229 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b50faa6a9ca948a8b6a4ab68e542b3f9.pdf 17474a105a66d831064502398ace9895 PDF Text Text i3 -^ i I w rrv7 R n ew spaper to .u » Florida’s H e a r t, T B I W BATHER , G r * f l l* t V e g e t a b le Richest G arden L a n d VL For Florid*: fair .> tonight and Tuesday; rising . fern per* tare. In in port ion. Tuesday. nnrtr a i ML SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1924. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES N U M B E R S6 F red M artin T O HALLE’ IS Administration Leaders Expect To POINCARE LOST Determine Plan This Week For The To W ork O ut Final \dH elper F ou n d; SCENE REVOLT Adjournment o f Congress In June HIS MAJORITY Form T ax C ut B ill S •dered To C a p ita /W H E R E 11 DIE SUNDAY’S VOTE A p p roved b y Senate » • WASHINGTON. May 12. — The trlation act, and to the Barkleyability o f administration lenders to * • • ■ * ? ■ owell bill proposing abolition of carry through their announced pro­ the railroad iabor board. gram of adjourning congress in the At least a day o f debate is m first week of June is expected to prosm-ct in the senate when Sena­ om be definitely determined this week. tor uursuin, Republican, New MexWith the revenue bill in confer­ I<o, calls up on Tuesday his motion Halle Has Long Been Known • i o_ Ten Days Of farm relief will take the cen­ to pass the Bursum pension hill Y’oters Surprise Electoral As the Center of German ence, ter of the legislative stage, al­ Democratic Program President Coolidge's veto. Re­ Managers by Flocking to [ere Hardships Communism and Monarch­ though the first test of its strength over cent polls o f the senate have indi­ Polls in Big Numbers— Stripped O f Mellon ists Seize Opportunty At will not be had until Friday or cated a very close vote, according I Their Plane Annual Celebration of Joan or possibly until next to leaders o f that body. Unveiling of Restored Von Saturday, Plan Is Passed By Monday, when the McNary-HaughrMountain Peak of Avc Brings Out Crowds The inquisitorial adjuncts o f botn Moltke Monument to Stage en bill will be taken up in the house houses will continue operations Senate on Saturday — Day is Quiet nnd Little A Big Demonstration. under a special rule of priority. during the week-. Senate commit­ Trouble Hns Been Reported 1 Loooming in both the house and tees dealing with the indictment of it Was Traveller, Investigator and BERLIN May 12—Fighting as senate are various measures deal­ Senator Wheeler, Democrat. Mon­ Was Credited with Many PARIS, May 12— Official Re­ Archbishop Mundelein Is Welcom­ sequel to the monarchist demon- ing with railroad legislation. Mem- tana, with charges o f fraud in Tex­ * Notable achievements. sults of yesterday's elections show ed hy Huge Crowds at Chica­ strntion at Halle is reported from. *T*rs ° f th® insurgent Republican as land soles, with the conduct of iL . _ .1 A m ■ w ivf n*-<l Lnino .1...1 ^.. - ___A! _ _ go When Ho Returns From the nearby town of B oclleberg' gfoup are being quoted as asserting the department o f justice and with that the Poincare sabinet lost its EDIN A, N. Y ., May 12.— Geo where 11 communists are said to that adjournment will not be taken disposition o f Muscle Shoals all are majority in the- Chamber of DepuVisit to Rome. rozen Expanse M.MKennan, traveler, investigator have been killed and a number until consideration has been given scheduled to resume their activities trs. With only 16 seats missing Make W ay To and writer, died at his home here wounded. Halle is known as the to proposals for modifying tho a* is the house committee investi­ official returns show that Poincare CHICAGO, May 12.— George. Vital Provisions O f Saturday night after three days ill­ will he in a minority of m or: than Cnrdinnl Munderein, archbishop of of German communism and rate-making sections of the trans- gating the shipping board. Tax Cut Bill To Be ipperTs Cabin ness o f paruiysis. He was „•J , center Author Has Remarkable Caret) the monarchists seized the opporChicago and titular vicar of the years old. . * 30 votes in the new chamber. Worked Out Soon 1tunity afforded by tho unveiling o f Church of Santa Maria del Popolo, George Rennan had a remarkab'.e the restored Von Moltke monu­ JINGTON, May 12— as a traveler, investigator ment to stage a demonstration. PARIS May 12.—Increased tax­ in Rome, returned today to see the WASHINGTON. May 12. --J. ^derick L. Martin career and writer. His most notable ach­ ation on the eve of the elections; city o f his episcopacy amid tho Stripped almost o f every rcstigo [aechanic will be or- ievement was his laying bare to the the recent marked fall in the value plauditory welcome of HALLE, Germany, May 12. — Impressive uf the Mellon plan and clothed in elly to Washington world the cruelties and horror* of “ Red Halle,” nominully the citadel of the franc; rural discontent over the Democratic program, the tax suppression o f local courts necessi­ throngs. Moller, Alaska, the exile system by which the Rus­ o f German communism and the insian autocracy threw nearly u mil­ Robed in the consistorial gar­ reduction bill w ss passed Saturday tating costly journeys to fnr-off "ty arrived safely af- lion subjects into the wilds of Si­ cubutor o f communistic insurrfecments of the cardinalate, and flank­ Butler of Columbia Uni* Balance of $122,988.62 Remains In county seat for settlement of ed hy dignitaries of the church and by the senate, 69 to 15. r airplane had been beria. Hia depiction, o f conditions ! tion, was Sunday invaded by n F’ residcnt questions under litigation, and versity Announces 1921 Win­ As a result it goes to conference i City Coffers May I, According complaints of city' dwellers of the civil officials, the new cardinal i ind they had been S ' i l , ! ’ * -. nrrs of Muny Pulit­ krmv M by 0 . „ , to Report Filed By City passed through more than twelve for adjustment o f difference* with inn exiles stirred the whole ?.%!;• world, I high cost o f living all seem to have 10 days in the wilds and it is credited with having been Ludendorff and a score o f ex-nrmy zer Prizes. Clerk Today. combined to push the nnti-Poin- miles o f colorful greeting to tho tho house with its life at stake. cathedral of the province, where he a factor that led to the final miti­ and navy leaders, behind whom NEW YORK May 1 2 -P ro slThe city’s finances are in better care forces closer to power in Sun­ wus formally established the first Republican organization leader* in gation o f the cruel practices. truiled 25,000 Swstika knights and day's election's. The Rhur situa­ One o f the most interesting troopers, o f whom the heaviest con­ dent Nicholas Murray Butler of shape than they have been for tion and the report o f the repara­ cnrdinnl nricul o f the church west the senate Saturday frankly ad­ OVA, Alaska, May things in Mr. Kennan'n career is Columbia University, nnnounc<{l several months according to the tion experts cut only u minor figure of the Allegheny mountains. The mitted they would recommend veto , Frederick L. Martin. 'thfe manner in which he entered ceremonies ended with a pontifical of thetm^psi{t[e.hy nrrjidgPL& ftlup­ tingent hailed from Bavaria. — ’ Sunday tho award* of the several monthly leport of City Clerk, L. R. in the balloting. globe circling: air on it. Born at Norwalk, O., Fehbenediction three hours after fhd' idge, If it was not transformed by While Sunduy’s gathering o f naAt the ministry o f the interior, and his mechanic ruary 16. 1845, he was, in his .•ionaUstlc clans was ostensibly de­ Pulitzer prizes and travelling Philips, which wns filed with the well Informed observers were spocial train which carried the par­ tho conference. ty arrived in the city. voted to unveiling the restored scholarships o f 11*21 mnde by the City Commissioners at ther regu­ it Alva L. Harvey eighteenth year, working as a tel­ monument The president hnd askd ccongrcr. i to von Moltke which wan advisory board o f the nchuol of lar meeting this nfternoon. Tho dumbfounded first over the unanti­ egraph operator ut Cincinnati American flags were everywhere cipated swing to the left; second ind well after hav- when, ono night in 1803, u message overthrown during communistic for the Mellon plan. Although hit along the line o f the procession and journalism. report shows that after making by the large percentage o f votes ane severe hard- came over the wire asking him if riots, the muster o f Gornmn chau­ military bunds frequently struck up view* were not made known on tho The three traveling scholarships disbursements during April to the cast, and, third, hy the unwonted the Star Spangled Banner. bill passed by the house, which car­ vinists was primarily intended to ring the 10 days they ho would like to Join an expedition discipline the French voters dis­ Floral offerings from many ried only the remnants o f the Mel­ which was to be sent to Siberia to remind political opponents through­ o f $1,500 each to enable graduates extont of $14,72.13, the city hud n sing and today are ascertain whether telegraphic com ­ out Germany of the nationalistic played in voting straight pickets, o f the school o f journalism, who balance on deposit on May ID of instead of splitting them and exer- churches of tho diocese were bank­ lon scheme, he has voiced specific lit Port Moller 100 munications could bd maintained renaissance, the fruits o f which ed high in the curdinal’s car. Thous­ opposition to some o f tho provis­ passed their examinations with $122 988.62. cising their traditional independ- ands of school children robed 'n ions inserted in the senate. stof Chignik, Alaska, continuously through that country. were reflected in Inst Sunday's the highest honors, to visit nnd The city had a balance of $88,­ encc. rcichstag elections. Not since tho The final form o f the vital pro. white nnd yellow, the papal colors, skan Peninsula for Those were the days when it was world The French voters, who remain­ held aloft banners of greetings. 099.13 at tho end o f March and wnr has Germany witnessed visions o f the tax reduction bill study Europe were awnnlt-d to thought that tho only way tp es­ Dons from Washing- tablish telegraphic communication an equally resplendent gathering Marian E. Robinson of Orlando, during lust month receipts from ed apathetic to the end o f the cam­ will be worked out at a conference Smiles On Tfffonga. will determine their between the United States and Eur­ of generals, admirals and militant Florida, Herbert Drinker, East the several sources totaled $49,­ paign, thus causing despair to the Smiling gruciously to tho throng* o f senate and house members be* 681.92. Of this umount thu larg­ electoral managers of the different as he acknowledged simultaneously giningn thia week. ope wns by wny o f Canada, Alaska, nationalists under the old monarchOrange, N. J., and Phelps Huviland est sum come from tho collection parties, surprised all the prophets the craftsman's salutation of the On the result o f thia conference, the Behring Straits, Siberia and ini colors. »ge from Martin Russia, it being then generally o f current taxes which umounted Sunday by lowering unexpected in­ news photographers anil the chee-s some leaders say, hinges the ques­ The house o f Hohenzollern was Adams, New York City. sterday stated that thought that the ocean coble pib- represented by Prince Oscar, who A gold medal for "the most dis­ to $36,059.43. A compilation of terest In the general elections; they of the towns-people lining the tion of a presidential veto. An reports for the first four months crowded tho polling places as soon boulevards, the new cnrdinal wat passed by tne senate the bill car­ iped injury when jected by Cyrus W. Field had prov­ wus in company with u bevy of interested nnd meritorious service” shows that the collection of taxes us the guns booming in honor of greeted by thousands o f the laity, ries every provision advanced by gcnernls and admirals, the gener­ rendered by an American newspa­ ed a failure. e, the Seattle, crashThe offer which Kennan had re­ als including Ludendorff, von Stein, per during the year was awarded fo r that period is equal to $89,­ Joan o f Arc mad’ it known thut 8 and no less thun 1,500 priests along the Democratic member* of the fi­ mountain peak and ceived through a fellow operator on Muercker nnd Lettow-Vorbeek nncT to the New York World in con­ 184.53. o’clock had arriv’ d. Superb weath­ the routo from the train -to tho nance committee and to moat nf these, President Coolidge has In­ the natio­ cnthedrul. Tux collection* in January total, er mid the ccelhration ked at 12:30 on the the wire wus made by the Collins the admirals included von Schcer, nection with tho exposure o f ua> Meyer-Waldcrck nml Florida peonage evil." ed $1,604.00; February $4,051.51 nal fete of the French heroine “ My best wishes, my blessing* dicated hia opposition. i of April 30, an hour Overland Telegraph Company. A l­ Schroeder, Although carrying only a few brought out great crowds every­ nml my prayers Kennan had never heard Count I.uckner, who commanded y p . -go to all America. The Boston Hamid's editorial ar­ and in March $44,469.56. The rev­ ’ after they had left though o f the concern, the spirit o f adven­ the raider Sea Eagle. Among the ticle, “ who made Coolidge?" writ­ enue from the police department where, jjnd the indifferent voters irrespective o f race or creed," thu proposals advanced by Secretary [bound for Dutch Har- ture led him to accept. He went, 160 guests o f honor were well- ten by Frank W. Buxton, manag­ lust month also eclipsed that of found it so convenient to cast their cardinal said u* he entered the city. Mellon, the bill passed by the houau known submarine commanders and ballots that they did so in larger He had been uway Dorn his charge conformed in the main to the pro­ cjoin the rest o f the to Siberia and waa soon placed in nationalistic ing editor o f the paper, wns select­ rcviuus months when Chief Willpoliticians. tins turned nto tho coffers the numhors than recorded in rocent since February, when he was sum­ gram o f Republican leaders.. charge o f tho expedition, which on. v Points in Dispetc. The nationalists were given an ed as tho work which showed the um o f $3,563.00. elections. ' moned to the sacred consistorv o f spent over two years in traveling The principal points in dliputq tthrirjfiv over th# froz- thousand* o f giUa* .by aledge and eleventh hour tip by Dr. Herat, greatest "clearness o f style, morel President Mlllcrand, who usually the church to be elevated by rope rtf is the report o f Mr. Philips: purpose, sound reasoning and- pow­ bo tween the AwaJ^viles o f congre** [with tKe greatest o f dif- making praettefcl' tests as 16 ‘the chairman ... . o f, the German natfonalis ono af the-eorM «TW “ ffppour ut Pin* XI te-the'ctrdiiutUtei Receipts. iting on MmkMedra- feasibility o f the tatagraphjihheni. Istie.party.-In, the^naturo u f n sug- er to influence public opinion In ttrinsdttiMMr and NrighhOrilneaa.- - Thri 1 cxVfifo ■'UOt “ i t -j*:« f - mr->- —wHHr»-rre»‘pv'i Kennan was*buried-in-thu depths ^Buikling up the church on The •Corporation tax. prize * [Current fa x e s ......... 1.... 36,039.43 iication he nvoldc The was $500. nvolded” and, as the so r'i cabin on May 7 at the o f Siberia when u messenger fin­ 10:30, fll the Elysc« district nlong foundation o f friendliness and Publicity o f returna. "hcmly point tof Port Mol- ally reached him from St. Peters­ cialist party leaders had also in­ In addition a special prize o f $ 1,- „ , ' ....... “ i?o r with his son, Jeon. noighborliness will be the task o f Estate tax. Exhausted by the long burg, bringing news that the sec­ structed their following to keep out 000 was given to the widow o f the mSxtT ......... * ....... 15'75 Premier Poincare accompanied tho future," he continued. “ Wo The form o f the first three pro­ K Taxea ............... 18.76 by Mmo. Poincare and Mme. Lu­ shall serk to inspire good feeling iy remained at the cabin ond Atlantic cable hud been suc­ of sight, the unveiling ceremonies, late h rank I. Cobb of the New York Costs .......... 3,<i5a,00 cian Poincare, arrived just before in every contact with the new ele­ visions was settled fiy a strict par­ day* then they walked cessfully laid and the overland which occupied about un hour, pas­ World, in recognition of th» His. 1^ ty vote in each house, Republican i beach to Port Mnilcr routo had bean abandoned. Ker.- sed off without interruption, bar­ tinction und influence of her hua-1 f idew*w't Construction .. 366.53 noon at the polling place in the ments and to develop citizenship o f insurgents standing with Demo­ Hashed the news they nan came home, but he had become ring vocal clashes between com­ hand', vditorial w ritlr* u„d responsibility and integrity. Our Snmpgny district and with assidu­ 205.00 crats throughout in the senate. h and unhurt. so interested in Siberia that hj munists and the younger fascitl. Store Room Account 168.25 ous enre cast his ballot with the first plan in the diocese will be to There is little difference between The only disturbance reported up |* American aviators, who shortly returned there, seeking up the semiparies, to carry fne income schedules. The normal Magnor story o f an »|Aii»ceiianeou8 Miscellaneous Income 156.32 same formalities us tho other elct White’s 13— r Turt from their splin- new adventures. He wrote his first to 3 ' o'clock occurred in the out­ tors. the church the development »l 295.95 |rates are almost identical in the < P * o f thS Sun Publ^ hcd ,n i hf Uon«l Trustee* ....... on the mountainside, book. Tent Life in Siberia,'in 1870, skirts of the city where police pa­ ~San Early voting wns general In the religious and civic leadership.” A c­ two plans. Likewise the sur-tax Diego Sun, San. Diego. Cal. Special Assessments 8,006.04 down onu hour and a and the following year explored the trols engaged in dispersing com­ was chosen as the best example 190225 workingmen's stronghold around companying the cardinal on - the rates vary but little, th* Simmons •saving Chignik for eastern Caucasus, twice crossing munistic units, were forced to use o f a reporter’s work during the Golf and Dark Account Paris ulxo, but the trouble threat­ special train which brought him plans, adopted by the senate, call­ Sanitary Tuxes ........... 137.50 their firenrms. or, Unnlaaka island, the great range. He became con­ year, the test being strict accur­ ened by the unusual violence of the from New York wns a delegation ing for n maximum of forty per Submerged by Bunting. dore noon, April 30 nected with the Associated Press in acy, terseness and the accomplish­ communists at campaign meetings of some 200 members o f the clergy cent while the Lengworth compro­ Grand Total ...... ..... $137,781.03 Halle was completely submerged s few o f their rec- Washington for a number o f year* and Chicago Catholic laymen in­ mise approved by the house cut tire ment o f some public good. The did not materialize. under a seu o f black; white nml . ■ .Disbursements rations from the dc- when he was engaged by the Cen­ cluding representatives o f the city maximum sur-tax to 37 1-2 per prize was $ 1,000. When tho polls closed at 6 |started on a long tramp tury' inaguzine to go to Russia »o red bunting. The more timorous City Manager ...............| 310.20 nnd county government and civic cent. • Other awards were: w•••*'• sewssiuo nviv. City AttOrilUV 75.00 o’clock .Sunday evening no inci­ lenders. i mountainside toward the investigate the condition o f the Si­ residents ventured forth with the Corporation Tax. dent had been reported to the po­ Prussian colors, by way o f a com­ 125.00 «-Shore line. berian exiles. He traveled 15,000 h £ .A2S ± 5L "X 2 5 ! **uniciP. i The houa^made no change in thi which best presented tho? 1whole­ 1,449.40 lice or at the ministry o f interior, ‘ Trapper's Cabin. miles in northern Russiu and Sibcr- promise, but the black, red and or­ some atmosphere o f American lifo Police Department present flat corporation tax of 12 despite the unusually heavy vot­ Interesting Exhibit ange flag o f the republic was no­ 1,479.96 Fire Department .... ■»ny hardships they iu, and the results o f his observa­ 1-2 per cent while the senate apAll the parties seemed in­ standard o f Am er­ Streets and Bridges “ *highest ‘ 3,303.60 ing. i utpper’s cabin, on the tions in magazine and book forr», where visible. Hitler guards were and the IK1 O f Art Work W ill Be roved a proposal of Senator Jono*, ican manners and manhood, $ 1,000 armed with heavy walking sticks 1.20 clined to interpret the heavy vote UP of Port Moller bay entitled Siberia and the Exile Sys­ Sewers and Drains lemocrat, New Mexico; to substi­ 106.63 in their favor. The conservatives •y morning, and found tem, were the most comprehensive and were distinguished by whitu to "The Able McLaughlins” by Park Department Shown at Local Hotel tute a corporation schedule caltim. Margaret Wilson. particularly lay stress on the fact brassards. 10.33 Public Buildings ■ »arm place to sleep. and fearless expositions that had for a normal tax o f 9 per coot on tha) their forces customarily were In the clash on the outskirts of For the American play o f most “ “‘terly exhausted after Kngin< 87.00 * .0.' ' s B r a W !js s g i t N B ^ « litlonj and rested two Bupplmented his written work by of'gt'cen police were engaged-1 in stage In raising the standard of ublicity partment distributed profits above 10 •cabin. Yesterday the lectures both in the United States dispersing groups o f communist*, good morals, good taste and good Inspection 29.10 help out their candidates. This confidence on all aides con­ zuma Hotel on Tuesday afternoon, cent. On this and the senate pro­ 3.85 *4 to the beach and ear­ and Europe and in hia later years snipers fired on the police, killing manner $ 1,000 to "Hell-Bent-Fer- Pound Expenses --- ------according to an announcement posal to open tax returns to pub­ th ed the first message as a correspondent for the Outlook one and seriously wounding five. Heaven” bv Hatcher Hughes. 999.02 tributed to the good feeling and made Monday. The people of ic inspection the main conferancu Lights and Water .......... The casualties among the commun­ wns undoubtedly largely respon­ For the best book of the year, Finance Department .... 208.39 **"* to the world after he visited Cuba during the SpanishHanford, and o f this community are fight will center. 702.38 sible for the quiet election day. missing ten days. American war, went to Martinique ists are thought to nave been hea­ History o f the United States, $2,­ Records and Taxation .... Invited to attend thia exhibit. It Unless these provisions are mini­ vy, and in a house search the po­ T«ry of MaJ. Martin’s to study the volcano Mount Pelee, 000 to the American Revolution, Gaa and Oil Storage 479.61 is something different from most fied as passed by the senate. Re. lice arrested numerous reds. by Charles Howard Mcllwan. ended an intensive to Japan to report the RussianHospital Expense ........... 144.50 City Commissioners exhibits 'seen In his community publkan organisation leaders plat) The review of the fasciti nnd stu­ For the best American biogra­ Bills Payable ................. 2,160.00 i ,,.t,ry agency at the com- Japanese war, and visited other and will bo worth the while of to kkk for a veto o f tho bill. They dent organisations by Gen. LudenMeet This Afternoon those people who see It, it is said. would seek them, it is underste phy teaching patriotic and unsel­ Bond Trustees .......... . 433.01 “ • government. .Tw o countries. In addition to the books 273.90 coait guard cutters, named, he wrote Campaigning in dorff at the roc tcrack proceeded fish services to the people, $ 1,000 Interest and discount .. The exhibit ia the work o f Mrs. to pass a special resolution provid­ without disturbance in the presence •m and Baida, plowed Cuba, Folk Tales o f Napoleon, and to "From Immigrant to Inventor” Library Expense ......... 230.86 The City Commissioners were Jaliete Slade Howell, o f Hollywood ing for the 25 per cent reduction of 150,000 spectators. tmlent. gale-lashed by Michael Pupin. 21.62 scheduled to meet this afternoon near Miami. Library Pottv Change * ' “ w »- Tho Tragedy o f Pelee. in Income taxes payable this year, .Borth Pacific day and For the best volume of verse pub G olf and Park Account 337.32 at 2:30 o’clock at the city offices Mrs. Howell located in Holly­ now in he bill. Looking further liahed by an American author $1,­ ! of .the two aviators. to hold their regular meeting, the wood a little more than a month ahead, these same spokesmen pri Sixteen Cases Tried »nd Inlet waa carefully Mother and Four Of 000 to “ New Hampehire" by Kobort Grand Total ................... $14,792.43 first to be held this month. It is ago and her work is now being vately declare the party would then In City Court Today F rost beau being dispatch- Her Children Burned Balance May 1 ....... .. $122 988.62 not known whether there is to be favorably commented upon on tho make an election issue on tho Mel­ . cutters in bodies bodies o f any special huainesg transacted or east coast. Mrs. Howell is indeed lon tax bill and take up tax re­ not. It will probably be routine n gifted woman, and the excellent duction again at a apodal susaUm [ * “« « it was thought Joe Harris, disorderly ^conduct, MILLIHOCKET, M e, May 12. $10 bond estreated; Harry Bur­ business, however. Reports from work she is now doing will make Immediately after election. be concealed behind i of land. At night tho — Mrs. John Bragan and four of rows, drunkenness, $5 and costa; the various city departments for her well known in art circles. the month o f April including that °* »}• vessels swept her aix children were burned to T. Johnson, speeding. $3 and costa; Mrs. Howell does portraits frqm of City Clerk City M Manager and life, and tapeatrie( and miniatures High School Students T alw United Stales death in a fire which destroyed Oscar Evans, speeding, $10 bond, their home here today. The fath Chief of Police, will be filed. Cur- in addition to many other types o f Elder’ er .John Bragan, a mill worker, estreated; Wllliee Jones speeding, Will Hold A Carnival Nr* the hunt, together continued to Wednesday; C. M. She has studied in Mr. rent bills will be audited and order­ paintings. With 145 pilinn'already driven to penetrate, according to i 'Wnnery boats locat- and his two sons, jumped from an Slaughter, speeding, r. $10 bond es­ on the west wall of the concrete |George and has made it impossi- ed paid. Paving estimates on some Boston, Atlanta und Jacksonville, The High School campus will U 1n»Ue stretch be- upper story window. They were treated; J. it. Stewart, speeding. pier at the foot o f Park Avenue jble to make aa much progress as streets which were ordered at the the past eighteen months has been and Dutch Harbor, taken to a hospital where it was $3 and costs; Alex McAlier, drunk­ and 43 feet more to drive before (Could be made under ordinary con- last meeting will probably be pre­ ainting in Bermuda. Mrs. Howell the scene o f a Jolly carnival or “ sented by City Engineer Fred T. as done several paintings for per­ Tuesday and Wednesday •tushes on Tip. said that two o f them would prob­ enness, $5 and coata; Walter Tyler, the pile driver is transferred to be- dltiona. noon« and nights o f this title we . Williams. The family lived in a speeding $3 and coats; A. Carra- gin work on the east aide, con"g information from a ably die. sons in Hollysrood. The contractors hope to get tho Each class will have a booth a i l ­ four room house and the walls of way, speeding, $3 and costa; R. F. struction o f Sanford’s new $67,000 work on the othea side o f the plor ing sandwiches and drinks. Th i "i*. that he waa "al- tho rooms were aheated with wrap­ Hannon, speeding $6 bond, es­ yacht basin is beginnng to speed commenced right away in order H uhn,Tampa Robber, grounds win b« illuminated by slut Cumberland Flood h* saw MaJ. Martin ping paper. So far aa has been treated; A.