun o f a roport by Kccrctuellon n:> to hi.1? view'd. T l also
probutily vdll be sent to thd Vpter*n* Bureau for u report from' IM-;
rector Him;s n'hitiVe to its admirv
istration provrsious. White.Hjdpsi*
offifeials’de not expect the measure
to ’coma act ually before the presi
dent uhtil lute next week.
No Blgn of C’oolidge’a Htgnd.
Mr. Coolidge has given.no indi
cation of his attitude toward tho
bill as passed by congress;. - His
last public exprtSdion of viewji relativo to a bonus was ir\<i>i* Lincoln
day address a t New York in which
he opposed a bonus,os a m atter of
prindplc.
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F ie ld ^ a n d '’W a te r EE
M eet >Is H eld
Boy Scouts’ <£a
tinuatlon
.the llldlit .front Dutch
cla Shoals prpbably w ouftnyheapenI Jlnrbcu- to Atk» isinnd^lBO miles
the price} ije prided/ 2> 'Si* » ‘ 1 i' yiMrt; tbjtpftoftsvlnd; tnow and cold
Declined to Endorse R iJ^ ’V - wjiicajmby hav« hotljvforced to ei^
He dcclinoM'fo endorse any"bid duro w ithout cosaklron wince the
pending before the commitU’e nnd Expedition lufl Eeattlc, April 0. *
said all of tHejn scqjn?d to furnish
sufficient g u arantre.for production
of rxplosives in war-time.
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Frcd-M* Allen, representing thn
Gastqnia, N. C., Chamber, of Com
merce, urged the committee to
keep Muscle Shoals under tho fed
eral waierwork act and Thomas A.
Hurley,, banker of Branchvillc, today ond copies s in e d .,00 th e
Tenn., appeared In favor of the stree tby police, acting under or
Ford bid, saying Ford would de. ders of the Cuban government. It
crease the cost of fertilizer.
was officially declared that the chief
"He has beaten the. world by reason for ordering the suspension
mass production and we believe of theuP«*er, .was that it purporthe will g iv e 'u s cheap-fertilizer," ed .to have a message from FredHarley said. "He is a .m an of jjc p Mreau, who recently fled from
character and will do ’ what Lh t| ■senfucgtjs apparently to avoid nrpromises.
S lfm H B f t ()i»>susph.Ion of Implication In
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W. G. Waldo, rc p r e s e n tlo H lf l {uK^rmkdt.
---- --------- —----Tennessee River ImprnvoraeiusM|
*ociation, will lestify Saturday.. * 7 W HEARING RESUMBD ’4 ■•*Y7 k -------------------- ----- - •'
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JACKSONVILLE, May 3,-T h e
a rin g was opencil gt 0 a. m. today
k. jh e application of the Florida
’•stern, and Northern Railway
(B r-e** Z u n IaIH P im l
iW engaged jn building ' a aline
' WASHINGTON, May 3.—Tl
to ss the state from Colemip »•*
c k Pel
Cuban govefhment, facing a co,
est P a l mBeach, ,'on second day distance—Ja
In
class
iyto
the
dltlon of violence In the Sbu
ith-nrocpecta of completion. '■»
ncra were:
60^
Clara caused by-the revolution!*!
; Running
haa appealod to thei*' \Va*hfrtgU
oroey; Rui
government to rthe purcl
consldarable amount q f oi
ammultion
Cqban Paper El Sol
± Forced to Suspend
n°r the; KnM e. 'the
" LC?,mP*ny »nt* the
■ph-Cabla Company.
_ conatltutionttl
*ht of the senate to
' investlgaUon a* the
makin*.
1 Petition contended
r ‘he committee to
graips was an action
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Widow of James Hall
(Jets $5?000 insurance
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t S. M. Abercrombie and C. H. Gib>9i), represunUng the Columbia Mu
tual ULwl Aysurance Society of
Memphis,' Tenn,. have been in. the
clly for several days and while
her® paid over to Mrs. Jam es R.
Hall as the beneficiary of the life
insurance policy which her husband
held with this company, the sum of
f 6|0<)0.
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Mrs. H all’s husband died here
ihveraf month*' ago following iUpeea of a few • hour*.. The $500
paid tp Mrs. Hall represent* the
full valno of the policy which her
husband had wit£, this company.
Havana Appeal For
Guns is Approved
* BUB8U sM - L VETOBI)
Birggs
Juice—
rwic*—
ks Ar-
TON, May 3—Pre*•e-today vetoed:’the
bus pension bill. The
Tho.stato McAdoo convention
which convened here Friday a fte r
noon for a two-day session, come to
a successful close with the term i
nation of its meeting this morning
nt which time detaits- of the state
organization Were mapped out nnd
plans for the fuitherance. of Mr.
McAdoo's candidacy for the presi
dency in thi,i state, were discussed
hv the delegates. Although Dr. A.
W. McKenzie was selected to head
the state organization n t the con
clusion of the meeting Fridny a f
ternoon, it was not until this morn
ing thnt the actual business of the
convention was transacted.
Selection of Sanford.ns the state
headquarters of organization and
designation of The Sanford H er
ald ns its official orgnn, were
among the important actions tak
en this morning. Resolutions ex
p o s in g appreciation for the pub
licity accorded by this paper nnd
for its efforts in sending out dispntchcs to the vnrious news agen
cies were passed by the conven
tion.
Mayor Forrest Lake, nt whose in
vitation, the convention m et In thin
city, was selected as the chairmnn
of the tlnnncc committee.
The
stntc chairman, Dr. McKenzie, was
given authority tp appoint an exe
cutive committee, whose duties it
Will be to handle tho affairs of the
organization and to tnke charge of
pending, out literature and arrange
for itineraries for speakers in be
half -of the campaign.
. TJjg^^ncmbcrs ° f Dd* committee
bny^riol
aWVMKfz-i 7 9 y'ti and
IFAVANA Mny 3—President
Znyns left Havana this momingi for Santa Clara Province
where armed men are fn revolt
ngafinst the government, accom
panied by the Secretary of the
Interior, I. Turralde, and Gen
eral Herrcro, chief of staff. The
president's departure was kept
secret until some time after n
specinl train with military gunrd
left the city. It is understood
he is going to Cienfuegocs near
where most of the trouble cen
tered during the last few day*.
It was declared by sub-secretary
Do La Torro that President Zayns desired to ascertain person
ally the exact situation of Santa
Clara province and that the de
parture for the scene of the
Anti-Zuyux nnd anti-re-election
outbreak did not mean the sit
uation was more serious.
“R epublicans Do,
N o th in g B u t Talk”
Would Call A Special
Session of Con?rea$
to Institute Reform*
..In a telegram received bv Mavor
Forrest la k e Friday afternoon
from William Gibbs .McAdoo and;
read a t the convention this morn
ing Mr. McAdoo declared “there
is roon in this country for but one
reactionary party,” and that ns a
progressive Democrat, he will, if
elected to tho presidency, “drive
g rafters and corruptionists out of
the government anir into the jail*
of the United States.”
He purposes, he said, to call a'
More W orkers Of
Red Cross Rush To
Aid Storm Victims
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ATLANTA, May 3.—Four addi
tional American Red Cross workers
Frida ynight are cn route to Sonut
Fridny night were enroute to South
Carolina to augment tho staff al
ready administering relief in vari
ous localities of the state, which
suffered moat from tho aeries of
high tension storms which struck
tho southeast Tuesday and Wed
nesday. ‘
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This announcement was made at
Southern division headquarters i f
tho Red Cross here tonight follow
ing receipt of advices from the
wind storm area thnt the task of
■‘i f tJ .'V d assumed much greater
proportional than rtt first was anti
cipated. necessitating an increased
personnel.
. l a tqtugmjkhing here- Tn r irtorr
workers, Henry M. Raker, of Wash
ington, director of the Ret! Cross
disaster relief unti in South Caro
lina .advised local officials tljnt un
official estim ates placed the death
toll there at 81, although he as
sorted hi* was inclined to heliove
th at Columbia newspaper figures
today which fixed the total number
of fatalities in the state a t 73, were
more nearly correct.
Raker reported thnt more than
200 persons were injured
jiuu
Injured more or
less seriously und that fully GOO
are destitute or homeless in the
nine counties III districts surround
ing Columbia, which were ravaged
by the storm. Eighty housoso nlone
,were destroyed in Sumter county,
he »ufd.
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The four new workers ordered
latu today to tho storm area in*
c*uded two from Atlanta and ono
ouclrfrom .Washington and “ St.
IfOuis, Mo.
South Carolina Faces Rig Job.
COLUMBIA, May 3.—Their dead
huritMl, injured cartel.for iu IuudU
Uda^mT the nrrity pfwvlAert'fbr7 n
concentration camps directed by
Amorienn Red Cross relief workers,
citizenb of South Carolina Fridny
girded themselves to the task of
reconstruction-after the scries of
twisting windstorms which swept
the state Wednesday.
By executive proclamation today
Governs*-Thomas G. McLeod called
upon tho publio to aid the sufferers
from the tornadoes which killed
V persons, maimed scoks, less coriouzly injured, wrccke<l tho homes
of perhaps a thousand and dam
aged property with losses which
mav reach two or more million.
Realizing the immensity of tho
task, tho executive urged that contrlbutions be made ’Svillingly and
liberally” As “thousands of dol
lars will likely be needed to carry
forward the work of relief." While
the two dally newspapers in Co
lumbia were designated by him to
receive contributions, the governor
added th a t the central relief com
mittee would also receive funds.
Believe Cuban Rebels
Have Guns in S t Pete
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ST. PETERSBURG, May 3 - T h e
arrest of Luis Guillermo Gallo
F riday in Havana, on suspicion of
his being a messenger of Cuban
rebel forces and the statem etn
represented by a local tourist
doy and tomorrow. -Please extend
my cordial greeting* to thoaa-preseqt and n irira Ik rm 'jfi | | || jusumi
appreciation of th e .M e r e s t they
are taking in tho cause’of progreasive Democracy. There is room In
the. United S tates for only one re ^ %
actionary party. It is evident that
the Republican leadership U intent
on continuing its reactionary rec- ,
ord and nominating a reactionary
candidate for the presidency. I t U'
all the more im portant, therefore^
th n t th e Democratic party remain
truo to progressive Democratic
principles and secure to the peopla
ii restoration of clean, honest and
efficient government, the high con- ;
ceptions of public duty and the
noble ideals of service to humanity
thnt characterized tho eight y e a n ’
in office of that immortal state** ,
men and benefactor pf mankind-*!- *
Woodrow Wilson. .
"If I am clectud president and ^
given a supporting congress I shall
call a special session immediately i
after Mar. 4, 1325, to consider the :
farm problem and put into effect'
the best possible measure* of re* "-j
lief for agriculture. Three y e a n • y<
have passed and tho impotent Re- •
publican, administration, hrfr-’t t
nothing but talk, while the eom
tioh of tho American fa n n e r h
grown steadily worse. 1 propc
to substitute action, for talk.
shall ask th e special scssi
to pass a satisfactory ^measure
railroad reform fo r the purpose
producing efficient railroad servi
und reducing fre ic h k in d passens
rates while protecting the right*
labor, the publio utnL legitimate
vestm ehts in raifarknd properties
“ I shall urge repeal o f the Ftu
noy-McCumber bijljand enactUM
of u ju st and fa ir tariff m*as«
which will give tho farm ers ’f
consideration and a chance Id. a
their surplus products in forMj
m arkets, and buy things they c*
sume ut reasonable prices.
"1 shall call as promptly as pc
siblc a new international confer**
a t W ashington for the purpose
considering economic a n otl
conditions of the world with a vh
to promoting peace, reducing'an
am ents, reviving and stabilftl
pruA>crity. If as a result,
cortftrence ,lt is proposed \
United S u tr a join tn any
m ent to promote these' ot
shall propose a national
dum by i p e d a . leleetion •<
from political issues and cai
so th a t the people, a fte r'
cussion, may decide for th<
w hat o a r in tern atio n al'
shall be.
“ I intend to tak e the g rli
■Inuil oft
n * the
II.. i n
J .1
street
and Federal Rei
have those great
operated again as
adm inistration to
people and not n
vunts of special
” 1 favor tax ,
Democratic plan
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PAGE EIGHT
THE SANFORD HERALD,
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IAY. 2, 1924
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Ten Reasons Why - CITY ENTERTAINS
McAdoo Should Be MEN WHO GATHER
Selected — Upshaw FOR CONVENTION
and W alffed Pierson were id
supper
liner ville webo here on E aster, visiting changc may benefit the baby.
guests E aster a t the home of her Mrs. IiOyd. Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Their friends were sorry to learn
of the death of qne of the twins a t
fath er nnd sister, Mrs. Necse.
mLoyd are sisters.
Arcadin recently.
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and Mrs. Jim m ie Johnson
Mr. nnd Mrs. Volic W illiams en
have aa their house g u e st Mrs.
Rev. J. S. Clark will be berc
T H IS W E E K IN
Nineteen little M
Corby, an aunt of Mrs. Johnson. tertained the past week their cous- next Sunday the 4th, fob Sunday
(Continued
from
pago
1.)
(Continued
from
page
1
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-They
*Pcnt
E
aster
with
the
hom
e
1
and
Mrs.
school
a
t
2:30
p.
m„
and
preaching
S
A
N
F
O
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sistent enough to personally prac- other stream er Ims this in scrip t-1
®t Eustis.
Gs.“ lately
i’
n r r J v t f f rfrom
n m wc|COmo. 3:30* A" BrC Cordially
arriving
McAdoo
Boosters.” : Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah F ry, Grdnd-I Mrs. w;nilliam
For May 1
.tice
. . the -prohibition in which he ,■ion ‘‘Welcome
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t „
r ridajr
rM. and Mr*,
The Milnne T heatre, where the ma Bcngston and Miss Eunico Ty,,
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Guests Sunday a t tho home of dren and Mr Vm w
Regular meeting Knights Tem p Chicago ... ...........
8 believes. .
0.
I
am
supporting
McAdoo
bemeetings
of
the
state
convention
I
»er
spent
Sunday
here
a
t
the
home
!
JIrand
Mrs*
L
e.M
otte.ot
WalMrs.
J
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E.
and
M
r.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
lar, 7:3(1 p. m., .Masonic Hall.
W nycross.... ........
7
“ "d children of
Weekly luncheon. Chamber of
Pot Yards ....
4 enuse of the sinister type of his [will be held, has been n p o ro p riate-! <4 Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 0 . T yner; they ton> N- *•* are f a t i n g the place I.undqulst were Em il Magnuson, of
opposition;
beenues
not
only
the
ly
decorated
for
the
occasion.
A
l'*
tre
also
here
last
Sunday
when
|
that
,Mrrejently
purCommerce, 12:15, Voider, olltel.
W
indcrmerc;
M
rs.
Roovos,
a
sister
Swedish
bV bL "U
New York .....
1
larr» American flag serves ns Mr. and Mrs. Stew art, of W inder- fbmied ®» Mr. yveat. He is work- of Mrs. A. H. Lundquist, and Mr.- Mrs H a re M tj 1
Woman’s Club dinner, Wom&n’a
Cincinnati ________
2 "Robber Barons" who thrive on a
ing a t the A tlantic Coast Line
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Club, Woman’s Clubhouse.
Toledo ...............
2 hirh protective ta riff oppose him ,; background for the sneakers on : mcre> c«me with them . The latter "shops. We understand he is much nnd Mrs. Edwln’t Johnson, of W in-(now in
knowing
they
will
get
no
comfort
|
the
stage.
Flags
and
bunting
l
couple
nre
expecting
to
move
to
ter
Garden;
Mr.
and
lilrs!
Fr^d
folks."
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Fo^«
Florence .......
2
interested in music, being a mentplace soon,
Buffalo .....
1 from him but the same "wet” adorn the walls. In front m o re , .this
THa, SiKinma • v,„v, r-Ai,.x~. a . i her of thoir home band.
Two of :Gv
k.'.
crowd who threw their, guardianiIlags jinU approgriotc .decorations
«4*Pttt»hUrj5 giU.____ A
fhrtTr»'mrrmrfrf*ttre“va?BAtt'inftr tTibrf! are to be fo u n d .-;* laVgo num ber
v f - “s - r LfTsv.*
to keep it here to debauch our of the homes of this city have week, in Ottumwa a t the home of auonu "cyaoj acre. *ney «re reiu............. 30
Total .............
people, are now fighting McAdoo hung out flags to celebrate^ th e.th e ir_ U n c lt-Jo h n _ ,an d -liia x utur.Wh° krcpS l °"
}—m -Florida,--in New I nrk,- and |form ation i»T a state cam paign to i They mado the trip from here in !
feSt auraht .
.
everywhere.
I furth er the candidncy of William just one week, in their autom obile,! Fred Krcll, who spent a week a t
10 A , a Democrat I nm for [Gibbs McAdoo for the nresldcncy having no troublo along the route. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tyner,
lltr The Amuirlnlril Prr«>i»
McAdoo because his great popffI.ate la s t n ighttlf'oand cmfwy
Rev. Burhans was a caller at the left- Monday for Bradontown to
MARION, O.. May 2.—Although
larity
among the progressive
Late Thursday night
Mayor hemes of Mrs. D eForcst and Mr. pack tomatoes. His family will re*
most mine mules live a very hard
main here for a while in hopes tho
masses, regardless of party lines, Lake received n telegram from the and Mrs. Ballinger Friday,
Characterized by Collier’s Maga former treasury head stating! Mr. and Mrs. Lucas and baby, of
life, toiling underground in the
zine ns the "m ost amazing man in flpally th a t he would be unable to Astor, spent a few days with her
moist dark shaft* of the mine,
congress, Mr. Upshaw, who is now attend the mcctincr here. He ex sister, Mrs. Loyd.
.“Spillcrtown Sam," the veteran
being mentioned as n candidate for pressed regret a t not being able
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stokes of Jacksonmule of the Peabody coal company
the vice-presidency as a running
Place Where Democrats Will mate of Mr. McAdoo, by his pow to doso but said th at because of
who died some time ngo at the
previous engagem ents, he would
Choose Standard Bearer This
erful speaking ability, held the a t be unable tft attend.
.
ripe old age of 32, was probably
Year Enjoys History That
tention of his hearers throughout
That the convention will be
Is Unique and Inter
ono of the most pampered mules
till* nrldrnaa
the
address. m
tremendous success, is the confi
esting.
in the United States. •
The speaker, although not n ro dent prediction of those in charge.
bust
man,
because
for
seven
years
Sam was in the cpal mining bus
Mayor Imke and members of the
NEW YORK, May 2—Madison
his youth he lay in a plas committee from the Cham ber of
"M y y o u n g e s t ch ild h a * n e v e r
iness for 20 years nnd during the Squnre Garden, where tho National during
pnris cast due to injuries to his Commerce who are handling the
kn o w n w h a t a sick d ay w as because
entire period was never seriously Democratic Convention will meet ter
beck, showed n vigorous style of details, are well pleased with .the
I s ta rte d her on T o e th ln a b efore
cripnled or. incapacitated, a re in June, ajwnys hns been a nlace of delivery
sh e b eg an c u ttin g h e r teeth .” w rites
that
surprised
his
henrers.
markable record for a mine muio- crowds, frein'thv'dajr? of tne Civil It was evident that his address reception that has been given the
M rs. J o h n M. F r e e m a n , R o u t e 1, Box
11ATTERIES
In his declining yenrs he enjoyed War period-urheiiTt was the metro made n profound impression upon visitors by the citizens of this
IS, M o n t g o m e r y . A la .
a life of ease in his privnte pas- politan terminal foV n great rail- the audience for all eyes were riv city.
"M y e l d e s t c h il d , n o w 8 y e a r s old,
'ture .near here, eared for by n spe way, on through',
Many cars have been offered
w a s v e r y s i c k ly , l i e h a d s t o m a c h
V; the phase-of .its eted upon him throughout the
. I
.
cie'
il Attendant and housed in his transform ation into a gigantic speech nnd a t its conclusion, ho for - the use of the visitors and
n n d bow el tro u b le an d gavo m e m any
own private bam. r r .
a n x io u s h o u r s till a frien d to ld me
"fest-halle," 51 ygars ago, until was the recipient of a Jltnrd 1■ahd ■Jilnns for their entertainm ent
P d o n e y Y o u P a y F o r Set
n b o ut T eeth ln a. T he first p a rk a g a
F. 8. Peabody,^chahrhinn of the the present. / V • ’
Friday night a t the Woman’s Club
• i *
* • i f -.
continuous demonstration. ' « ,
c h e c k e d h i s b o w e l s a n d In IS h o u r s
£ v ‘ board qf tlirCMors of the Peabody
General
Auto
Repairs
when
the
members
of
th
n
t
organ
Always its c a re e r'. has been
'The
meeting
wus
opened
by
nn
h
e
w
a
s
p
e
r
f
e
c
t
l
y
w
a
ll,
a
n
d
lie
n
e
v
e
r
coal company, provided Sam with spectnculnr. Crowds have passed
3 by Mayor Forrest Lake, ization and business men of this
h ad a n y o t h e r m ed icin e a ll th r o u g h
*qVi .'•* ^ * 5 9
■
• 10-acre lot, well wooded to shel through its portals to attend the nddrcs
Phones:
hts teething."
who
extended,
visitors n city will”stage a big get-together•*
•¥>■<
ter him In the summer, had a com dr/vnl of pentiAhUfpvered trains in hearty welcome toin the
banquet, have been complted. Sev
^
r
l
L
'.
T
^
f
h
e
felephone
Company
Is
a
:,rm
__
behnlf
of
the
T e e th ln a n a y h e g iven w ith a b so
Night r»98-J
fortable barn built, and hired an times When rnfWUqqk \yt*Yc mnkfng city. Ho followed these remarks eral notable speakers including Day, 594 '
/ J J thrn a coMnctor-la n fact known^io v-nl
u
t
e
s
a
f
e
t
y
,
a
s
It
c
o
n
t
a
i
n
s
n
o
t
h
i
n
g
attendant to look nfter him. •
hfsCrtrio*.
Grant! with a few words on the general Glass, Dr. MIcKcnzic nnd others
t h a t can h a r m th e m o s t d e lic a te s y s
While In active service Sam ojiern s ta rs , have ninde their de purpose of the convention nnd then will be nmong the sneakers. Many
te m .
THE
EXIDE
Tho nell B.vsfrn Invests in n*w plant -v ,
averaged 20 miles per day, under buts there, boxers and wrestlers presented Congressman Upr.hnw. expect to witnc.s. stiie boxing exT e e t h l n a Is e o l d b y a l l d r u g g l e t a
for op.'rxtlng expenses, such ns r-nrr,
ground, hauling coni, year in and have gained nnd lost champion. The speaker wns greeted with a hihition tonight nt the arm ory.
o
r
s
e
n
d
10c
t
o
t
h
e
M
o
f
fe
tt
L
a
b
o
r
a
BATTERY STATION
nml for suptlle-t purchn»rd m Florida durinr m i
t o r i e s , C o l u m b u s , G a., f o r a p a c k a g i
year out. lie showed special in - 1ships, six-day bicyclists have ped- loud applause.
It was announced Friday morn.
h"
much money a3 |t collects f-orp the ptMIc 'nr ten
*nd a f r e o b o o k l e t a b o u t b a b i e s .
tclligence in regard to perform ing nlled their weary .Courses, b'ronin
r
thnt
nothing
but
speaking
will
>
The tiieatre was packed to its
rrrvlc*.
- *
*•
-*
his work nnd
whenever
a
strange
'
*
*
id
| chos have beenJujxted, elephants capacity
1 ‘y and the delegates began be nn the program this afternoon
man was assigned
* * 'him,
'
signed to drive
hiv h av e' truinpeted iand clowns /tavgl.tb’file' in
ii long before the meeting while business of the convention
would direct
:t himself nnd th e 1tmvorted, (lower sh’bws-have
nloonu',Vvas
schi
IX* 11M
It IIII*
The millions of dollars ive poured Into PlorlJI
to open. Congress will tie held over until Saturday
driver to the proper. •}]Witfking ed, nnd politician^ have thundered man scheduled
Upshaw was forced to speak morning a t ) 0' o’clock.
’ * '• ■ nr* dijuzt, contributed to the commercial rj
places.
under its rafters.
\ a half hour earlier than Was orig
urd prosperity of Hie fitntr. while n larp. pm
Sam was very jealous «f his pas
..... ..............
__ the
>>iv fart
Experts in determ ining the qua!-i
Adding notoriety to its variegat inally„ scheduled,
due to
r.ten-y we colleetrd for service found Its wat k
ture .lot. If another mule was ed history the
Garden Tower, that he had to catch the~4:05 train j RV of oriental rugs count the knoU
looat
comn\ur,ltlea where the telephone tvorkern of ]
■turncdTn to shnrp it-w ith him, hn which rears its weatherbeaten 10 in order to arrive in St. Louis i n i to tho '“lunrc inch, for the closer
r.r.« l.omo hulldcen mid citizens.
would
grasp
thc;jifclter
.of
the
in
nnd
fienr
the
knots
the
more
val
stories above the rest of the time to fill an engagement there
«■*
truder and lead, him around the structure, wns the scene in 1DOG Sunday.
uable is the Hour covering.
,
The money you pp.y |3 for nervlee, th> value of i
lot until he became nearly ex of a sensational murder, the kill
The congressman arrived in the
t In diffien't to estim ate. 1m ifflclrner and res
hausted, then wduld s ta rt .to kick ing of the architect of Madison city nt midnight Thursday, nnd
Kuinn, the German powder for
him out.
rxter*|iin Is due not only to the loyalty of filtMulu.
Square Garden, Stanford White, nt made his headquarters nt the Vnl- mnking wolen goods moth-proof,
and :lie* runfidenen of Investors, hut In a In*' «
•the hand of Harry K. Thnw.
dez Hotel. Throughout the morn nlfects only n few colors of tex
To
elenn
up
such
things
o
f
the
nkovc
sort
n#
I
have
remaining,
to Jiuir cordial Interest nhd co-oppratlr.n
Before it quit the work-u-day ing he w as busily engaged in re tiles, nnd these can lie restored
.
will sell nil nt
.
world to enter the realm of pleas ceiving callers from among friends by trentm ent with ammonia, claims
.
ure, the Garden wns the New York, nnd adm irers from nil over the the inventor.
D A VID LAIR D , Florida Manager
New ilnvcn & Hartford Railroad’s state who gathered heerto. attend
central station in this city. Then the convention.
Terms Cash
U p s a la a n d
At 10:30 o’clock this morning
P. T. Bnrnuni, whose local mu
•
“ bell, s y s t e m " .
/
seums, traveling circuses and epi Mr. Upshaw addressed the pupils
G ra p e v ille
BELL TELEPHONE
COCOA, May 2.— (Special to gram s were bringing him fame, and tenchers of the high school,
A t Ten o'clock
Tho H erald)— May day celebra leased the rambling structure lor where he was received with much
Mrs.
John
Bareli
was
visiting
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
and exhibition" interest and enthusiasm. Later hi
tions, Thursday half holidnyi and “entertainm ent
AT SHELL HANK
CELERY AVE.
SANFORD
k r i S r t ■Uti.nT. i I - T f e at„ th£
J~E
10-i« rv U m y . n „ «
U n im m rm I j a r * I n
other obstacles didn’t daunt the purposes in 1873. He numed it nt the gram»mwarMschool.
.
P. R. Andrews
o - a ira a la ii io w a r j A atlar Ja rrJci
spirit of Fraitk E. Jennings, Jnclc- "The Hippodrome."
While here he expressed himself L LIr"* ° ’ H,rHch‘ «««»’„ M**- «>«'
Two veurs later Gilmore, the
■dnville, candidate for governor,
as highly
L’ ’ ’ pleased with Mr. Me- Swnn!,on wcre recent cnl,cr8 a l th who visited Brevard county Thurs fnmous bandmaster, gained control Adoo’a
prospectt» for the norninn- homc of Mra. August Swanson.
of
the
proparty,
rechristened
it
day. Mr. Jennings spoke to large
A nine-pound
was °born
i.-M T -rr
V" linby
"'f'T girl
«Jr ‘ w""
° rn
audiences in the afternoon a t T itus ‘‘Gilmore’s Garden," nnd put on a tion. He stated to a representn- . “
live
of
The
Herald
that
Mr.
Me^
pr’,
27
to
Mr’
Hn,‘
M
rs’
Mor*»n
ville and Thursday night ih Cocoa. series of concerts, ft wns not until
Adoo would enter the convention
During the day he held conferences 1879 th a t tho place took the name with
men arc stnkapproxim ately 500 votes to his . Southern Utilities
f
..
with a number of friends and met of the beautiful park it faces, and
credit,
more
than
all
of
his
oppon"
in?
thl'
Wny
f°
r
th
°
clcctrlc ,iK'U
a large num ber’of the voters per became Madison Square Gnrden. To
r a il- 1
*?»fether.
' **
Klrie Hi
sonally,
„ the eye, however, it still was a railHanson, of Daytona,
Juit*co{pplothHa*.il«uaitt»,
pnlgn tea r dp the cast consr,” snid
lr. Jennings
Thursdny 'night.
KNfGHTS TEMPLAR,
son and 13 other of New
Things look very satisfactory, M y , •ltd. his "‘"J.u.
ATTENTION
friends are working actively and ^ or,':.8 weJ ,th,e»t men financed the
Taylor
Commandery will
new
building
on
the
my
load
nvei*
nthn,
n
n
^
M
a
t,,
i.
erection
of
a
nev
my lead over other candidates is . . . . . .
aU. .
-.........
hold a special conclave Sat
rapilUy increasing."
i ?,te* the onp tnkt* stands today. It
*j;.
Thursday night Mr. Jennings
" ?tru£.t,ur.e °,f brick 'and stone
urday, May Brd, beginning nt
discussed his platform for nn hour ! covcnnK 32 city lots between Mndi•L30
P. Mu for the purpose of
(Continued
from
page
1
.)
.and a half. He overlooked his op - 1“°,n “ »•» I’ourth avenues on the
District Attorney Gordon asked conferring all* of the Orders
ponents explaining - that his carr
Mndl*«n Squore. Its arehprospective jurors how they felt
dldaey is not based on an npneii 11 ^ 111^ , 18. of .‘hp Rcnna ssnncc about circum stantial evidence and of Knighthood, Visiting Sir
fil,’
th at ho must bo'elected "as the
’ An, heroic Huge of Diana in counsel for th? defence * «l"'» i
A te t o K l ia ll y invited
lesser of two evils," but upon the I
R0,T a t®p lh'’
touched
upon
it.
Religious
views
!
to
attend.
lit,.
.......
i
I • .
.1 I *1. '
aincere belief thnt his oualJftca-‘l
,, 0 a 7 .erl w“* He»iKnc<i 8,) lon ff the
were r.isTi
asked
by
;tty. order of t h e Eminont
tlons fit him fo r the office which t. h n t. it coul<1
transforme 1 ' ' 1 c’DllllHcI jurors
fnr
Hin
.....i
__
it any
5^,u-nsc^ ^
defense and each Commander.,
he seeks. He discussed his plat- few hours to suit
,
nt, * ^ ; U . ^ W a t f f e ^ urn i
!‘-*U«e*te«l to toll
form In detail and received many lie entertainm ent
:■
'
■
)
JNO.
p
.
JINKINS,
v
hether
he
had
ever
been
in
the
15,000 persons..
strong assurances of support.'
militnrjf'. or naval service of tho
f
v
Recorder.
V*
i
The applause which punctuated
* ^ ™ ylno7
js "n
goVcrri.ment or had interest in any
Mr. Jennings address throughout ? •„ "/* '.
^
frirtu. tho cojttrnqts
with the United States.
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warden s huge underground store.
\ft"
1■.1 a!
• 'it
was particularly
pronounced> when
he declared th at" ■■
rooms,*'to- make n swimming tunt
^*,,rdbO tdantified tho case
•*».
would bend every energy townnl hH.r,!. ^ ‘pressreom' for a thousand
^
j ur,.,r8 «nd Point-
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
______________________________ & __________________
Celery Shipments
.u F a ith fu l Mine -Mule
" Passed Last Y ears
- In a Glover Field
MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN HAS HAD
VARIED HISTORY
< P
Baby Has Never
Known What a
S ick D ay Was
P .A . M e ro
'oCdtiiec Back to Florida
A U C T I O N
BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE
Farming: Tools and Implements And a
Few Other Articles
Jennings A ttra cts
L arge Audience A t
Cocoa L ast N ight
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
SATURDAY, MAY 3,1924
SOUTHERN
AND
JURY SELECTED
FOR C A S E OF
LUMBER FRAUD
ON SATURDAY, MAY 3RD WE WILL OPEN OUR NEW NO. 3 FILL
ING STATION AT CORNER OF TENTH ST. AND SANFORD AVE.
MR. R. WILLIS IN CHARGE
MM
H .1
featuring This Opening We Will Give Each Customer Purchasing Five or.
aU* t'^M
Ief
i 'r '
#
Scots Unofficially
Proclaim The Duke
of Y ork As Prince
,*wns fVV-i John Stephens of Jncksonw,,s vllle. -Gla.; Frank T. Sullivan of
'ilo . N. *•
'• the
* two for-.Buffalo,
Y., and
n^a'r” cr
°f the war depart
, ,.
----------jtnd it'wni*-*’dlt,|LV
!p’ Morfl® «n«l Charles
only whi-n its m aintenanceV «s:as-V S’ Shotwt‘11,
• •
sured for a period of three yearij 1rr
by exhibition
^ M r
hihition and* sporting inter*
iM
^ThrCSltS Made For
i^ivea of Italians
LONDON, May 2 —
outdone by Wales, which enn boast”
bf Its own royal prlficp. art ipiflu enop Jicqichmen
Jicqtchmen have
h iv il
C ( ) i n n i |t t e p .
NEW*’ORLEANS, May 2.—CapL
tial group of
chusen Albert, Dyke of York. , t u |
K e n L a n d l S A/c h ij). 'Rbnnyson, superintendent
be the unofficial
tlf ?cot-’|^
•
”.’
______^ l^ f-N c w Orleans Parish, where six
land.
jtuli.ans are condemned to die on
n
’
W
.W
ASHINGTON,
May 2-,Kqn»vo.; ifjNP 9 ;.received toiiay a letter InSince the time when Queen EuzaJ j Baw Mountain Lands,
f,,rBti-r fetl4 oriuing him “ We wil lgot you 1 STAND FOR CH gA PK It COOKS
both robbed Scotland of
rnvilt 1(Ft) mlnii ..t.uitr 1___ A.-J _ V
AND LESS pilA N G ljft . . -
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t
&UmmonS
a
tMoct>Calloni';o f •Owwline’* ^ ^
k il l
IS.
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< *2|3« 25e,i*S!g5 w“i
la hastened to treat nil her sub- request of tho navy departm ent.
mftkinv her second The leases made by Secretary
the Duke of EdlnburgM the Work carry ruyaltics ranging from
m
m m the wltnesa
- a - s | a d d ; d . or much "higher! t h l i t h e
M juke of Albany g ^ 2 n g - * royalties called for ih tho Fall
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' Phone
J-j-•;)
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• > ‘I wish to announce to Uie Public that' I ht|>'e
purchased the Frank AkecH Service Station.
We curry Good Gulf gas, Supreme oil, and full
line of tires and accessories. Your patronage solicited.
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&
STATION
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SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
°
i UDURTEOUS SERVICE YOU ALWAYS GET AT •
re*
••WIGHT STATIONS
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Vnu M ay get this Oil all at one tim______you
_ will Be given a j
[ime if you like, iLnof
•/J ' ' Tickct
G
oodfortheDil
WVhm■en
y o u N eed lt ■ ‘
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I want your,v 6tc.and support ih the
Democratic Prim ary, June 3d fo'f
State Supt. of Pub. In stru ctio n 1
R. IL' II! LEY. i
= = = = = ^ i~ ^
Jopting
he Scotchmen ....... . „
the Duke of York also held a Scot______
.
A ® ,“Th.p Earl, of Inverness"
( Cofttinued f r ^ j w a e - ^ V v‘ ^
" t th*
t
" • l««li V*T .» S* m
m - A' ,nc
Iho h i.lo r , ioff t h1K«
fled
a Scottish
iiurh^.V
" ■
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L did not neglect
1 i **' 5 r<*nt,-,l ,,n th<’ naval re
! 5 o Scottish L l i n ™ h' * he I ,T ryi‘ VSoThis wns the firs,
i- . l
•
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,
J*w.e tho committee had gone futilir speech the jy into feases in this reserve and
acknowledged the j it expects to conclude this p a rt
compliment.
ie :? * ^ .relectS®5L’
Precedent in
All* of ‘X f r c ^ n ^ e x c e p t 1.280
___ *cti ,l[1 p fC eo rg e III who he- acres’ had been leased when Fall
eommodated the expressed desire [left office,
w-
?
l•*£/«!
�THE SANFORD H E R A tD , SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1921
Pro-Evolution
first
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .....
In Nation-Wide
FestPlanned
To Stimulate Health Activities
D e d ic a te # Ti
E LLA P H ILLIP S
- C R A N D A L L Q U -V
«
said (leorgo ll. Cwrnith," *dri-mui'd | M
henehafter deerribJd;- k T.L. Par- ■
ro llJf living, and If dead, all par- ■
tie* claiming Interest u b d e r th e ■;
mid It. I- Farrell, deceased or ■
otherwise In and to’ the premier*
hereinafter described: M a r g a r e t W. 5
Hnnvmy. if living and If dead, nil g
p a r t l>^ claiming Interest under the g
•aid Ma r a n ret W. Hnmsoy. deenaaed. g
or olherzvtee In and to the premise* g
hereinafter described, said proper- ■
ly being situated In Seminole Cnun- ■
ty. S ta te of Florida and more par-. B
tlcutarty described as fellows to- *
*w11‘
^
I.Gta 1 nn 1 3, Section 13. Town- ■
ship 20 South of l in a g e . 30 Kaat. "
i rlllhcrwlee. In and, to t h f p r o r t lie s ■
c o n t a in i n g
b u il d in g
c o m p a n ie s
per.
pro s
^ 'C L E V E L A N D , May .3—Building,
savings and loan companies during
last year made the largest growth
' in their history, according to Miss
Ann E. Rae of N iagara Fall*:,
. president, who was here making arrangem ents for tho organization's
' convention July 23-26,
There are now more than 10,000
loan companies in tho United
' States, which servo more than
7,000,000 persons, Miss Itac said.
Ohio associations have ju st stepped
Into first place among the states
p w ith ogtwita<ftXi;ceillngr W&OJKWJH)!i
arid serving 1,700,000 persons.
PETRIFIED FOREST FOUND,
hills that rim the Mohave desert
136 miles northeast of here.
' Tho tallest of the petrified stand
ing stum ps is about nine feet high
and is filled with mud and luvu.
SIMPLE AS A. B. C
,
-
BAKERSFIELD, Cal., May 3—
More than 1*10 shark’s teech have
been Hug out of a space ten feet
square and live feet in depth on
Shark’s Tooth hill, nine miles from
here, hy two Bakersfield policemen
working but n few days durim;
their apart time.
The mntfnd, about 500 feet high,
is located on the edge nf the *KtTn
river oil field. Apparently it is
composed almost entirely of the
fossilized remains 'nf prehistoric
sen
creatures.
Paleontologists
have from time tn time visited the
momul,
A n a l lo n - w l d e d c m o n s t r a t l t t n ;w lth
a p u r p o s e w lv io b ^ ts Sp&*tsots a n
tic ip a te w fll h a v e
I n s ta n t a p
p ea l to t h e m i n d s nnd h e a r t s of
all A m e r i c a la t h a t p l a n n e d f o r
M a y D ay o f this y e a r b y t h e offi
c ia ls of t h e A m e r ic a n C h ild H e a lth
A sso c ia tio n .
T h o d a y , a l w a y s a s s o c ia te d with
c h i ld h o o d In lls h a p p i e s t
mood,
h a s been d e d i c a t e d hy I h e Asso
c ia tio n a s Ihi* o n o m ost lu t i n g on
w h i c h to c a r r y o n “a p r o g r a m d e
vise d to a w a k e n t h o I n te r e s t of
grow n-ups
In til e h e a l t h atyl
h a p p i n e s s of t h e n o t io n 's h oys arid
girt*. • P r e s i d e n t C ulvtn Coolldge,
all t h e g o v e r n o r s , m u n ic ip a l a u t h
o ritie s. p r o m i n e n t e d n r n t n r s a n d
m in i s t e r s a r e u n i t e d w ith millions*
o f p a r e n t s In th is g r e a t effort to
c a r r y - b e f o r e t h e p u b l i c th o gospel
PHOTO KEYSrQHC
of c h ild - h e a l t h .
Officials
of
th e
Association, i T r a d i t i o n a l rnstnm fl o f t h e T>ay
a m o n g w h o m a r e m a n y o f th o wilt h a v e a ta rg e p a r t In t h o o bnersu c c e s s fu l A m e r i c a n a u t h o r t t l e s on vanc e. T h e p ic tu r e s q u e
h anging
social p r o b le m s , s e le c te d M a y p a y o f May b a s k e ts , t h e c o l o r f u l p a g e
for th eir
p r o g r a m s so t h a t th e a n t s a n d , of course.
M ay
Dole
f e s tiv a ls a s s o c ia te d w ith t h n t d a te d a n c i n g a r e to be I n clu d e d In th o
m ig h t be held , b u t t h e y h a v e given p r o g r a m s . T ho feallvul s p i r i t w ill
th o d a y n n a d d i t i o n a l d e s ig n a tio n p r e d o m i n a te .
of g r e a t s lg n lllr a n c e — th e y call It
H e r b e r t H o over, p r e s id e n t of th p
" t a k e hee d d a y " f o r th e p a re n ts. A m e r ic a n C h ild H e a l t h
A s s o c ia
T h e A sso c iatio n will h a v e conutd- tio n , disc u sse d th o M a y D a y p r o
e r e d Its t a s k w o r t h .w hile If th e g r a m In a call to th o g r o w n - u p s
tn te r e s t
of
th o
c o m m u n i t y to o f A m e r ic a to Join In th o d e m o n
a r o u s e d h r t h e c o n c e r te d effort to s tr a t io n .
,
s a f e g u a r d t h e h e a l t h of t h o boys
"W e w ish to e m p h a s U o th o f a c t ,"
a n d s lr ls of th a n a t io n .
ho say a, " t h a t child h e a l t h Is th o
CltlMh
Yd Circuit C ourt, 7 th J n d l c l s l Cir
cuit of th e Hlnte « f Florltlu, fur
h r m lu u lr C ou n ty.
•
IN ( hirnrery.
.........
C IS SE E N D Y (POPULAR cM E C H A N IC S c M A G A Z IN E
„ _ ______
fortable f u i the hens.
i
Du not use point containing rom-
1,i pounds of lead about stables or out-
Scram to Dissolve Cancer
Doctors
■ | buildings where the fumes of decaying
,l'' organic matter arise, ns thrso gases
After ten years of study and experi
\ sre likely to darken tho color of lead ments, two Vienna physicians have
!;V pnlnU.
announced tlwt they have found a
_ !?• ■ Mi* * *■ i' *- *
.Niillrr «f *|>|illrntlun fur T ms H r n l
t'ndrr Ni-rliiin a7ft iff Ikr f l r n r i a l
M lslulrn « l |k r Hints iff I'liirlds.
t.’H.H.)
v: *a.
tlThen n considcrablfl portion of tho
hark nroutld u wounded tree is
knocked off Uia tree is venr.n^tt to
i.,M M.ouiu
| •* I* f
.
„
lweeka In
' n'>w-spap*t
f n le a a *.ffd C<
r.ccnwilt lestte ii,-I
re d e e m e d
d*Wo,»f th* iss u a n c e o f such certl* t h e p re m ise s U e re ln a fte r dreert*
C r a t e 1In ihe n a m e nf A. 91 H u n t. It. D. F u lle r , If living am i. If ,di
Rooms nOI-pj
First Nat. Bk.
Sun ford.
*
G. C. FELLOWS’ SERVICE
STATION
I wish lo announce to the^Public that 1 ha«
purchased the Frank Ake'rs Service Station.
We carry Good Gulf gas, Supreme oil, and fall
line of tires and accessories. ’
Your patronage solicited.
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
W HOLESALE
C O M M IS SIO N
M E R C H A N T S A MOM
? Headquarters for all Varieties of Fra
3 and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal!
I
Attention to All Shipments
u u i i i i i i H i i i i i i i n i i m i i B i i H i i i i i i i 11"
-*aa J « B a r x E s a H u a n H M u a a * a « a a B B B a a a n a B a s a s iili
■
NOTICE TO BUILDING t ’ON- "
TRACTORS.
;
The City Commissioners of the ■
City of Sanford. Florida, will re- «
reive bids nt 3 P. M.. Monday, ft
May 12, ID2I, for -bonstructhm ofjJJ
n grandstand with seating enpeity ■
of one thousand, to he built on ■
athletic field In said City. ' Plans K
nnd specifications are on file nnd «
enn be seen a t the office of the JJ
City Manager, and can In* had from ■
•
-
4 -3 0-5-3-6-10.
.
o
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
MILANE THEATRE
tm & M iik itir ^
hy certified check in tho sum o f)»
5f/5 of the amount bid. Successful ;■
bhldor will be required to furqlsh.'p
a bond satisfactory to City (’ojn- *.■
m issioned
City Commissioners | H
reserve the right to reject any nr 13
all bids ns this host interest* o f 1
the City r e ii’ire.
}'•
. fjj'Y
------------- \V ,r tW-Wf 1,1, i a MBi - - - City Mnimger,
"
Elton ,f. Mouphtqlf; Architect, 'w •
F irst Nntional Hauls • Bldg.,
;‘i
Sanford, Florida.- - |a
v.
Starting Monday, May 5th.
Oponlnff Play —. ’T h e ’Tie Tha,t Bintfe*'’ 4
'
*''V(yt(t h r o e - u e t c o m e d y 'fjrq n if t w ith fjrolpgy^,,*/,-'
■ M ffiS iS *
#
il*■MkWkW'
* ! c n h ^ 6 |^ t» ic 'C o r o c « ly ^ ;, jp .
^ukie hy ’•
ThatrFaiiious Green River Singing
■} ,t • f r // . v y
A d m fssio rt 8 5 a n # U # ctk. y •: :.v :V >1
n; !■ '
jnt S?A N FO R D S H R IN E * C X l!It
NOTICE TO MOVING CON
TRACTORS.
; s<>,
The City Commissioners uf the
City of Sanford. Florida, w iilire.
eelve bids nt 3.P. M„ Mny 12, 1921,
for moving the Vaughan Res'denee
nnd other huilding* on P ark Ave. RBBBRBBUNnnBBBBaBBBnBBBnaBBflaBBfBBBaaaBB 1
and Hughey St., in said Citv,
^
W. J! WILLIAMS.
Cily Manager.
1:30-3-3-6-10.
;
poy<u„vt‘.'-J«wlfc
^ MBOtr cer tific a te i n r U i e i
O ffice Iffm
D-12 A. Me
2-5 P. M.
7 to 8 Evening except Saturdays
g
f.*b*K I 'ir e u ll i-*-,i4't, '**,
Hi*ft!tmile I'ouiffy. M/Vlim,
,
tty A. if. Weeks. D. £\ u l l r p i i \ | i | i l l r a l l o n l o r T a x tired
Ni»tti:n I* hi-retiy aiven thut Mrs. I mlrr Hretlon 57.9 of t k r U r n r r n l l* 3 li-S fJ -lh - l7 - J t-31
SlNlHlra of th e Hiatt, iff F lo r id a .
Anna M. llcFnri.it. purcliiuer of Tax
Noil. ^ is h r r r b y Ktv*-n t h a t O var- I n N i t J U t r i i l t C ourt, * e y * n ih J m l t ;
iVrtin<,-uti. Nn. 33. ilsl sit tlm fill*
day iff Juiu*. A. [>.. ivZI. has ttli'il sin*i*t lu v is tm i'iit C o m p a n y , p u r - cliil ( ir r u li In nml Inr' S r n i l i i l l e
C ou n ty, S t a i r o f I'lorlil*.
said ci-rtlflcati' la my office, ami ofiani'r nf T n * C e r t i f i c a t e No. S39,
In C b n aerry.
has muilii ii|ipllrutliiii for lu^ di*i?d I d*•**•■
a t e d•* Ihi*
d ay
n y . oorf .rune,
J u n e . -n.
A. D„
mi* 1 st n
fill,I, T O O t I K T T I T I K ^ r
in Issiti* la ai'i-ordunco with taw. ! »S9«. lias till}) said c e r tif ic a te lh n»y
C oinplainanc.
Wald csrtlficoti- vmhraevf ll*e fol *of f Ire, „ u ml tiiis mnilu appllcattun F r a n k In W noiiruff.
Yu *
j i *J* -■“ ’
lowing ilrti-rUied property altuittnl for la x d . n i t*> Issun In a c c o rila n ce
tn fletnlmiti* founty. Klorlda. to-v.U: *vit|y lii»\, s a i d ccrtlflcati, cmhracea K i t i n ' . M K n i g h t , rt. r>. K u t l i r .
h-K,, NF- Cor. ..f
,.f HW-W »' th e follow ing d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y t t u o r g i . It. C u r r u t i i r It. I* ."F a r re ll,
sliiiaifii in brnttnolo county. Flor am i M a rg n ru t \V. ltatn»ey3.C : v
8WS,. Sec. 3», Two tu.H., K. TO
U a f e th l im lB
ida. lu-wit:
|nt. In lleg. MV».
un w. I 2-a ch N. 7 rt,., ,v
C IT A T IO N .
v
. 4.3 ch,. 18. S.» c h . V. S IC
Cor. of HW ti Of NKVi. Sec. t , T w p.
T o K llen M. K n tif h li if Itvtiijr a n d
ti., H. to l>*g. Thu said t4i
It H.. K. 29 K. Hun 8. 150.4 ft., KiseeaiMl ut the date of th e
•03 ft.. N. 5i«.« |t„ w. 043 ft. (I«e* If d e a d , n il p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g j f n f f r -
PALMER GRADUATE.
in iii * .ii it
■trnt.ss h:*Ii| c e r tif ic a te sliiill In ,i*. I iUf «*r(i*tt» .•■lulmlug, IftU-ruat uinter
lli'uUlml uip-nntuor III liiw I .* 'lineit ' t.Bi*
)t- t>- F u ll e r . 4 t ( U f f d ; / i i j
.Will" i:i>nn ihi-runn o n t >*»*.' ; ,,<l «u>wise. I* iu»P i n In*- |in*mW*|
nf Ju n e . W. 1».. 1931.
:V
i-r ill-scribed:
<t»*»i'rltM-il; iti-urga
I t e a r g e 11,
It,
prescription ‘ for Malaria
XVlnieSa m y ntfU-lnt sHrnali^L' am i tiifnliW U ,'JX
IJvIftK an .lM f rirml, nil t is a
s>-ul tills Hu* Z.ith liny of Apfit.-JV; .I'lirrulli.
Chill* and Fever, Dengue or B i t
I*.. 1931.
• . W r i K s t-ljiljitllK U ltrri. 1 t u.ll'lrr tho
Tho Want* ape nf
practical interest to
people
in
every
walk of life.
A
oknowa.
DR. W. A. BRUNE
Chiropractor.
U eorge IV. W ylly a n d A lhort Wytly
n s T r u s t e e s u n d e r th o la st will
- nml t e s t a m e n t
of
f'e iir g o V\.
Wylly, S enior, deceased. *<>•
vs.
T h o m a s (*nnk W ylly. O e o r g la n n a Alh ^ r t a W.vlly Kills, nnd C h a rle s D.
Kills h e r h u sb a n d . M a rg a re t W.
lltllv c r a n d II. ft. lll l l v e r h e r h u s
band. K m m a W ylly C rum s m l H ay.
iTinnil (*rant h e r h u sb a n d . Helen
H. W y lly . M a r g a r e t
K.
W ylly.
M a rlin I 'n s b e r W ylly. el. at.
( illllH It OF r u n I t TAT !«)*
T o th e d e f e n d a n t s T h o m a s Cook
W ylly. H corgln’n n n A lb e r ta Wylly
K ills ami, C h a r l e s D. T*lllls h e r bush a n d A ts '- g a r e t \V, H llly e r and 11.
S, H llly e r
her
h u sb a n d ,
Kmma
Wylly C n u n a n d - 'lln y m o n i l Crum
tu>r h u sb a n d , H elen rfl. W ylly. M a r
g a r e t K. W ylly I4i(d M a rtin D ash e r
W ylly:
It a p p e a r i n g from th e a f fid a v it
iff C. W. H oodrich h e re in llled th a t
be Is th e a g e n t fo r the co m p lain n u t s ; llm t In his b elief you a r e oncli
a n d every of yoti n o n - r e s ld c n ls of
the S ta le of F lo rid a , th a t you, th e
said T h o m a s Cook Wylly. reside at
T n in rlle,
W a s h in g t o n
C ounty,
fleo ig h i. t h a t you t h e said Heorglanna A l b e r t a W y l ly Kills, and
C h a rle s H. Kills h e r h u s b a n d , reside
a t No. 13 H ryan S tr e e t K.. f h ly of
S a v a n n a h , tle o r g la . t h a t y o u th e
so Id M a r g a r e t W, H llly e r am i II. H.
H llly e r h e r h u s b a n d resid e ut No.
I OX H ast I Till S tr e e t . N ew York
C lly, s t a t e of New Y ork, t h n l yen
t h e said K m m a W ylly C r u m and
I ta y m o n d C ru m h e r h u s b a n d reside
n t No. t* M o n tg o m ery HI.. P o u g h
kee psie . S t a t e of N ew Y o rk , th n l
yon the so ld H elen <1. W y lly reside
h | Nn. 113 l l l l l v e r S tre e t. H ast O r
a n g e , S l a t e of New J e r s e y , uml t h a t
y o u th e d e f e n d a n t s M a r g a r e t K.
W y lly a n d M.'.rtln, D a sh e r Wylly
r e s id e n f l l u r w o r t h . S ta le of New
J e r s e y : - t h a t all o f vmi lire • b o r e
Ho* uge o t-21 ye'ir» I 'V s 'n t. tlie ile*.
Crystal Sets May Hear Londoa
jubs^ince .wl(jtli
fff'nnitiky icrsoh.v fhej* fotmd~that
~L‘-~
the blood serum is nhfo lo carry away
It
rrrtninly
would
be
a
great
sur
would fully uncover the bidden
tho growths. Tim vital fluid of tlm
prise to many radio listeners to re
victims of tho ilrsonse, however, lacks
r< % (t;_________
ceive London broadrnsting stations on
this power. After many tests, a culJACh, fiQN.\',^ l E , May 2— The their crystal wts. However,’this and
turc was made that is said to dissolve
railroads already established in other (lirams of imaginative radio fans
tho maligannt celts. It is declared to
Florida do not oppose the construc may soon bo realized when tho new
L>o nn organic acid, tho formula of
tion ftf n cross-state line from Cole trnn«mitling apparatus invented by
which is carbon, 42; hydrogen, 70;
Guglielmo Marconi, the radio wizard
oxygen, 7.
man to West Palm Reach .it wns
whoso inventions made radio commun
• * •
indicate diuduy at the hearing be- ication practicable, is perfected. This
Discouraging
B ro o d y Hens
tore Examiner Davis of the inter signal pirce of* construction work in
state commerce commission, on a p the radio field, which is based on ex
Hens may l>o completely discour
aged from wanting to set by placing
plication of the rtoridu Western tensive experiments conducted by the
them in K ic k s nnd hanging fheen on tho
inventor and his colleague, Mr. C, 8.
und Northern.
clothesline,, ns shown in'the drawing.
Franklin, promises to revolutionize
This method usually effects a cure in
WASHINGTON, May 2. Prc.d- completely the present methods of
about thTeo days, rtiftl even tho most
dent Coolidge today declared nn long-distanco transmission. The gist
stubborn liens will yield in four days.
embargo on arm s shipn^nts to of the new invention, according to
The sacks should be as thin as possible
Mr.
Marconi's
announcement
at
a re
.Ties
Baby
Buggy
on
Cane
Cubu, to become effective immedi
cent meeting in London, over which
to
Replace
Pushcart
ately. Tho action wns tnkon at he presided, is that tho radio waves
Fitted on tho end of a walking stick,
the request of the Cuban govern arc concentrated in tho form of hrnms
L-L..
l
•
a ►
iiimII baby carriage has' hecn inment.
♦hat can be projected in any desired ventcii by a father who g o t,tired of
direr!ion. In this way all tho power using tho ordinary pushcart. When
lit ll>s I'lrrull Cuiirl u
can lx* sent
Jmlirliil t.'lrrutl iff lh>1not. in, use the catTiajW'foldJr 6jf fl.lV
,
<jnr. ,hTmhuar*
at,-:- d touslfying'rlfh ‘S g i f ?
so that it can lie carried readily. It
In r h s n r e r r .
•I i v u . l ^ r a W y over unheard-of ’ dis- runs on two'wheels, the fabric Iwibg
F a n n ie n. MhI iii Is }. a m
m an. l»y I. vv Hollliluy
■ next i tanccs, nn<i tho electrical energy’ ro- stretched over a collapsible fraim1.,'
f rltiu l. r o m p la ln a n t. vs.
n '’ r' quircil for such directional transmis
Ciilllns, * 1 ill. ikfrinhtliln,
sion is much less than tho amount
OIIIIKII,
T he H talr iff Klurliln,
’
otherwise \isrd. Marconi alio stated
T Collins, It, ’ll. M irt n,
*»tii*i-l*liat in hia recent cxperinvffits with
Dernatl, II. I,. I t i r i . r i s l .
tell. Hi '>rm* H. I’erry . tj.
Perry,itho new method- ho coinmunirnteu
. L u t h e r , t ; I 'o r le r ami L
m r t i . s l Sc Vincent, on one oLtht^Cauc.
K Jlv lu x . amt, if it, nl
ru<* T. Yi-fifc,Wands, located approximately
nrn-II*
m'k* from EuxlacijL<with much
F.,W : I**! power than ffrtfjfwWfTised to span
VaceUcni fo(* this purposo* A New
i'orter; this distaneo, ami receiving tho sigHampshire ’ fnftner yh<jv used this
.-'rl ’tV,
miffd) moroicfenrly, nnd th at he
iqofjmd instmeteil his children nnd
t|ic hired help to give tho socks a
JWjffy time they passed under
tijo line To make it still more uncom
D u rra tire
A ttnnti-ya
Orluiiitu, :
Ju st turn to the
Want Ads now and
it , see how m any ouch
*■ offers
i p H Hare^ H i i xlisted
tc ti
there, apd, perhaps,
. th o ^ e r y ' one you
hre looking for will
catch your eye.
■*« - •
4 per cent Interest Paid on Saving
3-3 3 *39.1- 5 - 13-19-26-5-J - t ' *17
^
Herald W anta are
as simple a* A B C.
“
------COME IN AND TALK IT OVER AVITII Ug
MAKE THIS XOUU BANK
J
Many have, found
securing of profita
ble employment as
simple as A B C
through the use of
Herald W ant Ads.
The W ants work
constantly,
noiscly and at small ex
pense.
When you have n
W ant, send it to this
per — and tnvar>ly you will a t
tain what you seek.
' '
Complaint herein Hied a g a in st you
nml herein fall not clae aabl bill ■ Strccgth
Service
will he ta k e n us confessed ngullist
Syou followed by final decree.,
It la f u r th e r ordered th a t this
not In* he published In th e Fanford
n.slly Herald, n new spaper, publish
ed In Sanford, Seminole County.
Slate of Florida once each week BBBflMBBBBaKBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBisHBBBllMnB
fo r ,* period of e ig h t consecutive
weeks.
W itness my hand and official seal
of office a t
Sanford.
Seminole
County. S talo of Florida on this
th e 31st day of March. A. D. 1931.
Freedom from Nerve Pressuro:‘Mcan!^''rc'ciJon1 from
(SHAH)
K. A. UOUOLAfW.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Seminole County. Florida.
Iiy V. K Doulaaa. I». C.
John H. Leonnrili,
Sollellor for Complainant.
Colonization Scheme Shark’s Teeth are Dug
[ Of Veterans Succeeds From Far Inland Hill
/
^ h c S c riT ffitffP ^ m trtr'B a n k i
_____ in rmtlic a n s w e r to t h e PHI of
e / ' LONDON, May 3^—After a four
months’ tour in the United State*,
JQ H
v f i r , Charles Porter, mediean officer
T jW s
•V. for Marylcbono, is impressed by
\ | 4
J ’prohibition Jn that country. Speak' f
H Q nUt on the subject he said:
V
’"You might ns well say thnt ho<
' cause Bernard Shaw has written a
play or two, Shakespeare wus a
JJ.. failure.’’ Dr. Porter declared the
customs officer he met on landing*
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smelt very strongly of alcohol,
"but because the first individual In
New York who spoke to me had
been drinking, I do not think proi hlbltion there Is a failure.”
On the medical side the investiChrysali
gator found fewer cases of chronic Akeley wh
disease fro m alcohol. He was 4n- nIuj whirli
^
formed - a t the Harvard Medical New York
School and elsewhere that they whjch was
Sjc*' could not find cares mf cirrhosis o f , Charles E
J*-- the liver to use for Instruction pur- New York
aji poses. Tuberculosis, particularly pottcr js
of the lungs, was diminishing at a been s u n n
Eat., most extraordinary rate In the theory in
? United States, and the doctors ous <‘fun(j„
E ' j traced the diminution very largely here show
P to Improvement in the matter, of 0g t t.e coa
drinks.
The tracts are sold on terms and
fo r every dollar invested hy the
veteran the sta ta \ lends him |8 on
long time.
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» I t app<nrlnqr from' Ibt- i
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Qpi complaint hied lufrel
you tiikt’-yott .hav« nr cl
(Interest In th e astd ilestrrl
!
irtj*. You. and ' eaeh of
„ „ ,..- » r e il In J
1 nppwur 1 before our Circuit
at tht* Critirt'IloUse In f * n Srmlnole County, State of
a. o n . tho first Monday In
the ^»RU' b r in g the -Cnd day
,r. Av D. 1931 . and then and
i Prohibition Benefits KRrt~r'j
- America Briton Says |g!£^ j
After touring Country ~ ' X
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more
less,*;' '.IV.■■i ’»'i Si' '
of tW Hanshin' Electric Railway,
which is constructing the park.
.A. btucbaU diamaoii.>o. which, the.
latent ideas in use in big league
parks in the United States will be
; introduced, will be ready for uw
. first, but the stadium will have
f’also running track, facilities for |
•field events, and a swimming pn, eillon. The last is made possible
by the stadium's location on the
*a*aeoast.
K ..The stadium will be the Inrgest
in. the Orient, and one of the larg' eat in the world,
^ T he' tremendous popularity of
^'baseball in Japan is considered n
; guarantee th at the seating enpacity of the park will be fully
seeded.
CEATTLE, May 3.—Tho state of
Washington, naving successfully
developed and colonised an origi
nal unit of 60 20-acre tra c ts of land
tn the White BIuffs-Hanford soldier
settlem ent project In the P riest
Rapids Valley, is necking 50 addi
tional settlers. This project is be
ing settled entirely by wgf vete
rans, those from other states leipsr
accepted.
The valley, 176 miles southeast
of here, is in b horse-shoe bend, of
the Columbia River,' wjth hearly
60,000 acres of irrigubte land.
Wells hsve been dug for irrigation,
machinery installed, and buildings
EfkMLKdii., .<
—* Wfo iofl, * decomposed vol«iViTc
ash ranging ip depth from two to
10 feet, produces alfalfa, clover,
fru its and vegetables when water
HM.40 a c r e s
That’s the Success Rule
Druggln!* are Instructed to rotund Hioneytn every Instaii'-H whuro ■
■ satisfaciory n suits ant not obtained.
■)£"*. dose of
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CJiKtf JO.MIH I.IVKIl A9IO KIUNKY TO.Vtt,
I
M nlniOAl tnvarfahly stwpa th «tendency.*of aneealng and coUithln* B
B and th* third dosu nsualty atop* the awareat COLD. Tha coiuipou B
M Cold must »(* t lassud ua u surlou* dlaenaa »o get rUt of It uUpa. e. fl
B ’ If your mtimHea are s o r e .or you h a v e that rhllly fcy-ding
B with a dull hKutache. lf» a auro a l« n ‘hat-you kava laken e ^ i B
B
i h m ‘1 wait f o r Pneumonia to develop, but buy a bottle oT (. I.K1I ■
B JUNKS UVBH AND,4CICW<ErfTQNlC today. The coat I.> en id ll.B
j
and you can ndl ftjtbrd' to t^lle * . chapce a t this time of year. *
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FOUNDED IN 1887 • l
IT IS the second line in th a t headline which idve*
portance to the first line. The ilr?t line teUf.J
LONtl w e ’v e been a bank-K-the atlidnci tell? ^
STRONG a bayk w^ve been! Ajid that,'AR®r
more impprtant thuti afec, for it is Hot years ah**
strength ahef stability th a t are the yard n w F
a kMjfl bank.
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Wo d.Well upon the First; National Rank’s ^
only to make the distinction, th at Its 37. yen'* *
merely a calendar ADDITION OF TIME, but A
TIPLICATION TABLE of ‘c ontinuously ’
broader service to the great business cotiunu1
serves.
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Brakes s q u ealed
and
horns
eked as d r i v e rs s w e r v e d u r
wed u p to avoid collision. B u t
1, flanked r i g h t tvnd left b y a
T it service m a n , h e ld hie co u rse,
the middle of t h e s t r e e t , h e hu-l
pause to le t a s t r e a m of vehicles
•s. At t h e first o iieh ln e, how .
a, be plung ed In a g a i n a n d m a d e
t other curb .
tVhlch In cid ent m a y o r m a y not
an an y th in g . A t t h o t l m i - 1
tied U, ho w ev er. It s t r u c k m e
U Cal I s n 't so. a w f u l l y c a u ti o u s
tr all. A t le a s t t h a t w a s one
i* when h e c e r t a i n l y " t o o k i.
CSS c au tio u s, p e r h a p s , !■ H on.
i J. L. P h illip s, R e p u b li c a n
rtf ch airm an fAr' G eo rg la.
Phillips called on Coolidge, d u rl s recent v is it t o W a s h i n g t o n ,
report, t h e co n d itio n of th e
a P. In t h a t s o u t h e r n M ate.
’‘Georgia," P h illip s s a id a f t e r
iTlflff the W h i t e H o u s e , a n d proBabiy voicing t h e v leqrpoiht ho
parted to t h e p r e s i d e n t , " h a s dieetty R e p u b li c a n le a n i n g s , a n d
Ijr be- expected, t o b r e a k a w a y
an the' D em o c ra tic fo ld a n d le a d
Don’t spend
£ > these beautiful sum -^
■ - mer days indoors, tied
down by the drudgery
of household cleaning. ..... ................................... .
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dentlnl nomination has appeared
durlns the past week.
From Indiana, proposed as a bal
ance to offset the Influence of Ral
ston on the Democratic s IUp . Albert
i. Beveridge and Jlni Watson, the
latter tv fiooslor aenntor, the for
mer an ex-senator. Beveridge supposeilly "proBtesslve." Watson ud
ml ited Iy ''comiervatlvo.'* The con
vention may tuko Its choice.
More seriously, Innvevi-r, outside
circles of Hooslcr IntlUeni'e, Is the
suggestion of General John J. Versiting put forward,
tr. Pershing, his friends bcllavo,
gwoulit iitnlto up In force and phyJS/Itue Uie phyalcnl elements of an
tra l which Ccolldgo lucks. "Cal
and Jack," thoy opine would make
a great team.
H o w e v e r, C h a r l e y D a w e s , w h o se
Vico-presidential p o ssibilities w e re
d iscu ssed In t h e s e le t t e r * tw o
Only $6.25 puts the new Hoover in yoi
home.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
112 Magnolia Ave
P h o n e 112
iiiiH u » iiii» in iiiiiim iiiu in u iu ^ iiiB a i
' Archduke Otto, 12-ycar-old un
crowned kijiff of Hungary, fur
whom Admiral Worthy, regent
wields the power of the crown.
This is tho latest photo of the
handsome lad who hus been popu
larly called the "hope of the Hapsburies."
JL
BILL DING SEZ
If krrcHcu
A TRUCK-LOA0 OF
LUMBER, F o e VOUflNEM)
HOME IS AdtffcGO o p
Radio Program
H E Ir o n y or fa te ! At a ti m e
w h en m o r e po litical a n d persor.al b i t t e r n e s s Is iir e s e n t in
W a s h i n g t o n li m n u t a n y ti m e In
h is to ry , tho F i n e Arts C o m m issio n
selects n s itu here'Tor n s t a t u e of
'S e re n ity " !
T h e s t u t u e , w h ic h It Is h o p ed
m a y e x e r t a c a l m i n g In flu ence on
tho c a p it a l, will bo p la c e d In M e r i
d ia n H ill P a r k .
T
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
ttlr T h e A u w U l f i l
l'r r « « )
EUSTIS, May 3 . - J . H. Kellar,
salesman for an Indianpolis hosiery
mill is held in Lake county jail
charged with attem pting a crim
inal assault upon a woman in
Umatilla
TRAMMELL QUALIFIES
TALLAHASSEE;- May
3.—
Worth W.
Tramm ell,
Miami,
Thursday qualified w ith the sec
retary of state u& a candidate in
the June prim ary for nomination
as governor of Florida. _ _
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Fairbanks, M orse
& Co’s.
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JL H O O V E R i s
battery of runners-up
A NEW,
for the Republican vlce-presl-
TO CONFER IN MAY
IEW YORK, May 3.—Northern
tilts, when they gather in conUon at Milwaukee May 28, will
tn to a discussion o f.fo re ig n
■ions, particularly in Japan,
| observe tho centenary of thu
nding of the B aptist PubllcaI Society, and will, hear an adu on the problems of the church
Muring enforcement of th e lit Uws.
The keynote address
I be given by Dr. J. A. Francis,
Los Angeles. Ills subject will
PChrijt'Is All,” snd this is to be
general theme of tho convep-
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HOIVffi ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
^W ATER PLANTS
■DlUOXS ODOM
Projfram Sunday, May 4.
t p tOOH
ll'O*
WSB— Atlanta Journal
(429)
7:.'10, Wesley Memorial church.
KYW—Chicago (536) 6, Chicago
Sunday Keening Club; 7, speaker,
Dr. \V. I,. Specry.
WDAP—Chicago (300) 4, organ;
FiBA T FLO O D P L AO
AF.COAJD F L O O D PLAJ0
8:15, concert.
WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) r»7, artists.
,....
WLW—Cincinnati (300) 6:30,
Office of It. C. HUNTEF
services; 7:15, music.
WFAA-vDallas News (476) 0-7,
Bible Clash; 0-0:30, uddress; 9:3011, music.
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WOC—Davenport (484) 7, or
gan; 8, services; 0:30, orchestra.
WWJ—Detroit News (617) 6:30,
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral.
WWJ—Detroit News (617) C, or
chestra
WBAP—Fort Worth Star-T ele
gram (476) 11-12:15, services; 4-6,
ergan; 5-6, concert; 11:12, cuncert.
WHAA—Iowa City (484 ) 0,
hymns.
W 0 3 —Jefferson City (440.3)
7:30, First Christian Church.
" WDAF—Kansas City S ta r ( 4 ll)
4-5, religious.
WHB—Kansas City ( i l l ) 2-3,
music; 8-0, services; 9:10, classical;
12^1ong disUnca program. _ _
. - Tho bath room i*.•tiled- a^d UuMexClSXIlSSF romT^lVJfrhr^iv-ef-r-rwmr nr*e
L.WOQ^Banato^SRr
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Tight nnd generous closet space. A good size linen closet is provided near the bath room.
12:30 flermpn; 7-7:45, lecture.
This house would be very charm ing when set among the green grass nnd foliage add shrubs.
K(TJ—Los Angeles (395) 9, o r
Cost about 15400.
V
gan; 10- 12, concert, orchestra.
Complete
working
plans
nnd
specifications
ntuy
be
obtained
f
o
r
a
nominal
num from thu Huildin
KHS—Los Angeles (395) 9, or
Editor. Refer to House A -113.
*gan; 10, DeLuxe.
WGI—Medford (300) 0:30, talk,
musical.
USE HUNKS NOW
WAAW—Omaha (300) 7:30, scrvices*
BREMERTON, Wash., May 3.—
KOAW—Omaha (620) 9 n. m.,
The
use of hammoexs by bluejack
services: 6, Bibl j study; 9, services,
■ WDAR—Philadelphia (393) 0:30. ets of the United Statoa Isavy i ,
organ.
gruiiuaily giving way to more comWFI—Philadelphia (395) 5:3d. tortabie bunks.. A thousand i’f tho
HerviceM
** • latte r tiro being (pstalled on the
WIP—Philadelphia (509) 7:30, Oklahoma a t tl\o Puget Sound navy
concert.
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yard and it is said the hamniocki
KGW y-Portland (492) 9,'orehvs- will give way to' the bunks ‘an alltra . ' /
maiicnn vcssols. Bunks have long
WGY—Schenectady (380) 0:30,
can in use on destroyers', b" -auso
F irst Presbyterian church, Albany. there lj. no room fo r niingiiVg hamCKY—Winnipeg (450) 1, sot- mocks, and it is said this.-is the
vices.
leuaon bluejackets prefer service
on the, d e l a y e r s ,
Testing Flour
Cool in W ater.
To. test flour for bread making,
Ham, tongue, cornad-beef and
wet ii small quantity in cold water
work it'dnto. u tuifPslhtigHj h i t
the dough becomes, stiff and clas cooling In the water, in wluch tV y
tic the flour-will moke good bread. were boiled.
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For Your
Protection
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YOUR HEALTH—your chfldren's healt!
—demands that.you be fully protect©
from disease carriers,- flies and mosqu
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In Our Yards You’ll Find everything you need ii
lumber. Our atuckauuT*.large, aiuLwelL assorted . Joints
. D im cn^ft^ t5fiRf5*3fffjhi'i (Msi rig,' Brtite.Celliriir, Ftoffr
ing. Moulding' Shingles, Sash and Doors will be quckl;
delivered »k y6u need them. We pride ourselves- oi
prompt ami efficient service. When you want the righ
material quick call
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Carter Lum ber C<
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L jrafflc expert* tell us, o r e any koc but cautious.
U ujw ay, Just; as t h e i l t p a r t m e n t s
U ile ttliu t out t h e o t h ^ r e v e n in g
U »ul*u*ilks n n d s t r e e t s w e ie
Umed w ith lMxlestrlan.* a n d lllvLt, Cal decided t o s h a k o t h e
U a out of hi* les * b efore d in n e r
[ a brief hike.
iJtead of following th ft sidew alk,
b* emerged fr o m t h e oust g a te
tb* W hit* H o u s e g r o u n d s on
Innsylvanla a v e n u e , (o th e cross|lk where p e d e s t r ia n s a r e supL«d to cross. Cal s t r u c k r t i n i g t i t
[(fro m t h e c u r b f o r t h e o t h e r
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G eneral'M ario and-his headquarters staff in an td y a n rii redoubt
J ) npar Tizzl-Axw 4p ibe SpanisH-Moorish War in ihi
J ■ • Screons. oo ^every 'window and c
■ permit the fresh Summer t|ii’ to enter,
fully circulate thriiout your- home. T
■ prevent the entrance of flies and-, n
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quifoes.
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5 S ive of health, but they. ai*e also destso^
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ING CONTRACTOR
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thei
te Sanford Herald
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w av
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BACKYARD GARDEtylTIS
’^ o u Have The ©pportunity, If You Wish It.
DAN
As Brisbane
i ‘tti
r~zz
*4 n m
irttn iM i « » | l
“Some
people
don’t
hear
Opportunity
when
he
knocks
A Good Investment.
V.
amice /
J r k r Tfce n « r a lt
Stays Home and Travels. • •I .
Cn , Baa ford, Florida.
because -they are knocking at the same time."
(jflGDER-Wlff ifie
W hat of Mind Depiction. ■II
se e p jfiArt S/H 1 w
That was E lbert Hubbard’s observation, blit he nlso
rod aa S rvoaJ Claaa M atter, OcFear la Dangerous.
TheY'PAU.
17, l i l t / a t th e P oetofflee a t noted that the only way to get away from Opportunity is to
Copyright. 1)14
‘ F lo rid a, under e c t of M arch
r a z e w w N ce^f
han'r . t ^ T i y j y
Ije down and die. "Opportunity,” he declared, "docs not trou
ble
dead
men,
nor
dead
men
who
flatter
themselves
that
they
Doge, Deer, Rich Man’s Son. •
K tllln r
MID U DKAN ..
. M a a a a r r are alive."
to WARD lim tci
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MRS. SARAH
BENTW ORTfl
Phoae 14S
’ M aaaolla Aveao*
. The poor boob who goes about bemoaning the supposed BRADWAY. old fashioned New
fact th at he never has had a chance is merely qfflicted with England lady, celebrated her 106th
r . i u m o R i m o n nATHm
ing ?nTowarlTiX‘!fjj|
t « T e a r __ _ * 7.00. Cl* Month* »*.*0 numbness in his brain cells. He not only has had chances;-he birthday w ith forty grand-children*
•’f e
er p
r e r e d In City by Currier
■AD^the world is
lie. Weekft Edition »1 4 atH l has them. Opportunity continually stands at his closed , great-grandchildren a n d , g reat.
a ruhi
too many exits.
I jtrcatvgttrmirhllrfnnr;Hto ^ ^ “ hierp
aaking
why
nobody's
a
t
home:'.
Hr<Wiiw#i
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company.
I A t, x u r l t B i
A ll o b ltte a r y <
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report a b ^ T tc.
____ _ c a r d ■ o f t n a n k a . re s o lu ti o n * T ' "I never got to go to school regularly. If I had had an
Her' {ather. waa a soldier in the
oration going to the
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. n o tic e * o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t e w h e r e education I could have made a big success of my life." How
a r e m a d e , w ill b e c h a r g e d
American Revolution. She haa
oral million years old *
.often you hear that excuse offered for failure, and how sel never
r e g u l a * , e d r * r t i a l o ( ra te * .
been more than twelve fhlles
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dom you think it worth while to remind the speaker that he away from . E astford, Conn., which
A m an on vacation
AUlhe PRIZES a t IftE
DEB T « h AatiUCl ATKU I'll ESP
more
money accidentiU^.v
• A s s o c i a t e d T r e a a I* e x c lu e - doesn’t need to be without an education, if he really wants unlike Los Angeles anil some other
COO/iT'f TAX! BESIDES
will on purpose at hom<? ^
e n t i u e o t o t h e o a e f o r r e p u b - oiie. Any person who desires an education can have it. Those
R600C1HS OUR G0X0tY
jn o f t i l
new a d isp atch er
places, is sm aller now than it was
oOH
.ad in I t m
n o t o t n e r w t e a who wish to grow in mentality can do so if they are willing
,
SAL'S
ALMOST rtOHlMG
seventy-five
years
ago.
i „ J his i3 ^p,r lnl’- Ueautifai,
tiled In th>* p a p e r a n d a le o t h e to work for it—willing to pay the price.
Gcopy
,and several foreign count
v i pnbD aned herein.
All
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aiieolal.
hit
ONLY TW ELVE miles from her
j to malTy us for our
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te h e e herein ere aieo
reserved ‘ ’ Take, for example, the reading courses available to every
-itf
person intelligent enough to be noticing his own lack of ed own doorstep in all her life, Mr*.
j In Chicago, two cjm J I
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1924.
ucation. For a few dollars it is possible to buy literature Bradway, in her one hundred and
F ° j [ .c?,u r^ were caught f1
six years, has traveled around the
•f
highballs intsead of |0jt ‘
especially
arranged
for
busy
people.
There
are
even
directions
J t B VERSE FOR TODAY
sun
more
than
FIFTY
-N
IN
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S t ^ cv
IERE IS YOUR TREASURE? for study accompanying this reading m atter; and a half hour
When you SCO a m,n
MILES,
here your treasure is ,'th e re a day faithfully devoted to the outlined lessons will give in a THOUSAND MII&ION
[aces a t _ another
man noe»to
scy
nothing
oT
the
inenneeiv*
jl your heart be also. Matthew few years the equivalent of a college course.
b« the coal, man —
mad
^
able distance through which the
man.
if* .
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Correspondence schools are-also available, and-numbers sun has dragged our earth as it
J R ' TO MY PICTURE.
of co lleg e offer resident courses, io persons of advanced flies through space.
, The man without a couh- j
•*,
>;When age hath made me what I years. In his appreciation of the value of an yducation, the
am ps Tll
Staying
a
t
home
on
this
planet
huV ir the fnrmJJ
am not now,
.?)•
find better limes soon Ui?
WOOGH "Jo KfeEPlrtE
thd every wrirtKle tells *me "Where middle-aged man is ghing to get’ far more out of books and is lika sitting still in a railroad
become the land with a to 1
N£K5H9gp!S CHOOENS
** the'plough
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’
IectU?edthnn the Average‘college boy derives. When Socrates train. You travel as you sit.
io hath furrow’d when nn ice said, "If I had my say I would set all youflg folks at work and
STARVING
The rudio set doesn’t
■hail flow
THE SENATE accepts Mr. Mel
w?U in summer a : It does
DEATH
send
old
ones
to
school,"
he
meant
th
at
after
a
man
has
been
tv ery vein, and all my
ter ,mul neitlier does the *
out in the world awhile and felt the need of knowledge, he lon’s proposal to cut taxes tw entyS head be anow;
set.
five
per
cent
on
incomes
th
a
t
are
.D eath displays his coldness is ready—or should be ready—to take advantage of every
earned. T hat seems reasonable.
my cheek,
A compromise is when n
L I myself in my own picture opportunity to learn- tKe things he has found it is well to The owner of an oil well or a coal
agrees to let his wife □
know.
.
, :
Hhc is arguing f()r if ,he efll
mine, enjoying hUhself idly in E u
lot finding what I am, but what
shut up.
1
On
the
theory
that
education
is
a
m
atter
of
desire,
the
rope, is nhowed' tl/* deduct “depleI waa,
*
’ ‘In doubt which to believe—this ‘better schools attem pt to offer attractions that will make toin" because his oil well or mine
Maybe n man in W«|
young people enjoy their work. On the Hame theory the un is wearing out,- becoming less val
or fny glass;
who bent his wife wni
T ot though I alter, this remains schooled adult, or the adult,who is realizing th at he simply
cause he hasn't been
uable. Why shouldn’t a doctor or
E
the-sam e
for president.
skimmed
over
the
surface
of
things
in
his
Hchool
and
college
farm
er
or
merchant
charge
“de’A* It waa draw n, retains the prim
days, can choose what he desires to learn, and m aster it.
pletipn’’, against his body, brain
itive fram e
first' complexion; here will
Opportunities are plentiful, but often they represent and neryaus force? They are
JUST IN PASSING
still be Been
SATURDAY EVENING SERMON
BY R. J. HOLLY
1 on the cheek and down upon hard work. Curiously enough, too, opportunity and dolla'r- wearing out faster thim the other
RE.V. FRANK A. HAMILTON .
man's
mine
or
oil
well.
And
w
hat’s
making need not be synonymous. The road to the best treas
the chin;
The Tampa Times has an editorial about the "Awful Re
ire the smooth brow will etay, ures and the truest happness need not have a single dollar more, the man may drop dead.
the lively eye,
sponsibility of the^City Ccmmissinera" in regard to finding a
The mine docs not do that.
Now and then, perhaps more far and near for n cureaadi
lie ruddy lip, and hair of youth sign along the way.
■ - t ‘ i----- rH---- :—
V-
y
ym
s'
ful uye.
liold what frailty we in r n n n
may see,
Whose shadow la less given to
“ 3
change than he!
# Thomas Randolph,*
The Convention was a big suc-
ll
/These 'fclntonicJMendshlps'
Nnetlmes fun. out alwa
9
-Ml.
!v
*----- ---------- A
e Jafancs<f',m
ust feel some^
ill
likeHhe
trum p who was told
I
ind to the back door.
around
door,
he round locked and guarded
a bulldog.
x ---------- O-----------
te N
Ntfk
fr Y ork-H erald Tribuaem g the fact th a t “Spring
etitfng
resolved to remain unsprung, ’
in Fldtida It sprang some time
.1 .
■.!■{ ‘Jv;
r ■ ■ o------
What About That Tourist Camp?
About six weeks ago The Sanford Herald urged that
something be done towaTd providing this city with an up-todate tourist camp, equipped to handle automobile tourists as
they, come south next Winter. As far -as is known nothing
ha;l^ecnq!ono’*lbou$ th e m atter and unless some action is
taken bdwfre JAng, fwfct winte* will come finding this city
stilVunpfeparad to accominodute those autoists who, wish to
stop over m Sanford fnr nwhilev
,
Approximately ten million auto campers hit the trails
of.the country during last y^ar, according to the Chicago Mo
tor Club. It is predicted that the present year will see th at
number greatly increased and the roads filled with this class
-of touriqt.
< rr,
to
’Ml *fR » ,f f fOV r)T r' V
It is hardly possible to state how many thousands of
auto campers travelled through Sanford last year, apd it is
.hardly possible to estimate the great number th at will at
least pass through this city during the coming season. But
everyone knows th at the: traffie-ia.)\eavy=»ntl w hstrR ^ohV
A wave' of McAdism is rolling
to flood
th a t
• W t» H ^ - x le r f if i- d p p o k u n it^ n f n r r d - f * f * 1hfi
irwood and manyf things over this city inviting to them.
Sanford people who- did not
pressman Upshaw speak
ly mlfsed an opportunity
not-com e every day, or
>ev-
hear
yeath a t
even
/
T oraeft Governor McCray In the
inta Federal P p p ite iU ^ y ofhla sym pathy to victims of the
ado, but the victims o f the torJo would n o t change places with
S k Petersburg Independent
|)tlm atea,that over in Tam pa they
« now. paying stret car fares
tth checks'. .-There’s nothing like
ng tlie door a fte r the horse is
n c g le c tfn ^ ^ m a k o
As The Herald stated some time ago, tourists who trav
el by automobile, he they rich or poor, receive very .little en
couragement to stop over here. If they desired to do so, in
all probability they would he unable to find the location of
the camp and would be directed toward Orlando.
If Sanford had enbugh hotels, housed and apartment
houses so th at tourists could be accomodated it might not be
so necessary to provide u high class camp. But there are no
accomodations available in this city in the form of building}.
So the next best thing to tfo is to build an auto camp and
make it as inviting as possible.
Again The Herald urges that some immediate action be
taken. I t would be good business from a financial point of
view to1give this city a tourist camp as good as any in the
country. It would bring many dollard to the business men
of the city and would be the beginning of tourist trade in
Sanford.
r,
Let us hot Bit back and allow time to pass without any
large vocabulary la a good
g for anyone, especially when
consists to a noticeable extent of
»n ken'»
Iglo syllable words. Time s p e n t. acU on l,e in If l0K cn ’
water supply for Tam pa and otherwise looking nfter the peo
A MAN is net-used of feeding
ples business. The City Commissioners of any city have an
germs of dts.asc, diphtheria, pneu
awful responsibility nil right. They are spending thousands
monia, etc., to his wife. The fact
cf dollars on improvements—sometimes millions—and being
lhat ahe ,Ud not dfe will encourage
human beings are liable to m istakes but are doing the best
individuals who any there is no
they can and should receive some commendation instead of
power in' germs.
condemnation.
But faith cures m ust not bo
overjoyful. The germ ’s power de
I do not think the City Commissioners should pay any
pends on the condition.of the body.
attention to rum ors— I do not think private citizens should
If you are in good condition white
pay any attention to rumors — 1 do not think that rum ors mean
corpuscles in your blood kill the
anything unless backed up by facts—and I also think thqt
disease germ. If your blood is
much of this sensational stuff th at is going out of Sanford is
weak, the disease germ s kill you; |() , hurting the city in many ways. It m ight be good reading for
i some folks but as an advertisem ent—nit.
THOUSANDS HAVE died with
age with all sorts of germ s in- And then this village gossip should be stopped rig h t
cludingtkincip.ent cancer, inside
whore!
It starts and. unless,you have the real good*.,on,,* rap/i,
EhVtti. They had health enough to
1
'•
don't
s
ta rt anything, I hnve known many a good man and
keep the u:seu»es down. Others
died in Infancy, killed by tho same
, many a good woman who was injured by gossip started on
germs. Their blood is weak.
its way by hearsay evidence that absolutely ruined the life
of
a good citizon, th at caused sujcide, th at caused untold sufTHIS DOESN’T mean th a t faith
V“W
f t , 2 r i s r 'T m
^ n t * part of
impportant
health. Faith cures often bring
cheerfulness .with them, ‘ for it’s'
pbecring to believe th at nothing
can hurt you.
BARING, WHO confesses that
he fed the poison and germ s of
disease to his wife, is described as
a timid, nervous, weak individual.
Cowardice is dangerous, to Itself
and others. More m urders have
been committed through cowardice
than any other cause. The under
sized, timid, half nourished crim i
nal shoots, not th at he ‘wants to
kill, but beenuse he is AFRAID.
MISS NEWELL, of Bedford
Hills, has a preserve In which she
keeps deer. Dogs broke into the
prtserve, killed and ate p art of
three valuable deer and became ill
from eating too much fresh meat.
If.th e y were allowed to apend
th iir liyes in the enclosure eating
deer. meat
the--dogs
. „ a t their
, .. leisure,
-------------
*l? and 'cVentually senl them to their graves—all for naught,.
, The courts are open to the man or woman so Injured and the
i tourts should be called upon to prove these stories and there
would be less village gossip.'
Summer weather is here and we can look for more or less
fireworks In the coming campaign, for more or less fish stories,
for rumors, for political bunconie, for big talk, for loud noises,
for much hot air that will gradually subside nfter the primary
election is over.
.
The McAdoo meeting came in the wake of tho big storm
in Georgia and the Carollnns. Will Upshaw was formerly
known ns the Georgia Cyclone which probably accounts for
the high winds of the last two days.
Alfalfa has been discovered by Mayor A lso t^ a g ric u ltu rd l
committee near Jacksonville. We suppose Muyor Alsop will
now be able to grow alfalfa in his whiskers ju st like Kansas
farm ers and be a real dirt farm er.
«.
Baltimore judge says th a t some of tfie driest members
of Congress “relish their liquor." This Is nothing against the
dry members. Plenty of good men relish liquor but they do
I often a t the first o.* the year than
a t any other tim e, every seriousminded person will sit down and
take account of stock, looking back
over the months and years, noting
tho m istakes th at hnve been made,
checking up in our own minds, a t
least, the successes, the failures,
tho heights attained, and the dianppointm enta of the past. But wc
aro so constituted, most of us, that
we do not spend much time looking
back and w nai a ,‘ortunate thing it
is. If \ve do spend more time in
the past than in the present and
the future it is a sure sign of ad
vancing age and surely no o n so f us
wishes to adm it th a t to be the case.
We are much moire a p t to look
ahead and, while wc generally do
so with hope
op apd with confidence.
k-neg ‘ all of
thereraare times--when-nearly
us have a feeling of apprehension
en
us we wonder w hat th5^jyears are
going to bring forth. We have
th a t feeling of uncertainty in re-
I n k ^ f o f ^ S S h t ^M ppen
should wo lose our health, con
cerned over the business in which
we are putting our talents arid our
tim e, our very lives. In short, now
and then, we find ourselves actually
worrying.
You have perhaps noticed an ad
vertisem ent of u well-known edu
cational institution which asks you
point blank how much tim e you
spend every day in worry ctid then
goes on to point
its uselessuseless
int out ita
ness and its actual harm . Of course
thin advertisem ent .gives as a sure
and unfailing cure a course in that
particular institution. But it dues
point out’ the fact th a t worry- is
on«* of the great sins of the human
race. N o' person can study other
people Without realizing that this i-<
th e , case. Trouble of a lL k in d s
abounds but th a t trouble is greatly
gnhanecd. by. the ain of worry' th a t
troops hour,and then into the best
qrdercd--llviesv People worry over
^yc/ythlng,. some trivial, some of
flm| one B0 pracllcal and »1
us can bo founu in that liitlL
ter of Matthew, verse* 25k]
These are the words of the 1
himself, and ii ever anyoat 1
cause for worry and anxiety ll
He. The burden of sin for
m a n ity lle bore, the people it
understad His ministry, tm l
closest to Him in the inaat
did not seem to compr
real purpose of their L«
aion. He was without a !
was often persecuted. Yeti
in the life of Christ no sign
fulness, no useless worry, f
find th a t He was confident I
Unlimited resources of Gei'i
Fathor, and thut the mifktyjf
pose of His lite was noti
any tem porary discour
m isfortune. To whom i
turn to guide us away
state of our anxiety!
When we turn *j tine
f
solution to Uu- stik
*re
metnowith
8Uch advk<
U
“Take
thought
far pst
w hat ye shall cat or what yel
drink; nor for your body'“J
shall put on." "Take then
thought for the morrow; tel
morrow shall take thought tej
things of itself.” Apparently f
aro the conimunds for a lujl
to follow.
There arc thoea f
and perhaps v.omeji. •wl'“
follow these instruction*, wtl
generally travel about ui
freight enfy.
cafy, they stop nt
door fob Something tu ent.jtel
only anxiety in life i* £
wprk. Wo know them a t th*«
for many ^'person comb*!
church office donaqrnbi M*JJf
ting something to eat uniil*te
suggested wherf Ih^deci'ipay
en mode th at work will beiT
for elsewhere. The
"J
country who follow iheK <
mantis literally toddy sr«
to be worthy representatuM*
ciety, por ,do they help outal
furthering of any good esatef
meeting thes? problems ia-greatly ertlly In the tim e.. ' Chruti
decreased. “ It is friction M the total1 that country—in factchinery of life. Medical* authori countries today where w* ^
4•**- ’
'*
t
mic
uk inserted a little thirty
.
The form er governor of Indiana has been
sentenced
to '
-0—
7ties tell us th at worry is. detrimen following of then) is P ^ J
»t w a ft ad in The Heruld and
Shagoing bootleggers'^
serve ten years in the Federal prison a t A tlanta for usjng the ;
tal to the health—it Is a sirs was reading the pthcr day •
in rum -running off the
against the body. Many worries-l_____
___ ______
description
of t»iam _
mails to defraud. This is one time in history th at n cKiaf ,cXe-i :
/ h e m c T e 8np?os,rf ts' a t a c ^ t [ ^ n R W a n d c o a s t ft t o c o rP ^ liiin in g b e c a u s e t h e y a r e b e in g
grow
out o f righteous anxiety b u t;a re scarcely necessary
1
THE
I.ABOR
governm
ent
of
cutive was really found guilty and received a sentence.
[ proyed upon by a pirate *h6 lieh In wait for them and robs
I.- than, two 'cents each.
when we have put all the efforts N ature provides all the fw
England has abolished all duties
I
■ O--------them of all their cash and who chases them in his fast cruis-1Jon automobiles, motorcycles, mov
possible.r. into
accomplishment, | is really needful nml,whei*«'
Man recently arrested in New York lo r swindling said he
ngressman Upshaw gave ten
m
aking
M
g
o
r
every
oppfiftunity long the natives have uttk » '
fir
In
which
has
ntounwd
a
fpachine
gun.
The
pirate
has
ing
picture
films
and
wutche*—and
'ent* reasons why McAdoo
had become bad through “m atching his wits with sharp busi
und giving of our, best, it avails lit- ! ry about— they are able in a 1
-b^ elected president of the aJifty-fqur foqt G reat I^ahes Oniiserequipped with 260 horse lh at iii spite of G reat B ritain’s
tie to lie aw nke'apd worry about, renso to.Interpret, these « » •
ness men.” If th at waa the case with all of us there would be
terrific debt.
ted States. And there Is no.re- power engines add cqn qvei’K^id.any of the rum-njjineihIfow much trouble and sorrow and ! But, if ! am not iffisuken. UM
“a
bunch
of
people
In
the
Jails
of
this
country!
v
Thishighly
intellectual
Ameri
g t b o r n .'.lt will be well to
anxiety there is in the world to -' meaning of these word* **!
— --------—
’ ■*
Thexe bootleggenj>'*jre even threatening to duit'thfe boot- can republic is* planning- a tax on
them some thought when you
day over thiqgs th a t have never j M aster is that we are not
Apropos of the McAdoo meeting here this week the fol
loKSiriK business.if something isn’t done aboi$ it right away. radio sets, which is about as intelto the polls in June. *
hnpnenew an was the case with one too seriously the things of WM
ligent
as
it
would
be
to
tax
school
lowing
conversation
took
place
in
a,certain
Sahford
home:
>.
■■ f)» 1■ *S{ ^ _ .
Two of the moat .prominent open-sea bootleggers hltve been books or now ideas. "To allow
of th e characters in the hook "The What a wondertul cure for 3
,
“
w
e
are
polling
a
straw
vote
In
the
ijlub
for
president.'
V
nford people will ,h*ve little robbed so often by* the pirate th a t they have about decided
Only Woman" when he said, “I am j la a sense of prpportion: te
Your husband favors McAdoo, doesn’t he!?.”
■,
* ,
twonty billion dollars’ worth of
Ity.in deciding on /their delean old man now; I've had lota of (over. If you will, the
to
get
into
aupthcr
linti
of
business.
•
■
*
securities to go untaxed and put a
"Why no, I hadn't noticed the slightest resemblance be
at-large * to thif National
trouble and most of it rtpver hap- usually bother and fret
tax on human ingeunity is foolish
tween them."
‘ ' ;v'
C'Convention;'' Th#y will
pened.” There are muny causes 1then t h i n k how really indl*J
No
doubt&onie
^11
he
taken
soon
in
reg'ard
to
the
to
put
it
mildly.
r__ Dickinson, Lunik right and
of w orry; run down nerves, over- they are. We are-so «P‘_SJ
it
'
^
nlatter.
There
afq'ih
RH
probabilty
many
people
who
would
i, and then abut their eves and
“I like th at editorial in the Sanford Dully Herald about
work, niorbiu imit^lnation, #n*l' ourselves too seriouslyAT A LONDON banquet our
be glad to see some effort made to stop the activities of this
a fpurth fb r good !u;V,
the “yea-butters.” You know what wc mean by the fellow th at
tnvy. Soma ffcdkn seem to bo e o n -lth r college I studied
.
Ambassador denied th a t the Uni
is never for anything and always looks askance a t the pro
stitutional wortma.
The ytory
-Is
*Like nearly everything
“^ rv th in g «*•
*!
ms.
fftory
is
e
te
jj
ted States is “ Isolated.” Fortypwing made tar the voters
gressive ideas put forth by the “go-getters.” .- He will throw
told of Thomas rCarlyle,
‘
great man \ studied I' have forgotten i f*]
eight States dwelling together in
Pole county an . reg istra
cold
w
ater
on
every
proposition
by
his
stand
that
is
never
of
letters,
thut
,
.
...
.
one
neigh-[but I d o remember this " J
uo:
.
real
brotherhood,
free
trade
among
rs during the" past few
'positive. In o ther words we have too many people wholaru
bera
kept
chickens,
and
the
male! Ond^venlng the profe»«f
them all, any one of half, a dozen
■flfaka well, fpr a cleanvip time to activities' between Florida and the Baham a Islands.
neither negative or positive and they are astraddle of the
member of the^lock gTeatly d ls-jo th er fellow nml myself 49*
a June and fjdvember. 'The ’ ’ , If we had enough pirnfes operating among the bewtjeg- rich enough to pay all the debts of
fence on all questions. In other words they “dam n'by faint
turbed the rest of the writer. Fin- anff a fter a pleasant meal
the United S tates can not be call
id bootleggers' always'
praise.”
’
ally, unable to stand it longer, C a ^ ^ T r to the observatory
.0 voie
tvnen ui*
re s u lu
be * a u p p re s fllb a o f t h e o p e n v io la tfo n ed isolated.
id
vote. Wheq
the uegte g
lyle w ent over *o cxpootuUle writh
ith(th
U hro
rouugrb
h -"’ th a t great *^ r |
Ut is large, you know
f u e e ig h te e n th a m e n d m e n t,
The real isolation is in -Europe,
his neigmmr
and was Informed
‘ “',li»kcd 'up to the heaven*. •
, ,
^ j by
’
It
la
a
good
thing
to
Impress
upon
the
younger
generation
where p° two 0t tho states can get
of the. Rood people are
hi* neighbor th at the cock only i we looked the professor
to take a stand bn all public questions. Even though you make
together; where all are separated
dy to take a hand.
orew three of. four, tim es a night*lour sides and, talked of «
»M
people
mad
by
taking
sides
they
will
respect
you
for
being
• 4:------c—
by tariff walls and ancient hatreds.
Carlyle answered " I underttomd>of sixes of the stars
positive
apd
it
fs
a
fine
thing
in
a
man
to
know
where
he
T his-nation isn’t isolated, and
ftt ads p f a n y newspaper
J . tr,
but_ you have no of tho courses of the hc4i^
By ih V lN S. COBB
stand*
all
the
time.
Thia
does
not
mean
that
you
go
around
w ont be If It knows enough to stay
lany ’ opportunities for
IP WIt
i t i n •« fn»
llOli |U ^
idea
how
much
I
suffer
waiting
for 1: ie* tltf
with o chip on your shoulder and become obnoxioui by butting
at home, mind its own business
»me people fail to read
him
to
prow."
Perhaps
not
many
1
he
taL™.
.
_______
In on all questions just ^o a ir your opinions but th at If asked
Homer Duvenjhirt, the fam ous'none of them would fit me. So and allow the rest of. the world to
| advertfsemepts and miss
of us are to bent on worrying as smaller und amhUer and
a pUln;question you answ er it yes or no and stand by it.
*
kins. Every issue of cartoonist, told it to me. One eve- they measured mo with a string do the same.
was Carlyle but tho fact remains problems that I was fa*
Henildicontains many "1"* * fuw months before hi* dpatta and sent the plana and apeciflca
th a t we spend much time in need-ldl* into Insignificancel am glad to ace my old friend, S. Bobo Dean of Miami,
well worth reading, We were at u dinner together and tions to an outfitting house in Chi*
MUSSOLINI, HAVING decided
less anxiety th a t benefits us not nt wonderful cure It is for tM 1
(•e this week w ith hla chnrming wife and to know that he
people who advertise lbo talk fell on early experiences ettgo and in due time my uniform to change from a Socialist ag ita
all. It is a curse to the race.I person, the worrier, or
-.omobilcs, f u rn l- ! Davenport suddenly threw back hla anived,
[taking a great interest in San'ord. Mr. Dean of course is
tor to a successful national dgrta- '•
IUU
Now trmre -re ways to overcome: anxioua. to^ get out te
articles of value, a t 1head and laugneu.
111 true to his first love—Miaml—but l really believe that a
"The coat wasn’t so bad—a trifle tor„ doc*, the thing thoroughly. H*
it. Rest, a change from the ordl- i*Ione arid to think. Ho" I’m thinking," he said, "of a over four or five inches too short received from
_ ; more trips to Sanford will change his ideas about the fast
lhar\ the markfct value
— ____
_
King _
Hussein,
new
nary duties when the nerve strain l*Pt he ia to worry aw
est
;growing
city
of
Florida.
;
thing
that
happened
to
me
when
I
in the sleeves, perhaps, and the {Caliph of . .the
A
|ea. The person desirseems io be g e ttb g the best of us, .'tow. Did you evef
.
. rabian
,------- Moaleru
} ij
■- ...............
rooms, or Onuses or waa a gangling kid out in Oregon. collar tried to choke me to death two m«agnificent A rab horses and
the development of some fad such .lh a t we hum ans are o re
hla “M
"J" aster of the Horae”
And Mr, Dean Lb positive th a t Sanford needs a good
jtanta to ilhVeib in They organized a brass band In our every time I put the darn
•ends his
aa golf or tennla or photography, lively Httla account?
lit hotel and th a t when Sanford builds one thla city will be• office p>ah desiring town and !,>?oke into it tajp U Z op and buttoned,R up. I
to getfjhe horses, bn which he will
the ealm far-nir ot the t h i n - ‘become U * heads of
i * tourist redort. .H e has his own Ideas about thia hotel
employer wanting the sllp-hom or, as some
riding.
’,
>i
WeVe the mechanical de
th a t worries us, all these will «»-a itacMts, have died, and
i if anyone has a nice tragt af land
for h^tel-pwrAnd what they are E asterners might call It,
toward doing iw iv
ng from a Socialist, havthe little classifiad
g of worry th a t
x * ia lk i t o v rr arlth th r+ ten ild falk*. bh.4
la tb r o f. the Horse arid
____trombone.
ler* and- come from a 'p la c e i
• h h w iw »tn . Mapeleeaii
ilh a y d a
[llte i^ n W M d . ‘
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Mill 111 , •?>!-•; >,| »||J
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mended, to the attention of rich
men that leave fortunes to their
suns. Those sons very often die
of a moral and mental mange.
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influences.
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THE S A N F Q H P « W ||L D . . 8 A T JM W 4 3 ((|M (M ^. 192L IX
P A G fc l
CARD OF THANKS
-I A gracious hoatess to the Worry]
p V ip d C h i c k e n D i n - ,
W e,w ish td thank the many Matrons, Friday was Mrs. Ayloet;
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__11 friends -who were so kind during! Fitts a t her home on Union Ave-^
.the illness and death of our dear nue.
! "R rsfls
(Continued from page 4.)
|W ho never failed us yet?
the earth, died not lone ago. W e'iTcll Him ab o u t'th e heartache,
] j husband and fath e r and for thp ’Spring flowers of ail kinds a n d |* ^ ''^ ^ * X o I t l C r i « I »
' beautiful ■flowers and many m e*-j colors were used in the living!
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honor hia memory, but the n a tio n ’ And tell Him the longing,’too;
I sages of sympathy.
room and dining room, where two
goes pn as before and even now hi.+ jT ell Him the baffled purpose
['• Hear the World Veteran H.
Mrs. C. A. Betts,
tables of bridge were enjoyed.
fice 148;
AIRS. W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J.
name is scarcely ever mentioned, j W hen we scarce know what to do.
Mrs. Gertrude Carravray.
Mrs. B. i„ Perkins received t h e - S . Murray of New York City, ■
I t is a god thing for us to reulize | Then, leaving all our weakness
Mrs. R. L. Rowe.
when we are wont to worry over I W ith the One divinely strong,
prize, a very useful set of deco-. Milane Theatre, Sunday night,
Mrs. V. A. Speer.
tty things thnt our individual i F orget that we hore the burden
rated tallies and score pads.
-f
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A. L. Betts.
es are not so important, com-; And carry away t h e -song."
Frozen .fxnvt salads -nut* b re a d .
!
W.
F..
Rett*.
_»
paratively, after nil.
■usndwfchwr
nnd
coffee
were
served
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B ut
is--n o t'v n o rrg h -rrrtfrjt F o rih d person who i* inclined to
J 1 3 L -;' f i.i
st the conclusion of the game.
iiiB ii^ iiiip B ia ilS llia N I
orry over ,what the future may
Vstsk J S A kVCSI
fnMhfe big p l a r festival,-nt tha Talbott and
William
Vihlan our habit of worrying—simply the, bwrin
Club m em bers present w ere Mrs.
the
thnt our lives are com b rin gg there
f, O» K I I I
.
tF ifth S treet Park, May 2, with dressed with bachelor button cap realization
‘^ t e | Ru«eU. Katherine Loftis, Horace 1Charles Henry Mrs. Fred Walsma
contained
in
paratively
unimportant—in
i
fact,
tl.tM
uwn
I’fl***
^HC j S X
Ihbout 850 children Jof the Sortth and carrying a jaunty walking cane we are apt to worry about that M nster. I t is thna “ Seek v e first \,let*SL*.’.
. P cas> H orothy j a n ,| Mr s . R. j . Holly; g u e sts, Mrs.
factory
r «• b u >1 1
f
Side prim ary school taking part, of bachelor buttons.(ypevrrllor.
a ay
t h « Kingdom of God ” H e re we
E r n e s t N ew m an. Joseph 1R a l W iv h t. Mrs. E ugene Roum illat,
very
thing.
Applying
here
there
is
m ake
1)0011
a*
Hartford had aom'dthing quite
’ru
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The- gardeners
here
return and another thought in those vert^s ^ W
wholc c u r e for w o f t l n
Dorothy , Mrs. Claud H ow ard. Mrs B U
new. Auk to *c/*
unique in its history.
aro
mighty
pleased
with
the
result
“ %
V
V
*Pf , k ' n V »nd Miss Annie H a w k in s ,
which we find contained in these a . n u ts h e ll—n life lost in a g re a t L 0' r
* u io ti Auxiliary
one.
There have been play festivals
nan
im..ntnn
-“ ‘t o ueortfe, ( h a r le s T hom pson,,
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olsr meeting with here before, but never anything ort of their planting and joined their words: “ Whetfore, if God so clothe,
(lowers
in
n
spring-time
chorus,
to
t e r 'f r e t f u l bccousc of disapP o r ta r . l U r o l d H am ll. Ella
F iid a y n ig h t. May 2 . Miss Ue___
Pcoftlva liaols 4
hs Bt 4 o’clock. . quite so largo a scale, so carciuliy j the tune of Mendelssohn’s “ Spring. the grass of the ileal,'"yrhich today 1
„„,t u^ini,
Ralph U
W',.,i.n
arren
Pfc»ac 22a
fitment or even discouragement, i.se C.niw, Katherine Johnion, marius Munson and
| story hour a t the worked out or so brilliant a spec ^"■T,” which attracted Lady Spring is, and tomorrow' is cast into tha
Hubbard Eubanks, Bernard LanWorried
because
He
had
not
where
oven,
shall
He
not
much
more
clothq
were
married
a
t
Winter
Park.
The*,i
m
i
N
H
H
n
i
m
ilH H I
fclock.
tacle as this.
innte Waters— dressed in light you, O ye of little faith ? ” An®- tbi'Piy IHs head, oi concerned alamt dres*. Richard Packard, Nancy
in sari#
L
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n
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1
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.
[wedding
was
very
quiet
being
w
it-!:
ndsT
_
This was a rarely beautiful sight green
White.
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with floral .vreaths.; 'Merry again, '’Y our. heavenly F ather food when He had only three short
n Club of the Rap- and a most happy experience for Mny>—Ruth
1nessed by relatives and u few
Pearm an, dressed in
T h ird Grade.
j hold their annual the 350 children who took p a rt in pink with pink w reaths follows knoweth that ye have need of these y ears to bring to mankind the
Marie Couch
t
all
messages—the
me*-Anna
Couch,
M
argaret
friends. Miss Munson is the 1
things."
It
is
easy
for
us
to
think
j
greatest
of
nil
message
the
meslat Ur5- X Mill if. Festival lore of many lands closely Lady Spring and with her
e t First Street a t wus gathered up by the workers, coming nature Woke into a happy of the greatness of God, to recog \ m ge of hope and salvation to a 1Torrance. Atm Jlobson, Nona Riv- daughter of J. Munson of Sanford, j
1
-------nize Him as the Creator, nnd the sin-cursed world? Coukl you wor- ,.rs pa , , v n ’fTmnnr
m other nature being the true fea chorus, asking who shall be our Being to whom our worship should ry over the weather or the late ,,
.
‘
. ; Attending the McAdoo State O r - j
will hold a ture.
Queen of May.
bov or a thousand and on« . ' I,,rT1*on* *’,a ry Manning, Winnie Kanizatiun meeting in Hjufunl Fribe directed. But the need of the grocery
home of Mrs, Tak__ ...» ak...... . iJF
.1 * .fm La.vtv \tn r » k a
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I
The herald,
Richard Smith,
Merry May then bids the bees,
tlock. all mothers dressed in white with yellow cape I birds and huttcnLes—-Junior Fes- world toduy is ahso to realize thnt different things if your greatest Jackson. Martha Coney,‘ Lucy Dob- day was Jerry W. Carter of TallaPHONE 8
our God is a heavenly F ather con concern and the .-.astering m otive. bins,' Marjorie DuRose,Clayton hassec.
nhers are cordially and h at adorned with blue .plume,
ler, Tolnr Bryan and
Sam Brad- cerned more than any earthly fath of your life was to seek the King Martin, Hugh Urquhart. Ainsley j
.
.
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opened the pageant with an appro- ford, robins; CliiTord Bell, Jack
Robson. Malcolmn Higgins Ral"h |
guild will meet a t priate verse of welcome and n pro- i Brannon, Billy Tyre and William er could possibly be with the sor dom of God, that U really seekini! Monger.
Lucile Mitchel, Martha
it
by
trying
to
bring
it
to
pass
in
rows,
troubles,
the
hopcj,
the
disRectory at 3:30 dogurt, followed by a grand testi - 1Preston, red birds; J. B. Coleman, appointments, the aspirations, nn.l your neighborhood or in your
Sapp, Arnrgaret Purdon, Donald
val
march.
al m
arch.
‘ Joseph Ihumpson and Jack R ussell,, the peculiar problems of Ills c h il- 1sphere of influence? O, it is per- Landrcss. A lbert 11 Raid. Lawshe
The passing of winter nnd the bluebirds; Paul JJtggers,
__
J^ack^Gil- i Wen. There is a story told of an j hnaps
ip s ^almost
num m too much to expert Smith,
•'*nmn, Roger
noger Jiminez,
,
Marshall,
coming of spring suggested th e : Ion nnd Teddy Morse, butterflies; ' elderly woman getting onto a train ' “th a t human beings, weak and frail Urquhart, Pnul Kimr, Dorothy
garden Idea and here to the refrain \ lotte, Katherine Loftis to go find with a basket full of clothes and ns we are, can quite reach that Oienthnm, Esther Ericson, Betty
ot the Robin Song nnd g ardeners,: and bring to her a dainty woodlnnd when seated she kept the heavy stag e but just to tho extent that we WrKinnnn. Cornell* McRae, F.dna
R. Z. Johnson, Theodore Wade, Ed- ’ fay, 'whom she had passed on her burdon pn her arm until the kindly throw tnir best into the bringing Rivers Evelyn Wilkinson, Frank
day for * visit 10 win Campbell. David Smith, Roy way .
conductor «y»me around and gently about of God's kingdom here on the 1Veazcy. Theodore Wade, ltussell
Miami, Is Mrs. L. Echols, Billy Barber, E. (I. Bowen, 1 While wniting for the charming told'her to lay it down for the train e a rth —just to that extent will we j Lcr.dquist.
Frank vVcazcy, E arl Vaughn, B ritt: Louise Me rr lwether, Elizabeth-.Wil- w quid'carry both her ami the bur- forget to worry about our own pet
Fourth Grade. .
W illetts, Gilbert Williams, W a rre n ! lass all who remained enjoyed '(he d«r>.'i, And so It is with God—He | ty problems. Trouble i* bound * ■ JMell Foster, Bernice {.owe,
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bm a visit to ,her CUtffAXl, W alter Fesler, Lee Steri- dance of tho Maypole—Idu Louise will guide the destinies of our lives come but may wg go forward with
Iv m ey M’ltheo. Mniy Maxwell,
k A. Howard In strrtm ^Salnuel Knight nnd William Abbott, Kathleen Adamsy'"Hel<m
th a t trust in a Heavenly Father M nrW i" Forres*. Juanita Smith.
and
a
t
the
same
time
bear
our
bur
IrrJMary E. Byrnes. Preston, dressed in overalls and Chrissenberiy, Dorothy Tiafrett, dens. Phillips Brook.*, that great th a t is concerned for everyone of
...
.
. ... , A*>*fin
Vihlen, LoisBin,f
sun h a ts with rakes, hoes and Marian Haines, Eleanor Hickson, preacher, and himself the bearer of His
Children and with that over-, »ViKbt. Beulah U o Davidson, Alrinent citizen of shovels,' planted the seod of their Sadie
Leinhart, Frances Mahoney, the burdens of other people, once poweriiu; motive in our lives that, |i Ino n av|(f,on. Marv WiKh{ Rehy
dee, was a guest favorite owers.
Having accom Marin Ann- Powers, V ersa Rivs/*, wrote; •*.
in its eagerness to see God’s will r ->nrsoy, V'GHnh R->ol. f’at’ierioo
Jptel, Friday. •
»’ t
plished their task they departed, Jane Sharon, M argaret S<jiiK£s, •
nceompl!*heil, wilt pot be content P-m^rnn, 0 <*nr«tia Powell. Bertha,
leaving
tHo
garden
to
the
care
of
Eugenia
Warren,
bettie
Wneeies^,
“The little sharp vexations,
Ljuay nftornoom.nt
WitUtt*. ElWnboih *tcthvla. O n
Twas Ed Lnne’-and '•Mother N ature,” Beulah Leo Da Mftrnie Milton, Caroline Biggej-i, And the b rb rs that catch and fret, to be disturbed by petty worries '•nr Chin, Beulah Mao Sirmons,
vidson, dressed in green with little Marjory Pope, Susie Hatch, Geor- W'hy not tnke them to the Helper utid by over-anxiety.
*
Viola Styles. Mn*‘v Earnest 0 *t* 1
whlte bonnet. Discovering thnt tho j gena Hart, Gladys Gurncr, Sadie
Hunt. Delmar Bntlern. Marvin
laa oi New York is Earth children had planted a g a r - 1Gnrner, Katherine Brooms and Eva
t’owell
Mn*-lon Smith. Donald
den,
she
called
upon
her
helpers,
Cunningham.
lor alfew duyp. }K‘ thesunbeams and the rain drop 1 At th^ close of this dance the
n m *. Paul IR-'-ers. Rillv Rrm* T.
k in Sanford on his
R. Colemn” t nw «ncc Lundnulst.
fairies, Virginia Gillon and D oro-: herald proclaimed the approach of
SL Petersburg.
I nwrence Rent. Gnorire
thy M arshall, dressed in white with ! the queen. All the flowers, anxious
REAL-ESTATE & INSURANCE
t •ols Co',',h
Deni, Patsy
PUESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
a re mo t cordially invited to be 1
orange
stream
ers
and
orange
and
to
sec
this
woodland
wunder,
tfekiva river Thurspresent.
|Gn<-re*t,
*
ouisn
Hickson.
Clara
l^o
Dr.
T.
P.
Walton
of
Tampa
will
1
wings, nnd Marthn Bishop rushed together blocking the wny,
«re Mr. aryl Mrs. white
Evening subject,
Humanity’s P»rh-n. A*-v Purdon. l.vdle R*nR oom s 515-510 F i r s t N a t ’l B n n k B ldg.
' • H
* and M ary Nickle, dressed in white which makes it necessary for the preach at both preaching services
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with (diver stream ers and white ages, Osborne Herndon and John at the Pre.byteiian Church Sun-! P n a e n t Superlative Needs mtd V'n l*'nv. Thor'*'«on. Ms^'orie Tortier, Carolyn Wnt»-*. Minn>« W«Sanford
Fla.
linilark, dressed in qunirtt white day. Other services of the day ns How 3 hey AJay be Met,
i McAdoo State Or- and silver wingu,' to assist her in herald
*'*■*. Roma W''kinso»»
Frances
usual. Mr. Brownlee is absent in j
suits,
with
white
hats
awakening
her
owers.
linf Friday and
Wilson. Clara Ziglcr, Hazel Tow.
The m eeting of sunshine and rain adorned with long pink plumes, to Miami on church business, and •T H E METHODIST CHURCH
Seminole was W.
j W. J. Carpenter, Pastor.
created n rainbow which was car clear a pathway for their queen, will return Tuesday.
Rev. It J. Whitworth, cvungelist,
ried out by a rainbow drill to the which was formed by tho druwing
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH will fill the pulpit at both services.
of
ribbons
from
the
throne.
The
tune
o
f
Barcarolle.
Those
in
the
Df Lon Springs
___ _is ___
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Services at the Congregational They say he is a "stem-winder."
now ___
seen _ri____
approaching
in
rainbow were Doris Hopkins, Inez queen
kn. Miss Dorothy Thompson,
her pink arid white chariot draw n Church tomorrow will be as fol- H ear him.
Roma
Wilkinson,
Patsy
Sorrell and
Sunday school a t 9:30 a. in.
G arrett. Louise Hickson, Lois Shel by four robbins, preceded by tho lows:
KJr. Whitworth will speak to
■J
>,
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
ley, Ruby Coursey, Mel Foster, Vir bees, birds and butterflies and fol
the boy* of the Scrap lion Class.
Preaching at 11 a. in.
lowed
by
her
attendants,
Frances
ginia
Root,
Hazel
Tew,
M
arjory
lying Wallace of
Christian Endenvor a t 7:15 p. Give him a largo hearing.
Forest, Mary Makwell, Hazel Can Wilson, Orn Mae Culp and Rose
s guest rtf the non
Preaching every night next
Mae McFarland, who assisted the m.
and K atherine Mameron.
for a day or
week bv th* evanqilest.
N ight service at 8 p. m.
teen from her carriage and paved
Mother Natrtre’s helpers a t last
e way with E aster lilies and roses
A welcome awaits all who come.
managed to awaken the flowers who
L 1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
appeared In their full glory, the }to the throne. The queen, JuuniU We will be glad to see you.
»* rty
(ihipi; trip to Rbick- fairies ^listened like raindrops and Smith, graceful in white nnd gold,
Church service for Sunday, May
ursday were Mr. tho sunbeam s and the rain drop' danced her wny to* the throne,
I, 1924:
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
[McMichacl and Mr. .light .am ong the - now full-grown where she was welcomed hy M ejry
Subject, "Everlasting Punish- j
Sunday School 9:30 n. m.
BftJW C .
V" .* and ■wide-awdke Mn«somfW,'<who*TuJ May\iwbd received the ‘tro w * from- '•iAIflfnlng wot«)Al»'wr»'k-'tvhn«»ii i l l ‘imfrwt.
. i_
sponded In tu rn to Mother N ature the hearers and crowncr the Queen a. m. The pastor will give n brief j (Jhurch services, 11 a. m.
the week-end with 'appripriate speech and song, of May,
_____
prelude on the Ministry of Music. 1 -sundry School, 10 a. m
I the guest of Misa tho sunbeam s flitted' like rays of
A11 nature broke in to the refrain
wn'r-CUtJ>- building,
___
tr.*
Is Miss Maftha __
V
Bill W ight,
violet;
Elisabeth ^Meth_
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. . . - , “HaiL httll, .to lb* Queern>f JfiMyr
.
p0r
r- r
*wjrt, tulipr'Rfchanl Dea#,’ JnfHr*tir -Hail, hail to the Qrteen today," end- Cross, or the Morning and Night}
ALL SOULS CHURCH.
the pulpit; Dorothy Pope, carna- ing with the chores Lovely May.” of a Condemned Soul.
Ifather and mother tion; N an n h Brown Kelley, daisy;
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Most of the dancing was true
Tomorrow Is the second Sunday
Young People’* Unions 7 o’clock.
1S. C., is "Miss Car- Hattie Green, buttercup: Camilla folk dancing, nof a dem onstration
Evening service 8 o’clock. T h e!after Easter.
FIRESTONE, PIONEERED, TESTED A ND DEVELOPED THE BALLOON^TIRE,
kptictress of the Dcas, poppy; M artha May, forget- of tralnad work or of modern Ideas,
-*
pastor will give n brief prelude on I ’ Hundny Syhoul at 9 n. m.
AND WILL NOT SELL A SO-CALLED SEMI. OR MONGREL BALLOON
me-not; A!ay Purdon, rose; Mary b u t.th e nort of dancing th a t one some Principles which are Ini- j1 1 Mass a t 10:39 a. m.
Sermon on, the ^ s n c l.
TIRE TO FIT PRESENT RIMS
Wight, daffodil. All these were engages In on the lawn as a joyous
D«ytoan Beach, dressed in parti-colored costumes to expression of the spirit of Alay.
norativo in the Administration of
Renedlcthin after Mass.
1Kiss Anne Mason, represent the flowers they personMay festivals have alw ays been Law. All candidates for office* All welcome.
oberts. Miss Jewel fled, presenting a veritubie guraen, • primarily a great nature festival, a
Lei Us Pay You to Save
|«i Smith.
with a back ground of sweet pens— celebration of the rebirth of the , ___________ _________ __
_
, „
.
Edna Rivers, Dorothy Cheatham, earth. It is the festival of young 1
day in §anford Betty McKinnon, Cornelia McRay, life and Its first blossoms and !
--------E a s t o & n i O l 'd
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>C. liansboraugh of E sther Ericson,
Helen Wilson, fruits. It is a festival like this
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*ho is hero to Clara Bray, Mary Jane Preston, which more than any other brings
First
Grade.
May
day
came
in
with
a
fine
Griggs.
Iv K atherine Forester, Pauline Cruw- home the beauty th at is in common shower to make the growers who
George McRory, John Henry
ford, Anna Bledsoe, Evelyn Sharp, things.
Talbott, William Vihlen, O led a
rilh jfr. McCracken Alice McGIone, Helen Dresser, Lo*«
This pageant under the auspices have spring crops happy.
"•day, was Carl, L. B ritt and Genevieve Wells, dressed •of tbe Paront-Teachers’ AasociaMrs. K.’ M. Galloway is pot re- Ctuisc, Helen Christen berry, Doro*
b y to n a ."s
c~- wlth sweet pea bonnets and Iritis, 1tl.m, remixed about »125, which is covering from her Illness as ouick-)th> G arrett, Marion Haynes, Elea*
and side effect of bachelor's but- a great help toward the funds for ly as her host of friends , and a d - ' nor Hickson, Sadie Leinhart. Lou(jTenzie of Leesburg tons—David Earle, Clarence Flop- equipment of play grounds.
m irers would wish for.
iso Al err iw other;1' Versa Rivers,
M rs.'F red Walsma will hkyc ns M,ity Neely Roscbro Jane - Sha
•to attendf ihe kins, A. J , Kelley, Edgar Lund
aers rendered by
~mndI he musical numb<
snjiatjuTi meet- ulst, Jam es McAlexander, George the High School Orchestra helped h rr guest Mrs. Alice laindman of ron, M argnret
Smilres. Betty
Whcelia, Sarah Moye, Mary E.
•r-'1
,k
.
IcRory. Randall Priest, William make this festiral a wonderful suc St. Petersburg next week.
Dr. and Mra. J. K. Fay and faitv*' Neely. Mary Louise Torrence, Ade
Speer, Joe Stew art, John Henry cess.
tEmeh anisl two sons
ily had as guests recently Mr. and slide Higgins, Lnvunda Hickson,
! their home ia New
e lli e Knight,
K n ig h t. C
h a r l e s Betts,
B e l l s . WesW e s - ;j
Mrs. S. J. Morrison nnd Misn M a r-1N
Nellie
Charles
A*.jl Virginia; a fte r
Dillard, Stew art Gutchol, Coney
I s "“ r
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fay, Jr., are Hamil, Hubert Iaiwson, George
luricc Bradley
building a home on the lot Mrs. Smith, Billie .-Thigpen, Kosulyn
[Mrniiig for their
FuyAvas lucky enough to draw a t Bell. Annece .Cripc* Mary Virgin
after spending
thi Beuna Vista auction of lots on ia U rquhart, Verdie Miller, Ell;IzaThe Pvcry 'Weck Club met with Celery Avenue.
beth^ Hirsch, Mary McMahon, Rei.
The Central Florida Epworth
tM‘cea Fortier; ‘Llgd ''Dixon, Max
Mra.
Forrest
Lake'
a
t
her
vhome
Miss
Helen
Chorpcnlng
was
^ Ralph Romplllat League Union m et Friday night
Rumbley, Ralph Wolf. St. Clair
>w a brief visit to vrlth/ Hip Sanford Senior I^flgue on Park Avenue, Friday afternoon guest a t a house party over the White Jack Pearson, Ralph Pear
qt
3
6
’dock.
There
were
six
mem*
week-end
a
t
the
homo
of
Mrs.
A.
7JUt*tift Saturday St the Methodist' Church. • About
L. Rabaum ip M t Done*
* r son, E dgar -Waits, Bonnie-Young;
t *:
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in Jackson> .Second Grade.
• A non was barn rcqently .to Mr.
Sadie
G
arn
er
,,1
Caroline
Diggers,
arid Mrs. Moses A. Jaegeon a t
their homo on Mellonville Avenue. larion Lundquist. M artha Bishon,
Sanford-wn's Dana
The Weeks family of Cameron on her C arter, Sam Bradford, Jack
— lia.Minh. vMh n a w n i w , wrwrniw,
»anj Mrl Mauldih,
v»1 Avenue are driving a 'n e w 5-paare for »he pur- den, Oviedo, Enterprise, DeLand,,
,
of bHdg« were play, seiigei;. Dodge car, • . *.
‘
of, the golf
Lake
M
ary,
and
Sanford.
-,*
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Wilkie
making
Tha
i
.
R.
Fay
children,
all
four
“if Me summer
A sh o rt devotional meeting w as.,;,* piu, SCQre, was given a love- of them a re ill with whooping
w.
held by President Thomas 8 . Bird; ly ,parasol.* and Mrs. Mauldin the cough.
r k f r i *uPPlylng if Orlando, a fte r which tho month- j guest was presented with a handAti s. Lillie w'oncs is in town this
the best available
week as hoe tee* s t the Pkeanix
***rket were Archie y business session was held. R e->some deck;of cards,
week as hostess a t th a Phconix
lorta
were.received
from
all
chap-,
xt*.
hotSess
served
the
mn*t
"jrilla and John W.
Iwbata.
ers and E nterprise having a one* (lciictable refreshments,, shtfm p visits her parents In South Caro
V
iundred per cent report received [
gaRines nnd celery, orange lina.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
J
.
Jones
are
the
president's
Gold
Efficiency
1
in(j
cake,
and
ice
tea
or
bevoe.
'
*»d citizen
Pin to w ear for the fnlluwi"g! | n (he southwest room where building a. now house on th eir
V ri/’ c1
the gueat moqth. E nterprise having the j,jre. Lake entertained her guests, Beardall A venue-farm , having
,
.Organization largest rep cent of members prei- ^ r e placeil vases of hsndsomc lected an attractive site !•» a .Krove w^.
of young Uve oak tree*. Tha Jonea
F ^ t u l« e n n c re a tw e lv e tilhere to attend ent was also present '"1 wi*H •*•*' magenta colored gtadiolue.
arc relatives to John, s a d Joa Ruaa t r i a , iw e iv e wi
attendance banner. This is the
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second league td receive bom* xho many friends of Mrs. L. w . sell and came here last- year iro n i t‘(l, t h r e ^ h u n d r e d - f if ty fo o t c t
. fTIIE slick-IoLking salesman t f u Wildcat Stock Promotion Company perNtomi Scoggins union honors the same month, as 5 r wj]| be g)ad to know thpt
, «>jw that she is
The m ain purpose of this oyC *
( iKV. 0ved enough so th a t J i S S a * Sanford In pU nnlnfr-ta. L lk JC , r o n * - ln * * llm lt’ ’ * ood
t ’ suaded this (fglllble victim that a **fortLne” could be made out of their
‘ .ui m an opera-]
*
.“amazing”
new stocki offering.
■’
*
tf4r
r" ' - t a f i b.
■ui»' Miss Scog-, t o f c i s 3
I t h i L L nurponc of Ih l. m e t- ; S p e r h u b.«r> yUHIn* h*r d w d > p . l . * hon»a of
The other day’tV.L Stock took another tumble fin fact, it started tumbling
Avenue, Fri- ing wa sth« election of officers for ter,„Mrs- J. L. Ingram a t Mellon
almost as scon as tho..victim had purchased the stock despite the urgent
- - —
■ -!vjj|e>
J* ' (ar
- " ' tt
- n ^ fb e r nof
i * ----o - -Wl
^herc
the coming year^^ Opr State
F ield
weeks,
‘‘TfVv
have beep looking over the pro
piotestfi
of hia friends. Now he is “amazed” to realize th at the promised
Secretary, M rs. TwiRey, nee, Ml»»' ffae wont t0 tr y to rggaln her posed location of - the ditch to be
/ ‘‘kwnvllle, iSun A
, l.
“fortune"
has vanished like thin smoke, together with tho savings of a life* r
m lke
ice cCrone,^gave
.1v»uv,• gave a very
-VC17 i«t*t'-l _ ,.
jo g running parallel with arid west
'D . Robert Rowe eating and inspiring talk, on chdos- .healtn.
lime.
‘
*
V |
of Beardall Avenue. Bald ditch
Bettie. Mr*, in* the rifth t kihd o f leaders.
.wilt be g 'g r e a t benefit to the
N e ^ tim e a slick salesman offers to cell you some “amazing" stock bar*
. t ^ o r d several ThU wa* enjoyed by- everyone
a fruit u ia d course wa*rfar«n 8 th at g e t all tha water off
“ Jher and p rese n t
gain,
ju st sa y : “ Nix m ister—my money’s in th e Sanford Loan and Savings
1
*
»rved cafeteria style under the tho hill;lands in rainy weather,*It:>f
cjty
W. E. Betta.
The following officers were ,fBflcr£h{p of M bs Nina Mae;Codk is expected the work wfll begin
Bank and it’s going to stay there!”
.
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d
, ^ ..'a n d her sssistanU .'i MlsSes Kath
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SATURDAY EVENING SERMON
Side
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ner, Sunday, at L*u-
CHILDREN OF SOUTH SIDE PRIMARY K
SCHOOL ARE SEEN IN PLAY .FESTIVAL
WINCHESTER
BASEBALL GOODS
r ft
Ball Hardware Co.
For Rent!
ionals
A desirable store ltiuni, well located
one-half block from ‘First street’ reason
able rent. Only permanent tennant need
apply. See
BRITT REALTY CO., INC.
AT THE CHURCHES
S
BALLOONS
S
ajisi
We are ready with the Firestone Full-fledged Balloon Tires to
eejuip all makes Cars. The Full-fledged Balloon equipment is
" worth to your Car, 40f r of its value in Car cotv^ervation^Tnakes^
' qttey.,-. Smoothest.matorip^-on
Tute
ld-prool Less gas consumption. 40( , less punctures.
Longest mileage.
i5
Honor Roll
RAY BROS. — Full-fledged, Balloon T ir e s
Sanford, Fla.
I
tap ^0ok,\ipimixvfcinntd/
At Home
Of Mrs. F. Lake
ye^fraT'Flbrfaa
In Sanford
^
**it
E
-
FOR QUICK SALE
LaHe Front
O lery Farm
. —AND FRIENDS WARNED HIM TO PUT HIS
MONEY INTO A SAVINGS BANK
Britt
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Ford, Jncbo
Girl Champ Trains for Olympic
lnp?r»lU!r*
F iny.yarda
to rd , second;
DcUnd, ii3jf
p P’ain tlnrin,
Ford, secondr
‘j i£
{ stflsyx*
-j *
One nundred.2
first: Ford, 3
third.
“
Swiniminp
water.- Buhnff. |
' “
CRfveland. "*
Ocala, second- jU
Two W elterweight Scriippeis
this weik by students at the Flor naaseo, third' “
CHICAGO, ‘hfny 3.—Heme runs
Rice’s ida Stato College. The Sopho
NEW YORK
1’u t‘Up GUkI Exhibition—
tjaarter milet,
by H nrgravu and Bohnu ,two by
ninth inning home m . with Judge mores came second with 24 points, V- ; " r i , Tam*
Sem)-FintU fcrap Between
the latter, enabled Cincinnati to de oh base broke n tlo score and gave
The events began nt V n. m. and
feat Chicago <1 to 3, and retrain sec Washington its second s tra ig h t vic continued throughout the day.
Sweeney and Taylor Ends
Fancy dive*;
Won Lost Pet.
ond place. Sheehan pitched in fine tory over New York today, ■the With their completion two nfew ner, second; Sm,
In Draw — Preliminaries Orlando
14 7 .fifiT
N verett Scott, "Fa” were added to the list for the * Twenty.fiWT
11 8 .030
form and would have registered a Fcorc finin'* C to
' A re Enjoyeri by Fans As Lakeland
New*
York’s
veteran
shortstop, year 1024. ■
.5H1
13
0
* Doch-jjj first; p,
Petersburg
shut-out but for erratic lop p o rt.
Was The Battle Royal. St.
playing hjs 1,153rd game, hit thruu
in 12 .451
llradcnlnwn
Pauline Buhner, of St. P e ters
Score by innings:
doubles foV the Yankees. #
0 13 .103
Tampu
...... .
burg, was easily the star of the
F ast nnd furious fighting marked Daytona
Score by innings:
1
1
1
1
.251
Cincinnati
.......... 101001 010—4 7 2
i day. carrying off four first places
the 10-riiunu headline nttractiim
Washington
.....000
300
102
—fl
10
3
National Li-nguc.
Chicago
............030 000 000— 3 H0
and one second. Since ten is the
ROUT rhb
nt the arm ory la s t night when Ben
New
York' .......
.001 110 100—4 10 1 number of points required for the
Won Lor t Pet;
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*
"
Ho moreatiSjji
Brewer, the
South
American New York
II
2 .Sbl
, possession of an MF ’’ she fa r Bur- in the muscles, a#i
New
York
7;
Boston
4.
champion obtained the judge’s de» Cincinnati
Chicago
3;
Cleveland
2
.
0 fl .0*10
cision over Young Wallace, the Ghtcngn
CLEVELAND, May 3 —The r ;,i- i tim srd »be quota necessary fo r tho from rheumsting,
BOSTON, May 3.—New York toPI 7 ,5Hl>
coveted- honor. Mabel Decker, of ‘° t r u e but hi
New Orleans lighting Italian.
x m
Pittsburg
duy won a sensational game* front cago White Sox defeated tin ;Cleve | Albuquerque, N. M., nnd Funnie LKONARDI’S i
It w as a slugging affair from the Brooklyn
land
Indians
2
today
nnd
went
.. *:> k .521*
Boston, 7 to 4, when singles by into n triple tie for tlrpt place in Mae Schneider, of Jacksonville, T H E BLOOD J
very first with Brewer carrying ! Boston
. -t 7 ,3fi t
Grab, Frinclt, Kelly nnd Jackson the American league. Covelesk'* were the others to make an " F ” matism, enable *,
the fight for the first, few rounds, Su l.nuia
5 11 .312
and a pass by J . Barnes to Young held the visitors to five hits but for the first time. Miss Decker with perfect fa.
lie wbakont ‘1 cotfcidoRihly as th- Philnd'-lphia
.... IS « .300
scrap progressed due to the heavy
gave the Ginnts uiree runs in the errors behind him gave the Sox finished with u total of three first feel like a new *
American League.
places, or 15 points. Gary Ford the poison from a
twelfth inning. Outfield catches by their runs.
punches sent to his stomach by
t
Pet.
Won Lot
of Jacksonville, uldindy^n member wait but try i t »
“ Wallace, lie, however, came back f'otroit
Southworth,
Cunningham
nnd
Coo
Score
by
innings:
fi fi .fill-)
strong in the Inst round. A*' New York ney featured, although Cooney Chicago .......... . 000 200 010—3 5 2 of the “ F” d u ly WittiWd Mx sec the results dmq
1) (1 .fiOO
though he received the d e c ls io r.i^
j"
muffed Bentley’s short fly to center Cleveland ....:.... 00O fiOO 002—2 7 4 ond places an* one’ fir,4t, p a c in g in dote.
:>'
fi
Chicago'
.001)
every eventTtHwhich. she entered. LEONARDO
there were many in the audienro Pliihidlpliia
a
lte r a long run, allowing two New
St. Louis 4; D etroit 1.
fi 7 . 102
The wenthqr was ideal for the T H E BLOOD n
th a t thought, the scrap should Boston , ............... ... • fi 7 .4«;j
York runs to score and tie the ■ ST. LOUIS, May 3.—D anforth
event::, clear nnd wnrm, and :a vigoratH, tones x
have bqen n draw.
•*, Washington
game
In
the
seventh.
allowed
Cobb’s
men
only
five
sa
fe
fi ll . 10(1
Both boys nppeured to be in ex SL Isiimt . ...........
Score by innings:
ties and the Browns p u lle d 'th em - largo crowd was attracted to the whole system. 1
. fi !l . Ulfi
ARDI'S ELIIg
cellent trim witlf Wallace appear Cleveland .r ..
New York 1)20 000 200 003—7 12 1 selves out of the cellar by d efeat lake:
.3S3
.5 * 8
package.
At iQ
ing to have much betn-r wind.
Cornelia
Dozier,
Ocala,
third.
Boston
.......
001
0
U
1
110
000
—4
0
1
ing
Detroit
again
today
four
to
Southern League.
Brewer.’a gnmcncss and hliility t., .
Swinimiug
for
form,
breast
«n«\
i
t
was
the
third
s
tra
ig
h
t
vieWon'Lost Pet.
stand u n d e r. punishment was met Memphis
stroke, overhand
Plltahurgli 3; St. Louis 2.
to'ry for Sisler’s men. K«n Wil- stroke, side
......
13 4
with hearty npplauce -time after Atlanta
. I’ITTSBURGH, May 3.—Cooper linms tripled off Stoner in the “troke, A ustralian crawl: Pnulihe
1(1 5 .15 >7
time. Bolh lads waded in a t the Little Rot-k.........
H fi .571
......
wo.n his own Fam « with s t - Louis fourth with two men on bases nnd Buhner, St. Petersburg, first; Gary
Opening gong. Toward the latter Birmingham . .
Florence UnamberH, all-around champion of Southern California, today when ho produced a ninth in- then tallied on McManus’ single.
. 11 11 ,500
p art of trie light, it appeared that | New Orleans . .
Score by innings:
8 11 .471 rnnpprd in New York where .die is training for the Olympic games nlng single th a t scored Maranvillc
as-B row er begun In slum- signs of Mobile
who had tripled,
.. H 11 . 17 i swimming tty-out:..
D e tro it................. 100 000 000—1 5 2
Score by innings:
,
St. Louis ..... l.f>.. .000 300 Olx— 1 8 0
Nashville
1) 11 . UK)
ing for an opening to land a i Chattanooga .
St. Louis
....... 100 000 010— 2 8 1
Boston 10; Philadelphia 0,
3 4 .1 ri
knocKout punch,
Pittsburgh
011 000 001—3 fit
PHILADELPHIA.
May ■ 3.—
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—
It v.us in the totirtn round' that
Ehmke held Philadelphia to three
81'BCIAL I’ltOVISItl.N
W. allace-seitt-tho-SSUTh
AiavVicau
Philadelphia 7; Brooklyn 6.
hits today and Boston won 11 to 0,
,
...
.
WASHINGTON, Mny-,3—Under
champ to tho canvas w,th a te r - , ,ir„ ,Ilini(ltlt(ll of l*ri.sident foulhlgo
BROOKLYN, May 3.— Philadel Veach had a triple, two singles nmj
-nth- blow bat the fcU rr cante back, U nl.liahing an em bargo on arm s
phia staved off u five-run rally by
MOBTLE, May 3.—Birmingham Brooklyn in the ninth todny and two nnsxcs. The fielding of Clarli
s rong.. It, wa, an exhibiUmi “t r Mhlpi.le.ili. lo Culm, u provision
ut third base was spectacular.
“I have been taking Carwon the second gam e of tho preu- „evened the scries,
winning
7
to
fi
.
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—
.
Amos .Strunk, recently given his
’ i. ,?.tra ,,p 0 u wni made to allow the go ernme.it
ST. PJSTBItSbUlU;, May 3.—
dul,” «aya f i n . UUle Bol|c n t series today seven to three. Mo- The Bwioklyn club .antioupced th at unconditinndl release by tho Chi•Km.eking "Sugar'’ Swcctland out
ton, of Lake Providence,
'i
Pltehcr Osborne o f'e a g o White Sox, today signed a
| Idle u..ed fpur pitchers.
seeing.
i I' the box in a ninth inning rally,
La. “I got down In bad
tho Chicago Cubs by the waiver contract to finish the season w ith
.
V!nbarK0
of WUr the Saints scored two runs hut l*e:l | Score by innings:
A n eini-fmal appetizer. M an-!
route.
the Athletics.
health
and lost In weight
ager Dawson had two fast |!y. ■malLr,aW' •
Birmingham
(I3i) 101 020—7 12 1 Score by innings:
Score by innings:
to
Burke'.:
Bulfi
by
the
score
of
until
I
only weighed 120
weights to do their “stuff.”
Lew
, Mobile _
1)00 Qp0 201-r3 ii.'l Philadelphia .....000 010 1 11—7 0 0 Boston ........... .000 150 500— 1 13 0
pounds.
I bad bad polna
Taylor of Ivan ..is City and Clyde
seven
to
five.
It
looked
like
an
Tha only 1023 point scorers on
B atteries: Hyntan nnd' Spern-er; Brooklyn ........... 001 000 005—0 12 4 Philadelphia......000 000 000— 0 3 3
Sweeny of 'Brooklyn fought an
in
my
aides
and back and
easy
win
for
Orlando
when
the
eight-round draw. The two mid thfa li d are Kirby and .Douglas, Snintn came up in the nil '!i with Ocostn, McBride, Wiltse, Adkins
my
legs
h
u
rt
me until I
gets p u t up an excelfi-nt scrap, I who finished third. T h ey t’orm-Ultd Devormcr.
couldn't walk. I stayed in
. eotwhich for tho most part, waa u 1lan’s victory in 4,17 I-& Was one the score three to reven
bed half the time. 1 tried
clever exhibition of footwork nnd | of Hie must brilliant college per* land blew up and lifter Wii ng .vq
Memphis 5; Chattanooga t . j r or some tune, 1]
ring generalship. They, however,}
nil
kinds of medicine, bat
' the children Leah
the
year,
proof
o
f
'
Mvn
and
giving-Three
singles,
gave
fonm
uues
of
MEMPHIS, May 3.-—Memphis
socked good and hard at tim es tot
lion which 1 ovd fe
It
did
me
no
goodT
Finally
which
is
that
it
marked
the
auvup
the
ghost
to
Pfchfer,
who
fi^mc
.
cante from behind in the closing inmake the n;T;:ir mori interesting.j
calomrl
and cuU<
I
tried
eatli time that 1:13 hat! been beat- out the first man facing him. With nines today and won its -ninth
It was t( popular docision.
loile ntolher.
**
lhrjl,.................
Tho-first preliminary of the ove-l en. in the 11 Championship races throe
men on, Eveiow, depended ..traight victory by dirfentiugtChati “ 1 think there
ning between two local imys of the l,lct
’*
bio than to hut mi
:l|c(l,.‘tl*t Ui l taimogn live tv* fjtm •••m iuo ..
1W pi iih.- .National *»'iww! isr ;^T!rn»*
- awful doset, vftki f
Score by Innings:'1 .
in which Mack B eatty and , Billy little record wu» p u t. below thAt
taking myrrh.
Score by innings
Coleman,'wVre tuntcberl) ’ended ih level by W. (J. Pauli, ..if Pennsyl
Chattanooga .. .202 OOOOfiOJLq 20 3
“Dr. Hand ioUOt,
ColeftiWa favor’ ahifuP 4f> seconds vania, who » w - c l a c k e d in the
Memphis
.. 000 003 011—510 2
how he worked if lb
sap\e Unic as Kirby. John Paul
nftcr tho opuning gong soumlcd.
B utteries: Youngblodd, CunningThe two iaiys rushed a t each <’«• !, g reatest o/ all* Cornell d ls - j
ha ni ahd Kress; Mcrz, C raft, Kelly
pleasanT ’ neeneH,
ether, both landing hard. They lance Mars, u-H'-red -fo
though a plruoH*
mixed it
Jdffil)ty .T TWT,v
[ dr, acts on iht Sat
7/)einffn 'rrdfcivr.j the time that year to f: *’ _*.i and t ;‘h anti look tho game by n score
required. Sine* I p
A tlanta 11; Now Orleans 3.
the decision. The second prelim In 1013 to tho present record of ..i^ ifir,.,. to one. Ilunisco kept the NEW ORLEANS, May 3.—Four
have been hippr X
in a ry keheduled to g o 's ix rounds 4:14 *2-5. a fte r his fnmou * ..di-mi Highlanders guessing most of the New Orleans pitchers w ere- inef
because the caildrea
lasted five. Irn G unter was de heat with Norman Tabor, of Brown route and was in danger but once fective against A tlanta today, and
clared winner over Jo e Bell in that in 1012 Since then, the most sen- during the game.
“And Liv-o-lit b ■
the Crackers won a long drawn out
round when it was evident th at the . ational performance has lieun th at
fj laxative. It is i*C I
gam e, which was called nt the en l
Score by innings:
•
latter was unable to continue th<* «f nnoliter Ithacan, L. V. .Wind* Bradontov.n
• • iown-up* is it b »
of tin- eighth inning on' account of
100 000 200—3
sernp. Both hoys give promise of tutgle, who covered tho distance in Lai
‘ V Get Liv-o-Iu « P
.000 010 000—t 7 2 darkness, II to three.
30c. Just on* trial ■
developing into clever m itt a rt 4:15 in lUld. Jimmy jCrjnnolly, of
Score by innings:
'1
ists. G unter pnssceseu a mean Georgetown, and Larry-Shields, M
»th A tlanta ............ 011010 35— 11 11 2
wallop and Bell gives indications of l’enn State ulus have beaten 1:1!*. tf ..
»til New Orleans
200 100 00— 311 1
.pugilistic skill .
Kilby thus will curry on whore i n, tho Smnker-ls’Batteries: Karr and Brock; Dent,
A h an opening attractio n for the a long line of nCrnelllnmt have Ian
led Into a pretty Thomas, Caldera, W hitaker und
evening another oqo of those "bnt- blazed a path to athletic glory. •
p>i*en Vnlib t anil Parker, Withrow.
tles royal” was PlUKb'H
staged 1
much
to the
1(Ul II in
LUI- , • ' . •
ui tin *1iIIK .lllli
O’Brien for five innings. In the
--------am usem ent of the crowd. Referee M0/* nave captured nine mile chn
last of the tenth Lujan scored on
I.ittl*' Rock 3; Nashville 2.
fo r the evening's m atches was pionships anil xhured in holding • niiis sacrifice lly to centerflcld
LITTLE ROCK, May 3.—Timely
•Johnny Pcckhnm und judges were a tenth, more than any other rival. winning the game for Tampa,
i Hlttlnjf ami airtight pitching enIt. C,^ Bower anil Jack Davison.
J’onn.-.ylvnnla hn« won eight, H ar t > five, [bitb pitchers stayed tho a(*led Little Rock to defeat Nashm■
i h i u u i i s a u ^ i t i y i t B ^ a a ■ ■■kM” *
It was announced th a t next F ri vard seven, Princeton six. Yale limit, each yielding nine hits.
villo here today, five to two.
day night u t the arm ory “Young” four and Wesleyan th ree, while
B ic y c le s ----------- B icycle' S u p p l ie s — - — ,v®c|
Scoiij by iipiipgs:
.
Score by innings:
Gotch will ■wrestle "Houk'lmUse”. ceren other colleges have iuruisli 1 DnyTolm
Dn/tidia
’ I) I 020 000 0—5!) 3 Nashville. ,v.
0101)00 100—2 0 1
A1
Reich,
taking
the
count,
a
fte
r
his
recent
battle
in
South
Am
er
Ross,' the* lad who hinf appeared ed un ataoipetaoietaoiuUiuiimtaxv 1 Tam
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ica wiht I.uht Angel Firpo. This first peture from the ringside shows
here twice in thv rule, of u boxer. id Mio or tWo winners:
Rosa is nil mean w restler and this
(inset) Firpo w aiting for the gong.
match promises to l» one full of intruest. THo date of file next fight
card will Te announced a t a Inter —
date.
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Breaks Up Game and Gives
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Win O rer Boston 7-4.
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(Jl* ,TUe )» i« rlii|rd Press)
r’AMBRIDGE, M ass, May 3.— 1
Kdwurd Kirby, captain and sta r of
^Cornell U niversity’s track team,
'faces li formidable task in his ef
fo rt to -re ta in tho intercollegiate
mile championship, blue ribbon
event Of th e forty-eighth annual
l .u,C. A. A. A, A meet at the
' H arvard fsfudiuio. May 30 and 3 T. J
Nut ony will Kirby face an u ir
u sun lly st foil g field, but the frail
Ithacan, will go to the mark with
’ th e -handicap of having been idle
' tnort 'of the time since the lant
.iqotfbmr aeunon. Due (o illness he
wii‘i kept o u tJof the indoor inter
collegiate, niul tnort of hi* tuam’s
! boa id tneets, while i none of his
few 'ta rts he was beaten, by John
W atterS, of Harvard, in a trianguJar meet a t Bystnn.
' - Chief among Kirby's rivals will
,*bo Schuyjcr Enck, of Penn State: j
• the Indoor mile champion and}
iWorld's record holder ut 800 melitxc-H, but W uttcra, Thomas Cava- j
naugh, of Bo*,ton College, und Ilo-|
b art Betts, of Princuton, also loom
as strong candidates. The latter i
three are sophomores, with W a t-'
tun* holding forth unusual prom -;
,i*o as a distance j ttir . Together
with Mai Douglas. Yale c a p ta in ..
William. Elliott, of Stanford,* and
Ross, or Univeralty :of C all -1
they com plot o Ti field th a t ]
„ . i t o push the victor to I
close to record time.
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Daily Herald
:a d r a t e s
^rtn en efA T K sW v iT n n m o i t Th e
|c » s h lii A d ra n e e
N IN K T K FN T II SUN A T O lll AI.
FO R
P R O F IT
U S E fT H E M
Political
FO R
o f s n io o i, n o tn n .
I w ish t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a
can d id a te
for
M ember
of
th e
School H o a rd of S em in o le C o u n t y
fr o m S ch o o l D i s t r ic t No. 3. s u b j e c t
to t h e "decision o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c
p r i m a r y t o b ehulcl J u n e J. |»24.
______________H . . H . J’A T T IS H A L L . -
M & O F .T H E H D U I I .
NO PLACE nke home—tbjRV
way you feel if you board and
room nt the Uhcoln Hotel.
NOTICE—To the merchants of
Sanford nnd elaewhere, I, A. M.
Rcmusat, will not be responsible
for debts corttracted_by my wife.
W. E. SMITH rooflnf; fontractorI put on all kinds of roofs. Roof
repairing, painting and asphaltcoating. • All work gaunranteed.
Prices reasonabte. Phone 281.
BEST TABLE} board in the city,
57.00 per week. Lincoln Hotel.
E
EASTER LILIES now beautiful.
Sweet pea corsage, I he color you FOR SA LE-^F otA Road ite r prac
tically new. Bargain. Sec Stew- '
want. Stewart, tho
___
rt Dutton.
FD R 'S A L E —UeSoto paints and aFOR
SALE!—Reo Coupe, lata
vanrishc.. at Saufotd Novelty
model, exceNent condition. Bar
154-tfe gain. See Davis a t Mi-Lady’s
Works, aole agenta.______ 154TYPEW RITER RIBBONS — F o r1Shoppe.
use on Royal, Remington or L.
C. Smith typewriters. Will sell
for one-half price. Herald office.
FOR SALE}—Egry cash register.
510 cash. Herald office.
F o il SALE — Remington type________ ________
! writer, with wide carriage, in; MIRACLE Concrete C<*^
good condition. $25 cash. Inquire
«-«mcnt work, aldcwUka, build
i a t Herald office;_________________ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R.
- 'F O R SALE— Dniry nnd” stable Tcrwilleger. Prop.______________
manure, car lots. Link & Bag- Lumber and Building
|py, Box 2461, Tnmna. Fla.
C arter Lumber Company
We want you to look over our
*N. Laurel S t. Phone 565.
Celery Farms lutings before buy FOR SALE}—Good Jersey cow.
B., care Herald.
HILL LUMBER CO.
House e i
ing We wilt save you money.
Service. Quality n*ul Prlca
FOR SALE—At
•At n bargain one
FOR SAI.E- -House and lot close New Home sewing mnchlne 113 Phone 135.
in, lil.OOO.
Myrtle Street.
___ ,
FOR SALE}—One new oil range nt
:F 0R SALE— acre celery farm
a bargain. Mrs. J. 1- Miller.
with 6 room house In fine condi FOR SALE—Two Dodge radia
tion. Easy term s.
.
*
tors, at a bargain; 207 French
FOR SAP?} -lu acres. 12 acres all Ave.
rent well located
, tiled. A No, 1 condition; easy BOARD nnd room best in -town, WANTED—To
furnished
bungalow
,by respon
prices
right.
Lincoln
Hotel.____
ftrm s.
sible* party. I nanswering this ad
w
RABR1TS—Two white flemish be sure to name price wanted, com
'M(H)E}RN bungalow, dose in, well
rabbits mule. Say it with’ E’low- plete description of property In
**• located, easy tefnis.
ers. Stewart. 811 .Myrtle Ave.
cluding number of bed rooms and
exact location. Address “ Resident**
5-ROOM house, new, nhout three
care The Sanford Herald.
miles out on Orlando road,
MiVtt tih r
’olitical ,,
wncements
N
I MISCELLANEOUS
| AUTOMOBILES
AND
aval,
1 ■ ■»
A ••K
-REPAIRS"^
SALE—
lilS T llir r . ' *
•1 a n n o u n c e m y
ran d td n cy .fo r
n o m i n a t i o n ns H t n t r S e n a t o r fro m
i t h e N i n e t e e n t h S e n a t o r i a l D is t ric t .
I su b ject to th e D e m o c ra tic P rim a ry
1 0 c h ll«e | : o be h e l d J u n e 3 rd . I a m a n a t. W ■ Mac I t o r n e y a t la w D m c ti c ln i t tit Bani t i n i i o a i u T t ip *p u n u c L i n . He a 11a* I fo r d . F l o r i d a , a n d h a v e b e e n a resSTIIUCTION.
. 4a a line i Id eu t o l a n d a t t o r n e y In t h e N ln eI h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c n n d ld a d y
Type double nbova I* t e e n t h S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t f o r 11 f o r r e - e l e c t i o n a s m e m b e r of th e
y e a ra . Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill b e g r e a t
H oard o f
P u b li c
In s tru c tio n for
ly a p p r e c i a t e d .
dale* are fo r conH rm ln n le Count}*, F lo r id a , r e p r t *
1
L E W I S O n itY A N .
S e n tl n v S cho ol
D i s t r i c t No. 2, of
|^n"ert|on!,*
, ' ,K
FOI* S T A T S .XTTOIINKY.
1 of average lenirtn
S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o
th e
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D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y to be h eld on
d a c y fo r . d i p o f f i c e o f S t a t e A l t o r J u n e 3rd. 1924.
if^a 3iio fo r brat
n e y f o r t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r _________
CILXS. A. DALLAS.
c u it of F lo rid a. su b je c t to th e D em
ilnr I* restricted .to
o
c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o b e h e ld J u n o 1. FOR Ml'. MID. II S l ’HOOI. n O A lt lf.
welflcatlon.
1 h ere liy a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n
1924.
or la made T h e Sand i d a t e f o r r e - c l e c t l o n t o t h e o ff ic e
, , 1 1 1 be responsible
_________________ J . A. S C A R L E T T .
of
m e m b e r of th e H o ard of P u b l i c
, incorrect Insertion.
FOJt, COUNTY COM >1 IS .MON P it .
In stru ctio n .
rep resen tin g
School
»r, f*>r sub seq uent
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y D i s t r i c t No. 1 of S e m i n o le C o u n t y ,
grTHe office should be
f o r tjie o f f ic e o f C o u n ty C o m m i s s u b j e c t lo t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y
Imedlately In c a s e of
s i o n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r T w o lo be held nrv J u n e 3rd. 1924.
o f Semi Ofgdh C o u n t y . s u b j e c t t n th e _____________FITTE D T. W I L L I A M S.
|D T F .n T I> E lll.
a c t i o n « f pfio D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y TO T il F. VOTPItH O p ~ T llF . IPTTI
J u n e 3. 1921.
1
represen«*tlTe thorSKNATORIAI. U tS T ItlC T .
__________
J O H N 31E1SCII
(lllar with rsfns, rules
A fter due c o n sid eratio n . I h a v e
Icatlon. w i l l ,H i v e you
FOR C O U N T ! V6 * i o <t l U t T I N D
d
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c
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d to b e c o m e a c a n d i d a t e f o r
Information.
And If
ATTOIIN KY.
re-electio n
to t h e
S tate S en ate
[bay will atalat you In
I w is h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a h a l 1 fr o m t h e 19th S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t ,
for want Ml to m ak e
b e n c a n d i d a t e f o r th e o ff ic e of co m p o s e d o f G r a n it e . S e m i n o le a n d
C o u n t y P r o s e c u t l n K A t t o r n e y , s u b O sceo la C o u n ti e s , s u b j e c t t o t h e
<u»*.
j
e c t to t h e
endorsem ent
of
th e D e m o c r a t i c p r l n m n r y to bo h e ld
»t n a t g o T i u i e .
D e m o c r a t * v i d e r s a t t h e J u n o 3rd. J u n e 3.-d.
I r e s p e c t f u l l y s o l ic i t
t ahould Klee th e ir
y o u r s u p p o r t.
unrafuUN’.
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’ G E O RGE C. H E I t n i N O . ^ ______________M. O. O V K H S T H E ET.
*lr phone number- If
■ P o t t C o u n t y 'c o m m i s s i o n e i l
F O ll COUNTY J l ’ilKF.. ,.
i results. A b ou t/.on e
1 h e r e b y u n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y
1 h ereb y a n n o u n c e my can d id a c y
J«f a thousand baa a
f o r re-electio n * f o r t h e o f f ic e of fo r t h e o f f ic e e f C o u n t y J u d i t e
|in.l .th e o th e r s can't
C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r o f S e m in o le o f S e m i n o le C oun ty ’, s u b j e c t t o . t h e
le .w lth
y o u . u n less
C o u n t y . D i s t r i c t N o. 1. s u b j e c t to a c t i o n o f t h e v o t e r s a t t h e D e m o
fyCtJr eiddreaa.
t h e a c t i o n o f - t h e D e m o c r a t i c p rl- c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e 3.
■aaaee H U S * be
m u r y J u n e 3, 1924.
____________ j o i i n o . l k q n a n n y .
raen at T h e S * » ______________
G. U B L E D S O E .
FOR IIEPHEH E N T ATtV E,
lU office o r h r l e t S1HIH); e a s y t e r m s .
t hereby a n n o u n c e my ra n d td n c y
r o it siin n ttT .
IcaSouc d l « o a l l » .
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c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f S h e r i f f t i v e s f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
If you watjt a city iot. n subur*
f ’CI
Prompt. E f f i c i e n t
o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o th e t o t h e a c t i o n of t h e v o t e r s a t t h e
Home Cooked Meals. Two block?
ban
lot,
a
house
ready
built,
celService.