- A. Sullivan, speeding, up and will continue to be rushed!that dredging work o f deepening trie lights whleh will be installed. ,« J t ibor® the frozen learned Bragan used kerosene to $3 and costs; Albert Coleman, Placed On Trial according to Superintendent C. R. of the basin and filling In between Is Waters Again Rise The side shows will Include va r­ ,»fter leaving start a kitchen fire and a flash of drunkenness,' $5 and costs; Willie George, who recently assumed (the two walla of the pier, may beious freak exhibitions, and soarn “ duled point on the A l­ flame Ignited the paper on the Flappy, flghting, $10 boind, es* charge large o f the work. gin aa toon aa possible. When the TAMPA. May 12.— Paul Huhn, shows o f real interest and enter­ CUMBERLAND, Md.. May 12— , ** ,n **»• direction o f wall. In a moment the entire was treated; James Cqlaman, continu­ Of the approximately .. ....... 700Jppilings remaining 43 feet on the west wall alias nig Paul, was placed on trial ' D»e cutter Algon- ablaze. The youngest victim was ed to Wednesday; Grace Coleman, which are to be driven for the pier is completed, 229 feet will have here today for alleged participa­ For the second time in leas than tainment. Among the shows to he i two months the flood waters were continued to Wednesday. M ° J )Vtch Harbor to three years old. leading out from Park Avenue, 500 been finshed and this will extend tion in the robbery last march o f a lapping menacingly at the heart o f the midway will be the .P^oIH ng thu have already been made leaving to tha.deeper water and the be- local cigar factory when $24,000 in the Cumberland business district goose.” the “ Siamese twins,’1 JZ line until she but 193 more to be poured. The ginning of the automobile turn of cash was secured by there men. today. Willis Creek, taking its the "dream o f the Wooden 8o h .._ Unidentified Steamer Auto H its Train A s giant pile drver, said to be uno of the pier1. From the present bulk­ Huhn was arrested in Terre Haute, course through tha downtown sec Several articles o f value will * * °f Bristol bay ,.It Stands on Track Goes Ashore In Fog the largest In fne state, la driving head ayatent to this point the pier Ind.. several weeks ago at tile re­ tion, has left its banks. Throughout suctioned off and there will be tho pilings at the rate o f 10 to 12 is 82 feet wide but from there on quest of local authorities and waa thu night merchants worked, ntov grab hag for the children; also ) , **•*»»• were sent DEAL, Eng., May 12- A big each day. This means that It will it will be 125 fceet wide. turned over to them after hia ap­ ing their merchandise to h T A M P A . May 12.— E. L. Mai higher mcry-go- round. ! to u A k* Md mow In Hope waa expressed by Superin­ plication for habeas corpus writ floors. hum, 25, W inter Haven, i* in a steamship whose name and nat- be some time next vfeek before ‘*“I t}** m*n on the ton drving them on tho east tendent George today that the was refused. MAY RRL&AE All of-them re- critical condition at the local hos­ tonality are undetermined because work wall will begin. work may be ctontnued with rush of tho fog is aground on the no­ OCALA, pital' today aa a result of a colli­ j ,*n encouraging According to Superintendent orders. Many handicaps were ex­ INSURANCE MAN DIE8 M AR K ETS the three the relay sleighs sion between an auto and a train torious Goodwin Sands thia morn­ George much difficulty has been perienced in getting started on the RICHMOND, May 12.— Edward ing in a reoat dangerous position. fault of on the outskirts o f Tampa- The ac­ It ia feared she raey be a lint>r experienced in putting the pilings work may be continued with rush D. Harris, 42, vice-president o f the 1 CHICAGO, May 12. - - Wheat, 15 on cident la said to have been caused o»th P* «Mnt frorn b®*1* down due to a rock strata which Life Insurance Co. o f V i-iW * cut-, htuy, J03> an4 July, 106U ; corn. Unitnd * 5 , * > * k coast. None by the failure o f the motorist to numbers o f which pass Goodwin been, discovered j u t below the w orst troubles .are over and that his throat-with vr ____ _____ Ju l/, 7 6 * to their wn* tW however, had any ace the train which w« lU w toff will prevent his Arm from pital hert today and died soon nfrock nothing " . , ., Oats: July, 44. K . . 0 „ „ MJ on the crossing. Th* automobile are ruah ng to her aid from all upper sand strata. Thie I l& nin whereabout* strata has been exceedingly hard nnuning the job on.scbedalo time. •terward. May 31 to 35; July crashed Into the standing train. In the vicinity. Flier is red In Crash GEORGE RENNAN WRITER OF NOTE DIES, PARALYSIS THRONG CHEERS CARDINAL UPON RETURN TO U. S. Conference Will Begin This Week O R L A N D O MANICITY’S FINANCE W I N S PULITZER REPORT SHOWS P R I Z E OF $1,500 A BIG BALANCE I » Ss E 229 Feet o f West Wall o f Concrete Pier Will Be Completed Within Week K -■ - . _* •• ’* • „ ' . * wj-, • •• ■ * - �j w n v •v 11fD *lV Ui . < THE SANFORD HERALD, PAGE EIGHT .. AY, M AY 10 , 1924. COUNT AND COUNTE8 S [the amount o f saventy pdf cent D E M O C R A T SIN IM ’KENZIE S A Y S Home Demonstration DEPART CiOVf) o f the proportionate part Agents To Observe FIGHT TO K E E P F L O R I D A WILL “ Better Homes W eek” !.: P A ^ IS* May , 0 T 'Count Ludwig |cf the cost o f the fmporvement of von HoAgstracten and Coun- the streets and avenues aforesaid. T A X SCHEDULE GO FOR M’ADOO I FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE i tesa, fcirmerly Mika Millicent Rog assessed against the abutting r:.- | • (Continued from pan* 1.) (Continued from page 1.) Republican organization lenders chairman of Hillsborough county. indicated tonight they had no in­ A wire from J. A. Hilliard, o f tention o f making any further at­ Fort Myers, says that he will ortempt to obtain a compromise be­ u °t fore final pasage o f the bill. •p has accepted the chairmanship. M. Democratic Kates. ..._ __ ______ j W. Lance, of Avon Park, nccept'*.! c The Democratic rates, drawn up I ,'j,p Chairmanship of Highland'i ______ by Senator Simmons, North Car r- roanty and is beginning the organUna. ranking Democrat on the fi- i^ation work already. Chslrmvi nance committee, do not differ; McKenzie has appointed M. M. tnateriully from the house rates |{anum> 0f Kustis. to serve ns the and the conlcrcncc fight over the •, h„|rman for i.„kc county and he schedule thus will involve chiefly f,us aect.ptc*l v :- [ FOR WOMEN. May 10. — ^hc tension department o f Florida State College announced toduy tnin home demonstration agents from ’ nil over the state have made plans — !•» ' : r tt&Ar•SSL'&hZ : ! !" . M -: .K lr Martii O U .r ,t a l r n w ..p | » l » t o l b , Dr. iJnhn | M a r t '" R e c e iv e s 110,000 graduating up to a maxi McKenzie who hnve nrcented are: W a r m t 'O mC e O fl ll mum of 37 1-2 per cent on 1200.. 1 « c W n* « ' n! , ^ S L u," B ™ a r m TVoc CIIC U IU W IS n m Z Z . Warm W W 000. The Democratic schedule ' f: ' • Ca,,i V ! ,.7 , * , p n s )a f n f C fo fp would tax the 9200,000 bracket fii JThemloreT. Turnbull, nf Jefftrson 1^ 3 8 1 C O a S l O I O ia ie S T tS n a ifJ E T S I w pS « « in t* IX 38 per cent, hut calls for the two . counl>" 1 nu,.C~ Albritton, of barother brackets on higher incomes.; « ,0 ,« county Tom J. Watts - f The normal rates in the Simmons I^ * on “ u" lp .\V nH:. plan aro two per cent on incomes 1* m<> r,,nnty' L. R. Bailey, o f I a .o f |4,000 and under, four per cen t•co . , . „ . on Incomes between *1.000 and *8.- . Although no chairman has yet 000. and six per cent on income a ' bf en " nn,r‘! ,f" r ,JUV“ c" un,l>' AI.above a Iusms iknl t v . i........ that amount. The house I strong "r o n g committee to in handle nnnuie the me or| rate, are similar except a five per I f«nization work, has been named, a n t tax would apply to incomes »t includes some o f the most prombetween *4.000 and *8.000. ,ncnt " ,rn of Jacksonville. Amon-: them are: Frank Gnmmon, F. O Miller. Alston Cockrell. J. B. Ismg. CONSTRUCTING PAVILION. N E W . SMYYRNA, May 10.— G,?ldIv & ^ at'*n. W ater 2) v " ' Construction o f a large dance and J . Stanton Walker, refreshment pavilion, with b«tli Bo''W -r,, Kin'r* Hoy Craw/orri m . house in connection, has been and II. W. Dexter. E& started at New Smyrna Beach by local men. The ne wpnvilion will be two stories high, have n front­ age of GO feet on the ocean, with ta depth o f 40 feet. |t>mri \ K SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS. BSv;: GAINESVILLE,. May . . 10.— Ere—“ — • oat E. Mason, president; L. O. O ., (Continued from page L) Stephens, vice-president, .pnd An-!**- F* Householder, *141.80; George ^us 5L I-aird, secretary and treas- G. Herring, $53.50. Urer, compose new officers of tho cor county judge: J. G. Shur. Liternry Society of tho Uni-1” n* t-OLBO; Siudle Muines, $143.80; Farr ~ Thi*v wert1 Wllk®rflont J. Ifcrsltyy of Florida elected ng of the society. Mason is a ..T r ,r t,ix ni,sc*8or- A. \aughn, meeting society, mason junior. Fuller Warren wns .over­ *115. For county superintendent of whelmingly elected to the post of public •ergeant-at-urms, nnd M. A. Ro.iiiv $20.00. instruction: T. W. Lawton, named reporter of th eciub. For constuldc: M. I). I’olston, ■Hj district three, $5; R. C. Whitten, k* MUSIC SORORITY TO MEET MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May 10. district one, $20; r.K. E. Walker, — Mu Phi Epsilon, national hon-i t*llP 1 it ,, ornry music ,;ororlty, will hold Its I * ' *:?''“ " ‘ y ! ‘t '» ocrnit.c ex eeiut Kv biennial convention here June 23 «. I,!,1, l! <f‘ M' Jaco**?’ ‘NMrict to 27. More than 300 delegates !11L\,u,X1 *C’ „ 1 ' C,‘ K?,* from practicully every stute in tin l’.ur,t . dlstrict .t.wo*. Go expense; C. Pearson, district four, no ex­ union will attend. A musical program by the a t­ pense; J. II. liuddlesiin, district tending delegates nnd n pageant by six, no expense; R. J. Holly, dis­ local members of the organization trict one, no expense; Felix Frunk, are entertainment features planned. district three, no expense; W. V. Membership in the sorority in Dunn, district 10, no expense; J. dependent upon scholarship abil­ W. Osteen, district II, no expense. ity, a percentage of 90 or above LIGUOK tr: being necessary for election to the ______RAIDorganization._________ _ J NEWARK. May 1 0 ,-A ctin g on m COUNTY OFFICE S E E K E R S FILE EXPENSE L IST S 1 MAy TRAIN A T 8T. AUGUR. |g j f j , ? y h j r S f t ? jg r 1,11 JACKSONVILLE, Fin., May 10 —John W. Martin, candidate for Governor, is finishing h succt-ssful speaking tour of the East Coast. More than 3,000 people heard him a? Key West, \vl»ie Judge T iyl ir. o f the criminal .ourt, predicted he would weep Monroe County. Proportionately lar.;e crowds ! cheered him us >hc next Govern* i nt HomcsUa.! Minin', West I aim Catch, For* 1.,'jaj dide Fort 1 leice, Okeech.ihc •, M dliourne and Titasviite. Judy.- l'n xu , vf Miami, head of the* Martin Club of tht>*. uSy, iepoi»H tb j mcmiiership will exceed 3,000 by th„* Ijth of May. Olservers of political affairs fivin '•.cv West 'o II .jm r.i pi\*dict a-uiIt will sweep 'ho entire section over all opponents two to one. Huge Martin banners aro stretched across the Dixie High. way in Dade County, and you will J see ten of his pictures in business windows to one of his opponents, Last Of 3 Talented Hermits Passes Away LONDON. April 23. — Tho last o f three brothers, all talented men, who for 30 years refused to have intercourse with their fellowmen, hus died In a lonely tower on the Essex Coast. The broth­ ers took up their residence in the tower about 35 yeurs ago, refus­ ing to udmit women nnd gruduuily came to close their doors against all. They only came to town to purchase food und clothing. William Cole, the eldest, w«s u naturalist, founder of the .Essex Museum und the uuthor of sev­ eral hooks. Beniumin wus an en­ tomologist and Henry, the lost to die, was nn artist, etcher and a sculptor. Tho tower .in wihch they lived was surrounded by n mout, und wus built in the fourteenth century. Tho will o f the last brother leaves nil the property, which is There Is a probability that the .foot York ball squml of thu Univerxty* of| K ; Florida will spend about two weeks TO STAMP OUT SI A VERY H e - j ; ■r .to l.t, .u Alujjta. . l l l . n J . t | ( . k n k VIv M«y ' U - t ' k I,, aio supposed to belong. It l'i said to have been the prac­ tice o f these men, for some time past, to use th-* women as ro-hetwcrits, i "warding them well for chir^ipir th gunj ashore otter confctl.rnten among the crews o f in­ coming vessels hud brought them f ' J L r . l r t f r r - t s K: s T h ' vl,.,r,; .U .c t r f Ih .p m a M . u of Florida, end to Organize, Incor­ E i RESOLUTION NO. 136. tfle Police WO TURPENTINE MEN MEET. JACKSONVILLE. May I D - A general meeting « f turpentine operators o f the state will h>e held here next Wednesday, May I t to discuss mutters o f imports mportanrv. to: i f the industry. Declson to eall the.- by meeting wum mad M r.tu payment •prove Caught By ______ Jor J.*A. V^nKIm nml" A l'htok-1o K o v m V i n Um TSI N’GTAO. Chlnu. Muy 10. — Coach White have been h e r e in o f ’'t h e ’' S i d " the' V tT n 1 , th en ,,connecton with the plnns for brine- (Inn* i„ .....a.!-, ? / . . . ' ' dirwoid have been arrested hero APPROVE BOND ISSUE. . AR( ADIA, May IV— By a seven to one vote, the voters nf DeS ito county have approved a million dollar issue for good roads. Provision is made in the issue for 111! " ! g signatures o f said Mayor and aald ited by this reMia City Clerk, and this bond 4 o be porate and Establish a City Gov­ dated the first day o f January, A. their collection, u ers, o f New York, took the train paid into the ainkif^ property on the streets and nve- ernment for the Same; and to Pre­ early today fur Havre, on their D. 1924. pledged solely for way to the United States. It wn i nues aforesaid, now being ini- scribe the Jurisdiction, Powers and the principal and h ' Functions of said Municipality,’* first planned by the count to re­ prov d, Mayor of the City o f Sanford, bonda hereby aulko" main here for some time but ho Therefore, Be It Resolved, T h at: nn<1 n,so pursuant to certain orders «ued, and In the Florida. later decided to leave with his a bond issue in the sum o f Seven- [ * nd resolution* o f tho City Como f said ap«riai „ Attest: wile. ty-Two Thousand ($72,000.00) D o l-'l miss,on o f the c 'ty ° f Sanford, bb Insuffij t(> lars, for the municipal purposes Florida, duly had and adopted, ma­ > fih e pri0 AW ARD ROAD CONTRACT .... c. .t.t. t fClerk... a enumerated and specifically set turing and made payable as fo l­ eat 6f the said bond*', (Form of Interest Coupofi.) FORT MYERS, May 10— The forth in the preamble of this reso- lows: become, duu^and panu ( Interest Coupon.) . ’ Bonds numbered from 1 to 5, to board o f county commissioners ofllution, be, and the some is hereby pf Sanford,* Florida, | No— . . , _____ *30-W ninta arid agrees wift, Charlotte county has awarded a authorized; that said bonds shall mature July 1st, 1925. Bonds numbered {rom G to 10, to ON THE FIRST DAY OF JUJbV. contract to surface the six and a be of the denomination o f One t f r f e j f , 8a‘J bonds’ half mile stretch o f the Tamiami Thousand 1*1000.00) Dollars each, mature July 1st, 1920. Trail, from Acline to the eLe coun­ bearing intorest nt the rate o f six THE CITY OF SAN FO Rpj JP Bonds numbered from 11- to 15, ty line, the last stretch o f State 2 1. l ° leV>' SBOBI FLORIDA, Koud No. f> betwee Fort Myers and per cent (07r) per annum, inter­ to mature July 1st, 1927. Property will pay the bearer Thirty Dtllafs, Punta Gorda to he surfaced. The est payable semi-annually, on the Bonds numbered from 10 to, 20, » tax .efficient to t (*30,000) in lawful money o f the work probable will be completed first days o f July and January, said to mature July 1st, 1928. United States a i America at The fcjancyi It being fi,, by August 1._____________ loads to be numbered consecutive­ Bonds numbered from 21 to 25, Chase National Bank, in the City wiid City to provide ly from ono to sovvnty-two, both to mature July 1st, 192V. ItURG.MAN KE-KLECTEO o f New York, Stato of New York, xnent of the principal numbers inclusive, said bonds to Bonds numbered from 20 to 20, being six months’ interest then o f said-bonds prim DAYTONA, .Moy ) 0 —Charles j mature se ria lly 'in the following to mature July 1st, 1930. procecda of said r F. Burgrnan has heerr re-elected nianner to-witBonds numbered from 31 to 35, due on its Improvement Bond, dat­ mrifits, but the full fi president of the Daytona Chamber , , L , . . ed January ist( 1924, payable from o f Commerce. Following his itBonds numbered from 1 to 5, to to mature July 1st, 1931. Of the City of Sanford Bonds numbered from 30 to 40, a tax to be assessed, levied and pledged for their election Mr, Burgrnan offered a mature July 1st, 1920collected upon all taxable property number of suggestions for the Bonds numbered from fi to 10 to to mature July 1st, 1932. there shall be levied _ chamber’s working program dur- n)nture j uiy . . . 11J2fi Bonds numbered from 41 to 45, within the boundaries o f ths said the taxable property ing 1924-1925. They included a ‘ ’ City o f Sanford, Florida. proposal for amalgamation o f the 1 0," ' s numbored from 11 to 15, to mature July 1st, 1933. while said bondn r»nu*^ Bonds numbered from 40 to 50, N o ..:............... Series B. communities of the afilifax coun- to mature July 1st, 1927. ing umi unpaid, a taxi (Bond No.) try in spirit and action, looking, Bonds numbered from 10 to 20 to mature July 1st, 1934. provide fund;: for th* , toward an ultimate unon o f all into ; to ,n„ t UIe j u|y j st Bonds numbered from 51 to 55, the principal and iati one great cty, and adoption nf n , . , ’ * to mature July 1st, 1935. City Clerk, Mayor. at maturity. Joint progrum of advertising these Konds numbered form 21 to 25. Bonds numbered from 50‘ to 00, (FORM OF VALIDATION 1to mature July 1st, 1929. Communities. BE IT FURTHER CERTIFICATE ) Bonds numbered from 20 to 30, to mature July 1st, 1930. That as soon at said U_ Bonds numbered from 01 to 05, |to mature July lRt, 1930, Validation Certificate. printed, samt shall he/ Validated and confirmed by a de­ cuted by said Mayor j | Bonds numbered from 31 to 35. to mature Jr.ly 1st, 1937. |’.o mature July 1st, 1931. Bonds numbered from 00 to 70, cree o f the Circuit Court of the Clerk, in the form gtfl Bonds numbered from 30 to 40. to mature July 1st, 1938. Sc-vcpth Judicial Circuit o f the hereinabove set forth to mature July 1st, 1932, Bonds numbered from 71 to 72, State o f Florida, in and for Semi­ bonds, when no exa Bonds numbered from 41 to 15, trj mature July 1st, 1939. nole Count/, rendered on the-i------- thereupon be fortha A Resolution I’roviding for an Is­ to mature July 1st, 1933. sue of Bonds by the City o f San­ IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, day o f----------------------- , A. D. 1921, by said Mayor and i Bonds numbered from 40 to 50, RECITED AND DECLARED, That nnd entered and recorded on the— ford, Florida, in the Hum of Sev­ Forreat I^ke, S. 0. to mature July 1st, 1931. enty-Two Thousand Dollars. The all acts, conditions and things re- --------- day o f-------------------- , 1924, in J. Marshall, compodt|l Bonds numbered from 51 to 35, quired by law to exist, happen and --------------------on p a g e ---------------- of Proceeds Derived from the Sale Commission o f Sanford,! Thereof to he Used to Partially to muture July 1st. 1935. be performed, precedent to nnd in the records o f the Circuit Court of officio bond trastees «<( Finance the Proportionate Part Bonds numbered from 50 to 00, the issuance of this bond, have ex- the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Sanford,- Florida, foTi o f the cost o f Certain Street Im­ to mature July 1st, 1930. „ „ , . . . i ®sled* h°ve happened, and have Stnte o f Florida, in nnd for Scml- due course to the pir provements Assessed Against « « num -red from 51 to 6 5 ,, been performed, in regular and due note County, of, and Property Abutting Said Street to mature July 1st, 1937. time, form and manner, as re­ Improvements; Prescribing the BE IT FURTIIEE Bonds numbered from GO to 70, qulred by law, and that the amount [ Clerk o f the Circuit Court of the That Forroit Lake, 8j Form and Condition!* o f Said to muture Juiy 1st, 1938 AJthls bond, together with all othSeventh Judicial Circuit, Send­ and C- J. Marshall, ••i Bunds to hn so issued, and Pro­ Bonds numbered from *71 to 72, er indebtedness of tho City o f San­ viding for a Sinking Fund for to mature July 1st, 1939. nole County, Florida. bond trustees of the i ford, Florida, does not exceed any ■ (Said bonds to be endorsed on the Payment of Principal and ford, Florida, be tidi said entire isssuc o f bonds to bo limit prescribed by the Constitu­ back as follow s:) Interest of Said Bonds. enter into a good ud] I dated: January first, 1924, both tion and Statutes of tho State o f Number bond in the sum of Whereas, the City o f S a n f o r d , nlJ*| Interest o f said bonds, Florida, and that before the issu­ sired ($1600.00) ,0 «» Payable at some bank in the Floridu, has heretofore by appro ance of this bond, provision has CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Uoned upon the ft City o f New York, State o f New priute proceedings, provided for been made by rcsnintlon of IMPROVEMENT BOND ance o f the duties W k , in lawful money o f the Unithe paving, repaving, hard-surfac­ Lity Commission to assess annual­ . .Series B „ them as bond trustees add tod States of Amuricn. Said bonds ing and re-hnrd-surfacing o f cer­ ly a tax upon all real and personal E IT FURTHBII 11000 saRl^authorized issue a#h property, railroads, teelgraph and fhn.ll *>c signed by tho Mayor of tain streets and avenues in said That this Resolution Interest fl Per Cont. City, und the City o f Sanford, Florida, and tclephono lines, owned or situated become offective imu Dated January 1st, 1924, Whereas, the following street* by the Clerk of the City o f San­ within the City of 8anford, Flor­ and after its pasu|s’ || Interest Payable and uvenues of the City o f Sun- ford, Horidu, with the seal o f the ida, to realize a sum sufficient to tion. Semi-Annually On ‘ ford, Florida, are to lie and are City o f Sanford, Florida, affixed pay the interest upon this bond as Adopted this 28th January 1st, and July ljt . now being so improved, nnd tho thereto. The Interest coupons to it may become due and to create A. D. 1924. Principal Due proportionate part o f the cost of b« nttachyd to said bonds shall be a sinking fund for the payment o f July 1st, 19— . F0RREJTI tho improvements thereof to be as­ signed with tha engraved or lith-e thu principal hereof at the maturj(S E A L ) S. 0. Both Pirncipal and Interest sessed ugainst thu property abut­ H.-H-cu iac-aimiie signature* l,a,n#T^nd,that the issue *V • Pnv» w - *♦ .'.M a tu res of C. J. Mi ting upon said streets und “ !‘i -Mayor antl "“ id cferk : Oka iS fig L °* which this bond 1. a p a r t L -rTHitS ^ . IL 'rTnsrxTh^ B *s.«.. & Univemty towards making necessary arrangements. « z 'is T s a ^ s a is s 's a ii: strations on -home *improvements will he worked over ns a dernonstrntion. . “ Better Homes Week” will be iollowed by various home improve­ ment campaigns, and contests for the purpose o f improving living conditions. Prizes will be award­ ed for the greatest improvement for the money spent. Miss Isabelle Thursby, agent in foeds and marketing for the extenS S ‘. M . i U nX .’ S L i S J S ; » '* * « " > for IaiFayctte county. F. O. K in ".' sion department, is holding a *errate of 40 per cent on *500,000 an l thnirnmn for Ornnge county, r e - j its o f nutrition schools in the state. Food conservation and food prepS i d A ‘t e n ? ™ ” r t stressed. ■a An Act to Abolish the Present »>ar«to' * nA haa further caa,ed the P ^perly b e ^ | ^ ^ Municipal Gotcrnment o f th . C lt, ^ f u J S , " a s: c * 4 m° " STIIKB TS AM» U K M H K I , A u rH ril isa ln a l A h t it lliu l I’ r i p e r t r u S h i m o In S o e rial A u f u m r i i * H ull f o r th e I l l y o f S n a fiin l. r i « c IUn. f u r I b r t r a r * IIZ 1-IK I. * Sanford Avenue, from Franklin Street to Ge­ neva Avenue..-............$13,500.00 Palemtto. Avenue, from Fifteenth Street to Central Street .... 8,770.00 Commercial Street, from PulmetUr Avenue to Sanford Avenue, and Sunfopl Avenue from Commercial Street to First Street................. 7,482.00 Magnolia Avenue from -----------..mi umerent dat-H of maturity shall be sub­ stantially in the following form to-wit: * Number DoJIars 1000 SERIES B UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE CITY OF SANFORD IMPROVEMENT BOND PRESF\'t s «tk SE rKr.SE.NTS, That the BY City to»E f Sanf° n,,1 ln the State o f Florida, a municipal corporation, duly organ­ ized and existing under and in pur- • tin n o n -I aL . o f Sanford, Florids. BB IT FURTHBR RESOLVED, A ttest: \ L. K. PHILIPS, cult o f the State o f Florida, in and That any and lit 8p«clal assess­ ments levied, and imposed by the Clerk of the City e(| for Somlnole County, in a proceed­ City o f Sanford, Florida, upon the Florida. ing begun by the City o f Sanford, 4Florida, a municipal corporation, against the State of Florida, o f which proceeding due notice was | tf If# Corn Flakes, If* K »llo*n If If* Houn.T..... I’d Campbell'* a ?1? 8 iven to th*>; If U » >c« Cream. It’ s Stato of Florida, and to the public And for the payment o f the p rln -' clpal and intaroat o f » this bond, * the full faith and credit o f the City ! FIT FOR A QUEEN o f Sanford, Florida, is hereby ir r e -! vocably pledged. n o t a k a d r u t a food IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the At All Good Dealer* or City of Sanford, Florida, has caused this bond to be signed by its PH O N E 634 Muyor. and by the City Clerk, and WH0LK8ALE AND HBTAlb its corporate seul to be affixed . o f the State to K H rV . , J [ h-P.7ui.o v- i ’ " ‘vscrsnnw, cem ucu tor gia«l — »mil *iuiii me --------- — — —— o f P ^ n . L Pn*n„g* and J' D- Se,le" ! ,Ctnl hi« h ^ b - ' 1 *■"" rvu*. m e, Than the English Lads . l> n“ n,‘‘'1 n* » ! nu»'bcr being slightly smaller than Committee to arrange for a fu ll1 lust yur. Suytnty-six will finish in . . . . . “ l the J'-kHonvillo stru. tlon in grammar seho^Id v “ LAIHNG. England, May 10. — . courses here, /at Stuart. Delruv X°Vn? A n]*rica has the advantage ------------------and Iaike Worth. Of this number . *.n height and weight over HtDELEGATIONS. 41 are grils and 35 boys. ! i « i i i ^ n Bull, according to Doctor —IIMI, Muy 10.—Three .ities— ' ------------------- — ____ 'Milligun, local health officer who . C A*heyi|le and DayTALLAHASSEE, May 10 — The ! ' 1hi“ «|,Jnu»l compares Engvon ,umo— fares charecharir-' J vnuarun ton .Ohio— are expected to send present schedule of car fnres . h. Vhll“ run examined c *nmined during the ------ delegations ** • • '>*v the • Jacksonville Traction i,u“ lust litroe strong to th** Interna''tree years und the th American la tionul Civitan Convention hjrc May Uo. did not yield a fair return UlJ. youngsters o f s milar ages, 15-17, with literature setting forth on 11 I“ ' r value o f the property th •l * n r^ i C*, V » ! doctor states, tho H they .... shdul*i bo s,aU* Railroad ........ ...................... „ both In .. height and In claims o f each why Commtaa<on ruled ,adYu{’ |nK0 hoi considered for the']D25f convention l0,,uy 1,1 a" order handed down wnKht Tost** with the Americans, city, according to information re- (Bunting n new schcdulu o f fares '? "ut,erl° rlty which he suys bccalved at local convention head- elective June i. r ?,*n’ er3ril^ ro emphasized in the oi lquarters. — _ _ _ _ _ _ i r croups,. [quarters. & UK PIONEER CITIZEN DEAD. h o m estead , Florida Railroad To iboys „ - ,,, , ^ May lo.-Thb, i B e g i n VV o r k v e r y S o o n place is mourning the los* of one <>f i*» vpo-n 3 months is giv! en nt 54% inches and the weight 73 pounds ns against BOH inches the ne e. I and bearer U.S.Royal Cord D DOLLARS Sanford Avenue to in lawful money o t the United Park Avenue, 8,t)rt7.fl0 States o f America, on the first day Palmetto Avenue from Franklin Struct.to Ge­ »h U V' ^ !?’ 10------ interest thereon ut thu rate o f- — six |)or -— | »vI vcenneva Avenue ............... 9,1185.00 turn pur annum, payable .*pini-«i% Sanford Avenue, from nuully, Junuary first and July first Commercial Street to of each year, on presentation unii laike Monroe, and surrender o f the interest coupons Seminole Boulevard from . hereto annexed a* they severally Sanford Avenue to Pal­ become due. both principal and Inmetto Avenue _____ . . 9,084.00 Hood Avenue, from Com­ mercial Street to Sem­ York, Statu o f New York. inole Boulevard, and This bond is one o f « series of Seminole Boulevard from £vc„ bona.. Palmetto Avenue to Seventy-two Thousand Dollars, of Park Avenue,............... ir.,GI0.00l«'ko date and tenor, except as to nnd. maturity, Issued by the City o f Whereas, the sum total o f the ijanfurd, Florida, for municipal proportionate cost o f the improve­ purposes, in strict conformity with ment o f tho streets and avenue* ,the Constitution and Luws of the aforesaid, assessed against the State o f Florida, Including among proporty fronting and abutting on othera: • said streeta and avenues, is *103,i -Chapter 0298, Laws o f Florida, 018.60, and JP23 .enllUcd: tiaWitTiensPir°Thne,|t T * Y? UK> May 10~ A n early je a '-t^ f ^ m e r i c m ? ^ l 4rcny o f c 5 tlw t- t n* j. i , h I- H.’rYiart ,un the construction o f the responding nge. It would appear L.nring»ton. who died in n Miami i fl°rld a Western und Northern IDoctor Milligan add?, that those •*i j tv the age o f fil years, j Railroad t> traverse the southern Icircumstances which assist grow ’ h U death was due to an operation ! ■•ctlon o f Florida as a part o f the Jin children nre more favorable in r apprnriicltix. Mr. I.ivingrjton system wax axsured by Anieriru than in England. cairn to. Komexteafl in Hill) from the auccesxlul llatatiofi o f tha com.Houston, Texas His residence anO Pnny’" $7,000,000 bond issue oin*-- WOMAN ORDINATION nvoeado groves were show places ° f the road indicutcd today. It 18 A P P R O V E D Whereas, contrscts hnvu been w the Redlands district o f Dade '* ®*timate*l the gross revenues of SPRINGFIELD, Mass.. May 0.— county. |traffic interchanged will be almost Ordination o f woman Ipcal pas­ lot by the City o f Ranford, Florid*, *5,000,000. ' tors of the Methodiat ministry to Hutton Engineering and Con­ V O v e r r n itlP R v I„ ------------------------------wa* approved at a general confartracting Company, for the paving A , lu v „ ^ Funeral Sorvleea For !7'.,cu t,M,°y b>' » decisive majority. and improvement of the aforesaid A u to E x h a U S t F u m e s I u , ? e^ VIC Thl alm‘«lon of itlnarpry and streeta and avenuas with two inch ___ -loshua McEwen Held m‘,nbt;rHbip of annual " a i almost unanimoc sheet asphalt on a six inch rock PITTSBURGH, Moy 10,-S c o r o a , _____ Wai al,no‘ l base, and, • persons wore overtime by uuto I Funeral services- fo r 4® Joshua PENSION EXE.M PTI----- , (haust fumes in twin Liberty tun- McEwen, who died in DaLan . . . ___ id on Whereas, the said Hutton Engi­ WASHINGTON. May 0. — Hills hare to- i! Thursday , through . - — -South ............... - *~ .» .**„ . ■ - afternoon ......... wera bald at emption o f taxation on amount* neering and Contracting Company jr. Incrcarcd traffic in the tun- Pa,Wcy in Lake county at 3:30 paid in state pensions was Toted is now engaged ln the laying and In conseluence of a strike o f f ? clock Frldav afternoon. Burial Jay in the aennte on motloiv o f car trotormcn nn*l |tf ok place in tho ** ’ * ■* — construction o f the said pavemi Senater Tram m ell “ iJ“ T‘ Ir. M-Ewen is the t o ^ a t f b2on the aforesaid streets and awan pointed out that b Un Slaton * nu« ' aa«L______ fedfra Wh of ‘ e 4m “ An Act Providing a Suppiemen4al, Additional and Alternative Method of Making Local Improvemiinta in Cities, Towns and Muni­ cipal Corporation#, Authorising and Providing for 8pecial Assess*manta for the Coat Thereof, and Authorizing the Issuance and Sale of Bonds o f Such Municipalities In Connection with Said Local Imomenta, Said Bonds to be GenObligations o f the Municipal!- la w s o f Florida, ? ft,- UNITED 8TATBS TIRES ARB GOOD TIRB8 TJTERE’S the standard of value in cord tire equipment—made in all high-pressure sizes from 30 x 316 inches up and in Balloon-Type for those who want low-pressure tires and don't want to change wheels and rims. Also U.S. Royal Cord Balloon Tires for 20, 21 and 22 inch rims. All made of latex treated cords —a new and patented process of the United States Rubber Company— that adds great strength and wearing quality. » U* S. Tires are tfie only tires in the world made of cords • tolutioned in raw rubber latex §4H l Buy V».SvTires from __ ■‘ r :}\ ■ ?? • a 1 �r /. ' . r.> _ - . S^ap w a n ?<r •t (f. e iiu ib z .'tV 'V ■ THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, M AY 12, 102 Plymouth Rocks, or “ Seminole Superiors?” The Sanford Herald tikllikM rvrrr * n tr iM * rirrpl ■asdar br Tk» Herald P H i ll i f Co. Hanford. Florida. Entered aa Second Claaa Uniter, Oc­ tober 17. 1919, at the Postofflea nt Hanford, Florida, under act of March «. I f *7. ROLLAHI) I . D E A N -------- IL. HOtYARn ItF.RR----107 Magnolia Areas* ... W lter M auser I ' b o a e 14H •untcniP T niT n t T F t i One Tear____ 17.on. tut Month* 11.RO Delivered In City by Carrier per week 15c. Weekly Edition 12 Per Tear. SPECIAL AOTtrnr All ot.lluxry •otic**, carda of tnanka. revolution* ind notice* of entertainments where ehargea are made, will be charged for at regular advertlalnr _ i rates HEMnr.n t h e a r m ic ia t k ii r n t :t t The Associated rreaa la exclus­ ively entitled to the uae for repub•Icatlon of f.li new* dispatcher credited to It oi not ntherwlee credited In thte paper and eleo the local new* oiibllsned herein. All rlahts of re-^ubllcatlni. of special dlapatche* herein are also reserved. MONDAY, MAY .12, 1024. DIBLE THOUGHT THINK OF THE Whatsoever a man shall he also reap. FOB TODAY. HARVEST:—soweth, th.it Galatian.* 0:7. “ A SPIRIT PASSED BEFORE ME” A spirit passed before me: held The face of Immortality unveil’d— Deep sleep came down on every eye save mine— And there it stood,— all formless— but divine: Along my bones the creeping flesh did quake; And as my damp fair stiffen’d, * thus it spake: “ Is man more just than God? Is man more pure Than hd who deems even Seraphs insecure? Creatures of clay— vain dwellers in the dust! The moth Survives you, and are ye moro just? Things of a day I you wither ’ere the night, Hcedloxs and blind to Wisdom's waited light!" —George Gordon Byron. The passage o f the Democratic tax bill is just another indication o f the increasing power o f the Democratic party. ----------o---------Everywhere Martin goes and everywhere Jennings goes the rert is that the crowds cheered. lut the way a man cheers is no in­ dication of the way ho will vote. t> ■■■ ■ The only reason some of the folks who continually criticise the I’ rinco o f Wales’ horsemanship, haven't had as many falls is because, they have never tried to ride. o-------- New business enterprises are coming to Sanford every day. The great problem is where can they all find ctores and business loca­ tions. New business blocks nre Sadly needed in this rapidly grow­ ing town. --------- <>--------- "The only thing marvelous to us about that "Yas, We Have Nn BmmnaiC.jwttgJ*r kUsi-Aww*: * H W * d S c S K whTUuaii' sell it." suggests the Leesburg Commercial. And the funny thing to us about it is that he .ijiil sell It. --------- o---------8 . C. Singleton, o f the Miami Post very aptly puts it, *i do not think It half so important to have more people living here ns it Is to have those thut do live here pro­ vided with n more abundant life. The rest will take care o f Itself." ------- o-------- A "Smith-For-President - White Book," a thirty-six page pamph­ let setting forth the llfo histi / and qualifications o f A1 Smith, has ust been issued by his campaign headquarters Strangely enough, the book in free from the govern­ or's views on prohibition. • ■o — Now they have discovered nn Egyptian bed that in said to be at least two thousand years older than the furniture found in the tomb o f King Tut. The next dis­ covery will probably be some petri- t/daUfr LOST— Black leather handlin'; between Sanford and Orange City containing gun and bathing suit.— Sanford Herald. Somebody wanted to “ make a killing," eh?—TimesUnion. Which would tend to in­ dicate that they read The Herald’s classified ud page. --------- o----------Almost every day necs the an­ nouncement of some new business appearing in Sanford. If anyone has any doubts about the brilliant future o f this place, they should take the word o f these newcomer i and realize thut strangers do no: come into cities that are not mov­ ing ahead. --------o ...... Becau*e Representative Blanton, o f Texas, called him u "garrulous old grandmother," Congressman t Hammer o f North Carolina, hurled a chair ut the former several days ago. If somo congressmen showed aa much fight in behalf o f good measures, something worthwhile . might be accomplished. ------- o-------- Everyone hus hU faults. None, are perfect. Just because a fel­ low does one thing, or even two 'o r three things that you don't like, “ it is no reason why you should w him down. Remember that may have many other fine char­ acteristics. A little tolerance on the part o f everyone helps to make the world a better place to live in. --------- o—------Recalling Oscar Underwood's der termined opposition to the. Eight­ eenth and Nfneteenth Amendments, it seems to us that he signs his own death warrant when he says: "N o man should be president o f the United States who would nullify part o f the Constitution; no should be president o f this country who would be halfway for the Constitution and halfway A s Brisbane Sees NOT W H A T O N T W o t lL t iC A ii!, A P fiR E E cT F IT Seminole county could become the moat important poulP ailliug r.n the Rodin. I.rig s •nd Cooltdge. try-growng section of Florida and of the entire South, if Who in to lllame? Seminole county people desired to investigate and profit by C’aH.ornla’a Mistake. their investigations of the poultry business as a co-operative CopyriKtn. 1324 1 enterprise. Ilow much interest does that paragraph arouse? Does it IN ENGLAND a microphone, | ever occur to the average keeper of a flock of poultry that aitfully concealed in the tree*. there are scientific ways for the improvement of every flock i somls the voice of the nightingale, of poultry, and that he is not evincing ordinary common- broadcast throughout the country. sense in not getting the heat returns possible from the kind That i3 a beautiful idea. The Pennof chickens he owns ? . . . tylvnnin State College rends out . Conditions in Seminole county are such that the poultry by radio the rattle o f a- rattle­ business could- be made exceptionally profitable. Community snake. The snake, purposely annoyed, poultry clubs modeled after those which are responsible for rattled obligingly for fifteen min­ the marvelous development of the poultry business in Cali­ utes and the hearers shuddered.' fornia could bring about the selection of the breed best adapt­ That was extremely interesting, ed to this section nhd provide for the intelligent marketing of for it reminds you that old Nature poultry products. Thanks to the work of such clubs, Califor­ used broadcasting methods in the nia eggs bring from five to ten cents a dozen more in New | snake’s rattles, the lion’s roar, York City, three thousand miles from home, than eggs from thousands o f centuries before any New York, or other nearby, farms bring.' And so great is human being* were on earth. the demand for the California eggs, eastern breeders are be­ coming alarmed at the competition. SENATOR LODGE .proposes . . . . ____ ... What California can do, Florida can do a little better. II. help President Coolidge set up the B. Lansden, extenson poultryman of the Florida College of World Court and compel the Unitd State* to submit ts decision* Agriculture, believes that highly profitable results may be i.f foreign judges in international attained through community raising, breeding and market­ matters. * ing. A poultry club representing all of Seminole county In the case of Senator I-odge could make this section n Sender in the poultry industry. you nre not surprised. He is not That he should changeSuch an organization could bring about the scientific study cf young. from a violent enemy o f the Lea­ the business in all its phases, and within a very few years gue o f Nations to an advocate o f Seminole county would not only be deriving big money re­ the World Court, which is the Kami turns from the poultry business, but would have as "show thing in u different dress, isn't surplaccs,” ihe best equipped anil most attractive poultry farms jPri*inffin the state. BUT CALVIN COOLIDGE, doUniform poultry and poultry products can be success­ ncondant o f men who thought this fully advertised, just as uniform fruit and fruit products country able to attend to its own ■ affairs and do its own judging, have been made popular. Seminole county could send a car- ought to know enough to keep hi* load of eggs to New York city every day in the year, and country out of European entangleknow in advance that they would sell for top-notch prices. n"^„ ' apologetic attitude toward The Herald finds this a decidedly pleasing theme. Are Junnn. because we presume to con-' there any poultry growers in this county who will undertake trol our own territory, plus willim-n. UUJ.M * j o . .. .. . ... * .1 nimloim ingness to let judges chosen by for- _ the organization of community units that will tie the nucleus cou||tr|cj| M -t jn jU(|Ktm.nt upon! r of the eventual Seminole County Club. The subject is wortn> US| j9 not n|,j American way. H of general attention and should bring discussion leading to | ’ ----------practical and profitable results. A YOUNG WOMAN called "the Getting Back To Nature. Bobbed-Haired J Cot)|<;mpQrary It Bandit" lla* Love does not laugh lord and the grocer. does laugh at the ■ nnii Daily New*. That ship canal acp>*,| is all right, but let's tn ! state railroad first._T». bune. ffe so e e tv / ‘Do we need mere l government?" someho^ depends on the bush** whose business they wjjj •—Orlando Sentinel. HAS A LOT o p Ro o m T o GtfoW Political candidates, dca! like the sample, ■foods thrown on,our j o f them are qgitfc f ' Reporter-Star. t( ( ' Only in Florida can r j'co'hvlcts, wearing the “e, i stripes,’’ .acting a* p ik jj ! roads through the Iona* ] Miami Daily Newt, If n woman's intuhxu'y to.another woman It us*, curate it may be know's what she would tq |were in the other wumifc) |Daytona Journal. When n piece of land| four years ago for 1m* Dm is sold for $50,000 then hi about land value:; goingr \figures show that one dia |a cold 230,000 yesterdayg l |of a business lot in C1|J I and this lot was only 1J I —Clearwater Sun. I One o f the unsolved np 1this day and age is nhy 1-chnrges a good looking |cents to bob her hair, i ; an hour ami twenty mine I lob, and then extracts fn looking male the same i snipping two odd hairs t had time to fall out.Springs Lender. a ^ e ilS O 3 VERDICTS OF JURIES TAM PA TIMES -\v ■ jn fliQ B ia n ia e a in s x ia B B a m ia iiiiiB iin m , i s COME gone to jail to stay from “ ten to . ,, . . nh*tlnaev if not for a very twenty years." When this woman, . In “ . ,i°(ci'nl ; ir [ ‘ UCY worse reason, holds out to a now barely out o f her teens, wns a ?nnford Rotary club u .. k ■ , . *, , j| mistrials n*i.’ little girl, she was sent on the the present rule ^ ' c,hnll!:c‘1^ 1! a l^ ^ T eUher o f these reasons, and streets dres-ed in carefully ,J ™ { c f o * " malSSls verdict *•> it has frequently happened that cd rags, to impose upon the public, « l “ ^ 1” nBrceing. may ren- truth wan only detennined and nity nnd to In-g. From her child- thnl tcn l)r(lnose■! bv final justice hud beenuso o f a mish „„l taught that the way j t r « f frtoL- W . know . ( t w n tunto EAT JUST HEAPS O’FUN HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL Here in Florida where we are accustomed to spending large parts of our time in the outdoor, we sometimes fail Don’t Forget to think of the opportunities that are ours for being a more healthy class of people. In few other sections of the country May 14-15, at 8 p. m. High School Grou is it possible to enjoy outside life to the same extent as it is in this state where it is summertime the whole year. * i s ; " i r o, h. 7 s;., Jr.o i s . We will have lots o f good things to eat, i a trick to make you laugh. SHE M A R W E p at, ut t erl y' » "Life in the open is a great character builder" is the statement of President Coolidge who has appointed a nation­ Bring the whole family nnd enjoy a real happ lucky good old time. al policy committee on out-of-door life, to “ co-ordinate under i s s - r ™ * ’!roal “ vi,,k’ lo y A. " . developed later thut both defendFederal guidance all activities in behalf o f outdoor recreation her along to hold n revolver— which usually was not loaded— Granting both " f ’ 1ants were guilty, the evidence was BENEFIT OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION and to formulute a program to serve as a guide for future ac­ and frighten her husband’s v ic -j!*r0 they sufficient for the making tims. . o f so radical a change in the jury discovered and picked up. The two tion." In making the appointment of the committee the THIS SPACE DONATED BY Now both are sentenced to Jail tyntem? * , men were litter cor.vietd and president said: for the same length o f time.What! Frankly, we do not believe thnt. J1 a ? ? ’ :.® °V» "The physical vigor, moral strength and clean simplicity do you think o f that particular sen- any necessary expenditure ».f °"Ict-icc, r.er ■in*, hu ttk . ! money should ever be considered j m !!!! of mind of the American people can be immeasurably further­ toncc ? in connection with the securing o f 1 V 1 h ° '1U iK hjn1, ti, *1- I ed by the properly developed •opportunities for the life in the WHAT ABOUT t h ^ c n p le that justice. It is rare that men think r f t,h,tT ca;'cs*. i!l ,hc ^ ^ I Strength open, afforded by our forests, mountains and waterways.” brought up thi.* unfonunate woService of Florida is a land of outdoors. It has sunny days nearly man from her infuncy, in the.at-, ryn on money. w . - ,>,,, slfl,L "jt'w ou ld ho difTi-. _ moHphere o f cheating, lying aq(& every day.ip th(: yea a. Jt has greater drawing cards td off(>r deception.? cold - >n 4 per cent Interest Paid on. Savin • I» »h« or are they re- riintleb how large it may be. ’Ju r.!ir u ,cult t . i t ....... , .■n - more > than have other parts of the country. It has the ocean, riv­ rpondble for her Inte career? .ire.ic.lU: And what about giving he ers, lakes, streams, beautiful landscapes, pretty forests, cox out Tusllce, nd ^ ^ l u W n q ; Ttrrfection ' w iir n e v e r be ^ twmvtljq 1jaii-aa-wH</*Wfi<n to ideally located camping.tiilfcs^ood roads, auU-in fact cvery-T man innt made a professional than in anything else. Judge An- tenehod, rn there will never be f r i \vTMi’ 'the possible exception of criminal o f her? drews was unhappy, it appearn t > -‘u 't'°e administered b> mountnniH, Week-end trips and vacations of from one day ua. In bringing the money q u u th n ‘‘u‘n' 1,ut il ^ ‘ eem hut ws THE UNITED STATES apolo­ into the argument. nro nenrer evolving justice when to a year find many thousands living in the outdoors o f Flor­ tl ere must be unanimous agree... ida. And they are steadily adding to their health and happi­ gizes to Jnpan, and will postpone The other thing is not no easily ment a* regards what may be for long consideration, the ques­ disposed of. We nre not quite •justice in n given matter than ness by so doing. . M ER C H A N T S’AND f tion ns_tu the right o f Americans iiure that the ends o f justice v/*!l j when we lex; on the number who HUNSrORTATtOX Let us stress the opportunity for living in the open in to allow Asiatic immigration. Ik* better served in having te .i: lIUI ,t agree, Perhaps that is a result of Cali­ concurring men to form u verdict Others linvi this state, telling our neighbors in other parts of the country COMPACT Others have tried to chr.rt n . 1— i . . . »......... . . . • fornia’s vote ut thu presidential than by having all twelve t » find I way in thi'.* matter by decreasing about our advantages. But let us not forget to enjoy our­ primariesit. If the number favorable to i. ip,, n InrkMimvIlIp T « B ,° ,,T A>i,, HKIlVlri(b» number if juror* who are t o 1 selves the great country we have and the opportunities af­ It would have quid the Cnlifor- verdict i* to be decren ud why m t make limp H'«r t X b e s r * Foil* up u panel. .They have no*. * A ( I n n l l e ( ||r forded for getting next to nature. j ninns, who decidedly favor Jupn- u majority make it, Instead o f ten? ----- sail. 11 *X(-w \orl,. >. tgotten fqr _ .. Seminole County C o N o ftt "AFTER GOft.hml finished making the rattle-snake, the toad and the vampire, He had some awful substance left with which he made the scandalmonger. A scandalmonger is a two-legged animal with a corkscrew soul, a water-sogged brain und a combination backbone made of jelly .and glue. Where other men have their hearts he carries a tumor of de­ cayed principles. When the scandalmonger comes down the street honest men turn their backs, the angels weep tears in heaven and the devil shuts the gntes of hell to keep him out." —Titusville. Star-Advocate. Inexe exclusion, to pfaco onco more Once the rule is changed it would in Hirnnr Johnson the faith thnt not be long before we came »-> thnt. Some have gone so far along he has well deserved. the path upon which Judge A n­ THE VOTE against Senator drews has ventured us to a d v o ­ Johnson, o f course, convince* the cate that juries be dispensed with president that California is not se­ altogether, and the question lef* It would lie u rious on the subject nf exclusion in the judges. nnd practically sympathise* with sorry day for justice should thnt his attitude. Every Californian come so long as judges are chosen knows thnt isn’t so. Many Cali­ by the rule.; of polities. Now and then, not very f l ­ fornian* will wish thnt they had shown more loyalty to Hiram John­ uently in proportion to the numcr o f (wan cases tried, son, un honor to his state and wur- ,Lv. uicu, some juror out ou Every triu! i.-- an q’d institution. Twelve jurors nnd ununimou* i t.. i.c:;icnt have bojn the rules for ym rs. In some courts o f minor juTirdictinn iho number o f iu r o n , ha* been decreased, hut we do not n nil u break from the rule of u n -, animoux vevdiets. Old things are mighty good thing! at time*, in some instances better than new , one*. ’ It does seem thut it is a g"< d idea to let the rule stand which require.- unummity among jui. re to mnk make jg»eru ict, , . a . X n l t l n i o r r , 4li|. R l l u a t o n , M u sa . • C h l p i u t u , III, * 4 ' l p » r l n m l. () , *l> p (in ll. lllph , t M u n l r c n l . |*. q . I-----30,1)11 ----- -43.33 ..... -4.-M.V l'hlla«trl|)hln. I’ m. • M'lttaliumh. I’n. — Xnvnnnnk, Go- ...... as.a i •Tnlnl". O, ----. 41.12 )n<-ka<in« M i r Ti» 30.33 ‘ W n a h l u K l u n . D. nn-i mil* rj|ll •Via .......llalthuora —......... - «■ ■<* m i , itVia via iiammoru ll.iltlmon- or rnnaotis“ flitlad*IPai*I . IlI'77-'!,'."'.a.,er v*'' Philadelphia or Ilntllmnre: illrect co#»» I h l i a i l e l f i l i l i i , t l i r r u i D i v h l a y *i v** r - » i t t i l t l v i K t r i * l-Ixcrot -on Ucki-t:i remllnic Saunnah, O a. meal- -d> an- iiH-lmlcil. All rooms on A l- unsr.y unit lirrlithlrs sssI rooms on ottu-r stt-amrrs liavu extra ehargr. at Jnrksnn* Ills Tn lloltlmore 3 illl) |*. 41., \ In M svn n n n k J n r k n o n r l l l r T o 1‘klt* 3 tOO P. ,M„ » l s ) « Mss liliilirrtlrr II 21 . i ^ , P( VIOLENT, dangerous strike* in Atttni'inMIcx carried on utl steamers,, llnrlmtlsiC the Ruhr, tho franc dropping vio­ A R E YOU A MEMBER OF TH E LEGION? CRIME OF ARSON Allruhnto nml llrrksblrrI. Heruru slnlrroom nccol?f>n i lently, talk o f Bolshevik influ­ nnd n-s-rVr spar.- for MUtntnnhlle* welt tn advance. F,“U 1 FT. PIERCE NEWS-TRIBUNE. PENSACOLA N EW S ence* umung the striking miners— nmtiiio on mini *( ut “ Ask Mr. Kiister'* buresu*. or such i* ourt o f the morning's news <*<1 • . V- V- MAII.K, (irnrrnl Agent. Jsek»on»llle. Vis* | Tlrket Ollier nu t I'ler, SOO 4k Uar St. T»I«S* Setting fire to the property o f i er vuluo than the ordinary building from Europe. The Anvcricun Legion, in it*| It would be a great honor i.hould | embership drive, is making w on -‘ the men o f the Florida Depart-: others, or arson, is one of the most I for which the burning would sub­ heinous of crimes. Under mime cirIF WESTERN EUROPE, Franc* lerful progress, and not only men ment o f the American Legion re- • cumatunces, as fur instance where ject the person who started the fire and Belgium especially, want to ligible to membership in Us runk turn with the silver loving cup. and j the crime o f anon is committed to a term in priaon. force u combination between Rus­ lut all who realize the importance 1it would give to this ctatc aome want this organization, will wish it very enviable advertising. when there lire person* in the , When , -people . —- their r...... rproperly - r - v sia and Germany, they nre going I For Coughs and Cold* building, the penalty o f death. T h.