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3.
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e , 1924.’
c'ry farm, grove ot* anything in business district.
i
F O R R E S T LAKE."
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XV. A. T I L L I S .
PHOENIX HOTEL
the Real Estate, line call us. We
FO ll COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
FOR C L E R K CIR CUIT COURT.
sell a t the owners prieo only.
300 Park Ave.
1 h ereby a n n o u n c e my can d id a c y
I w i t h t o i l n n o u n c e t h a t I tint
' c a n d i d a t e f o r C l e r k o f . t h e C ir c u i t Tor. C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r th e
C o u r t o f S e m i n o le c o u n t y , s u b j e c t [ F i f t h D i s t r i c t . c o m p r i s i n g C h u lu ti
Call and see us. We give you I WANTED—Housework, wnshing
t o D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J t i n o 3rd. ta, G e n e v a a n d O sc e o la , s u b j e c t to
the bargains nnd service.
nt home. Apply 501 4th St.
I f e le c te d . I p r o m i s e tlu- f a i t h f u l t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i
THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.. Stella Banks.
p e r t o r n m n e o o f t h e d u t i e s c o n m a r y J u n e 3.
| T I 1 AHSEHHfm.
___ ___j.AX _ C. A. R A U LE R S O N .
_____ Seminole Hotel A n n e x .___
o ffice.
" announce t h a t I a m a n e c t e d w i t h t h a t W
. L. MORGAN.
“’f o r c l e r k c m i r u i T c o u r t .
FOR SALE—5 acres, 70 Citrus, 38
lor re-electio n t o
Iho
1 h e re b y a n n o u n c e t h a t t a m a
F O ll T A X COM, ECTOR.
al Aaaeaaor o f • Hcmlpear, mulberry, peach, guava, fig,
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C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n of t h e
room
bungalow.
Barn. Small lake. DRF.SSMAklNG by nn artistic
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S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , 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 In' J u n e . 1921
$2,500.00.
8
acres,
299 citrus, 319
•A. V A U G H AN;
_____ II. II. C I I A P P E L U
West Second Street.
_____
a c tio n of th e D c m n cra tlo p rim a ry
grapes,
55
apple,
pear,
pecan,
niultill allEIH K P.
l-’Olt COUNTY JU D G E.
t o bo h e ld i n J u n e .
; berry, peach, plum, cherry, fig,
iri of S em in o le C o u n t y :
T o t h e P e o p le o f f t c m ln n lo C o u n t y :
J N O . D. J I N KIN S.
FOR FISH PROTECTION
innounre in v sclf a con*
| napnya, pommegr'nnate nnd per
1.-OI1 F o V n t i - n o i i l l . t S i n N ' K I I .
I nm a c a n d i d a t e
for
C o u n ty
[Sheriff
of
S e m i n o le
simmon
trees.
Gunvas
and
strnwI h e r e b y n n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y I r!J?5®;h J ni ,rr1 u-Vi'Fhe nrni'reetntVii01*
ct t.( th e n o ti o n o f llie
WEST I’AI.M HEATH, Mny 3—
berries, shade trees, palms, shurbfo r re-electio n to
th o
o ffice
o f |June
Ao t t i ' T ! * n ’" u - m t - i i u i iv
| primary to b e h e ld on C
o u n ty
C o m m issio n er
f r o n t D IsS A M U E L A. R. W I L M N S G N .
Ccci| It. Phillips of Tampa, state
bery
nnd
flowers.
Soft
water,
*i
If 1 am elected I pledrte t r l c t N u m h o r F o u r
.F O ll COUNTY’ JU D G E .
em inole
T. B. TYSON DEAD.
iilflll tin- d u t i e s o f t h i s C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to t hoef a S
mile depot, church, store, packing;
J or
H 01**'*11
S u b ject, o f courst}, to t hi< act Inn
c t i o n of
beat «f my n b ll lt y .
house. 5' miles
“
W. of Hanford. ?nA ^ sh Protect,on Association,
th e D e m o cratic
p r i m a r y J u n o 3rd, o f th e D e m o c r a tic p rim a ry to lie
I l ly T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e ss I
B. VI. n it A D Y .
Itclil J u n e 3rd. I w ill lw> a ca n d id a te
1924.
! Bees, poultry, tools. Motlcm"To ls mnk,nK n,t octivc campaign for
CARTHAGE, N. C., May *
for tho o f f ic e e f C ou n yt In d u e of
n. F . W H E E L E R .
f | t UOI.I.ECTOR,
LOST
nn
onportunlty
to
keep)
room furnished house, garage more stringent protection of FlorB.
Tyson,
president
of
the
Komlnnlc
C
ou
n
ty.
I
sh
a
ll
he
u
r
a
te
nmiunce m y s elf a canFO R COirNTY COM M ISSIONER.
times
by
not
tool n r l poultry houses, 58,600.00. itla game nrul fish. On a visit here
brenst
with
the
tin
f
11
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for
the
iiiuulnntlnn
nnd
e
l
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c
and
Jones
Buggy
Company
nn!
Ithr offl....... . T u x ColI horeby an n o u n c e
my
can d i
ending the classified pages of Both plnccs ndjoin for cash 510, he urged a shorter game season
i Winnie C ounty, s u b j e c t d a c y f o r C o u n t y C o n t m l s a l o n e r f o r tion, and If e le c te d t a s s u r e the the Carthage-I’inehurst Rnilrbatl
on of the D e m o c r a t i c IM a trlc t No, 3. S e m i n o l e
newspaper. Herald j 000.00. II. T. Tiller, owner, Pnoln, throughout the stnte to conserve
C o u n t y , c lt ls e n s h lp o f S e m i n o le a f a i r and Company, died pt his home here fol- ypur daily
Lbs liild J u n e 3 rd . 1911. s u b j e c t t n t h o D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y , fa ith fu l a d m i n is t r a t io n o f th e a f
Florida*! wild gnmc, the supply of
want
ads
contain
many in teresting; Fin.
fa
irs
o
f
the
office.
lnwing
a
period
of
ill
health.
He
11 C MAXWELL.
xvhich he stated is still plentiful
J u n e 3. 1924.
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lk
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K
MAIN
KH.
m
enage!.
It
will
pay
you
to
read
TIU.'CK
LAND
foT
sile^T
R
eT
it—
waSjJiS yeara of age. E’unernl ser
U P. HAGAN.
though rapidly du decreasing In
(HUNT FO R S T A T E
F O ll IMlOSKtU TINO A TT O H n V.Y vices will be held hero Thursday them ilailv.
I have developed, partly devcl- ■s;)tnt, districts
117011 NEY.
F O R S H E R IF F .
I d e sir e to e n n o ii n r e to th e c lt lllOST—Near Snnlord or Osteen oped
.
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- mvself a c a n d i d a t e T o t h e V o t e r s o f B f m l n o t e C o u n t y ! s e n s o f S e m in o le C ou n ty th a t I am morning.
anil| undeveloped
trucking!
r» of S ta t e
A tto r n e y , -J hcreh y nn*m»nH|^mi« .fnt*4Ulnrji a c s j t d l d a K JU r.’Ure. itotnlnaXIoii to
35x5
tire
nnd
rim.
Finder
pleasefliind
In
Iowa
City
srctltin
for sale
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_
return to Herald office nnd receive or rent. Write me at once. E. R .!
^Jo't to the D e m o c r a t i c n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e v o t e r s C ou n ty Court o f H em lnole C ou n ty, _ _ _ _ _ _
________ Moore, Oviedo. ETn.
be In-til In J u n e .
If o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o be auhjeet to th e a c tio n of th e D em nIttallnu >•( ' m y
re c o rd h e l d J u r e 3 rd , 1924.
I f e l e c t e d I crntle prlm arv, J u n e 3rd, JBW. J
*ik
ry Is fuvrirlity con ah l
t t c r m i s e - . l / u t r ^ j c ^ t ^ , , i j t . .L a w - d in
RENT —- Furnishtff’
—‘Hub* ^
itfamnxrtrf, * Corner oil .Magnolia Ave. 100 ft.
M r and a c tl v u OUliputL.J
Twisted
the help o f "the "proffeY ttuVinrdTx!17 ft. ...».............. ........... 51350.00
B H N B 8 T F. IIOUHHOLDER
[lill.I.AHU H. S a f l T l I .
unlen nr nnslstnnts and earnestly,
Coiner on Palmetto Aw. 56 ft, x
r
o
i
t
ro
x
sT
A
n
iJ5
tho support of all law en
■ATT COMMISSIONER. solicit
I h e r e b c niiitn iin ce m y s e l f a c a n FOR REN*!*—Two or three fu r
120 ft. ................................. 5850.00 l
forcement
voters,
on
June
3rd.
nished
rooms
for
house
keeping.
laamiiinn my vandldacy
d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t t o n o n J u n o 3rd.
Lot on Eighth St.,58 *£ ft. x
R A Y M O N D I*. A LL E N .
lion to the ,'fflce of
1924 n s C o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r i c t N u m Good location,
Rent reasonable,
117
............................... 58.14).00
Imlulntii r of D istrict “F O i r t O N STA IILB O F IH S T ltlt-T
b e r I. nf H e m ln o le C o u n t y , w h ic h by 'May 1st. Apply Box 43, care
It. C. M A X W E L L
NO. I.
In-ts County, s u b je c t to
Lot on Park Avo„ 55 ft. x 135
In c l u d e s v o t i n g p r r u l n c t i N u m b e r s
Herald.______
T hereby nnnounce that T nm it 1. I . 3 a n d 4. 1 w i l l a p p r e c i a t e t h e
1of the voters o n Ju n e
Ileal Estate
......................................
5UWO.OO
candidate for constable of District s u p p o r t o f a ll v o t e r * In D i s t r i c t Cool furnished "rooms for rent for LEARN ABOUT Polk County and
M.
V.
WHEEI
ER.
No.
I.
subject
to
the
Democratic
Lakeland,
through
th<j
Star-Tele*
I
C, XV. KNT7.MINOF.H.
N u m b e r I.
•
and
the summer. 818 Magnolia Ave. gram . Best advertising medium i n ! 101 Nat. Bk. Bldg. Phone 101-J,
It. C. (CDAITD) W H I T T E N .
9t XTV SCHOOL HOARD primary to tie held June 3rd. 1924.
Said
district
lielnK
composed
of
the
;
Insurance
lianmiucf m y s e lf a c a n FOR Rent—1 or 2 furnished house- South Florida Published mornings.
COM MISSION E ll.
Ban- FIO hlle r eCOUNTY
he-fii-ciii.il an q m e m h u r following voting precincts:
by announce m y randldspy
'
, SANFORD,------FLORIDA
n>° m8, 314
^tnr-Telcy^nxm. Lakeland, Fla.
pty Btwnl of l a b i l e In- lord, I-ako Monroe and Paolo,
WOMANS BODY IN RIVER.
fo r C o u n ty C o m m iss io n e r f o r
th o 6th ° S tiP;r ° r ^
_____ - K. K. XVALKF.H (from D i s t r i c t - ' No. 3, ______ •
F o u r t h D i s t r i c t of H em ln o le C o u n
[tjledo,
O sceo la , an d F o il HUPMU’XTI’NDKNT l»r,l*un- ty.
room with ,nJVERTIS>}Tn th q ^ o u rn a f-H c r
S u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f th e FOR1 RENT— X nice
I lly Thp Asaitrlntnl I’r r u )
rtb jfrt io th e a c t i o n of
I.1C INSTItUf-riON/' ' .
J u n e P r i m a r y o f 1924. ..............
pnr|or,
music
and
dancing.
A aid, South • Georgia's greatest
RAPPAHANNOCK,* Va.. May 3.
t hereby announce my candhlftcy
h tle p ' l m a r y , J u n o 3rd.
>
.
C. L XX E 6T .
fine lobby nnd smoking room, fin- new sp ap er.'M o rn in g , afternoon,
p*x e ftx e d n« a n tem - for re-election , tf> tlioj/ olflre hf --------- F O ' i r j l ' s T l V i : OF I 'E A C E
and ^ m ia y Classified r a u ’s | ~ Tlu‘ ^
><
1 BKirdiMnce 1915, ami county Superintendent ,• Uf *'. I’uhria
1 h e r e b y . aunt»iMu|p m y c a n d i d a c y cst large porch In town. A go6d wrekiy
of Bemlnolp- (lounty. fnr .lu s lic e o f IV xre In it ml for the hot and cyld bath, and a meal that 10c perr line. Waycross Journaln,,In
f°uni1 •» I 3" 3 K't|>P«hi»p*•« i-hlilrnfiln
o f - , th e Innlructlon
_
Dll. es|ii-rta1ly Ills me s u b je c t to the Democratic .primary F irst D istrict o l Hem lnole C on otv.
nnck river tmlay." Indientions are
will suit you. It’s where tho home Heraltl, Waycross, Georgia,
Members Florists Telegraph Pa*
| t l ri'iu iic d of A . . H o a r d to ho held on June 3rd, 1924, • >
P. M. E L D E R
folks stny. Rates, room 53.00 per'T O ItEACH the prosperous farm- that the hotly has been jh th'* tvater
^1 If 1 • -••lerleil I p rn m T. XV. LAWTON.'livery Association
'bn
I) a
tllA . . .
•
9
If I i
Js/'iiiMli-nlluua a n d con i
week and *dp.
Board f 57J10
p e r c i 1^ and• fern
growers
of* -Volusia'
severnl days. It- was clothed in
FOll JUSTICE OF TIIK Pfi*Xt:» ^
foie* -x h a a b e e n ren d * , | hereby announce that I nfn a
week.
Lincoln
Hotul._____
1
county
advertise
In
the
DcLand
1
high
boots
nnd
u
brown
I;^ling
coat.
811 Myrtle Ave. Phone 160-W
I «(*nv w arn o f nervlce. candidate for the 'office of Jiistlcu
A “ HOME like^ place, rooms with Daily News, rate lc per word, eauh —------------■--------------------| CHAR i \ liA riU lS O N .
of
the
I’cane
In
»ml
for
tl
_____GenaSfn, F l o r i d a .
or without bonrd, best table wUh order. _ ______
Justice District of Hrmtnole’Coun
■4*- *»••• h«
patron* _and e e l ,1 | - «fd la l* ’l r •*«*
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RESU LTS
Miscellaneous
Announcements
H
What are the needs of the hour—the
most imperative demands of home or busi
ness?
Do you seek a new'house, apartment or
flat?
Would you like to move to the country,
the mountains or seashore for the summer?
Is the cook leaving, and would you
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing and capable?
Are skilled office workers needed in
business?
Are additional helpers necessary in
store, factory, mill or office?
Are you out of work and in need of
pleasant, profitable employment?
u desirous of supplementing your
lycw c by part time work in some congenial
ideavor?
Id a profitable business venture in
terest you?
Have you lost or found some article of
value?- •
'^
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell
ing, renting, exchanging?
. In the solution of all these needs of the
hour and scores of others that are just as im
perative.
BUILDING
MATERIAL
REAL ESTATE
WANTED
FOR RENT
t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
DRESSMAKING-
Apartments
For Rent
FOR RE}NT—rTwu roam furnlshwi
apartm ent, com er 4th St. and
Oak Ave. Phone 260-3.
FOR RENT—Well located repair
shop. It’s well lighted and ven
tilated a t a reasonable rental. Applv P. O. Box 1088._____________
E’OR RENT—Two room apart
ment. 202 Park Ave.
Read Herald Want Ads For Profit
Use Them for Results
LOST AND FOUND
FOR R E N T TWO room apartm ent, downtovm
business section. 525 monthly to
responsible party. Inquire a t San
ford Herald office.
BUSINESS AND PROEESSKM l
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
ROOMS FOR RENT r?w,'rd _
Advertising
i f.
Schelle Maines
•I* LAWYER -I— Court Houso
STEWART The Florist *
Flowers For AH Occasions
George A. DeCottes
Attorncx-sf-Law
7 O'er Seminole County
*'.r **.
ia n k
Sanford, ■
" r - Florida
&
HOUSES FOR RENT
.*Kra us b v T .x t iv » ;
7
■'fully u A u o u u re m yaelf
the - H o u s e of
Wont
'.Kentlnpln
“Mtl'Di .the, 1 P- ntncratlc
**4lf *jirt*-tnintlV(} Icg lsP** Ixnefl’ ' '
1 ^------
ty, XVlIh Gift’ leKiid and efficient
OsNlatanf'e of ’the exhtnllte «>ffleers
nf the county 1 promise trt dn my
duty without . Iireludlre.,,^!
K O. 8TRlNttF.KT.MiXV.
4■ ■ ■
NOTlt’FT
FOR*RENT—Sovba room house,
modem, conveniences; • electric
llbht and city *watcr. , Also flow
ing* w c ll.in 'y h rd , » Chicken house
and; gnrngA- • E’tortt uthd^. back ern
trance. I’hone 284.
hourd, 57.00 per week. Lincoln!A LITTLE WANT AD in The
HotcL-------------------------------------------------- Herald will bring you big rcTWO light housekeeping room s'suits. Advertise those old articles
'• w ith oath room privilego, - hot you have stored away nnd have
s& gsaas
L ^ o n B O m y ea m lld acy f,,r u N^voml term o f n f l j u i X’lll he
R ieniifn«rtpinor for. ths a r e a lly ' a p p r e c ia te d .
l , ' ° to w n s
I..7*
ntnl Al,i
.|au*t r e s p e c t fu lly
t h e v n t t t ; nf
It m ,!!'J *I’Tlfoary to he
H. B. Lerwjs Co.
IM
At 107 I’urk Avjc. jL’hot
plvtely furnlshetl until Odt< 15. ilKST R 0 0 5 t and bonnl In San- •’hono 148 ant? n representative
ford; rates $10.00 per week a n d , will call to see you,
On Magnolia Ave. Referencon px^
up." IJncoln Hotel,
” * .t FLORIDA—ORLANDO-^ Orlando
changed.
P. O. B y x d U l ; •
XODGU
s
TG
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tho
best
p
l
^
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Santinel;; largest claw iV1 " * * " "
,^OR REhJT—*^our o^’ fiv.e room
townT Rales, rooms 5100;-w ith fi^ .b tM n e sJ^ ra te lc a word, m l n - 'n r o v e d f o r & a l e a t r e a . bungqlow. moilehl And pew. Hose
privato bath »1.60. Lincoln Hotel.
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been built bi'Gernxapyl._
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quire
J ikIkc o f H c m ln o U C o u n ty , *tibjcct Ax-o. A. Snyder.
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t o th e 'D e m o c r a t ic prim ary. J o n e 3. |.
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my
e a n d l- , 3 » i l
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service,
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WANTED—Banr^rd business men
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who are3, in need, o! "conipetent
•Uitate .for l > - e | * c l l o n to tho nfflro
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ji-ot til t h e lirtlon o f the l U m » - page of The Herald. Thera.*! no
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mr 1 *('I f.
Clfr r r u t l c p r im a r y to ho held on Ju n e
J®
3. J f e le c te d for u n u lh e r lerni I
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n n a o tn /tf Gift p le f la s t,u fulfill thw ililtle* of the nei|i w u cii um dv
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stnlitt fur -that u Bax'u contlt/cfed' it
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Partly cloudy in north p
portion; probable showers In the
southern portion tonight and to- T
morrow.
I
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j fa Florid*’* Heart,
rid’g Greatest Vegetable
Its Blehest Garden Land
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924.
FIRST PICTURE OF RECENT TORNADO
r<«t 1H i. >Vli
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
PREDICTION IS
A BUSY WEEK
FOR CONGRESS
„ of Moderates, Cleri-
Most of Routine Business Dis
posed of But Week’s Sche
dule S till. Remains Crowd
ed—First Test of New
House Rule Allowing Dis
charge of. Committee by
Petition To Come Todny.
^i-ats nnd Peoples
et 229 Seats or Ten
pmm
a
• - 0
A II
Than
ai Total
----- - of
_ _All
Filled by All Other
, Combined-May Put
i Report In Execution
S
i , A««wintml Prr»«)
; May 5.—The promised
Jon in the moderates,
; tho socialists, clerical,
and people's party, U
u assured on the basis
returns In esterday’s
Ary election. Thus the
larently have placed the
approval on the Dawes
|n report. lenders of the
including Foreign MlrrMsemnnn, bases the camthc adoption , and cxecu(ports as a sure cure for
(try’s ills.
Riahcps of .Methodist Churches
Take Stand Favoring World
Court and Union of Metho
dist Churches
NUMBER 30
Chinese-QbjectTo^.
Closed Door Policy
TOKIO, May 5—The delega
tion representing the Chinese
association of Tokio called on
Foreign Minister Matsui today
and presented a memorial pro
testing against the Japanese
exclusion of Chinese saying the
Chinese expect the same con
sideration that Japan Is seeking
from America. The delegation
emphasized that although all
colored races are interested in
the legislation to bar Asiatics
from America it would be im
possible to stand
together
while Japan maintained the
present restrictions on Chinese
immigration.
New York Company Makes
Substitute Offer for Muscle
Shoals Guaranteeing $120,
000,000 for Fifty Year
— Lease or Entire Plant-Com
pany Will Make 40,000 tons
Of Fixed Nitrogen at Coat*
f l l r T h r S sanrinl-il l * r r » |
t»*
SHnflatfS PrfM.
IVrtSHINGTON. Muv
— AIWASHINGTON, May 5.—A sub
I th’otigb most of the routine busi
stitute bid has been presented to
ness has been cleared from their
t)\p government by the Union GarIlly Tin- .iMiirlnlnl I’rraul .
| calendars,'both the senute and. the
SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 5.—
bido Company of New York offer
(By Tho Associated Press).— The
house ha'"e schedules for this week
ing a guarantee of $120,000,000 for
union of nations in the cause of
which call for six busy days.
a fifty-year 'lease of all of the
pCace nnd the Union of the Meth
The
first
test
of
th?
new
house
Muscle Shoals property. The or
odist churhces of America in the
lulo permitting the discharge of
cause of Christianity were endorsiginal
Carbide Company offer dealt
committees by petition will come Resolution Will Be Introduced to
ed by;Ub'6 JM»bops of the Method
with
only
a part of the project.
.tomorrow
when
an
effort
will
he
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•
n
ist Episcopal Church in" their ad
Compare American Navy Wiilji
Just one of the many building-Awhich were demolished when the tornado swept through Georgia. made- to take the Bur kelpy bill to
Under
the
new offer, the com
dress to the’ qundrinnial general This In the office building of the A. iT^aiall Co. at Macon, Ga. Eugene fthrent (negro with bandaged
Those of England Aiyff*\*./
indole
bqlish1rthy railroad labor bourd
pany
agrees
to
manufacture on. a
Japan.
conference -here Sunday. The re head) was one of many buried under debris of the building.
* * '
rom fh* commerce committee. The
port, the official pronouncement of
cost
plus
basis
40,000
tons of Axm!
A
*
'
fight will ulso involve n test of
Ill) Thr Auorlalril V/ram I
the episcopacy was presented by
nitrogen
in
the
form
of “urea” a
the
house
sentiment
upon
ruilrond
WASHINGTON* M
5.—Two
Bishop Joseph E. Berry of Phila
legislation generally.
new
fertilizer
which
the
company
resolutions will be Wroduced Mon
delphia, senior bishop ‘of
the
Delegates
Gather
Tax Land Pension Bills
claims
has
been
endorsed
by the
church.
With the tax bill holding the day in the house with the object depratment of agriculture. It also
For
Bankers’
Meet
Jition Gets 220 Seats
Limitation of the church’s ban
the
present agrees to observe the federal water
floor there will be no question of of ascertaining
IN, May 5.—A provisional on amusements to those which can
a vehicle for debate in the senate, strength of the American navy, power act ahd distribute through
(Hr Thr .laiMM-latril !*rr<uO
Iputies was hcosen by the not be enjoyed in the name of
but in addition thut body faces nn
out the South power for industrial,
JACKSONVILLE, May 5—
effort to pass the Burstnn pension particularly as compared with agricultural and home uses.
in yesterday’s German Jesus Christ was recommenced by
Several
hundred
delegates
gath
the
bishops,
who
also
suggested
those
of
Great
Britain
and
Japan.
bill
over
President
Coolidge’s
veto
ased on returns received
New Service Is to Begin on July
Permits Issued by Clerk’s Office
Mnaufacturinx Center.
■
means of combining the divorce
Representative Britten, of Illi
ami discussion of the Isle of I’iiu-i
ered today here for the tenth
1 With Deliveries Within
. Show Building Activities
The
company
offers
to
develop
a
o’clock today gives the ex- problem nnd favored prohibition
treaty, both set for Tuesdny, and nois, ranking Republican on the manufacturing center at Muscle
-----------35
Hours
—*
—
nnnuai
convention
of
Southern
Equalled
S25.H1I.
lition of Moderates, So- enforcement and restriction of im
a bate chance that the motion for national committee, announced Shoals to turn out other products.
Bakers Assocution including J.
discharge of the special internal Sunday he would propose thut the The bid stipulates that 60,000
IClerical.i. Democrats and migration into this country. They
fllr The Aaaorlalrd 1’r r n i
Building
permits
during
the
I.. Skelton, president, Johnson
re-affirmed
the
church's
fundamen
revenue investigation committee navy repartment transmit to con
WASHINGTON,
May
5.—Doily
(party members 229 seats
month of April totaled $25,811, ac may be brought up for uction the gress a report covering twenty- horsc-pqwer would be reserved for
tal doctrines in view of *. present air mail service between New York City, Tenn. Tho meeting todny
aore than n total of nil day theological controversy.
was jnerely for registration. cording to ligures given out Mon same day.
seven points, while Representative the manufacture of fertilizer at
nitrate plant No. 2, at cost plus 6
The
opening
session
of
the
con
nnd
San
Francisco,
with
deliveries
by the numerous othWhile several of its open inquir Rogers, Republican, Massachusetts, per cent. One half of the five per
War Is Law of Jungle
day by the city clerk’s office, l-nst
vention
proper
is
tomorrow
and
ies are working lowurd early con said he would offer n terse resolu cent profit would be used in re
combined.
Condemning war ns ‘‘a law of the within 35 hours, or from one morn tlie session will be held on the
ing nctivity in Sanford since Jun. I clusion,
the sennte will mill a new tion of inquiry. Roth rcclared they
jungle” nnd "organized revenge," ing to' the following evening, will
Masn Hotel roof.
month's figures increases the build, ono this week when hearings will were ucting ns n result of the re search work to improve and cheap
IN, May Y.—A parliamen- the bishops ndvocuted the entry of begin July 1, it was announced
en tho fertiliser process.
to $110,331, 'it was further an begin in the Mayfield Texas elec cent report of Admiral Counts,
Uition comprising the So- the United States into the world Sunday by Postmaster General
If a commercial fertiliser pro
commnndcr-in-chlef
of
the
battle
tion
case.
Senator
Spencer,
Re
nounced.
[Clerical, Democratic nnd court.
cess
is developed that ia adapt
.
..
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.....
fleet,
in
which
deficiencies
in
the
New,
The
time
of
transit
will
be
With $140,334 In building con publican, Missouri, chairman of the
| parties, which will com‘‘The church of Jcaus Christ.”
able to plant No. 1, the company
special
sub-committee
which
has
I
navy
were
pointed
out.
| sufficient majority to put the report rend, "must never again cut to 21 hours probably within a
struction thus far this year, these
the Inquiry in charge, announced I Outlining the resolution, he will agrees to manufacture fertiliser a t
lions of the Dawes report quietly acquiesce in national or in few months, the postmaster gener
figures
eclipse
those
for
the
first
public sessions would begin as soon | ”ffer- Mr. Britten said, it would that plant also at cost plus fl\e
ution, has been ussured ternational policies which promote al believes.
four
months.of
last
year
by
$3,00-1.
us formnl reports were received once more call to the attention per cen t Of this profit it would
general . elections held warlike tempers and attitudes, it
Figures
for
the
first
four
months
of the country shocking state of spend one-half jn further expert-.
Special
air
mail
postage
has
from Texas election clerks.
|at Germany Sunday. Thi3 must do' more than mildly protest.
of
1922
show
the
nctivity
to
have
been
arranged
and
special
stamps
The Daugherty committee, the oiir unpreparedness In a naval mental work or for the amortiza
elusion reached late Sun- The whole strength of the United
tion of the investment of thei gov
Member.i of the Sanford Police totaled $105,773.
Texas land frauds committee und sense."
tat government hendquar- Church of Christ must be thrown in three denominations, 8 cents, lfl
ernment in nitrate plants Numbers
.
!.nst
month’s
construction
ex
<173,000,000
Wasted.
cents
und
25
cents,
will
be
distrib
Department
and
_
officers
of
tho
that
inquiring
into
tho
indictment
r u'/competent appraisal with compelling force against war
1 and 2.
.
ceeded
that
of
April,
1923,
by
ex
“Just
imagine,"
he
declared
in
'n
uted
to
all
the
principal
efties
of
.
.
sheriff’s
force
together
with
th"
of
Senator
Wheeler,
Democrat,
slums ulread received.
like policies and preparations.
2,000,000
Tons
Per
Year.
actly
$701.
There
were
40
permits
statement,
"spending
$175,000,000
"Our position must be that inter the country for use in specially de- candidates for th escvernl county iosued during the month, the larg Montano*are listed for activity dur over n period of years for submar
■•Party Bloc Strong
Two million tons of fertiliser
letters to go by plane. offices were the guests-of the
ing the week.
The Daugherty
ng that the peoples party national wnrfare unless indisput signating
est of which was issued to L. H. committee probably will continue ine construction only to And that could be produced from the annual
Three
zones
have
been
designated
First
Baptist
Cnurch
Sunday
night
lieeialist continue to muln- ably 1n self-defense or defense of for portage purposes, one between when the pastor, Rev. F. D. King, Gihbs far $4,200 and the next be to delve into Chicago liquor cusos we have not a single ship that ia supply of “urea" which the com■position in Sunday’s bal humanity, is a monstrosity of the New York and Chicago, another
iy agrees to manufacture, the
und the Wheolar committee Is cx- worth a darn."
hir. evening sermon with ing tp Lee Brothers for $4,000.
i rellccted in tno early re pagan past which has absolutely no between Chicago nnd Cheyenne, nprefaced
states, i f ' the material is
Others securing permits were: pocted to consider documents ob"If it takes the government ten
short
talk
on
the
"Administra
even probable that the proper place in the program of the and the, third between Cheyenne tion of Law."
i-JKompcy DuAlarr, A. H. Smith, W. tained from -the departmaot nf.lyears U-hyljd a uwl«aa aubmajutM shipped ip- Aoncaairstfd /rom to
modern
world.
We
re*
peut
fully
re
Joe. will hnvn- tullijustice relating to the grand jury "°® lon» will it reulrc to build a the point of uMraAt mixed Jn the’
San Frnnclaco. An 8 cent nir
In his message to the officers A. Ciillis, Edward Randall, Wragdng In the new'folcfistng mind the government of the United und
*3*
'Jgqood.one?
•***f~y--*! t’
mail
stamp
will
carry
an
ounce
it to earry through the States th at we expect the federal UUes.Juiywhers within one zone, nnd seekers
Zip "I "ntn crrtnirrwfr navy-hrnot tm ’ft
m
inister
ou
•J. annulment*. - with, a u t b o r i U o a - A o - d i s c o v e r n r p w t h o d
Should th is-bid‘prove unaccept
.. .
bills a parity with England’s nnd I am
o t h e r - . t h a n , w a r t o ae U le -u itw ib g '*
n n v w h e r e vvithi
'fttf&sSii aid. Crony the »Un„l
not sure thnt Japan is very far able, the company offera to take
remaining
to
be
considered,
its
two
adjoining
zones,
und
a
25
cen
.
.....
M
S
P
cent
order
npplicnble
not
only
in
this
p*
Stringfellow,
John
Angrctt,
W.
nt factions, of w hich tional disputes.
were naid to be practically behind us, notwithstanding our over and manage the entire prop
Emphasizing the duty of Anier- stump unywKere within tho three city and county, but .everywhere in j" Iw v ey , Catherine Halley, r. leaders
be several groups.
marking
time until nn expression light under the Washington con erty for fifty years, excepting tm
the
country.
Aft'
r
extending
a
IL
Harris,
K.
b.
Johnson,
John
Arzones.
(the nationalists and com- icu to use her vast resources nnd
grett,
A.
K.
Marshall,
John
Arof
uttitude
upon the McNary- ference to be nearly twice her size. navigation facilities, and sell thr
Letters from points not on the welcome and appreciation of their
|ihow decisive gains, it is wealth for the succor of other na
"Our greutest necessity is pro hydro-electric power and pay the
grett, C. D. Tew, J. II. Hutchinson, Haugcn farm relief bill could be
nir
mail
route,
if
bearing
proper
attendance,
Rev.
King
launched
tions,
the
bishops
endorsed
the
dered that their increases
per nvlntion to accompany the government the revenue from three
Z.
B.
Rutliff,
K.
K.
Cooper,
R.
J.
obtained
from
the
White
House.
into
his
discussion
by
declaring
air
mail
stumps,
will
bo
transm
it
ute a menace to the poli- statement of President Coolidge
Holly.
iiy, I*. N. Fay,
w Klino Aires, M. If assurance
, ia _given that an exec- licet, yet we nre taking five or six fourths of all the power. The com
■ch the four coalition that the* nation could net maintain ted to tho nearest air mail field that the administration of law is L. Miller,
Addie
Davis,
L.
F.
Roper,
|
utivo
veto
not meet the years to build plane carriers which pany’s reward would be the uee> of
itself by material prosperity alone. for dispatch without additional a matter of serious concern for 4V. F. Lewis, Thclnin Shaw, C al-1meusure, it would
pledged.
was
said,
it would bo should be constructed in three.” one-fdurth of the hydro-electric
every
citizen.
He
supplemented
postage.
Any
class
of
mail,
in
"We believe profoundly," they
The Britten resolution will not energy developed at Muscle Shoals.
ra-reactionnries icil by
given
precedence
in
the
next few
vin
Teague,
L.
II.
Burke,
C.
Peter
parcel post packages may thin with tho declaration thnt no
only
touch on the strength of the
|LudendorfT failed to devel- said, "that the United States of cluding
Would Lease Plant.
da*,
y
son,
J.
Wilmot,
Herbert
Reel,
F.
America should co-operate with bo sent by air mail but only at set of o . .core could enforce',a law
American uuvy, bat will seek in
expected strength,
In
addition,
the company agrees
Another
house
bill
of
intorest
to
unless
these
men
hnij
the
co-opoL.
Woodruff,
I,.
H.
Thrasher,
J.
A.
formation from the navy depart to lease nitrate plant No. 2 at a
punt of the ballots is pro- the other nations of the world in regular air mail rates.
farmers
is
thut
designed
to
carry
ration
of
the
citizens
Vlf
tluffl
pnrRumbley,
4».
\V.
Williams,
Swope
The "’nil planes will fly by night tlcular community. ' " \ ' > Douglass, Mrs. Minnie Jones M ss out the recommendations of the in ment ns to strength, in various yearly rental of $150,000 and ni
extremelo slowly ovying bringing about world justice and
eness of the incoming re- world peuce. 'We, therefore, give over n thousand nilles of lighted
terior department’s fact-finding particulars, of the British and Jap- trate plant No. 1 at $26,000 and
In asking for tho (uH support'
E.Ya»s*
the cocplications arising our hearty endonement to the aii way between Chicago and Chey
y a royalty on Waco quarry.
commission
relating to reclamation. nnu.se navies.
u,ld Jupiter Hearings will
Friends Alarmed.
[the presence of twenty- reposition that ouf country shall enne; tho piolts being guided’ by of the citizens of the coifnty In be-’ J*‘;'],,i* 1 •
c company would undertake to
be opened boforu tho
ecomc
u
member
of
the
permanent
half
of
local
officers.
Rev.
■
King
^"K
e.
automatic ucetylcne lights placed
Representative Rogers declared make fertilizer at plant No. 2.
hy tickets on the official
public
lands
committee
during
the
,
■««
Only 150 out of 2,000 pre- court of international justice. And every three mile*. Every 25 miles pointed out thut the life of the of- '-,'
The proposal is signed by E. F.
r.rw week with Elwood Mead, the thnt "the friends o fthe American
Greatcr Berlin had rc- it is our firm conviction that all of tho night air lane has an enter- ficcr should commend itself to the S a i l f o r d P o l i c e F o r C C new commisioner of reclamation, navy have recently become greatly Price, preeldent of the Union Car
nations
should
agree
to
submit
to
XT-™,—,
gency landing Held provided with people. He declared that the offi' midnight.
Secretary Work scheduled as alarmed at the disclosure concern bide Company, a Virginia subsid
impartial tribunals all ’ disputes powerful searchlight^T nnd at rc r’s life should be one such ns to G e t
N eW
U l m O r m S and
ing the physical condition of our iary of tha Union Carbide and
otk Their Politics
witnesses.
.
.......—
war vessels, ns well as the inade Carbqn Corporation.
ptive foreigners who as- that threaten the world nnd which about every 250 miles -(here is u inspire the confidence und good| ‘
.
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___
. tv
quacy in the number of several
wt the average native cannot be adjuslc.f by the usual regular-'Innding Held vrith search' will of the people whom he repre- ’ Mem he vs of the local police force
> lights visible Tor f.roifi.,100-bo 150 sonts.
types." if the navy really is be
.
are wearing the "smile that lasts'* Three Aviators And
»nkly confess his political process of diplomacy.. •
In their endorsement of the uni miles when flashed ip the ajr.,
The minister further divided his now. Th» runson is that tho new 5 Planes Seized By ing maintained at the ntrength
**, in Sunday’s elections
agreed upon ut the
message into three parts discus.-- summer unjfdrms for the depart
prised to. discover that fication of Methodist Episcopal
(UnfertinevikW addefl. *:
ing In order thy ..folfftHtoft .juk-, ruent...ar*lvw)fAuiUy >«Hl »Uv— 191
utions were either viewed Church with the Methodist Episco
.Officer
s
A
t
'
Ocala
M akingW hY
_
pal Church, South, the bishops recan be dismissed.
•
eerw.are nt>W “hit
kfttiBtteribft W ''impres
“
But
if
we
are
not,"
he
added,
iTed oy the officer and supported the saying goes.
d i r T h r A a « o r ia ( r il P r r a a )
development in Christian un
The new uniforms which were
in hfV
own It*®
life;"
“T
he«' officer
un independent straw sive’’
OCALA,
May 5.—At the request “it is incumbent upon the adminis
hl!*
*
"The/
otTtcer
»f shop clerks, hotel em- ification. Two branches o f , the . G o v e r n m e n t U l l l C i a i S I „h„uld allow his name to be placed purchased through tho firm of of the federal government Sheriff tration nqd congress to ntuke good
lind news vehders was :evangelical church had joined, they
'■’V -------lbefore tho peopl cbecaues the of- Woodruff Si Watson, are of blue Thomas, of Marion county, today the deficiencies. It is as fundamen . w M o T ^ n i "
f o...r Tfc«for serge and of light summer mater arrested three Cubans who camp tal a policy of the American na
I rebuked for prying into sjnted, three groups of .Lutherans
. . . . A s-oeiatea
.
j fleer offers an opportunity
legislation making waldng
considered «n Iroffclad ae- had done tho sonic, und.-priiigW.*
iVANAi. May . 5.—Prediction*(serving the people. —
and
1 "The ial. With the two-picco suits were here'to learn flying from the avia tion to maintuin'tho 5-5-3 Ovaty national
.HAY
war
illegal
and an international
w*s
being
mnd^Inthe
m
vging
of
navy
rntio
us
|t
is
to
maintain
the
[ personal business.
that thl* outbreak'in Santa Clara | oath of office andi the
th confidence of ordered white leather-oil jeaps, tion squadron, which has been lo
conference to'settle defi
* live years’' experience three influential denominations . in nrovineo will he ended within t w o ‘be people should be held sacred," which further add to the comfort cated near Ocala for the In^t five Monroe doctrine. Inactivity by economic
administration or by congress nitely th e ' uestion ofq Europe's
p maP brand of democ- Canada, whlie the union of several 2 * 2 £
■ Dr. King
KIntr further
tU t
0 * . m » r . |» . . r noth ntr of weeks. The men are in Jail here. thethis
branches
of the ' Presbyterian or three days ' were made herd the
vital matter should not and war ddbta were kdvocated by Sen
The sheriff declined to give their
officer who' violnTes thc first the attractiveness of the outfits.
• .(jfr*rin,ian_ voter ll unable cnurch was ftlso~ umfer. consider freely today, by a goverhment offi
ill not he tolerated by the Amer ator Borah, Republican, Idaho, tn
1 principle is disqualified for duty,
Local police present a "nifty 'fmnnies.
^ h t o r e - w a r habit of
>
.
ican people."
, , » " , >'v‘ . i an address today beflfbs the wom
pi nis political creed, fear- ation.
cials .following the return
while the officer-who qualifies on appearance now as they .take their %
en’s international league O. S» C.
ORLANDO, May fij—Six plunea
■ponfesaion of his political
President Zayus, but coincides this point has much to hit) credit beats and now that summed weath
for peace and. freedom.
seized
and
three
Cubunk
arrested
er
has
arrived,
they
are
glad
en
JV*1® Right. Lett or the Island Trapifer He
Wight
Brothers
Declaring thnt "we need more
"oS long as wo'continue to
with a ' demonstration accorded
j** jeopardize his Job or
statesmen and patriots in office," ough to discard the winter uni in Ocala today is what is though^
him-a
printed
circular
was
sent
to
ognlae
as a legitimate‘lfiat.In Seardi For Major the. Associated Press office here the minister declared that to ask forms for the morescooler summer by Federal authorities to be the Opened Third Filling tutlon," war
he said, "so long as it
starting
rally
of
insurgent*
accord
,'togo measures epxiained
outfits.
(Continued on page 8.)
no international Ulw.
Aasoclation of
Martin Still Missing headed
ing to dispatches nere today. It Station In T his. CJit transgresses
1. .
on the
we
Will
fight
for peace in vain.’*
Veterans
and
Patroita,"
and
de
is similar to one staged in Ocala
• ’V . - . I . t.
*nd liberals in the pre'
Rnp»
Arms
Canftfcoce. *'•
claring
“the
definite
hour
for
ac
The firm of Wight Brothers has
CORDOVA. Alaska. Mdy 6. -i30 years ago whigb led to the
', “*n a confession of ul
Senator Borah criticised
tion
and
sacrifices
has
come.’’
The
A
trapper
living
on
an
island
in
opened
a
new
filling
station
at
San
Spanish
American
war.
Accord
Mpolitical sentiments in
conference
borg.at; Its* end the
ing to Sheriff Thomas who made ford Avenue and Tenth Street, the Washington-arms
F “ onarchicaJ environment the middle of Lake Chignik saw proclamation
having
abolished
"only
a number
printed
name
of
Dr.
Gscur
Soto,
the arrests under orders of the formal opening taking place last
I w exceptional personal an airplane believed to be that of secretary general of th« associa
obsolete battleships" and for :
toe average citizen can- Major Frederick Martin, missing
government, it was evident the Saturday. The new station makes of
having dealt, with • subs
tion, and four other leaders a r
men were about to attempt a de the third which this firm has put aeroplar
I, k*he °W habit or make commander of the American world rested Tuesday when the Santa
As
a
result
of
an
altercatiun
■he
hastened
to
carry
out
her
poison ga.
flight squadron, passing over the
livery of the planes to Cuba.
into operation in Sanford and its he said.;
l^ o o ste rfo r hia party.
which occurred in the negro sec plans. '
the "coming me
lake about 400 feet up toward Clara movement started.
They
will
be
churged
with
opening
was
warranted
by
the
of warraI N.’
tion on Saturday afternoon, id*
And don’t think Elia overlooked "breaking the neutrality of the
Sea last week, according
‘•plendid patronage th a t’ has been
HAVANA,
May
5.—Press
Zayas
The United States, howev _
Bell
is
suffering
from
several
se
one
detail.
She
knew
that
if
she
(cipal Court Has Bering
to advices of the Coast Guard cut told the Associated Press today vere cuts about her shoulders and carried out her dastard!) plan, United States," it is said. Several riven to the other two stations, stor
Borah said, should not
government
men
enroute
to
Ocala
ter
Ai
Gonquin.
Two
natives
sent
t
was
stated.
Docket Monday out Saturday night by the search that there are four or five armed body and her condition is said to th a t of ridding the whole earth of armed with search warrants issued The first station to be open'd by Uljk*4 $ht rm t pf the world were
in the Santa Clara province be serious while *Ella Anderson Ida, that the law must be reckon
wilUiw to do so. OhUrwise, he
ing party, have not been heard bands
the Clerk of the Circuit Court this concern is located a t Second .said,
consisting of one band of 100 men occupies a cell in the county jail ed with so with that in mind she by
America may become the prey
of
Jacksonville
for
the
search
of
•,Wr* i ° ea n t tr,*d to from.
Street
and
Magnolia
Avenue.
Lat^
and the others of 15 or 20. He awaiting the outcome of th« form packed her suitcasOe and hiret),a the persona] effects of the Cubans.
of -those who do not throw asido
morning beer one was opened at Elm Avenue
,G- Sharon, which
WASHINGTON, May 5.—Lieut said tho e n d , Would be in a few er's condition. In the meantime car, drove to her rival’s home and It is understood from authorities and First Street. Some time ago
she.
faces
n
charge
of
assault
with
u. ,
entered
to
make
good
<her
threat.
days.
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bghteat docket enant Clayton Blsaell, advance offi
oonnectcd with the bureau of Inves
attem pt to murder!
But she didn’t anticipate that there tigation at Jacksonville that many plans were made for the erection the world to disarm.” b
had to dispose of in cer of tho American World Flight
“ **•......— - - —
- • r ’i/ r v ) * - : : '^ o f the latest itation, which la now tb write In their natL_____ ____ _
The whole affair hinges on a would be any officers in the vi arrests
are pending following th < „ i d to be one of the beat equipped tutlons that war shall onl bye wagh fine!°UI °* *lM WM advised tho War Department to Daugherty Intervenes practical application of the "eter cinity. There were though.
issuance of the iT esid.nt’a prods- ,n this p .rt of th, iUU< **
day that "avory bay on the south
Chief of,’Police Roy G. Williams motion when the Cuban outbreak
d fo 1, defensive reasons or uoon n
wing cases were tried: sido of the peninsular of Alaska In Railroad Litigation nal triangle." Ella is and has been
The firm has gone to conalder- •vote
of the taxpayers i
for
some
time,
deeply
in
love
with
and Offer Green happened to be
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j w’ *H?b>tog, 110 bond was being searched and there was
able expense in erecting this who will have to-* *
one, Sam Pride, and for a time the going the rounds whsn they chanc became soriOua.
M * Williams, gambl- no worjl of Mujor Martin.” The
( H r T h e A s s o c i a te d T r e s s )
handsome stattan which, built of
Would
WASHINGTON, May 6.—Form latter was equally in love with ed to see Ella make a quick exit
T°"d, “ treated; Mamie flight commaiider has been musing
■and disorderly conduct, •ince Apr. 28. Dofc teams are pro er Attorney-General Daugherty Ella. A short time ago, however, fro mthe house in which Ida lived Postoffice To Observe white stucco, present a very fine [k "I am to j
Everything will be ..ussle,"- he told,
*• aam Berru, carrying ceeding to Black Lake from Una- srsonaUy Intervened in the litiga- Sam met Ida and straightway be and before she could make her get Thursday half-holiday appearance.
of
the
root
modern
type. It ia an; believe In the a
came
enamored
of
her.
But
that’s
away
in
the
car,
they
nabbed
ner.
on
over
New
England
railroad
$10 bond es- laaka while other searching par
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nouncod and the establishment un but because the
Upon Investigation, I t was found
d
Stevana, carrying ties are proceeding directly across combinations hcarged today dur another story.
TL ‘Willie, right to have
According to an announcement der the management
Now as soon as Sam made th a t Ida had been the recipient of
u ![K5nii $10 bond es- the mountains from Chignik to ing the Senate inquiry' to relievo
will
give,
the
warn
excellent
ser
made
Monday
by
Postmaster
J
..P
.
knoyvn
his
affection
for
Ida,
she
saveral
ugly
knife
cuts
and
was
in
the
tfew
Haven
line
from
the
ne
*,tnfy. carrying con- Portage, the message said...
cessity of obeying tho Anti-Truit rccipocated. Such conduct on the serious condition. The doctors lat Hall, tho government office will vice that the firm a other stations
p?.n*> $50 bond estrentana to war
half-holidays have heretofore.
greatly annoyed er .took several stitches in an ef observe Thursday
tuw# Conrad Crocker, attorney for part of both
disorderly con- - ATHLETIC CLUB MEETING
All
popular
brands
of
oil
will
b«
beginning
May
8.
However,
there
Sam
s
former
affinity,
Elia,
and
fort
to
help
save
the
negresa’
life.
2500
minority
stockholders
of
the
'»»U; Emma Wll______ the she became greatly perturbed. Her
testified
Meanwhile Ella was escorted to w ill'k . one window openi,, during handled here and a specialty will
W J. , °* liquor, con- ’The-Seminole Athletic Club will Boston an{l Maine, otten
through-* uneasiness of. mind, and heart got the Jail where she is pal
atientiySweW-’aft*"*0®** ^ $*** **re of bo made in t a n k «aae service,
.wednnda,, E&a Ander- hofd~lU~weskliT meeting tonight «t New Haven had "gotten tnrougu^
the bast of . har and a dark plan waiting. Indifferent to the. whole I emergencies, it was further stated. washing and r “
attempt to mur
__ sat
* ms co-operation
Ansvaitoa a
.L II. tin
_ service, it Is
took form in her mind and with the
t her, she declares
“IfThe
of# Ik
thea mi
public
JPjR!
; ~ county; Show Much Important business will*bo of JurtlCe and induced Mr. uaugn intention as bKb later declared, "of w*
plete lice of
joing
to
let
any
woman
j
*UP
P
^
to
^
h
a
morning,
t
n
S
J
S
f
u
d
V
a
r
uKoib-c#
***»<»
proc«iiuK.
°<
»fl0 bontj^eotreat
carving" Ida beyond recognition, *
b« calhried in i
mao fyom me."
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CONGRESS WOULD
LEARN STRENGTH
OF THE U. S. NAVY
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DAILY AIR MAIL:
F R O M ’F R I S C O
NEW YORK SOON
APRIL PERMITS
SHOW A SLIGHT
GAIN OVER 1923
Rev. King Speaks to
Officers on Theme
Law Enforcement
K
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Senator Borah For
Over Entire World
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Eternal Triangle Causes N egress to
Try “Carving” Tactics on Her Rival
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ATIIRDAY
Legal Red Tape drives
Better Homes In America Movement;
Inventor To His Grave
Emphasizing
Need o f Single Family
i- Detached Homes A s American Ide
Celery Shipments
Chicago
Pot t ards
Waycross
New York
Boston
Florence
Baltimore
Tivereti tTio Keynote address at yes
terday’s meeting, left Sanford on
the <1:05 P. M. train yesterday for I
SL Louis, where he goes to till a
speaking engagement in that city
on Sunday. The congressman was
r/itnusinstic about the state meet
ing and expressed himself as well
pleased with the outlook.
Before departing from this city,
Mr. Upshaw took occasion to ex
tend through a representative of
The Sanford Herald, hearty appre
ciation for the very warm enter
tainment that was given him by
many friends nnd admirers, while
in the city hut for a few hours. At
both the Sanford High School and
grammar school lie addressed Inrge
crowds yesterday morning and fol
lowing his address at the conven
tion. he was greeted with a big ovntion.
Lift Country From
Mercenary P o l i t i c s
Urges Bar President
ITNEHURST, N. C., May 3 . A plea to lift Americn "nbove”
the siugh of mercenary politics
and carry it steadily* forward as
a government of liberty under the
lnw," was urged u;»on lawyers at
tending the convention of the
North Carolina Bar Association in
an address Friday night by Robert
E. L. Saner, of Dallas, president
of the American Baf Association.
The call for active, 'intelligent
and unselfish public service was
i*
V-
“his idea.' Several* oRier persons
interested in patents in one way
or another hnvo ffone insane.
All transactions of thia(charnetcr
must he ehrried on in two or three
languages, and nre endlessly invclved in offico routine, complica
tions ,nnd legal perplexities.
SUGGESTS PLAN,
EP W /N
H . Q R jQ W f/ .
ST. PETERSBURG; May 3.—
The Mute organization of the In
ternational Typographical Union
has ndopted an dwilf present to ii uiiiik wiin;Niny u wnicn nail;
5 MAIL Vo USB
the Toronto convention in August | held tho honor for three consecti^
what it is believed will be a solu I tivc seasons. Company “A" scored!
S a tv tc e
Bu reau
tion of the apprentice problem. It j 280 points for high laurels. "Dr i
J>fp fceofl.
kltfHtrt-c
lP4M0’-4*
ia a suggestion th a t a school of ‘ m
a d e 26-1,
26 -1. nand
n d "“R
" nanu
n d “**tr*
f t " tl<wl
made
B1
uea
instruction as outlined by the I. with 220 each. The record*
».
T. U. bo maintained in each city nneo, 80; field meet, 100; drill 100,
an «itown where a chapel exists, low: Company "A '’—Drill atteimand that one printing establish total 280; Compnny “D”—Drill at
ment he designated for the school. tendance 9.1. field meet 96, drill 75,
CIO/IT
Th!« shop would eive one day a total 264; Comuany “B”—Drill a t
week to the practical instruction tendance 96; held meet, 77; drill
<t' nil apprentices in the town, un •17, total 220; Compnny "C”—Drill
T he D cttcr H om es in A m erica ca m p a ig n s b o th by e x te n d in g th is Mr. B row n Is also a m e m b e r of der a enmoetent (instructor named attendance, 100; field ' meet 75:
drill 47, total 220.
m ovem ent, w hich touches upon w o rk to m an y h u n d re d s o f A m eri the b o ard of d lro c to rs an d of tho by thc’unloif. ' *
every phase of the home, not the
house only. Is en couraging A m er
ica to becom e ngaln an fa r ns
p racticab le a nation of fam ilies
dw elling In single, detached hous
es. In th is, the th ird y e a r of th e
m ovem ent, em phasis Is being laid
on th e hom e fo r tho fam ily of
sm all or m o d erate m eans.
Tho B e tte r H om es m ovem ent Is
being put Irtto effect all over the
n ation by local •"b etto r hom es”
d em o n stratio n s, w here local com
m ittees headed by women, nctlve
and p ro m in en t In elvtc affairs, a re
In chnrge. In 1922 nbout five
h u n d red such d em o nstrations w ire
held, th e follow ing y ear ab o u t
double th a t num ber. T he Indica
tions n re th a t th is year "D etter
H om es W eek ." set for May II lo
18, will g re a tly su rp ass fo rm er
i nc omy iurccs that can pre
serve- our republic are men with
convictions and the courage of
their convictions, he continued.
“My plea is that a modicum of the
same sort of courage that actuated
our fathers shall be manifested not
only by public officials but by the
grent muss of privates and the
ranks of our citizenship. Whnt
we must have is un nctive exercise
o*.tho duties of citizenship by men
who stand outside of party or
class, whose sole motive nnd ob
jective is the public weal, and who
nave the courage to tenr n ques
tion mien and let the light through
/
' ' c must have men who ctand
for the right, for justice, for lib
erty under the iuw, for government
under tho constitution, and who
will carry our republic forward
toward tho fulfillment of its high
mission ns a leader and exemplar ——
can cities, to w n s a n d villages, and
by
In creasin g
th e -educational
valu e of th o d em o n stratio n s.
R ecen tly a book o f p la n s; a p
proved by th e len d in g a rc h ite c ts of
th e n a tio n an d th o A rchitects
Sm all H ouse Hervleo B u re a u , Inc.,
w hich o rig in a te d In ih o A m erican
In stitu te of A rchitects, h a s been
pub lish ed und 'Issu ed
a t cost
0 .2 5 ) by { le tte r H om es In A m eri
ca. In It nro ex cellen t p la n s for
th o design of h o m es fo r fam ilies
of m o d e ra te m oans— H o u ses m any
of w hich. If all possible econom ies
a ro m ade, should n o t co st rom plete
m o re lh a n five o r six th o u san d
d o lla rs to build.
M r. E dw in II. B row n, ahown
above. Is p resid en t of th o A rc h it
e c ts' Sm all H ouse Scrvlco B ureau,
th e p u rp o se of w hich Is. to facilitate
th e p lan n in g an d b u ild in g o f a t
tra c tiv e a n d econom ical homes.
advisory council o f - B e tto r H om es
In A m erica, w hich h a s th e official
en d o rsem ent of P re sid e n t Cooltdge,
who Is c h a irm a n 'o f tho advisory
council of B ette r H om es In A m eri
ca.*. of S e c re ta ry of C om m erce
Hoover, show n above, w ho Is pres
ident of th o o rg an izatio n , a n d of
Scores of m en a n d w om en p ro m in
ent In civic b e tte rm e n t. Dr. Ja m e s
Ford Is E x ecu tiv e D irecto r.* H ead
q u a rte rs a r e a t 1653 P en n sy lv an ia
Avenue, W ash in g to n . D. C.
The
m ovem ent h as th e b a rk in g a n d co
o p eratio n o f m an y d e p a rtm e n ts
nnd b u re a u s of th o fed eral gov
ern m en t, un d of m an y n atio n ally
know n org n n lzatln n a of scm l-oftlclal an d p riv ate c h a ra c te r.
Notes From • Florida
S t a t e College Are
Given In Brief Form
MILLION BOND ISSUE.
assured
. WEST PALM BEACH. May 3
A million dollar bond issue for
improvement work ih this city is
proposed
in n recommendation,
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE
FOR WOMEN, May 3.—Com-1 unanimously ndopted by tho Ccnmencoment plnn* for this year trni Borough Council for presen - 1
soon will be completed for Florida I tation to-the city commission. En
State College. The exercises will1
be held this year oh May 28 In i dorsement of the project by the
the open uir theatre on the college ! North and South boroughs will be
campus, weather permitting, -t • ; asked under a recommendation of
Henry Ia'vvis Smith, president of the Control borough council. Tho
Washington and la-c University, bond issue would lie placed before
Lexington, Vn., will deliver the the people at n special election,
| commencement address, and the under the plan suggested by the
| baccalaureate sermon will • be council.
preached by Dr. Claude W. Duke,
jiastor pf the First.DantiiC* Church
MARIANNA, May 3.-l-John H.
Carter, president of the Florid*
State Bar Association, has announccd the appointment of - the
following standing committees for
ofw'Tfimrrrt
oh-Tnmpn.----&*:**;'v ^ ^ U.r :*- *"**pw«V«*|e»eVi
*o nil the rations of the earth."
people to pu
^ ^fo m m fltee on Admianfon*.
John
Helium, bu
•t in the light. It will not be
Jonn uG.. Kellum,
business mamS. D. Clarke, chairman, Monticclto; II. I1. AdtUr. Jacksonville; J. .Edwin Markham Has
:asy Hattie. It cannot be won j uger of the college, who recently
mut aiUrificc; /; cannot be won declined the city managership of
Velma Keen, Sarasota; Thos. C. •
iout nihcrencc to principle; it . Tallahassee in order that he might
Bay, Blountstown; R. A. Me- Nothing: But Praise
Geachy, Milton.
ml heAvon without enthusiasm.' r''nmin with .the college and con*
w in if the hosts of Do- J tinue his efforts here, has just
Judicial Administration and Legal For State Of Florida
ruryj men and women alike, resumed from u business trip to
^ _ Form.
•rditmie selfish interests, exalt Atlanta where he went in connccEdwin Markham, the d/siln.-niuk.
W. E. Kay, cnairmun, Jackson
tecusness und unite in an erri- Oon with the
purchase of nildiville; A. II. Odom, Pulutknf A. J. 1
ble drive against corruption,! Uonal up-to-date machinery for
Rose, Miami; Janies P. Gien, Tam- 1
01 pet once nnd mntoriulisri to iln o kitchen,
pa; Paul Carter, Marianna.
t the stan>!ard of Democracy, j >
-------Legal Education.
ce nnd God no high upon the; Contract has been awarded to n
Robert £». LocMen, chairman,
lal nt Washington that it cap
concern for erection of the
Gainesville; E. r . Axtcll, Jacksonr
Im
touched
again
by
tainted
now
gates
to the college grounds.
villo; Lincoln iluliey, DoLanil; ,
!•' " r pidto-.T.ltie power.
. j
chains will he placed* acros:;
Cary A. linrdcc, Live Oak; A. G. {
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Campbell, Dec umu* api i , , g . . .
*
DYF.I) A GOOD NIGHTS driveway, serving as harriers dur, . Grievances.
BLEEP
^,'nt: class houra. Vehicles will ia*
Gilyte P. citcotu, tnuirman, Till- |
w.rh tn rny that f'OliKY allowed to ntr (iDhrdtaoinagrefeg,
lubuMH.iv; m . D. c<«riihcnaot, ivwsi ,
I S worked O. K. on tne iii njnllnwbd t > enter .the firqn gates,
Paim Ueucn; r . C. Alderman, Fori ,
de of hours and the pains le ft1making * the cireiilt ’directly in
Myers; K. U Rowe, Mnaison; J’. j
Ln bloke.*, Panama v.uy.
Legs! Miography.
!n
Hugh Kj. tfiuctu, .umc, 'cnuirnian, 11
Tampa; F. L. Hemming?., Fort I
,
to addition to t^ie toregoiiu; turnmittees,' Hlo following special commHtee on jihange* hi the law's, re
lating to practice upd procodpre,
AUtqoriCed by resolution of the
. association ut the lost annual meetimr'whleh wpa held in Tanipu, Mar.
21-2J:
George • Couper Gibb*,
cnairman, Jacksonville; E. W. Da
vis, Orlando; John J . Singletary,
Bradentown; E. C. Love. Quincy,
aod Francis B.^Carter, Sr., Pensa-
1 to seize this
•Aaaum to ,-uy that this is my
•ceoml visit in your great state,
and J am hoping that I shall have
many other vi#jt<* phead. I closed
recently a month o f talk* • ‘on
Poetry at Rollins College In tho
rjty .'f- Winter Park which, I bcl . Vr‘/ In destinetL-tu . luicoma— nr. .» lallvln.. piece, for men
and women of the pen—fo r 'fn- : UNIVERSITY. Ob’r V l ORIDA,
lejll'ctuals who will help' greatly ( May TJ—A .partj- of student* of
in spnnding the fame of Florida j Ihe College p t Engineering have
ever the nation. This , lafnutrful i Ju-<t *rg turuFd from a trip to Rlrmstale has *o many achievements l 'nghanj. Alp.', „ a* glints of the
mIrendy and pos.ntAieii so uiariy un- ^ National Ca«t. irn'ti. Pipe Compuny
(levelopt»d posklbilltirs that she Is of thut'tfity, where .they went to
inspect tho plunt of that company
’nm) other plants in the Alabamn
industrial center.
The party was composed aix of
the students of the College of
Engineering who have the best
ruanrds, for the year. They were
uycompiinled by Prof. Alexander
special committee un Ameri-
San Juan Garage Has
Received Shinment of
1924 Studebaker Cars
the men chosen from the .Ciyil
Eugineering
Department
were
Robert C. Trimble, Jr., G. F. Fer
ris nnd L. A. Wesson; from tho
Mechanical Engineering Departraent D. K. Durst, anu from Uie
Mi.‘tried Department, C. I. Bcarrs
•nul Ojus Malphurs. J.’ C. Hobson
"i th» mechanical department also
was chosen but was unable to
Three carload* »f handsome Studft'iker-nntnmckilga of the latest
movlcls and design, and direct from
‘afwrv. hav,. benn received by
-•{'** fun Jua" Garage.’’wfilch hns
• lie local ag-rncy for this popular
car.
' 1 •
AH nf the tHiVaro mtiipped with
bnlloon tire*. The shipment in
dudes nm«leb of open and closed
cars. The public is cordially luvit«l
to see these cars on disoUy a t this Volusia county,
garage today nnd Sunday. Uemonp ra p e s th e re
this 7 o a r . A
the
EM
batter™
Columbian Mutual Life Assurance Society
Memphis,-Tenn.
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Dear S irs:
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I acknowledge receipt of your draft for $5000.00 in full settlement of
band, J a m e s R. Hall a death claim. I also take this occasion o f thanking hr
Home office and the branch Secretary at High Springs, Fla., for the prompt
in which th is claim was handled.
^
Allow me to adm it a debt, of gratitu de to your D istH ct manager who hi
every, courtesy and consideration in behalf of this claim and settlement 11
my influence in every way in repaying the. debt I owe by co-operating inbui
your good Society am ong m y friends, who appreciate th e great blessing it
vided for me, at th is sad hour of distress and responsibilty, This demoniti
wisdom through the judgem ent of m y husband again reminds me of hi*
hopes, that his dependent w ife and tw o sons, should have an opportunity
and should not be made to suffer the em barrassm ent o f need from any
neglect on h is part. I assure you it gives me great pleasure to give this t
ml o f my appreciation in behalf o f your Company, and only hope that sora
and husband, will read it, and use th e sam e good judgem ent that my huil
Witness
C. II. GIBSON,
S. M. ABERCROMBIE
Sincerely yours
ILAH ADELINE &
Proof that “The Kingdom of Heaven is at Hand” and “Millions Now Living W
i
Never Die”
j’Jj' perfect, lim itless; with a re g e n e ra te d race;on»*
Ljj stored ea rth ; with n corrected climate and life ^
petuating fo o d » under a governm ent which will satirf
the righteous desires of every living creature. And it
HERE, at the door I The portals o f the New Afe*1
sw inging open and many will enter and NEVER DIB.
The old order is passing aw ay; the new order
'vLVafM**'#' ’**
rianna; \y. W. Ilunipton, Jr.
Gamcnviile; John C. Cooper, Jack
konvillu; m. D. Price, Miami; f. P
Lane, St. Petersburg. t
Uniform S tate Laws.
' “Frank H. Nhutt*, chairmun
Miapti; M. D. Treadwell, Arcadia
John B. Sutton, Turn pa; Frank O
Spain, Jr., Moore (Invent J o h n ll
S e n «l t h i s , T J
™ Cy. * Co., 2S3
Chicago, III., ^
and address df*r
a Ten cent.
l e y ’h honey i
POUND tor c«
hoarseness, ,|,0 f
■gca of FOlEY I
stimulant for »i
fOLEY CATHaI
for Oonshpatfon ,
TTicsc* wonderful
•nillions 0
them. Sold everr*
(Continued from page 1.)
the well wishes for the success of
the gathering.
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Murray Will Speak
On “Divine Plan of
The Ages,” Milane
President State Bar
k Announces Committee
Appointments for 1924
Purdue University To
Instruct In Pyrometry
la hei
hand, and the Resurrection of the Dead will soon bfl
^ ou can by no means afford to let business, or pleasure
any person deprive you o f the solace and benefits *
joyed by those who have investigated this timely*
heart-cheering message. ~v - -'______ t.■
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Th sole object of this lecture is to bring to
knowledge o f the dispensatlonal Truth
understood,
.
You are urgently invited to hear this remarkable lecture, by a
H. S. MURRAY of New York City
been sprayeti for anthraenuse con
trol. und many flowering bulbs ure
in bloom, he says in reportinw that
interest is keen among farmers
and prospective growers as regards
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
ATTENTION
Taylor Coramandery will
hold a .special conclave Sat
urday, May 3rd, beginning a t
4^30 P. M., for th e purpose of
conferring all o f the .Orders
of Knighthood. V isiting Slfr
K nights are cordially invited
to attend. '*/' V A
* VJ\
B y order o f th e;- © m lueift
Commam
D7. JMKTNS
AT EIGHT O’CLOCK
O. $<*.1. Sftnford,
tional
�TH E SANFORD ik'EltXi.'D.' lkoi^D X V , MAY £ 1924
PA G E TW O
l * The Sanford Herald
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
As Brisbane Sees It
A TlghNnipe-Monkey.
From 2 ?. • t 750 millions.
Women’s Work for .Man.
Murine Bootlegging.
E n te re d as Sevond C lass M atter, Oc" to b e r IT. 1919. a i th e Posiofflea at
ft B anforJ, F lo rid a, under act of M arch
.
ihe poorest;
not the poorest fimjj
The electric
more excited than tJJ|
C o p y rig h t.. 13H
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M l t U I C n i l 'T l O X : a i T K I i
Vnm TMr-uacJT-Ofe•-A s . Month* »» 80
Delivered In Cliy by Cnrrler per
wSslf 15c. Weekly Edition *1 Per
F e a r . ________________ __
■FECIAL, NOTICBI A ll obituary
>61 Ices, e fr d s of tnu nk s. resolu tions
Irtd n otices Of en tertain m en ts w hers
•b a r g e s ar® m ade, w ill bs charged
for at regu lar a d vertisin g ratsa.
MBUDEH T ns. AssOClATRU PRBS9
‘•!Tha Associated Press is exclus
ively entitled to th# uss for rspub•Icatlon of r.H news dispatches
Credited to It ot not otherwise
sradlted In this paper and also the
local news uuhiisned herein. All
tlghtb of rs-HUbllcmtloi. of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
7
IN THE presidential primary
election of Haverhill, Massachu
setts, six hundred ami ninety-three
men. one hundred and twenty-one
women, took“thr''^rrmblp-tfr“roW
out of 17,000 registered voters.
Proud Americans seems to lack .in
terest in politics. Had a trained
chimpanzee walked a tight rope
fitrtechcd nbove the principal
street of Haverhill, on primary
day, licating a drum as he walked,
all the 17,000 registered voteft
would have bten out to see that
chimpanzee. It’s hard to make
nolitica, or for that matter, re
ligion, interesting enough to draw
This is good business. This getting of folks to talk San- jmodern crowds.
MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924.____ ford, to read Sanford, to investigate Sanford. Tills putting
BIBLE THOUGHTS FOR TODAY of Sanford before the eyes oi the people of the nation. Some
n SAFETY WHILE ASLEEP: I day someone will hear of Sanford who has capital to invest,
will both lay me town in peace, and foresight to see a great future for Sanford, and with
and sleep; for thou, Lord* only
rankest me dwell in safety.—Psalm vigor, energy and "push,” n genius for development, he will
JUST MOTHER
Aybe you’ve wished, as we al
have,
To be free from a mother’s care
i^ J la y b a you think that in foreign
• lands
You will surely find happiness
V-,,,.., there.
' r Maybe you think that she’s done
. you a wrong,
When she tells you the right
things to do,
, ..But she is only doing what she
,
thinks right,
And she’s doing it all for you.
My friend, let me tell you the
things I’ve found
< In my wanderings here and
\
thpra;
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There is no greater loss or feeling
of grief
Than freedom frem a mother’s
care.
You may think at first that you’ll
get along
And can buck the game all alone.
But there'll come a time when
you’re down and out;
Then’s when your thoughts turn
* to home.
A mother, my friend, is a heavenly
Rift,
Without her the woild is in vain,
So when you’re a man and feel you
must go,
Don’t go—stay and—think again.
Stay with her—when she’s gone,
then you go.
—Nat Taylor In Observer.
This Is National Music Week
An Institution of Inestimable Value
Announcement wns made^severn) fi^ya ngn of the (
•Every "Hfa'rrTr^J
liberty and a few ho®
Wheh‘o ‘-it)id p ^
th a t brings on a lot 0|
Pooplo who walk~h
should get jobs a,
‘More inv'estigstijg k
ing a mau would
gating after he ti
Election time is a
many a stump spea^
a tree.
OK TWO American Reese talkinR to each other, often one is ask
ing: “What do you think about
business?
Will the national
election disturb prosperity, etc.,,
etc." The United States hasn't
started on its prosperity. With
Mellon in the Treasury the nation's
debts are cut down. Meanwhile
the jK’ople are saving am! putting
away thirty million dollars a day
in savings hoiks and good invest
ments. Why worry?
come here, and that future fer which we have looked will In:
upon us almost before we can adjust ourselves to the new
circumstances. As a politician "gets before the people,” so
must Sanford get before the eyes of the world.
It is not the wealth of your country, the excellence of
your roads, the balminess ol your climate, the beauty of your
lake front and scenery, that can alone bring fapo to a place.
The Gnrden of Eden with all its natural elegance and -peace
fulness would bear little historical significance today, if God
had never heard of it. Anyone to gain prominence must be NO ONE realized how things
grow in America, how rapidly we
known. Any place to become famous and get its natural re are
climbing toward really gigan
sources developed must likewise be known. You may have tic enterprises, worthy in size of
acres of diamonds in your backyard, but i^you do not know the richest country, • Recently
of them, little good they will do you. A village to become a sonic figures of New York’s •■Na
town must be advertised; a town to become a city must be tional City Ilank were published.
advertised; Sanford to become a great city* must also be ad In May, 1023, deposits in that
vertised.
hank amounted to twenty-two mil
This business of advertising Sanford has up to the pres lions and tutal resources to twen
ent time, devolved in large part upon two or three individuals. ty-live millionr.
They take hold and do things, which, being done, make San On April 1 of this year the
deposits were seven hun
ford known. They are resourceful in ideas and they have the hank’s
dred and forty millions, the total
energy to put them into execution. Hence the strides San resources nine hundred and thirtyford has already taken. Others are resting on their oars. four millions.
They may have a little property, which, undeveloped, they
IN THE report of this April the
hang on to, waiting for the time to come, when energetic bank
showed among its accounts
citizens hnve built a City Here, and a sale will make them rich more thnn ninety-two millions of
without the moistening of a single hair or the deepening of a j United States government bonds
and certificates. And in this thirty
single wrinkle.
days that have elapsed since that
Now how about some of these "hangers-on" doing some report wns published, the bank has
thing for the good of their community? How about their a profit of a million and n quar
getting an idea, any idea, and putting it across in a busi ter on the increased value of its
bonds.
nesslike way? They sit back and criticize those who are government
This isn’t a government to sell
Think of the pain to her it’ll cause,
You are.all of her life, you know,
.And until God Cornea and takes her
Be interests din* n,
and you alone »iu ^
A DEFENSE-OF BENEDICT ARNOLD
Benedict Arnold in all probnbil-l to which he had been promoted. He
ity .never lookod upon himself ns was not only a grafter, he wan a
n traitor. Arnold fundamentally confidence man are elementarily of
was a grafter. The. vast matter importance of his position he was
of allegiance to conviction, to prin io more a grafter and confidence
ciple, to obligation, to party, to man thnn the average grafting
friend, to country, was to him a American politician, whether nnlmere m atter of money—n thing tionnl or local, is a traitor.
to be commercialized, bartered
The traitor,*the grafter ami the
speculated upon to satisfy his per confidence man are elemtnarily of
sonal greed and selfishness.
a kind, yet except for their in
Innately Arnold was no worse ward sentiment and stealthy con
than any grnftcr. Like all of his duct can not be distinguished from
he held nothing sacred .except other people. Arnold for instance,
short, nnd not one to make its citi Ilk
himself.
possessed marked ability, unusual
zens worry.
The thing that distinguished him physical courage, reckless abandon
in hnttlc that made him heroic, an
YOU KNOW the story of n man
astuteness that commanded re
that was frightened to death by
spect, a sunvc and refined man
practical Jokers. They tied him
ner that attracted friendship and
to a chair, gagged him, put his
yet with withal he was a Judas
feet In warm wutor, told him they
IIscariot.
were going to cut the soles of his
i’uj.u feet _and let him bleed, to
i ,„To„military life the traitor is n
death. The water was colored red,
blight; to civic life the grafter is
the dull sides of a razor was pass-
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Credit Association
----------------------------i. The Sanford Herald doesn’t as
n rule make mention editorially of new business enterprises
but in this instance it feels that an institution has made its
appearance that will be of'grcat value to the people of this
community as well as to the business men of the city.
The organizing of the Sanford Credit Association will
have much to do in improving business conditions here.
Many of the leading business houses of th? city have signi
Don't cast off on vice-president*. fied their intention of working together with this credit or
**’ Remember Coolidge wns oncu a ganization and that means that the time has gone when any
k ‘vice-president, and so was Teddy
body ami everybody can secure credit. That means that the
- *Roosovelt.
fellow who doesn’t pay his bills will find it hard sledding to
Flappers nre now having their run accounts indefinately without any thought of paying up.
hair cut "boyish style” tor shinMembers gf the.Sgnford Credit Association make reports
“■-gled. The New York American is
to
the
office of. the 'association showing who are prompt in
r ■of the opinion some of them are
*tbelng shingled In the wrong place, paying their bills, who are slow, who are considered fair
a■
o—— —
pay and who are poor, whe;i it comes to meeting their obliga
Because. Coolidge generally has
tions.
This information is then given to the merchants de
• ; » walkawuy in the Republican prib in a rie s , the Buffalo Commercial sirous nf knowing the credit rating of individuals as well as of
■ “thinks the president. Is getting a established business conceTns.
. . lot of exercise.
Sanford has needed an in.stituiton of thi.s kind Sanford
- cr day. It does scem-aa If with the
-rw hoie heavens to themselves these
,t :.airmen could avoid collisions.
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Miami’s community chest funds
- * were raised In a hurry.
Tho
* *amount asked w as over-subscribed
“ m ,in Uss than the time estimated for
. the
campaign. — Jackaonvllle
Timcs-Union.
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*
1 ■‘•’r If Harry Thaw’ever has to n^ako
,L*his own living, we would recom.-m end to him the profession of
^ p u b lic ity expert. It (s to be sincerely hoped th at he hpv finally
' thawed out of tho newspapers.
*a
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«•- Now "they’'* say' Forrest Lake,
- , Sid Chase and Doc. Morsholl,
■£ -members of the city commission
of Sanford, have been grafting by
. ’^'receiving a rebate from the pov» -Ing contractor. That’s all dam fool
ish n ess—they’re not that kind of
.linen.—Kissimmee Valley Gazette.
.-------- o - ; * • Bank clearings show thnt $-150,.
* D00,000 arc changing hands annuala d y . In the United States. Apparent’ J y every man, woman and child
, * sp en d s $-1,400 every twelve month*.
( -*B dt bank clearings cannot he taken
^
accurate, when it comes to flg» -urjog the amount spent, for .there
- •-iis much duplication.
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“Gosh all hemlock!” how those
” guys down In Miami do do things.
“ - A community chest campaign to
■care for twelve welfare agencies
. t ,had to be stopped a day and a
half ahead of ochedultf-'because the
$127,0IH) fund had been over
subscribed $8,814.—Orlando Re
wall enough alone.
ness men have lost much'Tnoney In the past through bad
credit. But hereafter there will be little excuse for any loss.
Poor patera will be known,
The Sanford Her/tld.ifi glad to welcome thla new businesH
concern to the city arnKbelievea i t will meet wiih hearty sup
port on the part of the.business men. It should be an institu
tion of inestimable value to the city.
failure. That was n foolish joke.
Don’t frighten
prosperity to
death.
IF THE pessimists want to wor
ry let them worry nbout the finvy
and (lying forces of the United
States. When our silly statesmen
met the foreigners a t tflat Wash
ington conference and agreed to
scrap war vessels, they did what
should have put them all on the
oliticul junk heap. England and
apnn scrapped “from the bot
tom,’’ as Mr. William B. Shearer
well puts it. We scrapped from
the tup.
J
WE SCRAPPED magnificent
new ships under construction, ships
of which the cost ran up to forty
million dollars for one fighting
boat. Our dear friends across tho
Atlantic nnd across the Pacific
sernpped trash. Now the naval
States one.
And when it comes to n fight
ing flying fleet in the air, the
United States stands Zero. Worry
about THAT!
GEORGE IL KENDALL, presi
dent of thg Now York Bank Note
Company, dyso, leaving the com
panyVu Miss Ethel Allen, his sec
retary. NUr. Kendall’fi widow aryl
.rclpjives receive cash aiyl are con
z A R E
1)5,000,000 telephones in America, thq stn- tent. The secretary, becomes soh)
tftfticiaus Hay, but Aheft* seem Ao bo many persons still, who owner of the businc.it, given her
would rather gdtti see a riah.thaifcto.'use\the ttfenhone^.which' by her employer for the sensible
reason that "she is thoroughly
honest, knows the complications
of my business ns well as Ijilo and
is tho only person who does know
them." ;
Many men, although they may
not admit it or even know it, have
working at their elbow some young’
woman'who knows as much aboat
the business aa they, do or more
and who is usually^ poorly reward
ed for what she knows and does.
MV FAVORITE STORIES
^
By IR\7lN S. COBB
Thirty odd'years ago a certain
gentleman became very prominent,
both socially and financially, in
Denver, t He chose to tqrn reformer
and in this role made ntnlfeulf un
popular with ccrtnin of hi* felloW-<
citizens. Some of them, in retalia
tion, undertook to pry into hla fo r-.
mer life and his presunt business
method**
> ■, ,
One of his most outspokep op
ponents was M. B. Carpenter,, u
veteran of the. Civil W a r / a nu«cesfsul potitldal and a member' of
Iho state senate of Colorado, jn
which body he hod a reputation for
having a caustic and witty tar.'tu :
and not being afraid to use it.,J" |
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y in the courie flf & dab*te the, name ®f his pet aver. lo:f
him out of t!
S a ve
Ha
That’s the Success Rule
There Is Coming A Time
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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 Sa1
the Seminole County Bank.
'j ----- COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH 1
u
MAKE THIS YOUR BANK
■ Strength
Service
ceirt Interest Paid tSrr^
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■■■■■■■■■■CAaa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a I
'a n r iS
\ „ Mud baths are becoming more
. and .more popular as election time
‘,l' approaches.
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to monopolize the automobile in. duatry in Mexico. That should
“ ^tako rebellions out of the paddle.
W ant
MIAMI POST
Sanford’s Forum
ft.H.r Than m Mutlard Plattar
a n d A ll A ch u and
ALL DRUCCOn
18c and 65c, jars i d I
Hospital size, I
I did not say this amount, but I
did say $100,000 comes into, the
in the wrong light before the citi- county from this source. This in
zen»hip of Seminole county. '
formation given me by one of the
You quote me as favoring the no oldest -residents of the county, a
fence law, I did not utter a word >man whose honor is unquestioned. flasK K H * an B n Ba BiiB B H u a B a a a a a a a a a a a iiM i
that could be so construed. This
I also stpled our fish law pre
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
is what I said: With the present vious to the one now in force Wats S
continues’, it is only a .short.tim e sufficient to protect uUr game nnd
until the free range cattle will he deep water fish, had' it bc£n>cndriven out of the state,.but until lorced. You failed to mention this
that time comes why not let the fact.
cattle consume the vegetation th rt
My position, and I so stated that
grows, that would otherwise go to tho fishermen should bo ilUpw.-iI tc
waste,
_'
lake the top water migratory fish,
I intended to convey the id:u by means of a gill net, ar. game and
that the line now given by Mr deep water fish nru seldom taken
.Aiv.cwr^f:
Lake vv\h*^., free-tango J*
'cd fs not fair to the cattle owner i,
You quote ine assa y in g that if
MILANE THEATRE
us there is thousands of acres of any old man thnn mi wns sent to
undeveloped land between the the legislature, would be the wrong
v o l t ONE WEEK ,
western and northern, shores of man. This is what 1 said: A nym
Luke Jessup, where the cuttle to represent you should he four
'. Starting Monday, May 5th.
could feed.
square, nhd whose honor nnd in
I preface these remarks as fid- tegrity is unquestionable. .If'Uny
Opening Play — “The T fe Thnt Binds.]
lows:
• A three act comedy drama with prologue.
Regardless of these things o u r!
Lots of clean, wholesome Comedy.
i
farmers und truck glowers must
be protected, if the cattle have to
Music by
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go out of the county.
That'famous Green River Sind
', 1 ' gaver figures to show the
amount* o f circulation m oney'that
Orchestra;: V .
!
would go ouj/of.tho statq when we
•s . ' f:
• Admiselon 26 and 65 (Vs.
!
fait to produce* meat, uqd-as long
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WHOLESALE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BROKERS,
Richmond, y irgin ia.
THE- LATEST suggestion for
bootleggers—nnd it U not u bad
suggestion, although It’s immoral,
advocates the use of bootlegging
submarines that 'would boh besfde the bootlegging ship from
r.uxopo, take on the cargo, sink,
swim under the watching govern*
meat ships, and unload in* quiet «■■■■■■■■■
waters.
Enforcing prohibition is con
siderably harder than putting it
into the Constitution.
Bid y°u buy government bonds
Freedom from Nerve Pressure Means Freedom from Disease
whiU the w ar W iraon.. patriots
'yere spouting, ladies' were sing
ing in the streets, and even ele
phants from tho circus brought out
DR. W. A. BRUNE
with signs* on them to tap the
purse of sluggish patriots?
Chiropractor.
If yon bought the bonds and
PALM ER GRADUATE.
kept them, it will interest you -to
see the bond prices quoted this
morning, all at or above par. The
Office Hours:
Rooms 804-1H
pathetic thing U that many raal
Pria
A.
M.
patriots, with small pursases&wffe
r i m N « . P t Bid,,.,
2-5 P. M. * Jr
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Apipclled to sell at eighty-five dot, s.nfu.d.
7- to 8 Evening except Saturdays
Headquarters for all Varieties of F a its
and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal
Attention Jo All Shipments
A desirable store room, wdl lc
one-half block from ?First street*
*
able rent. Only permanent tenna^
apply. See
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R E A l^ E S T A ^ E & IN SU R A N C E •
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Rooms
Sanford
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�PAC&
THE S^NFPRI) UffRALp, MONDAY, MAY
RUINED EYES
Phone: Office 148;
MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor,
By. neglect: they get red and sore and
you Jet them go. Don't do it.
Leonard i*s Golden F,yc D it ion cures
soreness without pain in one day.
Cocb, Jicab and strengthens: Insist
on having , “Leonard i’s” — it makes
Strong eyes. At all druggists.
Phono 493-J,
O nar dtiU^-v.
g lo o m y m orn in g,
id Was There to Greet Them
w h e n th e w o rld ’s
all w ron g,
Calendar
- WrNTFTESTE!r~
BASEBALL GOODS
Bail Hardware Co.
We now have all varieties of ahovt'ftritVUjtou art!
templatin^ sowing for a coyer crop, wofjtd suggest
buying now as they arc very scarce and*will be i
higher. — . •<vv)<foa»o vvo-.*-' < • .
4? . y r t r ****k
Call us for Quality Priced^ +gdi* *
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TH|3 L. ALLJJTt SEED CoU»
p a g e th e w o rld ’s
g re a test little
ho Pipe Organ Club of the BapJ
Chthrch 'Will hold their annual
May Day party a t Mrs. J. L. Mill
ROAD WORK TO BEG.IN SOON
er'* i t 516 West F irst Street at
5 o'clock.
j^trAgnes Guild will hold a
TnuslciTe a t the home of Mrs. Takach a t 3:80 o’clock, all mothers
of the guild members are cordially
invited to attend. ‘
,
Holy Cross Guild will meet at
tha ijjjtlr Croas Rectory nt 3:30
Pipe Organ Club—A musical?
May Day Tea, afternoon at 5
o’clock nt the home of Mrs. John
Miller, West F irst Street.
Scdality Girls—Twilight musi0010", P to 7 o’clock.
The . Business Woman's Club—
An evening with '.music, in the
studio of Mrs. Fannie Mbnaon.
Tuesday
The Kathleen Mallory Circle of
the Baptist Church will hold their
rcgulp? meeting at 3:30 o'clock
a t the home of Mrs. E. S. Rockey
on Park"Avenue.
YJctrdla
Program — Yowell’s
store, afternoon from 4 to 5
o’clock.
G. F. S. Sr,—Impromptu musicale, afternoon.
Thursday
Sanford Band -Concert, ■-Thurs
day night.
’ •‘
. Cupid crossed the path of Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt nnd Lord Cecil
Friday
-. ^
some time
but when they left the church at Bihmore, N. C., after
Mr*. A. P. Copnclly, and Mrs. S. their wedding—there he was ngain. Also there was a long lino of
E. Barrett will entertain in honbr flower girls, ns shown in the picture.
of Mrs. MaoJdJp a t bridge at the
W om b's C lub,at 3 o’clock. ,,
Cantata,' (Pandora) direction of Man-Ape stops Crying Large Park surrounds
Mriy'J.’ Mi Colclough, students
front the 'grammar school.
Long enough to laugh Active Lassen volcano
KEY WEST— May - 5.—Adver
tisements for bids for the con-,
structlon of th*’ Key Largo-Dade
county road have been sent to
newspapers by County Clerk Filer.
Bids also are nsked for construc
tion of the roads and bridges ex
tending from Stock Island to Sad
dle Bunches. They will.be opened
by the county commissioners on
June B. if the bids are'satisfac
tory it is expected that work will
fccKin shortly afterward at both
ends of the county on the Key-1
West-to-mainlund highway.
sm ile p r o d u c e r —
S a y “ O h H e n r y !”
to th e m an b eh in d
TUESDAY
th e ca n d y counter,
A Fine Canc/y
1 0 c E veryw h ere
FIRST CAR TOMATOES
.' BRADENTOWN. May 5.—Man
istee codnty has shipped its first
carload of the spring crop of to
matoes. The car contained 180
crates. The season will cafitinu*
through May and intp Jorie. and
estimates have placed the probable
crop'yldld this year nt not less
than 1,200 carloads.
. .1. Smi'h Co.
m sT iu n o T O R s
Jacksonville, Florida.
Hundreds of yards of Cotton and Silk piece good
short lengths left from our Dollar Sale. They'haVi
been tagged and marked
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BARACA-PHII.ATIIKA MEET
Lake Front
Celery Farm
j
Voiles, Crepes, Ratines, Ginghams, all kinds of WJji]
Goods and Silks
Personals
SALE STARTS AT 9:00
WOMEN’S CONVENTION
Shopping in Sanford Friday was
Miss Elizabeth Booth of Tavares.
FORT MYERS, May !>.—Ar
rangements for the program are
Shopping in Sanford. Saturday,
being made for the fifth annual
were Mrs. R. L. Van Etton, Miss
convention here May 23-24 of the
Spooner of Mt. Dora.
Carthaus, he saw and heard a man- trails have been virtually cnmplet- Florida Federation of Business
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npe or siamang laugh, This wns rd, said Goodwin. They will open and Professional Women’s clubs.
YlriUhg Miss Ethel Wilhite in in the midst of an Indian jungle up one of the most picturesque and Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest, honorary
Lakeland this week is Miss Aliie where, from the safety of a steel scenic districts in America, Lassen life president of the national fed
Gillon of Sanford.
cuge, the zoologist was inuking his | |>pak being the only active volcano eration, will be. the guest of the
observations. In captivity the sin- : in the United States, Objects of Florida
convention.
Delegates
Dr. L. A. Miller of St. Louis, mang is melancholic, asserts Dr. interest for the flrst roads con- representing clubs a t Bartow, DuyINCORPORATED
Mflv'Ytow living at Markham, is Cartnaus, and sits about and ■strutted will bc-the lake region, in tona, Gainesville,
Jacksonville,
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contemplating locating in Sanford. broods and cries nnd sheds tears of the southeastern corner , of the Marianna, Miami, Cocoa, Orlando,
i t
Rooms 515-510
distress.
park, the Cinder cone and its lavs Penrucola. St. Augustine, St. Pet-'
h}
. ——
First Nnt'l Uk Bldg.
Dr. Carthaus avers neither the Helds, the devastated area swept ersburg, Tnllnhnssee, Tampa and
Mr. *hd Mrs. C. D, Bromley of
cat nor tije dog ' is capnbb' „of by the eruption of May, 1U1G, am other places are expected to a t
Ch'nTuota^j^pt J h e ^ay in. SanSanford
laughing, notwithstanding the re- the magnificent but little knowi tend the convention., jjorta pf other scientists th a t they 1K1n^ ^ T T C l r c ^ w itil lta gr.tq
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.. Branding -th* dag. fn SgnfonE;
1SwuErdgy tyere -Mr.* endlHrs. Com -lVoCftftM~Are'After
mons ofStojio Island.
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A * v i s i t o r to Miss Katherlfle Symes. was Miss Grace Davis
provemonts. The two principal
from Stetson University.,
projects to be carried out from
r. Hr (■}J
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proceeds
o f the issue, if approved,
Spending several days in Miami
will be construction of a city hall
on business are W. H. Wight and
with auditorium to cost $275,000
R. R. Deas.
on a site to cost $100,000; and a
j gifts to Japan nfter the .September hospital for white patients to cost
Motoring to New Smyrna and
$300,000. An athletic field nnd
j earthquake.
V.
Daytona Sunday were Mr. and Mr*.
The teachers are leaving the sub equipment. to cost $87,000, nnd u
J. P. Hall and son Gordon.
ject mutter of the letters .entirely library nnd equipment to cost
la the writers. They will be trans $75,000 also nrc taken care of*in
Spending Sunday, with Mrs. E.
lated literally Into English nnd the proposed Issue.
S. Rockey, were Mrs. Howard
sent to children in America nnd
BERLIN BIRTH RATE '
Bdokdff and" Mrs. Alfred Pqrter
Europe, hundreds of whose names
l l t ' f ' l I V L’O
of Orlando.
nrc in the bunds of children or
BERLIN,
May 5*—Births in Ber
teachers in Jnpan.
^
lin
fell
to
38,551
in 1023, ns against
Mrs. R. H. Barnard and little
in
1013.
This decline is
LLAMAS
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JO
TRIM
son Harry and Miss Margaret
haVtn ga grent effect on the pub
LAWNS.
Barker of Orlando were week-end
LONDON, may o,—For reasons lic sc h o d i The number of chil
guests of Mrs. Ed Randall,
of (connmv, und to make use of dren entering the lowest elaaaca in
\ Sv.i
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some of the inmates, the London 1023 was only 3IJ)00, In 1019 the
Bpfndbig the «b»y .shopping in
zoo authorities are starting geese number of first-year pupils was
TUESDAY
I
American legion Meet
obtain the 1920 convention.
Always success brings many joys, but none which exceeds the gratification of a home of your
own. Sooner or later every man and woman realizes that unless the best values of life are to
escape them, they must put between themselves and the hurly-burly of the world, a plot of green
trees, garden perhaps, und u vista which will be all their, own.
......
g i'ass,
orul Gables in its setting of rare tropical beauty provides tHbse things on a qcale unknown
heretofore—nnd insures to the purchaser and his inheritors their permanent unspoiled posses
sion.
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A visit to Coral Gables -will immediately reveal the wonderful opportunity that is now offtred in
Coral Gables homes at-prices and terms which will surprise yop.
, , 7 ,
Mrs. John Leonard], Mrs. A. M.
DeVordst apd Mrs. B. J. Starting
horn "rtpiraed from Jacksonvillf
where they want to attend th i uaP
veiling of i8e Jean Ribaut mono*
We are ready with the Firestone Full-fledged Balloon Tires to
ng the week-end a t Ward’s
Daytona Beach, were Mr.
Pern Ward.” Mrs. Arthur
liks. R. R. Deaa, Mra. W.
it. Camilla Deoa, Richard
arry Bower and Billie
y of young
aielton's a t
equip all makes Cars. The Full-fledged Balloon equipment is
worth to your Car* 40£ of its value in Car conservation, makes
the car look 25'/r better. Smoothest motoring on earth. Abso
lutely Skid-proof. Less gas consumption. 40% less punctures.
Longest mileage.
FIRESTONE, PIONEERED. TESTED A N D DEVELOPED T H E BALLOON TIRE,
AND WILL NOT SE L L A SO-CALLED SEMI. OR MONGREL BALLOON
,
TIRE TO FIT PR ESEN T RIMS
X c t Ua Pay You to Save
p a y
Scbu-
RROS. —
■ ■ ■ ■ »■» wwa a g a w w a n a a i i a g a g
wire fencing, and the llamas are in 1010; in ,1020 they rose to 63,tethered by n lonfc rope which 014, hut in |022 sank to 45,6flfl, and
gives them a 20-foot grazing cir a year later fell to 38,551.
cle.
SUICIDE TOWER CLOSED
ENGLAND SCRAPS OLD WARw ■r MUNICH, May 5.—The towers
of at. Mary’s church, which rise
SHIPS. .7
, LONDON. May 0.—Sinco the to A height of 327 feet, are to be
armistice, obsolete warships of ap closed to the public because of their
proximately 2,250,000 tons1 have continued popularity with persons
been sold and realized between determined upon suicide.
$20,000,000 and $22 500,000. An
nouncement to this effect was made
recently in. the house of commons.
fipeiiiling the week-end with
18-HOLE GOLF COURSE
relative*-here was Jack Fox, who
is attending the Commercial School
LAKELAND. May 3—The Lakein Orlando.
land Country club, located qn the
south shore of Inke Parkbr, will
Mrs. W; F. Lore of Lawton, have an up-to-date eighteen hole
Okla:, has accepted a position here olf course by the first of Navemwith Porter-Judy Fruit Company. er, according to plans announced
Mrs. Love is now living a t Mark by officials of the club. The club
already has a nine-hole course and
ham.
work will be in progress through
out the coming summer, it is
Mr. na ndd ' W
iri ■O rlando -w ore M
Mrs* stated, on construction of an ad
Scott’s Ferry.—The now WalkcrAicks, who have been, visiting ditional nine. The nuw links pa Jordun
sawmill has been enmpiot*
their daughter, Mrs. Ed. Randall rallel both sides of the Dixie high ed, and it is said that seocrai hun
way.,
for the past week.
dred employes will he on the pay
Okeechobee.—The construction roll when operation begins. Mary
Sirs. P. M. Boyd left Saturday of a new lOO.ntm hotel wil lbe be ville Lumber Company is operating
nfteitfioon fo r her home. Tarpon gun here' at once.
a t full capacity.
SpringfliafBw* g: Nisit o f 1* few
days with relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
A .D
. Abrahams on West
Side.
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Fla.
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TH E SANFORD HERALI), MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924.
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TO.
e And There In The World Of
Mail Carriers On
R ural J to u tesJ ^ ilJ
Gather Farm Data
C o u n ty . . F l o r i d a :
A p o r t i o n of
635
112.751
H ectlona 7 a n d S. T o w n a l f tp 10 Mouth,
Ita n K e 31 H a s t, h o u n d e d a n d d e s Orange Heights, Sanford, Fla.
c r i b e d a s f o l lo w s , t o - w i t ;
B e g i n - L. E. White, Lot 10, Blk-3
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$221.95
12&
n n ltt nt a c o r n e r p o s t s e t In t h e
-»rrotmrt*T»rar)»evT-trrth-ir*Ttaft-foF-fhe t7*t ?, wiiitfc, r^-pfl^lC T f^*- - ~ ......................'
1 2 8 ^ ^ ^ 227.27
p o i n t of I n t e r s e c t i o n o f O h io a n d
227.27
J e s u p Aves. ( o r C r l p P e n B o n d ) , a ls o L. E. White, Lot 10, Blk 4 .......................... .......... 128
b e i n g t h e N o r t h * lin e of t h e HWS4 L. E. White, Lot 20, Blk 4 ........................................ 128
227.27
Sec. 8. t h e n c e S o u t h w i t h c e n t e r
The above and, foregoing final assessments are payable without
l i n e o f O h io Ave. 3.121 c h a i n s t o nil
Ir o n p in c o r n e r , m a d e o f old b u g g y irterest to May 15, 1024, and from and after such date, said special
a x le , h e r e t h e s u r v e y f o r b o u n d a r y
b e g i n s ; t h e n c e S o u t h w i t h s a i d Ave. assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installment! with
3,S91 c h a i n s to a n Ir o n p i n c o r n e r ,
t h e n c e S o u t h *9 d e g r e e s . W e s t 11.91 interest at 89c per, annum on nil deferred payments.
c h a i n s t o a n Ir o n p i n c o r n e r , t h e n c e
Witness my hand as City Clerkand the Seal of the City of San
N o r t h I I d e g r e e s . 13 m i n u t e s . W a i t
l.fi* c h a i n s to a n i r o n p i n c o r n e r , ford, Florida, this 4th day of April, A. D. 1924.
t h e n c e N o r t h 32 d e g r e e s W e s t I.M (SEAL)
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
In T h e C ir c u i t C o u rt o f S e m i n o le c h a i n s t o t h e fixed
p o i n t a t old
C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In C h a n c e r y .
4-7-14-21-28-5-5
b o a t h o u s e , t h e n c e S o u t h S2 d e
W . A. K a y n o r . C o m p l a i n a n t .
g r e e s . 30 m i n u t e s F a s t 0.29 c h a i n s
vs.
t o a c o r n e r , t h e n c e S o u t h 32 d e
C o r n e l i a F. B r u c e . Kl. Al.
g r e e s , H a s t 0.27 c h a i n t o a p o in t TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON CENTRAL
D e f e n d a n t* .
on th e d itc h , th e n c e w ith th e shore
O II D E U F O B P U B L IC A T IO N .
STREET FROM SANFORD AVE. TO FRENCH AVE.
l i n e In a N o r t h e a s t e r l y
directio n
T o a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t 2.60 c h a i n s m o r e o r l e s s t o a p o in t
u n d e r C o rn elia F.
Bruce,
C. F . o n t h e w a t e r s e d g e a t t h e e a s t sid e
Notice la hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave
B ru c e . A n g u s I).
B ru c e ,
J u d n o n o f t h e a p p r o a c h to t h e d o c k l e a d i n g
ment
on Central Street from Sanford Ave. to French Ave. has been
L o o m is, H i r a m L o o m is. F r a n c i s F o s t o t h e Itoat h o u s e , t h e n c e S o u t h 30
te r . I r a J. F u l t o n a n d J o h n . H o w d e g r e e s E a s t t e n l i n k s t o a n Iron completed, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the
a r d L oom is, , ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n a n p i n m o n u m e n t ,
th en ce
w ith th e
J o h n H. L o o m i s ) a n d e n e h o f t h e m s a m e h e a r i n g 2.363_ c h a i n s_ t o_ _a n Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida.
d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e
1 7 r o n ~ p i p V ’w e l l p o in t , w i t n e s s e d by
The following is the fins! estimate for paving Central Street 24
a n d p r e m i s e s h e r e l n t n H e r d e s c r l h - „ p a | mPtto>
N o rth easterly
9 ft,.
••(I: a m i to 8. J e n n i e B oon . C. M. N o r t h w e s t e r l y 12" 12’ ( e s t i m a t e d )
feet
in width from Sanford Ave. to Park Ave. and 16 feet in width
Boon, S a r a h J . Umqie, C a lv in M. t h e n c e N o r t h 86 d e g r e e * H a s t 11.113
B o o n e . S a r a h A. L oom is. H e n r y II. c h a i n s t o t h e p l a c e o f b e g i n n i n g , from Park Ave. west to French Ave. with sheet asphalt on 6” rock
I.onm l*. H a r r i e t t L o o m is. A'llce C. c r o s s i n g t h e lin e b e t w e e n S e c ti o n s base.
H n n l. W i l l i a m F. Iln n l. C h a r l e s A. 7 a n d 8 a t a d i s t a n c e o f 2.8S c h a i n s
C lo w e*. S a r a h A. H a w l e y . V io le t W e s t of c e n t e r l i n e of O h io Ave. From Sanford to Park 24 feet in width.
C. F u l t o n . F r e d F u l t o n a n d L u l a F. o n e a c h o f t h e F a s t
and
W est
C o n k li n , a n d e a c h of t h e m If l i v in g , m e a s u r e m e n t s , . t h e t r a c t c o n t a i n s 1029 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c .................. ..................- .......... 4 411.60
anil If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s elnlmiriK 3.20 a c r e s o f l a n d In S e c t i o n No. 7 6800 Sta. yds. overhaul @ l c ....... ........ .................- ....... ........ .
68.00
I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e s a i d S. J e n n i e a n d 1.01 a c r e s In S e c t i o n N°- *
B o o n . C. M. Boon. S a r a h J. Ilo o n e. s n l d T o w n s h i p a n d I l a n g e . t h e s a m e 1876 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 75c ........................... 1407.00
C a l v i n M. B oo ne. S a r a h A. L o o m is , t o b e m o r e o r less, " w i t h n il t h e
73.20
244 Lin ft, flush curb @ 30c ..........................................•-....
H e n r y II. L o o m is. H n r r l e t t L o o m is. r i g h t s t o S i l v e r L ak e.
A li r e C. H au l, W i l l i a m
F.
H n n l.
1905.00
2540
Sq.
yds.
6”
rock
foundation
@
7
5
c.....................................
I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s
C h a r l e s A. C lo w e s. S a r a h A. I l n w loy, V io let <?. F u l t o n . F r e d F u l t o n o r d e r be p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r 2492 Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalt top @ 07c .......... ...................... 2417.24
37.18
nd L u l a F. C o n k li n , a n d e a c h o f e l g h t e n n s e r u t l v e w e e k s In t h e H a n
169 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c
t h e m d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h
54.00
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Type
B
inlets
@
427.00
la n d s ami p re m ise s h e re in a fte r deaF lorida.
s c r lb e d .
60.00
1
Manhole
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.
Done an d ordered,
t h i s t h e 3rd
You and each of you a re h ereb y
130.90
119
Lin.
ft.
12’’
storm
sewer
@
41.10.............
r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r t o t h e b ill o f d a y o f M a y , 1921.
E. A. DOUGLASS.
e o m p l a l n t In t h e
above
e n ttllrd (S E A L )
11.21
Extra work
C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t
rn u se nt th e C o u rth o u se at H an
of
S
e
m
i
n
o l e C o u n t y . F lo r id a .
ford , S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , o n
13.00
2
Monuments
at
street
intersections
By A. M. W e k s , D e p ly C le rk .
t h e 7lh d a y o f J u l y ,
1921. a a ld
82.10
F
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d
It.
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s
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Labratory
inspection
s
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— ,
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th e co m p la in a n t
to t h e f o l l o w i n g S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t ,
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 29o .................................. 133.00
t r a c t o f larnlfl s i t u a t e In S e m l n o l o 1 6 -5 - 1 2 -I4 -2 6 - 6 -2 -9 - 1 S -2 J -3 0 .
:sih, m i .
,
O n m o t io n o f t h e p l a i n t i f f In t h e
above e n titled cause for add itio n al
o r d e r o f n o tic e , tl a p p e a r i n g : a n d
h e lm ;' fu u tu l JUS- Ih u s u b s c r i b i n g n u
ftto ritr. - r h a r The -aaM ^- d e f e n d a n r
W a t s o n B e n tl e y I’a r m a l e e . Is r e s i d
i n g In t h e T m v n of S a n f o r d a n d
S t a l e of F l o r i d a . T h e r e f o r e o r d e r
ed. t h a t n o ti c e o f t h e p e n d e n c y o f
s a i d c o m p l a l n l a n t h e g i v e n g i v e n tie
f e n d a n t by p u b l i s h i n g t h i s o r d e r In
The Sanford H erald o r o th e r n e w s
p a p e r p r i n t e d In S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a ,
c o m m e n c i n g o n o r b e f o r e t h e 9tlt
d a y o f May. 1921.
B y t h e C o u rt.
W H E A T O N F . DOWD,
Cleric.
Engineering 49t
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32*30
_..._........4858.04
Total .coat
To be borne by adjacent property owners, 4570.69.
Number of feet frontage, 1387.
Assessment per foot frontage, $0.4115.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
Foot
Final
Description
F ro n tag e. Assess went
Name
E. R. Traffrod’s Map, Sanford, Fla.
148.14
S, 0. Shinholser Lot 5, Blk 4, Tier 3 ...... .... ........... 117
48.14
Congregational Church Lot 10, Blk 4, Tier 3 ........ 117
48.14
Dr. J. N. Robson Lot 5, Blk 4, Tier 4 ............... ..
117
48.14
Mrs. L. H. Thrasher Lot 10, Blk 4. Tier 4 ......... 117
48.14
Peoples Bank Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 3 ...... —............. a. 117
48.14
W. B. Williams, Lot 9, Blk 6, Jfier3 ..................117
Or (W. B. Williams)
" *•r .
48.14
Temple Instn. Inc., Lot 1, Blk 6, Tier 4 .— ---- ... 117
48.14
Presbyterian Church, Lot 6, Blk 5, Tier 4 ......... .
117
68.72
Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tier 5 ............. .. 167
11.64
S. O. St J. C. Chase, Lot 9, Blk 4, Tier 5 ...........
28.3
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-way,
11.40
Blk 4, Tr. 5 ................................. - .......... .
27.7
48.14
T. W. Williams, Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 5 ............... ....... 117
30.80
Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 6, Blk 5, Tier 5 ................;...... 75
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Co., Right-of-way,
Begin at N. W. Cor. Lot 0, Blk 5, Tier 5„ run
West 42 ft.,’ South 58.29 feet Northeasterly to
14.81.
beg ............. .............................. ............................
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The above and foregoing final assessments ore payable without
interest up to May 15, 1924, and from und after such date, said special'
assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments
with interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payments.
Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San
ford, Florida, this 4th day of April, A. D. 1924.
(SEAL)
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L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
4-7-14-21-28-5-5
TALLAHASSEE, May 5.—Rural mail carriers will be used this
States Ath- year for the first time in gather
Si
Challenged to ing harvest acreage figures in
Florida for the United States deIt T h in Ever
ortment of agriculture. This will
History.
c part o fa nation-wide plan to
t, May 6<—America’s gather nccurntc dntn concerning
tacy promises to be the acreage harvested or to b«
harvested on individual farms.
f/.the Olympic Games Plans for using the rural mail car
I'm greater extent than riers in this connection have been
[but on past perform- approved by Postmasiir-General
.
ountry’s stars figure to New, it is stated. •
W.
F.
Cailendar,
In
charge
of
the major short of intercron estimating work in the fed
iurels,
re proof of the outstand- eral department of agriculture, de
Jo n held by America Is clares this method of obtaining in
athletes hold 35, or more formation will afford a better basis
ever before for making accu
•third of the 00 world’s than
rate
acreage
estimates.
■for track and field events
It is expected under this plan
by- th a'iInternational
, iir
Athletic
Federation. that nearly a 10 per cent, sample
It' Britain is next with 25 ami of nil the farms in the United
1, which has but recently States can be obtained, and this
1 to th i forefront in ath- large sample of typical farms will
», is third with 12. These two be used in estimating total acreage
Bin, incidentally, loom as figures for all farms. There are
erica’s ^closest rivals for honors 44,000 rural mail carriers, who
will distribute and collect cards
/ P a r i a n . .year,
(Nq.
other .iation
nation
atlon approaches
an
--------the fom more than 700,000 farmers, on
utility off America, the lists which will be shown the ncreage
»w. Xpr Uncle Sam’s track and hartested or to be harvested.
Utilization of rural mail car
M e ld performers *have established
I record^ in she of the seven distinct riers in tjiis work is one of the
group! .«f track and field compcti- irnctieal examples of economy benr g practiced by the department ,lt
America finds the world in the is stated, and is made possible
runs, .jumps, weight-tossing, hur through the efficiency with which
dling and relay racing, a tabula they have collected figures on
tion discloses,' while Great Britain births, deuths and numbers of pigs
TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD
Is preponderant in walking and on farms.
The regulnr agricultural census
- Finland ■In javelin and discus
STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO OAK AVENUE.
Engineering 4% ~
_
-----—:::.:~y~2B8:00
by the census bureau is also to be
throwing.
Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave
All gunning records from 100 to made this year and when the fig TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD
ment
on Third Street, from Magnolia Ave. to Oak Ave., has been com
ures
are
available
the
department
$7019.43
* 1,320 yards are held by American
Total c o s t _
STREET FROM MILL CREEK TO AVACADO AVENUE, AND
stai^.bufc from ono to 25 miles, of agriculture will have an excel
pleted,
nnd the completed work has been finally accepted by the Com
To be borne by City 1-3, $2349.81.
AVACADO AVENUE, FROM THIRD STREET TO
Engl
England, chiefly through the bril- lent check on the acuracy of the
mission
of the City of Sanford, Florida.
To be borne by adjacent property owners, $4693.62.
FIRST S T R E E ^
Want
llant pe rformances
formnnees a decade agi
ago by sample method of calculating
The
following is the final estimate for paving Third Street
Al/rcdTShrubb, fields a majority of acreage, it is declared."
Notice is hereby given that the constructiqn of the asphalt pave Number of feet frontage, 1639,
Twenty-four
feet in width from Magnolia Ave. west to Oak Ave.; Re
the marks op the ‘books. The mile
ment on Third St. from Mill Creek to Avncoda Ave., and Avacado Ave. Assessment per foot, frontage, $2.8674.
mark stood "to the credit of an
placing
the
nine
foot brick pavement with a tWenty-four foot sheet
Radio Program
From Park to French 16 feet wide:
from Third Street to First St., has been completed, and the completed
•American, Norman Taber, until last
asphalt
pavement,
on a rock foundation:
work has been finally accepted by the Commission of tho City of San 1665 Cu. yds. grading @ 40c .........................................................$ 660.00
summer,*when Paavo Nurmi, Fin
Program
for
May
6.
405
Cu.
yds.
grading
@ 40c ......... ........ ............ ...»......................♦ 162.00
22765 Sta. yds. overhaul @ l c ..................... —................................ 227.65
nish star, slapped the distance In
tlanta Journal (429) 8- ford.
2227
Sta.
Yds.
overhnul
@ lc ...... .......................... - ------------22.27
the astonishing time of four min 9, WSH—A
The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Third St. 3506 Lin. ft. flush curb <§> 30c ................ ......... ....................... 1051.80
uartet; 10:45, d arky‘quartpt.
utes 10^-5 seconds. This has not
1028
Lin.
ft.
concrete
curb
and
gutter
@
7
5
c
.............
......
.
771.06
WGR—BufTalo (319) 5-0:30 reci from Mill Creek West to Avacado Ave., and Avacado Ave. from Third 3073 Sq. yds. 0" rock base <5> 75c ...................... ...................... 2304.75
yet bean officially accepted by the
45.00
6:30, news; 7, address for men St. North to First Street a width of Sixteen Feet with sheet asphnit 3070 Sc^ yds, 2" asphalt top @ 9 7 c ............................................. 2983.72 150 Lin. ft. flush* curb @ 30c ......... - ........... ................ ........
I. A -A . F.f b\it thin is expected to tal;
and boys.
320
Lin.
ft.
granite
curb
reset
@
15c
...........................................
48.00
be only a formality.
22 Lin. ft. 12" sewor @ $1.10 ..... ..
24.20
Tribune (370) 6- two inches thick on a six Inch rock base.
The United States has a monop 7, WGN—Chicago
2 Monuments at street intersections
13.00 1107.Sq..yds. rock base @ 75c______ _______ -------------------- 875.25
violin,
songs,
orchestra;
8-10,
1364
Cu.
yds.
exesvation
@
40c
..................
...........................,
$
515.60
oly in weight-throwing, the relays musical, dance.
Extra work .... ........................... .. .....
8.47 1167 Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt- top @ 67c .................................. 1131.99
2300 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ...... ................- ............................. 23.00
and In jhmping,-holding all but two
WMAQ—Chicago
News
(447.5
6357.00
Laboratory inspection ................ .....
90.91 850 Sq. yds. brick re-laid @ 42c ..... ..................................
records listed In these 7, talks; 7:20, Americanization; ’8225 Lin. ft. Ilush curb @ 30c ..... ........ . *.......... ........... .
9?7.50
672
Sq.
ft.
alley
returns
@
22c
.............................................
.
147.84
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2%
147.29
2939 Sq. yds. rock baso @ 75c ....... ............ - .............. ............... 2204.25
Ik t e a W
M
L r ™
,
»• •« « « .> * *
2
Typo
B
Inlets
@
$27.00
...........................
..............
............
54.00
Engineering
4%
..........................
......
294.58
2897 Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt @ 97c — :------.*............. .......... 2810.09
« .w h o n a s t* y o a r shattered his own pr2!E?P!:
.
____ 2
Manholes
...................................................................................
110.00
WDAP—Chicago
(360)
6,
con
. 0 Typo B Inlets @ $27.00 ..................... - ......... .................... 102.00
« “ rp p r record with a vault of 4.21 cert; 6:20,-7:30, music, talks.
approximately 13 feet,
260.95 Total cost ...... .............................. ......................... ......
..$7800.37 350 Lin. ft. 12" storm sewer @ $1.10'...... *...... ........... .......... 385.00
307
Ft. 8“ storm sewer (5> 85c —....
WLW—Cincinnati (309 ) 0, Typo
9% Inches. The only relay mark
540.Sq. f t sidewalk @ 20c ...... — ...................................... .
108.00
To'W
borne
by
City
1-3,
$2002.12.
883.30
nqt held._by this country is for graphical Union 78th anniversary, 308 Ft. 12** storm.sewer @ $1.10 ....
1 Monument at streot Intersection .............. ................ .........
8.00,
music.
To
be
borne
by
adjacent
property
owners,
$5204.25.
976.05
723
F
t
15”
storm
sewer
@
$1.35
....
0 metres, for which Sweden
Laboratory inspection ...........___ _______ __ . - - - 52.79
WSAI—Cincinnati* CJOftJ'0, fifrt200.00 Number of feet frontage, 2931.
la the record.
____ . .
4 Manholes @ $50.00 --------- ---- f n the •-hmrdiHU) Artie?•(.-,Mtolto
J
____ _______
ifjvt*A
•ir of the sijr-Yecordsr^brtb' tfie
or m T^T..*.......
"78.00 ' '
FRED TT WTCCrAMS; Englfiier.-^ sir1200
Lin.
ft.
3"
drnirr-ffre'TafiT
(5) $85.00 per
...... .... .
WFAA—Dallas News
(476)
«r two, credited' to Canada, re. ’’
Foot
Final
Extra work .................................. ........... .......... ............ ....
61.55
i0ct some glory to*this country in- 12:30-1, address; 8:30-9:30, drnAssessment Total cost .............*...........................................................................$ 4533.23
Description
Frontage
smuch as Earl Thompson, who niatic, musical; 11-12, music,
2 Monuments set nt street intersections .............................
13.00 Name
WBAP—Fort Worth Star-Tele
Less Credit 475 Sq. yds. brick @ $1.17............ ................. 555.75
accounted for them, was developed
t Markham Park Heights Addition to Sanford, Fla.
Laboratory Inspection of materials .......................... ....... — 116.40
a t Dartmouth College under Harry gram (476) 7:30-8:30, concert;
$172.04
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 ft - ...................... ......... 187.21 G. M. Shipp, Lot 2, Blk F .............................
'xullmgn, old American hurdling 9:30-10:45, concert.
KFKX—Hastings (341) 0:30, re172.04 T o ta l\o s t ............................................ .......... .............................,..$3977.48
Engineering V/c ...........—------ —....... ............... .......... .— ■374.42 G. M. Shipp, Lot 3, Blk; F ...................... .......
|t a r and Olympic champion.
broadcasts
KDKA.
Sandy Anderson, Lot 4, Blk F....................
172.04 To be borne by City 1-3, $1325.83.
The apportionment
of w
l* VdltAwJa
I I . ■ orld's
WHAA—Iowa City (484) 8, ad;
To be borne by adjacent property, $2651.65
t
258.06
C.
W,
Cannon,
Lot
5,
Blk
F
..........................
jV^ecorda
among AlL_
the e(ght
holding
Total cost ............. — ....... ................ .......
$9922.32
, »tlona Is shown in the following dress, music.
Number
of
feet
frontage,
936.
‘ ,
L.
F.
Roper,
Lot
7,
Blk
E
.......
..................
186.38
WHB—Kansas City (411) 7 chil To be borne by City 1-3, $3307.44.
v table:
Assessment
per
foot
frontage,
$2,833.
L.
F.
Roper,
Lot
8,
Blk“
*E
..............................
186.38
dren;
8-10,
vocal,
instrumental.
To be borne adjacent property, $6614.88.
„ ,,
_
Javelin
O. P. Herndon, Lot 9, Blk E ..........................
200.72
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
'S Nation— Jumps Weights Discus. WHAS—Louisville Journal (400)* Number feet frontage, 2908.18.
7:30-9, concert, agricultural talk.
{fitted- States 5
Frank
Grayham,
Lot
10,
Blk
E
___
_____
200.72
Foot
Final
KFI—Los Angeles (469) 8:45 Assessment per foot front $2.2746.
reat Britain 0
Anna
M.
DeForTest,
Lot
6,
Blk
D
..............
Name
400:00
Description
Frontage
Assessment
concert;
10-12,
orchestra.
WILLIAMS, Engineer.
Inland ...... 0
Gus Frank, Lot 7, Blk D ....
E. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford, Fla.
199.28
KHJ—Los Angeles (395) 8, or
Denmark
Fool
Final
chestra; 8:30, children; 10-12,
Gus
Frank,
Lot
8,
Blk
D
....
200.72
S.
O.
Shinholser,
Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ............ .......... in
331.46
.SVeden
....«%)
Frontage
Name
Description
Assessment D. S. Babbitt, Lot 1, Blk G
dance.
>•••**••••••»•••*•••«
193.55 Congregational Church, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ........... 117
rC »nada........... 0
.
331.40 •
E.
R.
Trafford’s
Map,
Sanford,
Fla.
WGI—Medford (360 ) 6, Big
ranee .............0
D. S. Babbitt, Lot 2, Blk G .............................
67.5
193.55 Ed Randall, Jr., Trustee.
Brother
Club;
5:30,
talk,
concert,
.
V
4
ray
1
D. S. Babbitt, Lot 3, Blk G ....... ........................... - 67.5
193.65 J. N. Robson, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 4.*........... .......... 117
331.46
___ 61
138.75 D. S. Babbitt, Lot 4, Blk G ....... r...........t..............
_
. Suns Walks H ’rdlcs Relays “Fashions in Footwear."
; Blk 4, Tr. 12 ........... ............ - ......
67.5
103.55 Mrs. L. H. Thrasher, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 4 ........... 117
WMC—
Memphis
Commercial
Ap
331.46
U. S.V...*13
0
4
8.
.......
198
J.
H.
Hodges
W.
U
of
Blk
4,
Tr.
12
450.37
peal (500) 8:30, program;, 11, fro
H. A. Neel, Lot 1, Blk II ...............
70
200.72 Peoples Bank and E. A. Douglass, Lot 1, Blk 5,
B rifn 11
14 . 0
0
Blk
lic,
Hawaiian
orchestra.
nlantl . 10
10
0
0
E. J. Rivers, Lot 2, Blk II ...........
70
200.72
Tr 3
331.46
117
WLAG—Minncupolis-St.
Paul
5, Tr. 12
138.75 E. J. Rivers, Lot 3, Blk II ..............
nmark.. 0 * 1 )
0
0
70
200.72
(417)
7:30,
lectures.
W.
B.
williams,
Lot
9,
Blk
5,
Ti«r3
...................
831.40
117
Sweden.... 2
0
o
1
...... 198
450.37 B. Smith, Lot 4, Blk H ......................................
70
KBAH—Minneapolis (417) 7. Mclsch Realty Co., W. tt of Blk 5, Tr. 12
200.72 Temple Inatn. Inc., J. D. Jinkins, Sec. Lot 1, Blk 6,
Canada
E
f
' °f
1YJUS8 Ionian Long sic; 4:30, bedtime;. 5, music.
A. E. Hill, Mrs. W. 2-3 Lot 8, Blk Z ....................
102.96
WJZ—/New York (455) 6, songs; J. T. Allen, Lo^ 10, Blk Z ..................................... 154.44
l vKatherine P r i m e 6:30, orchestra; 6:20, talk; 6:35, D.-’O. Brown Est. E. 1-2 and E. 15 f t 9 in. of N.
music; 7:30, talk; 7:46, violinist; 1* W. 1-4, ;Blk 5, Tr. 13 .......................................... 163.50
Are Tennis Winners 9:30,
orchestra.
1. 'v
Mary E. Styles W. 1-2 of Blk 5, Tr. 13, (Less E.
641.03
117.09
234.18
>351.28
371.79
WEAF—New York (492) 5:30-9,
,
16 ft. 9 in. of N. W. 1 -4 )....................... - ....
132
300.25
FLORIDA*. STATE COLLEGE entertainment.
FOR WOMEN, May 6.—Lillian V WJY—New York (405) '6:15-9, Victor and Belle Check All Blk 5, Tr. 14 ........... ... 295.5
672.04
**
I>>ng of Gainesville and Katherine artists.
C. W. Bowman, E. 43.7 f t Blk 5, Tr. 15 .....
10.7
'
WHN-rNeW
York
(360)
7:30t 24.32
*ime of Sarasota have >firoYcn
Avacado Terrace, Sanford) Florida.
8:15, orchestra.
emselvcs champions in
KGO—Oakland (312) .10, ad Henry Nickel Lot 1 ..... - ...... ‘......!.......... ........
:. ’ 63
general doubles, in the tennis
143.30
tournment play-off here. In addi dress; 12-3 a. m., dance.*Henry Nickel Lot 2 ............. .......... ................
- 03
143.30
WAAW—-Omaha (3Q0) 8:05, sertion to this Jhonor, they won the
Henry Nicker Lot 9 ................. ..................
.. 63
143.30
c.°vf}ed "F" in. tennis. This was vices,
.. 170.38
WDAR—Philadelphia (3D5) 5:30387.54
decided in the finals when the
Long-Prime and Walkcr-Pcrkins 5:50, talks.
Henry Nichel Lot 11 ......... ........... ....
.. 60
118.73
(595)
4. Henry Nickel Lot 12 ...... ............ .........
game was played off. The score ' WIP—Philadelphia
„
50
>
118.73
waa 8-6, 2-6, 6-4. Two new “F’s" talk; 4:30, orchestra; 6, concert;
Henry
Nickel
Lot
13
......................
.
.
60
113.73
8:03^dance.
Will b« given in tennis this year,
..
50
113.73
ono to Francis Walker, holder of
K W E -rP ittsburgh ( 102 ) 5:30 Henry Nickel Lot 14 ...... ....... ....... ......
, the championship in singles, and concert; 6*10, bedtime; 6:45, fea Henry Nickel Lot 15 ............. ........... .
..
60
113.73
one to Lillian long, holdef' «f ture; 7:30 musical,
Henry
Nickel
Lot
16
...........................
.
..
50.
113.73
KDKA—Pittsburgh (326 ) 6:30,
double; Miss Prime has already
L.
G.
Strlngfellow’a
Subdivision.
bedtime;
7-8,
concert;
9:30,
address.
made her "K" in basketball and
track.
'f.f
, ,KGW—Portland (492) 9:45, talk. F. D. McBride Lot 1 Blk " A " _______
.. 120
272.05
Tho progress of the tournament > KPO—San Francisco (423) 7:30- Mrs. Mary Packard S. 1-2 Lot 2, Blk ‘A"
.. 60
136.37
8:30, children; 8:30-1 a. m., orches
was as follows:
50
^
118.73
Winner, Perkins-Dutton; Opno- tra, band.
.. 308.4
701.48
ent, Wolkcr-Harrington; score
ro 6-7, '• WCY—Schenectady (300) $;30, L. G. Stringfellow All Block "B"
music; 6:45, address, farm.
6-4, 0-5.
,
are payable without
Hips; O/ipo4t' WBZ—Springfield (337) 4:30, interest up to May 15th, and frditi and after such date said special
-*» Winner, Connor-Phillipa
nenta, Caston-Haskins ; score 4-(ff muSie; 5:30, bedmtte; 6 program;
•i
{*, general conference, Methodist Qssossinonta will be payable only In ten equal annual Iriftallmenta with
75, 6-0.'
interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payments.
Winaer, Connor, Opponent, 'Har- hurch.
K$D—Sq. Louis Post-Dispajch
ringtotj; score 7-5, 6-3.
Witqe3a my hand as City. Clerk and the Seal of the City of San
(546) 8, Western Wilitiry Academy ford, Florida this 4th day of April, A. D. 1924.
Baud.
\
BETTER HOMES WEEK.
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
1VRC—Washington *169) 6, chil (SEAL)
„ 127,000 f u n T ^ r H , « . y 5. d re n 7. talk; 7:30, Jriolin; 7:45 4-7-14-21.28-5-5
danc6; 8:25, concert; 9\ songs.
W, C. DeCbursey, Lot 74
—.... - ....... .
106.54
■subscribed $8,814.-L "i
* CKY~W4nnlpeg (15QJ 8:15, con- J. E. Chandlery Lot. 75 ................. ....................
orter-Star.
***
1013.54
-o
J. E. Chandler, Lot 76
..... ......... .............
1Q6.54
Good postoffice
fiiAfc record for G. E. Ellis, Lot 77 -------- — ------- -------------100.54
iven the patrons of
-it of 1,203
E. Ellis, Lot 78'....,^
100.54
for It is said t
ltd postmaster^ th'
C. DuBose, Lot 79
3 64
times la one hun_
_
|W. T. Field, Lot 80 ..
pathetic
they realize up th a n i
eeta gud Bounda
to let well
awyer ^ patriots.-with’
!>f,tho 1
compelled to sell a t
_
2
, . m m __ wm mi’s
S d E S - * * '* * '
514.91
Presbyterian Chnrch, H. C. DuBose, Lot 6, Blk 5,
Tr. 4 *...........- ...................... ....... .................... 117 *
331.46
, The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without
$230.82/interest up to May 15, A. D. 1924, and from and after such date, said
*106.54 special assessments, will be payable only in ten equaj annual Install
106.54 ments, with interest a t 8*fo per annum on' all deferred payments.
106.51
Witness my hand aa City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San
106.54 ford, Florida, thia 4th day of April, A. D. 1924.
106.54 (SEAL)
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
106.54 4-7*14-21-28-6-6
106.$4
106.54'
106.64
106.64
106.54
The Sportaman’k'Vtore
1065.4
117 Pork Avenue.
106.54 Everything for the Sportsman.
106.54 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a
99.43
115.41
88.78
88.78
88.78
88.78 PR A T T S POULTRY
YOUR EGG YIELD
97.60
^
•• YOU ARE USING
* ■* f
99.43
100.54
SANFORD FEED ;
AND
tool» art
. 106.54
SUPPLY CO.
F. rf. Adams.tLot 72 __ J......... ..... .......1-------------*■',106.54
W. C. DeCouraey,* L ot*73 ...... —...... ..... ............ .....
Phone 539
Jno. W. Sneed
106.64
Myrtle Ave. and 4th St.
TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING
IING PROPERTY ON THIRD
“Your Money, Back If You Are
HTREKF- FROM, MAGNOLIA A V ^ TO MYRTLE AVE.
Not S atitled.’
Notice is hereby given J h a t the construction of the aaphalt pave
ment on Third St. from Magnolia Ave. fd Myrtle Ave. haa been c o ^
WINTER EGGS M E THE m m MAKERS
pleted, and the completed-work has bedn 0nal|y accepted by the Com
mission of the City of Sanford, Florida. '*
*
,• \
" The following is the final estimate of the cost of w id en in g
protein
sheet asphalt pavement on Third Street "from Magnolia Avenue *
to Myrtle Avenue^Irom 24 feet to 30 feet in width.
excavation <8? 40c --------------- >_--------------- -----J
l i-'~W.
™
. Overhaul /^i
@ 4lc. IU-
Jas. H. Cowan, Lot 3. Blk I ......
135.
Sanford Heights Addition to 8snford, Fla.
S. S. Baumel, Lot 47 ...................... :...........
C. H, Dingee, Lot 48^..................................1..
C. H, Dingee, Lot 49 .................................
Cora'C. Hollinger, Lot 50 ...
Cora C. Hollinger, ’Lot61 ...
Cora C. Hollinger, Lot 69
Cora C. ITpllingeV, Lot 70 ...
E. M. Chrrall, Lot M ..... ....
J. Ns,. Robjtoh, Lot 63;........_____________
JV*N. Robson; Lot 64 ...‘/...vY..:....;:..,™............V.'.i.....
J.' N'.- Robson, Lot 55
.................. ..................i.
Wm.. and Mary A. McKIm, Lot 5 8 ..........................
Wm. and Mary A. McKim, Lot 57 _____ ______ _
Cates Crate Co., Lot 68 .................................... ....
B. T. Corey, Lot 69 --------- -------- ______ _____
B. T. Corey, Lot 60 .... ........... ..... .................... .......
Alfred Foster, Lot 6 1 ____ _________________
Alfred Foster, Lot 62 ...________ __ ___ _______
Alfred' Foster, Lot 63 ...
Alfred Foster, Lot 64
Alfred Foster, Lot 65 ,
Alfred Foster, Lot 66 ••*«<♦#<•»•*'•*wyw**■#■***»««*•**••*
siin
I. Toyama, Lot 67 1 r
!v'
- - .... .... .
I. Toyama, Lot 8 ................... ...............................
Geo. A. DeCjottes, .Forrest Lake, and A. R. Key
387.10
SANFORD C Y §E CO.
M o re E g g s-
EGG.
*■
ydp, V*
’<Labratory
. v ji l i
■m
43
:
—
.
EBn
■vv*
�/
«
THE.fJANFOUD HERALPf. MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924
R E A D T H E M F O R P R O F IT
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS1
PAGfcFIVr
U SE 1T H E M F O R R E SU L T S
Miscellaneous
Announcements
t ’Olt S T A T E SENATOR. F R O M T H E
M E M n E it o r s u n o o i , h o a r d .
N I N E T E E N T H SENATOI11AI.
t w i s h to ^innm inco t h a t I a m a
II 1ST III I T . .
Ciindidnto
lo r
M ember
of
th e
I announce my
can d id acy
f p r S ch oo l Hoard nf S e m in o le C o u n ty
fr o m S ch o o l D is t r ic t No j, s u b j e c t
t h c N i n e t e e n t h S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t , to t h e d e c is io n of tlie D e m o c r a t ic
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 p r i m a r y to I, e h e b l J u n e 3. 1934.
to h e h e ld J u n e 3rd. I a m a n a t
to r n e y a t law p ra c tic in g nt S a n
f o r d , F l o r i d a , And h a v e b e e n a r e s
i d u a l o l Jtn.j a t t o r n e y In i h e N i n e
t e e n t h S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t f o r 13
y e a r* . Y o u r .a u p p o r t w i l l be g r e a t fo r r e - e l e c t i o n a s m e m b e r of th e
H o ard o f
P u b li c
In stru ctio n for
ly - a p p r e c i a t e d .
S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F lo r id a , r e p r e
L EW IS OUHVAN.
s e n t i n g School
D is t r ic t No. 2. of
poll NTATE AIT CMINKY. .
S e m l n o t r C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to th e
I hereby
announce
m y c a n d i D e m o c r a t i c t i n m a r ) t o be h e ld on
d a c y f o r th e o ff ic e of S t a t e A l t o r ■ J u n e 3rd, 1924. .
n e y fo e t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r _____________ CHAS. A. DALLAS.
c u i t o t F l o r i d a , s u b je c t to t h e D e m
o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to b e h e l d J u n e 3. F O I l M E M II E l l S i ' l l n o i ~ m > A R i K
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n
1921.
d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to th e o ff ic e
_______________ J. A. SCARLETT.
o f m e m b e r of t h e H o ard of P u b l i c
FOIl t o t NTY UO.MMIANION'e K. I n s t r u c t i o n , r e p r e s e n t i n g School
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y D i s t r i c t No. 1 of S e m i n o le C o u n ty ,
f o r t h e o ffic e o f C o u n ty C o m m i s s u b j e c t to t h e D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y
s i o n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r T w o to b e h e ld on J u n e 3rd. 1924.
o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h o __
F l l E D T. W IL L IA M S .
a c t i o n o f th e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y
TO T i l l : U T T E R S O F T H E 1*TH
J u n o 3. 1924.
S E N A T O R I A L D IS T R IC T .
____________
JO H N M K t.SCII. _
A fte r due c o n sid eratio n . I have
FOIl COUNTV I’ltOSKCLTINti
d e c id e d to b e c o m e a c a n d i d a t e fo r
ATTORNEY.
re -etcctlo n
iy> ' t h e S t a t e S e n a t e
I w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t I s h a l ' f r o m t h e p i t h S e n a t o r i a l D istric t,
b o n c a n d i d a t e fo r th o o ffice o f c o m p o s e d o f O r a n g e . S e m in o le an d
C o u n t y P r o s e c u t i n g A t t o r n e y , s u b O s c e o la C o u n t i e s , s u b j e c t to th e
je c t to th e
endorsem ent
of
t h o D e m o c r a t i c p r l a m a r y to V.’ h e ld
D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s a t t h e J u n o 3 rd , J u n e 3,'d.
I r e s p e c t f u l l y J s o lic it
p rim ary.
y o u r su p p o rt.
J'
_________ GEORGE C. TIE I tit I N G ._ ______________ M. O O V I: It S i f t E ET.
FOIl COUNTY COMMISSIONEll.
F O R 4 0 1 NTY JU D G E .
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y ru tu lld a c y
f o r re-e le c tio n
fo r t h e o f fly o o f f « r t h e o ff ic e o f C o u n ty J u d g e
C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r o f S e m i n o le o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o th e
C o u n t y . D i s t r i c t No. I. s u b j e c t t o a c t i o n o f t h o v o t e r s n t th e D e m o
i h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e 3.
m a r y J u n e 3, 1921.
____________ J O H N ti. 1. EON A HD Y.
U. L BLEDSOE.
F O R . R E P R E S E N T AT IV K.
FOIl SHERIFF.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m v c a n d id a c y
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f n s ' n f o r m e m b e r H o u s e of . I t e p r e s e n t n c a n d l d a t o fo r t h e o f f k o o f S h e r i f f l l v r s f o r S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h o t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e v o t e r s n t t h e
| D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e . 1924.
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3.______________________IV. A. T IL I.IS .
______________
Ft HI R E ST LA K E . [
F O I l C OUNTY C O M M ISSIO N E R .
. I .FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
I h e r e b y aiflvm inen m y c a n d id a c y
I wish to announce that 1 am n
[■Candidate for Clerk of tlio Circuit f o r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r t h e
tC o u r t o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty s u b j e c t F i f t h D i s t r i c t c o m p r i s i n g C h u l u o t o D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3rd. la . G e n e v a s lid O sc e o la , s u b j e c t to
I f e le c t e d . I pfum isi t h e f a i t h f u l t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t ic p r i
p e r f o r m n t t c a «»f th e d u t i e s c o ti- m a r y J i m s 3.
‘ A. ltA U L F.nSO N .
,h e e l e d w i t h t h a t office.
tV. L. MORGAN.
r i m c l e r k u iiiu u it c o u r t .
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Foil TAX tOl.LECTOin
f 1 w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ff ic e of Cle
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S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
to t h o D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y In J u n e . 19
[ a c t io n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y __ ______________II. II. C H A P P E L L
to be h e l d in J u n e .
F O R n i l N T I J I ■IMJB,"
JN O . D. J J N K I N S . __ T o t h e P e o p l e o f S e n tl m d e Cmjnl
I ant a c an d id a te
for
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r j f o i t C O U N T ! COM MISSION E ll .
; I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e toy c a n d i d a c y J u d g e , y o u r s u p p o r t a n d vo te
for r e - e l e c t i o n t o
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S u b j e c t , of c o u r s e , t o Ihe n c tlo r
the D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n o 3rd. o f t h e D a m o o r o l l o p r i m a r y t o bt
h e ld J u n e 3rd, 1 w ill be a c a n d ld a ti
f u r t h e o ff ic e o f CuUTtJl J u d g e o
S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , t a h u ll he g r a t e
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my
c a n d l - fu l f u r t h e n o m i n a t i o n nn d elec
d * c y f u r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r lio n , a n d If e l e c t e d 1 a s s u r e tin
D i s t r i c t No. 2. S e m in o le
C o u n t y , c ll lx e n s li lp of H entlnulo u f a i r a m
s u b j e c t In th o D e m o c r a t i c Primary, f a i t h f u l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of th o n f
f a i r s o f t h e -office.
5un* 3,
H C U B L L K MA1NES.
U P. H AG AN .
F O Il l'K O aC C U T IN fl ATTORNEY
f o r m iieiiiK F .
I d e s i r e t o a n n o u n c e to th e c l t i T o t h e V o t e r s n f S e m i n o le C o u n t y :
• I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y s e n s n f .S em in ole C o u n t y t h a t I a m
h e n o m i n a t i o n In
f o r t h e o f f ic e Of S h e r i f f o f F r m h ab e c aPnrdo isdeactuet i nf og r t A
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ItrMI J » r - c - » n T ^ t
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t h e h e l p of th o p r o p e r
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ERNKHT F. HOPHUd LDBH.
n a t e s o r n s s | * t u n t s an d e a r n e s t l y
F O R 7' h V hT . I R L E .
s o l i c i t Hie s u p p o r t of a l l l a w e-i*
I h e re b y an n o u n ce m y self.a ennf o r c e m c n t v o te r s , on J u n o , 3/ ' * ; . . ,
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RAYMOND L A L L E N .
1921 n s C o n s t a n t s f D i s t r i c t N um
i W h r co n sTa i i l r o f in s t r ic t ' _
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J B H t ' o o n t y , Which
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NO. 1.
I n c l u d e s v o t i n g t i r e e i n e ts N u m b e r s
I r l h e r e b y a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a ‘l . '. J . 3 n n d 4. . 1 w ill a p p r e c i a t e t h e
■ k n d l d a i e f o r c o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r i c t s u p p o r t o f a l l v n t e r s In
D i s t r ic t
S o . t. s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o c r a t i c N u m b e r I,
p r i m a r y t o hn h e ld J u n e 3 rd . 1924.
It. C. (C L A U D ) W H I T T E N .
S a i d d i s t r i c t b e i n g c o m p o s e d of t h e
F O I l C OUNTY COM MISSION E lt .
f o l lo w in g v o tin g precincts:
San*1 h e r e b y n n n o n n r e m y c n n d ld n r y
L i r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r fo r
tho
F o u r t h D i s t r i c t of H em lnolo C o u n
ty .
H u b je c t to th o n c t l u n of th e
J u n o P r i m a r y o f 1921.
C. I* W E S T.
F o i l J U S T I C E UK l ’KAt U.
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
f o r J u s t i c e nf P e a c e In n n d for th u
F i r s t D i s t r i c t o f S e m i n o le C ou n ty .
P . M. E L D E R .
What are the needs of the hour—the
most imperative demands of home or busiDo you seek a neW house, apartment or
Would you like to move to the country,
the mountains or seashore for the summer?
Is the cook le*fving, and would you
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing and capable?
Are skilled office workers needed
business?
Are additional helpers necessary in
store, factory, mill ov office?
Are you out of work and in need ofpleasant, profitable qmployment?
Are you desirous of supplementing yoW
income by part time work in.Some congenial
line of endeavor?
Would a profitable business venture in
terest you? ..
Have you lost or found some article of
value?.
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell
ing, renting, exchanging?
In the solution of all these needs of the
hour and scores of others that are just as im-
NO PLACE like home—that's the
way you feel if you board and
room at the Lincoln Hotel.
NOTICE—To the merchants of
Sanford and elsewhere, I, AT M.
Remusat, will not be responsible
for debts contracted by my wife.
BEST TABLE board in the city,
$7,100 per week. Lincoln Hotel.
EASTER LILIES now beautiful.
Sweet feca corsaff.'the Color you
want. Stewart, the Florist.
FOR SALE—0eSoto*^patnu and
vanrishc.t at Sanford Novelty
Works, sola agents. .
154-tfc
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — Fat
use on Royal, Remington or
C. Smith typewriters.. Will .sell
for one-half price. Herald of fire.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Egry cash register.
$ltt cash. Herald office.
M JK
NALE — Remington type
writer, with wide carriage, in
\Ye want you to look over our
Celery Forms listings before buy good condition. $25 cash. Inquire
■t Herald office._____________
ing We will save you money.
FOR SALE—Dairy and stable
mnnure, car lots. Link & BagFOR SALE—House nnd lot close
loy. Box 2461. Tnmpn, Fla.
in, $3,000. ,
FOR SALE—At a bargain one
FOR SALK—5 acre celery fnrm New Home sewing machine 113
with 8 room house in fine condi Myrtle Street.
tion. Easy terms.
BOARD and room best in town
prices f i g h t . Lincoln Hotel
FOR SALE—15 acres. 12 acres nil
tiled. A No. 1 condition; easy RABBITS—Two white flemish
rabbits male. Say it with Flowterms.
-.itV.Ters. StcWnrt, 814 Myrtle Ave.
MODERN bdn'gaTaw, close in , w ell, FOR SALE—Long leal yellow
located, easy terms.
pinfe lumber. $23 per M. Osteen
"127 M. Sanford. W. B. Jones,
ittcn. Fin.
5-ROOM house, new. nbout-three
miles out on Orlando road,
$1800; easy terms.
* 50 Cents *
Home Cooked Meals. Two blocks
isiness district. _
I .l a
PHOENfX HOTEL.
WANTED—Housework, washing
at home. Apply 501 4th $L
Stella Banks^
__________
PARTIES interested in producing
first class butter, write to Kart
Stauffer, expert Swiss dairyman,
If you want a city lot, a subur
ban lot, a house ready built, cel
ery farm, grove or anything in
the Real Estate line call us. W o1
sell at the owners price only.
Read Herald Want Ads For Profit
Use Them for Results
ROOMS FOK RENT
MISCELLANEOUS11* «
WANTED
,,.>1
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
Advertising
Cali and see us. Wo give you
the bargains and service.
THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.,
____ Seminole Hotel Annex. __
FOR SALE—5 acres, 70 Citrus, 38
dear, mulberry, peach, guava, tig,
cherry, persimmons nnd grapes. 5
room bungalow Bara. Small lake.
$2,500.00. 8 acres, 29D citrus, 310
grapes, 55 apple, peur, pecan, mul
berry, peach, plum, cherry, fig,
papaya, pummegrnnate and per
simmon trees, Guava* and strnwberries, shade trees, palms, shurkbery nnd flowers. Soft water, Vi
mile depot, church, store, packing
house. 5 miles W, of Sanford.
Bees, poultry, tools. Modern 10
room furnished house, garage,
tool and poultry houses, $8,500.1)0,
Both places adjoin tor cash $10,300.00. B. T. Tiller, owner, Paula,
LEARN ABOUT Polk County ami
Lakelnnd, through tho Star-Tele TRUCK LAND for sule or Rent—
gram. Best advertising medium in
I have developed, partly devel
South Florida Published mornings. oped ami undeveloped trucking
Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla._ land In Iowa City section for sale
C D U Mlit M ( ( l a . ) T . F H H l k l l —C l a s s . or rent. Write me nt once. E. R.
I lied Mis h a v e t h e l a r g e s t c i r c u
la tio n In
Soul** w e s t e r n
G e o r g ia . Moore, Oviedo, Fla.
BUILDING
MATERIAL
MIRACLE Concrete Ct*,;
cement work, sidewlaL
ing blocks, irrigation boxi
Terwilleger, Prop.______
Lumber and Building MaterlsL
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St. Phone 565.
HILL LUMBER CO. House af
Service, Quality and Prfc*
Phone 135.
WANTED
FOR RENT
WANTED—To rent well Iocatod l,t
D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R I O R eluding number of bed rooms and
.11 tt. L a n d O ffice a t tlu liiv iv llte .
exact location. Address “Resident?
F la.. A p r il
1921.
N o tic e IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t L o u is care The Sanford Herald.
‘
I l u r n e y . of G e n e v a . F lo r id a , w h o . F D R R E N T —T w o ro o m f u r h l s h i S
on O c to b e n It). 1922, m a d e H o m e
a p a rtm e n t, low er F o u n t) S treet
s t e a d E n t r y . No. 017771. f o r N B H a n d O a k A v e n u e .
P h o n e 2(0-1.
of N K V S e c t i o n 33. T o w n s h i p 20
K. I la u s e 33 K . T a l l a h a s s e e M e r i
d ia n . h a s filed n o tic e o f I n t e n t i o n
to m a k e C o m m u t a t i o n P r o o f , t o e s
t a b l i s h c la i m t o th e l a n d a b o v e den.
s c r ib e d , b e f o r e C le rk C i r c u i t C o u r t,
nt S a n f o i d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e 22ml d ay
of May. 1924.
c l a i m a n t n a m e s ns w i t n e s s e s ; ,
FOR RENT—Well located repair
11. II. t l r l v r . o f l i e n e v a , F lo r id a .
shop. It’s well lighted and venJ. W, F t y n t . of tien ev n , F lo r id a .
tilated at a reasonable rentaL Ap
B. C u r l e t t .of li e n e v a . F lo r id a .
C. K. Oavl*. o f H en eva. F lo r id a .
ply P. O. Box 1088.
UKO. C. CltOM. R e g is t e r .
Apartments
For Rent
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S .
N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t th e
u n d e r s i g n e d h a s b e e n d u ty a p p o i n t
ed n n d q u a li fi e d n s e x e c u t r i x of
Ih e e s t a t e o f .lepn lu H. W a s h b u r n .
.........used.
All heirs, c r e d i t o r s anil
all o t h e r p e r s o n s h a v i n g c l a i m s o r
d e i n r n d s n g a l n s t s a id e s t a t e a r e
hereby notified ta p re s e n t th e sam e
to me w i t h i n t w o y e a r s fr o m th e
d a t e h e r e o f , o r th e y w ill be f o r e v e r
b a r r e d by la w .
All p e r s o n s In d e b te d t o s a id e s t a t e
a r e r e q u i r e d t o com e f o r w a r d a n d
m a k e s e t t l e m e n t w i t h o u t d e la y .
H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a . A p ril 7th. 1924.
I R E N E W. MARRY,
E x ecutrix.
t . 7 - I t -1 1-2 4-5 -3 -1 3 -1 0 -2 6 -Stc ,
FOR RENT — Furnished light
housekeeping rooms.
Shirley
Apartment a. Onposlte post off ice.
FOR RENT—A nice room w’ith
parlor, music and dancing. A
lino tyblgr nnd smoking room, fineshJargo .norch In town. A good ^Into 8e ( 6 - w o r d ) l i n e . ______
hot antTyold both, nnd a meal thut ADVERTISE in the' Journnl-Her- N n l l r e of A p p lic a t io n f o r T n » D r r t l
will suit jr o u ,I t's where the home ,j alii, South C eorgia’a —KHWtUay .■AmplerWSt er a s) T p r -ASTJ k K - t » e net-SI ‘-~~—
ruom-»&00 V r_ TTrwsnapcr.— Morn in g r 'tt f fftfiGoiE ’. ' • A v i l t l ' s s l . t k r . m k i
Is l u i e b y g i v e n t h a t H . , l f .
weekly and 9 u n d a i f l c d rates Ib NoiL'iiinU . p u r c h a s e r «»jf.TaN_Cer11fleaL>v
work. ttnoohr-Hotc I.'■' HV ncY line. Wnycross Journul- No 194*. d a te d the*M h dtlV Ur'.(line,
A. U.) IS99, h a s filed said r e r l i l l f i i l c
flurald, Wuycrosa, Georgia.
A HOME lik e ‘place, roonu
In toy office, a n d bus m a d e u p p ll e a or without bont'd, heat
TO REACH tho prosperous farm llerl f o r t a x d e e d to I s s u e In a c
board, $7.00 per week. I
ers und fern growers of Volusia c o r d a n c e w ith law . Hald c e r t i f i c a t e
Hotel.________
b r a c e s Ih e f o l lo w in g ■ d esc r Itied
______
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r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o le c o u n
Daily
News,
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ty . F lo r id a , l i i - w l t : Hug. HW. c o r.
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no use for. A little thirty-cent ad U n le s s Ins a id
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LODGIlJO—Try the best place in
Issu e t h e r e o n o n t h e 3 t h d a y of
town. Rates, rooms $1.00; with i l’lume 148 and u representative Jwuill
n e . A. IV. 1934.
W i t n e s s my o ff ic ia l s i g n a t u r e u n d
private bath $1.50. Lincoln Hotel. will call to see you._______ ____
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WANTED — Two room unfur KLORI DA—OtU.A N DU— Orlando D l 1921.
mornng
Sentinel;
largest
classi
nished apartment, nrefurablv
(H E A D '
E - A. DGUGLAHH,
fied business, rate lc u word, min
U lerk U lr c u l l C o u rt.
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
Henilnulu C o u n ty . F lo r id a .
imum 2ic cash with order.
Ily A M. W e e k s . 1), C.
XUCUSTA , CHRONICLE — Au 4 -3 4 - 5 -3 -19-26-6-3.
1*7 Park Arrinfr— Phone 4*5
gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest
FOR RENT—One bed room and
classified
medium,
rato
cash
.OUc
hot nnd cold water. Ap
HOUSES FOR RENT plygarage,
W. L. Rumple, 1209 Magnolia. charge. 10c per line, minimum
inVTM-WND H tftR D 'fl'T ieF-irtek, ,30c.
H. B. Lewis Co.
Pom* cooking. 705 Ninth airel.
Elton J Moughton
FOR RENT—Four or five room
Foil
RENT—Cimt
rpnm
with
hot
bungalow, modern and new, close
C"I'I water, tilth prlvll*g««.
in. Also an apartment. H. L. ,209“ n‘>
huwt F l g t h H tn -vt.____
Pace, 801 W. 1st SL
l o r n e y o f th e HcvnnlH l u d j c i J l l t j r c u l t o f t h e S t i l o of F l o r i d a . »uhJ«cl to tin* a c t i o n of t h e D e m o
c ra tic P rim ary.
Your . n d o re.m en t
f u r n s e c o n d l e r m of o ffice w ill tie
g r e a t l y npnreclntcd.
GEORGE A. DECOTTF.S.
( R a t e A t t o r n e y , H A v .n 'h J u d lo la l
C i r c u i t . H tnte of F lo r id a .______
FC)K V u t ' N T Y J U D G E .
1 h e re b y an n o u n c e m y self as a
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ffice o f C o u n ty
J u d g e o f H em ln o le C o u n ty , 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 , J u n e 3.
1 924.
I pledge
faith fu l
s.rv lce
s h o u l d y o u n o m i n a t e nmeR H A n n K
F un iiu tu iF F . .
Have se v e r a lv e r y
LM
BEACH
BO U N TY — The
LOST AND FOUND P. Ascent
of stupendous development- fine celery farms im
FOR RENT—Six room house oiy
Redd about it in tho Palm Beach
Magnolia Ave., near Gables.
Apply a t Herald office;________ LUST an opportunity to keo] Post, Sample copy sent on re proved for sale at rea
abreast with tho time* by no quest; ?r - '
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R E N T — N ic e ly
fu rn ish ed
pages o TAMPA, FLOItrtlA—Tampa Daily sonable terms.
h o u s e f o r r e n t d u r i n g s u m m e r, reading the classified
w i t h h o u s e a n d g a r a g e . 3UI E a s t your
daily newspaper. Herali
Times, the greut home daily,
wont ndjj contain many Intarestinj rajo lH c per word, minimum
Also City Lots.
messages. I t will pay you to reai charge 25c cash with order. Write
them dally. ,________
Houses §nd Lots.
for complete rate card F __ :_
I.OST—Near Sanford o r , Osteen DEVKLDfElfH ATTENTION—Pcntire and rim
----- Finder please iwroln'l. beginning the greatest de . Be sure to see us be
HELP WANTED 35x5
return to Herald office and receive velopment In Glorlda's history;, a
half million dollar highway to the fore buying if you
•ceward.__
gulf bunch just finished; a ly s
W A N T t l u — S a n f u r d b u s i n e s s men LOST—Ono 35x5 truck
tire be million dollar bridge ncrosa Esrunlstarted; quarter million want to save some
who are in need of competent
tween Sanford and Kalamasoa. hln Ilajr
upnru house under construc
help ahuufn read the classified Finder please notify Bo llx , Her- dollar
tion; two mllltoiiH being spent on
have
page of The Herald./ There's no ald.________
highway; greatest chance for live money,
reason for sending out-of-town for l.(JsT—Black leather handbag, bc- developers In get hi on ground
flour, write Development Depart propositions in. build
help when there U probably just
tween Sanford and Orange City, ment The Pensacola News.
the person you want In the city
gun, bathing suit, etc. WENT VIRGIN!A^-4.'la>ksburg. TRe jing homes.
TC'TTvtITI re-Vuur live s a l e , I o " " - containing
Clarksburg Exponent, morning
cal a n d t r a v e l i n g .
A pply befo re rinder notify D, B. Hodge and
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a enn i l ld n t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to t h o o ffice
o f S h e r i f f o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y s u b
je c t to th e a c tio n of th e Demo
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th is H oard re s e rv e s th e r ig h t tu r e
j e c t a n y or a ll bids.
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•O f Il*a M e t a l w o e a r t r e l d h . "
SANFORD, FLORIDA
By GEORGE McMANUS
FATHER
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Florida
Sanford,
KOR RENT—
Two room apartment, downl
business section. $25 month]
responsible party. Inquire at
ford Herald office.
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APPROPRIATE
LETTERING
For AU Classes of Work
107 Nortl Sanford Ave
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Flowers For Ail Occafioas
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’EOPLE
THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924
In The World
not 7h P° 0rC,t> o p I
1 the p,,0rest fina
Tho electric 7«7T
m«re exciud n ,„
'Be •n te restcT iiT '
25ih. is n .
kill* b u-«l this
I titre in catherL-. figures in
fr.itcd Slates d>Bhjre This will
|oi-wii-‘ "Ish, 1°
djt.i c. v eming
tested t to be
idividurd farms.
ie rural mail carection hs -e been
Cmas r.T-lieneral
ir, in charge of
work in the fed,f nt,:, 'ilturc, deii? *-..-lining in,,rd .. ■ r h»sis
for :rakv c accunates.
urdf: this pln.n
per cent .'ample
in the United
itsintd. 'fid this
ypictl farms will
ting 'ota! acreage
arms There are
■d c.irrLrs, who
and inHe.’t cards
pn.OOO farmers, on
hown the acreage
« hdrvistcd.,
runil nail carirk ir one of the
•s of economy bcthc department ,it
Is n.ade possible
riency with which
ected figures on
id numbers of pigs
112.751
On m o t i o n o f t h e p l a i n t i f f In th e
above e n t i t l e d c a u s e f o r a d d i t i o n a l
o rd e r o f n o ti c e . It a p p e a r i n g a n d
helntt f o u n d b y t h e a u h s c r l h l n i t a u
t h o r i t y . t h a t t h e a a ld
defendant
W a ts o n I i e n t U y I ’a r m a l e e . la re a ld Inic In t h e T o w n o f 8 a n f o r d an d
S tate o f F l o r i d a . T h e r e f o r e o r d e r
ed. t h a t n o t i c e o f t h e p e n d e n c y o f
aald c o m p l a l n l a n t he u l v e n tflv en de
fen d n n t b y p u h ll a h ln K t h i s o r d e r In
The S a n fo rd H e ra ld o r o t h e r n e w s
p ap er p r i n t e d In S a n f o r d . F lo r id a ,
c n m m e u r l n ir on o r p e f o r o t h e 9 th
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Clerk.
I* T k f C l r f » l l r * a r 1 o f S m l i m l f
t'a a n t r . F lo rid a . l a F h a a rc r y .
TV. A. R a y n o r , C o m p l a i n a n t ,
C o rn e li a F . B ru c e ., E t . Al.
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u n d e r C o r n e l i a F^
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te r. I r a J . F u l t o n a n d J o h n H o w
a r d I-o o m lf. ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n a s
J o h n H. L e o m l a ) n h d . e q e h of t h e m
d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e l a n d s
an d p r e m i s e s h e r e l h t n f t e r d e s c r i b
ed : a n d to 8. J k n n l o Boon. .C. i f .
Boon. 8 a r a h J . B 'f r p e , C a lv i n M.
B oone, H a ra h A, M o n \ n t. H e n r y II.'
I .own Is, H ;(V rletw iljo hm ls. A lice C.
H a n l. I V t W i W y e T H a n l . . C h a r l e s -A.
C lo w e s. S a r a * ; A- H aiw ley, V io le t
C. F u l t o n . F rv ( \ F u l t o n 1a n d Lula* F.
C o n k li n , nndf e a r h o f t h e m If llvlryr.
an d If d e a d , m l p a r t i e s c l a l m l n n
I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e s a i d 8. J e n n i e
Boon. C. M. Boon. S a r a h J. B oone,
C a lv in M ., B o o n s . S n r a h A. L oo m is,
H e n r y H. L o o m is. H a r r i e t t L o o m is.
Alice C. Ha.nl. W i l l i a m
F.
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C h a r l e s . AT C low es. S a r a h A. H a w
ley. V io le t C. F u l t o n , F r e d F u l t o n
a n d L u l a F. C o n k li n , a n d e a c h of
t h e m d e c e n a e d o r o t h e r w l a e . In t h e
landa an d p re m ise s h e r e in a f te r d esacrih etl.
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You a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h e r e b y
r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o t h e h ill of
c o m p l a i n t In t h e
above
en sile d
cause at th e C o u rth o u s e a t H an
ford, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n
th e * th d a y n t J u l y .
19*4.' s a i d
c a u s e belnic a s u i t t o q u i e t t i t l e In
th e c o m p l a i n a n t
to th e fo llo w in g
t r a c t o f la n d fl s i t u a t e in S e m l n o lo
The following is tho final estimate of the cost of paving Third St.
from Mill Creek West to Avacado Ave., and Avacado Ave. from Third
St. North to First Street a width of Sixteen Feet with sheet asphalt
two inches thick on a six inch rock base.
1364 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ....................... .........................$ 545.60
2300 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ............. ........................ ................ .
23.00
3225 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 30c .... .............. .................. ............ 967.60
29351.Sq. yds. rock baso @ 75c ....... ...... ...... ...................- ......... . 2204.25
^R^ gii^Yd*?*y «faegt aaphalt..ifl) 0.7c r-:—— ^
-----------2810.09
0 Type B Inlcti @ $27.00
JKj
307 Ft. S’" storm sewer @ 85c ------ --- ,................ j . ------ ....... 260.95
308 Ft. 12** storm sewer @ $1.10 ——....- .............. :..... —.... ... 883.3C
723 Ft. 15” storm sewer @ $1.35 ........... - ................................. 976.01
4 Manholes @ $50.00 ............ .v**«**f**‘fvju”—............... .
., 200.00
1’ Manhole <g> $00 .................................................... .......... .....
60.00
1200 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile laid @ $65.00 per tyv.,....................... 78.00
Extra work ...
-.4^—
61.6.5
2 Monuments set at street Intersections ............................... — 13.00
Laboratory Inspection of materials ...... !.............................. 115.40
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2C®*.,............187.21
Engineering 4% .................... ....... .................... .................... 374.42
Total cost .................. ....... ........................VA................................... $992232
Tp be borne by City 1*3, $3307.44.