-. burned over, when they want the about it in tho right way. ’ svery success. I But tho n ombership drive g o e s! ____ - i .i i .. i. -■ ---------- ‘ — aches. Neuralgia, Rhi crime is jrightly in the category gras* or trees burned, they will Florida is making a very nctive far deeper than Miat. Itu 'strength and All Aches and P* with those where extreme penalties start thu fires themselves. They and effective campaign for memj should be that o f every man who t IN FIN AN CIAL undertakings are provided. will r.c? that dumugu is not done Bolshevism has been disappointed. bership and would seem to have I saw servicv* duiing the world war, ALL DRUGGISTS ‘ The pructice „ f setting lire •<» olbi-r property. Its light against capital hasn't tVery opportunity to win the loving •either ut home or ahnad, whether weed* and gruss along the roadside *t5« and 88c, Jars aid td nt the national convention, o f-'th a t service wan on the battle field There may be nn malice in the been successful. Its effort to cup M. 1. . • -• * ‘ - - ‘ - »* - — i* entirely frequently done by those act which have so often been comred* .that state organization which Hospital size, $3.00 or in the home trench line. "make money ridivuious," as Le­ who give little thought a* to what mittred by setting fires along the kes tho lead In this membership Every eligible man should join the result will he. It is seldom thut roadways indeed it is highly prob­ nin said early in the game, wax so drive. Frank Marston Post, not only a a a a a a a a a a a a u M a a a a a a a a a a a H a H B a a B M B a B a i any great damage is done, hut able thut thoughtlessness generally highly successful that Russian I So far, Florida is making excel­ the money ut last wasn't worth any­ lent progress, but other states are for the honor o f his slate nml a thoae who nre guilty enre not whe­ can be offered ax un excuse. It is thing. country, but because in orjruniza- n ther this is true or not. There time, however, thut some of the >c orking too, and it behoove* every . . . . . . tion . . . . . there ...... iw » | V i i f i a l l , * *and is »strength, that ■ COME — may be houses or other valuable thoughtless people are apprehend­ LAU< EAT lost in this state to secure all th e 1strength can bo used not only to n BUT BOLSHEVISM has devel­ property in the path which the tire ed, nnd that others as well u« Members possible, not only fo r |help all ccrvice men. but to r.id the 2 will take. There may bo crop* themselves may think before com­ oped one business idea that will loir own strength, but for the [community, the state and the JUST H EA PS O’FUN which the fire will destroy, there mitting this crime, and given the "make money ridiculous,” as Lo- lonor o f the state. Itlon, in many v/ayn. good for Russian business in gen­ may he beautiful trees which wilt punishment which will have the de­ be killed. The property destroyed sired effect o f preventing the re ­ eral is nnother question. by the willful act niuy be o f great- currence. HEREAFTER, under a new Hus­ BRY AN FO R DELEGATE , , Don’t Forget sion law, only government newspa­ ! D TAM PA TIMKS pers and other publicationsswill be I'M allowed to carry paid adv«rtiain<’ May 14-15, at p. m. H igh School Gi MY FAVO RITE STORIES Publications privately owned won’t [The lists arc closed for the pri­ Florida ha* a chance to share By IRVIN S. COBB We will have lota of good things to eat; be allowed to publish any advertis­ mary of June 3. Aside from the in the interest that will be — * ing. * a t - 1» n tricl; to make you laugh. Ircrnorship there is little o f tnchod to Bryun' in the con- ,M That inay or may not make a ite-wide interest in the contest vention for he will acts Down in Arkansas in the old large cigar, "accept this, with my undoubtedly be aJ be staged. financial success o f the govern­ Bring the whole family and enjoy ft real hap#** days there was a jerk water rail­ compliments, as a slight token of there whether he is a uelegatu ■ lucky good old time. ment publications, but it will sure­ |One candidacy, however, that from Florida or not. road with a reputation. Tho repu­ gratitude.” tnds out ax of even more than tation was that it never adhered to “ What’s the notion ?" inquired ly settle the fnto o f tho privately But The Tim ex believes he will M owned publications. ite-wido interest, national a n d its xchedule. Operating crews, and the other. BENEFIT OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION , v lead the list o f delegates.. He L IB en international in its scope, is patrons as well, came to regard the "Because I’ve been travelink on the only one who has made a 5 it o f William Jennings Bryan IT IS POSSIBLE to lend an es­ time card as the work o f a practi­ this road for twelve years and this enmpnign for the nomination, and ■ -------- --------THIS SPACE DONATED BY cal Joker.] i* the fir*t occasion when we ever thetic touch and a note o f luxury] fd- one o f the four delegates at wo nro» confident that the dein ____a nl ** U rge from Florida to the d e m o even to a suicide. There was a certain traveling rot in exuctly on time, UnErnest Dcshayes, French labor­ ci itic national convention. man who.rodo over the line at fro- ( "Mister," said the conductor,] d< ubtedly Mr. Bryan will hav er, decided that he had lived long ... One .• (m „„m t hY IO OK quent .ovrrvait Intervals ha' ^ "*kat looks a oml mighty good ci- enough. He Invested his money in la the next democratic convent)avo lan overwhelming majority. In the 5 * * Husov One afternoon afternoon h ir am, r 1,nlike fomlU ( ........................smoking; but a handsome coffin. In it ho put a dual opinion o i this paper Florida |M disembarked from u smc'-V day- , ( t.un-t u k c nothin’ on he has had in tho last seven, ' a Iwould lose a great chanr.- if it j on falsa preten- soft pillow, a hot water bottle and ...... chance __ ^ _ coach at his destination and uo - scs. l*Ve got to tell ) greater influence than . .......... - Iwere to turn Mr. Bryan down, and i A COMMUNITY BUILDER F p -F O B S T E B ,' President. kballed n l t x t the * k » conductor------) - - * ' a flask of good old brandy. Then any one tWe don’t beUeve there is the least )■ • ! " Z rilV’ ' ^ “ ,l. you f h* t* ^ ! Jn. .naming the candidate w r' ain’t today’a. train. ..Thla he hanged .hitoaali. oil a .peach trt lidttte o ^ gwo a b -IH H nuj ... jhat the voters o( l lor— a F. WHJTNER, ia yictiddy’s train." party. in full bloom i k 5 HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL 8 flR S T N ATION AL BAN' do tuch a thing. ( wMBMaMa �1 39 •~-n 1 P e rso n a ls Letter of Greeting The following is a letter H E AR D AT TH E CHURCHES Returning from the annual I o f 1vent ion o f the Florida division o f m s 1— -------------_________ > ■’ T ~i * t& s & fi: i Methodist Church. First Baptist Church Edwnrd Argo is the purchased o f At the Methodist church Sunday j Rev. F. D. King, speaking at the* The National Music Week com-, iey , , ’ Tv -TM* n Ford thii week. evening service Sunday, said In night B ev., W hilford look a* hia V ” j ; " ^ t W g s and *~con - F v . H T T f f l - , . - . .=• I! part: Ml Office 148; MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. Phono 493-J. text, Mutthew, 25 chapter, 32 and gratulationa to your community on Motorinj to Orlando Saturday “ I am very conscious that you •vas Mrs. Jbhn lleitz. and I arc approaching things which 33 verses; “ Before Him shall be the occasicjn o f its participation in Special Notice ' — ----;lt is impossible for us to under- gathered nil nations nnd He shall the first synchronizid observance Shopring in Sanford Saturday ’ stnnd ftilly. I am sure that there separate them one from another as of National Muiic Week. In liejMRS MA U DL IN 'CH A RMING HONOREE was Mrs. Iydia I.isk of Orinndo. depths which we cannot fathom a shepherd dividoth his flocks. And coming a part of this nation-wide j A T LO VELY BRIDGE PARTY. FRID AY Subscription bridge at the . . . |in this life, but, at the tame time, He shall set the sheep on His right movement your community is fully hand but the gncU on Lite left.’ 1in accord with the spirit o f the | Montezuma Hotel, Mr*. E. G, Hancock who has been ; 1 thA there are some wonWednesMrs. G. E. Mauldin, o f Washing­ Lonnaliy’a costume was o f embroi­ National Music Week is, , . , t M .. A synopsis oi tiie sermon as given times. ill for scveial weeks is very much|dertu! KM0R* f ° r luican. aP ton, D . t h e charming guest o f her dered rose voile. being observed from one end o f the Q3y flight fit o O clock, for the Mrs. Mauldin proacli the deeper meanings of the by Mr. Whitford is as follow s: sister Mrs. Albert Pinckney onnal- was lovely in Madonna blue cretfc improved ard able to be out agnio. Cross only through the words of country to the other, On the open-1 benefit o f GpiBCOpal Church _ _ “ This will bo the greatest gathly, who has been the inspiration of de Chine. •Je*us, and while vre cannot go taicrin g that Ran ever been or ever ing day of the observ ance the ree- j p CW3, Mrs. McDonald, Mr*. Mrs. Fratk Morris and Mrs. so many delightful social courtes­ the depths to which these w ords'w ill be. It will not bo the people The score cards done in dainty Monday ies in the past two Weeks, was Thos. Hnlliigsworth were Orlando pobtt, wc can look into worlds of] of Sanford t r thcpeople o f Florida committee showed more than 350 W " h t h f m p, • Guild will meet with again honored Friday afternoon, butterfly design were given out by visitors Tuesday afternoon. mystery and worlds o f marvelous or the people of this great nation, cities as participating. It is cx-, ” ight hostesses. Please phone . Derby at Silver Lake when Mrs. oCnnally and Mrs. Mrs.- H. B. Connnlly, Elimination meaning. Very reverently let us i alone, but it will be those o f the netted that when tho final returns ■Mrs. Turner, 309 for reservaDeby and Mrs. Digger Strachan E. Barrett, entertained Bridge wa8 played during the a f­ Luther Mils is building a five look for a moment into this world entire universe and every man and nre in, the total o f such cilies will! tion. ternoon and was greatly enjoyed. at Bridge at the Woman’s Club Mrs. Ben Caswell and Mrs. R. E. room cottage at the Mills Lumber lofw oc. *woman will be present. This will exceed 100, or 100 more than th e1 ’ ‘Organ Club wilt meet House. " Vty fellow citizens we have [ be the greatest court that has ever maximum goal of participation set ‘ Tolar winning the elimination Co. planing nill near town. A M. Philips on Oak The attractive lounge of the W o­ prizes, silk hose. The prize for dealt very carelessly with sin. We i convened am, everyone will get by this committee at the opening man’s Club which lends itself so high score, a lovely hand-made |?l 3:30 o’clock. Aluminum k Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Miss Bertha huvs dealt with sin us if it were n' justice. Wc do not always get ju i- o f its campaign. 1 dsnec. Lake Mary, Green well to the decorutor’s hand, was luncheon set. was-won by Mrs. Geo, Dixon and Miss Clara Lee Wheeler 1very light matter. We have dealt' tice in our courts of the land but We have no doubt that your never more effectively decorated Knight. Cut prize, a dainty fan spent Friday in Orlando. Preserving Sets rintr Orchestra. |with sin as If it were not at n il, this will he one lime when everyone committee will consider one o f the than on this occasion. Tall white of lavenddr organdie with row gay ^ Tuesday serious. Many o f us have played ; will receive justice. This will be a chief benefits o f your local Music Ball Hardware Co. High School Alum.ii pedestal baskets filled with petun • T’,J c flowers, went to Mrs. Mr*. II. B. McCall nnd son, W ar­ with sin much after the*fashion o f ’ time when r.11 secrets will come to Week to tie tho greater team work *t the Court House at ias o f the fuchla tints, black eyed *v. h”J.ndJ PHONE 8 Thigpen. The guest price, ren, were Winter Park visitors on the school boy playing with the light; when secrets that have been evidenced in the preparations for * “ Susans, and fragrant roses were football. But sin is indeed deadly j covered for jear.i will come face your observance. Wc feci that the ________________ r o *an, covered in organdie Wednesday afternoon. Department will have placed with pleasing efTect. The with hand-niade flowers, was pre­ in its nature, j to face with their keepers. Men outpouring o f resident talent in bridge party at the large mantle was banked solid with sented Mrs. Mauldin. The low score "Ftinadmentnlly the suffering of and women who have been dcud your Music Week programs should i i i i i i i i i i i i n i i i i m i n Mr. FYands Mncfarlan, o f West Club at 8:30 o’clock. Southern Smilax, studded with yelsin ,s not a penalty inflicted b y 1for hundreds of yenrz must come leave behind permanent results in L O O K III £ pa'r aumH wax shecs. alm Beach is visiting his parents, low Daisies. On the stage were wit hthc Ifor reservations. IS.OOdown brlnga God but the inevitable issue of ,t forth ar.it tell what they have the way of greater year-round co­ Inscription ''Something ev, and Mm. Alan Macfarlan. factory r e b u ilt French baskets filled with cut Wednesday choice and a course of action. The wrongfully kept hidden. Men and operation in your musical life as WB* aw*riled Mrs. A. typewriter. any i Turner Circle b f the Bap- flowers o f the rainbow tints and B. Wallace. ver/ genesis o f fin i" turning the women would you itke for the se­ well as grenter stimulus to nil the make. 4<ood aa Mrs. Joe Lee and Mrs Donald fnc» nway from God; the human cret sins of youi* lives to bo mndj rch will have their regular suspended from the balconies were now. Ask to s«« At the conclusion of the game, individual efforts. You are to be one. it the home of Mrs. S. A. hanging baskets filled with vivid the tables were laid with hand­ Smith spent Sunday afternoon very will rebelling against the will and known now to your iellow man 1 especially congratulated if the pleasantly ii Orlando. hued nasturtiums. Tall potted made cloths, ami delicious refresh­ if. a. r n * n the wishes of a just and merciful To confess now and have them blotit 3:80 o’clock. ■■■■ . *i I'ro p lra D is k . palms and feathery bamboo, en­ ments o f brick ice cream in pastel land gracious God. The logical, ted out, or do you desire to carry pooling of interest in this special r i.M za emergency shall bring about a Spending die day in Sanford Sat­ tirely encircled the room. As a them to the greatest judgment o f muic" department**‘of^tho tlrely roon 1ircsistible, irrevokahlc issue of sin shades, individual iced Cakes and urday were Mr. and Mrs. G. L. is t.> lie God-forsnken. When I on- all only to be condemned forever ’’ continuance o f joint effort such as "flub will be held at the rich tfch background for the receiving salted nuts were served. your community has never before Ileiss, of OHando. line, wflB artistic arrangement The afternoon was o f exceptional •t 3:30 o’clock. I •___ , % trr the court room and see u man At the judgment bar o f God your witnessed. o f palms, bamboo and ferns, and secret faults will condemn you. being tried for drunkenness, or Tor enjoyment to the gusts, and the ,r monthly program of Smith’s Barber Shop With appreciation of the results Prominent attorney o f Grant theft or murder, I at once see tho “ But Jesus died to save sinful ,/ department of the basnets o f pink and rose poppies. exquisite taste o f these two hos­ here for a few days, guest of the tratks o f sin. When I puss the men, and His blood will cleanse that your committee has already The interior o f the club house re­ tesses was reflected in every detail. for better barber work ri.Club will be held at the sembled a huge fairy garden. jail and see, the faces of men and from all sin if we hut confess. achieved and with best wishes for They were assisted in looking after Valdez Hotel Is C. C. aWtL I, it 3:30 o’clock. highly beneficent results in the fuGreeting the guests upon their the pleasure of their gutima arul — next Valdez Hotel. women who are confined behind Here He says He will blot them Sption bridge, Monteiuma Motoring to Orlando Sunday iron bars, 1 at once know that they out and remember them against us furci » « R)i „„„ omney u . u n ase,; In serving by Mrs. H. B. Connally. * g:30 o’clock, for benefit afternoon were Mr and Mrs. Hal Verv tm lv vours. Church pews. Phone 309 becomingly attired in Shell pink |Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mrs. Forrest Wight nnd Mary nnd Billy Wight. have gone, the way of sin. When no more. Regardless o f what oui C M. TREMAINE, I stop before a death cell and I am sins may be God will forgive ii;i with touches of* cream lace. In Lake Mrs H V Whit no** «r ttions. • Secretary. the receiving line were the hostess’ ' VhUncr* Sr- Mr«privileged to talk to that man who if we confess. Then we can meet TUESDAY i Thursday. The week-end visitor of Mrs. E. is condemned to death, I at on ce, Him at the great court with a clear es, Mrs. Connally and Mrs. Bar­ W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. R. A. Newnian, B,r* will meet at Mrs. Har- rett, and the honoree, Mrs. Mauld­ Mrs. E. D. Mobzley, Mrs. D. I. L. Brown is Miss Gladys Morris, The Social Deportment will Returning from Daytona is Miss discover he has played with sin t o ' record.' a’$ st 3 o’clock. Dranda Morrison, who wns in Day­ have subscription party at t h o in. Mrs. Barrett’s frock was of Thrasher nnd Mrs. George Dc- o f Leesburg. his utter undoing. When 1 enter n 1 -----------------------------Friday. white crepe do Chine, while Mrs. Cottes. house nnd find u broken home, find | Having spent the winter of 1922 tona Inst week to make arrange­ Woman's Club, at 8:30 o'­ Lovers' Club will meet B. F. Wheeler spent Tuesday *n that love has been assaulted and |and rcvernl previous winters in ments for the coming o f Father J. E- Pace at 714 Oak Sunford attending the regulur >neriously wounded, I know thnt sin Sunford, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jacobs Peek, who is staying in Miss Mor­ clock. Phone 64 for resarvaiit 4 o’clock.1 l tions. meeting o f the County Commis- 'hu* visited the home. But whnt of stopped over in Sanford for the rison’s cottage for a while. flaturday sioners. the condition o f the condemned? Ovtedo week-end, guests of the Seminole High School Notes hildren’s story hour at the "Sin separates from nil thnt is HotcL Mr. and Mrs Jacobs spent hi t o’clock. ; • ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCall nnd good. Sin separate* trom God. the past winter in Miami and are O n o 'o f tho latest and greatest Senior Exams begin Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Fox, cf Sanford, Sin brings to the human heart un­ now on their way to Palmetto to Clean Cook-S(ot'es for O Oviedo I* the es­ — Here’s luck to all of them! spent Thursday on the Prairie speakable woe, and eterhal aban­ spend a few days before returning fc Week Greatly improvements tablishment of a regular laundry Give Better Service— fishing. ■ _ donment from. God. Who can uftO their home in New York. from Orlando. On Monday [joyed In Sanford route ford to bu lured by sin when sin The High School pupils ore all Longer Wear tho Progressive Laundry sends n busy getting ready for the CarnlMr. and Mrs. Field, «f Junction corrupts politics? Who can afford The many friends o f Miss Beilins truck to Oviedo, Chuluota and Bith* vnl to be given on the High School City, Iowa, were called home last to be lured by sin when sin curses Cogdon are very sorry to know «.f programs have been pre- lo to nick up the laundry and on week by the serious illness o f Mr. business? Who can ufford to play her removal to tho East Const some ughout the week to make Thursday it is delivered. This is os campus, on Tuesday and Wednes­ Field’s father. with sin when sin mars social life? time last week. Miss Cogdon ninde Basic Week worth while good service as they have in It* day of this week. Some of the features will be hot dogs ice Who.can afford to play with sin many friends during her stay am­ section o f Sanford the cities and the work done by this Max Stewart and Peter Schan) ilits had the privilege o f laundry is excellent. The Oviedo cream, cold drinks, cake, sand­ were among those from Sanford when sin breaks the home? Who ong us this Winter and it is honed , good music and contribut­ people feel that they arc fortu­ wiches and confetti. Besides each motoring to Daytona Ueueh on Sun­ ciui afford to couTt sin for even on- that she will return next ye$r. Mr. moment when sin separates from Cogdon is with the American Land es joy of others by taking nate indeed to get this regular class will have a group o f side day. shows, which will include: a baby all that is good und from God? Cienring Company who have worn on th« program. The service. “ Fellow comrades, how deplor­ for the next few months near Tishow, a fish pond, a fortune teller, , the teachers, the band Mr. and Mrs. Fred uDiger spent able is our lack o f holy enthusa green goose, a mystery show, a The baseball game between Ovie­ chamber of horrors, nnd the Sunday in Orlando with the lat­ iaim. How pitiable is our poverty tusvillc.' music teachers, instrucT'XO you really know Biere of various organisa- do, and the Athletic Club o f San-, “ Screams of a Bachelor,” and n ter’s mother, Mrs. Augusta Eigen- o f compassion. How distressing is ■JL/ h o w t o c l e a n On Friday night ut tho school >ic stores, the theatre and ford lnzt Thursday on the Oviedo i merry-go-round. mann. our, race nnd our comfort. What auditorium u concert wns given for it o v e i,r a c k s ,d r ip lie generally co-operated in diamond was one of the best played a calamity is our satisfaction. Bo' the benefit of the Chautauqua fund. pans and Oliver kit­ music week a wonderful here in a long time. The teams Salmagundi will be out this week. A prominent citizen of Jackson­ hold the Man o f Calvarp^am the The numbers were all by local |n‘o- chen utensils? The quickest were very well matched and the We are all eager to see u copy. ville is W- A. Stringfcllow, who Cross. No, no, we cannot follow ple, the admission fee wils small most effective way is with Red Seal hoped that the past music score was n tie until the seventh was in Sanford on business Satur­ Him into the depths o f his suffer­ hut the entertainment was splendid, L y e .C lo g g e d stoves are easily ing but we can look through His anil greatly enjoyed by all. The cleared of obstruction! and the an­ The High School celebrated "N a ­ day. as inspired the promoters Inning when the oviedo boys made HOUSEHOLD HINTS words into the world o f the un-’ preparation of the program was noyance o f feeble flame and escaping ally to cause them to want two runs. A fter this the Sanford tional Music Week” with special s done away with. Start today to use team made one run and the game music each day by the orchestra, T h i n f O u r Mea d t r i W a nt lo K n o w Visiting her father nnd mother, spcnkahle woe. Hear Ilim cry out under the direction of the Woman's i plans for bigger and betIs usmdrr cleaner 1 closed with a More o f two to one in special victrola records, played by Mr. nnd Mr*. I. F. Walker lluuscwircs know Red Seal Ly* Vi* the darkness, 'My God, My God. Club with Mrs. T. L. Lingo ns Jgs next year, favor of Oviedo. Thursday of this Miss Gray, and special singing by fow days nre Mr. and Mrs to bo tho most dependable cleanser why hast Thou forsaken M e?' chairman of the committee. iy every program was greet- week our team played tho Monroe B cS u rea n tl Buy fqr clouts, cuspidors, floors, garThink what nre the inevitable is­ Shiver, o f Quitman. only the genuine i large and appreciative team with a score o f eight to two Mrs. Leake’ s class in singing. sues of sin. Consider what Christ b V g o c a n s , dishes and clothes. Leaving Sanford for the Thou *, giving evidence* to the in favor o f Oviedo. Iii.il Seal Lyc suffered to redeem us from sin. sand Islands is F. M. Brown o f lln The Sophomores expect to giv.1 Nothing else cleans so quickly, Miss Sarita Lake, the very I t at Sanford la really a muWrite for on- tractive daughter o f Mr- and Mrs. May such grntltude fill our hearts rty this week in hu a swimming nans Lake ___ Mr._______ Brown will make thoroughly ana at sueh a trifling , . „ . , __________ _________ ng town and that its people Mra. S. W, Swope and son, FranFREE booklet. 1csu t v *3j5 « ».-*■HMI ■C4WJfTalBiZrer«4lLl. ntow ,...................... pr of,,the bru understand amt appre• • #--■ !»«•’..* l| ie bevp hrVmhrtear The Caesar Cioss is-bu sy-m ak ­ m tho crusade for the winning « f for four or five months, but will P. C T omion Sc Cc*. By saving tho. greaso and msat of theoutstandtirg-'events o f ing Caesar's bridge across the Mr. and Hfirs. J. N. Robson hmi tho world out o f sin to the spend the largest part o f his time rhil«4clphls, P». Almost all the measles cases aro Rhine, Some o f the models have armpit that aro ordinarily thrown it week was the operetta, Saviour," ut Thousand Islands. The many t, at the High School apdi- well again and the epidemic seems been completed. They will be de­ as their guest Sunday Mrs. Rob­ uway, und adding tho correct friends o f “ Brownie" will certainly son’s brother, Dr. C. S Breedln, of Fridsy night. It was ope to be dying out. Although the stroyed with great ceremony next Orlando. amount uf Itcd 8oal Lye, beUezIn Sanford Saturday and Satur­ miss him. Mr. Brown has not moit v'cctncqlar ppd one of children have been right sick the week. thun-bnught soap (slther hard or day night were Mr. nnd Mrs. II. G. been wall for some time and it is mt enjoyable because of its epidemic has caused no dangerous soft) nmy bo made st a cost o f Marcy, o f Tuvares. The guest Friday of M r and hoped when ho returns in the fall of local talent productions Illness. The invitations to the Junior- Mrs. Roby Lalng was P. M. Boyd about ono cent a rake. thnt he wilt be entirely well again. the young folks at the Senior banquet nre out. It will be •of St. Petersburg. Visiting their .parents, Mr. and M r Byrd is iar school, who were upder G. F. S. JR. E N JO Y - > given at the Woman’s Club, on E. E. Tribble, o f Chuluotn, arc Mr. Mr. and Mr*. T. L. Mead had holding a meeting in Orlundu. wtion of Mrs, J, H. Col* Muy 20. The Seniors, School and Mrs. Clifton Tribble, of Clear­ narrow rxrupe In thoir car on hint M USIC PROGRAM Board, and Faculty are invited. ■*l» for sometime has been Both the Tribble fumilies Tuesday when the cur turnwl ov t On a week-end visit to hor |«- water. I to make this event a sveus they were rounding lim ahurp rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Little, is were in Sanford Saturday. High School Notes. M to her much credit is due ‘ Tho G. F. S., Jr., held their reg­ Hero Friday on business wns L. curve just out o f Winter Purk on Miss Erclc Little, a student it A s the commencement exercises Stetson University. ■ring so much time and ular meeting at the home o f Mrs. D. Magruder. Ho is hero in the the Oviedo road.