To bo borne adjacent property, $6614J8? ^ t
Number feet frontage, 2908.18.
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Assessment per foot front $2.2746. *
Vn
FRED -T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
Foot
Final
Description
*
Frontage
Assessment
Name
E. R. Trsfford’s Map,' Sanford, iFla.
•<
Coast Line Ry. Co., W. 61 ft. of E.' Vi
mercial Ap.m; 11, f n -
r.tu
(417) 7,
' aj 1.'
iy Scouts. .
’•""tr.; —;25) 0, bedcoai
:io, variety;
• * *'9
***rl
» 4ri5, ran'■'.tint.tusic.
" Y,,r
>5)5, songs;
«r>,
. talk; 6:33,
), tall < :45, violinist;
-trs
*•» m
'f *
(492) 6:30-9,
tn t.
> Vork (405 ) 6:15-9,
•> York (360) 7:30-fr:,
,
(H2) 10, ad1». a,., dt,iice.
:60) 8:05, ser-i’hiU'lslphia (395 ) 5:30mlad-Ipr n
(6J5)
4>
' 1 ' ra; 6, concert;
I'i t<burgh (492) 5:30
bt.i-.imd; 6:45, fean:tir:.-al.
K u -.rg h (326) 6 30.
^;30, address.
r.:..r,d (492) 9:45, talk.
!‘.v Fraaelsco (423 ) 7:30r’r h ;9-l a. m., orebes; bi . ady (380) 5 3 0 ,
wdr.-ss.-farm,
(337) - 4:30,
Mtisch Realty Co., W. Vi of Blk 5, Tr. H » ^ V v
Florida Land & Colo. Co.’, Mhjf* o (
SL Gertrude Add.'to SnnNird.
t . S. Davis, Mrs. Lot 4, Blk Z
..... ........ 4......... 281.82
T. A. Styles, E. L J Lot 8,
....... 61.48T
A. E, Hill, Mrs. W. 2-3 Lot 8, Blk ^7.....,)..^............. 102.96
16444*
Allen, Lot 10, Blk \ ............. ........
D. 0.«Bronjff)Cst. f p - 2 % d E. f t f ^ ? in. of N .
W. 1-4, %lk 5, Tr. 13 ........ .7....... i -----------L
Mary E. Styles W. l-2 of
TrV l‘3. (Less E.
15 ft. 0 In. of N1. W. V4)
...... - ................
Victor, and Belle Check All Blk 6, Tr. 14
.... —
C. W. Bowtaan, Es 43.7 ft. Blk 5, Tr. f t .............. i
Avacado Terrace, Sanford, Florida.
Henry Nickel Lot 1 ............-----------.......................
Henry Nickel Lot 2 — ......... ........ ---------------------1.
Henry Nickel Lot 9 — ...............................}............
Henry Nickel Lot 10 ..................... ......... ..... ............
Henry Nlchel Lot 11 ......... — ---------------— ......
Henry Nickel Lot 12 ____ _— ------ ---------------Henry Nickel Lot 13 ...»........ — )— ....... ........ ........
Henry Nickel Lot 14 _______ u—■—
------- ;—
Henry Nickel Lot 1 5 ....... ...... .■fr..1’.____________ _
Henry Nickel Lot 1 6 .... ......... ........................ ........
L. G. Strlngfellow’a Subdivision.
F. D. McBride Lot 1 Blk.“A” _________
Mrs. Mary Packard S. 1-2 Lot 2, Blk “ A" t__'.....
L. E. Tew N. 1-2 Lot 2, Blk “A ” (Leas N. 1Q').„ ..
L. G. Stringfellow AU Block “B" ............. ......
-is Post-Dispa/ch
AHilary Academy
gton ^450) 6, chil:W, Violin; 7:45
« t ; 9. songs.
IJ. E. Chandler, Lot 76
|G. Jtc-EUis, Lot 77
f E EHii, Lot 19 . .._
« . C. DuBoee, I-ot I f W , T. Field, Lot 80
be,
I liberty
Total cost ....... —............ - .......... —................ —....
To be borne by City 1-3, $285.35.
To be borne by adjacent property owners, $570.69,
Number of feet frontage, 1387.
Assessment per foot frontage, $0.4115.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engincor.
Foot
Final
Frontage
Aaseoament
Name
Deacrlption
E. R. Traffrod’s Map, Sanford, Fla.
S. 0. Shinholscr Lot 5, Bile 4, Tier 3 ....................... 117
$48.14
Congregational Church Lot 10, Blk 4, Tier 3 ....... 117 _
48.14
Dr. J. N. Robson Lot 5, Blk 4, Tier 4 ............ ...... 117
48 14
Mrs. L. H. Thrasher Lot 10, Blk 4. Tier 4 ........... . . / 117
„
48.14
Peoples Bank Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 3 .... ..................i , 117
48.14
W. B. Williams, Lot 9. Blk 5, Tler3 .................A« 117
48.14
Or (W. B. Williams)
.
“ -’
Temple Instn. Inc., Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 4 ................... 117
48.14
Presbyterian Church, Lot 6, Blk 5, Tier 4 ......... .
117
48.14
Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tier 5 .................. 167
■
68.72
S. O. & J. C. Chase, Lot 9, -Blk 4, Tier 5 ............
28.3 «
11.64
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-way,
Blk 4, Tr. 5 .....................................................
27.7
11.40
T. W. Williams, Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 5 ......*,.......... ..
117
48.14
Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 0, Blk 5, Tier 5 ................ :__
75
30.86
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, Co., Right-of-way,
Begin at N. W. Cor. Lot 6, Blk 5, Tier 5„ run
West 42 ft./South 58.29 feet Northeasterly to
• ,
beg .............. . ..... ...................................................
36
14.81
The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without
interest up to May 15, 1924, and from und after such date, said special
assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments
with Interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payments.
Witness my hnnd as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San
ford, Florida, this 4th day of April, A. D. 1924.
(SEAL)
______
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
4-7-14-21-28-3-5
1
- -
igriccltural census
ureau is also to be
and when the fig- TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD
>le tl d partment
STREET FROM MILL CREEK TO AVACADO AVENUE, AND
dll have an excelAVACADO AVENUE FROM THIRD STREET TO
he a umey of the
Id of calculating
FIRST STREET.
Isred.
Notice is hereby given that the conatructiqn of the asphalt pave
ment on Third SC from Mill Creek to Avacoda Ave., and Avacado Ave.
T ojrram
from Third Street to First St.,.has been completed, and tho completed
work haa been finally accepted by the .Commission of tho City of SanIn
you alone <lln 1
Engineering 4%
TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON CENTRAL
STREET FROM SANFORD AVE. TO FRENCH AVE.
Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave
ment on Central Street from Sanford Ave. to French Ave. has been
completed, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the
Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida.
The following is the final estimate for paving Central Street 24
feet in width from Sanford Ave. to Park Ave. and 16 feet in width
from Park Ave. west to French Ave. with sheet asphalt on 6” rock
base.
From Sanford to Park 24 feet In width. ■
1029 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ............................ .*.................$ 411.60
5800 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ............................. ..........................
68.00
1876 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 75c ............. :........... 1407.00
244 Lin ft, flush curb @ 30c ............ ............................ a.— 73.20
2640 Sq. yds. 6” rockfoundation@ 76c ...........................
1905.00
2492 Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalttop @ D7c ..........
2417.24
169 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c ..........................— 37.18
2 Type B inlets @ $27.00 ............... ..... ...............................
54.00
1 Manhole ...............................
60.00
119 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.10,.................... J .
........ 130.90
Extra work .......... — 11,21
2 Monuments a t street intersections ..... ................ .......... __
13.00
Labrntory inspection ........................................... - ..............
82.10
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2% ................................ • 133.00 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD
STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO OAK AVENUE.
Engineering Y/c
..............................................'.................. 266.00
Notice is hereby given that the construction of tha asphalt pave
ment on Third Street, from Magnolia Ave. to Oak Ave., has been com
Total c o s t .....................................................................
pleted, and the completed work hns been finally accepted by the Com*
To be borne by City 1-3, $2349.81.
mission of the City of Sanford, Florida.
To be borne by adjacent property owners, $4693.62,
The following is the final estimate for paving Third Street
Number of feet frontage, 1639.
Twenty-four feet in width from Magnolia Ave. west to Oak Ave.; Re
Assessment per foot frontage, $2.8674.
placing the nine foot brick pavement with a twenty-four foot sheet
From Park to French 16 feet wide:
asphalt pavement, on a rock foundation:
1605 Cu. yds. grading @ 40c .... ................................
405 Cu. yds, grading @ 40c ..... .— ...... ..........
22765 Sta. yds. overhaul @ l c ..... ...............................
2227 Sta. Yds. overhaul @ lc ..........................
3506 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 30c .......................
1028 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter ®> 75c
3073 Sq. yds. 6” rock baso
75c ...................... .
150 Lin. ft. flush'curb @ 30c .............. .
3076 Sq. yds. 2” asphalt top @ 9 7 c ..............- .........
320 Lin. ft. granite curb reset @ 15c .......
22 IJn. ft. 12" sewer @ $1.10 ...... ...... ..............
1167 Sq. yds. rock base @ 75c ............ ......
2 Monuments a t street intersections .... ............
1167 Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalt top <g) 97c
Extra work ...................................................... .
...... 357.00
850 Sq. yds. brick re-laid @ 42c ..........
laboratory inspection ...... .:....... ....................
___ 147.84
672 Sq. ft. alley returns @ 22c __ ____
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2% .............
2 Type B Inlets @ $27.00 ..................
....... 54.00
Engineering 4% ............................. ................
2
Manholes
.....
.........................................
....... 110.00
“r-*"—“ — -H — i a,,,I.,,»-I
___ .
350
Lin..ft.
12V
storm,
jew
er
@_$1.10
...
..£... 385.00
Total cost ..
------ _________
r
’ftfW'Sq.
ft.
sidewalk*
@
— in i u m ,,
To'W# korne by City 1-3, $2602.12.
I Monument a t street Intersection ......
• -traoi----To be borne by adjacent property owners, $5204^5.
Laboratory Inspection .... .......... ....
____ 02.19
Number of feet frontage, 2931.
........ 85.63
Assessment per foot frontage, $1.7750.
___
171.06
. Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2%
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
Engineering
Y/o
...................
.............
Foot
Final
Name
, Description
Frontage
Assessment
Less Credit 475 Sq. yds. brick @ $1.17
Markham Park Heights Addition to Sanford* FIs.
$172.04
G. M. Shipp. Lot 2, Blk F ...........
,$3977.48
172.04 Total cost 1___ *..................... ....... .............
G. II. Shipp, Lot 3, Blk] F ..........
To
be
borpe
by
City
1-3,
$1325.83.
172.04
Sandy , Anderson, Lot 4, Blk F.
258.00 To be borne by adjacent property, $2651.65
C.
‘ly. Cannon, Lot 5, Blk F ...... .............
^180.38 Number of feet frontage, 936.
'L. F,. Roper, Lot 7, Blk E ....... .
18638 Assessment per foot frontage, $2,833.’L. F. Roper, Lot 8, Blk E ..............
200.72
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
O. P. Herndon, Lot 9, Blk E ...........
•• ■■. ••
V.y
Foot
Final
Frank .Cfrayhnm, Lot 10, Blk E ...
200.72.
't
Description
Frontage Asseasment
Anna M. DeFonrest, Lot 6, Blk D
400.00 Name
E. K. Trafford’a Map, Sanford, Fla.
Gus FVank, Lot 7, Blk D .... ........
199.28
inholscr, Lot 5, Bile 4, Tr. 3 ....■„.........t---- - I l l
331.46
Gus Frank, Lot 8, Blk D .......!......
200.72
D. S. Qabbitt, Lot 1, Blk G .........
10335
atlonal Church, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 3
117
331.46
D. S. Babbitt, Lot 2, Blk G .........
* 193.55
193.55
D. S. Babbitt, Lot 3, Blk G .........
. 193.55
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'^oilld get Job., j j j
InF « man would sav^
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[Election U m T i r ^
m“ny a f!ta™P sPtak®
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generation is g0
.
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philosophy
knows th e re
cynic.
The hurdes
professional
excited.
maybe you
weather is
on overcos
[W ant
S ave
That s the S uccess
»ere Is Coming A Time
j3 '""oh less
13 t*le tlme to save—whi!
h e s u rp ris e d to s e e h o w f a s t vou,
C o u n ty B a n k f lllllr ^ a te ® » U e S
IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH
MAKE THIS y o u r BANK
— ----------- - Servj.ce __
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E.
Rivers, Lot 2, Blk'H ............ ............
138.75 E. J s Rivers, Lot 3. Blk H ................
45037, • B. Smlthr Lot 4, Blk H .........................
rU Went)' Lot 1, Blk, I ....... ...... ..................
, L. Went, Lot 2, Blk I - ___ _______ ____
, 1J si, H. Cowan, Lot 3. Blk I
........
Sanford Reights Addition to Sanford, FIs.
S. S. Batfijel, Lot 47 ........ ....................... ;.
CL H, pingee; ,Lot 4 8 ...............
C. H. D[n$Be, Lot 49 .........L........................
Cora'C. Hollinger, Lot 50 ...... ..i....
•Cora ,C. Hollinger, Lot 61 ....... :.....
Coira. C. Hollinger,, Lot 69 ........ .
Cora C. Hollinger, Lot 70 .............
E. M. CarrsII, Lot 52 .....................
J. N. Robson, Lot 63
............
143.30 & N. Robson, Lot Bi- ................ ...
143.30 J. N,- Robson, Lot 65 ..................
143.30 Wm. and Mary A. McKim. Lot 6<
38734 Wm. and Mary A. McKim, Lot 57
1)3.73 Cates Crate Co., Lot 68 ....... ......
113.73 B. T. Corey, Lot 59 ........ .......... .
113.73 B. T. Corey, Lot 00 ....... ........
113.73 Alfred Foster, Lot 61
113.73 Alfred Foster, Lot 62 ..............
113.73 Alfred Foster, Lot 63 ..............j™.!.
Alfred Fpster, Lot 64 —
....
Alfred Foster, Lot 65
Alfred Foster, Lot 66 ........ —1......
L Toyama, Lot 67 .......................
I. Toyama, Lot 68 ----------- !.......
Geo, A. DeCottes, Forrest
t
Lot 71 ....... ........... - ..........-~Z
F. E Adams, Lot 7 2 ... .......... .......
W. C. DeCoursey, Lot 73 .............
200.72
200.72
200.72
200.72
18638
387.10
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. **>d AU A c h e s and Pu
ALL,D R U C G im
,5c M
D<*
H o sp ital
•*J *•*"
size, $3.00
n | H l l H i | » a |a a
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
MILANE THEATRE
F°R ONE WEEK
Tr. 4 ___ ___________ _____ ___ _________ 117
, 331.46
The abqye and''foregoing final assessm ents'are payable withotit
Interest up<to May 15, A. D. 1924, and from and after auch data, eald
speqtal assessments, will.be payable only ip ten equa| annual install;
ments, wfthunterest a t 8% per annum on all deferred payment!.
Witness, my hand aa City Clerk and the Seal of the City of ^anford, Florida, this 4th dajr of April, A. D. 1924. *■
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(SEAL)'
*
L. R. PHILIPS, City .Clerk.
4-7*14-21-28-5-6
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. .
$23032
,f* lQ^W
100.54
, J06.51
M 100.54
106.64
\
100.54
* , 106.54
'106.54
106.54
10634
106.54
The Sportsm an'!'Store
1065.4
117 Pork Avenue.
106.54 Everything for the Sportsman.
10634 i i u n i i i i i i i u i aai m i ai i i i p i i n i u i m i i i i i i » i
99.43
115.41
88.78
88.78
88.78
PRATTS POULTRY REGUL ATORS WILL INCREASE
88.78
YOUR EGG YIELD NO MATTER WHAT FEED
’ 97,66
YOU ARB USING
> X*
99.43
SANFORD FEED.
' 10834 ^
> .u v n ia n
I
AND'
10634
!L
s u n s h in e M
SUPPLY
CO.,
106.54
DmLOplML^Hl
* Phone 530
Jno. W. Sneed
10634
Myrtle Avr. and 4th 8t*
TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD
■'Your
Money^ Back If
I!) You Are
i
■‘Your Money
BTREKT FROM MAGNOLIA A V t. TO MYRTLE AVE.
N otlce'is hereby given that the conduction of the aephglt pave;
WINTER EGGS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS
ment on Third St. from Magnolia Ave. f^ Myrtle Ave. haa been cijpiiAndyoucan be Meurrd <fwintir His ,
pleted, and the completed work has be!n finally accepted by.the Com
M
r heipini out the hens'Ariin ntkru
mission of the C U jtol Sanford, Florida.
> .
The following la .th e final estimate of the cost of widening,-ttat
sheet asphalt pavement on Third Street from MignoUa Avenue WMb
to IjlfyrtJu Avenue from 24 feet to 30 feet in width.
320 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ........... ................ .............. 4AQ0
“rting Monday, May 5th.
U u o f.i.r ' l S ™
^ u n p ic e a o f
SAX FOR
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s h r in e c l u r
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H EA L-;
�THE^ANFOItf) HEI^ALPr MONDAY, MAY 5, 1921
R E A D T H E M F O R P R O F IT
POLITICAL
Cash in Advance
f/TuTw iii *• i f
I announce my
can d id acy
fpr
| n o m i n a t i o n n s S t a t e S e n a t o r fr o m
1t h e N i n e t e e n t h S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t ,
i tu b je c t -to th e D e m o c ra tic P rim a ry
I
t o bo h e l d J u n e 3rd. I a m a n u t ,i {
___ l « e * t i n *
__ He « *l»e ' t o r n e y a t la w p r a c t i c i n g a t S a n 11
I f n tin* ] f o r d , F l o r i d a , a n d h a \ e b e e n a r e s a t t o r n e y In t h e N in e-----.................... 4e a tin * . t lI.d e u t . o t £•-and
I c e n t h S e «».
n a It o r i a l• ' fDk ils- t. -r li -c A
t f o r Ui T i p * d o u b le a b o v e
y e a r* . YpUr . s u p p o r t w ill be g r e a t
ly . a p p r e c i a t e d .
;_______ •» •
L E W I S tVHRYAN.
F u l l S T A T E ' A T T O R N KY. .
I hereby
announce
my can d i
d a c y f o r t h e o t rice n r S t a t e A t t o r
ney fo e th e S e v e n th Ju d ic ia l C ir
c u i t o f F l o r i d a , s u b j e c t t o th e" D e m
o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t u t be h e l d J b n e 3.
1924.
1
_________________ J . A. S C A R L E T T .
F O I l C O t NTV C O M M IS S IO N E R .
J h e re b y a n n o u n c e my can d id a cy
fo r th e o ffice o f C o u n ty C o m m is
sio ner fro m D istrict N um b er Two
o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to t h e
a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c 1 'rlrnu ry
p s t r o s s s o d ro1'
, 7 im m ediately fa*
tailllar w ith r a te s , r u t e a
KScstlon. w ill g iv e y o u
I irfformstlon.
A n d ir
L the/ will a s s i s t y o u In
[jour w a n t n d t a m a k e
Lffictive.
POUTSAT N OTICE,
U«r» shou ld g lv o t h e i r
L postofflc* a d d r e s s a s
Ithslr phon* n u m b e r If
h*, results. A b o u t o no
(ut of a th o u s a n d h a s a
L (nd th e o t h e r s c a n ' t
b als w)th
yop u n less
L your a d d r e s s .
'
LoBlIxonnee MUST Ye
Is person St T h e S s » Lrsbl offlee « r b y l e t - *
[Ttl*r*iouF . d l s c o a t l n - p
Lrt sol valid .
L , P ro m p t, E f f i c i e n t * .
[
Service.
■y.
X ---------------n o u n c e m e n ts
H t t , .ts sK -G n ii.
fti announce t h a t t a m a
for n - e l e c t l n n to
th e
Tat A sse ss o r o f Reinlhy. subject t o t h e d e c ls r DtmoefutlC P r i m a r y to
jane 3rd.
VAL’a i f A N Toil HIIF.IIIFF.
Ltrr* of S e m in o le C o u n t y :
|r announce m y s e lf u c a n r Sheriff
of
S etn ln q pe
lliject to th o a c ti o n o f ifie
[c primary t o bo h e ld p n
| If 1 nm e le c te d I p l e d g e
fulfill tin* d u t i e s o f th t*
the b u t o f m y a b i l i t y .
E. K. B RA D Y.
E tax rn i.t.n c T O H .
j annouticu m y s e lf a c a n r the office o f T a x C olftmlnnle C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
riiion of th e D e m o c r a t i c
IS be held JuTp* 3rd. 1921.
I! C. M A X W E L L .
____________________ J O H N M D ISCI!
FOIl COUNTY PHOSECtTING
ATTORNEY.
I w ish to a n n o u n ce th a t I sh al'
be a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f ic e of
C o u n ty P r o s e c u tin g A tto rn e y , s u b
je c t to th e
endorsem ent
of
th e
D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s a t t h e J u n e 3rd,
prlikkury.
___________ G E O R G E C. H K H I U N Q . _
F O I l C O U N T Y COM M ISSION E H .
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e my enud id ac y
fo r re-electio n
f o r th e
o f f i c e of
C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r o f S e m i n o le
C o u n t y , D i s t r i c t No. 1, s u b j e c t t o
th e a c tio n of th e D em o cratic p ri
m a r y J u n e 3, 1921.
U. I* n i . E D S O P .
FO Il .S IIK ttIF F .
I hereby' a n n o u n c e m y s e lf n s n
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ff ic e o f S h e r i f f
o k S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o tint
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e . 1931.
!*'•»■ ■_____________
W . A. T I L L I 9.
PAGbFIYB
U S E |T H E M
Political
Misc&llaaeaua----
t w i s h i n mi rum nee t h a t I a m a
Pit m ilita te fo r
M em ber
of
th e
S chool H oard <.f S e m i n o le C o u n t y
fr o m S cho ol P i s l r l r t No 3. s u b j e c t
to t h e d e c is io n o f t h e P c m o o r s ti c
p r i m a r y to b eh el.l J u n e 3. 1924.
_________
H. I t . I'A T T IH H A L L .
l o i t n o t i i n o r i m it L i e I N
S T R U C T IO N .
t hereby an nounce my can d id a cy
fo r re-electio n as m e m b e r o f th e
H o ard o f
P u b li c
In s tru c tio n for
H r m t m d e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , r e p r e
s e n t i n g S chool
D is t r i c t
No. 2, or
S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
to th e
P e m o e r a t l c p r i m a r y to bu h e l d on
J u n * 3rd . 1321. .
C H A S . A. P A L L A S .
F u l l M K M itr.it s m n o f . i i o a i i d .
I hereby an n o u n c e m y self a 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 f ic e
o f m e m b e r of t h e H o ard of P u b l i c
In stru ctio n ,
re p resen tin g
S cho ol
D i s t r i c t No. I of S c jn l n u le C o u n t y ,
s u b j e c t to t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y
to be h e ld on J u n e 3rd. 1921.
____________ F i t B P T. W I L L I A M S .
TO Till-: VOTKIIH O F f l i t ! IBTII
S E X A T O It lA I. IIIM THICT.
A fte r d u e conslderathkn. 1 have
d ecide d to b e c o m e a c a n d i d a t e f o r
re-electio n
to t h e S t a t e S e n a t e
fr o m t h e 19lh S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t ,
c o m p o s e d of O r a n g e . S e m i n o l e a n d
i m r e o l a C o u n ti e s , s u b j e c t t o t h e
D e m o c r a t i c p r l u m a r y to b e h e ld
J u n e 3.'d.
I r e s p e c t f u l l y s o l ic i t
y o u r su p p o rt.
_____________ M. O n v i ; 11ST 11K ET.
What are the needs of the hour—the
most imperative demands of home or busi
ness?
.
Do you seek a n$w house, apai’tment or
NO PLACE like home—that’s the
way ypu feel if you board and
room at the Lincoln Hotel._____
N'OTtCE—To the merchants of
Sanford and elsewhere, I, A. M.
Henmant, will not be responsible
for debts contracted by my wife.
BEST TABLE board In the city,
$7.00 per week. Lincoln Hotel.
REAL ESTATE
Wo want you to look over oui
Farms listings before buy
Ing We wilt save you money.
C elery
F H H C O I ' N T Y J 1 I If i E.
T h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a cy
fu r t h e o ff ic e o f C o u n t y J u d g e
of S e m i n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t » t h e
no tio n o f t h e v o t e r s .it t h e D e m o c r n t l c p r i m a r y J u n e 3.
J(H I N ( » I. EON A H DY.
FO Il
FO R R ESU LTS
I I E l{ ItV:H E N T A T I V E .
I h e r e b y n n n o ti n e e m y c a n d i d a c y
for m em ber House of Itep resen tal l v e s f o r S e m i n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t
lo t h e a c t i o n o f t h e V o te rs a t 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.
_________________F o i l R E S T L A K E .
F u l l COUNTY C OM mYh s IO N E IM W
_I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y
fo r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r th e
(? o u r t o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t F i f t h D i s t r i c t c o m p r i s i n g C ltu tu o ta
to D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y , J u n e 3rd.* . G e n o v a m u f tI s c e o la , s u b j e c t to
ff e l e c t e d . I p r o m i s e t h e f a i t h f u l t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D i'm o c r iitic p r l perform ance
o f t h e d u t i e s c o n m n r y J u n e 3.
C. A. H A C L E ItH O N .
n e c t e d w i t h t h u t o ffice.
,
W . L MORGAN.
F o i l C I.E ItK m i l l IT C O C IIT.
1 hereby announce th a t I am a
F o il TAX C O l.l.K fT o ir
I w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h n t I n m a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C l e r k
c a n d i d a t e f o r r o - e l e c l l o n to t h e erf - of t h e ■C i r c u i t C o u r t of S e m i n o l e
fico o f C o u n t y T a x C o l l e c t o r of C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o tiie a c t i o n o f t h e
H etn ln n le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t
to th o D e m o c r a t i c p r l m .i r v In J u n e . p jg t.
a c t i o n o f t h u D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y ________________ II. It. C H A P P E LL.
to be h e l d tn J u n e .
F O I l c o t ' N T \ " J « 'l l t i E .
1
JN O . D. J I N K ! N a _ T o t h e P e o p l e ' o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y :
I
n
m
n can d id a te
for
C ou n ty
F O R COUNTY COM Ml.SHI ON K it.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y J u d g e , y o u r s u p p o r t a tu l v o t e ort
for re-electio n to
th e
o ffice
of J u n e t h e 3 r , |# u Itl b e a p p r e c i a t e d .
9AMITHI, A. It. WILKINSON*.
C o u n ty
C o m m i s s i o n e r f r o m D is
F O I l f A r N ' . Y J l I I I .E.
trict N u m b er F o u r
of
S em inole
C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o th o a c t i o n of
S ubject, of course, lo th e a ctio n
th e D e m o c ra tic
p r i m a r y J u n e 3rd, of t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o b e
h eld J u n e 3rd. I' w ill he a c a n d i d a t e
1924.
IV F . W H E E L E R .
fo r t h e o f f ic e o f C u u n y t J u d g e o f
F O R F O l J . V r V f O M S y S S I O N K R . J S e m i n o l e ‘C o u n t y . I s h a l l b e g r a t e
J hereby an n o u n ce
my
c .tn d l- ful f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n n n d e l e c
d s c y f o r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r ti o n . a n d If e l e c t e d 1 a s s u r e t h e
D i s t r i c t N o. 2. f lc m ln o lo
C o u n ty ,
s u b j e e l l o Ih o D e m o c r a t i c l* rlm u ry .
J u n e 3. 1924,
__________________
L. P. 1IAGAN.
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing: and capable?
Are skilled office workers needed
business?
Are additional helper necessary in
store, factory, mill ov office?
Are you out of work and in need of
pleasant, profitable qmployment?
✓
Are you desirous of supplementing youi
income by part time work in some congenial
line of endeavor?
Would a profitable business venture in
terest you?
Have you lost or found some article of
value?
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,
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell
ing, renting, exchanging?
In the solution of all these needs of the
hour and scores of others that are just as im
perative.
FOR SALE—House nnd lot close
In, $3,000.
FOR SALE—6 acre celery farm
with ti room bouse in fine condi
tion. Easy terms.
FOR SALE—lb ncros. 12 acres all
tiled. A No. 1 condition; easy
terms.
JVUSCELLANEOUS:
FOR SALE
EASTER LILIES now beautiful.
60 Cents *
Sweet lira corsage,.the color you
Home Cooked Meals. Two blocks
want. Stewart, the Florist.
district.
..a «
paints and businessPHOENHC
HOTEL.
vjnrishc.k at Sanford Novelty
300 Park Ave.
Works, sola agents. •
154-tfc
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For WANTED—Housework, washing
use on Royal, Remington or L.
at home. Apply 501 4th pL
C. Smith typewriters. Will sell Stella Banks.
for one-half price. Herald office.
t’ARTTES- interested in producing
FOP. SALE—Egry cash register.
A nt class butter, write to K an
$10 cash. Herald office.
Stauffer, expert Swisa dairyman,
Remington type Sanford, In care of S. Rapp.
t UKSALE
writer, with wide carriage, in>
good condition, $25 cash. Inquire
at Herald office.__________ ■
BUILDING
FUR SALE—Dairy nml stable
MATERIAL
manure, car lots. Link & Bagley, Box 2401. Tampa, Fla.
FOR SALE—At a bargain one MIRACLE Concrete Cu-, general,
V,
cement work, sidewlaka, buQA* J '\
New Home sewjng machine 113
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J . B . «'• •'*,*
Myrtle Street
_______
BOARD and room best in town, Terwllleger, Prop.
prices tight. Lincoln Hotel.____ Lumber and Buildina Material.
Carter Lumber Company t* ■.>. a
RABBITS—1Two white flemish
N. Laurel SL *Phbo<j 668. n j^ ,C t.J
rabbits male. Say it with Flowers, Stewart. 814 Myrtle Ave.
HILL LUMBER CO* HmiH •
*
Service, Quality and
FOR SALE—Long leal yellow
, pint lumber. $23 per M. Osteen
or $27 M. Sanford. W. B. Jones,
Osteen, Fin.
D
r e s s m a k i n g - WANTED—To rent well located
furnished bungalow ,by rasppm '‘
DKKSSMAKING by nn nrtiitic
hand, nt reasonable* prices, 417 sible party. I nanswering tnU ad ■■■*
bo sure to name price wanted, comT^ ;t
West Second Street.
plete description of property kt- •MKI'A II TM E N T O F T IIF . I V I ' E l l IOH eluding number of bed rooma and'
.U S. l.n n d O fflco a t U a lu c s v l ll e ,
exact tocatlon. Address "Resident’*
F in., A pril S. 192L .
N o lle* Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t L o u is care The Sanford Herald._____
’
Itu ru v y , o f t l c n c v a . F l o r i d a , who.on O t l i i b t * lu. 1922. m a d e H o m e
s t e a d E n t r y . No. 017771. f o r N B H
of Nl-JJa, B cctlon 33, T o w n s h i p 20
H., Ita u g v 33 K . T u l l a h a s s c c M e r i
d ia n . linn 111oil n o t i c e o f I n t e n t i o n
to m a k e C o m m u ta tio n P roof, to e s
t a b l i s h c la i m to t h e la n d a b o v e i | t » .
sc r ib e d , b e f o r e C l e r k C ir c u i t C o u rt,
ill H anford , F lo r id a , on t h e 22nd d a y
o f May. 1924.
C la i m a n t n a m e s n s w i t n e s s e s :
II. II, d r i e r , o f tl c n e v a . F lo r id a .
J. W . F ly 111. of G e n o v a , F l o r i d a .
E. C u r l e t t .of G e n e v a , F lo r h ln .
O. K. D a v it, o f G e n e v a . F lo r id a .
• GKO. C\ C H O U , l l e g l s t e r .
Advertising
LEARN ABOUT Polk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele
gram, Best advertising medium in
I have developed, partly devel
South Florida Published mornings. oped ami undeveloped trucking
•Sttn--Telegram, Lakeland, Flit.__ land In Iowa City section for sale
C U I.I’MUL'H « l u > " L E D G E R —C lu ss - or rent. Write me at once. E. R.
Ilicit u d s h a v e t h e l a r g e s t c i r c u
la t io n lo
H im lb w o stern
G e o r g ia . Moore, Oviedo, Fin.
J l u t e 8c ( C - w o r d ) l i n e . _____
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f o r sitie n iF P .
T o th e V o te rs o f S em in o le C o u n ty :
ADVHltTISF. in the Journnl-HerI h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y rn tid ld acy j yhl, South (leorgin’a greatest
f o r t h e o f f i c e rtf H h e r lf f o f S e m i1n o le C o u n t y , s u b j c
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
y t o bo
of th e D em o cratic
ciittikW and Sunday tfW/* Adrf
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ll-rald,
Wuycross,
Georgia.
i n a ti o n .
th o h e l p o f t h e p r o p e r
s u b o r d i t h e n oKm
TO REACH the prosperous farmHN F.P T F. lit l t q i H OLDF.lt.
n a te s n r a s s i s t a n t s nnd e a rn e s tly
F O R C ftN S T A lll.K .
, era and fern growers of Volusia
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s o l ic i t t h e s u p p o r t o f a ll l a w e n I h e r e b y n n n o ti u c e m y S e l f n c a n
county advertisu In the Deldtnd
*’V .. ! 1* f o r c c m c n t v o t e r s , o n J u n o 3rd.
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rooms Dally Nows, rate lc per word, cash
1921 n s C o n s t a b l e of D i s t r i c t N u m t ii u light housekeeping
D i s t r i c t * t ' d l l —C O N S T A I I I . E - O F I t l S T I t l F T
with bnth room privilege, hot » ith or>Ur.
b e r I. of P v ntino lo C o u n t y , w h i c h
b jc c t "tu
NO. I.
I n c l u d e s v o t i n g p r e c i n c t s N u m b e r s and cold water, $6.00 per week. A 1.1TTLE WANT AD in. The ** »
<n J u n e
4 h e r e b y n n n n u n e e t h a t I nm n
ill a p p r e c i a t e t h e Lincoln Hotel.
e n n d td n trt f o r c o n s t a b l e o f D is t r i c t sI,u pS.p o.1r tn nodf 4.ul! .1v w
Herald will bring you big re.
o t e r s in
D istrict
iG E lb
No. 1. s u b j e c t t o t h t r D e m o c r a t i c N u m b e r I.
suits. Advertise those old articles | »tid
BEST
ROOM
and
board
in
n r » » ,iT» p r i m a r y t o h e h e l d J u n e 3rd. 19.4.
It. C. (C L A U D ) W H I T T E N .
you have stond avyoy and have
'S a id d i s t r i c t b e i n g c o m p o s t d of th e
F O R COU NTY COM M ISSION E II.
no use for. A little thirty-cent ad t
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may bring you several dollars. d>-< n
iIdle I n •
i* e, u ’ t i . K M n .
for C ou n ty C om m issio n er fo r
thu
Rhone t48 nnd a representative « W
F o u rtIt, D i s t r i c t of S e m i n o l e C o u n
ty.
S u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n o( t h e
will call to ace you.____________Juv';*
J u n e P r i m a r y o f 1924.
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando «c.,i
C. L. W E S T .
ntornng Sentinel; largest clussi- •’ .
F o il j u s t ic e o f ' p e a T e
I hereby an n o u n re my run d ld ary
fled business, rate lc u word, min- ' *
fn r J u s t i c e of Ile a c e In n n d f o r th u
imnm 21c cash_wlth order.
-r,
F i r s t D i s t r i c t of S e m i n o l e C o u n tv .
to bo h e l d on J u n e 3rd. t9 l » .
AUfcbSTA
CHRONICLE
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T. W. LAWTON. •
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
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p o l l J UNTIC K O F T I I E P E . t t ' i b
classified
medium,
rate
cash
.09c
----1 hereb y an n o u n c e th n t I am a
nn(i cohl water. Apc o n d id H te f o r t h o - n f f l c e of J u s t i c e
tv rjiN 1 ply "W. L. Rumple, 1209 Magnolia. chargo. 10c per lino, minimum H
o f Gje P e n c e In n n d fo r t h e F i r s t
________ _
IU»OM AND ll(*AllD"$8~per-“week.
J u s t i c e D i s t r i c t o f S e m i n o le C o u n
H. B, Lewis Co.
,'e room
Tt,l(T11‘ cooking. 70S Njntlt etryj.
ty.
W t l h th o I c g a d nm l e f f i c i e n t
a s s is ta n c e of th e e x e c u tiv e officers
lew. close Fftlt II&4T—Cool room *wlih hut
At 107 Park Ave. Phone $\9
of t h e c o u n t y I p r o m i s e l o do my
41 1
r°l11 ,water. Uatli privileges,
>v+,v
, s . t - < <L‘ i w : *
f l . L. 209 E a s t . F fg tl) S t r e e t .
d u ly w ith o u t p reliu llre
I*. O. S T R 1 X H F E1.LOW. . Pace, 801 \y, L t-SCf j.r- jLJLJLA?' HOB ' ItliNT
rn'nins
Rate cord on npplica■f - y
/ • l'"ry(y n rK ; '
* ' ' 'tO K RENT—7 room house. In
I w ill be a c a n d id a te fo r renom lquire
owner,
11th
St.
and
Elm
Have several very
n n llo n f o r th e o ffic e of S ta te A t
LOST AND FOUND I'ALM BEACK " COUNTY—Th«
t 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 i r Ave. A. Snydcr,
c u i t o f t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , s u b FOR RENT—Six room' house on
fine celery farms im
je c t t o t h e
a ctio n
of t h e D e m o
Mngnolla Ave., near Gables.
cratic P rim a ry .
Y our endorsem ent
LOSl an opportunity to keep
proved for sale at rea
f o r a s e c o n d t e r m o f o f f ic e Will be Apply at Herald officth_________
abreast with the times by nut
g re a tly ap p reciated .
F o il
REN T—N lr.ly
fu rn ish ed
pages of
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Ikotuo f o r r e n t d u r i n g s u m m e r , reading the classified
sonable terms.
S ta le A lto rn ey . H even'h Judicial w i t h h o u s e " a n d g a r a g e . 201 E a s t your daily newspaper, lloralj
Timas, the great home daily,
F i f t h S t r e e t._____________________
r n c u l t . S ta te of F erlda.
want ads contain many Interesting rate m e per word, minimum
Also City Lots.
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ft F O R t d t J N T T J U D G E .
t o i l R E N T — Ono ro o m . 800 Kim messages. It will pay you to read
charge 2fic cash with order. Write
Avu.
I .^ h « » h y a n n o u n c e m y self as a
them
dally._________________
.
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Houses and Lots.
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f ic e o f C o u n ty
for complete rate c a rd ._____
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W.
BALLARD.
J utian n f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
LOST—Near
Sanford
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tire and rim. Finder please i u r u l n ' 1 * b e g l n n l u K t h e g r r s t e s t d e
Be sure to see us be
L xtinounc^ ■niy. ■ c.nnrtl- 1924, I p l e d g e . f s l t h f u l
s e r v ic e
HELP WANTED 35x5
m e n t In G l o r l d a 's h i s t o r y , a
return to Herald office and receive vh ea ll of p m
f[our*(. C o m m is s io n e r fg r s b a u l d t o u ‘ n o m i n a t e mei
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buying if you
g u l f b e n c h Ju s t
t l n l s h r d ; n tw o fore
artlo n of ,tj)e
WANlkli)—Sanford
bualnc
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men
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FOR
allKHIFF.
LOST—One 35x5 truck tire "^be m i l l i o n d o l l a r b r i d g e a c r o s s E s c a m
of l i l t
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m illio n want
lf n r a n to save some
who arc in need of competent
tween Sanford and Kalamaxoa db oial l a Iia
E. IV K H - D E R V d iJd a‘' hl ee r ef ob yr rnen-ne ol eucgthi o# n mt yo s eth
r opera house u nder c o n stru c
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Also have
h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r live money.
rtnnQunce my candidacy j e c t to t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D em o - page of The Herald. There’s nt>
d e v e lo p e rs to g et
III on
ground
Clerk of the Clr- c r u t l c p r i m a r y t o b e h s h l on J u n e reason for sending out-of-town for
ier handbag, bo flo o r. W r i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t propositions in build
*• arniloole t'ounty. F ior- 2. * I f e l r c t e d f o r a n n t h c r t e r m I help when there is probably just
tween Sanford and Orange City, m e n t T h e I ’e n a a r o l a N ews.
W decision of the p l e d g e t o fu lfill I h s d u t i e s o f t h e the person you want In the city
« Pritipirv tl,
h ejit o o o ff ic e In t h e s a m e e f f i c i e n t m n n n e r
containing gun, bathlnjr auit, etc. I \V KHT~ V I R G I N I A— C l a r k s b u r g . TKe ing Homes.
: J l .6 V52I. f stnpd for t h a t 1 h a v e C o n d u c te d It In t h e T T f V r t n r ^ F o u r liv e s a l e s m e n , lo" Finder notify D. B. flodge nnd
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vxii.fuT\lca 1,1 office* •
receive reward.
I p. in. t o n i g h t , I(*3 F i r s t St.
C. M. H AN D .
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FOR RENT—
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Two room apartment, downtown
business section. $25 monthly' to
responsible party. Inquire at San
ford Herald office.
Schelle Maines
Insurance
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LAWYER
Court Hoom
SA N FO RD ,------ FLORIDA
George A. DeCotfes
Attorney-at-Lnw
(her Seminole County
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
V7 Park At » * » — Phone US
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Sanford, — - ■— Florid*
Elton J Houghton
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Fred R. Wilson .
U,.C ; 4-cviHW f'W
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, - ■■
Florida
Xt to r n e y -at -l a w
First National Bank Bldf*
SanforG ------ — - Florida
PRINTING
Wilsan Welding & R ad ial^
The Matthews Press
\V*lakii Hide.. Sanford Fla.
Phone 417-L-2
• If IPa Metal we ear. weld h ." (
HANFORD, FLORIDA .'l ",
n v ric ie r
N u tlc e Is h e r s h y g i v e n t h a t t h e
B o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s In
a n d f o r H rm in o lu C o u n t y . F l o r i d a ,
w ill a t t h o l r n e x t r e g u l a r m e e t i n g
t o be h e ld o n T u e s d a y May t t h . A.
I). 1924. a t ID o 'c lo c k A. M. re c e i v e
b i d s f u r t h e c l a y i n g of approxT -'
m u t e l y (In s a n d u n e - h a t f m i l e s o f
ro a d , f r o m H p r ln g L a k e to th o Hanf o r d - O r l a n d o I l - l r k R o ad , s p e c lilc a Il o n a m a y lie h a d by a p p l i c a t i o n to
H upt. J. M W y n n . S a n f o r d . F la.,
t h l a H o a rd r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t t o r c J r c t a n y o r a ll blda.
.
hb A. DOUGLASS.
C l e r k H o ard o f C o u n t y C u m r ’a.
McMANUS
of*
FOR RENT—Well located repair
shop. It’s well lighted and ven
tilated nt a reasonable rental. Ap-
R. C. M A X W E L L
Real E state
and
1N€ UP FATHER
\ V JO T - f \
e> O Q $, j h
FO PA C i U X l N 'A F F IR m
Apartments
For Rent
N l t T l C E TO t'llK IIITO IIM .
N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t th e
u n d e r s i g n e d lets b e e n d u ly a p p o i n t
ed nnd u u s l l f l r d n s e x e r u t r l x of
th e e s t a t e o f J e n n i e H. W a s h b u r n ,
d e ceased .
All h e ir s , c r e d i t o r s am i
a ll o ilie r p e r s o n s h a v i n g c l a i m s o r
dem nnds n g a tn st said e s ta te are
h e re b y n o t i f i e d In p r e s e n t t h e s a m e
to me w l t h l l l tw o y e n r s f r o m th e
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1924.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Norris To Subpoena Ford
.lion Tax Plan / s COMMANDER OF Chairman
To Testify on Muscle Shoals Case WILBUR FAVORS
iidto Rest by Vote WORLD FLIERS Unless Engineer Appears For Him MIGHTY NAVY
Senate Monday STILL MISSING
FOR AMERICA
HNGTON, May 6.— Tho
today made known the
tion as undesirable some
ents to the tax bill by the
The amendments viewed
Lrly undesirable are those
[to taxation of corporations
llkity income tax returns,
these more undesirable
stitution and Simmons'
for Mellon surtax rates
ksterday.
organization Republicans
a conference to seek a
^Ue on Democrat revenue
in the Revnue bill yes*
bf a maximum rate of
cot and this falling to go
ten and one-half per cent
chedule. Tho Republican
|U who mada it possible
emocrut victory were not
fercnce.
jUNGTON. May fl. — The
. ssed Mellon tax plan
to rest Monday with the
by the senate of tho enerotic income tax subority's schedule of furtax
i approved, 48 to 40, while
on of normal rates was
[ 44 to 37. The Republican
Its joined with the demo[supporting the entire proSmoot df the finance
said that when the bill
I for Anal passage he would
|> compromise as was done
ouse after the dcmoaratlc
i first had been approved
Is Is hopeful th at the sen|iccej)t the 'compromise as
Per Cent Reduction,
sx rates written into the
provide tor a reduction
sent maximum of 6P-per
■maximum of 40 per cent,
[corresponding revision ail
ke line. They are almost
| to those adopted by the
ormai rates accepted were
tnt on the first $4,000 of
a 4 per cent on the second
|nd 6 per cent on all above
This compares with the
|rites of 4 per cent on the
“ * and 8 per cent above
lount.
.
ppting the Democratic sub»hieh was offered bv Senanons of North Carolina, the
noved with startling rapid
* first vote came within llti than an hour after consldof the tax bill had been rt| The others followed In rassion.
*ion of this, the heart of
[proceeded in only desultory
1for about an hour, when
Jones, Democrat, New
demanded a vote. There
than a score o senators
land leaders on both sides
[ conferences..
Announcecn was made that both
re ready for the teat of
Local
Wednesday;
winds.
SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS
IE VI.
Democratic Income
Substitute Schedule is
led— Minorities Sche*
| of Surtax Rates Ap43 (o 40 and Revis*
Normal Rates Adopt*
Vote of 44 to 37.
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ib p b h
FAMOUS BOBBED
HAIRED BANDIT IS
GIVEN TEN YEARS
WASHINGTON. May 0.—Time power because of the uncertainty
wns allotted Tuesday for testimony (involved Waldo said. He udvanced
J
F_°/d4®chl?.f engineer/W . j the opinion, however, that Ford
B. Mayo, at the M u s c le _
Iu power under short
distribute
hearing of the senate agricul
ter mcontracta. soon after obtaincommittee, but the committee
»
usc*e Skoals nnd until the
not been informed late
fertilizer demand increased to the
whether Mayo would appear, i
extent where the power was needed
The engineer was recalled from for fertilizer production.
When
Washington by Ford a few days this time arrived, he said, Ford ex
ego nnd it was not known whether pected to have the shortage dams
he would return to testify. Chair in operation.
man Norirs has made it plain that
Under State.Commission.
unless Ford himself, or some bne
Arguing against placing Muscle
authorized to speak for him, ap Shoals under tho federal water'
pears for questioning he will issue npwer act, Walso said that when
n subpoena calling for Ford’s pres hord begins the distribution of
ence before the committee.
power to the public, he automati
Asks Herd Offer Accepted. ' cally comes under the regulation
W. G. Waldo, engineer employed °* 1the state utility commission,
by the Tennessee River Improve* which decides the rate to be
mont Association, continued his charged, and there is no basis for
testimony at today's hearing, argu interference by the government.
ing for acceptance of Ford’s oner
\Nnldo disagreed with previous
without amendment.
•
testimony that Ford would get
In response to questions frbm $85,000,000 worth of property for
members of the committee, Waldo $•>,000,000, declaring the property
said that if Ford obtained Musde was
amount os
, not worth that
----- --------Shoals, he hoped to be able to pro neither of the nitrate plants arc
duce sufficient power there to meet suitnble for fertilizer manufacture
the farmers' demand for fertiliser until they have been completely re
nnd distribute power over a radius built.
of 200 miles. To accomplish this,
Declaring there was no need for
he said, Ford planned to construct further delay in making a final de
storage uams up the river to con cision on Muscle Shoals, Waldo
serve power for use in times of low said to refer the proposition to n
wstcr.
joint
congressional
committee
Ford objected to being bouid would onl ycause additional delay
rigidly by contract to distribute with no benefit to any one.
Three Other Aviators o f
Hquadron Prepare to Leave
Atka Island for Atiu-Island, More Than Five Hun
dred Miles Distant — R e
port Martin’s Plane Seen
by N atives of Fort Moller.
Judge Martin Sentences Hold-up
FALSEPASS, Alaska, May 0.—
Girl and Husband to Serve
"h u e searchers were prosecuting
from Ten to Twenty
the hunt for Major Frederick Mar
Years.
tin, world flight commander, mis
sing since lust Wednesday the
NEW YORK, May 6—Mrs. Ce three other army aviators in the
lia Cooney, bobbed hair bandit and squadron were ready to depart
her husband and partner in crime, from Atka-Island for Atiu-Isfand
550 miles distant on the more wes
Edward Cooney, were sentenced tern end of the Aleutian group,
today to serve from 10 to 20 years Preparation for a thorough search
each in prison by County Judge is being made on the sea side of
Alaska following the receipt of
Martin of Brooklyn. Mrs. Cooney word
that Major Martin was seen
was sentenced to Auburn prison flying in that region. The cutter
and her husband to Sing Sing. Algonquin is still searching the
They pleaded guilty t a charge of coast.
robbery and assault.
CORDOVA,'Alaska, May 6.—An
The young woman arrested in
p r. 21,
c i , held
neiu her
n e r fin
a <' »fiycn 41<>nJacksonville on /v
Apr.
head high
- I hear her sentence.
< -»
' " h o , r ru „ u i i
court room to
States
army
air
squadron
gone
Half an hour before she said she on without him in a flighthas
around
hoped the judge would be lenient the* earth. The change was effected
and that her husband and she
they had seen a plane yes
should be sent to prison together. certain"
near Port Moller, on the
Cooney was sullen and wutched terday
Bering sea coast of the Alaska
his wife closely ns they stood be peninsula.
fore the judge.
The squadron, minus Major Mar
Judge Martin conferring with tin’s
plane, was at Atka Island, in
the couple before going to the the Aleutians, preparing to depart
bench drew from them that they tomorrow for Attu * Island, 530
participated in 10 hold-ups. The miles from Atku and the last stop
girl assured him she would "go scheduled in American territory.
straight" after serving her sent
The report from Port Molier was
ence. Cooney was silent but in received at False Pass, and caused
dicated he seconded his wife’s reso immediate planning to extend a
lution. Celia Cooney scribbled a rearch of tno Bering sea side of
note sent to Judge Martin "to the peninsula that was set afoot
those girls who think they like to soon after it beqamo known that
see their names in the papers as Major Martin had departed Wed
mine or think they would like to nesday from Chignlk, Alaska, 730
do as I have done, let me say don’t miles east of Atka Island, but hud
try, you don’t know what you will not appeared a t Dutch Harbor,
suffer. While 1 smile, my heart ia where the other three planes of tho
breaking within me."
expedition were then waiting for
him.
• Notice Plane.
The report said that two men a t
Port Molier, which ia on the oppo
site aide of the peninsula from
Chignlk and 100 miles west of
Chlgnik, had noticed a plane cir
In tho sky ubo've somo hills
few*•
-■* cling
the Aleutian range yesterday
Resolution la Introduced in the evening. The men thought they
Senate Proposing to In*
saw "between the wings" of an
veatigate Conditions.
airplane, although they estimated
i t to be 10 or 15 miles away.
WASHINGTONTMay 6 -In v e s
of the south sido of
tigation of the "prolonged dopres- theInvestigation
peninsula had been considered
S
DEPRESSION IN
SOUTH’S COTTON
MAY B E PROBED
tariff commission under a resolu
tion introduced Monday by Sena
tor Walah, Democrat, Massachus
etts.
Asserting that the depressed
condition in the industry is of "ex
ceptional magnitude" and has caus
ed a reduction in production of
from 40 to 60' per cent with con
sequent "want and distress in the
communities" in which mills are
located. The resolution sets forth
10 specific phases upon which a re
" They im
* ’
port was sought.
include:
Is It World Wide?
“Is the present depression in the
cotton manufocti(ring industry
confined to the United States, or is
it world-wide.
“To what extent and for how
long a period has the present deiression in the cotton manufacturng industry of this country been
apparent?
"To what extent is the present
>t roll call was on the depression due to the hig hprice of
^ rticu U rltf.ty m itolpg Ab*
consumptdn of cotton cloth, and to
what extent is t 4due to other
Democratic substitute:
Jheans—Brookhart, Frazier, causes ?
Johnson of California,
"If there s a dffeTence n the
forbeck and Norris—7.
prosperty of this industry in differ
its — Adams, Aahurst, ent sections of the country, to
Caraway, Coneland, what extent if any, is it attribu
i ii Ferri*. F k k h e r, George, table to labor legislation of the
[Harrison, Heflin, Jonos of different.states?
f*wo Kendrick, iKng, Mc"What ia the quantity and value
[nayfteld, Neely, Overman, of cotton cloth imported into an^
Rainsdell, Reed of Mia- exported frm the United States un
oinson.
Sheppard, Shields.
'■nson, aoeppard,
Shields- der the
tho present tariff act aa
ai com
come
.........
I*h. »>vuiuwj[.
Stan!lay, uuiuuviia,
StophomO .pared with^hose under the acta of
*4tts, Walsh of Montana, 1909 and IBIS?.
Percentage of Imports. 4
11 fr'
I.
— Johnson, of Min- • "What ia the percentage of Im
H- Total, 43.
.
ports and exports, as compared to
the Democratic substl- the domestic production of cotton
cloth In 'th e census years ' 1900
■ ®ns-~ B o r a h , Bran- 1014, 1910r 1921 and 1023?
“rsurn, Cameron, Capper,
"What types of cotton cloths con
amftu, Curtis, Dale, Edge, atltiito the bulk of the import trade
JFernald, Fess, Gooding, and are theae cloths similar or dif
*‘d. Jones of Washing ferent in character from those pro
.. j’Llge, McKinley, Me* duced in this country?
.y j4ry. Moses, Oddie. Pepf'What are the 'ntaln. reaXona for
[PPj. Reed of Penniylvnn- the importation of cotton cloths, in
-Ww amoot. Spencer, particular are such imports . due
Sterling, Wadsworth, primarily to price or to quality?
or Indiana, Waller
"To what extent has the domes.tie industry been affected by the
^ B r u c e and EdOrhrda poat-war increases In the import
ance of cotton cloths?.
senator* were absent.
"Would changes in the present
L«!!n
P ^ e d aa fol- tariff rates on cotton cloths be of
tor, With Elkina material assistance in stimulating
for. with McCormick reduction and reitoring p ro p er
,
for, with Lkn- ty to this industry?"
Raiston for with
lv£Unst;, L*Follette for,
s, ?r driM
in,t*Couxens and Democrats don’t want
(»Uas,
absent apd were Congress to Adjourn
piuinji
WASHINGTON. May 6-DerooPlan having thus
tor the Mellon cratic leaders in the senate decid
the vote came ed a t a conference today, too much
_ lion of the Democratic important leglalatlon ia remain
ing undisposed to determine now
whether toe adjournment of Con
gress before national political «■*
"ocis would be wise. The Re*
n° change ia tha Hm , — cans: h ave-toM -thr
they thought R possible to adjoin.
J
{
story opened a possibility that
Major Martin had reached the vi
cinity of the eastern end of the
Aleutian islands 220 miles from
Chignik. The coast guard cutter
Algonquin was tonight still c»(Continued on page 8.)
H o l l y Is Formally
Inaugurated N ew
R o t a r y President
Robert J. Holly, formally took
over his new duties as president of
the Sanford Rotary Club a t Its
weekly luncheon today at the Val
dez Hotel. In assuming the office,
the incoming president gave a short
talk expressing appreciation for
tho honor that had been bestowed
upon him and asking for the hearty
George W. Knight, the outgoing
president, duo gave a talk In which
he thanked hla fellow Rotariana for
the splendid work which they had
accomplished during the year just
pansed and epxresed hope th at the
same co-operation whlcn had been
given him, would be accorded his
successor. He stressed the im
portance of always keeping in mind
the ideala and purposes of Rotary.
Rev. J. F. Bell, of Palatka, pre
siding Elder of the Methodist
Church for this district, was u
guest and gave a short talk. Frank
R. McNeill was received into mem
bership. He responded with a
short talk expressing thanks for
the honor of being invited to be
come a member of tho organiza
tion.
S. O. Shinholaer had charge of
the program and gave a talk on
the importance of Boy Scout work.
He outlined the features of the
training of acquta showing how It
helped materially In shaping the
livea of tha boys.
The Impor
tance of th'a work cannot be-over
estimated, he told hla haarera.
• 4Members present at today's lun
cheon were: S. O. Chase, Rahdall
Chase, W. J. Carpenter, R. J.
Holly, Milton C. Haddock, E. F.
Uousholder, Walter Haynes, Ed
ward Hlgtgna, W. C. Hill, George
W. Knight, A. R. Key. H. F. Kent,
H. B. Lewis, Frank MacMahon, V.
R. McNeill, R. A. Newman, S.
Pulaaton, W. S. Parker. F. E.
Roumillut, H. R. Stevens, R. E.
Stevens, S. O. Shinholscr, B. J.
Starling, D. L. Thrasher, Frank
Vernay and Arthur YowelL'
U N I T E D STATES A P R I L REPORT
CLAIMS LOSS IN SH 0W SGR0W TH
LUMBER D E A L S OF POSTOFFICE
Charges in Alleged Lumber Frauds
Sanford OfTIce Has An Increase of
are Outlined by AKaUtant
Nearly 9 Per Cent. Over April,
Attorney General, North
1923— Business For Four
Carolina.
Months Over $17,000.
WASHINGTON. May fl.—Special
Postal receipts of the Sanford
Assistant Attorney General John J.
office
for the month of April totnl.
Parker, of North Carolina, Mon
ed
$4,398.78
according to figures
day outlined to the jury the
supplied
Tuesday
by Pstmastcr J.
charges contained in the allege*}
P.
Hall,
who
noted
that last
lumber frnud indictment against
month’s
business
is
an
increase
of
John L. Phillips, of Thomasville,
approximately
uight
and
threeGa., and John Stephens, of Jack
sonville, Pla.; Charles Phillips, Jr., quarters per cent over April of
of Atlanta. Ga.; Frank T. Sullivan; 1923.
Receipts of the office for the
of Buffalo, N. Y.; and Ernest C.
same month last year show that
Morse and Charles S. Kr.jtwell, the amount of business to have
former officials of tho war depart Ixen $4,046.10.- This m akes'the
ment. The government claims H gain
gai over last year’s figures $352.'M6 abort $1,500,000 through U&*?In giving out the flgurfr f%stsale ef surplus lunvoer from army
master
Hall pointed out the fact
cantonments.
that business for the first four
The plan of the alleged conspir months of this year is way nhead
acy, as stated by government coun of that for the first four months of
sel, was that Phillips and Stephens last year. The local office has had
would be appointed-to sell the gov a business of $17,044.74 thus far
ernment lumber to the trade on a while for the same period last year
commission of 12 per cent, that the business amounted to $14,827,.
they would not actually market 88. This is equal to an Increase
this lumber themselves, but would of 19 per cent approximately.
turn it over to other wholesalers
If buiinesa of the local office
and brokers at a price less than continues
for the reat of the year
its value in consideration of secret
ayments to Phillips and Stephens. as it has for the first four months,
are that receipt for 1924
Ir. Parker said the government chances
will
run
around the $50,000 mark,
experts to show that Phillips anJ
Stephens secretly collected enor-v said Mr. Hall, who predicta that
mous sums c.n account of the sales It won’t miss that mark much.
"Wo are now facing the summer
for which they did not account to
season, which necessarily means
the United States.
The rosecutor eald he would
nuuiu t. l'L
. ’ . dull xcason,
, - but
. . . I believu
. . that
at Sullivan bribed Shotincrease for this period over
show
well and that the conspirators se the corresponding period of last
cured the release of air service year will be as much in proportion
lumber badl yneeded by the gov us the gain of the first four
ernment. For this lumber he said months over t!|e .similar period
th govemmnte was paid $800,000 last year,” Mr. Hall continued fur
nnd from its sale thu alleged con ther.
Meanvghile Mr. n ail and his as
spirators or some of them secured
$850,000 profit of which $324,000 sistants are looking forward to
he asserted, was paid secretly to July 1, when the office begins un
John L. Phillips.
der the classification of a first class
The lawyer cited an instance
>wm»jLW>*tw>#d?Ue
which George M. Chambers, thu
government inspector, who has died will be run with additional help,
since the filing of the indictment equipment, etc., beginning July 1,
knew .that a prospective purheasor or the commencement of the new
fiscal year.
(Continued on page 8.)
I
L
S
Sanford Clubs Observing National
Music Week With Varied Programs
National Music Week, which is
now being observed throughout the
country, Is being celebrated with
appropriate programs and exer
cises by various organizations in
this city. The observance of this
week officially began on Sunday
and will continue through Satur
day.
National Muaic Week was inaururated for the purpose of stimuating Interest and enthuaiasm in
music of all kinds. Belief that
muaic In general has been neglected
by the people of this country, waa
the primary motive behind the
movement to have a national,week
of ablebration and observance.
Tho custom of observing this
weak has been in vogue for sev
eral years and has aince Its Incep
tion mat with hearty response and
Its success has depended in a large
degreo to the co-operation by mu
sical organisations over the coun*
try- ' In Sanford there are similar
cluba, which are sponsoring the ob
servance here. Together with aev•rel business firms, they are giving
^ama In the afternoon and
f
ginning on Sunday there wire
special musical numbera rendered
In the various churches. Hera la the
MARKET
way tha several organizations are
giving programs:
CHICAGO. May 6.—Following
Woman’s Club—Short afternoon
pricea prevailed today at the close
program a t general meeting.
of the Chicago grain market:
Sanford Band-—Concert ThursWheat: Mby lorvi to 101%;
day night a t 8 o’c
July 106%
|Q6U to 104%.
Cantata "Pandoi
-X arn:. July .78%,
tha 4U
rcction of Mrs. J.
Oats; July 44%.
lough (o
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VWASHINGTON, May 6.—Decla
ration that he stood for an Ameri
can navy not only equal to any oth
er but a “dominating" one “along
lines not restricted by mutual
agreement," was made in nn ad
dress here today by Secretary Wilburg before the Republican women
of the District of Columbia.
"I stand absolutely for a 100 per
cent navy, the equal, at least, in
every respect of any power on land
or sea," Secretary Wilbur declared.
“That is my personal view, and I
believe it should be the attitude
of the government and the mission
of the department. Although I sny
at least 100 per cent equality, I see
no reason why we should underl*l*e also to advance our navy along
lines noj restricted by mutual
agreement so that we will again
he in a dominating situation, nnd
can again secure niutunl limita
tions on alL actilvties along Ines
at present unrestricted by any
treaty."
Particularly Significant.
The secretary's declaration of his
personal position with respect to
l u ?Ve*t‘on of th« strength that
should be maintained for the navy
in cruisers and other auxiliary
craft upon which there ekists no
treaty limitation as to numbers
any power may possess, was viewed
ns particularly significant since the
report of Admiral Coonts, com
mander in chief of the United
States fleet on the winter maneu
vers. laid stress on the weakness of
th fleet organization in these par
ticulars.
The admiral called attention to
the fact that the fleet lacked light
cruisers in sufficient number, de
stroyed leaders, and fleet subma
rines of a size, capacity and dura
bility to operate as units of the
fighting fleet. ,
The Washington conference could
not arrivo at an agreement to oxtend the capital ship 5-5-3 ration to
any of theae craft.
Navy officers have argued^hat
the Urge number of destroyers
built during tho war did not fill the
need,for fleet purposes for light
cruisers as the destroyers were un
able to maintain speed in rough
weather as the Inrger cruisers
could do. This was brought out In
a practical way during the maneu
vers, according to Admiral Coonts,
where weather conditions hald up
fleet operations because of the low
(Continued on page 8.)
Deposits of F i r s t
National Bank Are
G a i n i n g Steadily
K
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L. A . B rum lav.
fl
n
CONTROLS
•
WASHINGTON. May 6.—
Edward Dohgny, Jr., Los Ange
les, Cal., was called today be
fore the Federal grand Jury In
vestigating charges of fraud
and corruption in connection
with the naval oil leases. Ha
was In the rfionr Jqst eight min
utes, then directed to remain
within call.
According to testimony of his
father before the oil committee,
young Doheny brought to
Washington In a satchel $100,
000 which the senior Doheny
said he lent to Albert B. Fall,
then secretary of th (Interior on
Nov. 30, 1921.
Nevada Senator Says, “An
Lawn in t U Mind of Man”
Would not Make thd Bu
reau Function Property go
Long aa tke Present Condi
tions Exist—Six Assistant
Directors Should be Ousted
MCADOO FORCES
SHOW STRENGTH
IN RECENT VOTE
Calvin Coolidge Leads Kepi
Republican
Field In Preferential Primary
Pna
Today in California.
COLUMBIA. May 6. — McAdoo
forces won 82 delegates in 13
counties straight out for Instruc
tion to support delegates to the
National Convention favorable to
MrAdoo 4n county conventions in
South Carolina yesferday, accord
ing to available returns today.
142 other delegates In 19 counties
eleeted from conventions which
refuted to instruct bat adopted res
olutions favorable to MeAdoo. The
state convention ia May 20.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.—To
day is Presidential Preferential
Primary Election day in California.
The Republican ticket voters are
called to register their preference
for President Coolidge or Scmtofr
Johnson. There are over a million
registered voters.
Democratic
ticket delegates preferring Wil
liam G. McAdoo opposed delegates
of “no preference/'
B A L L PLEASED
WITH EFFORTS
O F COMMITTEE
Sanford <dember of Washington
Delegation Says Good RKeouha
Are Obtsl
WASHINGTON, Hay 6 ^ - Exis
tence in the veterans bureau of
a "ring” which controls Its poli
cies and operation was charged iq
the senate late Monday by Senator
Oddie, Republican, Nevada, who
declared “all the laws in tbs mind
of man" would not make tho bu
reau function properly so long u*
the present condition obtained.
The Nevada senator asserted
that the six assistant directors now
in the bureau should be “ousted
forthwith" and that similar action
should he taken in the rkae. o f
"every official brought ovur. fi
the war risk insurance bureau.*? tie
declared appropriations made for
veteran relief had been "smiander.
‘squandered the Inquiry. Three months
noot* bereau opera
wratad tunder
* ga policy
H , whjeh
"presumed a majority
_
.of_ el-pepvice men to be dishonest."
Senator Oddie, who is a member
of the special senate eommittee ap
pointed to Investigate the adminis
tration of Director Charles t .
Forbes, criticised the aumoer In
which Major General John O'Ryan,
the committee counsel, had direct ed the lnuiry.q Three months be
fore it began, he said. Brtgndiet
Gcneral Frank T. Hinea, tbs pres
ent director waa given a complete
list of tha questions which would
be asked.
Official* of the burean were th
able to prepare ah
committee," he said.
i J 1*.6
0pon th* bureau came
late In the day when few senators
remained from the strenuous bourn
devoted to-the revenue bin. Sena
tor Oddie launched Into his
ous denunciation of conditions l
The desirability of ousting tho
assistant directors and “other offi
cials in key positions," had been
presented to Director Hinea. the
senator said, but
eth
“the oofficial la under the lnfineries o f tha ring."
4
.
“ The president Is vary anxlooa
that the bureau shall function
P«P?»ly."
4fU. “but be ia adriaed by the director that every-
Back from Waaliington where
he went aa a member of the Flor
ida delegation in behalf of ,the St.
Johna-Indian River, canal project,
la J. G. Ball, who declared Tuesday
to a representative of The Herald
that the committee has returned
Senator Oddla said ha had drawn
confidant that Its efforts have not *
** rw * M taatlan " b«t had
been in vain and that it haa suc
ceeded to the extent that it haa
**V,r3J P*»b«.r ot that earnmH“brought back the bacon.”
w ,nb7r*4 Lng and earnest
*No details of what the commit ly, ha said, “hut along different
tee accomplished will be divulged, lines from my endeavor which
Commerce meets on Friday, it waa been confined to personnel."
announced by Mr. Ball, who stated
that his report has not been made
up as y e t However, th i Sanford
S ffis & S rs M s ? member of the eommittee la feel «
ing good about tha results ob do.\/b*.jrir#c«lT#, wriy form letters.”
“I seriously doubt whether soipc
tained and stated4that he is well
pleased with tha recaption that officials down there desire to Taiwas accorded the committee by the prove co
various government officials with senator
_ was created to
vork it
whom its members came in con did the work
form, the work or every
tact.
If possible, P. A. Vans Agnsw of would be cut in half.”
Winter Park, and H. de Montmotan
lin, of Palatka, two othnr memstating th at “what ha
A story which shows the remark
able growth of an inatitution # is
that contained in u statement re
cently issued by the First Nation
al Bank showing how the deposits
of that bank have grown during
the past 10 years. Deposits on
May 3, 1924 were $350,445.59, and
acording to the monthly statement
lublished Monday, the deposits on
lay 3, 1924 equalled $2,007,644.20,
hlch is equivalent to .an increase
1.10 yre'rl& f 4TEVffliv'WhtP^Y* f Each year the denosits show a waa further stated. At th a ttlm e
decided increase una the gain over a complete outline of the work will
May 3, 1923 la equal to approxi be gone over and plana for further
mately 38 per cent. All of ttju steps to be taken In behalf of tha
increases are substantial and in ’'canal will be discussed.
Senator Fletcher, who la the
dicative of the growth of Sanford’s
oldest banking Institution.
For ranking Democrat In the senate
the past six years the deposits of and member of the rivers and har
this bank have been over the mil bors committee, proved to be a big
lion mark and this year has pass help to the delegation, said Mr.
Ball, and it eras through his afforts
ed the two million figure.
Here is a statement showing and influence that the committee
how the business of this financial received immediate consideration
Institution hsa jumped by leap* by war department officials.
and bounds
:
Adverse Channel Report.
May 3, 1914 .....
$350,445.59
According to a message received
May 3, 1916 ............
360,308.75
May 3, 1910 .............. 522.230.78 by Postmaster J. P. Hall from the
May 3, 1917 .........
019,606.69 board of engineers for riv e n and
May 3, 1918 ______ 593.634.33 harbors, tha channel project which
May 3, 1919 .........
1,040,817.31 together with tha canal, waa first
May 3, 1920 .............. 1,082.358.86 ■dv oca ted ,the survey authorized
May 3, 1921 .............. 1.242,448.94 in 1922, has been reported ad
May 3, 1922
1,267,337.55 versely.
Tha following reasons were given
May 3,
..... 1.459J184A9
May 3,
....2,007,544.20 for the survey being reported in
Not only n n the deposits en the negative:
joyed a considerable gain but the . "While a deeper channel to Pa
resources of the First National latka might result in Increased
w ater shipment of lumber, the
have also Jumped considerably.
Resources of the institution are magnitude of each prospective in
now eusl to <24272,950.60, which crease is apparently sufficient to
is a tremendous gain over former justify the very large cost of tha
work. ,
years.
“The river above Palatka la tab
Officers of the First National torturous
to admit of its practi
Bank believe that thf bank’s cable
improvement
too deep-draft
growth has been due to the growth vessels at a reasonable
coat. It
of Sanford. As th* city grows, so
does its oidist banking houae. Thu
institution, they believe has played
no small part In the growth of tl
community, hence it ia i * *
advertised as a “Commun
er.”
.
Officers of the bank are:
ident, Frank P. Forster;
president, L. A. Brum ley;
president, T. J. Miller; •Cashier,
B. D. Whitner; assistant.cashier,
A. L. Betts.
Members of tho
board of directors include .the fol-
be presented by the students of the
grammar school Friday nightr
High School—Music appreciation
program by Miss Gray with phono
graph and a morning period of spe
cial music with the orchestra.
Grammar School—Chapel morn
ing program comprising "Songs
We Love Best” ana solo selections
from outside vocal talent.
Mrs.
Colclougb will give a talk on music
appreciation.
Pipe Organ Club—A musical
Hay day tea was given Monday
afternoon at tho home of Mrs. John
Millsr.
Cedlian Music Club—Plano reci
tal May 10. T. W. Lawton will
give a talk on music and songs by
Mrs. Russell.
St. Agnes’ Guild-^-A musical at
the home of Mrs. Tskach on Cel
ery Avenue.
Sedallty Girls—Twilight musical
waa held Monday from 6 to 7
o’clock.
Yowell’a Store will give a vietrola program this afternoon from
4 to 5 o’clock.
Hlntermister Music Company—
Edison program Wednesday after
noon -from 4 to 5 o'clock.
. Buainaap Woman’s Club—An
evening with music in the.studio
or Mrs. Fannie Munson was given
Monday nlfht.
G. F. 8. Junior Club—Friday a ft
ernoon musical.
G. P. 8. Senior' Club—ImprompInurinir:
------- this afternoon.
i $: .. .. .
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Secretary of Navy Addresses
Republican Women of D is
trict of Columbia Declar
ing that , United States
Navy Should N ot Only be
equal to Other N avies but
Should “ Dominate” Them.
Call Doheny Junior
To Testify On D eal
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not be noticed.”
Employes of tha bureau, who ratriad tha conditions to fraaldept
■"•big were "thrown into the
.S*a**or 0,kU*
and orders recently were '
E
ttfiStejafeat',-s 4 .« <& ?
*****
“Wko la in the ring?"
&m«tor DIU, Democrat, Washing-*
JSU'0"4" wn,J **
tor should be c_
v
IUrn ssnator'say how ha- thinks should be ousted?" |
slated tha Washington senator.
— -there are six or seven
these, I think,” continued 8er“ —
Oddie, "their posts should b*j
should be pot o
. . . . . . lilted to other
s He
f rread
& thea draft
s a ofr a
ha said would be
ro
�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924
PAGE SIX
T*- * • 1 U'MUHHUM'UIK 9M9 »!«&«
110,000 People Pay
Final Tr ibut e To
Confederate Hero
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Celery Shipments
Pctemac Yards
Waycross ......
cw York .......
jston ............
Detroit ...........
Cincinnati ......
Buffalo . ......
Atlanta ..........
X
Rev. K ing Speaks To
Officers On Theme
. Law Enforcement
(Continued from page 1.)
for an office simply because of the
incomo which it promises is un
worthy of that office.
Rev. King closed his remarks
with an outline of the duties of
the officer. He declarrd that an
^officer hssume.! *a grave respon
sibility; he takes an onth in the
name of God„that he will admin
ister the law and ,sunr>ort and de
fend both the nr (lea* und state
constitutions. IfThe offeer is true
to himself, said the' minister, he
cannot be induced to uas* by the
gambling joint and accept a bribe
from the bootlegger. Such an of
ficer, he continued, is a great asset
O’Bryan Invited To
Arsenal Dedication
Lewis O'Bryan of this city and
a member of Governor Hardee’s
military staff with the rank of
colonel has received an invitation
from AdjL-Gcn.. Clifford R. Fos
ter urging his presence ot . tho
dedication of the state arsenal
which will be a feature of May
19. The governor will bo the hon
or guest on that date and will take
irt in the dedicatory program.
n 'the night of May 20, the gov
ernor with Mrs. Hordpe nnd mem
bers of the military stnff will be
the guests of hall given in their
honpr. Col. O’Bryan anticipates
attending the two events in St.
Augustine.
g
Poppy Persuaded To
Divulge Its / Beauty
A t N ight By Burbank
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.—
Thanks, to Luther Burbank, the
plant wizard of Santa Roza. Cal.,
the wild poppies of California for
the first time are gracing social
functions a t night with their petals
open. Heretofore the golden pet
als closed themselves nt sundown.
A San Francisco matron recent
ly complained to Mr. Burbank that
it was a shnmc poppies had to go
to sleep so early in the evening.
Mr. Burbank experimented, and as
a result be gave her this advice:
Stalk the poppies to their lair
just before daybreak, while their
BBf.
petals still are closed. Then plocu.
mssiil ■ttatisem wr- tcc foi-thd day. KizUie.
evening the flowers; put lij water
and exposed to the warm nir of
a drawing room, will yawn grate
fully, open their petals and expand
their loveliness for all beholders.
Ho said the same treatment
could be adapted for other night
closing flowers.
..
Curator New York
Botanical Garden
In State O n'V isit
Sun Cure” Q uartz Perfected
TALIaA HASSF.E, May 5.—Dr.
I
DURHAM, N. C., May 5.—Fn-»
John K. Small, head curator pf the
' rercl services for Gen. Julian
New York botanical garden, Is on
J Shakespeare Carr, former com -1
his periodical visitu to Florida, col
j mander in chief of the United
lecting an extensive assortment of
plants which he will study upon
Confederate Veternns, who died in ;
his
return to New York City. Dr.
is1Chicago last Tuesday nieht. fa l-!
Small and party are traveling
I ; lowing a biref illness, w< re held
through the state in an autornoi hero Sunday afternoon. It was
ihile.. After visiting tho state cap•italr where members of the purty
.^
:vi»| confcrtcJ with Herman Gur/.er,
h itors we:‘o here for the funeral
j state geologist, Dr. It. M. Harper,
t.
The cervices were conducted by
. gtcgrnphcr, and othcT member.! of
1- Bichop James A. Cannon, Jr., of
'the department’s'staff, the distin
l- : tho Methodist Episcopal church,
guished curator continued.his trip
!e | couth; Rev. R. Hibbard, of Dur
to south Florida, going by way of
e- hern; Rev. \V, W. I’etle, pastor of
1Tampa and thonco to Miami, stu
st Trinity Methodist church, of which
dying -on the way and collecting
le Gi n. Carr hod been a member for
1plants of various sorts;
years, and Rev. J. C. eHainmt, of
i In addition.to Dr. Small, the par
.], Tarfcjro, former pastor of Trinity
ity if. composed of Dr. Frank
church and a close personal friend
’Then”, botanist, and J. S. Rogers
j, of tien. Can.
'and T. II. Ilubbell, entomologists
„|
Th, active pall hearers were the
!nf the University bf Florida.,
soi’«- and nephews of (len. Curr,
i Dr. Small hos visited Florida
js v
teh honorary pall bearers
about twice a year for more than
wen* representatives of everv
!
twenty year::, and han probably
. walk of life, Including high s t a t e
‘discovered
and »\cacr*bed more spe
. officials, Confederate Veterans and
cies of plants, it is stated, in Flor
. men who had been employed in the
id a than any other living man, Ilis
.a mills and other industries *urgan►
moot productive field is the cx’* izod by-Gen,. Carr.
itiem o southern part of the state;
During the service* a t the homo
where In recent years his investi
* a ehoir compoc.ed of some 20
g atio n s have hern-under the direc
’voices sang softly several of Gen.
tio n of Charles Dt aring, who .owns
? Carr’a favorite hymns, including
a large estate near Miami and.who
I* Rock of Ages and How Firm a
trior, to grow on it an many native
Foundation, while at the grave the
| and exotic ornamental plants as
rs choir rendered Lead Kindly Light,
will thrive In that climate.
Bleep in Jesus and others.
“Fused ouartz,” the most transparent solid material man hns'ever
While on his visit to Tallahassee,
*c
Thousands Gather,
known—n rubstancc capable of making light travel in circles or around Dr. Small was conducted by Dr.
ut
Long before the funeral hour cornvri-^is tho revolutionary discovery now holding first place in scien Harper, who formerly was asso
ir thousnrirlHto{, persons from all sec-, tific interest, /Unlike glass it permits the passage of ultra-violet and ciated
with the curator in New
^ (ions trf Nhcth Carolina and hor- infra-red ra y v th u s permitting the "sun cure” for various diseases, York, to
locality of the new
ly dcring'states. poured into Durham without exposing the patient to eold nir. The picture shows Dr. Edward gooseberrythe
’ bush recently discov
e, by automobile and train. At the Berry with two of his aides in the discovery, examining a circular ered near Lake Miccosukev,, tho
a- Carr home,
which, with
its
lens at the General Electric Compnny laboratory, Lynn, Mass. first representative of the genus
>f grounds, occupies a “ city ‘block, quartz
IV
K.
Dovers
nnd Wallace Wright are the others in the picture (left to ever found In Florida. Dr. Srnnll
le thousands stood with bared heads right).
. *
fexpreased the opinion, ns did F.
f- during the services. In the throng
!
V. Coville of the United States de
d, were bankers, lawyers, college
p artm en t of agriculture, who saw
bush in bloom in March, thut
Former Student Talks Girl Students Will Be 'the
it is an undescribed species.
A t University Chapel Admitted to Church
Exercises L ast iWeek College Santa Thomas
“ It is of course the grentest hu
manitarian movement ever assum
ed by nny body, nnd every Noble
can be justly proud of this activi
ty,” said Mr. Adair.
Other Hospitals Under Way
Construction has been started on
two new hospitals, one at Port
land, Oregon, and the other nt
Montreal, Canada, it was stated
today by Hal Hentz, of Heptz,
Reid nnd Adler, Atlanta architects,
who is supervising architect for
the Shrine hospitals. Other hospi
tals planned are ns follows:
Chicago H ospital,. Chicago, III.
Site has been selected nnd work o f
construction will be started during
the year.
Rocky Mountain Hospital. Site
has not been selected. This hospi
tal will serve a greater territory
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,
May 3.—ol) not spend nil of your
time in social functions, nor should
you study all the time. Rather
striko u happy medium between
the two;’ So declared A. K. Jones,
a student at the University of
Florida, who left school to - enter
business life, in a 20-minute talk
in chapel here this week on the
subject of "Efficiency.”
One has not obtained full vnlue
out of college life, until ho has
hnd tho social life ns well ns the
life us a student, the speaker said.
Two essential things wore de
scribed us necessury for tho nueces.'iful salesman, he stated—n
good personality und creative, con
structive Ideas. MunlT brain is
most lit' for work between 8 a. in.
and 11 a. in., ho continued, arid
added that the marl who would be
n successful salesman should not
smoke during that time because,
he said, smoking deadens one’s
thinking ability.
Virginin Hospital. To be located
cither in Virginia or North Caro
lina. The site has not been select-
FORT MYERS, May 3.—Con
struction of the Fort Myers Southcity to Bonita, a distance of 22.9
miles, in undor way. The contrac
tors plan to complete the work in
time for trains to run over the
ern arilroad extending from this
new line by Jan. 1, 1925.
Plant City.—Cornerstone of new
21000,000 Methodist church laid.
ENJOYED
A GOOD NIGHT’S
SLEEP
” 1 wish to say that FOLEY
PILLS worked O. K. on me in n
couple of houra nnd the pains left
mo*at once. I took a couple of
Jacksonville.—Fruit nnd vegeta them in the afternoon, went to
ble shipments from the state in bed nnd had a good night’s sleep
week ending April 7 totaled 3,385 nnd have slept good over since,
carloads.
writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia
St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY
PILLS, u diuretic stimulant for the
kidneys, will thoroughly flush the
kidneys and increase their activity.
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drive them from the
home or outbuildings.
A house kept clean with Red Seal
Lyc ha* no lurking place to harbor
vermin. Degin today to dean the
“Red Seal” way.
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Lulu
Seeks Refuge In-Pekin
Temple donnted a site of 10 acres,
located in -North Philadelphia. Site
CALCUTTA. May 3—Tho Tashi g
cost* Lulu Temple *32,500.
walks Icadin gto the Carr home. Lama, head of the Buddhist rolig- n
One Temple Builds Hospital
: It required 'seven immense trucks, ion in Thibit, who was recently ■
---- r .._.. --------especially equipped for the purpose
forced to flee from his monastery g
Texas, costing *275,000, Is now to take the flowers to the cime- at Tashilumfio, has reached Cal- ,«
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This hospital. Secretary Adair anNumbered nmong the dlstin- embarked for Chinn. Ilis Holiness n
nounred. will he governed by the guished persons hero tor tnu iu - is now on his way to Pekin, where, g
hoard of trustees of the Imperial ntral were Gov. nnd Mrs.'Cameron he hopes to find refuge in a large g
Council, hut the hospital has been i Morrison, Chief Justice Walter F. Buddhist monastery which shelter- j a
•Constructed at the expense of Holla Clark of North Carolina supreme ed the Dnlni I.amn who tied from g
Temple and will he maintained b y ' court; Dr. II. W. Chase, president Lhasa ten years ago.
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this Temple, out of its own funds,, of the University of North CaroliThe Lama’s flight was the result n
and by contributions from thi^peo- r.B, Chanel Hill; Gen. Albert H, of his hnving been subjected to u n -1g
plo of Texa3.
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Co::. Raleigh ;Col. James P. Cook, becoming indignities, supposedly u
In other words, while this hos- ' Concord; State Auditor Baxter through jealousy of his exalted po- g
pital will pot cost the Imperial Durham; Col. Bcpeham Comcron, sition as the ecclesiastical head of . ■
Council or the membership at large f5*ojrvi,le; former Secretary of the, Thibet. His property and land* IM
anything, yet it will be under the Navy Joxechus Daniels, Attorney mu mini hi uuvu ui'uu uuniixcuiru n
R. E. L. Saner of Dallas, president jurisdiction of the Trustees of the General J. S. Manning, Insuruncc by ojder of tho supreme council a t , ■
of the association, by M. Tour- Imperial Council.
Commissioner Stacy W. Wade und Lhasa, which reduced him to the g
cave, president of the Paris order.
level of a small landholder.-• •' * ffi
Mr. Saner also has received in
vitations from the Scottish Bur As- Baumel Holding 3rd
r*otfatli*n ,mV <BdthbtHfrlf, 'htrtf' ttiV
Irish Bar Association at Dublin. AhitiVersary'Sale now
tf fi'i Corn Flake*. U*» K.The invitations were referred to
If It's HliUp. tl'N,(’uilT|lllt It'S
BaunuTp
Third
Anniversary
John W. Duvis of Now York, chair
If It's leu Cruum. It's
Sale is now holding forth and is
man of the London committee.
A special joint meeting of the attracting n great deal of atten
American bar with the English tion of its patrons and friends. In
oar is being arranged by and at celebration of its third year In
F IT FOR A QUEEN
the Invitution of the English bar. business in Sanford, this firm is
Mr. Saner estimated that- at least 'ofieripfc extraordinary values as
2,500 American lawyers would at an appreciation to thc« nubile' for
tend. .
the support nnd pntrohtige that
All III | A PUUI
has been given.
A t - All-Good Dealers oi
mdy be seen everything
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GENEVA, May 5.—Two *peciti(. 1W
exesa* cillwMrtA!..- _s *
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committees to study tho question^, \Diost attractive styles are beinir
of radio-telexruphy and the refom 'bfTored a t - Baumel's. Afternoon
of the calendar have been appoint dresses, house dresses,. evening
ed by the League of Nations Com I gown*, sweaters, underwear, bath
' mg suits, hosiery and other items
mission on Carofmihication*.
* Public, interest-In calendar re I are to be found a t , this populnr
i4’.
i
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form kwma to c^ntqr largely on,^ store*
the fixation of tho date of Master. r The management of . Bhumel’s
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JiuwroaTA'noN
Representative* of the Ckunh l|f >cordially, mvitv the Dttblic to kmk
England, tW .! '.Romnn Cetholi- j over the complete lines of ladies’
COMPANY
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Ch)»n;h and the Greek Orthodox | J'eady-to-wear goods at ridiculous
F H R i a i l T AM I) P A S S K X O K ll iE R Y lC K .
Church are .on the commission. *"-i ly low prices; This offer holds
T»
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O ne W a r
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1 eHfo^’onucil of the Churches of the snle will come to a close.
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ff ’ Quits Berlin Office »w
twenty-nliic,. twt-nty-two; ^u!y,»
I—All-wuii-r via Philadelphia or Haltlmnr*; direct con**ctluns
twentv-siven, thirty. •. at Philadelphia, three day*, lay over at Baltimore.
i:«'i-r|ti
«,n tickets reading Raannah. (iiu. m tal' .in steamers
BERLIN, May 5—M. KrestllnV 5^-Whr,»t.
are iiieluiled. All room* on Alleuliaaiy anil Berkshire ninl Hume
ky, Russian ambassador leaves for \\ ( H|IniAo: 0V’ ° May
riinni.t <>n other steamers have extra .charge. ‘
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July. 78 1-2 to
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S um P . U , v ia S n i .i u n n h
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Germans with searching private
en d l u i T v c s p a c o t o r k u t o m o u i l e s w e ll In n d v a n
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archives and other records not con
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ty Power Comp*,
Send this ad and ten cento to tention to build i
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These wonderful remedies have
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R eport of the condition of the
SANFORD, FLORIDA
A t th e close o f business Saturday, May 3rd, 1924
RESOURCES
Loans & Discounts..... $1,040,493.63
4
C F v e rd ra tts
•
.............................
1 ,7 2 1 .4 6
Stocks & Bonds.:.....,..... 280,507.50
Banking House1Office Bldg.,
; F urniture & F ix tu res 210,826.36
Other Real E state owned
CASH &..DUE FROM
OTHER BANKS
734,233.00
LIABILITIES
Surplus & Profits
Dividends unpaid
Circulation ....... .
•
2,007,544.20
DEPOSITS
$2,272,950.50
$2,272,950.50
MERCHANTS’AND'MINER3
OFFICERS
’
F. P.'Forster, Pres.
Depoaita
D eposits
D eposits
D eposits
May
May
May
May
3rd.
3rd,
3rd,
3rd,
65,746.30
60.00
49,600.00
1914....$
1915.,..
1916...
1917..r
350,445.59
369,308.76
522,230.78
619,606.89
DIRECTORS
L. A. Bruralay, Vice Pres
T.
i.
Miller, Vice Pres.
B. F. W hitner, Cashier
A .L .B otts.A sst. Cashier
Ctmmcrclal Departm ent
Safe Deposit Depar.tmW*
EVERY ACCOMODATION GIVEN WHICH RESPONSIBILITY A N D BALANCES W.
N EW ACCOUNTS CORDIALLY
INVITED
�PAGE TWO
I
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , M A Y 6, 1924.
J
The Sanford Herald
* a » l l a h r 4 e v e r y * » t*r«® «a e m rep t
• ■ ■ d a y b y T b * H e r a ld P r t a t l a *
C «« H a a fn rd . F lo r id a ,
,
E ntered as fl»«.ona C lass Matter, Oc
tob er 17, 1819, at the P ostofflca at
Bantord, F lorida, under act of March
I , 11*7.
Bd Hot
s tO I X A X n L . O B A N ---------M anager
R . I I O W A n i ) D B I t n ...—
Phoae 149
1*7 M a a n o l l a A r e a a o
•cnucttiPTTon it atksi
Dno T e a r ____ RU M o n th s »1.9*
D e l i v e r e d In CO)- b y C a r r i e r p e r
w eek lie .
W e e k l y K d itlo n *2 P e r
Tear.
s p e c ia l so T irn i
All o b i t u a r y
BStlcea. c a r d s o f t n a n k s . r e s o l u t i o n s
and n o tic e s of e n te rta in m e n ts w here
e h n r i t e a a r e m a d e , w ill be c h a r g e d
l o r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g ra te s.
MRHItKIt T il It asMICIATKII PBE »*
Tha
Ivsly en titled
lic a tlo n “ *
cred ited
•red lted
lo ca l ne - ------------- — - __, .
r ig h ts of .ra-i.ublicatiot, of special
d isp a tch es herein are also reserved.
TUESDAY, MAY G, 1934.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
BE CHARITABLE:— Brethren,
if a man bo overtaken in a fault,
ye which are spiritual, restore such
n one in the spirit of m e e k n e s s ;
considering thyself, lest thou a ls o
be tempted. Galatians 6: 1.
.
Money Talks About Prosperity
_______
i A s Brisbane Sees It
What are your bank deposits?
No Religious Hate,
t ’nneccss .rjr Effort.
How mnny tim es this question has been heard by peo- j
Japan's New Boat.
pie trying to interest strangers in the advantages of the
Those ’Ordinary People.”
city. Real esta te men especially can testify to the number j
C o p y r i g h t . 1024
’ .
of tim es they have had to furnish this information to in
quiring strangers.
l ’FANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
The business conditions of a community and the gener As istant Secrctry of the Navy un
al prosperity o f a section arc reflected in the condition of the der Woodrow Wilson, and cousun of
the lata Theodore Roosevelt, vill
banking institution.*lt is needless again to quote th e figures manage A1 Smith’s presidential
showing the wonderful growth of the banks of Sanford. c^
editnpaiKI,. The progress of Gov
Suffice it to say that the growth of deposits of forty-eight ernor Smith’d boom up to date
per cent over iu sl year is about as good as that of any ban ks. "ho™ htd® of ™*,ifA°t“ 9
in any of the cities of Florida. As. far as The Herald knows
‘“h" h PVI} indorsed GovSanford’s hanks rank next to those of Miami which showed crnor sm ith’s cnmlidncy a majura gain of fifty-seven per cent.
jby
Protestants.
In 1900, according to figures given by-R. A. Gray, chief
GOVERNOR SMITH’S sthto and
clerk of the hanking department at Tnllahnfjsee, there were city nf Ncw York certainty display
Mr. Gray also states that deposits in the Florida hanks
,
,, - .
.,
- .. ,
| , ,,
,
for the first three months of this year exceeded the deposits
for the year 1923 by thirty million dollars.
Can a more convincing argument he given as to the rapidly growing prosperity of Florida? The hanks of the state
are simply reflecting the generally prosperous condition of
the entire state.
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Fool The Mosquito When You Can.
CHILD’S SONG IN SPRING
JUST WAIT UNTIL IT BEGINS TO BOIL!
*l lrt **cen seorJ 'Jl. *s,tw
( ity
for yenrs. Traffic was shut out
from j,-inh Avenue nn tho cnrdjnai
proceeded to the cathedral attired
,n bis robes, magnificent, wearing
the m l hut of his rank as n prince
of the church. On his arrival,
; Governor A1 Smith, chief official
'of New York State, greeted him,
respectfully kissim* the herald ring
worn upon his finger.
IT IS stlfc to sn y that bo far as;
his own state is concerned nt least,
AI Smith ns a presidential candi-l
date will be judged by his own rec
ord, not by his religion. It will
be remembered thnt he carried New
York state less than two yenrs ago
by the biggest majority ever re
corded for any Governor.
The mosquito may he no respecter of persons, hut when
it comes to selecting the right colors he knows his business.
They of course believe in striking while the opportunity pre
sents itself but when there is a possibility of selecting their
favorite color th ey.h esitate not.
It is 1evident thnt certain colors have a marked power of
attracting mosquitoes, and the color which is by fur the more
“CONSERVATIVE” Democrats,
attractive to this pest is navy-blue. In so far ns he can-do which means Democrats who think
so consistently the mosquito avoids light colors, especially that party power should work for
their corporations, would like to
those with a tinge of yellow.
nominate Mr. John W. Davis, now
In Madagascar, several years ago, the French scientist general counsel for J. Pierpont
M. Joly noticed that the mosquitoes were attracted by a black Morgan, formerly ambassador to
Such a gny green.gown God gives soil more than by a red, or light one, nnd that persons wear England. The fact that Mr. Davis .
a iQ ia iitiB a ia u s n 1
n
has just succeeded in getting u^lO
the larches—
PECULIAR
SITUATION
ing
black
shoes
and
socks
were
more
often
bitten
than
those
As green as He Is good!
per cent increase in telephone rates
The hazels hold up their arn^s for who wore white or light colored coverings for their feet.
for the big company in New York
LRF.SBUKG COMMERCIAL
f .
arches
will
make
him
a
better
conserva
While black dogs have been severely bitten and driven tive candidate than ever. But it will
When Spring rides through the
During the past few years u cd with whiskey, immediately the ■
T h at’!
half made by mosquitoes, other dogs of light color have not not make his election any .more
wood.
____ ______ •»« •
peculiar situation relative to tho Jquciulon of illegal search is a t once 2
probable.-------been bothered to any great extent. •
enforcement of law has arisen in raised, ami the case is usually w
The chestnut’s proud, and the
our country which should chnl- thrown out of court when it comes1!!
Experiments
were
carried
on
in
Africa
several
years
There
lilac’s pretty,
FRANK URBAIN. of Cresson, lenge the attention of all loyal to trial becnuse~of the lack of n n
ago
by
a
great
English
scientist
Dr.
Balfour
Stew
art
and
he
The poplar’a gentle nnd tall,
Pa., tired of life, did these unnec citizens. Prior to the adoption of search warrant. The court in th is’t*
When your Earning:
’ But the plane tree’a kind to the discovered that the darker the subject the more attracted essary things.
the eighteenth amendment, arrests case is helpless, for it has sworn 2
- poor dull city—
He burned up all his money, $2,- were often made on suspicion, ami to uphold the constitution. If the h Present tim e— N'v,i
were the mosquitoes while pale-yellow, orange, pale-green,
* I love him beat of all.
000, drank n pint of furniture pbl- many criminals were caught nnd bag had contained stolen goods in-(g able.
whito and such colors attracted very few.
—Edith Nesbit.
1ish, ate a can of wn'll cleaner and convicted in consequence of such stead of whiskey, the chances are n
You will be surjh
The moral of this story is: dress for the occasion. When soon was dead. That Was all wnst- arrests. As n .innttir of fact, tho the question of n search warrant
Sanford for progress!
Account
w ill grow wi
c
d
effort.
Time
would
have
ended
the mosquito season comes on, wear light colored things, es
police did not have the power to would never he raised even by th e 1}j
-------- o-------his
life,
his
heirs
would
have
burned
the
Seminole
County
arrest
on
suspicion,
but
the
neeattorney
who
defended
the
thief,
ii
A determined, unshakable, pro pecially those of a pale-yellow, orange or pale-green color.
his money.
<i
essity
of
such
action
in
specific
Carrying
whiskey
is
just
ns
much
gressive spirit is what builds a
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COME IN AND
cases caused the public to refruin a crime a s .stealing a bag of tools
city where u village once stood.
JAPAN has bought from Ger from questioning the right of the to say the least. Why the dis
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY we received from its
—■ -o
MAKE
many the plans for a giant sub
Cities all over the.United States predecessor the horse; we bequeath the locomotive; the bi mersible cruiser. It’s a great bat officers to do so. WTiile many ci imination in the method of pro
criminals
were
caught
in
this
man
cedure? If that discrimination
are celebrating National Music cycle and the auto. We received the scyth e; we bequeath tleship that can sink below the wa
ner, few innocent citizens were wore not made tn the m atter of
Week, May 4-10.
the mowing machine. We received the painter’s brush; we ter, carrying its great guns, and ever embarrassed.
bootleggers, there would bo less
--------o-------reappear nt tho right spot to
The laws then were the snme ns of it going on, and there would be
Marion county voted for good bequeath lithography, the camera and color photography. wreck any city or hold it to ran
they are today. The prohibition of u greater respect for law and for
roads by one thousand nnd six We received twenty-three chemical elem ents; we bequeath som.
seizure w-as in tho con-' courts. How many burglars would
* votes to eight hundred and forty- cigh/y. We received the sailing sjtip; we bequeath th e magStrength
The> ‘J apanese are not huildipg, search andthen
as now. * Yet the'bavc been caught If the police-*H
eight. That is a good majority
ijoritjr for -UHT
«
liftcent Hteamships which are the glory o f the world. We, that undersea hntttyhlp for tty stitution
right
q(;-the
police
of
fleers,
wns
j
would
bo
handicapped
in
the
name
progress.
r 'f reci
receiv’d the beacon signal fire; w e bequeath the telephone and Mikado to study deen sea fish. Sucri not questioned because it helped uinnuer as they nru in npprehend- g
-------- o —
4 per cent f t ; j
o submersible ship could rise to
n bootlegger?
ireless telegraphy. B est of all, we received unalleviable the surfnee inside the linrlmr of them to check crime ’ nnd was ,
, 1 Last week President Cool logo wir
’j
^
r-foaU-. >
>urt \can
V-ar ctyngo “tin? laws; B ia a iin sa B a c iiijia H B B B r *
No court
lar bilk To nni
signed the $1,GOO.000 dollar
pain, and we bequneth anesthetics— chloroform, eth er nnd Seattle, San Francisco, or New deemed necessary. No attorney
\only as the law de
. fight tho foot-and-mouth disease cocaine. We received an average duration of life o f thirty York, announce a declaration of could be found then, nor perhaps it cull rule \on
today, who would question , the mands. But if the people nod the
in California. We haven’t heard
war
and
start
it
immediately.
right of the police to arrest a man courts really want to stop boot
of hissigning #ny deeper water years; we bequeath forty years.— Professor Dolbear, T ufts
College.
ways bill for Florida yet.
TH IS'country is not provided without search warrant whom they legging, there can he found a way
- o-------with adequntc submarines of fly have good cause to believe guilty by which the police officers can
■have the power to make arrests
When the summer months come
ing machines. ’ That fact should of murder.
on and you begin to think it is en
Mntmw.
»„i .. •
Ibis re st with the ratne freedom
interest Mr. Coolidge more than
M atter, are different today. If | frum handicaps as In other crimtirely too hot to live, just remem
anything happening in Europe. * a man is detected with a bag fill- j innl cases.
POLITICS
•
ber that in Algeria on July 17,
FT. MYERS PRESS
1870, the thermometer registered
HENRY W. TAFT, able lawyer
one hundred and twenty-four de
and good citizen, worries about
grees.
While it is, of course, true that ests, the more powerful will be newspaper headlines. The fact
DRUNKEN AUTOMOBILISTS
people ought to bo interested in his interest when ho centers It for that newspapers print in the hews
It is said that about one thous politics, there is no rcuson why u time in politic!},' or anything else. heads all they enn get, without
MIAMI BEACH TRIBUNE
and visitors call at the White they should be exclusively interest It will be more powerful -because consulting any lawyer about it,
House daily. President Coolidge ed in politics, or be made unhap more intelligent.
worries him. Also he thinks it has
l he re is perhaps no greater drive r is drunk may be fraught -c u c a c a a m n a a B a a B a w a
haa given up trying to shake hands py or unduly anxious as n result
Life, na' Lotiis Howland, the n bad effect on the public mind, menace to this entire wonderful | with some complications, but our' “
with them all and now allows them of .their contemplation of public brilliant Editor o f’tho- Indianapolis creates false: impressions and false
RET!
pleasure ground of southern Flor-] police, who arc designated to S
‘ to pass through his office and affairs.
News, ciTjce wrote, [s not wi/blly afrv -.standards.idn than .the growing-fear on the guard the public in our thorough- ■
watch hiin a t his work. That is
There is some help to he had unjoyous' tiling; nor We art, liter JlS- »
what would seem to us to be work from tho poets. Even through ature and religion Unworthy of a. • >ASK Mr. Taft, “Do these head part of residents of reckless and fares, should take nothing for *2
irresuonslble automobile driver-.! granted with rapid and suspicious !*
ing under difficulties. •
“the chimney-pots over the way” serious person’s interest. There lines-and thnt news affect your When
there is added to this reck-j driven?. Only yesterday it wns ■
one can some lime get a glimpse are simple pleasures which no man mind?” He will answer: “Dear
If you want to hang on to your of some slight part of that land really has u right to .deny. hinV- me, no. not my mind. I was re les3nes_s drivers who are allowed, i reported that im automobile driver >2
when m a. drunken condition, to was driving up nnd down the 5
money,and keep it from wearing scape of which Arnold wrote:
self. The “landscape” itself.isj.hs ferring to the ordinury mind.”
cars through the streets | streets of Miami in such n condi-'
out, have all your pocket currency
That’s n common attitude in run their
Bathed in the sacred daws of has been seen “buttled. in the sa
along the Causeway, wo have lion of intoxication that no one a
in ten thousand dollar bills. Sta
morn
cred dews of morn.” It is not nl- America. Time will correct it and and
danger of no small moment.
] could have u doubt ofsJiis ir r r - ta
tistics show that a ten dollar bill
The wide aerial laruiscup.* jwuys.through argument th a t truth teach even eminent lawyers that a Whatever
position
a
man
may
bponsibility; yet no one stopped
lasts about four years and the dol
spread—
is reached—indeed truth fmiy bo there is something real in democ take relative to the use of uleo- him. ,
lar bill wears little more than a
8
M IL/
The world which wus ere I was dimmed, beclouded,rind *Vonivtlme* racy and that the ordinary mind is holic liquors there must be no difIf otfr judg.’-r* could give jail {J
year, while the larger denomina
’ born,
.'v',',
wholly lost “amid the shouting of nut so very ordinary.
k*ference of opinion when It conics sentences of no shurt n«n
tion hardly ever wears out.
““
Th* m i ‘ ‘ mm ”
I
“
The Bilver bircb'ls 4 dainty lady,
She weara u/ aatin gawn; . The elm tree/ makes the old
♦ churchyard sha4ly.
She will not -Jiro Ih^tiwn.
•v
J
..
The English oak 1s a sturdy fel
low.
He gets his green eqnt lato;
The willow is smart <lnin suit of
yellow,
While brown the beech trees
wait.
W ant
rf.
^
w
*
nnd
German children, said, “ For my time,
them
nil,
na it antedates them nil.
part when a baby cries, t don't
atop td think ,what language he is (There is no one who would not,
crying In. “^ho-sqtytor hiigty »top Whey he comes to die, like to feel
that-the worltl wes hotter for his
to . think, though, whdse- “.“^
baby,
• - is
h a v i n g lived in It. But there is a
heard first, L,~
his ----own or
he manufactured.
laitin tivu plans and advertising.
Vni responsibility assumed by mnny irogrosB of un amazing character | cd.O
ftusly and promptly as we accept
next door.
that does not really belong to ins been made. At uny r a ta all would not do. Jt is weak, com
The
practical
difficulty
of
deprnKrcasiv‘-’ measure:! for the biiihi
and in their effort to meet this is mutter of absorbing interest. pared with several living lan- tei mining when an automobilo ing of our cities,
(*q.A clock which is to he placed in them,
Intercut in politics mostly means gpages, and tnen ure unable to
i*
Dvy
often'
neglect
other
respon
4-..
a factory building In Jarsey City
interest in machinery and organi agree on u satisfactory pronuqcia ■
■yv
--has been- ordered made. It will sibilities that do belong to them, zation, in the control of the offices tion of tt. ’
hay* a dial GO feet across and will and in the discharge of which they in victory nt elections whether it
might meet with great success and
be the largest in the world.’ Th3 win.a
means anything or not. A ren n h - ' THE world will not be ready for
serene happiness.
minute hand will be 27 feet and six
tcrest
in politics ought to mean an a universal language for several
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
inches long.and the hour hand.20 ■PliUti«»,rafter till, Is only a part Interest in what u great mail has thousand years, nerhaps 100,000
.7
of
lif^
and
perhaps
not
the
most
feet long. The new timepit-co wll|
called “the human problem,” and years. By that time a language
imflprtant
purt—though
very
immake It much-easier to “witch the
Jacksonville has entered the first number of organizations will be I
pnrtaty. Ahd politics may be this there can not he unless one will he spoken which no one now National Music week with tho in found taking part in suitable un
clock.”
living
could
understand.
The
ra
is
interested
in
humanity—in
all
greatly, influenced and for the betof making the period mem dertakings. The Friday musicals
«ctivitie» and phases - .and dio will make universal language tention
Ten ’ipillipn Amorlams anr ’tibvir .tor, by, one’a attitude toward thnso
orable, Instructive and plc&sing. is prominent in the febtures of the
necessary.
For
when
a
really
something
about
it.
Those
r,
, _ fo-Jth a t are not political, know“
playing'V olfi. accordhfg ; to the m}rttt'j>f;li
mun appears all the world The city enjoyed a successful “mu- \ week, wth reetuls ami other events
per for
yf duties wlncn help most \{ho are capable of see great
Playground and R ecnatton'^-soq- byy tho p«rforjhan$e
sic week” last fall and tho Idea In- announced. The municipal band
will
wont
to hear him.
ing
life,
if
not
“steadily,”
a
t
least
ation. Golf uow rgnks seoond ii! M W n o :direct’ relation' to public “whole.” * ,f< •',/>
voiced was very generally approv will be heard in the parka. The
A
great
teacher
will
lecture
on
national sporta .and is gaining in ftffuirs.
•Dean Swift insisted th a t he who some lonely mountain top in the ed. Later it wns decided by music Junior musical is to present an
popularity so rapidly may bcliekq ^..The, greatest and most powtXnfut made twor blades of grass grow Alps, and be heard by students in clubs of the country to have n per operetta In the Duval theater. T h e,
it .will soon take feuni baseball Its influences ure indirect, piid indi-, where only one’ grew before did Pekin and Rio do Janeiro.
iod of special musical nctiTlty in Philharmonic club will givo a re-'
leadership. Hanford’s fihe-.«our»o
the spring and the week of May 4 cital and among other things there
**y;S
-urted'
'
*
1
Y
(“ipbre
essential
service
to
his
counhaa bs.‘er\ tho subject of nmay c6mQuite as important aa the “re- try; than the whole race of politiRUSSIA is shocked because cer to 10, inclusive, was selected as will bo a concert at which rnnnu.
pUments.
- ,
itlon of a citizen/o the state is »ciahs put together,” and the dean tain individuals, posing as relig generally satisfactory. <So the »crpt music will L-e played by lo-1
/
•
is relation to his/friends and hi* I knew a good deal about politicians
teachers, rob poor peasants event will be a “spring song” here - 1cal composers,
.Chicago-ha* about decided to pighbors, to his I family, nnd to —wn:: himself a politician.— Ft. ious
through
their superstitions. One after—and judging by tho progress! Events mentioned do -ty t hulf:
have second-story sidewalks in or- is job. The. widyr u /nan’s inter*’Mj
‘Myers Press.
told
a
young
couple about to be already made on the elaborate and suggest the musical feast that hus
. der to relieve the, congested cqn,
r
married
thhl
if
they didn’t give interesting program prepared U been prepared for the jfcople of
dition of its densely packed loop
Jacksonville t during the present
i
him
hiopey
the
demons
would in- will be an entir success.
district. The cost will be about
week. But it will be onsy ^ fimJ
Beginning
as
it
should
with
most
f
(qrtijtthqm.
They
refused
and
on
15,000,000, but the merchants of the
the announcements and programs
MY
FAVORITE
STORIES
beautiful
special
music
in
many
of
;
their
way
’
tb
the’
wedding
their
city believe that increased busi
and
— surel v every taste will d ]« ov.
the
city’s
churches
the
Sunday
ofjhorse
shied
at
a
large
pig
and
they
By
IRVIN
S.
COBB
ness will pay for it..through the
aervanee
also
included
a
fine
eon®J .u
t
werethrown.
'
’
\
i f ^~ apodal interest
added display which their goods
When the pig barred the road, cert by the Shriners’ band, ut Mo in the varied offerings.
reecive while on exhibit In secondWith the look of an angel shin- 'dimunitive, very bedreggled-loak- grunting terribly, th« girl decided rocco temple. Jacksonville has a
Music week comes a t the close of
story show windows.
ing out of his big brown eyes, the ing animal that ty carried in. the that dembns inhabited the pig and number of excellent choirs, the mu- nn unusually brilliant musical sea-!
■-----—o-— — .
little seven-year-old climbed up the crook of the other arm.
wanted to placate the dembns with aic in somu churches being always 8°" , n . •JncksonviUe-a season
About three 'billion dollars h front steps and knocked at the
The householder caught neither money, but the intelligent young elaborate. The services yesterday wh ch included many great sfitgers
year is being spent fur new build* front door of the very deaf old the words nor the gesture,
man killed tho pig. An intelligent were more than ordiparily inspir and mstrumentulistn qnd a inuintfl
■jnir construction in this country. lady who lived In the suiull hous
cent symphony orchestra. Th« p "o 1
“Hey?” she Inquired..
• •
This year will surpass all other in the corner. Shu unswered Ills “Is this your poor little lost way of settling the trouble. 'T he ing by added solos and ensembles pie are more appreciative of good
to
the
regular
rituul
in
several
pig,
belonged
to
the
sorcerer,
who
years In the amount of construc- call.*
pussy?”
,
music than ever .before an.I Vs. „
^
wants damages. There is u great churches.
top. Florida cities are contributshould
enjoy to the fullest the o ^
He stared up at her, aoalfully. , The old lady cupped a palm over scandal, but there’s no.qauso for
The general programs will ber portunities
, tn r more than their quota along
to be found
°P
,8aH
•
F0*,hcr
car
and
bent
down
toward
him.
it.
Human
beings
get-the
religion
this line. The tourist cities are pre
gin today in many and vntious places w thla the nextfe!v ’
I» this your itty -b itty -, “ How’s that?” she inquired,
they
wi^nt,
one
suited;
to
rtbeir
in
paring for a aeason next winter kitty puss? He pointed vdth th u , “S a j^ Jmjbniitori.. ‘.‘iiie n - to me*
telligence. They shbalXfie wHling tiiacsuL... In tho flehooia- grent- pcay-^-Ncarljr. all of- the aveirta wilM,lh a t will smash all previous rec- fingers of hia irec harwi~t»r » vrr;-- Li-this ywui----------------r f a t ! "
■--eat]
to pay for tho kind that they wanj. orations have been made a n d ’it or^n to the pqhfic, .
erfa.
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XHE SANFORD HERALD, T U ESD A Y , MAY 6, 192L
AMERICAN LEGION!
AUXILIARY MEETS
AT MRS. STEVENS’
White Crepe
E
Mrs. Newman Hostess
Hoiy Cross Guild
Lake Monroe
Smith’s1
Younger
iflT
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On ncount of the illness of
j One of the largest
The graduating exercises of the „f tho cnrj~ , ummer
Father Feck, the Holy Cross Guild
m i
Of exceptional interest and en-,
met with Mvs. Robert Newman, T.ake Monroe grammar school were: among the younger
Phone: Office 148;
MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
$
m
T
r
t
joyment
was
the
meeting
of
thej
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r
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r_
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„
____
held
Friday
evening
in-the
nudito\
dance
given
Friday
If •
president. In spite of the down
Phone 493-J.
American Legion Auxiliary, which
pour Mondayafternoon, therewere 1rium at that pi»co before a house home of Mr. and Mrs. A
mot with Mrs. Stevens ns hostess
ten members prese
presentand a very in- tilled to its fullest capacity.
j vrith Miss Irani- Smith j
iz* Stars l f l l
Saturday nftemoon. About 50
tetesting meeting held.
The class colors, green and rose,, when she entertained a
A*
*4 # * j
members were present and six new
A card party war announced for were fittingly carried out in th e ' her of friends. A
i
l
; in
members were received.
i Wednesday evening Mu., 14, to be decorations of crape paper, potted 1scheme of pink and Wl
This unit, which is a very live
1hmi nt tlu? Mmf /.urpa Hotel, for ferns ami cut flowers. A Japan- >fectively carried out ii» ;
and progressive one, is doing its
the benefit of the new church pews oso effect was called into evidence j sib!e detail and the hohw
<
„f “L h.<? P * lht1* i w ’i observance, tinue the work of the orchestra, part along nil lines of work ns was
with Mrs. McUona'.J, ,..ra. Turner by long spray’s of bamboo, lan-J locked lovelier,
«> S
of Music Week may mark another the choir, and discontinue tho use j evidenced in the things done and
screen,
scarfs,
etc.
During the evening
and Mrs, \Valter Wight as hos- terns,
V*w>V*
milestone on the way to the wid of the piano and the organ and see I planned at this meeting,
“Thoughts of Japan,” the program punch was dispensed. . _ _ _
!tecses.
rtwltieinr
est interest in and appreciation of, what will be tha influence upon! Mr?. J. C. Henson was elected
Music was turnished by y i n
Mrs. Tapp was appointed on a l - K
•W "1" * was delightful in
. > ; • Tuesday
to 'K a n •'
the best in music’ culture.”
ng committee
a"d lasting in Impression as the Stetson Collegiatoo*
the congregations. The music com- treasurer upon the resignation of
tarr commute.'.
coni mi lie . Visit
Visiting
Tha Kathleen Mallory Circle of
tlryman,
Calvin
Coolldge.
the
different
costumes,
plays
ami
Stone,
pinno,
and
Harvey
mittee
and
the
orchestra
and
the
Miss
Spencer,
Iappointed for May was Mrs. Mob
the Baptist Church will hold their
Sermon prelude on Music by Dr, choir deservo the hearty support of j Mrs. Stevens presented the aux| r
Icy, ’.Ira. Barrett and Mro. Mar drills were in perfect keeping with saxophone.
regular meeting at 3:30 o'clock King, May 4, Music Week.
senes and customs of the Cherry
Included among the guests
eyery member of the congregation, iliary with n silk ting to be used
tin.
nt the home of Mrs. G. S. Rockey
Blossom island.
Misses Emily Griffin, Rutfi’Henry,
Tha Ministry of Music
Far too little has been tho support at the opening exercises of the
on Park Avenue.
Mrs. Vaughan stated that there
ent
The playlet, "Two Holidays," by Florence Mcro, Dorothy Mero,.
One of the finest of all the nrts given to those who are responsi meetings.
<Hn
Vlctrolo
Program — Yowell’s
would
het
a
meeting
held
at
the
Kathryn Symmcs, Dorothy Rfyi
the
sixth
and
seventh
grade
boys,
store, afternoon from 4 to 5 is the a rt of music' One of the ble for the music In our churches.
heme «f .Myn. Whltncr the after- was typical of a Japanese school. Grace Gilton, ‘Carmeta iissber,
Tho
ney
membership
pins
were
most abused of all the arts is the A part of the work of every di distributed and they nre of excep
o'clock. » . ■
neon of May 28 to open tho blue This was followed by the girls’ Ijcnnbello Hagan. Margaret Peters* . * L . In
land Elm
G. F. 5. Sr.—Impromptu musi- art of music. Much shallow se"M- rector of music and every music tional beauty and nentness.
boxes.
Sara Evelyn Williams. Mary ElUfr* *
drill,
“
Fenst
of
the
Cherry
Blos
ment
and
many
wicked
thoughts
committee
should
be
the
study
cale, afternoon.
i
Mrs. Turner g:*.vp us a very brief soms’' a very graceful and pretty beth Puleston, Jean Maxwell and
Report from the card nurAy at
are expressed In music. But, whle i methods for the improvement of Mrs.
house on ■7 »»lf
<(■>•
Wednesday
1
Holly’s
for
the
benefit
of
the
but
interesting talk about her play.
Tho dramatization “The Irma Smith, Messrs. Lee Peck, Ed * J Gablet. \-i\v
music.
Sanford Association of Business
*s, tru 5 ** music Is frequently
work.
Legion Homo was a net
IJuly of Cherry Blossom Island.” Moyc, Robert Jenkins, John Brum-' 4
very unworthy pur
We have not yet learned the American
Women will meet at the Phoenix. emPl°y«d
of $82.
No
further
bm-insea
the
meeting
by
the eighth grade pupils was well ley, Byron Stevens, Joe Gonzales^ ** 5furnlshsd
poses,
music
is
an
art
thru
which
power
of
music.
The
noblest
re
a t 12:15 o’clock.
The poppy sale, nn annua! affair
adjourned.
executed,
and was followed by the Walter Bnehi Warner Scoggins, - X xumm.r,
the
greatest
and
many
of
the
most
solves
have
been
born
In
tens
of
Regular monthly business meet
with the auxiliary, will be held
1 301 Fast
class song, "Where 'Skies are Pierce Griffin, Jimmy Jacksonf
ing will be held at tho Woman’s sacred sentiments of the soul are thousands of souls. "Nearer, my again this year on Saturday pre
Hnm DuBose, Deane Tumert Her
GI.EE i r . l ’B MEETS
Blue,"
played
by
Miss
Catharine
expressed.
God
to
thee”
hns
lifted
multitudes
Club at 3:30 o'clock. Short pro
ceding the Memorial Services of
100 Klin
lloitesB to th*‘ G!eo Club Friday Lake, who with Miss Mnbel Mer bert Messer, Syl Christoi
Dead must be the heart of that "ea[er the father heart of God. the churches on Sunday, the pro
gram on mnsie for Music JVcek.
Charlie Mero, Jnmie Robson.
afternoon
at
her
home
on
West
ritt
gave
several
other
musical
re
Edison Programme—Hlntermis- American which does not burn with i Un”cr, 1110 Powcr of “ Almost Per- ceeds from the sale to go to the
| Second Street was Miss Maxine citals-during the evening.
,| of town
.
.,guests from S tc tso n ^ a re
te r Music' Company, from 4 to 5 a fresh patriotism when he sings: sua«ed ’ countless thousands have orphans and widows of the soldiers
l! rock hum.
The class flower, the Japanese Misse Butty Oswald, Grace
I
accepted
Lord
Jesus
as
Saviour.
o’clock.
. .
and to tho convalescents nt the
i '« gston, Charlotte,
Chi
,
The rooms of her home were dec- carnation, was chosen by the class Gertrude Livingston,
My country 'tls of thee, Sweet “If^ w F1irm 8 foundation" hns con hospital. Committees appointed to
Thursday
ns
in
keeping
with
the
program.
_
Harvey
Smith,
Malcolm
Stone,
onil is I with the colors of the Glee
tributed strength to the faith of decorate the graves wnn Joe Chit
land of liberty.
Sanford Band Concert, Thurs
^Club, which were yellow and black. and the motto, “ Winners are too Mabry, Steve Crnmbie, Botf Car
Of thee I sing; Land where our vast armies of Christian workers. tenden and Mrs. Stanley Walker.
day night.
busy to knock," was favorably penter, Billy Williams, Frederic
We have not yet properly apprais The book shower for the conva
On entering the guests were commented
fathers died;
Mrs. Walter Wight will enter* •
upon by Supt. Ijiwton Rincs. Guests from University of
locate}'
ed
the
power
of
music.
erred with delightful punch.
lescent hospital nt Lake City was
tain the member* of the Every Land-of tha pilgrim's pride, from
in
his
nddress.
* Vr. Lawton nl«n Florida, Gainesville, were Ed. Carty responSdme one writing of one of Pa responded to fairly well and there
every mountain side
After the business session of the spoke highly of the progress of penter and Mr. Hamilton.
Week Club at the home of Mrs.
ganini's concerts says:
is to be a box of books, playing
Let freedom ring."
James Sharon, at 3 o’clock.
mpeting the guests plsyd many in- ihe school, und of the co-operation cards and other things to be sent
• ,
trid ay
trialing games. They adjourned Qf teachers, pupils ami parents. He
The patriotism of the peoples of “He Gambled awkard on the soon. Chairman of this work is
to the dining room where delicious also presented the gold health star Mann was employed as assistant
Woman’s Club Dance at Lake
Vp«rty lr>the Earth is expressed in their na- .
»taKe. the while
refreshments were served. The to the Lake Monroe school, this to the principal and has continued
Mrs. C. J. I.ossing.
Mar^v
Vooms and
the waiting audience
After this interesting business
meeting, was enjoyed by all who prize having been won over all the j through seven months,
.•Resident”
: Mrs, A. P. Connelly and Mrs. S. tional anthems. And not only Acr0S3
meeting a half hour was npent so
a smIleE. Barrett will entertain in honor patriotism but many of the other1
s c h o o l s in the county bv a major-1 From a sinnli beginning and un
The tendency of th e .smart de- ^ ^ n e x t N i m e they will meet ity of corrections in health and dor such difficulties and handicap*
f tarnished
o f Mrs. Mauldin a t bridge a t the fine emotions of the soul are ex- j " lth, cl“ msy touch, while first cially and delicious refreshments
signers
to
concentrate
the
trimwit,»
Miss
Elizabeth
Rincs
on
l’nl-|
-.Vtn S irsei
pressed in music. Many hearts
— "e drew the bow,
were served.
Woman’a Club a t 3 o’clbck.
sanitation. The blue star was pre-1 as only a teacher can understand,
<.
ISO-3.
ming
at
one
particular
point
is
,m
ito
Avenue,
He snapped a string. The audi
Three automobiles of ladies mo
sealed Mr. Jacobs’ room ns having the school has made rapid stride*
. C antata,' (Pandora)1 direction of have conveyed to other hearts the
here
justified.
This
white
crepe
_____
ence
tittered
low.
tored
to
the
now
regent
home
on
the greatest number of corrections 1towards a high standard of aucMrs. J. M. Colclough, students deepest emotons in the language
Another stroke! Oft flies another the* inke on a tour of inspection U-OCK is beaded all over in BrideThe following clipping will he of i ?n rint of the rooms nt lik e Mon- cess. Three years ago mush*- wga *
of music.
from- the- grammar school.
string!'
t0 t |10 nmny friends ot j roo j,'choo|. Miss Iioudney, the introduced into the school, and ft
after the adjournment of the meet neent heads hut at the side closing
Meeting of Sallie HaVrison-Chap
The art of music deserves a
a splashy pattern of black beads is Mrs. J. N. Robson. Dr. C. S .' bounty nurse, expected to present I number of the children took music
te r of D. A. R., a t Mrs.-George larger place than it has been given. With laughter, now the circling ing.
overlaid.
gnllcrics ring.
Breedin has received such splendid \ these stars hers If, but was unx-1 lessons to sing. A nice library of
Herring’s on French Avenue, at In every university and college
Once more! The third string
proposition from one of the largo pectedly called to Daytona. Mr. standard books has been inat
8 o'clock. Regular yearly meeting, there should be a department of
tourist cities of Florida that it Lawton spoke very highly of the and the children taught the valu®
bronks its quivering strands
election of officers.
music, and in every high school
SPECIAL
NOTICE
i has induced him to sell his holdings excellent work of the county nurse of tine thoughts as found in rrood
And
hisses
greet
the
player
ns
i
.
Saturday
and in every grammar school there
in Anderson and move to this state. nml the house rose in a vote of works which help to mold chataehe stands. ^
The children’s story hour a t the should be competent teachers of
his genius un
thanks for her splendid efforts.
ter. Throo honutiful prints from
T,U“ ‘redial
has had AmLn-nn
a priT to
Library a t 2 o’clock.
music. If we would save our He stands-awhile
Mrs.
Frank
E.
Jennings,
who
was
pmno
Minn
reiruui,
recital,
cuiuphiiumuihk
complimenting
-the.i
Jiu*t itnriiitu in
in Vnrth
North Anderson for
the master painters grace the walla
bereft
Dr.
E.
I>.
Brownlee,
of
Sanford,
Cecllian Music Club Piano Re young people from the moral par
graduates'
of
1924.
will
be
glvm
JJJJJJf
the guest of Mrs. Henry Wight
years. As a surgeon, he delivered the cla'rs address.
lie —one in each clnss room. A pia
cital, Superintendent Lawton will alysis nroauced by the suggestlve- Is calm—one string and Paganini for the Woman’s Club banquet Fri
ha* a remarkable rword. lie' has
left.
okc very impressively to the no, maps, charts and other nec*agive a talk on music. Songs by ness or jazz, we must place In the
day evening, is chairman of inter day evening. May IS) at
i studied with many of the best hos ebss nml exhorted them'to assume ; a O' equlpment havo J>oen adtjed
He
plays.
The
one
string’s
Mrs. Russell,
national relations of the Florida Ar'cloclt. Vocal talent from Stetson pitals of the United States, only
school room capable teachers who
jjowmown
the right attitude in life.toward* from time to time. The present
daring notes uprise
Federation of Women’s Glubs. Mrs. University will assist on this pro a short time ago going tor several themselves,
wB lay la the lives of the boys
--------- r - .-----------------------ven
In*V
.onthly to
their
work,
their
neighcarp*
of
teachers
have
strii
T
A
gainst
th
a
t
storm
ns
if
they
Jennings is a womnn of great per gram. For reserved seats, phone months to attend clinics nt tho bor and their God. Dr. Brownlee a Christina manner both by wort! a
and the girls a foundation for a
sought
the
skies.
at Sanpractical musical education, and A silfnee fnlls; then awe; the sonal charm and her very unusual 2«’_\
Mayo snnitariuqi. Mrs. Breedin is a very convincing speaker and nml exnmple to inculcate into tho
intellectual
ability
hns
more
than
also been of grant assistance his talk was greatly appreciated.! minds and henrts of tho childroh
who will also foster in the lives •
people bow,
Motoring to Brooksville Sunday has
a state-wide recognition, in the ac
in the hospital work of Dr. Breed- Mr. Johnson, one of the trustees, the highest principals of morality
of our young pepole a passion for And they who erst had hissed are tivities both in club work and that
vir.
and
Mrs.
Fred
It.
Wllnon
■Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fox mo
in and has been superintendent of also gave a short talk on the his nnd Christianity. They have earnweeping now.
sood music.
of the Colonial Dames of America. ami daughter, Mimt Frances Clark St. Mary’s hospital.
tored to D iytona; 'Sunday.
of-the Monroe school.
Mr.- e.itly endeavored wTlh the training
And when the last note, trem
On Saturday Mrs. Jennings and w itsou, .\iis, Wilson goes to . Dr. Breedin spent-the week-end tory
The place and the value of music
Kreimbring,
the
other
trustee,
was
of .the mind to teach the children
bling,
died
away.
Brooksville
to
join
her
grandmoth
Mrs. Wight motored over to Eus. Shopping in Sanford Saturday in our churches is not appreciat
with Dr, and Mrs. Hobson anti left also presented to tho audience, but the value of good health, flno mor
Some
shouted
’Bravo!’
Some
had
tis to attend a meeting of thc'Lnke er, Airs. S. A .Wilson, and they Monday foe Orlando where he will only arose for u greeting.
was Mrs. E. W. Lott of Orlando. ed by mnny of our people, jjbiaconals, n lofty purimse and a wall
learned to pray.”
County Federation of Women’s left Monday for Lincolnton, Geor locate.
rounded out, developed character;
Five
of
the
children
with
100
per
gia,
to
attend
the
unveiling
of
n
Clubs. This organization la doing
Spending. Sunday in Sanford, a
believing that those things co u ter
cent
attendance
records
were
pre
splendid things in the way of wel monument erected by the Georgia
guest of the Seminole Hotel, was
On a visit to Mrs. J. F. Turner sented certificates and awarded tor the most in life and tlpte ted*
fare work with tho children of D, A. H.’s, dedicated to Miss Wil this week are Mr. and Mrs. Rich
L. B. Johnson, of Eustls.
book by principal. Prof. J a freedom can be purchased only
Lake county for their efforts to- son’s great, great, great, grand- ard Dean, of Griffin, Georgia. Mrs. pretty
cobs
nlso
presented the diplomas through them. •
wnnl a higher cultural stnni|atd tif .filjhcr, Gcn’l Eljjnh Clark*
Motoring to Deland Sunday was
BY F. S. M.
T u t i w c . w m. n i« W r
M r. Hewn.- nnd bounuets to tho graduate* and
tiff? women’s clubS"U represents; to
Mr*. Kenneth D o a t h n to spend a
Mfi, and Mr,*. Dqaq an-.stopping in. mud* a short talk.
•
d ill;
spenkihg of' thifp'hjiilr H6th' Mrs.. . Winter, gvicxta, uf.,Comfi>vt fVN
week with her mother, Mrs. Hood.
tho way to Palm Bench ’ The -followifrt Boys and girls
Aluminum
Mlisfi:"W£eK~M\isIc tor All—All had never been written. Wo can Jennings and MYs. Wight seemed Mins Adel Williams, of Milwaukee, i-anfurd-ou
to
visit
his
brother,
Hayward
wiftv graduated from the grammar'
only draw the veil of pity over the Impressed by the fine averngo of Mias Adel Willimus. of Milwaukee, Dean.
Miss AlUe Gillian has returned' for Music,
school: Misses Ilildred Allen, Mil
Preserving: Sets
miserable ending of so sweet a na the women who made up its per Wl*., have returned to their home
from Lakeland where she went for
dred Smith,- Estelle Mathews. Jos
Music Week—“Let us give more ture.
sonnel, anyone of which might well in the north. The Misses Williams
tho week-end.
NOTICE TO MOVING CON ephine Wynne, Ira Dowling, Mnblo
nes
Ball H ardw are Co.
pro Indies of charming personality
thought to music."
be a leader in community work.
TRACTORS.
Merritt, End! Kaicsrmnn, Wesley
Within the realms of “ Music
The meeting was hold in the nu- and have made ninny friends in
Returning from- a pleasant trip
PHONE 8
The City Commissioners of the Pride, Ellis Willis and James BurMusic next to religion is
Land" lies the country of calm and ditorium of-the Kustis high school Snnfortl, who are sorry to have City
to Tampa are Mr. and Mrs. Fred
EH
of Sanford, Florida, will re wick.
mind’s
greatest
solace,
also
happiness,
where
the
sky
is
always
them
leave.
and a delightful lunch was served
Daiger and son.
ceive bid* nt 3.P. M., May 12, 192-1, The closing of this school term
greatest Inspiration.
blue, the meadows ever fresh in at noon.
j t H oum
moving the Vaughan Reshlonco marks the sixth successful year i i i i i i a i u i u i i u u i i u i
! '» l
fragrant blossoms, watered by the
In the afternoon Mrs. Jennings .In Sanford Sunday on a visit to for
Motoring' tb' Daytona Sunday
and
other
buildings
on
Park
Ave.
taught
by
the
same
teacher.
Prof.
i
.
n
o
K
i
n
Military men know the value of "River of Rest." There is no room gave a most delightful nml inter Robert Hines was P. D. Rupert,
were Jdr. and Mrs. Ben Gutherie
tS.OOiiown
Prlmrs
and
Hughey
St.,
in
said
Citv.
J, T. Jacobs and wife came to Mon
music in camp and in action. “The in this violet bedded land for heart esting speech upon the need of mu of Minmi.
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darling.
factory r e b u i l t
W. B WILLIAMS,
roe six years ago and began teach
Marseillaise is worth a million men ache, it is always spring time, Life. tual understanding as a bass for
»t,
typewriter,,, a n y
City
Manager.
ing
in
the
smnll
church
nnd
annex.
tnuki>.
Ooo<t ns
Pansies of happy ituys continually world pence. Her speech was re ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHT’S 1-30-5-3-8-10.
Mr*. F. G. Grafts and Mlsj Tufts, to France." Edison.
iCottes
now. Ask to see
The following spring the large,
SLEEP
bloom on her fnir plains.
plete with wisdom and brightened
of Orlando! were week end vis
one.
•
\
handsome
school
was
built
and
Mr.
Caw
:
“The man who dlsparnges music
Would you go to this lily lined with witty nnecdotes. By request,
itors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stokes.
H. a. pond
fo u n ts
“I wish to auy that FOLEY NOTICE OF SPECIAL .MEETING Bell, the trustee, asked Mrs. Buch
ns a luxury and non essential la shore? Then follow the purple Mrs. Wight nlso spoke on the stu
I’roylr.
Hash
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF SAN- anan to join the small school fac
rhaaa 3JS
.Motoring to De Leon Springs doing the nation an injury.” Wood- clouds along soma rough pathways dy of modonv/irnmtt as outlined by PILLS worked O. K. on mo In a
FOBD-CORONADO BEACH
ulty. Thu past year the enroll
couple
of
hours
and
the
pain*
left
it may be and steep climbs hut one the literature committee of the
Florida
Sunday were Miss Ruth Glllon row Wilson.
ment has grown so fast Miss Area a B i u H i n m u N u a H i u
COMPANY
real glimpse of those "Elysian State Federation of .Women’s mo at once. I took n coupla of
and Hodson Ball.
Music helps the world to go Fields" and for no other joy would Clubs of which Mrs. Wight la a them In the afternoon, went to
Notice Is hereby^ given that
bed and had a good night’s deep
Edyyard Higgins and F. L. Wood through its daily grind. So sing one forego. Every step brings, to member.
there
will be a specral- meeting of
nnd hafttvalcpt good ever since,"
ruff loft Sunday night for Jackson y^yr->songs with all your heart, men an unending delight, "Wondcrtho stiK'kholders of Sanford-CoronwriuA
'ton.Tniel,
118
E.
Columbia
Ison
ous
Music
Land!"
EASTERN
STAR
MEETS
t’will
kelp
a
lot
you’ll
find.
ville on business.
Beach Company, a corporation,
The Order of Eastern Star held St., Fort Wqyne, Indiana. FOLEY ado
at the office* of the Company in
:'*l a w
'Coi! and Mrs. George Knight, . StepherTTostciSwho composed so “Four things a man must do if a very enjoyable meeting in tho PJLLS, a diuretic stimulant for the Sanford, Florida, on tho 15th day
.kidneys,
will
thoroughly
flush
the
■
ho
keeps
his
record
true,
1
Masonic
Hall
last
wc?k.
-After
many
beautiful
melodies,
of
which
Mrs. jlazel Sorrell and Jack Lloyd
of
May,
1934.
at
7:30
p.
m.,
for
Think without contusion clearly the conforing of degrees upon*iM*v- kidneys and increase their activity. the purpose of considering an ,ina k B ld g ,
motored to De Leon Springs, Sun “Old Folks ftvjjome” Is one, died
Love
his
fellow
man
sincerely;
era!
candidates,
they
were
honored
a
hcarity
patient.
It
is
nearly
six
day.
. ____
creaso of the capital stock of said
Act from honest motives purely by a visit fri>m the Past Grnnd P a
ty years ago ajnee this composer qf
rorporntoln nnd an amendment off
tron
of
Florida,
Chns.
II.
Kothcuin,
Love
God
in
Heaven
securely."
sonic
of
our
beat
American
folk
■ Mi*. C. A. Reed returned home
iyU V I of the charter oD xeJff f rW M
.L
Music helps us in this quartet of
fhom-, Ocala where she has been songs died in n charity ward of a
’poratfon relating to the limit i
% V ylr c i’M ’
ending a few weeks with her
of indebtedness of the corporation,
Radialor
by all, at which time,
nnd also a change in the name of
of punch
tribute. Pretty, late U seems! And
“ We thank thee for the songs of delicious refreshments
:
tho corporation.
how much B o rn e tqnrfblc expression the birds, the luuhgtcr of children, and cake were served by Mrs. Cook,
EDWARD HIGGINS. President.
v. weld h .; Returning from Atlanta, Albany of appreciation would have- helped tho nocturnes of the breezes in the Mrs. Crawford, Mrs: Uiversvand
4-15-22-29,5-0-13-5tc
trees, the Idyls of the water in Mrs. Shoemaker who were ftg/nosand Cairo, Georgia, Is Mrs. W. C. In those last hard and sad year*.
RIDA
*
Poster’s great grandfather came the brooks, the rnphosdies of count- tesses for the evening.
HilL.j/Mrs. Hill has been in A t
NOTICE TO BUILDING CON
' ’ *i
loss
bells,
the
requiems
of
the
north
W
EDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY'
from
Lotidondery,
Ireland.
His
TRACTORS.
lanta. attending Grand Opera.
Visitors to tho High School, on
mdther was Eliza Tomlinson of one wind, the symhpun.es of the deep.
The City Commissioners of the
ONLY
Spendingvthis week a t the Sem- of-the oldest Maryland families. A We thank thee for sending the Monday were T. W. Lawton, Dr.
City of Sanford, Florida, will re
Carpenter,
Mr.
Whitworth
and
"Serenade"
to
the
Schubert,
the
woman
of
high
culture
and
poetic
laole la R. Frank Norton, of Kanas
ceive bids at 3 P. M., Monday,
Householder. Judge House
City.
Mo.. Mr.'Norton
May 12, 1924, for construction of
,.,-w
------------- i»ish ire ; with temperament. Foster, it is said, “Spring Song" to Mendelssohn, the Judge
Norton Comedian* atffaft Ml- much resembled his mother, whom “Eroica" to Beethoven, the “Path- holder went to carry a message to
n
grandstand with seating eapeity
he fairly adored. He was t'imld, etique” to Tschaikowaky, the "Hel- the students, in behalf of the Elks
of one thousand, to be built on
Theater this week; -- ■
Club,
to
make
an
offering
of
n
fine
lehuuh"
to
Handel.
We
thank
thee
shrinking in his ways and extreme
athletic field In said City. Plans
r ia .
for endowing us with the minds silk flag to the student who would
Sis ruling Sunday at De Leon ly modest. ••
and 'specifications are on filo ami
Sprites wer* Nbrv and Mr*. C. W.
Foster, like Burns, sang the pur and hearts to hear, to absorb, to write the best essay on "The King,”
enn
he
seen
at
tho
office
of
tho
ItoMk Mrs.' 'P. ';u.' Tufts, Miss est poetry of humble life. Of the love all the great inspirational mu the essay to be read and the flag
City Manager, nnd can be had from
to be preesnted on Flog Day, June
sic of the masters.
TuftVMlss Dorothy Stokes and
Eiton J, Moughton, Architect for
’.’Old Folks a t Home,” a more ten
Shop
We thank thee for all the beau 14.
Mi»9 *®an6 Roberts. $10.00. All bids to be accompanied
der lyric of home and its memories tiful music in the world." Etude.
TB
by
certified
check
in
the
sum
of
Spending the afternoon In San
WeakVd guests of Miss Irma
5% of thu amount bid. Successful
ford
Monday wore Mrs. S. Y. Wav
id Ml* Charlotte Smith were
bidder will be required to furnish
lit tho uuwetit Summer
and
two
daughter*.
Miss
Helen
and
w.
7t Work
tss BetVOswald and Miss Ger- Mrs. F itts and Mrs. 8 O’clock Bridge Club
u bond satisfactory to City Com
Yulee,
and
Msis
Eunice
DaLaney.
modes.
In Cantons, Geor
trudeiiLWVgton, of Stetson Uni
ird A y*
missionersi.
City
Commissioners
Y
,
^
%
Miss DcLaney has heen a teacher
Is E ntertained
Barnes A re Hostesses
versity.
gettes, Printed
Crepes,
f ------* C 'U " - >
rescrvaiiUte sight to reject any or
In Orange County for thirty years
all
blda
as
^ho
best
interests
of
Uoshunnraa
and
others.
A
and
is
now
the
principal
of
the
Rev, J-\B « U , of PaJatka, Is
The Eight o’clock Bridge Club
the City require.
Mrs. Aylcet Fitts and Mrs. Mar
charming
collection
in
all
lrt BanfordYr several days at- garet Barnes of Orllindo were joint was pleasantly entertained by Dr. Orlando High School. Sho in also
W. B. WILLIAMS,
a candidate for tfe office of coun
tending ^ n ie th o d is t r meeting hostesses
tho new est colorings.
Saturday
afternoon, and Mrs. Caswell at their home on ty superintendent o? schools in that
City Manager.
whichd* b««Aeld hfre »M* week. when they entertained ftt the spa Magnolia Avenue, Friday evening.
*
.
Elton
J.
Moughton,
Architect,
VOGUES
FOR
IMMEDIATE
WEAR
place.
.;
Mr.-B«ll‘A* "lest bf the Semin- cious home of Mrs. Fitts on Union
First National Bank Bldg.,
There were three tables of play
ji I' i■
i i I 11
1 \||2
[ \;
^ole while her
-Values up to $29.00 at
Ayenue in honor of Mrs. W. A. era ami a tthiif conclusion of the
Paris Is.featuring town fashions for Sanford, Florida.
TTV
Mr. Whitworth, of Callahan,
■mart
women,
and
thryaie
charmingly
4-30-6-3-0-10.
game
wbatound that Mrs. Rob- evangelist for the Jacksonville
____ititcdisTfi
On * visit l ord Friday aft: Fitts, Sr.
'wl*
carried out in'ftcli l.ibric* ns flannel,
atnooft were
W. J . Carpen- celsbrmtion of her eightieth birth- ert Hines had made high sccore District, is In Sanford this week. alpaca, twill, "«,lr4 and taffeta. To * » l k « • • A n U m t U a ff*» T a » ll r r S
among
the
ladies,
and
Edgerton
A, number of Mrs. Fitta’ friends
yt
Mr. Whitworth Is carrying on a the left u a model in flannel, with
g? Ed Carp* d Mr. Hamil- -were
1'n t l r r S r r t i o a ITS mt I t . C . u . r a l
invited, the occasion being the Patterson the high score among meeting at the Methodist church. the
N i a l a i r * u t t k . S t a t s u t V larU i).
S n . % ’■C g and Mr.' Hamfront
panel
hi-calin
brocade.
The
the men.- Mrs. Hines was award
N o lle . I. h . r . b y a lv c n th a t A m er
iUon »riL*tu. f the Univer celebration of her eightieth birth ed with a lovely collar and cuff set
sleeves arc lengtlicncd with deep plaited ic a n F r u i t ( I r o w e r s . li ie u r p o r u lr il .
MUSICAL PROGRAM
day.
i*.
sity o f/ Fl ° r
a iaesvU It,.,
flounces wkic’l llaie i t fan-like beauty n u r c h a n r r o f T a x C v r l l n n i l r No. 3.1$.
A most enjoyable music week with the iftotfpi of the armi. The i l s t . d tin- Cth d a y o f J u l y . A. IV
After several congenial hours and Mr. Patterson with handsome
Motoring to
Sunday, of chatting, a salad course was handkerchiefs.
program was given in the studio round neck ii calltrlcss, but the neck 1915. t i n . Ill.-d Maid c . r t l f l r a t . In my
I
were Mr.
jllfivian Speer served ano the birthday cake was
Spring flower* of all kinds were r.f Mrs. Munson on the evening'of lace of tojuz and crystal r.crvea as an n fru -., a n d h a s m a d . u t i p l l r a t l o n for
Kj1
t a x d e d t o Immuh in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h
M
aml ,i. Mi*3
Carraway. cut.
the decorations used, and Mrs. Cas May 5.
attraction. Medium size requires 3 la w . Maid r . r t l l l r a t o •m hrai-rH thn
whet*: they » B" > r r y their
Miss Mabel Bowler opened the yards 36-inch flannel a
fo llo w In K d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r ! )
mIi u Among the ladies invited from well served a delicious salad music
! u u r and bro th er^ Mf and
t t t . d In H e m l n n l . c o u n t y . F lo r id * ,
nujnber* with n group of 27-indi satin brocade.
course with sandwiches, cheese
Prop.
Sanford
were
Mrs.
C.
M.
Berry,
vl
t
o
w
l
t
:
l>c*t
V
i
o
f
I.ntn
3
nm
l 4.
folk songs. Piano selections were
i Sr . ,R. T.
balls and an ice.
Tivill would In: exceeding!
.,*> cmart B lo c k 1.- H o w a r d P a c k a r d l.itiid
—
1
Itowo.’ took the A Palatka M rs Forrest Lake, Mts. Alexan
rendered
by
Mrs.
Margaret
Har
made up alter the I'lodcl to the right. t ’o m p a n y ' s B rut a d d t o C a m e r o n
Those enjoying tho evening at
der Vaughan, Mrs. S. E. Barrett
tor J l ^ y j S J r S * n»
bridge with Dr. and Mrs. Caswell ris. Fannie Reba Munson, Emily At one side tin-re arc fiat plaits held in t ' l t y . T h e s a i d l a n d li.ltijf asx esreil
and
Mrs.
Hattie
Hawkins,
motorDon’t forget Two D ays Only
fa S n i o r i 'S
A n a vis- inf over from Orlando with Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Bailey, Clifford Shlnhotser, Luella pbcc und< r a twiu-U.lt of sclf-iiuterial. a t t h e d a l e o f t h . Iwsutini'f o f »ucti
c r t l f l e n t . In t b t n a m , o f i \ ti Jt«it to .reletivea.^
Mahoney,
Murgaret
Peters,
v
The
sleudcr
revers
and
turn-down
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Potter, MrK hlln .
U n l e s s ..l i d c . r l i n c a t u
Barnes were six or eight friends.
Miss Bowler song, “Calm as the collar are bound with silk braid, and the alatU
h u ll b» r e d e e m e d n c r o r d l n i r t o law- - M o t o r i n g M o n - v A remarkable coincidence and and Mrs. Robert Hines. Mf. and Night," by Bohm.
fi;JQs
long sleeves flare at the wrists. Medium t a x d e e d JiJJi I ssub th e r e o n o n th e
one of much interest to th e ’many Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Miss Lake
-1
i t r n i t a r . o / J u n e . A. IV 1934.
\y
i
Cornet solos were given by Mr*. size require* 2I4y.ini*M-ineh.
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fitta. Jr., and Edgerton Patterson.
. . V U n i i n m y officia l a l f t n a t u r . a n , |
’. First Model: i'lctorial Review
Robert Herndon.
ay, A . D.
joSwd1
1*® hoots-tha t the mother.juuLfatbFollowing the final program, a •No.’1936. Sij|^, Jl in 48 inches bust, .l r"a’ tl . t h i*s th e 3r d d a y o f M
.
...
— :— *
have
Consulting Engineer for the new half hour of "Popular Sing".
•* .. ‘ * |
city water Work* system, James
Mr*. Herndon concluded tho eve........' a - f - h « « DO" ' l “ >‘
E. Craig, is ih the city, stopping , ning of music with “A Porftct
lb * ..'
20;
m
loay.’V
st the Phoenix.1
i
dr«*
WR
NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK
r
I
Mrs. Frank Jennings
Visitor In Sanford
Pet’s onals
MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS
B A U M E L’S
I Daily Fashion Note
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S p e c ia l E x tr a o r d in a r y !
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Dresses
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THE SANFO RD HERALD, T U E S D A Y . MAY 6, 1921
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PAGE TWO
The Sanford H erald
Money Talks About Prosperity
Whnt are your bank deposits?
How many tim es this question has been heard by peo
ple trying to interest strangers in the advantages of the
Entered as Secona Clns* Matter, Oc
tober 17. 1919. at ihe Postofrice at city. Real estate men especially can testify to the number
■anford, Florida, under act ot March of times they have had to furnish this information to in
a. in ? .
quiring strangers.
.
•
The business conditions of a community ami the gener
noiXAxn I.
r . liowAim nRitn
al prosperity of a section are reflected in the condition of the
banking institution. It is needless again to quote the figures
showing the wonderful growth of the banks of Sanford.
Suffice it to say th at the growth of deposits of forty-eight
per cent over ia sl year is about as good os that of any banks
in any of the cities of Florida. As far as The Herald knows
S P E C I A L N O T IC R i All o b l t u * r y Sanford’s hanks rank next to those of Miami which showed
n o ti c e s . c a r d s o f tftunlc*. r e s o l u t i o n s
i n d n o t i c e s o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w nerfl a gain of fifty-seven per cent.
C h a r g e s a r e m a d e , w i l l be c h a r g e d
In 1900, according to figures given by R. A. Gray, chief
fo r nt re itu la r a d v e rtis in g rates.
clerk of the banking department at Tallahassee, there were
M K M n K l t T i l lb A S SO C IA TE !* H tJ C M
T h s A s s o c i a t e d T r e s s is e x c l u s twenty-three state hanks in Florida with total resources of
i v e l y e n t i t l e d t o t h s u s e f o r rep u b * $4,773,016.11. On March 31, 1924, this number had been in
. ( c a t i o n o f f.1l
new s d isp atch es
c r e d i t e d t o U 01 n o t o t h e r w i s e creased to 242 sta te banks and trust companies in Florida
e r e d l t e d »n t h i s p a p e r a n d s l e o t h e
with total resources of $185,086,653.41.
lo cal n e w s v u b lisn e d herein.
ai
r i g h t s o f r s - ^ u b l i c a t l o t . of s p e c ia l
Mr. Gray also sta tes that deposits in the Florida hanks
d is p a tc h e s h e ra ln a re aisa reserved.
for the first three months of this year exceeded the deposits
TUESDAY, MAY C, 1934.
for the year 1923 by thirty million dollars.
Can a more convincing argument he given as to the rap
BIBLE THOUGHT FOPMTODAY.
idly
growing.prosperity
o f Florida? The banks of the state
BE CHARITABLE;— Brethren.
If a man be overtaken in a fauli, are simply reflecting the generally prosperous condition of
spiritual,- restore such the entire state.
ye which are I,-------a one In the spirit of meekness;
considering thyself, lest thou also
ho tempted. Galatians 6: 1.
Fool The Mosquito When You Can
CHILD'S SONG IN SPRING
The silver birch is n dainty lady,
She wears a aatin gawn;
The elm tree makes the old
* churchyard shady,
She will not live in town.
The English oak is a sturdy fel
low,
He gets his green coat late;
.... 11
S.
rt et in
The willow
is nm
smart
in art ulllt
suit (if
of
yellow,
While brown the beech trees
wait.
Such a gay green gown God give*
the larches—
As green as He is good!
The hazels hold up their arms for
arches
When Spring rides through the
wood. _____ ________ _____
The
chestnut’s proud, end the
lilac’s pretty,
The poplar’s gentle and tall,
But the plane tree’s kind to the
poor dull city—
I love him best of all.
—Edith Nesbit.
Sanford for progress!
A determined, unshakable, pro
gressive spirit is what builds n
d ty where a village once stood.
--------o-------Cities all over the United States
are celebrating National Music
Week, May 4-10
Marion county voted for good
roads by one thousand and six
‘ votes to tight hundred and fortyeight. That Is a good majority for
progress
' Last week President Coolldgo
signed the |1.G00,(JOfijlollar bill to
fight tho foot-and-mouth disease
in California. We haven’t heard
of his signing any deeper water
ways kill for Florida yet.
o
When the summer months come
on and you begin to think it is en
tirely too hot to live, just remem
ber that in Algerin on July 17,
1879, tho thermometer registered
one hundred and twenty-four de
grees.
.------ o-------It is said that about one thous
and -visitors call at the White
House daily. President Coolidge
has given up trying to shake hands
with them all and now allows them
to pass through his office and
watch him a t his work. That ia
what would seem to us to be work
ing under difficulties. •
If you want to hang on to your
money and keep it from wearing
out, ha\e all your pocket currency
in ten thousand dollar bills. Sta
tistics show that a ten dollar bill
lasts about four years and the dol
lar bill wears little more than a
year, while the larger denomina
tion hurdly ever wears out.
A s Brisbane S ees It
JUST WAIT UNTIL IT BEGINS TO BOIL!
Content po
No Kcliaiou* Hate.
I’nnecc** .ry Effort.
Japan's New Boat.
Those "Ordinary People.”
C o p y r ig m . i a 24
should n t forget to .
blinds.—.Binghamton*
* .
ln a small towITy,
recognize the happ;«
Kont smell.—
,
manage A1 Smiths presidential
campaign. The progress of Gov
ernor- Smith's boom up to date
shows little of religious prejudice
so hateful in a republic. Of prom
inent men' who have indorsed Gov
ernor Smith's candidacy n major
ity are Protestants.
aicaiioo cartievNijtU
Hu has won the j,U
nearly every state isfl
was a cnrididntc.--Ti#J
GOVERNOR SMITH’S state and
city of New York certainly display
no animosity to the Catholic relig*
ion. The return of Cnrdinnl Hayes
from Rome with h* honors lately
bestowed was made the occasion
of us striking n d monstrntion ns
Ins been seen in New York City
for years. Traffic was shut out
from Fifth Avenue as the cardinal
proceeded to the cathedral attired
in his robes, magnificent, wearing
the red hat of his rank as a prince
of the church. On his arrival.
Governor Al Smith, chief official
of New York State, greeted him,
respectfully kissing the herald ring
worn upon his linger.
Now one of thc,(
returned travelers •j?
chop sucy i*, unknowi
Except at .m Am
wkuJ
—Los Angeles Times, J
IT IS safe to rr.y that so far ns
his own state is concerned nt least,
Al Smith as n presidential candi
date will he judged by his own rec
ord. hot by his religion. It will
be remembered that he carried New
York itafc- _lcs!< than two yenrs ago
by tho bJrguSt -majority ever re
corded fly any Governor.
Ihe movie star «!»
actors shouldn't mirs
right. \Ve don't vuj
of an aristocracy (tm,
this country.—'Tacoma
une.
The mosquito may he no respecter of persons, hut when
it comes to selecting the right colors jie knows his business.
They of course believe in striking while the opportunity pre
sents itself but when there is a possibility of selecting their
favorite color they hesitate not.
It is evident that certain colors have a marked power of
attracting mosquitoes, and the color which is by far the mom
attractive to this pest is navy-blue. In so far . as'he can do
so consistently the mosquito avoids light colors, especially
those with a tinge of yellow.
■In Madagascar, several years ago, the French scientist
M. Joly noticed that the mosquitoes were attracted by a black
soil more than by a red, or light one, and that persons wear
ing black shoes and socks were more often bitten than those
who wore white or light colored coverings for their feet.
While black dogs have been severely bitten and driven
half made by mosquitoes, other dogs of jig h t color have not
been bothered to any great extent. *
Experiments were carried on in Africa several years
ngo by a great English scientist Dr. Balfour Stewart and he
discovered th at-th e darker the subject the more attracted
were the mosquitoes while pale-yellow,, orange, pale-green,
white and such colors attracted very few.
The moral of this story is: dress for the occasion. When
tho mosquito senson comes on, wejir light colored things, es
pecially those of n pale-yellow, orange or pale-green color.
Out in Illinois th*T»
the law on tail tight*.
a lightning hug is «»**,
The Tampa Time* rria
torial entitled “The W
Money." A Daytona a
some and now he is jn^
gia, where he tried l ,
Daytona Journal.
If Brother Co* cim
tl**; Miami News—»rl»
Ke' does—we wish
pvor with. This M*
Novft, uml Miami N’,vi
tropolis, nnj Miami Nn,
is awfully eonfusing.-j
burg Times.
“CONSERVATIVE” Democrats,
which means Democrats who think
that party power should work for
their corporations, would like to
nominate Mr. John W. Davis, now
general counsel for J. Pierpont
Morgan, formerly amhassadoN to
England. The fact that Mr. Dnvis
has just succeeded in getting a, 10
per cent increase in telephone rates
LF.ESnmtQ COMMERCIAL
for the big company in New York
will make him a better conserva
tive candidate than ever. But it will
During the past few years u ed with whiskey, immediately th e ;"
T hat’s the Success Rule
not make his election uny more pccuhnr situation relative tu tho quemiun of illegal search is at once J
probable.
enforcement of law has arisen in raised, and tlip case is usually1M
our country which should chal- thrown out of court when it comes *
There Is Coming A Time
FRANK URBAIN, of Cresson, tenge the attention of all loyal to trial because of the lack of a b
I'n., tired of life, did these unnec citizens. Prior to the adoption of search warrant. The court in this ’n
When your Earning Capacity is much lc3s thu
essary things. .
the eighteenth amendment, arrests case i3 helpless, for it has sworn '
Present tim c i-N '',v is tho tim e to Bitve—while™
He burned up all his money, $2,- were often made on suspicion, and.to uphold tho constitution. If th e .n
000, drank a pint of furniture pol many criminals were caught and hag had contained stolen goods in -|5 able.
ish, ate. a can of wall cleaner and convicted in consequence of such stead of whiskey, the chances are n
You will he surprised to see how fast vyurSai
soon was dead. That was all wnst- arrests. As a .m atter of fact, tho the question of n search w arran t1"
Account
will grow w ith regular Systematic Savhj
cd effort. Time would have ended police did not have the power to would never he raised eyen by th e ' }J
the Seminole County Bank.
his life,* his heirs would have burned arrest on suspicion, but the nec- attorney who defended the thief.In
his money.
e’sity of such action in specific Carrying whiskey is just ns much ]!
—
COME IN A N I) TALK IT OVER WITH 13cases caused the public to refrain a crime as stealing a bag of tools t
J<\I’AN has bought from Ger from questioning the right of the to say the least. Why the dis- ■
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY we received from its
MAKE T H IS YOUR BANK
the plans for u giant sub officers to do so. While many elimination in the method of pro- *
predecessor the horse; we bequeath the locomotive, the bi many
mersible cruiser. It’s u great bat criminals were caught in this man- cedureff If that discrimination ■
cycle and the auto. We received the scythe; we bequeath tleship that can sink below the wa
tier, few innocent citizens were were not made- in the m atter of H
the mowing machine. We received the painter’s brush; we ter, carrying its great guns, and ever embnrrnssed.
bootleggers, there would be less ■
bequeath lithography, the camera and color photography. icappcar at the right spot to The laws then were the same as of it going on, and there would bo; "
uny city or hold it to ran they are today.. The prohibition of # greater respect for law and for , B
We received twenty-three chemical elem ents; we bequeath wreck
som.
search and seizure was in the enp-1courf!<- Hgw many burglars w ould;"
eighty. We received the sailing sjqp; w e bequeath the mag
Strength
The> Japanese are not buiidipg stitutlon
Service
then as now. • Yet the1have been caught if the police JJ
that
utulerseu
battleship
for
the.
nificent Rteamships which are thu glory of the world. We,
right of-'-the police officers w a s |wtJUhl Ik* handicapped in the same n
receiv’d the beacon signal fire; vve bequeath the telephone and
not questioned because it helped niatircr as they are in apprehend-1"
4 per cent In terest Paid on Saving?
them to check crime ami wus big a bootlegger?
“
wireless telegraphy. B est of all, vve received unallevinblc
deemed necessary. No atto rn ey '. No court can change the laws; ■
pain, and we bequaoth anesthetics—chloroform, ether and
could be found then, nor perhaps
can rule only us the law. dccocaine. We received an average diiration o f life of thirty
years; we bequeath forty'years.— Professor Dolbcar, Tufts
College.
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PECULIAR SITUATION
W ant
A flla r Than • A fa ila tJ P lo ttrr
aches, Neuralgia,Kkm
and A ll Aches and [
ALL DRUGGISTJ
15c and 65c; -jar* tsJ H
Hospital sisc, I 100
POLITICS
FT. MYERS PRESS
While it is, of course, true that
people ought to be interested in
politics, there is no reason why
th;-y .should he exclusively interest
ed in politics, or he made unhap
py .or unduly anxious as a result
of their contemplation of public
affairs.
There is some help to he had
front tho poets. Even through
“the chimney-pots over the way"
one can some time get a glimp.-e
of some slight part of that land
scape of which Arnold wrote:
Bathed in the sacred dews of
morn
Thu wide aerial
landscape
spread—
The world which was ere I was
born.
The world which lasts when
ests, the more powerful will be
his interest when he centers it for
a time in politics, or anything else.
It will be more powerful because
more intelligent.