- Mr. and Mrs l* to this higher form o f mu- Gywnn Fox, Friday. It was decid­ this year will bo held’ in the Milane interest o f the Florida Vegetable Mead were pinned under the cur the young people, who ed to hold a special musical pro* Theatre, it will not be possible for ,ley, who is visiting the Missis Corporation. Mr. Magruder left for a few minute, but neither wns J«d remarkable .ability in ram in observance o f National the grsdustos to hold their usual vUit In Jacksonville with h>r Saturday for his himo in Minmi. seriously hurt und the damage to IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Insic Week. Those contributing Informal reception after gradua­ mother, Mrs. 0 . T. Lockwood is ™ l. and it was surprising the cur wns not us much us was u to this program put forth their beat tion. Therefore the friends o f the Mrs. Philip R. Andrews. 1 *Mt such young talent ' Mrs .Robert Moore, of Tanipq, first thought. Repairs were made » One could not hplp but efforts in the appreclaion of the graduates will not send flowers or wes the week-end guest of Mrs. quickly nnd Mr. and Mrs. Mea l Jr *1 the children were at* musical opportunity presented this rifts to the theatre. These will An ‘attractive visitor from Cor- Tom Davis nnd Mrs. C’arig Harris were aide to reach home in good Cliiteners and sang with week, and to show their approval hiave to be sent to their homes. cord,’ N- C., is Miss Mary McKii- at thcl rhomo on West First St. time. tnvor because of the intense o f this music week. 247 acres combination farm . 125 acres ley, who is visitin gthe Missis Mrs. Moore wil Ibc remembered The opening chorus was a song uri Motoring to Daytona Bench Sat­ Ituth, Allic and Gracu Gillon, here as Miss Ernestine Webb. under cultivation. Five acres tiled, fine “ My Country T is o f Thee," by tho Special Program A t urday were Mrs. Forrest Lake, Helen Morse, who took the assembly. Mrs. W. P. Tart and little daughMr< Jonathan Peek, Mrs. Frank Cecilian Music Club Mrs. O. P. Swope,* little 01iv«c ft of I^ndora, was ador- Piano solo .... Tyronean Sheppards flowing wells, 25 acres “ A 1” truck land, Swope, Mrs. W. E. Young, Mrs. <J. ter, Julia, returned Thursday from McMahon, K B. Whitner, Inthei; r little costume o f gold William Morrison. ■rr " S ' T f ’W r * . J 1 W 2 B S S S Social ICalendar E K BIGGEST FARM BARGAINS I C M M i k *z* most graceful in her ■iiheus, Allison Speer, the Jollity he showed in play* Mrt was pronounced, Robert Adams, melt^ hearts of evenr one “ * “rst appearance to the •■Teddy Morse, with his 23Lyr°w, endeared himself •Joody. [Jflngtime dau-ers in their ^nower costumes were moat in her Greek cos­ od her interpretive dance ^•“ rpassed in grace arul Rinea, who took the wtu w? s a d*toty W r y in ®»*«me of white and silver • rsinbow colored wings. ? *H the children taking *••• worth an indiivdual u it were possobie to do */ were: took. k Buy fr-Wa,Uee Chimps, l ^ t U i M i . , . Reba Jones, ' Bearers—O Thomas, Hoskine, fin a ls (> • & % .......* B" k' ^ • S J ° W ’ Juanita b-,Jf®’^ * rJorie Hoakina, Ma­ t t e - Fred«rick Williams, K l l f * U ster Phillips, fk5r p ! i dy* Hickson; attendI Thomas and Margaret J m« ^ r iu Dancers — Martha Cameron.. Acca Mftchell, j* Juanita »nd Carmen Cuthrje. Popp, by Mrs. Gwynn Fox, nc- specially prepared program by the edmpanied by Mrs. E. L. Bur­ Cacilian Music Club in tho studio of Mrs. Munson. dick. A large audience evidenced ap­ Violin solo, selected by laud Hern­ don, J r a c c o m p a n ie d by Mrs, preciation o f this delightful music week event. Claud Herndon. Piano solo, Finger Twist— Mary Mrs. Munson gave n short talk Helen Morse. on First National Music Week, the Songs, Pirate’s Dream— Huerter; celebration throughout the country, Home Road—Carpenter, by Mrs. as also in Sanford, ‘‘ Emphasizing Takach. ths spirit o f the slogan— Let us Cornet solo, In Old Madrid— Mrs. give more thought to music." Robert Herndon, accompanied by Mrs. Leake accompanied by hfta. Burdick. Georgia Mobley sang_beautlfully, Piano solo, Spider’s Dance— Wal­ “ In the Heart o f The Rose.” lace, by Pearl Robson, Mr. Lawton, superintendent of A fter this excellent’ program tho schools, who ts also a musician, guesta were invited into the din­ gave a fine talk on music. “ Em­ ing room where a cooked food sale phasizing tho greater joy In life was held, which was arranged ar­ was In art— in music, that we need­ tistically on ths dining room table, ed more singing, more knowledge at other places in the room being and love of music," among other tables where linen was aold and an­ •alient point* brought out, "that wo other that held a grab bag for the should make our own music and children. not depend solely on listening to The G. F. S. girls had charge o f others, that we shoutd study music the sale and realized around 112, for the jey of music, for our own the grab box being, the principal personal uplift, rather than just for drawing card Pf the afternoon. . the glory of some day being call­ • There Was an unusual attendance ed an artist or at some time mak­ o f from 28 to 30. _ , ing money, or making it pay. The lower flcxir of Mrs. Fox America should produce more ar­ home was brilliant! ydecorated. tists and be less dependent upon with cut flowers pf at) varieties.. foreign talent.” .« V Music week has certainly' been Mr. Lawton enlivened his serious a success in Sanford and the co­ topic with many interesting and operation has been by the people am using' anecdotes. fo r the people. The program concluded with a group o f songs, sung by Mrs. Rus­ Mr. and Mrs Win. A. Leffler and sell, accompanied by Dorothy Ray, fam ily motored to Orlando Sunday which were greatly enjoyed. afternoon, where they were the Pinno selections were rendered guesta o f Mias Nita Moore. by Georgia Mobley, Elizabeth Whitner, Helen Douglass, Margar­ The Rizensrein orchestra added et Giles, Elizabeth Tolar, Carmen much to the success o f this little Guttier, Sara Maxwell. Marguerite Garner, Thelma Tew, Madeline music love ra'ml believer in Sanford was invited to and the auditorium was well flllea head and Louise Hickson. ,VOCA**lrS' CIA A i l *xa*, t a couple of weeke before moving Peck to Dqytonn Beach where he to Chuluotn where Mr. Tart has has gone for a complete change Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff aid gone into the cooperage business. and rest. Mrs. McMahon nnd Mrs. Peck remained at Daytona Hcarh Mra. D.- L. Thrashkr motored v Mrs. G. E. Mauidtn, who has been with Father Peck, ami are pleas­ Euatia Sunday, where Mrs.'Thrust­ er will spend a short time with hir th« guest of her sisters, Mrs. H, B. antly located at the cottage of Mins mother, Mrs. E. L. FerrariConnelly and Mrs. A. P. Connelly Brenda Morrison. for the past week, during which Library Story ifuurMr, am) Mrs. Ralph K- Gore aid time she has been extensively en­ An interesting variety o f stories children, formerly o f Sanford, bit tertained, left Sunday for her home were told at the library Saturday now of Tavares, apent Saturdiy in Washington, D. C. afternoon, when over thirty chil­ ______ here with friends. Mr. Gore Is . 1 "Cornelia's owner o f the Lake County Citiun. Stopping over in Sanford with dren were present. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Ratliff on their Jewels," a Roman story relating to On « visit of several weeks Jo way to St. Augustine from St. Pe­ Mother’s Day, wns told by Mrs. his friend Robert E. Johnson, is tersburg arc Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, followed by some of the Fred Cameron, o f Montgome.*)’ , C. Rowan. Mr- nnd Mrs. Rowan Brownie stories. Several children Ala. havo been to tho reunion o f the U. took port in the program and add­ S. W . V- held in St. Petersburg lots ed to the pleasure o f the occasion. Frau Halle was told hv Ruthclla A party in town shopning Satir- week. Cook: The Princess and the Gloss day were Mr and Mrs J C Siydor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles BruziMotoring to Sanford Saturday Hill by Ellen Telford; Dotty Polley and children and Mrs. C. H. With her mother, Mrs. Aspinwali, ly's tea party by Ann Robson The Morgan, o f Chuluota whd has been on a visit o f several Terrible Head by Marie Moyc, and days to her daughter, was Mrs. De The Three Doves by H. B. Coney. Next week the program will be Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Jewett Danay o f Daytona Beach. &trs. arul Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nlciie Do Lahay and Mrs- Julius Tahach in charge o f Mrs. Thomas Owen, leave Monday for St. Petersburg left Sunday for a few daye' visit and will begin at 2:15 as usual. fo r p fow days, combining business to Cocoa. and pleasure. CUT THIS OUT — IT i s w o p r o I Saturday night closed tho week MONK' Stopping at the Valdez Hotel tl^a hare o f the Norton Momedtans and Send this ad and tea eentz to j week Is A. D. Archer o f Mempha. Tolu Brotherson won the donkey Mr. Archer is here on business cull­ given away in the drawing. Mr. Foley £ Co., 2836 Sheffield •Ave., ing on Mr. Lloyd of the Lloyd Shoe Brotheraon held the corresponding Chicago, III., writing your rutme Store. f ' ticket to the one reedand address clearly. Y ou will re­ Mr. Norton thanked the people ceive u ten cent bottle o f FO­ Judge and,Mra. James Shar o f Sanford for their cordial treat­ LEY’S HONEY AND T A R COM -! motored to Orlando Fridayment o f him and his company and POUND for coughs, colds and' Judge attended the Klwanls lum| fo r their many boosts. He aneon in Orlando while Mra. Shar hoarseness, also free sample pack­ nopneed that they would return made a brief visit to friends. here next year, and that he knew ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diureth stimulant for. the kidneys nn< H. M Hutton, o f Savannah, C< they would have a string o f cara­ vans following them coming to FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS is here for a few days In a visit Kafiford, for they intended to boost for Constipation and Biliousness. I his son Mr. Hutton with the Hu Sanford as Sanford had boosted These wonderful rem edies. have ] Engineering and Contracting him, and if they did all the people pony. While in Sanfocir Mr. II helped millions of peoplo. Try ^ •ton is the guest o f the Valdez Ke­ In the west would went to move to them. Sold everywhere. Sanford. itel Wednesday. Eight room two stoi*y house— 65 feet front— Magnolia A ve. — $7500 — easy terms. 3 1-3 acres, 220 fo o t lake front, Silver | Lake, 5 room cottage. Pum p and pump house— $3,000— 1-2 cash, balance easy terms. Five room modern cottage between Elm and Myrtle avenue on 5th St. $3,150 good terms. 10 room house between 9th and 1 0 th Myrtle A v e — $5,750— good terms. 8 room, two story modern house fur- I ' nished, real bargain, attractive terms or low cash price. House and 3 1-2 lots, corner 3rd St. and Cypress Ave. at bargain. Good terms. rlT.i SEE if Vr « ; FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. f* - 112 South Park z\ve. * " •f* , » ( * VV l-Urg . '< * « »* • < * * * • » * ’ ^ •'St •: l , L i ,,, , ••4. ‘ . ' <t* *£ . *- 4 * * * ' ■' ' �- \r And I i* n s ' *\* y FIRST OLYMPIC GAMES SUGGESTED TO MODERN WORLD BY FRENCHMAN [jml Hard T o Hit •» imc o f . A . O- Wood. I* In th{ tlr.-iH 1.01 acres In Section N o . . * oflunti-ls said ce tlflcAtol sBallf-bt re- S n«r 10 I**).AS3!. Ho fie nion- oF l«m. frith all the VIII Issue thereon oil Ihe Hit ua> p* One o f the m ost I rights *lci Silver Lake. June. A. D, 1914..( It Is further ordered lhat Hits W U n r s s my official signature.and s e r v i c e a b l e bits nnliT he publishedreekf oner n week for seal this the ! 6lh day of April, A. furil Herald, a newnpfper publish- eltl hi consecutive week! In the San- I'. >»**• Clerk Court. o f desk furniture yet ol In Hanford, Seminole County, JHRAL) E. A. Circuit POITOI.A88. Seminole County, Florida. Florid*. I * By A. M. Weeks. I). C. I ‘one and ordered, 'this the 3rd is Oh H en ry! 4-2S-5-5-19-2S-S-2. day of May. 1924. IS HAL) E. A. D<HTfH.A88, — sliced. NOTICE TO CIlKIllTOnS. Clerk of the Circuit Court Notice is herebjf given lhat the of Seminole Cntjnly .Florida. Try it once ' By A. At. W eks; Depty Clt,rk. undersigned bus been duly appoint ed and iiuallfled ns executrix of Fred It. Wilson the estate of Jennie S. Washburn, Solicitor for Com pi a ihant. • and you’ll find deceased. All heirs, creditors and 1-5-12-1 I- 2 ( 1 - 6 1 6-J3-3U. till other persons having claims or it’s just as necessary demands against said estate art N otice o f A p p l i c a t i o n f o r T m H e rd hereby notified to present the same I m l e r S e r i I o n fl7A o| t h e C r n r r n l as an ink well. to me within two yenrs from the S tn liilro o f th e S tole o f F lo r id a Notice Is hereby glren Hint 11 .11, dale hereof, or they will be forever Bundy, purchaser of t a x Certificate barred by law. All persrftts Indebted to said estate No. 12S3, dated the Stji day of June. A. f>. 1*99. has (lied laid certificate nre required to como forward and make settlement without delay. in my office, and has [made applica­ Sanford, Florida. April 7th, 1911. tion for tux deed tot Issue In ac­ IlthlNE W. MABItY. cordance with law. Hild certificate Executrix. embraces the following described property situated In ti'mlnole coun­ 4.7-II-21-2S-5-£-12-19-I0-8tc FOR OUCH C) ■ N to Paris. In 1904 St- Louis enter­ tained the athletes o f the world m the third meet. In 1908 London Lake Froi played host and in 1912 Stockholm stager the. international classic. Celery pj . NEW YORK, May 12.—Contra­ The 1910 meet wa.r postponed when ry td the generally accepted opin­ the fnodern world was engaged in ion, It was France and a French­ the most bitter war o f its exist­ Fourteen acre*,) man and not Greece and a Greek ence, hut the games were contin­ ed, three hundred-fifJ who primarily advocated the re­ ued in 1920, when the war clouds establishment of the Olympic had cleared nnd Antwerp staged Lake front, in cityHaj \ Games. The modern Olympiad, the most representative meet o f > roads, a bargain if j j fashioned after the ancient clas­ the series. In 1900 there nose in Greece n sics of Greece, was first suggested once. to the modern world by Baron wish to have a permanent home for w m Pierre de Coubcrtin, a young Pa­ the games in the country of their risian who, in the spring of 1893, origin As n result a meet was he’.\ took steps to bring back the games in Athens two years after the St. which predominated when Sparta Louis games. This was to be con­ and Athens were centers o f the tinued every four years between ty. Florida, t o -w lt; Beg. SW . cur. I ___ Of SW H of N E y. g ,f ». Twp. ii ----j the official international games, A Fine Candy ancient world. S . llnnae 19 Hast, run E. 10 ch.. I On Baron de Coubcrtin’s initia- but the International committee 10c Everywhere S'. l J 'i chs.. 8. 65 deKTees, W. 12,26! COURTING BLINDNESS tlvc, representatives o f the athlet­ ruled that the games should be held chs.. 8. Gli c h s — 10 l acres. The A ; * slid land being assessed at the* Is what you arc doing when you neg­ ic organizations o f various nntions only every four years at different dale of the Issuance such certl* assembled in Pairs on July Ifi, 1891 places in the civilized world, nnd lect twitching, watery, bloodshot, sore 1 and drafted the original constitu­ the Athenians abandoned their eyes. Leonardi’s Golden Eye Lotion Oh Henry! is the registered trade tion of the international Olympic plans after the 1906 meet. cures nearly every eye disease. Cools, Up until the Stockholm meet in Committee and subsequently heals and strengthens. Get “ Lcon- mark of the \\’ ilIiamson Candy Co., in c o r p o r a t formed the international body. This 1912 the games had been predoir**Tj ardi's." It makes strong eyes, At all Chicago, III,,. Geo. II. Williamson, druggists, committee was intrusted with the inated by American athletes, th e ! LEFT, WALTER JOHNSON. RIGHT, TOMMY GIBRONS, I’rcs. Rooms 515-5H iFBETieat task of nrrnnging Olympic games color-bearers o f Uncle Sam taking) Any batter in the American League will tell you it is tough t« hit First Nat’l Bk at regular intervals and at various n far more prominent part than the | BREAD E. J. Smith Co. places in the civilized world. Iln athletes from any other nntion. I n , Walter Johnson, tho fire-ball king o f pitchers. And any fighter—not ' Sanford CLAIR AND MORRIS ron de Coubcrtin is the present 11912 the games assumed their first jxcepting Mr. Dempsey himself—will tell you it is no cinch to hit Tom.-,) Jacksonville, Florida. head of the International Olympic real international aspect when vir my Gibbons, best defensive fighter in the ring. This picture was takW E T) DISTRIBUTORS Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing. Game Committee. tually every civilized nation in the, . . . . . . .. ... , . MAKE We aro now'fully equipped with world was represented nnd the | cn thc ot,u‘r *'ny at thl! " park when the fighter went down , Classic soil was chosen ns the ITJ •cene o f the first modern Olym­ competition was correspondingly to the dugout to greet the noted pitcher. New Steam Press and Delivery pics, an honor legitimately de­ keener. truck. Give us n trial. manded by the home o f the classic In 1920 nt Antwerp this interna­ 110 Sanford Ave.----------Ph. 327-J iVnUlln. an,I each <>f them If living, i f f it W e r e t e n n i s s t a ;:;; t o m e e t p o ssib le to m a k e games. Athens, Greece, In 1890, tional aspect was even more j anil If dead, all purtli-s claiming marked ,and at Paris this yenr the aaw tho first Olympic meeting o f Inlorosl ii ml i-r the salt! S. Jennie, m y b e t t e r b r e a d or pastry j. The Sportsman’s Store MIAMI, May Iff.—St. Petersburg Bunn. 4*. SI. Ilmm. Sarah .1. •Bourn- . 1 number of nations nnd athletes , , . . the athletes of the modern world. competing is expected to exceed by crack tennis players probably will Calvin M. Bobu**, .Sarah A. Loomis, l h a n is t u r n e d o u t b y t h i s r a ­ 117 Pirkl il onry II. Loomis, Harriett Lanmla.1, , . . . , , Try Smith’s Barber Everything for tfic Sportsman. Four years later the scene shifted far any previous set o f games. come here for games with Miami’s Alter <■ iiniii. wiiiiam F. Hum. ; I n f o l l s h m e n l y o u c a n f e c i q u i t e stars on May 15-17, according to Chnrh-H A. Clowes. Sarah A. Haw- i !,-> yiiitm r . Fiitinn. Fred Fulton s a tisfie d in y o u r own m i n d Shop for good barber Ilians being discussed by these two utti! Lula I-. < iiiiklln. ami each of cities. The Sunshine City players them tin-m deei'iisitl iB-ci-umkI nr or otherwise, otherwise. in In the tin1 that w o w ou ld ho m nliinir work — next Valdez claim the tennis title for Squth as hunts ami premises hereinafter des- ln a l " e " o u ,a ne m a k in g serlln-tl. a result o f recent victories over Yon anil cneh of ymi are herd v fbet ter article. This, however, I Hotel. Orlando, nnd they are after the n-.iuir.il tn the w o or U a human impossibility. W e1 scalp o f Minnti nnd West Palm I'omiiltilnf*toInnpp-ar 111* aVtoVf* enttllrrtl J ATLAN TA, May 12. — Spillcr’a stantly during all events nt the Beach. cause nt II fourth..us.- nt Hun- b a k e a p e r f e c t b r e a d a n d p e r Field, Atlanta’n newest athletic field. furil. Senilruili- Fminty, Flurliln. on, ______ Freedom from Nerve I’ rFSStiro ■ WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BRO park and the home of the Crackers, Lighting arrangements ha ,v Muhnmmcdan women o f th« up­ thc_7tli Uuv «r July,- 1934, sattl fct’ t PflStfV. Means Freedom from Disease. r ■ the Atlanta Southern Association been Installed so that prize fights per classes are seldom sentron the i-uiisi- Inliut ii suit tu quiet title In! Spinal Analyses Free. s R ich m o n d , V irg in ia. the rmnpTulftmit lu (lie fullnwinu baseball team, is, in many ways, and other events may take place streets. tract uf lamia situate In Scmlnnlc one of the most unique fields of at night. It is proposed to hold DR. W . A. BRU N E Fmiiity, l-'lnrlila: A imrtlnn nf its kind in the south. n n iio r iiA C T o it tho projected stribling-McTiguo ENJOYED A GOOD SIGHTS Fcctlons 7 mol s, Tuwnshlp za South. ItmiKc .11 East, liuumlcil ant) ilusWhile built primarily for a base­ fight nt Spillcr Field ns a kind o f 1‘ n l m r r f . r m l i i n l r SLEEP crlln-U ns follows, to-wlt; Itt-ulnball field, it is readily convertible} christening for night events. Office Hours: nnlK at a corner post set In the 9-12 A. M.; 2-5 I*. M. into n field, atadium or arena for If it is desired to hold n pugennt rou ml .marki-il « It It a null fur the “ I wish to say that FOLEY u 7 lo'"S F.Ventngs. except Hat unlays any athletic purpose. It covers a this can be done by utilizing huge point nf intcrscctlnii of Ohio and PILLS worked O. K. on me in n Ituonia 301-414 •Icwup Avi s, (nr Frlppfin ItuuU), a ls o apace o f ten acres, a n d is ten min­ flood lights that are to be placed First Nat. Itk. tlldg., Sanford. l o l m t th e North H i p - nf the S W '4 utes trolley ride from Five Points, at strategic positions about the couple o f hours nnd the pains left ■Hep. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a BMBHaBBaH aaaaaaaai||| 9. thctlce Knuth with center me nt once. I took a couple of the center of the city. field. Hoc of tihlu Ave. .1,121 chains tu nn them in the afternoon, went to iron pin corner,-made uf u!4 hiiKKV Another unusual feature cen­ bed nnd hud a good night’s tlcett The plant cost $185,000 complete, here (lie survey for hnumfnry Law, and have slept good ever since," axle, the land on which it is situated be­ ters nbout this, Jim Crow lu-irlns; thctire Kunth with said Ave. _____________________ ____________________________________________________ ___ __ ing valued by R. J. Spillcr at $225,- which necessitates seating arrange, writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia 3 e91 chains in all Iron pin corner. 1IT* 000 additional. The grandstand nionts for negroes separate front St„ Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY then.-.- South VI ili'Kreis. West 11.91 I s ] normally seats 9,500 persons and white people. Some of the most PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the chnltis tu mi Iron pin corner. Ihenen11*" • North II deirrees. ir> minutes. West the bleachers 4,450. There Is stand­ enthusiastic and vociferous rooters kidneys, will thoroughly flush the Ij'-s chains tu mi Irun pin curncr. in the south nrc negroes, whose ing room in the grandstand to ac­ thence North .72 ip-Krees West 2,(4 kidneys and iherense their activity. chalniF-tt) the tlxi-q point at olcl commodate 2,000 more without fog-horn voices can he heard above lui.it house, thence South *2 dpcausing inconvenience to those who the din. For negroes, Mr. Spillcr I n T h e 4 ' l r r t i l l I 'n i i r t n f S r n i l n n l r K r e i M inlnnteH East 0 29 chains are seated. If it should become has provided u separate grandI ' m i n t r . t 'l o r l i l i i . In C h n n r r r r . to 11 corner, thence Smith 32 de­ necessary within tho next five stand. There are also separate i W. A. Itnynor. Com phi! mini, crees. Knst 0 27 chain to a point ’ • vs. •»tt the ditch, thence with the shun­ years, tho seating capacity can he bleachers for negroes, I’nrndla F. Iiruci-. El. At. tin'- In u Northeasterly dlrt'ctiun increased to 3,200 more. In case On days when the Crackers are I■•-fi-mlnnts 2 tin chains more <>r less to a point o f larger crowds at some special entertaining n visiting team, n silO l t l 'E l t FO B I'U III.IFATION. on the- waters edge at the cast side Tu nil imrth-s claiming Interest Of the approach lit the dock lemllnK C.I.. N event, there is ample room for the tery looking enptive balloon 30 Foriielln F. Bruce, t*. . K. to the linat house, thence South Jp •■Ei-T'c construction o f temporary seating feet in diameter hovern nbout 250 umler Ilrupc, Angus l> llriicc, Jtulsun degrees East ten links tn an Iran S : ; ■’ arrangements. . .................... tu 3UQ feet above the field. It is I.....nils, llifuui l.uuitii*. Ji’fitui-ls Fos­ pin tnonimient. thence u.tr n with the ter. i r * * .r ‘ H.m.trf nhn* Jsifn How sitVflc heurltiir S.**T' chains .’ to nn A luxurious rest room for wom­ said this bn!l"on has been seen n - an! ifflUSeCfiSMEKB ...ut ■■ ( n it h iT Wrlp i* n s I , ,run . in n pipe point.--w.ltnei far ns 20' nines miles it away with field Ito- well point.-wlitie— ay way wun iKMih , ; I. im im\iI*.1 V •y ■' ■ \ k-LVJ* en has been equipped, and u coni- glnasen. Wbi.n fln.ru iJLttUUL ■iA I m e t fo r — ■NTrrfhTifnTnT' T T Y t „ ■r WHtqOfft | «*r *>!b»‘rwj|ii» A tLllt l»wW-rNV?wwwsTf Jn-Uiw i ■ ■•'12' * ' 1 -itlinated) sttflliVSTt-rfr ItnaWV rh **4 rhTWT#ttr□ Ee W ^ lu i Jfuiue thn t^ rta y. ^ r R n i l 1 (TFulirTHUN W r r t n u ffti-r iw r »iilvscrlliPerre dr Coubcrtin Suggested Mo­ dern Classics Modeled After Ancient Games Of Greece. n Oh Henry! in perfect W e ? E‘ SANFORD CYCLE CO. Captive Balloon Informs Atlanta Fans When “ Crackers” Play at Home \Virginia Produce Com] ROUTH BAKERY i W i I ’ HAWADANS WILL RUTH IS LEADING SEND SWIMMERS CIRCUIT HITTER IN TO THE OLYMPICS MAJOR LEAGUES t hen* North HO degrees KitSt II IF, ! I'll: mill I I I 8 Jrnnlr Bunn. F. M. chain * to the place of lo-uinning, Iluiin. Hiiriih J. Ilnnnn. Fnlvln M. crossing tile title hot ween Meet Ions llcMitu*. Suriili A. I.uuinlx. Hi-nry 11 7 nnd V at a dlstauen of 2 <x chains l.uuinlx, lliirrlitt I..... .. Alin- F, W e i l of center line of Ohio Ave. Haiti. W i l l luin F. Hmil. Fhnrli-» A. oil each of the East and W est Flmvi-ii. Hnruh A llnwli-y, Vlnli't measurements, the tract contains F. Fulton, Fri'il Fitltnn nlul t.ula F. 3 20 ncrus of land In Mi .