Life, ns Louis Howland, the
brilliant Editor of the Indianapolis
News, once wrote, is 'not wholly un
unjoyous thing, nor are art, liter
ature and religion unworthy of a
serious person’s interest. There
are simple pleasures which no man
really has a right to deny him
self. The “landscape” itself is, ns
has been seen "bathed In the sa
cred dews of morn." It is not al
ways through argument that truth
is reached—indeed truth may he
dimmed, beclouded, nnd sometimes
wholly lost “amid the shouting of
cuptains"—and cnmp-followerB. As
part when a baby cries, I don’t -There is no one who would nut,
stop to think what language he is
he comes to die, like to feel
crying in. “The senator might stop when
that
the
world wns better for his
to think, though, whose baby is having lived
it. But there is a
heard first, his own or the one responsibility inassumed
by many
next door.
that does not really belong to
A clock which is to be placed in them, and in their effort to meet
a factory building In Jersey City it tticv often neglect other respunhas .been ordered made. It will
have a dial 50 :w t across and will
be the largest in the world. The
minute hand will be 27 feet and six
Inches long and the hour hand 20
feet long. The new timepieco will
make it much easier to "watch the
clock.”
Ten million Americans are now
playing golf, according to the
Playground and -Recreation Associ
ation. Golf now ranks second in
national sports and is gaining in affairs.
popularity so rapidly may believu
The greatest -and most powerful
It will soon take Irum baseball i t s ! influences are indirect, and indi
leadership. Sanford’s fine course rectly exerted.
has been the subject of many com
quite us important as the re
pliments.
lation of a citizen to the state U
--------o-------his relation to his friends and his
Chicago has about decided tu neighbors, to his family, and to
have second-story sidewalks in or his job. The wider u man’s interder to-relicve the congested con
dition of its densely packed loop
district. The cost will be about?
15,000,000, but the merchants of the
MY FAVORITE STORIES
city believe that increased busi
By IRVIN S. COBB
ness will pay for it .through the
added display which their goods
Teccivo while ou exhibit in secondWith the luuk of an angel shin- 'diniunitive, very bcdrcgglcd-iookstory show windows.
ing out of his big brown eyes, the ing unimul that he carried in. the
-------- o ------little seven-year-old climbed up the jciook of the other arm.
About threo billion dollars
front steps and knocked ut the
The householder caught neither
year is being spent for new build front duof of the very deaf old the words nor the gesture,
ing construction in this country. lady whojllved in tho small hous
“Hey?” she inquired,
This year will surpass all otficr m the corner. She answered hi:.
"L-* this your poor little lost
years in the amount of construc- call.
\
Ipussy?"
.
ton. Florida cities are contribut
He sU£yd up.pt her, soulf illy.
The old lady cupped a palm over
ing. more than their quota along ii.
lady,” he said pt>- her ear and bent down toward him.
this line. The tourist cities are pre liS S your itty -b itty - 1 “How's that?" s)ie inquired,
paring for a season next winter kitty puss. He pointed vdth th -i ".Say," he shouted, “listen to me.
th at wl!) smash all previous rec- fingers of lus free hand to • v e ry jl; thi* vour----------------cut?"
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DRUNKEN AUTOMQBILISTS
ML\MI REACH TRIBUNE
ASK Mr. Taft, “Do these head
lines and that news affret your
mind?” He will answer: “Dear
me, no. not my mind. I was re
ferring to the ordinary mind."
That’s a common attitude in
America. Time will correct it nnd
temh even cmihent lawyers that
there is something real in democ
racy nnd that Ihe ordinary mind is
not so very ordinary.
e u d rc c c s n s R a a s g a c iia ia iin ia n iiiiR E iiiiii'
There is .perhaps no greater driver is drunk m ay be fraught W
menace to this entire wonderful with some complications, hat our
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RETURN ENGAGEMENT
plenruro ground of southern Flor police, who are designated to g
ida than the growing fear cn tho guard the public in our thnruughpart of residents of reckless and fares, should take nothing for
inesuonsible automobile drivers. granted with rapid and suspicious
When there is added to this reck drive is. Only yesterday it was
lessness drivers who are allowed, reported that an automobile driver
when in a. drunken condition, to was driving up nnd down the
run their cars through the streets streets of Miami in such a condi
and along the Causeway, we have tion of intoxication that r.u one
a danger of no small moment.
could have a doubt of his irreWhatever position a man imay | ( nonsibiiity; yet no one stopped
take relative to the use of ulco- jhim.
MILANE THEATRE
holic liquors there must b»c>no dif-f If otq- judges.* could give
fcrence of opinion when it conics [sentences j>t no shurt ue|i
>
7 , A tg o 'w q L Q c ic A fr cttjtteW fttr
Komi! says Latin must by revived
ns air ,international, world lan
guage, biortluse the Work! will not
agree, on/any living language. The
international language will gradunlljf establish itself. Languages
grbw, like trees and'-Dien; they
e:>n’t be .manufactured.
lurtin
-would aut d*>. It Is,.weak, com
part'd with, several living lan
guages, and men are unable to
agree on u satisfactory pronuncia
tion of it.
t. v
. GSB-w&k2A V -M*-'
"Don’t Marry for Money.”
A three net comedy drama with prologue.
Lots of-clean, wholesome Comedy.
Music by 1 - - - ’
T hat Famous Green River SingtoJ
O rchestra.
Admission 25 and fift-cis.
NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
thousand years, nerhups 100,000
years. jBy thut time a language
will he Hpoken which no one now
living could understand. The ra
dio will make universal language
necessary. For when a really
great man appears all‘ the world
will want to hear him,
A greut teacher will lecture on
somo lonely mountuin top in the
Alps, and be heard by students in
iod of special musical activity in
Pekin and Rio de Janeiro.
the spring and the week of May 4
RUSSIA is shocked because cer to 10, inclusive, was selected as
tain individuals, posing as relig generally satisfactory. *So the
ious teachers, rob poor peayunts event will be u "spring song" here
through their superstitions. One after—nnd judging by the progress
told a young coahle about to be already made on the elaborate and
married that if they - didn’t give interesting program prepared it
.
him money the demons would in will be an entir success. *
Beginning as it should with most
jure them. They refused and on
theiih way to Jno wedding their beautiful special music in many of
horse shied at a large pig and they the city’s churches the Sunday ofaervancc also included a fine con
were thrown.*.>
When the pitC barred the road, cert by the Shrincrs’ band, at Mo
grunting terribly, th" girl decided rocco temple. Jacksonville has a
that demons inhabited the pig and number of excellent choirs, the mu
wanted to placate the demons with sic in some churches being always
money, but the intelligent young elaborate.. The services yesterday
man killed the pig. An intelligent were more than ordinarily Inspir
way of settling tha^trduble. The ing by added solos and ensembles
pig, belonged to the sorcerer, wHo to the regular ritual in several
wants damages. There is u great churches.
scandal, but there’s no cause for
The general programs will* be
it. Human beings get the religion gin today in many and various
they want, one suited to their in
telligence. They should be willing places. In the schools great prepto pny for the kind that they want.
Auspices o f SANFO RD SHRINE CLUB*
A desirable store room, well lo<
one-half block from F irst street’ rfl
able rent. %Only perm anent tennant
apply. See
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Sanford
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AMERICAN'LEGION
AUXILIARY MEETS'
AT MRS. STEVENS’
«
White Crepe
Mrs. Newraal
Hoiy C'rosl
On acount f
Of exceptional interest and en
Father Peek,
Hfl
Phone 493-J.
joyment was the meeting of the
met with li. Ron
4
8
American Legion Auxiliary, which
president, lr .pits 1
met with Mrs. Stevens as hostess
pour Monday »'tcrtn
Saturday afternoon. About BO
ten members p- >t,
members were-present and six new
Political
ter citing met:
h
POLITICAL
NATIONAL. MUSIC WEEK
member* were received.
Daily Herald
A
card
part/
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Announcements!
E
ANNOUNCEMENTS
This unit, which is a very live
Wednesday evi fir
ad r a tes
“I hope this year’s observance | tinye
and progressive one. is doing ita
had at the M< >
the work of the orchestra, part along all lines of work ns was
E \.
p o l l S T A T E WEYATOR
FROM T H E
of Music Week may mnrk nnother
M E l l t l E H o r s n t o i l t , IIOA|
the benefit of t i l S E A A T U H IA I,
AIA E T K E A TTI1
the
choir,
and
discontinue
the
use
I w is h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I
mHcstone on' the w a y to the wid
evidenced in the things done and
with
Mrs. Met
IIISTIUL-r.
can d id a te
fu r
M em b er
of
est interest in and appreciation of, of the piano and the organ and see planned a t this meeting.
Tuesday
and Mrs. Wa:
V
_ .n u u n c e m y ra n d ld a c y
fo r Sehob! H o a r d of S m n ln u ts (M
'a s h i n A d v a n c e . . . I . an
what
will
be
tho
influence
upon
the
best
in
music
culture."
n o m b i’itlo n a s Stm * S e n a to r frbrn fr o m S c h o o l D is t r i c t No. 3. s i d
:tecscs.
The Kathleen Mallory Circle of
Mr?.
J.
C.
Benson
was
elected
i
tho
congregations.
The
music
com
Uw» N in e te e n th S en ato rial D istric t, |.< th e d e c is io n o f t h e D*m«r$
Calvin Coolldfro.
the Baptist Church will hold their
treasurer upon the resignation o f)
fd srf*. Will b* re
| Mrs. Tnpj»>w
r>
suVJeot to th e D em ocratic P rim a ry p r i m a r y t o h eheht J u n e 3. 19
Sermon prelude on Music by Dr, mittee and the orchestra and the- Miss Spencct.
regular meeting a t 3:30 oVlock
ant patron* a n il r n lP i be held J u n e 3rd. I am an lu ttar
conimiuo:.
i*
It It. P A T T tS I I A l
choir
deservo
the
hearty
support
of
J
King,
May
4,
Music
Week.
at Im itte JIa irr/ fa * ,.
a t the home of Mrs. E. S. Rockey
■‘J p r n ty a t law p rac ticin g a t. S an AVae«
—L*— * ’____
*
. appointed fer J
, —
i Mrs. Stevens presented tho nux1011 iioAiut o r f i iilic
T ird. F lo rid a , anil have been a re son Park Avenue.
every member of the congregation. (iliary with a silk flag to be used
Tha Miaiiftry of Mnaie
dey,
Mr?. BarSTIll
4
TION.
o f and a tto rn e y in th e N ine
has *been the support • -• •**-- * '
_ £ L - W i i Lob*nl
Victrola
Progrnm — Yowell’s
• tootolittle
One of the finest of nil the arts Far
tin.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my en nd
at the opening exercises of the
te e n th .Senatorial D istric t fo r 13
given
those
who
are
responsi
store, afternoon from 4 to B is the art of music. One of the
meetings.
Y our s u p p o rt w ill he a r e a l f o r r e - e l e c l b i n a s m e m b e r u(
T f c j - sttn e; f c y*hrs.
Mrs. Vaughar ;• u
H oard of
P u b li c
In stru ctln
o’clock. '
most abused of all tho arts is the ble for the music in our churches.
ly ap p re cia ted .
would
he: a ate ! e
The
ney
membership
pins
were
S e m i n o le C o u n ty , K lorldn. 1
A
part
of
the
work
of
every
diLEWIS
O’Dll
Y
AN.
_
_
_
jr
ui*
G.
F,
S,
Sr.—Impromptu
musi
%rt
of
mnsic.
Much
shallow
se"MT fp ^ v d o a b le ilU iope
r o r t <»• of ***••
•’
s e n t ln t t S ch oo l
D is t r ic t No
...............
.
|
rector
music
and
every
music
heme
of
.Mtn,
distributed
and
they
arc
of
excep
cals,
afternoon.
H I M S T A 1K A tT O IlA E Y .
S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
men! and'm any wicked thoughta committee should he the study tional beauty and neatness.
neon cl May if
date* a r c ( o r co n , I hereby
a n n o u n c e m y c n n d l - D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y to ho h
u '. i
Wednesday
are expressed in music. But, whlc mctlmds for the improvement of
boxes.
I d g v ' f f o r t h e o f f i c e o f S t a t e Allot- J u n e 3rd . 1921.
lln jo rtlona. ■
Report from the card party at
Sanford Association of Business it is true that music is frequently1*music.
M”*U
j of h v tr s a e le n e th
, n e y f o r th e S eventh J u d ic ia l C ir
C H A R A. DALfl
Mrs.
Holly's
for
the
benefit
of
the
Mrs. Turner g
Women
will
meet
a
t
the
Phoenix
employed fhr very unworthy pur
c u i t o f F l o r i d a , s u b j e c t to t h e D e m i» d a linn
but interesting
at 12:16 o'clock.
American Legion Home wan a net
Ichari;* J«c f o r first j o e r n t l e P r i m a r y t o be h e ld J u n o 3, F u ll HKMIlEll *(41001. II
poses, music is an a rt thru which /W e have not yet learned the of
*82.
work.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e ntv self
1921.
Regular monthly business meet- the -greatest
.-----* ----i of the most power of music. The noblest re
nnd»ne
many
A blate f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to tlb
f a in r l» r e s tr ic te d - to
J . A. S C A R L E T T .
solves
have
been
born
In
tens
of
The
poppy
sale,
nn
annual
nlTair
sacred
mintin'—**
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ing will be held a t tho Woman’s j !'*cred sentiments of the soul are
No further bu
o f m e m b e r of t h e Hoard ot
l.n*lf leal ion.
thousands of souls. “Nearer, my with the auxiliary, will be held
Club at 3:30 o’cloc^c. Short pro-; M{Uf*»»ed.
adjourned.
r o ll t o t ATI COMMISSIONEll. I n s t r u c t i o n . r e p r e s e n t i n g
to r la m ade T h e K anGod
to
thee"
has
lifted
multitudes
I
h
e
r
e
b
y
a
n
n
o
u
n
c
e
m
y
c
a
n
d
i
d
a
c
y
D i s t r i c t No. I of S e m in o le
again this year on Saturday pregram on mnsic for Music Week.
|d will be re s p o n s ib le
f o r t h e o ff ic e of C o u n ty C o m m i s s u b j e c t t o th e D e m o c r a t i c lj
nearer
the
father
me m
iner heart of God. ceding the Memorial Services of
ne In correct In se rtio n ,
" “f t . * .the heart of, thiii
that ■tin
Edison Programme—llintcrmist t _ .m
t —r -*
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s
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f
r
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s
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r
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u
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o
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o
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J
o
n
e
3rd
192
liner, fo r su b s e q u e n t
which doc's not burn with ,
^
hP" l the churches on Sunday, the pro
ter Music Company, from 4 to 5 Americanpatriotism
Ho.itiss t9 th?
o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u h j u c t t o t h e
F l t E D T. W I L L
The o ffice s h o u ld be
when
he
sings:
t !i
ceeds
from
the
sale
to
go
to
the
o’clock.
a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t ic P r l m u r y
gmedlately In c a s e of
afternoon at het
a fresh patriotism
^
“ece^ed Lord Je.tS as Saviour.
TO THE VOTERS OF Tlfil
___
__
*,uu.i
a?
O
itV
orphans
nnd
widows
of
the
soldiers
J u n o 3. 1924.
Thursday
Second
Street
w
sr.NVTOIllM. tllsTItll]
•>Uma
----'
..............
JOHN M EISCII.
I a D V E R T IS E R R .
of
_ ..„..„«»suii
(o?n,,ation"
hns
nits cun- and to tho convalescents at the
Brockham.
A f t e r ilu e c o n s i d e r a t i o n ,
Sanford Band Concort, Thurs My country
tland
o —l of ’tis
>!*-—
- - thee, Sweet i l’” ™ Fiirn’ “
liberty.
re p re se n ta tiv e t h o r tributed
strength
to
the faith of hospital. Committees appointed to
r o l l COUNTY P IIO S E C I T IN Ii
d e c id e d t o b e c o m e a cam
day night.
The rooms of hi
Of thee 1 sing: Land where our vast armies of Christian workers. decorate the graves was Joe Chit
lllnr w ith r a te s , r u le s
A TT O H A EY .
re-electio n
to t h e S t a t e
Mrs. W alter Wight will entorfathers died;
Jkatlon. w ill g iv e you
orated with the e.
1 w i s h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I s h a t ' f r o m t h e 19th S e n a t o r i a l
We
have
not
yet
properly
apprais
tenden
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Walker.
•
tain
the
members
of
the
Every
(inform ation. A n d If h e a c a n d i d a t e f o r th e o f f ic e of c o m p o s e d o f i t r a n c e . S.-m lil
Club, which wwr y
the pilgrim’s pride, from ed the power of music.
The book shower for the conva
they w lll a sa la t y o u In
Week Club at the home of Mrs. I .and-of
C o u n t y P r o a e c u t l n K A t t o r n e y , s u b n i e e n l a C o u n tl e p . s u b j e c t ■
every
mountain
side
On entering th
our w a n t ad to m a k e
l e m o c r n l l c p r l a m a r y to
j e c t t o th e - e n d o r s e m e n t
of
th e
Some one writing of one of Pa lescent hospital nt laiko City wns
James Sharon, at 3 o'clock,
Let freedom ring."
1 r e s p e c t f nil {
D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s n t t h e J u n o 3rd, J u n e 3.-d.
served with dcligh
ganini’s concerts says:
responded to fairly well i\nd there
i
•
.
Friday
ective.
y o u r su p p o rt^
p rim ary .
is to be a box of books, playing
After the buttnc
ItT.NAT NOTICK.
Woman’s Club Dance at Lake
O. OVERS’!
U E O I t U B C. H E R R I N G .
The patriotism of the peoples of >“ Hc
Mary.
cards and other things to be sent
meeting
the guest? I’d
ers Should Klve th e ir
on
the
I 'l l l l t'O l'S T Y J t III
FUlt COUNTY COMMISSION IMl.
[p u stcfflre a d d r e s s as
V n t'im»
soon. Chairman of this work is
tresting games.’
r M m A. P. Connelly and Mrs. S. the Earth is expressed in their n a -! .
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my
1 h e r e b y n n n o u u r e m y caiu H d a c y
heir phone n u m b e r- If
”8 audience Mrs. C. J. Lossing.
to the dining.room
E. Barrett will entertain in honor tional anthems. And not only i Acr0sao„. i|,cn
fo r re-electio n
f o r t h e o f f ic e of f o r t h e o f f ic e o f t'o i in l
1 results. A b u u t one
patriotism but many of the other
w ittiW/ | ! l L »,
After this interesting business
refreshments wer?
C o u n t y C o m m is s io n e r of S e m ln o lu o f S e m in o le , C o u n t y , s u h j J
o
f
M
m
Mauldin
at
bridge
a
t
the
, of a th o u sa n d h a s a
C o u n t y . D is t r i c t No. 1. s u h j u c t to a c t i o n nf th * v o t e r s n t' i
fine
emotions
of
the
soul
are
ex^
ith
clumsy
toUch,
lulc
irst
meeting
a
half
hour
was
spent
so
meeting was enjoj
. and th e o th e rs c a n ’t
Woman'-a
Club
at
3
o’clbck.
t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t ic p r i e r o t i c |i r i m a r y J u n e A* |
|t e w ith
y ou u n le ss
cially and delicious refreshments
The
tendency
of
the
smart
de,
C
antata,'
(Pandora)'direction
of
I.KU
pressed
in
music.
Many
hearts
j
n^trS
n.'’
Thn
nu.li
JO
H
N
O.
m
a
r
y
J
u
n
e
3.
1921.
n
t
T
b
e
Srfw*
f person
your ad d re ss,
. ,
c *naPP«d a »tring. The nudi- were served.
II. U B L E D S O E .
Mrs. J. M. Colclough, students have conveyctl to other hearts th e,
signers to concentrate the trim- wjth Mj„ Eliza£ t ,
- I d u flle e o»
b y Ubt eanllnnnnre
.MUST
F OII lir.l'I IK M H X T J
Threo automobiles of ladies mo nung at one particular p..int is mctto Aven
from- tho gram m ar school.
LlrpSonC > 4 lg * e* M * ii
Delh
I’llll s il K I I I P r .
l Ik r e b y a n n o u n c e nifl
■at v a lid .
Meeting of Sallie Hatrison Chap f t u ,,icrn,0t0nS ^ thC ,nnKUnK°|A nothe/atrokeV oiT .lies another tored to the new regent home on here justified. This white crepe
. •
. 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f tf.s n f o r nt c i n l ic r H o u s e ■r I
the lake
on n tour of * i n-s p e c t i o n . froca is beaded nil over in irriderrb m p U R f t t y a a k
ter of D. A. R., at Mrs.-George
c a h d l d a l e f o r t h e o ffice o f S h e r i f f tlV*« f o r S e m i n o l e ( ' J
it. _m
The art of music
deserve* « With laughter, now the cird
.........................
**•closing
wnue- interest
The following
I o f S e m l n o l u C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o th u t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e v|
Servlcib
l.r« « «
U___
k JSnTf™;
Herring’s
on
French
Avenue,
nt
.
,
---- . oft Vi,T«r,.V
’l scent
heads but at . the side
to the clip)
ma
...
wvvil
1
^
1
Y
V
II*
............
.
tu
n
in
g
D e m o c ra tic p rim a ry . J f
in
evorv university
u m v n n ii.,__
, college
-- 1 - ring.
I D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e . 1924.
after
the
adjournment
the
nm
tr a ln, hy ,)alt crn of black beads is Mrs. J. N. Robson
in
every
and
galleries
8
o’clock.
Regular
yearly
meeting,
-sc
F O ItR I
1 __________________ W. A. T i l , t . I S.
election of -officers,
there should be a department of
. ... Robson.
| overlaid.—
1“
—
—
Once more! The third string sa **
KOI! 4T.KIIK ( titC l'I T 4 0 L'llT.
r o l l COUATY COM!
music, and in every high school
Breedin has received
r
*
Saturday
breaks
its
quivering
strands
,
I
w
i
s
h
t
o
a
n
n
o
u
n
c
e
t
h
a
t
I
a
m
a
I
V
.
"
a
n
n
o
u
n
c
e
political
proposition from om
Tha children’s story hour at the and in every grammar school there
I c a n d i d a t e f o r C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t I , . ' V. n t y C o m m i s s i
And hisses, greet the player as
the
Library a t 2 o’clock.
C o u r t o f S e m l m d e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t r_ Iflli
r
tcurist cities of Fh
should be competent teachers of
he stands.
SPECIAL NOTICE
D istrict .r u m )
louncements
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3rd. • a. G e n e r a nnd ()»«•«
has
induced
him
to
se>
music.
If
we
would
save
our
Cecilian Music Club Piano Re
ivl BY
He stands-awhilu his genius un— • * --- I f e l e c t e d . I p r o m i s e t h e f a i t h f u l t h e a c t i o n <>f t h e
„„ annual, commencement
_
, wcok
. 2in
movi
cital, Superintendent • Lawton wilt young people from the moral par
bereft
The
i)rAnderson
Rr„^i:n nnd h*.i
TAT A S M ItfO n .
p e r f o r m a n c e o f t h e d u t i e s c o n m u r y J u n e 3.
Mrs. Frank E. Jennings, who was
thL
L an n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m a n e c t e d w i t h t h a t office.
give a talk on music. Songs by alysis produced by the suggestive Is calm—one string and Paganini the guest of Mrs. Henry Wight pinm. recital. Complimenting the j itnrium Jj, ^orth A
C. A.
r re - e lre llu n tg
Ih o
\V. I- MORGAN.
Mrs.
Russell,
left.
ness
of
jazz,
we
must
place
In
the
for the Woman’s Club banquet Fri graduates of 024. will be given , tvpra| yean A,
r o il ci.EiiK it i U
1* A s s e s s o r o f S e m i
to i l ta' t roi.i.E iT oit.
in High School Auditorium, Mon- u— __ school room capnble tenchers who
As K
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c ij
He plays. Tho one ’ string’s day evening, is chairman of inters'day
s'. s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c l s H* at 8:
I w i s h to a n n o u n c e t i n t I nm a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e 1
day evening.
evening, May
”
has a remarkable re<
wll lny in the livea of the boys
iDcinocratlO P r i m a r y t o 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
daring notes uprise
national
relations
of
the
Florida
iVcIock.
Vocal
talent
from
StoU
o f th e C ircu it C ou(
studied with many of i
and the girls a foundation for a
3rd. 1924,
Against that storm as if they Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs. i University will
fic e o f C o u n ty T a x C o l l e c t o r o f 'C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to tl
*l-!----A. VAUGHAN.
pitals of the United
University
will
assist
on
this
pr«>.
practical musical education, and
S e m in o le C ounty,
subject
to th e D em o cratic p rim ary I
sought the skies.
Jennings is a woman of great per
a c tio n o f th e D em ocratic p rim a ry
n
short time ago go’.nc r
gram.
I-or
reserved
seats,
phone
II. I l j
III.SIIEH IIV *.
who will also foster in the lives A silfnce falls; then awe; .the sonal charm and her very unusual
I r r .1 of S e in i n o la C o u n t y : t o h e h e ld In J u n e .
months to attend cl.
people
bow,
r
o
i
t
r
o
V
A
T
Y
|
intellectual
ability
has
more
than
JN
O
.
D.
.(IN
K
IN
S
.
»nmm»'-»kiwy»cir ft c a n
, M^ . ani « r s’ Raymond Fox n m . of our young pcpole a pnssion for And they who erst had hissed
Mayo sanitarium, hi i.
'lfJ H o f
S em in o le
tored to Ddylona,‘Sunday.
r i m r o 1) a t i c o M i r t i M i a V u u . j To the Peoph of H*
Hlierl.----"ood music.
are n state-wide recognition, in the ac
Motoring
to
Brooksvilie
Sunday
has
also been of gren a
1
a
m
ft
c
n
n
d
l
d
n
t
i
ret to th u a c t i o n o f t h e
weeping
now.
t h e re b y an n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y j
tivities both in club work nm| thnl
| i r l s i i i t J f T ) ' l ) e h e l d o n f o r r e - c d e c ll o n t o
Mr. anil Mm . Fred R. Wilson in the hospital work ot f* Hrl
t h e o f f i c e o f i J m ine, y o u r sim p .'
The
place
and
the
value
of
music
Sho
of
the
Colonial
Dames
of
Amcricn.
And
when
the
last
note,
trem
hoppingin
Sanford
Saturdnv
D ls- J u n e t h e 3 rd w ill h
If I nm e le c t e d I pledtcc C o u n t y
C
o m m- i s s i o n e r , f r o m
in and has been superirti idmi
- ......
was'•
bling, died nwny.
SAM UEL A f l l
Oii Saturday Mrs. Jennings and and daughter, Miss Frances Clark St.
S e m i n o le
ulllll t h e d u t i e s h f tills t r k ’t N u m b e r P o u r
E- w - Lott of Orlando. in our churches is not appreciat
of
best o f m y a b i l i t y .
m
iwon,
Miss
Wilson
goes
to:
p rMary’s
n'r#^ hospital.
n “ g'twmt th
r im COfATl
tW
*»
motored
over to
F.usSome shouted ‘Bravo!’ Some had »Mrs.
* * Wight
C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t...........
o t h .e a c t i o n of
ed by many of our pcoplu. Discon.
...in,
»»ignc
m
ow
ed
over
to
Eus\
Brooksvilie
to
join
her
gpandmoth.vi,h
'n
r nnd xir, p „k
S
u
b
j
e
c
t
,
o
f
.
I'o
iirx
el
_ _ ■•Wf r K, J I U A P Y .
p
r
i
m
a
r
y
J
u
n
e
3rd
.
learned to pray."
th e D em o cratic
Spending.
Sunday
in
Sanford,
n
tis to attend a meeting of the l^tko er, Mrs. S. A .Wilson, and they 1Monday’for Orla-idn wi
o f t h e Denioi-r.il li- 1
tat rftji.K C T rtn
guest of tne Seminole Hotel, was
l 3 - ‘-He -F. W J I R E L K R .
h e l d J u n e 3rd. I w l l l l
County
Federation
of Women’s | left .Monday
Lincointon, viwiGeor- , lofntp
i.!Ln..a> »or Orlando wl
(
*1•«!%-« This
"'Ll
---1
annul) ncq m y s e l f n r n n - for-4t —..-«rai»vii|
Clubs.
organization
is doing gin, to nttend
, L B. Johnson, o f Euatls.
f o r t h e o f f ic e o f t ’lf
r o i l I'OI.'ATV COMMISSION EH.
the
unveiling
of
a
llir o ffice o f T a x C o lI
splendid things Tn the wav of wel
my
c a n d i S en iln o le C o u n ty
minute C o u n t y , s u b j e c t I I h e re in - a n n o u n c e
Motoring to Deland Sunday was
m u s ic a l p a r a g r a p h s
fare work with the children of
>m of t h e D e m o c r a t i c d -try f o r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r fill f o r t h e n o m i n a l
tl
o
n
.
a
n
d
If
e
l
e
c
t
e
d
!
U t a . K annafch U o u » t a « t o ■p*nd u
1U held J u n e 3 rd . 1924. D i s t r i c t No. 2. S e m in o le
C ounty,
Lake county for their efforts to r a f t
u o \ s . M.
of .ci n r m l
week with her mother, Mrs. Hood.
It. C, Ma XWKLI.
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 , cf ai tiitzhef nu sl h inp d m
son', urcnt.. great,
nr™,, great,
nr™,. grand- ^ , j Dran "t G d L a ^
ward n higher cultu
ln lsirn tM
'mb wiflmmV
GcnT Elijah Ularky
J u n e 3, 1924.
f a i r s of t h e office.
__ e iu b ira* mifiCPVIUHt in I
M’. MKNT F O B S T A T E
__________ L. r. HAGAN
W^eW—M\i?Ic for All—All
__ _
w M1%•
SCI IK
Misa Allio Gillion has returned forMUsrc
spenkfng
of’
thiif
Kffiilr
both’
MrsJ
K m a in iY .
haft
never
been
written.
Wo
can
Music,
r o ll slire riirr.
„ Winter, guests, of .Comfort (V-‘- My, and Mr?t Own arej>t
|c« m y self a c a n d i d a t e
from
Lakeland
where
she
went
for
F
O
B
IM
IOsKC-l.TII
Jennings
nnd
MYs.
Wight
seemed
only draw the veil of pity over- the
Miss Adel Williams, of Milwaukee, ?anford on the ixwi' to Pa
lice of S l a t e
A t t o r n e y T o th e V o ters o f Sem inole C o u n ty :
the week-end.
I b'T Y hA -aupotinuu ^fn v .eu n d ld iicy s e nI sd eofs i rSee mt ol mnnu->j
miserable ending of so sweet u na- impressed by the fine averngo of Miss Adel Willinius. of Milwaukee, to
|<nth J u d i c i a l C t t c u l l i f
Music Week—“Let us give more 4...-d e IT
visit his brother, 1
fu
r
th
e
o
ffice
111
Shi
r
1
ff
o
f
S
e
m
i
ture.
the women who made up its per Wis., have returned to their homo Dean.
WfrJ«i.f0 , J h * D e m o c r a t i c n o le - CouT*7 ,vi«|IM e^««ofSthe v o te rs a c a n d i d a t e fo r t*
thought to music.’'
Returning
froma
pleasant
trip
s i — lield In J u n e . , i t
sonnel,
anyone
of
which
might
well
h
e
ProS.M'lltlllK
in the north. The
Misses
__ ...
,v«va Williams
viiailUUIN
iluuilon of
my
r e c o r d o f th e D em o e rn tlr P rim a ry to tie C o u n t y C o u r t of
to Tampa arc Mr. and Mrs. Fred
in community work.
Within the realms of “Music
____ be n lender
. . ...
Music next to religion is the
icy l« f n v o r l d y c o tis ld h eld J u r e 3rd. 1324. If c irc le d 1 s u b j e c t t o t h e a c t I
-arc
Indies
of
charming
personality NOTICE TO MOVING ’ i i »
Dsiger
and
son.
The
meeting
wns
hold
in
the
au
Land”
lies
(he
country
of
calnv.and
| t o t e and a c t i v e a u p p o r t p ro m ise fo u r y e a r s of L aw E n r r a t l c p r l m a r v J i l l
mind’s greatest solace, also its
nnd hnre made many friends in
TRACTORS.
fo rc e m e n t In n buidneiis m a n n e r by w ill tie a r n t e f u l f.i
..erlntril.
happincsA, where the sky is always ditorium of the Kustis high school Sanford, who arc sorry to have
greatest inspiration. ' th e h e l|i of th e p ro p er
s u b o r d i t h e n o m i n a t i o n
The
City
Commissioner
Mll.I.AIII) n . B a f l T II.
Motoring
tb’
Daytona
Sunday
1
und
ti
delightful
lunv'h
was
served
■blue, the meadows ever fresh -in
them leave,
n a te s o r a s s is ta n ts s a d e a r n e s tly
City of Sanford. Florida, x
E R N E S T F.
were .Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Guthcric
--- -. .blossoms,
..—-—niu| watered
••Iivriv by the at noon.
fragrant
fVTY C O M M IS S IO N E R .
s o lic it th e s u p p o rt uf all la w e n
r i m i-iiA
Military men know the vnlue of j ““River
of Rest.’’ There is no-room
u n e .IriL
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darling.
I .i hir .u k .'' m y s a i i d h l u c y fo rc e m e n t v o te rs o n J*---In the afternoon Mrs. Jennings .In Sanford Sunday on a visit to eelve bids at 3.P. M., May 1‘
**this ‘ vinlo*
_ ____
...v'---*
is i* no-room
*•A• Y
Mtf
1 hereby an n o n
music in camp nnd in action. “The I in
(lion llw ' t h e
.‘f f l e e o f
R
M O N D 1^ A L L E N ,
gave
a most delightful nnd inter Robert Hines was P, D. Rupert, for moving the Vaughan !’.
Marseillaise is worth a million men in this violet beddi'd land for henrt
himissloiiir o f
D i s t r i c t 'r o l l coxstaiii .e o r uih tiuct ' d ld a te fAr re-.eb-c
and other buildings on P.t
Mr*.
F.
O.
(Tufts
and
Miss
Tufts,
1921 us C o n sta b le
ache, it h always spring time, Life. esting speech upon the need of mu of Miami.
lin.ilu CujViilA- s u b j e c t to
to France.” Edison.
AO. I.
and Hughey. St., in said Cr
f
Orlando;
.were
week
end
vis
h
e
r
I.
o
f
Heminn
tual
understanding
us
a
bass
for
v o t e r s 011 J u n e
Pansies
of
happy
Cays
contmuully
T h e re b y an nuunce th at I nm n
clu d e s v o tin g p
W. B WILLIAMS,
ors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stokes.
world peace. Her speech was re ENJOYED
c a n d i d a t e f o r c o n s t a M u of D i s t r i c t In
“The man who disparages music bloom on her fair plains.
2. 3 am i I. 1 w
A (;ooD NIGHTS
C. \V. KNTZ M I N O E n .
City Mai ^er
No. I. s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o c r a t i c 1,
lit
■■—■■■
plete
with
wisdom
and
brightened
Would
you
go
to
this
lily
lined
s
u
p
p
o
r
t
o
f
n
il
v
ol
and
non essential
essential Is
is ; shore? Then follow the tiurple with witty anecdotes. By request,
SLEEP
1-30-5-3-6-10.
„„ *a luxury
iuauijt
unn non
Motoring to De Leon Springs as
Ut \T Y S i llO O I, n O A B O p r i m a r y t o h r h e l d J u n e 3 rd . 1924. N u m b e r I.
*»-----•
anmnu.ro m y s e i t ft e n n - S a i d d i s t r i c t h e l m ; co m p o s e d o f t h e
IL C- (C LAI
Sunday were Miss Ruth . Gillon doing the nation an injury." Wood- clouds ulong some rough pathways Mrs. Wight also spoke on the stu
San“I wish to say that
rs-tlcctlo n a s 11 m e m b e r f o l l o w i n g v o t l i u t p r e c i n c t s :
and Hodson Ball.
NOTICE OP SPECIAL MK1.11
ro it ro ix T Y t
row Wilson.
' it may be nnd steep climbs but one dy of modern drama as outlined by PILLS worked O.' K. on
niy Hoard o f P u b l i c I n f o r d . L u k c M o n r o e ntul Paolo.
I
h
e
r
e
b
y
u
n
n
o
u
n
l
W
A
L
K
E
l
OF STOCKHOLDERS OK - \N
E.
.............
the
literature
committee
of
the
al r l c t
No. 3.
real
glimpse
of
those
"Klysian
couple of hours and the pplns left
Music helps the world to go
f o r C o u n t y ‘ C b tn m ll
(>Seoul .1 a n d v i l l i S I T M d..........
FORD-CORONADO BE.\< l
V T n...........
i l K A T o r P i n - F o u r t h D istrict of [
Stnte
Federation
of
Women's
Fields"
and
for
no
other
joy
would
tktyard Higgins and F. L. Wood........—».■
me at once. I took a cupplc of
through •»»
its u«ny
daily gnnu.
grind. so
So sing
sing
IiMliJ<-ct t b tile a c t i o n of 1 • 0 ,1
s i S« Tr iRt U
i KCTTIO
io A
I.IC ,IN
N.
COMPANY
(Tubs
of
which
Mrs.
Wight
is
a
i v . J t u h j c c t I " lh
fuff
left
Sunday
night
for
Jacksonyour
songs
with
all
your
heurt,
one
forego.
Every
step
brings
to
Iratle P ' l m a r y , J u n o 3rd.
them
in
the
afternoon,
went
to
I h e r e b y n n n o u n c e m y c a n d id n c y
line rerv eit u s a m e m - 1 f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o th e o f f l e e o f J u n e P r i m a r y o f I
ville bn business.
t'will help a lot you’ll find.
men nn unending delight, "Wonder- member.
bed nnd hnd a good night’s deep
Notice is hereby given
Hoard- s i n c e 1919. mid
ous Music Land!"
m i n t y SupeVrntrndent
Superintendent
of P ublic
nnd have slept good ever since, there will be a special meet,
P o T i~ j r s t i c k
- - t - i — 1— C o u n ty .
*tn c h a i r m a n
uf
th e
Coil
and
Mrs.
George
Knight,
EASTERN
STAR
MEETS
n stru ctln u
o f- -Hi-mlnole
uiinuiin
Con Tniei, 118 E. Columbia tho stockholders of Sanford-U
I9t9, e s p r c l p l l y il l s m e
Stephen Foster who composed so
,,..Je c .
t h e t j e m o c r a . l r ■ pprrim ary ' f o rI Jhereby
Mrs. Rasel Sorrell and Jack Lloyd
The Order of Eastern Star held writes
u s t i c e o f Relict
"Four things a man must do If
j u k 1-.m i r e d i f .1 H o a rd
St.,
Fort
Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY ado Reach Company, a corpor.n
many
beautiful
melodies,
of
which
motored
to
De
Leon
Springs,
Sun
a very enjoyable meeting in tho PILLS, a diuretic
F i r s t D i s t r i c t o f Ho
InJ If r e - e l e c t e d I p r o m ho keeps his record true,
»
" 0 ,‘l
w ' I.A W T O N
stimulant for the at the offices ot the Compa
"Old Folks nt Home" is one, ilied
any.
M ■01in :• n t l n u a n n d c o n Masonic
Hall
Inst
we?k.
After
t
h
e
l*|-.i('
e:.
Think without contusion clearly
kidneys, will thoroughly flush the Sanford, Florida, on the 15th
a hcarity patient. It is nearly six
I ’l l l l J l S T D E ' O . . . .
•cialce a s lia s b e e n r e n d w'
■
■
■
the
confering
of
degrees
upon
sev
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e t h a t I nrti
Love’ his fellow mnn sincerely;
r m.my y e a r s o f s e r v i c e .
kidneys and increase their activity. of Slay, 1924, at 7:30 p. lu
t Mra. C. A. Reed returned home ty years ago since this composer of
c a n d i d a t e • f o r t h e o ffic e of J u s t i c e
Act from honest motives purely eral candidates, they were honored
Cl IAS. F. I I A I t l l l S O N .
some
of
our
best
American
folk
the purpose of considering a
o
f
t
h
e
P
e
n
c
e
In
a
n
d
f
o
r
t
h
e
P
i
r
a
t
by a visit from tho Past Grand Pa
from-, Ocala where she has been
H
ELP
Y
V
(leneva. F lo rid a.
Love
God
in
Heaven
securely."
songs died in a charity ward of a
J u s t i c e D i s t r i c t o f H em lnole C o u n
crease
of the capital stock oi i
spending
a
few
weeks
with
her
tron
of
Florida,
Chas.
II.
Ketheum,
Music helps us in this qunrtct of
ty .
W
t h t...»
h e ______
leicad 11ml e f f i c i e n t
fite iiiS W ffV E
11 iin*
Daily Fashion Note ' corporntoin
and an amcuduwi,*
l l„ exeeutiv
e x e c u t iv e o f f i c e r s WANTED—SanrJ
of Key West. After the address
old friends, Mx. and Mrs. S. Pot New York hospital. And now a cndcuvor and obligation.
Ifully a n n o u n c e in y s c l f a s s is ta n c e nn ff tIho
movement is started to pay him
ter.
AtyWVa y b -o t the -rH*rter df ,
Mats fu r th e H o u se of o f th e c o u n ty I p rom ise to do my
of
Mr.
Ketheum
a
social
half
hour.
who arc in na
tribute. Pretty late it scents! And
tire
fro m
S em in o le d u ty w ith o u t p re b n llre .
f’orporatton relating to tha !
wuh enjoyed by
thee for tb
• — OTIUVil
*%
iftjert to th e IYi*nii>cratlc
—
. how much some tangible expression aL“Wo
- I * •thank
..............
of
indebtedness of the corporadeUdeTf*'
fWreMtmcnfs
of
!un- 3. 1924. If elec ted
Returning from Atlanta, Albany of appreciatioQvVW9tiid hjivo'helped
and also a change in the nan
aml.cuke
were served
serv«*d by
he Mr*.
M, punch
,
— — v....u»vn, unn
.caxe were
Cook,
f'>'.iia c o n s tru c tiv e le«1sand
Cairo,
Georgia,
is
M
u
,
W.
#
.
jnvthoae
Ikst
harrf’aifd
sod
years.
tho corporation.
I w ill,
the nocturnes of the breezes in the Mrs. Crawford, Mrs! Rivers and
Ithc hcneflt of th e B reulJlULn; Mys. dlHL bis*'Been ih A t-' Foster's great grandfather came 1trees, tho Idyls of the water in Mrs. Shoemaker who were the hosa tio n , ,w
D
»f 1people
It or
.... pie In
in Siwisui”."
em lm de n.............
EDWARD HIGGINS, Presi.
'lama. Attending Grand Opera.
from Londondery,
Ireland.
His the brooks,
___ , .the
. . . »««|4iiu9uivs
ruphosdies ui
of countcount- tesse«
tK« evening.
4-13-22-29,B-C-13-5tc
••VMIlUl
His
_____
---- _ ----—’WP—
tesses for
for the
loss
bells,
tho
requiems
of
the
north
nidthor was Eliza Tomlinson of ono
je c t
‘ ’"v o u r 'e n d o rse m e n t
Spending
week aa tt the
the Sem
cal and Irav-P
.■■ulna this
inis weex
Sem- of the oldest Maryland families. A wind, the symhpon.es of the deep.
I t ' r i c u v n iissio A F .it
iaole
NOTICE TO BUILDING CON
Visitors to the High School, on
*
u.
m
mnlkht.j
announce ipy c a n d i d a c y gs'lf JESatr«7fU*. r “' -■
in R. Frank Norton, of Kanas woman of high culture and poetic We thank thee for sending the
TRACTORS.
Monday
were
T.
W.
Lawton,
Dr.
I f C o m in lss lo u c r f o r th e
W A N TrEEDI tj*
-S
a lc .
City.
Mo.
Mr.
Norton
ia
here
with
temperament.
Foster,
it
i>
said,
b
S
“Serenade'’
to
the
Schubert,
the
M S S S s * ? DJiCOffTE*
The City Commissioners of i
•J. r n m p r l s l n g t h e t o w n s
Carpenter,
Mr.
Whitworth
and
ic u i
the
Norton
Comedians
a
t
the
Mimuch
resembled
his
mother,
whom
“Spring
Song"
to
Mendelssohn,
the
Knmwf’H
State Attorney.
irk
•*rv. la i n g w u o d . a n d A lCity of Sanford, Florida, will r,
tai« Theater this week.
he fairly adored. He wns timid, "Eroica" to Beethoven, the “Pnth- Judge Householder. Judge Houso|W^N?El>=Yo-q_
rprinas. a n d r e s p e c t f u l l y
C irc u it. Hlftt" 2 l i S , ' *
ceive bids at 3 P. M.. Mondholder went to carry a message to
•import of t h e v o t c r j o f
etique"
to
Tschalkowsky,
the
"Helafter
school.
shrinking
May 12. 1924, for construction
I h.r.iiv nnnnupce myself ns n
f i at th e p r i m a r y t o h e
___ _____j m. mjv i.von ly
modest.in his ways and extreme lchuah" to Handel. We thank thee the students, in behalf of the Elks
______
, npptaranee and .
a
grandstand with seating capci
?, 1921. ■
Club,
to
make
an
offering
of
a
fine
ean d ld a te
for endowing us xvith the minds
W. tl. R A L L A R D .
luciin* Of S em ino le C ounty.
, A d d rta ji in ow n I
of
ono thousand, to be built , i
■ilk
flag
to
the
student
who
would
Judge
H0.na(ic primary, fVervlca',InR
e
,
nKL,, Work ‘
and heurts to hear, to absorb, to
to the or
Democratic
«R
L'v
l 3 p f \ I'll v n i l S S l U A F.lt.
athletic field in said City. Pis
write
tho
bc?t
.essay
on
"Tho
Flag,"
TuftVMUa
Dorothy
Stokes
nnd
of
humb,e
Of
the
love
all
the
great
inspirational
mu
I pledge
mission basis and
f uaniiuncs m y
c n n d l - 1921.
and ’specifications are on file at
the essay to be rend nnd the ting
o u l d y o u n o m i n a t e me.
^-ne' Roberta.
Old Folks at Home," a more ten- sic of the masters.
Cokhty C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r s h_________
pond entirely on J
_____
J . G. S H A RON,
can be seen at the office of tl
to
be
preesnted
on
Flag
Day,
Juno
j
IiUlrh'l-of H e m ln o le C o u n We thank thee for all the beau 14.
„ r \
-------- of Miss I r m a der
lyric of home and its memories
resujts. Box lOOj
F O R S H E R IF F .'
WoekVd
gU8BtB
______
j City Manager, and can be had fro:
(I t a . t h e a c t i o n o f t h e
tiful music in the world." Etude.
1 h e r e b y n n n o u n c e m y s e l f a c a n - HELP WANTEif
|>»t> of PJ24.
i Elton J. Moughton. Architect foe
and
MiA
Charlotte
Smith
were
itn
i,«
f
o
r
r
e
e
l
e
c
t
i
o
n
t
o
t
h
e
o
ff
ic
e
d l d a t e f o r r e - r i c t u . . . . ..........
.
E. It. K 1 I . R E R .
— ----— 1..
Mias
Oswald
nnd m
MU*
G»*- Mrs. F itts and Mrs.
$10.00, All blua to be accompanitRood nppearn
Spending tho afternoon in San
n f S h e r i f f o f Sem inole C o u n t y au h mi*» BetkO
swald and
iss c7r’
"c l e r k OK C O U R T ...... Jijrt tt oo tt hh ee a c t i o n o f > t h e Dem o house to house
by certified check in the sum oi
ford
Monday
wore
Mrs.
S.
Y.
Way
Mitvounr* m y c a n d i d a c y c r a t i.c
vcralty
8
O’clock
Bridge
Club
c p r li m ua r y 10
t o hn e- li»ld o n J u n e mission basis,
5',*
of the amount bid. Succeesfu!
and
two
daughter*.
Miss
Helen
nnd
^
itv
^
loni
sut,on
U
n
Rarnps
A
tp
Hostesses
IfU-e of C le r k o f t h e C lr - 3.
v e ra t ty *
D cU I lc o A I c ilU D lv O fic o
"I f e l e c t e d• fo
t h. c.r - t.e. .r m I
f o er u n ooth
bidder
will be required to furnish
Yulee.
and
Msis
Eunice
DeLancy.
. Seminole C o u n t y , F l o r p l e d g e t o fu lfill t h e d i l ||e a o t t h e for real workers
Is Entertained
i i n to th e d e c is io n o f t h e o f f i c e In t h e s a m e eff ic ie n t m a n n e r care The Sanfoij
a bond satisfactory to City Com
Miss DcLnney hus been n teacher
p rim ary t o h e h e l d o n t h a t 1 h a v e c o n d u c t e d It ID t h e complete inforr
mtssiooen-.. • City Commissioner?
in Orange County for thirty years
Ayleet Fitts and Mrs. MarA D . 19J4. t s t a n d f o r t h a t
s S .'l f S a f s : ? .; , Mrs.
.r ..i .«-■-------* ^ ’
■
The Eight o'Clock Bridge Club and is now • the principal of the
resorvo tb* tight to reject nay or
ability.
past
an-l s e r v ic e In o ffic e .
C. M. H AN D .
was pleasantly entertained by Dr.
all bids aa the best interests of
I Va n c e e . d o i ; i h .a h s WV b *.1 1 U i B,d h<re thl* w»ek.
Saturday
afternoon and Mrs. Caswell at their home on Orlando High Srlmol. Sho ia also
the City require.
aIt. candidate
for
the
office
of
cotm
»-* '
Magnolia Avenue, Friday evening. tv -----W. B. WILLIAMS
superintendent
of
schoils
in
that*
i- - - - ■*•
Avenue in Honor of Mrs. W. A. ' rr
There were three tables
City Manager.
------- -of
- playK**V Vince,
On,a visit ii ford Friday aft- FR**.
VOGUES FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR Elton J. Moughton. Architect.
Sr.
ers and a tthe conclusion of the
etnoofi were
I L_U
Mr. Whitworth, of Callahan,
W. J. Carpen- celebration of her eightieth birth- game it was found that Mrs. Rob
ter, Ed Ca
Paris is featuring town fashions for First National Bank Bldg™
and Mr. HamliA number of Mrs. Fitts’ friends e rt Hines had made high sccoro evangelist for the Jacksonville •mart women, and they are charmingly Sanford, Florida.
t» T O P
ton,. uu
Ham- were Invited, the occasion being the among tho ladies, and Edgerton District, is in Sunford this week. carried out in such l.tbrirs as flannel, 4-30-5-3-6-10.
iUon ;Mr. CarpC anj
PL A '
Patteruon the high
,n
aw
»BJ5eV
fHe
Unlvercelebration of her efdtH^jeth
..............
Whitworth
is carrying
on j alpaca, twill, *-**-ir^ and taffeta. To
^
o
f
F
l
o
r
i
a
a
l
j
^
|
B.
.
„
t
i
i
«
■ity
. «nor:,on
ino high
among .Mr.
mCoting
Methodist
church,
birth-j the
*1 Ae»Ut*(W» Im fa s Or»U'
ia ia e sv ille .
men. Mrs.
Hinesscore
was awardva t the_____
the left u a model in flannel, with Siltov
r * e * r w t t i H am •»
«:*— » ;
ed with a lovely collar and cuff s e t 1
Motoring- to
tbe
front
panel
in
tntin
brocade.
The
S
U
t
s
t n « i IS* M at* *X
it..
1
A
,ter
congenial
hour*
Mr.?>Patterson
with handsome
MUSICAL PROGRAM
were Mr. and
Nolle* Is h*r*t*r «tv*n tl
sleeves arc lengthened wit h deep plaited
i t,u2 •day' of chatting, a salad course was and
u— n--■
. A most enjoyublc music week flounces which flare f.i fan-like beauty lean Fruit tlrow«ra
ahd .Miss w
Ger
Ana
v«rV*vi?
i» /i__
n
1served and the birthday cake was handkerchiefs.
uty
purrhaorr
of Tas CertIt
wh«r* thjy
cut.
Spring llowcrs of nil kinds were i program was given ih tho studio with the motion of the
4rim. T h e lUt.U the «th <l*y *if
_________
—
round
neck
ia
.o’
.3!!ar!c!«, but the neck 1915, h a s It!*?! ssh l r*rtlflc«t* In the decorations used, und Mrs. Cas of Mrs. Munson on tho evening of _______ _
M
r.'i'nd
May
6.
Among
the
ladies
invited
from
—
y- —
-.,—
»• i
and
lace of toiuz ,iiid crystal rervea as on offlvr, and h»s mail* appllcaU e* luf
well served a delicious salad
U .'.a to l»»u* la accordanc*
flown,’ took the t r M r s . Sanford were Mrs. C. M. Berry, course with itundwiches, cheese
Misa Mabel Bowler opened the attraction. Medium size renuires 3
. Kald c*rtlflrat* «m brsr*s t»**
for Jacksonville a ft\ P ala tlu Mrs: Forrest Ijike, Mrs. Alexan balls and an ice.
music numbers with a group of yards 36-inctl i’anr.el and l)-j yard law
follow
Ina i l n t f l M proo*rt>
in Sanford several w nff -been der Vaughan, Mrs. S. ’E. Barrett
folk songs. Piano selections were j7-inch satin hmrade.
atrU In 8-rolnol* county,
Those
enjoying
the
evening
at
it to relatives?n a via- and Mrs. Hattie Hawkins, motorTwill would be exceedingly cmart to -w it: rv « t ** of Dots 3
rendered by Mrs. Margaret H ar
H ow ard i"aoki
l*afkard
inf over from Orlando with Mrs, bridge with Dr. and Mrs. Caswell ris, Fannie Reba Munson, Emily made up alter tha
He model
nuKic io Dtw .i-h. l III.-ok t*.• 1,11
were,Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Woodruff,
?o
il . L '
l W 1’ 1 " " M ' D ’a first ddiL to
.. I.,mil™
------- - At oone
n e side
side atlrcn*
them
Motoring to.Sj. Pal.
Barnes were silt-or eight friends.
Bailey,
Clifford
Shinholsor.
"oourutr,:
oaucy.
Shinholsor,
Luelh
.jjjcv
ur.dtr
twin
t
s
•
*
o
t«
Hat
plaits
hrid
in
«’iir.
Th*
saat
land
h*ini
W
"
day were Judge Jam a Mon- , A remarkable coincidence and i Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Potter, Mr. j Mahoney, M argaret Peters.
The deader n ui-DcIt
«
o( K iU -ouieiiil. “ * th* Hat* ..f iq* isto siu
nnd
Mrs.
Robert
and Harry A. Lappinlharon one of much interest to the many I
bert Hines* Mr. and! Misa Bowler sang, “Calm as the collar are boundrover
wi j a n il luniw low n ! i-*rilrt**at* in |h**a«
be jolaed a t Golden Ldr will friends of Mr. and Mr«.
3- 1Mrs. ilawkina, Connelly.*Miss U k e Night," by Bohm.
------J with silk braid and the l^tuahlln. L'niees
_______..d
sh sll h* r*d**m*d
CripiAn. These gentlJPapt. to know that the mother and fath. and Edgerton Patterson
1 Cornet solos wore given’ by Mrs. long tleevce flare at the wrists. Medium j t a s il**<t will is su e
the reunion ofhave or of both Mr. and Mrs. Fitta have
size requites 211 y.mU 54-ini hauUriaL JD h .ta
. « « • * sHerndon.
s v iiim 'n * *
Robert
lia r of JJuuin * . JL D.
First
. Wax Votoronted passed their eightieth birthday].
- J l i U . . . my official si
Consulting. Engineer for the new
Following the final pr
tni
a
-------- delivers 4he meUge I'
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1924.
There In The World
WRESTLING CARD
WILL BE OFFERED
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
WILLIAMS A I D S
IN D E F E A T I N G
NEW YORK TEAM
His F irst Slant a t Diamond
Ynnkees Defeat Athletics 10 to 5
—Ruth Makes Sixth Home Run
of Season—Boston Wins
Over Senators.
‘‘Rwith
nigh House"
Housi Ross Will Meet
i ’ « “Y»«^ng"
Gotch In Match At
Ybung" Gc
/y n o r r — Good Prrliminarea Are On Rill.
Local fight fans who are nlso in
tonated In the wrestling game, are
looWng forward with a great deal
f interest tq the match which will
a staged here Friday night untfat’ the auspices of the Florida
' .Ijanohal Guard and under the man4T«g<raent of Gus Schmah.,
The
,#xhibition will be held at the nr♦.inory, dhd it is expected that a
j large crowd will witness the first
, ope to bevstaged in this city for
j some timer
if *In the headline attraction locnl
fane-will see in the two partici* . pama, men who arc well known to
erdttone. Walter ‘‘Rough House"
Rom ,* has appeared before local
* sport enthusiasts in the r.o!c of u
t bdXer having met Jack Middleton
Harry Hoyt, infant Son of Waite Hoyt, New York Yankees ’tosser,
i * here,on two occasions. Friends
and supporters of the North Car /as introduced to-baseball by his daddy. His comment on the national
olina scrapper arc eagerly looking jamc was: "Oogle," which means that he’ll be a great pitcher some flay
forwkpd to seeing him demonstrate imself.
ids mat prowess and Ikscertain
Whether he is as good in this sport
as he is at boxing.
The other principal is “Young"
How They Stand | Southern League
Gotch, formerly of Iowa, but now
a resident of Sanford. Recently
ATLANTA, Gn.. May G.— Scor
Florida State L e a g u e .
Gotch appeared in Tampn against
Won Lost Pet. ing two runs in the first inning,
Frank Hockman to whom he was
forced to forfeit the match after Orlando .................. 15 7 .082 d g f r in the second and two in the
ha had been injured. Gotch is well Lakeland .............1.. 15 8 .652 eighth, against the two scored by
known here having officiated in St. Petersburg ....... ...13 10 ,566
several of the boxing exhibitions Bradentown ........... .10 13 .435 Birmingham in the first, the At
/h eld under the management of Tampa .................... . 1 0 13 .435 lanta rnckers won Monday's game
G 10 .250 12 to 2. A homer with the bases
Billy Dawson and ho has many Daytona ..........- ......
National League.
friends here who will1watch with
full, n two bngcr and n single by
Won Lost Pet. Hillis were the features of the
interest his work on Friday night
Both men have records that are New York ...................13
game. Score:
worth of mention. Gotch is the Cincinnati -------—..... 13
Birmingham ... 200 000 000—2 7 3
former light-heavyweight cham Chicago .—........— ;...ll
Atlanta .... 280 000 02x—12 13 3
plon of the world. He is a nephew Pittsburg .................. f>
Rntcs, Williams nml Robertson;
of the late Frank Gotch, the best Boston ........................ 5
McLaughlin nnd Haworth.
of them all and it was from tho Philadelphia ...—........ 4
latter and Farmer Burns that he
Mobile 5, Little Rock 3
American League
received his wrestling training. He
MOBILE, Ain., May 0— Mobile
Won Lost Pel. won the single gnmc scheduled for
has met some of tho best in the
G .617 this trip of the Little Rock Club to
country and numbers among vic New York .......... .......... 11
8 .566 Mobile Monday 5 to 3. Score:
tories, some of the top-notchers. Detroit ............... .......... 10
He Is said to be in fine shape now Boston ............... ....... 8 7 .535 Little Rock .. 200 000 001—3 2 1
H .52.1 MObile ........... 001 310 OOx—5 8 l
Chicago .............. ____ 0
for his coming match.
....... 7 8 .407
Cash,
Roberts and Lnpnn;
Ross is perhaps as well known Cleveland .....
10 .441 Wilfze and Devormer.
for his wrestling ability as for his St. Louis.............. ........8
ring skill. Fans know what a te r Washington ...... ....... 8 10 .411
Chattanooga 7, Nashville 1
ror he is in the ring and they pre Philadelphia ...... ....... 6 10 .373
Southern League.
CHATTANOOGA. Tend., Mny fl
set that Gotch will have his hand.)
Won Lost Pet.
_kR it he defeats Ross on Friday
...15' 4 .789 —Chntnnoogu hit iLndstrom hard
i night. Of late Ross has met no Memphis ..........
Monday and easily defeated Nash
one In the wrestling a rt but he an A tla n ta .......................... 11 7 .011 ville
7 to 2. Roe was wild but
nounces from Jacksonville that ho Mobil® ...................... . ..11 9 .560 was
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Orleans
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fast catches shut off runs. Score:
Nashville
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.429 Nnshvillc ....... 000 001 010—2 0 :j
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ry Londos and likewise Johnny Birmingham
.200
Chattanooga
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4
Kilonls, both of whom were hard
men to bent. Both of these were
k conquered by Ro«i within the past.)
few months. »
As a semi-final wind-up, Collie
Biggers, local mnt celebrity, is
matched with Bill Hnmnnmd of
Ocala. Two other preliminaries
will be on the bill in addition to
a battle royal between five negro Extenflive'Construction Program la
huskies.
Contained in Itephrt By Pres
ident Murphree to - ' ' *
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O LD STREET IN
BOSTON IS SOON
TO BE WIDENED
T I G E R S DEFEAT
W H I T E SOX BY
BUNCHING H I T S
Gets Home Run Whjle,-Rmt of
team-mates Round G iahtJ’itehera Hard—Cincinnati Wins •
Over Chicago Cubs.
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BOSTON, May 0.—Sunlight hn.t
returned to Governor's Alley, which
for 91 yenrs hns been known to
Boston as Province Street. The lit
tle .narrow thoroughfare, with it*
15-inch sidewalks on either Bide,
runs through a part of the city
rich in tradition. Crossing from
Brnmflcld street to School street,
parallel to Washington and Trcmont streets, the old roadway may
be best rcniombercd by visitors by
the picturesque flight of stone steps
leading down to it from ono end of
Bosworth Btreet.
The street is now heing widened,
letting in ' the sunshine where for
PHILADELPHIA, May G. —
Taking n close game from New
York by a one-run margin, Phila
delphia today emerged from the
cellar of the National League
race. The score was 8 to 7. "Cy"
Williams aided his mates to vic
tory with a home run in the first
inning with two on base.
Score by innings:
New York .. .031 012 000—7 17 2
Philadelphia .301 300 lOx—8 15 2
Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2 .CINCINNATI, O., May 6.— Cin
cinnati scored a 4 to 2 victory over
Chicago today when Jacobs walked
Cavency with the bases full, forc
ing in the winning run.
Score by innings:
Chicago ....... 011 000 000—2 8 2
Cincinnati
000 200 001—3 6 2
Brooklyn 11, Boston 4
BROOKLYN, Mny G.— Brook
lyn made it two straights with
Boston today by pounding Mc
Namara and Lucns for 16 hits to
win by 11 to 4. Wheat got a homer,
a double and a single in five timeti
at bat, making 10 hits, including
three home runs In the last 13
times up. Fournier mnde two cir
cuit clouts, his season's to five.
Score by innings:
Boston ......... 110 000 002— 1 9 2
Brooklyn ......... 200 023 22x—10 1
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If li v i n g , o f t h e e s t a t e of J o h n W. l i v i n g , O. W . S telff. am ) w if e , E m S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h e 2nd d a y o f
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o f t h e t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e h ill o f
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nnd
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t i e s n r e d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g W. R a m s e y . If l i v i n g ,
W itn e ss my h an d nnd th e seal o f'
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c e a s e d , W i l l i a m O. A n d e n r i e d . d e c e a s e d . a m i If d e a d ,
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c e a s e d : o r o t h e r w i s e , in an d to th e
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w h i c h t h e C o u n t y of S e m i n o le w a s
f o r m e r l y a p a r t . In P l a t R ook T w o
(2 ) o n p a g e f o r t y - t h r e e ( ( 1 ) , s a m e
Welcome.—Local packing house
here shipped 92 cars of fruit during
the season just dosed.
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where the grow ers and shippers have the spirit o f workmg for and with each other.
Of the Co-pperatiye Associations about their '^ jjie s s
this season and in other seasons and if you a re n o t a
member w rite to the Associations for their plans.
HARRY WALSH, Sales M anager
A A A A A
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Celery F arm
Sumtcrville.—Shipments nre fast
going forward of one of the largest
and best cucumber crops 'grown
in this section in many years. The
prices arc good.
CHICAGO, May (1. — Detroit
bunched hits today and defeated
Chicago 8 to 5, Ilarry Heilmann
leading the Tiger assault with
four j hits In five times a t bat.
(The development th at is more than a Subdivision
Barrett’s one hand catch of Cobb's
A Tow nsite)
line drive and his throw to tho
r , F & ^ bliae •
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‘ Tfrttlf anti m&rc (ban wb'Vcprescnt' ft to^be as an ideal
Score by innings:
walls. Landmarks have gone by
site for Summer Homes on the Seashore, or for Invest
D etro it............. 110 014 010—18 0 the board in the work of improve
ment purposes.
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Chicago ...
003 001 001—5 9 2 ment. A pathetic old sign, “ Pro
vince Inn,” which once stood for
Home-folks Introductory Sale Day th at was w ide
N«w York 10. Philadelphia 5
mirth and joviality, liquid and oth
NEW YORK, Muy G.^Ncw York er refreshment, which, clung to a
ly advertised over the State for Thursday the 17th,
won an easy victory .doin' Phila partly dismantled wall to the last,
delphia here today, smashing three was one of the landmarks tA go. - was a SPLE N D ID SUCCESS. Over three thousand
people attended. And we rep ea t:" T h ey cam e; th ey
Athletic pitchers for 1G hits and
Unless efforts being made to
winning by 10 to 5. It was tho save them proyo successful, the
saw ; they B ought.” And the result is that NEW
seventh straight defeat-for' Phila old stone steps, surmounted by
SMYRNA BEACH is today more widely known and
delphia. Ruth’s homer in the firat theif ornamental iron arch and
boosted than ever before. The area of demand has
Inning, his sixth of the. aeaaon, lam p,' are doomed to go also.
started New York ofT to a three . Tho old street for 130 years bore
bec/i grpatly widened.,
^
run lead.
the name Governor’s Alley, up-to
Score by innings:
the time of the hcange to ProvinceNEW SM YRNA1 BEACH comprises 315 acres of
Philadelphia 000 000 230—5 9 4 Street in 1833. It was then made
i
Seashore
property, ideally located for convenience, and
New York ....300 102 40r—10 16 1 a "modern street" with its 15-inch
with
one
of
the best Beaches on the CoasL Lots front
sidewalks and cobblestone .pacing.
Boston 8, Washington 3
ing on paved streets w ith five foot cem ent Bidewalks
Originally it was a country lane.
BOSTON, May G.—Boston hit After the royal governor's who
can yet be bought fAr as low as $450.00; one-half cash
three Washington pitchers hard to- came from England, tef rule the
and deferred paym ents over two years at 6% interest.
day and won, 8 to 3. The fielding colony of Massachusetts, had de
an dhitting of Flagstead, Wambs- scended from their carriages at the
ganas and Lee were .features. Rice Province House on what is now
FREE BUSSES —
F REE LUNCH
left the game after being struck Washington street, the horses were
on the kneo with a- ball pitched by driven around to the stables on
At 12:15 Thursday, a free bua will leave Sanford, from
Ferguson in the sixth.
“Governor’s AHey". Now, the slice
Union Pharmacy, for New Smyrna Reach. Make your reserva
Washington .. 002 200 001—3 10 4 is cut from what once was the
tion at once.
,
Boston ....... 012 120 20x—8 13 1 governor’s apple orchard.
On this site the first Catholic
Cleveland. 5, Ht. Louis 3
church
to be erected in Boston was
N EW SM YRNA W H E R E SU M M ER B R E E Z E S BLOW
CLEVELAND, May 6.—Edwards
outpitched Kolp today and Cleve built in 1788. Nearby was the
land defeated S t Louis 5 to 3. Second Universalist church in
Manager Speaker was out of the 18I7( and it was there'that the re
Buy Now and Build For Your Summer
game because nf influenza. Mc nowned Rev. Hosea Ballou was
Nulty, former Ohio State Univer ordained and preached. The en
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sity captain, took his place and trance from Bosworth street was
once Montgomery Court, named in
made two singles’ and a double.
honor of General Montgomery who
Score by innings:
St. Louis .... HI 000 000—3 10 1 lost his life when he tried to take
Cleveland..... 010 031 OOx—5 14 0 Quebec.
It was on Bosworth street that
Oliver Wendell Holmes lived when
PIONEER RESIDENT DIES
he wrote, "The Autocrat of the
SELLING AGENT?.
5VILLE, May 6.'_C. J. Breakfast Table." Bosworth street
144 South Beach St.
910 Main S treet
ve of Georgia, is dead itself, up to 100 years ago, ‘had
been occupied by the gardens of
k.*(ere after lon(
DAYTONA
Canal S treet
DAYTONA BEACH
fashiortabie mansion* in Tremont
mort«* county. ‘
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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WANTED
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LEARN ABOUT Folk County nnd
FOR SALE
Lakeland, through tho Star-Tele- FOR SALE—DeSoio paints and
I'OII STATE KEVATOII PltON T1IH
gram. Best advertising medium In
mf. m iik r o r sc h o o l h o a r d . i
A1.1ETHENTII HEXATOlllAI,
vanrishej at Sanford Noj&tty FOR GOOD W O K k p a tr o n ise S ta ll J
South Florida Published mornings. Works,
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Home Cooked Meals. Two blockl , •*,
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Will sell h u siness district.
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PHOENIX HOTEL.
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FOP. SALE—Egry cash register.
F<m no t i n t o f i’i iii.ic,r i.\i«Hn! o t a n J a t t o r n e y In t h e N i n e
nld, South Georg in’s greatest 910 cash. Herald office.
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newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
PARTIES interested in
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y
fyehia
Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill b e g r e a t - fl 'r •‘’■■eiecti >n us m e m b e r o f th e
first class butter, write to Karl
weekly nnd Sunday Classified rates F o rt SALE — Remington type
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B o a rd of
P u b lic
Inatru ctlo n for
writer,
writer, with
wun wide
wiue carriage,
carnage, in
m Stauffer, expert Swiss dairyman,
10c per line. Vrayeross Journall e w i s O 'B r y a n .
S e n tin o la C o u n ty . F l o r i d a ) • r e p r e 1icrnld, Wnycross, Georgia.____ in H erald office *25
s e n t l n t t S ch oo l D is t r ic t No. 2. of
lrMlu,r*j Sanford, in care of S. Rapp.
K1H HTATH A1TORN KT.
hereb y 'n n n o u n e n
m y c m n l l - S . m l n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o t h e
TO
REACH
thlfprosperous
farm
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y to he h e l d on
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SALE—pairy and stable.
a»c> f " r t h e o f f ic e o r S t a t e A t t o r
era nnd fern growers of Volusia FOR
J u n e 3 rd, 1321
; n e y f o r t h e S e v e n t h J tu d lc i u l C lr
manure, car lots. Unk « D .,. ROUSES f o r r e n t
county
advertise
in
the
DeLand
C H A R A. D A L L A S.
c u l t tif F l o r i d a , a u li je c t t o t h e D e m
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Dally N e « , rate ic per w ord^ash ^ B o x _ 2 4 « L _ T .
o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to be h e ld J u n o 3, P o l l MKWIIk H SCHOOL HOARD.
BOARD and room\bcst in town, FOR RENT—7 room house. In
1321.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a o a n with
order.
J . A. S C A R L E T T .
d Ida to f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to t h e o f f i c e
quire owner, 11th St. and Elm
A LITTLE' WANT AD in The prices right. Lincoln Hotel.
m.
o f m e m b e r of t h e B oard of P u b l i c
fo r county r tn n t issio n g u .
But
,
Herald will bring you big re FOR SALE—Long leal yellow Ave. A. S nyder.________ .
In stru ctio n ,
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D i s t r i c t No.—1 - i . f S e m in o le C o u n t y ,
sults.
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you have stored away and have or $27 M. Sanford. W. B. Jones,
Magnolia Ave., near Gables.
Osteen. Fla.
o f S e m in o le County, a tt b le c t to t h e In he It,'Id on J u n e 3rd, 1924.
no
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for.
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thirty-cent
ad
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may bring J'ou several dollars. F Ot-sten*|i>tl
R E N T — N ic e ly
fu rn ish ed
J u n o 3, 1924.
TO Till: VOTERS OF TIIK lr f l l
Iruvi'x.
A lso
four
limix* f o r r r n t d u r i n g s u m m e r ,
Phone HH ami a representative c h a i r *_fur 11ale. i n t i My r t l e Ave.
JFOHK M E l SCI I.
SEA \T Oil IAf. DISTRICT.
w i t h h o u s e a n d g a r a g e . 201 E a s t
!will cull to sec you.
A fte r due co n sid eratio n . I h a v e
FOR IOIATV IMtOSKCl TING
FOR SALE—Nice baby carriage. F i f t h S t r e e t .
■leclded to b e c o m e a c a n d i d a t e f o r
ATTOHNKY.
FLORIDA—ORLANDO—
Orlando
fll8 Oak Ave.
F u l l K E N T — pm* ro om , too M m
I w i s h to fupm unCu t h a t I s lia P r e - e l e c t i o n to t h e S t a t e S e n a t e
ntornng Sentinel; largest classi FOR SALE—One piano cheap for
Ave,
b e a c a n d i d a t e * . f o r t h e o f f ic e o f f r o n t t h e 19th S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t ,
fied business, rale lc n word, min c«3h. Apply 309 W. Second St.
C o u n t y P ro s e c u f ln d r A t t o r n e y , s u b c o m p o s e d of G rantee. S e m i n o le a n d
imum 21c ensh with order.
j e c t t o the' e n d o r s e m e n t
of
t h e O s c e o la C o u n tie s , s u b j e c t t o t h e
D e m o c r a t i c v o t e j s a t th o J u n e 3rd. D e m o c r a t i c p r l a m a r y to ho h e ld
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gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest HOUSES WANTED
G E O R G E C. H E R R I N G .
M. O. O V E R S T R E E T .
classified medjunt, rate cash .09c
FOR RENT
F O R COUNTY ',£0914! MS ION E R .
F O It COUNTY J I T M 1 E.
charge. 10c per line, minimum
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o f S e m i n o l e P f S e m i n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o tlie
MAINE—Waterville, Morning Sen
furnished bungalow ,by respon
C o d nty ." l t l s ^ r 1
I, a u b j u c t t o a c t i o n o f t h e v o t e r s a t t h e D e m o - '
th e b rtlo n o t
tinel. Thousands of Mnino p4*>- WANTED—Bungalow wanted by sible party. I nanswering this ad
o t o c r u t l c i n l - c r a l l c p r i m a r y J u n e 3.
m a r y J u n e 3*
ple are interested in Floridn prop responsible family. Must have be sure to name price wanted, com
JO H N «i. LEONA If DY.
BLEDSOE.
erty.
Reach them through the three bedrooms and be well lo plete description of property In
FOR Itr.PIIESENTATIV II.
FOIt SIIEHIFr.
Sentinel. Rate card on applica cated nnd comfortably furnished. cluding
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e not c a n d i d a c y
number of bed rooms and
h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f d a u f o r m e m b e r H o u s e of [ l e p r c s e n t u tion.
Address “Bungalow,” care .The exact location. Address “Resident"
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h o o f f ic e o f S h e r i f f t l v e s f o r S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
___ BEACH COUNTY—The Sanford ellrnld.
o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e t,n th o a c t i o n o f t h e v o t e r s a t t h e
PALM
care The Sanford Herald.
i Democratic primary June. 1924.
scene of stupendous development'
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3.
F o i l R E N T — T w o ro o m f u r n i s h e d
-TV. A. T I L L I S.
FORREST LAKE.
Rend about it in the Palm Beach
a p a r t m e n t , lo w e r F o u r t h S t r e e t
FOli'Cl.KItK CIRCUIT COURT.
an il u a k A v en ue. P h o n e 260-3.
Post. Sample copy sent on re1 w ish to anm m n ci* t h a t I a m p , 11)11 C4IUNTY r m n i l l H I O M t l l .
I .-h ereb y a mi o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y
nuest
c an d id a te for C l e r k ‘ of th e C ircu it!
WANTED iiOUSLS—By many
u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r th e
C o u r t of S e m i n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t fFoirf t hC o D
TAMPA,
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A partm ents
Times, the great home dnily, ford. If you want to rent your
I f ele c te d , I p r o m i s e t h e f a i t h f u l lit, G e n e r a nml O sceola, s u b j e c t to
th e D em o cratic p r i
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of t h e d u t i e s
c o n tmh ae r ya cJt ui onne of
tin a p e r f o r m a n c e
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charge 23c cash with order. Write ald want ad and you will reach
t h e n e c t e d w i t h t h a t o ffice.
others
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those interested.
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F O R V l .F .l t K C IR C U IT C O U R T .
lecisFOR T A X 4 01 .L E C T O R .
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I hereby announce th a t 1 am a
fy t o
T w ish to a n n o u n c e t i n t I a m a
a a e o l a Is b e g i n n i n g t h e g r e a t e s t d e
c a n d i d a t e f o r r o - e l e e t l o n t o t h e o f c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e office of C l e r k
v e l o p m e n t In G lu r l d a 's h i s t o r y ; a page for ijuick service.
IN .
fic e o f C o u n t y T a x C o l l e c t o r o f o f t h e C irc u i t C o u rt of S e m i n o l e
h a i r m illio n d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o t h e SMALL HOME located near hike
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fin is h e d ; a t w o
desired by small family used to
o p ti o n of tile D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y In J u n e . 1321.
m i ll io n d o l l a r b r i d g e a c r o s s K s e u m II. II. C H A P P E L L .
Use
Them
for
Results
t o b e h e ld m J u n e .
1 bln H ay s t a r t e d : q n n r t r r
m i llio n caring for nice things. House must
JN O . D.__J I N__
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d o l l a r o p e r a h o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u c be well furbished and be conven
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FOR COUNTY JI lit,It.
t i o n ; t w o m i l l i o n s b e i n g s p e n t o n iently located. Give location, price FOR R E N T F O R C OC N T1 C O M M IS S IO N E R .
T o t h e P e o p le of S em in ole, c o u n t y :
h l g h w n y : g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r liv e
I hereby an nou nce my can d id a cy )
1 nm a can d id a te
fo r
l.ounty
TWO room ap artm en t, downtown
d e v e lo p e rs to get
In on
g r o u n d and full information when writing
fo r re-electio n to
th e
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o f ! J u d g e . y o u r s u p p o r t an d v o t e on
flo o r.
W r i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t Box 131, Sanford. Florida.
C o u n ty
C o m m issio n er
from
D l s - j J u n e t h e 3rd w ill be n n n r e c l n t e d .
business
section. $25 monthly to
m e n t T h e |V n « n c o la N ew*._____
trlct N um ber F o u r
of
S em in o le
REAL ESTATE
S A M U E L - A II. W IL K IN S O N .
ROOMS FOR RENT
responsible party. Inquire at San
C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to t h e n d t l o p o f
t v K S T " VI ItG IN l A—T 'l a r k i d i u r g . TinF O R COUNTY J I 'I IG K .
th e D em o cratic
p r i m a r y J u n e 3 rd .
C lark sb u rg
E xp o n en t, m o rn in g
S u b j e c t , of c o u r s e , t o t h e a c t i o n
ford Herald office.
Miscellaneous
1921.
room with
We wunt you to look over our I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m o r n i n g Is sue.
o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r l m u r y t o he FOR RENT—A nice
__ ________ R_ F. WHEELER.
h e l d J u n e 3rd. I w ill Ini a c a n d i d a t e
parlor, music nnd dancing. A ■Celery Farms listings before buy- I c e n t p e r w o r d , m i n i m u m 31c.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. . f o r t h e o ffic e o f t ' o u n y t J u d g e «>f fine lobby and smoking room, fin- lug We wilt save you money.
TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of NO PLACE like .home—that’s the
1 hereby a n n o u n ce
my
c a n d l - S e n itn o lo ColintV. I s h a l l h e g r a t a way you feel if you board and
Florida real citato advertise in
d a c y f o r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r f u t f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n a n d e l e c ost large norch in town. A good
l i t D i s t r i c t No. . 2. S e m i n o l e
C o u n t y , tio n , a n d If e l e c t e d I n s m tr e t h e hot and cold bath, and a meal that FOR SALE—House and lot close the St. Petersburg Times. One cent room nt tho Lincoln Hotel.
s u b j e c t to t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y , c i t i z e n s h i p of S e m i n o le a f a i r a n d will suit you. It's where the homo in, $3,0U0.
cent a word dally, two cents a word BEST TABLE board in the city,
f n l t h f n l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of t h e a f folks stny. Rates, room $3.00 petf
J u n e 3, 1924.
$7.1)0 per week. Lincoln Hotel.
Sundays.
L. P. HAGAN.
f a i r s pf t h e office.
week and up. * Board $7.00 per: ^OR SALE—b aero celery farm
H C H E L t .E M A IN E * .
FOR S IIR R IF P .
LOSTAND FOUND'
L with tl room house in finu condiTo tho-Voters of Sumlnole County: F O II I ' l l ItaK U U T l Nil ATT4IHN HY week. Lincoln lintel,
Q
1 b' t«liit.JiU»ouiiwiMntv_cnmUdiiry
I d e s i r e t<> ntiviom ire to t h e c l t l - COOL furnished rooms fdfSWfirfttr thlii. 1 Easy terms.
to <eep:
»w*
(up the irfflcs iiL SbLflQi of Seml- sen*, o f S e m i n o l e , G o i m t y H int I n m
the ifermow»;» w B “Marm)ttiT'rtye.*
• •*
r,......... . VA‘
“
■reasl' VflH' *fhe U’tjles""b^ nbi
>eCfU!f*)L'S*»liie^**i)*the voters ik. c a n d i d a t e fo r D m- tio n d rm tln ii to
a umLic
yDR SALE—lf> acres. 1- acres all
of the Democratic Primary to bo tic I 'r n a c c t i t l n g t t t o r h e y f n r t h e A
rending the classified pages of]
HOME tib..
like plnce, _______
roqma withA.in.*tiled,
A No. 1 condition; easy your daily newspaper. Herald 1
held Jure 3rd. 1924. If elected I C o u n t y C o u r t o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y ,
or
without
board,
best
table
*,
promise four years of. L a w En s u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n of t h e D e m o board, $7.00 per week. Lincoln terms.
•1I1A :
want ads contain many interesting
forcement In a lnj"lne#s manner by c r a t i c p r l m n r v . J u n e 3rd. 1921. t
p i.
itges. It
J will pay you to read
the help of the proper "subordi w ill In* g r a t e f u l f o r y o u r v o t e a m i Hotel.
MODERN hungalow, dose in, Well messages.
nate* or assistants and earnestly t h e n o m t n a t l o n
them •xlallrr
T.W.0
lufht
houaukeepinir
rooms
r
loeaU‘
7
1,
easy
terms.
\
.
JJBXKtUI*-■!•*. • Ht^MSHfiLOKRt
solicit Ih» support
. _ of all law JTDl-, .
/.OST—One 33x5 truck ^ tiro be
with bath room' privilege,'hot
roiNterttvnfr"vmrrC'hrir
"vm erd?
'Jiltin"Irif.
FOIL rHiVHTAIll.lt.
It. C. M A X W E L L
tween Sanford and Knlnmnzoo.
RAYMOND I- AI.HHN.
j her.'h} 'announce my,,,lf a can and cold water, $6.00 per week. 5-ROOM house, new, about three
Schelle M aines
. ..
________
__ P Ion
V Orlando road, Finder please notify Bo 11x. Her
POIl CONBTAItl.K OF" DISTRICT d i d a t e f o r r e - v 'i r t l o n >111 J u l i e 3rd. Lincoln Hotel..
miles out
Real
Estate
1921 on i ' o n s t a b f e o f D i s t r i c t N u m BEST ROOM and board in Sab- $rB00; easy terms,
NO. I.
ald._______
___
_
(_____________
T h e r e b y a n n o u n c e t h a t I n m a b e r I, o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , w h i c h
and
LA W YER -J*.
LOST—Black leather handling, be
ford; rates $10.00 per week and
c a n d i d a t e f o r c o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r i c t Ineluile* v o t i n g p r e r l n r t * N u m b e r s
I w ill a p p r e c i a t e t h e up. __
,U you want a city lot, a Ruburtween Sanford and Orange City,
No. I. s u b j e c t t o t h o l)«*mocrutlc 1, 2. 3 , nm l I
Insurance
Lincoln
Hotel.
«:• — Court B o o m
>Aiin p r i m a r y t o h e h e l d J u n e 3 rd . 1924. s u p p o r t of all v o t e r s In D i s t r i c t
containing gun, bathing suit, etc. SA N FO RD ,------ FLORIDA
con- S a b i d i s t r i c t b c ln i f c o m p o s e d o f th o N u m b e r 1.
^ 7 -\h J.
Finder notify D. B. Hodge and
•m h « r follow ing v o tin g p re c in c ts :
R. C. (CLAUD) WHITTEN.
San
receive reward.
JO
f o r d . L a k e M o n r o e n n d P a u lo .
F ail COUNTY COMMISSION I ’ll .
i I
to . if 3,
E. E. W A L K E D .
I h e re b y nnnouuee my can d id a cy
LOST—Many valuable articles arc
ltd
I at
is s io n e r fo r
th e
l o u of I F O R SI P E M N T F N D E N T o f i * u n - fFoor u rCt ho u nDt yi s t rCicotm m
lost
every
day.
In
many
instan
nlshed apartment, preferably
^ “1!
■<‘e .ur,. We give you
of S e m i n o le C o u n
George A. DeCJottes
.,1.1 ,
L i e IN S T R U C T I O N .
3rd
ces the finder advertises them in
H u h jr c t to t h e a c t i o n o f t h e
i t m - t J3 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y C d n dld acy ty .
Attomey-at-Law - .W 2fS.„rtom
ta u Her-,
t e n ., ^ ^ S ^ t U N
_
a n d fur* r e - e l e c t i o n t o th o o f f ic e o f J u n o P r i m a r y o f 1921.
section. >Addreka
“B,” care
. O L a ’^ k t T Y CO.. The Sanford Herald. If you have Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
C. L W E S T .
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Seminole County
Seminole
Hotel
Annex.
either
lost
or
found
anything
It
9
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e
S
aid.____'
f *5
1_____Sdhtlnplej
i t7it~jt s r ic i: n i' i’EAi'E
of
H cm ln o lo Gotirtly. *
IfUte I n s t r u c t i o n
might
pay
you
to
run
u
little
nd
on
j
l u k
FO
Itj.R
ESrX
toul
Vtiom
with
but
FOR
SALjy—
fijtcres,
70
Citrus,
38
\'7
V
ark")tTras.—
Phone
4IS
t17 ‘Varlu* Ktr ns«
t h e r e b y a n n o u n c e nty c a n d i d a c y
in fit S u b ject to t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r t m r t r y
f o r J u s t i c e of P e a c e In a m i f o r th o
id cdld
B^th privileges
peach, guava, fig,
fl| this nnge. Phone it to 148.____
and
et(ld water, llgth
prlvilcK*'.'' pear,
|)0»r. mulberry, •peach,
b e ta o r
f€
U r o m - 1 t i,
Sanford,
■
■; Florida
.2 0 9
Mmj ■
F i r s t D i s t r i c t o f S e m i n o le C o u n tv .
' Pigth stri-et.
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|UENT — j'Virnl«h*rf' ro(>ra>-rooni’bungalow. Barn. Bmull take,
NEEDS OF THE HOUR
What are the needs of the hour—the
most imperative demands of home or busi
ness?
Do you seek a new house, apartment or
flat?
Would you like to move to the country,
the mountains or seashore for the summer?
Is the cook leaving, and would you
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing and capable?
Are skilled office workers needed in
business?
Are additional helpers necessary in
store, factory, mill or office?
Are you out of work and* in need of
pleasant, profitable employment?
Are you desirous of supplementing you!
income by part time work in some congenial
lixje of endeavor?
Would a profitable business venture in
terest you?
Have you lost or found some article of
value?
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell
ing, renting, exchanging?
In the solution of all these needs of the
hour and scores of
that are just as im
perative.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
WHIDDOK & HODGES
--------- An*4 -
erv ico. ■ ',1 'J i e r e h y a n n o u n c e t h a t J nm a
ION.
c a n d i d a t e ■f n r t h e b f f l c s n t J u s t lea
Iijrlda. o f th,v. P e a c e lit -n n d f o r tin* F i r s t
... .tjstrlet
of Hemlmde Coun
'Justlfli*
I
nolla A?ehm .er ftet' r ' P
8 acres, 299,citrus, 310
RENT—Room find board Mr
55 apple, pear, pecan, mulH.B. Lewis Co. .
HELP W ANTED FOR
two, $8 per-_ week.— 500
Holly 1 ----------- peach,
plum, cherry, fig.
.
--------------------- *- — d
ty.
With
the
I*gad
and
efficient
rysclf
Avenue. Mrs. R. V. Thompson. ■ \ "“Pay", pommegranato and per- At 107 Park Ave. Fhone 349
ISO o t assistance nf the executive offlrers WANTED-r-Sanford business men r n h r 'r r .^ i- b n .t
simmon trees. Guavas nnd strawu l furnished roomtt for rent for
m lnole of the rounty I promlsa to do my
who are in need of competent ( uthesum
preludlce.
m
er.
318
Magnolia
Ave.
lRrric8- BhailL trees, pul ms, shurbDcratle duty wlthhul
K G. STRINGFELmW.
help -f»bouIa read tho classified
I bery nnd flowers. Soft wuter, !i
• hftried
.N
O
T
IC
E
FOIt
RENT
Rooms.
Wouldn’t
{
mile dopot, church, store, packing
page of The Herald. There’a no
leglst w ill 1-e a c a n d i d a t e fo r , r e n ^ m l- . rcasbn/for sending out-of-town for
mi
Ig reu l7,0V
“ble
to
uso
the
money
scR
W. at Bantord.,
v ■ •;
1111In ole n a t ion f» r t h e o f f lc o o f . H U t e T A t - help, when tb e r. is probably iuat t w d .by ronring that.vacant room I hpm> pouftrr, fodfs. Modern to
» Q |||n
in
n * a li* T
HP U . . _ .
—
. .
_
.
to *waste?
There aa Brne I' room “ furnished
housv, garage, . H. B. Lewis has a 6ssr%
^*«*5?^sas,SK the parson you want in the city. now going
places to tool and poultry houses, $8,500.00.
(#cl t o th o n c t l o n # o r t h e n<*ran- "\VANTEI*—Four live salesmen, lo m any- persons looking
_ for
lor pi
IK I t .
. . T o u r .f*nclora#»m^nt
cal anil traveling. Apply before stay.. Help tako care of them and
room modern home,
Ildaey rf omr t lt\c sPt cr oi mm al r yti»rm
o f o ff lc o n l l l bo S p. m lunik.hi. 1*3 First St._____ not only make money but assist in Both plsces adjoin for cash $10.tha
000.00. B. T. Tiller, owner, Paola,
Ftowns
WANTED—Sales girls wanted, keeping people in Sanford. Phone FIs.
H W o r n ' K 1A. D K C O T T I * .
1215 Oak Ave., paved
ml Al- B t a i r M t o T j x e y . S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l
148 and give your ad-over the tel
Knnncr’s Dept. Store.
TRUCK LAND for salo or Rent—
iifu iiy
■ y p I rCnrit. Htu t o j f , F s rljlA.
ephone.
Use
The
ellrald
for
quick
WANTED—Young men to work
era of
I have developed, partly devel
COUNTTi j 1!Df1E
.
\o be I h eFr eOK'
nfter school. Must be of good service.
b y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f a* a
oped, and ' undeveloped trucking street, paving paid,
rnndldiiti- f o r t h e o f f ic e o f <■o u n l y appearance and willjng to hustle. F URNlSFlED three roqny apart" land in Iowa City section for snlu
inn. Judge
of S e m i n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t
ment, located in downtown bus- or rent. Write me at once. E. R. orange trees, also fine
dress iii'own
hand writing, giv*
(Ell. 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 3. Address.
iness
section and convenient to all
nge,'.\Vprk
is
entirely
on
com
ing
age,
indl* lS'M I p l c d g o f a i t h f u l s e r v i c e mission basis and earnings will de sections of the city. $25 per Moore, Oviedo. Flu.
ri for s h o u l d y o u n o m i n a t e me8 H A u o N ..
FOR SALF?—10 ucres colery lnnd. 0.r,t*Jifrp
A r P f l l H llV __
()ounpend entirelyt on your ability to get month. Phone 148.
A ll cleared.
e U a ro d . 44 .acres
e r e . tll
« L on
n n Dixie
D ix ie
OUJ
AH
tiled,
ot tho
r
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r
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FOII "SHERIFF.
results, pox 10O, care Herald.____ FOR RENT—Apartment,- threo Highway. F’ino location. . 8 room
I hereby announce myself • win- HELP WANTED—Young ladies of rooms with all moderp; Improve dwelling house, tenant house, barn, Price $5500, very rea*
Liv e r .
ithlnte for re-election to the
W*I • 111 W
WW, jpv
ments.
$35.
pert month, "famished. $11,000. Tho houses are worth $7,nf
Sheriff of Seml.ftole County sUl^ r good appearance willing to do •'«•
i t .......
i
000. This is a real bargain and sonable terms. - Office
indldary Joel to th* action of- the- II*"'*' houib to' house canvassing on corn- Phone 387 or BP. N . H . C •arner.
the Gtr"dtiteion basis. Good proposition
will be sold real soon. If interested
. FlnrDRESSMAKING see us a t once. Owner going away.
ffunreal workers. Address Box,431
of the
DRESSMAKING
by ail *artistic Must be sold a t a sacrifice. Thrash 107 Park or phone 349.
.
.
.
..rlent
n'<Vj'K'r
care'The
Sanford
Herald,
Itnd
give
hold on
~ 1",
contldcto^
complete lnfortnatio^ga.to age ami
hand, a t reasonabtes prices. 417 er it Garner. Otfice'H2 Park Ave.
Ltund for
VVmif" ^urifinrl Ql eonf
Onn
hfflce. d
m m m m rn m k m m
lUtJVS*.
"T
Elton J Houghton
Fred R. W ilson
»• •
ARCHITECT
First National Bank Bldff.
Sanford, - ■ ■■ ■■ Florida
A -
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
First NaUonal Bank Bldg.,
SanfoL‘%
r% •
PRINTING
m - ■■
Wilson Welding & Radiator
Works
i
The Matthews Press
W elsh, lllil... Sanford FI*.
Phone 417-L-2 -
"If It’s Metal we ca.: weld fc."
kANFORD, FLORIDA
BUILDING
MATERIAL
— —
Sanford Machine Co*>
MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera)
cement work, sidewleka, boiWIng blocks, Irrigation h u l l , J. A
Tenvm »tefftl>rop>r
Luml ir and
tfrria L
mp»ny
irteyLum
Wf
N,." Laurel
<>fhonc 665,
Oisrrsl ll.e h l.e
W ufci
Fho.e
iU
le O tr
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t'rltodrr CflsfllS
S ish rd . r i h
«a
—Wm
/nuTT. u m b e r co. . houm « Sanford Sign Shop
Service, IJualUy A>d, P riea.
?*<">•
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APPROPRIATE *
LETTERING
For AU Classes of Work
? 107. N or« Sanford A w
�ex tem p o rary
e r e A n d T h e r e In T h e W o rld
5TLING CARD
BE OFFERED
lIDAY night
His First Slant a t Diamond
W IL L IA M S A I D S
IN D E F E A T I N G
NEW Y O R K T EA M
Welcome.—Local packing house
here shipped 92 cars of fruit during
the season just closed.
In ( h r C lr m lt t ’n u r t o f Ik * flo v e n tk
J n i l l r l a l C irc u it of F lo r id a . In n n d
f o r H cm lnolc C o a n tr . I n C h n n r c r r
C 1 T A T IO S .
M iirln a C r a w f o r d , J o in e d
by
her
h u s b a n d n n d n e x t f r i e n d , 71. C.
Yankees Defeat Athletics 10 to 5
—RuthMakes Sixth Home Run
Crawford. Complainant,
of Season—Boston Wins
va.
Over Senators.
Jcnjamlne I* Orlffln. et at.,
House" KOSS Will Meet
notch In Match At
• v _ ( ;ihkI Prelim insr-
PHILADELPHIA, Mny 6. —
Taking a close game from New
York by a one-run margin,. Phila
delphia today emerged from the
cellar of the Rational League
race. The score was 8 to 7. "Cy"
Williams aided his mates to vic
tory with a home run in the first
inning with two on base.
Score by innings:
New York . 031 012 000—7 17 2
Philadelphia . 301 300 10x—8 15 2
[ie* Ari* On Hill. '
Jght fans who arc also inthe wrestling came, are
jruard with a (treat deal
|t tn the match which will
hoi e Friday night un|nuspices of the Florida
!ua*l and under the man■pf fibs Schmah.
The
will be held pt the arit i- i spec ted that n
fd will witness the first
stag- d in this city for
Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2
Te.
CINCINNATI, O.. May 6.— Cln[headline attraction local
cinnati scored a 4 to 2 victory over
[ it f in the two partici*
Chicago today when Jacobs walked
who are well known to
Cavcney with the bnsos full, forc
Walter “Rough House"
ing in the winning run.
appeared before local
Score by innings:
lusm.-ts in the role of u
Chicago ....... 011 000 000—2 8 2
|ng met* Jack Middleton
Darry
Hoyt,
infant
son
of
Waite
Hoyt,
New
York
Yankees
’tosser,
Cincinnati
000 200 001—3 6 2
wo of fusions. Friends
^rter- of the North Car- /as introduced to-basebnll by his dnddy. His comment on the national
Brooklyn 11, Boston 4
|pper ari eagerly looking mme was: “Oogle," which means that he’ll be a great pitcher some day
BROOKLYN. Mny 0.— Brook
seeing him demonstrate imsclf.
lyn made it two straights with
Irowiss and ascertain
Boston today by pounding Mc
Is ns good in this sport
7*--- .
Namara and Lucas for 16 hits to
it, boxing.
win by 11 to 4. Wheat got a homer,
er i rim pal is '‘Young"
How They Stand /|> Southern League
a double nnd a single in five times
tnerly of Iowa, but now
at bat, making 10 hits, including
of Sanford. Recently
Florida State league.
ATLANTA, Ga., Mny
— G.— Scor three home runs in the last 13
L a n d in Tampp against
Won L o st!PcY ing two runs in the first inning, times up. Fournier made two cir
okm in t‘> whdrtt he was
fort--it iTtHT'tnatch after Orlando .......................15 7 .682 eight in the second rind two in the cuit clouts, his season’s to five.
Score by innings:
rti injured.. Goteh Is well Lakeland .....................15 8 .652
eighth,
ngainst
the
two
scored
by
Boston
........ 110 000 002—1 0 2
.566
10
St.
Petersburg
..........,13
Ire having officiated in
the boxing exhibitions Bradentown — .......-10 13 .435 Birmingham in the first, the At Brooklyn ......... 200 023 22x—16 1
|r the management of Tampa J m.m.......... -.10 13 .435 lanta rackers won Monday’s gnme
irs-m and he has man D ay to n a---- ----------- 1. 6 16 .250 12 to 2. A homer with the bases CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WOPT*!!
MON E l
National League.
ere who will watch wit
full, a two bager nnd a single by
Won Loat Pet. Hillis were the features of the
is vt.rk on Friday night,
Send this nd and ten cents to
ben ha Vi records that are New York ...................13 4 .705 game. Score:
mention. Gotch is the Cincinnati ...................13 6 .681 Birmingham ... 200 000 000—2 7 3 Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
|it;ht-heavyweight cham- Chicago ................— 11 9 .550 Atlanta ..... 280 000 02x—12 13 3 Chicago, III., writing your name
le world. He is a nephew Pittsburg ............. — 9 10 .474
Bates, W’illiams and Robertson; and address clearly. You will re
ceive n ten cent bottle of FO
Ite FrankG otch, the best B o s to n ------------------- 5 9 .357 McLaughlin and Haworth.
LEY’S nONEY AND TAR COM
Inti m! it was from the Philadelphia ....- ........ 4 10 .286
POUND for coughs, colds and
Fiirmor Burns that he St. L ouis...................... 5 13 .278
Mobile 5, Little Rock 3
American League.
lis v rest ling training. He
MOBILE, Ala., Mny 0.—Mobile hoarseness, also free sample packWon Lost Pet. won the single game scheduled for ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diureth
|som *t of the best in. the
6 .647 this trip of the Little Rock Club to stimulant for the kidneys am
ind umbers among vic- New York — .......... ...11
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
im< f -he top-notchcrs. Detroit .................... 10 8 .65*1 Mohiie Monday 5 to 3. Score:
f! io he in fine shape now Boston ..................... . R 7 .535 Little Rbck .. 200 000 001—3 2 1 for Constipation and Biliousness.
Chicago ................... 0 8 .52.1’ Mobile ........ 001 310 OOx—5 8 1 These wonderful remedies have
min ; match,
Try
Roberts and Lnpun; helped millions of people.
perhap'i ns well known Cleveland ............... .. 7 8 ,467 | Cash,
10
.441
them.
Sold
everywhere.
estling ability as for ills
. 8 10 .441
.Fans know what a ter- Washington
Rumterville.—Shipments are fast
Chattanooga 7, Nashville 2
[n the ring and they pre Philadelphia ......... .. 6 10 .375
Southern League.
CHATTANOOGA. Tonn-., May 6 going forwnrd of one of the largest
fetch will have his hands
Won Lost Pet. —Chntnnooga hit iLndstrom hard;
. nnd best cucumber crops grown
_(iifint> Rosa on Friday
1j in this section in many years. The
15 4 .789
Into Rosa has met no Memphis ...t.........
r.Jl 7 .61 U Monday and easily defeated Nash - Inrices are orood.
|wiv.:..m> art but he «n- A tla n ta ...............
vilie 7 to 2. Roe was wild but
lurV-rmrllle that hoi Mobil*.................... _....ll 9 .550 was
given'Urmtnnt suppu n ;i-espw j
.520
New
Grleans
__.....*....10
9
d for Gotcb whey.they
ially
by Smith on^ Carrqll whose I (Jhnttnnooga 101 020 03x—7 11 1
58.
UtUe
R«ok
h»'i r ail air here.' »
♦
Llndstro mnnd Mackey; Roe and
~
10 •ffi fast caches shut off runs. Score:
Nashville
___
__'.....
8
met Mid defeated Jer- Birmingham ............. 9 12 .429 Nashville ....... 000 001 010—2 6 iPNunamakcr,
and ‘likewise • Johnny
»th of. vhom were hard Chattanooga ............... 4 16 .200
it. B li of these were
[by l:.. within the past O L D S T R E E T IN
t
■ .j
-ni-fin... oind-up, Collie
<ca! i . t celebrity, is B O S T O N I S SO O N
i ith Bill Hammond of
no oth r preliminaries TO B E W ID E N E D
the loll in addition to
1v/i\ i tweefi five negro Extensive Construction Program Is
Contained in Report By PresIdent Murphree to
Board.
-i
THEY CAME - TH EY SAW
THEY BOUGHT!
RS D E F E A T
ITE SOX B Y
'Hi NG H I T S
BOSTON, May 0.—Sunlight has
returned to Governor’s Alley, which
for 91 years has been known to
Boston as Province Street. The lit
tle .narrow thoroughfare, with its
|m 4- | n While Rest of 15-inch sidewalks on either side,
runs through a part of tho city
I’ ■u'd Giant Pitchy
rich in tradition. Crossing from
lard—1 iicinnati Wins
Bromfieid street to School street,
)vcr ( ago Cubs.
parallel to Washington and TreU.O
»> JJ. — Detroit mont streets, the old roadway may
hit
i and defeated be best remembered by visitors by
It' t .
Larry Heilmann the picturesque flight of stone steps
th
r assault with leading down to it from one end of
in
times at bat. Bosworth street.
one
i catch of Cobh's
The street is now being widened,
. tjirow to the .letting.in the. aunshlnu where, for
srr * Jloway m u
m m driy
the shadows have “
- ryears
lain heavily
under the close, high
walls. Landmarks have gone by
’ 0 1 4 010— 18
the board in the work of improve
601 0 0 1 — 5 9
ment. A pathetic old sign, "Pro
vince Inn," which once stood for
.rk
hiladelphia 5
mirth arid joviality, liquid and oth
iOKI
>' 6.—New York er refreshment, which clung to a
It in}
ry from Phih- partly dismantled wall to the last,
Sera tv,
<mashing three was one of the landmarks to go.
pitch-'
r 16 hits and
Unless efforts being made to
t»y Mi
It was the save them prove successful, the
k*.raig
feat for Phila- old stone steps, surmounted by
Ruth
>ier in the first their ornamental iron arch and
bn
of the season, lamp, are doomed to go also.
Jew V - k off to a three
The old street for 130 years bore
the name Governor's Alley, up to
■s:.
**y,
the time of the hcange to Province
dun 000 230—5 9 4 Street in 1833. It was then made
06 102 40r—10 Iff l a "modern street’’ with its 15-inch
■idewalks and cobblestone paving.
i*'n 8. H.i hington 3
Originally it was a country lane.
)'v Mu\ 6,—Boston hit After the royal governors who
’hi :*/<n pitchers hard to- came from England to rule tho
3. The fielding colony of Massachusetts, had de
I k ol i igftead, Wamha- scended from their carriages at the
jri Li e '-‘re features. Rice Province House on what is now
[guiie after being struck Washington street, the horses were
He*-* w th a1ball pitched by driven around to the stables on
in tlie sixth.
“Governor's Alley”. Now, the slice
in
0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 — 3 1 0 4 is cut from what once was the
, 0)2 120 20x—8 13 1 governor’s apple orchard.
On this site the first Catholic
rlsnd 5, St. Louis 3
church
to be erected in Boston was
F-I ANH, May 6.—Edwards
H K' Ip today and Cleve built in 1788. Nearby was* the
lU-l St. Louis 6 to 3. Second Universalist church in
p- i’riur was out of the 1817, and it was there that the re
-u
of influenza. Mc- nowned Rev. Hosca Ballou was
l;
1Oiio .State Unlver- ordained and preached. The en
|tMn, - >k hia place and trance from Bosworth street was
once Montgomery Court, named in !
it a!«* and a d<
Jvulilc
honor of General Montgomery who
innings:
111 000 000—3 10 1 lost his life when he tried to take
610 031 OOx—5 14 0 Quebec.
It was on Bosworth street that
Oliver Wendell Holmes lived when
IRKR RESIDENT DIES
he wrote, "The Autocrat of the
[EgVILLE. May 6.—C. J. Breakfast Table.” Bosworth street
it Georgia, la dead itself, up to 100 years ago, had
after lor
si “e#" occupied by the gardens o f ,
fashionable mansions in Tremont i
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T o n r n j n n i l n e L. O r f l f f l n .
and
w ife. H e n r i e t t a K. O r lf f ln , If llv ln jt,
W i l li a m U. A n d e n r le d , If l i v i n g . O.
W. S te lff, n n d w ife. E m m a A. R te lff.
If li v in g , all of th e u n k n o w n h e l m .
If li v in g , of t h e e s t a t e o f J o h n W.
O r lf f ln . d e cen sed . J . D. W o l v e r t o n ,
If li v in g . I . u t h e r C. P o r t e r . If li v in g ,
U O. P o r t e r . If li v in g . M a r g a r e t 8.
tln m a e y . I n d i v id u a l ly a n d a a a u c e c s s o r In I r u s t t o R o b e r t If. R a m
sey. If living. C h a r l e s C. W a r w i c k ,
T r u s t e e an d h is s u c c e s s o r s . If l i v
ing. M a r g a r e t W . R a m s e y , If li v i n g ,
a n d A b e l . O r l f f l n . If li v in g , A d m i n i s t r n t n r of t h e E s t a t e o f J o h n W .
O r l f f l n . d e c e a se d , n n d If s a i d p a r .
tly.s n re d ead, nil pnrtles_ c l a i m i n g
i n t e r e s t u n d e r R e n j a m l n c L. O r l f f l n .
a n d w ife. H e n r i e t t a K. O r l f f l n . d e
c e n s e d . W il li a m O. A n d e n r l e d . d e
c e a s e d , tj, W. H telff. a n d w if e . E m .
m n A. Htelff. d e ceased , nil o f t h e
u n k n o w n h e ir s , d e c e a se d ,
of
th e
• s t a t e of J o h n W. O r lf f ln . d e c e a s e d .
J . I). W o lv e r to n . d e c e n s e d , I . u t h e r
C. I o r t e r . d e c e n se d . L. O. P o r t e r ,
d e c e a s e d . M a r g a r e t 8. R a m s e y , I n
d i v i d u a l l y n n d a s s u c c e s s o r In t r u s t
to R o b e r t II.
R am sey,
deceased.
C h a r l e s C. W a r w i c k . T r u s t e e n n d
h i s s u c c e s s o rs , d e c e a s e d , M a r g a r e t
W. R a m s e y , d e c e a s e d , a n d
A bel
O r l f f l n , d e c e a se d . A d m i n i s t r a t o r of
t h e E s t a t e o f J o h n W. O r l f f l n , d e
c e a s e d ; o r o t h e r w i s e , In a n d t o t h e
f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d piece, p a r c e l o r
t r a c t of lan d , s i t u a t e , l y i n g n n d b e
i n g In t h e C o u n t y of S e m i n o l e a n d
l y - o n e (21). S o u th . R a n g e
T h irty
(3 0 ) E a s t, s a m e h a v i n g b e e n p l a t t e d
a n d re c o r d e d o n t h e 3rd d a y o f OC;
O ther, A. L>. 1989, In th o p u b l i c r e c
o r d s of O r a n g e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , of
w h i c h t h e C o u n t y of S e m l n o l o wija
f o r m e r l y n p a r t . In P l a t Iln o k T w o
(2 ) o n p a g e f o r t y - t h r e e (< 3), s a m e
*In n rmatl
rctognize the happ'^l
(toat smell.—Jersey
b e i n g t h e n o r t h q u a r t e r ( N ( 4 ) o f t h e t r u s t t o R o b e r t ' 11. R a m s e y , d e c e a s . 1 I d a . - I n n n d f o r R c m ln p lo C o u n t y ,
n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r (>T\VU) o f th o ed. C h a r l e s C . W a r w i c k T r u s t e e a n d o . W. S p e n c e r . J r . .
th e so u th east q u a rte r
( H E ' i ) of h i s s u c c e s s o r s , d e c e a s e d , M a r g a r e t
S o l i c i t o r an d C o u n s e l f o r
nnd
A b el
f l e c t i o n S e v e n (7 ) . T o w n s h i p t w e n t y - W. R a m s e y , d e c e a s e d .
ComplalnlnAt.
o n e (3 1 ) S o u t h , R a n g e T h i r t y (30) O r l f f l n , d e c e a s e d . A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f
S ta t e o f F lo rid a , m ore p a rtic u la rly th e e s t a te o f J o h n W . O rlffln . d e
d e s c r ib e d a s fo llo w s, to - w l t:
c e a s e d ; o r o t h e r w i s e . I n ' a r i d to t h e
Dot T w e n t y (1 0 ) o f A n n i e E. G r i f l a n d s h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d , o r a n y I
fin 's S u b d i v i s i o n of S e c t i o n s S e v e n p a r t t h e r e o f ,n n d a l s o a n y rind a ll
( 7 ) a n d E i g h t .( 8 ) , T o w n s h i p T w e n - o t h e r p e r s o n a w h o s e n a m e o r n a m e s
E a st,
a r e u n k n o w n n n d w h o m n y Ite i n
I t a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n blit t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y In v o l v e d In
hereinabove
des*
o f c o m p l a i n t filed In
th is
cause tn ls su it, a n d
a g a i n s t y ou. t h a t you a n d each o f l c r l b e d , o r w h o claim
any
rig h t,
y o u h a v e o r c l a i m t o h a v e s o m e In-1 t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t t h e r e i n a s h e i r s .
t e r e s t In n n d t o t h e l a n d s h e r e i n d e v ln e e n o r g r a n t e e s , b y, t h r o u g h o r
a b o v e d escrib ed ,
and
th at
y o u r u n d e r a n y o f th e p a rtie s o r persona
h e r e i n a b o v e n a m e d o r r e f e r r e d to.
p laces of resid en ce a re unk n o w n .
T h e r e f o r e , y o u B e n j a m l n e L. O r l f - o r o t h e r w i s e , n r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d
BATTERIES*
fin. a n d w if e , H e n r i e t t a E. O r lf f ln . t o h e a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a id
If l i v i n g . W i l l i a m U. A n d e n r l e d . If C i r c u i t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e a t
l i v i n g . O. W . S telff, an ti w ife , E m S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h e I n d d a y o f
then nnd
m a A. S t e l f f . If l i v i n g , a ll of t h e J u n e , A. D. 1924, a n d
u n k n o w n h e lr e . If l i v i n g ,
of
t h e t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o f h e b ill o f
e s t a t e o f J o h n W . O r l f f l n , d e c e a s e d , c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In
J . D, W o l v e r t o n . If l i v i n g . L u t h e r t h i s c a u s e ; o t h e r w l i u . d e c r e e s p r o
e n te re d n g ain st
C. P o r t e r . If l i v i n g , L. O. P o r t e r , If c o n f e s s o w i l l b e
General A uto Repairs ,
liv in g , M a r g a r e t
8.
R a m s e y , I n y o u , n n d e a c h o f y ou .
It Is ordere<Tvt h a t t h i s C i t a t i o n b« ,
d i v i d u a l l y a n d a s s u c c e s s o r In t r u s t
Phones:
to H u b e r t H. R a m s e y ,
If
l i v in g , p u b l i s h e d In t h e ' S a n f o r d H e r a l d ,
In
H a n fo rd , i
C h a r l e s C. W a r w l r k . T r u s t e e a n d n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d
Day, 394
Night 590-J
h i s s u c c e s s o r s . If l i v i n g , M a r g a r e t S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n c e e a c h
c u tiv e w eek s.!
W . R a m s e y . If l i v i n g ,
nnd
A bel w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e!C
W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d th o s e a l of
O r l f f l n . If l i v i n g . A d m l n l s t r n t b r of
t h e e s t a t e o f J o h n W. O r l f f l n , d e s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t n,i t h i s t h e 2 4th
THE EX ID E
,
c e a s e d , a n d If d e a d ,
a ll
p a r t i e s d a y o f M a r c h , A. D. 1924.
R A. D O U G L A SS.
c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r B e n j a m l n e (R E A L )
BATTERY STATION
L. O r l f f l n , a n d w ife , H e n r i e t t a E. C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e
S ev en th Ju d ic ia l C ircu it of F lo rO r l f f l n . d e c e n s e d . W i l l i a m O. A n .
•
r
d e n r l e i l , d e c e a s e d . O. W . S t e l f f . n n d
w if e , E m m a A. H telff, d e c e a s e d , all
o f t h e u n k n o w n h e ir s , d e c e a s e d , of
t h e e s t a t e of J o h n W. O r l f f l n , d e
c e a s e d . J. I>. W o l v e r t o n ; D e c e a s e d ,
I . u t h e r C. P o r t e r , d e c e a s e d .
I* O.
P o r t e r , d e c e a s e d . M n r g n r e t 8. R a m
/
s e y , I n d l v l d u a l l y n n d a s s u c c e s s o r In
i
ron3h,rP of Mlnat£ H j
lentown Herald. ^
EXIDE
won the ,UuJ
m arly every Mjte i!?
ifM a candidate.—TwJ
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tstqrni>e<i travcUn
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in DHnoia they
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117 Park Avenue.
FOR QUICK SALE
H ai
:cess Rule
A Time
r
is much less tha.
e to savtC-tvhile yi3
ee how fast vyurSrtj
»r Systematic Sayiep
A CLEAR SKIN
Britt
R ealty Co.
t over
Rooms 51S-5I6
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Co-operative Marketing
According to dispatches in daily new spapers is now in
vogue in 38 different states and is proving successful to
a m arked degree.
New Smyrna Beach
(The developm ent that is more than a Subdivision—
A Townsite)
—
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............. V . ■„
■j
Ik all and more than we represent it to be as an ideal
site for Sum m er Homes on the Seashore, or for Invest
ment purposos.
,
i
SUCCESSFUL IN FLORIDA
In every instance where the rig h t methods prevail and
where the grow ers and shippers have the spirit of work
ing fo r and with each other.
Home-folks Introductory Sale Day th a t w as wide
ly advertised over the State for Thursday th e 17th,
was a SPLE N D ID SUCCESS. Over three thousand
people attended. And we repeat: 'T h e y cam e; they
saw ; they B ought.” And the result is th at NEW
SMYRNA BEACH is today more widely known and
boosted than ever before. The area of demand has
been greatly widened.
ASK THE MANY MEMBERS
Of th e Co-operative Associations about their success
this season and in other seasons and if you are not
m em ber w rite to the Associations fo r their plans.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH comprises 315 acres of
Seashore property, ideally located for convenience, tfnd
with one o f the best Beaches on the Coast. L ots front
ing on paved streets with five foot cem ent sidew alks
can y et be bought for as low as $460.00; one-half c a sh .
and deferred paym ents over two years at 6r/« interest.
FREE LUNCH
At 12:15 Thuntday, a f t t t bus will leave Sanford, from
l nion Pharmacy, for New Smyrna Beach. Make your reserva
tion at once.
NEW SMYRNA WHERE SUMMER BREEZES BLOW
Buy Now and Build For Your Summer
Vacation
H.B. SCHULTE REALTY CO.
1
INC.
SELLING AGENTS.
144 South Beach St.
910 Main S treet
DAYTONACanal Street DAYTONA BEACH
674
NEW SMYRNA
-Phone 44.
Local Reprs<
Jhonf ^
HARRY WALSH, Sales Manager . ' ,
live
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Because
w im
INCORPORATED
blood, drives- the .impurities-out,
brines the glow of health. Use it Sanford ------------------------now. Insist on LEONARDI’S.
Refuse substitutes. A t all druggists.
A
L
If Brother t'ox ti«i
ho Miami News—and,
he docs—we wi>h h*,
ver with. This
tews, and Miami X<tu
ropdli.s, and .Miami XP
I awfully confudnr.urg Time.*.
ilim iiiiiiu q i
Lake F ront
Celery Farm
666
Bright, sparkling eyes, cheeks witK
the glow of health, a___
skin
... as smooth
as velvet, the ideal we all strive to
attain. No blemishes, no eruptions,
no blackheads, no marks to destroy
the even texture of heslthv akin.
The secret ie pure, red blood free
frora poisons and impurities, blood
that nukes the body glow in d radi
ate health, blood that drives pim
ples. boils’ eruptions, eczema 'and
skin blemishes from the system.
LEONARDI’S E L IX IR FO R
‘j .
The movie star who,
S ? ” Wouldn't rcarr,
•ight. \Vc don’t wir;
. . an urlstmracy vn
hU country.-Tacomi
SANFORD CYCLE CO.
.
The Sportsman’s Store
Everything for the Sportsman.
lhaI
Tho Tampa Timf7r~i
oriul entitled “The VTtT
rfoney." A Daytona
ome ami now ht'is b y
rfa, where he tried toJaytona Journal.
Fourteen acres, twelve til
ed, three hundred-fifty foot of
Lake front, in city lim its, good
la a prescription for Malaria, roads, a bargain if taken at
Chills and Fever, Dengue or nil- once.
?? WHY
FREE BUSSES
, Peopl
> who live ft
shouldn't forget „
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1024
-raid Want Ads
FOR PROFIT
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
i Dally Herald
La d
rates
Cash in Advance
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a v tr s g a
L i a line
[charge ■Jvc
le n g th
for
n r« t
[sing 1" r e s tr ic te d - to
»,»lflcatlon .
L ,r is -n.-ida T h e S a n u will t>a r e s p o n s i b l e
be I n c o r re c t I n s e r t i o n ,
User, f o r s u b s e q u e n t
The o ff ic e s h o u l d b e
L mediately In c u e o f
U v K IlT U F .n s.
B re p re se n ta tiv e th o r flllnr w i t h r a t e s , r u l e *
Bcatlnn, w ill g i v e y o u
[inform ation.
A n d If
L e y w ill a s s i s t y o u In
feur w a n t (id t o m a k e
ecttve.
’
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irs s h o u ld g i v e t h e i r
postofflce a tld rc * * -a*
,elr ph o n * n u m b e r " If
, re s u lts .
A bo u t onn
nf a t h o u s a n d h a s a
aml t h e o t h e r s c a n ’t
[« w ith
you u n less
you r a d d r e s s ,
n tln o n n re M U ST h e
,,r">n Si The' Srfs*
■td n ff Ir e n r b y l e t -
l
Prbmpti. Jttffloleoi
Service.;
^ .L *2
political Lmncements
Political
1 hereby announce m y -can d id acy
m r r c - e l e r t b i n an n u m b e r uf t h e
H o a rd nf
P u b lic
In stru ctio n fo r
S i n i l n u l e C n u n ty , F lo r id a , r e p r e
s e n tin g ’ S chool
D is t r ic t No. 2, o f
S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y to be h e ld on
J u n e 3rd, 1921.
_______
C H A R A. DALLAS.
Foil Vf-ytTllF.lt M IIOOl.-HOAItty.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n
d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o tlu> o f f i c e
of m e m b e r o f t h e ll.ir.nl of P u b l i c
In stru ctio n ,
r e p r e s e n t i n g . S ch o o l
D i s t r i c t No. 1 of S em lm ile C o u n ty ,
s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y
to be held mi J u n e 3rd. 1924.
G E O R G E C. H E R R I N G .
F O Il t o t NT Y COM MISSION l : l l .
I h e r e b y n n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y
fo r r e - e l e c t i o n f o r th e o ff ic e of
C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r of S e m i n o l e
C o u n ty . D i s t r i c t N " 1. s u b j e c t to
t h e a c t i o n of t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i
m a r y J u n o 3. 1924.
G. L, B L E D S O E .
sir l i m i t '.
. I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf t(* a
c a h i l ld a t o fo r t h e o ff ic e of S h e r i f f
o f S e n jln o to C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o th o
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e . 1924.
________________
W. A. T 1 L L I H.
KOIt (T .K ItK f l l t C U I T C O U R T .
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e Hint I n m n
r a n d l d n t n fo r C h ir k o f t h e C i r c u i t
■mlnnle C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
tic p r i m a r y . J u n e 3rd .
I f e le c te d t p r o m Iso th o f a i t h f u l
p e rf o rm a n c e nf th e d u ties c u n n e c te d w i t h t h a t o ffice.
plOnOAN,
F O R TAX I'O l.t.K C T U R .
I w ish tu n n n o u n ce t i n t I nm '
c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to t h e of
flee o f C o u n ty
’a x C o l l e c t o r <>
jact
t o tin
S e m i n o le C o u n t y ■ u b ___
n c tl o n o f th e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y
t o b e h e l d tn J u n e .
JN O . D. J I N K I NS.
F U R COUNTY C OM M IS S IO N K II.
1 h ereb y nnn o u n ce my c a n d id a c y
f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to
th o o f f i c e
of
C ounty
C o m m issio n er from D is
trict N um ber F o u r
of
S em in o le
C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o t h e n S tto n of
F O R COUNTY J U D G E .
I h ereb y anno u n ce m y cand id a cy
f u r t h e o f f i c e n f F u tility J u d g e
of H em lnnle C o u n t) ’, s u b j e c t to t h e
n c t l o n of t h e Voter* n f t h e D e m o
c r a t i c p r l i u u r v J uju' 3.
J U IIN O. L E O N A R D Y .
FOIl 111 I•11K*H\ -f.vriv ii
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my. c a i t d ld a c y
f o r m e m b e r H o u s e of R e p r e s e n t a
tiv e * f o r H em lnn le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
to t h e a c ti o n iif th e v o t e r s a t t h e
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e j.
FO R R E ST LAKE.
rim (ul'VTY co t I IIISSIOMIIt.
\ h e r e b y a n n o u n c e n\y c a n d i d a c y
f o r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r fo r t h e
F i f t h D i s t r ic t c o m p r i s i n g C h u lu o llt. G e n e v a a n d Gsceoln, s u b j e c t tu
th e n ctlon o f th e D em o cratic p r i
m a r y J u n e 3.
C. ’A. R A C L E R S O N .
F O I t ( T .K ItK IT IM T T T COURT.
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e tli.it I n m a
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f ic e o f .C lerk
n f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f S e m in o le
C n u n t y , s u b j e c t l<> th e a c t i o n o f,’t h e
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y In J u n e . t9 2 l .
II. II. C H A P P E L L .
F U R COUNTY JU D G E .
T o t h e P e o p le of Scrninidu t V u n t y :
I a m a can d id ate
for
C o u n ty
J u d g e , y o u r m m p o r t a m i v o te on
J u n e t h e 3rd w ill he u o n r e e b l tc d .
S A M U E L A JI. W IL K IN S O N .
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
Advertising
Announcements
primary.
rim
t s a t v a li d . .
U&E THEM FOR RESULTS
FOR STA TE SENATOR FROM T IIK
.N IN E T E E N T H S E N A T O R IA L
d istr ic t *
,, J a n n o u n c e n iy c a n d i d a c y f o r
n o m in a tio n ns S to le S e n a to r fro m
that N i n e t e e n t h S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t ,
• ttVJtet t o tile D e m o c r u t lo P r i m a r y
hcli! J u n e 3rd. I n m o n u t U x n k y n t la w p r a c t i c i n g of. S « t f j f f l , F l o r i d a , a m i h a v e b e e n a re * ,
nt^nf o f an d a t t o r n e y in t h e N i n e t e e n t h S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t f o r 13
y*hr^. Y o u r s u p p o r t will bu g r e a t
ly a p p r e c i a t e d .
. L E W I S O’UR Y*AN.
i n i t a r . C i i : A i - r o h n f, y .
I hereby
n n it o u n c e m y c a n d i
d acy f o r th e u l t l d e o r S t a t e A t t o r
n ey f o r th e S ev en th Ju d icial C ir
c u it o f F lo r id a , s u b j e c t to t h e D etno c r u l c P r i m a r y t o be h eld J u n o 3.
1924,
J. A. S C A R L E T T .
Foil t o IN T V C O M M IS S IO N E R .
I h e r e b y n n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y
f u r t h e o f f ic e of C o u n ty C o n i m l , e lo n e r f r o n t- ^ D ls tr i c t N u m b e r T w o
of S e m i n o l e - C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o th e
n c tl o n o f th e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y
J u n o 3, 1921.
J O H N M E IS C IL
F O I l J O I N T V~ TMtOSKCl’T I N ( i
ATTORNEY.
I Wish to n iu iu u n ct) t h a t I s l ia l '
be a c a n d i d a t e f o r th e officii of
C o u n ty P r o s e d u t l n K A tto r n e y , ku Ij Je e l to llio’ e n d o r s e m e n t
of
th e
D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s a t th e J u n o 3rd.
PAGfc
W hat are the needs of the hour—thfe
most imperative demands of hom,e or busi
ness?
Do you seek a new house, apartm ent or
flat?
#
Would you like to move to the country,
the m ountains or seashore for the summer?
Is the cook leaving, and would you
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing and capable?
A re skilled office workers needed
business?
A re additional helpers
store, factory, mill or office?
A re you out of worl and in need of
pleasant, profitable employment?
A re you desirous of supplementing your
income by p a rt tim e work in some congenial
line o>f-ehdea,vor?
Wbuld'E profitable business venture in
terest you?
Have you lost or found some article of
value?
■ *
•
*¥,-j».
-»"»,**
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell
ing, renting, exchanging?
7 In the solution of all these needs of the
hour and scores of others that are just as im
perative. *
>
LEARN ABOUT *Polk County and
Lakeland,' through the Star-Tele*
gram. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram, la k eland, Fla.
COLUMBUS tUa.) LEDGER—Otasatiled ml* have the largest circu
lation In Southwestern UeoTKla.
Kate Sc f6-\vgrd) line._________
ADVERTlSE^m the Journal-Hernld, South Georgia's greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sundny Classified rates
10c per line. Wayerbss Journallie raid, Waycroas, Georgia.____ _
TO REAC\H thUcRfoepeYous farm
ers ami fern growers of Volusia
county advertise in the DeLand
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
with order. ________________ ___
A LITTLE WANT AD in The
Herald will bring you big re
sults. Advertise those old articles
you have stored awuy und have
no use for. A little thirty-cent ad
may bring you several dollars,
i’honc 148 and a representative
will
call to sico you.__________
___________
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando
mornng Sentinel; larges! classi
fied business, rate lc a word, min
imum 21c cash with order.
AUGUSTA • CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Gn.—Augusta’s greatest
classified medium, rate cash .Ofie
chnrge. 10c per line, minimum
MAINE—Waterville, Morning Sen
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo
ple are interested in Florida prop
erty .
Reach t h e m through the
Sentinel. Hate curd on applica
tion.
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
scene of stupendous development
Rend nbout it in the Pulm Bench
Post. Sample copy sent on re-
FOR SALTv- D c&uo paints and
vnnriihej at Saufoid Novelty
Works, sols agents.
154-tfc
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For
use on Royal, Remington or L.
C. Smith typewriters. Will sell
for one-half price. Herald office.
FOR SALE—Egry cash register.
910 cash. Herald office.
f'Urt SALE — Remington typbwriter, with wide carriage, in
good condition. $25 cash. Inquire
at Herald office.
_________
FOR SALE—Dairy and stable
manure, car lots. Link & Bagley, Box 2461, Tampa, Fla._____
BOARD and room best in town,
prices right. Lincoln Hotel.
FOR SALE—Long leal yeltow
pine lumber. $23 pur M. Osteen
or $27 M. fianford. W. Be Jones,
Osteen, Fla.
F O R H A L E — O a k d i n i n g t a b l e w ith
e*teii»|i>n
leav e* .
A lso ’ f o u r
c h a ir s ’fu r sale.
t o n M y r t l e Ave.
MISCELLANEOUS,
WANTED
*
b OK. (JOOi) WOKk patrodlx* Stall 1
laiundry.
Home-Cook
business diet
PHOENIX HOTEL.
300 Park Ave.
PARTIES interested In prtxlaclni
first class butter, w rite to Karl
Stauffer, expert Swiss dairyman,
Sanford, in care of S. Rapp.
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT—7 room house.
quire owner, 11th St. and
Ave. A. Snyder . .
E o R RENT—Six room hou
Magnolia Ave., near C
Apply at Herald office,
FOR
R E N T — N ic e ly
FOR SALE—Nice baby carriage.
018 Oa k Ave.
FOR SALE—One piano cheap for
cash. Apply 300 W. Second St.
ro o m ,
W ANTED
FOR R ENT
HOUSES WANTED
WANTED—Bungalow wanted by
responsible family. Must have
three bedrooms and be well lo
cated and comfortably furnished.
Address “ Bungalow,” care The
Sanford cllrnld.
fur
WANTED—To rent well located
furnished bungalow ,by respon
sible party, I nanswering this ad
be sure to name price wanted, com
plete description of proparty In
cluding number of bed rooms and
exact location. Address '‘Resident’*
care The Sanford Herald._____ - E
FO R R EN T —T w o ro o m f a m is h e d
a p a rtm e n t, low er F o u r t n S tre e t
u n d Oak A v e n u e ,
P h o n o 240-3.
Wa n t e d HOUSES—By many
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tnnipn Daily
people desirous of living in San
Times, the great home daily,
Apartm ents
rd. If you want to rent youi
rT.lX A s S E . H O l L
rate
l'.ic
per
word,
minimum
i a n n o u n c e th a t , I- a m a
For R en t
chnrge 25c cash with order. Write
(or r e - e l e c t i o n lo
th e
r.ix A s s e s i o r o f S e m l for
complete
rate
card.
those interested.
Phone your ad
f. s u b j e c t t o t h e d c c l s I *E v e l o p e r h A t t e s t i o n — P e n - to 148. Use The ellraid want ad
D rm ncrM lc P r i m a r y to
oe 3rd. 1U2L
page for quick service._________
A. V A l f a H A N .
Read
Herald
W
ant
Ads
For
Profit
SMALL HOME located near lake
Oil H l l E l l t f ^ '.
desired by small family used to
i n of H e m ln b l s C o u n t y :
U se Them for Results
caring for nice things. House must
s n n o u a c w j t n y s s l f a can *
S herlif A k o f Hemlnolibe well furnished anti be conven
Irrt to tltu a c t i o n o f t h e
iently
located. Give location, price FOR R E N T p rlm atifV X lb o h e ld on
TWO room apartment, downtown
If I am e le c te d l p l e d g e
fulfill t h e d u t i e s o f t h i s
business
section. $25 monthly to
REAL ESTATE
ROOMS FOR RENT
E, j l l l A D Y
responsible party. Inquire a t San
F O R P t C S T f JU D G E .
S u b j e c t , of c o u rs e , t o th o n c tl o n
ITAX m i K C T l l l l .
ford Herald office.
room with
We want you to look over our
M iscellaneous
o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y to be FOR RENT—A nice
annuuncit m y s e l f n r a n h
e
ld
J
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n
e
3rd.
I
w
ill
b
e
a
c
a
n
d
i
d
a
t
e
parlor,
music
and
dancing.
A
■Celery
Farm*
listings
before
buy
[the o f f ic e o f T u x C o lF U R t'U U X T V commihhiunkh .
Slir t h e o f f ic e of (J uUnyt J u d g e of nno lobby and smoking room, fin- ing We will save you money.
Im inole C o u n ty , s u b j e c t
NO PLACE like home—that’a the
I hereby announce
my
c a n d i . e n i l n o l o C o u n ty . I s h a l l be g r a t e
pun of tiic D e m o c r a t i c d a c y f o r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r
ost lnrge porch in town. A good
way you feel if you board and
fu
l
f
o
r
t
h
e
n
o
m
i
n
a
t
i
o
n
a
n
d
e
l
e
c
t s h eld J u n e 3 rd. 1924. D is t r i c t Nn. 2. S e m i n o l e
C o u n t y , ti o n , a n d If e le c te d I i i s i u r e t h e hot and cold bath, and a meal that FOR SALE—House and lot close
room nt the 1.incoin Hotel._____
R. C. M A X W E L L
s u b j e c t t n t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y , c l t l x e n s h l p of H em ln nle n f a i r a n d will suit you. It’a whero tho home in, $3,DUO.
BEST TABLE board In tho city,
J u n e 3, 1924.
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 folks-stay. Rates, room $.’1.1)0 pet?
CEMENT F O R S T A T E
$7.00 per week. Lincoln Hotel.
L. r. H A G A N .
f a i r s o f th o o f f i c e . ’
attmiiney.
week and up. Board $7.00 per
;
Ht’ll
................
F.I.LB MA1NKH.
ict myself a candidate
F U R ‘U lIC im ’F’.
,
LOSTAND FOUND
lice of Stnte Attorney T o th n V o t e r s u f H u m ln ole C o u n t y :
P R O S E C U T IN G A TTO RN F.Y week. Lincoln Hotel.
enth Judicial. Cftqult yef
d e s i r e to ti n u ’iiiiu-c t o t h e cR I- COOL furnished rooms fdfS'ifit'fof tloi*.
Easy terms.
I
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UJfrj^To I h e Democratic ,£ur i h e iq f lc e u(, a S u i S uf H em I- aens. o f S e m i n o le C n u n ty t h a t I a m
«*«»•»
the ifeffnofWJ'ffia'flforiioty^rtye. , KiLlt, I | II t ^ - Y U I i^.ll MM
*!— \icl4 In June. ix. «nule**PnUT»flr.NaWWc«^*i>*tha v o t e r s a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e r u m i n a t i o n tu
nbreaal V itli' W* (Vibes 1* nbt
yOR SALE—15 acres. 12 acres ail reading
tnailon of my record n f t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r l i n n r y t o b e he P r o s e c u t i n g A t t o r n e y f o r t h e
the classified pages of
iry I* favorbly runsht- h e l d J u r e 3rd, 4924. If e le c t e d 1 C o u n t y C o u rt of Hen) Im ile C o u n ty ,
' ■' tiled. A No.“ I condition; cany your tinny
newspaper. Herald
vole and active support p r o m i s e -four y e a r s oil l»i,w E n s u b j e c t tu t h a n c tl o n nf t h e Dcmo-f
| Ild r :u 3 ,
want ads contain many interesting
srerlnted.
I
f o r c e m e n t In a b u id n c S s m u h n - r tiy c r a t l c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3rd, t 9 ! L
MILI.AItD M. H.tflTII.
It will pay you to read
th e help of th e p ro p e r
s u b o r d l - w ill tn- g r a t e f u l fo r y o u r v o te V ta t
■ MODERN bmigalow,'t!K!!fij ft, Well messages.
lli t t u o m J i r v l I o i i
; c
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dallv._________
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NTV CttM.MI UNION K i t .
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rooms
i
t
.located,
e
a
s
y
terms,
.
e h n e s t f . nans h o l d e r .
•annaphro m y s n i u l t d u c y
I.OST—One
35x5
truck
_ tire be
llbge,"
hot
F O R CUN STA III.I’..
I09 t,i t h e
. 'f f l e e o f
R. C. M A X W E L L
tween Sanford ami Kalamazoo.
per week.■ 5-JIO0M house, new, about threa
I her.-b) n n t i 'u t n r c m y s e l f a e n n nmi*sli>rur o f
D istrict
Schelle Maines
d l d n t c t o r rr-i-G c t b m on J u n e 3rd .
Finder please notify Bo llx , Hcrmute O i H t U X . ,s u b j e c t t o
miles
out
on.
Orlando
road,
Real Estate
1921 n s C o n s j a b l c of D l s t r ln t Nttntof ihu* V f^ Jrs o n J u n e
! $fB00; easy terms.
tie r I. of S e m i n o le C o u n ty , w h ic h BEST ROOM
and
LAWYER -tIncludes v o tin g precin cts N um bers
I y
c. tv. E N T Z M IN O E R .
t. 2. 3 nml I. I w ill a p p r e c i a t e t h e
(lf you want a city lot, a- subur •tween Sanford and Orange City,
Insurance
— Court House
s u s i p o r t of ull v o t e r s In D i s t r i c t
ban lot, a house ready built,' cel containing gun, bathing suit, etc.
N u m b e r 1.
ery- farm, grove or anything in Finder notify D. B. Hodge and SANFORD,------FLORIDA
n. C. (CLAUD) WHITTEN.__
1 tt\o Real Estate line call us. We receive reword. ~
F O R CO UN T V COM M ISSION E ll .
from
D istrict
No. 3,
- sell a t the owners price only.
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
LOST—Sfany valuable articles are
Oviedo, Tf ObcMila
am t
fu r C o u n ty C om m issioner fo r th e
•iiliject t n t n c n o t i o n o f F O I l H l'P E K I N T I 'N I I F .N T O F P U R
Coll
ana
see
us.
We
give
you
lost every day. , In many instan
F
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D
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George A. DeCottes
[ratle l ’- l m a r y , J u n e . 3rd,
’ the' bargains nnd service.
ty .
S u b j e c t t o t h a n e t t o p of t h e ,
ces fhc finder advertises them in
I h e r e b y n n n o u n c e m y c a n d lo a e :
ling s e r v e d u s a m e m J
u
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o
P
r
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m
a
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of
1921.
Attorney-at-Lsw *
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e
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t
Ion
t
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t
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e
o
f
f
ic
e
n
The
Hunford~Heruld.
If
you
have
I Hoard n ln ce 1919. a n d
C. D W E ST.
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
k*n c h a i r m a n
of
t h e t ’n n n iy H u p e r l n t e m l e n t o f P u h l l
either
lost
or
fminriany
thing
Jt
’
Oxer
Seminole County
of . S e m i n o l e F o u n t )
F O R J I 'H T ll'K ( i f ' p k a i t :
T
r 1919. e s p e c i a l l y n t a m e f n s t r u c t l n t i
might liuy you to’run a little jul on . V t r» rh A rtaas—- Phona 4U
y«nk
- f o o t r o o m w i t h hoi
i rk r e q u i r e d <t a H o a r d s u b j e c t t p t h e D e m o c r a t i c prlmar ' I h e r e b y u n n o u n i t m y samllil icy
Ibis tinge, t Phone, it to 118.
[ml If r e - e l e c t e d I p r o m ne Cuiisclentlotin n n d c o n [ m ic e a s b u s b e e n r e n d r many y e a r * o f s e r v i c e ,
CHAS. F . I I A ltltlH O N .
Geneva, F lo rid a.
[Au i ’h e * e n t a t T v u '
rtfully a n u u u n c e m y s e l f
[ld.ite f u r th u H o u s e n t
Mlve
from
S em in o le
ubject lo t h e D e m o c r a t i c
June 3. 1921.
If e l e c t e d
locate o i n s t r u c t l v e l e g l s [ihe berictit o f t h e g r e a t [r nf p eo p iu in S e m i n o l e
,AWTON.
f o r J u s t i c e id P e a c e . In n n d f>>r t h e
F t r s t ’ D i s t r i c t o f H em lnnle C o u n ty .
*
P . M. E L D E R .
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W A N T H i >— F o u r live imlv*»mi»n. Incal und tra v e lin g .
A pply b e f o r e
g p, m. VytilKht. IQ3 F i r s t HL______
WANTED—Sales girls wanted,
Knnner’s Dept. Store.
WANTED—Young men to work
pfter school. Must be of good
appearance and willing to hustle.
Address in own hnnd writing, giv
ing ngc. Work is entirely pn com*
mission basis and earnings will de
pend entirely on your ability to get
results. Box 100, cafeJHerald.^j__
HELP WANTED—Young'tidies of
good appearance 'Jelling to do
house to house canvassing on fomntission basis. Good proposition
for real workers. Address Box 431
care The Sanford Herald, and givo
t.vrv
t'O M S IlS S IO N K II.
, n iinou n cs
tny
cnm llpunty t ’o m m l s s l o n e r f o r
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et to tin- d e c is io n o f th o
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p riv ileg es
Sanford, -
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Co,
,1
HELP WANTED
WANTED—Sanford business men
.. who arc in need ol competent
help should read the classified
page of Tho Herald. There’s no
reason for sending out-of-town for
help when there is probably just
the person you want in tha city.
H ath
r
Avenue* Mrs. R. V. Thompson. •
At 107 hark Ave. l ’honc 340
COOL furbished rooms for rent for
the_summer._ 518 Magnolia Ave.
FOR REN^t—Rooms. Wouldn’t
you bo able to use thtrmofpiy kecured by renting that vacant room
H. B. Lewis has a 6now going to waste % There a rt
many persona-looking for places to
stay. Help take care of them and
room modern home,
not only make money but assist In
B.
T. Tiller, owner, I’uolu
keeping people in Sanford. Phone
1215 Oak Ave,, paved
148 and. give your ad over the tel
ephone.'' UKfLTho cHrald (dr quick TiiUCK LAND for sulo or Rent
1 have developtn], ferity devolservice.
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oped and uHtievcIuped trucking street;, paving paid,
FURNISHED three
......- room ap art land in Iowa City section for sale
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ment, located in downtown bus or; rent. Write me nt once. E. R. orange trees, also fine
iness section and convenient to all
Oviedo. Flu.
sections of the city. ' $25 per Moure,
FOR BALE—10 acres celery land. garage,.. A real buy—
month. Phone UB.
VY
All Reared. 4 acres tiled, on Dixie
RENT—Apartment,
» --- n p u i b l l i c i l b i
.UtHX' Highway. Fine location. 8 room
rooms with all modern'improve dwelling house, tenant hottso,' barn, Price $5500, Very rea-r
ments. $35 per month, furnished. $11,000. The houses are worth $7,Phone 3fl7 or 50. N..
N„ If. Garnet*. _ r- 000. This is a *real bargain and
sonable terms.; Office
jfcill be sold real soon. If interested
(ee us at once. Owtfer going away.
DRESSMAKJf'in by alt^artiatic Must be sold a t a sacrifice.^Thrash 107 Park or phohe 349*
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SANFORD, FLQRIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1921.
Chairman Norris Attacks Offer of
Henry Ford For Muscle Shoals on
Grounds of Politics being Played
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
NUM BER. 32
ID vjIW
—
SENATE ROOM Republicans Figh
REVERBERATES
)HT!! ORATORY Revenue
WASH INTON, May 7,—Henry pi. ami Heflin, of Alabama, both
•
t
Ford's bid for Muscle Shoals was Democrats, were the leaders who
attacked vigorously Tuesday by took charge of the Ford band \vnChairman Norris of the senate ag gon io tho senate.
riculture committee conducting tho
"Now we have the firm of CoolMuscle Shoals hearings.
„iforffls Congress
idge, Ford, Harrison nnd Heflin,
On tho floor of tho senato, Cal, linnk, Pat nnd Tom, all mixed
[te Set Entirely
Chairman Norris charged that pol up like a scrambled egg—result Charges nnd Counter Charges
itics was being played in an effort fertilizer."
Hurled Hack nnd Forth
Soon" For A ny
to have Ford’s bid accptcd and that
Extract of Minutes.
Across Chamber Hinging
Learning Cool
President Coolidge recommended in
During the'hearing today. Chair
jlo m a tic W o r k
W ith Charges Mnde Again
n message to congress that Muscle man Norris had inserted in thc rccSPRINGFIELD, Mass., Mhy
Is Opposed to Soi
st Many iS-omincnt Men
Shoals be'sold when the Ford bid ord what he said was nn extract
7.—Unification of the Methodist
wan tho only ono that provided for fof the minutes of a meeting of the
Church with the Methodist
Including President Cool
Of N ew Provi*
Episcopal Church South was District Attorney Shows That the* sale of the property. Ho said Tannessec River improvement As
idge
nnd
Sccrctnry
Mellon
Ford, the "magic of whoso name sociation on March 29, 1023, quot
ratified by the Methodist Epis
Congressman Deposited $103,
makes millions so insane over any in': C. II. Huston in his speech of
copal General Conference today.
000 When Salary Was Only
WASHINGTON; My 7-Lcgisln-( Dr. A. W. McKenzie and Mayor
foolish suggestion ho makes,” had aceptance of the presidency of the
Amid wild npplauso, Bishop Mc
$7,300 A Year.
Lake Will Open State Headtion
before the senate wns inundntturned
from
u
“feeling
of
animos
association, ns saying thnt Rep
Dowell, of Washington, con
Hodse
quartern In Bank Annex—
ity
to
one
of
love
for
Coolidge,”
ed
Tucsdny
by
a
roaring
flood
of
resentative
Maddea,
Republican,
Il
cluded his speech, submitting to
COVINGTON, Ky. May 7.— Con after an interview nt the White
Prospecta Good Saya
linois,
rhuirman
of
the
house
ap
[Agreement
oratory, political and otherwise.
a spccin lcommission the unifi gressman John W. ” Langley of House, nnd withdrew ds a candi
Chairman.
Republican L e a d e n
cation. Dr. Daid Downey, New Kentucky deposited in Washington date for president nnd came out propriation committee, .would in
Charges nnd counter-charges
Disputed
tho
next
session
of
congress
“take
York, moed it be adopted, nnd D. C„ nnd Kentucky banks during for Coolidge.
were
hurled
back
nnd
forth
across
---------------Following
a
confrencc
Wednescare to sec that all members ap
Satisfied H ouse Sur
Wm. Hughes, negro delegate his three years nh a member uf
tho chnmber and those who came ! dny between Rr. A. W* MacKcnzic,
‘ Bald Telegram Bent.
pointed
on
committees
dealing
with
congress
sums
totaling
$105,000,
jjHINGTON, May 7— , ifrtfm
mm Washington,/
Washington,, iseconded*
Tax rate would W *.ftfsH
it t
Senator Norris also said there the Ford offer would be favorable funder attack in the course of the state chairman of the McAdoo or
ote was 8421to 113. The although his salary as congressman wns no question that tho telegram to
hours—dny nnd night—included ganization, nnd Mayor Forrest
Administration
lig h t The oto
it
r.o
that
the
question
may
be
Council of BishopVof the
t Meth- is only $7,500 a yenr, United States quoting the president as saying he put to u strnight vote before both President Coolidge, Secretary Mel Lake, chairman of the state finance
It the im m igration bill
WASHINGTON, May ^
lon, Senators named and unnam committee, it was announced that
odist EplncopalyPhuririh South, District Attorney Smith told a jury wns "trying to deliver Musclo hiouses of congress.”
fcon making Japanese ex irt session in Nflsnillfe,1, Tenn., is in .federal court here Tuesday, Shoals" was sent by Jnmos Martin
Senate
Republican or
ed:
(Jocrgc
B.
Lockwood,
secretory
plqns for the campaign in behalf
Madden Denies.
___XAl__ iLl'.i.
___ action, where Langley nnd four other de
of
the
Republican
national
com*
. effective July 1, will
awaiting
theV/t'_enfcrenco
tion
leaders
moved Tu<
of
Mr.
McAdoo
are
rapidly
taking
Miller
to
Ford’s
secretary,
as
the
Representative Madden Inter is mitteo;', Henry Ford. Wayne B.
it was nnnouru i*d, nnd this oto fendants arc being tried on charges latter ndmltted it.
form
nnd
from
messages
received
ried on the floor of the
to
save
as
far
aa possible i
sued
a
statement
denying
that
ho
will be communicated
to them of cohspirncy to defrnud the gov “The president sent message* »o -had made such a remark, adding Wheeler, Counsel for the Anti-Sa- by the scores from all parts of the
mm
and tho house wheh immediately.
principal
features
of the;
ernment through the illegal remov- . congress
Joon
I.eagke'
nnd
mnny
others
in
L'Onifrr.W nt!vitin<y
f hn sale
into of
»*f Mus
\f««a- l4fltnre
state, it is evident thnt much in
advising the
there io
is oof
not na alnraln
single word _t
of truth nhd edit of public .life.
comes up.for final acent
1
1
mittee
revenue
bill
in
clo
*
.
1
terest is being taken in tho organi
warehouse
ff°m n « -ern m e n t I
^ ^ e t only
in theistntcment."
I
bid
Technically the senate had be zation.
light
of
word
from
Preaid
The
/minutes
also
said
that
the
' ThS district attorney’s
- ' 1 thnt
P^0Vil,e!,
c
- statement
ant i ithe
property
nnd for
thatthois Ea*
Ford’s”
representatives of the press had fore it the resolution nuthoriffhg
It wns further announced that Coolidge th at he d ia lle d
congressional leaderswas made following the rending of Mi(1
Mr’ v ' ri,
the interna) revenue bureau inves the state headquarters will he main
been
requested
by
Mr.
Huston
not
that he regarded the
the indictment returned against the I •<srn.,inr„
tf, '
tigating committee to employ coun. the state headquarters will bo Rome of the proposed amend- M
’Senators llnrrison,
of Misaissip- to make the statement public.
defendant April 7, nnd while he
et as entirely too soon
sel, but the discussion ranged over maintained in annex to the Semi mentfl aa well as others
was making his opening remnrks
a wide cxpnnsc, touching such fa nole County Bank on Magnolia ready substituted in the
jit diplomatic.arrangeto the jury which had just been*
miliar subjects ns prohmition en Avenue, and that upon Dr. Mnc- sure.
|he wanted to make with
selected. Speaking for thirty min
forcement and the oil and Daugh Kcncic’s return from a short busi
utes,
Mr.
Smith
outlined
the
gov
and steps, were taken Escorted By Troops of National
erty investigations, and branching ness trip by the lotto rpart of the
Immediate attention was can-!
ernment’s case and told the jury
o(T to Muscle Shoals, Japanese ex week, he will remain here devoting tered upon the Income tax schedtttn
Jy afterw ards to
Guard Six Murderers Begin
of the evidence against defend
clusion, tho California primaries much of his time to handling tho and agreement was reached a t a
Journey to Amite Where
[those in sympathy with
ants.
and the probable time of adjourn stntc campaign. He will direct conference of tho party this rnorfcThey
Will
Hang.
Indicted on Three Counts
ews to oppose the acment of congress.
from the Sanford ofTicc the entire ing to accept the house rates if
Langley, with M. E. Huth, Alli.jo f the conference re- NEW ORLEANS, May 7.—Six
Beginning immediately after the work.
necessary to gain a substitute fe r .
j
nnce, O.; Walter B. Carey, Can- S. F. Long Receives Contract For Details of Handling Big Crowd of senate
convened, the debate con
the Democratic plan voted into the
The president favors men sentenced to hang Friday ton, O.; and Milton Lipschultz and Repairing of Goldenrod-MaltIn
an
Interview
Wednesday,
the
Colored Knights of Pythias
tinued late in the first of a scries
yesterday in place of the Mel* ‘
chairman declared that ho is bill
[1, 1926 as an effective were taken from tip Parish* prison Albert F. Sinter, of Philadelphia,
Und Rond for Sum of Three
at Convention Are Al- •
Ion rates.
‘ *
of night sessions determined upon state
well pleased with tho results of tho
Thousand Dollars.
lor the exclusion provis hero early today nnd "started on were indicted on three counts,
most Completed.
by the Republican organization convention
Believe Sur-Tax Will W lm W
thus
far.
Its
reaction
Smith
told
the
jurors.
Tho
first
leaders in an effort to speed up and
o s hopeful th a t at the journey to Amite, La., where count charges conspiracy to de At the monthly meeting of the
Republican spokesmen
has been all that could be expected
Arrangements
legisltivc
rw------------ -for
- the convention
------- *- — ** | rcomplete
' v iprogram
' i u ^ iusi s in
ns
confidence that tho 37 l-$ per <
i day a few months be- the executions nre to take place. fraud the government of taxes on county commissioners at the court of the colored Grand I^nlge of* timea *to-» '•get awny
nnd
more,
too.
Furthermore,
he
is
before the Hcpuhsur-tox rate in tne he
| the date fixed by the They were escorted by n troop of the whiskey, the second charges house Tuesday, S. F. Long waa Xnightx of Pythias, which will con lican national convention next confident that from tho expressions maximum
plan would win out a g a in st.
conspiracy
to
sell
the
whiskey,
of
messages
received
from
some
of
month.
_
vene in Sanword o nMny 10 for a
will finally be agre- National unrds.
40 per cent rate on,
the most prominent men of the Democratic
Federal District Judge Rufus E. while the third alleges conspiracy awarded the contract for repairing five-day meeting, have been plwut
White House Conference.
final
showdown,
which will
by congress.
to
transport
tho
whiskey
from
the
nnd putting into shape tho Golden- completed, it became known Wedstate, that Florida will fall into the when the biU is up
Foster Tursdny denied the applica
Both
the
speeding
up
process
for postage.
i exclusion is provided
in tion of five of the six mon sen Belle of Anderson distillery near rod-Muitland road. Tho contract ne«dny when it was stated that a nnd the legislative program were McAdoo column on Juno 3.
Pr
Two
other
problems
faced
Lnwrcncoburg,
Ky.,
to
Philcdelphin,
Details
of
the
campaign
will
be
ifratlon bill will become tenced to hnng at Amite Friday
ten 80x130 feet, together with discussed at a White House conferorganization
iers,
hov
Pu., ‘nnd other points in violation wns for '$3,000. Tho clerk was re large
made
from
time
to
time,
Dr.
MacJuly I, 1024, under
lor their release on n writ of ha of
once
between
President
Coolidge
scats, stage ami other equipment
President
Coolidge
today
let it
quested
to
rc-ndvcrtfse
for
bids
for
the
law
which
provides
thnt
Kcnsie
assured
n
representative
of
nt reached Tuesday
beas corpus. The condenmned men
have boon secured from Jackson nnd n group of 10 Ropubllcan sen
known
he
was
strenuo1
_
._
usiy
oppoa
liquor
cannot
ho
transported
from
repairing
one
and
one-half
miles
|iad house conferees on the immediately filed an appeal and the
ville by the Sanford Chnmber of ators which precoding the conven this paper. Right now plans are to the provision voted Into
court took the m atter under ad a government warehouse by truck. of the Spring Lake and Twin Lake Commerce, which is assisting in ing of the senate. President Cool being concentrated on the organi messere for full capacity of
o whiskey, Smith said, was re*, road. Clay will be used on this
ierces reached a complete visement, announcing a decision moved
making the arrangements.
. • idge made it know that ho favor zation of "McAdoo For President'' returns snd to the proposed
from the distillery ostensi
some subatatial legislatives re Clubs throughout the state. Efforts ocrstlc substitute for
on all other disputed would'1* sndc this evening.
road.
* the ro
The tent will arrive within a few ed
are being made to organize them In tion tax aa well as
lief for the fanners.
•
of the six me bly for medical purposes, but wns
I and their report will be
to the
days
nnd
will
be
erected
at
the
new
thus
Commissioner
Curlctt
was
au
w
hX
'confess^
r'ecentL
that
L
or
Coverage
purposes,
th
every
voting
precinct,
Dr.
MaeKenAt the same time Democrats
tei first to. the house, , IS
cratlc
income
tex.
schedule.
mtinlciiml
athletic
field
at
Meilonthorized
to
have
a
fill
put
in
at
10
niono fired tho shote*
the government of $4.
senate leaders In conference can zie declared, and unusual enthus
fV Piter-'V iJpr«v«>t yon* atono
Sllco Branch a t a cost not to ex vlllc and Celury Avenue*. A seat vassed the whole situation and af. iasm U being showed delegates who
ffliM . _ S * r iT.,i5rtfe'fiA
stdnc&my, fffetrtd tho * h - TO B lf c.........|
in':
capacity
of
approximately
800
Uaed Illegal Permits.
ceed $76. Frank' R. Pounds ap
Senator Robinson of Ar- were a t the contention last week, not chsngod his ston
adoption in both bodiej three yearn ago when Ca es in___
Tho defendants, it was charged, peared heforo the board in refer will b cincluded in the tent nnd terward
terrupted an attem pt to rob tha removed
kansas announced that there waa in their several communities.
' is certain.
hcrcnce to the Mellon plan
*1,400
cases
and
defraudntanding
room
for
hundreds
more
ence
to
the
road
nt
Forest
City
bank
a
t
that
place,
was
not
affect
too
much
Important
legislation
re
All
the.
principal
cities
of
tho
Cent 1890 Census.
the government of more than
will be available, it is said,. Mean fraining undisposed of to deter state will be stumped In behalf of,° oiut compromise on the. mall
| per cent of the census of ed by the decision. All hope Jpr $17,000.
The
Ipdlctment
charged
00
•,thi8
P,CC°
01
while, work on clearing the field mine nt this time whe congress McAdoo, it is said,* snd speakers forf. tilisions, but i t the same tiftii
i agreed upon ns the quota saving him has bdon abandoned. the whiskey wns removed by ille
he would not Indicate hla a
and erecting n fence arouiid it, is might adjourn.
R.
A.
Goodsnrcd
requested
the
Tho
other
.defendants
nre
Nntalc
this part of tho campaign are now as to approval or disappro
i continue until July 1, 1027,
gal permits.
speedily
going
forward.
county
to
purchase
two
tons
of
Denmoro,
Andrea
Lcmantia,-Joseph
This nubject enmo un later In being obtained. On account of tho
" so-called "national oriThe evidence will show the dis
It is expected that there will be the course of the senato debate, limited time in which the organi the bin u K
d" will l>c employed, tho Rini, Joseph Bocchio and Joseph trict nttorney said, thnt Prohibi asphalt. A motion wns passed ap
sttUnccs, however, being iglio. Three are citizens of Italy, tion Director Sam Collins, of Ken pointing a committe to investigate between 2,600 and 3,000 negroes nnd Senator Watson, Republican, zation has to work, the speech-mak Whllo Republicans count on a
1to 150,000 annually from two arc naturalized natives of tucky, wns approached and an ef prices of culvert nnd order a car from nil parts of the state in at Indiana declared information had ing tour will not be as extensive break in the Democratic ranks
Italy and the sixth was born in fort made to get his signature to each of pipo and asphalt. The tendance and for the five dayn* come that the senate was not to be ns tho chairman would desire, but well ae support from some
Itc.
.
bridge on Celery Avenue meeting, and it is estimated thnt allowed to adjourn for the national as much territor yas can be will bo absentees of yesterday in
|pwisions in the house bill Chicago of Italian parents.
authorizing the removal concrete
was
ordered
to be repaired.
Governor Barker late Monday or nof permit
they will spend not less thnn-$30,- convention, hut was to be kept here covered.
| to “non quota Immigrants”
»
tho house Income rates, a
liquor. When Collins refused,
000
in Sanford, in this cohnectlon nil summer, in order to make a po
'opted substantially without dered Adjutant'Gcnerul Toombs to mon went to Washington nnd got
Literature will bo printed within encc has been railed for to
G. M. Jacobs appearejl^tfefore
.wireiami unmarried chll- have troops in readiness should Langley to come to Kentucky to tho board in reference to tfe re it is stated that the grand lodge litical issue out of tho matters dis. a few days which will go out from at which an attempt will be
d«r 18 years, of American Sheriff Bowden, of Tnngipahon, use his influence, it was charged.
headquarters here urging tho uni to line up some of the part
pair of roads near Chuluotn. The has authorized tho expenditure of closed by tho investigations.
(Continued on page 8.)
$10,000 for supplies in this city.
rofesaors and ministers, parish, call for them in connection
ted support of Florida voters for surgente whose votes
commissioners
ordered
that
the
Arrangements for the gathering
i accredited schools, nn>l with the scheduled execution of
McAdoo.
bit the Democratic vie
Chuluotn-Curryvillc road ho 'opensix
men
at
Amite
Friday
for
the
aliens being considered
Tho chairman, as well as Mayor of the Insurgents
cd and requested tho clerk to no- c®n , for two bi* P»r«»'Jes throuqh
the quota, if they obtain murder of Dallas Calmes.
Lake, are very enthusiastic about the party confe
tify Mr. Self to remove his fence
action
tho city, one
Tho 108th cavalry, Louisiana Na
kies*
tor Watson,
Senator
the chances of the former treasury
to make way for the road until ne being in uniform and the other be
tional
Guard
a
local
orgunizatioh,
M horn in independent
ing a torchlight procession nt night
head. They point out the fact that disns, has undertaken to
gotiations
could
bo
completed
be
of the Western hemh- was ut Jackson bnrrackc this morn
which will end on Sanford Avenue
according to Judge Rockwell, of an agreement on farm te.
tween him nnd tho board.
1be adinis.sable Upon pro ing ready to take the field at a
where n big street dance will be
New York, who in Rational chair- in view uf the conAieting
A.
P.
Connelly
appeared
speak
of certificates without moments notice. General ToombsT
held for the visitors by the mem
their
champion will enter the con the McNary-Haugen export I
ing
in
regard
to
tho
condition
of
Norton’o Comedians and the tnc hospital with referenco to the bers of the local lodge.
to any quota. Canada is said the. troop* were prepared U
vention
with nearly 000 votes, more it is understood that a pi
Real
estate
transactions
tp
the
d »n independent country, prevent any Illegal uclion in con Green Rier Singing Orchestra were admission of county patients. The
than
twice
many as any other may be made whereby la
extent
of
$27,000
wero
announced
Another
feature
of
the
gathering
nection with the fight of five of tho the hendlinors a t today’s luncheon petition of W. C. Hill et at to open will be n chorus of 100 voices, which Wednesday. One deal involves the candidate, an
.ftrffrencia Given.
t
l
is
expected that he for support of the farm
I*xiw section relating to convicted men to save their lives. of the Sanford Kiwanis Club meet road was rend nnd ordered grant is said to be composed of .some of transfer of tho house and lo t bt will not receive that many on the Insurgent approval of a ~
Sheriff Bowden luk not mention ing ut the Valdes Hotel. In the ob ed when deeds to a 50-fout right-of
Tt-nen was adopted practicthe finest jubilee singers in this 210 Park Avenue from Dr . Jr vN.’ rst several ballots, because many sur-tax schedule woUld’ .
Mout change, although it ed troops to the governor but* tho sernneo of National Music Week way were received.
In this connection; the']
part of the country. A special Roheon to tho Royall Ice .Cream derations are Instructed to Vote
’ itricken out in the sen- executive several days ago was re the larger part of the luncheon hour
Thie state auditor’ll report was play will be given to which all Company for the consideration of for “fnvorito sons” nn a m atter of can conference Tuesday]
'wuions for “aaiection of quested by persons whose idendity was deoted to music furnished by rend and was ordered published. citizons of the city will be invited. $10,000.
compliment. This will follnw for to 3, to make the p
he did not disclose, to send sojdicrs this organization. Special num
at the source,"
compromise move on a
notary public bond of Marlon
In connection with tho conven
Two other transactions cover tho- two or three ballots, when they will sur-tox rate o f 82 per ca
tion vises by American / to Amite the dny of_the executions bers by "Pop and Mom” of the The
\V.
Greer
was
approved.
Tho
fire
twitch
to
tho
McAdoo
columh
tion,
initiation
of
a
Inrge
class
of
transfer
of
lots
six
and
aejtan
of
•fficisls abroad were al to assist in preserving order should show company
then to go to the house
consisting of arm bond of A. M. McCIcea wan candidates will take place, it is an block five of Chapman A Tucker
"
1 *
Mellon
>Virtual agreement and re- it be necessary. Tho sheriff has "When You nnd I W on Young, also approved.
nounced. All ceremonies will tako Addition. Frank Evans purchased
®nchanged in conference. arranged to have sixty special dep Maggie," and
for a maximum sur-tax
^
“Siler Threads
“
lit'
CondJtion
of
the
bridge
on
the
this
piece
of
property
from
C.
H.
place
on
the
athletic
field
as
well
25 per cent compromise, or ]
Vf** “within the quota" uties on hand in addition to his Among tho Gold," were greeted ticneya-Chulunta road was ordered
as all entertainments except the LcfTler for a sum said to bo ap
[given to parents of Amor- usual assistants and'the town po with prolonged applause.
haps 3$ per cent, it |s unde
Investigated. The board authoriz street donee snd the two parades. proximately . $12,000. , The other
usni and to skilled farm lice force.
would be asked on such
An
attendance
of
U6
per
rant
of
ed
tho
advertisement
for
bids
on
n
deal
is
for
lot
42
tn*1he
Sanford
Judge Foster tonight overruled a
« in no case will such pref
sltion. Otherwise, Re
of the members of the Sanford club onc-half ton truck the agent to
celery delta and was purchased by
BURNS AGENT INNOCENT
al to the United establiahed
they will depend on
i x permitted to exceed 50 motion for an appeal
a new record. This was }•“ . “" P * ;1, payment the Indiana
J. G. Barrow from Mr. snd Mrs.
States supreme court'from his re
and
absentee votee for*,J^
K.#r a nation's quota.
which is nready in service.
- .
t
WASHINGTON, May 7. — W. J. A. G. Ihirvis.
fusal today.to-order the release on tho first luncheon since tho begin
About Veto,
*£undidatca for county offices are of the house compromise.
ning
of
the
attendance
contest.
An
The
board
accepted
the
followBurns, chief of the Department of
In connection with the acquistioq "aril set" for the second political
No Compromise,
this ugreement the a writ of habeas corpus of five of exceptionally large crowd wus
Justice investigation bureau, told of the Park Avenue property, Mr, meeting to be held tomorrow night
Insurgents have indkat
Moptod the effective tho six men sentenced to hang Fri resent and it was necessary to Three pines subdivisionsubdivision,
and Citrus the Senate Daugherty committee Royal), head of the ice cream com
wtrd in the bill as pass day at Amite, t
Genova when the Woman’s Club desire to compromise,
Height* subdivision. ' The board today that although he assigned pany, stated that the site was pur tit
ring
in
sceral
additional
tables
When
Wnrden
Renhyson
awak
of
that place will give a chicken Hrookhnrt, of 'Iowa, one
,, Bouse and receded from
all those attend ordered that the Sanford-Oviedo an agent to "shadow” Gaston B. chased with the view to locating supper
which office seek leaders, declared today he
r!
calling for op- ened the condemned men ho found to,.accommodate
ing. Many out of town isitora road be cleared of straw and Means, this inun wns not concern the plant of tho company a t,some ers willfollowing
be given the opportunity even seek to retefo tke p
IU ,* Asiatic exclusion Roy I.cona, Brooklyn,, had stapbod were on hand
brush.
ed with the disappearance of future time.
. ■; ,
'!/„■>• of presenting their esndidsdea.
maximum sur-tax of 60 per <
iwuiediately the bill became himself fic tlmea with a three-inch
Reports of the various county of- Means’ documents and diaries. Dr. A. W. MacKensle, of Lees
Dmocrats expressed tittle
ndlcatlons
are
that
a
large
evident, however, th at dirk. One Vound penetratud tho
'•Siru-e.
opening
our
establish
ficlal* were read and approved.
"g the date they did not lung, and is rogaracd as serious. burg, extended a few words of Auditing
crowd of Sanford people besides today that their rates, appro*
ment
in
Sanford
our
business
has
of
bills
and
other
routine
Jacksonville.—Tho
department
had
licnn iL
’taVi/wl ku
on hapd to a vote of 43 to 40, would .
.......
...........
had been
wished
by Leona confessed to slaying Dallas greeting to the club members and matters were disposed. Com mi s- of labor reports that Florida has ___
been______
good and _is growing
steadily the candidates Will be bn
«rcutive.
Calmes, whw attempted to frus referred to Sanford as being the sionera present were: John Meisch. little unemployment, while skilled and Is easily seen "that it"U-only a- participate to tho evening’s enter- on the final test. At a . ..
|b“' “ delay had boOn de- trate a bank robbery a t Indcpcnd- highest "ceierted” city in the state. G. L. Bledsoe. B. F. Wheeler, C. workers are in demand for con question of time before we will teinment. The Seminole County ferenee today it was agreed I
■ltl, .President and secre- cne, La., three years sgo. Two men W. R. O’Neil and I«roy Giles, of W. Entxmlnger and E. Curlett.
outgrow our present quarters and Democratic Executive Committee to the li
struction and building progress.
Lf
'order that through were forcibly taken from ths^r beds, Orlando, also spoke briefly. J. E.
will have to seek another location’’ boa the political program In charge. tor J'
exchanges foss offense which they refused ea lese, ona Bruce, of Tampa, was also » speak
TomoroW night’s gathering will for su;
said Mr. Rovall.
0 “aP*n has never halng to be dressed.
Mr. Royall further declared that be the second affair of its kind scale of
Others er. Ben Whltner, Jr., county demt flat -to:
JrUatively disclosed.
when his move to larger quarters is to be held under the supervision
marched out protesting against the oustration agent, told of the wirk
r cent,
of the committee, whose members
made necessary, it will be t
im k *r,r*nxement as now sentence. They were taken to the in which he U engaged, going into
ken up
feel that thera meetings will pprove
ng owned
owi
. the com
.
'e c°uferees would train in patrol wagons and placed details in his address. Other is
building
by
the revel>
t luffident caqse for
itora
included
Dr.
H.
V.
Halieday
the
eandldatcs
bneficiat
to
all
candidate
With
this
in
Yisw,
the
site
on
Park
in a special ^ a r guarded by sol
It whs
Kirksville, Mo., L H* Gibbs, N.
t^ J mm«gration bill *
Avenue wa* selected., A t some well os’to tho voters.
diers. The execution is at noon of
At its regular meeting Tuesday —Teachers, $0,392.50; note, $5,000; time in the futpre a modern two
Other .meeting! will be held this President
D. Ludwig and B. L. Carter.
r S l i V . t M * h lle H«— Friday.
*
r
J. M. Gillon was the winner of the 8eminole County School hoard interest, $37.
or three story building will b*Jo, month 'culminating In (he big rally opposition.
A!1** the Pvenldent
adopted
resolutions
calling
for
an
Gen.
Fund,
Seminole
County
the
^attendance
prize.
rated there, which will become the In this city which will probably be tax of 9 per
ft
two, m°nths
refbtfore July
t aU »uffl, uffi
election on Juna 17, from milage Bank; transportation of school home of the Royall Ice Cream hold on tho night b
Coolidge and Leaders
the elec* ■arnlni
:c;*, i* »*
and trustees in apecial tax districts children, $1,628;
Smlth-llughes Company.
tion.
rates on i
ln which to negotiate
Try to H asten Action Ex-Senator Is Pleased numbers one, two, three, four and teacher, $175; administration and
10 per cent of t
five.
incidentals, $636.90.
Ingt.
r
. EARTHQUAKE
i h',7**
bkeir meeting
With
McAdoo
Rally
* <
... . i. . . i
f*i” •
—
..
A motion was
satinr
District number one (Sanford) Believe Rebellion In
iiipoied of all other dU- WASHINGTON, May 7. — Ar*, »»
the state com
uce the $1,100.34; district number two,
MANILLA.■ Mey
■ .. T.—
PP A
.. severe Work Coi
C i!2 .thAt lh® biU will oosad by threat» of Democrats and
Cuba
Is
Now
Quelled
A
letter
received
Tuesday
from
of Oviedo (Longwood) $27.17; district num
earthquake, the eentor of which la
7: ;®m°"ow to the house Republican insurgents to hold con H. C. Hansbrough of SL Peters surety bond of the
$32.25; district
ion of ber thrs« c(Oviedo)
.............
believed about 025 mi lea off the Miami’! ~
senate. Whether gress in session during the nation burg, who was for 18 years United in accordance with
HAVANA, May 7. —
deposits of bond i
. $540.76;
__ mameastern coast of tha
MUppinea.
al political convention in June, the
with the
five (Geneva) eminent believer it Is
was resid ed h e r
President and Republican organi States Senator from North Dakota bera of tha board
U :lp today.
MIAMI,
now residing In Florida and superintendent
rood
number nx (Lake consider the rebellious
There were four
sation leaders in the Senate and but
who
waa
one
of
the
prominent
men
where
they
last
week
in
Sente
begun
i;
Geneva
Bond
dlsLylidated lines in an
MtfgHHMi.................
G K » te
that
Longwood Bond dis- as finished."
effort to clear the calendars of attending the McAdotf convention man school. Due
D
to i
in
Sanford
laat
week-end
said:
not
a
ted
today
a
t
the
It
was
Important legislation. The iegisla70
"Mr.
Smith
and
I
wera
greatly
it
Palace
as
to
i
t
on
*********1 — eral means
Chicago,
daof the
was dis1041s; Ju
with tbu
July, 78* t
H
rlMtni
n m ee
K and la
■»
ftpyi
st (
hla
h
, committee.
LANGLEY SALARY
WAS SMALL PART
OF HIS DEPOSITS
Conference Votes
To Unify Churches
ress Votes
July 1 This Year
[te and
STATE QUARTER^ | ftji* i* Reeved u
FOR M’ADOO WILL
BE OPENED SOON
Are
Upon
Points
!>»
X
SIX M EN BEGIN
THEIR T R I P TC
D E A T H PRISON
COUNTY BOARD ARRANGEMENTS
LETS ROAD B ID FOR CONCLAVE
AT IT S MEETING ABOUT FINISHED
i f
E
Musical Program Is
Feature of Kiwanis
L u n c h Wednesday
...
Real Estate Deals
Totaling $27,000.00
C l o s e d in Sanford
Political M e e t i n g
and Chicken Dinner
at Geiieva Thursday
(
County Board H as Issued Call F or
School Election To Be Held June 17
S
i & a 't f w a s
1
I
, .i, :
vr; ■
M!
m
^
j
i'
ki
i'll
k.->
�J. .J. *
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
‘•' i . ’
" ^ B A P T IS T S
W.th cancelled stam ps f 0 R
-J
Celery Shipments
WILBUR FAVORS
MIGHTYY NAVY
FOR A M ER IC A
El Paso Bank Closes
Because Frozen Paper
11
Probe revenue bureau •Japan Ch<
Will commence A gain Season
ready
Priest Papers
BURBANK. Col.. May C—Per
haps the most patiently papered
house in the country is that of the
Rev. A. Bucci, n retired priest,
For May 5.
who has "hung” two rooms of his
Chicago ........... ........
. 2
home here with 149,242 canceled
Waycross ..................
. 2 postage stamps.Jersey City ..............
. 1
More than 30 years were re
A largo crowd greeted Norton’s Scranton
.....:.............
.. 1 quired in collecting the stomps,’ac
Comedians upon the opening of Vittsburg
....................
I cording to Father Bucci, and, prac
their socond engagement in this
s ...... .............
. L tically every nation in the world
JCv'
city last night at the Milane Thea Boston
Florence .... ...............
.. 1 is represented in the geometrical
tre. The play presented by thsi New
York
......
. 1 designs of the wall borders nnd in
. company was “The Tie That Binds”
the color schemes, employed on
and it met with hearty approval
Total
.10 walls and ceilings.
of the spectators.
J
^ For the second time the com
On one of the ceilings is a de
* pany is appearing heer under the
sign of the Stars and Stripes, with
auspices of the Sanford Shrine
Italian stampa forming the blue
• Club. Rccontly it played here fpr
field and American two-centers
a week’s engagement and so pop
supplying tho- Ted stripes. The
ular were its plays that arrange
brown staff.upholding the banner
ments were made to have the com
consists of Canadian stamps, while
pany play a return engagement
the white stripes of the flag are
hero before it depnrts for the west,
formed
by the strips of hare ceil
(Continued from page 1.)
where Norton’s Comedians will
Ing remait ' . a/U-r Father Bucci
speed
of
the
submarines
and
train
play during the summer.
completed his jiaperhanging.”
Last night's play was wefl ships.
Ship Building Program.
wmth seeing. The parts wort*
Secretary Wilbur’s suggestion
splendidly enacted and the clnss of
the entertalnmept was of the type that the United Status might em
that has gained for the company n bark upon an auxiliary ship build
■fine reputation over the state. Vau ing program wit hthe view in mind
EL PASO. May fl—The F.1 Paso
deville specialty stunts between thnt the Washington government
acts were features of last night's would*be in a good position then city national bank, one of south
bill and will continue to be for the to seek agreement among the na west’s largest institutions, failed
remainder of th eengagemctn here. val powers for the extension of today. Frozen paper is said to be
*
The Green River Kinging Qrches- limiting treaties to other craft than the eause.
tra is furnishing the music. The bnttlcsnips, battle cruisers and air
play tonight will be comedy drama plane carriers also attracted atten YEATS,HEAD STUDENT BODY
entitled “Don’t Marry For Mon tion in view of the recent state
ment by President Coolidge in New
GAINESVILLE. May 0.—Milton
ey."
York making n preliminary propo Yeats hns been elected president of
sal for new discussions of limita- the University of Fluridu student
tio nof armament.
body by a small majority over J.
There wns nothing to indicate, Hoover Wise. Hubert Weeks wns
however, thnt Mr. Wilbur had nny named vice-prcsndent and Fred
Gerald
definite projects o f . the kind in Lnngwnrthy treasurer.
.
Tuesday.
.
Bee wus selected ns editor-in-chief
Regular meeting Knights of Co mind when he made the statement. of
the Florida Alligator, und Geo.
It was recalled that Washington of
lumbus, K. of C., hall, 8 p. m.
ax president of tho Y. M. C.
Weekly lunchoon Rotary Club, ficials have almost invariably held Clegg
that the key to the situation which A. Pete Harris, receiving 725
Valdez Hotel, 12:15 p. m.
votes for the largest majority of
Regular meeting Masonic Lodge resulted in the call for the Wash nny
office in the election, was
ington conference by President
No. (52, Masonic hall, 8 p. m.
Regular meeting City Planning Harding was the tremendous capi named us heud cher lender.
tal ship building progrum upon
Commission, City Hall,' 7:30 p. m.
which the United' States was then
Wednesday.
If that program hail
Regular meeting Americnn l e engaged.
gion, American Legion hall, 8 p. m. been completed, the American navy
Weekly luncheon, Kiwanis Club, would huvo been ovi*rwhelmingly
greater in modem warcraft than
Valdez Hotel, 12:16 p. m.
Weekly luncheon, Association of nny other, it has been said, nnd it
Mr. L. Ilullcn, a photo
Business Women, Phoenix Hotel, was by sacrjfcing that urogram grapher of national reputa
that the other navul powers were
. 12:16 p. m.
induced to join in the limiting tion is opening a high class
Thursday.
portrait studio in the Pules?
Rcgulnr meeting Spanish War agreement.
Veterans, 8 p. m.
ton-Brumley Rldg.
Friday.
Mr. Hallen, for years wns
Weekly meeting-luncheon Cham
Tampa’s lending photograph
ber .of Commerce, Haldez Hotel,
12:15 p m.
.
.
er. He iH now operating stu
Regular meeting Rebeccas, Ma
dios
nt Lakeland nnd Orlan
sonic hall, 8 p. m.
do.
•1
-■ ■ —
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Nothing but the highest
(Continued from page 1.)
May 5.
grade
of portraiture, with
had been offered $27 per 1,000 for
C. C. Aldridge to City of Snn- certain
lumber,
ttjat
he
took
th«?
beautiful
lightings nnd ar
ford.
to Phillips, who sold him tistic posing is Mr. Hallen’s
Marion T. Hall to Edwnrd C. Mil purheaser
the lumber ut $18 und collected $7
)er
•
1,000 from the purheuser for “motto.” The studio opens
W. A. Fitts Sr. and wife to W. per
the
government
inspector.
Monday, May 12th.
L. Davis.
In
another
case,
the
prospector
. Mr. C. E. Bonrdmun repJ. II. Sipes and wife to Mury E.
# • "Stiles.
dcclnrcd the evidence would show resentingJAr. Hallen is in the
that Phillips had an offer of $34,
000 for a lot of lumber, which he city malo^fc arrangem ents
h Alumni to Meet.
agreed
to accent if a flnt fee of for the opening.
There will be a meeting of the
Alumni Association of the Sanford $5,000 was paid, which tho purHigh School, In tho Court House, hcaser declined. Phillips then sold
Wednesday evening, May 7, nt 7 the lumber to the firm of Eitzn
o’clock. At this meeting, officers & Tourart of Pensacola, Fin., who
for the ensuing year wilf.be elect resold it to tho $34,000 man. P hil-,
ed, nnd arrangements will be mndo lips was paid $10,000 secretly in
cash, the lawyer said, und the gov
for the annual banquet.
ernment received n settlement on
the bnsia .qf
A total of ,
,
------ r - *■
$(!00,000*'\vns ■cured T»y Phillips, ‘*s Grandmother’s Recipe to Bring
the jury wns told, on the sale oft • *‘>ck Color nnd Lustre to
government lumber, for which the
Hair.
United Sl ates did not receive one a v
--------cent.
•
You rnu turn gray, faded hair
----------------- —___
beautifully dark and lustrous alKey West—Four hundred nnd ">‘«*Mvfr night If you’ll get a hot(Continued from page I.)
fifty thousand hotel to be built at
"Wyeth’s Sage nnd Sulphur
gaged in the marine search south Duvul und Mlntning Ktrectn.
' Compound" at any drug store. Mil
of the peninsula. Every cove from
--------- —
'
lions of hottle.4 of this old fumous
.
Chignik to the Shumngin islands
Miami.—Bank deposits (p this ,v,affe Tea Recipe, improved by
160 miles aoutbwestward from city shown a 50 per cent, gain for ‘G*- nddition of other ingredients,
Chignik. had ben entered, it wax the year ending March 31, 1921.
n,n’
annually, say well-known
reported, without finding n sign --------- -- ■
. _____ _____ druggists hare, because it darkens
of Major Martin or his companion,
__ ’ ’ ‘no hair so naturally and evenly
staff sergeant Alva L. Hurvey.
*
A party of two natives is seek
ing tho missing aviators north
.-------1hose whose hair is turning
from Chignik to the Bering sea,
actuated to undertake the expedi
tion by the statement of a trapper
that he had seen a plane over Lnke
Chignik 20 miles from Chignik an - f , 1- '
•
I 4 . become luxuriantly dark and beuuHour after Major Martin ilrpurtcd
for Dutch Harbor.
Only Meager Reports.
Only meager reports had come
today concerning the weather con
ditions bolwcen Atka and Attu but
thoso few indicated that storms
------ *“
1lighted with your dark, handsome
which beset the aviators and which
caused Major Martin to go north
instead of adhering to his sche
duled route, which was southwestward, had been succeeded by pleas
ant weather.
Ideal wea)hcr -fur- this time of
It I1!* o"r,!! O l'W 'u * » Keiio
year Vas reported Ut False Pass,
\[ I*;! Ho'ld. lY» iiia>npbrir»
If ll - JU.*' I’rvuni. ||'s
a t the eastern end of the Aleutian
islands hcain, and at Dutch ‘Har
bor, late yesterday.
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The coast, guard cutter Haida, ac
cording to the latest report re
FIT rOR A QUEEN
oclyied,
speeding to Atkd to see
,«ii wns
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li»n
** und thq,
8 a fliers., theree*M
—
r off
nited____^tos
States filhcnes
flftheries patrol
itrol boat'.
boat'.'
n i »t ,\ r,\D -m-T a rood
Elder, wus due to arrive at Atfu
tomorrpw.
A t ^Ali Good D eale rs o r
• Aboard the Eider was the weath
er observer, Bloir, who hoped to
PHONE 634
reach Attu in time to inform Atka
U'lIOLKHALK AND ItKTAIL
tomorrow whether the weather wa.t
suitable for a flight. This com
munication is possible because of
emergency wireless stations e, tahannual
linked on
nnd AOu at a time
when it was thouglifthat the Al
. gonquin would bo wq^|ng.yvlth the
Norton Comedians
Open at Milane For
2nd E n g a g e m e n t
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ization nn<r the’convention S o n the work of the Inter-Board ComWASHINGTON, May 6 - F ig h t
wldch will be preached by Dr. Fin- i mission on Student Activities nnd qver the investigation or the in
i ley F. Gibson of Louisville a t the i the representation of the conventerna! revenue bureau and Secre
first morning session.
tlon ,n ,he newly-established theo- tary
Mellon was suddenly resumed
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D r.. O. EJ. Bryan, stewardship logical seminary for negroes at todav on the agnate floor y ith Re
uuu
and
budget
uuu(iu
u
director,
iieiio
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and
anu
Dr.
u
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L.
Li.
R.
JC.
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Large Delegations From All-Over
publican organization leaden in
South 1‘lnn To Attend Con •Scarborough, general director, will Neshville.
The committee will likewise rec dicating they are not disposed to
present reporta showing what the
vention of Sonthem Bap
object to a continuation of
campaign lias accomplished to date ommend the establishment of a de further
tists on May 14.
the
inquiry.
A statement wns
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«nd then the convention will plan partment of church finance by tho
soon after the senate had
ATLANTA, >L-.y 5.—Imrge del- tho most affective menns for com- Baptist 9bnday School Board at made
^ up
up w,e
rcaoiuuun „of Senator
oeillllor
taken
the resolution
egntiona from every section of the i pletion of the task during the re- Nushvllle with a vlow 'to a m
o wv Democrat, of New —
Mexico,
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r.outh and southwest are plnnnlng i r.inining months of 1924,
vigorous prosecution of tht* doc which authorized the employment
to attend the Southern B aptist, As a result of the increased col- trine of stewardship nr.ij tho instal
Con vent Ion.-which opena here M ay!/^ tl„ n;1 thin year, it is predicted lation by the churches bf regular of spccini counsel add “such'other
agents as the committee deems
11. according to advices receive,l that the heuvy debts on the home burgets.
by the local entertainment commit-* and foreign mission boards will be
The next program in behalf of necessary.
tee. Approximately a dozen trains materially nduced, If not wiped missions, education nnd benevolen
and scores of special Pullman car, out altogether, and the whole work ces that will follow the completion
have been engaged to bring the ol the denomination Is epxccted to of the $76,000,000 Campaign", will
messengers, and the attendanco is bo set "'forward considerably as u claim large attention from the mes
expected to reach ut least 7,000, it u-sult of the convention’s delibcra- sengers, also, and a large commit
was stated.
j tious.
tee is now formulating definite
HAVANA, May 6—Approxi
One of the factors Contributing
A committee appointed a year recommendations for presentation mate 250 men aro in re v o lt, In
to tho large attendance this year ago to recommend certain changes to the bddy.
Oriente province it was learned
is the widespread interost am ong'in the activities of some of the
Plans are being mad? to have today. The band of 250 is near
the constituents of the denominn- general boards nnd other agencies, the services of the convention Baire and another 100 nre operatlion generally in the important looking to u rinser correlation of bioadcast in order thnt many thou
matters that will claim attention (he convention’s activities is sands of Baptists who do not a t Baircing in Yateras.
nt this
year’s
session,
to recommend me
the turning tend the hotly
body in person may nave
have
Tiin
. n5k
v T .i•„
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. ' planned lo
Okeechobee.—The Conners farms
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,r*‘ major buni- over to tho education board nt B ir-' the opportunity to listen in on the nre beginning the marketing of a
ness will be tho consideration of.nUngham the system of thirty-five 'proceedings.
1$00,000 tomato crop.
IN ATLANTA SOON
Revolt In Oriente
Province Reported
I ft I * a
THIS WEEK IN
SANFORD
1 i»
cuaium lilUL 1a
followed in the selection each year
of one student from the ten south
ern states represented at the con- '■
ference
to .preside
thoV IW
confer.
----- at
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M.VI ■
n et In the rapacity ol chief execu
tlve.
Crystal Springs.—Negotiations
l w*y i ar. ‘“Plying Tunvpu
,h water frol local springs.
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an
ft L
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Jbfidryi duri?" th« W]
S
f f e n crowns.
product» ulsfl■
000,000
LIABILITIES
Capital S to ck ............ $ 150,000.00
Surplus & Profits ........
65,746.30
Dividends unpaid.......
60.00
Circulation ................
49,600.00
T o tal...................$2,272,950.50
T o ta l......... r.........$2,272,950.50
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-• Deposits May 3rd. 19H
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... t 330.K5.C9
Deposits May 3rd, 1915 ..
—.... % 369.308.76
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Deposits Mny 3rd, 1916 ........... ............ % 522,,230.78
.
Deposits May 3rd, 1917 ..............$ 619,606.69
Deposits M ay 3rd, 1 9 1 8
$ 5 9 3 ,5 3 4 .3 3
Deposits May 3rd, 1919 $1,046,817.34
Deposits May 3rd, 1920 $ 1,082,358.86
May 3rd, 1921 $ 1,242,448.94
Seminole Steam Laundry
Deposits May
DeposksMay3, 1924$2,00754425
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
F. P. Forster, Pres.
L. A. Brumley
S. O. Chase
T. L Hawkins
F. P. F orster
T. J. Miller B. E. Squires
B. F. W hitner
L. A. Brumley.Vice Pres.
T.
J.
Miller, Vice Pres.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
A .L.Botts.Asst Cashier
Commercial Departm ent
' ‘ .UNITED STATES<BOVAL CORDS
FEDERAL BLUE PENNANT CORDS
, , I’BNNSYLVANIA v a c u u m c u p c o r d s
VIKING CORDS
Luggage Carriers, Visors. Spollghts, Horns, etc.
lexaco and Crown Gasoline from visible pumps.
^ 'letoca Motor OIL, Polarine and Mobiloile.
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RESOURCES
Loans & Discounts..... $1,040,493.63
O verdrafts' ..........
1,721.46
Stocks & Bonds............ 280,507.50
Banking House- Office Bldg.,
Furniture & Fixtures 210,826.36 .
Other Real Estate owned 5,168.55
CASH & DUE FROM
OTHER BANKS..... 734,233.00
appli d° °n° Cnn tel1 11 ha'’ bt'cn
We S e ll-
ft . .
At the dose of business Saturday, May 3rd, 192*1.
Noh'crto the public that S M ISBSyfiS;
Harvey Gibson, formerly IH}Jruy^a*r vnnishes andyour locks
our employ, is no longer li^L,
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driving for us or in any i * J
way connected with us. |
BTlJDBNT IIEURESENTATIVE
' TALLAHASSEE, Mav 6-M isa
,<lis MacQueen, of Palatka. n
kaptber of the graduating class
Uu* year at Florida State CoUoft
hafl been chosen student exeeufti.*
for the coming Blue Ridge (N. C.)
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COMMANDER OF
WORLD FLIERS
STILL MISSING
,
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N0RWA TLEA D g^
CHRISTIANIA 2 ’
"5W ‘be le'sdft
the world as rer*TT!*
trade, with 30 S ? '
•ng 4,000 workers, l
the latest report tka.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
NOTICE
m ft
Tokio’s cherry m*,
latter part 0f Apr^
Report of the condition of the
New Photo Studio To
Open
UNITED STATES
CLAIMS LOSS IN
LUMBER DEALS
.. . .
TOKIO, M«]T
time in Tokio, wiy,
ono of the most bn*)
the world, will be a ,
drab season thi,
,
Are ef last Septeffil
son. ,
/y
Before the d W * .
about 90,000 cherry i
Fully a third of tw ?
troyed in the fire
ware so llhdly d a i j f t
be years before tkJ?M
returns. The
wards of the
Savings Department
Safe Deposit Department
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E V E R Y . A C C O M O D ^ O N G I V E N ' ™ l ™ g g P O N S. M L n T
“Ask The Price”
NEW ACCOUNTS CORDIALLY
INVITED
F. I». RINK S_________
105 Palmetto Ave, ----------- And
SANFORD, FLA.
113 Hansford A l i
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CRYSTAL BEAD
NECKLACES
Good .assortment of
,
Hahd Bags
BLOUSES
HAND MADE
A Blouse imported Enj
Voile
featuring si
Bramlcy collars with i
pouch
New Belts of white kid and
fancy colors in all widths
up to three inches special
prices
Japanese oil parasols, novelty
colors nnd designs
A Voile Blouse
In a new conservative m
hand made
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♦♦♦ Fine quality Dimty made f«
tailored or sweater BIooi
During this double array of attractions, women will find it a most opportunctime to purchase many of their Summer needs If selected now they will not only have tl
pleasure of choosing Summer’s attractive materials, butfwill benefit by the marked savings possible on many of the things that Key are needing both of personal use and inti
lTOUB&““ThfB pfferingisboundto create enthusiasm.
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-36-ifrch-Fancy F’dhl/irds an d ^u IrS ilk s, white grmhid with
small figures and cheeks, $2.50 & $3.00 selle rs..........
Crepe De <^hine 40 inches wide; a dozen w arranted colors, best
quality shown ............................................... ....... ..............
Canton Crepe, 40 inch nil silk, extra heavy quality,
value $ 4 .0 0 ............................................................................
40 inch extra heavy Canton in Black, White, Navy and brown
Special ..................................................................................
Beldihgs Chi (Ton TaiTetn in colors, Black and White
36 inch ......................... ;.................................................... .
White Skirting 40 in. wide in stripes nnd ch eck s.......................
T h at S u g ge st L o ve ly S u m m e r Thing:
Now that sewing must begin in earnest one is beginning
to feel the need of cooler comfortable dresses. We are
showing such an attractive assortment of material that
when you see them displayed at our profit sharing prices,
you will be tempted to purchase more frocks than you
had intended.
Women’s full fashion silk
’" ’hose In JCayser, Onyx and
Vanlluclte $3 0 4 Q Q
& $3<60 selling v - * « v O
HUMMING BIRD HOSIERY
30 pieces Printed Silk Crepe $3.50
and $4.00 Hellers ..................
36-inch English Tissue showing 50 pat
terns, all new ..................... ........
36 inch Ratine Voile, Imported Swiss
productions $2 & $2.50 sellers
10 yds. pieces unbleached muslin
Imported French Ratine 3G i n ’ wide, Heather
mixture interwoven with colors of Jade and
heliotrope£ 4 9 0
* $2 & $2.25 vallies .....
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Pure thrlad Silk hose in nil
shades
0 4 yfl ff
Normandy Voiles, just received, new shipm ent
for this sale, colors guaranteed
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note new price
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HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
.Sunburst Saatccn guaranteed fast colors
g\
washable anil fast to s u n lig h t...... D v v
Full fashon Lisle top Black
&I. and white and leading
u shades
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Mohawk and Stam
ard Sheets and Pillo
Cases ■
Uncns. Dress Linens thoroughly shrunken 3G in
wide. Extra'good
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regular price $1.25........................... v u l
NEW LINK CURTAIN NETS AND DRAPERIES
Glove silk vests, llcsh and or
c h id ,Bloomers Q O >1 Q
to match ....
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Crepe de Chine or Radiurh
teddies in flesh 0 A Q O
and orchid .. t P « * v O
Crepe de Chine gown, peach
and flesh, a beautiful gar
ment
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40-inch Novelty Voiles In nil the leading Q Q ^
colors of the season
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BATH TOWELS
40-inch Plain and colored Voiles in al
most every conceivable c o lo r.... .
36-inch Silk and Cotton Crepe
plain co lo rs.......... ............ .
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36-inch Imported Crepe in all popular
plain colors
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32-inch Imported Swisscj
Light nnd dark .............. ..... :.........
18x36
3G in. Marquisette
-White, Cream nnd Ecru . . .
40-inch Tuncin Net Figured Patterns
Ecru and white
36-inch madras Drapery, green anil gi
designs .....................
DIMITY BED
45-inch Filete net, fine mesh, new novo
patterns .......................... ...............
NEW PATTERNS IN SILK SIDE DRAPERIES
Novelty Cretonnes 36 in. artistic in de- Q f f
sign and coli r ................................. fji 3 )C
JANTZEN’S BATHING SUITS
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Ladies’ pure wool, one piece bathing suits, Kelly
orange, navy and black trimmed in white
and plain caiors
pwiji
guaranteed, 33 to 44 ................ $ l ) i i i )
Misses 31 to 33
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CmHitry’s Irish
Founder Seen °u
Stained d l ass
Big Democrats of
Cleveland Aiding
Republican M e e t
President* of Shorter
To Be Commencement
Speaker At Stetson
Famous European
Woman Crook H a s
Been Apprehended
for bb
f e la j t to ,
!Turks Mos^Lim
GA1NESVILLE
NESVILLE, May 7.—Voters
in the High Springs, Newberry and
Aatbr sections of Altchux county
will be called qpon to ratify on
June 3 bond tafoes amounting to
$300,000 for the purpose of paving
Road No. 5 and making other im
provements. If the bonds are ap
proved, between 30 and 35 miles
will be pAve0 on Road No. 5, it in
stated, with'the- state and federal
funds matching the county’s t!ontrihution’ Improvementa alsi -will
Ce
be mnde on tho Newberry
T iaria\ Cet
dar Kcj; nnd Trenton andif Newbqt' Ined.
ry roads under the plans outlin<
M o V e m e itt A O tU
CON9TANTINOPLE(
Thu'M lnisUt ofi tte y
DUBLIN, May 5.—According to
STETSON UNIVERSITY, DE
submitted
a , biJJ to the
t With the tremendous increase in legend, it was hot Columbus who [ CLEVELAND, May B.—The co LAND. Fla-. May C.—Daniel J. BUCHAREST, May 7.— “The
A’acinbly rcgardingjth*
the number of automobiles on the
of domicile for the not
if robb Of This Cltv Will road this spring, the multitude of first discovered America, but the operation of prominent Cleveland Blocker, prcsulent o f ’Shorter Col-1Black Thrush" b the name which
elements of the popuL
Irish
saint,
Brendcn
the
Navigator.
[
Democrat*
in
the
flnandng
.
and
Icve,
Rome,
(la..
will
deliver
the
the
criminal
world
has
given
to
a
*1 l £ r IW ree A t UniArmenians are forbl
divergent
state
and
municipal
or
The exploit of the saint is com-1planning of preparations for the commencement address nml Dr. j beautiful German woman who has
of Florida Thl.
dwell east of a-line bet
dinances
regulating
traffic
will
. Year.
memmoratod in a beautiful stained \ Republican national convention to Lincoln Hulley, president of Slot- been arrostcj oti the ehargo of
soun and. Lefke, Arabs
cause a great deal of unnecessary glass window, which will be exhib- ,be bold here the week oi Juno 10, Son, wiU preach the baccalaureate heading a gang of counterfeiters
gian* mav hot settle on
InVlVEBSITY OF FLORIDA, confusion of motorists .migrating ited n t the British Exhibition n t , presents to old residents a gluring
fines of S yrfppndTO orgU ’
airmen
“
r.n
"S»t
the
forty-Urnt
annual
.which
operate
din
Jacxy
nml
llood‘ i —There a n jtO l cnridldate9 from state to state and coast to Wembley. It is the work' of two contrast .With the intehse part ban
rppt- in ( dnstariondiplo
cbm me
K’licament ot Stetson^ L’nivor- cd nil Central Europe' with counter
Turkish eltfpentaf with
rdfjrecs in th e> n lj» r class nt coast.
sity, which will close Tuesday, May feited $100 bills and other bad
an? glassbew th£
! feeling
of the
last* centuryr,f;th * K u rd * ,
only
example
of
staned
ork,
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The
exercises
will
begin
on
University this year/With those*
C. J. Nephier, general sales man
proportion or one-tenf
! 01d cavahT ™PS bnd oil-proof Friday, May 23, with ti recital by money.
xa
diplomas from the College ager of the Oakland Motor Car by women to be exhibited.
ulotions.
The
saint
holds
in
his
right
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Fraulcin Josephide Durniaml isvocal department of the Con
, well In the lead, with 25 Company, -thinks that some uniT hand an oar and in his left a chal sions of the ’80s probably will re the
the woman's real name. She is r»
of state aid municipal laws
appear during the contention, but servatory of Mustc.
„ite*. Seventeen working for formity
and regulations applying to motor ice. Around his head is an orange the hanged and quartered roost vt. The opening recital -will be giv- native_ r f_ _Barilh, hi;; ha tmitinetl
In Agriculture, represent the traffic should be adopted, either nimbus, while about his feet flo\^ ers formerly displayed before Re on by advanced students In voice, i her nctivillc chiefly t* the routh
.. highest number, while fifteen through conference or otherwise, green waves.
publican saloons arc past revival. assisted by piano and organ stu -;o f Europe, where she was known
The.stained glass industry has Ttye
to
help
the
motorists
in
their
sin
eagles and roosters that once dents. Aria* from "Romeo* undjns Baroness Schttt-.nheim, and by
'lilted in the Bachelor of Arts
been much developed In Ireland in
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cere
desire
to
comply
with
all
reg
earned or crowed „„
on the front Juliet" and "Marriage of Figaro” ; various other iiuiucs,
Th complete list of con ulations.
recent years, and Irish*churches of pages
of newspaper* were aernpped !
.
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Th? wotrr.r, row about 20 years
ies for degrees follows:
The vast majority ofc.motor tour all denominations,^which used to long ago by the dailies of bmb I ,0n th;* following daj. May *1, old, began tnTlguroin police circles
get
glass
from
Munich,
are
now
parties
advanced students in the piano dc- of Vienna when she was only 18
SHELOR OF LAWS: C. A. ists are not wilfui violators of the
Old-timers still smile over the ' imi-tmunt of the Conaemitory of amt later moved to Italy. She be
Bartow; P. H. Bringon, news, he point out. They try to getting it of Irish designs from
story of a man who sought the re- Muti* will give a concert, assisted came w e ll,known about gaming
S l l e ; J. C. Byrd, Tallahas- conform to all local regulations Dublin.
. i R, Clonts, Lakeland; O. M. but soon become befuddled. What
tention by « new mayor of a pnr-|by 8tuJ ,cni a ,n
“nd <’r*aV* clubs nnd wan in many mvnnade*.
I'lO NEElt CITIZEN DEAD.
A. Sanford; W. T. Davis, Madi- is lawful in one plgce |s forbidden
ter employed ut the city hnll by 1AmotVt ,otl^<ir
J Being aide to - peak six Inogunge-.
f?’E p. Ellis, Fort White: Paul in another. Yet Ignorance of the! MIAMI, May 7.—This city has the previous administration, whicn h ’iv[u^y ** | oll^crl0 *,n niu?or, and she moved about-with great case.
lost one of its pioneer citlxens in had a different political complex- ‘
During the war she served us a
'nert, Bradcntown; W. F. Ev- law is no excuse.
„Cf ncoI ;° ,Ln S nun°V
French soy in Germany. She ,wns
Jacksonville; S. G, Gaskin,
Until such conformity comes the denth of Charles E. Brigham, ion. He wus known as VCapi.’
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f .nUtown; H. L. Gray, Galnes- about, Mr Nephier suggests that at the age of 01 years, who had ‘Boothby, and ho belonged to the xh!' [K !U ‘ nl| "msic ceilitlcatcM arrested In Berlin, but a gtlnni fell
1in love with her and with his aid
B D. Hartridge, Jackson- niitomobile clubs and accessories played no small part in building up
Miami.
He
came
here
in
1008
and
Pa"
You^
teR0
thhTC
,
C
a
vl^
BoothbTho
baccalaureate
sermon
will
j
shlfie was able to escape. The guard
W. M. Hendry, F ort Myers; do all in their power to assist the
« 11 A- M- Sunday,J was
tenets! to death by a court
H Hitchcock, Jacksonville; R. motorist by spreading information hod been Identified with real estate the now mayor is quoted assaying
and investment business since that crisply and sardonically that 10Lewis, West Palm Beach; H. concerning truffic regulations.
On .Monday, May 2fl, the alumni
Fraulein Durmnud cunie to ItuLilienthal, Ortega; E. P. Mc"A plan is now being worked in time. He was born in eHath, Maas., morrow a captain belonging to my
fkle, Lakeland; C. B. McMullen, Racine, Wls.," cites Mr. Nephier, In 1833, and served with the fed party will take over his duties. vcill hold their annual tiuslness ’ henrest two years ago with n fube
•o;’ Ernest Rutledge, Brooks- “which is not only courteous to the eral forces ip the war between the Furthermore, If 1 can't-llnd » cup- meriting in (ihnudoin Hall, and this patsport. Hm- met aiany old nssot . M. L Stephens, St. Augus- motorists who pass through the states, taking part' In the Gettys tain in the p*rty who can handle ,wiU hl' foUawcd b>' t,u‘ «>u:uni d in -1elates who were living in Jassy arid
n*£.
n
.
.
;•* supposed to havesjrRanite.ltho
F. F. Storm, Jr., Clearwater, town, but is profitable also to the burg battle and other major tho job, I'll promote a corpora I.
This spirit will be nbsenL
ClaV
will begin ;Rang of crooks which began printi Sweat. Mulberry; J. H. Tay- local automotive merchants as well clashes,
absent, CleveCleve
Tallahassee.— Florida - agricul land folk predict, /fien the Repub. nt <1 I*. M. to be followed by na ! ing Imd money , on a large scale,
Gainesville; H.’ A. Williams, ns the other business houses and
tural workers and representative licans are guests of tho city. Li open air Shakespearean play at Frnulein Durniand was arrested in
onville; and J. P. Clark, St. hotels.
M. on the campus.
I a hotel at Klausenburg,
“The Association of Commerce bankers here have received Infor- evidence they cite the announce , 8 P.
Extemporaneous
speaking
and
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nmtion
that
this
Btate
Is
ideall
ment
conveyed
to
the
national
JlS?i0CT0R: R. L. Ernest, retail merchants and city offcials
1
declamatory
contests
are
scheduled
I
ENJOYED
A
GOOD
NIGHTS
Buyitcd.
to
dairying,
with
green
(rommiUee
by
Cant.
Carmi
by Cant. Carmi A. , for 10 A. M, on Tuesday, the 27th, j . ,
West Palm Beach; J. R. Fnr- are co-operating in extending a
SLEEP
available the entire year, and Thompson, that Cleveland
1 , CWpley; T. S. Ferguson, Lake welcome to out-of-town visitors. food
that
Florida
nfeds
to
produce
$20,will
remian
neutral
until
after
<
£
m,Te”e£menl
,*x‘*
rt,s”
; G. W. Milam, J r., Jackson- Guest cards arc distributed by tho
"I wish to say that FOLEY
W^ 10IJ “ J a ,Ke number
J. C. Polholl, Lakeland; merchants and mailed by them to 000,000 worth of additional dairy convention. Additional ovidencc is f,lr J ‘
tound In the participation in con- l<d diplomas will be presented, and PILLS worked O. K. on me in a
Sale, Chlplcy; W. V.
couple of hours nnd the pains left
vention arrangements of Newton u nui,,bt'r
degrees conferred.
_ ick, Washington, D. C.; cards are in the form of a key, the 8lateme nt once. 1 took a couple of
D. Baker, Democratic secretary of
"Boyd, JocksonvilTs; W. J. Cody, symbolical
of open hospitality
sy;
m m w to
them in the ufternoon, wen*, to
war under Woodrqw Wilson.
jurie* Stein, Tampa.
the city, and are designed to be at
bed
and had a good night’s deep
Mr.
Baker
Is
a
member
of
the
g
[BACHELOR OF SCIENCE: C. tached to the steering wheel. One
nnd have slept good ever slneP.
mPark; II. L. Edwards, Lake of .these Official cards, when bo a t
national Republican convention *1V| M a n O f f A P l P C R V writes Con Tniel, 118 E. Columbia
committc efor Cleveland. The
T h ecex
x -'A x P i t l c l l t l g c l l c S H J
Pete H arris,'Tam pa; J. B. tached, gives its possessor assur
f o .b .'X < ) ) $ d Q ;
St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY
ecutive5 committee of the sumc T L *
rd. Jacksonville.
#,4- Tea T ? n t* n T m PILL'S, n diuretic stimulant for tho
ance that policemen, firemen, mer
group includes u former Democrat-. A l i f t 1? 0 0 1 A ll A x llF O jJ O kidneys, will thoroughly flush the
[ bachelor OF ARTS IN 8 0 - chants and citizens generally not
ic representative in congress, Rob_____ _
L SCIENCE: H. C. Hurst, only welcome him but are willing
23S% sales increase makes this wonderful
BERLIN, Mav 7.—Mary, the kidneys and increase their activity.
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ert J. Bulk ley, .who helped ruise
civille and T. 0. Mathis, Pnx- to do what is necessary to make
low price possible! Now nearly every
his stay pleasant."
FOR WOMEN, May 7—Miss Clara n,S « ! „ fi:nU' t k , o nVCnti,mi largest nnd most popular pet at
Pl.OW T UNS I P HISTORIC
[BACHELOR OF ARTS: Reeves
"Similar plans will make n visit Johnson of Jacksonville reigned us
one
can^afford to own this high quality
COIN
tee nro II. D. It. Briggs, editor of Die ellrlm zoo, who died some
]»w«l Chipley; E. B. Busbce, WH- ing motorist feel, nt least, that the
closed
car with the engine that improves
queen
over
the
annual
May
Day
Tho
Press,
an
independent
daily
weeks
ago
from
eating
top
many
on; C. T. Davis, Gainesville; C. city or town is not hostile to him
i. < I WEIL, ermany, May 7. —
j Fuseli, Webster; J. S. Gracy, and will exouse pardonable mis festivities held at Florldn State understood to ^ have Democratic peanuts, may not be replaced for A Uon.mt coin of the year 15 was
with use. Drive it — you'll never change
■jrns, Tenn.; K. K. Hansen, Tal- takes in failin gto comply with all College Int Monday afternoon. Her leanings, and E. H. Baker, pub- some time, the park management
— W illy s-K n ig h t o w n ers n ev e r do!
utce; E. D. Hinckley, Jnckson- the traffic rtgulhtlons—because maids were Miss Florence Mathews Deniocrn t Ic^daH y"
i".!'1
dcc1f,lc‘1’ bocnu!e
‘be Ci,8tj tliia"city
pfiw m fn.^ U w ll
»;D. F. McDowell, Gainesville; mistaken are seldom made inten
of Starke, Miss Mabel Murphey of ; helpetl raise money for the dmA pi>rfectly good hippopotamus j T l ^ i n a n^Ontono” lfe a hentUiM
; H. Harkhnm, Lake City; W. 8. tionally."
dkton, Ramona; R. S. Pierce,
Miami, Miss Katherine Smith of vention purposes in advance of the in the European markets toduy is Augustus crowneil with
a laurel
Seminole Overland C o..
MonUcello. and Miss FJIa W illiam s; oho.ee o, Cleveland us the eomcnworth between W.OOO and 1-1,000. w h E on th” other ride l" thS flg. ■
anna; R. A. Slap, Orlando; Georgia Society Of
of Jackatmville. As Is
customary,
city, Judge
aunge Maurlce_Born-in,
ninunce Bornnn, Indian
, H. Wise, Gallatin, Tenn; E. B.
is custom
ary,; Hon cUy^
IndianrhintKtros
rhinocerosmay
maybobohad
had forure
„ rt. yi
„ t the Emperor’s mother, l.lv■
cry, Quincy; and M. L. N ew York Expresses the queen and her maids were chos- Democrat, and W, Burr Gon^riwr, approximately $3,000, f. o, l>
in, v'yth a sceptre in one hiibil and* •I* «.
on from the Senior class by the collector of customs (a
up- the animal
All........
wildanimal
mil
, - Wilson
.............................
........ farm.
.................
Bali, Tampa.
pointec) and
nnd cha------chairman of----------the | buyers take into enretu! consid- a flower in t h o ^ f c j - i; ^ Tfi ; ,;"!!! I f J II! W
'BACHELOR CfF SCIENCE IN
Faith in Tom Felder popular vote of the entire student 1 pomtee)
body, and Sophomores, sister class Democratic county committee, he- e rat ion the question of freight
EHICAL
ENGINEERING :
committeu rntes, because of the weight nnd
rkt Gillcr, Jacksonville, ami
Lon,Llto *,bo convention
cdnvei
ATLANTA, Ga., May 7. —The of the Seniors, were in charge of for
Cleveland.
investment involved,
Malphurs, High Springs.
text of tho resolution adopted by the festivities.
’Surely," mused n veteran of
A splendid tiger mux^bc bought
I B. S. IN MECHANICAL EN- the Georgia Society of New York,
The plans were kept secret and
EERlNti: J. C. Babson, At- expressing * confidence.. In JfcMk evdii the participants were ‘ una Cleveland politics, “ ‘tho old order these days for from $1,000 to
r-eBach and B. ,,K. Hurst, Thos. .'B,' Felder, formerly of A t ware of the honors conferred upon chqngeth.’ Why, when I wu^ eight , $1,500, according to the supply nml
.Ir/inll/ttil/i'i' lalanced,
ivillc; J. -W. Mcllor, Jack- lanta, who was Indicted for brib them until a few hours prior to years old boys went around in 25- ' demand, while lions, fresh from
h Iha t ■>-wf at ail ipead*.
cent cloth hats lettered ’Cleveland ; the South African jungles, may h
e, and II. C. Stansficld, Tam- ery, ha annoanced recently 'In New the celebration.
I nful IIc*nflrlf*lrtif <ti» ‘ R tn U a
f «
t, „ .1
__ 1 ..
1... tk..
r..
.-tU-tietl buJy Ora-pi etc
for
The
chosen
setting
was
tho
spa-1and
Hendricks’
or
’Blaine
nnd
Lo.
had
singly
or
by
the
dozen
York dispatches, Is os follows:
ui.lJlAtt.'J. Luturfoui,
nccordJ.S . IN ELECTRICAL ENGIN.tr^ u _ t<l_Pj.ck
; from $550 to $000 cuch, at
“Whereas the Honorable Thomas cious open air theatre on the edge
>N\
ft'wine
leather cuJueni,
R1NG: C, I. Bearsn, Tampn; U, B. Felder, of New York City; fo r o'f'the7oii'ega'campu«y A t this fnvit i )vitb their schoolmates. At thut ing to size, disposition and appo1 0 Inchta deep. Cutcrf
Calhoun, Pensacola; Gilbert merly of Atlanta, and president of ing spot under the cooling shade of
up. . lat.':. ano ! {!te- . Wildcats are cheaper, but
itfhtt. Standard no»-aktJ
tiu. Tac-pe: J. W. Friedman. the Georgia Society of New York, the bines tall willowy bamboo o ^ h t idcctioneering for Jini Blaine , the wilder they are the more they
.of J tire).
n.
cost. Snaken arc the- cheapest
'tnaacoU; G. O. Harrison, Fort has recently been Indicted by the and green hedges furnished a « t - ;
isdtrdale; E. E. Peeples, Lnke fbderat grand jury on a charge of ting background for the improvis wake, undeterred by the fact that things ^011 th zoo prico list, und
htkr. and Hugh Roberts, Jr., conspiracy to bribe certain offi ed throne erected ngainst a white my arguments fell on thuruy soil. I are sold generally by the running ,
were the days when politics foot, for the little fellows, und by
"ami.
cials of the departme tnof justice latticed fence and arch over which Those
was
partisan."
the yard for the big ones.
?.S. IN CIVIL ENGINEERING: of the United S ta te s^ p d
grew fragrant wistm*iu. Directly
V -N
E. Booth, St. Petersburg; Rob“ Whcreaa, the boaHTof govern under the arch w a s y ie gate to
Safety
Harbor.—Work
has
been
CLEANING
IVORY
Danison, St. Petersburg; G. F. ors of the Georgia society desires the "Kingdom of Happiness."
iris, Jacksonville; F. N. Had- to express to Mr. Felder their
“ Exprince," protruy/d by Miss started on a group of buildim-s at J If ivory has .become spotted you
>•Jacksonville; W. II. Keen, Bra- friendship nnd confidence, there Mildred Brantley UT Luke Wales, Espiritu Santo Springs. The o n -; can remove the disfigurations by
rubbing with line sandpaper* or
Jtown; S. L. Pomeroy, Jackson- j fore be it
occupied the stage ut the beginning tjre development porjoet will not I emery.
h; D. A. Rambo, Orlando; R. C. [ *Resolved, That this board has of the festival. Then urrived the I cost less than $5,000,000.
imbl*, Jr.. Bradentown; L. A. unbounded faith in the personal Prince, represented by Miss Catht e " ’ 0cnla: and L D* William*, and professional integrity and hon rine Hill of Andalusia, Ala. In re
or of Mr. Felder, nnd particularly, ply tu the Prince’s query, "Ex
, ib'. tN INDUSTRIAL EDUCA- is it confident of his innocence'of perience" replied thut to gnin en
1
TON: J, H. McDonald, Sebring, the charges now brought against trance into tho "Kingdom of Hap
.
him, ami it tenders to him. this piness," he must know by Exper
A. B. IN F-TfUCATION: E. A. expression of loyalty und fidelity, ience.
•Iton, Aucitla: K. B. Halt, Lynn and
The Will o’ the Wisp, or deceit
M, R. Hinson, Henson; F.
“Resolved, further, That a copy (Beth Hainmargren of GuineAtUo),
.A
Taylor, aGinesvHle, and J. D. of these resolutions be spread upon the summer Butterfly . (Isabella
aGlneivllle.
the minutes of the board of gov Lowry, Tampn) Autumn Leaves
* S .IN AGRICULTURE: F. ernor*, a, copy forwarded to Mr. (Lucile Reece Tallahassee), Win
f-AWwdt, Gainesville; A. M. Bak- Fclde? and that such resolutions ter (Dorothy Bunting, Jackson
iffBrien; R. K. Buckley, Gaines- be presented to the next meeting ville), and Spring , (Gary Ford,
to compare w ith other cars at near its price
7 C. C. Colllna, Bartow; W. J. of tho Georgia society for uction Jacksonville), nil nought entrance
»Iey. Mypkkv, O. R. Davis, by it In open meeting."
in turn, but their ciiorts, too, were
hi; L. E; DuPont, Daytona; T.
Mr, Felder’s Son Honored.
futile. Each interpreted the sea
IS is an offer to anyone who is con- and flexibility—an L-head\ettgine___
•Gi/er, Wellborn; J. II. Hans“While I om delighted with the son she represented with charming
dering
the purchase of a car in the an d built by Studebaker ; noted fo r its 1
‘ ttb.Tanfpa; R. H. Mann, Palat- action of the Georgia society^ aesthetic dances.
$1000
field.
an d smooth operation; ireev from til
^G. A. UorttB, Fellsmere; A. said Mr. Helder, in a sUtemefiti
At this jancture a dance by o
■Or.'uby. Larkins: W. H. Pomer- made public here, “and while I ful ■mall
We invite you to take out a Studebakcr because its crankshaft and conn
girl and boy, dressed to rep
OriaPdo: G. W. Pryor, Mary ly appreciate the confidence of my resent a bee und a rose, was a
an
Light-Six model for the sake of comparing are .machined on all surface*,
,
J, W- Strickland, Home- fellow members, I am at this time pleasing nort of the program. .
it with other cars at near its priqe. This Studebaker feature on carp i t tU|* p
PfJiC. B. Vr.n Cleef, Glennwood; evn moere interested in the fact
Mendelssohn's Spring Song,
V. M. Wilsoif, Kissimmee.
> that my young sou, who bars my exquisitely sung by n quartette of
without obligation to buy.
You will find MiiiHaing w ol
name, has been chosen as president young women, furnished subtle at
t
‘
Every
maker
advances
claims
lor
hfs
car.
unusual
comfort, roominess, olr '
fOAL MEN SELECT CINC1N- cf his class in the Brunswick mosphere for the arrival of' the
Dome
are
fair,
some
superlative;
some
are
ments
and
all the visiWe'isigns■
School, of New York, and that at queen and her maids who were ush
l«m e out by facts, others not
GlNCINNATI^May 6—Plans the annual commencement of the ered in, one at a time by a brief
car. “You will;find ‘low price its .<
*!* ***« made to accommodate school on May 10, he will make hrase from the lips uf Love. ’’ 'Tit
_
You’ve been told this car, that car or treating feature.
, Y“ itors in Cincinnati during the president’s address.
Ring
he
now
see
"Princess
of
the
,
'
e
* * •*
V
another
is
“just
as
good”
as
this
famous
•T'feel that my friends in Geor- Kingdom of Happiness.'"
m*f«k of May 12-17, when th*
litudebaker
model.
Now
find
out
for
your
•1 convention of the National la and other parts of the South
Remember, Studebaker Is the world's |
Taking her seat on the throne,
Operators’ Association and now me well enough to know that
self, g h a t ’s the only way to buy Listing est quality car builder And thus Is In'
by her four maids, the
obfactursrs division of the 1 have not merited the attack encircled
satisfaction.
queen was welcomed by the court
to give you the utraos^ftr the least'
Mining Congress will be made on me, ut.d they have mani courtiers in vivacious springtime
.1
•
*
*
1
* * H|. v|L
fested their friendship in way that dances, and amused by the court
When you try this Studebaker Light-Six,
Buy no car at $500j»^i«ore without
m
with tho coaven. appeals deeply to me, but they do jester in the person of Lucy Lang
will find an engine of remarkable power ing this test Don't' buy blindfolded,
fljHn be he'd the annual axpo- not know tnat my ion Is now al who in gay, hllaious tones an
°* mining machinery ma- most a man and that it is my earn nounced the dance to be enjoyed
InaX'j In “dditiorf, the Ameri- est endeavor to leave to him as a by all In the evening.
ning Congress i^ction will rich heritage my devotion to my
Pink and lavender, the court col
l IQ H T - 8 I X
S P E C I A L .S I X
B H
* four-day e ffic ie n t eons 1 3feA t H t -f*.
ors, were carried out throughout,
Mg "uning, shipping, hanm'.o* 1 I h e resolution -pdopted by th« both In the adornment of the
5 /W UJ.rrn.W0. 40 HP. J A m. 119+l W.B. SOH. P. 74w
W. B. JbOU.P.
JMing of coal to which au 'Gcwflfl Society were made on mo- throne and the costumes of the
TouHag . . . . . . .
*104* Touiia* . . . . . . . . *1419
i - r *1*790
t i i a w U - n a . ) . . . . 1019 Rfutaw nPiM j. . . . 1400
(VIW)
S f c *"1 «Lll
Jud*. Willi, m
queen,
her
maids
and
courtiers.
u-****)
*
*>**
.« the country have been invlt-|Black, **Mh« New York Supreme The queen, herself wore white;
Coup* u-fM .) ;
. i m Coup* H -h n ) 1, . . . 1M 9 Coup* (S-PbM.) • * * •
Court, aecoffded bjf^Robert Adam and the maids and courtiers were
14*%
. . ms
son nnd Lamur ttl».
^ dressed alternately in the two col
New Yorker*, and «d“Pled by • ors.
L0NDON’S $1,000,000
rising vote of the board of govern
AQUARIUM
Besides the collegians, a good
ors of the aoelety.____
sized representation of .TeHanaaMay T. — A new mllaeans and others witnessed the fes
4 biTii #tLu*Hunv haa been er- TO COMPLETE GOLF C ?11? 8®* tivities which were concluded with
KEY
WEST,
May
7—The
freer b^ ' " “ ‘j0*1? 1 Society for
a May dance in the gymnasium hi
tho evening.
antai
kind
Students At S t a t e
College for Women
Celebrate May Day
r.>
'
Snakes A re S o ld
A WORLD-FAMOUS
SIX AT
c/v* a v
‘
W e ll lend y o u a car
realize that BuicK
and practically* a ll
jtfaer fine car makers
hi America andEurope
include
tyom
3d
'Bm hes as Standard
S
E
m
m. m
>
%cZ
\ \
l
I
*
e*
,
�T H E S A N F O R D H E R A T.D JI
3.f,
. ys/1
Many Debts
To
Be Paid.
'
- _ .
i$ Sanford Herald
1, ‘
' »*'
As
B risb a n e
[01
IJ? T T
This seons’ to be the season when people all over1the
Unde Sam as a Dictator.
A Tree for Tombstone.
state are making an unusual effort to pay their bills and get
V06LL.MO/A f H £ CHIUJOGN HPWE
Great Italy and Greeee.
GONE TO THE MOVIES - LET*!
straightened with the world. Daytona has just finished con
A Plan for IrelandSPEN D A QUIET EVENING
« « • 8«vona C lara M atter. Go- ducting a special campaign in which the people of that city
Copyrmm. H U
NG LIKE WE USED TO•7. 11I», a t th e P o rto fflco a t
WHAT S A V -?
r u f f - F lo rid a, u n d er a c t o t M arch paid their bills or made a special effort to do so. Miami is
this week carrying on a like campaign. Other cities have
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE puts!
E d i t o r either made special efforts along this line or are talking about an embargo on arms shipped from
iWD U IlCA't
this country to Cuban rcolutionHOWARD nEnn.^.------« * » » * * • ' m aking them.
ista.
have no right to *
The winter season is over and the beginning of the judgeAmericana
affairs. Wu arc bound to
Phono 14S
alia
summer, or what is known all over the state ns the "dull” assume that the f&sident's action
months, is upon us. In the tourist towns much money was left in this Cuban matter is wise.
i ? * ™ >■» by the winter visitors and the payment of old bills a t this sea
trod In City by. Carrier per
WE permit and encourage ship-!
lie .
W e e k ly Edition I* l ’*r son of the year seems to be getting good results in those
rnonta of arms to the established]
places. There have been other sections of the state'w hich governments of Cuba and M eficijr T
IA L R o r t t a i All o b itu ary have felt a "bad” season because of poor prices for citrus while forbidding the revolutionists^ j “ . J
card* of tn a n k a . reso lu tio n s fruits.
Especially is this tfue in the sectipns dependent to buy weapons. If \vc maintain
n o tlcea of e n te rta in m e n ts w here
that policy, assuming all revolu
r» a a a r e n u d e , w ill be ch arg ed wholly on the citrus industry and not catering to the winter
tionists to be in the wrong, on this
' U re g u la r a d v e rtisin g rates.
tourists.
. . •
continent and in the islands lieur
But here in Sanford conditions could not be better. This it, wo shall perhaps, one of these
the . associated rn e a a
» Associated rress la ezclus- section has had its best season in many years, if not the best days, strangle some really worthy
•■titled to the %se for repub:lon of ail news dispatches season it has ever had. The farmers and growers have re movement. It is lucky for the
United States that when we re-|i
lied to It 01 hot otherwise
ted la tbls paper and also the ceived good pay for their products and have made money. Be belled against England, there was
J news oubitsned herein. All ginning early in the season with poor prices, celery has in no great nation of 110,000,000 at
>te of re-gublicattoL of special
\ n a a l - 1 MIGHT B C A B iT V
bea herein are aiae reserved. creased in price steadily until at the height of the season our elbow saying "No rc.iolutioni
OLD FASHiO NEO B U T «*OU ^
allowed."
,
,i|
WELL. L CANT
c a n T Co n v i n c e m e t h a t
$1 WEDNESDAY?MAY 7, 1024 , the prices were exceptionally good. As a result the hanks
SAs TO THATt
h
e
s
e
f
u
r
t
v
f
l
a
p
p
e
r
s
have greater deposits. No more convincing statement can be THERE'S excitement in France
:
HAKE
GOOO
W
i
v
e
s
—
(IDLE THOUGHt Y o R TODAY. made as to the prosperity of this section than to remind the about the charge that soldiers',
GUARD THE TONGUE:— Keep
tongue from evil, and thy lip* people of the great gain made by the Sanford hanks over last bones have been collected on b at
m speaking guile. Depart front year. The deposits ran forty-eight per cent over a year ago. tlefields by junk dealers, ground up
", and do good; seek pence, and In other words the people of this section have plenty of i and sold for fertilizer. The idea
■in abominable to many, therefore,
it. Psdlnr 34: 13, 14.
the ofTicinl denial is welcome.
money in the banks and they are well able to pay their bills.
Hut w hat’ better use could be
THE Fi.LTB.NOTE* Now that money is plentiful wouldn't it be a good thing
ivet flute-note fell down pleas to conduct a campaign here and put every possible dollar to made of our "remains" than to fer
tilize the earth when we are gone?
antly,
the bosom of that harmony, work paying up bills? Conditions are good now, but they can To be buried at the foot of a fine
Jed.and sailed incessantly, be made much better if many peopie who owe mney would tree, with a little brass tablet on
a pdtni from a wild-rose realize the benefits that would come to the community and the tree trunk, "John Jones is
blown \
would be a pleasanter resting place
I!
down upon that pool to them if they would pay up.
proud to help this tree grow,"
of tone,
j,..a,
■*
It has been demonstrated time and time again that a than being tucked away with other
Itwiae dropped o' the convex dollar bill used to pay one merchant keeps traveling in the skeletons in a vault.
a s id e ;
r
l*
floated downHhe glassy tide course of a day’s time until it has paid many different bills
THE GREEKS aru evidently aoclarified and glorified
and in Rome cases has returned to the original holder. What rious about sending the magnifi
solemn apaoes where the shad would be the result if the people of this city would set aside cent statue of Hermes, by Praxite
ows bide, m /
les, to be shown in America. And
SB the warm concae of that a few days to the payment of old bills?
Greece declares no admission shall
fluted note
The Sanford Herald believes a suggestion of a "pay-up be charged for seeing the great
hat, half tfong, half odour week” will meet with popular favor and thnt the chamber, of work of art. It is an admirable
A RECORD MISSED
forth did float
calculated to make ignorant
ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
If a role m ight somehow be a commerce, and other civic organizations will sponsor the idea
Americans learn to respect south
moverpent which will put more money in circulation and ern
throat.
Europe.
Wv
—Sidney l,anier,
improve the financial condition of the city and its business
[7,’
While ,St. Petersburg was tho she undertakes—if in
first
Florida city for which a com deliberate manner.
GREECE
und
Italy
are
the
birth
men.
' I t is easier to live right than to
M « rm
,
I
««»(
-
U K , j '’
TAYLpR
by-
• J
HERE'S
H'E RiE"i
'S ANOTHER
AJN OL
T H ElR-—
DIVORCE
D l\i
A COUPLE STARTS OUT POOR AN'
AFTER THE FELLER MAKES -HIS WAD HE GETS TO WANTIN' A
1924-asodE l WIFE WITH THREE
COATS OP r*vrrr a n ' A r j grSHINGLE b o s —
ja r br tap R tn U r n m i u
t« ,'lu r < H b Florida.
EBiM r a i
—
C o n te m p o ra ry C
Vhe' T sprinfc
. - *- .nu%
man’s fancy lightly t0
thoughts of raising iUick*rel
Baltimore Evening Sun. ^ 1
If the next war is fouj^
radio, Instead of “meaUt*»f
Iwe may have "airless days’*,,
I lumbla Missourian.
k
•No man should judge hi,,
j neighbors by the way their fature looks on a moving viTj
| Oklahoma City. Times.
•1
Building a character is \ \
'job, but a t least it saves u»t,
Ible of thinking up alib\j^|
j couvor Sun.
We would have the measure
[Adam’s 'repentance if w6 ^
I how many apple trees hs
! after leaving the garden',
que Times-Journal.
B u r L D O k n o w Th e
THEN a c t * MAKES
A tO T O F JEALOUS
w an
The robin is the real op»
In 'th e midst of house hunting
has time for a song.—Sti ‘
Advocate.
O
Shingled hnir muy be morij
ular now, but you will remr*
that Samson brought dows
house when he let his grow (
Baltimore Sun.
ONES r.
*i ttLZ
tv )
W ant
a calm
Sanford McAdoo conventkal
new phase in local termii
but why not, "Sanford
convention?" Sanford’s _
almost equi-dist'ant from aU^
in Florida, and its situation q |
junction of all good roads andi
railroads, make it the loigctli
for nny state convention. '
should not Sanford be knoni
the “convention city?"—S«
Herald. That's the way to L
your home citytlaqd if it w«»i
so close to Orlando no donbt||
time could be sq termed^—l
Reporter-Star.
S ave
Havel
That’s the Success Rule
and
munity heest was proposed, three
And Miami — well, when it
others beat her to it; and with became known Miami was to have
results very typical and to huve a community chest everybody just
Erl '^Majlc is t\^ universal language
been expected of those cities.
knew it would be put over more
When your Earning Capacity is much less than tht
First Tumpn fell short of her quickly than nny other city had
It has often been said that few people amount to much
Present time— N^’v is the time to save—while you «t
goal—and will finish with another ever put one over.
r‘ ’ I f you haven’t1h.hobby, get on who do not have a real hobby. People seem to require a
able.
jump
Later
in
the
year.
And
now
what
of
St.
Peters
you will live lunger fopitT
change and whether we know it ns a hobby or not nearly all
Jacksonville easily reached hers burg?
You will bo surprised to see how fast your Savinp
within the stated week.
When we gave Miami the record
^••Pretldent " CoVlidgk showed n of us have some hobby of one kind or another. A real hobby
Account
will grow with regular Systematic Savings In
And Miami went far over the top we carefully inude it over what
:« of gray mqtUr when he ve- is thought of usually as the one activity to which no one
the
Seminole
County Bank,
in
a
day
und
n
half.
nny
other
"had"
done—
not
“would
,
_
1 the Dprsum pension hill.
needs to be driven. Wise and happy people who have whole
The Tribune called Tampa’s ex hnve" done. For if St. P etersburg; ji
-------- o
LORD CASTLEROSSE, son of
------COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US —
day in every state Me some hohbieH ordinarily find plenty of spare time in which to the Earl of Kenmare, whose es perience “a good start," and ex had adopted tho community ches;
is getting - stronger ant) pursue them without conflicting with their more important tates surround the Lakes of Kil- plained as one of the grentest trou plan last winter, and put all her
MAKE THIS YOUR BANK
ir.
iarncy, snils to Ireland from New bles “the fullure of subscribers to public benefactions into one basket
and every day duties.
realize
the
real
meaning
of
the
—as
The
Times
and
so
many
oth
v
o
York with a plan for establishing
Most colleges have so arranged their class schedules a great pleasure anti spurting re one-drive proposition," and that ers urged—the total would have
ring from tho frequency of
iea in Tampa, it scorns to us that every student has at leant one hour u day to devote to sort a t Kiliarney, to bring visitors they "contented themselves with been reached just as surely und
It that city le trying to rival hobbies. The idea is understood to be to develop latent and money into' Ireland. Custle- giving the amount thuy usually do just an easily as the big Chamber
to one cause.”
of Commerce fund was.
tl in lawlessness.
whose name is taken from nated
‘That
sounds
n
reasonable
explan
genius by allowing freedom among the students to do any rosse,
At two gatherings of specially
Ross1 Castle, ancient fortress of ation. especially for. Tampa. For invited
citizens held simultaneously B Strength --------------- Service ------ -——— Progroi
lameatcad is in the midst
thing they likqjluftiiji tbi4,apecial hour.
_
the Odonoughe’s,
on the ______
Isle of th^jfact—with no unfriendly crit one evening
, j*/
the hCamber of Com- s
ap Wkejt." Many bills w
icism wtyitevw of'the itXrthVF city*. mrttfb ''fopd' ‘"wav " ovmrnlibvetibwl
in Hojitfstead'Wlth'ithe .‘lame:
accorhplisn ns rtillch’m -h« f»tW ufa? line of work a s'd o e s) \v„rking with Iri»h and American 'Wtf’over nera love so well—is, that some' fifty per ctmV^- and in oriler | vr(,» 4 per ctent Interest Paid ori SfavirijS V
as n community is one of to not hurt the feelings of those
the man who hap-something interesting to him, which oc- ^bunkers, he may «tnrt the move- Taiuap
tho^e that hnve to bo shown, and not Invited the workers the next
ftth so much oil the Republican cupies his mind whon he Is not at his regular work. The |
toward intensified prosperity thut it often takes a long time to day made abluif of going around
.joinery should work smoothly,
do flint—and sometimes it just and soliciting others.
|TInstead it seems to be gummed mnn with a hobby becomes refreshed with the change and that Ireland needs most of all.
goes hack to work with renewed vigor and energy anxious to THE new Turkish government cun't be done. Many Instances The Times has no doubt what
could he cited to show •that— no ever that if St. Petersburg had
—— -o— --BHtM rVaa mMuttmrJ Plmtfr
accomplish great things.
•■
* • ‘ .
.
forbids exhibition of religious em» ikattcr whut may be said of some had n community heest Miami
For Graphs and Colds, Head]
•never you wake up in the
■Phere are few people in nny city who fall to have a blems, Bibles, crucifixes, ite., In of the [people—the mother city in would not now hold the record for
ling and <you Teel more tired
aches, Neuralgia,, Rheumatia
P
American mlkslmtary hrttTiB Tast as some others.
filling one. But we arc compelled
I you did when you went to bed, hobby of some character. You can think now of the man who schools.
'
and
All
Aches
and Pains
schools
have
removed
such
em
Jacksonville is not unknown to to admit that St. Petersburg did
cnancefcare you have slept too rushes out to the golf course to play his game of golf. He
blems. Forty French Roman Cuth- lame as a community pretty cer not have any community heest at
ALL DRUGGISTS
plays as often as he can. By doing so he is enabled to do his olic schools refuse to remove the tain- to put over any good thing nil. That Is the sad^Jnrt of it.
tSc and 65c, Jars and tubas
T9 can fihlnk o f no state in the daily work better. Then there is the man who takes great de crucifix und arc closed. In that
Hospital tin , $3,00
i wherg It would be poorer pol- light in working around his home, planting flowers, watering regulation Turkey is foolish. Let
each
religion
show
whut
it
has
to
ir one^-nndidate to attack an
on tM grounds of his not be- his lawn, and just puttering around. This little work, which olTer and the best will win.
is a pleasure to him, keeps him In shape to accomplish mote
•natWI.
•
TAMPA TRIBUNE
TF.RE, if the Mohammedans at
■ ■■■ . t. -.
at his office. And there is no end of hobbies and hobbyists.
their own expense, choose to keep
figs If worry about: CrocoRETURN ENGAGEMENT
i groat. more quickly' for the There are the fishermen, the hunters and the man who does u school, showing Mohammed rid I Close on the heels of the meeting i country and n staunch supporter
few years of their l}ves; then this and the man who does that. But nearly everyone has ing up to heurn on his white horse 'of Underwood supporters ut Jack-1of McAdoo. -J. P. Hardee and
Albarach U ..m l, .h .
trate <6 growth slows down to his own, sometimes peculiar, habit.
.one, Rich a year.
The importance of having some activity in which you
right.
WhatfIs Your Hobbj(?
/
places of our civilizatiun.
Their
great men are the really great men
ften to one.
This country, to n Inrge extent,
imagines that intelligence, cour
age, liberty, patriotism, all started
at about 1776 here in America.
Thnt’a u mistake and to make it
known is to overcome foolish,
harmful provincialism.
There Is Coming A Time
a
Seminole. County Bank
ORGANIZING FOR MCADOO
fHta ’ the candidal'-, leading sup- that It pointed to a victory fo r Me
llctm et art now carrying tear are greatly interested cannot be overly stressed. If every object.
porte «f McAdoo met at Sanford, Adoo in the presidential primary in
in the jlmllqvv .tif .their cTQbs,
_
person did nothing, but attend to his business affairs, refusing
Jr la sain to -v/nry effectively
BUT NO Mohammedan would do in re: '>nse to a call from Mayor! this atate.
ectively to devote extra time to making conditions better, to improvand
. . . . city,
.
Hon. J. F .C. Griggs, former col
that, of course, since their religion ForrefkVLako of. that
i L l d t l r a 4 ocrib«hjKtdfor
civic affaira.
beautification, and to other worth whiie forbids all painted or carven formerrn state organization. This lector of customs of Florida, who is
iovie
rie sclnariu.
activities demanding time, general conditions would not be images. But we would not object. state organization will in turn form now residing at his old home, Apa
More sensible news Jrom Turkey county -organizations. The - pro lachicola, and who is a personal
even as good as they are today.
Under*ood is a « £ te « . an ns
tells Constantinople is right la ceedings were marked by a sincere friend of Mr. McAdoo, attended the
. It is the person who is a hobbyist, who as a rule accom Ramazan. The good moslems* fast and-earnest desire to put Florida meeting and announced his candi 5
■la £tar suggqjts, thien he
.Ju rru becahae twoo mensuris
men
plishes the most in his community. He it is who is ever in ing period has abolished prohibi into the McAdoo column and thus dacy for delegate from the state at
help nominate as tliu Democcratic
■t whfch hc Vnade the'biggest terested in doing something that ct
Judge Griggs' many friends
counts, for the pleasure he tion. At the same time the tax on candidate for president a man who large.
j of h> life hive been enacted derives from doing it.
throughout the state will be gratihard liquor is multiplied by 12,' so
sentiments to.the constitution.
fied at this news and he wll lunthat the Turks are drinking only can win.
Dr. W, A. MaeKcnzie, the re- doubtedly be one of the four dele
light beer and they are sober. t
zoui^eful and brilliant speaker and gates at large in the New York
Svtry. winter secs la:
larger and
WHETHER TH E PITCHER hits the stone, or the stone
g ir’ crowtia*coming to Florida.' trite the pitcher, it gets ill with the pitcher.-^-Cervantes.
convention.
RUSSIAN
courts
have
sentenced
1
orR*nix,erV
nh° flUCWMiui
^
completed
:h wintdf ia a more prosperous
i a wvfHivfiMUX'
wurifc its
A McAdoo organisation will be
and
executioners
Lave
killed.
633»?u_wo.
^
e.
^
^
wt[rk
jnnd
have killed, 0 3 3 \^ e leader In the citrus sign-up formed
--------thaji AerltiLe,'Tourists who
in this county-and those
{human
beings
altogether
in'
eleven
|
camnaiirn.
was
chocen
as
state
campaign, was ' chosen as state Democrats who believe th a t tho S
• td Fl«rl()a once,- always come
months.
Thnt
seems
u.
brutal
to
* and £*uajly bring friends
tal, although a majority werp guil chairman of the, McAdoo cause. pnrty should put forward n man
Men of national ropqtation attend who can command support through
.
BROOKLYN
CITIZEN
ill i
ty of highway robbery ond other ed
- .V
meeting. One of the not out tho country ,one not circum
violent crimps. Nqt long agd "ci abletho
figures
was Hon. J. II. Hans- scribed by sectional or factional
The (Uuth of Mmc. Duse is n^sad tion with Gabrielle D’Annunzio, thv vilized England" in any 11 months
brodgh,
for,
18
years United State# considerations, one who can restore
Btliriftls ending to'an American Itulinn poet and loberntor of [.was hanging more than 633 fop
control of th enational
Jilt which had begun adspiciously Fiume. It was not such a relation petty crimes such as stealing a few senator from North Dakota, now a Democratic
government,
become members
in this'eity, both irtiAticully and ship ns existed between Mtno. Ra shillings and "oivilizfed France” was !resident of St, Petersburg,- one pf of it and willwill
vito for McAdoo on 5
. .V , — —— chel and Prince Napoleon. It was, subjectirVg tp hideous tortures pco-]\ho original WilsOn men of the June 3.
there softie-T ftpancinljy.'
Mmc. Iluse was 01 years of agj more anaiagous to the love'affair ile not accused of any crime merewhen she was induced to return of George Hand and Alfred de Bus- y to make them tell what they
hero and.tho long Journeys were i et, And like that ccclbruted occur- knew about others,
too much for her fruU constitution. .reruns, ended in a quarrel and sepuMOSCOW, anxious to see “Capi
sold J*e*a warning to With the exception of some per •utiqnj
DELAND NEWS
Italy will mourn Mme. Iluse a# talistic Nations" fighting each oth
be in tht lime- formances in Italy, prior to h«r trip
to
thi#
country,
Mme.
Duse
had
Franco mourned Sarah Bernhardt, er, says' that the.^Anglo-Saxons,,
, .
...
, '*
i,
anil'don't care how they get
With the days get’. W * ™ * " * "
The judge showed his good been retired for IS years. Her urt os one of her glories. She will be meaning'Elgland and'-the United
In fact a friendly rivalry could'
suffered no change in this long held in remembrance by American SUtes, are trying “to tighten a . summer
ouu . bo instituted by the offer of prize*
in pronouncing a sentence had
nterval
and
her
admirers
acclaim
kv
_*L
ring around Japan." That’*, not ’erar hours of leisure between q u ^ by ikn
ill have some effect outside
tho ll'nmnii1
Woman's. IClub or some oth
her as the greatest of living go? stage-goesr as onu of the greatest so-’ The United S tates and varLjting time
a
t
omco
time’
at
olfico
or
tore
and
immediately ‘concerned.r ed
er
local
organization
for
tho
home
teases.
Aside from her prottt- actress*** of the generation and rious; British
comnmnweqUhs, i dark:
resents showing the greatest improvement
tho opportune
*— o-—*‘i,’.'*.
donul
life,
Mmc. Duie had uiqued r-ne of the most womanly of wo including South AMca, Australia darkness,
^/reports from every
itsetf to spend that time wisely.
in its grounds, for tho most beau
and Canada, are simply putting a
of large crowd# turning ind public curiosity by her rela men.—Brooklyn Citizen.
tiful grounds, etc.
DeLohd is essentially
hear William Jennings
high fence around their own U*rriA homes and home owners
Let's hiakc DcLand tho prettiest
in behalf of his canlory to keep out ^Asiatics. That till take pride in their appearance, city In Florida. We are only fob
dr Heli"{ote-at-large to the
II fence won't come down* however, Now is a good tlmo to pplan ‘lawns, (jowing in the footsteps of our
By IRVIN S. COBB
tic National Convention,
hrif. ttrhirdh schtimentalista may kcop and shrubs,
s, flowers
nowers and trees to fur-J founders whose wise decision in en
protest.
are that he will'carry
ther beautify them.
Driving couraging the planting of oak trees
JL
oy the largest .majority
American ladies and gentleme
* the city in the dusk of the has given *DeLand something j
* reformed imst-orundial orator
"In illustration of th e polBVi'm
Wfd a delegate fydm
who feel they can’t get alon cronbig
’p-’nl ohlf secs householder* hap- which few cities in the state have.
I
w
ithout, Asiatics1 company qru at d ly i
• in their gardens ami
i' •
**
liberty to go to Asia'and liv't.
yufd.;
BUI
Hr the better
Dan Dobbs Says
In Florida we are blessed in na
rd would make
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE very ture's willingness to meet us more
i asphalt street, “ J Jo.
... A man ecan* gal
n ' d ru n k ] you¥ Iu»pi*.’n
to_____
notice thp-happy. sensibly has modified the old prac than half-way and it is not such
Tho difference between a bow tie
. ______
ited alj the ' way
own eloquence a no become • satisfleu expression on the proph tice of shirking hands with every a difficult matter even for tho and a regular kind of tie is about
i to Bodwell’s sub- »nflrmed Inebriate. -\Vhat chock®*! et's face? ^-You did,-' eh,
body that corqcz into the White rankest novice to get flowera ta 15 minute*.
bey ond! Why not even me in my nefarious carter waa that
House to look .at Urn. He shakes, bloom and trees to grow to give us
“Well, don't you see how th a t harms
and build a causeway, I finally becalms cugaizaa
with humlneda still? but oth their beauty and shade the # u r
____ s - twins occur one® in ev
"-'-‘V what 1 have beep trying to
W1 i ‘
11 paved fcith
the haze of vaui^ whfch ,
er* ( now nierejy look, passing rodad.
•, . '
ery « .births and never use good I
ibc
?
Daniel
look*
pl««s®|[beia
mrilliani
ibr
Hi
n* ezpressiona.
ugh hia room and out the other
w_
& .m
no
Bipressio
‘
to when or where.
- he knows he’s a ‘
while he alt*; a t his desk
t
at
one
dinner
X
'
!!'
That saves time, and
r Place where a
have to listen tA any <
name.
ELEANORA DUSE
€t»
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FOR ONE WEEK
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"THE MAN FROM OKLAHOMA”
A three act comedy drama with prologue.
Lots of clean, wholesome Comedy.
Music by
,
That Famous Green River Singing
Orchestra. •
Admission 23 and 55 eta.
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MRS; WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J.
four m o n t h s from tty? dat« h ereof,
'01'Personals
t
W. E. Tylander, of Fort Pierce,
was in Santord Wednesday.
1rated M»* «lh. 1*14.
'
A D JU S T M E N T nU R E A U .
T a m p a A x x n c im lo n o f l-*r*«lll Men
I n c o r p o r a t e d . 7-. ’ vi '
'
Hy S. R OVVKN, M a nage r.
Address: ll o o m s ' 4 . S, 0. R o b erts (rust to R ob ert II llnmsey', dftcea*
Huildlnir. Tampm, F lo rid a , 'e d . C h arles C. W a rw ick . T r u ste e , and
| May 7-I4-21-2S—June 4.
h is su veessora, deceased. ’M argaret
IV. R a m se y , d e c e a se .1. and
Aliel
On a pleasure trip for a day or
tir
d . A d m in istr a to r o f
o lillm O rdrrlif ■■ Elretlon to th elffelns t. a tdee coefa seJohn
two Is Mr. j . D. Woodruff, who has ItnDistrict
W.
tir
lff
ln
.
de
So. 4, Seminal* Caunfr.
gone to Marco.
It* 11*1* In Special Tax School c e a s e d ; o r o th e r w is e , in a n d to lh « !
n d s h e r e in a b o v e deserllo-d. or any I
Florida, Said District Retag Also la
t h e r e o f .and a ls o any nnd all j
Known an Chaloota Special T it opart
Visiting Tampa Sunday wore School
t h - r p -r s .-n s w h o s e nam e o r n a m e s )
District.
Dwight Smith and a party
of
»r* u n k n o w n and w h o m ay bn Irt-,
trie mb.
H* It R esolved , By th e C o u n ty t e r e s ie d in th e property In volved In 1
h e r e in a b o v e
d *s-1
Hoard of Public
I n s tru ctio n
for tn ls su it, and
or w h o cla im
any
r l* h t.,
Motoring to St. Petersburg ami ,
Florida: That an crlbnd,
-i* c.tw.in................i t - _____i i t _1
b* and th«* «amr la h ereb y t i t le nr Interest Hie rein a s heirs,
bock
Sunday were Mr. and. Mrs. int*r.-«l to
In- h*ld In nnd throuirh- d e v i s e e s o r irrsnteea. by, t h r o u g h or
Bavnifl and Mrs. Pond,
nut Hp*clal T ax School D lntrict No. u n d er a n y o f th e p a rties or p erso n s i
I. S c m lnn!»* C ou n ty. Florldn, said h e r e in a b o v e n;ini-il or referred to,
trict hrlnK a ls o k n o w n ns c h u l u - or o t h e r w is e , n r - h ereb y , req u ited
j guest" of Mrs. J. N. Robson dis
otn Special Tax School D istrict, on to be and a p p - a r b e fo r e o u r Slid
afternoon was Miss Ethel the 3th day o f M s), 1P14, to d e t e r C ircuit Court at th e Dourt U oil so at
tap, of Orlando.
mine' w h e th e r or not there rhitll he Hanford. F lorida, on the 2nd day of
th e n nnd
!»*ued hv siitd flpeclnl Tax Sch ool Ju n e. A. D. 1321, and
No. ft. bonds in the s u m of th ere m a k e a n s w e r to thn bill of
• Spending the day Monday with! District
ttitflonnn | n I„..,r Interest at th e c o m p la in t e x h ib ite d nkh ln st you in
friends in DeLand wns Mr. F. C. rut* o f six p*r cen tu m per m m i m , th is c a u s e ; o th e r w is e , d e r r e r s pn»
Mahon.
en tered uKitinst
t o . - r e s t to ii* puid s e m i.a n n u a lly , e o n f i s s o w ill he
said bonds to he dated
J u ly 1st, you, and each o f you.
ISSft. and to mature us fo llo w s , t o
It Is ord ered that th is C ita tio n be
Reaving for Tampa Wednesday w
n:
P u b lish ed In the Sanford H erald, a
on a visit of n few days ia Mrs.
p o n d s n u m b ered 1 and I. for n e w s p a p e r p u b lish ed
In Sanford.
fl,ooo.oo each to m atu re ten y ea rs S e m in o le C ou n ty. Florida, o n ce each
J, M". Wallace.
a fter ilat* thereof;
w eek for c la h t c o tise r u tlv o w eek s.
a v i.lr l„
n .„ a
r ,„ „
Itop.ils nu m b -red J. ft. and 5. for
■ 2 V‘,
lo
“ ®a c h At D a y - tt.oao.oo e a i h to m atu re
tw en ty
lull.
t o i ia ooliutty
Sunday we
were Mr. nnd Mrs. i y ea rs a ft e r th e date thereof, un t
Walter Coleman.
•I- nds numbered S. 7. S. 9. and 10.
for 11.000.00 each to m atu re th irty
I.O O K III
y ea rs a ft e r the d a te th ereof:
Visiting their son and hU wife, I Hie
IS.OOduwn b rin k s
p rin cip al and the Interest of all
fa c to r y
r o It u II t
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Berdick, the bonds to lie payable at th e N ation al
ty p e w r it e r .
any
first part of the week were My. 1 Dark Hank. City and S la t e o f N ew
iiuikit
Mood
us
York: the proceeds o f th e siths of
and Mrs. Berdick, Miss Mildred , said
n
ew
.
A»k
In
s«a
bonds, to tie used for Ih e p u r
B«rdick and Mr. Wright.
one
pose of aciiu irin a. huildlnir. fu r .
ii. s, i*n s n
--------ill-hi tut or sitlicrw tse
Im proving
I ' e - p ’e s H a n k
j Returning to their home in Kis- j school * b u lid ln a s
nnd
sch ool
ramie 225
sirnmeo
is Mrs. W. J. , Steed a n d 1of th e p u blic free«>»*srholox
exclusive
u.e
.
w ith in
children, after a very- .pienmint vis- ,„!,t
Tax
.........Previn)
.....
......
School D is t r ic t aaB aaaaaaaaaaaB B B aB B aB B a
An affair of unusual significance
was the banquet of last Friday
evening which marked the culmin
ation of Mrs. R. E. Tolar's two
years administration as President
Jocial
of the Woman’s Club of Sanford.
Besides the programs given in
One of the outstanding events of This term of office holds to it*
various parts of the city in the ob the week will be Pandora, an op credit many outstanding achieve
servance of Music Week, special at-» eretta, in three acts. Every school ment* of which the retiring pres
fentloh has bejjtj giver\ .b y the hclld is familiar with the mythical ident is justly proud, and hoF'teGrammar
School*In a Chapel morn story. Pandora is given a very 1{citation in shared by the more
"Wo*7 Of Business
beautiful box but warned not to than two hundred . club members
v
■t i t the Phoenix ing program. j
who have helped to bring! things
Mrs. J.' H. CoicloOgh y*ith the .co M . ^ op acount of the mysteries to
pass.
1: . .
.,5.
.."hi* business meet'ctistaint'd
therein.
It
whets
her
operation
of
the
principal',
ahd
The
decorations;a
t
the
auditor
U St-the Woman's
fSity and she toys with the ium were most effective,
/dock. Short pro- teachers, arranged and put on'feyeD
with which it is tied until
for Music Week.
rial music at the grammar school, me knot mysteriously unties itself subtle compliment to the McAddv
Coiivcntion then in *ession In J5an»mme—Hlntermls; Tuesday morning, which was a
and Trouble begins. Clouds gath ford, was expressed in the com
ipany. from 4 to o
credit to the beautiful observance er and a teriffic storm rages as bination of red, white and blue
one dreadful creature after anoth blossoms massed in great baskets
of Music Week.
kirsday
er rushes out to sting, bite and
the stage and in low bowls on
Concert, ThuraThe stage was very attractive ,t,0™,ent ,hc/ ' random is in the on
four long tables seating
...................„...........................
* more
with its baskets of Easter lilies, Ueptlis ot im pair and remorse un- the
than a hundred guests. As these
L wight will enter- fern, potted plants and statuary.
til Hope appears nnd tells Pan guests arrived they were received
of the Every
The grammar school orchestra dora and he rplaymate, Epimethous by Mrs. Tolar and the visiting club
the home of Mrs. played for the young students to to follow her into a mystic land
dignitaries. All speakers
were
,t 3 o’clock,
march in and out, this orchestra be
Love and Happiness dwell. presently seated a t one table, all
ors will meet in the ing n very fine one and is composed where
who has placed the box •other guests, both home folkii nnd
,t 7:30 P.M.
All of just the young folks, under the Quicksilver
in
Pandora's
hands to tench her a out of town visitors, so placed that
ated to be present. direction of Miss Mildred Simmons. lesson, joins them
there. With him ea£h one .could distinctly cee and
m under the aufter all were in thejr accustomed is Love. Quicksilver then asks if hear the speakers ns Mr*. Tolar
t Side Primary
Bawara of ImitattOBS. Demand
laces they sang songs they knew they want Love to dwell with them introduced them in turn.
Association, at
the («noin«lii 10c and 3Sc pack—“
Ieno
never
stays
where
he
is
and
liked
best,
in
fact
the
entire
The
following
menu
was
served
shcool, at 5 P.M.
ages bearing above trade mar'
program was one of understanding, not wanted,"—and they gludly take by the Senior Class in Home Ec it with her father und mother, Mr. N > ♦. all of which Is mor* specificI Jrldsf
him
into
their
midst,
as
they
are
ally tirovlib <1 In that certain resoof the Sanford
High and Mf.t. .1 O Ball
I'Clu**
meet ^ being selections that would appeal made to understand that it will in onomics
■ - • , ‘*i b**rct'ifpr« th is day adopted
School Under the expert direction
(rs. L M. Telford at to the young people.
,
.
.
,
_
j
by
t ho Hoard.: a ml
U !s a pleasure to have Joe G.
The chapel exercises opened with sure peace and happiness to all. At of Mrs. E. P. Morse nnd her cir
n,. i t - ' F u r t h e r R esolved ;
T hat
Mrs. Telford and
the
npproaeh
of
Spring.
th*'hap
cle: .
.. .
scriptural rending, followed by a
Ball back in Sanford again. Mr. this order ti* published In the S a n
| hostesses.
turn*, into merry-making.
H erald , n n e w sp a p e r puhlhih-i
MENU
Ball has been to Washington for ford
uh Dance at Lake sacred trio, "Lift Thy Eyes," by piness
In S e m in o le County. Florida, hut
This is the revised edition by
Shrimp Cocktail
Mendelssohn, sung by Mrs. Volia
the pbM week on u business trip c-l
» ithnut said Spcvl.il T ax
S ch oolC. .E. L« Massena, founded on
Dressing
Irv the interest of Sanford.
District No. t. th*i-* b ein g nu n e w s
jcwuielly and Mrs, S. Williams, Mrs- Schelles Maine* and Huwthorne's "The Paradise of Olives Russian
SaltlncH
Celery
paper p u b lish ed w ith in said d ls - l
1 entertain in honor Mrs. J. H. Colclough.
D ie t, one* a work for four co n Children.”
Baked Chicken with Dressing—
Returning home Monday woa art'll
lin at bridgej'ht: the . Dr. King amde n very inspiring
Mvt* w e e k *
,
.
The cast of characters is as fol
Cranberry Jclley
Mrs. IL Apple, of Clearwater, af............
......................
talk to the young folks telling them lows
Don*
and -Drdcrrd
in r r a o la r ss a - “at 3 o'clock:™1 “
:
New
Potatoes
—
String
Beans
—
ter
spending
the
week
end
here
|
sh
n
of
tiiV
iVm'niv
Hoard
f
1
*
n
lil
D
*
Mrs. Ni EL 8now, ot
ndora) direetibn of of thbir musical opportunities in an d o ra.......... Mary Helen Morse
Pickled Beets
with her husband, who is making In stru ction for .“ cruln’d t County.
[Coldoutth, students helping make America a musical P
Route
1, near Paris, Tean.,
Florid
t.
th
is
th*
Mli
da;
f
t
A
p
r
il.|
H ope,,...
......... Elizabeth Rinea
Finger Rolls
big headquarters at the Phoenix.
nation, then followed a piano solo, EpjrntStheua ............. Allison Speer
air school.
ta il.
Iclis
tho
story ot her ex
Florida
Special
Salad
O. A. DAI.I.A »
.Jlie Harrison Chap "Humoresque,” played by Miss Mil .Qidckbilvcr ........... Robert Adams
Ice Cream — Cake — Coffee
perience a* follows:
C h slrm on I'm. Tent.
Arriving here Friday from T al
e l , at Mrs. George dred Simmons, with this ail the Lav^
F it HD T W11.1.1 A MS.
— Teddy Morse
Between the serving of course^ lahassee was Mrs. Council, who is
"( ain 62 yean old and
French Avenue at children were familiar.
n ty llonrd of l'uhUc Instruct Ion
rcclt girls4. -Alice Chorpening, Mar the following program made an v n y pleasantly located at the C ouf-.r
1 have been a practical
S e m in o le County. Florlda.
■yearly meeting,
Another
trio
was
sung,
a
medley
garet Talbott, Roan Lee Pope, evening of gnieiy nnd gv>od tcllow- Shirley Apartments. Mrs. Council I A t t c x t :
nurse for more than 20
.
t
of popular airs, by Mrs. Colclough
Ruthelln Cook.
ship.
years, taking mostly ma
will be joined later by her hus-1 r. \v. lawthn.
■tyrdsy
■ Mfs^Gwynn F,ox nqd Mrs. Leake Greek boys:
Supt.
I’lth.
Insin.,
anil
FZx-Offlcio
Wallace Phillips,
PROGRAM
ternity cases. One of my
hand, whu it motoring through.
i'i story hour at the*
S
ecretary
I
i
tli*
Hoard.
Mrs. Colclough interspersed in
Frederick Williams, Itebn Jones, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Toast Mistress
daughter* Buffered from
<S*ul of Hoard),
jo’rlock.
teresting stories on music appreci
Sarah
Calhoun.
cramping at . . . S h e
Invocation.............
Dr.
F.
l>.
King
S
ch
ell*
M
o
in
e
s
,
A
ttorn
ey
for
Hoard
Here
in
the
interest
of
their
Club Piano Re- ation.
Box
beurers:
Opal
Thomas,
Mar
»-i*-i«-r:t-au-5.T
Guaranteed
would Just bend double
"A
Message
From
Our
State
business,
iLncoln
Automobiles,
is
ent Lawton will
*
At the close of the program, Mrs
Hoskins, Minnie Beck, Hen
and hare to go to bed.
President," Mrs, Wm, F. Black Bob Withers und Charlie Loveu. ot
music. Songs by Munson who was among the visi- jorie
Battery Repairs
rietta Edwards.
man.
Jacksonville. Mr, Withers and Mr. CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WOP~U
tors, apoke a few words of appre Troubles: Rebn Jones,
MONK'
Juaidtu "Highway Beautification",
Mrs. I.ovell will be in Sanford several
W h en you bring your bsltery
praise nnd encouragement.
MacMullen, Marjorie. Hoskins,
Jack Pryor.
days.
SRAM AT EAST ciation,
here— u s y la i t t r y — it i* in
Send this ntl and tcf. rents to
Mariedna
Crosby.
Frederic
Wil
The
St.
Agnes
Guild
held
its
a
ft
"The
Work
of
a
Sectional
Vice
(ARY SCHOOL
■
afe hands. W e save many
Foley
Jr
Co„
283.'*
Sheffield
JAve.,
liams, Wallace Phillips,
.
Lester
with music In the observ
President," Mrs. E. L. SchuA. C. ('ampbelUtfr-Tumpn, rep- J«icy * V»”
, , S1
afternoon at five ernoon
a battery the ow ner has given
your
viamo
in
ii
kt?r.
__________________
.
.
.
.
_______
Phillips,
Robert
Adams.
resenting
thi*
American
Service
Chicago,
111.,
writing
ance
of
Music
Week
a
t
the
home
of
t delightful May Day
up as worn out. If it can
"Why the Sanford High School Company, .-wiling Gabriel Snubbers and address clearly. You will rerc.ek D ancer......Martha Fitts
l e fixed, w e lix it, tell you
lit given at the East Mrs. Julius Takach on Celery A v ey '2
reiv*
n
ten
*»nt
Settle
of
FO
Gladys Hickson; attend
Is Not In the List of Accredited and Sfromberg Carburators, is in
beforehand what it will rotf
] xhool under the di- nuc -Monday afternoon, with Mrs. Spring:
ants— Mcrce Thomas and Mar
Schools," Mr. T. W. Lawton.
Sanford u few days culling on his LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMand guarantee the wort
Emma Owen ami Takach ns hostessPOUND
for
coughs,
colds
nnd
garet
Taw.
Forest-Lake-^Grecting.
trade.
There was a good attendance in
Drive in. Get our low p ricn
instants, Misses Salwas recommended to her
hoarseness,
also
free
sample
pack,
Springtime Dancers: Martha Fitts, Dr. MacKcnzie, of Leesburg, Fla.
un new batteries.
and she only had to take
Miss Marion Ap- apite of the inclement weather.
sgea
op
FOLEY
PILLS,
n
diuretl'
Eldanor
Cameron,
Acca
Mitchell,
-------,
of
Key
West.
.
In
Sanford
for
u
day
or
two
is
about two bottles, when
Kathleen Brady, There were also several visitors, SHrah Mitchell, Alva -Stafford, "Club Women”, Mrs. Frank Jen
W. N, Walton, of Puiatku, n con stimulant for the kidneys am
she hardly knew that It
given under the present, Mrs. T. L. Dumaa, Mr*. C.
FOLEY
CATHARTIC
TABLETS
nings.
Alice Hodgins, Juanita McMul
genial salesman, well known in
Scott ---and
was . . she suffered to
i East Side Parent- J . Rumph, Mr. Charles -----len nnd CarmeijiGuthrip.
.City Dads”, Mrs. F. F. Sanford, who represents the l*lor. for Constipation and Biliousness.,
little pain.
istiorvthe proceeds. P f :,P re®^in:,of Andkrson. S. C., the Place, Greece; Time, The Golden "Our
Dutton.
Ida Grocery Company, stopping 'it These wonderful remedies hnvc
"My youngest daughter
playgroundirauip*.
Mrs. J. N. Robson.
.helped
millions
of
people.
Try,
Age.
To Our Retiring President, Mrs. the Seminole Hotel.
was run-down, weak and
*
Tho program was a particularly
Snnford,
Florida' them. Sold everywhere.
The pupils taking part are select
Henry Wight.
nervous . . . . no appetite
!#f The Queen of interesting one.
ed from the eight singing classes,
Mrs. Julius Takach with her
and tired all the time. I
Guam
of
the
Phoenik
this
week
The opening songs were "Amer conducted
i playlets and other
I n inr
Ifce iC itniis
't r r n l t 1s' 'itu
r l nmi| !!■
fh“
r isrvrnin
K ^v rn tll
jl
iihvi
at the Grammar School. group of .singers added much to
gave her two botUes of
•re to be giv- ica" nnd “Old Folks a t Home," by
Dy
orchestra wllV-pla* tb B Jw rim w iL. uj, .*J|. .with- 4heCardul. It tmltt.'fcer.Bii
nU4
My
Admissidh fee of fifty cents for bursts of catchy songs with some MisaJ)ofO^»y Schnuc't. Mrs. P latt's ' *m
and she began rating and
juts
,
laxacn
sang
"in
e
Slngwhere home-made Mrs. Takacn sang The Sing- ndulta
n i . for personal hit for each speaker, as sister, of White Plains, New York. M»r Itut Crawforil, J<iln*d tiy her
adults ami
and tumntv-tu-u
twenty-five „cents
soon gained la weight and
i cream will be sold,
hunlinnd - nnil n*xl Irlrnd. it. C. i
.E!*a,
and "Uoli^.
will be charged to cover he or she arose.
has been to well since.” j j
Mr. and Mrs.
Platt nnd Miss
hn will be twenty- days ' b y Jofin rrlndle 'Scott, twd children
t'r.iwfuril.
Onmplaluant.
expenses. The operetta, will be
Because there wns so much "of Shcmick are In Sunford with the )
BATTERY,
vs.
! adults nnd ten cents beautiful songs -well sung .and given in the High School auditor solid
value as well us cleverness
Hiinjuinhi*
I.,
flrlffln
*t
at..
s e r v i c e :
greatly ortjoyed.
.
ium, May D, at 8:15 P.M. ,
Defendant it.
in' every address it is impossible View of locating.
Mrs. William UakeTfflhg “Till I
To Heninmliiu I . Hrflff n. a ml
to give n detailed resume of any
S T A T IO N
wlf*. lt*iir*eti.< iv tirlffln, If tlvlna.
Y GIRLS
Waka". 'And ’ “Temple Belh” from
Mrs. -Clyde Byrd who was In one speaker’s remarks, but it Is
tVIHInm
O.
Amlrnrleil.
tf
livlnt;.
fi
•pprrelation and Indian Love Lyrics, by Amy Wood Sanford for.the week end has re safe to say that Sanford has had
IV, Strlff, unit wife, Kinmn A. Slrltf.l
We Week. The Sa ford KindcV Pretty soflgs and turned to her home in ' Arcadia. nothing
If llvlna. nil of tlm unknown helm ;
more delightful and In
lad * i pec itil music highly hppnViated. / , .
If llvlna. of the entnl* of Joh-i tV.,
Mrs. Byrd has gone home to pack spiring than this occasion.
tirlffln.
ilreenpeit. J. D. tVnlverlnn.
Monday evening a t
“A Mo^sy ^ W k /^ h y Frederick up, and intpnds to move .to Sanford
if
llvtinr. I.nltier U. I'or ter. If IHAna.
|Hill,‘ a twilight musl- Dcvan and "BedolfiiuLove Song rfigfit away. ....................
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd
VtCTOHlAW
Z ' 0W1
I* ftft. I'nrter. if llvlna. Jinranfitl R.
nntil jeven. Thera by Pinsutf," were rendered. . With have rented the Fox home and will
IlntnHov. InillvIilnuHv nn.l m suenty young ladies much feeling by Charles Scott. - m&kb Sanfonl their home for the
censor In trust to Holier! If Rnni
nny. If llvlna. t'h.trlen C. tVarwIok,
pwjram was as fol- , All of these musical humb'ers present.
,
Trustee und his xuet.*«surs. If llv*
For Week Beginning May 12
We rtow have all varieties of abovo and if you are conwete
Rfimensely
enjoyed,
the
mem
lint. Mnrmiret \V. Hunts*)-. If living,
Sapriie Sympony, b&rp denoting their appreciation by
snl Ahe I tirlffln. If IIvIiib. Admin
For the week end in Sanford wns • Monday, Mny 12—Monthly
tempIntinK sowing for a cover crop, would suggest your
»y and Margaret ttieii' enthusiastic applause.'
istrator of the Kstxtn of John VV.
School visit, East Side Primary,
Dr. Eugede Clower, of Cairo, Geortirlffln.
drettused.
und
If
anld
pur.
buying
now ns they ore very scarce and will be much
Sanford.
The social hour followed during ;la, retired physician, now a promtl*s nr* dead, nil parties claiming
higher.
. . • •
Madeline Mallem which
Tuesday,
May
13—Monthly
nent
farmer
in
that
section.
Dr.
Interest under Henjumln* I. tirlffln.
light refreshments were
»te of the Violet,
schoot visit, West Side Primary,
nnd wife. Henrlrtlit K. tirlffln. duClower stopped over here on a
served.
'reused. Wllllnm tl. Andonrleil. ileSanford.
Call us for Quality Prices
visit,to relatives on his way home
censed. n. W. Htrlff, and wife. Km.
Wedding.. ’ Mhrch, • The next meeting will be with from South Florida where he has
Wednesday,"
May
14—Home
Mrs.
Clyde
Derby,
at
Silver
Lake,
inn
A.
hlwlff.
lect-ased,
nil
of
thej
i Emmet Fox. >
visits.
been on business.
unknown h*lrs, drecnsetl, of tha
tjMn. Mary Stpinoff with Mrs. Derby and Mrs. Fred
Thursday, May 13—Monthly
sstst* of John \V. tirlffln. deceased,
THE L. ALLEN SEED CO.
Irish Rose, Jnek Daiger as hostesses.
I. I). Wolverton. dsneased, Luther
school visit, Grammar School
T, N. Crooks, and Miss M. B.
C. 1 orter. il*ceas*d, L. O. Porter,
nnd Bernard Shicfrl
Sanford.
Crooks stopped over In Sanford on
dectnsed, Murgurrt H Putnsey, ln’ .
a e a s t s id b p a r e n t Friday,
May
15—Monthly
Tuesday
night
and
Wednesday.
Mr.
dlvlilunlly
und ns successor In trust
•" ' TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION
to Holier! II. tlsmsn;. deeonssd.
school visit, Grammar School,
Crooks anti Mis* Crooks havu
Owing
to
the
May
Day
Program
r» STUD)’ HOUR.
Charles C. Wnrwlck. Trustee and
Saturday, May 17—Office.
been spending the winter in Flor
his successors.' dereused, Mnrgiiret
"»• „»tory hour was to bo given Thursday afternoon, ida and are on their way home,
Sanford.
IV, ItamseV. itcreased, und Ak*1
Siturday afternoon 1:116 r , 8ula1’
for the East Side which is in Pittsburg, Pu. While
Office hours: Dgily 4:30 to
tirlffln. deceased. Administrator of
't the weather bein'* P*rent-Teachers’ Association meet- here they were guests of the Vallit*
Rsiatn of John tV. tirlffln. tle5:30;.
Saturday,
8:30
to
12:00
|tk« •torien
...................
.. ln?> the chairman ealted a meeting dex Hotel.
were told
eenSed; or otherwise. In nntl tu the
A.
M,
fallowing described piece, parcel or'
rk instead of in the for Tuesday afternoon at the East
Phone 641-W.
tract of land, situate. Ivlng nnd heSide Primary school.
Making
n
motor
trip
to
New
•"«- in »h* l!w nlf of Hemlnntc sod
FAVORED TYPES FOR THE
The mectiqg was called to order
•tories were told by
Htals of Florida, mare particularly
Smyrna is Mrs. Alex Vaughan.
•escribed us fidlows, to-wit:
**"
had it In by the chaipnan, Mra. II. C. Du- Mrs. Vaughan will meet Mrs. Mary
YOUTHFUL
i
Bose.
Following
the
roll
call,
quite
Lot Twenty 110) of Annie K. tlrlft tha stories told
G.
Stovin,
of
Miami,
in
Now
Smyr
Designers of dollies for fashion's dn's Sutullvlslon of H»etlon* d*v*n
by I.aura E. a bit of business was transacted. na and Mre. Stovin will return to
■ foltowers
-loilowers
-•' ■
(7) and Hluht fl). Township Twen
youlhlul
luthful
arc
are now thinkin|
tiiinxing
rtog Prince, by Reporta from the playground com Sanford with Mrs.Vaughn, t where
ty-one (111. Mouth. Rang* Thirty
her
in
ttrm*
ol
ginghams
and
other
tub
mittee,
were
given,
and
it
was
of Breman, The
f30> Hast, asms having been plotted
she will visit for several days.
__ _ To the left is a straight-line
if hi
fabric*.
■uni reronled en the .Ird day
(ftpfrom the opera stated that the slide had been
.
.
.
.
.
------—
—,
.toiler.
A Ift, 1**9. In the nubile renmodel that would look wdl in uny
.VI" • shipped, i t was also decided to tShopping in Sanford Tuesday
fzbric considered smart fur Summer, ords ofJirange t'ounty. Florida, of
Mrs. Brown will charge a small sum for the May wo*- Mr*. Frank Pounds, of Ocoee.
in* County of Heminoln qvaaj
i,
.
'
"
'J
It features the square yoke anti lantern which
form erly « port. In P la t Hunk T w u
“ "f Mother’s Day Day\Festival; Thursday afternoon,
cufls
(or
tlm
ftlccvc*.
though
the
cuff(2 ) on p*it« f o r t y -lh r c i’ 111). M m y l
five an account of the proceeds to go toward purheasAt the East Side Primary School. Under the auspices
may be omitted if preferred. Medium heltur the north q u a rter <N'») o f tho'
[Nftnd will be nsslst- □g other playground equipment.
the
requires
2K
yard*
J6-in.h
material
north went qu arter ( N t V U ) o f th e
The
following
committees
were
ap
of East Side Parent ..Teachers ..Association,.. -..Horn*
Uiluig by four or
Ilia aoulhciial qu arter
rHKYj) o f
Pocuts. cuff* and tull.trs are thi Section
, ! ho will tell fatry pointed for Thursday:
Seven J 7 ). T ow n aM p t w e n t v details
of
interest
on
the
knond
model
made candy ami ice cream will be sold. Admission 25c
Candy Booth: Mrs. J. R. Wolfe,
Mr. Carmichael, who owns a
C t ) South, H ango T hirty fia>
11»n unusual occas■Iso developed in gingham. The anur1 pne
M * |.
chalrhtan; Ice Cream Booth: Mrs. tract of land on the hard road near
an d .10c.
little black moire bow at the neck aL'
It ap p earin g from th* sw orn hill
Edward Higgins;'Tags, Mrs. Frod Lak» Eva, stopped hcre.enroute to
of com plaint llled In thi" caqa*
adds
a
touch
of
smartneu.
This
dree
Dalger, chairman; Mrs. R. C. Bow Atlanta, Ga. •
v..*j. Mint you and each of
CLUB
may be carried out in either cotton ngnlnal
you have or r l i l m to Imvc n >m<- In - J
jjrn dub of the Bap- er, Mrs. iSnglctary and Mrs. Wade.
silk
or
woolen
matcriu).
Medium
Ju
tereat In and to th* Innda herein
It waa also decided to have some
Clifford Long caught a medium“«• meeting Monday
requires
yards J6 inches wide.
ab ove , d o e r Ibed. and that
voitr j
1nnmvi-of Mrti. .1. one plant gritts and look after the Sized catfish on his baited, hook
Fint Model: Pictorial Review Dre* plcccx of reeldenre nre unknown.
Thursday.
As
the
cat
was
»*-swn
plants
and
attend
to
other
neces
members were
No. 1981. Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price. T h erefore, you B cnjum lne I . t l r lf - DAIRYM AN’S DELIGHT DAIRY
FEED
fln. and wtf*. H eiirlalta K tirlffln.
sary things on the school yards, to th e . surface, it in turn was
JO cents. C
if livin g. W iR U m U. Andenrlcil.' If
t awpUowed by a . Urge trout and
meeting plan- during fhe summer.
Second Model: Dress No. 2012. llv ln a . ftl. W. Ktalff end wlf». KmCotton See^M eal
Owing, u, so' much-business, .the both trout and cat were later ex
Sim, 6 to 17 years. Price, JO cents.
| Hr en, . fxP*ct«d to
in a A. S le lff. If liv in g , all of th e
> ^ jr M.y Ray p*rty election7 of. officers;'scheduled to hibited a^ the postoffice
HAY
GRAIN
FEEDS
u n k n o w n h eirs If li v in g , ef
tho
eats tu of John W. tirlffln. d ecea sed .
L
ihe ohaerva- h j |e tnJftep place, w«jj pqitponed
I. 11. W olverton. If llvln a Luther
Messrs. Gaston and Noah Jacobs
■ NOTICftL
SANFORD FEED
ib d tk'w 0n ^ u n t
T o th# t’re tlltn rs of K. 8- R lg n ey . •I. Porter. If living. L. ft). P orter. If
Following the business session, who lately visited their old home
to be called off;
liv
in g . SUrtrsret S.
Kamray. In
Oo iHm VKUMOrt
U-inford.
F
lo
rlilu
:
W
oodcock
a
n
d
AND
in North Carolina, report a won*
H Uiwy H unfnril F lo rid * ap d R 'g - d iv id u a lly nnd ax su ccesso r In tr u s t
thnn^iaru^ readings a social hour was irr order, dur derful
.DAIRYMANS,
to Robftrt It. I l s m a * ' .
If llv ln u
trip.
t
n*y ftfc M onro*, S an fo rd , F lo rid * :
hut 'nitereating ing which time the member* made
You. and ru e n o f Jrou, a r* n*r«uy C h a rles P. W arw ick. Trust re and
SUPPLY CO.
daisy tags to r the May Festival.
mctoeiAL,
.
to
nut tiled th a t K, a R lgney o f S an - hie su ccessors. If liv in g . M u g n m
The Florida East Coast ia rush
The hoatetseji, Hesdames -J. S.
vttviwJ
lurd. F lo rid a , su c ce aso r to W o odcock W. R am**). If living, and A h r l ,
. Myrtle A rt. and Uh St. ,,,
X'Otge Cook, and'MT. i. Mor. ing it* ropd building operations in
& R lgney. an d suecvaaor to ltlg n v y Orlffln. If living. A d m ln 'strata r o f
th
e
e
s
t
a
t
e
of
John
W.
tirlffln
d
e
this
section.
Two
work
train*
and
■ llo n ro * . d id on th e l i s t day of
rlson, served punch and wafers.
ft'hona 539
- Jnc. W. Sm
purtlr-x
■, ___________
March. A. I). 192ft. m a k e a n a « sl* n - ceased. and If dead, all
a car of Workmen nussed Chuluota
c la i m i n g Interest under B en ja m in *
F«ny!,r *. aK°*“E- L.
m
rnt
of
a
ll
o
f
h
la
p
ro
p
a
rty
to
th
e
’Your Money Back If You An
The many friends tot Miss Bren enrout* to Okeechobee. The Flori
«aploye« of the
A d ju stm en t B u re a u . T am p a A sso ci |„ tirlffln . and wife. H e n r i e t t a K,
Not Satisfied.’ , _
IDEAL FOR TAFFETA
ation'<>f C re d it Men. In c o rp o ra te d , a C rlffln. deceased. W illia m O. An.
fe
\ omPany, of da Morrison will be glad to wel da East Coast ia building a tine
co rp o ratio n , f o r th e benefit of hla d*nrle«l defeased. O. W. Hlelff. an d
come her bock to Sanford, and to connecting Okeechobee with Miami
S rT
ln s t A graceful and attractlvtllittle frock cre d ito rs, u n d e r th e p ro v isio n s of w ife. Utaqia A. Hlelff. d e c s s s c d . a ll
Uriel wtut * cow EATS butwhitdM
t k « Waa-ln know th at she seems to have re
nay
be made up after this model, K ertluna (SSI-ftSTS of th * RrVlswl
DWESTStfot Ntxhicfj mUkjodMkg fats .. *
Mr.
J.
E.
Snyder
shipped
some
covered
completely.
Miss
Morri
C
cn
aral
U
ta
tu
tso
of
th#
S
ta
ts
of
w
ax
•nd «VLk ond u
son h ar been visiting her brother choice fruit to his friends in Kan specially designed for the develop- F ln rld ai A nd a ll c re d ito rs of th a
»*»v witu0b^°n and and other relatives for the past sas City. Tha Valencia oranges nent of taffeta and the crfpe matc- said BPANDORA ^
R ig a * /, W oodcock A R lg iala. The skirt is gathered to a •cntl- n*y. an d R lg n e y A M onro* re s id in g
l^oford iince he ge- two months in the Shenandoah from the Tribble grove, Sun Acres, itted
HAJJtVUil
In
th*
8
la
ta
o
f
F
lo
rid
a
a
r
e
h
e
re
b
y
blouse with aqaare nee
OPERETTA
were much enjoyed.
<
g - S « .h . u u n on Valley.
called uupon
p o n to
to hItla sw o rn s ta te m e n ts
lowing sleeves finished with roi
o l ih e lr , c la im s a g a in s t th e oald K.
f preferred, the skin may be
At the
a g a in s t th a s a id
Mr, Stanley and hia eons, Alfred. rith
• m m UunTJ&DtG
Spending this week in the city
three
'
f . an d R lg n ey A
School
Auditorium
» Comedian* a t tha Mi- Philip and Harold Stanley, visited natcrial,
V;
u n d e rsig n e d A a . High.
Monrue
i diura fro m th #
r. and Mra. Ed Rogers,
*l*n*;'t
*y?
► T .^-P rid ay ,
ri In g
1 *
1, Mr. Endor
•T*7ilng,
KSt'
M
onroe
"a
re
h ri*. *\
ta n k NorAdults 30 cU.
Music Week Program Pandora Operetta To
A t Grammar School
Be Given Soon
[endar
P
S
«
for the liver
Practical
Nurse Tells
The Woman's Tonic
Sanford Battery
Service Co.
Mna** A
“ *n ■
Daily Fashion Note
COW PEAS AND VELVET BEANS
Nurse Schedule
f
Thur. Afternoon, 5 P. M.
Chuluota
mm
°n
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ib T aaa
■r.?:.? ; y , ; i
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BULLDOGS W IN
D O U B L E GAME
RY BIG SC O R E S
MACKRJEN ARE
D E F E A T E D BY
TH E Y A N K E E S
Rough House Ross
Tampa Smoker Hurlers Succumb
. J o Heavy Bitting of Orlando
Nino at Tinker Field
Tueiday Afternoon.
w ii
ORLANDO, May 7.—Lambasting
of three Tampa “chunkers"—Valdet, AlVarei and Stalnakur—to nil
parts of thtj lot and into that ter
ritory immediately surrounding the
park, aggregating a,total of thirtv
Ht.4—thfc’OrJahdo Bulldogs yester
day afteihotm in n decisive manner
walloped the visitors by'n score uf
10 to one nnd H to nothing. The
fitst game, which was hurled by
><’harlio Pfeiffer, should have been,
a shut-out:
Score by inninffs:
F ir s t Game—
Tumpfl ............ 000 001 000— 1 51
Orlando
....020 030 32x—10 17 2
Second Game—*
, 000 000 0—
0 03
Tampa
Orlando .....1 ....... 013 010x—14 13 0
LAKEL/YND, May 7.—I-nkelnnd
took both games ,of today's double
bill five to one and three to one.
Ehrhardt was in line bbape in the
opener and Pctu Doyle i thnred in
j i; t)ie field. Tommy McMillan, Dny,, (ona't new mnnngcr, got four hits
in* seven innings.
Score by innings:
• First Game—
Daytona ............. 001 OOQOOO—I I I
Irakclnnd .......
100 013 OOx—5 7 1
, Second Game—
Daytona .................1)00 001 0—1 5 0
Lakeland ' ...............200 010 x—3 0 2
BRADENTOWN, May 7.—Fault
less playing und heavy stick work
took both ends of a double header
frotn the St. Petersburg outfit for
Braulmtown today. The first was
iilhp td four, and the second four
to two. Cushion, catching nee, feafr t...
tured’ with seven consccutivu hits
in us many tries at the plate. Two
“ I
bungles were for three hnr.es nnd
g tt r f "ono for two stations- Each was n
V ,
clean safe hit.
^|§.ii i-ni: fJt-nt* Eilfott Bass of the now
of mikgnioM,winning Growers was fielding star.
In the first game his fancy stop
i
.of Martin’s almost safe hit started
V !
E l u i d :|
a triple-play. Bigelow ami HrhlitMfiy,-"• let
j > were caught riff second ami first,
xi<
Bj *PrtBlste ,tho play was so unusual and fast.
•This was in the third. Both frames
pleased a largo crowd. Doran in
the second game knocked n 'circuit
clout down the first base line, but
was out for not tagging third.
Score by innings:
Firat Game—8t. Petersburg . 000 001 210— I 8. I
Hradontown __0U2 020 20x—1 li 1
Second Gum**—
St. Petersburg
001 001 0—2 1*2
Rrndcntnwn ........ 101 020 x—-18 0
I.
>1,000.00' to bo u sed fo r cn la iK ln *. f u r n U tiln * o r . o t h e r w is e
ItnprovInK
sch o o l
b u ild in g * oral
achoul g r o u n d * nnd fo r th e e x c l u s
ive u se o f th e p u b li c fr o o school*
w ith in .* a ld d is trict, an d
W h e r e a t ? ' T h i s B oard ha* de.
term ini’ll t h a t m o r e th a n twentjrqvi* per t e n t o f t h e d u l y qualified
elector* r e s i d in g w i t h i n aald S p e c
ial Tax S ch o o l D is t r ic t No. 4. did
in fact s i g n said p e ti tio n , and
W-tiereasT h la B o a rd jhaa. b y
reso lu tio n th is d a y ad o p ted , deters
mined th a t bond* I if . t h e
sum of
$ 10 ,000.00 I* req u ired fh r thi* pur
p oses se t fo rth In s a id p etitio n nnd
h erein a b o v e e n u m e r a t e d , and that
said hqn d s sh a ll b e a r Interest at
th e rate o f i l x peg-MfiMirn t>*r an.
Hum, In terest p a y a b le s e m i- a n n u a l
ly; that sa id bondn ah u ll be dated
J u ly 1st, 1!)3*; th a t s a id b on d s shall
m ature kn f o l lo w s , t o . w i t ; Bonds
num bered 1 and 2, >fo r
tl.ooo.ao
each sh a ll m a t u r e . t e n y e a r * a fter
th e d a te t h e r e o f ! , b o n d s numbered
3. 4 nnd 3 fo r 11,000.00 each shall
m atu re t w e n t y y / n s n a f t e r - t h e date
thereof, a n d b o n d s '1numbered *. 7.
H. 9 and 10, fo r >1,000.00 n«ch shall
mat ore th ir ty y e a r s after the d ate
thereof, a n d (h a t b o th th e principal
: and the interVst’o’f* sn'ld“ honiis nbaili
1924, to r e c e i v e an d c a n v a s s the
r e tu r n s o f sa id e t e c t lo n and to d e
te r m in e an d
certify
th e
result
th e r e o f, and t h a t
the
followingn am ed p erso n a a r e h e r e b y a p p o in t
ed and d e s i g n a t e d a s C lerk and I n
s p e c t o r s t o e v i l a n d con d u ct th e
sa id e t e c i lo n a t t h o p o ll in g place or
precin ct named, aa f l l o w i '
Babe Ruth Drives In Two Runs
At iPrecInct
No. T, (C hutunta)
With Timely Double—Dugan
Mrs. J. E. flnyder, C. D. B r o m le y ,
and Q. O. J a c o b s. In s p e c to r s , and
And Perkins Sustain In
Mrs. J o s l s P r e v a t t , C lerk , and
juries In Playing.
• B e It . F u r t h e r R e s o lv e d :
T h at
thi* resolu tion - a n d n o t i c e 'be pub
lish ed In t h s Hanford
Herald, a
NEW . YORK, May 7. — New
n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In g e m ln o le
York defeated Philadelphia Tues
County, F lo rid a, b u t w i t h o k t S p e c
day in a well played game. Ruth
ial T a x S ch o o l D is t r i c t N o. 4, th ere
drove in New York's two rani in
b e in g
no
new spaper
published
within* sa id d is tr ic t , o n c e a w e e k
the fifth ami scared tho winning
fo r fo u r c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s;
run jn tike eighth. Perkins made a
T h is r e s o lu tio n and n o t i c e ad bpted
good catch of Dugan's foul In the
In r e g u la r s e s s io n o f the* C ou n ty
eighth.nnd turned a romorsanlt in
Board o f P u b lic
I n s tr u c ti o n for
S em ln h le County. F lo r id a , t h i s th e
to a concrete box. Dugan wnn hit
>th day o f April. 1914.
on the right temple by n pitched
C. A . D A M .A 9 ,
ball during hutting practice. Both
C h alrm n n Pro. Tern,
medical attention.
F R K D T. WILLIAMS.
County Board nf P u b li c I n s tr u c tio n
S e m in o le C o u n ty . Florida.
B o sto n U , W a s h i n g to n 4.
A ttest:
BOSTON. May 7.—Ftihr wnn his
T. W. LAWTON.
Supt. *Pub. Instn. an d E x -O f fic io
first game for tho Red Sox today
S e c r e ta r y to th e Board.
payable at the National 1'ark
11 to I. Ills mates pounded Wash- ;
(B eal o f B oard).
ington’s pitchers hard, getting |
*'l,y nn'’ 8tat* 9* f,ew’
Schell* Maine*. A t t o r n e y fo r Board.
nine runs o: Mar berry and McW h e r e a s: T h is Hoard has. by 4-9-H -23-30-C -7
Gruw j;t the eighth. Perkinpnugh resolu tion t h t f day ad op ted , order
ed
Hint an '"lection bn h e ld In and
was spiked in the second by Flagr o u g h o u t said S p e c ia l, T a x School
stead a t second base and BIcugo th
D istrict Nu. 4, to d e t e r m i n e w h eth er
finished the game at short. It was or not s a id d is t r ic t w i l l I s su e said
HosttmY, sixth straight win.
bonds a s In said rcn olu tld n and o r
I* provided.
Score by innings:
‘ . derNow
T h e r e f o r e Be ID Resolved,
Washington 100 100 020—• -I 0 1 By the C
o u n ty Board qf P ublic i n
Boston
300 002 00x—14 15 1 s tr u c tio n fo r Kcrulnole . <County,
F lorid a: T h a t in p u r s u a n c e to law,
D etro it fi, Chicago 4.
t 11'"1 '» P u rsu a n ce o f t h e resolution
r u f f * A f i n \!™.> n
• "> th is B oard heretofore on th is
III A iO , M a) 7. r i m e l y lilt- (| a y ad o p ted , n otice bo nnd th e sam e
l i n g by D e tr o it e n a b led t h e Tigers Is horoby g lv u n t h a t o n ' t h e ath
to c o m e fr o m b eh in d , o v e r t a k e C hi- (,ny ,,f M ay, .1914. an e le c tio n w ill
e n g o and w in t h e i r second s t r a i g h t S ^ f i 4 t ,", w « o ,|h d u S S I ' » “ “
g a n t t o f t h e s e n e s (I t» 4. H f i l - 1 Hpralrmlo County, Florida, said dixiiiann’s batting was responsible for trb-t b e in g tiiso k n o w n ** Chuluuta
Special T u x School D is t r ic t, to d e
half of the visitor’s runs.
term in e w h e t h e r or riot said ,lls•Score by innings:
• riel sh a ll Issue b o n d s In the sum
D e t r o it
( i l l 0(12 011— 6 10 1 o f >10 .0 0 0 . 0 0 , to b ea r In terest at the
C h ica g o
200 010 100— 4 12 1 rate of six per c e n t p e r annum. In
terest pity able s e m l - a n m i s l y , bunds
to be d a te d J u ly 1st, 1924. und to
-. SI. Iranis 7, Cleveland L
mature a s f o l lo w s , t o - w l l :
Bonds
CLEVELAND, May 7. — St. numbered I nnd 2 fo r > 1, 000.00 each
Louis evened up the series today, t„ m ature te n y ea r* a f t e r th„ date
b o n d s n u m h e r e d 3. 4. and
defeating Cleveland 7 to 4. Dun- tlier,'of.
, for 11.000.00 each to m a t u r e tw en ty
fortii kept the Indiana’ hits scat yTea
rs a ft e r the riatn thereof, and
tered, except in the fifth nnd ninth bonds n u m b ered 6. 7. 8. 9 und in
innings, in each of which they fo r tl.iimi.no in c h to niu tu re thirty
—
a f t e r th e d a t e thereof, the
hunched three, including two dou years
principal nnd th o In t e r e s t of said
bles, a triple nnd Summit’s home bonds to be p a y a b le n t t h e National
run. for their runs. Sister scored, Park Bank. City- an d B ta to of New
in the first when he nml McMnnus York, as Is p rovid ed fo r In that
rertaln r e s o lu tio n t h i s d a y adopt,-<l
worked u double steal.
by the B oard, lu w h ic h said e le c
Score by innings:
tion only t b o s e d u ly qualified elec
St. Louis ... 210 001 021—7 10 0 tors w h o lire fr e e h o ld e r * resIdiUK
Cleveland
000 020 002—1 8 0 w ltlilu said S p ecial T a x School D is
trict No. 4, ahull bo u n title d in vote,
and
Be It F u r t h e r R e s o lv e d . That said
e le c tio n no ordered to ho held shall
Nobody like* to *1to or Uk* editor
oil Then U really hardly any need for
*U since
. *■the
-• - invention
.
,0 \ of
-#**»!
Jtjifl t* •
Liv-o-IaiL
And Iir-o-liT fill* -a. doable-need.
It haa a marked action on the liver u
wdl aa the digestive tract, and ao it
can he need In caeca of biliooe attack,
and when a cold ie coming on, it taken
the place o f calomel and eaator oIL
Literally hondreda of ygothen have ear
nestly thanked me for {ratting this good
remedy on the market.
,
Children love to take Llvo-lax and
it ia jnat as good for the same condi
tions in adulii.
A bottle of Llr-o-Iax costa but 30o
at any drug atore.
I t’s Up To The
This is “Rough House" Ross, the
.North f'urolina boxer und wrestler,
"who will appear here Friday night
nt the armory ns the opponent of
"Young" Gotch in a wrestling
match, the headline attraction of
the combined wrestling and boxing
card being arranged for that night.
1
So b U iw h J je rtg u e
CY W ILLIA M S
GETS 2 HOMERS
IN GIANT GAME
Housewife To Settle
This M atter
%H E
ihVi'ir b!''m.u«,r!,crs i
70,000 dairymen who comprise the Dairymen’s
League Co-operative Association are certain that the
average Am erican housewife desires a richer and
creamier evaporated milk*
n ^ r wunm
: ‘ * J’ n i i f S ! ? v V V 1) “ T 1* 1 T
"", '1
Tax S c h o o l
District
S 1,01,1 D istrict No, I. bonds ns p ru .i ffo. 4. w h e r e the Inst g en e r a l elecvie.,,I for In th is resolu tion , and
tlon w a s h eld , t o .w l t . a t Ilka v illa g e
That I „f I'briUiota, o t h e r w i s e know n
Pliiladciphlu Winn When Three ^ >or oIt " I* nrthei- ...R,-s,dved:
............... ln l , ‘' iH.llltMf P lace or p r e c in c t Nli. T and
Home Buns Are Clouted ()(T of
hH . i ,, s
b
• '‘•‘•Don shall ho h e ld In enm.New York Hurler*—I'hilluvidtliruVtTuRl i,,ira2i ■pi/go,*'1 »
,n w t « « Inspectors
tflsirle, v ,? 4
» 1,1 J eS
r l,r ! ‘
m a k e prompt relic; Make Two Straight
L
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n ‘! 1h e ^lH* turn t«» 11»«* Cnuntv nn^rJi
P n V *" , r l’u ,,ll"l"’d w ith in said ,11s- in stru ction , Im m e d ia te ly a fl e r said
^W" s. I i.ilv'e 'v ,-etts
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the
10th.
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Pittsburg 2; Chicago 0.
•*I 'H B D T. W1M.IA.MS.
PITTSBURG, May 7.—Ray Kr-- t " u n t y B o d rd of P ul,tic I n s t r u c t i o n
f - r S e m i n o le t ' o u n t y , F lo r id a .
n cr, former Pac-ifie const player,
s t:
held Chicago to two hits today TM uW.
t..\W T M N
...
and Pittsburg defeated Chicago•£
lit' i P u b In - iii
T his is w hy they produce and also sell direct toi
you, DAIRYLEA Brand Evaporated M ilk — their own
product from the million cows they themselves own.
T h ey Itnpjv th a t increased m erit and food value will
induce the public to consume more milk.
•OGA, Tenth, May
hed
steady hull
M leant here today
won the second game
• t trt ji Score:
i" » inii^ fri‘2—2 7 1 V i'0. C uylcr.' .substituting for
,<> i
t»M* •'Ci mil) . -t ;i i) Corey, who is ill, bit a single, n
,
I*!
ii'irm -y f,,r B oard
W, II , >' 'unghlood, lirnl .,> uiut a triple In four ttines
' .<nd . •>. uniter.
lit b:i‘.
• lo . l. ii P r o v i d i n g f o r I k * I t ol,lChicago
OOt) 000 000—0 2 l
*w-v. 4,0.1 t ; i i in v \ * , l : r r n( n * p r e .
' ’ I'WI 1 C'c'-tl.ll, 11, Ilf Hrlil it
II ,
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boo 2)0 no*—2 y t
path wmi it t\i
i ;*;inio or the
S p r r l i i l T i n Mekuttl D i s t r i c t
iHnrkiyn ; Boston 0.
Fourteen acres, twelve til
'. Men, in n 1, ' C n n n t i , l ‘l „ r l i l u , Sal,
' " ‘It mi h dIB>.rin \l .Idle today
BROOKLYN, May 7.—Brobiyn
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l
n
r
l
t
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g
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k n i i w ,, „■ ed, three hundred-fifty foot of
iit'ii of, -Idc . voioiMt, il to 3, ’Moved up into third plncv today
I l i o t o i n N|,reli»| I ' m K r b n u l III,
If let.
by making.it three struight with
Lake front, in city limits, good
Au M|Jii.i .. HOI (10(1 001 .11 I I | ll< ton, :t to o. It was a pit heor'
w ti.r i-jis }
o n il,,. u n
day
„ t roada, a bargain if taken av
j ,Wui»ily'l
iutt 010 001— 3 8 !battle between
ltcuth»;r
and March, 1931. *.i |,vU tli,n w a s p reMniijuauUi and
Ynryan;. Bird, lbitnea, feutyred by sharp fielding <•*•»! •• J to lli>> I 'utility lliutril uf f u l l . once.
.
........... , i , .
li iM r b c U o n f.,r Huinlnut,, L'ouuIup to t bo eighth when Wheat came Hi:
I lo rlilu j, hIkiifi ! l,y m u m t h a n
iiip witli tv. u nn aiol lifted I lie ball '.v.
, w e n t y - live* p e r c e n t uf th o d u ly
■A TLANTA,
May 7.—Birin- , over thi* inaiit 'iieldi fi'nce. for hi t 'iui,Hlu
il vlecv>rs r.'Mlilltm
wltlilu
plfitfjm . p niiidcl three Ailaniii 1fourth hopje rt,ln o f the season. -. u Wpcilnl T i v ffibjm l Die D ie t No. 4,
.•‘•■mill, tu ' ' u u n l y l F lo r id a , mild ill*,
i*«
- bwCt I, !ay ' uuil wuri the
? :• i U>\ inqlngs:
;
t f ' c i tit I n s ', n Isn U'ouwii u . t.'liuluntn
' v i "I v- mu , •' lie
'il" 1(0/1 7. i
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1MI0-, 000 OQO—0 C 1 . 1'• * 'I T « \ '-Vhlink D lktrlrtw unklhK
i*b> iu MiJI^n •’Jii, .:,j ip fire , ,n T .1 Ji n!. *000'ih'hQjj
■ "i*:* ...........Hi'oiling .Mo ltoi«ril;tn can 1
WII lh,fi.YA\vub'i« |ui| ii i i*i| d
• i " 1 j>r«li-i' im I'ti'i'lluii. lii by lislil!
*. I ll II M.lll, S|l.|-|;i|
T(lx S e l l ' . I ■
*illl'
^ fljpijj* rnlmt,
t'liitrivr Nu. -t.’ tn <l.i«rmin>> wln-|||.
FOR QUICK SALE
E R E F O R E you will find that
Lak§ Front
Celery Farm
W lM iu O UOi— H M 2
I0| fiOtf011 7 V t
Furthermore, each of these 70,000 progressive farm
ers, personally guarantees each can of DAIRYLEAbecause each farmer shares equally in the control and 1
responsibility of the League’s $8,000,000 a month ; ■
business.
;
v
'•r Uf k|ul Itli;rn fliuul.l III. Hjuifi I
"> sniil i t l r i r l r t liuuiin m i h e sum
»r f m.otuLUit, tin p r u t r , ; . of tiis i
s,iH' nf i*<Jbli Jiunils t u Im u s n l fur
itiv luiriium.' u f u f i i u l r ' n g . imlM huf. I
• n l n r i t l n a . f u r n i s h i n g o r u tiu r w i n , |
liuivruvliiir sch o o l
tm llilln g s
ami
Arhijitn •*
j«
' Hyainii?* Hi'nm tt and R 'lierttkthV
KciTjIVrsiiyis,,Nivliiiu.ami Brock.
fWWAftjB-NokSVAY CAPITAL*
scpOfO gmuiiiia anil f> r Hie I'ti-hi*.
UHi» uf tin, iiiihllo friu* sr|iu ,i|s
w i t h i n salil ills irlc t. utuL ! ■ U i i l , .
U irsail a m i, .sp»nrfi‘<t I f
fntfri\v?7
lo g ir tnnncr. I n - w i t :
I
V. l a . 000.00 In Im u s s il In nri|iilrInn a . l i e , Im lM ing a n d f u r n i s h i n g ,
» liulilli’ frvt- sehCml a t i'lu ll,ii, 1.1
w i t h i n sitlii i i u t r i c i :
: Mrtv il. —The
f'uiistitutfidMiPJ Commi11vn, of/ the
Storting'’ VTO
‘
^ ‘ favorably
*
rvpurt
on
chpngfiKf'The rimno of it]c .Votwogian capital from*'ChrlNtinnin to
"OhIc," snya the newAiuipir Nntiuiuuw
ii
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w
y
J - J a I R Y L E A E vapofated M ilk is the concen
trated wholesomeness of the purest fresh bottle milk
— exactly the same milk which U .S. Senator Gopeland* i
when H ealth Commissioner of N ew York City, called
\ the best in the world and thecheanestfnriH
**
IIIIIM H IIi i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ;
* X n t l r f iif tnlruMun l» A p iily.ti, Hir
■ * * 2 - Y Y . '*•''*■ IH**Uln.,in. J m la r
P |h r l.
•‘rvvnili
Jtullrlnl rirr n li. 'k'lAul fur s ,- „ i|.
*
c . i t u t r . , I'l«rt«la. fur « bnrirr.
, Ni'lli',- •!* Ii. i
ylvi-ii Mini III,
ini,l'-r*|gn,ft 'in, iuli In it|'l>lv tu l In*
iltift.
t l), Min .1Hi Iac*' n f^ th if
[Tc ir c u i t
In- unit fur NmuIiiuIC ountv, W .i/ffU' r»m lu -w fl: l*i||i
' 0*1ay uf M>v*, >>, i*. ibe: I, fur ii rlulr
.Ter, f o p at-vpAiuratli)i) (,, lu- k n u u n
DAIRYLEA Evapor-
area ivuik is ricner ana creamier, It contains even
more nutritious milk fats and solids than the high
United States Governm ent standards require. And
this accounts for the delicious, fresh creamy flavor of
'-•Srfirt'
IB n
Avoid Using Castor Oil
.
The Sportsman’s Store
f-vqrything fur the Sportsman.
117 Park Avenue,
n b i i k i H i i i i i H u i i A i i i i u i i i H : ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a
on, "THu Hvni Inull, i'u uni) Ipiiturn-
r*ftut>, u f W(,ni*n'n C|Mtia,'' Hu- , ' h n r .
►
T’ lVi Mid i)hf,'< t nf tin* nulil Curpuru •
H u n . ! " }»■ fo rn u il livlnif nut fu rlli
fiiw>r^i|j ia,* niiplli'iitloii am i p ru t l i a r t i f r m m >>n fl1» In th o
, n r v V * A f 'n i * r'l-'rk o f (In- C irc u i t
t. -i'luirf uf&hntnlnul,- I'uU nty. l-'|,,rlilu
g m l l,rl« f|y il«*< i Hu’>l , iih fulluwN;
,
It* v l u r f t r t* iliAL uf n o u r p u r a t l o a - n o i f o r j >j >'U v T tiiii'fi* „t,
Ar« llti r a r y :
m l, iuiiio nml
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-
WHAT IS IN YOUR SAFE DEPOSIT [
.
BOX?
One of our customers gave us the followinR Inventory:
j
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(lie* 4
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Ilnartl nf
T i:;;;f 7 ,r* n« u R.s,,iv.d. nv the
(ur'^Vtuiind.*
<•ouuiy:UnuDd,b,,«im
.‘ S
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ih-it
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SR: s
* Old photograph of his mother,
6 insu^uncL‘ policies (2 expired).
* Cifjid W llfr h ihiftf iv im 't _ ,.n n j
;
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R *id (ife rM
Convince
,
Four $ 1,000 bonds; 5 stock certificates.
Last Will nnd Testament.
tmm. Hif ln|Fr<**,i un ».a|i| bum u i,,
lu imlil ^ m l - n n a u f t lly ; *aia |,„ m u
riu
l„. dulril Ju ly 1*1, 19*1. aiuf
■mail muiiln, u« fu llow * .ln ,\v l(:
-.
Humi* nupibvruA .1 *nrt f, f tr •>.-
Whirrs*;
hr i t h d a y o f March,
.'A'
Petition w u pvrrented
^ •t« a u d * n u .lT W iii, tbl* C ou n ty liuard
l
( u b l lc loetructlpn for Kemlnolr
f <_(Mrmy, Flurtdn. a lg n cd > by morn
U“ “ tWenjft.ft-/* per ce n t 'o f the
r Iret ura Maid lint
% ' » T , a ffehool
.
iJJ*inlnqJr County.
a*
(MO nu «:w*h »ImU m a i n r o t« n y e a r *
t-f<•**■ ll'r >l.it/, llm rfof;
Uund* nuniln<ri,<l 'A
H.Ono.ni) *>nrli Mhiill 'in
>rnm nfti'r ih u 'dautft
Ui>ml» iiumln-rvA
fur 11.iiOO.00 i
’maiur* ■
thirty > cur* ., f t orvtU ,
Ahvrcnf: j *
on,| ihn* in* prinelfnu
tile in - ■
f e m t of nil Mind* aha
pnynlili, '■
Hi* .N'ailona)* Park
nml K ta j, ,,f NVw T o r
^
H F u rth er nrgol
T hat a
■P*r,4‘ *t»*«l»n ba
III and
thrui^/|,„m
Hpecta
I Bt'hunl
; D l.ttlfi Nu. i,
H,m
“I tf»rew away th e old insurance policies but J wouldn’t
ivc up the sarety und i itisfaction of th at box for 9
undred times
The cost Is negligible.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. p. FO IR$TBH,
Freoident.
a * (IfUlTNBlL
Cuunty,na«a a a H a B m U |a B U B I p a a a v a a H - l
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THE'SANFplTD TIEKALD,‘WEDNESDAY, M A Y T,1921.
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READ THEM. FOR PROFIT
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEM ENTS
jrd Daily H erald
T-AD
rates
FOIl HTATH SENATOIX FROM TIIR
s i m :t k k \ t i i s r n a t o i u a l
• DISTRICT.
Cash in A dvance
am t* l i * - " 111 ^
u t r m * ■■a
£VT
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f
<«»
“
_i_ ]«« a IIm
■----.__ He a lla*
----- ........ 4*:u |I m
« * T r P * a^ u h ta ab o v e
|<cd dale* a r e for con-
i T 'i v S C f c
lenath
!Beh^?teni'»o for nrat
filling »• re s tric te d to
tUasIfleatlon.
,rror I" nkde The San-
A d v ertisin g ___
Announcements
Mt.MiiMt
o f s c iin n i, noA no.
I w ish t o an n ou n ce that I a m a
candidate
for. M em b er - o f
th e
Schoo! Hoard of S e m in o le C o u n ty
from S ch o o l District No, 3. s u b j e c t
In the d ecisio n of t h e D e m o c r a tic
primary to i, eheld J u n e 3, m t .
■ » ■ II J’ATTJSHALL.
F O I t D O A I t l l O F FI H I .ic I N -
uou.vri I’linsKii’TiMi
ATTOHXKY.
I w i s h to a n n o u n c e th a t I shnl'
ho n c a n d i d a t e f or tho o ff ic e of
C o u n ty J 'r o s c c u tln g A tto rn ey , s u b
je c t to tho e n d o r s e m e n t
o f the
D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s at tho J u n o 3rd,
prlrnury.
________ OEOUaE C. IIERRINO.
- FOIl COUNTY COM31ISSIONKit.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my candidacy
Tor r e - e l e c t i o n
fo r tho o f f ic e Of
C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r o f Sem inole
C o u n ty . D is t r ic t No. 1, s u b j e c t to
Ihe a c t i o n o f th e D e m o c r a tic pri
m a r y J u n e 3, 1314,
I hereby a n n o u n ce m y ru n d ld ac)
fi>r Ihe o f f i c e of C ou n ty JUdg*
of S e m in o le County, su b ject to *ih«
action of t h e voter* a t tho D e m o
cratic p r im a r y June 3.
_______
HUH
I , h e r e b y. a n n o u n c e m y s e l f n s n
c a n d id a t e f..r th e o ff ic e o f S h eriff
o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to the
D e m o c r a t i c p rim a ry J u r e , 1921,
____________\V. A. TILL13. _
FOIl C L E R K CIRCUIT COUIIT.
.1 w i s h to a n n o u n c e th a t I am n
c a n d id a t e for C lerk o f t h e Circuit
Court o f R em ln oie County, ntihject
to D e m o c r a t i c prim ary. J u n e 3rd,
If e le c te d . I p r o m ise tn e fa ith fu l
U t .IT ASSESSOR.
performance* o f th e d u t i e s c o n
fte'snnounce th o t I am a n ected w it h t h a t o ffice.
|« for r> -election to th e ________ \V. L. MOrtOAN,
[| Tax a ss e sso r o f Sem i*
FOIl T A X C n b l.fiT T tl It.
fcaty. subject to the d e c i s
I w i s h to a n n o u n c e tb n t I am a
is, Democratic I’rlmary to
c
a
n
d
id
a t e fo r r e - e l e c t i o n to th e o f
man 3rd, 1321.
fic e o f C o u n ty Tax C o llector o f
A. VAUOHAN.
H< m l n o lc C o u n ty , su b ject
In the
r f o i r m i H K t e 'F *
a c t i o n o f th e D e m o c r a tic prlrnury
holers of Sem inole C o u n ty : to be h e ld In J u n e.
lit announce m y s e l f a c a n ______ *________ JNO. D. J INK IN3 ^
for t-herlff
of
S em ln olo
p i l e d to the n rtlo n n t th e T o l l c o u n t s l o t n t i s s i o v n i t .
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a cy
Lite primary to lie held o n
th e
n ff lc o of
k If I am elec ted l p le d g e for r c - c l e c t l o n to
C
o
u n ty
C om m issioner
fro m D i s
L fnlSIl the d u t i e s of th is
trict
N
u
m
b
e
r
F
o
u
r
o
f
S e m in o le
b the best of niy ability.
C ou n ty, s u b j e c t to th e a c t i o n of
[
E. K. BRADY.
tho D e m o c r a t i c
prim ary J u n e 3rd.
JOHN O. LKONARDT.
111: IMt K * i : \ T A T I V K.
1 hereby nnnnuncc m y ca ndldac]
for m em b er House o f fle p r e a e n ta
live* for Rem lnole C ou n ty, aubjoc
to the a c tio n of th e voter* a t thi
D em ocratic primary. J u n e 3.
P olitical
louncements
M TAX ri>I.I.UCTOB.
Ita announce m y s e l f a c a n II. F. W H E E L E R .
v lh» office o f T a x C olF O H COUNTY COMMIMSIONKIt.
t Semlaidn County, su b ject
I hereby announce
my
c a n d i
WUInn of the D e m o c r a tic
| u be held J u n e 3rd. 1924. dacy fu r C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r for
D
lst
r
le
t
No.
1,
ftrmlnole
C
ou n ty,
u C. MAXWELL
s u b j e c t t o th o D e m o c r a tic P rim a r y .
Jumi 3. 1924.
ITTlIltAEV
______________________ I - P. HAOAN.
n t r i n r i i i r 'i ' candidate
F O R H llIC n iFF .
•dice of Stale
A tto r n e y
Nitnlh Judicial Circuit nf T o th e V o t e r s o f R e m i n d s C ou n ty:
t h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a cy
nbjrri la Ihe D e m o c r a tic
la t' l f i l l d f In "June, f i t ' fo»- t h e I'ffU-*. n t S h e r i f f , of- Petals
pmlnatlon nf
my
record hold C o u n ty , s u b j e c t ' t a rhe v o ters
Mtdary In fnvort.ly co n o id - o f thn D e m o c r a t i c P r im a r y to be
If e le c t e d I
nr mtr and a c t i v e support hold J u r e 3rd, 1924.
p rom ise fo u r
y ea r*
of Law E n
ippreclat rd.
fo r c e m e n t In a b u s i n e s s m a n n e r by
MILLARD H. SMITH.
th e h e l p o f t h e proper
s u b o r d i
fOIXTV I'OMHISMOA'KIt. ■ n a tes o r a s s ls t is n t s And e a r n e s t ly
|lj announce- m r -w w llnaej" s o t t e t f t h o s u p p o r t o f all l a w e n
ikrllnii I,. I lie ,'fflcc o f f o r c e m e n t v o te r s , on J u n e 3rd.
Cuinmltsluurr u f
District
RAY M ON D U ALLEN.
Senlm-lc County, nubjsct to ¥6iC CONSTAll UK OF nlSTIUCTha t.f the vo ter* on Ju n o
NO. 1.
T h e r e b y a n n o u n c e th a t I am tt
C. W. KNTZMINOKR.
c a n d id a t e fo r c o n s t a b l e of p.lstrlrt
■ tOt \TY SUIIOUI, DOAHD No. 1. s u b j e c t to th e D em o cra tic
)t| aniu>ui.ri> m y s e lf a c a n - p rim ary t o be lieUI J u n e 3rd. 1921.
W r.-ihciinii a* a m em b er Hnld d i s t r i c t b e i n g co m p o sed o f the
San
pc*nty lUianl o f P ublic In* f o l l o w i n g v o t i n g p r e c in c ts:
p frum District
No. 3. ford, Igiko M o n roe and Paolo.
K. E. W A L K E R .
k OvIcHu.
O sceo la
anil
Pi luhjcrt to tho nrtlon o f f o r s L ' p r . R t S T r ' v d k n t o f p e n
N aitle primary, J u n e 3rd,
I.IU IN S T IlU trriO N .
Hitlng sorvcil a if a m em I h e r e b y n n n n u n c e m y cnnd ld acy
tic Hoard since 191S, and fur r e - c l . c t l o n
to th e o f f i c e of
I
chairman
of
th o C o u n ty S u p e r in t e n d e n t of P uhlic
llv- t9I3. t-ipoclally ’III* nn- I n s t r u c t i o n
of
n o m in a l* County,
I *»rk r>i|,ilrpi| < f a Hoard xuhji-rt t o tho D e m o c r a tic prim ary
f. >n4 if n-icli-etetl I prom- to In- lii*4d on J u n e 3rd. 1921
l«»m- riin*p|eiit|niis ami c o n
T. W. LAWTON.
i' urvirr a* ha* br«n ren d F oil JCNT1CK OF TUB "PEACE.
er many year* o f *crvlce.
I h e r e b y n n n n u n c c th at, t am a
HI AS. f . HARRISON.
c a n d id a t e for tlm nffft-* nf J.usllc*
(icnuva. Florida. nf th e P en ce In nnd fp r th e F irst
J u s t ic e D fstrlct nf Kepilnnle C ou n
i*Ut:se a t a t i v m J '
an nounce piysnlf ty. • W t l h t h e le g n d c n n t l efficien t
IB'liJji* f.,r n , 0 Jlousn o f nsKlMunrn iiM I i * e x e c u t i v e o fficer*
f 1*om
Sem lnolo nf th e c o u n t y I-prornlm i , io do my
I
t„ u n D em o cra tic duty, w it h o u t p relu d fcr. v
M®"'
I H I ■. I f elec ted __________ I> O. ST niN <1FEL tX )W .
prrwal., cutislrurtlvo le g i s N O T IC E .
P f 1*1'
n*-flt o f tho groutI , w i l l J.e n r a p d h t i i l r f o r r e n n m l f"*' "f l» nii|n In Bemlnolu tiatjeti f o r t h e o f f i c e o f ^ t . i l e A t F4M tbe state o f Florida.
USE THEM FOR RESULTS
'Political
I ann ou n ce my
c a n d id a c y — for
n o m i n a t io n a* s t a t e H en ator from
the N i n e t e e n t h S e n a to r ia l D istrict,
• o b j e c t to th e D e m o c r a tic Prim ary
to he h eld . J u n e 3rd. I a m an a t
to r n e y at l o w practlcinK a t S an
ford. r io r l d h . an d h a v e Iteen a res
ident o f a n d n tto rn ey in th o NlnoS T ltttT IO N .
te e n t h S e n a to r ia l D ist r ic t fo r 13
I hereby announce my c a n d id a c y
yearn. Y our su p p o rt w ill ho g r e a t for r e -e le c tio n a s m em b er o f th e
ly a p p r e c ia t e d .
Hoard of
Public
I n s tr u c tio n for
titS ; ■
L E W I S O'BRYAN.
Sem inole County. Florid a, r e p r e
sent
ng
Sch
ool
D
istrict
No. 2. of
n u t *t m : 'AVroiI ney TCounty, su b ject to th e
I h ereb y
announce
m y ca n d i Seminole
D en u icm ilr primary to lie h e ld on
d a cy fo r t h e o f f i c e o f Rtate Attor June
3rd, 1321.
n ey f o r t h e S e v e n th J u d ic ia l Clr,
CHAR. A. DALLAS.
c u lt bf F lo rid a , su b je c t to th e D e m
o c r a tic I ’r lm a r y to be h eld Juno 3. Toil .tiF.vtuF.it s r i t o o i n iioAnti.
1914.
I hereby announce m y s e lf a c a n
J. A. RCA II LETT.
didate for re-electio n to the o f f i c e
mem ber o f the Hoard of P u b lic
f° .11 , o t > T ' tiu n iis s in s K li. of
Instruction.
r e p r e se n tin g
S ch o o l
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my candidacy District
No. I of S e m i n o le C o u n ty ,
for th e. o f f ic e o f County C o m m is
subject
to
th
e
D
e
m
o
c
r
a
tic
p
r
im a r y
s i o n e r from D ist r ic t N u m b er Two
o f R em in olo C o u n ty , su bject to tho
a c t i o n o f th o D em o cra tic Primary
Ju n o 3, 1324.
foit
FOIt F I.K itK
FIIIFI
I h ereby an n o u n ce
What are the needs of the hour—the
most imperative demands of home or busi
ness?
Do you seek a new house, apartment or
flat?
Would you like to move to the country,
the mountains or seashore for the summer?
Is the cook leaving, and would, you
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing and capable?
Are skilled office workers needed
business? *
Are additional helpers necessary
store, factory, mill or office?
Are you out of work and in need
pleasant, profitable employment?
. Are you desirous of supplementing your
income by part time work in some congenial
line of endeavor?
Would a profitable business venture in
terest you?
Have you lost or found some article of
value?
t jf?
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell
ing, renting, exchanging?
In the solution o f all these needs of the
hour and scores of others that are just as im
perative.
ca n d id a te for the of
o f Ihe C ircu it Court
County, su b j e c t to Die
D em o cratic primary I
FOIl COUNTY J I IHiJt
T o the P e o p le of Rem Itin In C o u n ty :
I ant a can d id ate
for
C o u n ty
Jnduc. y o u r support nnd v o t e on
Juno th e 3rd w ill lie iiiuircclnted.
_______S A M U E L A It WIL KINSON.
F o i l COUNTY J 1 1 ) (IK.
Subject, o f course, to the a c tio n
o f thn D e m o c r a tic p rim a ry to he
h e ld June 3rd. 1 w ill h e a c a n d id a te
fo r the o f f ic e of C n iin yt J u d g e of
S em ln olo Cdunty,' 1 s h a l l Ilf* g r a t e - 1
ful for th e n n m ln atln u nnd e l e c
tion. and If elected l a s s u r e th e
clt lse n s h lp o f Retnln ols a fa ir and
faith fu l a d m i n is t r a t io n o f th o a f
fair*- of th e office.
•
S C H E L L R MAINER.__
ROOMS'FOR RENT
Tl
i 'D i M l a a i o N B i i .
TRUCK LAND for sale or Rent—
I have developed, partly devel
oped nnd undeveloped trucking
land in Iowa City section for sale
or rent. Write me at once.. E. R,
Moore. Oviedo. Fin.____________
Foil. SALE—10 acres celery land.
All cleared. 4 acres tiled, on Dixie
Highway. Fine location. 8 room Sundays
dwelling house,' tenant house, barn,
$1 1,000. The houses are wurth $7,^ M ^ T ^ J l ^ ^ n f J ^ d h a r g n in and
■WFWWWWWFfcwn. 'in m erested LUS1 an opportunity to kcap
nbrcnnt with tho times by hot
rending the classified pages' of
yuur daily newspaper. Herald
want ads contain many interesting
messages. It will pay you to read
and board in San
them daliv.________ ___________
ford; rates 310.00 per week and HOUSES FOR RENT i,l).ST—Black leather -handbag, be
up. Lincoln Hotel. __
tween Sanford nnd Orange City,
liObfl ING—Try""the best place in
rontnining gun, hnthing suit, etc.
town. Rates, rooms 31-00; with
Finder notify I). (1. Hodge and
private bath 31-B0. Lincoln Hotel.
receive reward.