-Umi No 7 f CHICAGO, May 12— Babe Ruth’s hunter clouted over the fence Snturduy in thu Yankee’s gnmu with Chicago, raised the home-run king’* to­ tal to seven and gavo him u lend of two over his nearest rival. Four others are tied nt the five run mark, llcilmann, De­ troit, being the only rival in the American League. Those L‘ >v the Hawaiian A . A . U. to the sectional tryouts on the mainland. Sam is a freestyle sprinter nnd also has several last breaststroke performances to hi* credit. He is 19 years old. His best freestyle performance* whs 100 meters open water in 1:00 3-6, a Hawaiian rec­ ord and only one-fifth of a second over Duke’s Olympic record. The other members o f the swim­ ming squad are: Mariechcn Wehselau, holder of the world’s woman’s freestyle tank record of 1:03 for 100 meters. Henry Luning, with a 100-meter backstroke record o f 1:13 4-6, onefifth of a second slower than the world’s record. William Kirchbaunt, breaststroke awimmer with u performance of 3:02 1-5 for 200 meters. Warren Kealoha, holder of the World’s 100-mcter backstroke rec­ ord o f 1:12 2-5. Charles Bung, son of En .Su’j Putqr, Chinese who h a s . played baseball in the senior league here for the past 25 years. Pua Kealoha, member of the 1920 American freestyle Olympic relay team, and second to Duke Kahanamoku in the 100-meter race at Stockholm. Members o f the track and field uad include: Milton Carter, of lo, holder of the island high Jump record of 5 feet 11 1-4 inches, established this ycur; Richard Gartley, formerly o f Yule, holder o f the island pole-vault record at 12 feet 7-8 inches, established this year; and John Watt, formerly of Cornell University, holder o f tho Island 120-yant high hurdle record of 15 3-8 seconds. h ■ by a and Wlliums, Philadelphia. Five men have four home runs to their credit iq the two major leagues, T. Williams, St. Louis and Hauser, Philadel­ phia are the two American batters while tho three Natonnl leaguers are Hornsby nnd Blades, St. Louis and Wheat, Brooklyn. In the American League, St. I^iuia has u monopoly on the batters with three home runs, Jacobson, nnd McManus hav­ ing three homers to their cred­ it. Four players In the Nation­ al league are Grnnthnn and Grimes, Chicago; Ncis, Brook­ lyn and Barnhart, Pittsburg. Those in the American Lea­ gue with two homers are Speaker, Cleveland; Simmons, Philadelphia; Ilpp New York; Tobin, St. Louis; Sheely, Chicago. In the National league: Groh and Jacksun, New York; Hargrave and Hohne, Cincinnati and Carlson, Philadelphia, have two runs each. I "■.% Jr' ■■aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB aaaH aB aaaaaaB a|aa Crack Mermen Will Try Oat For New York Sluggrer la Leading l n l B The Olympics To Ifcprenent Home Run Ulnuta With Seven |b United Staten At ExTt. Ilia Credit—Two More hibitign. Than Nenrest Rivals ifONOLULUi May 12. — Th.* name Kahanatnoku, o f potent n n -i ic In the Rwimmlng world aincj 912 when Duke Knhanamoku went front Hawaii to the Stockholm Olympiad and curried the colors ot tho United States to victory in the 100-meter freestyle swim, ntay thine with renewed luster this year, according to swimming uuthoritie ;, Sam, younger brother o f tipDuke, is counted upon to revive thi fame of the Knhunampku family. jj Headquarters for. all Varieties of Fn ■ and Vegetables, Prompt and Person l Attention to A ll Shipments H Art.... Exhibit . It Is Your Turn, ■ **>(, G * V 'W 'C / f ) a- The winter season is over The b ig rush has spent itself, and all that is left o f Florida s great influx o f visitors now are the few who linerer on loth to leave our sunshine fo r the still dubious weather o f the North H om e-folks in every part o f the State have time now themselves to v i s i t and one place that should be seen early is Coral Gables. Montezuma Hotel You have heard more or less o f Coral Gabies this winter. Everyone has. People talk o f its beauty, architecture outdoor recreations, business buildings, homes. And the most o f all, they emphasize the opportunities which here are found fo r profitable investment. 1P Mrs. Juliete Slade Howell, of Boston, will have on exhibition Tap­ estries, Oil Paintings, Hand-Painted Hats and Dresses. Let this be your invitation to come to Coral Gables now. To be our guest h— -4 BIOLOGIST ARRIVES. ST. PETERSBURG, Ntay 1 0 Dr. E. W. Nelson, cliief o f the Bi­ ological Survey, U. S. donajtment of agriculture, has reached this clty^ on his annual inspection trin of Florida bird sanctuaries. He will spen da week here. Dr. Nelson de­ E V E R Y O N E CO R D IALLY clares that the most valuable and interesting o f all Florida reserva­ IN V ITE D . tions is that on Bird Key, near ■ p ul*P°H- He expressed pleasure in finding the sentiment In this state so strongly in favor o f bird protection. a a a ii « ai a aaaBBaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaBaaaBBBaB2 : Sanford Office, Milano Theatre Bldg., Sanford Fla. *««J - Miami'sMaster Suburb ------ George E. Merrick, Owner Executive OffToei; 168 E. Flagler BtMiami, Fla. Honda O llku , JackioneiiU, Wut Palm Baach, Dayioa, Orlando, Tam,, Si. Pelttibarg, Sonia,d, Lnkdand, Ddaad. * ‘ P‘ 5 av -vO 'bi'A V . ■Mr BPff* i - A- ■ -. 'W Z ' i! 4 , �/* ¥ -•>«<- -r- — - V ' r' .s' fttf READ THEM FOR PROFIT------------ --— : Political Announcements .ford Daily Herald fT-AD RATES Cash in A d v a n c e «u ». w i n <*« * * c o llin n t r d liile lr l o r tn m p u l t o n * o m l « tn t **** 10* a .11** ___ Hr m l i n e __ Uf m It#' __ d o a l i n o " f ie * T y p * ,b ’u , , l o a b o v * Le-d (late* aro tar con* L it* I n s e r t io n s . * “ r t * >'t ' * v o t « e LX charw® E ^ r t i . .. t |a frro r e id » T n « l e n g t h for hrat i n < * r w r H r i s t r l c t e d t i(lca tlo n . I s - n t a d * Y h * H « l ill lie r e s p o n s i b l In o o r t e C t I t f c e r U o n f o r a u b i e a u e n l .b . T h e o f fic e s h o u l d b p I m m e d ia t e ly I n c n e e o o e , t o f [to AIlVKIITISBn*. r e p r e s e n t a t i v e thor­ ium l l t o r w i t h r a t e s . r u l e s itjr»M ..iM lflcatlon. w il l B l v a y o u |,i. in f o r m a t io n . A n u If E th e y w ill a s s i s t y o u In * y o u r w a n t a d t o m a k e i ffffetive. # llT ? fA T J f O T I C H . I . r t l i e r s s h o u l d R i v e their or p o s to ffic e a d d r e s s a s oi t h e i r p h o n e number If Ideslre r e s u lt s . About one l . , u t «f n thousand has a a n d t h e others can*t L s Irate w i t h you unless V s o w y o u r n d d r e s a f iu e e s t ls n s s e e ' M U S T b e I. Is p e r s o n nt T h e San* i ||rrnhl o f fic e o r l»y l e l yTrlrpH iuie d l . e u n t t * ■ arc n o t v a lid . I t t e u t - Prompt, Efficient S e rv ice ,. Political loiincements j T If, 1 2 , 1 9 2 4 . i f H '‘ M . hlivii n m. ir- • -# a ■ Quick Results Use Herald W ant Ads l l 4 Ifitf fcl, „ d F? ta A flb , m o n d a t FO Il C O N S T t i l l . 10 O F NO. I . Political D ISTIU CT I n . i l l h e r e b y a n n o u n c e f h n t I n m a c a d i d a t e f o r o m s t a b l * o f D i s t r i c t N o 1, s u b j e c t t o tlio D e m o c r a t i c j p r m a r y t r > h o b a l d J u n e 3r d . 1924. J S o d d is t r ic t b e i n g c o m p o s e d o f t h e f o l n w I n K v o t i n g p r e c i n c t s : H a n ­ f o r d . L a k e M o n r o e a n d i ’a n l o . I ________________________ K . K . W A L K E R . j c ■ o ! J 1l n o d F o i l J f S T I C K o r T I I K P E A C E . I h e r e b y a n rn m tT t-S t h a t I a m a a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f J u s t i c e f t h e P e a c e In a n d f o r t h e F i r s t u s U r - e D i s t r i c t o f S e m i n o l e C o n n y. \ v t lb tin- I c s n .l a n d e f f ic ie n t s s Is l a it C p o f i h o e x e c u t i v e o f f i c e r s f t h e c o u n t y 1 p r o m i s e t o d o m y u t y W i t h o u t p r e ju d i c e . L . 01. R T f O N G F E L T . O W . NOTICE. I will he n cnndhlate for renomlnntton for the office of Stale A t ­ torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit of the Htntf of Florida, sub­ ject to the action of the Demo­ cratic Primary. Tour endorsement for a second term of office rrlll be Kreatly appreciated. C . K O n C E A . D B C O T T K S . State Attorney, Seventh Judicial Circuit. State of F.orlda. F O R 4' O I J N T V J U D G E . I hereby announce myself ns a candidate for the office of County Judge of Sumlrtole County, subject to the Democratic primary, Jun*> 3, 1924. I pledge faithful service should you nominate me. __ _____________________ J . O . S I I A I t O N . F O R S H E R I F F . I hereby unnounce mys«-tf a can­ didate for re-e’ ectlon to the office o f Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ ject to the notion o f the Demo­ cratic primary to he held on June 3. If elected' for nnother term I pledge to fulfill the duties of the office In the same efficient manner that -1- have conducted It in the past. C. It! HAND. . M E v i n E i t o f s e n o n i , n o A R i t . I wish to announce that 1 am a candidate for Member nf the School Hoard of Seminole County from School District No. 3, subject to the derision of the Democratic primary to b ehelil Juno 3. 1921. II. If PATTIHIIALI*. io n r R n P .P I I K S E N T A T I V K . HOARD OP I T I I t i c NTItUCTION. NEEDS OF THE HOUR Announcement IN - Wrtfully announce myself I hereby announce my candidacy lBdldata for - the House of for re-election ns member of the Public Instruction for taullvc from Seminole Botrd of nemm-ratlo ______ Seminole_______ County.___ ___ Florida, nihjrrt to the Democratic _ N<i. repreao(, t(t,_ K Schn<d District 2, of June 3. 1924. If elected | Heininole County, subject­ Id the lijvi cate constructive legls- Doinocratlc primary to ho held oil June 3rd. 1924. Tf r the liehellt of the greatC1TAS. A. DALLAS. nt.r of people In Seminole I and the state of Florida. FOIl ' M'KMIIEII* S 4T I 410I . H O A R D . J. It. LYLES. 1 hereby announce myself a can­ didate for re-election to the office ifolN T Y POIIM IH SIONER. J.hv snnmtnre my candidacy of member of the noard o f Public representing School ■air Commissioner for the Instruction. erict, comprising the towns pi«tr|ct No. I o f Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary It Mary, Longwood, and AI|t Springs, and respectfully to ou hold on Jum* 3rd. 1934. Fit ED T. WILLIAMS. (tilt support of the votcrj of Vrlrt at the primary to he TO T ilE VOTERS OF TIIE lS'fTi [;-* J. D2 I. MKNATORIAI. DISTRUT. W. n. n A LLA R D . After due consideration. I have decided to hocutne a candidate fur COUNTY rntt.tllNNIONKR. to the State Henats !<y announce my candl- re-election r County Commissioner for from the 19th Senatorial District, and A IHitrlrt of Si-mlnole Poun- nunposed - , _ of Orange. . - .Hemlttole . . , I 1AX ASSESSOR. . nr>nounce that I nm a u n d da*- for re-election to nf Til* Assessor of Scmlo n ” n M h n l n " “ '^rct to the d*cls” n i, i . lV Do,n" i r « t l c Primary to oe held June 3rd, 1924. A. VAUQIIAN. What are the needs o f the hour—the most imperative demands o f home or busi­ ness? FOIl * IIK IU ;-F . Ilf ««rn»noit K,.n. tn . County:! Do you seek a new house, apartment or T°iI li#rehy y» OtlTS ot,?rH of announ , . . . ---------- myself a ca n -! didnt< 1"^ , Sheriff „f Seminole | flat? . i,ntL 10 fiction of the j ™ “E™**<■ Primary to i„. held on; Would you like to move to the country, J i m * 3r d . If 1 a m e l e c t e d I p l e d g e yir I f r i :c e " .l " o .t ? h e"" b e "s t tho® r m y n h l< l ,f l t yth . i* the mountains or seashore fo r the summer? ------------------- -------- L K . H U A D V , f o i i t a x c o i . i . E c r o n . Is the cook leaving, and would you iiiiint*'* » * “ A ” b o u n c e m y s e l f a c a n ­ d id a t e f n r t h e o f f i c e o f T a x C o l choose a satisfactory successor who is will­ , 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 d e c i s io n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c ing and capable? I r l m a r y t o h o h e l d J u n e 3r d . 1924 It. O . M A X W E L L . Are skilled office workers needed in A N . N O t ' . N f ' E M B N l F O R S T A T E A T T O R N E Y . business? , I announce myself a candidate t!r a office of State Attorney L;p *<• Seventh Judicial Circuit of Are additional helpers necessary in Florida, subject -o the Democratic primary to he held In June. If store, factory, mill or office? upor. examination of my record my candidacy Is favorbly rnnsldAre you out o f work and in need of l’ r,Vi ,^our vote and active support will ho appreciated. MILIiAltn n. H.vfITII. pleasant, profitable employment? I o n C O I N T V t ' O l M I I S S I O N E ll .' I hereby announce my xandldacy Are you desirous o f supplementing your for re-election to the ,‘fflce of lo u n ly Commissioner of District income by part time work in some congenial No. 3. Seminole County, subject to ; , a c t i o n uf i h i ® V i i i i - r m o n J u n o line o f endeavor? lrU C. W . KNTZMINOEH. Would a profitable business venture in­ M I. VI III lit P O I N T Y N t T I U O I . I I O A III ) I ncrjliy nnnuuiei't) niv«*»if a canterest you? dldattt for rc-eloetlon as n member or the County Hoard of Public I n ­ struction from District No. 3 Have you lost or found some article of Die (lev IIOviedo. Osceola Ohd Cliultiotu) subject to tbu itctlon of value? the Democratic P-lmary. June 3rd.' Having Hfrvi’il ns a member of the Hoard :>lnce ISIf., and Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell­ having been rbalritiiin of the i ftonril since 1919, especially Ills trie! ing, renting, exchanging? ,______________ for the work renolre,) of u Honnt1 member, and If re-elected' I pram-1 In the solution o f all these needs o f the se Die same cot sclcntlniis and run* structlvu service as lias been remiored In my many years of service, hour and scores o f others that are just as im­ C 1L A S . F . H A R R I S O N . _________________ ■____ Geneva. Florida. perative. *’ • FUR HI I Ell IF F . I hereby iinaounce nivself ns n cnndldnto for the office of Kberlff, of Seminole Countv. subject to tlio Democratic prlmury Jui e. I92t ______________ W. A TILLIB. F O I l T A X t tlt.I.E t T lllt . I wish to announce tl.at I nm a candidate for r(--electlou to the o f­ fice of County Tax Collector of Seminole County, subject lo tb« notion of the Democratic primary to' b» held In Jim*-. _______ JNO, D. JINK INS. r o l l SHRIIII-T. To the Voters of Seminole County; I hereby announce mv candidacy for tho office of Sheriff of Semi­ nole County, subject *o tlie voters of the Pfrpnc-'utlc Primary to be held Jure 3rd. 1324. If elected I promise four years of Law E n ­ forcement In n business manner by the help of the proper subordi­ nates or assistants and earnestly solicit the support of all law en­ forcement voters, on June 3rd R A Y M O N D L . A L L E N . Read Herald W an t Ads For Profit Use Them for Results p Lost and Found HOUSES W A N T E D R it?( LGfc. P H O N E * • ,. .* |i f i- '\ 1 4 8 USE THEM FOR RESULTS ' M ISCELLAN EO US FOR S A L E Advertising j Rooms For Rent * LEARN* ABOUT Folk Connty and FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn't you be able to use tho m oney se­ Lakeland, through tho Star-Tele­ gram. Bc»t advertising medium In FOR SALE— One Moline tractor cured by renting that vacant room nnd plow, A1 condition, one desk now going to waste? There are South Florida Published mornings. new, one farm wagon, double box, many persons looking for places to Stnr-Telcg ram. lakeland, Fla. CULI MIH S ( O n . ) LEDGER— Class* one 260-egg incubator Cheap f o r , stay. He|p take care 0, them , nd II. L. lolemnn, Lake not « flt only orlv make money but assii Ifled uOx have l hi- largest circu­ quick sale. assist In lation In Southwestern Georgia. Talmndge, DeLand, Fin. keeping people in Sanford. Phone Rate Sc (6-w ord) 11ns. 118 nnd give your ad over the tel­ 'A D V E R TISE - in the^Jou'rnaLIIer- FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and ephone. Use The ell raid for quick ald, South Georgia’* greatest vnnrishcj at Saufotd Novelty sen ice._________________ ■ newspaper. 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FOR RENT— Furnished light you have stored awny and have at Herald office . ______________ housekeeping rooms. Get our no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad FOR SALE— D airy. and stable manure, car lots. Link & Bag- prices. See our rooms. We can may bting you several dollars. please you. Ferndale Apts., 305 Rhone US nnd a representative ley, Box 2401, Tampa. Fla. 1E. First St will cull to see you. FLORIDA— ORI.ANDO— Orlando FOR SALE— Nice btiUy carriage, i _018 Oak Ave. ______ ______ | mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ FOR SALE—jOne piano cheap for fied business, rate !c a word, min­ Houses For Rent cash. A p p ly -1011 W. Second St. imum 21c cash with order. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ FOR RENT— House, 210 Park A re. gusta. Ga.— Augusta's greatest FOR SALE— International tractor. suitable for apnrtmenta or , Special price. See Mahoney- rooms. Ising lease, summer rate*. classified medium, rate cash U c Walker Co. charge. 10c per line, minimum Inquire Royal Ice Cream Co. ,30c. FOR RENT— At Lake Mary, 5FORMULA FOR KILLING mosroom cottage. Has running M AINE— Watorville, Morning Sen­ quiDs, flics, fleas, bedbugs, moths tinel. Thousands o f Maine peo­ cockroaches and ants, in the house, ter, also garage, $15 per month. ple nrc interested in Florida prop-j yard or the orchard. Do you want Also four room cottage with ga­ erty. Reach them through the te learn how to kill these insect S f * ' JW,<? r*** m° nth* A pp,y Sentinel. Kate card on npplicn pests? Make your own insect P * C“ rn° r' tion. killer at ho mo; ns simple to make FOR RENT— House, furnished or unfurnished. Well located. Se« l’ ALM BEACH COUNTY—The as a pot o f colfee, nnd very cheap. scene o f stupendous development Mail us 25 cents, stamps or coin, A. P. Connelly & Sons. Rend about it in tho Pulm Bench and we will mail .you the formula FOR RENT— AHor Slay 15, houso Post. Sample copy sent on re- for making a stainless insecticide on Myrtle Avenue. Phone 388. f q u est.____ ~ - Ihiit will positively kill above men­ j TAM PA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily tioned insects, and many more. Times, the great home dally, Send 25 cents today. It will be the Apartments rate l*kc iter \vofd, minimum best quarter you ever invested. charge 25c cash with order. Write FLORIDA CHEMICAL CO.. 8th For Rent for complete rate card. St. mid Talleyrand Ave., P. 0. Box 453(1, Jacksonville, Fla. D K Y K I . D P B R H A T T E N T I O N — P e n FOR RENT—House o r opatmcnL M i c o in Is b e g i n n i n g t h e g r e a t e s t d e ­ v e l o p m e n t In ' t ll o r h l a ' a , h i s t o r y ; a •111) Palmetto Avenue. FOR SALE—-12 hens nnd 1 rooster, h a l f a m l l l l - i a d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o i h Rhrtde Island Reds, pure breed, FOR RENT— Two room apartment, g u l f b e a c h J u s t f in is h e d ; a t w o newly furnished, $25.00 month. 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 ­ for $25.00. First order gets them. b i a H a y s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m i l l i o n D. M. Douglas, Route A. Box 20d. 310 W. Third Street. ii d o l l a r o p e r a b o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u c tb > n ; t w o m i l l i o n s b e i n g s p e n t n n j b l a b w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r liv e d e v - l o p e r s t o g e t III o il g r o u n d f l o o t . W r i t e D e v e l o p m e n t D e p a r t ­ m e n t T h e I ’e n s n c o l a N e w s . W l'sT—VnTciNI A ~ C l s r k ' s t i u r g . T h e t ’l n r k s b u r g E x p o n e n t , m o r n i n g I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m o r n i n g Is s u e . 1 c e n t p e r w o r d , n f l n l m u m 31c . _ _ _ _ _ FOR RENT—Two or three rooms, FOR SALE, or will trade for enr, furnished apartment, ideal loca­ five acres o f unimproved celery tion, 200 E Third St.___________ _ land near Oviedo. Write C. II. Uroderntnn, 204 S. Main St-, Ovie­ FOR RENT—Two or three rooms, , furnished apartment, ideal loca­ do, Fin. tion. 200 E. Third Street. a. FOR SALK— One cooking range. FOR RENT— Two room apartment TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Mrs. A. II. Knight, Route A, Box furnished. Summer.rates now on. Florida real cstnte advertise in Ferndale Apts , 305 E. Flrat St. the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cent* a word S u n d a y s ,______ “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell an ything?" If so advertise in the “ Gainesville Sun.” L6 s i art opportunity to keep abreast with the times by nih't reading the classified tie your daily newspaper. Heralti want ads contain many intcrcstialt WANTED— Bungalow wanted by messages. It will pay you to r fiu responsible family. Must have them daily._______________ -Q three bedrooms and bo well lo­ FOUND—Corbin key. Owntr ei cated and comfortably furnished. M.ti to the notion of th e1Dscoeln Counties, nuhject to. the Address “ Bungalow,” caro The have same by calling at He 01 u,° Democratic prlamsry to bo held rfinsry of 1924. ofUco'and paying fur ad._______ Sanford cllrnld. June 3rd. I respectfully solicit K I I . K 1L R E R . your support. LOST— In store or on street, pi OP. Cl.KItK OF COURT....... M . O . O V E R S T R E E T . o f teeth with platinum hbr announce my Candidacy FO R COUNTT JU D G E . acrons front- Retur nto Dr. C; nfflc- -R Clerk of the ClrFUII CLERK CIRCUIT COURT. I hereby announce my candidacy bn. Hemlnole Cotinty. FlorTjff ' 'J.'1'JWWW ■■S 1- ' ■ ' * twelPa ogjfgJBift flggtefrJSM I wish 'U apoople nasty. ill'll to the dsgfakin nf the - |* - T-.. V valuable, a rtid is _ desirous of living in Snn-f V n l i .iirifW o - v T t C m P h e l d , o n Court of Seminole- County, subject r). A D. 1924. T stand for action of the voters at the Dem o­ to Democratic primary. Juno 3 f j . , lost day. In many insta I ford. If you want to rent y o u r i _____ ________ _________________ _ | , , every . ------cratic primary June 7. J : ( j a n - l service I n office. It. C. M A X W E L L If elected. I promlso too faithful the finder advertises them pfneo invest thirty cents in a Her- j W ANTED—Sanford business men j I J f t H N q I . E O N A R D T . Schelle Maine* VANCE E. DOUC1LASH. performance of the duiiis con- T .h e. Sanford Herald. I f -you h* a r^ ' aid wwant udi anu FO R R E F R E X flN T A T IV R . . . . 7 t c h : whn nrc in need of competent! Ileal Estate necled with Ihnt office. i ... . m i : \ f : V \ r o R K R O M " t i i k I lirrcLy announce iny candidacy either lost or found anything II t those interested. Phono your ad . . 1 W. 1„ MORGAN. ►m : t : \ T H v i:\.\_t o r i .\l for member Hoosa of Representa­ and might pay you to run n little ad on ! to 148. Use The etlrald want ad "c'l> rci '• tho L A W Y E R -s S n j s r m c T . tives for Humliiulo County, subject r o i l COUNTY rOMMIXIIOM'.IlT" thia page. Phone ft to 148. * I page for quick service. | P:*Ro of The Herald There a no In-ir,r. m y r n n d l d a c y f o r to Mu- action of the voters at the Insurance I hereby announce my candidacy — C ou rt B o o m »thn as s t a t e H i - n a t o r f r o m my car ThursiU? S*MAI,L HOME located near lake i rcusjjn for sending out-of-town for Democratic primary. June 3. for re-electton lo the office of LPST^-From [vlrrn tlt S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t , SANFORD,------ FLORIDA FO R R E ST LA K E. County Commissioner from Dis­ afternoon between Sanford Mjd | desired by smnll family used to help when there is probably Just I to th e D - - n n c r » t f c P r i m a r y trict Number Four of Hemlnolo F O R ( .'O U S T Y C O M M IS S IO N E D . Iline 3rd. t am nn ntCounty, subject to Iho action of DoLand one brown coat and initial tcaring for nice things. House must , the M rM n yoU wnnt in the city ! I hereby announce tny candidacy the Domocrallc »t law t . o ik-ln* at San* — ------------------ :----------f I ‘ primary June 3rd, E. H. on Inside, return to this OH! bo well furnished and i»c conven- * for County Commissioner fnr tho 1921. •• a n d h a v e b e e n a r e s WANTED— Young men to work ( tianford ivntly ioi-atcd. Give location, price fico and receive reward. f t xfi.l a i t u r i u . - ) ! I n t h e N l n e Fifth District comprising ChuluoMoughton R V. WHEELER. ufter school. Must be of good i Elton J and full information when writing HeraldV rntnrl.il D i s t r i c t f o r 13 ta. Geneva and Osceola, subject to George A . DeOottes F O Il C O U N TY C O J U IU IIM R II. linir support will be greut- the nrtlnn uf the Democratic pri­ Box 431, Sanford, Florida. nppcarance ami willing to hustlo. 1 ARCHITECT I hereby announce my candi­ “ tlltsd. Attorney-at-Law mary June 3. AddreoH in own hand writing, giv­ A. HAULEUSON;. . dacy for County Commissioner for LEWIS O'BRYAN. Over Seminole County First National Bank Bldg;. District No. 2. Hemlnolo County, R E A L ESTATE ing nge. Work is entirely on com­ »H I T A T E (tVrOItNEY. FO R -F I.EH I* C IR C U IT COURT. subject to Ilia Democratic Primary, lank Sanford, - ■ Florida I hereby announce that I nm a Juie; 3. 1931. u i m o t m c u - i n y c a m l l For ijale— House and lot on San­ mission basis nlid earning! will de­ ihe office of State AHor- candidate for the office o f Clerk ____________ ___ L. P. HAGAN. Sanford, - Florida ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Turn's^ H* B. Lewis Co. pend entirely on your ability to get T i6*' Seventh Jodlrlat iRr- of tho Circuit Court of Seminole FOIl PaOsECITINli H fn ilX R Y For Sale— Business now clearing A l l 0 7 P a r k A v e . Vhone 349 County, subject to the action of tho [ r w r l d n , s u b j e c t In t h e D e m I desire In aiiliounce to the Cttlresults. Box 100, care Herald. “bnury t o bo held June 3, Democratic primary In June. 1934. xens nf Hemlnolo County that 1 am four to five hundred dollars p.*r I'hone 349 II. H. C I I A r i ’ E LK $1,600 takej it. Corn* { a c n l h t ' i l * for the nomination to month. HELP WA NT ED— Young ladiesor j i A. SCARLETT. bo Prosecuting Attorney for th« quick. F O I l C O U N T Y J U D G E . go.sj appearnuce willing to d o , Fred R* W ilson To the People o f Seminole County; County Court of Hemlnolo County, tOPi TV 4'f >t|A|III HI ON EH. For Sale— Ten acres, 300 feet) house to house canvassing on com* 1 The Matthews Press ' s n i i o u u i - i - my candidacy I nm n candidate for County subject lo the action of the Pomnlake front, gnud dwelling, garage, u ! ■Bffke „f County Commis- Judge, your support and vote on era tic primary, June 3rd, 1921. I mission basis. Good proposition W rlitk n l l l i l l . Snufard F la . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW will be grateful for your vuln and good variety o f fruit trees, a bar- 1 Ji'-rn lu-iriit Number Two Juno the 3rd will he appreciated. for real workers. Address Box 431; the nomination. Phone 417-L-2 lln - <'.ni.Hy. subject to the HAMPEL A. It. WILKINSON, gain for $4,000. Termscare The Hanfoni Herald, nnd give On pfood hard road __ _ERNB8T F. IIOUHHOLDBIL First National Bank B ldg, I l ) 2i ^,e n ,o c r * D c I’r lr n n r y We have tho largest listing sn . . , , r complete information as to ugc and | FOIl COUNTY JUDGE. FOR-JI STICE OF'PE aT b S a n ford ------------- Florida Subject, of course, to tho action OI- lc liUlti, I hwrrhy announce my t-amlblacj celery celery and and vegetable farms in tkejVGl’y t l e j V G l y DGSt DCHL OIU lU , °O ability. _______\_________________ JOHN llEISCIL of the Democratic primary to be *6s'VVi'Utf’>V-j aftpGs^lGJTTJBd^nd.tjjed ten vutfsers lo no Honu1 high class ________ ____________^ celery farm, grove or anything n : , n pv.n n n t t h o n i ’ G S G n t advertising. Preferably those who 4 I'lSdlilfle fo r t h e o f f i c e o r fill for the nomination and elec­ the r e . , , | „ e .n on' crop at the present Wilson Welding & Radiator rfi>»,mtlng Attorney, suh- tion. and If elected I assure the have had house lo house canvass- ■ Real Estate ami Insurance sell nt the owners’ prico only. Call time, right at loading “ * endorsement of the cltisenship of Seminole n fair nnd ing experience. See Mr. Under,-C.