_________
WANTED — Two room* unfur
LOST—Siany valuable) articles arc
nished apartment, preferably FOR RENT—Huusc, 210 Park Ave.
lost every day. In many Instan
suitable fur apartments or ces the finder advertises them in
about four blocks from business
section. Address "B," care Her rooms. Iking lease, summer rate*. The Sanford Herald. If you have
Inquire Royal Ico Cream Co.___ either lost nr found anything it
ald.
^ **
FOR R E N T -A t Lake Mary, 5- might pay you to run a little ad on
room cottage. Has running wa this page. Phone it to I-I8.___
ter, also garage, 315 per month.
Also four room cottage with En
H. B. Lewis Co.
rage, 38.00 j« r month. Apply
At \07 Park Avc. Uhonc 349
Thrasher A Cnrncr.________
Phone 349
000 Holly FOR RENT—May 12, r>-room house
rmpson.
bath, lights, water, garage, 330
Has a 6 room mod
Wouldn’t per month. Inquire 1820 Park Ave.
HELP VVANTEp
rj; *anf*uBce my can d id acy I
KJJ * "annlssloner for Ihe
l,f*t. CMinori.ing- th e tow n *
l *»r»- I.on Ifwood, and A ltk. ,n**- nn3 ri'sp eclfu lly
JVPPort of th« v o ters o f
,1,e P r i m a r y to bo
*, 19|t.
Wa
-
Apartments
For Rent
DRESSMAKING
|._____ "*• II. nAI.LARD.
fhi >n> - c n H S i i s s i o N K i t .
[f;, •''nounro m y
cam ll"iitity I'ontmlHNlnnar fo r
nf H-mlnnlo Caun| J '1 to the a ctio n of tho
of 1921a
, f.
K It. K II.HEH.'
i x e u k 7 j v . r o m f T : .... .
m y‘ yundidai'y
Herk o f , tho C lrbl-r,‘."Tn n',i,‘ d m tn ty . F lor’ *• thi- d«rtailin' of Hie
j , Primary to ha held on
L: ; }'■ 1*21. I stand fo r
r i 1' * :rv|f" In o ffice. ,
' ' AN< K -K. IMH.'HLASH.
i t e d to r e n t
ephorte. Us» The eHrald foY-quick
FOR RENT—Apartment, three
rooms with all modern improve
ments. 335 per month, furnished.
Phono 367 or 59. N. H. Garner, *
T h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n
d id a te fo r r s - c 'e r t l n n to Ihe o ffice
n t S h e r i f f o f S e m i n o le C ou n ty su b
ject t o th e a c t i o n uf th e D e m o
cratic p rim a ry t o t'e held on June
3, If e le c t e d fo r a n o th er term I
lilrdgo to f u lllll th e d u tie s "f the
offR-t- In th e s a m e e ff ic i e n t m an n er
t h i l l ' h a v e c o n d u c te d It In the
** '
C .'H . HAND,
ing nge. Work is entirety on com DRESSMAKING by
hand, at rcasonablea prices. 417
mission basis ami earnings will de
pend entirely on your ability to get West Second Street.
results. Box 100, care Herald.___
HELP WANTED—Young ladies of
M iscellaneous
NO PLACE liko homo—that's the
way you feel if you board and
room at the Lincoln Hotel._____ FOR RENT—Two or threo rooms,
BEST TABLE board in the,city,
furnished apartment, ideal ioca37.00 per week. Lincdln Hotel. tlAn, 200 E Third SL
ern house for sale,
1215 Oak Ave. Street
paved and all assess
ments paid. Garage
and Orange i tree* on
lot.
Price $5500.00,
very reasonable terms
—better look this up.
Also 40 rods lake
frontage on
Lake
Monroe* consisting o f
6 acres, 5 room house.
Good barn, 2 garages
and shed. All cleared,
3 acres tiled. Price
$5000.00. Can you beat
this?
WANTEO
WANTED—Bungalow wanted by
responsible family. Must have
three bedrooms and be well lo
cated and comfortably furnished.
Address “Bungalow," care The
Sanford elirald.
It is necessary, as you are aware,
for-a captain to know the exact
time to find out just where he ia
on the ocean. Chronometers, a b le .
to keep .correct time on a tumbling
wave-swept boat, were alt impor
tant. They are , less Important
now, They get the correct time to
the tenth of a second, by radio-
WANTED HOUSES— By many
people desirous of living in San
ford. If you want to rent your
place invest thirty cents in a Her
ald want ad and you will reach
those interested.
Phone your ad
to 118. Use The elirald want ad
pnge for quick service,_________
SMALL" HOME located near lake
desired by small family used to
caring fur nice things. House must
be well furnished nnd be conven
iently located. Give location, price
nnd full information when writing
Hox 431, Sanford, Florida.
Watchmakers, assembled
Chi
cago, predict that presently all
clocks and watches will automaU
ically get time by radio.
Theimpulse will be sent out and the
watch in your pocket will automat
ically get time by radio.
If only we grew individually and
mentally as rapidly as we grow
scientifically and mechanically, but
utas, we don’t. Men with intelli
gence enough to make a watch and
then set it correctly1 by radio,
haven't intelligence enough to get
I rid of the superstitions that make
' them hate and kill each other.
1
Apopka.—The Oakland, Winter
Garden, Ocoee and Apopka tele
Center Hill.—Bean shipments
phone exchanges have been consol
from
this point arc now under1
idated into the Orange County Tcltphone Company
R. C. M A X W E L L
Ileal Estate
and
Insurance
SANFORD,------FLORIDA
Schelle Mantes
^
Elton J Moughton
George A . DeCottes
ARCHITECT
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford,------------ Florida
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w
?!
LAWYEH
— Court Homo
i ? ’‘
er Semlnolo County *
Ttonlr
Sanford.------------ Florida
P R IN TIN G
Fred R. W ilson
The Mntlhewa Press
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
W f lak e
lllilc,
SnaliirU
FI*.
Phone 417-L-2
BUILDING
MATERIAL
Mi UAL Lb Concrete Cu„ general
cement work, aidawlaks, build
Ing blocks, irrigation boxes, i . B
Terwiileier, Prop._____________
Lumber end Building Matertsl.
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St; Phone 566;__
HILL LUMBER CO. H oum ot
Service, Quality •'id Prlcn
THOMAS AWNING & TENT CO,
Inc., largest and fpldeat firm in
Florida. Thomas awnings , fit and
satisfy. Send for measurement
chart, samples, prices. 265-7 n .
Flagler St., Miami, Fla. '
First National Bank Bid]
Sanfora — -r ■
Florii
Wilson Welding & Radiator
. Works
I f It's Metal we ca.: weld i-*
4ANFORD, FLORIDA
; Sanford Machine C a
Sanford Sign Shoj
*i APPRpPRIATE
j
U O T E R IN G .
By G EO RGE M cM ANUS
GING UP FATHER
CREA T R tL lE F TO
C iT i m t h e . C i t y
HEL-LO* O 'N T Y
I WON’T e>E.IH
TO -bE-E. YOU
FOR fK DAY* (----
f T O O A V .*
1T V /lU L
I'M COMlH' lWTOVJH
t
YODAy*DlN4T Y * ‘i!LL
*
^>E.E. T O O IN A O O U T
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST AND FOUND
WANTED— Sanford business man
who uro in need of competent
help should read the classified
page of Tho Herald. Thcro’s nc.
reason for arnding out-of-town for
W A N T E D - F o u r ' l i v e milesm en. l o
cal and tr a v e lin g .
A p p ly b e fo r e
•S n. m. to n ig h t. t i 3 F ir s t »t.
1
REAITESTATET-
FOR RENT A nice room with
parlor, music and dancing. A
fine lobby and smoking room, fin
est large porch in town. A good
hot and cold bath, and a meal that
will suit you. It’s where the home
folks stay. Rates, room 33.00 per
week aiyi up. Board 17.00 per
week. Lincoln Hot e l . ________ :
A HOME like place, rooms with
’ or without board, best table
KOtt l‘llOSKClTrtd*llTORtlKY
I d esire t o a n n o u n c e to th e c l t l - board, 37.00 per
week. Lincoln
* f « * Ait. Sensliv.t* JV uuVy.Jh j * I \ a q j
B can d id ate for t h e n o m in a tio n Mn
lie P r o s e c u t i n g
A tt o r n e y for tho
C ou n ty t > n r t „( Reinitiate c o u n t y ,
su b ject to t h e uetlnn o f the Di-morra tlc p rim n ry, Ju n e 3rd. 1921.
I
w ill he g r a t e f u l f..r y o u r vo te and
t h e n o m in a tio n .
,
KRNCHT F. H O U S H O L D B R .
F O Il CONST A HUB.
I hereby a n n o u n c e m y s e l f a c a n
d id a te for r e - e l e c t i o n on Ju n e 3rd.
1921 ns C n hstnhle o f D is t r ic t N u m
b er I. of S e m in o le C o u n ty , w h ich
Include* v o t i n g p recin cts N u m b ers
1. 2, 3 and 4. I will a p p r e c ia t e th e
su p p ort of a ll v o ters
In D istr ic t
N u m b er I.
. .
U. C. (C LAUD) W H I T T E N .
F O Il COUNTY COMMISSION E l l .
I hereby a n n o u n c e m y candidacy,
fo r County C o m m issio n e r for th e
F ou rth D lst r le t of H em lm do C o u n
ty .
Subject in the a c t i o n of tho
Juno Prim ary of 1321.
C. L. WEST.
F o i l JU S T IC E o f i ’e a Y e
I hereb y announce' m y can d id acy
for J u stice o f Pence In and f o r tin*
F i r s t D ist r ic t o f .Seminole County.
P. M. E L D E R .
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
LEARN ABOUT Polk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele FOR Sa LI?—DeSoto paints and
gram.
flV M I
mornings. Works, sole agents.
154-tfc *buiinesa district.
PHOENIX HOTEL.
T Y PEWR1TER RIBBONS — For i
300 Park Are.
use on Royal, Remington or L.j
C. Smith typewriters, Will sell
_______
__________
for otie-half
price. II erald_of f ice. PARTIES interested in. pn
FOR SALE—Egry cash register.
aid, South Georgia’s greatest 310 cash. ‘Herald office.________
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday C lassified rates FUK SALE — Remington typewriter, with wide carriage, in
10c per line. Wsycross Journalgood
condition. 325 cash. Inquire
Herald, Wayarogs, G eorgia.____
nt Herald office.
___
TO REACH tho prosperous farm FOR SALE—Dairy and stable
ers and fern growers of Volusia
ihanure, car lots. Link & Bagcounty advertise in the DeLand ley,
(Continued from page 4.)
Boa 2481, Tampa. F la.
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash!
Nothing ia more silly than m cueBOARD
and
room
best
in
town,
with order.__________________
tom that calls upon men to shake,
A LITTLE WANT AD in Tho prices right. Lincoln Hotel.
the perspiring more or iesa clean
leal
yellow
Herald wilt bring you big re FOR SALii—Long
hands
of total strangers. It ia no
pine lumber. 323 per M. Osteen more sensible
sults. Advertise those old articles
than rubbing noses
or
327
M.
Sanford.
W.
B.
Jones,
you have stored away und have
in the Indian fashion.
Osteen,
Fla,
no use for. A little thirty-cent ad
may bring you several dollars. FOR SALE—Nice baby carriage,
MEN held out the right hand to
618 Oak Avc.
_
Phono 118 and n representative
ward a stranger originally to show
will call tn see you.
FOR SALE One piano cheap for that it contained no deadly weapon.
cash. Apply 309 W. Second St,
F LORI DA—OR LAN DO— Orlando
And they shook hands probably
mornng Sentinel; largest classi FOR SALE—Two good cows and that each might have a safe grip
fied business, rale lc a word, min
one Jersey heifer. Box 66, care on the other, in case there wera
imum 24e cash with order.
something concealed in the left
Herald.___________________
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au FOR SALE—Einger Sewing Ma hand. ■
We have got by that stage of
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
chine? 5 drawer improved, all a t
classified medium, rate cash ,09c tachments, good as new, 33b, 1806 physical danger. Holding out th«
charge. 10c per line, minimum French Ave„ or phone t>.empty hand isn’t necessary. If wo
could see into each other's m inds,
HOUSES W ANTED occasionally instead of grasping an
open hand, that would be detir- i
able. .
Read Herald W ant Ads For Profit
U se Them for Results
B c r v l t e . ____
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107 Nartl Sanford *4flrw
STEWART The Florist
Flowers For All O ccuta
Members F lvU ts T tlegra»kg
fill Myrtle A*a.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1924.
o-
HUTH AND CAREY
Lafct Minute TO REVERSE P L E A S
Postponement
OF “ NOT GUILTY”
\ge Puts Forth
enuousEff o r t s
«
IwsTime For
Negotiations
Two of The Co-defendants Of
John Langley Maintain Inno
cence When Federal Court
In Kentucky Reconvenes.
NUMBER 2
■ ■ t il
Ray Garcia Believed
Son Cuban Leader
ATLANTA) May 8.—Ray
Garcia, one of tho three Cu
bans held in Ocala in connec
tion with ullcgcd violation of
the neutrality law is a son of
Gen. Gaicia y Velez, president
of tho Veterans and Patriots’
Associations of Cuba, it was
learned today.
Scvernl days ago when asked
n d rcct question in Ocala if he
was the son of the Cuban lead
er, Garcia declined to talk, un
less advised by his attorney, and
has since inainlnincJ a strict
filencc. When he was arrest
ed he wns said to be receiving
mM ructions in aviation, lie is
held under a $3,000 bail and is
tchcduicd for trial on May 15.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Woman Wandering
S t r e e t s —Identified
MOSMb*
GAFFNEY, S. Car., May 8—
The woman detained by local
.authorities after being found
wnndering tho streets here n
few days ago unable to (five an
necount of herself is Mrs. J. B.
Milliken, according to a tele
gram received from J. B. Milli
Union o f Republican Insur ken, Greensburg, Pa. THe t e l e
read, "Mrs. J. MB. Milli
gents and Democrats Votes gram
ken. my wife, whom lost SparAnother Amendment Iflto .tanburg. S. C., and in GreensRevenue Measure Substi* burg, Pa., hold her nnd wire me
luting Graduated Tax On immediately.”
Undistributed Profits For
Flat
Corporation
Levy.
TRY TODAY TO
END
SHOALS ACTION
Senator Harrison Tells Com
mittee He Is Opposed To
Adjournment of Congress
Until Muscle Shoals Case
is Disposed Of— Chairman
Norris Says He Docs Not
Intend to Subpoena Ford.
INDEPENDENCEOF
PHILIPPINES SEEN .Z f ,UNRT"
IN FAIRFIELD BILL
300,000 Miners A re
Out nf wnrk In
BERLIN, May 8— The situa
tion in the Ruhr where 300 000
miners arc out because of their
refusal to meet the demand of
the owners for an additional
hour in the working day ia ad
mittedly serious. Government
circles arc evidently deeply
concerned and the hasty depart
ure for the Ruhr last night o f
Minister Labor Braun in an at
tempt to settle tjie conflict em
phasizes tho situation. It, is
pointed out miners are lacking
in money and may be driven to
hunger and plunder.
Helena ‘Attorney
Testimony
Goan Wanted
Dope On r Wa1sh*
Daugherty Prol
HAS, . In Lurid Fie]
WASHINGTON, May 8.— The
senutc Republican insurgent-Dcmwill be made at an executive
TAMPA, May 8 .-S - V. M. ocrntic coalition voted another am
session Thursday of the senate ngJent Would Gain
\ bor, Cuban consul, today con endment into the revenue bill Wed
COVINGTON, Ky., May 8.| riculturnl committee to set n dnte
ie for Diplomacy Walter B. Carey, Canton, Ohio, nnd firmed the.report that one of nesday night, substituting a grad
Committee Is Hearing
for terminating the Muscle Shoals
the three Cubans held for ttinl
Jap Officials M. E. Huth, Alliance, Ohio, two of in Ocala is n son of Gen. Gar uated tax on undistributed profits
hearing.
More “Little Green
four co-defendants of Congressman cia y Velez, leader of the Vet of corporations for tho present flnt Rill Favorably Reported Upon In
Senntor
Harrison.
Democrat,
House Today Indicates Free- House on K Street”
Mississippi, informed the commit
.. J G T O N , May 8— John W. Langley, Kentucky, on erans and Patriots’ Association corporation levy.
dom of Islnnds Within Twen
- -* *
. A*
of
Cuba.
“
Three
conic
to
me
re
.
The
amendment
wns
put
forward
tee
Wednesday
that
he
would
op
Membership Drive Increases Paidat Coolidgc by stren- trial In federal court here on charg
ty Years.
.
by
Senator
Jones,
Democrat,
NeW
WASHINGTON, M *y 8—
cently and asked to go up in
pose adjournment of congress un
Up Membership to Almost
st-minute efforts Wed- es o f consniracy to defraud the airplanes that they might be Mexico and was endorsed nt n con
til the senate voted on disposition
Double— Appeal Will B« Con
Activities of Blair Coan»
WASHINGTON,
May
8)
—
Al>«»obtained from senate government through a whiskey come accustomed to flying,” said ference o f the minority party. lute independence for the Philip cf Muscle Shoals. He asked the
tinued for Another Month.
publican National Cornml
ouse ' immigration bill transaction in 1921, reversed their Mr. Ybor. *'I gave them per President Coolidgc had made pine islands in 20 years without committee not to prolong the hear
investigator, who went
known his opposition to the pro- the necessity of a plebiscite would ings until Ford’s bid for Muscle
mission,
ulthough
I
am
not
head
Reports
by
those
in
charge
of
an agreement to pleas of not guilty and entered for
>qsnl and Republican organization be grnntcd undyr the Fairfield bill Shoals was caught in the legidn- the membership drive o f the Camp- Montana to Inquire Into
of the company."
nd postponement o f mal pleas of guilty when the court
endcra strenuously fought 'it* ns fnvornbly reported Wednesday tive jam of the closing days of bell-Lossing Post, American Lc- ords o f Senator Walsh and
congress.
adoption.
,
Japanese exclusion convened today.
on made at the monthly meeting
by the house insular committee.
Vote
43
to
32.
Chairman Norris, nn open op
>t night indicated that the cam Senator Wheeler, were
Attorney Gray, of Philadelphia,
The
vote
on
the
measure
wns
11
eh 1, 1025. Such a
The
vote
was
43
to
32.
ponent
of
the
Ford
bid.
said
he
paign for new members is meeting cribed today by the Daugher
to 6. As originally prepared, th-i
lent would give the representing Milton Lipschutx, of
Six
Republicans
nnd
Senators
did
not
wish
to
prolong
the
hear
with
much success. Beginning 30 ty committee Investigation.
Philadelphia, moved all testimony
bill, introduced by Representative
Magnus Johnson nnd Shipstead, Fairfield,
ailment opportunity concerning Huth and Carey
be
Republican,
Indiana, ings hut he did not see how the days ago with n paid-up member A. A. Gorerud, Helena, a
the two Farmer-I,ahor members would have provided a plebiscite other witnesses could be shut'.pff. ship of 8J, it was announced Inst
stiate with Japan for stricken from the records. The
from Minnesota, joined Democrats in the islands after thirty years He agreed, however, on nn execu night thnt tho membership today ney, said Goan told him
judge overruled tho motion. Huth
by treaty,
in support of tho proposition which on the question o f remaining under tive session to decide on a* date to is 161.
April, “ Coan came to me
with the prospect of and Carey were removed from the Mrs. R. A. Terhune o f Sanford was opposed only by Republican*. American sovereignty. By \yedn- end the hearings.
Of
the
77
names
that
havo
been
said he wanted something to’
court room to prepare bonds. It
The umendment would substitute esdny’s action the committee struck
Not to Subpoena Ford.
effective July 1, next, as is understood they will not bo sen . Receives High Office in Auxadded to tho roll since tho last smear Walsh.’* He asked mb
for the present corporation tax of out this proviso nnd cut down the
At Wednesday’* hearing, Chair meeting, 40 were new members.
Itoyesterday by the confer- tenced until after tho trial.
12 1-2 per cent a schedule for a eriod of American sovereignty to man Norris said he did not intend Su successful has been the cam for an affidavit and said he
iliary— Altamonte Man
1president held a number of
normal tax of nine per cent oh wenty years.
to subpoena Ford nnd if the auto paign that the organization decid had Wheeler where he wanted
Tales o f conspiracy, coercion and
Honored. .
all corporation earnings and a
ccnfercn<4 with tho re bribery involving the prohibition
Veto Before Adjournment. mobile manufacturer wished to ed to continue it for nnother 30 him and now he would
graduated scnle to apply on un Expect
lit the conference committee deportments of two states nnd men
The hill ns yet hns no plncc on “ handle the proposition nt long days. It is expected to run the roll something on Walsh." Coain
Sanford ante Seminole . county distributed profits of the cornofedistance" he was willing to permit up to more than 200 members be
prominent in politics in Kentucky
the legislative program, hut indica
slon Into in the day re
also said a witness testified
were told on Wednesday in the trial pcopio w;erc signally honored nt tions above 10 per cent. These tions were that efforts would bo him to do ao.
fore the campaign is ended.
its previous action and of Congressman John W- Langley the closing mission of the state con rates would start at one fourth
In u statement issued in reply
hlnde to bring it to a vote in the
It was announced that the local that a Burns agent named Mc
Jorthe new effective date.
of Kentucky and four other de vention of the United Spanish War of one per cent nnd graduate up house before tho close of the pres to tho letter addressed to him last post will on June 18, be host to tho Grow assisted him*
night by Ford, Chalrmnn Norris
fendants charged with conspiracy Veterans nt St. Petersburg Wedn on each additional one per cent off ent session.
Jest's Insistence Reason.
said Ford’s statement that he wns state executive committee. On that
A sudden return to the
i by the President upon to defraud tho United States gov esday when W. B. Ballard, of Al profit undistributed, to a maximum
As
reported
it
would
nuthurizc
of forty per cent which would npJ the setting up o f a "commonwealth "trying to reflect upon the integ day it Is estimated that the organ lurid flelaa of its inquiry waa i
„ in operution of the cx- ernment through illegal removal of
ization will entertnin 75 visitors.
ksection was the reason giv- whiskey from a government ware tamonte Springs, was chosen as ply on all profits above sixty per«J of tho Philippines” after the holtN rity of the president was simply The meeting is called for the pur Wednesday by (he senate Da
cent
of
those
undistributed.
nn
attempt
to
shift
the
attention
of
erty Investigating committee, m b
vice department commander nnd
Ithe conferees for their un- house in 1921.
Ing of n constitutional convention
Jonea Plan Later.
the public from the real.question pose of going over the past year’s
M. P. K raff miller, fellow tenant
lution. Senator Reed, Reand
drafting
of
a
constitution.
Judge J. G. Sharon was elected de
work and making plans for the with Howard Manington. off
Many Conferences.
.
Senator Jones author of tha Qualified electors of the island nt issue." .
Pennsylvania, as spokescoming
year.
•
partment
Judge
Advocate.
Mrs.
scheme, agreed to work out a plan would vote on tho proposed consti
"I am simply endeavoring ’ to
Witnesses for the government
“ Littlo Green House on K 8
the conference, said the
Reports from the dance commit
save -for tho people of tho United
tviiion had been proposed related a number o f "conferences'’ Lucy Smith Terhune of this city to be offered later to exempt from tution in three nnil not inter than States, the-valuable inheritance ** tee and from the auxiliary commit In Washington during the
graduated scale corporation1! five months from its adoption by
months of the “Harding
“
admlnhrtr
' oujc members "at the re- which took place in the months of wns elected senior vice department a
whose enrnings did not exceed
o.,- -M,tj0nal resources, and I will tee in charge of the bridge p«rty, tlon cams unheralded to thg atat
the President," and had September, October and November, commander of the Ladies', Auxil ‘•$10,000 or $16,000," at the sug*
indicated that over $200 haa been to tall of money payments, tiqu
Itu sT K S J3$ .r s iS :
spted by the senate mcm- 1921, at Lexington and Louisville. iary.
addbd to Uie building fund during
gestion of Senator Adams, Demo
These
meetings
were
arranged
in
tlut reason.
lance .to ,tbo
States until ** Z L
I t T O J!?1 “ 4 f * . the past month besides funds rais deals, and. liquor permits, all b
..
t* United
- ...... - --------on the "closeness" Manington
Tho convention was n great suc crat, Colorado.
James
Martin
Millar,
who
pent
advance, witnesses testified, and
they obtain their freedom after r.
lav affective date waa sugthu
wo r u m m h a t c u v y ed from membership fees. It was alleged to have had to forfner
were for the purpose o f discussing cess from every point of view, it -Proponents of tho nmendmant twenty year period. .
1hy the President to Chairdecided that the auxiliary will aell
declared it would check evasion
transportation o f whiskey from the
A proviso that acts passed by tho' quoting President Coolidge as say poppic* on Memorial Day (May tomey General Daugherty,
on of the i|ouxe, lenfer- Lawrenceburg, Ky., to Philadel- was declared by the Sanford delo- nnd apply more fnirly and equit?
ing
in
an
interview
that
he
was
W. J. Barns, chief of the "
gqj^i upon their return Thursday. fibly on corporations than «loes thft commonwealth legislature should "trying to deliver Muscle Shoals 30) for the benefit of the building of investigation,
r* cn^forna.a, thin £|
i
of the det
Bolle
*of
■
Anderson
dwtlllery
Mi
be
reported
to
thc'congrvss
of
the
tho White House. Senator
.............. [o r
The delegates t o ' tile convention priAcfit ilut thx. Opponents
to- Ford/' took thr stead m the first ,un«phia
and
other
cities.
Congress
United
-States
for
approval
was
U slso called to discuaa the
witness; "'"XT'
to
_
Arrangements are being mhde . ‘
voted unanimously to work togeth sisted it would "stiflo busincs* de stricken from the bill, as wasw
u
»wth Mr. Coolidge, and be- man Langley attended most o f the
velopment
and
discriminate
In
fav
Says Quoted CooHdge Correctly. for a joint meeting on tho night of na to the Montana Indict
roiRsion
meetings,
testimony
showed.
..Tl
proviaion
to
vest
In
the
proposed
er
as
a
Florida
unit
at
the
nationi conversations with the'imor of wealthy
>V--G. Wnldo, .engineer em| ‘
M a y 2 l of the Legion and Aux- against . Senate
n conference chairmenJLhe. y-A * government witnesses,-—com*■}«U ffaaven»hB» itonrMtoWgeTr- Pit y;
' W$lalr-AVK___________ ____ ___
be D M _____ ________ 1 _______ __
J1}0 Philippine* power to ment association, appeared before discussed for a combinedifc*wiIT
it had sought to enlist the Lessed members o f the ring, told of Did., to urge St. Petersburg as the
Then tho» senate accepted without hold up
member mlttee, In a half hour o f sharp
laws
o
f
tho
commonwealth
of Republican leaders of whiskey operations and implicated convention city for the 1927 gath a record voto an amendment offer
pending receipt of a decision by the committee further to deny that ship drive. It waa further decid queations and anewars.,
K ina move to make a fight Langley, the congressman sat un
ed
by
Scnntor
Walsh,
Democra*,
,
Sheaf of. Cheeks.
tho president. Instead this legnl he wns employed by Ford, fie re- ud to hold two meetings a month
i homo floor in behalf of n disturbed with tho six attorneys ering.
A sheaf of checks and<a „
Massachusetts, substituting an in ower would he placed In the prea- peuted his denipl
issued to the in the future on the first and third
West Palr.i Beach was selected heritance tax for the present es
1date.
who compose the council. Langley
press yesterday,
Wednesdays.
or photographic reproductions
Icnt o f the United States alone.
other checks came into the
- Hamper Administration. was paid big sums for his influ afl the next convention' city o f the tate tax.
Gustuvus
Ober,
Jr.,
president
of
Proviso As to Commiiuiioner.
miller examination, and the
This action virtually .completed
|rresident in his discussions ence in securing permits, the al stato organization. Harvey Payne,
tho
Notional
Fertilizer
Association
,
. , The committee wrote Into the bill
identified some of them as ..
provis- * proviso that no members of the and also president of the G. Ober
conference chairmen, leged former associates of the con of Jacksonville, was chosen to head disposition of controversial
versial pruvis♦
been made by him or passed
iona of the measure,, including nil
.... army
ers and nlso Chairman gressman testified. When he need
«rmv or
nr navy
nnVV could
I'nilLI lin
ntmoI
and
Sons.
Company,
fertilizer
man
be
appointed
Mjf the senate foreign rela- ed money ho appealed to men in the organization for another year. committee amendments, except for resident United States commission ufacturers, discouraged the produc
The senate took up the Jones his knowledge to Msnnlngton.
Resolutions were adopted asking the gift tnx which will be taken up er.
Tmmittfe was said to have Washington who worked in connec
The commissioner would bo tion of concentrated fertiliser nt proposal for a graduated corpora testified that he came to Washb
ton upon the Harding inaugurate
ited strongly that the ad- tion wit hwhiskey dealers in this that publications making editorial tomorrow. This tnx was written given a salary o f $l8,00fl<a year. Muscle Shoals; saying th6 farmers tion tax.
to live with Manington as a sac
iion would be hampered in state and the money was given as comment in opposition to the Bur- into tho measure bv tho house hut
had
found
the
labor
of
fertiliser
Americnn bondholders would be
The house shipping board com- to an acquaintanceship which
eliminated by tho finance commit protected, under the hill, which mixing drudgery and unprofitable
to reach a solution of ''loans" not to be repaid if tho
mittco
examined
T.
L.
Clear,
treas
gan in 1020 when he said be
P*J*ra by diplomatic means congressman wns successful in any sum hill, study the situation care tee.
would prohibit the Philippines from nnd there was danger o f getting
Manington, then at Marion
Under the Walsh substitute, ben entering into treaties with other khe wrung mixture to the detri urer of the fleet corporation.
|®ne available for negotions particular piece of work according fully before arriving nt u conclu
The Fnlrfleld bill was reported some $12.00(1 or $16,000 to ■
iWetH to July 1. 1921. The to testimony.
sion. Dr. Alico Miller, of West eficiaries of-estates would be tax powers to weaken its independence. ment of tho crons.
to
tho
houso
to
provide
Indepen
ed directly. Tho present luw ap
'•original proposal would
lie declared the fertilizer indus dence for the Philippines after coats of President Harding's fr
Politics Big Factor.
• Palm Bench was chosen to lead the plies the tux to the estates of de At the end of the twenty years,
porch campaign.
ferrwl statutory exclusion
try’s
attitude townrd Muscle Shoals twenty years.
the president would automatically
Politics was a big factor in the
cedent before it is divided.
In Washington, KrsffmiUei. __
fh I, 1920, but, taking arrangement, witnesses testified. auxiliary for the coming year.
was
the
same
as
the
formers—that
recognize tho independence of the
President Coolidge and Repub ha paid Manington $15,000 ooffi
The veterans elected the follow
It would apply rutys starting nt islands, and would withdraw Am of buyer of the material produced.
ijesterilay's action of the
Tho<e erican troops.
**• he today put forward United States District Attorney ing delegates to the national con one per cent ut $25,000.
He said there w'an no need to pro lican Icadera discussed plans to $20,000 paid by tha General
Sawyer A. Smith directed special
rates
would
apply
only
when
the
duce
ummoniunt sulphate at Muscle eleur the congressional calendars Company of Chicago for
*> IMS. proposal.
Under the bill the commdnwealth
effort towards revealing what took vention: J. W. Well, of Tampa; beneficiaries were the husband,
for adjournment in June.
rmits, and $26,000 furnl
would provide for the selection of Shoals because this product is now
[•tsiion of the conferees to place at the "conferences” in Lex Frnnk Scimnr and George W.
Edward B. McLean, Washington
wife, child, adopted child, or grand n resident commissioner to the Un being exported by the United
f H. u. Shaver Comps:
, **ret but there were In- ington and Louisville. Mrs. Mabel Stewart, of St. Petersburg; W. I). child of the decedent. If the bene
publisher, nnd J. W. Zevely, coun
ited States, who would have a scat Stutus and he did not believe ni sel for Harry F. Sinclair, were same city, for the same.
« that ihe vote by which Walker Willcbrandt, assistant Uni
ficiary was a brother, sister, ne
Manington, at Whose
, nt * viw#s were met was ted Statos attorney gencrul of Morre, of West Palm Beach- and phew or ncico of the .decedent, the in the house of representatives, trate of sodn could be produced witnesses before the oil grand jury.
said
George Chriitian. than
there
to
compcto
with
thu
Uhiijan
with
tho
right
to
debate,
hut
with
Edward
Kane,
o
f
Tampa.
“®SUl- .Senator Harris, Washington, assisted. Cancelled
Ambassador Warren at Mexico
rates 25 per ce
cent higher would np- out a vote.
imports.
Georgia, a member of
•lx.,ami .if 0 * beneficiary wag a*y >.
b*nH ehe$ka wont, produce^ wfcfc
jo>
•-s— fc' ■
i y t -—t /
op, announced later
er person the rate would b<w
pages
from
hotel
registers
more
toted against reconwith Americun commerce at Fron- o f Mr. I— ...... ,
fifty per cent higher.
Mother
o
f
Mrs.
Lewis
than three years old.
would reserve the
tern.
Under the corporation tnx am
|him in” on "deals in New
Three o f the government's star
°!e the report when It
Passes Away, Atlanta
Protests were heard by the inter affecting^Jdquor permits,
endment,
Senator
Jones
said,
cor
floor.
witnesses were used today. Thomas
state commerce commission on pro
porations which distributed 30 per
J. Finn, Columbus, Ohio, nnd for
posals for the instatfation of tho
Word wns received last >might
cent
or
more
of
their
earning*
.“ Share Fscs." J
'
,,0' nl of ° rderautomatic train control system on
is.
* Point of
order merly a partner o f M. E. Huth,
would he t^xes less than under th:- from Mrs. I. H. Davis telliifg of
They did share, however,
Alliance,
Ohio,'
and
Walter
B.
Ca
railroads.
I t*p«l in the senate
paid by other concerns for re,
Real estate transactions involv present luw or the committee bill. tho death of her mother, Mrs, W.
Conferees on the immigration mentation in tax controverdee.'i
WASHINGTON. May 8 -T h e
T . W r t was given by rey, Canton, Ohio, tho two defend ing the transfer of both city and Tho tax on undistributed profit* M. Downing, nt un Atlanta hospital
ants
with
Langley,
was
tho
first.
^ b rid g e , Republics
above 20 per cent would be 5 per late Wednesduy afternoon. Denth establishment o f a world court at bill decided to report a provision shipping board-claims, and F
jNpn «*» the decision Finn told of his and of tho purchase county property and vulucd ut ap cent, o f 48,875 corporations mak came following an operation which The Hague to which the United to make Japanese exclusion e f A* Casgey, another resident o i
of tho Belle of Anderson distillery proximately $92,600, were announc ing returns in 1922, Senator Smoot Mre. Downing underwent several States must adhere was proposed fective March 1, 1026, with the un- little green house," got sdma
The purchase was ed Thursday.
today in a resolution introduced deratandinc tho gentlemen's agree tion of the money as legal
tn*tr-fiuthority by the three.
said, 39, 294 paid out more than Hoy* ago.
to remain in effect only until all
Mrs. Davis was summoned to tho by Senator Lodge, chairman of the ment would be. abrogated.
, . 1witness named various,
he
.CCu rIy 8tated Prec' whiskey then on hand was din
The deals include properties in 30 per cent o f their earnings in
James Martin Miller before the vidnals, including Will Orr,
cash dividends.
bedside o f her mother a week ago foreign relation* committee. For
pv.artin !’ bi,t " lhe re*»on
tho
city
valued
at
$27,600
nnd
in
portion U thoroughly inad- nosed of.
The partners sold tho
The returns further showed, Sen when it was learned that her con the purpoao o f creating a now senate agriculture'committee de Ing connection with the N<
whiskey without inquiry to buy the cquntry valued at $65,000. All ator Jones said, that the corpora dition was serious and that an op tribunal President Coolidge would fended the accuracy of his telegram
Shortndge referred to a ers at from $40 to $75 per case. the deals have been closed within tions Issued $2,753,000,000 in cash eration was imperative. No de be respectfully requested to pro quoting President Coolidge as say- ington went to "Louisiana im
oil8 l ^ i r * to d« ,lver" Mexico" when indictments
B U S T ! - C,a,rk
a " I " ’ Finn testified. He did not know the post two weeks nnd the ones dividends, but also $2,517,000,000 !n tails concerning funeral arrange pose the calling of a third Hague
Muscle Shoals to Henry Ford.
brought against Orr.
stock dividends. Pointing out thut ments were mentioned in Mrs. Da conference.
bhich , ** MtUng a precc- whether any of it waa sold for me
involving the county property were stock diviaertda^are not subject to vis’ wire. The Milady’s Shop is
The senate Daugherty committee
The
resolution
embodied
tho
dicinal
purposes.
Finn,
Huth
and
ffcd i ® ne.nts of dcUy
n
B
filed Wednesday at the court house. the sOr-tax rates Senator Jones closed today out of ycapect for complete plan o f the proposed
. . Q»e« received a batch of new testimony B. Means, no'
Wing he T' m 4 to surm<Junt. Carey bought a whiskey pcrmii
Ur** he aald, was in effect $30,000 from Milton Lipscl
d«*HpjC
with
the
activities
o
f
How
declared:
court.
It
ia
to
be
Mrs.
Downing.
ittee*
was being ___
composed
o
f
16
The real estate firm of Thrash
ard Manington and events leading
judges,
four
of
them
deputies,
who
a
Instructions
at tha
er
&
Garner
announces
that
it
has
then
a
clerk
in
the
federal
pro
[ > date* h had author,ty t0
indictment o f Senator federal prosecutors ia
are to be selected by an electoral *®.
K down f T nd J ho maxU hibition o/fico at Philadelphia, and sold the Rosbero property on Mag
commission. The commission Is to Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, com but denied that Bonner,
t to leJLu0”
M‘hey now one of the defendants, Finn nolia Avenue to W. A. Rumple for
agent assigned to the
consist "o f. a general committee mittee prosecutor.
a
consideration
of
$7,600;
has
dis
aaid.
w orVort” ly e,Urnd 11 *•».
composed (of representatives desig
posed of the John Musson proper
N t K ,year8: «r;lndeflns ted by signatory powers and a Sanford High School
th
ty at Palmetto Avenua and Sixtl
Fmtion’ ,de4eat
*ntcnt of
Murderer Discovered Street to E. D. Burke, of Jackson
special committee composed o f
Receives
ville for the sum of $6,500; has
Rating
In a shooting affray which oc- mediately to tha scene of the kill representatives.
Through
finger
Prints
Qlc*<- m en t o m e e t
sold property on Newman Street cur* i . at G*n,v* Im U night, Rob ing where Kendrick was arrested.
It designated the United States, By State
lent mer
back of Bagget'e Garage' for the ert Timmons, colored, was killed He was brought back to Sanford British Empire, France, Italy ana
CITY, Mo., May sum of $12,000. This property by Sylvester Kendrick/ another ne and lodged in the county Jail where Japan together. Representatives
S ,ConMay. 8—Th« fifty. 8—JEFFERSON
Officers o f the issouri peniten
The Sanford HI,
..
now
C
of th« F w . tiary have discovered by finger waa sold by Kirby Osteen to 1. C. gro. The shooting •occurred at be remains to await the result of a of five other signatory powers
Kersey of Monticello. „ Another Browpla Turpentine. ' still wher* preliminary hearing
or class;
which is which powers are to be selected by has a ranking #
V l f t ai lo,n wU1 »>* held
t of pur
'to huiulr'.a
nomber print records that “ Charlei Step small deal haadUd by the firm both negroes were employed.
to be heard Saturday a majority vote of lignatory pow with the state da;
henson” received three days ago
to • mas*
* le t en- morning.
ers from time to time." The tri lie Instruction
.
flU , | i 0 f0! rth,or* nJem- under a four year sentence from was one for four city lots In San
ford Heights .H. F. Slater of New
kUling
State Su Li?.
I **11 in»iT;Lfor ta* ■•“ ions,
.—
ck upon examination by bunal is to alt at least once a year sage Just recel'
% t ha. t L * ^•'ntifle pro- Dunklin county Is in realitv Rob York purchiasM 'from V. C. Coller.
used the sheriff is said to have admit- and s special session subject to
it by W. o f
The deal involving the transfer was a 32 cal
K Dr j ' sbZ l «r.fi0 1 y ar- ert Thomas who escaped May, 1922
a cheap
t o f Saning the other negro but the call of the president.
from .a prison in Batonrouge, La.,
ag occurred
that he shot in self-deM?
h - »ho
w hoh.]to-n.
? or,ley'.? # whre h# was serving life sentence o f some o f the mo«t valuable grove manufacture.
has
mty for the conin 8 and 9 oV
property in tha
table
NBW SCHOOL
Friends and
Timmons, he declared, made
" j o medical
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**.waa officially
ture, for murder.
sideration o f $(
nigh school wt
» as if to kill him and when
of tha
closed
NEW SMYr T
deal of interest ef
Kendrick said, be shot him.
esident of OrT. J,
institution in th«i
.GROWERS SPRAYING
r Kendrick nor. Timmons Volusia county
one of the
i tracts of land,
lam
struction has av
sons.
of
tract for cor ‘
PALATKA, May 8.— Most wateri In Putnam county
school si a
public school t _ . r___
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to apray with bor- do
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in the new <
former was
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to prevent anthrscVoder the
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Property Transfers
Announced T o d a y
Total Ove r $90,000
Senator Lodge Has
Proposal Of World
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
THIS W E E K IN
SANFORD -
Celery Shipments
Wednesday.
Regular mrcting American Lcgion. American Legion hall, 8 p. m.
Weekly-luncheon. Kiwanis Club,
Valdet Hotel, 12:15 p. m.
Weekly luncheon, Association of
Business Women, Phoenix Hotel,
1 2 : 1 5 p. m.
por u . _ ,
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\\nycross
Potomac
Boston *
Chicago
Florence
T h u r sd a y.
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Veterans. 8 p. m.
Friday.
Weekly meeting-luncheon Chnniher of Commerce, Haidex Hotel,
}2;1& p. m.’
. Regular meeting Rebeccas, Ma
sonic hall, 8 p. m.
Classes o f Baptist
Church Will Stage
Banquet Thursday
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
.
May 5.
C. C. Aldridge to City of San
ford.
Marion T. Hall to Edward C. Mil
W. A. Fltta Sr. and wife to W.
L. Davis.
J. H. Sipes and wife »o Mary E.
Stiles.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
May 7, 1924.
C. H. LcfTlcr to Frsnk Evan*.
Annie May Purvis and husband
to J. O. Barrow.
Building Permits
In Miami Increase
O v e r Half Million
• MfACI BEACH. Maj 7.— Buildin-g permits" issued for construc
tion work in this city during the
first three months of 1921 exceeded
thost for the same period of 1923,
by half a million dollars, and top
ped a similar period in . 1922 by
approximately one million dollars,
according to figures mndc public
by I.. C. Davis, city building in
spector.
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For the three-months perio dent!ing April .’in, permits issued by Mr;
I>nvis called for the expenditure
of 11,790,150, ns compared with,
91,191,157 for a similar period last
year, and >213,870 in 1922. Of this
year’s total >1,071,150 worth of
permits were taken out in -April,
compared with >531,520 in April,
1923, and $79,280 in April, 1922.
Permits for forty-one residences
to cost >5.10,800 were issled in
April; two npartments, to cost
>53,800; one hotel nt >325,000j one
office building for >100,000; one
lire station for >10,000; three ga
rages, >0,250; two store buildings,
>32,000; and twelve alterations and
additions >10,000.
Woman Wandering
Streets Out of Mind
Evangelistic meetings
A t Methodist Church
Attracting Attention
Re. Whitworth has a unique
•lylt of putting his message:;
across and together with his sinferity of appeal, he has been instru
mental In obtaining a large number
of conert*. He is ery effectic in
holding the attention of his henran, who enjoy the simplicity of his
taessages.
The cangelist is preaching a sc
ries of sermons urging Christians
to lie on high Iccl* manifesting the
true Christian spirit. He scores
the church' member who tires fn*t
like the man of the world.
Tuesday night before a large
congregation he stressed the im
portance of gong "all the way with
God." **
He scored the
'
backslider*’
and hypocrite and urged the church
Inan to enlist in series for their
Master. During hia remarks, the
cangelist paid his respects to li
quor-drinking and crooked-dealing
church members.
The song serlces which precede
the sermons are proing popular nnd
ihuch interest Is being manifested
in this part of the scriccs.
April Report Sheriff
Hand Indicates Office
Had Very Busy Month
Thirty convictions was the num
ber turned in by Sheriff C. M.
rlliuul-anibhia deputies during the
month of April, according to his
(•port filed luesdny with the coun
ty commisnloncrs.
. Tluit tho shsriff and Ids force
ftefe busy all the month is indicat
ed by the fact thut the office han
dled six liquor ch'o'i nnd receipts
fpr the month were larger than
any of the three previous months
o f this year.
.Receipt* totaled
$2JM5J)fi divided ns follows: cash
1713.65; road work $2,021.45; und
ono 90-day bond $110.35.
' The rases tried were for |he fn|lowing offenses, worthless checks,
two; carrying concealed weapons,
two; illegal fishing, two; petty lar
ceny,.five; illegal practice of nn-dicine. t\ko; drunk, three; reckless
driving, tour; culpable negligence,
one; aggravated assault, one; li
quor violation*, six: uaauull and
battery, two.
BY llARItY B. HUNT
Clar
M a y into
D. C.—Tho Dem
W ASHINGTON.
ocrat!! •nlrcmly aro croAvtr.fs
over "tho Presidential Victory of
Oricnte f
in revolt
crnr.iont.* •ffainat the y n°v Cn
Official csUm*," "
t h e s e fn ’ revolt
in c e,u,rn*to
niained
In partisan Democratlo. circles,
the Imtt!e Is all ovof—so far oa
results arc concerned—except tho
detail of counting tho ballots.
Ho cockjr are tho party’s ’ lead
ers’’ over tho “certainty” .of sue*
!p"t foTrn,
In blooh-rctl Ink. o f a crowing
rooster, neck arched, wtnga Dap
ping. proclaiming victory .
.
This, when not dnly th o presi
dential ami vice presidential c a n d i
date* are wholly m a tters o f s p e c u
lation. hut even t h o , t e m p o r a r y
chairm an for the c o n v e n t io n haa
not been derided c n .
^
jam eb g a m i e t t . d r Drenlen. Tenn.. stan d s well u p
on the list of possible k e y n o te r s o f
th e Democratic con v e n t io n , h o w
ever.
Garrett. although o n ly 48, Is o n e
o f the seniors of Congress, In point
o f service. Tbl* session ho c o m
pletes 20 years In tho lo w e r houso.
during which time ho tins p r oven
on n o f tho steadiest, m os t consist
ent workers on tho D e m o c r a tic
solo. A* ono o f tho fou r Demo
c r a f lc members o f the rules com
mittee, ho I* onn o f his p a r t y 's
legislative strategist*.
A slender, callow S ou th er n er , Is
he. net unity rivaling N ic k L on g worth. Itcpubllcan lender In th o
House, In point o f L ild n c s s , but
hiding tho Imrrcn cx|Kin*o o f his
cra nia l dome with a thin t h a t c h o f
lon g hair from on o side, c a r e f u ll y
rombert upward and n c r o s l th o top.
A good speaker, o f tho (lory, d r a
matic ty pe. Garrett d ou btless could
s r i the Democratic dolegnties aivfiy
to a spectacular, hip-hip h oora y
start. I low they would llnlsh, well,
that would bo tho lo ok ou t o f th o
l»crinancnt chairman.
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Dut If t h : y w an t h im t o Dnlsh
F
in is
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Jacksonville,
j a c k SOiVV
M a y «,— p j r , t
I I K T H E n a* officials o f th e
c o n v en tion or Just as d e le
gate.*, D em ocratic United Stated
senators will bo on th o Job at N ow
Vork to a m a n . And lliey’ ro all
pepped up nt the pro*i>cct.
F r o m Itobtnson. o f Arkansa s,
party loader In tho Senate, to F e r
ris o f M ichig an and Fletcher o f
Florida, w ho nre s< Idom heard
from except on roll-calls, th oy ’ ro
look in g for w a rd to th o c onv ention
and the c a m p aig n with on o p t i
mism and faith In tho ultimate o u t
com e that defies all rules o f r h y m e
or reason.
T h e y aro o v e n convin ced th at
out o f tho bloody kittle,, which nil
ngreo inu*t bo waged »t N ew Vork
ln-foro a leader for ta o c a m p a ig n
I* chosen, th o party will emerge In
" p e r f e c t h a r m o n y ," without a n i
mosities, with no g rou ps nursing
a g r o —eh o v e r bln: I: eye* am i
bruises, with a u n it 'd spirit and
will to win th at will i » Invincible!
Con vention hostilities, in fact,
nre coun ted o n to deer cn cam p aig n
unity.
W h ic h Mhouhl prove thnt ns opti
mist*. D e m o c ra ts lead th e world!
W
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' J n ‘ he Duval
*‘ ho nijrht of
I’rincfpii, . p i k - '* " 1: - , be tho
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Washington News
The senate engaged in a po
debate involving the various
tigations.
The house patents comi
heard more composers comnli
radio hroadrasting.
Edward !,: Doheny Jr., was
called before the feilerhl tr-’nnd
jurv investigating oil chnrge*
A
o u s e committee
c o m m i t t e e h.-enA hhouse
began in- tlon a
yestlgntiiig the hureuu of engruv-, eitue «
ing hond duplication charges.
was n<
Senate Republican lenders ngreThii
eu to seek n compromise on the doubt
- “ r - t - r a t ^ In the revenue hill. ! in tho
tr i i
Middlckauff, a**l.stuitt: not hii
United .States attorney al f’hicn- 'lution
go, testified before the Daugherty ing coi
committee.
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. H^ " kcr Glllett ruled the Bark-' floor t
ley hill to nhnlish the railroad 1h- mmle
hor hoard must wait two weeks for 'SennU
action.
tiering
President Coolidg,
|,-t it he mittec
known that he regards us very unSeti:
desirable
certain amentlmentn .from t
,n*V/‘
‘ he tax hill by the senate, return
( hnrles of aerious deterioriation ^nolul
iou!.hc.,navy' 11 wn» *"i«l "t the IF
” {lit® House, are regarded as gen"I t
eaily unfounded hy President Cool- would
■'•it®,
.
hail n
Senator Swanson of Virginia,
un.*
making Democrat on the foreign
The
relation^ cpmmittve, intrialuceil .» 'record
rnsolulipn fi,r American ntlliesloa ' .
,to the worltl niurt.
J.--;
• Demfsrotlc senate'11litters tie- July I
rlded there Was too muvh-h gisln- ae’*il *
tlcin unr(f^piiscil, of to d c t c i n i y
whether they .would agpii< to ad- n'ri’ce:
Journ for" the. conventions.
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points
EVER T TRUE
B Y CONDO
SAN FRANCISCO. May 7. — |'
Pres. Coolidge hud u plurality of
10,983
vtsgmrdny V*iic*,(ur C ain
Htqu/fiff *
can presidential candidate.
Me- ;
Adoo mads a rup away/race fori
Democratic endorsement.
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Mrl.KAN AND ’/KVF.I.V .v : i
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SUMMONED
% WASH INC,T0n 7"Ma^-’Ti- Edw.
B. McLonq, publisher of the Wash
ington Ifost, and J. W . , .ZoVeft,,
council for Hnrry Hlnclnit vaT o
called as witnesses before the spec
ial oil rrand Jury "ft" the liistri^t.
of Columbia^iupri^im. court.- ^
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At City Turk, Thursday, Muy
8th 8 P. M.
1—March: 2d Regt. Coni.
e: King Methus«.
Strauss
3 Airs from Burgomaster .
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4—a. Song: Roses of Pioar
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b. Intermezzo: Catclleviu
‘ Rusticana ..U.:. Mascagni
■Overture: Rpic and Suan
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INTERMISSION
•March'. Old Comrades.
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7— Excerpts from Musical ,
*» Comedy: Shuffle Along .
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R—Sextette: Lucia Donisltti
» —ColJectlon ’of Scotch
Songs, Auld Scovia ....
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lU—Star bpangled Banner
WILL, 6 h c o u i t s c * . NOTUfcr THC
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NEW SMYYRNA, May 7.—Two Office Hours;
9.12 A. I t ; j
special work trains have been sct\t
7 to 8 Ev. nii
from New Smyrna to Okeechobee itoonlM 301-4 I.
by the Florida East Coast rail
F irst Nat. |
road for work on the extension of
tho Okccchobcc branch o f this road
to Miami.
The railroad company is endea*
voring to complete the extension
NO-TICH
TO PASS ON BONDS.
Cincinnati Reds LAKELAND,
May 7.— Voters in
the Haines City, Lake Hamilton,
S E N A T E ROOM Officials Purchase Davenport
dead
and Dundee sections will
polls on May 31 to pass 'r'rU irz
REVERBERATES Tinker Ball Park goon tobondtheissues
involving >550,000
to be used in twelve important
W I T H ORATORY CINCINNATI. May 7. — Pur- highway project* in that section
(Continued from page 1.)
Republican Calamity.
Denying there was such nn Inteniton on the part of'the Demo
crats, Senator Robinson replied:
"Thnt if the Icislation thnt the
country considers csscntinl is com
pleted, we will adjourn for that
national calamity— the Republican
convention
C o n s t r u c t i o n
Now Being Rushed
tho Job. ho c o u ld do th at. t o o . ' F o r
lim t’a lila n am e— Vials!
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S'K A Service S taff W r it e r .
I’ artis c l a i m / r * ’
C O O L 1 D G K A N D M cA D (M )
LEAD
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ff'irn la * eifrld ritm ctrt « * '
S preads
hcn*o of Tinker Field as n permnnent training camp at Oriniulo, Fin.,
was announced nt the offices o f the
Cincinnati Baseball club here to
duy, after n short conference be
tween Joe Tinker, who represent
ed the Orlando Athletic associa
tion; August Hermann, president
of the Cincinnati Reds dub, and
C. J. McDiarmid, one of the direc
tor*. Tinker Field is nn up to date
ball park nnd, according to Tink
er, is one of tho prettiest of Its
kind in Florida.
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.mcintton owns at
teen and tWo-thlrtl
res of ground
and this will afford plenty of space
on which to enlarge the playing
field, Red officials aver.
The stands nt Orlando nre prac
tically new, and these will be aug
mented in order to develop the best
baseball field in the mu!h. Her
mann announced. Tlnki r m.aVi ijunder lease to the Oriandn baseball
club in the Florida state league,
aguei
and this association will be corf. ..Itinned
Tinker nnd McDiarmid
are going to Orlando toward tho
last of next week to close up ull
details of the deni with stoeknolders of the Orlando association.
Joe Tinker is vice president of
the association und acted ns its
icpresmtatlve in the deaf with locnl baseball men.
V, hen the Reds were truiniYig at
Orlando in the spring there wna
talk of the Cincinnati club haying
the park, but the report wan renied at the time. No ptirKcqse
price was made public.
It i* the intention of the Red
..directors, they said, to have the
Orlando ground’s fences moved
back, thus giving room for real
hatting und fielding.
The Or■untie Bench and B, K. Hurst,
league becomes u tenant of the
Cincinnati club and will no doubt
receive unfledged nnd undevelop
ed prospects belonging to the Reds
for training.
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Canal Point by tbc first of Pune,
Notice to the]
it ia stated. With this in view the
two special trains were loaded with that Harvey a
all sorts of equipment and 250
men experienced in construction formerly in oj
work.
New Smyrna Is the northern ploy, is no long?
terminus of the Okeechobee branch ing: for us or *
of the Florida East Coast railroad,
the branch connecting with the way connected
main line here. Completion o f a
line between Mialni and Okeecho
bee Cjty is fast being accomplished
LAUNDi
and when finished will greatly fa
cilitate the movement o f vast truck SEMINOLE
and sugar crops originating on the
cast shore of I,nkc Okeechobee.
Equipment, material and supplies
to be used in tho construction of
the extension of tho Okeechobee
branch will be transferred from F r e e l o A i i k i
the main lin eof the railroad to the
branch tracks in the New Smyrna H a y F e v e r S v f
yards. The two work trains nre
Free Trial o f Method 11
in charge of local crewsCan Use Without f t
or Lou of Us
in the complainant to the above doWe
have
a
method for tin
KCrllied promise*.
nt IS FUllTHKit ORDKHBD that ns, sad we want you to tnli
this notice he publish.-ri In the 8A.YFOltD DAILY IIKItAl.D, n newspa
per published in Han ford, S.mlnoln
fnunty. State of Florida, once each
v.-cek for a period of night consecu
tive week*.
WITNKSS MY HAND AND OFFI
CIAL HKAL of o .. ce at Hanford.
HerbIndie County, State of Flnrldn, Inhaler*. do .;che», opiaa m
on this-tile 7th day of May. A. D. "patrntunokta. .etc., k n (
1024.
to (how cvtnroaa i t o v a
(Seal)
B. A. DOUGLASS.
method isdrtlgncd ton>4(84
Clerk of (lie Circuit Court. Scmlnolo Ins.
all w iWMns. tad d
County. Florida.
By A. .M. WKKKS. D. C.
. ThtolrtflofTtr li too l a j r t
JOHN G. I.KONABUY,
(intie ilay. Write now(Mk*
Solicitor for Complainant.
at once. Send no money. &■(
May 7-14-2r>28 Julie 4-11-18-23
July 2.
IR R IT A T E D E Y E S
Get worse and worse the longer vou
PRCC TRIAL M
FRONTIER ASTHMA C
Nlacara and 11mlkm ( a ,
Scad free trial of your M
- Farrell, dr. let them go; Leonardi’s Golden Eye
In and to th «
i „ | ,,7 r r , l " d ;
Lotion cures inflammation and sorenesj
I fl vlng. n„d without pain in one day. Cooling, heal
'•Imlng in te r - ing, strengthening. Get ‘T-ermirdiV—
of the county. Inculudcd in the Jtarnsey. Uccen*o,l 0 *
it nukes strong eyes. At all druggists.
propdhed project* is an item call
ing for the extension of State Road »c,rllled,, M*** |Tr*on **'"""j*” *7t'e r ’ d o "
No. 8 from Haines City to Polk
eventually making Polk City the
I f It’ s T o r n Fink**. It's KHI uki ’(
f o l K ,P“.rw|C,Vlarly
junction point with State Road No.
I f It’ a Huup, It'* Campbell'*
2 from Fort Myers to I.ntk City
If l i ’e Jcu Cream. It's
nod No. 8 from Fort Pierce to Polk 1:( h t h u u ' *» houtm.^ban J'^j no!
LUMBERMEN TO MEETORLANDO. May 7.—The Florida
Lumbermen's Arsnclutinn will con\ene here next Thursdny, May 8,
for a two days session. Mbre than
t()0 lumbermen from nil parts Vtf
the stutp hnvo signified th?ir inten
tion of attending the annitul meet
ing, according to the committee in
charge of arrangements for the
affair.
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BIT FOP K QUEEN
NOT A . FAD
BUT A FOOD
A t All Good Dealers or
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* SPECIAL PIUCES ON GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS
W IN D O W SH A D E S
It shows how far we have cut-prices on fresh, desirable mcrehanidire for this sale only
SALK PRICE
SALE PRICE
Window Shades .‘1x7 ft. Roach proof, 90c value
Window Shades
I
69c
Window Shades, 3x7 ft, Duplex, $1.50 V alue................... $1.1}
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AH shades are equipped with the very best rollers ami are
guaranteed to give satisfaction
$ 1.98
Boys’
Men’s
Men’s Hose
Union Suits
Sever. Point Lisle Hose
•35c value
Men’s
Ladies’
Dress Shirts
Union Suits
White Oxford
SALE PRICE
$2.25 value
SALK PRICE
Shirts
oA L E TRICE
14-4*-;,
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A SALE OF PIECE GOODS OF SPECIAL INTEREST to W O M EN
Bath Towels, extra large 69c
I A n
value, e a ch ......... ................* 1 0 V
Buck Towels, plain white, alHo red <0 / • «
border, 25c value, each ....
IO C
Bed Spreads, $2.00 value
© *4
J Q
^ X W T fC F
Unbleachde Muslins, 20c value <1 J %g%
on sale, per yard
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Stronghold Blenched Musline, 25c 4 Q a
value on sale, per yard
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Chambray Effects, 20c value on* >f A *
sale, per yard .*..,...
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32-inch Cheidots, stripes mul plain col
ors, 35c value on sale
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Apron Ginghams, 25c value on
4 A .
sale, per yard
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32 inch Dress Ginghams 35c value
on sale,rper yard
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U. S. Army Work Shoes
$3.50 value, pair.......
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Men’s Plain Toe Oxfords
i p . ; >\
$5rtKt'\valtto>v < 4 \*v .**
Sale Price pr.............
'Wr^+t'Ti 8 b & ?in V
value, on sale
Dress Gingham 32-in
wide,
V
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Moq’>
Plain ■ Too
" ■
’ ?5.t)() Value •
" price, pair'
SR *
Lorraine Tissue Gingham wjth silk stripes
•3 . - 32-in wide, fino material
| ? A «
75e value, sale price .'....:...... v i J t /
Paisley Voiles, the most popular fabric of
the saeson and just look.at A Q a
the prices, yard
.M t / t
French Gingham. 32-in wide .59c O Q p
value, snlc price, y a r d __ _ O t f l *
Dolled Voiles, blackand navy grounds
with white duUp65c, value A Q o
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,
$3.69
Wash Boards, galvanized, each ...... . -J3c
Tea Kettle, grey enamel $1.25 value
each ......... ............ .......................
We are gflyig to djw-pntimie hand
ling. Ladles’ qml Children's.,Shoes, so
jve ifre otr«’ ring.our'dn|lre stock to the
public at special e j q e c p r i c e s .
kook oyer Ibis stock of shoes and
you will tind ;pbig saving here for you.
Aluminum Tea Kettle, $2.00 value
$1.59
Aluminum Dish Pans, 11-quart
$1.39
____________ quart, 50c'value,each
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Sauce Pot, 3 quart, G9c value, cach ... 19*
Sauce Pol, I quart, 79c value, cach
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a a g a a m n !^
$9e
Sauce Pot, 6 quart, 89c value, each ... 7tk
1 gallon Oil Can, 50e value, each .
Ice Tea Glasses, each
39c
........................8*
Water Pitchers, one gallon size, 95c
value, cach ................................ 79c
Ice Water Pitchers, 69c value, each . *r>9c
Galvanized Pairs, 10-quart, c ft c h & ... 21c
9 oz. Thin blown Tnhlo Tumblers, each 8c
12 quart, each
29c
Glass Fruit Bowls, cach ................... 59c
69c
Galvanized Tubs, No. 1 e a c h .................70e
.........
Galvanized Tubs No. S*
..
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35c
Galvanized Tuba No. 3 ........,..........
White and White Enamel Bowl and
.
pitcher et, $2.95 value, on pale
$2.29
fo.it Tubs 75c value, each ...........
11 quart Enamel Dish Pans, S1.25
value ....... :........................
Iron Skillets "No.
Fool Tubs* §oc ,valuQr.eacli
^ , 1,....
50c *value cach
Iron Skillets No. 8, 65c value, cach
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SA L E LASTS
FOR
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011 Stoves, 3 burners $11.50 value
each ... .....
$8.98
Axe Handles, good .clear Wood, 15c
\ \ \
va,ue> cach •’ .......
t
Coffee Pots, grey enamel $1.00 value
each
..... .............................
FORGET
rr f l nj Q i r
1l l U d j
.
• . 89c
Wash Beards, brass, 98c value ach “
1
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9$c
Oil Stoves, 2 burners $S.5h value
each ....................................... -.... $6.18
A A
Combination W hile and White 10
quart, value on s a l e .............
Wash Basins, 50c value, cach .......
Aluminum Sauce Pans, 3-quart
-
Jttay 9th, .,
< 4 ■:•4+4+44
Ice Cream Freezers, I quarts ....... $3.98
Aluminum Water Pitcher
Oxfords
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Boys' Brown Oxfords
$1.00 value, n r ........
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Oxfords, Black
fl» Q O Q
$ 0 * 0 ef
Men’s Black and-'^ia^ogahy
$6.00 value
*
Sale price, pr .........
Ice Cream Freezers, 3 quarts ...
■\.Ttf i Aluminunt Ptrcalatcl-s, each vuS.vA.VA W b
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$2.98
+ * * + 4 + + 4 * + + + * * + * + 4 * 4. .4. 4 ~> +f 4 > * 1* •-i
* + *i + «*1 i*n4 *n+t,+1*ii.ni
+ * +f * 4 i4- ‘4+***+4-4*+4>4<4+4+++44>4**+++4*+*44>*4*++*<4<4->*->4-*4+4-4*«**+*>-»*4>*4.
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Mahogany
Scout Percales, 25c value on sale - i Q ~
per yard ............. ......... ....
DON’T
fct#
Ice Cream Freezers, 2 quarts
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SALE PRICE
Aluminum Water Pails 10-qt, $2.00
value each .......
$1.29
VISIT US E A R L Y
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Shoes
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32 inch Imported Ginghams, 69e A A n
value, per y a r d ...................
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American Scout Work
value. Sale Price
p a ir ............................
Mohawk Sheets 72x90 $2.25 O f
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value oiwiale ............
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Pillow Cases 35c value on sale
each .........
75c value
HOUSEHOLD A N D K IT C H E N N EED S
Cretonnes and Drapery Cloth 35c A Q a
value, p o r-y a r d .......... .......... * 0 t
Pcpiierill Sheets 81x90, $2.00 <jj«|
value on sale, each ....
Silk Hose
Extra size
->-!••>v 4-
4*44444*4 ♦ 4
Ladies’
Ribbed Vests
Guaranteed non-ravel
$1.25 value
SALK PRICE
Pair
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ •.••!>•!•4 * 4 * 4 4 4 4 4
Bungalow Aprons, American Girl, all fast
colors, $1.25 and $1.60 value
on sale, e a c h ........................ O t / L
x7 ft. Oil colors, $1.25 value
Phone 550
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h i p i o r u i m , n«i
w it h c o s t o f such m I i and ad v,
n . t h s l a d d a y oC J u n e. A . !>.. Its r. bw irinnlnif a t JO o 'd d c k A, M..
jUit*r.
n « n . w . of a k .
C or L ot 4 Hoblnngn- Stir’ ' t A n N . 11T ft. K. 50
ft.-sr. i n rt. tv. s# n . t o
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‘ UNIVER8ITY~’oF FIX) RIDA,
(iainesville, May 8.—The militnry
dopmtment of this institution wilL fiS
constitute nn entire r e p im e n t next £ 5
yenr instead of n battalion as was J ’
maintained during the p r e s e n t ■■
school year, according to an a n -,5 5
nounccmcnt mndo by MaJ. J. A-IJJ
Van Fleet. There will bo six com -1* *
pnnies next yenr, showing an in- £ £
crease in five year# tinu-. from * *
only two companies to a full reg- £S
itnent. The announcement was read ■■
at the graduation parade b y Stud- S *
ent Adjutant Jack Matthew*. arnl. nj
contained the following selection ■■
by Major Van Fleet:
^^
Company A—Captain. 11.’ McKic !.■■
Salley; first lieutenants, platoon I *
leaders, Floyd 11. lluwen, W ilb u r ■■
It. Smith, William C -Warren: first
Unknown
Owner
^ (farIn dia* W » » l la
P. P. D u t to n ft Co..,|4&|.Bo
Mrs.
Enter D u r a n
13.50
H im K. 117 ft. N. 50 ft
C u rry ' Sm ith Clirar
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5.70 _ W . 117 ft. S. 50 ft.) _tuu
( L e s s B f » . 100 ft. N. a
O. W . V e n a b le ------- *1.90
8. W. C o r Lot *4, Hun E
Enrma P. W h it t le .. is .s o
1*0
ft. N. 50 ft. \V. 1X0 ft
J. L, M ille r .:___ ___ I*.90
a 50 ft. tt> B e g .) .... ..........
L, B. Sm ith ............. IS.90
B e g . 8. TV. Cur „ f l^ot 1
Hun K. 117 ft. N. 50 ft. W
V. p , R l n e a ------------ S9.70
117 ft. 8 so ft; to Bea
w . h . B ritt ...... S.so
lleg.
at N.. IV. c o r n e r o f
T e m p le In stltu t'n s 139.50
ltun
a 30 ft. e : i j o ft. N
Mnry 8. D ick e n s .... 51.90
So ft. W. 110 ft .............
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Helen n o s e Pace.... 33.(0 n t n n i v m o N o k s o i t h
E. B. R o u r k e _____
17.90
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B. II. G uthrie L1-.__ tft.lo
T e m p le Inatltu'nn 11.00
Melnch R e a lty -C o.
1.50 A ll W. o f Railroad
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E m m e tt Ktnln w
33.to
D eanr T u r n e r .. .....
51.90
P. P. n i n e s ............ 12.50
Unknown
B. ft Mary F r ie r s o n
J. H. B r o n s o n
NFOHU liK A S T An HeeorUed In P in
rear** o f S em in ole C ou n ty. .
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Mrs. M. .0. Z a c h a r y 119.00
J. a D ln kel ............. 3«.90
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R o b e r t H. Sm ith ....
F r a n k O rn yh n m ....
R e g in a ld H olly
• R e g i n a l d H olly ....
Friday and Saturday
36.9U
9.9tt
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MAY 9TII AND KITH -
N. II. G A R N E R ' * AD DITIO N TO M A R K H A M
PARK
H E I G H T S Aa lie e o r d rd In Book 1, P a g e 81, S e m in ole C o e n t y Heeurtla.
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7.50
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3.00
W . 82*4 f l. N. t o B e g ...........
B eg . 10 ft. W. o f N E C or.
o f N. W . U o f ...............
R u n 8, 60 ft. XV. 90 ft.
N. 611 ft. E. 90 ft. to hrg.
B e g . 139 ft. W. o f Ini o f
W . lin e o f H olly Ave. and
N. lin e o f OolUahoro Ht.
n u n N. 140 ft. XV. SO ft.
a. 140 ft. E. SO f l ............
B e r . at N. K. C o r o f R
H Of xv. *4 o f 8. E. *4
n? Mi W . H uf N. E. ti o f
R m t 8. 1S7H ft.. XV. 100 ft.
N. 157 4 ft. E. 100 ft. to
3.00
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J o h n n ie
______________ Ev a A. H ern don .... 334.54
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■FACE’S SU RD IVIB IO N O F B L O C K “ C " M R I.L O N V IL l.B A a R e c o r d e d
. la P la t R o o k 1. P a c o *1, fe m la o le C o a a ty R c e o rd s .
i
*H fl. of N ; ’ 4 " o f ........ 1#
J- M- B r o w n ------------ 33.10
Run
W . i i s ft. N
E. 446 ft. 8. 50 flB eg. 10 ch. 8. an d
TV. o f U Bee- Pn.
lin e o f Sec. 38 Tp.
W illia m s
J a n ies T h o r n t o n
M.
B e g at s t a k e 070 ft. W. o f
E. U Bee. P o s t
..........
3.oo
n u n a 85 ft. w . n o ft. n .
85 ft. E. 110 it. to Pt. o f
U-LOXVILLE A a R e ea ed ed la F la t B eek 1, P s g e 130 S rm la ole C o a a t y
II
II. G o o d r ic h
ONE OF FLORIDA’S GRE^AT .ASSETS
V
SO ft.
(L ess
10 ft.
on E.
19 It
Lt* A. PACK'S P L A T O F P A R T O F IE C . OO T P 1* R A N G E 30 Aa R p
v N e d I . P la t B o o k 1. f . . . « . R . - I - . U C . ^ . t ^ R .e o r d m
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7
10
E v a A . H erndon ....
E v a A . H erndon ...
20.10
3 1 10
I*o7 R u n W . o n N. Line
S p u rtin g Ht. 110 ft. to F.
l.ln a P a lm e tto A ve. th en ce
,LD*X HEAL K I T A T E C O M P A N T A D D ITIO N TO iA N F O R D An R c N. I t f l R
110 ft. to
u * « d r d la P U t B a n k 1, P a * o H , Ic s a la o t o C « a a t y R e r o rd s
TV, lin e A lle y th en ce 8.
50 ft. to beg* ........................
“ •BBV AVE. A D D IT IO N TO I A N F O R D A o R e c o rd e d la P U t B o o k 1. L ota 3 am t 4. P a c e Acre*,
b e in g a p o r tio n o f G o v
P o g e o ISA A IM . S c m la o le C o a n t r H ceord o.
ern m en t L o t ). Bee. 20 Tp.
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II. B. L ew la .— ....... 11.70
19. R. II ..................... ............
15
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29.70
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T om Merldlth .........
3.15
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3.15
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H u m ph ries
Nettle Ingram ........ 47.25
H lgnsd.
A L F R E D F O S T E R . T a x C ollector.
R y E llen H o y , D ep u ty C ollector.
High School, compote a commlte that ia inveatigating the creajn o f a permanent fund ^ be
Invested, the intereat from which
would
aecond fund
utd be uacr
uaer aa a oecond
. a a _* ■ A _ * _
*.__ _ _ _ _ u " « a l d B k A i t v
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' • " “ ‘i^VlVTTwwls------- 10.80 from which to loan money without
eraat'' to w orth* itadenU to excellent quality. *
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n . J. W h ile
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rther th*lr education. The plan
t<
•H a n rla fta ‘ Prather.
18.00
OPPOSE PREFERENTIAL
ia "launched
at a meeting of
II
J. K. L a in * ---------looF Biid civic representatives,
LIVERPOOL,A M?y Jtfk,knot
d .ihe committee will make *
a ta ioiv o r b l o c k * “t v - k "
“J ".?1 ,k* T-w *
mr* aa Rrf*r4t4 its Mat Bask I. P a g e Tl.
ort at a aecond meeting to be protest against the.proposed l
ted States railway preferen
11.10
d May 18.____________
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MUane Theatre^Uidg.
Sanford Fla.
e E. Merrick, Own
PARIS, May 8.— One woman
w w aw w s
gue for shoulder c*pe» IfH?,
Mis.
On baf shoulders she
tare a cape which ie little roora
in long atrliigs pf bead*, much
[nation wi
aa deatructiva
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B B M B B B B B B aB aaaaaaB B B B B B E B M B B B B E B E B B U lB aJI
wejo*i‘ VA4AT f -e.lTth 7 *1
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The building of Coral (.’ ablea has been one of the moot important Lietorg in the development of Miami during the
past two years. It* influence ha* been felt in increased land value* not only in the immediate vicinity of the auh•rh but alno In higher prices for arrrugj for hundreds of mile* around.
In the ever widening circle of it* power and influence for good nut only Miami hut all uf Florida ia included. For
everything that make* Miami better mu*t inevitably he |p the entire State.
With exactly the aamr IorIc which prove* that you cannot harm any part uf our State without harming the whole,
and conversely that what helps one part also help* the w hole, it fodoWa that the beauty and greatneaa of Coral
tiaablea ia of e v e r la s tin g benefit to all of Florida.
.(
State-wide endorsement of Coral Coble* la registered dally. It* leader*.hip in development work has been just aa
pronounced aa its leadership In Males. More than $7,000,000 in sateM have been recorded in the Conti Cable* o f
fices from October 22nd to April 30th—figures which have never been euunlcd fur the same period o f lima by any
real eatate business In the entire South.
Coral Cable program gue* on nteadily, increasingly, with new improvements projected daily, new accomplishments
to make atiil more beautiful and desirable Florida’s Cr?ate*t Suburb.
Today at Coral Cable* we have under cuiutruetion a new bank, postuffice, telephone exchange, 12 buildings for
retail business a new eighteen hole golf course, the $100,000 congregational church, and hundred* of attractive
home*. And e*arh home, business building or other structure now building surpasses ill of our best efforts of
previous years.
—
We wish people in every part of Florida to see and know Coral Cables. You cannot know its beauty and advan
tages too well. For this purpose we are continuing our splendid bu* service with free sight-aeeing trips to Mlaaal
during the Summer. Make Inquiries at the local Coral C ible* office amF tome to Coral Cables at nn early data.
That ia trip worth while.
K
ft. W . C ook —
Emma V. Oreer
De-'
I’ l.AN FLOWER HHftW
IIAUTOW,
liAUTOW, May 7,
7.— Polk cuun- *5 partment, will be in charge serving hot biscuits and cakes.
N. II. G A R N E R 'S SECOND A D D ITIO N TO M A R K I I A H P A R K H E I G H T * ty’< lirat flower show, nchcdulrd for jjjj
, *
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next Saturday ufternoon uruf-pvp-:
attending thet
ninjt, promises to M a county-wide *■ - —Useful souveniers will be £iven the ladies
iiUnir,
according
to
arrangements
5* demonstration.
COTTACJE D ll.I , Aa Itrrard rd la B ook 3 P a g e H7 H rm lnolr C ou n ty R r e n n ls
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H o v e r n m e n t J.ots
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P c r n s l l a J a c k s o n ....
» IS itr charge of the decorations are1
L o t s 3. t, 6. #. 7. 21, 22, **.
For the benefit o f our many customers who purchase BAL^
working wonders in converting the
2t, £5 and 2# ....................
E l l a P a c k a r d ....„_
7.35
1*
J a m e s R u ss o ll ......... 1.43 1Inrjie space ussiyned t othe exhibi S* lard’s FLOUR during the DEMONSTRATION we will present
19
J a n ie s R u ss e ll
........ 1.43 tions into a bower of beautj-. Pyrn1mids built around big oaks on the
ROME C O U R T AD D ITIO N ns K eenrdeil In P la t Bank 3, P a g e s 3, 4, .9
l city hall lawn and on these and
S rnilanle C ou n ty Itecu rda.
J
8. Puleston ............. 144.9U also upon tables will be massed
potted, plants, vines and ornam ents__
B E E N At V IS T A E S T A T E ". 8A N F O R O . F L O R ID A , Aa R e r o r d e d In F lat of all kinds, while borders of walks J*t
llwnk a, P a g e 1 nml 3. N em laide C o u n ty H erurda.
tlirough the ground* will be lined * £
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Everybody Cordially Invited.
with palms and foliage plants of all
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C, T. K e n t
Mabel *D osl«r
Oxsy *llmll ------Ben B r a d ley
U n k n o w n ...........
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Z e lm a Handera ...
M a r y B. M itch ell
N a ncy M yelw :..
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I* P. McCulter ......
H on rietta J oh n son
Mustur Black
Ham Y o u n t s ............
C. V. M ahoney ........
Isaac Neal .......... .
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J. A. T a k a e h ........
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C. F. W i g h t ..........
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B la n ch e T a k a eh ....
Wrn. I. T . Strin g er
W. A. B r o w n ------F r a n k Brunaon ....
A lbert W. Smith ;
H. W. D u c k w o r t h
R. W. D u c k w o r t h
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Dennla Herlna ........
C. H. M o o r e ...........
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U n k n o w n .................
Wm . C. Stew a r t. J r
W i l l i e L e w is ........
flen ev a 8. T h o m a s
M ary M eade
U n k n o w n _____ ___
J o s e p h in e D ixon ....
R o b e r t C a rey .— ...
R ob ert C a rey
R o b e r t C arey ........
R o b e r t Carey
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A t Oniyersity Makes
Annual Appointments
Executive Offices:
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S a jW ^ W r a 1 d J{ Jw^ * 'J,‘ ® h i< s l' 0 f “M6ff<Wi,t' Business...
it*
As Brisbane Sees It
The'professions o f medicine.jlaw ajul the ministry ore
Monarchim Abtiut^Ended.
Gerrpany Vote* for Dawes.
ihl*^I'CplUpgs, and ip e business is set down by
Good Men for Canada. .
lar’-ccjifciit idjraefcly ^ommfertinl-necessary for money
A Union of Churches?
•red u slmn'a
1
galnntptoitfcfrl» aAmnortii bilt deseiitially worldly, oftci)
C o p y r ig h t . 1)24
ir it, m». ■*
sordUr said Tha Right Rev. William Lawrence, bishop o f
_J«fd, Florida, « •r act of
HIT.
Massachusetts, recently in broadcasting an address.” As a
THE Grand Duke Nicholas;***K d lt n r bishop, with the blood o f business stock in me, I resent the ond cousin of the last Romanoff
«4XD U DEAS
R o w a n g nr.no---------»«■ ««»» insinuation, and claim that essentially the calling o f business
emperor, says Soviet government is
rkra* 148 has in it the elements of faith, character, romance and chiv
, At h u
doomed, he, Nicholas, is willing to
alry osiociated with the -highest callings. Myriads of men give hin life for his country and
acna c m rT
»k**Tt*»
j
•*■- ■ Tcmr___ 47.00. 81* lionttre II.BO and womeijjH little shops on the side streets of our cities in i the morun.h[9t3 arc coming back.
jz fe : , :
n kr 7 » l
TlVtred
I n , City
by
Carrier
The^Ne^hbbr’k Chickens ^ifdNewIy Made Gardens Go
.
'•• I ) I k r T -T i -I.*S• M \
VJOW'TCfd- BE PlEASfP
\
D A N DOBBS &
I*
— In the long run, it
walk:
* •<
VIREN HE SEES HO* »
NICELY rvie flX E P
T he G a r d e n
Collecting n crowd U
than collecting from a cro*i
*
Farming is a great Uf, v *
bnd ocupation.
’
n
If kisses are the Unguis
love some people talk it t->j, '
p*r
tow ns nm
Tviilages
ou t1 the *land, are qu
ntT
vilL 0 — th rou gh—
. " "ietly
* 'l w ork
" in g
„
THAT’S what the French monou t that calling in hon& iw , trMtlf dntl a h ig h sense o f public
They are fighting m
again. We know if i prin(t i ^ .
• F B C l A L a o * r t c f c l ’ A ll ortltuary serxice^ X k vfcyJh tge
i 3 the een ter o f village gossip, p o - irrhleti n is fe te i n r ■thainrnji*Asm, car da of llianks. resolutions litical standards and pul>ljfc spirit: r T h e village storekeeper is French Revolution. Kings did come
on the Irish would get rest]t^
1notices of entertainments where
r
,
, >..... ‘ *-.1 --------back f 0r a while but they didn’t
rgta i r i n i i i , ipiii
jciiargadj t o the lioys and'girls, ...
the women and men who buy their can
Almost a hundred million,
at regular advertising. fatso.
dy, bats and balls, cambrics and shovels, the representative last. Then after the third empire
■worth of tobacco will go
TMtl ASSOCIATKI) fllKJI
there was the same prediction that
Bmoke. in the United State**
*
f
k« Aaaoctated rreaa ta axclu»- o f business integrity."
year.
the Nnpoleins would return. But
r entitled to tha uaa for repubThis doesn't quite agree with the opinion prevailing in the little Napoleonic prince im
lion of .;«» M *» dl»paich'»
Had to It oi not otherwise many sections that the man who is successful in accumulat
Statistics show our rural r j
perial got himself killed in Africa,
tad In tJU* paper and a'ao tha
lation is falling off becau**,
n«wa kublianed herein. An ing a large fortune must o f necessity be crooked, tricky and the French republic is permanent
kta of ra*^"ublicatiov of apaclal
on the farm they are down i
tehaa htrain ara olio reoerved. immoral.
and there is jjo more talk of mon
farm.
As business life gets to a higher 'plane, the ethics of archy or empire comifig back,
'T h u r s d a y , m a y r. 1024
When they want a 'divorce ah
those engaged in the making of money become higher. A
That’s what will happen in Ruschin, China, they break
(
JLE THOUGHT fO R TODAY. /e w ^ ’ears ago TVwas thought that only professional men had slt. They may have h military
sticks, but in America they1
ILL IS WELL: Let not your a code of ethks atjd that only doctors, lawyers, preachers and dictator-,in place 6f Lenin and
furniture and heads.
Ut be troubled; ye believe in
bellev* also in me. In nry Teducators were entitled to have such a thing as ethics. Trotsky, who were dictators of
The annual honey crop *( |
Cithers’ house nrc many manWith the development of the race and the improvement theory. But .in the end the Rus
United States is about 25O,0(K|u
If it .were not so I would o f social conditions, ethics in nil activities is found to be an sians will govern themselvesl
pounds which certainly is sw«ctl
avo told you. I go to prepare a
the bees.
J
absolute
necessity.
Some
hundred
years
ago
the
thoughts
.
A
MAJORITY
of
German
voters
for you.—John 14: 1*2.
of all peoples., were centered on war and the rule of might. want to try the Dawes plan. Dr.
In New. York, a girl of H |
THE ftONKBY MAN.
Little attention was given to business and the betterment Wirth, a man of real intelligence
I
two
husbands, while son*
and
ability,
comes
back
to
ofTico
i:wben the music goes te-toot
p f jiving conditions. But with the elevation of the race to a favoring the plan and his side has
! twice this child's age cant
Tha monkey acta so funny,
' get one.
higher plane and the changing of conditions comes leas ten more votes in the Reichstag
we a)l!h urry up and scoot
some monkey-money.
than
all
the
other
parties
combined,
j
thought of those things not worth while, while business takes
[ ’ Practically ull Budapest nn
jble-Tmk for the monkey,
Evidently the Gennans will try, atj :
the place of warfare..
; pc rs have suspended publicati^]
iible-an for the mart;
least, to pay six hundred million a \
A fetf years ago the business man was not supposed to yenr in gold with a debt of thirty j
|what will picnic parties tu*
oubleAinky. hunky monkey,
I wrapping lunches?
PJ1,- Hunluy monkey-man,
have a n y consiience.* He had a reputation for engaging in billions hanging over them. Quite
I
--------Ever aince the world began
nn
undertaking.
: Hnrtwood Golf Club, of _
Children jjanced and children ran business simply for the purpose of making money. For a
When they heard the monkey time mocterrt bflslness’was on a principal o f get all you enn for
wood, N. Y,, was destroyed by I
HOWEVER, there is n cloud on
maybe
four empolyes ilet*
thej)east*efrorf. Marry men sought to accumulate wealth by the horizon several time* ns big
j> .
m an/
The M-doublc-unky man.
- there went around the count]
fair means or fouK A great many were unscrupulous and as any mnn’s hand. The Hoclal—Hdmund Vance Cooke.
nothing
unfair. But Jhis could not last pnd as business grew afuntr- ista, who are the ‘‘ moderates" of
----- v--------------------Germany, lost about fifty seats to
veloped it emerged from its low status in life and today it is the Communists who are the ” imSunday i| Mother's Day!
—— ■—o----- —
found, as a rule, op as high a plane as any other occupation moderntes."
Write he? a special delivery IctBACCALAU REATE EXERCISES
with
thq most successful men being considered as the most re
'ter today ao that ahe will gel it
OUR loss is Canada’ s gain, of
liable.
MIAMI HERALD
:Sunday.
[
you any cumfort in that. The peo
*V. ■
*i-------o—-----Probably this is caused by the results of being fair and ple of Sweden and Norway who did
-Btary eiIl*en ,o f \ihfl . foiinty
That’s
the Success
Rule
so much to build up the Northpie. ..It is filled with( happiness,
_________ .................
should be .in Geneva tonight to just and by giving everyone a square deal. It has been west and did their* workTso well,I e•Tin* time isi approaching when touched with jifst u little regret ■s
•
found to be the biggest paying method and has brought great making the best possible class o f ; {tvery town is ' about to see its that school days are over, but it
ir the office seekers speak.
. Jayorite sons and daughters grail--------- o— —
er returns than has the old system o f "get rich any way.”
Thfere Is Coining A Time
Amcrican citizens, are practically j unting fr o m the grammar and high means that they are now to go into i
At the Drake Relays the other
*
shut out by the immigration law.l schools. As usual, the programs a great world from which they have m
It
is
the
duty
of
everyone
to
try
to
mnke
money
fairly.
ly, Charlie Paddock covered in a
bebn somewhat set apart. Jit Is *= When your Earning Capacity is much less than the
wnpour of-rain yv hundred yards , I t > also the duty of those endeavoring to be successful to The manager of a Swedish steam-? accompanying this interesting ex- well that they go with high'hopes *
Present time— N'^v is the time to save— while you an]
.nine and three-filths seconds, pfay the game on the square and to practice the precepts of ship line announces that they will! perience are generally called hae- nnd eager anticipations, nnd o m -jr
be taken to Canada where they will!cnlauriate exercises. This is a nice
able. ■
*
can't man fly?
the golden rule.
be welcomed.
I sounding term, but it is altogether bitions undiscouraged. They w i ll l j
— ------- o ■ - —
You
will
be
surprised
to
see
how fast your Saving* I
need
nil
their
enthusiasms,but
with
■
1
hrcgrrcct
in
connection
with
second
-------------- o--------------Sheriff Hand reported thirty
YOU would cnll a farmer a Toola r y schools. There is not the them they can launch their lives ■ Account will grow with regular Systematic Snvingi ia ]
'Ictionst during the month of
Results Or Methods?
if ho shut out valuable work horses alighted authority for udlng the into the troubled sea of activity
the Seminole County Bank.
kprll. Thi sheriff ia doing some
that would develop his fnrm. What word “ baccalaureate”, in connection that lies before them with confi
work Jfor Seminole county.
dence
o
f
winning
at
least
some
Which is considered the teat of worthy accomplishment? do you say about n nation that with any event except^a college
------ COME IN A N I) TALK IT OVER WITH US — |
------- o---------shuts out the most valuable immi graduation, when the baccalaureate part of that which they have
m Governor's Chair to Fed- What we do? Or, How we do it? or both?
degree is granted the students who dreamed. The ambitions nnd tho i ■
gration?
MAKE THIS YOUR BANK
Pen iw Forty-Eight Hours” is
enthusiasm developed during th cjS
have completed their work.
Fur a long period, the emphasis.haa been on "results.” On
Li
book Milch Wih-Wit McOfay
Our friends.in Canada «ay th®y
Tiu* into of the nation docs not school years have helped to entry ~
ht to Ut able to 4write without vyhat is done largely has depended the success o f any person
the
youth
of
other
generations
past
opposed to the United State! depend upon the correct use of a
oc thing. Very little attentioh h{is been &iven to the manner are
ulty. t .
a
• »/
building a canal from Chicayx word, hut when young peopio are the first few year* of discourage
in whic(i it was done. | Jqat so it'w as done, seemed to be all the Mississippi to New Orleans ana being taught there seems no good ment. until new visions, new ideals,
J, Coolldgc^ wnnts~t3 postpon’d the
that
was considered.
•’
.
tho Gulf and on through the I’ann- reason why they should not be hew ambitions, new eagerness has
Tectlve date of the Japanese Exmn Cnnal to tho East.
Progmi
.‘taug jft right. ’Jeachcrs ought p> Conte.
Strength
Service
lualon Amendment’ to March 1 ,
But'noW things are beginning to change som e.' People
It Is not alone the young people
Tho Canadian theory is that welknow enougn
Understand that
In tb*- meantime It would are jiow beginning to emphasize the way in which things are might tnke too much water from 'the correct use o f language is 1m- who art! tint*rested ,|n cpmmwd:,
i i -ini
71,, *14* tu
obtbly Ut Rst nrfil forgotten.
done.
X
r
thc lakes if ,we built such n'cnnal 1 portant, and should insist that ment. The parenta who find their
tier cent Interest Paid on Saving
* — -----------------some other term he used to dc- f?nd®sV young folks who receive Y
and Canada protests.
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’
A mak’-went on n rampage
There are illustrations \yith which we arc alt familiar
their diplomas are equally inter i i i i i i i i i i a H i i i n i i i i N i i i i i i u m i i m i i i
scribo the graduation exercises.
i a knllp Che other day
A by- o f great financial wiiaVdi who.have succeeded in piling up
IT will be interesting to see the
j o n p i p i i p might very prop ested. It has cost 'them jpuch to
Jer was reported ull cut up millions upon millions. T*hev did it. But when we go deep attitude of Secretary Hughes on ■ Commencement
crly
be used, and would be in n’c- start theTr children on the way of
the affiai*." And (his reminds us
thnt
proposition.
He
nnd
some!
cnrdnncc
with good usage: It may life, nnd they, too, ore filled with
It a stab'Is not necessarily a er into the matter nnd find how they did it, by treachery and others_j}^our statesmen have
M
-f l
ly.Ukcry, we find thaUiuuu. u u K tt^ -h /^ agiueiaLyreat^mltire ■
TVu ■ Mmtlmrd H u h r F o r C o u s h s a n d Colds, m a il
rf-nilnk- thnt what "F?ngliriid
„ __ |t?nJd o f 'the courne the commence-1 Tht? whole community is Interunci loss to others, who in many-instaiices have played fair or. her children wnnt must neccs- merit, but it really Is tho com -jested*. The older generation has
a ch e s , N euralgia, Rheums t in |
After lknr experimentation it
sarily be done.
’
i
m
. . . . . .
.
an d A ll A c h e * and Paifli
beeh discovered that the fat ahd squht’d.* They have taken advantage of others in their
*
can stand hot weather much Wild race to accumulate.
IT IS perfectly true that
-* ALL DRUGGISTS
■r than nis skinny brother-: It's
On.-the other hand, the success of the man who rises, da is entitled to the waters
*5c sod 68c, Jars end tab*
ae the fat-man was getting some and having risen, holds his place by force of character anil lakes on her side- Tho people in and .to* observe, As they go out and in the professions, those who
Hospital size, 83.00
.
rucogn'Lmn.
mny have become somewhat dis
into
the
activities
of
life
their
true
this
country
will
do
a
great
deal
ability, proves n blessing ngt only to himself but to those
of thinking before they decide that education begins, ns they will soon couraged In the battle of life tnke
ildney J. Catta has spent more over whom he triumphs. A man cannot honestly gain the top Canadian rights forbid our con flndf after they leave school.
on new hope that these new re
thzui. any Other gubernato- in his line of activity without having ability and without necting the lake cities with the
The average graduate feels ra cruits may help turn the tide, and
candidate according to cxMississippi basin, the Gulf and the ther well satisfied with himself. may accomplish what those who
rendering
service
that
is
of
great
value
to
the
public
and
com
■
__accounts filed with the sccOctana of the world.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Thera seems no knowledge yet nv- have gone before have failed to <jo.
iry of itata. Catta is undoubt- munity.
The older folks n\ay be aqniewhnt
ailab(a that can he of any great
throwtng'his money away, but
The public is as a rule slow to think things out. But
THE Rev. Joseph G. Barry, rec se
but it is not lon g. amused at the effervescent spirits :
irdwtrig it.
tor of the Church of St. Mary, the until!he is disillusionized. , The
eventually
it
comes
to
the
right
conclusion.
People
are
begin
of the youth, but they expect much
■i -,i>
t*
—*
Virgin, and a I’ rotcstaqt Episco persern who makes the end of thi*
Presided Coolidgc owns fifty ning toreulize that a man may amass great wealth and give palian, say the Protestant Episco school course the end of his educa of them. . Anti because each n ew
s> of, qnited States Steel, eqijtfoyytTont to thousands o f people nnd still be only a public palian Church couldn’t join the Ro- tion will Ihre a very inadequate life. group, at each new commencement
has been able to do something
ile this may reflect to u cer robber.
mnn Catholic Church "because of
'°V l!uet8 l . V.er>: w a i ' and"worthwhile, th e“world
____extent hht good business abil
papal infallibility."
A “ union
There is coming to be more o f a disposition on the part might be arranged except for that important school, and one which it has been making progress und will
ity, itlll ^e btlieve he would huve
is nard to a\nnl ntt.-iuhng. It is cohtinue to do *o. The world greets
Iter Intluauce upon the voting o f the public to m p^qrera man’s genius and claims to public infallibility of the Popes, says Rev. not ayi
eyeryone who profits hy the in -, this commencement, as it has all
pulatlom of this country if he respect less by the results he achieves!and more by the man
I m p - V h k T 'w ’i* « in -.".V ^ r .r w iu;
n't own them.
M IL A N E TH EATR E
jections might come from some of one diust take some of the course.! the same eager hone that actuates
ner in which he achieves them.
them, perhaps from Rome. In any
This conunencemen* period is :»n [the young peopio themselves. Corn----------o
duty and loyulty to
case, isn't it a good idea to have interesting time for the young peo- mencement is a great day.
FOR ONE WEEK
°( well
exemplified in lluIs’
<* T f - r
K - t . ■ #•,*?<' My4*<r.\v<. r < 'V
wk H e .
W « « k ly E d i t i o n |1 1 *r
Tatur.
■ * <■
'
I W ant
S ave
H ave]
Seminole County Bank
'4
Norton s Comedians
louiimd registered . voters, _____
-o Jy six hundred and mzxity.three
.............
# ,
YOU CANNOT demonstrate an emotion or
in and tyie.................
hundred and
twentyasm, voted iin the recent aspiration.—John Morley.
womeji,voted
tin) 'primary.
primary.
dentla)
j
"The Country Boy,” a rural comedy.
COMPETITION in religion put
prove an clergymen und laity on their- met
tle nnd, after all, they are all work
ing for invisible Power, Justice and
concerning
which,
WHAT IS BRED in the bone will never come out of the Benevolence,
Evidencd has been brought out
very likely, one knows about as
l John Langley, Whose salary as flesh.— Pilpay,
much as any one of the others. ■
jressman wss seven thousand,
hundryd .dollars a year, made
MUSSOLINI proceeds In the
Biits during his' three yearft'in
od old ways of the kings of olM Y FAVORITE STORIES
House* amounting to onb hunn time. Now he is buiiding an
and live ttuaisnnd dollars,
opera house in Rome to cost siA
By IRVIN S. COBB
■aid dt takes u rich man to
million dollars. Private individ
Sva In Wellington?
uals will build it. The Italian gov
"Yes," aaid the most gifted liar j but I didn’t find that out -until ernment will subsidize it and mike
of
his
generation,
"oh,
yes,
I
used
I
Inter.
forth Trammell thinks he is in
it pay.
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vhare and tortoise rare with hini- tu bo a fancier of hominy pigeons.; ” 11 * sought on introduction to me /
thd* tortoise. It is all right ►J'1*
UP Gaining and after he hadThgrtttiaUd'hi'mMUSSOLINI’S program seem ile .
confidence
he made a suit the Italians. More than KOO^ .
tttpposefeuch a thing might wCrk '
pleasure. You self into my ci
' '
r"ease
rr thara.were
. only one _____
you about ,wager
with me.
me The terms of the OOO Joined tho FascLtifl, Mussoli . >........................
. . ;r with
oppon-(1 remember 11 was telling
it, but there is nQt much danger ;
V1’ other Gay? W#U, bet were these: We’d each put up ni’s pergonal following, since the
'MK?
! three S ak i going to sleep a t '
1 *got tired of tam- ten thousand dollars. He'd take beginning .06 .11)24,
o ’Tiaith
tilth in that uiWorv
allegory ^ ll,groi , * n^ 80
ct0,,‘fe; ««»ld in e *rv a clbsid cage on tho
kb, so
Historians t>t the-future will
dot the gentleman from ,
Brothers I got fastest train-between Philadelphia. study In nuzzled amazement the
1 interested in pigeons. I suppose it where
----- I llvrel* then,
‘
and...........Wsshing- Russia and Italy of the Twentieth
muth good,*
___
) *i Was the contrast between ferocious l?.n*.
“ * the train pulled into century—both countries governed
as the choire o f '
‘ ho jungle and the coo- Washington he’d release her and if by dictators, but the dictators as
a ;Democrats
and indka- '"K. feathered inmates of the dove- she got back home within tyo hours far apart in theory as the poles.
da
,Demc
are Apparent that he will re- cote that attracted me. I m a great the purse was mine.
“ But mark you, the man was a
8oufh Carolina's votes to- hand for extremes, you know— lia
FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT,
with th? fact that Under- ble to be exploring Polar regions crook. He turned her loose accord of the Magic name, official mascot
1 bos 'carried only one ■ w * one year and penetrating the jun ing to the agreement, but just be of the A1 Smith campaign for
I far, ^ut of Alabama, it bc- gles of orneo the next. That’s nie. fore he did so he clipped one of her president, says he and his friends
"Well, anyhow, I developed the wtnge so that ■she couldn't fly « are “ sure Smith will defeat Coolto appear us if the former
department
th.B, « n' foot; then he dropped her off the idge."
partmmt head is going
tft 'convention with a
v o te
i ,, J ' J c i y her Geraldine. back end of the rear car of the
There is no doubt that A1 Smith’s
u vote
(•eraldine was famuu.H all over the flier, and the last he saw of her the friends will run the New York
of nomination.
globe. Wherever people had fancy poor little thing was squatted be Democratic Convention in New
i — - .. — . >
fngcons they spoke of Geraldinetween the tracks in the Washington York City, decide the character of
Frank Vsnderlip’s "starLet me tell yju of probably her, y“ r"> dodging switch engines, et the crowd to do the cheering and
disclosures'* regarding the
^
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cetera, it cetera.”
otherwise start off under favorable
of the-llarioo-Star, he has
Mmarkablc feat,
I "Then you declared a fraud unff auspice^
meaigned"
director
Pacifle' Tlaibruad^the
Rubber C
Our materials aye the
best. Our workmanship
is unsurpassed. .Our
service is excellent.
E
K
lia r.
was jealous. It seemed he the
io* bet. . ,n^l **ctly an hour and cratlc nomination.
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Antrrr^Tinj.
A three act comedy drama with prologue.
Lots of Clean, whotesomo.Comedy.
Music by
,
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Estimate* cheerfully
given.
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MRS. W A LTER W IGHT, Society Editor.
w
Mrs. George DeCottes
Is Hostess T o The
Fortnightly Bridge
icial
lendar
kgrtdAf
Concert,
Thurs-
Wight will enter*
Ltxn of the Every
°the home of Mre.
[ It 3 o’clock.
, will
in the
Hi 7:30 P^MAll
1 - to be present.
ti under the su
l f a Side Primary
Association, at
f ihcool, at 5 P.M.
^nub will meet at
L M. Telford at
Mrs. Telford and
itesses.
Dance at Lake
jjnelly and Mrs. S,
Ientertain In honor
it bridge at the
T,t 3 o'clock.
_dora) direction of
IColelough, students
nnur school.
Ilit Harrison Cnap[1. st Mrs. George
French Avenue, at
ir yearly meeting,
LJr” will hold a muick at the home of
Frt, No. 005 Laurel
Phone 493-J.
_
.:. !t—-. .
P erson a ls
H B R A L D , T H U n a D A T /4 H A Y ^ r l » a « . r
!-r« iJFOtt WORKING!PJBQP1B, . n H u n t in g m o l T r a p p ) fmr X l f f i i H t , lii« iowhuf F tn r and C o s t - b o n d :
d s, r e p o r t s and i
Tho btst o f workers
get- out *r rwecor
rs gcl-t
n r..n .n tr*f|,nUIJ in !.i,nn r Rnbertf Hinson, D u e A p r il. 1924.
e l l kept, h e Is prompt
in tsnklpic f
.,
sorta when the liver falls to net. a l l r e p o r t s r e q u i trsrf'bV
law.
1
D t o J I .i ...................................
e d 'b V IsW
*.
li*M»*-etfulljr
subm U tsd.
They feel languid, half-sick, "blue”
(T A X COLLRCXOR)
<t
LeROY C A M P rtB L ^
and discouraged and think they atb i j j f o n - Jno. D. Jlnklirr.ifTax Col Ire
t •
« HtAle A u d it o r.
getting lazzy. Neglect of these p S i y h a . a c c o u n t e d f o r and Tutu IUni
a
ll
coUei-tl/ms
nn
IS2.V
roll
tip
to'
symptoms might result lb >i" Mel*
I
an d h . s b a l a n c e lit Ta*|
spell, therefore the sensible course A p rjilr c l o1st,
r ’ r account to cover c o l t e r - !
Aluminum
la to take a dose or two of.IIerbinc.
I« ihtfe.
HIS ac.counls unjf
Uably I.«U er Wept th a n th ose uf
It ia just the medicine needed to
Preserving Sets
purify the system and restore the must cnlIi-i-turn. He c l o s e s his a c
c o u n t s n c r o r d lm t to
law* an d
1,.
vim and ambition of health. Price •motiK
th e tlrst to m a k e ' final setBall Hardware Co.
MV. Sold by Union Pharmacy.
tlr'hnent w h ir state a n d cou n ty . HI.
u iH w i| n i^ ^ u iiu « u > in iN u ^ a ^ u i
percentsiTe o f c o l l e c t i o n s w j l l 'c u t t i - j
p a r e v ery f a v o r a b l y w i t h ariy c o u n - j
tyIn the state.
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,
Hon. Kmest Amos.
( s u r f e i t i n t r s *d e n t o f s r n o o r ^ ) !
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H o n . T. \V. L a w t o n , S u p c f l n t o n e 1
S l a t e C om p tr oller .
T a l la h a a s i e , Fla.
den t o f Sch ool*. m a k e s his r e p o r l s
Iluar Wit.--.
__
*S#flM ttiV*w ut<irOirntely. Ills b o v t « v_—*
IH
I h a v e Just--cnncliule<l hn r i a m
a r a w e ll bent and p o s t e d iid t o d a le
iVli^
nl
IS.OOdown brlnff*
factory
r
e b u II t i —
fC O U N T Y COMMISSION K K S )
n a tio n and c h e e k o f th e a ccoun t*,
typewriter,
n n y 12
T h s C ou n ty ' C o m m i s s i o n e r s hav.
r e c o r d s and r e i x i p s o f the offic ials
mnkc.
flood n*[2
or S em in ole Cou n ty , and resp ec tfu lly r e g u l a r Iv r ecorded m i n u t e s o f m eetnew. Ask to see H
_ I n g s and a c o n c is e s t a t e m e n t f>f tile
s u b m it my r e p o r t h erew ith . .
one.
•bualuels tran sacted hy them.
.
‘ ( C L E R K OF COtJUT)
H o n . K, A. D ou g la ss. Clerk of.I
IH IIK R IF K )
il. a. r o v n
C o u r t, has .-tedouated ■ f o r nil T a x i
T h o RluV-'fl, Him. C. M. Hand, bits'
P e o p le s Itnnk
C ertifica te* c h a r g e d to him find h a s ' a c c o u n t e d f o r and p r o m p t l v d e p o s i t - !
P h one 2=3
b een p tom p t In tu sk in g reports- Hnd p d ‘ * * I I ' c o lle c t io n s to th e F in e and
rem ittan ces. I ll s a c c o u n ts o f couty- - K orfeltu r . F und anti h o ld s th e fol- »■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ :
t y f u n d s and- a c c o u n t s aaulnst Hit
T a x - C o l l e c t o r an d Sheriff are a e c u .
r a l e l y and n e a tly kept.
* PHONE 8
f S r m l n o l r C ou n ty )
A pril II. 1924.
Motoring to Hastings Thursday
Among the mnny delightful nf- are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Derby.
x i « , wpaeuuerit to the short visit
here of Mrs. Mauldin was a de .. .Shopping in Sanford Wednesday
lightful afternoon spent with Mrs. was Mrs. Ruth Carrfp Smith of MtGeorgo DeCottes at her home on Dora,
Sanford Heights Wednesday, when
she entertained the members of the
The house guest of Mrs. George
Fortnightly Bridge Club with two, DeCottes .Wednesday was Mrs.
extra tables complimenting MrS.! Harry Driver of Orlando,
Mauldin.
* ■
Auction bridge was enjoyed, the
Motoring to Orlando Wednesday
highest score among the club mem on a visit'to his mother, Mrs. S.
(COUNTY J DIXIE)
bers being won by Mrs- Frank Mil M.' Vo well, was A. E. Yowcll.
H on . E F . Houseiiobter. C o u n ty
.lod ge,
has . A c cou n ted
for
and
ler, a book, “ Tha Inverted Pyra
d e p o s ite d to the tl eneral
mid,” by Sinclair. The high score
Mrs. Mhry Schaat and sons, Pe pSrcohmo oplt lyI- utul
all c o lle c tio n s f r o m
among the guests was won by Miss ter and George, motored to Day
Wilkie, a book, “ Easy," by Put tona Beach Thursdaynam. The honoree was presented
with a book, “ Siege,” by Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Brooks an
« v*»
The cut prize was won by Mrs. W. nounce the birth of a daughter,
J, Thigpen, n set of plnying cards. Guilda Ethel, born SaturdayFollowing the awarding of the
I.caving Wednesday for Dayto
prizes a salad and ice course were
na Bench was Miss Brando Morri
served.
Those enjoying the hospitality son,who will be away two or three J
days.
of this charming hostess wero,
Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Houmillat,
Motoring to Orlando Sundny
Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Mnblev. Mrs. W. were Mr. and Mrs. Luke Thompson)
C. Hill, 'Mrs. Newman, Mrs- Con and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
nelly, Mrs. Mauldin, "Mrs. Thrash gar Thompson.
er, Mrs. Walter Wight, Mrs. Hal
Wight, Mrs. McCuller, Mrs. Thig
Miss Mabel Bowler, Miss Mel
pen, Mrs. Puleston, Miss Wilkie Whltner, Miss Akbie Johnson, and
and Mrs. Drummond.
Fred Ball motored, to lotkelnnd
and Bartow, the first of the week.
Mrs. Maudlin Honored
Duplicate Bridge Club
OUR LUMBER YARD AND OFFICE
WILL BE I p fflT H T S A T p lA I 1
AFTERNOON UNTIL 0CT0B
Help Us Give You
S e r v i c e
By Placing Your Saturday Orders With
U sE arly in the Day.
TheyNeedOldBeck
Your hard working teams cannot stand
up and pull all day long on oats alone.
T h ey need a balanced ration and you get
the right balance in
Among the new- arrivals in San
A Fini
ford nre Mr. and Mrs. C. R, George
Candy
of Jacksonville, who are pleasantly
|School will have a
im at the school
Mis. Mauldin, who is the house located at Mrs. McBride’s, on I’atSilver, offer.- guest of b^r,sister, Mrs. A. P. Con metto Avenue.
One dime faket Oh
nelly, was tne inspiration of a very
„ „
It has been the standard work ration of team
I!ettry!--and you'll
-jlarday
pretty bridge pnrty at which Mrs. V i i i ■
e many.,, eni B
, rs‘ ,, ,
say that wai soaie
owners
for fifteen years. It gives you the most
r , gory hour a t .the E. F. Hou¥ holderA)torUined th e !^ ^ 'ow a y will regret to learn that,
Idea!
for your m oney—it is the world’s best feed
members oT'tho Duplicate Bridge I her-hcalth has iteccssiUtod her bo-!
fdotk.
n ib s.
Club Piano .p e Club and one extra tgblo Tuesday |'?}K taken to the hormosa Sanita- ,
v a lu e .
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tal t Lawton wilt afternoon.
^ -7
; r‘ “ m ne°r Orlando.
Old
Beck
is
made
o
f
sound
cracked
corn,
crimped
Oh Henry! is the registered trade
music. Songs by
The
color
motif
of
pink
wa
3
ca
r-1
whole
oats,
green
alfalfa
meal
and
n
new
and
better
cans
mark
of
the
Williamson
Candy
Co.,
j
. ,
, P. F. Hudson, of Pnlutka, repremolasses which makes the feed bright green in color.
Chicago,
III.,
Gro.
H.
Williamson,
ried
out
in
the
decorations,
tall
j
renting
Vertrees
wholesale
grocery
kiadiy
vases filled with pink Dorothy Per company, was.in Sanford Wednes e , „ .
.
j
failii will meet wita
by at Silver Lake kins roses being used effectively in day and Thursday, calling on the
E.
J.
Smith
Co*
and Mrs. Diagcr the rooms, where the guests assem trade
Phone 91,
DISTRIBUTORS
IJ. M, McCtisklll, Prop.
bled to enjoy the sets of bridge
Jacksonville. Florida.
which
were
played.
Visiting her brother, Felix Frank
Club will, meet
Pink tallies were used to seat the Is Mrs. S. D. Lazarus and son, of
I’M. Philips on Oak
players, and nut clips, with a dain Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Iaizarus has
) o'clock.
I, Lake Mary, Green ty pink rosebud so realistic one many friends In Sanford, ns this
could not note the difference'cen was hdr former home.
fOrchestrn.
tered the card tables. After sev
Reginald Holly hus been motor
eral interesting boards were played
Itionai. MUSIC
through, the winners, Mrs. Mrs. ing in Orange county on business
week will always Newman and Mrs> Roumillat, this week. Mr. Holly will spend
Sunday in May. were presented with bottles of the latter part of the week in Polk
emijce, May n to Cljy’s perfume, the! honorge, Mrs county, dbtalnlng data for special
JiV j received
eelved' ;, plnkt { linen edition of tho Florida Grower.
id throughout-, the
i,
jo«p< towal*. ; *'it ■ if f if , v,
[by over 3(X) cities.
Insurance representative, B. G.
has been recog*
A four course luncheon was then
Wagner, o f Kissimmee, was here
j j n ra Pa,t in a few served.’
ftrent times.
The | Those Included among the guests Wednesday, distributing Mother
.wsee. M
on
i-r./.f
idi! Ift* I 4, I n il H ii Hi
tagJJind button*: H e’Ik* afix*
enance and-'dnity I-were JUfs.lS. E. i&Yrt'tT.rMr*.
ious
that!-we
shall
not
forget
that
tlr due Mr. C. M. Knight, Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs
1 U jilreetpr of .the W .ftR iU .-H m . iMawblin, M u . Con May 11 is Mother’s Day.
for the Advance- nelly, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. PvlesDr. A. W. MacKenxie, state
ton, Mrs, Miller, Mrs. Roumillat chairman of McAdoo organization
UEeswn&JJr^—iT*_L _
.
,,7 ,
while here Dr. MacKcnzle
_ in this, the first
The G. F- S. Jr. will have a spe- KUeat of the Valdez Hotelt W«k, she is one of cial musical program Friday Mny D
at 4 o’clock at tho hom cof Mrs.
Returning from Pomona, Cal.; is
tn during the 1924 Gwynn Fox, No. 1)06 Laurel Ave F. W. Talbott, who was called there
week, throughout nue, in observance of National Mu-. on account of the Illness of bis
many thousand, sic Week. There will be cornet mother, Mts. A. G. Tnlbott. Mr.
Ibat ■ notable part in solos by Mrs. Robert Herndon, vo Talbott reports that his mother Is
Veciitiun and inter* cal solos by Mrs. Julius Takach, better but has not entirely recov
piano solos by Pearl Robson nntl ered.
I.are varied and Alary Helen Morse, violin solos by
icrmon, prelumos Claude Hern,don, Jr., and flute so
*y. May. 4) and los by Mrs. Gwynn Fox, accom
Try Smith’s Barber
|ntire week musical panist Mrs. E.*L. Bcrdick. After
teseh day.
the musical the girls will have Shop for good barber
1a linu- we give a their spring sale.
>list.
work — next Valdez
|int National
nni yVuslc
nunic
Tne
The ureen
Green niver
River aingi
Singing OrOration unto
a.larg- cheatra
ito.tt.[aritwhich' has
hestra which
hus been in Sanford Hotel*
inother yrear*
e a r,"1'
the Shrinjthi:t weak, will play foiTtb
,®Mt, talentt is. flao ers”, A fe e at L^ke{^fciry Mondiy
|triitf.
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'nighYat
Palatka
dance Tueesday, at RHEUMATISM ENDED
into a deeper ap- Crescent City dance Wednesday,
Don't suffer any longer from rheu
we spirit of Music returning to DeLand for the Nor- matism. -Why endure auch intense
1 in our hearts thp ton Comedians' show Thursday, ains In the muscles, nerves and
t* ilogsn: “ Let us 'Friday and Saturday. From De- olnta?
fnt to music.”
Land they go to their home In
The poisona of rheumatism are
M> > ^ S M - ^ ^ L t h e aummaa. ,w ^
10c
Old Beck Sweet Feed
Lumber Co.
Phone 135
Phone 135
J SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILES
....Friday a,
IDE I’ttlMARY.
Mrs. J, E. Baas, who has been bats these poisons, drives them out
Primary School visiting her sister, Mrs. John Sneed of the system. The rheumatism
engaged in spon- for the winter, left Wednesday for vanishes. You can go about your
fntment for a well Coronado Beach, where she will be dally tasks freely, hapnily.
J pound.
joined by her friend, Miss Forest
LEONARDF3 E L IX IR FOR
|*fl«rnoon, May 9, at Pullen of Jacksonville, Mrs. Bass T H E BLOOD does more than this
f Knool, plans have and Miss Pullen will spend a month for you. It, builds new strength
r» Msy Day cclebra- at the beach, after which time they and vitality. 'It’s use insures against
|w«nik. of May 2 In will return to their respective
recurrence' 6f attacks'.
Try LEONARDOS E L IX IR
Park. The main homes, Miss Pullen to Jacksonville,
T HTEHBLOOD
now. Refuse
FOR
E
|Afternoon will be the and Mrs Bass to Lewisburg. W.<OR
|substitutes. At all druggists. *
** queen .although a Va.
has been arph 150 little ones in
l(»k« part.
bjf no admission
M W * offering iir
I , 1 "v used toward
ttquipment.
it*
O
' 319.75
27 ‘ w .$4.25
6x9 for
}
These prices are Rood for only 2 days.
iii,
7 F £ 5 iF '
50 Trimmed Hats
$5.00 . .. 4
25 Sport and Triptp
■
med tfktk
B
$3.50
IS
Special
For FYiday4 and Saturday, beauti-'
ful all woo) swimming suits in
fancy colors
^>TQF\
Values up fo ?8.50 for
S'J
'*Y*>1
HIGH SCHOOL MINSTREL MAY 14TH-15TH
_
*
A t the High School f o u n d s .
• *
B )-f 1.1
n
TH
;t 'd V A T i
*nd members
•High SchooLCarnival, Ma;
jo u a iK U U M iia u jiiu u i
:'t,l
A *i|,
t'JW HHHi- *
, **
*►
»
■*%'■»*
a
Come out and have a good time.
25 Sport and Trim
med Hats
SO i'jL ; •
««• c. m . wiilS .»lV8hu* wil1 be
|3V!
BATHING SUITS
..For T hrifty Shoppers..
I “ We songs.
J V S P t*
36x72 $650
, Friday and Satur‘
day Specials
lAintts meeting was
Aeveral musical
iJT. 1 in the ob- _
f c f e W - l u Those 8
r,r*„ W*- Hines, Mrs.)*
famith and Mrs. g
Lptase
Wo have thorn in all the new Summer
.shades and they are full fashion, all
thread silk, some are Kayser's and
Phoenix well known makes, every pair
is new, no old stock 8 to 10 for
1The
W#5 gOo<^ with
informjJ l ^ .f l r l s , Doris
■ »nsm Hollar, sang
Is Called to Colors.
RUGS - ADVERTISING SALE OF “HEATHERDOWN” RUGS
S
[^AI.I.ouy CIRCLE
Mallory Circle of
■><!»l ■J*1* l*'e*r reg*
HI the home of- Mr*
furiday aftctaotsi;
SUMMER HOSE
H*.
�i w n u ix
Begin Tryouts For
The Olympic Games
Keal Estate
Puleuton-Bi
LONDON, May 8.—Six training
grounds for athletes ambitious to
Match Between * “ Rough House" participate in th* Olympic Games1St. Louis Defeats Cleveland In
ton Nones Boston Out By
H -r' Ross and “ Young" tiotch Is .
Kc KuIat_Slu itia lw W aahitiR*^—.
Being Anticipated With '•* have laum established in F.nglnndScore of 5*1,
Nortb of the Tweed, the Scots have
____
. t U e it . C W ^ e L -U fc e r ^ s t .'
put nil thrlr football fields at the
NEW YORK, May 9. — Terrific
A match which is attracting a disposal of Olympic aspirants: The
great deal of attention Is that of
slugging gave the Yankees a third
“ Young" Gotch when he meets British Olympic Association, with straight victory over Philadelphia
’ “Rough'House" Ross at the armory ftliiO.ftOO in its purse, has'provided
Friday night in what is assured to trainers and <p>ft(lies for-promisintr today, 7 in 4. It was the ninth
be qne of the best wrestling nmteh- youths anxious"to make the trip contyculive defeat lor the Athle
tics. 1 Pcnnock pitched u' strong,
to Purl*.
Within a few weeks a long se gnpic until the closing innings I
ries o f elimination mutches Will heWhen it comes to reni wrestling j^in to weed out the mediocre and when Hoyt. rc^ued him.
Score by innings:
ability hath of thneu tads have it. ■find out thn'real latent in the hun
Ross, who is well known hen- ns a dreds of ambitious lads who want Philadelphia 000 000 .110—4 13 2
boxer, is equally good n& a wrestl to show their stuff at Colombea New York
201 12! 00.x—7 15 0
er. His conquests in this line of Stadium in .July. First-there will
Walhcrg,
Ogden
and -Bruggy;
activity are ns many as in his be county matches, then district
Hoyt,
Pennock
and
Schnng,
ring battles. In fact Ross prides meets, and finally, on June 20-21,
himself on his wrestling skill.
the national championships at
.SI. Louis 1 0 ; Cleveland 8 . *
;In his career the North Carolina Stamford Bridge, near London.
CLEVELAND, May 8.—Kt. Louis
boy has met some of the best mat After this meeting the British
men including “ Cyclone" Peter.i, team for sports under .the .control defeated Cleveland today, 10’ to 8,
Fritz . Hanson, Johnny Kllonis, of tile Amateur Athletic Associa Alter St. Louis drove Covelcskie
Paul Vollis, Leon Bruchez, Joe
from the box and scored six runs
«* .
Turner, and many ojhl-rs equally tion .will he selected.
in the first inning, Cleveland tied
Meanwhile governing bodies in it up in the second and went to
ns good. His record is impressive
I
other
fields
of
sport,
swimming,
to say the lonst. The same craft
'1 the'front in the third only to let
iness that yhnrnctofizca Ross as f boxing, fencing, rowing und so on, the Browns take the lead again in
a boxer is true of him as n wrestl are eagerly watching the efforts, 1 the fifth when Levsen was driven
of would-be
<.> ! from the rubber,
er. This lad carries a big bag of .1
,. 1 , , heroes
.. . . .and heroines
,
. , ,
tricks which enables him to pin the the Olympics. Nothing startling in '
inning*:shoulder* of his opponents to the the mtture of speed or strength has' -Score
yet been reported among the Brit- S*. Lodis
fiOO 04ft Oftft tft Ifi ft
mat with but little trouble.
-.001- 000 100 8 1J On the other hand in ‘ 'Young ixh aspirants, but the weather has 1Cleveland
Vuight, Pruett, Bayne
Gotch, Ross will have an opponent been so wet and wintry ihnt no one;
Young Gotch, who will be the opponent of "Rough House” Ross on
Ihnt will be worthy of his mettle. Hum f»iciiDfli il 11nv 1’f‘cnriMiri'fikimf- ^nc! f ullins; f ovcIesKio* * Morton,
Edmondson, Drake . ami Friday night nt the armory in a stellar wrestling match, the headline
CTotcbi trained for a long time un
der the watchful eye of his uncle,
affair of the program. Gotch is u nephew of the late Frank Gotch, “ the
the late Frank Gotch and old “ Far
be.xtftf 'em all."
Washington 5, Boston I.
mer" Burns, is a skilled performer.
BOSTON.
Mass.,
May
8.—
Bos
His ability along this line secured
ton mnled it's winning streak to
for him the championship which he
Score by innings:
day when Washington won an 11held for two years.
Tampa ....... 300 002 300—8 1JJ 2
inning game, 6-1. Lee's fielding
Florida State
Gotch known ull the “ inn ami
Orlando ....... 000 ttyl 011— 3 7 5
outs" of the wrestling game and ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS and thrVc Washington double
plays were features.
League
his friend# and supporters here,
SLEEP
I.oue and Phipps; Fergus and
Score by innings:
who have seen him in action heFrancis,
Washington
ftl
iforernre anticipating ihnt he Will
conservatives of thfc'' “ NatkuiuL
la- returned the victor op Friday
yesterday used a neat bcnngi- "f Brndcntown 7, St. Petersburg 2.
Gotch, who is now making his
pace, a now and then fast and . BRADENTOWN, Fla., Muy 8.—
home in this city, has been tmin
good breaking hook bnlly -hi* abil In a game replete with the unusual
ing for ills match and is confi
IT DRIVES OUT WORMS
ity to “ buffalo" the Orlando bat the Growers beat St. Petersburg
dent. He lias fully recovered from
ters and to locnle the plate in the J to 2 and cleaned,up with the
injuries which hti received in his
recent match with Frank Hookninn.
pine lies to hurl his Tauipa Smoker series. Buskey and Doran both
Gotch'., liit of conquests is long
teammates to an 8 to 3 .win. duo started fust double play. Cashion
and includes'some of the best in
far 11 g»eut part, it is true, to the in the eighth stole home catching
the game.
ability of the visitors to crurk the "Wee Willie” Wilson and Charley
A senii-final mutelrbetween Col
offerings of one William Fergus
lie Riggers of Hanford and BUI
thirteen safe time, including three Moore fast uslcep.
Hammond of Ocnlu, will be staged.
Score by innings:
homers, one over the left field
Biggers is perhaps the best in the
and puts the little one on the road fence and the others over the short St. Pete.
110 000 OOO—'i 10 3
city und his match with the Ocnlu
to health again.
Whit’s- Cream right field wall, with one on the
Brndcntown
..
200
020 21x—7 14 1
hoy is being looked forward to with
Vermifuge lias n record of 60 sucks in one instance. Lane struck
Wilson and Moore; H. Johnson
much anticipation by local fans.
>1 ik^sxif successful use. Price 3iW. cut six of the Burekman and walk
Two preliminaries und -u buttle
and Cashion.
Sold ajtHnion Pharmacy.
ed four.
jj
Heavy” 'Canton Crepe^ 'Flat^
Cj
Crepe, Wool Crepe and Satin
Southern League
Gleyer M at Artist Who W ill WredtlO fiere
Phillies Almost Win Third Straight
From Champions—Chicago
Beats Pittsburg By Score
CLAIR AND
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.— New Mobile ____ 001
0 0 (^ 1 4 0
C l e w i n g . P reset
York was forced to go ten innings
Rogc„ arui Yaryan; Ellis, AcosWe are now
to beat Philadelphia today, 4 to 2. t# nm, Devormer.
New Steam I W
tnick. Give 0,“ .
An error of judgment on the part
^
—■
of Woehrs was responsible for
*Atlanta 5, Birmingham 4.
,il0 Sanford Artfor the Giants.
ATLANTA, Ga. May 8. — AtScoro by innings:
lanta won the third game o f the
New York .. 000 200 000 2— 4 7 1 scries and the rubber from BirmPhilndelphia 000 020 000 0— 8 1 Ingham thte afternoon 6 to 4. WEST
Kyan, Barnes and Gowdy; Hub- Buirua hit a home run for Atlanta
bel and HenHnc.
jj* l^e f°nrth with one man on.
______
Manager Bert Niehoff. of the
May Day p
Chicago 5, Pittsburg 1.
Crackers, took his post at second
PITTSBURG, May 8. — Five! "/ter n suspension of three days.
Friday, Mtyj,
Pittsburg pitchers were unable to Score:
stop the slugging Cubs and hj- j pirmingham 000 020 200— 4 11 0
At 5 o'clock. Hij
cago evened the sericr. by taking Atlanta ..... 100 201 010—6 fl 2
today’s game, 6 to 1. Kauftnann I Olson and Robertson^ t Dumont, Silver offering, b«J
Hitcherf n
pitched"
a brilliant irumo
gumc but was brands and Haworth.
especially effective with men on
New Orlrans 3, Little Rock 0.
bases.
V
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NEW ORLEANS, May 8.— New
Score by innings:
Chicngo ....... 000 310lff)l—8 14 0 Orleans with Caldera pitching su
Pittsburg
000 001 000— 1 8 2 perb ball, blanked Little Rock to
Kaufmann and O'Farrell, Cooper day 3 to 0. The only error of the
Adams, Stone, Stcincder, Lundgrcn game was made by Phllbin of the
visitors. Score:
and Gooch.
Little Rock ... 000 000 000—0 7 1
After year* ofptf
New Orleans 001 101 OOx— 3 10 0 Ing effort on the |j
Boston 4, Brooklyn 1.
Robinson, McCall and Lapan; known doctor, * £
BROOKLYN. May 8.— "Rube"
been found that sj
Marquard hcecked the winning Caldera nad Withrow.
Fifes4 and absorb fl
streak o f the Dodgers today, hold
Chattanooga 10, Nashville 9. . return. .. ing them to eight scattered hits,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May 9. *No man’ or .woaj
and beating them. 4 to 1. Yarrison
was knocked out of the box in the — Chattanooga won’ a slugging another h’ouY-wItbj
third inning after which Henry match from Nashville today 10 to pain or Rorenen ok
and Decatur held Boston scoreless. 9. Severi pitchers, were used. tal troubles—Pilen
Mackey, pinch hittfng. batted u wonderful presciM
Score by innings:
Boston ..... 013 000 000—4 13 0 home run with two on bases. Nie- MOAVA can bt J
Brooklyn ..... 001 000 000—1 8 2 haus, Bundrimo, and O'Neill also moderate price iti
drug store on the;
Marquard and Smith; Yarrison, hit home runs. Score:
Nashville .... 010 002 330 — 11 2 dissatisfied plan. <
DeCntur, Henry and Taylor.
Chattanooga 200 413 OOx— 10 11 2
You’ ll be aminf
Sedgewlck, Friday, O’Neil, Mor quickly it act*. Bh
CHAMOIS, FOX ANI) EAGLE
ris and Wells; Cunningham, Camp, ten comes in an Vi
FIGHT.
/
Roe and Kress,— 2——
eases of long ataai
fuse bleeding, rt»Bj
DAVOS, Switzerland, May 3.—
suits have been sat
A Swiss hunter reports a threecornered battle between a chum-'
Smith’s Barber Shop Simply ask y«r
small box of M0A1
ois ,n fox and an eagle. The fox
attacked the chamois and had al for better barber work TORIES, being oi
most killed it when an eagle at — next Valdez H o t e l.. the simple dined
in each box. All fa
tacked the fox and chased it away.
Before the eagle had time to eat
the chamois, which had died mean
time,, the hunter rushed form his
hiding place and scared the bird
G. C. F E L L O W S SERVICE STA1
away.
GABRIEL SNUBBERS
The eagle remained in a neigh
boring tree, however, where he SALES
------------------ AND -------------------could watch the chamois. By
GAS, OIL, TIRES, ACCESSORIES.
placing a trap near the dead
chamois the hunter captuerd the
VA LU E S F A R D E V O ID YOttU EXPE C TATIO N S
SANFORD AVK
AT SECOND ST.
when it is newest, will find assem hied here assortments so varied and complete as to make this unquestionably
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that
ig tff!s'event a nappy one for our customers.
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Ol) It MOTTO “ W E S A Y IT W IT H V A L U E S
Formerly to $18.50
SELECTED SUMMEB
HATS ; ;
Other Dresses G?eatly Reduced
AND JAQUETTES
Roshanaru Crepe
Canton Crepe
Raronet Satin
Formerly to $9.75
For ThU Sal*,,. -
Pure Silk and
Mixtures in the
Colors
FOR THIS SALE
HOSE
Milan, Novelty Braids, AU Silk
tlons for Drew or Sport W*
All colors and Sizes, formerly to $2.1)1
Only Two pair to a customer.
“O N Y X ’* ,
Gingham with* white or contrasting
collar.
Sizes :i6 to 54.
SILK HOSIERY
Of Soft Voile in 20 different styles,
ionjt or short sleeves.
Formerly to $18.50
FOR THIS SALE
All Shades
A pair
Aprons at
Our Regular $1.50 Hose
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'the Iternorrutlc Primary
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M*. and have been n re»- t o the nrtlnn
n f th e v o t e r s - ut the
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t h e 111(Intr for re-electjon nn June 3rd.
1924 n* 4’nnyti}hlf .of District Nnmm o e r a t lc p r im a r y
Lake Front
hfr 1. of Hrmlnoth t’guniy. which
linludr*
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Celery Farm
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Sem in ole County.
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fifiblblB C. IIL'RRINU.
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tion. and If e le c te d I a s su re the
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ru ttc prl- FOR PHOSKCVTIlVa ATTORNEY
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Ilia
J * EDHOK.
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a can dida te f o r th e n o m in a t io n to
futt ’ hieu Tk
A t t o r n e y fur the
’ *B.'lii||ne, my*
. ■ e l f as n he P r o s e e u t ln g
W t|,e iPffflc e o f S h e r if f C ou n ty Cou rt o f S e m in o le C o u n ty ,
su b je rt t o the a c t i o n nf the D e m o
V w '"krx
t ^ Jure. 1924.
•» «"• c ra tic p rim a ry , J u n e yrd, _f92t.
Kf
______TIJLLIS.
A.
lh « niiminntlnn.
-e-t OI.I.Kt T o l l .
E ltN r .HT F. HHHS H OLDKH.
w r?jft*"i ,Kul I , am a
FOIl r o M T A I I I . K .
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SANFORD CYCLE CO.
X i ’ -V
l
“■*tWCf7 A r*
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
V. C. Coller. ilotna mislnrsa ns Han
ford Novelty Works, Complainant,
vs.
Clarence V. Mnnui.ey, nnd Zoo Vir
ginia Mnhotiry, Ills wife.
o fflc
i I.F.ARN ABOUT Polk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
gram. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.
COLl!Mill's (tin.) I.KOUEIl—ClaaaHied ud* have the largest circu
lation In Southwe«tern Ueortcla.
Hate Sc (6.word) line.
f-
50
F O R " SALE—
pa Inla amfP—
-- &
- n U, _ . . . ,
vanrishc* at Saufotd Novelty
Homo Cooked Meals. Two Wockj
Works, sole agents.
154-tfc, bu,ine*®^.d.lI tll« L .
One of our customers gave us the following Inventory:
PHOENIX HOTEL.
300 Park Aye.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For;
use on Royal, Remington or L.
Old photograph of his mother,
C. Smith typewriter*. Will sell j p a r t i e s interested in produdn^
fi insurance policies (2 expired).
for one-half price. Herald_______
office.|I llrat class butter, write to
Gold watch that won't run; 2 rings.
ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her
register
Stauffer, expert Swiss dairyman,
Marriage certificate; 16 "old” letters,
ald, South Georgia’s greatest FOR SALE— Egry cash
' j Sanford, in care of S. Rapp.
$10
cash.
HeraTd
lit'
office.
newspaper. Morning, -“ afternoon,
Four $1,000 bonds; 5 stock certificates,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates FOR SALE — Remington type-!
HELP W A N T ® Lost Will and Testament,
10c per line. Waycross Journalwriter, with wide carriage, in WANTED— Sanroni business men
Herald, Waycross, Georgia.
good condition. $25 cash. Inquire
who are in need of competent
“ I threw away the old insurance policies but I wouldn't 3 , TO REACH tho prosperous farm- at
Herald office.
___________
help shoulo read the classified
oai p
give up the safety and satisfaction of that box for a ■ ers and fern growers of Volusia'
Dairy and stable page of The Herald. There’s n&
■ county advertise in the DeUnd
SAMv
manure,
car lots. Link & Bag- reason for sending out-of-town for
hundred times its cost.” The cost is negligible.
Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash ley, Box 2461, Tampa, Fla.
help when there is probably just
order,______________________
the person you want In the city.
' with
:
LITTLE WANT AD in The BOARD and room best in town, W A N T E D — F o u r llvu salesmen, l o
c al and tr a v e lin g .
A pp ly b efore
Herald will bring you big ro- prices right. Lincoln Hotel.
9 p. m. t o n i g h t . IPS F ir st St._______
3 suits. Advertise those old articles FOR S A tte^ S lS T baby carriage.
WANTED— Young men to work
■ |you have stored away and have
018 Oak Avc.
after-school. Must be of good
* no use for. A little thirty-cent ad FOR SALE—On piano cheap for
appearance and willing to hustle.
a
may
bring
you
several
dollars.
A COMMUNITY IlUILDER
_cash. Apply 3( W. Second St.
Address in own hand writing, giv
■ Phone 148 nnd n representative
FOR SALE— Two good cows nd ing age. Work is entirely on com
F. I* FORSTER, President
5 will call to sec you.
Ik F. WH1TNER, Cashier.
one Jersey heifer. Box GG, care mission basis and earnings will de
FLORIDA—OKI.ANDO— Orlando Herald.
pend entirely on your ability to get
mornng Sentinel; largest classi
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results. Box 100, care_Herald.____
FOR
SALE—Einger
Sewing
Ma
fied business, rate lc n word, minchine, 5 drawer improved, nil at HELP WANTED-^Young ladies o f
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ |mum 2ic cash with order
good appearance willing to do
tachments, good as new, $35. 1806
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE - A u -, French Av#- or rhonp 9.
house to house canvassing on com
gustn, Gn.— Augusta s greatest *VF5^*Trf*^r«—xurTr-vr
mission basis. Good proposition
classified medium, rnte cash .O'Jc HOUSES W A N T E D
for real workers. Address Box 431
chnrgc. 10c per line, minimum
..
•
The Sportsman's Store
care The Sanford Herald, and irfve
,30c.
complete information as to age and
Everything for the Sportsman.
117 Park Avenue.
ability.
_________ MAINE—
\Ynterville,
Morning
Sen
I B I I I I I I I B I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H I I tlllllllllliiiiiiiiii
tinel. Thousands of Mnine peo
ple nre interested in Floridn prop WANTED— Bungalow wanted by — ltE A L ESTATE.... ...........................
.
responsible family. Must have f75R SALE— 10 acres celery land.
erty. Reach them
through the
If It's t'liro Flake*. It'» Kellogg's
Rate
card
on
applicathree
bedrooms nnd bo well lo
Sentinel,
All cleared. 4 acres tiled, on Dixie
If It's Huup. It's t'amphell'H
cated nnd comfortably furnished. Highway. Fine location. 8 room
tion.
If It's leu Crconi. It’s
t’ALM BEACH COUNTY—The Address ‘‘ Bungalow,’’ care The dwelling house, tenant house, barn,
$11,000. The houses are worth $7,scene of stupendous development- Sanford cllrnld.
000. This is n real bargain and
Rend about it in the Palm Beach
: will be sold real soon. If interested
Post.
Sample
copy—
sent
on
re
FIT FOR A QUEEN ^ ^ * 7 )
sec us at once. Owner going away.
quest.__________________________
WANTED HOUSES—By many Must be sold at a sacrifice. Thrash
TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tnrnpa Daily
people desirous of living in San er & Garner. Office 112 Park Ave.
Times, the grent home daily, ford. If you want to rent your
Phone 367.
_____ _______
NOT A PAD* IIFT A FOOD
rate 1 4 c per wonl, minimum
place invest thirty cents in n Her
charge 25c cash with order. Write ald
At All Good Dealers or
want nd nnd you,will reach W A N T E D TO R E N T
for complete rnte card.
those interested.
Phono your ad WANTED—To rent well located.
PHONE 634
D E V E M i l ’ EHS A TTE N TIO N — P e n furnished bungalow .by respon
sa colu ’ ls beg in n in g the greatest d e to 148. . Uso The ellrnld want nt|
W H O L E S A L E AN D R E T A I L
v elop m en t In CHorlda's h is t o r y ; n page for quick service._________ ■ sible party. I nanawering this id
h
alf
m
illion
d
o
ll
a
r
h
ig
h
w
a
y
to
ih-'
l» h P "
SMALL HOME located near lake be sure to nnme price wanted, com
g u l f beach Just
llnlshcil: a Itvo
desired by small family used to plete description of property in
■ E i i i a i i i i a u B i a i R a s a i a a a B a a i i i i i H i a i i i i a a i i a i i i i i m illion d olla r b r id g e across E s c a m
bia Hay s tu r ted ; quart* r
m illion caring for nice things. House must cluding number of bed rooms and
dolla r opera h ouse under r o n s t r u c - be well furnished nnd be conven exact tocation. Address “ Resident’*
tlnn: two m illion s be in g sp ent on
h l g h w u y ; grea test- rhnttro f o r live iently located. Give location, price care The Sanford Herald.
.........
d
e v e lo............
p e r s to ..................
get
III on
g rou.....
n d nnd full information when writing
D r u g g i s t s are In stru cted to refun d money lit e v e r y Instatiec w h er e
flimr. ' Write D evelop m en t D e p a r t - 1Box 431, Sanford, Florida,
s a tis f a o t o r y r e s u lt* are not obtain ed
Tin* v ery llrxt d o s e of
WASHING LACES
m rn t T h e l ’ ensaenln New*.
,
.
t'L K M JONES I.IVKIt ANII HtltNF.Y TONIF
■ ■— •
WESVYrThTlNIA - ( ’]*rk*"borgTT>>*' THOMAS AWNING & TRNT CO.
nlmiist In variably stop s th stendeiiey o f s u e e x ln g s o d c o u g h i n g
t'ln rksliura
Expon ent,
in o m ln a
Wash
laces, veils and ,____
delicate
and th o third ilftso usually stops (h e sevrrrst CO LD . T h e rom m oti
largest
and
oldest
firm
In
I
----Inc.,
InrlmllnK Hominy, mnrtilnx Issue.
Cold m ust he r lo s s e d us a seriou s disease so g et rid of It ut ottee.
Thomas awnings fit and lacey fabrics In w*^er> u*|og 8“ ™
I
cunt
per
wnril,
minim
um
.He.
'
If y o u r m u s c le s ore soru o r y o u have
th a t c hilly
feeling
with a dull headuche. It’ s a suru sign that y o u have t a k e n cold.
|TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of satisfy. Send for measurement1arable to stiffen them, if they
Don't w ait f o r I'hcnntonlu to develop, but bu y n b o t tle o f CLEM
Florida real estate advertise in chart, samples, prices. 205-7 W. Iseem to have lost their original
JUNES L I V E R A N D K ID N E Y TO N I f today.
T h e rost I* sm all
freshness.
■
1the St. Petersburg Times. One cent Flagler St.. Miamh Fla.
and y o u r an n ot a f f o r d to ta ka a cliaiicu at th is lim e o f year.
(rent n word daily, two cents a word
Fgr s.tlu at .
’H •
t
th e
DEPOSIT
■ -----------’ ■
C o i i s l y . F le rfr ts.
OF S P E C IA L M A S T E R 'S
MALI:
D efendants.
N o t ic e Is hereby given , (list und * r nnd by v m t i o o f n d e c r e e o f
f o r r r l o s u r e In the a b o v e entitled
lit til
r a u s e da ted tilth day o f April I92L
F O I l C O U N T Y t'O M A tIK .4IO N Ell.
LEWIS O-ftRYAN.
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y th e tinderslutied ns Spbclnl . Muster
f o r C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r f o r the w ill o f f e r f o r sa ls to th e highest
*T*TP; t T T t i l l N F . Y . Fifth D lstrlrl runiprlsIUK CI)Uluo- b i d d e r f o r rash, at Hie front- d o o r
^ announce my rnndl- tn.
f th e C otlrlllou se-pt San ford, Se.ml
ii e v a am i O sc eola , s u b j e c t to
»• otfirn of State Attor- the llc
not* C ou n ty, Florida, w ith in
(be
« * M u tlr Judicial t’lr- marya cJt iuonne o3.f the D e m o c r a t i c p r i le g a l h ou r s (if sale, on M onday, the
iMtilv subject to the |lu
2nd
d
a
y
o
f
June.
1921.
thu
tnllow.C. A. R A H L E R S O N .
t« be held Ju n e 3, lu g d es cr lh ed bind nml promises,
KOIl CI.KIIK Cl R E V I T C O L 'R T f
l o - w l t : L ots One ( I ba nd T w o <2 ) - o f
I
h
ereb
y
n
n
n
o
u
n
c
e
that
I
am
n
Itlock T w e l v e (12) o f T ier F o u r ( I) o f
>■ A S C A R L E T T .
c a n d id a te for th o o f f l r e o f C|erll Hnnforil. Florida, nernrillng t o ’ K It.
't3T» l (M lM ISSIO N ElT7
o f the Circuit C o u r
of Semltiole Traffoid's Map Iheruof of record
J *nn"u»iee my camlldacy County, st lb je rl to III action of tho|In the Piilillc Record* of Seminole
ErVV'xJ-nunty JUommls- D e m o c r a tic p r im a ry In Ju n e. 1921. County. Florida. In Plat llook 1,
W pistfliii Number Twoi
II. H, C H A P P E L L
puget 66-61.
- sul'Juctr to the
JA M E S O. SH ARO N,
. E.
[Mile I” l|ii. fut'.ii Primary T o ther oPlel o pcloe 'un nf tSye mJint oi lt
Sp ecial Master.
le C o n n l y :
It Wilson.
I am a ean db late .'J o r
C ou n ty Fred
S o l ic it o r f o r romplu liinnt.
1
(
J
o h n MEISCII.
_____________________________ Ju dge, y o u r a u p p o r t anil v o t e . u n i . , . o .
.
fur
SAFE
IlIS T n iC T
|T»k s Ct o r "*k r o m ' t i i r
XXSTII m :\.\ t o i i i a i .
./I * '-
-»*•
— USE THEM FOR RESULTS
ROOMS FOR RENT'
RENT—A nice room with
parlor, music nnd dancing; A :
—
- ------- and smoking room, fin- i
tiro
lobby
.nnounce that I am a
10...,nn„re-election to tile
I . b e t e t ^ «iM M sa*va= «ln £-> V w l| •a'T.UfffctarfcpId r fcv porch in town. A good
'°r A»ae«a<»r
......... . of Seml- candidate for cnnatable of District hot and cold bath, nnd a meal that
Tl.
,J|labject to the decla- No. 1. aubject to the Democratic will suit yoy. It’s where the home j
>
«
•
_
'
“.I—tiPrimary
,D « « o c r a t i o P
r im a ry to primary to tic bold June 3rd. 1924.
fblld district bclntr 1 nntpnscd of the folks stay. Rates, room $3.00 per
following vntlnic precinct*: Fin- week nnd up. Hoard S7.U0 per
f - 3fd’ aV v auo iian .
ford, Lake Monroe nnd I'anln.
week. Lincoln Hotel.
K. E. W A I.K F.lt.
„ „ H I B I t l P P , _____________________________________________
I.H Of Seminole County, p,„| H 'm > lM i:M li:\ T (IP Pl’tl- A HOME like place,' rooms with
loanunc* inyaolr a can-.
MO |vcritKCTION.
or without board, best table
KS.rlff ,lf
of seminoio
Seminole : ] hereby announce my candidacy
LSheriff
n«et 1" *h» actloir-ot. tnc |f„r rc-clertlnn to the office of board, $7.00 per week. Lincoln
* orlmary to he held on *county Superintendent of Public Hotel.
if I am elected I P|,a*® instruction of , Seminole County,
rooms
i«IbIi the dullea ,oi tmi I guhject to tho Democratic primary TW O light housekeeping
beet oi my nlilllty.
, 0 jJ0 ,,c|d on j un(, j r,|i 1924.
with bath room privilege, hot
u. K. n i t A D Y . _
T . W. LAWTON.
and .cold water, $G.OO per week.
FOIl JIS T Ifi: OF T ilE PEACE. Lincoln Hotel.
ta* ro»,i.Ktrron.
I hereby announce that I nm n
1 laneunce myBelf a canth« office of Tax to l- candidate for the office of Justice REST ROOM nnd board in San
bmlnole County, aubject of the Peace In nnd for the First
ford; rates $10.00 per week nnd
l«n of the Democratic Justice District of Seminole Coun up. Lincoln Hotel.
to held Juno 3rd. 1924. ty. Wtlh the lognd and efficient
nssistnnce of the executive officers LODGING—Try the best place in
It C. MAXWELL
of the rounty I promise to do my
town. Rates, rooms $1.00; with
n tu s 'i t'H*1 s t a t e
duty without prejudice.
private bath <1.60. Lincoln Hotel,
iTTOIl .4KV.
L
U.
HT
It
I
NO
FELLOW.
myself a candidate
fr OR RENT—Room nnd board for
NO TICE .
m(, of State Attorney
I will he n candidate for renomltWO, $8 per week.
500 Holly
.„„th Judicial Circuit of nntlon
for the office of State At Avenue. Mrs. R. V. Thompson.
kifft t« the Democratic torney of
the Seventh Judicial Cir
.,JU held In June. If
of the Htnta of Florida, sub FOR RENT—Apartment,
■lutlon of my record cuit
three
ject
to
the
action of the Demo
o,. ia favorldy consid cratic Primary.
tooms with all modern improveYour
endorsement
e r and active aupport
for a second term of office v/lll he ments. $35 per month, furnished.
Kroatly appreciated.
Phone 307 or 50. N. II. Garner.
" K K a UD n. SaflTH.
0 KOI’.OF. A. DF.COTTF.8.
I'
OR RENT— Bed room and sleepSlate
Attorney.
Seventh
Judicial
*'•>« M ISS IO N K it .
Circuit. State of F.orlda.
afiaouncc my en n d ld a c y
ing porch. 800 Nngnolia.
rtlon to the .’ f f l c o o f
m u county jc im n .
1'OR
RENT— 1, 2 or 3 furnished
laoetaaioucr njf Dlatrlrt
I h e r e b y n n n o u n c e m y s e l f ns n
tools County, au tijcct to c an dida te fur the o f f i c e o f C ou n ty
. housekeeying rooms. Summer
of tho voter* o n June Judire o f S e m in ole C o u n ty , s u b j e c t rates. 314 E. Fifth St.
t o the D e m o c r a t ic prim a ry ,' Ju n e 3.
C. W ENT2!Ml NOBit.
1921.
I pled ge
faith ful
s e r v ic e
Miscellaneous
COtATV SCHOOL HOARD should y o u n om in a te me.
UB0Ui.ee myseir a canJ. O. RHAIION.
NO PLACE like home— that’s the
re-elcrtlon a* a member
F O I l S I I F .I H F E .
way you feel if you board nnd
uir Hoard of Public In1 h e re b y a n n o u n r e m y s e l f n c a n
frorn Dlatrlrt No. 3. did ate f o r r e - e 'e c t l o n to th o o f f l c o room nt the Lincoln Hotel.
Oilrilo,
Oaceola and o f S h e r if f o f S e m in o le C o u n t y s u b
lahjari to (he nctlon of je c t to th e a c t i o n o f th e D e m o BEST TABLE board in the city,
mile Primary, June 3rd. c ra tic p r im a ry to he held o n Ju n e __$7.00 per^week. _I,incoln Hotel.
tIbk terved ti* a metn- 3.
If ele cted f o r n n o t h e r te r m I
, Board Mince 1915, nnd plcdirc t o fulfill th e (Iu II m o f the HOUSES FOR R EN T
».n chairman of the o f f i c e In the sa m e e f f i c i e n t m a n n e r
till, especially Ota me Hint I have c o n d u c t e d It to the FOR RENT— House, 210 Park Avc.
ntk required of a Hoard past.
suitable for npartments or
»llt rr-clectcd_J prom*
»------------- — —Cr-M.- HAND.— r<K»ms. Ling lease, summer rates.
iifoneclentlous and con' l l O O f . IIO AIIIK
Inquire Royal Ice Cream Co.______
MrtlC''
bo* been rend- 9IEMII K i tto OnFn mM
iu n c e th at T am n
» »»ny yfidPi of trervice: c a nI dwidish
a te
for
M ember
of
the FOR RENT— New six room house,
CHAS. K. HARRISON.
one or two apartments, with ga
Oonevn, Florida. Sch ool Hoard o f S e m in o le C du n ty
from S ch o o l D istrict No. 3, s u b j e c t rage. In Lake Mary, near Crystal
E fltK M K N T A T IV K .
t o th o d ecision o f th e D e m o c r a t i c Lake. Jno. F. Smith.
rtfully announce myaelf prim a ry to li e h eld J u n o 3. 1921.
Male for the House of
II. II. C A T T IS H A L L
FOR RENT—At Ijtkc* Mary. 5Kite
from
Seminole
F O I l IIO \ l l l t O F F t l l l . l t ! ISiroom cottage. Has running wa
hjeft to tbfl Dcinocrailc
S T IlftT IO N .
ter, alao garage, $13 per month.
lane ). 1921. If elerted
t h e r e b y n n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y
rcate constructive leicls- f o r r e - e le c t io n n* m e m b e r o f—-ttrr* Also four room cottage with ga
the henrltl of tho groat- Hoard o f P u b lic t n n tr u r tfo n f o r rage, $8.00 per month.
Apply
r el people In Seminole Sem
in ole C ou n ty. F lo r id a ,
r e p r e Thrasher & Garner.
the elute of Florida.
s en tin g Sch ool
D is t rict
No. 2, o f
J. It. LYLES.
Sem in ole C ou n ty, n u h jc ct
to
the FOR RENT— May 12, 5-room house
bath, lights, water, garage. $30
c m CUMMISSIONEft. D e m o c r a tic p r im a r y t o ha h eld on
•anounre my candidacy June 3rd, 1921.
per
month. Inquire 1820 Park Ave.
C H A S . A! D A L L A S .
CiimmlMsInner for the
it rumprising the towns "F oil MKMIIK.lt SC IIO Ol. IIOAItlt.
LOST A N D FOU N D
larr. lumuwood. 11ml AlI h e re b y a n n o u n r e m y s e l f a r a n ?rln«». and respectfully dlilate
to Keep
f o r r e - e le c t io n to th e o f f l c o L o s t an opnortmiUy
•upport of the voters of
m e m b e r o f th e Ilonrd o f TubH c
nbreaat with the times by not
rt at the primary to bo of"
In stru ction ,
reprcneittlnK
S c h o o l reaJing the classified
pages 'o f
1. 1921.
.
No. 1 o f S e m ln o la C o u n t y ,
daily newspaper.
. \V. It. 1IALLARD. ■District
erald
su b je ct to the D e m o c r a t i c p r im a r y your
want ads contain many interesting
to he held on J u n o 3rd. 1924.
m r COM MISS I ON K it.
.................FllDD T. WILLIAMSmessages. It will pay you to read
innoance
my
candlPnnl) Commissioner foq S t T fin r v im T T ir in r ^ p n ir TSTO them
▼wWitrlrt nf Sem in ole F o u n s e n A T tt itiA i.
m sT itu rr.
FOUND— Corbin key. Owntr can
xt to the action o f the
A ft e r due c o n s id e r a t i o n . I h a v e
nr of 1921.
have same by calling at Horadd
decided to lieccAne a c a n d id a t e f o r
K H. KILDER.
re-election
to , th e
State
Henato office and paying for ad.
from th o 19th Honntorlnl D istrict.
CLKRK OK COURT.
BBBaunco my c n n d l d s c y cnmpoMod o f Drantr*, "M emlnoU and LOST— Many vulunbln articles aro
lost every d a y / In many instnmfir» of Clerk o f t h e Clr- Osceola Counties, a u b j e c t t o the
e m oc
o c rn
r a tlo
tic p rrlam
la m n ry
r y t o b o ’ hold
held ces the Under advertises them- In
de County , F l o r - D em
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CONFEREESFOR Geneva Thursday
DELAYING DATE
fMurdering Calmes
Intia stabbed Self
jeavoring AvoyJ
iging; others die
William J. Burns
lout Resistence
—
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.
>dGuard and
it Around Jail
tions Made to
vent Possible A tppt At Rescue
La.. May 9—Roy
and Joseph Giglio.
n, Joseph Bocchio nnd
Leninntia, Chicago
Denmore and Josj, New Orleans, were
in Tangipahoa Parish
[jail here today for the
three years ago yes| of Dallas Calmes, Inience, when he attemptstrate a bank robber,
[executions take place
noon and 3 o’clock.
Bowden announcing
expected to begin at
ck in order to get
The law requires
[hang 20 minutes even
| the neck is broken in
Should any prisonome violent they will
st otherwise in alphalonler, two at a time on
pblc gallows,
men spent their Inst
s priest. A henvy
I Mound the court house,
I square is surrounded by
|411ed with water from a
to two feet deep and
[10 feet wide, forming n
p e ditch was filled y»ith
) mats a . possible •.attempt.
Su vptUonoeo iwas e d lfny persons a t Amite and
ess lection is crowded
nobiles.
>th march of the Italians
11:55 o’clock. The order
lion was changed and Dea
d Leona were the first to
• trip was sprung a t 12:01,
*rtntly dying instantly
Gulio appeared deter• die gamely. Lamantia
| himselt wtih a knfe. La
i Bwchio were brought
Rini and Giglio.
The
1sprung at 12:37. Prieses
PWri over the trnps which
V«d fallen.'
Time for which six puid
Re penalty was commit7 Rfter midnight, May 8,
***** * almea, a rcstuu»tor, was aroused by a
I™* f a r of his home and
P a n tin g was shot down
. diseernablc
------...
1dvnly
in ».,v.
the
The bandits, who had
Agreement of House and
Senate Conferees to Post
pone Effective Date of Jap
anese Exclusion Amend
ment Until March 1, 1925,
Is Criticized—Setting A-'
side Decision by Subterfuge
j EVIDENCE VERSUS
JOHN LANGLEY IS
FINISHED TODAY
Candidates
SURVEY ONCANAL Fourteen
Speak T o Citizens
PROJECT WILL BE At Rousing: Rally
COMMENCED SOON Held A t City Hall
\\ ASHINGTOX’, May II— A p-' W ashington Delegation In Report
proval by senate nml house co n ft-1 To Chamber of Commerce
roes at the request of President '
Sees Success of Efforts In
t oolidge, of a new section to the
Behalf of Canal.
Immigration biyy to defer the ef
Government Closes Case Against
fective date of Japanese exclusion
At the weekly meeting of the
Congressman On Trinl For
from July 1 to Mar, 1, next, that Chamber of Commerce at the Wil
Conspiracy To Defraud.
ppmtunity m a y b e given, for dip- der Hotel Friday, the organisation
lomatie negotiations to abrogate'had as its guests: H. «lc Montmol
COVINGTON, May 0—The Unit
the gentlemen's agreement, was Min and Dr. W arren, of I'alatkn.
ed States government todav cio**
subjected to severe criticism Thurs-tThe format*, ii member of the dclee.i ii i case ngainst Congressman
| day during a two-hour debate in [Ration, which has recently returnLangley of Kentucky on !
i the senate.
jed from Washington, where it
trial in the federal court here with
Both Sides Disagreed
| lvc,n t ,n ^ b a lf of the St.. Johnsl.... ci.-uctendants on charges of
conspiracy to defraud the govenrI From both ..ides of the chi.m-i ,ndinn., K1‘Vcr can2l |'r,,jc‘T’ K*Ve
her disagreement with the presl- a d,;ta,lcd report of what tho comment of tax whiskey illegally re
on Its trip,
The Harbor of Akutan AleuHkn Islands, near Dutch Harbor, and
at I dent’s position and compliance to nnllc0
moved from the distillery. United
The speaker stated that as a re
States Attorney Smith announced! .I'.O miles west of Chlgnik. in which! nveti.ia the search is under way f lit as voted by the conference was
,hl? conference, that he ns
the government hns concluded its I Major .Martin, missing leader of the io.,p,]-the-world air raters, nnd expressed. Not* only did the step *u,t
constitute a move towards sur- wcl1 ns othor members of the delcevidence shortly after the court
Sergeant Alva Harvey, his mechatUc. Ihi< point is a whaling station rendering the sovereign right of I Ra,ti(Jn* ,,r'’ confident that the «!••convened today.
the United States to deal with “a sided results will fie obtained. T<»Langley, with M. E. H uth, Alli with the Akutan volcano in the llaekgiound.
strictly, domestic question." it was watd thut end, he pointed out that
ance, Ohio; Walter B. Carey, Cnnfvlmrged, but -is indicated an nt- a survey ha*, been ordered by the
ton Ohio, Albert P. Sinter and
1tciupt .to set aside the- expressed United States engineers which will
Milton I.ipschutz both of Philadel
decision of both houses of congress begin within ii short time.
phia. were indicted by a federal
WASHINGTON, Mny 0— Will grauml jury here on April 7. and
Mr. tie Montmollin stated thnt
by subterfuge.
iam J. Burns whose nctiities have a few days later entered pleas of
The conference report was not when tho committee went to the
been a storm center In several not guilty. At the opening of
that it found that the riv
submitted to the senate today Jmt capital
ers and harbors bill contained nn
senate investigations resigned to court Thursday, Huth nnd Carey
was presented to the boose by amendment ordering a survey of ,t
day as chic/ of the departm ent reversed their plena and entered
t
bairman Johnson of the immigra proposed canal between the St.
of justice investigation bureau.
pleas of guilty, leaving Langley,
tion committed with the announce John’s River und the east const,
Slater nnd Idpschutr. on trial.
.
ment thnt it would lie called up foe liut it contained nothing nbout tho
action Thursday.
Where Evidenre Centers
local project. During a conference
The government hns sought to
Mr. .lohnso'n und Republican wlh Into chief ongincr, Gcem-ral
dvelop its case on testimony of
leaders for the must pnrt, express Taylor, the committee learned thnt
witnesses who admit having been
ed confidence that the house would the last survey of the local pro
parties to the transactions in 1921.
approve the report. On the other ject hud been filed but nothing
The evidence ngninst Langley cenmembers, out of sympathy done about it.
Time Consumed wilh Argu* hand
| tors on money he is alleged to
with the Jupanese exclusion pro
St. Elmo \V. Acosta, the Jack
mcnlH on Hills Itut*-Anoth vision, said they would seek to re sonville
have received for using his influ
member of the comittee re
Gift Tax Amendment and Reduc ence in the issuance of illegal per
er Effort Will Soon lit* commit the report to tho confer quested Senator Fletcher, with
tion Newspaper Muil llaacs
mits for removal of whiskey from
Made to Fix Definite Date ence and they asserted they would whom tlie comittee conferred, to
Is Voted by Senate.
the Hello of Anderson Distillery
strike out the proposed’ survey of
for Derision on Shoals Plant hnvrf the votes to do so.
a t I-awrenccburg, Ky., and on n
There were indications that nn the east const canal ami substitute
WASHINGTON, Mny D.— Con conference he is alleged to havo Financier Returns From Europe
the local project.
This
' UASHINGTON, Mny 9.—Pm- nt:< ap t might he rindv to hive this therefor
tinuing its program of night ses had in Louisville with fcdcrnl pro
exclusion substilul- thrown out on will lie done, it was reported, nnd
Reported
With
n
*100,000,000
)<"•<n
t
of
Henry
.Ford’s
Muscle
tlm district engineer, Col. Gilbert
sions, thti senate Thursday night hibition director SamuiJ Collins
German Loan Contrnrt i
Kh»itlwbid failed to pin tho senate the point oi order thut th» confu Wounghcrg, of Jacksonville, is
of Kentucky a t which he is alleged
t
e
d
exceeded
their
authority
in
in His I’ockct.
proceeded with consideration of the to have used pleas and threats to
-agriculture committee down to a
making pluns to begin this work
JpM'd time for ending the public writing it into the bill. . Republifinal phases of the revenue revis- get Collins to sign permits. On
$ EY YORK, May 0. — Wall ^hearings at an executive session nn lenders and some Democrats,
‘j nce’ acf ordlnK t0 wonl rceciv*
ion bill but last m inute hopes of this conference and others with his streset reports that J. I». Morgan . H
opposed to the provision, however, [ . . r® todny*
rtQfsda)'.
was1 rcturnlng.irom
**
’ ”
1 “ ■ urged durL v-
Of Ford
Bid F ail In Fixing
Date For End Case
LON G DEBATES
D E L A Y ACTION
ONTAXCHANGE
RUMOR MORGAN
H A S A GERMAN
LOAN CONTRACT
■ a » r S 3 lg ~ J S 3 K ,£*.
Two Hundred Are
Present At M e e t
Judge Dickinson In
Talk Lays Stress
On Citizens
flood “eats” prepared by ,
the members of the Geneva,, .
Woman’s Club and an abund- Jance of “hot air’’ furnished
by enudidntes for the several
county offices, were features
of the political rally and sup
per Kven at the town halt at
Geneva Thursday night.
. ,
Fully 200 people were present to
enjoy the occasion and hear tb « ~
candidates present their views.
The well prepared supper served
in cafcteriu style, held fo rt until
8:50 o’clock when Robert J. Holly
opened the meeting with a few re
marks in which he expressed ap
preciation to the club women for
the occasion. He then turned the
meeting over to J. II. Huddleston,
who acted as chairm an of tho
meeting. •
. ’M- vMfl
Fourteen candidates appeared on
tho program and each was allowed
five minutes to speak. Tho crowdwas kept laughing throughout the
meeting by the charges hurled beck
and forth by the aspirants.
One
candidate expressed appreciation
to tho voters if they would sleet
him to the office “to which he ex
pired,” while another, as if to ex
plain the hardships of the cam
paign, declared th at during the
present enmpaign he has "traveled
to all sides of the county and vice
versa.”
___________ _
fare wcrr-twWB To!
___
irons- loan contract f i T h i ^ o w h o hnsrbeen
dimmed by lengthy debate and a Washington who testified against were
neither affirmed nor denied ^ e ‘’o^niitt.-e to set
by a discerning ro to r who aa'ksd
Langley
Wednesday
was
recalled
private announcement by Senator
by the financier when he arrived ,r*IM!?to
hearing.;, said a fte r the
Democratic lender .opened the I! U^Ve^ , i3 con!p,f ‘eU’ l ^at. an«‘he,r J. R. Lyles whether he favored tho
session thnt most of the conimit- the
Norbeck,' Republican, South Dako to the stand by defense counsel Thursday on the Homeric.
fight
in the senate and commented 'Yommittce
to th V c«Pita» a"d fol- Passage of the county-wide bond
Thursday
for
cross
examination
tee’s time at today’s meeting was
low the courso of the report on Issue, and asked M ayor F o r r n t
ta, that be intended to propose nnd recited more dotsils of alleged
Accompanying
Mrs. MoFgnn consumed
at
length
upon
the
"quick
change
with bills nnd Another
sunic.
la k e whether he supported the bill
the McNary-Haugen farm relief transactions between Langley und homo a fter n two month's sojourn effort will be made to fix a date.
in the president's attitude on Jap
Belief that money for the pro passed during the la st legislature
abroad,
the
financier
emerged
from
anese. exclusion exclusion before
bill ns an amendment.
whiskey men.
^ Morrison Compares Hills.
customary reticence to discuss
and after tho California primaries. ject will be asked for in tho next which in substance prevents an of
Mortimer gave further cvidenco ahi*
Confronted with this situation
S. Creasy Morrison, represent
t
length
tho
subject
with
which
Senator Reed, Republican, Penn rivers and harbors bill, was ex ficer to search an automobile for
loans made to Lnnglqy nnd read
leaders of both parties ontlcavored of
his name had been prominently ing tho Union Carbide Company, sylvania, chief of the senate confe pressed by Mr. do Montmolin, who liquor without a search w arrant.
n
letter
from
Langley
to
himself
to reach nn agreem ent whereby a
since the Dawes committee d!*cussod the company's offer for rees in reply declared action of the described the situation as now ly
Judge J . J . Dickinson, who is a
because pf the sale of linked
Muscle Shonls at Thursday’s hear conference should bo interpreted ing entirely within the grasp of candidate for delegate-at-large to
finul vote on the tax measure would complaining
recommended
un nllietl loan
two
notes
to
other
persons
who
in
ing. He explained thnt the com as confirming the status of immi the people of this section of the the National Qiunocratic Conven
be taken Friduy afternoon. Con
$200,000,000 ns the foundation
on immediate pnyment. Tho [l. rooar«n'.,n"nh.'n
pany was willing to accept Muscle gration as an exclusively domestic state. It is up to these communi-, tion, was tho A nt speaker.
sideration of finnuce committee sisted
The
r °Pa ra t‘«n P,u"tlea effected by the project to keep judge impressed his hearers more
amendments was completed today witness said.that Langley had been
Shoals (R her under th - terms of
He
declined
pointblank
to
corroh
involved
in
other
transactions
th„lp
nriirinni
i.ir..Vu
*.....
Vf.*
n,«G‘
rtl
was
intended,
he
said,
it before the government, he stnt- with • their duties as citiaens in
nnd the way was opened for vot
which netted considerable revenue orato the Wall street report. II . I l l J* ' } J 'i. p * n,‘w Li*l., to obtain tho abrogation of the ed.
ing upon individual amendments.
would
not
discusa
the
possibility
of
casting their ballots than with
to the congressman.
tlu- committee toll . V
U! gentlemen’s
agreement
which
The message received concern plops in behalf of his candidacy.
He.................
d ecla red
t „ jeopardize such a classiAs the deflate dragged along,
raising the $75,000,000 share of th - the
. committee todavEvidence Showing Deposits
ing the survey says it will be He declared that If dtixena wish
amendment after amendment was
.
District Attorney Smith also sue loon the Dawes committee nlotte.l lac c,,n,Pa,,y planned to produce a fiention.
conducted under the direction of to hand down to their children and
loaded on to the bill, members of cceded in gutting into the evidence to England, and the $25,000,000 it '“*w fertilizer “urea" if the hid
Scnntor Reed's was prnctienlly
the finance committee which fram records from banks showing depos was pronpsed to raise among con 'V s accepted, and . that nitrate thu only voire raised in defense of W. S. Simpson, junior engineer, posterity a government of wht
connected with the district engi
tincntal
European
nations.
No.
2
was
admirably
suited
ed the measure, offering little ob its by Langley at about the time of
the conferees Even Sonntor Lodge neers’ office in Jacksonville for they could be justly proud, that
jection. Chairman Kpioot cssuyed loans mentioned by Mortimer.
Can’t Disruss It.
: , ' h". “urt’a !’ Kl,ro“ *«- Instead of Massachusetts, chairman of the years. The major portion of the they must excclae their righta in
the role of buffer to these indivi/“ If I had the American $100,000,- , ,
N°* 2 Being ”obso- foreign relations committee, de survey will bo the finding of a tho m ntter of casting the ballot.
Gus Schwarzkopf, Philadelphia
dual proposals but he usually yield- substantiated
..... testimony
.........................
, l , wa" .^ ,° ‘ ffovern- clared it would bo "simple hypocri suitable locution for a cunal from
If the government is bad, ho de
by Morti- 000 contract in my pocket, as they !
« l with the dcchwation that recon mcr and o th en Wcdnescfay th a t | f aY* 1 Wou,‘l not possibly discus' 'u';"1,?
valuu,’le asset for sy" for him to attem pt to urgue the St. Johns to the Indian river clared, the people have themselves
sideration of the proposition would Carey. Huth and Thomas F. Finn. il* contents a t this time, before l j ‘h' a P fertilizer production.
thnt a special treaty on immigra which is necessary for tho contum- to thunk for It. In substance, he
_____________ be reserved for the conference with ** * I
showed th a t a
............................
' nave had i(ie opportunity to con(er
*«)hyiMiqKMidmedl*toljr tHMwwsei*;& (*> ( . . . V ^ n p V -i 4
Owodhounds a t Crystal
Dnly one roll call was necessary
of who Johns a* given in it rreent report v ‘‘ , * *uPP®rt it and live in ft.
and telephoned the a s piece upon piece w jis added to
United to the war departm ent by *CoL Another thought which he brought
,n* Nice.
the measure. This was on the mo
money was paid to L ip -|uui,ar“ tn° Homeric.
pay n total or $2,9.17,512 and oh- “
deter- Youngbcrg will be substituted in out was thut without law observ
*» « New Orleans, on n tion of Senator McKinley, Repub scutz in his presence. He did not!.
Morgan sppeured In the tain title to ull of the property
ex hy (he congress.
mim'd,
In my the current survoy, with tho re ance, tho country cannot havtj law
. j " 11** tho seat of Tangi- lican, Illinois, to reduce the mailing connect Langley with the money Io««’k-grouml frownmgly intent up <ept the dams. The Carhble com judgment the conferees and the en maining distance of the ronstul wu- enforcement.
*n. before the fugitives rates on newspapers to the 1919 end of the
trom action
except llj 44
wool nht* wuh kniitiiur*1panyf ho said, would pay in the first tire legislative body including the terwuy to Miutni, completing the
J. R. Lyles was the next speak*
i . 'Went to the home of level and It carried 55 to 1H.
through Mortimer, who, he te s ti-1Pho ‘“ fnctl to smile, however, when six years a total of Sfi.H IO.OOit un president, must any to the rest of entire proposed rv|Mirt.
er. He declared in favor of tax
Ff lUlmn resident of New
Im portant among the amend fled wqm the man Hwho fixed things ■
nuauand exclaiming, “gaodnes»(der tho newhid and
un the world: “ We alone have the
A conservative estimate shows reductions, equal county
|*hieh it was believed ments accepted Thursday was that in Washington,” and was asnociat- Krociouu, here « a whole procession der tho old hid nnd the government
power to say who shall come Into the survey will consume five ments levied for sta te pur,.,
» refuge for the bandits, for a gift tux. This had been w rit ed wiht Langley.
'!r n^w*p«pernien to see me," ad- wouldl retain title to all of the the United Htates as immigrants.’ " months’ time. An average of fif betterm ent of school system ,
was empty but there ten into the bill by the house but
.
_______
[dressed to the throng in the cor property.
teen men will bu required to help better road system in Set *
Indication it had been was rejected by the senate finance A O f '*
•
I T *
J.
p r'dor with. "Well, boys, we’ve hud
Whni \ »w It;,I |ir„ » n .«
with the work.
county. He erainded his hear
bwiredly. Nearby, In an committee. The rates were reduc”
Mr. .Simpson’s operations will thnt he is a “four-square" __
t
w. they found the bodies d, however, to conform with those
be bused on the work attained u. and if elected to the legislature, 1
.
und another Ital- adopted for the inheritance tax,
thut time, but will consist princi will serve to the best interest
1 «ii GioVannl,
who
'had‘ starting nt one per cent on gifts
.....
...._
pally of rechecking und bringing
nt to »*th apparently u not in excess of $25,000, and grad
uf his constituents. As he i
up to tho current time, new data all
pie
ted
his talk, a voice in .
•’•flier. * This mystery uating to a rate of 3fl per cent
and study of possible improve
crowd asked him of his stand a
ject with a sweeping gesture. ,
Kuaran ee of $125
fnr|
-------aoNc-l and Roy Leona applicable on gifts in excess of
ments of the line then selected.
ntcssion, aaid he and 15.000,000.
1
«»
the prop- j CLEARWATER, Mav 9.—(SpecAccording to official figures sup laugh and — "I luive nothing whttt n
A possible location for the canal tho county bond issue, and
“V “m -l.ting the m-w ( arl.id e|ja | tu Th„ H erald).-M ore than between the St. Johns and Indiun speaker said he was in favor o(
ons knew nothing of
An exemption of 150,000 would plied Friday by Supervisor of Reg ever to say. I ’d rother not iliscu
it nt all. I ean’t, you see. M> '" 'P ^ ltl" ''. he said, and the rom -1| .000 pcoplo heard Frank E. Jen- rivers will be u feature of the. sur
be allowed on gifts to the spouse
John G- Leonardy, candidate
I'he Bloodhounds u posse of
a donor, adopted child, nr grnnd- istration H. C. DuBose, there nre usefulness hinges upon siletic - [In,,y would agree to protluee -10,000; nings of Jacksonville, candidate vey. South of Lake ILxrncy, there county judge, appeared next.*
• highway out of Indo- child; nnd $10,000 to any other per 2,835 citizens who have registered ut this time."
!','nV ,f h*«d nitrogen annually in f„r Governor disruss the issues of are a number of {duces where the reminded his listeners th at he 1
A smaller group, of re|iortcrform of u re a .’
. ‘"uad the desertcxl son. The tax would apply on the for the coming primary. This num
th<- campaign ut the I'imdlus coun St. Johns corns within u distance born and raised in Osteen, in
har"lit«.
In
the
donor
und
to
the
total
amount
of
ty court homm Thursday night. of ten or twelve miles and even six lusiu county, but that he k
later
overcame
his
reticence.
lie
Morrison
will
continue'
his
Irstimuher
is
approximately
150
less
than
Iwe
wiih asked to corroborate a state- mony Friday and Kecretary Hoov- About half the audience were des miles to the Indian river, it was many years in this county, i
i .# Dlsiola. nn,I a large gifts he had mado in one year.
tho
unoffeia!
figures
given
out
n
rv, •/""•unition
and dyna_______
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This was proposed by Senator
ment of Owen I). Young, of th<* •
has accepted the committee's ignated ns members of "Jennings said, but those short distances are ho needed the office and wi_
Dawes committee, th a t Amurica invitation to give his views on for Governor" club by budges.
followed a trail Walsh, Democrat, Massachusetts. short time ago.
* .followed
not necessarily the most economical As if to justify his claims. „
Following several selections by for the canal. Other points have clared th a t only ono of th e <
I Jim. unl lBcre the posse He declared its object was not so
On the latest count many of the rendiiy would absorb half of th«- Muaclq Shoals nnd will appear Sat
tlu- Knight., of I'ythius band, Col. nature I water ways th at nuiy be dates had been living here
much to collect additional reve names have been stricken because
.
(Continued on page 8.)
jurdoy.
T. J. Wnlkins, prominent retired utilized, to good advantage in se than himself, and th a t this
nue, ns to prevent evasions.
business man, introducing the can lecting the proper site for the had held public office fo r <
und Andrea LemanA fter two hours debate an am- the persons have died or moved
didate declared "It gives mo greut canal, Col. Youngbcrg stated.
a«d Nitale Dca- mendment proposed by Sen. Reed. awuy since the last election. H ow
years and that should be
pleasure^to introduce to Clearw ater
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i. of New Or- Democrut, Missouri, was accepted ever it is likely that there will not
A report from W. A. U ffler, for any man. He told hi
people n rhan whom I know to be hcairniun of truffle and transporta
1 D0w?MIU a,U WCre ar> with the understanding it would be be this many qualified by reason of
of such a fine c h aracter Mr. tion committee was to the effect that in contradiction to
worked over in conference, liber the fact that some of the citizens
’
U u r alizing the rules on collection of
Jennings has been known' to me that C. H. Harrison has been re rumor, he U not a m
fail to pay poll taxes. About two
Catholic Church, but t
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P a r t e d their additional assessm ents of taxes. weeks before the election Mr. Du
From the singing of tho hymn. Bcrean Brotherhood won over the for several years and I can vouch tained to represent the Chamber Episcopal <’
for
his
Christian
and
moral
ch
ar
It
would
perm
it
the
taxpayer
to
of Commerce in behalf of its fight
nwT ri-IT * they
on
Bose will go over the tax receipts
The ch* ....
Christian
Soldiers.” older class by one point.
acter.”
but
were con withhold payment of additional as and check with his list and the “Onward
ngulnst the proposed Increase of Mayor Lake had i
Several
ddreues
together
with
which
opened
the
entertainment,
Hon. Don C. McMullen, form er carters’ rates on all classes except
An a PP®al to sessments until a court hearing.
qualified list announced at that
tcrini at
Other amendments were accept time.
to the benediction, which closed special musical numbers, featured state senator of Tampa, charac perishable produets. He sU ted th at The incc
d a S * me court resulted
terized
Mr.
Jennings
os
a
"m
an
of
the
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affair, the banquet given by tho evening’s program. Judge J.
under the proposed- increase San
h£LB 8€Cond conviction ed, on motion of Senator Willis.
Precinct nupnber three, one of
worth wnom
rhom every d ti- ford will pay the sam e rates as resent
“ *f7 rc?uri *uatoined. Republican, Ohio, making effective the Sanford polling places, has the the Sunday Morning Club to the | u.
Sharon, teacher or
G. -Sharon,
of tne
the losing
losln; sterling
overn- other places in this vicinity rti. wayz i t c _
I
th,f Condemned immodiately upon enactment of largest registration with 1,019. members of the B lgH ere«n Broth- class, L B. Steele and Dr. J. T. zen should be proud of
pr."
Us
spoke
tyi
hi;
term s spits the water transportation fa- the citizen* of tl
d o.!^oprem e court the bill the increase o f two cents Precinct number one as the next c rhood at the F irst B aptist Church Denton were those who gave the
States
eonJ dhties. -The local organisation Is always come, to I
In a pack on playing cards, rather highest witk 978. The two local Thursday night, was a tremendous main talks of the evening. Sev- cl praHe of Mr,
ni
speaker
than thirty, days a fte r enactment
joining in tho ------ M p o r and that he I
succesa.
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oral selections by II. J. Crausu ac- nnd ns a m
have a total <Jf 1,992'in ob— -*----of the bill, and exempting from the; precincts
(Continued <
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The banquet, declared by manv companlod by Mrs. Crause, wore Board and
T h e . largest county precinct is
and
jewelry ta x eye glasses nnd spec- j Geneva
. .L.lh* three years
with 210 registered vot to be the largest and best affair of .enjoyed as were the
.
Liw enf<
m«n were
he had
selling for $30 or less.
wn
Colored
M j
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state market!
by atoCdSumnons-of-North Car* ers. Following ti the registration its kind ever given a t the church.
eaiipn..
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f
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iiadeLhy-JJS.paople. Schelle
1orgar
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Wtbfeir
sndered
monte Springe. 71. Gabrielle, 82,
government
» acted a . toastm aster In •
CHICAGO,
"fhout
rsrily
withJiirHr W l
LakaI Monroe, 89, man l
4enpl—
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to
all
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of more than
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Registered V o t e
Announced as
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Frank E. Jennings
; ; , ' I K ^ ‘.I™5 Z Received By Large
S Crow d .Clearwater
Banquet at Baptist Church Thursday
Night Attended by Over One Hundred
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
THIS WEEK IN
SANFORD :
Celery Shipn^ents
Thursday.
Regular meeting Spanish W ar
Veterans, 8 p. m.
Friday.
. Weekly meeting-luncheon Cham-,
ber of Commerce, Haldez Hotel,
12:15 p .m .
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. Regular meeting Rebeccas, M a-1
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
May 5 ..
C. C. Aldridge to City of San
ford.
. Mnrion T. Hall to Edward C. Mil
Ur.
T W . A. F itts Sr. and.wife to W.
I i Davis.
J. II. Sipes nnd wife *o Mary E.
Stiles.
Harry F. Kent Takes
Over The Agency For
The Flint Automobile
As members of the sales force.
Both men are experienced In this
line of business. The public is corInvited .to inspect 'th e car.i
splay in the sales rooms of
the firm in the new Kent building
on Commercial Street. Free dem
onstration* will be given upon re
quest. *
In taking over the agency for
this popular well known six-cylin
der car, Mr. Kent announced that
this business will be entirely sep
arate from the Kent Vulcnnizing
Work*.
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GOLF COURSE PAYS
JACKSONVILLE. May 8.—The
Ill-bole municipal golf course, op
ened for play last fall, is proving
a money maker, according to flgurus announced by Dr. M. B. Herlong, city commissioner in charge
of the course. For the five months
of its operation, the counte pro
duced a revenue of $12,729.50. This
is compared with an estimated ‘rev
enue for 1924 of $10,000. These
figures show the course is alreudy
paying n ten per cent return on
the investment, states Dr. Herlong,
who further say* the numbor of
players is increasing daily,
For May 7
Wnycross .......
Chicago __
Potomac Yard
Boston ...........
Pittsburg .......
New York .....
Florence .......
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PARIS. May tL The JuxuducL
cctornl campaign hn* been waged
In grentcr political confusion than
has existed, in the country since,
SORORITY PLEDGES ARK
just after the fall of the Second
ANNOUNCED
Empire, a royalist parliament was
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE sent to Paris to inaugurate the
Republic.
FOR WOMEN, May 8. — Sigmn Third
P arly lines arc so broken and
Delta Pi, honorary scholastic sor party politics so vague that poli
ority, announces
the following tical |irophcts are nt n loss to find
pledges: Beryl La worn and Hel a basi* for any sort of predictions.
en Hill Jones, Okeechobee; Flor The only certain element in the
ence Picrpont. Pennsacola; May situation is that for several months
the pendulum hns been swinging
Winfield, O'Brien; Miriam Connor, toward the Left, th a t is to say in
Inverness; Annclle Ball anil Bea favor of the more liberal parties.
trice Cnndco, Tallahassee; Kather Radicals and Socialists, and against
ine Prime, Sarnsoia; Inez Turner, the moderate and conservative govPerry; Myrtis Trueman and Hel em inent majority.
All the special elections held
en Jackson, Jacksonville; Lois
Curry, Brndonlnwn. Active, mem ^since Inst fall, including parliamen
bers lire Nina McAdnm, Theodora tary, city and departmental, have
Thompson, Avon Park: Lois M.*_- shown large gains for the SocialQueen, Palatka; Aldie Helms, Or 1ists and Radicals. Local circum
Lando; Lou M. Kdgerton, Whit stances entered into some of these
field nnd Mildred Game, Tallahas i results but on the whole they nro
ucccpted, even hy the modernts and
see.
consrvatives of the "National
Block" as showing a decided ten
dency toward radicalism and social
ism.
The Radicals and Socialists, how
ever, have big gains to make if
they wrest the majority of the
chamber from the "National Block"
services in a drive against thieves, which, in 1919 won 116 scats from
highway men and footpads who them and constituted a government
have mado their presence felt in coalition of 400 member* ill the
this community recently by dnr- lower house, in spite of the fact
ing hold-ups. "Do your stuff," that the Radicals polled 2,000,000
Chief of Police Williams instruct votes ns compared to 1,800,000 in
ed his men. "Then call an ambu 1014, and the Socialists increased
lance. Don't bother about calling their vote of 1,100,000 in 1014 to
the patrol wagon when you catch 1,700,000. The Radical nnd Social
a crook at work. More ambulance ist coalition, however will not go
rides for kiiojfe crooks nnd few to the country with the full
er patr«d w n d p lir e should have a strength of the parties as polled in
singularly deWrrcbt effect bn 1011. The Communists have sap
ped a great deal of the strength
crime," the chief declared.
of the Socialist party. Only the
result of the coming election will
POWELL LEAVES FOR
show how many votes the Com
SARASOTA
munists have taken, but surface
TAVARES, Mny 8. — Willis II. indications are that the faction
Powell, who recently resigned his which takes its orders from Mos
position ns secretary of the Lake cow will poll in the neighborhood
County Chamber of Commerce, of 1,000,000 votes. This would leave
left here Tuesday for Sarasota, the Socialist* with about the same
where he will take up similar du number, supposing th at the two
ties with the chamber of commerce factions together show a small gain
there. Prior to his departure, Mr. over 101-1.
Powell let it be known that he had
The Radical purty ulso hns been
many things in mind designed to weakened by the resignation of
broadcast the advantages of S ara exclusion of a number of deputies
sota.
Cnrrnbelle. —Graves Brothers’
Pensacola.—The Sherrill Oil Co.
announces th at it will enlarge its lumber mills and timber has been
facilities here at a cosf. of over bought hy Pchsaeoln lumliernui'i
for more than I ,$500,000.
$100,000.
.
Council of thl* Co/poratinn of thl.< |
town arc n lot of pilTlinjc f r a u d s , 1
in regard to'tlt'c 'recognition fif. th£ , *V
I Civic Kunrtny,"w* an utterance of J
the first Labor Lord Mayor, Al- JL
dcrinmi Bobbie. He added th a t the • V
members of- the corporation have «£♦
recently Attended church in abch i JL
small num bed that he would n o t1 ♦
waste hia time putting on the
Visiting
Pianist Of
Germany Is Impressed
With Music in Country'
We tak e g reat pleasure in announcing th a t we have
taken over the agency of the Flint m otor car, and wish to
invite all our friends to visit our show rooms inspecting
this exceptionally popular motor car.
BERLIN. May 8. — The United A
States within 30 year* will be pro- T
diprirg an unlimtied am ount of Amertenn music fully equal to the A
work of the composer* of Europe, j $
in the opinion of Ignaz Friedman,
the German pianist, who recently
r*tnrft.ed here after a tour of the j
United States. Mr. Friedm an waa V
particularly impressed with the
interest in music shown in cities of $
the middle west.
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NEW PACKING METHODS
ORLANDO, May 8. — Several
new methods of packing nnd shipping citrus fruits nre expected to
grow out of n meeting of his ofTieinls cnllcil for this city on Mny
I.’l by B. W. Dunn, chief engineer
of the American Railway Associntion. Meeting with the railw ay
officials will be representatives of
The strength of the different
groups in the present Chamber is
as follows: Republican Democratic
E n ten te INutional Block), 170; In
dependents. mostly royalists, 27;
deputies belonging to no group, 22;
Republican anil Social Action, 47;
Republican Democratic Left, *88;
Republican Left, 56: Republican
Socialists, 32; Radicals, 82; Social
ists, 50; Communists, 13.
Prncticnlly nil the particn, ex
cepting the Communists, Social
ist.!, Radicals, Republican Social
ists nnd n few Republicans of tb"
Left, were in the government nv*jority nnd were classed as p a rt hr
the "Nntional Block."
The full
strength of the Chamber wns 026,
but a number of seats were vacant
nnd some deputies not inscribed on
uny list. The next Chamber will
contain only 584 members.
The
Radical-.Socialist-Republican Soci
alist coalition must win 115 seats
from the government m ajdrity in
order to gain control.
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Many thousands of Flint Sixes have been placed in
the hands of owners during the last few months and the
satisfaction demonstrated by those who own this make
confirms the predictions of its fam ous creator, W. C. Du
rant.
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Of unusually pleasing lines, of substantial construct
ion, embodying the best in workmanship, the Flint Six
stands supreme in the motor world today.
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We shall be glad to talk over your motor problems
with you and if you should be interested in the Flint, our
salesmen will be'pleased to dem onstrate.
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Jnmatchable Values For
F R ID A Y and SA T U R D .
With coupon woi tli 1
purchase of pattern
Pants at $3.00
StandardD esigner Summer
Quarterly
With coupon worth 10c with
purchase of pattern.
Pillow Cases at 23c
Men’s White I)uck I Pants
nt i>cr pair
42x36 Pillow Cases at each
PONGEE AT 98c
ToWels at 19c
17x36 Bath Towels at
$1.25 Silk Pongee
At i*t ynrjl „
Shirts at 89c
GINGHAMS AT^Sc
Pants at $2.00
32 inch Dress Ginghams, value 35c
At per yard..... ...........
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Sheets at 98c
Towels at 18c
72x90 Sheets at oath
16x34 Huck Towels at
DAMASK AT 89c
$1.00 Table Damask 72 inches wide
At per yard ...................................... .........
Shirts at $1.50
Trunks, Suit Cases,
%
$2.00 Men’s Dress Shirts at
and
Hand
Bags
Men’s, Ladies’, Boys
INDIANHEAD AT 29c
Misses’ and Children’s
Slippers at
35c Indianlieud 36-in. wide
at
Spreads at $2.39
81x90
Ripplette
Spreads at each
BLEACHING AT 19c
Best grade 25e Bleaching. 36 inches Wide
____At per yard ...............___
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Shirts at $2.45
$3.06 Men’s Dress Shirts at
,
Gowns at 98c
GINGHAMS AT 45c
G9e Tissue Ginghams, 32 inches wld6
At per yard ...................... .............
$1.50 Ladies’ Muslin
Crepe Gowns at each
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MONO g o v e r n m e n t officials and
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m usical,
p o p u l a r B 82 ileg. W . 8.13 31 ft.— If acres, i
t h e west.
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aongs.
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Lot* 21 a n d 22. B lock C. Mite I t - ) nil iiatedI lo Hemlnole C o u n ty . F l o r
fo r T ux H erd , to Issue In a c c o rd t i l ' s S u r v e y of L evy t l r n n t .
fro m M ankato.
Th
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W B A I 1 M i n n e a p o li s ( 4 1 7 )
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L o ts 79, SO n n d
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sical.
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4 :3 0 b e d t i m e ;
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............
283. tin ted
t h e .............
2nd tiny o f J u n e . A. p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e r t i f i c a t e
No.
WEAF N e w Y o rk ( 4 9 2 ) 5 :3 0 - 8 lle
g .. E 341 ft., N. 88 lleg 30 m ln..| l» | 3 | 9. b u s nt, rt s a id r.-rillleiiite I n ' 282. d a t e d t h e 2nd d a y o f J u n e . A.
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sere*. T h e said l a n d b e in g assessed t|,,t> f u r T a x lie.-il (<■ issue 11 a e . m y office nnd h a s m a d e u p p ll e it W JY
N e w Y o rk
(405)
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f o r T a x Heed l o Is sue In 11A
9 :3 0 e n t e r t a i n m e n t .
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Ih e
n.uno o f L’n- ■■"te i-robrui'es t h e f o l lp w lp e rltilel sl -- J' rHoon
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d escrib ed
T h a t s a i d EnOriile I,. E n tz n iln g e r. hole B o u n ty , F ln rlih t, t o - w i t ;
c h e s tra , e n te r ta i n e r s ; 9 :10
prop, rt> s i t u a t e d III H em lnolu C o o n .
C e rtific a te No.
songs;
9 :2 0
o r c h e s t r n ; P u r c h a s e r of T ax
L u is I t . 15 a n d
18,
Block B, t> F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
480 d a te d t h e 3rd day of J u n e , A,
9 :5 0 s i n g in g .
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Lots 82. 83. 8|. S5 a n d 88. B lo c k
I t 1907. ha.* Illeil sa id r e r t l f i c n t e M i tc h e l l's S u r v e y of Levy
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O a k l a n d )5 0 9 ) 10-12 M ills 111 m y o f f ic e an d tins m a d e a p p l i c a T h e sa id la n d b e in g a su e s s e d a t the B, M itc h e ll's S u r v e y tif Levy G r a n t .
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tio n fu r T a x H ieil to Issue In n r .
C o lle g e A l u m n i b a n q u e t .
d a t e of tlie I s s u a n c e of su c h c e r t i
Said c e r t if i llc a te In t h e nann* of N. |l. G iles.
W O A W ' O m a h a ( 5 2 6 ) 6 s p e a k e r ; en rild nce w i t h la w .
c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e b il lo w in g d e s
T h a t s.ild E m m i e I . E n t z n i l n g e r . ficate In t b e n a m e o f I ' n k n o w n .
6 :3 0 o r c h e s t r a ; 9 c o l l e g e c rib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d in Heml. Porc buHe r of T a x
C eM Ificate No
T h a t s a id E m m ie
E n tx m lU K cr,
270. il.it- ■I th e 2nd d a y o f J u n e , A p u r c h a s e r of T u x C e r t l f l r n t e
program .
nolc C o u n t y , F lo r id a . I n - w i t : ’
No.
Ileg. N'W. rn r . of l a d 55, Block H, B. 1313. h a s illeil s 1 HI c e r t i f i c a t e In 2*1 d.ile<| tlie 2nd d a y of .lo n e . A.
W D A R P h ila d e lp h ia (3 9 5 ) 5:3 0 m y o ff ic e aiol h n s m a d e u p p lle tilh o i H 1313. Ii ;ih filed s a id c e r t i f i c a t e In
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9 :3 0 o r h c c s t r n .
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r e r lll lc n t i- fo r T ax Hi ed la Is sue lo a c c o r d a n c e
d e g r e e s 30 m i n , E. 812 31 ft., N I aiu'e w ith law .
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P h ila d e lp h ia (509)
5 : 3 0 d e g r e e s . W , 19# 33 ft., M. 85 d e g r e e s embraei-M tin- f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d .With law. B ald * c e rtific a te e m b r a c e s
r o p e r t y s l to a t i- d In H. ro lm d e C o u n I be b il lo w in g fie -.erlbed
p ro p erty 1
-8 :0 3 o r c h e s t r a , c o n c e r t , in m i n u te s , IV. 5 12 .3 t fi — 2 sn ncres. pty.
F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
T b e siilil l a n d b e in g a s s e s .... I at. (be
sit u u l i d In He ml n o te C o u n ty . F l o r
dance.
l.ota II n n d 32. B lo ck H M i t c h ida, Ill-Wit;
d a l e o f t h e Isaioiiiee of su c h c e r t i
$148 Four Piece Ivory Bed Room Suite,
$10 Ivory Reds in -1-G and
May
W 1P
Philadelphia (6 0 9 ) 4 :0 5
e ll's H o rv e y o f t.i vy G r a n t ,
The
fies In |o t h e n a m e of Hnkiiown.
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:............
.I.'OiJ.li.... . $7.75
o rch estra; 6 talk .
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G ran t.
p u r c h a s e r o f T a x Ci r t N I d t o N’d. of t h e I s s o u iire o f s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e TMhleii hsaid
W 7 ! _ . . r h i i ^ l p h i a ( 3 l i 6 j 1 t a l k ; 441
la n d b e in g a s s e s s e d n t tbg
.d a ts d t h e Irsl d a y of Juu*. A. l/i t h e n a m e o f I ' o k n o w n .
e I s s u a n c e of s u c h r e r t i $19 “Pride of OrnnK» ’ Mistress 3-6, 3-3
|1. 190T, lias flint M id eeVttllents ' T h a i s a i d Msiioie L. t i u l a m l i i g m dllar tael e ofIn t hHie
Mattresses one lot extra«valn a m e o f Unktm W n. ’ ■
No.
J V C A E P i t t s b u r g h (4 9 2 ) 5 : 3 0 c o n in m y h f f l c s a n d h a s m a d e ap pllen - P o r e l o i s i r of T i t f’e r t l f l l e u l e
T
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t
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a
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d E m m ie L. E n l x m l n g e r ,
........
$13
and*
3-6
.sizes.
May
Sales
Price
.
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B ig g est Exclusive Event o f the Y ear
Have as much style in the fu rn ish in g3 of your home as in your,cJothes. Our
Annual May F u rn itu re Sale will m ake this possible a t a verjHlo
We
are listing but a few of.the.scores of .extraordinary bargains:*) fyiHH '
K D K A - 'S S h r ir g h - f W
p n ; 5 :3 0 b e d t i m e ; 6 " T h e
Violin M a k e r o f C r e m o n u , "
7, c o n c e rt.
KGW
P o r t l a n d ( 4 9 2 ) 10, leel u r e ; 12:30 H u n t O w ls.
KFAB P u l l m n n (3B0) 9 :3 0 - 1 0 :3 0
In ik a, union, p ia n o .
WKAQ S a n J u a n ( 3 6 0 ) 6-H s t u d i o .
WGY
S c h c n c c tm k (3 8 0 )
5 :3 0
c h ild re n ; (w J i h e a lth t a l k ;
6 :4 5 c o m e d y ’ " D a n g e r o u s
P e o p le ;" 9:30 m u s ic a l.
S e a t t l e ( 4 5 5 ) 10:30 m u s i
cal.
S p rin jrf le ld ( 3 3 7 ) 4 , m u
s i c ; 5 :3 0 b e d t i m e ; 6 ja z x .
S t . laiu i* P o s t - D i ’i p a t c h
( 5 1 6 ) 8 artist.*, a d d r e s s .
W a sh in g to n (4 6 9 ) 0:3 0 ,
talk , d ance, o r c h c a tr a , feu turcH.
sizes. Muy Sales Price
D iltl
Lot
of
D in in g
Roum
C h ars,
May Sales Price each
Hcao-d ut i In- d a t 1' of iIn. Ixiuauri- of
sindi c c rtif lc n tii In t h e n a m e of U n
known.
T h a t s a b l E m m ie 1. E n txm lngt-r.
purclin"*w of T a x <*•-rt 11f<-nt r> No
♦82. d a t e d tlie 3rd d a y of J u n e . A
B F'07. Inis filed sa id rcrtlfIrtil*In m , o f f ic e an d hit* m a d e a p p l i c a
tio n fo r T a x 1iced to Issue In nr*
r o r d t i n r e w l l h law . Said c e r t l t n n t c
M iilirurcs t h a f o llo w in g
d cscrlto -l
p r o p e r ty Hltiialed III Heililnnlu l.'ouIl
ly . F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
Beg. HE. c . r , I.oi 55, llluck B.
M itc h e lt'a H a n e y of Levy G r j n t
r u n H. 85 d e g r e e s 111 toln., IV, 311
fl . N I d e g r e e s \V I (ill.;, 2 fl N
95 d e g r e e s 3D l o i n . E 314 fl . S I
d e g r e e s . K. I M I .52 fl
7 b: M il's
j Tin- said la n d b e in g n s - e s s e d at HoCHILD'S KYEl.ASHES IUTTKN d a l e . o f t h e |-S ltan ee of sill'll eer| tllb-ute In th e nanil- of I’n k n o w n
OFF!
, T h a i s a b l E m m ie I, K n tx m in g er.
Glenn Herrick, noted Scientist,j p u r c h a s e r of T a x lY r t ll il e n io *j„
■y* “Down xouth I saw roachen no 183, d a t e d Ihu 3rd d a y of J u n e . A.
• 'c a le lo tile n il..... of J a m e s I,. Olji's,
'Hint hiiid Kmrnlit I*. H ni»m lngi*r.
p u r i l m s e r of T u x t Y r l l l l e a t c
No.
271. *l.i t * -t I h e 2nil dnV o f J u n e , A.
B 1913. Iiiim l l h d s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In
m y office a m i lias m a d e a p p l l c n t l o i i
f o e . T a x B e n t t o Is su e in ii r c o r i la n c u
w i t h law .
Haiti
ce rtific a te e m
braces
th e
fo llo w in g
ib -scrlb eil
lirnpi-rly s l t u n t i d In H e m ln o le t ' o t i n ly. F l o r i d a , t o - w l t :
la.l* 39, 4fi. II. 42, 13. II, 15. 48.
find II. B loek B. Mllcli. tl'n H urvi v
I.r L evy G i u i i U Tin- Mild l a n d b.
Itlg a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e of t h e Is
-■lance of s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e
in th e
n a m e of JiiincM l fc Giles.
T h a i s a h l Kiimtlff I . K n t x m l n g t r .
p u r e b n s e r of T a x 4 'c r t l l l c a t a
No.
273, d a l i d III*' 2nd d u ) o f J u n e . A
B. I9|:», h a s l i b d s a i d c i r t If I r a t e In
m y o ff ic e Mini tiaa m a d e a p p l l i a l l o n
foi Tux B r e d l o In in' In u c r o r i l a n r r
Hx I*l» law
Halil r c r t l l l e u l e cmbriici**
to*’ f o l l o w i n g
d '-scrjlied
p rop erly
lo g a s s e s s e d a l t h e d a t e o f Ih
n u a n c e o f su rli r e r t l f l e » i k In
n a m e of JaninH L. G iles.
Thill s a id E nioile L. E n l x m l n g e r , ,
p u r c h a s e r id* T a x t ' e r t l f l e a t a
No.
2 xi», d a t n l t b e 2nd d a y o f J u n e . A
B 1919. h a * fil'd s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In
m»’ o ffice uiiil lias m a d e u p p llc u llo ri
f o r T a x Beeil lo Is su e In l i r c o r d a t i r e
w i t h law . Hald c e r t l f l c a t i i ernlirar-'.H
Mi" follow lu ; deserllieil
p ro p erly
« ! ' p a l ' d lo H nm m olu F o u n t y. F l o r
ida. lo - w l l
ta d 93. B lock B. MllcUett'a S u r v e y
of l e v y G r a n t . T b e s a i d l a n d In
lo g a s s e s s ' d a l t b e d a l e of t b e |*.
n u an ce .if su c h e e r t l f I r a t e In lh«
n a m e >d I 'o k n o w n .
T h a i s a id E m m ie I*. K iitx m ln g i'r.
p u r c h a s e r of T a x t V r t l f l e u l c
No
2 * 7, d a t e d t h e 2nd d a y of J u n e . A
B 1919. lias filed s a b l c e r t i f i c a t e lit
mv office an d lia* inuilo a p p ll e n i m u
f o r Tax Ill-ell In i s s u e III n ceo rd lln co
w i t h law
Hald r o r t l f l e a t o e m b r a r i a
$ir»s
Suite, May Sales Price
.sp y e ia l,
.......... ............ $3
$107 Kultex Fibre, 3-piece LivinR Room
Suites, sepia finsh, May Sales Price
$S7
$ll.no Kaltex Fibre Rockets, CJreen finish
- May Sales Price ...........................
$().'»0
$15 Kaltex Fibre Settee, green finish; May
Sales Price ............ ....................... . $10
$16 Kaltex Fibre RockerH, Green finish,
May Sales P rice............................. :....
$12 Kaltex Fibre Rockers, green finish,
•May Sales Price ....................................
$10
Also a complete line of Maple Perch Rorl:ers, May Stile P rice................... $2.H0 to $s
SK
Unfinished Kitchen and Breakfast Suites
nt May Sules Prices.
FLOOR COVERING IN MAY SALES
A t from 20 to 50% Reduction
Every piece of Floor Covering, price not restricted by m anufacturer, , is
included at Special bale prices from one-fourth to one-half less than our
^ ^ ^ ^ t ^ M ^ f > ^ n d y F l o o i ’f€,> o v e r in ^ s )b y G e h e y d ,. ^ v f- f •
tcCtl Roach I’owdcr. Sold nnd guarBQteed by R. C. Rower.
31.1 ft. N. n n d H by r.DO ft E nnd
I list s a i d E m m i e I.. E ii t x i n l n g c r , In llo* iiunm of O v e r x t r c e t T u r n i- a * \V. al NE. c o r l a d &n. Block B. p u r c h a s e r of T u x t ' c r l l l l c n t c
No t i n e Fn,
T b n l nn lit E m m ie L. E ii tx m ln g i r. |
M itch ell's .Survey Levy
G ru n t,— t 2 .t*. d a t e d tin- 2ml d a y of J u n o . A
p iirrh a m -r of T a x F e r t l l l r a t e
Nn
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T h a t m «1A E m m ie I.. E n t x m l n g e r . ;
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T h a t said E m m ie L E n tz m ln g e r
of Levy G r a n t. T h e s a i d la n d f o r T a x Deed t o Issue in a c c o r d
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of L e v y G r a n t . T h e sa id latul N
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fo llo w ing d escrib ed
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T h u said la n d b e i n g usaes*, d a l th o
«t»d la Hemlnols C o u n ty , F l o r T h a t sa b l E m m ie
E n t i m l a f t o r . •l'ate of t h e lim u an ca o f s u c h c c r t l f l - Isatptlino nf su c h c e r t i f i c a t e lu t b e i B .
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T h e T h e s a id la n d h t l n g a s s e s s e d at* th e
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M id (anil b e in g a s s e « a e d a t t h e d a t e: iS*‘ * n t t h e I s s u a n c e of su c h c e r t ! C o u n ty . F l o r - n T l . . . e i i 'f
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B.t.
h a t s a i d E m m i e L. E u t a m l n F e r .
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filed ^aaij
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3S X
HOtJSEHOLDSECTION IN MAY* SALES *
Willow
ow-Laundry or Bo^y Raskets Genuine Belgium Willow, large size oval shape with end
handles. Will fit in the hack of an Automobile. Sale Price
.... 98c
B i h s c I Carpet Swecpcru with a lifetime of
Single with Glass Door. Sale price.....
$3.98
Servce:
5.75 Sale Prit-o
1.0.4
Single with Metul Door. Sale Price ....... $3.45
..........
$5.20
Double with Glass Door. Sale price ....... $L*1S
$6.50 Sale Price............ ....................
$5.18
Double with Metal Door. Sale P rice....... $3.98
$6.00 Sale Price............... .
Fireless (’tinkers. Ideals Domestic Science
Cooker. With or without Casters.
Glass Lamps Complete, No. 1 Pedestal
Lamps complete during s a le ................. 38c
$12.50 Cookerett, Sale price
$10.<)H
$15.00 Cookerett. Sale price
$13.18
$21.00 Standard Cooker. Sate price
$35.00 Double Cooker Sale price
. $21,18
$32.18
Oil Stove Ov'ens, with or withput gjnas doors
Apartment size.' Sale price •:..............
§1.98
500 Cedar Moth and Dust Proof Bags,
Hale P rice................................................ |$c
1 Id in Water Tumblers... Pressed
Ware,
Sale Price, 6 f e r .................................... 19c
Ice Tea (.lasses. Colonial Pattern, Press*
. «UVarc, (l for
..... ...... ........ ; 39c
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Good Discount on all Glass Ware and China.
OUR BETTER HOMES CLUB PLA N MAKES BUYING EASY AT MAY oALb PRICES
“Quality Did ItM
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Orlando,. Fla.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1921
No. 8, the structure to b« of creosoted snd untreated timber, and Japan Imports W heat
tinued. "As I jumped over the j
thfc work to be finished by January
feVERT
TRUE
fqu,c one of the pickets broke soil
BY
(JON
DO
As Rice Prices Rise
1, 1925.
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•he noise niusij have awakened SJr.,'
O ther m atters passed upon by
Calmed. Mr. Calmc* opened th*VANCOUVER, B. C , May 9. ‘— I
the board, according to the minute.:
rtnnr
and,abouted ‘H alt!’‘iintl Orel
A H , ipon 't s a y y o u tpo n ' t tv/tNrr' 'r t
included:
four ‘shots a t me. Being surprisAdvances In the price of native
’W I3, »»e., »s Afi3ocUT&LY A U6 Ki f m i m c y
C ontract was awarded for th<- rice are forcing Japan to buy Ca
!«l nnd frightened I fired two shots
eonstruction in Alachua county of
Y C U 'U . B e S O R R Y t h e
Rg s y o f
Y O U R (.Ip e .
in the direction that the fire of Mr.
several small bridges on Road Nu. nadian wheat in heavy quantities, — ^
Calmes' revolver was coming from,,
Y o u f4 n _ T o < 3 R ^ s p
according to T. Shimusaki, rep re
, Mnlut of sta te 's High- 2.
unfoturnntely for him and for
TMIS OPPORTlJNilJY - ■but
Decided to enter Into Contrnc* sentative of a Tgkio milling firm,
■*' Will Be Complet
me 1 killed him. 1 was ainni when
with Madison county for the con who is investigating the wheat sit
Mr. aClmes shot r t me and I alone
in' program Planned
struction of u hard-surfaced rond uation.
returned tlie lire which ktljcd Mr.
Road Department.
| Calmes."
from Madison to the Georgia line.
Mr. Shimusaki 3aid Canadian
When the ronfos d «n v u ; ion Jo '
HASSEE, Fhr., May 9.— Ahta-jroad is to be built with pro
public Tangip.ihf::; Kr.r!v.‘> m ithorl-!
y were made by, the ceeds of Madison county bond wheat could be imported by-Japan
ties, atto rn ey t ana the widow if
i department a t its lnsv money, the state contributing suf at ubout 15 ients n bushel cheap
than Japanese whent could be
Calmes prop-u:;c»d it “n trumped‘ ta)[e care of several ficient funds to complete the work er
up affair ' 'u ar, attem pt Y> save j
\ different parts of the a fte r the county’s funds have been pioduced, was much cheaper than
rice. The Japanese people, he add
, the lives i f Le ntn’ five compnn- i
WBipletioo of which will exhausted.
have come to prefer wheat to
iens They mdiitei out that h in '
jant links to the sta te ’ \
The board authorized the chnir- ed,
rice.
. .
renfsaiir.n did lot crincide with the 1
'
outstanding among man to enter into contract with
evidence ant! Mrs. Calmes declared
Japan hns imported 80,000 tons
(decision to call for bids Putnam county for the construction
'■he had seen two me i. There uluo ,
nrojects on Road No. w, of that p a rt of Road No. 3 from of Canadian wheat in the last three
» '*' n .|u tsi!‘ui concerning, the
Se^and Highlands coun- Dunn's Creek to San Mateo, and months, according to statistics of
■ ' eora is jrflpposed to have
the
port
of
Vancouver.
China
also
kid* will cover work on from Rice's Creek to the Clay coun
’ I, for bullets were found where
j roadw ay, the exact ty line’; and Road No. 14 from P i- has been a heavy purchaser, tak
i;t wits inid they could not h av e.
which has not yet beeji latku to the Alachua county line, ing 120,000 tons.
r*>me inon hi,, pistol or that of
it by the highway engi- provided th a t Putnam county con
t til men,
NEW YORK, May
The favwa* especially empha- tributes 815,000 a mile toward the
An«th-r feature hvtk t.(vm by
t *|| work affected by work. A proviso was written into ofite fashion fori ingerie sem-t a t
those
who place I little faith in (hei
tA /(5 C C / Y C S ^ ,
ijets is to be completed the authorization th at it m ust be the moment to be voile. Those uneonf* asinn war. that it came after;
itr 1, 1924, it is shown by determined that the arrangemen* derthings arc trimmed with Irish
O c P N ^ 'D e R e o
nil hope to efrnet. execution had 1
crocket. real filet medallions, or
I* of the meeting.
t . can be made legally.
vanished, nnd that Leona Imd eon-|
T
I
W
T
C
i
g
u
t
jd abo authorized thu
The departm ent decided to con colorful pipings. These garm ents
true ted tub. ciuliis is during id long
to call for bids on the sider the request of a uelegation themselves are often in pale blues
confincmen which physi.iain said
i river bridge, on RouJ from Holmes county that the loca- and greens.
would prove liiUil within n. few
months.
I his was referred to hy Govern
tion of Road No. 1 go through Bonor Purk'-r in u formal .statement
ifay when the survey is made
April
in connection with his dec
through that county.
laration
that
no reprieve would he
Assurance
was given
Major
• "ranted. After -iatin« tlie con
Brcwn, county engineer of Orange
victed num had had the hettefL nf
county, that the survey would b.«
counsel the (I iven
iddi I: *"At
■ made of Road No. 2 from Plymouth
■the lltli hour on of tln-ir nundier,
■ laeuth to the Osceola county line.
sh Eggs, per d o z.......................
now afflicted with tuberculosis,
'The departm ent also decided t j
seeks to assume
responsibility,
meet the request of Orange countv
hut
in
liia
own
statement
convicts
Plenty o f n ice f a t h en s
that the stata complete the ruck
1every man proven -to be a member
i shoulders on Rond No. 2 *rri i
of the party.
Lockhart to Plymouth.
“ Keeping thoroughly posted with
Thrt-e cdnvlct camps will be plac
every detail of these cases, hav
ed on Road No. I at points between
ing carefully watched the trial,
the Chattahoochee river nnd MontiPhone 22
realizing mine is an executive du
cello, where they will be put to
ty nnd being determined to buck up
work improving thut road.
1 the fullest ‘Xtent the decision of
the courts, after having carefully
. j read nil the evidence, in iny opinion these men are guilty of delib. I
(rule lonapirncy, wilful murder, j
an«t the-hiw shall take it* courts?'
without interference from
the!
(h.vernor. 'ibis decision is final."'
Groceries
Ginger Ale or
Sarsaparilla A * l |
2 BOTTLES
V
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SPECIALS!
- -HO.Ytf KONG, -liny- 5 —TIW
pass' ngcr motor boat Oporto,
"ailing from Hang Kong this
morning to Canton was seizrd by.
pirates immediately upon her de
parture hy pirates who kilter! the
Portuguese skipper and th** Indian
guard, and kidnapped forty pus
s' tigers.
Grape Juice
PintBottle L
No. 6, High
Quality
O N LY
HALVES OR SLICED
sell whiskey, lie had been told by,i miles of street - will ho widened and
Vito <!i Georgia, who later W.n paved within the next three months
killed in Chicago, thnt he could be with proceeds of the bond issues
come rich in n short time if ’ he authorized in th eelection held here
robbed the bank a t Independence. on April 29. The total of civic im
Lcmiu thought well nf the sugges provement expenditures will he be
tion and asked tiiglio to join him. tween $251)000 nnd $205,000. The
lie had mot Lemantin in New Or issue -which carried by a II) to one
leans and whan he bfuachcd th>* majority aim provides $230,000 for
subject to him Lemantin and bin Improvement and extension of the
friend Hint agreed to participate. city w atrr system and water mains
The next step was to find u man for fire protection.
who knew the highways about in
dependence nnd Deumore was per- RANCHER HEARS WIIIHTLING
riuuded to become n member of the
SPRING
pmty. Deumore asked Bocchio to
VISALIA. Cal., Mny 7.—Scien
Jain them uud the sextette «et out tists are investigating a miniature
foi independence. When the ban volcanic eruption report, d hy a
dit! approached the bank shortly rnnheer and nis wife wlm live m ar
after midnight Leona nnd Rim, here. They said they heard a pe
Leona said, left the cur while the culiar whistling sound nnd saw
other four remained. • Rini, how clouds of white smoke rising from
ever, Leona said, did not accoin- the vicinity of an old spring. The
PWiJ’l ,Mnh but disappeared in an Whittling continued for several
other diruction.
minutes, their subsided. ............. .
JUST
A & P
Clicquot Club
Ex. Fancy Lemons
DOZEN
205 Magnolia Avc,
Next to Milane Theatre.
| City's Assessed Valuation $7,000,000
S a tu r d a y ---- M o n d a y
ANNOUNCES AN INSTRUCTIVE
OUR CUSTOMERS APPRECIATE THE SPLENDID
VALUES WE ARE OFFERING IN HIGHEST CLASS
GROCERIES ANI) PURE FOOD PRODUCTS—THEY
KNOW THEY GET PUKE FRESH GOODS AT
PRICES WHICH ENABLE THEM TO SAVE MONEY
PI GGLY W l GGLY
(1'/C f f i W /V C i'lflC 9 fo ri5 c b
Melody
r f it'
A
A + C S’*
Van Camp’s orCampbelPs Per
Lipton’s —-2 lbs,
Granulated—5
No 1 Can
Bread is the Staff of Life
Gold Bar Sliced
THEREFORE HAVE IT GOOD
FANCY
Picnic
Pound
Strictly
Fresh
JprAIways Reliable
Post Toasties
Or Corn F lakes
ARMOUR’S VERIBEST
Strawberry & Cherry
Raspberry
OUR’FR U IT A N D VEGETABLE COUNT
I ER IS A T ALL TIMES COMPLETE.
Mrs. Gerhardt, of the Ballard Mills Home Economic Detaient, will be in charge servin g hot biscuits and cakes.
Inception at 4 P. M. Saturday: Mr,. G.riiardt will jri*« away Angel Food Coke
<•8 lb. sack of Ballard's Flour to lady holding the lucky number.
For the benefit of our m any customers who purchase BALFLOUR during the DEMONSTRATION w e will present
!
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WE DELIVER. NO WORftY ABOUT CARRYING
YOUR PACKAGES HOME, WHEN YOU
BUY FROM US.
YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED
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Woodcock & Rign«y
4
CORN B E E F ARMOUR’SNO.2
H A S H
CAN PERM
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT SW EET
MIXED PH
DILL PICKLES, SALT MACK ERAL
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T - V ,
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THE SANFfiRP H fftA L P , FfllftA fc W^ Y ,M g g l
»A Q B FO yB
CIRCUS DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN
The Sanford Herald
A s Brisbane
Si ees >It
,
think that your presence is absolutely necessary for the con
tinuance of the business in which you are engaged or the
• a 8svo.nl C la s s M a t t a r . O e- institution with which you are connected?' If you have this
, i | t » . a t th a, P o s t o f f l c a a t
F lo r id a , u n d e r a c t o f M a r c h idea, the more quickly you change your notions the better ofT
you will be.
,.
Hugo
Stinnes,
they
say
used
to
chuckle
^hurope
Can
t
gOLM Xn I- DBAS
■l. n o w A t m n is n o
Get Along Without Me,
can’t get along without
just at the time he th<
i v i n a i m & s r a t e **
___ ___
_________
most
important
man in the world, death came along and deT s a r ___ If.OO. P ' s M on th s
v a r l d In City by C a r r i e r p e r cided he had to turn.over His work to Homeone else.
l Hi W e e k l y E d itio n I I P e r about to enter on his reign of financial power, StinnesWhen
died.
And npny that Europe realizes it*must get along without him,
■
■FECIAL XOTIC151 All oblluvry
lo tk ii. cArdi of thanB*. revolution! a goofl many of the people living in those countries are be^
> ind notice* of entertalnmentiwhere ginning to think that his absence may be a blessing. At any
•horses ore mode, wilt be charged
rate they are getting along without Hugo Stinnes and per
V' for at regular odvertlolng rates.
haps they are getting along just a little better.
aboociated r a z n
It is easy for us to get to the point where we consider
la axclu*ourselves
indispensable to the future life of the movement or
for
ropub*
» eatUkM (• the *»•• dispatcher
tlon of tH
business
concern
with which we nrc connected. We get the
othorerloe
HIM W U o» not
end aloo the idea that if we were to step down everything would go to
r w . ' « b i s K 5 *h".fflr j j r am smash. But it is noticeable how well things go‘ when some
, u o f ra-^u b licatio v of apeclal
istc h sa herein a re aiao rra e rv e d . person; outstanding and considered essential to the life of an
f r id a y ~ m a y
_____ organization, suddenly dies. At first it is considered a calam
ity but as time passes another rapidly comes forward to
ILB THOUGHT F()R TOI)AY.
SOD CARES FOR HIS OWN: step into the place left vacant.
There is no person absolutely indispensable. The world
d they shall be thine, saith the
•d of hosts, in that .lay when
will continue to go around after we are all gone. Cities will
ke Up my Jewels; and I will continue to florish. Improvements will continue to be made.
r* them, as a m a n spareth his
B'kon that serveth him.—Mala- Business will continue to grow. Florida will continue to grow
rapidly. Sanford will continue its rapid pace ahead. And so
on. One little human being avails little. Wc are here today
I wsht you most when morning
breaks, *
,
To (rive me courage for the day.
Or ao I want you most .
When noon is here, artd life la gay .
Dawn speaks to me bf yon," •
But when the sun is high
And skies are blue,
Then^-too—I long for you.
1 want you in tht- long nfternoons
When I am Jlred and the hour* are
dull;
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Or do 1 want you most when sum
mer moons
Bblna over gardens where glad
Ibvers walk
lllance sweet?
I want you when skies darken
And the wind* are cold—
I wajit you then to hold
I want you when the firelight
fchines warm
And ^uddy .from the hearth,
And damps are lit
And with a book In idle mood I sit,
Waiting to hear your hand upon
the door. ■*
And when the hours have run their
bourse
And .sleep touches me lightly with
her magic wand,
Then 1 stretch forth my hand,
Seeking for your hand,
And ja y trie down to sleep,
Knowing you loviv—
Then I want j,uu most.
.. C ^ I A 5IYROVER ROBINSON.
Evening!
Live right and you won’t be
w anftig t o live
Safiford^the Florida hoadiiuar- WH1 there be n Special week In
8anford devoted to paying bills?
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Work on the big, two hundred
room hotel Is supposed to begin
the first of June.
W hat have you done today for
the good of Sanford and Seminole
county?
Tha coalition In congress seems
to be taking the Republicans for
. a ride.
The little girl down the street
wants to know whether the Cincin
nati Reds are a bunch of BolaheyVU.
National Music Week Is being
observed in Hanford, a city gen
erally believing in worth while
movements.
Dr. A. W, MncKenzitV told the
to Sgnford, for this is the "highest
celerted city In the state.”
A used car owner t
thinks he is driving a |
People go to a lot of t:
should keep away fronj
LET(5 g o !
Absence of wintrr n
heart grow fonder of it,
Many of us can’t gj
clothes to the poor be
we would get sunburned
HENRY. FORD bid renl money,
for Muscle Shoals, agreed to m anu
facture fertilizers, and the farm
ers know that he would m ftnufaot
ture them. Many other concerns I
are now bidding, but not ronl
money. One bid offers one hundred
and twenty million dollars and re
minds you of the conversation be
tween Messrs. Webber and Fields,
burlesque nctors, in the old .lays;
"But, Mike, we ain’t got
says the other.
”1 know it, but ain’t it
offer?”
Ford offered to pay the
ment $215,000,000 during
riod of his lease, and he
money.
ritMthdir Jhi
Tfie Pfinze.
AN EL PASO bank closes its
doors in the southwest, that should
know only prosperity. The other
day on important bank in the
northwa&t-wax-in trouble and only
saved by merging with another
bank.
Farm ers can’t mako a living, and
while everything is done" fo r ’fallroods and other corporations, to
make sure that their stockholders
get dividends, nothing is done fdf
farm ers except to give them fa th
erly advice. ______
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SOMETHING BETTER m ust bo
done befote long or there will be
touble in more bank and trouble
In two olii political parties.. They
have done nothing in many years
fo r anybody except politician* and
corporations.
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While In Florida the fishing season lasts for twelve
months, perhaps what is properly called “the fishing season"
begins at about this time of yenr. In the winter months
many of us are too busy to devote very much time to sport
of this kind, but ns the warmer months of the yenr approach
and the Thursday half holidays roll around, fishing becomes
port of our weekly routine.
In Outdoor Life the following deluded description of the
fisherman nnd his ways was found:
He riseth up in the early morning and goeth
forth animated, filled with high hopes and exalted
expectations.
When he arriveth at his destination, he setteth
about his arduous duties.
Soon he wormeth his way into the confidence of
the unsuspecting and guileless fishes and feeleth not
. a-shamed.
He gloateth as ho contemplates feeding on their
flesh, as do the ravens when they view the remains
of ope of his dead countrymen who hath fallen by
the .wayside, , ; ;. , ‘ ■ . ,
He amlteth the Water with his rod in his wrath,
if the fishes faileth to be ensnared by his hypocriti
cal allurements, and with his slouch hat wageth war
on the HfxMeggod parasites which swarm about his
head—crazy for his heart’s blood.
The heavier and larger fishes nre many times
during the day drawn to the surface of the wnter,
Ufily to effect their eagapej'but the unmi.npicimna and
venturesome youth Sometimes graceth the frying« e v — U^n. ■ . ___ ___
ft Is with tired limbs, worfi out by constant sit
ting; tired fiyea, which have been intent on watch
ing; and worn-out, befogged brain, taxed almost to
exhaustion, tryirtg to concoct new lies to tell his
Wends, that he ploddcth wearily homeward at
night-fall, bis feet and clothing soaked with muddy
water, a liar, who regardeth not a shadow of the
truth.
After he arriveth home, a good, juicy steak
greeteth his reawakened interest in life, and after
doing it ample justice, he sallyeth forth to greet, re
pent, and be the blatant hero of the day.
-
'ent* are
S k v s om A t% « Th£
MUt£ B66H ST& BUCK.
i s The o / te TRaT w in s
C opyriafii.
Lo, The Poor Fisherman.
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I II
KAA1 d '\
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ElA’1 IfIt
/Iff
Jff
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Wf/it'! V 1
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It never rains in the S*j
Gobi deserts so they woul
places for picnics.
$6,COO,”
a good
Thousands pf men to.
their l^vea to the fact d
women shoot with both e;
govern
the pe
has the
THEY DO THINGS roughly in
other countries. In Russia, fortytwo men are accused of giving and
Inking bribes. If convicted they
will nil he executed, in Hongkong
Tuesday, thirty-eight Chinese were
shot to death. They had run away
with the steam launch Kwong Tuk.
WE ARE MORE gentle hero.
Men steal a naval reserve or take
a few hundred milliun out of a gov
ernment shipbuilding nr airplane
enterprice but they are not shot
to death. They go to I’nlm Beach,
or to Paris. And their lawyers
say, with hearty approval of many
newspapers, thni it is outrageous
to make n fuss about such things,
and do so much investigating.
THE RECORD” FOR casting a
fish-hoop goes to F. C.Ucrgcr, who
heaved his line, with a four-ounce
singer, more than 4115 feet. T h a t’a
interesting, but not im portant.
Whta’s wanted is ships with steel
nets, to scoop up each day a few
thousand tons of fish that are wait
ing to be caught, nnd distributed
to the people at a fair price.
THE GOVERNMENT should
help the fishing situation by
killing
off
the
term
of
thousands of small-sized whales
that
devour the shore-bound
saliBgiL dn .cold, northern .wnU»s*j
r“*W5wph "B1htHn, of Milwaukee/
has seen those whales literally in
teas of thousand* following the
shoals of salmon.
D'ANNUNZIO, having triod ev
erything, is now bankrupt and will
scjl his original manuscripts. He
need not feur th at he will know
actual want, for Italy will see to
that, and Mussolini personally
A Virginia boy who th
could rob a man iml get i
it will be 50 before he ct
accord Ini: to a judge.
K EEP THE DOLLAR MOVING
MIAMI DAILY NEWS
That’s the Success Rule
“You pay him, he’ll pay me, I’ll moving. That is the main thing,
pay you.” and three bills are paid keep the dollar moving. The dolby the same coin, nnd without add- lnr doesn’t do anyone any good that
ed effort on the part of any or th i reposes in the pocket or in some
need of making sacrifices; th o u g h 'ono’s sock, but if it is taken out and
it would be better to sacrifice some [ given an airing it will bring joy to
pleasures now nnd then, if such, every person it touches.
It will
deprivation were needed in order to enable you to pay your debt to
pay debts. Every week should b e 1some one, in turn some one will
a week for paying bills, but since pay another, and he another, nnd
it is not, this week has been deslg-' a fte r many days it will return un
aided as “ Fay-Up-Week" in Miami ■to you. a fte r having run a p art of
sad vicinity, ami if the mayor’s its course, and made a good fight
proclamation iu heeded muny an and kept the faith in cancelling
old account will be settled a n d , many a debt. It will return unto
ninny n Miamian will get on th.! you just like bread cast upon the
Hfcht side of the ledger.
I waters, though the return will be
One lone dollar will pay a bill, much faster.
It w ill'pay for a daily paper f o r| Pay-Up Week Is for all, and If
several weeks’, a kitchen apron or all enter into the spirit of the
two, two or three pounds of steak ,' game much good will have been
. a tsmall box of cigars, four gallons done by Saturday night. The cam<u gasoline, an excellent Sunday pnign is different from all others,
dinner, "eats Jo r two a t the thea- in that the dollar does the work,
ter, a bottle o f.sp ring, tonic, cre en not the individual. And.the dollar
fees Jit a
W g 8 * t o w fn’t get tlrdd; It* IfTs silver, it
an. automobile lire, fdr mowing the won't w ear out; if paper, it can bo
, Lawiv, itw- Vxuan^t at and y 4 > « J |^ p r ^replaced -without iosn. No tme'tun
-awull.necktie, a shave and a hair- beeirabie to discover u rin v e s t per
mit or a bob, a pair of chiffon petuai motion; keep the dollar movstnekings, and a thousand and otic ing and perpetual motion vdl be
other things—if the dollar is kept approached.
There Is Coming A Time Y
When your Earning Capacity is much less
Present time— N^’v la the time to save—while you
able.
You will be surprised to see how fast your Sad
Account will grow with regular Systematic Saving!
the Seminole County Bank.
----- COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH U8MAKE THIS YOUR BANK
ea, N e u r a lg ia , Rheunut
i d A ll A c h e « and Pm
ALL DRUGGISTS
tSc and 65c, jart and lake*
Hospital file, $3.00
THE LOVE OF MUSIC
PALM BEACH POST
of
Music
Week
«o
IN CALIFORNIA his (McAdoo's) foes organized whnt
was declared to be an effective campaign, but it withered to
the tune of six to one. In Texas, Governor Neff, a popular
official stumped the stute for an unlnstructed delegation
which would presumably put the governor forward, but the
McAdoo followers so far outnumbered the opposition that the
victory there was almost as outstanding as that in California.
Oklahoma indorsed the former Secretary by an overwhelmin McAdoo territory, so that he takes ngain tho rank-h*.hdtlf
at the beginning of the camphitm as the leading caiidlda&
Ninety-two thousand dollars
worth of real estate sold In one
day Would certainly Indicate about
the hame thing that the bank
•Utementor show.
From tho victim’s point of view
th at was a bit of hard luck, to be
discovered an escuped "lifter’" when
sent up on u four-year sentence for
another crime.
Southwest and Northwest.
Ford Bids Beal Money.
Rough Abroad, Smooth Here.
First Prize for Casting*
MV FAVORITE STORIES
By IRVIN S. COBB
Extremes an* drawn to extretnes nnd awnings,
tuuon of sales is on. Now
the time to buy everything you —that Is n well-known fact nnd I
ed and, i t a reduced rate.
The t a n not claim the honor of being the
*e buyer, the economical'house- first to direct attention to it. But
fe, ia always watching for bar- a t least it does remind me of a
story. In the sideshow the ro
mance had ripened. The midget
Governor Smith has been invited fell iq love with the gianteili. She
debate on the prohibition ques- wan nearly eight feet . tall; he
n. .but Governor Smith doesn’t measured from crown to to«, just
ntL to debate any auch question, thirty inches. But he had Joat as
i kjiows his attitude-toward that much love in his soul aa though
i.
tsBon ia not progressive enough he weighed a ton.
Democracy,
Howevur, the lady wna c o y :’the
j had been properly raised. JSrShe
►tee men play roulette, some ! wouldn’t oven let him bold" h«V
>1* and we understand from au- hand.
•4
fitatfve sources that a few play
Ona .Sunday morning
*jong, but the greatest gam* •pring, when the circus tri
of them all in the fellow who lying in u siding, the pa!
Almva belts the train to tho for a walk across the field
they promenaded in th
meadows the dwarf bef
Svfclyn Nexbit abandoned her lofty object of his affecl
t against Harry* Thaw because Juat one kms. Finally sh
his millions. Millions shouldn’t to bis importunities bq$,
tfca any difference in a demo- for hi* eager lips to rcac
bui would be n e ^ v a ry for h«i
; fqnny how often it does?
down. Merely bending ov
— ■ CJ i —
not-H kt-thcre still wouli
aonrille with a community **.hiatus of a t least a foqt
of over two ^hundred and
do”
thopiand dollars, exceeded
**Y«ir decision al
4 j * b y ievon thousand delAbsolutely.”
Tha community chest plan
S t . I ” 1? * * * '
t o b # looked upon w ith fa*
RETURN. ENGAGEMENT
we do not let them come into the
United States, the Chinese art*
warning Matsui, Japan’s Foreign
Minister, that they, thee Chinese,
im nese,
congresses
and
r Iministralive j slrum ent, th at some one in nearly
upeechc.s. Its uses and benefits are ( every family can pick out harmony
nkplfold and subtle and altogether j from steel strings. It is fine that
wonderful.
I those who enjoy music yet who
While the lessons wo first learn- ; cannot play may avail themselves
ed arc the best; nnd the songs w«. of instrum ents that will play muflfat heard sung nre the sweetest; sic for them . And surely all o[
still, there are anthems and airs us.can whistle or raise our voices
nad melodies of times more mod- 1 in song.
um
fnruuuee
nhnv.. mi*,
tin ,! it itwouia
woulddcbea acirenry
drearyworld
worldwere
were*■
vrn that
moi raiauu»usu»r
, t
apan must tertalnm ent. The music th a t sends 1one thing thnt Is not improper on ■
men into battles and thrills them any ocrasion. Year by year from 5
and stirs them until every drop of
“fighting blood” is tingling on its
way, is but u variation of the eradie song that in an earlier day
soothed to rest those same valiant
soldiers. When the funeral dirge
is played and notes co ne whisperingiy low and soft in rolemn meas
ure, th at is but a differentiation of
the notes of the mocking bird and
thrush when in their happiest mo-
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, * \,s
FOR ONE WEEK
"The Rolling Stones”
a
three act comedy drama with prologue.
Lots of clean, wholesome Comedy.
Music by
That Famous Green River Singing
Orchestra.
Admission 25 and 55 eta.
ADVERTISING
TAMPA TRIBUNE
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D
. There arc still some dumbbells tislng th a t the American people [
.who claim that newspaper advertfs- show auch an astounding record of
expenditures for the necessities and 1
comforts of life. This same statistician figures, for instance that i
the American people spend $12 - i
000,000 a day on automobiles, "i’n
addition to $2,856,000 a day fo r'
s t^ c t car ridea: $0,600,000 a day
fo r electrical iimsuiiaiiutne;
merchandise; 4I1.U
$1,000UU.*
(MX) a day for tea; $1,760,000 a day
i for
life Insurance;
dsv
11 I A/U\$447,000
» a cof'f i
ff o«r• itmvd
eggs;* 4$1,000,000
a .1_
day fur
f e * *204,000 a day for telephone
service; th a t Ihey buy 1,000,0001
> hoe*
88i°W,000 quarts i
of > l l k every day;,and that, d u r - }
ing the w inter se&son, they put out
$1,000,000 a day for tourist accommodations in Florida and other
Southern resorts.
Theae figures are astounding —
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one-half block from First street reaso
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U* D. C. CONVENTION
Mrs.- Chase E n tertain s,
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Honor Mrs. Mauldin VAt the annual convention of
it
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MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
i; office 148;
Phone 4934.
Impromptu M u s i c a l Mrs. Lazarus Honored
Is_ GivenJOn Tuesday With A Lovely P arty
lendar
_ riub will meet at
Mrs. I* M- Telford at
[withh Mrs. Telford nnd
hostesses.
Club Dance a t Lake
• Connelly and Mrs. S.
entertain in honor
j i n at bridge a t the
mb at 3 o’clock,
nPandora) direction of
ColcJoujrh, students
imwnr school.
rfiallie Harrison Chap
s ' at Mrs. George
French Avenue, nt
alar yearly meeting,
. .liters.
I s. Jr., will hold a muI’tiock at the home of
Fox, No. 605 Laurel
A special music program <in ob
servance of national music week
here, was the G. E. S. Senior im
promptu musical, Tuesday a fte r
noon.
The names of those taking part
are:
Anna Kanncr, selections from
Grand Opera on the Victroia.
.Miss Thelma Shippe, Group
waltzes by contemporary compos
ers.
, Miss Florence Mero, n group of
the present day scml-clnssicalpiano.
Miss Florence and Miss Dorothy
Mero, a group of “Old Time Fav
orites,’’ saxophone and piano.
A t the conclusion a most delight
ful sweet course, cake and fruit
unch were served by the hostess,
liss Anna Kranner.
Mrs. J . Fleisher was the charm
ing hostess Wednesday evening,
entertaining a number of friend; a t
her home on Magnolia Avenue. ,
The decorations of the house
were most effective with beautiful
roses nnd bnskets of roses.
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The honored of the evening was
Mrs. S. D. Lazarus, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Th evening passed too hastily in
an interesting game of cards. The
highest score went to Mrs. S. D.
Lazarus aitd cut prize to M n .
Chas. Knnner.
’Mrs, Fleisher assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Maurice Kroven,
served a delicious salad und ice
course.
Upsala And
Grapeville
Mrs. W alter W ight Is
Hostess
K
School will- havo a
IMarram at the achool
o'clock- Silver ofTor-
WEAfc ^VES
“ M y Baby Was
Nervous A n d
Very Fretful”
fa c e s
Big Shipment o f
3
Ladies’ Dresses I
Which Our New York Buyer Purchased at
Business Women Meet i
Women’s Club
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„N ex t Sunday w e,, a re -planning1 (MrsTJohn G. Leonard!, Chairman)
relatives.
u- ot Tampa, rejnroMrs. H. H. Pattishall left Thurs
.Hawicanor Black Ci- day for Jacksonville.
1,8 Sanford on business
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P itts, J. B.
Davis left Saturday for Jackson
f n *l,s trade in Sanford ville.
fL*** John Blanton, of
[Sr, Blan:on represents
J. C. McClellan, of Sanford, was
Company and is a lere Tuesday on business.
1 to Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Douglas and
■(fom the U. S. W. V. fam ily left Sunday for their home
at. Petersburg Thurs- in Alaga, Mich. Mr. and Mrs.
Sharon, Harry Douglas hope to return next fall.
Jt-Crippen, who re«tul trip.
Mrs. Harry Geiger and family
left Sunday for her home In T itus
^ day here* Wednos ville a fte r spending two weeks
” ■ F. Blnckman. pf with Mrs- George Geiger.
was only a short
I *"er 0f BUckman’s
Mr. Frank Thomas and Mr. Jerry
fc
«***
Newbold left Friday morning for
Chicago. Mr. Thomas will return
Inf!' t). Caswell mo In
about three weeks.
,
. .u* last week ami
wi,,‘ them
and Mrs. C. F. Proctor and
ter were calling on friends
d relatives Thursday afternoon.
*oH; R A’ ^ k u n g tttv & l' JrYfs.“John Phillips has been very
? St- Petersburg,
have been attending 111 for several days.
t
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■^reunion held there.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Philips and
U r. Dickerson jyere i n , Orlando
Hn _____
undo! __
Monday on buxines*.
apghlin’a
inah jo n g
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Mrs. Fred' Ballard, Mrs George
Geiger spent Tuesday in Chuluota with friends.
The Sanford Woman’s Club ha ‘
added ita quota to the celebration
of National Musical Week which
a t the business meeting yesterday
a short musical program was giv
en.
Two of the most beautiful num
bers on the program were the sing
ing of “America the Beautiful" by
the club women und 11 trio by Mrs.
Colcolough, Leak und Mrs. Fox, ac
companied by Mrs. Deas.
The
slogan of the club women of Amer
ica is “To make good music pop J.
ular and popular music good."
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At the Lowest Price
Welalta Block
AI. McCaskill, Prop.
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POULTRY FEEDS
MULE FEED
DAIRY FEED
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Sanford, Fla.
Sells It Fcr Less
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Mrs. H arry Heeron, hcairmau of
the Parks for the Woman’s Cluo a a B B a a a B B B a a B a a B a a a a a a a B a a a a a jiB a B a a a a B B a B B a a a B B B a BBHBflBBBUBltBBnBBBKBBKCBraBBKannBflBBBBBflflBBaBBBBBBBBBBBqBBBBBBBHIIBBBBBBBDBH
gave her annual report and told
j
of her work in adding plants to
the various parks und nthe’* beau
tification work for the club in San
ford. The names of the women
who generously gave plants to
Birthdays, Anniversaries nnd Graduations.
Mrs. Heeron for her splendid work
and to the women who so generous
ly gave plants for the beautiflca- J You Will Save Money on Our Immense Stock of High bub
Buy Gifts for Weddings . ' 6
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many of the members the raise in
dues, for each of the following de
partm ents the dues are now each
fSJDO: Literature, Music und Wei
fare; the Social department dues
are now 97.00 and associate mem
bership is 912.00 per year. All
club dues are now due and payable
but a new by-law has been passed
that If club dues are not paid by
the first of June that for each
month in arrears the delinquent
member will be charged fifty cenfj
per month and thii will have to be
paid before the member can be in
god standing as to club member
ship.
To aid the members In remem
bering their club dues a member
ship drive will be put on during the
last week in May.
.
’ P.hinn
China, Silu(>rwfir<»
Silverware, 1Tt<*
Etc.
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Bulova Wrisl Watches—Known throughout the United
States as the famous watch— 15 and 17 Jewels
White Gold G'een Gold special offer of 20 per cent
off on all watches.
Diamonds—The largest stock of Diamonds in the city
from $10.00 up to $850.00. All our Diamond are
Guaranteed.
Gents’ Watches in standard makes: Howard, Hamilton,
Illinois, Elgin, Waltham 25 per cent reduction on
all watches.
20 Per Cent off on all Eversharp Pencils 50 genuine Diu
mond Rings rsgular $18.76 value. Special price
$9.50.
20 Per Cent Off During This Sale—Our Entire Stock
Reduced from 20 (o 50 Per Cent.
Qilfi).
The recording secretary resign
ept tne chairmanship of
ing to uccec
the music department, Mrs. F. F,
Dutton was unanimously elected as
recording secretary of the general
club.
The social department will have
a subscription bridge on Tuesday
night a t 8 P. M. with the price
fifty cents per player. Not only
ore the members of the social d e
partm ent Invited but any friends
interested.
A moat delightful and beautiful
tribute was paid to the retiring
president, Mrs. R. E. Toler by Mrs.
Wight,
the incoming president.
Mrs. Toler’s work Is too well known >|
by the d u b women bf Sanford not |g
to be appreciated for her untlr- !■
ing effort* and h*r «»>!endi',
utive ability and Mrs. W ight’s
words found a ready respon«j in
the hearts of the members present.
3
Mrs. W alter
on Holly AvgMr. E. H. Kilbe was in Sanford
»nd Mrs. W. £. Mc- Monday on business.
[ l J ^ y U l g . and Mr.
mM Raines, of PaThe many friends of Mrs. Pn
Davia, of MIlady'a Shoppe, will be
sorry to learn of the death of her
atoM
wGre®nw er< mother, Mrs. W. M. Dowling, of
Mrs. E. M. Galloway who* has
Atlanta. Mrs. Davis was called
to -Atlanta about • week ago oa been ill at her home on Camcra t ■anwratjrf.tha Hbiess of h er moth- un AjftDuaJs.zuw ia.jfaratosa San
Gift Suggestions For Graduates
BOYS
BELT BUCKLE
CUFF BUTTONS
CLOTHES BRUSH
CIGARETTE CASE
FOUNTAIN PEN
H A f BRUSH
KNIFE
WATCH
MILITARY BRUSHES
EVERSHARP PENCILS
SIGNET RING
WATCH CHAIN
GIKL8
BROOCH
BAR PJN
CUFF PIN
EAR DROPS
FANCY CZAUS
LINGERIE CLASPS
MESH BAGS
PEARL NECKLACES
POWDER BOX
RINGS '
TOILET SET
VANITY CASE
’! W i ! •%£
itarium and her many friends
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A Pick-Up Price.
VOILES DRESSES
$4.98 TO $9.95
s
FLOWERED CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES $19 TO $25.00
BEADED AND EMBROIDERED GEORGETTE
: WHAT DO v m i
EVENING AND STREET DRESSES
$25.00
NEED IN FEEDS?
irsonals
Irom a plcusur? trip
On' b'fialifphh l i f S*pffpl I
jr
day night was F rank Morrlsoo, of
D elands
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th e '
made strong by - Leonardi’s Er5
tm* U nited1
oridn
‘division
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at l Mlt P»Jn ,n orw <**7-, « ? other eye
Among the affairs that have been aughters of the fVnfr.dr.rnrv
remedy so pure and.healing. Keeps
given in honor of Mrs. Mauldin, Clearwater Thursday, Mrs. E. A ■he eyes in working trim. It makes
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was the all day party of Mrs. S, Douginas, of this city, was elected itrong eyes, At all druggists.
O. Chase, when she entertained th-J recot ding secertary.
The local
m cm bers'of. the Entre Nous and a
C D R IIIS IIII1 II1 S IIIIIIII
few extra guests at her bungalow, chapter was represented by Mrs.
IT
DRIVES
OUT
WORMS
t.o o m it
Idleworth, in the Chase grove, sev K. J. Holly and Mrs. W. T. Lang
jr,.Q0<tnwn brine,
u r
eral miles from Sanford.
factory
r 0 l» u 11 I
The surest sign of worms —tn
typewriter. any
The Indies- motored in th e ino m ^ " “ ^u- 4 ^ lu;caitlK’
liatcneii ! children is paleness, Inck of intcrmo lie.
CTtwwl a.
ing nnd enjoyed a lovely picnic to a historical program arranges
new.
AsH !•» «•*'
lunch after which several rubbers by Mrs. F. L. Ezell. Judge J. i \ ; cst in play, fretfulness, variable
A nervou s and fre tfu l child la a
one.
Koonc*, of I,ako county, was thu j appetite, picking at the nose and
sore trial to th* tir e d . mother, w ho
of bridge were played.
II.
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principal speaker, using as his ! sudden starting in sleep. When
■o ften Is a t a lo s s to dlecover tha
I'r n y lf . Rank
The guest of honor received a subject, ‘‘Lest We Forget.”
ca u se o f the lit t le one’e distress.
r h a a e 33S
;rapefiuit kni*e as a souvenir. Mrs.
these symptoms appear it is time
But. b ab ies have nerves Just llk a t
j
The
presentation
of
awards
were
rurner. making high score for the
grow
a-u p a and can only eipresw Ito
give
White's
Cream
Vermifuge..
club, won a handsome pair of ptl ■ made tel towing a duet by My. and | A fetf*doses drives out the worms 1
. th eir fselln g p by crying. In eueN'
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C.
A.
W
aller,
of
Clearwater.
ra ses a done or tw o o f T eelh ln a w ill
Idw cases. Mrs. Barret wfn'Mng [
, u su a lly soothe th e fre ttin g child
high score over the o ther,irSuests
JliU |!
,i r RW0/ lh? .L * tu ent Hl and puts the little one on the road * and brlftsr q u ietn ess and peace to
Whit's Cream I
was awarded hand made hnndket - , l ^?. , , ,0.'^ Vy.i °^, L , *■1 ' " T to health again.
the household.
chiefs.
,
.V t
}awarded the Florida Division medVeimifuge
has
a
record
of
50
;
Mrs. J. M. B u tler, o f Ollmer. T ex
u. •
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i a) while honorable mention went to
Aha guests attending were Mrs. j|ls^ Doorothy M. Miller, of hissim- years of successful use. Price 3.'h.\
as, w rites: “I h ave four little o n e* ■- « ■
Utak Ut« boys—sfttr a
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day of icbool nnd play—- . . and used T eeth tn a wfjh a lt of them. ,
Mauldin,
Barrel, Mni. Lfhick*;,!
and u student nt the Florid » Sold hy Union Pharmacy.
W hen baby Is fr e tfu l and nervous I
need a real soap. Their face* ahin*
ftP k oC*fRWr* i ,rs - N c rrin ^ Mrs.j ytutL College for Women at T a l i a - _____________ _________
with cleanliness after ruing Wonder- i Rive her a dose a n d It q ulsts h er
W hitner, Mrs. Turner, M nt M ohrItfassN
Hoot; and they llkeltbceaiuaUmakea , nrt-vrs and she Is soon la u g h lb x and
ley, Ms. Ilnrry Wilson, Ms. Ball : Election of officers a t th : m a il
p la y ln r.” •
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crashing no quick and easy. It lathers
Try
Smith’s
Barber
nnd Miss Mntrhn Fox.
- T e eth ina con tain s no opiates or
Ana aad washes CLEAN.
ing sofcio’i was us follows
other n arcotics and can be sa fety
J. C. Blocker, Dixij Chap Shop for good barber
Sanford Is certainly among the ter,Mrs.
given to th e y ou n gest child,
Si.
Petersburg,
p
rcsld
i.it.
Mis.
cities obsdrvftig the Nationul Mu A. B. bullock, Dickbon Chapter.
i T eethtna ts cold by aR d ru g g ist*
work — next Valdez
sic Week. One of the interesting
pr send 30c to the Moffett L abora, tor lee, Colum bus, Oa., for a packaga
events of the week was the concert Ocala, first vice president; Mrs. L. Hotel.
! and a free b ooklet about babies.
at the Ilinternrister Music Store, C. Hancock. Betty Likes Stronger
Brooksville, accond vice
Wednesday afternoon. The attend Chapter.
ance was splendid, from forty to president; Mrs. B. J . Bond, Anna 1 I I R I I I I S I S I I I l D I I I | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | g g | | | g s g | | | | g | g | | | ! g g B g | g | | | | g l l l | g | g | l l l k
Chapter, Tallahassee, thir-l
fifty neopie turning out to enjoy Jackson
vice president; Mrs. R’. E. Oliver.
the Edison programme rendered Thomas
Benton Ellis Chapter.
from 4 to 5 o'clock.
Nothing but the best records Wf*1.1‘’“J”'
| were played and classical imisie \,
‘ r f
^ I ouglns, N. I .
This Morning-’s Express Brought U s A
! predominated and every on<» whopY*
urt
hapter, Nanlord. retook advantage of this opportunity
"K1!l? l " rh : f1" '
(V, “ T
of hearing good music on the phon-;i*,npJ ''
Chapter, ht. PelcrsOgraph. went away believing that
music is a most im portant elemeni ;
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D««tib, Judah 1 . Ben
in the life of any
people.
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Mrs. E. W. Lundquist nnd Grand Wight entertained the Every Week
Club a t the home of Mrs. Jam es
Salurday
ma Lundquist spent it with her.
Sharon. Bridge was played. Mrs.
'* story hour a t the
o'clock.
Mrs. John Bondi, was n visitor De Forest won top score among
| Music Club Plano Re- on Thursday in Grapeville a t the the club members und received a
itendent Lawton will
guest towel, embroidered.
M rt.
Mrs. U w rence Brown haJ
Marlunna*
on music. Songs by home of Mrs. August Swanson and George Knight received high of the pleasure of entertaining several of •
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later with her nnd Mrs. E. F. Lund guests and was presented with
her librnry frlcndo from tlrh n rio . Officers whose term s have not
quist attedned the May Day a t the
Monday
esterday afternoon. Aftvr viAlt-iCXpJijni: Mrs. J. L. MtHlItn, dark*
ca*il}s- , .
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i yesterday
Park.
.
The hoatoss assisted by Mrs. ini:
__,u..
m___ which they ♦conv*!*^ ( jiap ter, JJack.sonville,
Guild wi\l m eet with
the Sanford library,
Sharon and Misa Wilkie served u thought most attractive, a dainty treasurer: Miss Julia I. Dickinson,
Derby at Silver Lake
Mrs. Alfred Ericson and chil salad and an ice course.
[Deby and Mrs. Dinger dren,
luncheon was served a t h?r home o n , ^T«mpn ( hapter, Tam pa, rggistar;
Mrs. Virion and Mrs. Signn
afternoon
rntfc°n Avenue.
Av0„ue ' IThe
t o guests
u u c T ii^
I™ to" '
P. Allen;
/ rhose
11 spending
' on xt the w
t n> 00" In
.- 1,^Myrtle
Alien, Annie
Annie PerPerS-^IV
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:
Robbins
were
among
those
In
town
with
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nBrumlmugli.
PU„,|lfflUff|, 1h. 'due
i Organ Club will meet for the May day a t the Park. formally
■ m a l^ w
'th AMrs.
Irs Wight
W ig ^ were:
^ e l u d e d , ...
Miss «Olive
due Schnng
bring Chapter, Jacksonville.
Ah s. Lake,m J!
Mrs.q bDeoFrest,
1
! recorder of crosses.
[A- M. Bhilipa on Oak Every one says it was fine.
? Z P Mr’s “Mrs.
m - ^ fb arinn, Mrs. Wallace. Mr*. C o o p - !reco,,l‘’r
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AlbertThursday
evenin'/ nt d o’clock the
Cu', l J. ‘ I in
Lqkc Mary, Green
Wilkie
’
ron, for whom the Orlando library J member.* of Mrs. L, \ \ Ham el's
Mrs. Lucas a fter spending six Knight
light nnd Miss Wilhic.
;^
namC{l
^ clnsr- of Loys. the G. £ ii. Class of
r Orchestra.weeks a t the home of her daughter,
Tuesday
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Han'1st Church, each inviting
Inviting
Mrs. Morgan Loyd left Saturday
High School Alum.ii for her home in Jacksonville.
Miss Carrie Grey, proprietress of o young indy, went out to the Boy
the Court House at
the Proonix, has ret imed front n | I'cm t cuntp ut Silver Lake to cnwhere t joy a good swim nnd picnic snpThe Sanford Associutioji oT Bus trip to Orangeburg, S.
Emil Magnuson spent the week
end as usual at the home of his iness Women held their meeting nt she w ent to nccornpanv her sister,!P®1'' There were about twenty in
iter Club to meet with sister, Mrs. J. E. Lundquist! com the Phoenix, Wednesday. An oiu- Mrs. J. L. Zora and baby. hom e.! th® party'with M rj. Hansel as thnpllouing instead of Mrs. ing from Windermere.
of-town guest for . lunheenn w as who have be»jn viriling in that crone,
IkonJiy afternoon a t
Mrs. Bnllnrd,
of
Altamonte place.
A blight fire wan soon glowing
i
Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Bengston Springs.
nnd weinurs toasted to a delicious
The meeting was n purely so
A party of young peonle motor brown which when served with the
and Miss Eunice Tyner also came
ing to the beach Thursday after picnic lunch, which was spread on
Saturday, to the home of Mr. and cial one.
A vote of thanks was given Mrs; noon were Miss Alberta Aycock, table 1 in the mess hall, proved
Mrs. T. 0 . Tynor,
Fannie Munson for her musical Miss Jewel C arter, Mirs Dranc most tempting. At 'J o’clock the
Quite a crowd came over Sunday Monday night and Mr. Holly’s a p Roberts, Miss Anna Mason, Mr. young folks started for home, hav
the State Convention afternoon- from Holly Hill among preciation of Mrs. Munson, pub Bryce nnd Mr. Johnson.
ing hail a general good time.
. C/ at Clearwater- t h '. whom were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin lished in the Sanford Herald of
. R. J. Holly iind.M ri. Peterson end t\yo d aughters; Mr. May 1023, waB read alond to the
And Mrs. Edgar Sloblom and chil club.
nyley.
Among the business women wore
dren and a number of other friends
They-were guests a t the home of Mrs. Maxwell,. Mrs. Skipper, Mrs,
la. demonstration
her
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Leonard!, Mrs. Meekiu and Mi
Lundquist.
Mary Zachary.
'Ballard Flour a t Gbn* rSJqrae 26 fdr,dipner;^
1. A. M. T efhardi, * * °
We were pleased to sne Mr.
nvill.i on busi- Hood out to Sunday .School last
J. Ii. Forest. Sunday but sorry to h e a r of
Miss Hazel-Som.«1l. to meet with the Paola Sunday
School a t 2:30 p. m. to observe
to Orlande Thursday Mothers’ Day together. A number
Mr. and Mrs, C. W., of the children arc planning to
| Uiii Dorothy Stokes.
take part. Brother Clark will be
with us.
,
.
IDonnelly of Cincinnati,
Mr. and Mr*. Johnson ape enter
1 visitor to Mr. am f Mrs.
taining
frlehda Tftjm Orlando,
ay and Wednesday.
Wednesday, besides their uncle and
pt Thursday of Mrs. J. aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Corby from
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. E. E. Cox, of
Rev. Wahlberg will be here next
Sunday a t the Lutheran church
*U and Grady Bow- for morning and evening acviccs.
onville were In SunMotorin gto Orlando Wednesday
utifM Wednesday and
on business was Ed Lane and R.
|oiling on John Gillon.
F ran kNorton.
WoodrulT, Sr., and Ed
returned from a. trip
E she
snefeiM
re 1 Mr. AVaM*
Geneva
Lincoln car.
Aluminum
Preserving Sets '
Ball Hardware Co.
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IS IN GOOD FORM;
H O L D S INDIANS
HUMPHRIES
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enthusiastic
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, 8». |>cte Slugger* Slam Out Four
Sigler In Slur of Game Getting —
Frenchman to n runner able to ne„ omer(|
Growers Defeat
JJ ih First Homer of Season—
initiate the nmruthbh distance [
Lakeland
and
Smokers De
“UIr" Train Loses To lUwfeat Islanders.
‘'without dying as a re.Milt," was
ton Red Sox.
icsponsible for the revival of this
ORI.ANDO, May 9.—Topping off
CLEVELAND, 0., May fi.—St. classic event, ronnidertd today the
their
hitting spree with four cir
Limb made three out of four from fenturc of the Olympic Games und
cuit drives—two in the third and
Cleveland todny, winning fnur to j the crowning exhibition of athletic
two in the eighth, the last time on
one. W ings nl, college recuit, held , prowess.
iccutively hurled balls —
Cleveland to six scattered hits ' The marathon, 41' kilometers ct *VMi tl,n
"Smiling” Jack M artin's Saints
Sister won for the Brown. With i I'd miles .'185 yards, takes its name
yesterday decisively humbled the
two nut in the first inning, lip sin from the silo of the ancient buttle
Bulldogs by u 7 to II count, crack*
gled and stoic second, scoring of that name, and its distance that ing the offerings of one Bertram
on McManus’ single. In the fifth over which the runner with news Humphries • seventeen safe times,
with two out, he hit his first home of victory travelled to waiting including two doubles and the four
home ruh».
run of the season, scoring Ellcrbc At liens.
M. Michel Brea), a young French • Score by innings:
ahead of him.
St. Pete'
112 1100 030—'7 17 l
man, advanced the jdnn to put such Orlando
Score by innings:
000 120 000—11 10 l
St. lands .........I .100 121)0110— t 0 0 n race on the program '.vlvt: B ar
Hernandez, Itittm ar and Moore,
Cleveland ....... . .000 100 000* 1 fi 0 on Pierre de Coubertin first wusr- Ilumpries and Krnncis.
Batteries: W in g u rd and Sieve- nested the revival of Ihc Olympic
rcid; Smith a n d Sewell.
Games.
lli'AF>EN™WN. Flp.. .. .......• —
The first rare, held at the 1K'.bi Consecutive hitting topped off with
Boston, I; Washington. 2.
gamt'M a t Athens, was won by a it circuit clout by tv’etsti beat IdiKe2 BOSTON, May 0.—J o h n Collins’ Greek shepherd named S pi rid km land lor the Growers 7 to Fi. Roy
• triple off W alter Johnson in the Emil's, who fasted for two days . .Sullivan was invincible until the
first inning scored two Boston ami iipent the nights after his tri- last innings when he weakened
runs and was the outstanding fea iimpli in prayer before indy pic sortie. Tommy Leach used three
ture of the Red Sox four to two ture::.
pitchers trying to stop the break.
Astounding tales of human e n -' Fashion made three out of four,
victory over Washington todny.
Ehmko held the visitors to, five durance have been told about nth- giving him lit out of 15 in last
hits. While Johnson struck out letes who have wain honors in this four games.
eight, he walked three, and hit tw o '’ long grind.
grind, In Antwerp in lfi2'>, J Score by innings:
000 110 030—5 0 4
nnd all three of the players were Ban lies Kolehmaimn. a Finn, won Lakeland
fir:»t hunorV. In the Olympic ttx'or.l Brudentown . 211 120 OOx—7 lit .1
passed eventually scored.
time n f 2 hours, 112 minutes, ItFi 4-5
Earnhardt, Luther and Smith;
Scorn by Innings:
Washington
010 010 000—2 fill second:-, trussing t h e lini-fit line Sullivan and Cash ion.
Boston
201 OiOOOx— 102 lit 1-5 seconds ahead of .1. LossDAYTONA, Fla., Mny fi.— fiolRutteri ■r John.''r.i and Iteul; man of Ksthonia. Four minutes
behind lee-m an came ayoung Ita l lier's jam up pitching and the
Kluuke and O’Neil.
ian, A. Valerio who, ujmn crossing heavy slick work of his teammates
4.
a
i
the finish line, turned about and as gave the smokers the victory on
llO ll L o n t e s t a n i s
tm m dcd lit** spectators by tu rn in g 'he opening game of the series
a double somersault to prove hr ' 'lit the islanders here this atierphysical condition. A. Broos, i noon. Home runs featured in the
Belgian, followed the Kaliuti to I ho winnings nf Tampa, Lujan putting
tape ami ilien made an extra Inn
uic over th “ fence with the* buses
the big track carrying a shield full.
with his national colors.
I Score by innings:
DETROIT, May fi.— The golf
Tampa
004 100 01
-I 10 2
course at the Oakland Hills Coun
Daytona
000 000 10O
4 0
try Club, where the national epon
Southern League
Sadler and Phipps; C o> |-r and
championship will he played June
[ Suns.
5 ami 0, is regarded by expert
NEW
ORLEANS,
Muy
fi.~Mem............*-------------------golfer: as providing about the besl phis continued its winning streat., i ENJOYED
A GOOD NIGHTS
test of golfing of any course in
. SLEEP
today’s game from New
the country. Deceiving distance*, taking
Orleans 5 to 4, for its fourteenth
shifting winds and fairways that consecutive
“ I wish to say that FOLEY
victory. Score:
arc Well trapped are some of the Memphis
301 Oil) (MI0— 5 I I 0 PILLS worked O. K. on me in a
handicaps th a t beset p lay ers. 'un- New Orleans 000 103 000—4 12 1 couple of hours and the pains left
fumilinr with the links, and- even
Mitchell, Mcrz nnd Yarhan; Hol me nt once. I took a couplo of
those who have played over the
them in the afternoon, w ent to
lingsworth
and Dowie, Withrow.
course before must be on their
bed nnd had a good night's sleep
f :ame, or they will find themselves
MOBILE, May It. — Little Rock! °hd have slept good ever since,
n trouble.
defeated Mobile today, II to 0, due j writes Con Thud. 118 E, Columbia
The total yardage of the course to Ihu light hurling of Richhurc, ^L* h‘,rt Wayne, Indiana. F 0L K \
Is 0,771 and pnr is, 72.
It recruit, whu‘allowed setfmi scat- , PILLS, a diuretic stim ulant for the
‘Always there Is a wind. Most tired hits. Score:
R. 11. K. 1kidneys, will thoroughly flush the
often it is from the west, an aid
0 kidneys un^d^cj;tm|a \ijeji; julivity.
( tit,, p
i
.
,
j
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Will Face a Tricky
Course In Detroit
•T C
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D lD W / T T a c i t B o I J I
Tin!' breeze,’Ttowt-vcn’ ts never con- [ . . . , v r ,, . .. ..
,
Mant, sliiftlng (retpumtly enough
„ , , T ‘Mn1y 1 ‘ , rh ‘
to make the c o 'u r^ a dilhrcnt test f t ™
. ,n4uJ ) " “ htt Bl,lUjSf“ ,r*
entirely, even on the unm-finy.
fj*'
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j ;>
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.is-? V gV ..f"is»
S ’ ftait lfm , l l „ In Ih . ib n tU in ;
distances, resulting in unden I d
blng
are
ped
are
nlakes
Number
for n down hill drive, with deep
traps about midway down on either
sMc of the fuirwuy to catch hooks
and slices. Number 2 hole is 4H'i
yards, with u wide trap running
across the fairway to catch topped
drives. No. II, lltli yards, is tin:
' ’first sho-V hole, with green well
trapped, while No. 4 is an elbow
hale anil mcautirts 111) ynrtlx,
Thu drive frnm No. fi tee calls
for a carry ovur a sligbt hill, and
thi) aauiu condition prevail:, on the
next hole. Number fi it I2fi yards
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N'OTICE
m ile
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11.1
b e tw een s e c tio n s 2 a n d
Baseball T o u r n e y post
th e n c e r u n w e s t 1S.IJ c h a i n s , t h e n c e
smith' t ,*0 r h a l n s , t h e n c e e a s t 1S.S3
Notice to the public
I I . t o w n s h i p 11 s o u t h , r a n s e
Schedule I s CfjVen -section
c h a in s , t h e n c e n o r t h l.*o c h a i n s , tn that Harvey
Gibson,
1 31 ,-ast. A ll . l a n d * In S e m i n o le
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Out By Ray Greene It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n hill formerly in our em
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W INTER PARK, Mny 9.—Fol t h a t y o u h a v e o r c l a i m t o h a v e
I n t e r v a l In t h e a h o v n (Inscribed
lowing a conference of the 'local lriimH
a n d s . YOU, a n d e a c h o f y o u a r c
state
interscholastic
ta P to M i w b y r e q u i r e d aru) o r d e r e d In be
a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o d r t ’l r c u l t ' C o u r t
championships committee held here "tit t h e C o u r t H o u s e In H a n f o r d . F l o r :
ytsterdny nfternoon Ray Greene, H a. on t h e f i r s t M o n d a y In J u l y .
J‘J24, t h e s a m e b e i n g t h e 7 th d a y of
director of the tourney, announced Ju
ly .- I f 34. n n d a r u l e <lny o f o u r
th a t the series would be held on said C o u r t, t h e n a n d t h e r e t o m a k e
Tinker Field and that the follow a n s w e r u n t o t h e s a i d b ill o f c o m .
h erein a g a in s t you. and
ing team s had been chosen to b a t ph elar ieni nt (lied
l not. e la o sa id
tle for the W alter W. Rose yophy, bill o f ycooum ps lhaai lnlt fwa lill
be t a k e n as
n6w on display a t the Dfckson- c o n f e s s e d a g a i n s t y o u a n d fo l lo w e d
Ives Co.: Duval (Jacksonville), hy final d e c re e .
th is
first district; Inverness, district 2, c i tIIa t i oisn fheu r t hp eu rb l i sohr de de r e dIn Ht hint
W rit Palm Beach, district 8; Or ford H e rn Id. n n e w s p a p e r p u eb l i sHhan
ed
lando, district 4; Bradentown. dis fi* H an fo rd , H e m ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r
id i. o n c e e a c h Week f o r a p e r i o d of
trict 5; Summerlin Institute!
tow), district fi; Tallahassee, dis e ig h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s .
i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d o fficia l se a l
trict 7; New Smyrna, s ta te -a t- of Woffice
nt S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n
large.
ty, F lo r id a , t h i s t h e nth d n y o f May,
The schedule of the series which A r». 11*2 4.
( C l e r k 's S . n l )
K A. D O l'O L A S S .
is to he htl dnext Thursday, Frl-I Cl.
rk C lr e u l t C o u r t , S e m i n o le C o n n day nnd Saturday, follows: Duval
tv F lo r id a .
vs. Summerlin
In stitu te,''12(30 SCKI.I.K MAINBH.
li c it o r f o r C o m p l a(Ill
i n a niti ,
Thursday afternoon; W est Pplm Huy S o9-1(1-33-30;
J u n e «i.iyv^n^27:
Beach vs. Tallahas'nce, -1:30 T hurs July 4.
day nfternoon; New Sm yrna v*.
Orlando, 8:30 Friday morning; In In t h e C irc u i t C o u r t o f t h r X r v r n l h
Ji id l c ln l C i r c u i t of t h r N tn te nf
verness vs Bradentown, 10:80 F ri
l’'ti>rlitn In n n d f o r S r m l n o l r
day morning; winner Duval-Biim4’o n iil) .— In r h m i r r r ) .
mcrlin Institute game vs. West M ary M. KI u k . C o m p l a i n a n t , vs. All
th e
Palm Beach - Tallahassee game,' pl aanr dt ise sI nr vl uollrvneldn u Ina n t hI ni st e sr eu si tt In
under
2:30 Friday afternoon; winner! M K. ilroclc, d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r *
Oriando-N'c w Smyrna game vs. | w ise, w h o s e n a m e s n n d p l n e r s of
ence a r e u n k n o w n , Iiefen d winner Inverness - Bradentown } ar enstid
s . —O r d e r f o r C o n s t r u c t i v e S e r
game. 4:30
Friday
nfternoon;
vice.
"
•
finals, 3:30 Saturday nftenoon.
T h e C o r n p lu l n a n t h a v i n g filed h e r
The records of the clubs chosen s w u r n Mil o f c o m p l a i n t In t h i s
ause w h e re in s h e s ta te s th a t she
as tourney entrants, r e s t. r iIc t i n g , ct.clleves
th a t th e r e a re c e rta in pergames to district team s:
I)uvai sunn interested In said I n n d s dewon 2 lost 0; Inverness won 3; lost j ........................................
.scribed in said fun ofComplaint:
I c. hose nnames
a m e s nare
r e uunkn
n k n o w n to her
j1., Williston
w m ist on t11023
i J —i chnmns)
cnnmp*; won
won 2J ,v|n>*«
, tinV| n([ „t |,erwlse
comnllrd with
lost 4, with E'alatka tho sam e); law. it is iik h k h y OHDKHKD.
West Palm Beach won 0 lost 0; Or-I t fmt the defendants, to-wit: All par.
lanilon won
lost
!1 V ' 1niir«liuiU
i’1 1
a L T n ^ o Ln.iut i^r
'r
. . ,fi —
•-----1 1 New Smyrna
, _ £ t l-uut*
«r ii*»n4?riU**«i
WQh 8 lost 1;^L€t*Sblirg won 7 lost
K. Mruck. tlt ctasrtl or. oth»*rvvln*j.
I; Daytona Beach won fi lost 1; nnd nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g u n . I n t e r e s t
.aid
lan d s
whose
n am es and
Summerlin Institute won 4 lost 0; In
p la c e s o f r e s i d e n c e a r e u n k n o w n .
Bradentown won 4 lost 0; T allahas Sold
l a n d h e i iik' s i t u a t e d In Hetnlsee won 2 lost 0; tied 1.
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T h e » . „t h a l f o f le i t 7; Block lit
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''“ l " No. 3.57. d a t e d t h e 7 th d a y o f fr o m l a i k e t'l iu r m a s s h o w n hy J. o .
•’/ucful drives tptd second shnta to J
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avoid h.*uard‘«. The No. 12 hide i I A » AKKh, M u y IL— III ll i*| i »W ., JtlllrtitD
in iny DffliT*?, n n d h u n niuth* i,lat t h e r e o f r s c o r d e il In I'l a t B ook
of BOO, yards
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the
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g a m e o f t h e P a t i o iu i l p a s t i m e he v ’ " I 'P l h 'a tl o tt f o r . t u x d e e d to I s s u e In I. p a g e fi. S e m i n o le C o u n t y Itecnrite.
Ih and n g a r d e d n s t h e n m s t iltffj- i(llH n f t e r n o o n
tin- W i n t e r P a r t
. ,,r,t.incc w ith la w , Halil c e r t l d - S aid la n d b ein g m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y ]
t a p o in t
eult T h e d riv e is f r o m , , lu ll in t,, d u b d e fe u e d th e ‘ l S . I « 'to 't h e \ Z ,
^ n 'iT iT x r t r d*eIstc r ci bheadi n snsw ebset g ifnrnoimn g u a post
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mlb- post b e t w e e n s e c t i o n s 2 und I I .
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ur fnr the hole is five.
Taylor und Overstreet; Barks I'n ! iuiwii . I’nlesH nuld c e r t i f i c a t e so in h . r n n u c 31 e a s t , a n d a ls o
• 'llir 130-yani No. Ll in negutiut dale, Thornhill nnd Robins.
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l a x <1, eil w ill Ihhuu. t l tc r u o n o n lb#
l e d fi. B lo ck 11. o f Dr. H e n r y Fun*
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Which is surrounded by sand ^ *V UMATILLA. May 8. — McClamWitneSH m i i f f Ut i l iqgliat u r x aiul i ' h a r m , an s h o w n by J , (». F r i e s s u r
Tho drive
on
No.
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. lilt.
re c o r d e d In F l a t B o o k I, pmer S,
I '^ y a r d s over a ntursh. [in a hurling duel and Umatilla wi. t D
18KAL) •
K At IK) DO I, A 88,
S e n d Mills C o u n t y ' R e c o rd s . S a id la n d
The bole is 475 yards. Number 15 a liist gamo from Apopka, 2 to
Dlefk O lceult Court!
b e i n g m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r ib e d
hole of 3110 yards is another elbow Tho features of the game were:
S em in al.- C o u n ty . F lo r id a . a s b e g i n n i n g a t a p o s t s i t u a t e d tfl
eft from the fairway take the ball W. (.nrden 000-000 filx-fi
Into traps, Thu 451 yard No. to Atlkins and Brock; B o y e r
und thu -Ihfi yurd No, II rviiuirc Connell.
M
a
•n4 No. Ill, measuring 3fi0 yards. Mebano’a stop und throw to mb
I* one of the most picturesque und Johnson of a hit in the second and
dlW drlt of the course. Number 17 a steBor plgy by York in the sevi*y.n°*"er B*Y!rt hole (183 yards) ienth. Mcf In unhurt struck out l l
score
t TA ^ hrvt:'. ami N<^ , >«. nH-n. The score:
R. H. K.
caU in g fr - ^
o
n
tdbo,w Apopka ............. • ............. 1 fi
_ for a good bruxsie to fol- Umatilla
........... . ’2 7 2
the drive.
Lassiter and Khopkc; McClanahan and But rick Johnson..
ELECTION DATE SET.
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MIAMI,
.—The city contbilBsiofi has fixed May 21 ns the
The difficulty of keeping *houltte for holding an election when der straps in go.Mf condition has
people will vote oil isxuunco of been solved by adjustable chains
),000 in bonds for public im- of gold or silver. One set,w ill do
remcnti*. The proposed issue for all one’s lingerie, ta d the chain,
Jld provide for: Addition to unlike the ribbon or lace atrdP docs
iltal, $11)0.000; street Tall way, not slip from the shoe’
t.000; city’* share of sewers,
[>,Gfi0: Incinerutor*. $15,000
P A R IS , May lj.—T h e
ted bridge,
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widening .
to w n s hav
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By* A. M. W eeks. U. C.
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Cum, ion. iiurcbaser* o f T a x Ctpr
Cleaning, Presning and Dyeing.1
cat,' No. I j J.. dated th« flth d a y i a f
We aro now fully equipped wiLh
June a I t , 1921. tiuN filed s a id cartlMrute a, rny office, an d h a * m kde New Steam Press ami Delivery
tili|,lh ithin fur la x d re d to t*suv*ln truck. Give us n trial.
ueeonlalwe w ill: law . Hald c e r llf lcute em b races the fo llo w in g d s s - 110 Sanford Ave.---------l‘h. 327-J
crlhed iiropertr s itu a te d In Srtalhule county, Florida. to -W lt:
of Luy Hu Sanford C e le ry D elta,
said land b e in g a**e.Hned a t th e,
of the iKMiiunce o f hitch c e r tif ic a te WEST
SIDE
PRIMARY
I n .the name of U T. B ryan. U n its*
SCHOOL
Said . er)iflente M h u ll be red e em e d
accimllttg to taw ta x deed w ilt Isaue
th e reon
t t,w and day uf June,
a . D.r U 2 «J*
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, ' n n i n , i i . n i i i s i i d . i i -i'» »
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McChasuoy
his wife,
Mei'Instiey Ciilkhlon ami Mae Me
‘hesney, jf living, who-, jdare of
places of residence are unknown,
mul If dead, to all purth i vlolming B D rugglati are Instructed to
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monujr In every Inatance where
Interests under C.ilherlto- Jl It.-m- ■ satisfactory results' are notrefund
obtained. Thu
Til very first d o ts ' of* '
IriKton
and
hushuml,
R.
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known
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Hllplmlet
important battle of the heuvy- It. mlnuion. ■'Wllllum Foster and ■ alm ost in variab ly stupa th sten ilsticy o f-sn u s sln g anil co u g h in g ■
anil th# third ilosu u sually stupa th e severest COLD. T h e common ■
wife. Mary I*. Foster, Mary R Fos 5
m ust Ua .classed a s a serious d isea se so g e t rid of It a t once. ■
ter and husband. Henry Foster. Cal ■m Hold
« y«'Hr
are »or« nr you hnvu that ch illy fee lin g •*
vin Whltliey anil Marian Whitney, 5 Iy*lt
headache. I t s a sure sig n that you have tak en cold. ■
Ids wife. Simon McChesney nnd So ■ m il! .,ay ,dull
K £ S £ ^ neam nnla to develnp. hut huy a b ottle of CLRM ■
rbin McCIteasney, Ills wife, Thnrna* - JONKft 1.1
VP, It AND KIDNRV TONIC today. The cost Is sm all ■
A Sluder, n. A. McChesney, some- ■
)°U can not afford to laku a chnncu at th is tim e of year. H
■
.......* known as Herbert A. MrChoK- g l'nr sale ut
ney, and Korahl A. McCInsuey, hla
wife, Ann McChssney ('rclKhldn and
Mae McChesney, dccynseil, or O ther- |
ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON
heavyweight.
wise, In mid to llo- hinds herein
Montlay, Hurry Wills, giiint no- after ill Ibis cltntlou. mid In tile Idll ^■■^■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ b b i
of complaint, lit- il In the above
grn. wlm lias been signed by Tux styled
court anil on which thU, ci
Rickard for a long-awaited mutch tation Is based, described, .sllil xlso
With Dempsey, will bo tested to all hears, urmitecs or devisees ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a a a a a H a H a H a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a B a H B
m
ui.niitst Bartley Madden, veteran r l u l m l n g any r i g h t . t i t l « o r lu t o r r e L 9
Iii-h heavyweight in a fifteen V.f ,l"i
"^ture whatsoever, by.J
.
e . . ( * ’.t ,1 nl u
th run ah or under the above named
l on nit contest ut tho ljucotisbur- • defendants, or any of them pu and
nugh Stadium.
1 to tile lands hf-relnullcr ilrscrlbnl^
According to Rickard’s heavy, I s.iliH,
IU1ll nl":’
l " "">* '"?«
" d c r Pkrf;
whoMiiiiver, w h o h a v e o r claim '
weight
program
the „winner of the
„
, :
- - - I «'» ha Vi liny r i g h t , t i l l . Or . h t n t r
s
117 Put
■ :
as follow s: .
B e g in nt Sid c o r n e r o f Sec. 0. Tp.
21 S, It 31 Id. r u n t h e n c e w e s t S.S9
c h a in s .
th e n c e -n o rth a
ch ain s,
If the wringer works with diffi t h e n c e e a s t 9.S3 c h a i n s , t h e n c e s o u t h
a i n s to p o i n t of h e g ln n l n K . Also
culty, put a little kerosene oil on >h1i-cuhln
ln g nt a p o in t it c h a i n s n o r t h
the cogs und work them for a few of t h e n HK
c o r n e r of Sec. •», Tp. 21 H.,
seconds, then wipe nnd put in a It. 31 Must, r u n t h e n c e w e s t 9 c h a i n s ,
t
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n
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r
t h ISO It., t h e n c e F a s t S
few drops of machine oil.
chill iih. t h e n c e S o u th 1 X0 ft. to p la c e
IteKlnnlriK.
In C l r r u l t C o u r t, S e i r u l h J u d i c i a l nf
u tu l .eutfli of t h e m Is h e r e b y r e
C i r c u i t, X r m l a « le C o u n t y , F l a r - tire
q u ir e d to n p p e tt r to t h e Bill o f C o m
htu.— In C h m i e r r y .
p
la
in
t h i s c a u s e on t h e 7 th d a y
tjeorge I,ce Wheeler, Jollied by her >.f J utl y In
. A. I>. 1924.
hushunil and next friend. ,U.. p'
18 F C U T H E K O R D R H I d n t h a t
Wheeler, i'om|dn|iiant, v»s Cathe a IT
c o p y of- t h i s o r d e r he p u b l i s h e d
rine ,\| ItemlnKton and Iter hus- o n ce
hainl. K. i;. IteuiliiKtun. some w e e k sa Inw e et hk e f oHra nefoi grdh t cHo ne rs ae lcdu,t i v ea
tim e s known ns Kllphalet Itcm- n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d
In S e m i n o le
IiikIoii. it ah. Defendants.—Suit C o u n ty . F lo r id a .
to Quiet Title.
IN tV IT N K g S W H R R R O F . I h e r e
CITATION.
n t o se t m y h a n d a n il o ff ic ia l s e a l
To Catherine M. It. mlnpton and utills
A. I). 1924.
husliiind F. R flemltmton, some* ( S e a l7)t h dny o f K,Mny,
I It I LASH,
times known us Rllphal.t HeinliiK- C l e r k c l r e u l t C o u rA.t . DO
S
em in o le C o u n
ton. Wllllum Foster and wife, Mary
ty , F lo r id a .
I*. P’oster, Mary II. Foster ami hus
By A. M. tV K E K H , D. C.
band. Henry Foster, Calvin Whitney J . W , IlL’N
T B It.
and Mitrlmi Whitney, hi- wife, Hf,
s
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f'ra4‘Jftll|a n L
JUMU -'l“ fiffira-yJm!iJI.,f.Svtt/»W 'jm-t
ATLANTA, May fi.—A four run
load established in tin1 drat In
ning wa.i gradually cut down by
liu* Grnckrrs in today’s game with
Nashville, but the Teimeseear.i
wound up mi the long end of an
H to 7 score. Score:
R. H. E.
Ndxhville . 402 IHM III)—H II 2
Atlanta . .1120 12l> 011—7 11 0
Allen,
Enzitum and
Wells;
w ill
111* I of any n a t u r e w h a t s o e v e r lii o r to
iSwtuU.
Slupjny mul IC o n iC ro -Jo h n so nJnckf^ght
R en au lt
in i !h"
I n v o lv e d in i ) d s s u it, b r r v r ,
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JJune.
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i c t o r ooff ' ntliat,contest
, n t „ „ „ h , i 1 li, l " f ,.,.r ' . r e f e r r e d t o unn dL now
Z V haerrei’S
VMl#
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fTttrft bruf-MTt't'.
Dcniimcy’s
opponent
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title
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Block
"A"
of
Dr.
Ilrnry
Ora n«e-Lako
uno tin
la th e '
itli^a brook, w h ic h also
( Buy
Hnniomck east from 1aiU«
Day which the promoter
prumntcr now ptuns
plans KP*,rr'"
h n rn t n s s h o w n by J . tt. F r i e s s p r y
crotto1m N i.i. ■'>! ready to catch a
i to Stage Ut Hoyle's, Thirty Acre- <vcy
III
l . - k - ' I ' h n r m , h y p la t tk 4 r e League
hnohul
. h u t, ' l i t i s hob- is
Suptunihcr U,
,
of r e c o r d e d 4o I Out H ook I, p a g e *1,
38.1 j ,itd
4 lie recti on No. H i*
S.tiuluolc
C ounty
It s e o r d s .
S aid
la n d h - , i i i tttn re p a r t I c u l i l r l y d e high, titan I he tee by nbuul 2fi j WINTER GARDEN, May fi.—A , GAK ELAND, May fi.—Mia* Gm|- I'crU
cc
"intenclnu: a t u c o r n e r
fcct, tn t grniUial r iThe green l|p li.tij rally this afternoon won!"®*: homp.d#imu»trutldn ngent for b e t w s e n 1.1,1 I It mill 12 on l . a k o
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t h c t ie e r o i t e a s t n i t
is a terrace ulrair with a stc c .i: u,,. gnnte for the Garduiiura firtta * “ »•* county, will bo in churgc of
fc»-t. thc!l<e aottUt 32* f e e t o n Lea
U nk in buck. Hi. hole iv 4351the Mt. Dora team of the Laki'-ll1. I'«ujtry school to be held here Avcm
i.. t h e n c e n o r t h HO degrccM 30
yard
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I heretiy announce my candidacy f ULE,I L A l l l A n i l b 1,
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P u b l i c for County Contmlaslonnr for the. for Constipation and Biliousness.
U , t. .8*m,n<'1" C ounty, Fourth District of Hrminole Coun- 1 These wonderful remedies ha»c
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NOTICE.
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f o r t h e o f f i c e of T a x C o l
Wwlflcallon.
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I w i l l h e a c a n d i d a t e f o r re n o m l
li *11.1(1a lit* San- n a t i o n f o r t h e o f f i c e of S l a t e At' le c to r o f S e m l u p le C o u n tv , s u b j e c t
a)ll t><* responsible t n 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 i r to th e d e c is io n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c
u# incorrect Insertion, c u it o f t h e S t a t e o r F l o r i d a , s u b I r i m a r y t o ho h e l d J u n e 3rd. 1934.
urr. for subsequent je c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o
U. C. M A X W E L L .
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ATTORNEY.
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ad tbiitisf. u s .
I ann ou n ce m y self a can d id a te
O K O P .O E A. D E P O T T E S .
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If
lsformatlon. And If
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf n s a
e x a m in atio n of
my
record
they Will assist you Ih c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f ic e o f C o u n ty upon
y c a n d i d a c y Is fa v o s h ly c o n s l d yo»r want wl to make J u d g n o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t m
rrt-d, y o u r v o te a n d a c t i v e s u p p o r t
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 3. Will he a p p r e c i a t e d .
dlKtir*.
1931.
I p le d g e
faith fu l
s e rv lc o
Mil.LAUD n. SMITH.
«BTtAT NOTttH.
s h o u l d y o u n o m i n a t e me.
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J . O. SHAnOM .
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D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u r e. 1324.
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WV ATTterft nf t h e C l r a J u u a p ls t 'o u n t y , F l p r „ F O R ..C O IL -.
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c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e .1.
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READ THEM FOR PROFIT
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PH O N E
1 48
MISCKU aANEOUS
FOR SALE
LKARN ABOUT Polk County and
lotkcland, through tho Star-Tolo*
gram. Best advertising medium in FOB .SA LE—One Moline tractor
and plow, A l condition, one desk
South Florida Published mornings.
new, one farm wagon, double box,
Star-Telegram . I-akeland. Fla.
one 260-cgg incubator. Cheap for
C OLU M B US ( d a . ) L E D G E R —C l a s s quick sale. ,H. E. Polcman, Lake
ified nils h a v e I he IsCKcit c i r c u Tnlmadge, D'cLand, Fla.
la t io n In
Houth w e s t e r n
G e o rg ia .
R ata
Sc (fi-\vortl)
line.
He]p._Wanted
WANTED—Sanford business men
who are in need of competent
help should read the classified
page of The Hermld. There’s n»
reason for sending out-of-town for
help when there Is probably ju st
the person you want In the city.
W A N T E D — F o u r l i v e s a l e s m e n , lo
cal am i t r a v e l i n g .
A p p ly b e f o r e
9 p. m. t o n i g h t , 1 o3 F i r s t Ht.
FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and
vanriahca a t Sanford Novelty WANTED—Young men to work
AMVKftTISK in tho Journal-Her
154-tic
ald, South Georgia’s greatest Works, sola agents.
after school. Must be of good
appearance and willing to hustle.
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
t y p e w r it e r
r i b b o n s - f « Address In own hand writing, f i r
use on Royal, Remington or L. ing age. Work Is entirely on com*
10c p e r line.
It
Wnycross JournalC. Smith typew riters. Will sell . mission basis and earnings will de
Herald, Waycross, Georgia,
for one-half price. Herald office. pend entirely on your ability to get
TO REACH tho prosperous farm FOR SALE—Egry cash register. results. Box 100, care H erald.___
ers and fern growers of Volusia $10 cash. Hcrald_office.________ HELP WANTED—Young ladies of
county advertise in the DcLnnd
good appearance willing to do
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash FOR SATE — Remington type house to house canvassing on com
writer,
with
wide
carriage,
in
with order._________________
good condition. $26 cash. Inquire mission basis. Good proposition
A LITTLE WANT AD in The a t Herald office.
for real workers. Address Box 431
Herald will bring you big re
care The Sanford Herald, and give
sults. Advertise those old articles FOR SALE—Dairy and* stable complete information as to age and
manure, car lots. Link & Bag- ability.____________ ___________
you have stored away and hnvc
no use for. A little thirty-ccnt nd ley. Box 2461, Tampa. Fla.______ HELP WANTED—Two lady can
may bring you several dollars, BOARD nnd room best in town,
vassers to do some high class ad
i Phono 14S nnd a representative prices_ n g h t. Lincoln Hotel.
vertising. Preferably those who
will call to nee you.____________ FOR SALE—Nice bn by carriage. have had house to house canvass
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando __6 1 8 Oak A v e ._______________ - ing experience. See Mr. Linder,
mornng Sentinel; largest classi- FOR SALE—One piano cheap for [Seminole Hotel,
; tied business, rate lc a word, mincash. Apply 309 W. Second St,
..., „ _
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President Coolidge tells White
llmum 24c cash with order.
K)U SALE—Two good cows and H0U9e cnllers he approves legisUAUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Auone Jersey heifer. Box 06, carts tion to exclude Japanese and
gustn. Ga.—Augusta's greatest j Herald
trusts same may be enacted with
out offending Japanese people.
Would you like to move to the country,
the mountains or seashore for the summer?
Is the cook leaving, and would you
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing and capable?
v J^ re skilled office workers needed in
business?
Are additional helpers necessary in
store, factory, mill or office?
Are you out of work and in need of
pleasant, profitable employment?
Are you desirous of supplementing your
income by p art tim e work in some congenial
line of endeavor?
Would a profitable business venture in
.TTp
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MAINE—Wnterville, Morning Sen- French Ave., or phone 9.
terest you?tinel. Thousands of Maine poo-1
—
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Have you lost or found some article of & r*S 3rt& !r
HOUSES W ANTED
Sentinel. Rate card on applica
value?
*
tion.
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell ; PALM BEACH COUNTY—'The
< scene of stupendous development
ing, renting, exchanging?
I Rend about It in the Palm Beach WANTED— Bungalow wanted by
responsible family. Must have
Post. Sample copy sent on re three
bedrooms nnd be well lo
In the solution of all these needs of the quest.
cated nnd comfortably furnished.
FLORIDA—Tampa Dally Address * “ Bungalow,” care The
hour and scores of others that are ju st as im TAMPA,
Times, the great home daily, Sanford cllrald.
perative.
rnte 1 ‘tic por word, minimum
S g F t t ESM i l S S t a A S
Read Herald W ant Ads For Profit
Use Them for Results
Rooms For R ent
FOR RENT—Rooms.
Wouldn’t
you bo able to use tho money se
cured by renting th at vacant room
now going to wnste? There arc
many persons looking for places to'
stay. Help tukc care of them nnd
not only make money hut assist in
keeping bcople In Hanford. Phone
148 anti give your ad over tho tel
ephone. Use The cllrald for quick
service.______________
K )K RLNT A nico _room with
Lost and Found
charge 25c cash with order. Write
for complete rate card.
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h a l f n il tl lo n d o l l a r h l u h w a y to th
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LOS l an opportunity to keep
abreast with the times by not
reading the classified pa os of W r;ST“ VflftilN I A—I’ fn'rWstrurgTTKo
your daily newspaper. if ernld
('larkstiuru Exponent, mornlim
want nils contain mnny Interesting Inei ml Inc Sunday, ntm-nlmr Issue.
messages. It will pay you to read I c e n t p e r w o rd , m i n i m u m 34r
TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of
them daltv.
Florida real estate advertise in
FOUND—Corbin key. Owntr enn the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
have same by tailing at Herald cent a word daily, two cents n wurd
office nnd paying for ad.
Sundays.
| i .p g j —Many vnluablq, articles, pee.
h r - t « t i
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A p a r tm e n ts^
N O T IC E O F M A S T E R 'S 9 A I.E .
In C ir c u i t C o u r t , S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l
C irc u it o f F lo r id a . S e m i n o le ( 'n u n ty.
In C h a n c e r y .
The
A m erican
A v r l e u l t u r a l C h e m ic a l C o m p a n y , a
co riu fra tlo n . C o m p l a i n a n t ,
a g a in st
Hemlnol,- F a r m s . Inc., a c o r p o r a - '
thin.
Y lrx ln lu -C aro lln a .C h e m ic a l
C o m p a n y , a r o r p o r t l o n . a n d I’eo p lea
l'n n h of H an fo rd , a c o r p o r a t i o n , d e
f e n d a n t s . F o r e c l o s u r e o f M o rtK a a e .
N o tice la h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t u n d e r
a n d tiy v i r t u e o f a d e c r e e o f f o r e
c lo s u r e n n d s a l e
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In th o
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d a y o f A p r il , A. IX 1914. I. n s S p e
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day. J u n o 2d, A. D. 1921, In f r o n t
of Ih e C o u r t H o u s e d o o r In B a n ford .H em ln o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , w i l l
o ff e r f o r s a l e a n d se ll t o t h e h i g h est u n d b e s t b id d e r f o r c a s h , d u r
in g t h e IrKol h o u r s o f s a l e , t h e f o l
l o w in g d e s c r i b e d la n d , - s i t u a t e , l y
many ing a n d b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y o f
____
m ore
in S an-»JjR lS S S r,y ‘d«cr“L T laosr ld a f. o l lo
w s.
Wa n t e d H o u s s s - B y
people de.lrou. of living
ford. If you want, to rent y o u r! t„.,vit:
place invest thirty
in a tierLot T w o ( 2 ). according to w . A.
ty cents
ct
n 's Mum o f P a l m H u m m o c k , a s
nld want ml and you will reach (lin
per. p la t t h e r e o f d u ly re c o r d e d In
those interested.
Phone your ad thu n u ld le r e e u r d n of O r a n g e C o u n
to 118. Use Tho ellrnld wlint ad ty. F l o r i d a (Of w h ic h s a i d O r a n g e
C o u n ty . S e m in o le C o u n ty w a s f o r
page for (|uick service. ______
m erly a p a r t i In p in t book "D ” o n
SMALL HOME located near lake a a n 72. W h ic h said r e c o r d h a s
desired by small family used t o i
.luijr tran-jrlbja uni 1. now
a p a r t o f t h e r e c o r d s o f H em lnol*
raring for nice things. House must C o u n ty . F lo r id a . ,
be wctl furnished nnd be conven • T e r m s r a s h . P u r c h a s e r In p a y f o r
,
iently located. Give location, price deed.
J. tl. 811AHON.
nnd full information when writing
S p e c ia l M a s t e r In C h a n c e ry .’
&-3-0-1S-33-3Q-SI
liox 4!U, Sanford, Florida.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
iM R E C T O R Y O FSA N lW
fine -lobby wna_ s m o k m j r r ’"Tf-fT-Vs tho tinder advertises them in
For Rent
est largo porch. in town. A good The Sanford Herald. If you have
hot nnd cold bath, and n mcnl thnt Hther lost or found anything It
will suit you- It # where ’*J«JJomo mi^ht pay you to run a little ad on FOR RENT—House or upatment.
R, C. M A X W E L L
folks stay. Rates room $3 00 per thIl page. Phone it to 118.
119 Palmetto Avenue.
Up. Board $7.00 per
week and up.
FOR RENT—Two room apartment,
Real Estate
week. Lincoln Hotel.
newly furnished, $26.00 month.
Miscellaneous
’ and
310 W. Third Stjreet. ______
A HOME lijte plnee, rooms with
Insurance
or withoutNKiartl, best tablo NO PLACE like home—that’s the Foil llENT—Two room fnrnlsbcd
apartment, lower Fourth Hlreut
board, $7.00 p e r ' week. Lincoln’ way you feel if you board nnd j (■nil
(ink \ eituc. Plioiio inn-j.
| SANFORD,------FLORIDA
room nt the Lincoln Hotel.
Hotel.
FOR RENT—Two
unfurnished
TWO light housekeepinIK rooms BEST TABLE hoard in the city,
rooms and ono furnished bed*
with bath room privilego, hot j $7.00 per week. Lincoln Hotel. room. 703 Palmetto Ave.______
and .cold water, $0.00 por week.
Elton J Moughton
FOR RENT—Two small furnished
Lincoln Hotel.___________________
apartm
ents
fnr
light
housekeep
ARCHITECT
H. B. Lewis Co.
BEST ROOM nnd board In Saning, summer rates 701 Mugnolla,
ford; rates $10.00 per week and At 107 Park Ave. Phone 319 Ave.
| First National Bank Bldg.
up. IJncoln Hotel.
Phone 349
FOR RENT—Two nr three moms, Sanford, Florida
LODGING—Try- the best place In
furnished apartm ent, ideal loca- ■
town. Rates, rooms $1.00; .with
Has a room mod- tion. 200 K Third 8t.
private bath $1.50. Lincoln Hotel,1]
h flim p
fo r
s a le
FOR R E N T-R oom and board fo r{ t I ’V - 5 ° .
. I 0 «.
V
BUILDING
two,
per week. 500 Hoiiy 1215 Oak Ave. Street
Avenue. Mrs. R. V. Thom pson.__.
MATERIAL
The Matthews Press
FOR RENT—Bed room an d sleep- paved and all assess Mlit At I.E Concrete Co., general
Wrlakn II1(I|„ naafard Fla,
lng porch. 806 Nagnoila.
.
cement
work,
aldawlsks,
build
ments paid. Garage
p iw M lT M
An** WTOkgv.Jrxifatloq )Kvxfa.<
nd O ra
Atrees 'ori Tcrwillcgcr, Prop.______ '______
rates. 314 E. Fifth St.
and Building Materiallot.
Price $5500.00, Lumber
Carter
Lumber Company
Houses For R en t
N. Laurel St. Phone 565.
W. J. Thigpen
very reasonable terms
FOR RENT—House, 210 Park Ave.
IflL L LUMBER COT House of
suitable for apartm ents
or —better look this up.
Real Estate and Insurance
Service, Uuallty a id Price
moms. Long lease, summer rates.
Phone 1.'(5.____
Also
40
rods
lake
Inquire Royal Ice Cream Co.
Pulcston-Brumley Bldg.
Miscellaneous
FOR RENT—New six room house, frontage
Sanford, Fla.
on
Lake
one .or two apartm ents, w ith garsge. In Lake M ary; near C rystal M onroe consisting of _____ ^W anted
THOMAS AWNING A T E N T CO.,
Lske. Jno, F.‘ Sm itli
5U Cents »
acres,
5
room
house.
Inc., largest and oldest firm in
. ,
, Home Cooked Meals. Two bl(Ak* Florida. Thomas awnings f it‘and
FOR RENT—At Lake M ary, 5- _
room cottage. Has running wa G°od barn,
garages, * - « - * * - * 1I0TEU
satisfy. Send for measurement
ter, also garage, $15 per month.
chart, samples, prices. 266-7 W.
and
shed.
All
cleared,
i
P
ark
A
ve.
Also four room cottage with g a
Flagler St., Miami, Fla.
rage, $8.00 per month.
Apply
3
acres
tiled.
Price
Thrasher A Garner. ______
PARTIES interested in producing
Okeechobee.— Links in Fort My
Can you beat tirat class butter, write to Karl ers road being completed makes a
i ’OR RENT—May 12, 5-room houso $5000.00.
,
hard-surfaced
road
Stauffer, expert Swis:t dairyman, continuous
hath, lights, w ater, garage. $3 0 1*1. 3*.?
from here to the gulf.
I Sunfo,d. in care o f S. Rapp.
per month. Inquire 1820 Park Ave
6
PRINTING
$8
Schelle M aines
LAWYER
— Court House
George A. DeCottes
Attorney-at-Law
Over Seminole County
la n k
Florida
Sanford, ——
Fred R. Wilson
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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Sanford ------------------ Florida
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SANFORD, F L O R ID A , SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1924.
A SSO C IA TE D
PR ESs\lSPATCH E S
Democrats Preserve Their
WHEELER IS ON Senate
HOOVER HEARD
Income Tax Schedule Against The
delusion O f Japs STAND BEHALF Determined Attack o f Republicans TODAY REGARD
SELF IN TRIAL
SHOALS VIEWS
[promise Same
list Agreement
je On Exclusion
te Considered A t
egident’s M o v e .
SH1NGTON, M ay 10—
iptneee exclusion projo the immigration bill
lecome effective J u ly 1,
Bjder a new agreem ent
d Saturday by house
mite conferees.
The
noise reached tod ay is
Dtully that reached in
itigreemcnt o f the con
i which reconsidered
deference to the w ishes
president.
t
iToteof 191 to 171 the
declined on F rid a y to
re the Japanese exclunvision o f the im m ii bill, inserted by house
Bite conferees at the
tof President Coolidge.
■tuore was aent back to
n with tho house managmeted to insist an elimin!tk« provision, which would
• the effective date o f extoMarch 1,1925, and would
jths president to negotiate
|<fsn for abrogation o f the
a’s agreement."
p » Date Question Open,
■action threw open the qtfesI the effective date, as thu
kaferees were given no inMto put up a fight fo r th?
■house provision
toes,
enfor
cu iu crv
u i i e-er
Maly 1. The seriate voted
date.
kt exclusion'Tend*
enactment
of
poitponyRbut the dditiona)
conferees, ulter
eight■ to accept t
Jw' mom men
addit
Deference to Coolidge.
W »o In deference to tho
R President Coolidge who
W March 1, 1920, as a date
woid afford tinje fo r dipRfotiations, the managers
on March 1, next,
i mult of the house volte,
wwnce report will not be
w to \he senate until the
Reave had opportunity to
*• revision. A meeting o f
»»*nd senate munagers has
Motor tomorrow.
lhe conferees expressed
« » plan would be devisea
Wprovr acceptable both to
“ atration und to congress.
indications, however,
■• ®i the house managers
"H* any attempt to postdote o f exclusion
•"terencc report was called
**1Muse by Chairman John«• immigration committee,
■ iJr* “d®pUon. Democrat i
jJ ?1"*1
proposal, and
« jl show down had the
L5 l, w'«ty-three Republire inVh*m,from tha
nu Z ' 2 endent3Eleven
Yoted to accept the reIrn, * j , i 0ther* ^PPO ftSon n bflU£ Mr- Johnson
Representative
' ; ® Republican leader
* including RepresentaVfrginU.
?
“ doptlon o f the
UJJ® decl‘n,d t<> wign it
"natives Baker o f Cali° L inino,B- both
and by Representative
"• Democratic leader.
WWv,?.1 .7“ * forthcoming
a v ia t o r o f f .
**•
SSSm * h'dis, ‘ May 1 0 e TH*r
flying from
Siamh0PP*<i oflf tod“ y
K j Is Continued
Missing Leader
K£Vsuf*k*'
.id
r*
*bo« l •
"tom A . t e W
M
coaat
M0
W A S H IN G T ol. May lO — Sehste Democrats retained their lhcome at scn&lule in the revenue
bill today against two determtm ‘
assaults by tho Republican orga
i?ation as the measure was wra
morrow. Before adjournment,
pod into shape for Anal iwssage tOagreement was reached to con
clude debate on the bill by 2 o’clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Coalition Defeats Regulars ^
Republicans offered two com pro
mises on the Mellon surtax rates
butj the Democrat-Republlcan-insurgent coalition defeated both.
The last effort was on a schedule
calling for the house surtax rates
with a maximum o f 37 1-2 per
cent as against the 40 per cent
maximum In the Democratic plan.
It was refeated, 40 to 39.
Chairman Smoot o f the finance
committee first hnd proposed
a
maximum rate o f 32 per cent, ns
a compromise for the Mellon 25 per
cunt maximum, which was turned
down, 47 to 36. There was no d e
bate whatever on either proposi
tion. The Democratic normal rates
were reaffirmed without oven a
record vote.
Rapid-Fire Disposals.
In rapid-fire order numerous oth
er proposals were disposed of, but
a long debate on an amendment
to prohibit tax-exempt securities,
which wns finally defeated, and the
announced determination o f Sena
tor Norbeck, Republican, South
Dakota, to put forward the M«s
Nary-Haugen farm bill as nn am
N U M BE R 35
Zayas
endment, forced over final action.
Important among results o f the
senate action today were repeals
o f the tax on telephone, telegraphs
®nd leased wire messages, the five
per cent tax on art works, the 2
Com m ittee Investigating Cir
1-3 per cent tax on automobilo
parts and accessories and the levy Is Invited tb Discuss Problem
cumstances o f Indictment
by Agriculture Committee
on drafts and notes.
A gainst Senator W heeler
A treasury proposal to limit taxW ho are Anxious to Learn
Goes Over Documentary
deductions in relation to the income
His Stand on the Various
o f the taxpayer from tax exemp
Evidence Which Is Relied
Proposals to Operate The
tion
securities
was
reinserted
by
a
Upon by Dept, o f Justice
Property — Carbide O ffic
Vote of 45 to 40, but the proposal
A s Basis foi* Indictment.
o f Senator Reed, Republican, Penn
ial Issues A Statement.
sylvania, to prohibit issuance of
Boat is Driven From Frontera' WASHINGTON, May 10.— Doc
tax exempt securities was defeat
WASHINGTON. May 10. — Sec
Without Papers Before She
ed. 59 to 14.
umentary evicence relied upon by
retary Hoover will give his views
Could toad Her Banana
Lineup
Same.
the department o f justice us the
Cargo.
Saturday's
On both compromise surtax votes on Muscle Shoals nt
bnsis of the indiqtmont returned
the lineup was practically the same. hearings o f the senate agriculture
NORFOLK, Va., May 10. — An by a Montana federal grand jury
Senator Glass, Democrat, Virginia, committee.
He has been invited
n former secretary o f the treusuty
alleged attack by a craft believed against Senator Burton K. Wheel
6ai«.
by
the
committtee
to discuss the
bolted the Democratic ranks, how
to be a Mexican federal gunboat er, Democrat, o f that state, was
ever, when the Republicans offered problem and has given no indica
was reported by Captain F. C. laid today before the senate comthe house schedule, Senators Bay tion us to his stand on the various
This is the moat recent phdto of
Hudgins, master o f the American ' mittee investigating the circumard, Deluware, and Bruce, Mary proposals to operate the property. the Cuban president who personal
At
Friday’s
heuring,
L.
II.
Davis,
steamshlp Gaston, upon his arriv- stances o f the indictment.
land. Democrats, voted with the Re
ly is investigating the nnti-Zayns
publicans on both propositions. representing the Union Carbide outbreak by armed bands.
Senator Wheeler after hearing
al here today from Frontera, Mex
Company
which
has
submitted
two
Senator Edwards, Democrat, New
ico, Captain Hudson declared his co» n.spondonce alleged to have
Jersey, was absent but was paired offers to lease Muscle Shoals, told
ship was driven from Mexican wa pas-td netween himslt and Gordon
the committee that under the new
ugainst the Democratic rates.
ters without her ship’s papers and C'uinpbcll, Montana oil promoter,
Seven Republicans and the two Carbide bid the government would
teud
into
the
record,
took
the
before she could load a cargo of
...
.......... ....... ..........
, tulllfrom
-tll(.Minreceive $197,000,000 for a fifty-year
farmer-labor
senators
bananas for Norfolk which
hod stand in his own behalf and enter
tiOsota. Johnson and Shipatead, votrctain ful1 tltle lo Mu,c,c
been brought alongside in barges. ed a vigorous denial to each of the
ed both times with the Democrats. Shoals.
implications drawn by the govern
How It Happened.
He
explained
thnt this estimate
Two Republicans were: Brookhnrt,
Capt. Hudgins said today that ment from it.
included the $120,000,000 minimum
Iowa,
Johnson,
California;
Frazier,
Letter Attracts Attention.
hia vessel was lying outside Fron
ard Ladd. North Dakota; HoweH guarantee the company offered
Aside from the letters and tele
tera, Mexico, last Sunday prepar
and Norris, N ebraska;'and Nor $52,000,000 rental on dam No. 1, Record of Kipendilures of Candi
grams
in
which
Senator
Wheeler
ing to-discharge a cargo o f grain
i f it i* complete! within three
dates Are Filed With Clerk of
beck, South Dakota.
and load bananas when a Mexican was directly mentioned, the doc
years, and un amortization fund of
(Continued
on
page
8.)
Court— Forty-nine Hava_____
ument
which
attracted
most
atten
gunboat hove in sight and began
$25,000,000 nccumuiattve in fifty
- J
G u s li lied. .
.
Bring. When the gunboat came tion, was n copy o f a letter dated
years as the government’s one-half
May
3,
1923,
purporting
to
be
from
close to the Gaston, Captain Hud
share in the 5 per cent profit on I A total of 49 candidates filed
gins said, she signalled the Ameri Gordon Campbell, in which the pro
fertilizer.
moter
offered
E.
8.
Booth,
former
their .preliminary statements of
can craft to get out o f Mexican
Power Distribution.
solicitor
o
f
the
interior
department
expenses
with E. A. Oouglais,
waters as fast as she could.
Davis said the company agreed to
“ The water ig so shallow ct forty acres o f land out o f one per
distribute power under the provis clerk o f the circuit court, Friday
Frontera.” Captain Hudgins juriJ. mit and suggested that an interest
ions o f the federal waterpower act afternoon as provided by law. Of
and produce 40.000 tons of fixed
“ that a vessel cannot go up to the in the acreage could be assigned
city. We were anchored about to F. M. Goodwin, assistant secre
nitrogen in the’ form of “ urea", a this number 41 were for pey o f
tary
o
f
the
department,
if
the
per
Only One More Witness to Teatlfy Department Turned In Fines A g-!new fertilizer at a profit of 5 per fices and the remaining eight for
seven miles below the town wait
cent, one-half o f which would be places on the county Democratic
ing for barges to be sent us so mit could be granted, it developed . Yesterday and Attorneys* A r
(regaling $3,355 Running Four
guments Began Before
used either for research work or <is Executive Committee.
we could take off our cargo of that Mr. Booth had resigned as so
Months' Total Up to
licitor two days before the date of
Noon.
un amortization fund to the gov
grain and proceed with loading our
$9,469.
the letter, then entered the depart
According to Mr. Douglass Tues
ernment.
xeturn cargo. I had been ashore
COVINGTON, Ky., May 10— The
The proposal further agrees, he day will be the last day in which
and delivered my papers to the ment o f justice, but was not with
Aecording
to
figures
submitted
rase o f Congressman John W,
said, “ to maintain the nitrate a candidate may qualify for o f
port authorities, and the bananas hot department.
“ I f you arrange this with Mr. Langley, o f Kentucky and two co Saturday by the city clerk's office plants for immediate operation for fice. Most of the candidates have,
intenned for the Gaston already
y
relative to the police report for
in however already filed their ex
were on barges on the way to the Goodwin,” the letter proceeded, “ as defendants, on trial in fede ral the month o f April, that depart the production of explosives
we talked o f in your office, ar court here for conspiring to sell
pense accounts and qualified.
time o f war.
ship when the gunboat appeared.
ment
enjoyed
its
best
month
o
f
rangements can be mode to take and illegally transport whiskey
In most of the races there are
“
The
proposal
provides
for
a
“ When the war craft was sight
this year. There were 149 arrest«
care o f this and Mr. Goodwin.”
from a government warehouse in made and o f this number 22 were lessee corporation with ample capi two or more candidates for the o f
ed,” the aGston’s skipper contin
Referring to a ' “ big offset well” 1921, will go to the Jury Saturday.
tal to curry out its p»irp<--c uiv| fice. A. Vaughan, candidate for tax
ued, “ all the longshoremen employ
which had come in on the property, Defense will close with testimony, dismissed and four turned over to fur u guarantee by n company both assessor and T. W. Lawton, can
the county. A total o f $3,555 wa-i
ed to load our shop made for shore
the letter said Mr. Booth would of two more witnesses.
collected in fines and estreated experienced und votpuiisui.c for the didate for superintendent of pub
as fast as they could. I was told
“ see how important it is we get
performance by tho tessev of its lic instruction, both for re-election,
that several of them -jumped from our hooks on this half-section,”
Counsel fo r Milton
schutx. bonds.
hg the men t with tho government.
are unopposed. There ere four
the barges and swam ashore.
Philadelphia,
on
tral
wit!
angley,
f
t
The
number
o
f
arrests
were
less
adding that "the forty acres would
Claims Best Guarantee.
candidates for -the sheriff** offic
5I had been told,” he added, “ that ynake you and Mr. Goodwin more closed late Friday. Only one mr^-than during the month of March,
“ No other proposal now before and likewise four for the office o f
tho federal trocars had captured a
money than you otherwise would witness is yet-to testify-for Albert but tho amount of fines was consid tho government guarantees the county Judge.
.
gunboat from the rebels, but I had make in some time.”
F. Slater Philadelphia, the other erably more. /These figures show
These two racee are causing tho
no idea that an Amerjcan Tes-yit
defendant. Attorneys fo r defense that the offic# took in more than United States anything like
» ^
total
amount
in lift; J W *
n»t oxcitement. A great deal ‘
would b* attacked a* m( '
^ letter
dhobi, whnt it did daring the first large
£ rK!\*
! aL *g
)ount tn
sat centers especially i »
tlftnary o f t
ffexied ^a l doe*
l v i * - <>ffee~c4m*U
Jwlge-ivh#m tvnr v t *thd
Denial
Charge*
gunboat^b ^ n l M n r ^ ^ « m .x - I r i t. S .. u
n
d
«
T
a
t
T
r
M
^
a
ra
iB
cIcff:
*
Thi
-re.sort-of
th«
_____
_________
1M3,
city s most prominent attorneys,
I-angley took the stand In his large collection during the past Union Carbide Company.”
that “ Mr, Goodwin is expected back
S. Cressy Morrison, nnother are seeking the honor. Friends o f
Ordered to Leave.
in the course o f a day or so,” whan own benalf Friday and entered gen month was because o f so many li Carbide Company representative each , are working hard and each
“ The gunboat bore down on us he would present the Campbell per eral denals o f prosecution testi quor cases.
completed his testimony begun yes aide is claiming victory.
and ordered u« out of . Mexican mit matter to him.
mony which linked him with money
By collecting $3,665 last montn terday. He declared that nitrata
Accordng to the list made pub
waters. I protested, but got no
with the department increased its n
In a statement issued at the in transactions in connection
satisfaction. I was told to leave at terior department later In, the day, permits to move liquor by truck 'cafpta "for the first'four'm onths V i plant No. 2 was suitable at present lic by Mr. Douglass the candidate
once. There were no American Mr. Goodwin declared that “ neither contrary to law. Tho congreaa- $9,469. Tho number o f arrests U for the production o f “ urea” and spending the largest amount of
warships around, and of course Mr. Cumpbell nor Mr. Booth at any men specifically denied testimony, equal to 608. March was the big- other products but- that nitrato money to date is R. C. Maxwell,
there was nothing for mo to do time took up with me later o f thu o f Elas H. Mortimer, New York gest month for arrests when there plant No. 1 would hnvo to be re candidate for tax collector, who
but sail. I was not even permitted approval o f any oil permits ip Mon and Washington, who testified that Iwere 179 and the number for Apr‘ 1 constructed before fertilizer could has expended $264.45. John D.
to go ashore and get my papers. tana in which Mr. Campbell was in he entered inot an agreement with U the second largest. In January be manufactured there. Morrison Jinkins, seeking re-election to the
The only official document I had terested." He udded that the pur Langley whereby Langley was to t there were 139 made and 141 i*i estimated that the company would same office is the next highest with
eventually have to expend $10,000, $221.65.
was u fumigation certificate, show ported letter "wa# called to my at us ehis influence for a cash co n -1February.
.
000 at Muscle Shoals, and that tho
Of the candidates for paying o f
ing the Gaston had complied with tention for the first time yester sideration.
The department was especially company ngreed to put un $1,000, fices, there are three who are tied
port health regulations.”
day.”
He admitted that Mortimer h«'i active against bootleggers last 000 immediately if the bid was ac
for having expended the smallest
loaned him money, but said it was month when 16 cases were handled cepted.
Specified Denial.
*n>°unk o f money. P. M. Elder,
purely
business
and
had
no
connec
Making
hia
first
appearance
on
Construction Permits
in municipal court, which ifl more
candidate for Justice o f peace from
tion with conspiracy. Part o f the than during any other month of
the
. stand slnco the hearin s open
district pne, M. D. Polston candi
So Far In April Total ed Senator Wheelar denied
stl sp
‘ “ alleged loans, Langley testfied, this year and nearly as many as
specifldate for constable o f district three
colly that bl* cmploment by Camp were given by Mortimer for the the other three months combined.
14 And Equal $16,865 bell had contemplated anything Republican campaign fund. He During last month several boot
and Theodore Aulln,, candidate for
Democratic surtax rates In the
other than his appearance in Mon admitted on cross examination by leggers, who have been engaged in revenue bill were approved by Justice o f peace from district three
each have spent the aum o f $5.
Fourteen building permits to tana litigation. In none o f Utu United Statea District Attorney hauling their products to and from the senate.
In the race for county Judge,
taling 110,805 have been issued conferences which led to his reten Sawyer A. Smith that part o f the Sanford, were caught and given the.
The house rejected
President James G. Sharon has expended tho
during the first nine days o f this tion by the Campbell group, the loans had not been repaid.
maximum fines. Several o f thev) Coolidge’s request fur
postpone- largest sum which was listed aa
month according to figures submit- Montana senator asserted, had the
$B0J,E>o. 'Babslle.dttaaoar i i ” rttnA/ih
.jcd, ■
subjact ..rf^W -m ltk- •befcfiv'VdwfifrJ
«P«ndl»ure of
office.' The largest single permit ipon. He reiterated his statement witnesses among whom > e r e Gov. for disorderly conduct last montn o f the bureau o f investigation o f i . IHee
$143.80 while S. A. B. Wilkinson
was for $10,000 for a residence on n an answer to questions by Chair W. J. Fields, Kentucky, Congress than for any other offonse. Drunk the depurtmant of Justice.
follows with $105 and John G.
Spencer Heights which is being man Borah, Republican, Idaho, and man Arthur B. Rouse and Ben enness was the next largest num
The senate oil committee heard
erected by W. C. Hill. Mr. Hill Senaotrs
and ber. Here Is tho list o f cases and testimony o f Assistant Secre Levnardy as loweat with $89.
Sterling,
Republican, jamin Johnson, Kentucky
In the sheriff** race W. A. Tllli*
also obtained a permit to build South Dakota, and Swanson, Demo former Gov. E. P. Morrow, Ken tha offenses: disorderly conduc', tary Finney o f the interior de
w,th an oxpenditure of
crat, Virginiu, members of
the tucky. All testified that his gen 31; drunkenness, 25; liquor cases, partment.
a garage for the sum of $750.
$124.54 and Raymond L. Allen is
Other permits are as follows: E. committee.
eral reputation for truth end mor 16; driving car while intoxicated,
Speaker Gillette announced ho
F. Lane, alterations and repairs
el conduct were good with the ex fou r; traffic violation*, 23; gambl was a candidate for the Republi a close second with $112.50. Sheriff
on residence, $100; J. W. Eaton,
ception “ that he sometlmee drank ing. eight; doing business without can senatorial nomination in Mas H*od M id' he had spent $81.50
while E. E. Brady has spent $68.
a little too much.” Character wit a lisccnsu, two; riding bicycle on sachusetts.
one-story frame residence and ga
It also developed that the aheriff»s
nesses from Washington were also sidewalk, two; defaieng
rage, $2000; Dewey Rosier, twopublic
The senate Mayfield committee
Introduced to testify concerning property, eight; carrying concealed heard testimony about Ku *Klux race ia a five cornered affair, J.
story frame building, garage be
low and apartments above, $1200;
the reputation o f Mortimer, which weapons, four; parking car on pav Klan activities in the Texas 1022 H. Lee having qualified and hands
in his statement aa having spent
they declared was bad.
John Argrett additions to porch
ed street ail night, one; passing election.
nothing.
and side room o f residence, $100;
On this testimony the defense worthies^ checks, one; lurceny, one;
President Coolidge let it be
Of the two candidates for coun
George Swain, tone-story frame
will plate Its case with the Jury.
aasault, one.
known
he
had
not
been
consult
HAMMOND, Ind., May 10.— Sev
ty
prosecuting attorney, E. F.
residence, $350; J. W. Rutledge, al
ed directly about Senator Lodge's
Householder has spent $141.80 and
teration and repairs on residence, en automobile bandits today held
new world court proposal.
OO; Lixxie Lewis, addition to res. up the East Chicago and Indiana
A minority report opposing the hia opponent, George G. Herring
has expended $53.60.
ostoffice at Indiana Harbor at
ence, $200; A . L. Myers, oneMcNary-IIaugen farm relief bill
*• the list as announced
story frame garage $100; M. :30 and fled with four pouches of
was submitted by four members of ,
by Mr. Douglass:
The bandits fol
Solomon, one-story frame resi registered.mall.
the house agriculture committee.
For county board o f public in
dence, $300; Henry Harris one- lowed a taxicab from the Pennsyl
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of
store frame residence, $1000; El vania station to the postffice and
Am ong those who will appear on ber o f the Associated Press, will Montana, took the witness stand struction, L. J. H artley/ district
lis Thomas, one-story frame atore, held up dye employes, receiving the program o f the aemi-annual be among those to receive this before a senate committee to deny two, no expenses; C. A. Dallas
wrong-doing in relation to Montana d{»trkt two, $16; Fred T. W lu S SJ,
$60; Hy Moore, addition to one- 15 pouches o f main.
meeting o f the Associated Dallies
d *Djet one, $16; C. F. Hnrrlaoa
They selected four registered of Florida to be held in DeLand special service. Details of how this oil Und permit*.
story frame residence, $100.
paper will give to its readers end
mail sacks and fled toward Chi
tbr««. * 3 H. H. Pattlahall,
Edward
L.
Doheny,
Jr.,
was
or
next Saturday at the Hotel Put
cago.
Aa the sacks were being nam Inn, will be R. J. Holly and patrons the benefit o f thia ftature dered to. appear In District of Co district three, $21.76.
Street Cars Running carried into the postoffice the ban R. H. Berg, both o f thia d ty . The will be announced at a later date- lumbia supreme court 'May LB to For county commissioners: John
This is tho program that has show cause why he should not be SK **1*'
appeared on the scene. Three former will apeak on the subject,
tWo* W : k PDespite The Strikers dits
o f them rushed Inside with drswn “ How It Feela to Be Out o f Har- been arranged for the DeLand compelled to testify before tlu» Hagan. dlstrUrt^wo 4^4.76; G. L.
meeting:
- - district one, $20; C. W.
oil grand jury.
,
guns while the others seised the
naaa»" and the latter upon the sub
. PITTSBURGH,^May 10. — The pouches.
“ The Folly of Giving Away
ject, “ Circulation— Its Relation to rington. advertising manager De
Pittsburgh Railway Company re
Two Convicts Escape
The News end Advertising Depart U n d tfews.
sume street ear service here Mon , c Escaped with Money. •
ments.”
day morning using men from other
“ Does a Newspaper Man Ad
CHICAGO, May 10.—lh e seven
From Penitentiary W 8
P*
Present plana o f the meeting call vance Hie Papers Interests by
•ities, to replace 3,200 striking moautomobile bandits who held up the
for the Associated Dallies to meet Brown, St. Petersburg Independ
tormen and conductors, it was o f
East Chicago, Ind., postoffice, es
Armed with knives and
ficially *announced today.