| BUILDING Works voters nt the June 3rd. falthfpl administration of the a f ­ nnd see us. We give you tho bar­ Pulcston-Brumley Bldg, W. Zaring Co., Tuesday morning 8 fairs uf the office. station. Will, sell gains and service. M A T E R IA L flSOnOE C HE RHINO. S C I!E LLE MAINER o’clock. tianford, Fin. *®lf L’s 'ifetal we ea.: (raid ft." THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. COty-rv ( :0 M U I S S I 0 N E r T FO Il CON KTAnLE. f t f t ‘ W ANTED—7,290 salespeople now SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. iANFORD, FLORIDA I , " "anounco my candidacy I hereby announce myself a ean- MliiACLK Concrete tlo., gentirml 1 U I l t p ijt lV V .V J U make big money selling Watkin* for tho offlco of ldatn for re-election nn June 3rd, ■ 1 ■■■— — cement work, aidewlaka, build­ C l n a +V »irH n n cV t V t n l - nationally advertised household l \***,*«lon*r of Hemlnolo 924 as Constable of Dlatrlrt Num­ casn, Dai products. You can too. Estab- THOMAS AW NING & TENT CO , Klc« s °A aubjoct lo ber 1, of Hemlnolo County, which ing block*, irrigation boxes. J. B. A U T O M O B n a E S A N D Une-tnilU Thai | |j-| Democratic prl- Includes voting precincts Number* Terwilleger. Prop. Inc., largest and oldest firm in ance very reasonable f Branches 1 all _ l l IT D .1 ( ( . . . l. 2, 3 und 4. I will appreciate iho R E P A H IS over U. t i and Cana Sanford Machine Co. support of all voter* In District _ G L B L E D S O E , Lumber and Building MnlerUlt r . - c n ^ N T f f f H Jfll Number^ 1^ fc u tfjt )) W H 1 T T E N . _ FOR SALE— Ford sedan, 19X1 terms. Look this over da. Rure chance Just now for city Florida. Thomas awnings fit and H*a*ral llathla* Ball** sales dealers, men or women, full Carter Lumber Company J p •ssth u ctio n . model. First class running con­ Work* F O I l C O U N T Y rO MVItflN ION F.lt. carefully and you will or part time, in city o f Sanford and satisfy. Send fo r measurement k w ,Lm‘" " c* my candidacy N. Laurel tit. Phone 6C5. dition. Four new Goodyear coxl rtiixdtr a i u i i t a I hereby announce my candidacy r f t to Iho office nf elsewhere. W rite today for our tires, speedometer, domo night, want it. -,[• 'rlntendent of Public for County Commls*l«ner for the D i l l l u m b e r c o . A real good i*k*ar an s x iit r t , r i! House it/ chart, samplos, prices. 205-7 W. practical, suro money-making plan. Fourth Dlatrlrt of Hemlnole Coun­ ... . Seminole County, bumper, rim wheels, sparo tiie, ty. Hubjrct to the action of the Prlca J. R Wutklns Co., Dept. 100, MemService, Quality a id hid « democratic primary 1924 license. A bargain for cnib. buy. * ‘>ri June 3rd, 1934. June Primary of 19IL ^ Flagler St..- Miami, Fla. I phis, Tenn. Phone 135. J. M. Gullcgher, phone 49-J. i. T - 'V . L A W T O N . BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD. ] ay PRINTING HAS 22^6 ACRES ■R- ..J M M C FOR f i i Sanford Sign Shop By GEORGE McMANUS ICING UP FATHER APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Clusses o f Work 107 Norti i l WANT 'TOO T O tvT oP * n o tv ^ R \_ t._ V. o ck ed tw o ,N T O AND lh t h e e *y e . I P --------- I MObT SEE. HOW C itj G E T T IN G a l o n g v / it h t h e O tN N E L R A ^ T H E « E A O t H < tjO C H VU LG AR HE> * 6 EVEN T O U R oocHESb o r FATHER w oolon 't STOOD TO TH A T ’ WILL. e^e. h e r e * I'm tjORRNt-MUN DOT | WA*i O N E O r ' y o o r e FIRED I DON'T APPROVE THE m e m , t h a t WA*b HIT IN TH E e w e a t FHE CbALL. G A M E I or ANYONE W H M HAPPEtSEo? ATTENDING THE e>ALL G A M E AND TOU CERTAINLY CAM’T WJAtT O N THE* I WEMT t o the : Sanford 4va STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions CvALL i g k Me:: f.* Members Florists Telegraph Da. livery Asaociatiaa 814 Myrtle Ave. * ?hona U0-W v• T A toE E LOOK.IMG' I L IK E f t h a t Sanford Novelty : W orks V. C. COLLER, Prop. Ccteral Shop sod Mill Work f n ice. INC. ------ r<— • • aVj» ' ‘.Jjf - i ’ r ll (j • MH i-J-t *'jw. T’ — | 517 Commercial S tiw l ” h t.-‘ A 1 i; K /• : 4«- ’ * Z T 3 E . Contractor «w and * Builder ir i -r a f»"," ' ^ " ■ A- •v*d*' B H ' * ■ ■ ' 1 . ■' * _ •• ■ ' Iff �uI J^***t^Ari tifeijfeitijys j * s s g jr a m rr* PACK SIX St a t e r a ilr o a d Isinsurance company SCOUTS TO HOLD Lending Mojiey On COMMISSION X 0 Sanford Real Estate COURT OF HONOR THURSDAY NIGHT HOLD HEARINGS THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. MAY 12, 1924. FLASH ES OF FLORIDA FACTS . . BY MOSES FOLSOM \ Kentucky T o Hold H o m e Comjng In Week o f May 16-22 9* _ ____ Q- - Florida ia the thirty-second state ir\1922. Anyone can prove the per . In n spirit of co-operation in nid-1 in population In the United States, cjpitn consumption by remember­ To The* FRANKFORT, ky.. May 12. — ing in the growth o f Snnford and but twenty-ninth in tho total ing the following: Deliveries from Kentucky is proud of her absent the community, The Jefferson amount o f federal internal rove- American warehouses in 1922 were sons and daughters whose achieve­ Will Investigate Complaints Rela­ Stnndnrd Life Insurance Company, Cenfral Florida Scouts Will Con­ nut! taxes paid in 1923, the same 9,182,300 bags, and 10,581,939 bags ments in their adopted homes all vene at OrUhdo Next Thurs­ tive to Inadequate Depot with headquarters at Greensboro, being 314,507,380, or more than the in 1923. The United States popu- over the United States have added day and Hold Mothers' Day lustre to tho glory oi their native Facilities At Ucsburg and N. C., is lending money on local Court. • M ay 1 4 ,1 5 ,8 P .M . combined payments o f Missfsssippi, lalion as estimated in 1922 was state and wants them to come back Grovelnnd. real estate property, according to Vermont, Montana, Idaho, North 110,000,000; in 1923 it was 111,- to their old homos in June nnd par­ an announcement made by the com­ On next Thursday evening, May Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, TALLAHASSEE, Fin., May 12. pany's local manager, J. H. Jack000,000. All coffees—heavy and ticipate in an old-fashioned Home HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS 14, at seven o'clock in the Orange Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada. —•The state railroad commissioner* son. light—average 135 pounds to the Coming, according to a proclama­ s -•*; tion just issued by Governor W. J. County Coart House at Orlando, have given notice of a trip to Lee* - 1 Mr. Jackson recently came to Arthur Brisbane keeps on say­ bng. and n pound of coffee makes Fields. will be held n r.ession Af the Court ing things about Florida. In a par­ G O N ZA L E Z GROCERY CO. forty cups. Florida is the nearest The entire state is preparing to •* o™ " r , r h ^ r “ -2 0 'J X t ,y E F t k ir U T L & of Honor which will be known as agraph the other day he said: when they will hold hearings nml ,jurjnK tjmc )10 negoto the great coffee producing coun­ pay tribute to these wanderers who fcomplaints of the people o f these tiated for his firm several loans of the Mother’s Day Court. Thia ses­ “ How long do you suppose it will tries, and in time- will become a arc invited to be the gttffts of be before Jacksonville, Fla., and friends nnd relatives for a fort­ titles of inadequate depot facili­ large proportions. Smaller loans sion. will he especially interesting Los Angeles both have an ocean great distributor. night beginning June 10.' The gov­ in view o f the fact that each Scout mny be procured from this com­ ties. Following the hearing it ■ U lllii traffic bigger than that o f which ernor’s proclamation is ns follows: Leesburg on the 20th they will go pany with good property as secur­ will bring a flower for another New York Is so proud today ? This FIND SPECIAL ALFALFA To all absent Kentuckians every­ ity according to Mr. Jackson, who to Tavares and personally invest!Scout’s mother, and parents are es­ ecuntry is only starting, and the where, to all native sorts' and gate complaints of inadequate fa­ stated that already the sum of $11,- pecially invited to attend. really big ports, nnd cities arc still JACKSONVILLE. Mny 10. — J. daughters now residing elsewhere, cilities maintained at that place 000,000 has been invested in sec­ One o f the most interesting fea­ to find their places.” Jacksonville J. I/igan, one o f the leading farm­ to all persons o f Kentucky blood tions where the company operates. for handling telegraph messages Confidence in Sanford d and its tures o f this occasion will he the leads the world in handling naval ers of the county and chairman of living away from their mother The Tavares Board of Trade has stores, For the year ending with Mayor Alsop’s agricultural com- state and to nil others who at any uested that the Western Union future has prompted the officials of ceremony of initiating Second Class the company to decide to lend mon­ Mnrch, 1924 the Gateway city w - ; m|ttee, reports the discovery o f a time have had their abodes in Ken­ legraph Company be required to W ednesday And i' ‘ ‘ * ' ' " Scouts fnto First Class rank. This establish an independent office ey on real estate here, Mr. Jack- ceremony is very impressive nnd to celved 137,141 barrels o f turpen- 1, pecic, of alfalfa, n winter plant tucky, Greetings and felicitations: In the name and in behalf of thu son said. The Jefferson Standard tine nnd 618,052 barrels o f ranin., r»ecU liarly adapted to Florida soil. Thursday three to take care of business pro­ fully nprepciate what Scouting duced by Tavares which Charles J. is the first company to inaugurate means, the public in general should Jacksonville^ is also one o f the jfe says the discovery was made commonwealth o f Kentucky, and 8 P. M. this feature of its business accord­ all o f it, and in the name and in groat American lumber ports. Oth- 1after experiments extending over a Close, Jr., pointed out in a letter attend. Another feature o f the oc­ er cities in Florida are also doing •period of five years, during whicii behalf o f tho people o f Kentucky, ing to Mr. Jackson. dated February 24, 1924, js "grow ­ Mr. Jackson left Sunday for casion will be tho presentation of things. .Tampa leads the world in ijme the nw plant stood th various und nil o f them, I, their Govern-: ing In leaps and bounds.” Greensboro where he goes to attend four Engle Scout Badges to boys shipping phosphntes. Tarpon i testa to which it was subjected by cr, do sincerely nnd cordially in­ "W e have just passed a bond is­ who have earned this honor. The the annual convention o f the agents o -nll._ nrn ntn»!r‘nttn'tn Springs lends in shipping sponges, Htate und nutionnl agricultural de- vite _you back for Kentucky’s 1921 •■ . i t sue to pave all tnc streets in Ta­ are working^ hard to^nttam Montlcello in watermelon seed, nnd partments. As u result of these j Home Corning. During the week o f Benefit o f Athletic Association vares and within the next year we o f the company. A special car left Scouts this honor, especially in view of tests, Mr. Logan states these de- i June M5 to June 22, you are invited should have a population o f not Jacksonville Monday morning with the fnct thnt the Central Florida so on through n good long listpartments have officially declared to attend nnd participate in the less thsn 2.000/' Mr. Close wroto its passengers including only those Council has offered ench Eagle * •' Inc All-Kentucky celebration centering Gov. Cary A. Hardee is o f the the plant a species of* ulialfu. the commission, and added that representatives who sold 1100,000 Scout two weeks outing nt Camp “ I have over 75 letters from the or more in insurance lost year. Mr. Silver Lake nenr Sanford, nnd all opinion that forest conservation is discovery, it is stated, will mean |in I-ouisville, nnd beginning on SPACE DONATED prominent business men in Tavares Jackson was one o f this party. one of the great problems before much to the development of the June 10 with ceremonies at HarDuring the convention which boys who qualify before camping Florida. Among other things he dairy industry in Floridu. 1rodsburg nnd Danville in commcmrequesting me to aco if we cannot time, will be extended this privil­ ----------------------------! oration o f tho one hundred and Met better service. I am sure that meets from Mny 13-18, the new $2,- ege. LL O Y D SHOE STORE says: “ Floridn hns broad acres es­ 000,000 home o f the company will NO IMPROVEMENTS NOW ; fiftieth anniversary o f HnrrodjIf jrour representative were to come pecially adapted for forest culture An additional Court o f Honor ---------'burg’s founding, followed on June here and see conditions ns they are bo formally opened, it in said. Be­ will he held at the Valdez Hotel i i It is time for us to adopt some JACKSONVILLE, May 10. — 17 by u . general pilgrimage to he would no doubt recommend n fore leaving Mr. Jackson stated constructive nnd progressive meas­ that in the future the annual meet­ Sanford on the evening o f May 30, There will be no improvements on Hftrdstown, there to visit the Old new office.” give all Scouts the opportunity ures toward that end. The sugges­ the S » . John’s river between Jack- j Kentucky Home itself, and thcrcWillis B. Powell, secretary of ings o f the representatives togeth­ to tion of teaching forestry in our to udvnncc. Scouting is growing sonvillc anti Sanford, at least for t after to be the guests o f the eity the Lake County Chamber o f Com­ er with officials, will be held some­ by leaps nnd bounds, and the Scout public schools has, in my opinion, the present, according to federal , o f Louisville until and including merce at that time, already had where in Florida. NOTICE Executive has reported that Cen­ much merit- No state in the Union called attention of the commission These officials 'Sunday. June 22. should take a livelier interest thnn engineers, here. tral Florida Council now has 31 (in a letter dated January 20, 1924) state that the board o f engineers During the week o f June 23, you To All Organizations and Churches in the Citjrj troops with 715 registered scouts ours, because with our rapid develto conditions which ha termed in­ . . . harbors. which is on- .are invited to repair to your own This remarknlffe increase in the onment in home building and with for rivrs nnd Sanford: adequate for the handling o f tele­ Program for May 13. past six months has been duo to our cver-incrcasing need for crates trusted with the final nay on such j homo counties, whichever they may graph business. “ The force of this matters, has decided aftor review| )C, un(| there to attend nnd purtiWSB. Atlanta Journal (429) Thursday, May 22nd, is Shrine Day and the Sunfordi depot consists of an ngent, a com­ 7-10 program, Southern Baptist the fact thnt the public is becoming nnd containers for fruits and vege­ ing recommendations o f the district Icipnto in the community Home j wider awake to its responsibility tables no other state than ours has bined W. U. mnn and bookkeeper Convention. Club would be glad for any church or any organizatsionl engineers, that improvements he . Coming celebrations that have been to the boy and his value to the com­ grenter need for adequate timber and to handle tho dispatching bus­ made on thi* section of the St. t arranged for, und there to re-visit meals, sandwiches -and coffee, on that day os we expect t«l WGR. Buffalo (319) 1-5:30. mu­ munity Kupplyr-7 iness. Recently they added— a sic recital; 5:30, News. John's river, that information in 'fh e scenes o f earlier dnyn, to re­ The court next Thursday night several thousand visitors here then. young man to the force.” build In not sufficient to Convince j nbW acquaintance* with former WMAQ. Chicago News (417.54, J. A. Dew, for many years agri­ that body of the advisability of the . neighbor* and friends and re-stab“ The telegraph man,” he said, 7, talk, Harry Hansen; 7:20, Amer­ will mark u new era in Scouting, “ gets a small commission on the icanization; 7:50 orchestra; H:ID and the jurors for this occasion cultural agent for Palm Reach federal government undertaking li.sh affectionate relations with your will be: Messrs. John McCulloch, county, has resigned to engage in Western Union business, but not Lyon and Mealy. any improvement in this locality ; „ wn kinsfolk. A. I*. Maurer, Hummel II. Jones, the growing of nvneadoes in the sufficient to justify tho expenses ] __________________________________ _ WDAP. Chicago (3(50) C, con­ E. S. Bridges, B. M. Allcmnn, Ne- Everglndns. He Will put out 100 at the present time. to the railroad for the time taken cert; 7:30 organ; 9 orchestra. s witt Johnson, T. A. Langford, T. in receiving and dispatching com­ K.YW. Chicago (530) 6:30, con­ A. Neul, I). P. Sins,- G. I), ffrebs, ncrcs. , The nvocado in destined to mercial business and delivering cert; 0-9:30 musical talks. he one of the great fruit crops of \V. F. Blackman and H. II. Dick­ tho messages.” s h e e t m u s ic WGN. Chicago Tribune (370) ?- son, members of the Orlando Cham­ the state. Mr. Powell said he had conferred 10 orchestra; program. Chauncoy Mitchell I)epcw cele­ ber o f Commerce, which has nlwnys One for 35c, another for lc. with county officials at Tavnres anil W8 AI. Cincinnati (309 ) 0 mu­ taken great interest in the Boy brated his nintieth birthday anelWASHINGTON, May 10.— A de­ Visitors that come to our City are our guests and v«fei they believed that pluco was en­ vursnry on April 23. This diati’nRECORDS sic; 7 chimes; 7:15 singipg. Scout movement, nnd which organ­ finite decision to have tho oouse __ m, titled to "n real servido now.” guished American hns spent thir­ expect to invite guests to our City and bavo them stopped| W LW. Cincinnati (309) 3 lec­ ization fully appreciates what a ropHidcr the McNary-IIaugcn Farm j One for 35, 57 or 75 etas, a n ­ J. B. Cheatham, Western Union ty-six winters in St. Augustine, ture; 9 music, address. the streets by dfferent ones and asked to buy anything, for I Scout means to the community in Relief bill in thi* session o f cons superintendent for Florida, reporiother for 5 ct9. local was reached today by RcpubWJAX. Cleveland (390) 7:30, which he resides. .where . . . he is president of the ,__Kress embarrassing to strangers and does not givo the City i ed to the commission, that one of historical society, and identifies |jcan leaders and assurance given ELECTRIC LIGHT SHADES hit representatives had visited Tn- bedtime; 8 concert. name. They are from other places and have their own i himself with the activities o f the that the .. ........... ^wil ,i Ibo taken „up „ , W.FAA. Dallas News' (470) measure Vares and investigated the service THIS W EEK IN Ancient City. He snys he expects the last week oh the first o f the j One for 85 ct». another for rations to support in their home towns. 12:30-1 address; 8:30-9:30 choral reports is very inere, “ which he • 5 eta. to begin plaving golf ten years fallowing. Tho farm bloc is n o t' SANFORD o f tel- d u b ;l l -12 concert; 12-1 operatic. good.” The uverag hente. Mr. Dopew approves o f wo­ content with an agreement reach -' WWJ. Detroit News (617), 0 SANFORD SHRINE CLUB egrams received daily.for delivery men in politics, but thinka they «hI at a Republican conference this News orchestru. i ten, Mr. Chcnthnm added, stntMonday. E. F. LANE, President take it ail too seriously, especially WCX. Detroit (M 7), 5 .concert; ing n that ...................... half of these were deliver Regular meting I. O. O. F. at their speeches, for they rather tell wrek thnt “ some relief mcarurc’’ j 9, Red Apple club. 105 Palmetto Ave. b considered. i ii i n u ii i iiiH iiiH iiiiim iiu iiiiiu hy telephone, and the remainder 8 P. AL, Masonic hnll. fuhny stories than be president. ’ the clerk who used an uutomo- WTAS. Elgin (280 ) 7:30-12 mu­ Tuesday bile for the purpose. Mr. Cheath­ sical. Subscription Bridge of the San­ WBAP. Wort Worth Star te le , The new Ford assembly.nlnnt nt am stated that transmission nt ford Woman’s Club at 8:30, Club Jacksonville hus a river frontage gram (470) 7:30-8:30 concert; 9:30 Tuvnre* was good, and that the House. o f 1,400 feet, the building being force maintained by the railroad 10:15 orchestra. Regular •MWW’-.rM ) feet, „a Afloor'nrcn n n .* ...— o f llBjHR KFKX. Hastings (341) re4 „ i , meeting r-v...'- _ tof V V LAfasonlc » 7 — I 200x500 my (which handles tho West- , vrxv 4 . * ss- **•’:*% ■—— W - I R i, m -V r »vVo, Kansan City Star (411) .U a S O n iC .tia lL -" Yrf-150 cars andI Itrucks a rbryv^and point wiircTTffsMcrrdbftHtirely sufWeekly luncheon, Rotary Icient flc * to hundlc the small volume 3:30, musical matinee; (1 Sheool of nt 12:15 nt Valdez Hotel. Club will employ about 000 men The bf commercial telegrams passing thu Air, 11:45 Nighthawks. Regular meeting Royal Neigh- plant expects to be in operation WHB. Kansus City ( 111) 2 la early this summer. In this con­ through that office.” dies; 7 educational, music, 8 clas- J?1? America, nt 7:30, Masonic nection it will bo o f interest to say sicul, orchestra. - Hu*l. that 41 foreign countries in 1923 Wednesday K-H-J. Los Angeles (395), 8, bought 127,035 American passen­ Other Sizes to 40x8 All Weather Tread Cordi FORD SIZES Regular meeting Elks Club, 8 concert; 8:30 rflusic contest;- 9. ger cars and 24,859 trucks, having I’. M., Clubhouse. — Full 10% OversUe. children; 10 vocal; 12 orheeatra. Wingfoot Cords Red Tu. Pathfinder Fabrics K-F-I. Lo* Angeles (409), 8 :45weekly luncheon. Kiwnnis Club, an approximate valu eof $100,000,Tubes as above 000 south of us arc buying more vocal; 10, orchestru; fl concor.; t"**1’ Vuldcz Hotel. 30x3........$7.50 Tube $1.50 Regular meeting Osceola En­ cars each year, and Jacksonville 12. entertainment. wilt be the nearest supply point. campment I. O. O. F. 8 P. At. MnW1IAS. Louisville Journal (400) 30x3'/o $8.25 ................ Tube $1.70 32x4 $19.35 sonic Hull. CLEVELAND, Mny 12.— Handl­ 7:30-9, concert, reudings, talk. Few persons realize the annual Thursdav W ingfoot Fabrics ing o f the preparations for the WGI. MeJford HilNidc (300). 32x4 ...... $ 2120 33x4 $20.05 Weekly luncheon* Association of slaughter of birds in Floridu* by Republican national Big Brother Club; 6:30 talk, conhousing o f the K cats and dog*. The quesion of the 30x3 $ 8 .2 5 ....................... Tube $1.50 cert. Business Women 12:ir>sut Valdez convention here In June is the big conservation o f bird life is one Job o f Lincoln G. Dickey, manager WMC. Memphis Commercial A p ­ Hotel. 34x4 $20.90 30x3.1/;- $ ........ Tube $1.70 34x4 ......... 24.60 Regular meeting Eastern Star, worthy of being taken up in the qt Cleveland's public hall, where peal, (500). 8:30 St. Luke’* Episco­ zchools. Birds are fast disappear­ the convention will be held, u man pal church; 11 frolic; Huwaiinu or­ 8 P. M., Masonic Ilall. Cords 32x4 Vi $25.05 Regular meeting Col. Theo. ing. Experts say that without birda who has given years of his life to chestra. handling o f crowds.' WLAG. Minneupolis-St. Raul Roc sw ell Aux. U. S. W. V., 8 P. the insects would in time destroy 30x3i/2 Reg $11.15....... Red Tubes $2.65 33x4i/o ..... 29.95 33x4 i/* $25.95 all vegetation Insects multiply Me Wheft Dickey was nine yours old (417), 7:30, lectures. with wonderful rapidity. Instances 30x3'/. O’S i z e ................................. $13.15 hla father organized the Wlnuntt, ’ Friday CKAC. Montreal (425) tl bed­ 34x4i/j ..... 30.80 34x4 Uj $26.80 Ind., assembly that developed into time; 0:30-9:30 orchestra. Weekly luneneon, Chamber of are common where one kind of the 30x3i/o SS C o r d ............................. $13.80 hundreds o f thuusunds in existence the big nationally known Chautuu33x5 ......... 37.40 WHN. New York ( 200) 7:39- Commerce, 12:15, Vuldcz Hotel. qua. Young Dickey grew up with 0:45 orchestra, artists. Regular meeting, Knights Tem­ destroy tho crops o f whole commu­ 33x5 $31.90 • 30x3'/. SS O’S iz e ............................. $15.65 35x5 ....... 38.95 nities— for example, grasshoppers this venture, and his first job with WEAK. Now York City (492), plar ;730, Masonic Hail. K was making reports on attrac. 5:30-8, musical, talks. in the west. I have been un trains 35x5 31x4 SS C o r d ................................. $17.55 $32.95 tions. This developed to such su WlsMtSWl VJfd ft&) J Accessary. A building scaling 4,400 was put up and nt the age of 7 music; 8:35 talk. Association of Operative Millers the ground in a day. Evcfy grow­ All Tires Applied Free *4 years Dickey was assistant g c iWJZ. New York (456) 5-9:30 will hold Its twenty-ninth annual er of plants understands the need Flaps a t no Charge A ll Fresh Stock tral manager. talks, orchestra; 9:30 dance. convention in Denver during the o f constant spraying to savo their Terms Cash Just prior to the world war, yo,l\OR. Newark (405) 4:15 mu­ week o f June 2 to 7, uccording to growing things from pests. Per­ Dickey was vice-president of the sic^ 4:30 bedtime; 5 orchestra; a recent announcement. Member­ sona desirous o f information about Cult-Alher Chautauqua. Prior to 5:30 sport talk. ship in the association includes rep­ thu dangers o f insects and the that he wns general superinten­ W AAM. Newark (255 ) 5-9 mu­ resentatives from all parts o f the value o f birds to farmers and gar­ dent of the Ridputh organization, sical; U 9:30 orchestra. * United HUtes, Canada and England deners, should writo to the United which toured a number of prim.) WOAW. Omaha (520) 0-0:30, and even Chinn nnd Japan. A r­ States Department o f Agriculture, donnas and singers. apuikers; 0:30 dinner; 9-11 recital. rangements are being made for tho Washington, • sc, imiii D. \C., iiiv the aFloridn exIn 1018 Dickey conducted the en­ KGO. Oakland (312) 10 “ Seven- entertainment o f 1,009 millers and jierimont station, Gainesville, or'to tire program of tho war exposition teen” KGO Flayers; 12-U n. m. or- their families. Hiram Byrd, president of the W E DO NOT CLAIM T H A T OUR o f tho United States and tho allied Chentl a. Technical problems of millim' Florida State Audubon Society, governments for the department of operation und allied subjects will WFI. Philadelphia (395) I talk; TIRES W IL L R U N 25,000 M ILES Bradentown. public information. He had chnrtre 4:30-8:30 orheestra. dance. make up the innjer part oi the con­ of 32 cars o f war trophies. With WDAR. Philadelphia (395) 5:0U vention program. R. A. Gray, chief clerk o f thu this he broke all world’s attend­ talk, Philadelphia (509) 4:05, or banking bureau in the state com p-' ance rocords for short timo expoti hcertra; 5 talkn; 0:15 opera; 8:10 SUMMER CARNIVALS troller's office n1 Tallahassee, says tions when he presented the expos)- talk; 8:15 dance. PROPOSED that in 1900 there were 23 state -tio * 40,000 paid admission* in tlon to WCAE. Pittsburgh (4G2) 6 :3j DAYTONA May 12— A move­ T H A N A N Y OTHER TIRE. Pittsburgh ono afternoon. This e x - , concert; 0:39 bedtime; 0:45 fea­ ment is under way horc for hold- bank* in Florida with total resour­ ces of $1,773,010.11. In 1914, position was shown under his dlrcc- ture; 7:30 musicul; 10 concert. in gn series o f three-day summer Florida state banks had increased tlo inn many cities and \vu* seen KDKA. East Pittsburgh (320), carnivals In behalf o f the Triple by hundreds of thousands of spec­ 6:30 bedtime; 5:15 talk, Prof. Pcr- Citiea and Ormond, the first of in number to 212, and in total retators. nval Hunt; 8 concert; 9:30 Qucs*.i which wll bo staged July 8, 4 and aourcea to $43,321,417 63. On March Later Dickey came to Cleveland City Orchestra. 6. The movement was started at a 31, 1924, there were 212 statu as secretary of the Cleveland Ad­ KGW. Portland (492 ) 9:45 for­ meeting o f mem and women fepro- banks and trust companies in Flor­ vertising club and from there was mers talk. rentfng the civic, religious, pat­ ida with total resources of $185.made business manager o f the KPO, Ban Francisco (423) 8 :3 ) riotic, l|aU|na), governmental 080,053.41. Clc viand Symphony Orchestra, ckestra; 7 comedy. and other bodies o f the places a f­ It is proposed by Barron Collier leaving this position to become the WGY. Schenectady (380) 0:15 fected. to givo 1,500 acres o f land for a manager of Cleveland’s big muni­ address. Dr. Edward K. Hale, oi cipal auditorium. He was appoint­ hcestrn; 7 comedy. PERTH, Australia, May 10, — pork to be known as the LincolnUSanford, Fla. ed by Mayor Fred Kohler, with tha WBZ. Sprihgflold (337) 4 con­ The biggest purchase o f pastoral Leo Memorial National Park, nnd U“ *ef*tsndinB that no -politics cert; 5:30 bedtime; 6:40 organ; property over recorded In western congress has (icon asked to donate should enter into the. administra­ 7!3Q concert; 9 conference, M. E. Australia has besn made by Sir 160 acres known as Royal Palm I ’ i li + tion o f the hall. church. Richard Waldio Griffith, who rec­ Hammock, to form its nucleus. taking ovor-the manage- ^KSD. St. Louis Post-Dispatch ently bought two properties, each Recuiutiono by tho Collier county t tnetn of the hall a gidat variety (540), 0 Ahergh’s concert ensem­ consisting qf about 600,000 acres. comlhissfoncrn have been present­ of Attraction* h*ve been booked by ble; 9 entertainment; 11 dance. The pastures, for which the price ed to the senate by Senator Fletch­ Dickey, hundnla of thousand* of WKC. Washington ( 409) 5 chil­ of $800X190 woj paid, have been er to that effect, tl la proposed to ■*°n* paying admission to them, dren s stories, songs; 0-8:55 enter- enclosed with 700 milos o f fenc­ build a Ann entrance and ornairtont well did Dickey operate thu­ tainment; 9 Catholic 0 . glee club. ing. und 60 paddocks havs been it with atatutea o f Lincoln and l,ce. built. dding that he was able to ahow profit o f $25,000 to the city las: LOW TEMPERATURE It is said that more millionaires .despite the great expense conST. AUOUSTfNE. Mny 12- A COTTON INQUIRY Y pass through the Jacksonville ter­ with the hall. new low temperature record was , Ir, COTTON INQUIRY. minal station every winter than WASHINGTON May through any other in the coun­ n ..i u * u . u k ~ . i l ----- T*rt . . i tor the month o f May Realistic, although artificial, is In St. Augustine »h0 mercury reg- Inquiry into the cotton ta x U ^ 'I * . try. i roctuUy patented plant which. It Istering 50 here last night. This dintry by tho tariff ■ ------------ --min>*tio.i claimed, will keep its appear- Is the first time of record when the s ordered today to According to experts, the aver­ “ under different rempernturc *■■ - — age American drank 5M cups of »— 50. coffcq in 1923, a* compared to 4< uf.; E HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL P.f | n i r * M HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS s Radio Program s Farm Relief Bill Is jSpecial for 10 To Be Reconsidered I hi f c l. I Days F.P.RINES t S These visitors are our guests and shall not allow any organization, or; one, to sell any kind of tags, flowem candy, or souvenirs on the streets1 day, May 22nd. I Dickey Has Big Job Ahead In Handling Repub Convention 33x4 ........... 24.05 9.70 32x41/2 ..... 27.90 N O TICE But They Will Give Your More Mileage ins Lincoln fiO i' • |* tv Ji *1 •*!{ L i n i< tW V\. 'K • 4i\ •vj-t •J <’ ( Olilili �I T.;,. ■ ■•* $% # H A t JHI ‘ ■i ^ IF / U'- ' . ,r ' 'if '"•ft , '•*■ • •■ ■• f ' mi rV f i » i * I>f ? ‘ *14* 4 \ Richest G a r d « U n a SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS in SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1921. ’ ‘ 'V . ' V & i - r £ C ■ /? » ^ .___________ : . - ^MTrr * fT7? »«>**»*» .f* TTw t p Ob w » A T i , m *-'•«»? FLORIDA — Fair weather att! * moderate Tuesd* t a f i f temperature ir ' and Wednesday; gentle variable winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES NUMBER 37 =r Premier Poincare to Resign June Fourth ifi tv * 3H ou rs and 40 6S Jury Finds ;ssman guilty liskey Charge lutzTsAlso o- r fr f CARBIDE IS , TESTIMONY ON SHOALS OFFER Repreaenitatirea ol Allied Power Company to Argue on Their Pro>)baals Today. PARIS, May 13—Premier Poincare nod his recently ‘ re­ organized ministry will swp down from power on June" 4. The premier interpreted the majority given to the parties of the left in Sunday’s parliamen­ tary elections ns repudiation to his government and forthwith decided to resign. The decision was ratified at a council of min­ isters held in the palace of Ely* see under the chairmanship of President Millcrand. June 4 is the earliest constitutional dntc the government could have chosen to resign. Discussion in rndica and so­ cialist cijcies ns to tho forma­ tion of a new government indi­ cates that leaders of the coali­ tion bloc o f the left will insist upon the Socialists receiving n full share o f honors. Alrendy n strong movement is on foot in favor of n Socalist as president o f the chamber. G. 0. P, LEADERS Ie a su r e v e t o Administration Spokesmen Tell Republican Leaders in Congress to Get Confer­ ence Modification of Reven­ ue Rill As Passed by Sen­ ate or Prepare to Accept A Veto By The President. Mexican Rebel Chief Executed Yesterday •MEXICO C lT Y .i May 1 3 Gcnvral oFrtunato Maycotte, one o f the leading inlitnry com­ manders o f tho Do |,a Huerta rebeljon was executed after a . court mnrtia at Poofcutla Oax- ara, yesterday, according to a "repert to tho war department from General Alberto Gunjanio. r With him were executed his •chief of staff Lcovigildo Avila ami Manuel Flores. VIRGINIA FACING W O R S T FLOODS KNOWN IN YEARS WHITE WOMAN French Premier P0LL0FMAD00 OF NOMINATION Criminal Assault Attempted Upon Young White Wom­ an in Lunch Room in This City During Early Morn• ing Hours Tuesday — Jes­ sie (Cole Is Arrested By Police CharRed with Crime. Message O f Rockwell Says His Strength Is 640 Votes Now With Chance For More Ex-Treasury Head In Tennessee Now * td WASHINGTON. May 13. — The An assault upon a young white revenue bill reached the cross woman, the manager o f a local I roads today as administration lunch room, was attempted early WASHINGTON, May 13.— Supspokesmen warned Republican luiiTSentence Is porters of the Union Carbide Com­ this morning when a man entered lenders in congress to obtain in McKenzie Issues A Damage ^re conference modification o f the leg­ Death and Heavy her place of business where she al­ Years in Prison pany’s proposal for Muscle Shoals Ri-lilts of Rains That Have Notice Predidting concluded their testimony today at islation ns passed by the senate or Raymond Poincare, present pre­ so sloops, and choked her into n IUcn Falling Continuously prepare to accept a veto. Sennto |fin e o f $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 the hearing o f the state agricul­ mier and war time president o f seml-coqscious state. Jessie Cole, McAdoo’s Selection For 3 Days ture committee. Representatives democrats, at the same time let it a white man said to be an employee*] the French Republic, who was dco f the Alabama and Associated be known thut they were prepared LNGTON, May 13— Power companies are scheduled to RICHMOND, May 13.— As n re­ of a local hotel, was arrested short­ feated in the recent elections, has According to a message to put up a fight to retain the ly afterwards in connection with resigned and will go out o f office of Representative appear tomorrow. irincipal features o f their program sult of rains that have fallen nl- tho crime. received by the state Mcon June 4. Frederick M, Beckett, represent­ n the measure.' ^ Republican, Kenmost continuously throughout the The attempted act was commit­ Adoo headquarters in this Na ing the Carbide Company, discuss­ Senator Simmons o f North Car­ state for the past three days Vir­ ted shortly after 2 o ’clock, accord­ (ho was found g u ilty city from David Ladd Rock­ ed the production of "urea,” the olina, in charge o f the democratic ing to the police, wlui were notified L by the fe d e r a l new fertiliser which the company pany well, of Chicago, who is cam- '* tax reduction fight, announced to­ ginia now faces the most general of the trouble a few minutes Inter [Kentucky o f con apir- proposed to manufacture at Mus­ day that unless he received assur­ flood condition experienced in wfcen nn unknnwn party telephoned pnign manager for WilHam IrhisVey tran saction s, cle Shoals. He said an actual need Senator Wheeler Denies Every Im­ ance that the hill as passed by the many years. One dedth has been j the Qplicc station and said "a Gibbs McAdoo the informa­ existed for a new nitrogencous fer­ . I !• . i ■ i i ' A i m i v t u n m n n n m l l i n i m senate would not be “ slaughtered” reported while rivers and streams I >°ung woman hnd been badly in plication of Wrongdoing in up today b y th e tiliser to substitute fo r Chile ni­ tion is g iv e n out that latest in conference, ho would wage a jured in a fight. Final Teatimony nmittec nam ed to trates fight to place a majority of the everywhere arc out o f their bnnks tabulation o f convention votes Colo was arrested following a “ Urea is the first satisfactory kte charges a g a in st WASHINGTON, May 13. — The Democrats on tho senate confer­ and in ninny sections serious dam­ questioning of the woman nt the Old and Nrw Projects to Be Com­ shows that the former treas­ form o f organic nitrogen to be ar­ ence committee. Ferndld-Lnughton Memorial Hospi­ age to crops has been done. ury department head now has tificially manufactured and the pro- hearings by a special senate com­ pleted at an Early Date; Oth­ tal by Officer Dyson and others. Can’t Accept in Present Form. $200,000 Damage. sent equipment at plant No. 2 is mittee on the indictment returned 6401/j. votes which will be Although she was unnblc to give a ers to Start Soon. Not only can the legislation not TON Ky.t May 13— A far more adaptable to tho early Th? greatest damage reported complete account o f the affair ut at Great Falls, Montana, against be accepted in its present form, given to him on the early bal- court here Monday manufacture o f urea than any oth­ declared, up to late this afternoon was sus­ that time, enough information wo,, That Sanford is progressing rap­ lots of the convention. The |flH|TtJ-, nu\n John W. er fertilizer o f a comparable cost,” Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of that administration leaders but any tax reduction would bo im­ tained at Charlottesville, where gained ny the officer to warrant idly^ is the assertion of many prom­ Kentucky, guilty o f con- he added. _ __ __________— ^ ----- state, charging him with accepting message points out that thin Cole’s arrest. At the sunu* time possible, they insisted, if pending connection with a whisHo explained that “ urea” was money for appearing in cases be­ special appropriations bills, such loss was estimated nt over $200,- Chief o f Police Williams wns noti- inent citizens who puint with pride is 85 votes short of the nec­ _Uon In 1D21. made by treating a solution o f cy- fore the interior department, were as the pension and bonus measures 00D. Tonight the Rivannn river; rttHj ns wen a„ sheriff Hand. Both to the many developments features essary two-thirds required to rreturned its verdict af- anamide in water with carbide di­ was 25 feet above normal; seven officers later ucstioned the victim now tuking place. Following the are enacted. win the nomination. iting three hours and oxide derived1 from the burning of today, although some committee bridges hnd boon washed away; ut the hospital and Cole wns lodg extensive pa\*.ng program that has members indicated a difference of Tho general fiscal situation was lime. He declared urea was the opinion on the question. The message continues: ed in the city Jail shortly after he thoroughly gone over today at the several manufacturing plants were 10 (Lipwhultz, Philadelphia, most highly concentrated nitrogen­ was arrested, but wns later re­ gone on here for the post “ Thirty-three states and territo­ Wheeler Concludes Denial. Whito House at a conference be-4 ; vith tLangley was also ous plant food known, carrying >13 flooded and others had been forced moved to nnother jail . for safe months are many other municipal At today’s hearing, Senator tween President Coolidge, Secre­ ries, with 'J2Q convention votes al­ per cent in the commercial form. Wheeler was tho only witness and city was keeping. To what city he hus been ’improvements o f n nature that will tary Mllon and Chairman Smoot to shut down and the) B) ready have expressed their prefer­ ; disagreed in the case Bcckeft estimated the cost of concluded a fiat denial o f every de­ o f the senate finance oemmittee. without electric lights/ street* removed, the local officers would ho o f great benefit to people o f t.y and ni S. Slater, Philadelpha, production at $44 per ton o f 20 per not say, but it is understood thnt ence,” sind Mrj Rockwell. In U)eso tail nnn implication o f wrong doing Meanwhile the sennte amend­ car service ns a result1 lt(of the high he was spiritrd away to a place Sanford und the community and lirfemiant. cent nitrogen fertilizer, and there­ that might lay in the government’s states, Mr. McAdoo won or divided ments to the revenue measure bo also to those who visit here from waters. nom sentence for con- fore, he said, the farmer would pay case ugainst him, but Senator ubout 100 miles away. forniully disagreed to by the house |tvo years* imprisonment only two thirds o f tho present price Sterling, Republican, South Dako­ and n conference orderd. The mea­ In the Shenandoah valley whero According to the police, shortly other sections of the country, it is the delegation from 27, losing only six completely to his entire Aeld o f line, but Judge Coch- o f Chit* nitrate and that if urea ta, entered n protest when Sena­ sure was not reported back to tho thp Shenandoah river is higher r.ftor 2 o’clock, Officer Young, who I .i„ri.ir,,,i uted the tine would be were shipped in concentrated form tor Borah announced that no more senate fo r similnr action, however, then it has been in 50 years, road* is on night duty at the office, reopponents, who have “ favorite _. . ’ . . , • , ceivcil a call siying that an as- , The boat bnrin Is r a p i ^ becom- sons” in most cases. five eighths o f the resent freight witnesses and no moro testimony an? covered with from six inches pending conference of leaders thero > "«.» “ >’ • lt. »* Pointcd a" ‘‘ ezpects to impose rata would be aaved. remained to be assembled in the on the appointment o f conferees, to six feet o f water. Many stores Miuit had been committed and that additional “ The states that have acted have contracts are to be L. H. Davis hydro electric engi­ proceedings. sdsy. and residences have been flooded. the police were needed. The officer which is scheduled for tomorrow. paved given Mr. McAdoo 436Mi delegates awarded soon for nioro . calmly. Mrs. Langly neer o f the Carbide company told Inhabitants of the lowlands spent proceeded to the cce.id anuw the streets, while no# streets are be­ against 378 for tho combined oppoSimmons Says No Change. The chairman had "summoned snme time thut Officer nyson on in Langley received the committee of the Carbide ofTer all the witnesses to date,” Senator ,_p ________ ___ the day moving their possessions Senator Simmons, declaring that ing opened ur>, extended, and grad­ sition, headed by Gov. Al * 1 Smith Smitl of dly beside her hus- was the only one that embodied a Sterling asserted, and “ people out­ tho bill as passed by the senafe wus to higher land. Storm warnings hir, regular bent, discovered the ed, test wells are being drlllled New York, with slightly more than “ clear cut program o f manufacture side,” interested in the case might framed on distinctly Democratic were received In time to allow* disorder in the lunch room. Both In an effort to obtain A soft water 125, including New York’s DO. »n Langley, with Lip- by definite process o f a fertilizer wish some others. Senator Borah lines, said he did not propose to farmers to remove all livestock to men found tbo woman in an al­ supply for the city at a minimum “ Seventeen of the remaining most unconscious state and they Slater have beq« on °f.dem onstrated superior. m e rit’’ .retorted that ^ .h a d 'c a lle d Vvery have.- the m a in provisions trans­ yafety but agricultural and garden immediately had her removed *.o cost tq the consumer, andt where states w ktiirritoriarV ra W a r n to f 'S l , He said the . ’ v nrbla e Did WunW Daraon hv “'’ both M u ” formed in conference. (fftwidsy. M ."5 r I f assur­ CTOfis were wiped o u t n KniMiMtArl suggested by both aaides, the hospital where Drs. Marshall,’' possAim, tJb city Is obtaining right- be fovoM lrb to Mr. McAdoo. Thun snow a profit to the government o f who had testimony to give, and was ances .that such would not bo done , and Walter B. Report Bridges in Danger that states have a total o f 180 vptes Langley and Toler examined her to of-w ay for extending streets 4 per cent per annum on-the gov ware co* defendants At Riverton the Shenandoah wan ascertain ready to “ wind up the matter’' were not received, he indicated, nn injuries. > h itH e r t* have been blocked. which, added to the 43flVk already ernment’s investment in dam No. 2, tjr when the epae wont quickly-so “ I can got to something immdclate contest on appointment 30 feet above normal tonight and Marks about her thruut sub- j Recently the city has secured won by him, will Increase his to­ h«t reversed their picas while all the other bida showed n important.” When peace was re­ o f conferees would be prveipituted. still rising. Mnny bridges in this stantiated hor statement later to i right-of-way for the extension o f tal to C16H votes. " rWednesday and enter- loss. stored, all further questions o f pro- lt wus 'possible, however, he said, neighborhood are reported in danthe- police-whcn-ihis laid thkL aim. R i ^ A y rm n ^ sou H i^ of ^H ujhey Replying to Senator Ralston, ggduro wu.ijcfL tman executive ses! guilty. -■Hoothcrn. and Norfolk and W n r fffrffid rhinmittia -tomorrow,.— the meeting o f the city commission­ Adoo is assured not few er thaa 3it »? mto-ir conspiracy in fertilizer-wotrtd “ b e -so ld ~ n t"C o st cncc. If the conference report w a s'fo u r to six Jfeet‘ of' — *-----•*-- nor* ‘ no n“ “ M m nu culH Relations With Campbell. water which hns about ers bids for tho removal of the old her hands and face, whiclt plus flvo per cent regardless o f votes, bringing his total to 648tt, the illegal removal of Senator Wheeler, reviewing his not satisfactory, he predicted it nlrcady risen above the tracks on she is said to hnve incurred when, Vaughn residence were opened und or over 100 more than a majority of the market price. ‘He said tho con­ would ba disagreed to in tho senrelations with Gordon Campbell, of whiskey from the tho Southern bridge. tho contract.awarded |o Victor in un attempt to get away from [Anderson distillery near tract provided that if urea proved Montnnu oil promoter, agreed that utc and appointment of new confer­ A t Harper’s Ferry, West Vir­ her assailant, she dnshtxl through Rmeltz and sons. According to re­ the convention.” fertilizer his law firm had received $-1,000 ees demanded. nr. Ky., and with’ con- unprofitable . another Mayor Forrest la k e , who sloco ginia, flood waters reported 25 feet port* this structure must be mov­ would be manufactured and if nil for representing his client in MonNo hitch developed in the pro­ above normal were pounding the u window in the front o f the lunch ed by tho first of July. It stands Mr. M cAdoo has been In Tennes­ 1effect its sale. Langley room. As soon us the woman had fertilizer was unprofitable to pro­ illy charged with us- duce ut Muscle Shoals the fertilizer tana state litigation, but declared cedure in the house. By unanimous main line bridge o f the Baltimore recovered sufficiently, Officer Dy­ directly at the head o f Rark Ave­ see, has been endeavoring tb get that no part o f the money wns ever consent the appointment of con ­ & Ohio tonight so thnt trains were aiwnce to nave federal son questioned her uml upon her nue-nml must be moved before the the presidential aspirant to coma provision o f the contract would ho intended us compensation for rep­ ferees was ordered by Speaker GilDirector Sam Colins, cancelled. forced to proceed with tho great­ information wont immediately to street can bu opened. This is one to Florida for a few hours' stay* resenting Campbell before govern­ lett named Chairmun Green, o f the est caution. blue permits allowing the hotel where the muh is em­ o f the few irregularities in San- learned today from the McAdoo na­ Senator McNary, Republican, '■•ll to be transported by. Oregon, observed that none o f the ment bureaus in leasing oil lands. ways and moans committee, and Thousands of Acres Ruined. and found him in bed. Ho ford's strut system, it is said, and tional headquarters at Chicago, .............. ........... .. ................ .. ployed that he would be adviaed Wednes­ ry to law. Huth and proposals provided for the produc­ He denied that lettters and tele­ Representatives Hawley, Oregon, From Harrisonburg comes tho when removed will not only add was arrested and brought to jail. Treadway Massachusetts, Ru- \rv|>ort thnt thousands of acres of charged with having tion o f more thnn 40,000 tons an­ grams from Campbell's files could ami When arrested Cole wus in n greutly to the appearance of thnt day whether It can be arranged for im lil iitn n a n ti,l f . n *i * « i> . I 1 .■ publicans, und Garner, Texas, and construed to show he hnd ap kwti $30,000 for tho per. nually- o f fixed nitrogen for ferti­ farm craps in thnt section are drunken stupor ami when told what part o f the city, but wjjl be o f Mr. McAdoo to coma to this stata Pjd«T, then a clerk in the lizer, while the Norris hill calling penrrd to ask for oil permits ami ( ’oilier, Mississippi, ranking Demo­ ruined, several power plants put ha was being arrested for, declar­ much convenience to the people who for a speaking engagement in tbia city. Jwhibilion director’s of- for government operation placed declared the $4,000 paid by Camp­ cratic members on tho committee. nut of commission, a score o f ed thnt ho knew nothing of the live in thut vicinity. Democrats' l'rovisinas. gusddphia, was charged no limit on the production o f ferti­ bell to be insufficient to cover fees small towns thrown into darkness crime and denied implication nltoIn a further statement issued by At the municipal g olf links tho Provisions which the senate Dem­ because of damage to lighting sys­ in the court trial work in which 1 the permit, other. However, tho officer found city is drilling a* test well. An the headquarters Tuesday by Dr. lizer. • ' ocrats arc expected to insist upon his firm did engage for the oil man. raroent placed three tems, highways ruined and many is clothes to huve blood stains 11-lnch casing has been placed a McKenzie, he said: Senator Sterling questioned him are the Simmons income tax sched­ hemes flooded In the most disas­ on. them and fresh cuts on his distance of 80 feet through the ® the stand who were “ The McAdoo movement la If Part nf the conspiracy. Facd wants Injunction at length upon the litigation, and ule, which varies but little from trous flood known here in half a hand. sand strata and below this a four- sweeping the state. Floridians are [■ Finn Columbus, O., tes- Against a Miami Firm also once or twice entered objection the Longworth compromise adopt­ Shortly after being tuken to the inch pipe hus been placed through a thinkingjwopie. They know thgt to the form of questions directed ed by the house, and the corpora­ * w was n partner with ulerlcksburg reports the Rap­ police station, he further denied the rock strata. Below this rock only by nominating a Progressive tion tax, substituted for the pres­ to Senator Wheeler by Senators [^•rty and delivered the MIAMI, Mav 13.— Henry Ford, Swunaon, Democrat, Virginia, ami ent flat levy o f 12 1-2 per cent tax pahannock river 25 feet above nor­ uny knowledge o f the crime but is stratn is an ubundant supply o f ap­ Democrat can they elect a Demo­ Payment o f the $30,- Detroit manufacturer, mal and still rising. A dam and said to have stated that ho didn't parently soft water, according to cratic president. Mr. Undcrwooa lfa today ap­ Democrat, Arkansas, on undistributed profits. To the numerous buildings along tho wa­ botz. Gus Swartzkopf, plied for an injunction in the local Cnrroway, (Continued on pago 8.) those who have examined it. No is a reactionary—so (j Mr. Coqlr which Senator Sterling, said were latter particularly tho treasury ter front have been washed away — inctunl analysis has hecn made yet ia,.?; '■»upport*d Finn’s tea- court against the Ford Properties. «ien1i;n » »hn w lt M u '1’’ and^nUw^’oftoSW tytfe j’lto:**'oto>d*ca:T'v« ............. , _ I i u a r e [is o f the same nature as tKatwhlcK WMt < u te de£e#t Ur rn to> prevent the Matter from r i , i Furthermore, Republican lenders Mortimer. Washington using his name setting forth hi No serious damage hns as yet comes from Elder Springs. Pump- y Ke< Mr Underwood has been do­ in both the house and senate insist ing has been going on for several f L>ated jn eVerv nrimarv that has I York, testified ho had principle that Ford owns no stock the legislation must be plugged up been reported along the Jamea days and the supply is thought to l ™ * . . 1? . eV#ry .PV.lnary .. |bm pai,| Langley money in tho company nor is he interest­ been held exaept the one in Ala­ to provide for more revenue and the though imecial flood warnings havo be unlimited. pUatnce and tolfl Qf aev- ed In it In any way. He claims bama, his native state. administration is known to have been issued by the weather bureaus at both Richmond nnd Lynchburg. psrtnces between Langley his name is being used "to de­ Rome lime ngn a bid was suh-| demanded this todny. Mr. McAdoo has won in pracr, ^ ">cn. Collins testl- ceive tho public" und that in some mitted to the city commissioners > In its present form. Chairman Dr. J. Y. Porter, of Key West, Iticully