More
in the morning and members of ent.
.
caped with between $25,000 and
than 600 out-of-town men aru
the Associated Press to meet in the . “ W hy a Newspaper Must Keep overseer to give him a
For Justice o f tha r
~
available to man the cars, it is said, $30,000 .according te estimates of aftern oon ' The meeting in the aft IU Equipment Abreast o f tW Wood, serving a 30 yea
and others will be brought later. postoffice inspectors here.
ernoon is regarded aa mpet impor Times,” -W. A. Elliott, business in connection with tne slaying o f StringfeUow, district
The money was being shipped to
tant ee plans wil lbe worked out Tampa Tribune; Ed. D. Taylor, A. W. Kaplan, Greensboro mer M. Eider, district one,
the United States National Bank at
at
that time fo r covering tha atate business manager, M'aml Herald; chant, and J. H. Starnes, under a Aulin, district three, *
Florida Leads In The Indiana Harbor. East Chicago. Tht during
five year sentence, stole a prlaon
For tax collector:*
the June end November
D. Jen
money is balieVed to have been.in elections and especially the former. Col. D. B. McKay, pubilshsr Tam physician’s automobile and cacao- kina, $221.06; !L
O f Phosphate tended
.
Maxwell,
pa
Times,
and
other
(speakers
who
to meet at least one pay roll
ed
from
the
North
Carolina
peni
$264.45.
iya plana now call for each will be presented by President W.
tentiary today.
as one shipment consists o f $20,000.
For state reprei
: Forrest
pa
have a leased wire to re- M. Pepper.
W ASH IN G TO N Mar. 1 0 -A to.
Lake, $15; J. R.
$24.75.
#■1 ‘a # tO AQO RAA
n# rvtsnunhatfl
raporta from each county
' of A. N- P. A. Meeting SOVIET OFFICIALS RELEASED
For clerk of
court; W.
ork,” D. H. Conklins.
L Morgan,
REPORT ATTACK
jvingr "
Measure
'W l0N 0. S. SHIP INI
\ by Conferees
MEXICAN WATERS
after .n {!**»•
WEATHER
* tlT7M?.............
Partly eloddr wOalher sn d m ik f
temperature Saturday and S o n -,
day, gentle variable winds.
COUNTY OFFICE
S E E K E R S FILE
EXPENSE L I S T S
LANGLEY C A S E LOCAL P O L I C E
P R O B A B L Y GO FORCE IS ACTIVE
TO JURY TODAY D U R I N G APRIL
Washington News
J
Seven Auto Bandits
H o l d u p Postoffice
Registered M a i l s
B
f
Sanford Publishers Will Speak at
Press Meeting at DeLand May 17
Chap pel.
M’KENZIE SAY!
FLORIDA
1 ■■
»• ■•
D e c l a r e s Prospects
For Selection l O f
McAdoo By Florida
Voters Are Bright
H alf o f Counties
Already Organized
Campaign Is Actively
Being Conducted By
State Headquarters
“ William Gibbs M cAdoo,
the G eorgia cracker boy, who
made good in Tennessee and
then le ft to show New Y ork
ers how to succeed, is sweep
ing Florida as he did Geor
gia,” was the declaration
made today in an Interview
with Dr. A . W . M cKenzie,
state chairman o f the Mc
Adoo forces.
“ In all parts o f the state tho
candidacy of Mr. M cA doo is
meeting with great favor and
men and women everywhere
are join in g M cAdoo cluba in
an effort to carry every coun
ty n the atate,” Dr. McKen
zie continued.
'£'9
The chairman expressed himself
as being gratified with the suecel* that the campaign is meeting
in such a short time following thi
state convention here last week.
“ McAdoo For President” clubs, M
said, are being formed everywhere
and approximately 30 counties hnve
named their chairmen.
Prepara- ‘.1
tiona are going along nicely for
•ending out literature to all porta
o f Florida.
Speaking further of Mr. MeAdoo’a candidacy, the chairman
said: “ McAdoo is a winning can
didate. Everywhere he is being
championed
as the
idcnl
man iUt
fo*
L if t
••'^ sa
avss* until
the high office o f the nation's chief
M
cxecum
' L . Already he hnd be
tween 500 and 600 Convention .vntav
to his credit, aver twice as
other candidate. Oscar 1
should Florida Join hands in a .
port o f a losing candidate like 1
Underwood?”
Dj*- MeKenxie declared that Mt.
McAdoo is a true southerner,-a
Georgia cracker, raised much a^
the ordinary boy o f today. The
hia boyhood in the state
or his birth and then later went to
Tennessee where he made good, fitthen went tp Now York where hH
,hn*. basneven greater, and
still, he is that same Georgia crack
er boy, declared t^i chairman.
“ Mr. McAdoo is a progressive *
and a man that appeals to th*
masses. He is a man o f action.
Hia views, clearly set forth in hi*
message to the convention last
week, indicate that point as well ^
his conduct during the war whun
he served as a member o f tho W il
son cabinet as the head of the Unit
ed States Treasury.
Prediction that McAdoo wRI
carry Florida easily, was made *
_ _
tiona o f Florida substantiate that
statement.
Typical o f the messages which
Dr. McKenzie has been receiving,
is the following from H. N. Cal
o f West Palm Beach, who
chosen chairman for Palm 1
county:
"Pleased to report enthusiast!
Palm Beach county McAdoo
Ing Friday night. Large at
ance. Resulted in selection o f I
lowing organisation:
chair
*L N. Gaines; L. E. Briggs,
P m n’ ^ r**
Clifton i
M. D. Carmichael, committee,
rotary, eGorge R. Payne, and cl
man o f flnaace W. I. Scht
Headquarters
already
Sub-headquarters to be iocs
Stuart and Lake Worth. Ent
committee agrees to finance
Beach county campaign in
to aid you in state campaig...
•ire large amount of McAdoo b
lets immediately from
headquarters. Edwin A. Mean
er o f Stuart has charge
publicity. Send him imme
copy for eight papers. St.
eounty organization being
Mayor Rlcou unable to «
chairman on account o f
campaign. Yours to win.”
B. T. Burge, a ‘
odist who has served o
•ral Board o f Missions ,___
er official capacities, wrtteh
members as follow*;
. “ I*
I believe, the
duty o f
ter to i
lot for
OO. In a
tUMth
McAdoo
the C
force
»
•
«• 1 We must :
believe
P W
a
'
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•
THE SANFORD HERAt.D, FR ID AY, M AY D, 1924.
PAGE EIGHT
two.” As if by reply to Mr. Allen,
the sneaker declared that tunny
imn u it very active after passing
the ngc of 10. Ho further stated
that he had voted for bonds, but
THIS W E E K IN
that he voted against the new
Wrestling Card A t
school house and had a good reason
SANFORD
for his action. The speaker took
Armory Tonight Is
10 minutes to answer the remarks
Friday.
of some of the candidates and to
•
Weekly
mccting-Iunohcon
(Continued from pane 1.)
To Be Interesting her o f Commerce, Ilaldcz Gharri
present his own candidacy.
Hotel,
more influence in fcrvinp his con
H. H. I'nttishall was the last
, 12:15.p. m.
B 'l
stituent* than ever before.
He
speaker and opened his remarks
Regular meeting Rebeccas, Msreminded his hiarers that ns chair
Tonight at 8:30 o ’clock at
by declaring he didn't have much:
man o f the claims committee of
thc armory tho first wrestling I sonic hall, 8 to. m.
to nay. Among other things he de- ‘
that body he had saved the . tate
has "a lw .y . been I card to ho offered in Snnfoni
SU R V E Y ON C A N A L
thousands of dollar, A vo.ee >n-ifo r
„ nd to Sllh/ tnntia t c ; for some time, will be held un
der the auspices o f the Florida
terrapted aslt.ng him about h i ., h i ‘ ^ r t i o n he declared that he
PROJECT W IL L BE
stand on the Iquor search warrant h , ^
ht thp first For(, bn;Ught ! .Notional Guard. As the head
line attraction o f thc ovening’s
aw, and he declared he supported ,
t|u* comnilInit).f nml nI, 0 thc
COMMENCED SOON
entertainment will lie the match
,
trnct,„
"
i s y it by his vote.
between
“
Young"
Gotch.
former
When the .Sanford mayor anA„ nf thc spenkers voiccU words
(Continued from page l.j
world’s light heavyweight rhar.r
aweed. he was greeted w.th a loud ||f
Ue ()f th'( womcn of thp clu b ,
ed by other similar bodies to fight
pion
and
"Rough
House"
Ross,
applause
He declaredthat with- f thcjr c(Torts jn mnki
the i
the increase.
a clever boxer-wrestler, who
out the law. unserupullus officers rnt.clinjt a „ucce„ . Following the
County currrrHsrion',r G. I,. Bledhave appeared against some of
would have the right to search nin cjoae rtf tbo 8pt.nkjnpi members o f
thc best in the country.
seo
reported thnt in company with
car, and such privilege would lead , he club wen} the recipients o f
The match which has been i Fred T. Wlilinm*. he had made .i
to overstepping of that authority. mnny complimentary words on the] advertised all liver this part
survey o f the Titusville road an 1
The crowd enjoyed the situation appctW„ K meal which lhcy ha(i I of the state during the past two
the work that is being carried on jS
immensely as the questioner mut served.
weeks, will be n stellar attract , there and wns glad to report that |y.
tered something about “ we citizens
failing Bcrvtion nnd well worth the time nnd
conditions are not what hnve been >*'
will have to be careful about cast
money
o
f
the
fans
who
will
wit
reported.
Money,
he
said,
is
becn baL - — •
RUMOR MORGAN
ing our votes.”
.
ness it. oBth men have envia |ing nnent judicially nnd Engineer
r n r u le C A lA jN '
The chairman then introduced
ble records to their credit and
Donaldson is ‘doing thc best thnt
HAS A GERM AN
S. A. B. Wilkinson, another candi
it is believed that their match |could lie done considering the han
T H E W O R LB i
date for county judge lie stated,
LOAN CONTRACT will be replete with ail o f the dicap under which he is laboring.
contrary to Mr. Lconardy's state
thrills that the funs are look (He recommended that the rentain° &
S S
G
ment that ho had been a resident
ing for nnd more too.
I ing $500 pledged by the county, he ' «»,
Continued from page one.
of this county but three years.! proposed $200,000,000 loan to GcrA good curd including n semi . sent to Mr. Donaldson to help in *
POWDER
h*t he had lived here six years. He many.
'
final. two orcliminnries nnd u . this work.
told the voters that they wanted a
“ lh a t was very nice o f Mr.
battle royal hns been arranged 1 On the Osceola road, the commfaR etain s its g
.man to r the office who is broad-Jhe said. “ But i hesitate to talk
sinner repprted that work is pro
by Gus Schmnh, who has thc
l e a v e n i n ’,
. minded, thinks for himself, is sin- about it because there are so'many
gressing mid especially thnt o f the •
exhibition in charge. A large
cere, courageous nnd fearless in issues involved and so many g o v - ; crowd is expected to witness
bridge construction. Tho meeting
stren g th
n th *
the matches tonight.
(.carryin g out his duties. He de- eminent phases to lie considered
todav >vns one o f the best held for ’
clim a te to
th e
some time. A lurge number o f the
clared that many reports were b-;- before we bankers can ever move
vcrV la st spoonU -Jmembers were present nnd enthus
ing circulated about him, all of to tnkr up the subject."
A lw a y s dcp sn diasm and interest were prednminwhich are untrue. He declared that
He hastened to joint out, how LONG DEBATES
ant.
he believed that he would be elect ever, that the American govern
D ELAY
ACTION
ed.( nient wns neither officially nor in
A latter from Schclle Moines was any way directly connected with
ON T A X CH ANG E Municipal Court Fines
ad expressing regret that he wns the Qernian lonn proposal. But
read
Friday Amount to $351
unable to be present due to n pre there were others besides associ
(Columned from paso I.)
D
vious engagement. Judge J. 0 . ates of the J. P. Morgan nnd Com has been endorsed by the Demo
Sharon, the other candidate, was pany who would have to lie consult cratic con Im-nco nnd u move to
There M(pre 13 cn«es tried before '
ed in the matter, he indiented.
also not present. ■
gain its adoption probably will he Municipal Judge J. G. Sharon nl
"W e arc bankers you know, mul made tomorrow, Senator Simmon.i the Friday morning session o f
George G. Hcring, candidate for
If
county prosecuting attorney, said ns such reserve the right to con said,
•
court nm| a total nt $351 was cmif elected til the office to which he sider a proposition among our'-"teil in fines nnd estreated bonds.
Chance
limal
For
Final
Voir.
aspires, that lie will till it tq thc relves before making it.i Term*
•The cases tried were:
Tlie
senate
made
such
progress
pulilir,"
Mr.
Morgan
eantimieil.
best o f his ability. He reviewed
I r.niuui Jones, possession o f li
his past record In office, saying “ I must be fair to my business with comsiderntion o f the revenue quor, $200 nnd costs; F. E. Markbill
at
a
session
which
lasted
associates,
I
hnve
not
discussed
that he had served as county judge
wood. speeding, $3 nnd co s t,;
fob three yenrs, city nttornoy for this loan with them, I must be ilh- lirmighoiil the day nnd until lnt>- Preston Keith, speeding, $3 nmi
tonight
that
the
prospect
of
u
vote
three years nnd for n short time ns erect.”
costs; Green Wheeler, soliciting
He mlmitlcd that, since the gov on final passage tomorrow wns con labor without license, $25 bond e s
municipal judge. The speaker said
sidered favorable.
ernment
wns
not
to
participate
in
that he had been a resident for
treated; Dick Clark, operating cur i
All finance committee amend- under intlucncc of liquor,
14 years nnd thnt he wns thorough limiting the $100,000,000 bonds, ■!.
case
P.• imvikum
Morgan Mm,
nnd Company
th meats were disposed of during tho
iiumjiuii; was nr-1
ly familiar with the duties of the •
continued until Monday; Fernand >
one
private
firm
in
America
moxt
■
day
and
thereat
ter
individual
nmoffice.
P »es a s
Wilson, drunkenness. $10 bond, on- ?
.T"u
* *c' • ! ! A c
EX F. Householder watt the next jikely to dispose of such a huge j endmenta were taken up, the sen- treated; Cleveland Bellamy, disor(/)
speaker. He stated that ho had issue. Asked how much time might into adding a number'to the mrns- derly conduct, case continued u n -.
( j) p
at o r
olnpsc before his firm wuuld con* “tire
■ while _rejecting
’ ”
“
~
others.
One
til Monday; If. G. oBwden, drunk'
S S I SJ ;s r „ f ° felh? ^ l ATtfirSn". o f the loan plans o f the last actions before a recess ennesa, $10 bond, estreated; Pntric.r
was taken was the adoption, 115 to
O'Connor, drunkenness, $10 b on d .'
.........
.....
....
..mm. ...v tiv ,.,- 28, of n proposal by'Scnntor Jones,
”".u
!,!-u
n
d
'
r
u
'k
''
»««<
000,000 issue in America, he said J Democrat, N<*\v Mexico, to open nil estreated; E. S. Christenberry, dis
orderly conduct. $5 and costs; II.
ever si^rcess he had nttuineil WAs iiluntiy, "I don’t know."
hearings o f the proposed board o f
B. Lewis, drunkenness, $10 bond,
due to the people who put him in
Paris Reports Corroborated.
[ tax appeals to the public.
entreated; Steven Mulek, drunken
office and whatever mistakes he
Mr. Morgan corroborated reports
had made were dut to himself en from Puris that the $100,0000,(too f \ v r p i > A L II r \ T T A T > irr » ness, $!il bond, estrentd;1 M. j .
tirely- He reviewed his record his firm advanced thnt country reV 1-/1V i\ i l U lx l / t v l l i l s |Bulger, speeding, $3 uml costs.
while
judge,
saying
that
he
had
ai‘.‘^ : J.UUK,C’ "• *• !» ‘ nni nc nail cently to halt the plunge ol the A T T E N H H A M O T I T T I
JAPANESE WORKERS
diipoHcd o f over 2,000 cakcr dur- franc on the exchange, wn» lonnrd ^
^ 1 j 1y Lf
Li l |
ORGANIZE
ing the eight yonrs that he had |on condition that the French BAPTIST
CHURCH!
’ f
I wou^ undertake to liont no more
I ID M O , Mny 7. — The largest
\ancc E. Douglass snokc in b e -! government bond issues thnn were
R E D S E A L RECORDS
Continued
from
rage
one.
labor organization in Japan, cx
half nf his candidacy for clerk o f I already outstanding.
...
:
PCCted
to
include
50.000
workers
in
Clauscr
nnd
Rev.
nnd
Frs.
F,
1)99
10-in. li.st price $1.50......
circuit court. He reminded his
" f thought that was a well known
government arsenals, is now in pko- Trovntore— S tride In cam pa!
hearers thut he was born an,} fact," he said. "It wus quite u n -1* n,f
raised.jiuthis, cisintv^smk that-toymiljj^t<s^tfot
nc
*
*-V irrvtf'-FIA m eJl
, iiU| 'la C g W s .;. vnf/frifrtrr
*in~fhe
.[T irn iir-,rr—
tner,* ---- - — — -—— -tbsl" ills Rfnvul . ii.mquctr*"Assemble -j
dir I) (VertTI)‘ *in Italian
office, thnt he is well qualified t o ' *n
i ,,k} ns 4ho Dawes report I ward Christian Soltlto
return o f . Hold its inaugural meeting in ToM argarete M atzcnauer
fill thc duties o f .........
.. said ,IM
t4 becnn,e public nnd his ensuing c o n- '
it. He
thnt
_
,
.. „ ,
Sclmun: remarks, 1hV* on -'lay iJay, the holiday of
..............
nee with
Itruilhurv the
itm British,
Hritisil. thungs, llr. G, S. Stir
fen nee
with Brudbury,
he had not been i....
brougbt
out ,...
by fer»
Lucrezia Borgia — Brind
labor,
according
to
present
plans.
any friends, but that he was run mid Burtliou, the French expert on Scholiu Mtnlnes; address o f w e l-1
isi (D rinking Song— It is
ning because oni his wishes. Ho the reparations committee, w u s, came. Judge Shuron; remarks, J . ! MANY SETTLERS COMING.
Better
to Laugh) (Doni
vocal
selections.
promised a faithful and efficient "jiurely eircumstnntiul/' that they G .' Michael;
"learned
I
wns
in
Pnris
ami
ask
zetti)
in
Italian ..............
administration.
The other two candidates far lh« ed thut I confer, with them, in u
... M argarete Matzennuer
nnd individual capncofficc Werd not present, it wai a n -1 professional
.
, ,
* ' “
financial provision.
6'1'WV— 12-in. li.st price $2.00
nounced by the chairman. The cun- 1 / th e r e .-,! ’
didatos for the sheriff’s office w er*1 ' 1 r * rt‘
Carmen— Fnntaaie (B izctthe next speaker.
speaki
Snrasato)
Erika Morini
Rev1
I'
D
k
f
’
W
C9t
(
’
aU'h,<11'Vbruary.
Much
interest
is
being
Average person in this country
V . V U; K‘ n? ’, " lirn*r Seoggani shown in th ecounty in tho grow n ?
n r ■ •H P P in d 'L ; ____B M .........., h « u, " ' V " o » much
cconi
a l ttoday
o la , „us
M
azurka.
(
Z
n
r
z y c k i ) ..........
ich
and John D. Jinkins; talk, Dr. J. T. o f
blackberries
and
banana?
ho is running on tho platform o f l he consumed
in fUOO, says u fur-i
.............................
Erika
Morini
law enforeement, Hnd particularly statistician.
,
" My ‘’’aith birnks'Roasting can* are already on the
' L'p To Thee.
|local market.
that o f the prohibition statutes,,
1002— 10-in. list price $1.50
which he pormiicd to observe' '
Cradle Song ( Brahms) ....
strenuously. He said thnt ho hud
learned thnt he rnuld secure the
Rosa Ponseile
r r ->
aid o f government officials in thi*
•Gil'II .
Lullnhy
(Rnasctti-Scntt)
fifnt and that if clc»ct?d, hr w ill.
.
......... ....... Rosa Ponseile
make use o f this aid if he needs it.
D
AN CE RECORDS
He said thnt if a law is unpopular
19809— 10-in. list price 7oc
the best way to get rid of it is to
enforce it.
T h ere’s Y e s ! Y e s! In Your
E. R- Brady spoke next.
He
Eyes— Fax T r o t ..... .........
opened his remarks with u humor.
y
v
’<Pjigl
AVhU'eiquipMtiui ITiif
f. >V A < / ( V p .( ',M - f V e i» 'V 'V 'W - V M '< ' (!< f /r W v ', (*',drA
4'.vS
4nl»re*t.'*nd\tfvo&.*
flee.a red thpt he would make no ,
,n......O rchestra.
K now for Yourself W h a t the True Blue Oakland
campaign promises, lie declared
* Love Has
a Way — Fox
that if. elected as sheriff, that hr
Offers
You
Before
Y
ou
Choose
Your
Car
*
T
ro
t
................................
will quit drinking. He, said that I
Paul W hitem an uml His
ho had made $35,000 fn /th e county
Know the True Bloe Oakland Six
KnOW the facts about Oakland’s
during his four years in office and'
O rchesjrn.
—In fairness to yourself*-before
new body finish. This beautiful
Panted with pride to his record as
you chooae a new car.
|9806— 10-in. list price 75c
chairman o f thc county draft board
finish will neither check nor be
during the wnr.
come dull with long use.
’ No Means Yes— Fox T rot
Know for yourself thc many desir
Sheriff Hand spoke next.
He
Phlp Spitalny and Hia
K n o w tha permanent top on Oak
able qualities o f this thoroughly
opened his remarks with the stateO
rchestra.
land open cars. It Is alt that ths
modern light-six.
nirnt that "Brady im* forgotten
Feeling the W ay I Do— Fox
name Implies. It looks and lasts
that the war is over." He pointed I
S!..
better. Curtains fit perfectly.
to his record snying that he had
K n o t v first-hand the abundance o f
T rot .... Philip Spitalny
turned in more convictions during
smooth power and wonderful flex
and Hs Orchestra,
K n O iV Oakland’ s new and better
the 37 months of his term than
ibility o f Oakland’ s new L-hcad
controls.
Horn,
Ignition
switch,
there ever were la-fore in a similar
1£>207— 10-in. list price' 75c
engine and Its superior design.
throttle, choke and light control
TM-riod. Over 120 liquor enses huv'-!
I Must H ave Company—
are right on the steering wheel.
been turned in as convictions u n -•
K llO tV O a k la n d ’ s fo u r -w h e e l
F ox T rot Philip Spitalny
derhU adminlitation. he added.
I
brake*. Prove, to your own sat
K tlO lV the unique glass enclosures!
and Ills Orchestrn.
The ernwr here otijoy-d another i ,
isfaction, that four-wheel brakes
tha sturdy disc wheel*! the seven
Marty laugh when E. H. KiHiee I |
W
orried—
Fox Trot
are n real essential. Don’ t buy a
beautiful Fisher bodies and a
the same person who had directed (
Philp Sptalny and Hs Or
car at this price without them.
score
o
f
other
features.
questions at the other candidates, ’4
chestra.
Oaked the sheriff wehthtr the f
T o knotv the Oakland Six Is to scant It. 8ee for yourself If that Isn’ t to.
•asreh warrant law was pasesd .
19308— 10-in. list price 75c
during Uu! last session o f tho le g -, 1
! In the Evening— Fox Trot
Ulature and Mayor Ia«ko spoke up .1 .t»*tt
The Oakland Six Touring car is distinctive In appear
.
Jean Goldkette and His
•*•**“ « th/ ‘ t ” 1. supported it and /
ance and performance—particularly at Its low price o f
voted for it, und that if it wore to I l
\
O
rchestra.
H.hjJiItt .
. - •| 991 D«Sm n Cm N
• • H IM
come up again, I would vote 'o r [
* W here the Lazy Daisies
. . |(W»
C~ ! * l o r Fmmr , .
IM S
iM t Tw .i.i . . . n » j
ZtJan . . . . .
144]
i
G row — F o x -T r o t ..... ..... u
W. A. Tillia was the last candl-! 4
Oakland’s Special Payment Plan saves you money
/. o. b. Factory
‘
1
Jean'
Goldkette nnd Hit
rwte for sheriff on the program. 1
i I
T« said that if elected he would .4 'I
t; V O C A L A N D INSTRU
thL best “ sheriff in Seminole i 4
m e n ta l R ecords
u,Ry'
He said that hed served 1
O rchestra.
chief of police of Sanford for i [I
Kent Vulcanizing’ W orks
10305—
10-in. list price 75c.
ht years, which is a longer p e -11
P^What a Friend
than any 'other man hnd 7
He declared thnt during f
M other Peerless Ouarte.
term of office, he never bad to R
That Old Fashioned M other
around and borrow money to , .1
,,
o f M in e ........ H enry Burr
» up a ilrficit ih hi. accounts i*
tn the auditor esmo around to I [l
19249— 10-in. list pree 76c.
j over hi« books.
i (
Sylvia Ballet — Pizzicato
^Mr. Kiloce, ranJIJate fur county
s Polka (D elibes) .. .V ictor
»1*4loner from district No 5,
1next t> appear on the program
ifc - Concert Orchestra.
hu remarki provoked much
ation of Faust-Dance
r. He opjncd by saying
* Sylpha
t - * venin * ' *
POLITICAL
MEET
C IT Y N E W S P A R A G R A P H S
For May 8.
.
Chicago
.......... - ............. 4
Florence ........ .................. — ......4
Potomac Yard ............. ,.......... 4
To the. defendant* J. C. Kregcl If
New York ...........- ..... — .".—— 4
and If dead, all parties claim
W aycross... ...........
3 living,
ing interests under J. C. Kregcl,
Atlanta ............................... — 2 deceased or otherwise. In the fo l
Cincinnati ........ ........................ 1 lowing described property, namely:
New O rleans....... ........
1 .That Certain tract of land situate
1In the County of Seminole and 8t*tx
Boston t..T.------ -----------------:____1
of Florida. oc»crlbt>d as the g t , of
P ittsburg............... ....-------------- 1 th* HW',. of tne
H of the NK»4,
Section S. Township 21, Rango 19.
NIGHT IS SUCCESS
1
V* Cfrrnlt l ^ r V t l k W t t f f h M if * N 'f t ’h W , ’* ’
...I# Seminole
lomlnnln Connly.
( im n lt. I’
lnrMa
an nl. _of» ....
rail.
Florida.
each
you *
, In Chancery.
Howard ir. tmndy /
a w 's u r S T '
v».
.
It la ‘ further
J. C. Kreacl If living, and If dead order
of p„|,llci
* nil parlies claiming Intercom un In the Hanford
der J. C. Kregcl, deceased or oth per published i- V***
erwise.
Celery Shipments
AT GENEVA LAST
i.
#
i
FOR WORKING PEOPLE
The best of workors get out o f
sorts when the liver falis to net."
They feci languid, half-sick, "blue” j
and discouraged and think they arc
getting lnzzy. Neglect of th ese1
symptoms might result in a sick j
spell, therefore the sensible course
Is to take a dose or two o f Hcrbinr.
It Is just the medicine needed to 1
purify tho system nnd restore the ;
vim nnd ambition of health. Price
fide. Sold by Union Pharmacy.
—
FOR SALE, or will trade for c a r ,|
live acres o f unimproved celery
, land near Oviedo.
Write C. B.
, Brodertnan, 2(U R. Mnin St-, Ovie
do, Fla.
KNIGHTS T E M P L A R ,
A T T E N T IO N
>1
*
* '
s ■
IO
Florida, once «
serutlvo weeks.
**
the sald*"ch)!uJ1,:' np *Mg|
<8KAL>
r- A. D o J
5,1?*
c'r»3|
Srmlnoi,
one Cokusl
A
®t-Prldaya
♦ 1 •
“ Give More Thought
to Music”
Let this week be a real clem•
i• •
i <
onstration o f O rlando’s love
for music. Have you a piano
or a V ictrola?
58 N.Orange A v e n u e ^ ^ * ,
OrUadri W1----j- *—bb« IUI1 •n'
Members o f /T ayolr Commandery No.
28,
K nights
Templar, are requested
to
m eet at the A sylum a t /l0 :3 0
A . M. Sunday, May 11th, fo r
the purpose o f attending the
•Drenching
service at the
M ethodist church. T h e Order
o f DeMolay will also attend.
V isiting and sojou rn in g Sir
Knights arc cordially invited
to attend with us.
By order o f the Em inent
Commander.
JNO. D. JIN K IN S,
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Recorder. I -
If It's C'nrn Fluke*. It's KetluKx'i
If It's Huup, It'ii Campbell's
If li> Jc« Cream. It's
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A t A ll Good Dealers or
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A Development that is more than a sub-division— a townsite,
| The Seashore has for generations been the Mecca for S
Summi|
■ time vacationists. In
only jv
year-’round
resit
- the
---- past
x'—
u i-iv u a u residents•
the wealthy could afford to invest and build along the Seashoj
—property that was considered a luxury for a few montf
pleasure only.
•
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N E W SM Y R N A BEACH offers all the pleasure of a ®
n n i!/?,n/ L an ‘“ comparable Beach, and more. N E W SMYRH
BEACH has thc advantapre o f an ideal climate the whole ye
J ™ * ; 1! ' ' 01' constant pleasure and enjoyment. N E W SMYE"
EACH property is a luxury, but it is.a luxury that will,
A F F O R D d e n d S ln “
V C , y f G W y C a l ' S ’ a n d 18 a l u x u r y Y 0 U
Cl
Som e lots in N E W SM YRN A BEACH c .n »UII bo bought fo r an low an ,
one-half canh anil ilofcrred pay m en u ovor two yearn at C^ocr cent Interent!
lotn are e „ pave,I ntreeU w ith cement n i . l c w . l l j am? “ n venrnt to !h o & « h ,
The building now goin g on and that to follow lends ureatpr value each
every b t in this development. Summer bungalows
C S ? . h ,,m
^th«
ern and Devetopem are junt com pleting
elegant I'av’ hon fo r th c p ie S u r ! of
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B U Y N O W , W H IL E LOTS A R E A T TH EIR LO W EST
H.B.
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S e llin g A g e n ts.
144 South Beach St.
DAYTONA
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Phone 674
WP
Canal Street,
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�TH E SA N F O R D H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , M AY 10, <924
PAGE TW O
Sa nford D ully I l t n l i L .
Program for May 10.
WSB— Atlanta Journal (129) 8-9
Mothers’ LXny program;
10-45
Georgia Tech, Marionettes’ musi
cal. •
WGR— Buffalo (319) 5-6:30, re
cital; 6:30, news.
WON— Chicago Tribune (370)
C-7, music; 8:20, musical, dance.
WMAQ—Chlcngo News (447.5)
6:30, Y. 21. C. A. orchestra; 7:30,
Hospital Day; 8, Chicago Theatre
revue,
W DAP—Chicago (260) 6, con
cert; 9, orchestra.
KYAV— Chicago (536) 5:30. con
cert; 6-7, music, tniks.
W SAI— Cincinnati
(309)
7,
chimes; 7:25, musci; 9, news; 11
k sand-clay. Ponce tie 1-eon to West- concert.
8 • viUe, under construction.
Take . W FAA—*l)ollas
News
(176)
i south county road. Wcstville to 12:30-1, address; 8:30-9:30, musi
jV Quincy, rough unimproved. Quincy cal; 11-12, dance.
to Littman’s, good, sand-clay.
WOC— Davenport '484) 6:30,
IJttmnn’x to Aucilla river, via Tal- sandman; 9, orchestra.
: lahassee urn) Monticello, unimWCX— Detroit (517) 5, concert.
* • proved but fair. Aucilla river to
WRAP— Fort Worth Star Tele
1 Greenville; fine.
Greenville lo gram (476 7-7:40, Bible class.
1 Madison, rough but passable. MadKFKK— Hastings (341) 9:30, rel. Ison to i-ee, rough. At Ia*o across broadcast KDKA.
l railroad; take road on south side
W'HAS— Louisville Journal (400)
^j , o f railroad parallel to It for five 7:30-9, concert.
,
: ‘ . miles, then cross railroad ngnln,
KFI— Iajs Angeles (460) 8:45-1
. take old county road to the Suwon- a. tn. vocal, concert, orchestra.
•^'hee river. Suwannee river to fdve
HIM— I » * Angeles (*05) 8, or
l - Oak, good. Live Oak to Lake City
i , good. Lake City to Jacksonville, chestra; 8:30, children; 10-12,«or[ ehestra.
i -excellent.
i WG i— Medford (3110)
5, llig
~t
ROAD NO. 2.—Georgia Line to Brother Club; 5:30, talk, hits; 6,
^ o r t Myers: Georgia Jinc to Lake talks, musical.
.City, 42 miles; majority is very
WSlC— .Memphis Commercial Ap
* good, but n few rough spots near peal
8:30. faculty entertaint Genoa. Lake City to High Springs, pear (500) 8:30,
mpnt.
. excellent; 11 miles rock base, 12
WLAG— Minneapolis - St. Paul
1-2 miles concrete. High Springs
' ‘ to Gainesville, 25 miles of nsphalt, *417) T.'.'K), busineaa mcssagi’ j 11:15,
■ excellent. First ten milps south of Ladies’ Band, Tracy, Minn.; 11:00,
, Gainesville, new asphalt surface, Osborn’s Orchestra.
WBAH— Minneapodis (417) 7,
1 . very good. End of asphalt to Micj nnopy rough but good going. Mlc- Council o f Churches.
CKAC— Montreal (425) 6, bed
• ■ anopy to Marion ’county line, new
* base just completed. Asphalt sur time; 6:30, concert; 7:30, hand,
face under construction, short dc- artists; 9:30, dance.
WOR— Newark (405) 5:16, talk;
> ( tour. Marion county line to Low' ell new lime rock base, excellent. 6, orchestrn: 7, talk.
Asphalt surface under construction.
WEAK— New York (492) 5:15. Road condition between Ocala and 10, talk, orchestra, vocal.
Belleview changes daily. Inquire
W11N—Now York ‘ 360 > 5:30-* at Leesburg or Ocala Chamber of 9:30. musical; 9:30, entertainers.
' . ‘commerce for best route. Bello.'. View to Leesburg to Eustis nnd
Mount Dora, good. Mount Dora
through Orange, Osceola, Polk and
Hardee counties to the Peace
river, good.
Peace river
to
North line DeSoto county, very
WIP— Philadelphia (509) 4:05,
- rough. North line DeSoto county orchestra; 5-fi, talks; 8:15, orches
t to Carlstrom Field, good. Carl- tra.
. atrom Field to Bermont Corner
WFI— Philadelphia (395) 4, tnlk.
bad on account of heavy rains nnd 4 ::*0, orchestra; 6, tnlk; 6:15-8:03,
, « a portion of road under construe- orchestra.
, tlon. From Bermont Corner to
WCAE— Pittsburgh (492) 5:30,
, Fort Myers, good.
concert; 6:45, songs; 7:30, musical.
* ROAD NO. 3.—Georgia Line to
KDKA— Pittsburgh (326) 4:30,
Orlando: Wild's Iatndlng to Yu- concert; 5:30, bedtime; 6:05, orulee, good. (Yulee via Jacksonville toical contest; (1:15, organ; 7, con
to Orange Park, county road.) cert.
Orange Park to Putnam county
KGW— Portlnml (492) 12, dance
line being repaired. Rock road music.
KPO— San Francisco <423) 10-2,
a. m., dance.
WVY— Schenectady (380) 8:30,
dance.
KFOA—Seattle (455) 10:30, cho
rus o f 15 voices. *
WBZ— Springfield (337) 4, con*
cert; 4:30, dunce; 5:30, bedtime;
6:40, concert; 6, program.
K8D—St- Isiuis Post- Dispatch
con to Melbourne, 10 miles paved,
11 miles rock, good; Melbourne to
Sebastian 31 miles of shell, pussl- j
bly short detours. Sehustiun to
V e r o , 24 miles, detour fuir. Vero
to Miami, 143 miles, paved,
ROAD NO. 5.— High Spring* to
Fort Myers: High Springs through
Archer
to Williston to Romeo,
fair. Romeo to Dunnellon nuwly
graded. Heavy sand almost imnassable, except soon after rains.
Rock base under construction near
Hull etc. Dunnellon to Inverness
and Brooksvillc, fuir. Urooksvillu
through Hernando and Pasco coun
ties to Hillsboro county line, rough
but passable. Hillsborough coun*
r line through Tampa by way of
tx-Miic Creek through Bradentown, Sraasota, Englewood to the
Myakka river, very good. From
tb« Myakka river to Punta Gordt
to Lee county line dosed, under
construction. Traffic can -go by
Tucker’s Corner or on Woods trail
•long side of grade to Lee county
line, thepce into Fort Myers on
-good road.
ROAD NO. 8.— Haines City to
Fort Pierce; Haines City to Frost
Prof, good. It U no longer necetaary to detour through Frost
* Proof aad the Polk county section
of the old road, Frost Proof to
Avon Park has been Improved.
Avon Park to DeSoto City, good,
jtRemainder of road to Lake Stearns
;Vwy fuugh. Lake Stearns to Lake
’ Annie, good. Lake Annie to Kis. aimmee river Impassable.
anlil C'lrrult Court, :ir.d. U i» q f f l c l
real uiurt-of, Ihl* 2 1tit (lay o t i A p r
A f ‘. I 9 H .
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lOlroiiIt C ou rt Haiti)
■v
l i A. DOL'D LABS.
B y A. M. W e e k * .
Clerk.
D ,C.
NCE GOING TO OLYMPICS.
KIO, May 6.—Marquis Kuni*
Kuni. younger son of Prince
yonhl Kuni and brother of tha
n princess, will attend» tha
First Photograph* to r<
ipic Games in Paris thU sumMarquia Kuni will viist ad ateamcr Frabenytan, wi
n tn tha ecurre of a Journey pilgrims aboard. The Bril
RE you w aiting fo r tom orrow to start
ing fo r that hom e y ou ’ve wanted-^
chance to g o into business— that automobi
that trip you wante d to ta k e ? * '' *
A
Durranro /iL e m lro
Attorney*
Orlando. Florida.
t - I S - i-J -Jo-17-2 t-3 1 -6 -7 -H -2 1 -8 t
\ n ttfp n f Aiipllcn tIon f o r T a x l l r n l
t xilrr S p rllo n ST.% ut the O r n r r a l
Slntiilr s o f Ike S t a l e o f F lo r id a .
Notice Ir h e r e b y g i v e n th a t Mr*.
Anna SI. D eF oreS t. p u r c h a s e r o f Tu x
C er tifica te No. 62, dated t h e 6th
day o f J u n e. A. D.. l u l l , has filed
s« id c e r t if ic a te - In m y o f f i c e , and
It.tN matlo a p p l i c a t i o n f o r tax deed
to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e
w ith
law.
Bald c e r t i f i c a t e ' e m b r a c e s th e f o l
low in g deocrlhert p r o p e r t y ultuated
in Hetnlftole f ’ tiunfy. F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
Beg. MB. C o r o f S t i o f 0 W M of
SV. Vi. 8«<i 14. T w o , )*» H., It. 3D K.
ituo W. 8 1-.1 ch. N. 7 cl)., W.- in eh.,
N. 8.2 eh,. K. 8.2 eh.. S . 6 CO,. K. 10
ch.. H. to h e r . T h e unit! land be in g
. ' f o w l at th e dm*- o f th e Is su an ce
o f such c e r t i f i c a t e In the n a m e of
I'n k n o w n .
L'nles* said c e r t i f i c a t e
shall be red eem ed a c c o r d i n g t o law
tax deed w ill I*buc t h e r e o n o n the
2nd ilny o r J u n e A. ti.. 1DH.
W itness m y o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e and
seal this th e 26th d a y o f A p r il , A.
If you are, you will never get those tl
that trip you w anted to tak e?
ST A R T T O D A Y , B Y O PEN IN G AN AC
IN T H IS HANK
ii
S
A C O M M U N ITY BUILDER
F. P. FORSTER, President.
B. F. WH1TNER,
K. A. DOUflLARH.
r i e r k C irc u it C o u r t.
K om ln iik C o u n ty , F l o r i d a
ll.v A. M. W e e k s . I». C.
10-17-24-31
N o llre o f A p p llr a t l o n f u r T a x lleeil
I inter Href Inn 373 o f t k r fie n e r n l
SlnlnlrH uf the Ntnte uf I'lnrliln.
WIIAS Louisville Jouhnal (400)
1-5, concert.
WG I—Medford (360) 6:30, talk,
musical.
WLAG— Minneapolis - St Paul Seminole Gels Semi-Annual Pro
porlion of School Tax Which
(1171 6:20-7:35, services; 9:15,
weather report; 9:30, musical.
Amounts To Sum of
K LX—Oakland (509) 10-12, Epworth f-eugue anniversary.
WOAW— Omaha (526) 9 a. m.
sendees; 6, Bible studv; 9, services.
WDAIt— Philadelphia (395) 6,
concert.
WIP—Philadelphia (509) 7:30,
concert.
WFI— Philadelphia (395)
5:30
services.
KGW— Portland (492) 9, con-
Nnllci! Is hi ri-liv g iven Mint Overstreet Investment Company, purrluiser uf T ux Certificate No. 82'J,
ildteil tin- 1st ilny uf June, A. I).,
isstj. Iihs filed Haiti eertlllcate In my
offlctv nnd bns made npiillcntlun
f..r tax deed I d Issue In ai'ciirdance
with lav/. Halil eert If lento enilirareii
lb* follow line described
property
situated In Hcmlnnle county. F l o r
ida. to -w lt :
'i Int. In Ib-K- NIV,
l'i-r. of SW'J of N B li . Her. 2. Twp.
Alligators must not be pursued, 21 S.. II. 2U K. Bun S. 666.6 ft.. K.
caught, killed or injured in any 662 ft., N. 666.6 ft., W. 662 ft, tli»sfl
It It. I t l a h t - o f - n a y ) . 8 arri-s. Tlie
way between Sept. 30 nnd March snhl land being assessed at the
I in Mexico.
date of the Issuance of such ritrtfUrate In the name o f A. M. Hunt,
l'nles* said certifica te shall be re*
t'r-'tiled
a cco rd in g to law tax deed
l o th e C i r r u t l
lo u rl
u f Ih
will ifl-nie tlu-reoii on the 2nd day
J in l lr ln l f ' l r e i i l l o f th e M a i
..f June. A. I».. IU34.
llorlila
f o r Sem inole
In t h n n e e r ) .
('i>im
I';irinI•• K. lfidlldny, u married
ti an. by I,. W. Ilollbtay, her
ril- n.l, compluluaul. v*. tb-or;
BiTTItis. et al, tbfendnntn.
KPO—San Francisco (123) 10:30
12, concert.
WGYY— Schenectady (380)
First Presbyterian Church. Albany.
WCAP—Washington (469) 6:20,
concet: 9 talk,'
CKY— Willlpcg <450) 7, servl
ets; 8:15, lecture.
Tin* State of Florida, l o fJor
T Molllhfl. It. II. Mark*. K. II.
I', iiiati, II. B. l-i-Fort'Mi, I-;, J. I
i 'l l , tieorge II. I'erry, cl. II. i v
I-ut her tT. Porter and I-. o I'm
If living, and. If d e a l, nil par
claiming Intertills under Bci<ra<
Pollin'*. It. It. Marks, II. ll. .
I'enmn, II. I* DeFore.sl. K. J. liar
tb urge II. Perry. U. II
IV
I.other C.- Porter and I-. o. Pm
d'Ct.-ifled. or otherwlfle, In the |u
t-r-|> deicrlhnd 1n this order,
Arthur F. tidlln, and to all peri
unknown Interested In th» pro]
t> Involved In Ihl* suit, whir!
situated In Hemlirde t’ounty, K
Ida .and deMcrihed ns followM,
W e now have nil varieties o f above ami if youut
tem plating sow ing for a cover crop, would suggat
buying now as they are very scarce and will be|
higher.
Call us fo r Q uality Prices
TH E L. A L L E N SEED CO
W illies* my o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e and
seal this th e 26th d a y o f A p r il , A.
D.. IS 2 1,
tSKAI.)
i: A. DOLTII-ASH.
f ’ lerk
C i r c u i t C ou r t.
Seminole County, Flurhliw
llv A. M. W eeks, D. C,
G. C. FELLO W S SE R VIC E STATU
Gabriel Snubbera, McLaren Tires .
CARS WASHED, POLISHED AND GREASED
Gulf Gas, Oil, Tire Service Accessories,
M & 1ST ------------------DRIVE IN —^— ■----------- PHOS
is a prescription lo r
Malaria,
Chills and Peter, Dengue or Ilil-
’ .Smithi-iiflt Q u a r t e r o f
Houthen*t
if u a r t e r o f Hurt Inn IS. T o w im h lp 21
Kotilh. Itaiign •:* Bast.
You a r e hurehy oriliwed nnd reuntreit to appi-nr on th e 7th day o f
J u U . A. M, IU2I. t o the bill hint
a g a in s t y o u In th e a b o v e en titled
i i i m and court.
T b l * o r d e r to be puldluhed In Thu
Photo Fram es $3 to $10 Cut to1,)
Bulovn W rist W atches, prices $25 t o $ 6 0 ......
I
Fancy Spanish .Co m b s.. preies $&*t&;$25 cataal'1
is.
.WTxie' *»J4L4>ftrr»nml, *f 22:611.Til);
FNcnmbiu,
18,043^34;
Flagler,
1414.02; Franklin, f8 8 0 .ll; Gads
den, $6,026.15) Glades, $471.17;
Hainilton, $2,265.68; Hardee, $2,80.035; Hendry, $285.75; Hernan
do, $1,975.69; Highlands, $1,087.12;
Hillsborough, $22,320.25; Holmes,
$3,084 851; Jackson, $7,546.34; Je(ferson, $3,289.30; lotfayette, $1,183.51; Lake, $3,869.69; Lee, $2,SEEK FIRE PROTKCTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mny 6.— E f 012.16; Lean. $1 771.39; Levy. $2.fort will be made at the next sex- 796.54; Liberty, $1,065.53; Madi
sion of the Cali farina legislature son, $1,060.19; Manatee, $3,896.36;
mcntbVdovcwpuKt-n- sh ah famant i Marion, $6,369.99; Monroe, $2,to pass a law providing punish ; 978.15; Nn:i:<au, $2,011.70; Okalnument for persons who carelessly i sa $*2,625.09; Okeechobee, $728.98;
throw cigarettes or cigars from au |Orange, $6,259.83; . Osceola, $1,tomobiles here by I’. G. Redington 878.33; Palm Bench, $4,202.43;
o f the United States forestry ser ! Pasco, $2,000.25;
Pinellas, $7,vice. Many forest fires have been I466JI3; Polk, $13,012.42; Putnam
caused hy careless motorists.
|$3 505.20; St Johns, $2,413; St
IL It. COVIN COES ASHORE. 'Lucie, $2 219.96; Santu Rosn, $:«,NORFOLK, May 8— The four 1639.49; Sarasota, $f>79,17; Semimast schooner R, R. Gavin. Now j ncls, $3,383.28; Sumter, $2,952.75;
York, went ashore during a thick I Suwannee, $3,722.37; Tnylur, $2,fog early today about.,U m iles 1307.59; Union, $1,455.42; .Yoltuhi
T^ncj'^^ Beads , prices $2T to $20 ....!...................... 1
Eversharp Pencils, One dollar v a lu e s ........
S A T U R D A Y A N D MONDAY
FHU.3A«?IE
C A S H , N O T H IN G B U T CASH
to me and I began using
It 1 certainly improved.
I went through change of
life without any trouble.
I can highly recommend
Cardul.”
At the age or about 40
to 60 every woman has to
pais through a critical
time, which ia colled the
Chnugo of Life.
If you aro approaching
this period, or are already
suffering from any of Its
troubles or symptoms, taka
Want
Save
Ha
That’s the Success R utp
There Is Coming A Time
rltvtdiould help
yoa. os Tt has helped
others. At all druggists.
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When 1200 Cheated D^ath
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nwwrarw.
it"
Wltrtufl* K. A. D ou g U m . OWrk
Radio Program
Present time— N ^ v is the tim e to sa ve— while yon
able.
\ ou will be surprised to s e c h ow fast your SaR
Account will grow w ith regu la r System atic Savin!
the Seminole County Bank.
-------COME IN A N D T A L K IT O VEJl WITH US*
M A K E T H IS Y O U R BA N K
JAPAN IMPORTS GLIDER.
TOKIO, May 9.— A 13-rmter
glider is tn be imported from
France by the aviation experi
mental bureau of the Imperial Uni
versity. A French expert will nccompany the machine and instruct
Jupanu^u airmen in its navigationTOKIO, May 9.—The eventual
absorption of Yukohnma In Greuter
Tukio is the objective toward which
plans announced by the home o f
fice are aimed. There plans, In
connection with the new Tokio-Yojkuhema highway, which is to be
[opened this year, call for three
j largo public parks between the two
1cities, nnd two promenades on- the
scucoast, one near each city.
UPPER POTOMAC FLOODED —
WASHINGTON, May 9.—A fiood
In the upper branches r f the Po
tomac river today reported here
caused the death o f six persons of
Martinsburg, W. Va., and wrecked
7 frain at Hurper’s Ferry. Tho
river is said to be rising at a rate
o f 10 inches an hour. 'The collapse
o f the bridge is said to have caus
ed the deaths. •
AVIATORS DELAYED
SIMLA, India, May 9. — It is
:hc United States showing the abantlonreported that tho Portugese avia.atUfht fire in the Rod Sea. with 1200 tors Lieutenants Poes and Bclrot,
learner Clan Marlvor went to the rea- have abandoned tho flight from
Lisbon to Macao, China, in consctjurnce of an accident yesterday
which put their machine out of
Strength
S e r v i c e ------------------
4 per cent Interest Paid on Saving*
Guaranteed
Battery Repairs
When you bring your battery
here—any battery—it i, j,,
tafe hande. We save m..ny
i battery the owner has given
up at worn out. If it ca:l
l>e fixed, we fix it, tell yuu
beforehand what it will corj
and guarantee the wort
Drive In. Get our low piicu
on new batteries.
Sanford Battery
Service Co. *
Sanford, Florida.
RErURN ENGAGEM ENT
FOR ONE WREK.
“The Sweetest Girl In 1
A three, » Bt comedy cr.-ma wU
Lota of clean, wholMOm« <
Music by
That Famous G sen River Sin:
leafan .^
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T II K S A N F O R D H B R A I .D , S A T U R D A Y , M A Y
$
b tfDp T^
n u id a t e s
^Rffloc.-uc County Exc! Contmittee has arrnng*
L following schedule 'or
^iidates to speak nt var^
in the county os fol,1, Friday
house-
^ in o d ,
May
'
Wednesday,
16th,
May
fPy, Monday, May 19th
jtntc!
Morjciajf,i May
i^ool .house.
of these meetings arc ard for 7:30 o’clock, and will
darge of the committee•f the various precincts,
(hu schedule and If any
Brtdncts wish meetings,
ish to say that F.OLEY
worked O. K. on me m a
of hours and the pains left
oner. I took a couple of
» the afternoon, wen4
, to
d had a good night’s sleep
n slept good ever
since,”
Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia
rt Wnyne. Indiana. FOLEY
,hdiuretic stinudaht for the
i, will thoroughly flush the
iu<l increase their activity.
1
V W t e iX J
Baroness Rotlichild
Friend of Notable
YS ENHINRER. j twirk to be done in building roacN
lay fi -T i e DeSotnj proposed in tl:o bond issue that
onds Club has ob- will be voted upon Monday, May
ires of an engineer { 3. A promise has been given the
'■■f all construction} club by the county commissioners,
FRANKFORT, Germany, May
10,— Bnroncsr. Mathilda von Rolhsehild.-who died recently at Gruencharp, the ancestral palace of her
family, at thle age of tl-li'had liyed
in great seclusion for many years.
She bad been especially saddened
by the war, us it broke oiT mpny
ot the remaining friendships with
aTcd.cnntcuipoinries in other lafidu.
She was born when (luethe \yas slip
writing and Chopin wan her; mus;r
masltSr. She Was an intimate
friend of Rossini and Clara Schu
ninnn. '
A Protection in Death
<
The former German emperor al
ways called on her when he went
to Frankfort, an lie was much ini'etested in the great art collections
i which had descended to her from
four generations of Rothschilds.
Of recent years the aged Bari
rness wins alone much of the time
' with her servants. Her chief cook
' wn« a woman of 70 who hail been
j with her F>2 years. Her housemaid
bad been in her employ 61 years
)an<l her butler for 28 years
It
Lmg
i l r l
Greensboro, North Carolina
FIRST STATE CONVENTION
TAMPA. May 10—A sufficient
number of junior boards of trade
for a state convention next year is
the aim of the Tampa junior com
mercial body In sponsoring organ
ization of other junior boards and
chambers of commerce in Flori
da. First efforts in thin direction
will he directed to Miami, St. Pet
ersburg nnd Orlando. In addition to
this city, Jacksonville nnd Pensa
cola already have junior organiza
tions of this sort. The local body
nlso will lender 'its support to
Jacksonville in an effort to bring
the 11)25 naitonal convention of
Junior Chambers of Commerce to
Jacksonville.
\Vu have the Confidence and Good Will Policy holders, Men and Women
carrying over $215.(11)0,(100.00 uf life insurance.
We have $11,000,000.00 invested in real estate loans, in those sections
luyr r iLooa r —vu
X-COfJDISUtSU P-_V(
glM }---- j-JOl
•ng.
Degree in
San
ford and Seminole County.
..
ju iv t n g 8 ^ ..d c t)a.s itea.iiL .{X a
our' Barifc worEir fo r you r com m unity and
keeps your neighbor’s business or
crop in
shape—at the sam e time it is always there
/
for yiu rsclf should you need it fo r n home
a- investment.
W e welcome sayings depos
its cj $1.00 or more.
Earl Farr is Arrested
For Criminal Assault
Earl
TTVI.fTATOir
E.
Farr,
ucucscd
o
f
criminal
as
■
* sault of a 27-y ear-old wo ma it of
Jersey City Heights, on the steam*
or. Esthcm Wecnts, en route from.
■. Miami to Baltimore, wns Arrested
H in Washington, nnd will be brought
■ i here today according to poll -i
[ ' The young woman is reported do
■ ing well in the hospital where th<
* was taken on tiic m rival of tin
2 steamer.
- r e—*^* f W T T i f l i r ^
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Ask for inform ation about our Complete Protection Policy
This nlnn arrangement gives all- rooms good exposure that is, most of (lie rooms have three outside
walls witn plenty of largo windows, that afford good light and uir.
The large opening between the entrance bail and Living Room practically makes these two spaces
one room.
v
The porches on either end of the house gives the front a broad appearance and the comfort they offer
docs not need explanation.
_
rv
On the second floor are three bed rooms, two bath rooms and plenty\>f closets, all are compactly ar
ranged. Thera is good wall space in the bed rooms for ail furniture, even though there are numerous
windows on two nnd three sides ot each room.
. . •
An additional bedroom and bath are provided «n the third floor, no plun.of which is shown, A dor
mer on the rear of the house gives good light for the third tloor rooms.
The laundry, coal storage nnd heater are arranged in the cellar.
This house would be n comfortable home for the average family.
,
Cost about $U80U.
We are All
Interested in a Great
•* 'i
We w rite till the newest form s of life insurance policies, designed to
lit the needs o f every individual.
Office of R. <\ lr...ntf,,d!£ & IIRO. Architects.
—A PRACTIC c M»AiX ROOM HOUSE
(Hotfsc *A-l)C)
er o f ^Lesser
it is stated, that llrtlerock will be
used nr. n haw for all roads to be
hunt except one mile o f concrete
leading went fnun the Arcadia
1 cnee river bridge.
J.
H.
JA C K SO N ,
Dist.
M gr
O ffice in C h am ber o f CYmmcrce B ld g .----------------------------
Sanford, Fla,
TELEPH ONE
ths S tfiC k -f
holders hero Wednesday, It. w
decided to nholiah the Pierce Ot. j
Company, arid n-Urtanco the fibgarixatlon by the formation o f the
Fierce Petroleum t’orporatinn. * '
be incorporated in Now Jersey.
j
America W ins Court
Tennis Championship
LONDON, May f».
'merfc.i
wop the Bathurst ntp cniblumatn
of the International championship
In court t -nnis through the victory
of Jay Gould, Philadelphia, over
E. M.Bayrrlcin, British elm rtpintt
today. He won straight ;otjt ti-l.
0-” and ti-2.
America havin'?
clinched the rup, the remaining sin
BASEBALL ON THE BDSI’ HO
ItliS.
SoAFFOL DING is A
BUSINESS ASSOCIATE
OF MINE, BUT WE'RE
MO BLOOD KIM.
1 CONSTANTrNpPLE, May Ik \
baseball luaguc is being, organised
by the Americans uf Cim: lantinopie. I* will he :» fotir-team league
from th eemployea of the Ameri
can Kxpresti Ctoth-any, Standard
Oil Com pan V, Robert fo il •go ami
the U. X .Station ship Scorpion,
Seven natioiudUtx nre in the Rob
ert College tenm.
•tr>A W w V t / . u b
"Jlmcricon Bcoajy" Electric iron
The Beit Iron MvJc
W o arc proud lo announce wc
tell this iron— it givira such sat
isfactory service that every one
we tell makes another friend
for us. Get yours today.
LIMR GALLO INYT.SriGATKIb
HAVANA, May 5.— Lula Gulllormo Gulin, arrested herr but
Peninsular Electric
week upon his arrival from St. IV
Co.
tersburg l;|a,, was went to Santa
Clara fir Invastignthn ->f ch arges
Contractors & Dealers
that be conspired with veterans
112 Mugnolin A w .
and patriots in the pfeswtn out
iiB iitm iiin o iiiiiir n iM
break, it was announced today.
Your House Painted Faster
Easier and Better at Less Cost
vsm
..
CONOMY and satisfaction in
painting a house are reckoned,
not by the cost of the paint per can,
but by the beauty and durability
of the finished job, and by the
spread. . . i the number of square
feet a given quantity of pa^nt will
cover properly.
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f ■-J-*;;
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Devoe Lead and Zinc House
Paint goes farthest, looks.best and
materially to the value of your
This Coiipon is W o rth 4 0 Cents
Fill out this coupon and present it to us within
30 days. W e will give you Free a 40-Csnt can
of apyD evoc Paint and Varnish Product you
want,or a reduction of 40 cents on a large can,
Y «rr Nam*----------------- Address____ ____ :
Town— 1 , U ___ State___________ „ . L _ ; ___ 1
A T ATTR ACTIVE PRICES
artistic Home is noth in g m ore than the one
you t-‘NCTcij|c good taste in the selection o f you1*
Nhl material. A talk w ith us and an exaimna°ur pltflv service will not bbligate you in any
jU1 no dcrubt p r o w helpful to you in the planning
h>me o f your own. Y ou'll find our prices very
Devoe A gen
Name-----------------------------
On* coupon.
a pervon. To b« umi! by adnltv only.
�TH E 9 * W Q B P ^ W A t i V « A T P B P A Y | M AY 10, 1924.
*A Q B F pU R t
M o #
(u>im
m
flThe W rVice rendered the United Spates by thg'.Amari-j
can m oth er ia*the.greatest sourre o f ttw'fidtfrttr/s strength
and inspiration; we honor ourselves and the m others o (
Catered as Bevona Claaa Matter, Oc
America
when we do anything to give emphasis to the home
tober 17, I ll* , at the Fostofllce at
ganford, Florida, tinder sot of March as the fountain head o f the S tate; and the American mother
«. 1M7.
iB doing so much for the home, the moral uplift, and relig
•tOLI.AXD U D Btff..
ion, hence so much fo r good governm ent artd for hum anity"
U. HOWARD DRHO.
were the beautiful woitis o f the United States Congress in
recommending to President Wilson in 1914 that a day be set
apart in honor o f m others.
.
atm acR iP T ro* r a t e s .
l Tear— -17.00. Eli Months fS .lt
While it was not until this late date that a day was for
livered In City by Carrier psr
week He.
Weekly M ltlon f l Permally set asid e-for honoring the m others, the idea can be
Tear.
traced to much rem oter times. England fo r centuries cele
SPEClAI, KOTtCEi All obituary brated during Lent what they called "M othering Day,” but
lotMas. carda of thanks, resolution#
and dot loss of entertain meat# where even that was recent in comparison to the ancient /worship-,
th an es are marie, will be charted ping o f Rhea, the "great M other o f the Gods” in A sia Minor,
tor at regular advertising rales
or the Feast o f Hilaria in early Greece, or certain ceremonies
HKHltERTUR ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated rrsa# la exclua- in our own Church during the early Christian erfl, all ante
tvety antltUa to the use for repub* cedents o f Mothers Day as we know it. In fact as far back as
Ucatton of alt
news dispatches
■credited to It ot not Otherwise we can be taken by history deciphered from the m ost anti
aredltcd In this paper and also the
local news uubfisned herein. All quated hieroglyphics inscribed in Egyptian or Assyrian clay,
sights of re-publicatiui. of special we find an unaiioyed appreciation for the sym pathy and kind
dispatches herein sre stso rsserves.
ness of the motherly instinct.
BA tU R D A Y, MAY 10, 1024.
But there is a tendency among the present generation,
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. despite what Congress has done to counteract it, to lose sight
' GOD W ILL GUIDE TH EE: Be of, in the mad rush o f accumulation, the unselfish devotion
ye not as the horse, or ns the o f Mother and to grow- careless in the fulfillment o f our
ntule, which have no understand
ing: whose moiith
ipoijth must be
Ing:
oc held
neiu in obligations to her and the repayment, which at best could be
_ f i *Va 1» 1 —.III
with bit and "bridle.
I will instruct only in part, for her life o f deepest love, encouragement and
thee and teach thee in the way faithful service. It counts for nought into whnt depths you
Which thou shalt go. Psalm 32: 9, 8. may sink, to whnt heights you may rise; your m other's love
ia - ,
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will remain unchanged. She will always meet you with a word
OLD MOTHERS ’
o f praise, or a kiss o f sym pathy. Like the tigress in defense
I love otd mothers— mothers with o f its young, she will always fight to protect you from the
i,
white hair,
And kindly eyes, and lips grown hard knocks o f business and the evils of life.
softly sweet
But what do we for our mothers ? What can we do to
W ith murmuring blessings over meet half-way their many sacrifices? W e cannot. But tom or
sleeping babes.
There ia something in their quiet row we can give them a happy little thrill by doing some
little thing, unusually nice. You will o f course wear the car
grace
That speaks the calm o f Sabbath nation, the red one if your mother lives, the white one, if not.
afternoons;
A knowledge in their dcep-unfal- If your mother's home is a great way off, you can warm her
heart in gladness by a telegraphed message o f love. I f you live
tering eye*
That far outreaches all philosophy, not too far away, she would never forget your com ing over to
Time, with caressing touch, about see her. You might, if you live with her, stay at home all
them weaves
The silver-threaded fairy-shawl of day, or better still, take her with you som ew here; you m ight
even perhaps tell her you love her.
age,
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Th^'Lam b That Turned Into A W hite Elephant
Ajsaaa
h o q i w v 'j K l
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Tammany ,qnd At.SmUkr<
Orchids Now, Men Later.
The King's L e o .
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CopyMKhi. 1131
TAM M AN Y
HALL,
ancient,
profitable political institution, of
New York, ia puzzled, following
the death of its chief, Murphy, •.
Under ordinary condition*, MV.
A1 Smith, who for years has been
real boss o f Tammany Hall, would
name a new chief to work under
R
J
The interested crowd at Geneva
r
the other night would indicate that
diUcs are warming up and that
e voters arc trying to find thu
I,., right men to put into office.
H
"
o- i .
Seminole countv is gotting re, suits from the Madison Square
Garden exhibit.' Already people
!v are coming here to live as a result
; o f the exhibit In New York last
f- February.
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There are still several other polltlcal meetings before June 3 nnd
every citizen should make a special
L effort at attending at least one of
f . them and got the various ideas on
office administration and law enr. forcemeat.
S
w hy? What sort o f records do you buy for your fam ily victr<>lia? What kind o f "p ieces" does your little daughter learn
from her music teacher?
W hoever wrote that assertion with which this editoriul
begins would have made it considerably nearer complete,- if
he had added "tasteful environm ent” to books, music and pic
tures. Looking around your own home you will notice how
the colors blend, how thu "ton e” o f everyth ing bespeaks the
directing mind.
But after all, if the hooks ore right, the pictures right,
and the music right there is little danger but what the envir
onment so far as its material attributes ore concerned is tho
setting from which come children getting the foundation for
cultivated tastes.
How does your home measure up?
Tnrtt Bs-thosw hp- dnbg^- H0 * c u _ »
good example and doesn’t interfere
with
the British
Government;
Which h really democratic, closer
to the people and more within the
people’s contro) than our own gov.
ernntent, for Instance.
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KING GEORGE ia guided to a
large extent— as all men ought to
b®— by his wife, a sensible woman,
high shoes that .button up, and
who wears dresses o f the old kind,
New York V s p i*.:
can live all your l i f o j
y°u are
' The balanee-of jkw*
depends chiefly upon tk,
of mind. ■. .
,
Swimming in^traiL
aa dangerous as riding
train wgh a new fa n g
!>
-------In Los Angclcs,,a na
Vested for spanking his
ties had their advantag
I f they
aa
biicjr don’t
uun i hurry
nurry -\x*y
political convention* &
will be too warn to worn
Is nominated.
college seniors worry «
much money bricklayer
ing.
Contemporary
Statesmen may violzts
prieties throughout the j*
June comes 'round they
observe
the
convent!*
York Herald-Tribune.
BY W . J. CARPENTER, D. D.
Jacksonville’s municipal golf course shows a profit on the
the firat month’s fc-finoss. Wonder if our own course will
show one?
\
All ou- JvV .tt’tca ar® begetting to take on the airs of ora
tors and b
J»e they wind un the enmphign here Saturday
night before c.' ^Uon they will be good speakers.
Longwood will be the next atop on Wednesday night,
Oviedo on Friday night and so on down the list for the county
candidates. It Is most interesting to follow up the meetings and
hear the candidates sing
Ed Kilbec remarked at Geneva meeting that after some of
the candidates were ay old a* he is they would have a heap
more sense. Ed goes on the principle that the older you get
the more sense you will absorb.
•The Tampa Tribune says you can always judge a candi
date by his home vote. Thin should hold true but not always.
Borne time* the home folks do not appreciate our efforts like
the town* farther away. The prophet in his own country does
not cut the same amount o f we— sometimes.
spired by the spirit o f Christ. .
The church is not a club.
The church is not a social organizntion alone.
The church is not an entertaining
agency.
church with a promise of Mi
terfainmont. The mlniitirj
high ideal of his mptal
who bids him come to k l
Word o f God, will cowmI
The church represent* spiritual
an fo r r l
values first and ail the time. God
hud too ad
has given a church- to the world S ^ J E L K ! ! , 1
through which the Holy Spirit Is
™*r.®trni,<j j X r - w tJ
L
W
mafn r
°* th® i S j & l i d b y a minister taJ
ttffnkfi
church is a sort o f place for an* slides. If we want men la ■
tertainment, for fun, for physica church flr thelr f0ul.’ r *
exercise, for fairly good music, and |not appelj to conscience!"
Don’t knock the fellow who is doing things
things. He will make
mistakes but he Is trying to put it over while the man who is
never trying is sitting in the sun whitting a stick and making
funny cracks at all improvements.
’
It look* like we will get that cenal cut from the St.
Johns River to the Indian River and when we do it will be one
o f the biggest things that this country has over accomplish
ed. There will be no question about our city growing, about
tourists about development, about high water and overflowed
lands. It will open to cultivation thousands of acres o f the
best general farming lands in the south.
Arising rather early the other morning and coming down
town 1 was surprised to note the fow people on the streets,
tho few stores open for business and the few cars parked on
f j r,t ,trcetl 1* looked very much like the "Deserted Village."
We are getting in the big city class where everyone stays up
all night and sleeps parts o f the morning. But it makes it
rather tough on we folks that get up early to catch the early
There are rome o f the finest conductors on the Atlantic
Coast Line that you will And anywhere and you will find them
on the Jerkwater branch lines aa well as on tho main Ines.
Not mentioning any names for there are so many o f them it
would not do to m iss’any. However, if the heads of the rail
road want the nan.es I will give them a few and they can
give them a pension for life.
. Those railread boys are all to tho good wherever you see
them In ail branches o f tha work. 1 just naturally like to look
around the railroad because the boya have always been ray
friends. It ia good new# to me to learn that aome of t
days W. B. Zachary, that good old. knight of the wire,
quit work after awhile and retire to Ttia own vine a.,., „
tree. He haa some land in Sarasota that will make him rich
when he wants to ae\L
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There is ao much stuff about John Martin and Frank
Jennings in some o f the state papers that it occurs to me that
a esrtain candidate in the race c*n atep in and take away the
bacon If all this tiresome stuff continues. According to those
^ w lc e Told Tales" both Frank and John sueksd eggs and
stole watermelons and robbed ben roosts early in life.,
have a just grudge against society,
•HP perhaps Supreme Justice would
agree with them.
j
Is there nothing better to be
done with criminals, young ypd pld,
than locking them in a ston/ prison
for a certain number o f [y e a r s ?
Does that in the long run Bo more
good or harm? Does It rdform or
S A T U R D A Y E V E N IN G SERMON
BY R. J. HOLLY
We often hear folks in various towns and cities start
talking about the dull summer time as spring fades and iummer weather approaches. There ia no dull summer time In
r Iorida. We have crops all the year round, we are building
more homes and we are making more improvements this sea
son than over before. Then why should we have a dull sum
mer here?
M Y F A V O R IT E STORIES
cause he had a Roman nos* and th«
other fellow had a stub."
Said Liar No. 3: •'You fallows
are both pikers. 1 took p*rt In a
motorboat race two y ea n ago and
the only reason my boat g ot tha
money was because It had » fresh
cost of p a in t .a o J t J l_ --------- -
JUST IN PASSING
Some day Lake Monroe will be the greatest pleasure re
sort in the static o f Florida—that is it will be If we can take
advantages offered by Nature and help to make our lake what
it should be. The boat basin, the boulevard, resorts o f all
kinds, a fleet of yachts and sail boats and other improvements
will attract the tourists.
K
By IRVIN S. COBB
Senator Willis, ofO M sf
ly within ihe truth when Wi
that, there is very little
liquor- He knows thu>s
the stuff used for driaUa
poses is rank poison And m
at all.— Florida Tlmes-tak
One of our candidates for sheriff aays he will make no
promises. That the shoi;ri has a hard time making good on
promises and the best way is to promise nothing and tnen you
will not have to take anything back after election.
fittingly obscrvwl
in
Sanford
PU BLICITY
I
throughout this week with approDIIADF.NTOWN
HERALD
f . print# programs and exercises by
several organizations,. Even bus
iness houses Joined in this culcbrucampaign has wide appeal nnd
tlon.
able publicity an the *t#te beauti what one state can ‘put across’
fication movement, a number of surely the others can.’ The bnlHiram Johnson's presidential as- out o f state papers including the nee o f the editorial was devoted
v pirations have received numerous New York Tribune-Hernld having > reporting results secured in
t: setbacks but the hardest blow of printed reports of tho Davenport some other states and dosed with
, •“ was when his own homo s ta te meeting or editorials about Flor n list of sixteen nationally known
o f California went for Coolidge. ida’* leadership In this work.
advertising
firms which, have
California ha* figuratively relegatThe Garden Magazine, which in pledged to restrict or do away al
®d him to the "dump heap."
the April issue gave the State together with outdoor advertlsc---------- o---------Beautification Committee such fine ing.
Things to Wory About: Univer
The W orld’s Work, in an editor
sity o f Chicago professor ha* dis
ial on "Progress Against Billboard
covered that Helen o f Troy wus u
Nuisance" made this favorable re f
, teal girl. Proof obtained from ex*
erence to Florida: Probably the
l tensive excavations in Egypt has
most startling result has been ach
V
thc archaeologist to mnko
ieved by the state of Florida. All
i> this assertion.
over that state beautification com
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missions have been formed, pro
k
8r ,
were hanged in All candidates for political office., moted by boards o f trade.
Theao
Louisiana yesterday for the mur- receive the following forceful an organizations have used moral sua
^ der of one man. Stanford White nouncement: ’This year the candi sion on advertisers and have also
B
.killed by one man, who has date for office who sticks his name wrkoed through the highway com
I'Wtoca done many another atroclou.i and picture on posts and. trass missioners. Their aim Is to re
B.t thing, and who i* now quite at lib- along the highways ia going to feal
move billboards from all roads and
f^.trty. Is it possible that justice the .mpleasure of the pubHe. He to plant trcea in their stead.
In
jl miscarried in either Instance?
will be defeated the moment he two counties
alone ____r than
_______
_____
start* tacking his cards up.* Twen 6,000 signs have been taken down
ty thousand Florida club member* The time is not far distant when
hove banded together to boycott this abuse will cease to exist- in
Florida, and its work in this field
sny one advertising in thi*- way. forms an eloquent example to other
This phase of the antMitllbonrd community."
Three Hart and one truthful man
were discussing tho subject o f cloae
finishes in speed contests.
bald Liar No. 2: 'T h a t's nothmember a county trot that was won
by the home that ;,ad the largest
J|PP*r Up- Otherwise it wouM ta v e
bos* » dead hsat1? •
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1
WELLwe r a s B
BELONG I d
50m O H B
PROFESSOR
ItNUDSON, of
Cornell University, shows that or
chids can be fully grown with a
saving o f two years’ time.
The extraordinary results are
obtained by feeding the plants cer
tain essential salts and sugars
while keeping them free from the
microscopic organisms that destroy
plant life.
ination o f the pictures you r children know and enjoy? A few
days ago we picked up the magazine section o f a Florida
VIEWED FROM THIS distance,
newspaper devoted to the schools o f the county in which the
King George seems a pretty good
paper Is pqblished. There was, som e excellent reporting o f
school doings, jyith Well chosen Ap3WAI'&VticlW.,,aBtit the bl£-' now ngt \}Q ure at least as unpot:*-
naked ladies discussing lltcir divorces! I f you have the alleg
A summer resort
where everybody u
w h ere.___ .
But Al Smith at this rtiomont is
a candidnto for the presidency. Tie
is taking the thing seriously* And,
for reasons that will bo understood
w eft of Hoboken, Al Smith doosnt'
want to be tied up too closely with
Tammany. It Is true that A! Smith
has been in Tammany all his life,
and has made every dollar he has
thfough Tammany, nnd got every
office that he ever got through
Tammany.
But in politics It’s
necessary to forget. And it Is only
reasonable caution for Al Smith,
as a presidential candidate, to
cross to the other side of the street
and look vague when the Tamma
ny tiger nods to him.
SOME DAY MEN will learn
how to feed themselves and how to
protect themselves from germs.
Not so many years ago shrdiutot
Not so many centuries ffoin now,
perhaps five hundred o f a thousand,
While the echoes of forgotten
the average length o f life will be
songs,
Seemed Joined to lend a sweetness
Facts From Which To Make Measurements. - above HO years ami the only ani
mal living on earth will bp hneato their speech.
Old mothers! as they pass with
A child reared am ong good books, good pictures, anil Whales and elephants will 'disap
slow-timed step,
pear along with the microbes. . '
accustomed to good music is naturally cultured in taste.”
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Their trembling hands cling gently
T his being the Case, w hat you w ant to do at once, if you
to youth’s strength;
ALL ENGLAND'S ART crilfcs,
Sweet mothers! as they pass one desire you r child t<| be cultured in taste, is to look into th e and half the population o f the
sees again
Bort o f books, the sort o f pictures and the s o rt o f child to British Islands, arc discussing a
Old garden walks, old roses and old
portrait o f the King by Charles'
which y ou r home is accustom ed.
loves.
Sims, in the Royal Academy, Some'
As to the books, you will not only note the kind o f books critics say "the face lacks dignity."
— The Century.
found in your library but the kind o f books actually read at Others say "the legs lack eharscA
Thtfrc Is something unusually
your house. W hat sort o f books do you like, yourself, and ter. The artist admits that some
sweet about that. poem.
not the king, "posed fo r the
w hy? What sort o f books do you select for your children, and body.
----------o—-----legs."
You can’t go vrong if you make why? Are you one o f the misguided people who choose books
Just why a king’s lc g s ,.h k v c
her happy.
of the goody-goody variety with no regnrd for their literary moru character than other legs ia
o--------- not stated. The interesting thing
Another bank president has ro- merit or their sturdy interest?
Having satisfied you rself that there are plenty o f fine to us proud, republican sovereigns
tired. The judge retired him for
ten years for confusing dollars and hooka for your children to read and that these hooks are read is that Englishmen discuss a por
trait they ever discuss the king
sense.
find discussed in your fam ily circle, you can turn to an exam than they eve discuss the king him-
If rumor has it that J. P. Mor- ed comics in your home, is tho drawing g ood ? And do your
ran has a hundred million dullar children see every day good copies o f the paintings o f the
asn contract in his pocket, the
chances aro pretty good that he great masters?
has.
And the m usic? W hat do your children like to sing, and
Women who know
children are kept too
.
...
Even detective* are -forced to resign in the Senate in'tdrtigationa and it would seem that the Tea Pot Dome affair
eyantually drag everyone in the U. S. A. into the oily waters.
Ill, * f '
•" Now that the bob haired bandit and her husband have
been lent to the pen for ten years we hope the newspapers will
taka up something else for the summer months.
w 4 t^ g * R t . w U h . , a
2. Harjers Weekly,
social set.
i
"Serioustx,
why cannot d
When a church functions as n
club for entertainment, however
good that entertainment may be,
it lowers its standard and loses . „
uh„nM <m i
influence.
I°wn
W ," i
,
.
. t o mako the ihurch a big M
No greater mistake can be m a d e ;ment ltoro ^
bargain! «sl
H r to Plac® the cV / h
counter everyday in the i
tltion with the world and think it i Men who BUtcec<i in other |
can be operated on the same basis. tion3 arc
who believe
It ia a
prostitution
of the their work la worth sonutUa
viaable kingdom of God to put it itself, and wht are not indkj
on a level with the ordinary organ- cheapen It by facongruou* n
Ized diversions which appeal to menta and aidt-lines. Of J
the lower side o f our nature.
the preacher, earning to deal
Because many modern Christiana the eternal voriics, ought ks
have, in thoir mistaken zeal, sought need the help >'of jiaoM
to attract the crowds, resorted to There Is no mof-ocessios to
all sorts o f clap-trap methods, and the church with* theater tk
have added all kinds o f diversions fortify it with Adental ijw
to catch the youth, they have boot-blacking ertmrium. Q
weakened its influence and shorn and at age may Ml dwell hi
U of it* power.
fo ihe same comtonlm hu«
it to save sinners.
Consecration, prayer, preaching
of the gospel, holy living, nnd per■final service, are the means used
of God to save a world.
There are many things which
may be good and useful in their
proper spheres, but are ill adapted
M
M
s : -
!-
. President Waon.
"When we say HH the
(tet young peopldto th« a
1*
make the chlih inter*
I am afraid that w*oo often l
*h#t
$ entertaming. Dioheu e«r
the thea; ‘ f 10 , ft
w ui
c
t K
h
. d a' . IIrreMl'bulld!1
' ° fwhich Y°was
tl:- r>td you ever know
l u lakam**
teS *
naa
great building
SSd J f e v e S se S i’ce3 S f f t f c
'"terU lnm ent to goTgthtf
uoa at every service, and the only hold for the hour tuitA!
W w dJrfC od* *Vel S T * W#l t h e lyo!r mean to draw £
a
t£ S ? {£
a h eartiby entertainment y o u i W
When entertainmeni!*
k i . ! excuse for it and thatTto *
culture, social functions’ are m a“ j “hina t h i t ^ ^ o ^ n u r & j
As an evidence o f the w a y ' the FuMe T,hf”
UI
thinking public view these W n g * [ i f c & d e i b i t ! ? t o
whlchP reflect th V J A l t e f n !5 S 5
o f the strain o f the average church
t* i n f o r m to the world.
1 . Editorial ia a newapuper.
t
^ h*m un(1':rtUr’li tnBtJ l
p ,lc* wh*re
Udi»p«nDi
.they want life, they musM
that plai!e-.’?
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JUST TO REM IND Y O U
.TAMPA
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.. TIMES
.
; ♦ 1;f ', ' |f n,l
f ' S L D * Privilege . morrow, great for Tss
r attention to your for the world, great for
jn a tter o f going to greater still Iq i yen“j * -
minded, wlw t . f t r chorea*
to civilization and t o »
That ia tqp/wgU.estaMlMA*.
more proof, or to d«nwn»
ment. The important { J
what you mean to tha
vou do not mean very ■■J
has became habitual *1^ *
hhsent yourself' from tM
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THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A T O R D A Y f: M A Y 10, 1 9 2 4 .
Mother’s, Club Holds
'Its May Meetitf£~>
iiCHURCHES
M
<^°SSS±?,!a;
fe r n * D«-AT
Vote On Bonds For
On Second Track of
Railroad
Is fStarted
«
j
SCOTLAND YARD
TO MAKE DRIVE
The Mothers' Club held Its Mail
Illegal Drug Traffic Will Ba B ab.
meeting with Mrs. L. M. Telford
t
ivic
NEW SMYRNA, Fla., May 0. —
jest o f Cruaada By Famous
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Shcirard be
ing assistant hostess. Cut glass Sunday school believe that tliei DAVENPORT,
Sleuths o f British
May
8.—The The first actual construction work
r Office 148;
M RS. W A L T E R W IG H T, S ociety Editor.
Phone 493-J.
bowls ar.d baskets o f fern and mothers o f America have had a freehol(lera 0f tWs plac0 wcnt to in connection with building o f the
Empire
pansies adorned the attractive liv
track of the Florida East
ing room, the color motif, purple very large place in the making of t},e poR ttoday Ao-vote on a bond second
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... . I LONDON. May 10.— The Illegal
th|4 country, and in the Sunday jgsue nf $55,000, the proceeds o f Coast railroad from Jacksonville to drU|: traffic in England haa grown
and gold, being carried out.
A short business session
w * school and the( morning hour of which wjn be dcvoted to civic im- Miami, was started near New to such an extent since the war
c e l e b r a t i d n jn
a y d a y p a g e a n t . presided
over by the president and yiorship Mothers Day will be fo a -, provements, if the Issue Is ap- Smyrna on Monday, May 5. A lo- .that it has crept put o f ita dusky
after the business matters were tured in a very real way.
proved.
Provision Is made for a cal contractor was given the con Limehousc haunts to pervade the
Under n cloudless sky the May i Sunbeams, 15 little boys In cos- scheduled n pansy contest was In‘Mias AlUe Trnfford, the church modem water system, nnd oho for tract by the railroad company for dance halls and restaurants o f the
Day Festivals came to a close Fri-1 tume. Next was n chorus, "Good trodued. Ten questions were ask decretory nnd superintendent t>r the the creation of a fire department.
West End.
•
day afternoon when the West Side |Morning Merry Sunbeams." One ed and answered with the names of
clearing the right-of-way and grad
The war is held responsible for
Alimentary
work
in
the
Sunday*
Underwriters
have
approved
the
Primary School held its May Day o f the little sunbeams answered a flower. While this taxed the wita
Dpr
ing,the, roadbed for the , second the abnormal conditions.
;1 pageant sVIth about '150 children with the sang of "Little Mite Vio- a little, it gave n great deal of ^cnOol, has on her Cradle Roll the issue nnd will give Davenport more
the
stress
o
f
the
times
the
vi|
Skierf*? .
. ..
irt. It was pronounced a ,le t ." Eighteen little girls,.at,rain pleasure to the contestants. Tho games of more than 100 babies, attractive insurance rates if the prack from Spruce Creek, five lance of the police was other
Iko'i story hour at the taking par,
These
babies
are
especially
invited
improvements
are
voted
iniies north o f New Smyrna to employed, and traffickers obtained
wondreful success.
bow* fairies, in costum es,of rain first prize, n bud vase, containing to come to Sunday, school tomorOn May IK) another bond election
Fort Pierce, 122 miles. Tho work foothold in the start districts o f
T o1 Mss Lovel/Turner, -princiuAl, bow tint, dance and white they fern and pansies, was won by Mrs.
LL^ ciub Piano Beunder whose direction it was given are daitdng the Queen -of the Orin Stenstrom, second prize, a row morning arid bring their dads will be called for this district, was begun from the Spruce Creek London. After the war, because e f
and
mothers.
These
babies
will
be
which
will
give
Davenport
between
end by 100 men, the force to bo the loss in exchange in other coun
much credit is ,due. for she ihnwi Fairies Rosoiyn Bell, dainty in a memorandum book, with cover orV
*• mosic.
resented to the entire school. This six nnd s o o n mijes of asphnlt increased as the work progresses. tries, most Of the drugs were shipbid ability -a lo n g this beautiful fairy costume enters.
namented in pansies was won b^
our i« always looked .forward to. roads. A thorough canvass has The railroad haa acquired all tho ped to England. Probably the w arIdL Mouiisv ■
rnudh credit la auo to
Following this was a rtading. Mrs.Fnirclatht
In the First Baptist Sunday school been made on both of these issues additional right-of-way
required nlso can be blamed for tho great'
The
social'hour
followed
during
n
Teflvilliger,
who
played
“ I’d like to, go out doors and play"
Mfldld wilt meet with
for the additional track through increase in the market for the'
accomponimerita
for
the
by
Raymond
Lundquecst,
ana
the
f-Oerby at Slhrer u k e
mberaj c f r the program, butterfly dance by 18 little girls, were served, and lovely pansies er who has a baby on the CVadle pledged to carry this.election, It h jth is section, according to infornts- drugs, anyway there is Said to be1,
D»by and Mrs. Dlager
tion here.
here.
several times as much sold hero
Rainer hrtd Miss Mary in butterfly costume, singing the were used os favors. The mothers noll is earnestly urged to be pres- stated in authoritative quarters : tion
ent
nt
9:30
n.
xn.
Young
women
heie.
now as in pre-war times.
prsent
were:
Mrs.
Moye,
Mrs.
LeinSong.
A
reading,
V a n Cleb will meet Robinson fo ■rtheir- foyal support Butterfly
Another development of great
Following the death o f several
ZI1II.MAN RENOMINATED
hnrt, Mrs. Minarik, Mrs. Bradford. Will be ready during the morning
and
assistance
to
Miss
Turner
in
“
Dream'
o
f
May,"
was
given
by
A M- Philip* «m 0 »k
Hour of worship to give any assist- importance to- Davenport Is the
dancers
due lo the use o f drugs', *7
Mrs.
Stenstrom,
Mrs.
Fnircloth
nnq
the
training
and
making
o
f
cos
May Efolse Winn.
1:30 o’clock.
‘
’
ance necessary to mothers
1proposed construction of a new
BALTIMORE, May 9.— R epre-: and the exposure o f several clevcF
Mrs. Paxton.
tumes
for
the
children.
The
climax
to
thin
festivnl
was
fcnee, Lake Mary, Green
At 11 o’clock the pastor’s sub- block of business houses. A well sontative Frederick N. Zihlninn, |t}jstribution schemes in the London
The pacant wns most spectacu-: very pretty, the crowning of the
, Orchestra.
lect
will be, “ Woman's Power and known architect of Tampa nnd Republican o f the sixth Maryland |fclico courts, Scotland Yard men
lar and no better place could have queen, Evelyn Smith, with her two
Tstsdsy
'
Privilege."' The flower committee *N,ew York has just submitted final district, was renominated in Mon- j nave opened up on the traffickers;-*/
been
found
for
such
a
flower
sh
ow
.;
tittle
girl
attendants
in
pink
and
Hiyh School Alumni
from ine Pipe Orgari Club is at plans for thj structure, which will day’s primary returns, compiled They increased the narcotic squad
it the Court House at The stage the green swad with a I white, who were dressed to cui~
Work today and the auditorium es- COflt , between 375,000 and $80,000, Tuesdny indicate. David C. Wine-[and began a round-up o f criminals
natural background o f trees and i respond with the pink and white
Eighth Grade
socially promises to bo unusually nnd will bo one of the finest of its brenner 3rd. won the Democratic, which hns already resulted in the
palms
in
front
rif
which
was
a
costume
of
the
quee
nwith
her
IDepartment will have
Betty Brown, Alice Elder, Rcba attractive tomorrow morning nnd type between Jacksohville and nomination.
/ ! imprisonment o f some. Of the leadbridge party at the grouping o f 40 or 50 children in l wreath o f rose buds. A little play Jones, Anna Marie Fellows, Mag evening. The member sof the Tampa, it ia declared.
president Coolidgc was over- era and has broken up the regular
This busi
[(Jab st 8:30 o'clock costume, representing flowers and was thne staged with eight little
ness block will be 315 fret in lengtn whclmingly endorsed over his phan-1 source o f supplies which extended
grass blades.
} boys taking part. They brought gie Lynch, Helen Jenkins, Harriet chuich extend a most hearty invi
■reservations.
00 feet deep, two storios in height, tom opponent, “ an uninstructed j into the West End.
tation
to
the
visitors
in
the
city
A fte rtho opening song, "Oh, It I offerings to tljp
_ queen, all of which Rossetter, Clara Smith, Katherine
Thursday.
principally of American a rehit ec- delegation” t for the Republican! The headquarters of the traffic
nnd
to
the
friends
o
f
the
work
to
j will meet at Mrs. Har- is May," by the school cnildrrn, a she refused, until she was present-1Van Ness, Opal Thomas, Joseph share the inspiration o f all the ser- tural design although thcrc will ho presidential nomination and will were easily traced to Limehousr,
reading,
"Greetings
to
Spring,"
ed
with
a
double
red
cross,
signify
i si 3 o'clock.
Ridlon, Steve Shinhnber, Joseph vices of the day.
a touch of Spanish and Oriental have the solid vote of the M ary-(the nncictri and natural haunt o f
was given by Lucile Mitchell. This ing health. This she gratefully
land delegation nt the Republican all foreign vices. Lon? investigaMulpas, Joseph Bruxton, George
work mixed,in
wa sfoliowcd by a song, “ Spring accepted as the one above all oth
. tion ami watching requited in the
Cook, Henry, Russel, Eric LundFirst Baptist Church.
! The new structure will face the convention.
Time is Coming," by the school. ers.
j arrest nnd imprisonment o f a clevquist, Pearl GUdowoll, Margaret
Sunday
school
9:30
n.
m.
MothUix*G
Highway,
and
will
bo
located
’
----An interpretative dnnee, "South
The winding 'of the Maypole was Martin, Bertha Takach, Parker
DAUGHERTY TO TELL MORE 'e r young Chinaman who had bc*n
er’s
Day
will
bo
featured
in
tho
'
ll
Wilson
Park,
which
will
afford
Breeze " was grncefullv done, by certainly np retty feature when 38 Von Ness, Leona Halter, Eleanor
under observation for mnny months
Sunday school.
Morning sermon a beautiful parkway between the
Marian Houlehnn, who called, to girls went through tho Intricate
ASHEVILLE, N. C.. May 9 .- - by the police. As is usually the
jt* Sanford Friday Was the Rain Drops to neter, these be mnzes without a miss step. There Bolly," Hattie Lousing, CHrn Check, and worship 11 o’clock, subject,! building and the highway.
Harry M. Dnugherty, former atto*-- case, the mnn operated a small resThomas Cheatham.
Lgltllcy, of Orlando.
"Woman’s Power and Privilege.” ! ___ . , ,
----------ing 15 little boys, in costumes rep were 56 streamers in pnstcl’shades.
ney-genernl
left Ashcvll'e Tuesday taurnnt in the squalor of the Lime"
** t *"
Seventh Grade.
Young People’s Unions 7 o'clock .' W e b b - M 0 0 1 * e W e d d i n g afternoon for Washington, where house docks, Abovo the dirty eat
resenting mist or rain, who were No admission waa charged but a
ft* Sanford Friday was singing, "Rain Drops.” Then the silver offering was mnde to g o.for : Alice Vihlen, Emily McMllan, Thi evening hour of worship w ill,
he will remain for n short visP, ing rooms were luxuriously furfi[ pound, of Forest City. Sun moVed slowly in among the the equipment o: playgrounds, and Martha Fitts, Manna Johnson, at r ,c.i' L. '
n baptismal service^
evcnt of uvach interest to her paler goimr to Columbia, Ohio, and irheri npnrtmentn from which he
May (lord. Hilda Muirhcad, Lcnorc
flowers and was followed by the j a nice little sum wa realized.
carried on the traffic, lie Is said
„ cincK.
,
{ friends in Knnfoftl was tho w ed-'points in the west.
Shcnfcr, Emily Starr, Antoinette
dropping, was Mrs.
**
. °nc,” ck; ,P ve-v.r' ,f wubject, djnjI 0f j j j , ,
hrncstine Webb, | The former h^nd o f the Justice to have been tho leader of tho
Shnihoiscr,
Lulu
Urqunart,
Ernest
of Orlando.
"A Cry Out o f the Deepest Dnrk‘
which took place at the home nf .Department, other than to say that gangs peddling the drugs through- ■
Culp, Harold Fisher. Leonard Mil ntafC’
Mr. and Mrs, B. I. Webb in Tampa, h? had enjoyed his rest and will out London. Several other Orien
ler, Billy Morse, H. C. Waters, Mil
j to Daytona lest Thursr n v n i m 'A T i h M t i r „ , . D r i,
The wedding was a beautiful sf- "nyc ronething o f interest to an tals have been arrested during tho
dred
Knight,
Jack
Peters,
Dick
Dr. R. E. Stevens and
tS*
j'ATIONA L C1ILBCII
f nir u( „ ,pn noon, the rooms of this nounce sometime within a few day* last few weeks. They have been
Sneed,
Lillie
Caraway,
Lofton
EJon.
J t er l' “ oth*r" 1D*Y tor ' home heig tastefully decorated made no statement before depart sentenced to a year or more in
onfield, Gordon Wade, Jack Sneed, mn'rr 1
S T * '
^hc pa“ " ru f . *P«*H w,th quantities \,f Shasta daisies ing. He wns nccotupunied by Mrs. prison and will then be deported.
Coney Hammond, and Flower Girl Kathleen Liong.
That
spring
is
here
in
all
its
[•Daytona Beach for the
Cleaning up the wholesnlo.traffic
mn^tnln
.rmnrV
',n , Twe . y n u?,
nnd fern nnd nn improvised pltar Dnugherty.
— Karla Wheeler.
glory,
is
signified
by
the
singing
Sixth Grade.
[Ttaraday, were Mr.,and
impertance
o
f
Good
Mothers.
Lett
0f
p»|ms
and
ferns
wns
nrand
the clearing houses which exist
Mnny lovely and varied forms of
o f the birds, t|ie abundance of fra
Richard Thornton. Alice Thomp etery one attendi the service n rnnKPll in ono eni\ ^ u,# Hving
Rumple. ,
along the water front of most o f
SURVEY TO BE MADE
grant flowers and shrubs and by entertainment were given for this son, Juanita McMullen, Grace Lostho English ports, however, is n
m,otu Cr* W.c?.r * ,,“ wcr ‘ 1 room, heforc which the bride and
the many beautiful May day pro charming "May Queen.” First be sing, James Higgins, Phyllis Hmlti,
on and Mr. Peterson
meh
r>
o
f
her.
All
services
of
Kroom
stood
to
receive
their
marJACKSONVILLE,
May
8.
—
A
much
bigger job. Hundreds o f ships
ing
a
“
Butterfly
Dance,"
by
Ade
grams given by the various schools.
i Daytona Beach Thurs- One o f the most delightful o f these, laide Higgins, Edith Eteakly, Ln- Thelma Tcro, Dorothy Thurston. the day will be held. Let us bring “iage vows.
survey of n proposed waterway he-.enter England every week from OrMarjorie Harvard, Clifford Reel,
f h c only attendant wns little tween Jacksonville and Miami is j icntnl ports, and although they
was the one given Thursday after vonda Hickson, Mildred Kersey, Margaret Hirschi. Maria Moyc. oar friends and come praying for j
the
*
nine
bless.ng.
;
Miss
Nancy Knight who acted ns to be made by the forces o f Lieut- aro searched upon entrance and a
noon at five o'clock, at the East Lucile Sellers and Willudinc Noble.
■resident of Sanford la Side Primary School under the aus These dainty maidens, were gor Clorine Cannon, Dorothy Torlo ?, ’
\r..k
Ai~t
r
u
..
~Z
flower
girl, wearing a beautiful ■lA nt.f'olripl (Ulhert A. Young close watch kept on the crews, tho
.Parks, who is here now pices of the East Side Parent- geous golden butterflies who flit Katherine Schirard, Bdrnicc Alle i.
ni., Methodist Church.
1frock of pink organdy with hat to berg, U. S. Engineer for the dis police say the traffickers arc able*
Flossie Vickery, Margaret Gills,
_ in huge
„ supplies.
. . ___ Gener____ T
|to friends.
Thu Sunday is Mother s Day ’ match and enrrying a basket o f trict embracing the peninsular, of to bring
Teachers' Association, and was at ted to and fro in merry glee. Adolphua Carter, Minnlo
B eu Let everyone wea ran nppropri-* daisies.
Florida,
ncording
to
directions
rc*
ally,
It
fa
explained,
the drugs aro
tended by a large and enthusiastic While two of these butterflies did Echols, Jtahle Brooks. JoHri Tcr_______
___her
______
e pastt week-end
weei
j The bride was lovely in
wed cclved by him from Washington.; "old at once to a dealer and ha
ia audience.
a see "saw drill, the "Earth Chil willeger, Beatrice Beledflol, Verna ato^flower In memory o f_ mother,
,The DeMolay hoys and Knights ding gown of white crepe rnmaine, According to thu understanding. In turn sells in large quantities to
Mr. and Mra.
M
Inre Ur.
G. E.
dren”
sang,
"See
Saw."
Dieter, Minnie Cldude Sims, Olof
The exercises opened with a wel
„ f’re,mthe survew. will bo
JBW__
made
|_____
for jailors _going
_ to other porta. Moeb'
[kiss Florence McKay.
One o f the merriest nnd most Nafdren, Anitn Hutchinson, Jack Templar will worship with us on fasnu.ned in points anu irimmcii ui H
coming address by Master John
Sunday
morning.
1
dainty
ribbon.
Her hat a
bocom- n route through the St.John's rlv-|lt it supposed, goes to the United
D
,
,
d
a
in
ty
........
..................—
J
well
received
numbers
given
was
Robson, Ruth McCook. Frederick
Jtcv, l. J. Whitworth, cvangellnt,, lug lanuei of neapolitun- straw, er which will he counseled with the States and the other American
kn. Fred Walsman Courier, this being followed by n the “ Dance of the Frogs," (Fred
Willlarts, Neal
Britt, Vormn
song, “ Lovely Day," by the shcooL
whu
1m sbeen
preaching some i was ornamented with whitiJ tips Indian river at some convenient,; countries and Holland and Geri to Mrs. Alice Landman
Edith
Rmith,
Dorthy
A fter thin a group o f busy gard erick Duiger, Charles Thompson, Priest,
letichlng sermons, will preach nt and her flowers were an arm bou plaee, nlthmigh there is nothing mnny.
•tor*.
Harry
Bower,
Braxton
Perkins,
L.
Haynes. James Robertson. Minnie buth services.
ners appeared and quickly moda .»
Tho dealers in England thus only
authoritatively known in this con
quet o f white roses
Spring." They w eroi Z. Torlay, Walton Walked, Charles Hardy Elmer Nolan, Lois Garvfett.
act r.a commission agents. They
nection.
One
route
that
hns
been
Some
to
Sunday
school
nt
9:30
n.
hollowing
the
ceremony
an
in
iKrt Hsrry Heeren have
insley Robson, Wilson
Smith, Britt, Hugh Collins, Carl Vauce Lillie Frederick, PauIinc Campbell,
k'trrffhi
-Sf»< rtr.ve,-atooutllnm a bref visit to * “ * " for
formal rd.cptiuojifcaa-AakfrtonikAtei»p’
Torranc
Hugh Urqubart,
Urquhart, Franklin Bennett, and Joe H iggins), wearing bright
vou'iur couolc riuxlvod^to«'eoanr*U.^lnJ}i" ln “ iwintapproxiniatoly o p - 1auike their money and theifiBsTTs-*
} Titusville.
n
n
n
rr,
flmtolam
.fT
T
CflU
«.
UC ^ rK V . 4J0IUQI
i 7 r in »
i‘t<Hth‘ cnce Iiiggi
. .
_____ ^ ftlaytonM arU w jrvshmenta were served.
'
1'OTrbuslncte Friday This was soon discovered by "M o-, long a n tfld id 'Applau*'’.'
Stoinofr.
the vicinity o f that city Usually a crafty Chinaman is be
The bride snd the giuom left
[Harris of Tampa, who is ther Nature" (Martha Coney).
Another splendid number was
hind the operation, but he employs
Fifth
Grade
*
All
Souls*
Church.
!
during
the
afternoon
for
fonts
on
tote l Co.
i
She was indeed delighted to fluid the folk dances by the children o f
, girls to carry out the work and a fGeorgiana
Zetterlund,
Merru
ATTEND
NATIONAL
MEET
Tomorrow h the third Sunday the East Const. ■ Mrs. Moore, is
such a nice well made garden pre the First Grade (Surah Moye,
I ter a few deals they disappear.
. — eBuster,
— Sunday school u? y| traveling in a handsome suit of
i datum , of Demand, is pared by the “ Earth Children" and Mary Torrcnco, Helen Ssndcri, Tomns,.Kelly Pope, Elizabeth Har- n ftcr
ORLANDO.
Mny
1
0
-R
ea
l
es
key
uLymnnd
Landrcs-i,
Mary
Alice
Mildred
Kersey,
Nellie
Knight,
i
o
.-.
•
B
brown
roshannara
crepe
with
aca. ra.; low mass at 19:'30 a. m,; air
Jtutee friends.,i .While calls her "flower fallrea." These
20.731 QUALIFIED VOTERS
tate men of Florida will mnkc the
’Jp' P , ? u.thn fl
♦V|r^ n*u men on the gosptd of the day. Ben cessories to match.
i,i |PHt at the ^ m ln ole. she can not waken, and summons Edith Steakley. George Dillard,
trip to Washington to ______
attend...the TAMPA, Alay 10—The number
The
bride
is
u
daughter
of
Mrs.
Charles
Betts,
Wesley
Cook,
Elmo
p
rl*
n
Robor.
t
AdaT
,‘
'
ediction
after
mass.
Masses
dur
the "Raindrop F airy" (Anna Mar Dillard. Howard Is.mh_ st«u/.rt
Allen. Add e Browning, Ellen ing tho week at 8 n. m., followed Julia Webb nnd the late Mr. E. P. nrnnal convention o f the National j of voters qualified to cast ballots
Howard Lamb, Stewart.
he day in Honford on ie Couch) who enters in true fairy Dillard,
- ..........
'ssocistion o f Real Estate Boards, in the primary on Juno 3 in Hilhie,
A fter this a Flower Drill was Lundquint, Kstelia HaH. Fdwin . xpeditlon was Mrs. W. style gaily tripping' in among the
Shinholser, Sara Maxwell, C at^cr-'
d® ^ * on“* StetoR^ers wol- Wehb nnd granddaughter j f Mr. R. Jam' .1-8 in two special trains, borough county totals 20,754, scgiven
by
Nona
Rivers,
Anne
Rob
F.
Webb
mid
is
a
number
of
one
f New Smyrna.,.
sleeping flowers sprinkling dewy
ino Meish, Marguerite
Itenaud, |c m0 to churrB services.
ca>*a beorincr dolcrntes from cording to figures compiled by B.
of Tampa's oldest fam ilic'. She
raindrops upon their heads. This son, Jewel Turner, Patsy O’Connor, Gladys Green, Gladys Hickson.
rhrUllB11 - . „
is a young woman of delightful per all the principal cities o f tho itn»"*L . Blackburn, county supervisor o f
I frjday for Washington, also falls to arouse the flowers, Katherine Morrison, Winnie JackAHco Mae llodglns, Evelyn Daugh. ..
will be assembled at Jacksonville registration.
-•
sonnlity and hus many friend*.
■.Detroit on ,a business and Mother Nature asks for the son, Edith W ragge, Marjorie Du- tury, Lucille Tomlinson. Ntery Cam. ‘
from
which
cty
they
will
d
e
p
a
r
t
---------------■
:■
mA
2yi’ M“ ' ‘ i. ?
Bose,
al
in
fluffy
white
frocks,
Air. Moore is the son o f Air*.
11- A Laihbropk.
help' o f the “ Sunshine Fairy"
cron, Mary Griggs, Roy Britt, Irtc.i
Adam and halon the evening o f Juno 1, and will
bearing
French
baskets
Ailed
with
Arabe'.le
Moore
of
Decatur,
Ga.,
(M argaret Torrence).
She, too,
G l a d w e l R u t h Martin. 'William l 1 n
ohurth service nt 11 u.
.
. .. .
..
arrlvq in -the cnuital on the follow, KNIGHTS T E M P L A R W IL L
»me time' with their dances lightly among the flowers, posies o f all kinds, which they Morson, Alva StaffoH. Lillie V ick -1
Sunday school at 11 o m. W o -1
leg
evening. Those that have in
A T TE N D CHURCH
of one o f Geor
forth nor
her sort
snft warm
w lrm sun.im „P,Med
» f their belovMary L^onardy, are easting
casting lorth
j a n - at
__ »th«
__
cry, Honry Witte. Sidney Venburg. ‘" f " 1 Club Building Oak Avenue. a
" "representative
""
dicated their intenton o f traveling
gia's
prominent
families,
being
the
SERVICE
All
arc
welcome.
»n and two children, beams. Pretty soon the flowera
if !
Leak Hamblen.
cousin of Henry W. Grady, dis *n snccinl rars include Tampa.
hfnwlv
nwnlrnn frnm
slowly awaken
from tKaip
their ■liimkni*
slumber, - ® F lfu t ^A fiindS Of lUIV09 tirul
«|
St. . cPtersburg and
flowers, which they used in their
tinguished Gcorgan. He is asso Lakeland
Special Notice.
Members o f T aylor Comby the singing o f the “ Earth Chil graceful dances.
AIERRY MATRONS' CLUB.
Jacksonville.
ciated
with
the
Wales
Adding
MuThe Westminster Circle o f the
Ito Rice Lake Thursday dren,” "W ake Says the Sunshine."
The
M
eriy
Alatrons’
Club
of
mandcry
No. 28, Knighta *
Among the mat o f the pleasures
I’ri sbyterian Church will meet with chine Company in Tumpa and is
te trh were Hawkins A fter they have all awaken, Moth
arranged for the "Queen" was tho West Sanford had their annual out Mrs. J. B. Lawson at No. 110 Park highly esteemed among n large cir
==:
i
Templar
will
please m eet at
»GI*n Wimbiah and Mr. er Nature gives them a party and "May Pole Dance” by Doris Bat- ing Thursday, May 8. They mo
cle
o.'
friends,
all
of
whom
will
|
the
Asylum
,
in
full Tem plar
;
invitca tho Bachelors to help enter
Avonuo- at 4 o'clock Monday after- , , ,
, vt
.,
, . , ..
,
tern, Alary George, Evelyn Porter, tored to Orlando in the morning, noon, instead of with Mrs. Purdcn ! |oln n wishing_him and hla attract
Aluminum
tain them.
uniform
,
at
10:30
A.
M.
Sun‘
,
!n*live bride mu?h happiness.
I
n
* 0 4
|u n iform , a t 10J30 A . 01.
Elsie Tolor, Euclaide Appleby, Nel- made pictures and visited the pic?
t Harnty Grove on
The children taking parts as the lio Jones, Mary Virginia
. . . . . . . . . Nott, and turesque city In general. Tho lap
t
jhe^Fipit
U
s
A
e
H
e
r
V
,
m
g
;
1<,^U
V(Ifh ia y
t o r Afre
^\Yfdnenday.n6\. V < k
f^Tliqrsdajf on a pleasure
iger.N .ch'm *
f* (<<( Miro.haA liinch.fg. th*> Reyal'-WUn >>•
preaching
Subscription
brifltcr;
Mnntoxu^a
.
n. n“ »«»yf w« witnessed by relatives
Ball Hardware Co. ! *«*•
»r tit th e H
*"
X 'a ’ fitting dose and without Cafe. A fter luncheon they drove Hotel, at 8:30 o’clock. Mrs. Afcserve©
M e th o d ist* ''
•
Enight
it, Plornc Cavouis, Helen Cer- which no “ Qucen’a Court” is com home and In the evening went to
PH
O
N
E
H
,,
caoli, and Myrtle Chestnut, while plete. were tho jolly dow ns: Jack see Nortons' Comcdlarurat tho Mi Donald. Mrs. Turner and M rs.l*nd tt f^ . c|,Me fr,e. nds'
church, o f which Sir K night
I
^rid.° WM " tol mer resident
Cte Euatia Thursday aft- the Batcholor buttons were Ralph Kanner and Harold Hamel. Their lano Theatre, making a full day. Wight, hostesses. ,
Dr. W . J. Carpenter ia pastor;
____________ ‘
I of banford and has been a recent
i«r. and______
Mra. S._______
Pules- W olf. David Courjey, Robert Till- antics afforded much merriment
i^ to a a a a a a a a a a B g a a a g a g a g *
Those in the party were Mrs.
V isiting S ir K nights are
An
interesting
Ashing
party
to
v
J
,ilor.
lhcr
of
“
f
f
i
T?
m
U“
vii
!‘
an‘1
,
M(s. D. L. Thrash- n a n , John Lewis Stanton, Donald from both old and young.
C. Christ in, Mrs. Emil Kassarman, bland Lakes Thursday were K J! Mrs Margaret Ilarrl?, and is r e - |
l.n iiK Itl
cordially
invited to
attend .
Ginder and Woodrow Hanson.
• The entire program from start MVs. H. Witte and daughter, Helen,
y&.oo<iown krlne*
„ „ Higgins, Dr. Marshall.^ A rthur|membered for her popularity.
Inrinrr r v b u II t wth us.
Following the preparation o f the to finish, received much comment M rs.-D . C. Barclift and daughter
lypew rlier.
any
18weat. a member of rarden fop the “ Queen o f May,” a for the way each and every chil l Beulah, Mrs. Charles Stoel .m l YoweI,«
Davidson, R. C. Bow-1
...__ _
»k.
By order o f the Em inent
mak*
Cumt a*
^ *
|tL-^*cWx>l faculty, la lerald enters and announces the did their parts and did them w Miss Margaret Stoel of Cleveland, ■cr, O. P. Herndon. R. C. M axwell.1
nrw.
Ask ti* *«<* Commander,
and
George
Brockhart.
The
barbe-^
-^"i
well.
Too
much
credit
can
not
bo
coming o f the “ May Queen," (Mar
O . Mrs. J. J. Gut, M rs.' W. S. cu» w>. wnnfJ.Wtii
one.
in this section, hhipmcntn
Geneva!*
e waa wonderful. Arthur Vowel! dustry
garet Elizabeth Nely) and her at *lven Miss Emma Owens and her Price and daughter, Florence. Airs.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
if. a. rnsn
of nnlom are now being made in
ting as chef for the occasion.
f*r >.l»» fl.afc
tendants, (M a ry Elizabeth Tolar, efficient assistants: Misse Lolli? John Bolly and Mrs. E. C. Gotson.
carload lots from this section.
Recorder.
( h o u r 32S
Lh
* , f,!W d*y« on tagenla Keene, Dorothy Biggers, Belle Robertson. Kathleen Brady
Returning
to
St.
Augustine
after
IVJ; K- Brinson.
While rene Dougherty, Katherine Ker and Marion Aoplcby, whose untir
ENGINFBRS CONVENTION
Among the guests from Sanford
I" the guest of sey), Pages (Billie Thigpen, Lestee ing efforts mads this, much a won attending the chicken supper giv » visit to Mr. and Mrs. Curlctt, nf
ORLANDO. May 10—The Flor
Geneva, aro Air. and Mrs. Charles ida Engineering Society will con
1arx< McBride.
Phillips, Herbert
Lawson, and derful success. The proceeds o f the en by the Woman’s Club at Geneva
S, Brumiry. They will bo accom vene here next Alonday for a twoafternoon will be added to the play
^■8pw r has been car- iJeorge Smith), crown bearer, ground fund.
days zession. The annual meeting
Ingram’s In SumM „ . J-hn U »n.H I Mr. .n d M ,..
'rr* will be held In cohjunction with
nf the Florida Association o f
W. J. A*>Hrid3, Timothy Keene. Si
T
. . /' " kusu',°
re* that nr
■itnll l ,M ^ Is hoped
LAKE MARY DANCE.
Here is a new Edi
TO MV NEIGHBORS AND
I " ™ her health.
Smith,
Monk
Bnnmtt. Robert \turnln« to hor homo ,n Baltimore. |Architects, the Florida chapter o f
A t Lake Afary Friday night FRIENDS:
.. . _ ,
. . . .
„
t the American Institution o f ArchiHolly, Earl Jones, Rolland Dean.
Jiere was held as bag and as
son Phonograph made
I wish to extend my sincere
M U ,,ntere»t that the iright a dance at has ever been
______
r.
*• f"r Pe *,nd
, Grace j tecta and the Fforida chapter of
Mr. and Airs. R. C, Shaofer.,
^ f i " a|lcnil*n,r th# th«> American Association of Enu i Ik,n.d ' Irs
H. » . icld there. This was a benefit fa thanks and gratitude to those who
they have ar- vor dance given by tho Woman's so kindly remembered me during Judgo James O. Sharon. H a r r 'i . 'W f - ', ,wZephyrhilla, ^ h e r e o n [gineers. Many persona ho|d memespecially for discrim
D. C. Cripe. bership in al^ these oiganixatlons.
Lg- *•»
and at* Club o f Sanford. A featu re-of this my recent revere illness in send I.nppin, Cant. Crippen and Alfred |L l ^ V 0 Mr'A n,d
•eaaantly located.
The State Board o f Engineering
King returned Thursday from S». !£ ,■ £ '* ? « “ * ***? “ l*
,c« v‘
affair wa sthc splendid music ren ing me fruit and flowers.
inating music lovers j
Also |Petersburg, oil reporting a w o n -1 n<r § ',ndj*F
their nor for S t/ Au Examiners and the State Board o f
dered by a favorite orchestra, the
eustuie,
Washington
and
Harris
Architccturo
will
alao
hold
meet
"Rending the San. Juan, o f Orlando, and dancing to the friends who called whom I|derfu! tim*. Thev were gn
burg. before returning to their ings sometime during the two days
was not able to see. I also wish ' Leonard Wood (Jaron and
who wish an instru- :
Mt w .!i" i,Conn*HF * nd was enjoyed until 12:30.
to transact any business that may
nlon of home In Lewistown. Pa.
In. h / 1 Mr’ > Margaret >The floor Wtos literal! ycfoWded to express my_ appreciation *o_the ] |*fy >No. 8. during tlio reuu
come before them-', .
driver and
„ 4
C l« « .
tjj,, ta p - |th, U. 8. W. ^
ment o f simple design. ;
GA.
fyfrd-.
manager
o
f
Southern
tist,
Methodist
and
Presbyterian
0rI“ nd(>one o f gaiety. Numbers o f 'outTO
CONNECT
IBLANDB
Returnin'"
froiq
Ta'-'pa
W
M
pVs-;
yUl|tJag.
In
.Sanford,
left
Friday
of-town” visitors were in attend- churches o f our city for their floral day wqr* Mr." and Mrs. learte j >0T Arcadia. Mr. Byrd will return
WEST PALM BEACH. May 10
i tkl*' 'f • p? Rowe,, who tncbi T T h e 'W iib f'n V Club reollzed offerings and good wishes.
Sunday. 1
bringing with him hla — A proposal haa been made hero
Our master said: "Aa Ye did it Urockhalm. Mr. and Airs. Brock- Sunday*
A.
Mr. and lYbirf this d nee over 8100, and the
halm-Have boon to Ta*npa<t5okin>< fsiqfte. ,1]
They will be located at the to connect three small islands at
ladlei' are well pleased with the unto the least o f these, my breth after the sale o f their property bopefome on>Park Avenue.
the south end of Lake Okeechobee
- . « e'r home in S t Ail
ren, Ye dtft it unto -Me."
•ucceaa o f the affair. to the mainland by the construction
there, and Mrs. Urodthohm leavvj
. F. P. FORSTER.
again Thu re day to make the Anal , A .P totte,'af. congenial young oOJf filled-in roads and bridges. The
.01
The friends o f't fls s Marian Ap*
involves-the floating o f
folka motoring tc
.. V (
pi
to Daytona. Beach Iproposition
Mr. and M rx.' R. A . Terheun. arrangements. ■. ,
leby, Instructor at the East 8ide
Sunday wetc Mr.
r. and Mra.i. B. F. a bond Issue of $500,00 or $600,with thair guests, Mr, and Mr>. f.
'rimary School, will be sorry to
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones have
Jr., Afiu Abbis Doud- ooo for the whole work and to have
C. Rowan, j f St. Augustine, re
hear or her painful acldent, the
nev.
Miss
Jake,
Randall Chase and it under way. If possible, by the
ad
their
guest
thole
sister,
Mr*.
J.
turned
Thursday
from
St.
PetersI B a il C r e s t s of the cutting o f her foot very badly by
rn dof this year. The project calls
burg where they attended the statu E. Stone and little daughters; Helen Kdgertop Patterson.
glass, while out at Crystal Lake, convention o f the United Statci and June, o f Jaeksnnvllte. ;.Yfl)|le
---------fo r extension by a All o f the road
* U < ;N « * Y o r k .
Thursday night, attending a pie Spanish W ar Veterans. Air. and In Sanford they motored to Tampa
Going.on a vizit o f aavaral to Torry .Island, -Little Kraetuer
and Krtemcr'lsland proper.
J S
SSST aST S C
Improvement
WEST SIDE -PRIMARY.SCHOOL HOLDS
- -M
*55
SSZZT5S
K
s:ft-rc. » = . « * = ? A
Honor Roll
[ersonals ,
MAY DAY PROGRAM IS GIVEN BY
STUDENTS EAST SIDE PRIMARY
I
*nC*
^er ***”
tfcK
$100
The New Edison
London Upright
y ‘ •
�T H E S A N F O R D 'H B R * M )y S A T U R D A Y . M AY 10, 1924
F r e n c h Pugilists
In 1909 Received
Very Little Money
Blaring of bands on lefts o f wild
In
! minutes o f gruelling battling dur- birds to identify them by number
U U lt n
I l J i f I I T t T i p l [ l | i n g . which time both men" tried| nn dthiis traco their life histories
A17C D
D ACC
o n p | fr«iuently to'turn in the first fall. is one method used by the governU V C I i l i l W u 3 L A M i R c” ' Won with n reversed body nient biological survey of Wash
itr m tm m
l n ir n n V r i
and wrist lock. It was ington. .
G/YTFH
Diving Champ Celebrates
-WIXIMd?
NIGHT IN ARMORY
PARIS, May 10.— A guarantee
o f 200,000 francs has been offered
Eugene Criqui by the directors of
The Buffalo Velodrome, just out
side o f Pnris, for a 20-round bout
wl\h Chnrlie Lcdoux, who recently
wrested the titles of featherweight
champion of France and Europe
from Edouard Mascart. The offer
ranies with it an option of 25 per
cent of the gntc receipt*.
The strides which boxing has
made in France during the past 15
years is shown by the fuct that in
March 1000, n boxing
program
which presented to the public two
French champions ns headliners,
with the late Sam McVcy apponrr Ing In an exhibition, for good
measure, was carrie dout with a
total expenditure of DUO francs:
The bill was ns follows:
—> ■
Franc*
Rellnger vs. Kid Stamp, fly
weights, 0 pounds .................110
Paul Til vs. Dorgcuille, feather
weights, fl rounds ................ 50
Willie Fruitier vs. Kid Davis,
lightweights, 0 rounds (Haris
was billed "American Chnm- jrion) .................................
100
Marcel,Bernard vs. Henri Piet,
welters, 10 rounds (Champion
o f France) ..............
350
Battling Lacroix vs. Olt of
Strasbourg (Champion of
France), middleweight*, 10
rounds ........................
550
Sam MncVoy vs, Celcxtin Morel,
exhibition, I rounds ....
100
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber.
work — next Valdez
■
Freedom
IN e r v e
from
I’ r e s s u r u
Hotel.
*
, ...
„ I Gotch mine back strong nnd at .Deans F r e e d o m 1t r o n i JU s b M I .
Local Wrestling Expert Win* Best 1tht. end o f eight minuter e»-dl>* nut Sp in a l A n a l y s e s F r e e , i
the North Carolina boy’s shoulders1
D R . W . A . B R t l N E
to the mat with a item* scissors anil
r i l l till I’ ll A I T U ll
arm lock. Then began the ’ fight j
I-nliu rr C rn d iin le
for the tnll which would decide the i
"Y oung” Gotch thoroughly dem match.
<•trice H o u r s :
!’ M
onstrated his wrestling prowess
Gotch was in, danger several'1 ?•* 1'2 Sa Hmv e,:n l :-r.
The Sportsman’s Store
n g a, e x c e p t S a t u r i t a j s
7 to
times
and
particularly
just
a
min
Friday night at the Florida N at*'
Ufuimn 3 6 l - t * i
Everything for the Sportsman.
lenni Guard Armory when ho de- 1 ute or two before the end, when | Klrsl: N u i. im . Itliig., H a n f o r d .
Bess had his shoulders down and i
feated “ Rough House” Ross in a the referee began the count. With
match which was replete with a suddeness o f an animal, Gotch
thrills from start “to finish. Gotch released hmlself and a.minute lntwon the Inst two fnlls thereby en ••r pinned Boss’ shoulder:, with a
bead scissors and leg and ur.n lock. j
titling him to the match.
Although the local lad was the ' Thu third fall came in 18 minutes.)
Druugists are Instructed t o refund money in evei
victor, it was by no mean* an ensy I In the preliminaries Wliittlo d o -,
satisfactory reunite are not obtained. The ym
job for him. Boss, ever on th e, feated Gunter after 14 minutes'
r l . K M JOMP.S 1.1 V K I l A M I K I l l M . y
nlert, furnished nil the
trouble with a pin fall. Lee Peck substi-j
n'Ki'-st Invariably slop s th ^tendency of sncc*|
itii'l
ihe
third
dose usually stop s the severest (,’0!
that Gotch wanted and more too, tilting for Collie Bigger* defeated
i ' . Id m 'J sG V claused as n serious disease
Ket
Ross won the first fall after 2J Hill Hammond in Hi minutes with j
It y n u rm u sc lcH are sore o r you have tha
an arm scissors anti wrist lock. A
with a dull headache, IFs a sure sign that y,',u
Don't wait fo r Pneumonia to develop, but buy i
battle royal featured the opening
JONHS LIVHit AND KIDN’ HY TONIC tndny. 1
were unable to hunch hits
off of. the exhibition.
and
you can not a ff o r d lu t a k e a chance at t
Acosta and lost 7 to 3, ScoreThe attendance last night was '
For pale at
Little Rock 000 021 000— 2 1;* I disappointing as it was
much
Mobile ...... 040 .‘100 Ox— 1 012 ! smaller than was anticipated. T h e
McCall, Roberts
and Lappa, matches were staged under th e .
Smith; Acosta nnd Devormer.
STEAM
management of (Jus Schinnh.
‘ SEM INOLE
NOTICE
Notice to the public
that Harvey Gibson,
formerly in our eni •
ploy, is no 'onger driv
ing: for us or in any
way connected with!
£
LAUNDRY
ROUMILLAT & ANDERSOH
Total ............................
PRO
. Poor Sam got 1>0 francs for hi*
The gate receipts totalled 1,4(10
Ailrcti Biggin, Olympic diving champion', celebrates her 1Hth birth*
francs leaving n net profit o f 480
day
with
a "bathing nit" party lit Long Bench. Long Island. Above she
francs to the promoter.
i* cutting tiiu birthday echo and (inset> getting up an appetite with n
bench run.
Tennis Tournament
At Florida College *
Tremendous Success Floyd Johnson Is
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE
Winner Over the
FOR WOMEN, May 10. — The
Chilean By Kayo
tennis tournament just completed
here reveals that the game* ns n
whole were good, and great inter
est was shown by the students of
all four classes.
Finals in singles nnd doubles re
cently were played off. The final
gamo In singles between Mirs Lil
lian Ling. o f Gainesville, nnd Miss
Francis Walker of Vera was unus
ually good. Both o f these player*
are among the new members of
the "F ” club, the only honorary
athletic organisation
on the cnni...... ...............jus. Miss Walker made her letter
n s in g lw ii^ W W iC b a fr ir$*Jau-'i
lies.
f
-A L w r a h c . finoiff ’** .
*
>r sms- plarcti hy •tfii* hrsrrr 'Wu' th/T r
lonor or second place. Below is
Boston Braves Win
Game From Pirates
By Score of 10 to 7
NEW W O R K , May 10.—
Floyd Johnson, Iowa heavy
weight, scored a knockout over
(juintih Romero in the seventh
mind of a* scheduled ten round
bout nt Madison Square Gar
den' last night. It was a furi
ous, bloody Imttle, the Iowan’s
vicious rights and lefts cutting
th» Jjauth American^ fact to u
mans of pulp.
l&hipa Sihiikers Hit
n w
sm
tm
) NEW ORLEANS May 10.— New
’Orleans, with “ Iluxzur" Bill Whl\i taker tin fhi'niduhd, broke lip the
j Icnguc-tUking Memphis Chicknav , winning ntrvuk, after they
|bail garnered in tl consecutive
j vfctetb .*, hj taking ’ today's ’ con-
v
in t's Hiiii- o v e r the
right
(toil
fe n ce in Hie ninth plus pus unified
Inckudni ■rul work, ntnjlly o f u
w in n in g tioiudicad variety, nil the
part o f u f< v. n u m b er* o f Hie Or
laiiili* t< no w o n a garni for Jack
Martin's SI. P ctursburg ball club
try a 0 t o y cumik yc.ityrdtiy a fterJVinn i aftftr CnarUy . 1’ teiifrr had
twice
during
‘Q .^iany,’ this announcement will be
w hat.the J o r ^ n j,y i[l
,
toi i p
-------- ability to serve your.....
People of inherent good taste, w ho
deplore any sacrifice of quality, have long
wanted a car o f extraordinary comfort,
finished in perfect taste—with a perform
ance record that is beyond all question.
Through honest, hard w o rk and sincere
business idealsi, w e are prepared to give
a service, unsurpassed in its true worth
and understanding.
Jordan has produced such a car. Thirty
thousand owners know it. A n d w e are
In the Jordan you will find a remark
able car o f unquestioned value at an in
teresting price..
-
W e invite you tQ com e in and see us.
It is built and priced to lead the field of
fine quality, light cars; and is distinguished
Na Iivillr I. Atlanta 3.
ATLANTA, tin.. May ID.
It
■■' , N ■ hvilju eleven Innings today
> take At lentil r . measure l to 3.
HawL o f the Turin **ce team hi*
h i-o ran in tin- eighth; Manager
Jin,mil* Hamilton was ejucte.l from
the game in Hu* 11th for protest
ing McGowan’s derision:!. Score.
Nashville tilt odd 0(0 til— J 12 .1
Atlanta
0(11) 020 100 tilt—3 7 !
ill** i W0I’U|-
champion, Kalherl’n:
Hirmingham fi, Challuiioygn 2.
W ine, Thelma Phillips; runner-up,
Wilma Watson, Gainesville, t.o i. St. Pi te
Drlardu
Bryson, Clermont,
Wil eli
• ^ Seniors:
rhnmplim,
Miriam
t on nor, Annie Mae Gic.tnn; run. fer and I
ner-up. Ella Williams, Jackson
Growers ID, Lakeland I.
ville; Catherine Clevelaml.
The
Growen
made It I
"Evens":
champion, Fratn i .
1
might
wins
I
ihIhv when they t<
Walker, Burthn Harrington; run
ner-up, Annie May Gaston, Miriam the •inillil from Lakeland ID to
A home run by* Sammy Jjluumu
Connor.
the
fourth with the buses f
“ Odds"; champion. Smithy Per
kins, Helen Dutton; runner-up, broke up the ball game. 1
Francis Walker, Bertha Hnrrln*/- Nance'.- catch of a foul elf I
grandituml wall in the fifth m
great, lluniseu, Winning pitch
let lloone finish the gam: in l
ninth when Kowalski's hot i
knocked hi* pitching linger qut
Score by innings:
Employer Gets Radio
Experts for employees
I,
Memphi.i
.
2d0 HOD 2»l)— -l !> 0
1Ne w (».
102 020 lllx— fl 0 0
Icily , *\ytft. JVarmolh
und
Taiyaft; Wnmnkcr and Withrow.
forged tilieml
Juniors:
Southern League
I •! t li to
St. I V I e H, O r la n d o 5.
O R L A N I K l , ?.ia> 10.
Cal ;
as Jordan M otor Car Dealers
in Sanford
i
n
Hard and Win Came
Freshmen: Champion,
Lillian
Long, Gainesville; runner-up, H el
en Dutton, DeLund.
.Sophomores: champion. Frnneln
Walker, Vcro; runner-up,* Bertha
Harrington, Winter Haven.
Juniors:
champion, Katherine
Prime, Sarasota; runner-up, T h d flto Phillips, Province town, Mas .
Seniors:
champion,
Miriam
Connor, Inverness; runner-up. A n
na Mnc Caston, Plant City.
"Evens": champion,
Frjmcin
Walker; runner-up, Miriam Con
nor.
"Odd*," champion, l.illtan Long
runner-up, Helen Hutton.
School; chniupinn, Frauds W alk
er; runner-up, Miriam Connor.
Roubles.
Freshmen: champion. Smithy
Perkin*. Tallahassee; Helen Dut
ton, Butmer-up, Lillian Long.
Jtnchnd Smith, Lakeland.
Sophomores: champion, Frnncf*
PITTSBURGH. May JO.— Five
‘ Pittsburgh pitchers were unable
j to turn back the Boston team tg
!n loose game played on a fie’d
■made soggy by two days’ rain.
The count wjis to to 7. Catcher
Gooch* of Pittsburgh, war ejected
when, he disputed a decision by
Umpire Quigley. •
r*
Scoro-by innings; . .
o toil
;ioi o io im — it) u 2
Pittsburgh JH1 WIO 201— 7 1.1 5
amnm njyl
fynTisou,
IJiiiilentnwn
100 soo li)x —lo 7
L a k ela n d
001
100 200
t i
Key, I. an and Nuuce;
llanlseo .mi! Cushion.
Boo
BIRMINGHAM. Ala., May III.
Birmingham hit in Utu pineries t o
day and defeated Chattanooga (*
to
2. Score:
Chntt. impa eOOO 002 000—2 « .’1
Birmingham 101 022 OOx - A l l 2
YimngbbMHl, YuWell ami Nunnmaker; lleun“ tt und Knhgi'tson.
Mobile 7, Little Rock .1.
MOBILE. Ala.. May 10.— Lillie
Rock out ' hit' ’ Mobile *today, but
Lake Front
Celery Farm
OAKLAND, CaT,
Cal., May 9,
9.—The su
perintendent of a mountain lum,U r carap at Weed, Cal., inserted
this advertisement in, a locifl pa
per:
“ Wanted—Timekeeper for lum
ber ramp. Must be expert in ope
ration of radio act; novices need
tint apply,”
it nrilu1w
not
Ther* were 18 applicant! fo r thei
position, which whs filled. Thu su-!
perintendent said the timekeeper |
must make the rounds, of tlm camp
at 4:30 p rp- Between these hours
h« may charge the radio batteries,
fix the antenna or do whatever may
be necessary lo keep the receiving;
act in first class condition. A t 8 (
p. m. he must tune in on “ the best
there is in the air" and stay
SAN FORD, FLA
KNOW HINHPJ
Aboard U. 8. N r
ter Halda. Atka. A
Snow wtAJug, icia.
IN CO RPORATED
Rooms G16-B18
w**Utn end
/
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TH E SAN FORD H E R A LIT,' S A T E RD A Y , M A Y 10, 1924.
ip
rfi
JfO M E
I 4 8
Political
Announcements
M Daily Herald
r;AD B A TE S
J. ’ Cash in Advance
nil*.' will fc« r e _ Hirima
«• !•JIT imnieelUtelr fo r
I _T____ , 1 11
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T
i ___ He
____
|f«# Tyi>« double
jrz
a IN *
a llao
a lla*>
*• • u,“
abovr
dst** *r* f ° r * c o n *
L , insertions.
‘‘JJ, of a v e n g e length
a.iMl a Una
ch»rte Jl>« fo r ftr,t
f i l i n g t» restricted to
, (Unification.
,n *r Is mad* T h » 8 * " t i j i will bo responsible
»n« Incorrect Insertion.
,art!»*r. for subsequent
" Th» office Htiould bo
lomeillately In c a s e o f
|to AovnnnsERi.
representative th or[lioilliar with rater, ruler
#|flciilon. will give you
Information.
And If
they will audit y o u In
four want ad to m ake
, (Secure.
ORTVAT NOTIITK.
,rt nhnuld iflvo their
poitofflee addrerr at
ltdr phone number If
rirt results. About one
t of a thousand bar a
ind the others can't
•to with
you unless
your address,
itloonnee MUST be
, u yerpon nt T be !*«n-
|,nld office or by le lTftrfSoue
dlaeoatla-
l ire set valid.
Prompt. E ffic ie n t
NEEDS OE THE HOUR
c o .n s t a i h . e o p
ih st h ic t
i , ,*lor* TAX AssKSSOh.
ISO. I.
* anno“ hce that I am a
I hereby announce that l am a ' n n . i M i I . 1 Lnr
ri'-elect Ion to the
candidate fo r constable o f District
SoV»
I.
/
.
Tilx
assessor o f SemiN*o. 1. su b je ct to the Democratlr
o ? .h itytv SUbl‘ c * 10 lh e declsprimary to be held June 3rd. 1914. .on
h i i ,h. Dem ocratic P rim ary to
ftnld district being composed of the oe. held
June 3rd, 1911.
f o llo w in g vollntc precincts:
San
A. VAUGHAN.
ford . I.nke Monroe and I’aolo.
___________________ E. K. WAt.KHtt.
.1
T 011 * h b i i i : - f .
1 1 0 , *eru of 8*mlno!* County:
r o i t n . n i n : o p t iip . p e a c e .
myself a canI hereby announce that t am it «li.tnV!!r *#
"f
Seminole
candidate fo r the office o f Justice r . n L f o r , *,h* r,f*
,l’
lh#
“ c>l‘*n o f the!
o f the Penny In nnd for the First
ir i k' . . l",.l" ,ary “ » Le held on I
Justice District Of Seminole Coun i Z
** I »m elected t pledge!
ty.
W llh the letrnd nnd efficient f u " c ,Jrf
* * . to £ “ **1** *he duties o f Ibis
assistance o f the executive officers Trei"’
Jfflce to the best o f iny ability.
o f the cou nty l promise to do iny
------------------------------- E._K. BHADY.
duty without prejudice.
F O I l T A X C O lil. K C T O I t .
I* O. KTHINOFKU.OW.
. . A ‘"'b' to announce myself « canN OTICE .
ubl.iti. for the office o f T a x Col
I will be a candidate for renornl- lector iif Seminole County, subject
natlon fo r the o ffice o f Plate At lo the 'decision o f , the D e m o cra tic’
torn e y o f the Seventh Judicial Cir I rltnury to be held June 3rd. 1924
cuit o f the State o f Florida, sub _______ ______
it- u. m a x w e l l
je c t to the action o f tho Demo
c r a tic -P r im a r y . Your endorsement
A X X O U .X C K M K .V t F o i l S T A T E
f o r a second term o f office will be
ATTO IIXK V.
Kreatly appreciated.
I announce myself a candidate
f o r the o f f i c e o f S t a l e
A t to r n e y
GEORGE A. DECOTTES,
State Attorney, Seventh Judicial
*!Lr *” • 8svontlt Judicial Circuit of
a.
r lorldn, subject t» tho Democratic
Circuit. State o f h orlda.
primary to t>u held lit June.
If
F O Il t'tM IXTT JPJIfiE.
upor. cxamhi.itIon o f
my
record
I hereby nnnounea myself ns n my candidacy is favorhiv cnnslilrnndldale fo r the office o f t'uunty ered. your vote and uctlve support
Judite o f Seminole County, subject Fill he appreciated
to the Dem ocratic primary, June 3.
Ml M . M i l l H. SMITH.
19*4.
I pledge
faithful
service “T o IT
P o t M l t'UM M lx s t o x Eft.
sh ould yo u nominate me.
I hereby
ere by announce my candidacy
____________________ J. O. SHARON.
for ret-electlon to the office of
F O Il SH E R IFF .
Countyy Commissioner of
District
I hereby announce myself a can
didate fur re-eicctlon to the office I No. 3, Seminole County, subject to
the Voters 00 Juno
o f Sheriff o f Seminole County suit- i Vrd a c * on
Ject to the action o f the Demo
-------------------C.
W
. ENTZMINOKR.
cra tic primary to be held on June;
3.
If elected for another term I M E V I R K ft C O L X T Y HCIIOOI. n O A I I I I
pledlfe to fulfill the duties of
ti » , r? “ y anoouucu tnyseir a cano f f i c e in the same efficient manner didat p f o r ri*-i*l*H»llon n«* a m*jmhor
that I have conducted it to the or tho County Hoard or Public Ir.pant.
struct Ion from District No. 3,
C. M. HAND.
/tloneva. Oviedo,
Osceola nml
ro il
31 EM f l K I l
louncements
from
.Seminole
■snort to the Dem ocratic
Jgn* 3. 132 4. If elected
ocite cnnstrupllve le slsthe lirnefll of the Krentir nl people' In Seminole
l o t the state of Florida.
J. It. LYLES.
•PITY COVI >119SION K i t .
announce my ca ndidacy
./ Commissioner f o r the
_irt comprlidnK the tow ns
1 ll.iry. leinirwiiod, and AlSprlnas. and respeotfully
' >support of the v o t e r s of
Irt si the primary to be
>1 1921.
W. II.
OF
NCIIOOI,
IIOAHI).
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate
fo r
Member
of
the
School Hoard o f Seminole County,
from School District No. 3. subject
t o the decision of the Democratic
prim ary to b elield June 3. 1924.
_________
H. 11. PATTlSHAI.t*
HALLARD.
Hoard of
Public
Instruction for
Seminole .C ounty. Florida, repreaentinir School
District No. •
1, *•
of
Seminole County, subject ■ to the
Dem ocratic primary to be held on
June 3rd. 1924.
CHA8. A. DALLAS.
F o il
.m e vih e r
H ciiooL no'Aitn.
1 hereby announce myself a ca n
didate for re -e te clln n , to the office
o f member o f the Board o f Public
’ eat ruction,
representing
School
TV'"te|rt No. 1 nf Seminole County,
a u b ject to th e Democratic primary
tu o n tieiu on June 3rd. 1924.
F R E D T. WILLIAMS.
fBrrnirvoTEiDt o f niK tarn
HK.XATOItlAL DIRTRICT.
A fte r due consideration. I have
decided to become a candidate tor
re-election
tn tho State Senate
fr o m the 19th Senatorial District,
composed o f OrunKe, Seminole and
Osceola Counties, snbject to the
Dem ocratic prlamary to be held
Junn 3.-d.
I respectfully solicit
ICLKRK OF I’ O U R T .......... y o u r support.
•I innounce m y c a n d i d a c y
__
_ „ _
M. O. OVERSTREET.
0C1TT r o l l V! 19 HI ON E ll.
itr innettncc ' my
candl1Ceunly Commissioner fo r
iLiilrtct of Seminole Counxt to Hie action o f the
«»ry or 1921.
K H. KILH ER.
t - h r r e b y am w unco my candidacy
-Kr-rtre-UcclalotT o f the
prlmarv to b e .h e l d on f o r the o f f i c e o f County Judae
A. U. 1x21. 1 aland f o r nf Rnmlnole County, auhject to the
a ction o f tho voters nt tho Demo
1ind aarvlce I n , o f f i c e .
cra tic primary June 3.
IlOUOL
TA.NCK K. DOtJaLASa.
____________JOHN O. LKONAUDY.
'ti:Vatoii |litt)H*Y1iR
TEKVTII H|;> ATORIAL
DISTIIICT.
r ' « t mv I’undldacy
fo r
»« Htste Senator from
Sionth Sen.in,ylal District.
[In the |(. ntoefotic Prim ary
T:* June 3rd. I am an atlisr prartIcInK at Sanami have heea a reai»l Attorney* In the Nine|Srnil..ri«! District f o r 13
support will be arreat-
tfol
t
LEWIS O'BRYAN.
I 9T.ITE YTTORNEY'.
»r announce my ca n d l' U» ntflct. „ r State A tto r
it* Heir nth Judicial Clrr*hdA. kutijert to the Dem |rrjur)r to bo held J u ne 3.
J A. SCARLETT.
Htri t tniviiasio.XRii.
'I «Bnihiitu> niy c a n d i d a c y
I wlu*
Ci.iinty C o m m la |_r<>a District Nu m ber T w o
«• C«#nty. Mutijcct t o th e
Ut Dcmocratlo P r i m a r y
F O R a ilF .IIIF F ,
FOR
TAX
Read Herald W a n t Ads For Profit
Use Them for Results
roi.I.K IT O R .
I wish to announce U at I nm a
candldatB fo r r c - i b - c t inn to the o f
fice o f County Tax C ollector of
Hemlnole Countv, sutijact
to thu
action o f tlic Democratic primary
to bu hula in June.
FOR RENT— Rooms.
Wouldn't
» JNO. D. JINK INS.
you bo ablo to use tho monoy se 1.0 N1
Rooms For Rent
Lost and Found
an opportunity
tu keep
abreast with the times by not
cured by renting that vacant r o o »
To the Voters o f Seminole County:
pages of
There are reading the classified
I hereby announce my candidacy now going to waste?
newspaper. Herald
for the o ffle o o f Sheriff o f Semi muny persona looking for places to your daily
nole County. Mihjrrt to the voters stay. Help take care nf tnem and want ads contain many interesting
of the Demor.’atlr Primary tn bo not only make money but assist in messages. It will pay you to read
held J u r e Jrd, 1924.
If elected I
them dailr.
promise fou r
years o f Law En keeping people in Hanford. Phone
over
the
tel
forcem ent In a business manner by 118 and give your nd
lf . . .
. , ' FOlJND— Corbin key. Qwntr cun
the help of thu proper
su bord i ephone. Use Th e ellrnld for quick)
j,tive 8amo by calling at Herald
nates or assistants nnd earnestly service.
solicit the support uf all law <n
l office and paying for nd. i f ______
forcement voters, on June 3rd.
, FOR RENT— Roam and board fo r rwrew
In. store ur on atn;ct,~platc.
vJ)vo, $ 8 -_ p cr£ 3 V «l^ -6 a o
*** * *
FO n~R II HR I F F ,‘
" fW -lafrY n nnioiunrn that I nm^ .. I v n d pe'M't n i * * ‘ ’
«
rnnaiJate fo r Clark o f ihe Circuit
Coart of Semlnotn County, aubject
2lt! inRg _ p ^ h . 80^NagnoUa.a
* ■‘
bcrot|
front
Retur nto III** ^ u
wel1^ officc anr* rt'cc:vo rewArd’
DOST— Many valuable articles arc
pvery day. In muny instan
ces tha finder advertises them in
The Sanfqnl Herald. If you have
l °st « p f oi. nd anything it
mlRht pay you tn run n little ad on
ttlla p a F h n m , it tH 148.
if
"SfithW I FOR RENT— 1, 2 or 3 furnished
parformanct* o f Ihr ilutles conhousekeeying rooms, Summer
nectrd
with
Hint
office.
F O R U H ritR N F .N T Y T IV K .
rntes. 314 E. Fifth St.
W. L. MORGAN.
I hereby announce my candidacy
FOR w f m t —
'
f o r member Houso o f Representa " P o l l O o t l S r v * u n v i v i i s s i o x E i t .
v
L
f
s
t
r
l
T
n
n
i
,
7
k
tives for Hemlnole County, subject
f hereby a no ounce my cn ndlOacy
to tho action or the voters tat the for re-election to the o ffic e
VP
of nrVtk^ 1
Democratic primary. June 3.
County
Commlaaloner from Dis Brothers. Excel ent locaClun for
FORREST LAKE.
Scf
trict Number Four
of
Seminole wholesale or retail business.
County, aubject to the nrtlon of A. P. Connelly Si Sons.
FUR COUNTY COMMIMSIONKII.
primary June 3rd.
I hereby announce my candidacy tha Dem ocratic
■___________________
fo r County Commissioner for the 1934.
___________________
R
F, W H E E L E R .
F ifth District comprising ChuluoF U l l C O U N T Y CO M M ISS IO N EH .
tn. Geneva anti Osceola, subject to
I hereby announce
my
candi
tbe action o f the Dem ocratic pri
dacy
fo r County Commissioner for FOR RENT— House, 210 Park Avh.l
mary June 3.
suitable
for
apartments
or At \07 Park Ave. Phone 349
[_____________ C .,A ._ n A U L B R S O N ._ District No. 3. Hrmlnnlo County,
auhject lo the Democratic Primary, rooms, tang lease, summer rules.
FOR CI.KRK CIRCUIT COURT.
Phone 319
Inqulre Royal Ice Cream Co.__ *
I hereby announce that I am a June 3. 1931.
I* P. HAGAN.
candidate fo r the nfflce o f Clerk
o f the Circuit Court o f Hrtnlnolo FOR PROnKCUTI.Xf! AX TORN KY FOR RENT— New six room house,
one or two apartments, with ga
County, subject to the action of the - I desire to announce to the cltlDemocratic primary In June. 1911. tens of Semlnolo County llint I 'am rage. In Lake Mary, near Crystal
a
c-m
ilitate
fo
r
the
nomination
to.
II. II. CHAPPELL.
he P rosecu tin g
Attorney f o r tha Lake. Jnu. F. Smith.
F O R COUNTY JUDGE.
County
Court
o
f
Homlnnbi County, FOR RENT— At ta k e Mary, 5- Q vv
T o the People o f Seminole Cnunty: subject lo tbe artlon
p*OOfl h a l ’d
l'O tlc l
f the Demo
I um a runtlldate
for County cratic primary. June o3rd.
room cottage. Has running wn*->u u u 1 ,tU U
1921.
I
Judge, your aupport and vote ott will ho gra tefu l for y ou r vote
h in d
5
and tor, also garage, $15 per month. V P V V h p q f o f
Juno the 3rd will he nnnreclnted.
Also four room cottage with gauehL U l
,c U IU » °
SAMUEL A. a WILKINSON. the nomination.
ERNEST F. HOnSHOLDER.
Houses l o r Rent
HAS 22.6 ACRES
o f the Democratic primary to be
held June 3rd. I will be a candidate
for the office of Cnunyt Judge of
i? snrumncu that 1 ah aP Seminole County. 1 shall bn g ra te
'Miti* for tho o ff ic e o f ful for the nomination and elec
'*ratlmc Attorney, aub- tion. and If elected I assure the
U. •njorsoment s f
tho cltlxenshlp o f KenilnoJfl a fair and
v«ltr» at tho Juno 3rd. faithful admlnlatratbm o f the o fHairs o f tho office.
C Ill-Hill 1NO.
8CHKLLE MAINEH.
FOR C O i m n l i H .
£ ,V 'TV ( ‘O N M U a iO N M I t T
I herat>y announce myself n ca n
my candidacy
fS«|W for th o a r f l c o o f didate for re-elactlon on June 3rd,
1934
as Constable o f District Num
I £ 2 2 . *2!,,p uf S e m in o le
Nl!- I. BUbJoci to b e r 1. o f Seminole County, which
„ j*
D em ocrat to p r l- Includes v otin g preclnots Numbers
1. >. 1 and 4. I will appreciate the
; t ‘ I* RLBDgQgL
aupport o f all voters In District
' r r C r i i - v * - • iV '-ptliS l Number^ 1^
H tw iR itcn o ii,
F O R COU NT r COMMISSIONER.
r jnsoitnco m , c a n d i d a c y
I hereby announce my candidacy
lun to ,ht> o ff ic e o f
fo
r County Commissioner for the
;«»rlium.lrnt o f P u b lic
U th2f - S e m la o lit County, Fourth District o f Scntlnole Coun
Subject to th* action uf tho
, "V'crAHc primary ty.
«# Juno 3rd. 19*4.
June I T lm .r y o f I92L ^ W EST.
T. W. LAWTON.
I'm iM ici'Tiiva
tTTOItXKY.
f flaYSW
candW<9
..
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f*----------------------'_x. ^ --------------------- i.
C l’ O D a t t h e p r e s e n t
. .
_,
a . p , c onneiiy a Sons._________
FOR RENT— After May 15, house’
CUT THIS 0111 — IT IS WOF^U
on Myrtle Avenue. Phone 388.
NONE*
Send this ad and ten ccnta to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
BU ILD IN G
Chicago, 111., writing your name
M A T E R IA L
and address clearly. You will re
cash, bal
ceive a ten cent bottle o f FO M ll(A tl.E Concrete Co., general One-third
LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM
rement work, sldewlaks, build*
reasonable
POUND for coughs, colds and Ing blnelu. Irrigation boxes. J. L ance very
hoarseness, also free sample pack Terwllleger, Prop.________________
terms. Look this over
ages o* FOLEY PILLS, a dluretl,
Lumber and Building Material.
stimulant fo r the kidneys am
carefully and you will
Carter Lumber Company
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
N.
Laurel
St.
Phone
5G5.
for Constipation and Biliousness.
want it. A real good
House of
Thesu wonderful remedies have Hi l l LUMBER CO.
Service, Quality
and
Pries buy.
helped millions o f people.
Try
Phone 135.
them. Sold everywhere.
for Justice nf Pence In nnd fo r the FOR RENT— House, furnished or j n
First District o f Hemlnole Counlv.
unfurnished. Well located. See
P. M. ELDER.
right at loading
statibii. Will sell
FOR $7,500.00
TH AT n t M lN D ^
M E -t M U t )T
D iF r e f^ E N T h e r e
OROER
IM TH E C O U N T IN ’
1JS T H E
T H lN C ,fa F O R
C IT Y
For ^ l^ ^ ^ rfflR E e T O M ^ A N E O R ftr
.jiji Pnlfirctto Avontio*
FOR R E N T -T w o room a parlment,
n-jwly furnished, $25.00 month.
310 W. Third Street,
It. C. M A X W E L L
R eu lE state
and
p o ll ITVi NT—-T w o room flirnlslic’d
npurtmi‘iu, lower Futirth Street
nnd <>ak A n .......
I'liune 340x3.
FOR RENT—Two or three rooms,
furnished apartment, ideal loca
tion, 200 E Third St.
CA vN t>
iut_ e>ncE
o f
t o m a t o e s
-j- L A W Y E R **t-
Insurance
— Court H oum
S A N F O R D ,------- F L O R ID A
IV
Elton J Moughton
WANTED— Bungalow wanted by
responsible futility. Must have
three bedrooms and be well lo
cated und comfortably furnished.
Address "Bungalow," care The
Sanford ellrnld.
A R C H IT E C T
First NaUonal Bank Bldg.
Sanford.
- Florida
PRINTING
The Matthews Press
WANTED
Ho u s e s -B y
many
YValaka
II M g.. Saalard
Fla.
p]m.u inVi, / t thJrty cenU In a Her-)
aid want ud and you will reach
thoce interested.
Phone your ad
W . J. Thigpen
to 148. Use The eiim ld want ad
page for quick service.
Reul E state anti Insuran ce
8ftA L L HOM E'located nosr lake
desired by small family used to
Pulcston-Brumley
Bldg,
caring for nice things. House must
Sanford, Fla.
he well furnished nnd be conven
iently located. Give location, price
and full information when writing
THOMAS AWNING & TENT CO.,
Box 431, Sanford. Florida.
Miscellaneous
W a n t e d ____
A N D
George A . DeCottea
r
A ttom ey-al-L aw
Over Seminole County
Sank
S a n fo r d ,-------------- Florida
Fred R . Wilson
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
V in t National* BaulK
S a n fo rd -------------- Florida
\YUtion W elding & R adiator
Works
" I f L's Metal we ca.: weld f c »
tAN FORD, FLORIDA
Inc., largest and oldest firm In
Florida.
Thomas awnings At and
satisfy.
Send
for
measurement
PARTIES Interested in producing
first class butter, write to Karl chsrt, samples, prices. 285-7 W.
, Stauffer, expert Swiss dairyman,
Flagler St.. Biiaml, Fla.
I Sanford, in care o f S. Rapp.
AC P O U N D
Sanford Machine <
U*a*ral X u DIh aa* Dali
W w tu
Uylladrr U -tadiaa
1‘ bua* S3
la ila r t,
Sanford Sign Sho|
APPROPRIATE
LETTERING
For AH Classes of Work
107 Noitt
O F
Sanford Av*
bW E E T COUNTRY
BUTTER. *
STEWART The Florist
rrni
•
Flowers For AU
Members FUrlsts Telegraph A Uvery Assoriatlom
T H Ito
'
| t > A , c ; R E ACT
f a r m i n
n n
J
Schelle Maines
HOUSES W A N T E D
B O T T L E . OF* M IL K •T W O
D IN N E R
\v.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
Apartments
J A M E 2 > - l V Z /s N T T O O T o
^ ;o t o t o w n a n o . c e t
s o n e C A .N N E O c o r n •*
tiO M E
Help Wanted
|
By GEORGE McMANUS
I*) »T
W H Y ?
=*
Wanted
[GING UP FATHER
V H N
8
LEARN ABOUT Polk County
. WANTED— SanTord bustn
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele- 1
who axe in heed of com
gram. Best advertising medium in „
' a .. _
__*_______
South Florida Published mornings.
^ °^,ne tractor
.
. ,®ne ....
, , I
ahoulo read the c
and plow, A 1 condition, one desk paj;fl „ f The Herald. There's
Stnr-Telegram, lakeland, Fla.
new, one farm wagon, double box, reason for sending out-of-town f<
COLUMBUS (Oa.j LEDtlER—Class
ified uds have tile tarnust circu one 2<HLegg incubator. Cheap for help when there is probably jo __
lation In
Houthwexteru
tleorglu. <|uick sale. H. E. Poleman, Lake the person you want in the city*
Rate le ( 4 - w o r d ) line.
Talmadge, DeLand, Fla.
WANTED— Young men to
AbVJjlTriSE in the Journal-Her
after school. Must be o f
ald, South Georgia’s greatest FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and appearance and willing to hustlc.
vanrishca
at
Sauford
Novelty
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon,
154-tfe Address In own hand writing,. g ir weekly and Sunday Classified rates Worka, sole ugenta.
ing age. Work is entirely on com
10c per line. Waycross Journalmission basis and earnings will
TYPEW
RITER
RIBBONS
—
For
Herald, Waycross, Georgia. ___ _
use on Royal, Remington or L. pend entirely on your ability to gat-*
TO REACH the prosperous farm- C.
v>_ Smith typewriters.
Will i d ! results. Box 100, cara Herald.____ _
.....................
ers and fem growers o f Volusia / or Qne-hair price, Herald office. HELP WANTED-^Young ladies o f
county advertise in the DeLand
1
good appearance willing to do
Dally News, rate lc per word, cash FOR SALE— Egry cash register. house to house canvassing on com
$10
cash.__Herald
o
f
f
ice._________
with order.
mission basis.
Good proposition
A LITTLE W ANT AD in The F oU SALE — Remington type for real workers. Address Box 431
writer,
with
wide
carriage,
In
care The Sanford Herald, and givo
Herald will bring you big re
sults. Advertise those old articles good condition. |25 cash. Inquire complete information as to ago and
, nbiljty.___________________________
you have stored awny and have at Herald office.________________
nnd stable |h e l p WANTED— T wo lady canno use for. A little thirty-cent nd FOR SALE— Dairy
manure,o .n
car
Bagmay bring you several dollars.
, lots. Link
ir.„ & oaK*
Yassers to do some high class adPhone 148 and n representative i’ n S ^ u V - mT
-p :
1—i-------, vert is ing. Prefc rably those who
will caII_tu see you.
M)R hALE— Nice Lnoy carriage. f,avc hnd house to house canvassFLORIUA— ORLANDO— Orlando
018 Oak A ve. _________________ ir r experience. See Mr. Under, G.
mo rung Sentinel; largest classi FOR SALE— Ono piano cheap for IV. Zarney Co., Monday Morning 8
fied business, rule lc u word, min
cash. Apply 309 W. Second St, ■j ° c^oc*t*(
imum 21c cash with order.
FOR
SALE— International tractor,
NOTICE TO MOVING CON
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE — Au
SpYcial price.
Sec MahoneyTRACTORS.
gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest
The City Commissioners of tbg
classified medium, rate ensh ,09c Walker Co.
chnrge. 10c per line, minimum FORMULA FOR KILLING mos City o f Sanford. Florida, will re
■30c.______________
quitos, flies, Ileus, bedbugs, moths ceive bids at 3.P. M., May 12, 1924,
MAINE— Wntcrvilie, Morning Sen- cockroaches and ants, in the house, for moving the Vaughan Res'denc*
tinel. Thousands o f Maine peo- yard or the orchard. Do you want and other buildings on Park Ave.
plo are interested in Florida prop-: to learn how to kill these insect and Hughey St., in said CitY.
W. B WILLIAMS,
erty. Reach them through the |posts 1 Make your own insect
City Manager.
Sentinel, Rutc curd on applica- killer ut home; as simple to make
lion.
ns a pot of coffee, and very cheap. 4-30-5-3-0-10.
F aO I
BEACH COUNTY—The Mail us 25 cents, stamps or coin, NOTICE TO BUILDING CON
scene of stupendous development- and we wul mail you the formula
TRACTORS.
Read about it In the Palm Bench fur making n stainless insecticide
The City Commissioners of the
Post. Sample copy sent on re that will positively kill above men City o f Sanford, Florida, will retioned insects, nml many more.
quest,
Son,l
25 rents today. It will be the ^ ‘ Vve
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TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily
Times, the great
home daily, !**• ■ * " » " >•»“ • « «
r ^ U n d ' J S S l f h S 'S W
rnto I He per word, minimum FLORIDA CHEMICAL CO.. 8th of one thousand, to be built on
charge 2.r>c cash vvith order. Write St. and Tulleyrand Ave., P. O. Box athletic field in said City. Plana
1530, Jacksonville, Fin.
fo r com plate rate card.
and specifications are cm file and
DEV Kl.< >1*121IS ATTENTION—IV n* FOR SALE— 12 hens and 1 rooster, can be seen at the office o f the
■ncola Is hrali.ulna tin* areatest dcRhode Island Reds, pure breed,
vclnpment la tJIurlda's history; a for $25.00. First order gets them. City Manager, and can be had from
Elton J. Mu ugh tun, Architect for
half million dollar tit*huay to th**
0. M. Dougins. Route A. Rox 200.
cnIf beach Just
Hnlshcd: a two _____________________________
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$10.00. All bids to be accompanlad
nilllbiu Uni tar lirldae across Escam FOR SALE, or will trade for car,(by certified check in the lum o f
illa II,tv sturteil; i|iiartrr million
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five acres o f unimproved celery , '>r'r ° f the amount bid. Successful .
dollar oparu liouso under construc
tion; two millions tu-lnu spent on land - near Oviedo.
Write C. U. bidder will be required to furnish .
hlKhwny: greatest chance for live Rroderman, 201 S. Main S t , O vie-111 bond satisfactory to City ComdevMupers to art In cn around do, Fla.
missioners
City Commissioners
flom. Write Devotopment Depart
____________ ____________
1reserve the right to reject any or
ment The t’ensncola News.
• all bids as the best interests o f
T7r.hT VIlttllNIA i'ltirksburxTTtir
t’ larkshura
Extmnent. tnornlna
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incitniiiiK Sunday. ......
issue.
b. w il l ia m s .
I cent per word, minimum Jlr.
/
City Manager.
TO REACH BUYERS or sellers*of
WANTED—To rent room with; Elton J. Moughton, Architect,
Florida real estate advertise in
prlvut.* family with or without First National Bank Bldg.,
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent meals. Must have every conven-' Sanford, Florida,
cent a word dully, two cents n wortl lence. Box Z, Herald.
M-30-5-3-6-10.
Sundays.__________________________
H. B. Lewis Co.
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What are the needs of the hour—the
most imperative demands of home or busi
ness?
Do you seek a new house, apartment or
flat?
Would you like to move to the country,
the mountains or seashore for the summer?
‘ Is the cook leaving1, and would you
choose a satisfactory successor who is will
ing and capable?
Are skilled office workers needed in
business?
Are additional helpers necessary in
store, factory, mill or office?
Are you out o f work and in need of
pleasant, profitable employment?
Are you desirous of supplementing your
income by part time work in some congenial
line of endeavor?
Would a profitable business venture in
terest you?
HaVe you lost or found some article of
value? Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell
ing, renting, exchanging?
In the solution o f all these needs of the
hour and scores o f others that are just as im
perative.
I hereby announce mvself ns n
candidal0 for tbe office of Sheriff
of Hi ml Hole County, subject to thu
Democratic primary Jur-e. 1924.
_____________ VV. A Ttl.I.IH,
1 4
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and j
FOR SA L E
Advertising
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USE THEM FOR RESULTS
. Political
Announcement
(lulluntil) subject to the action of
the Democratic primary, June 3rd.
HiivlnK MTx+a iir ii mem
ber or lh*» iioanl office 10IS, And
havlntr been chairman of the
political
Hoard since tots, especially nts me
for the work required of a Hoard
member, and If re-elected 1 promso the same conscientious and con
F O I l H O A R D O P IM M I.IC I N structive service ns hsx been rend
IF.rHKSKISTATl V K .
.B T R U rT IO X .
ered In my many years of service.
dully announce m y self
I hereby announce my enndldacy
CHAS. F. HARRISON.
d*U for the House of f o r re-election us member of tho ____________________Geneva, Florida.
Service.
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The Sanford Herald, May 10, 1924
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 10, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald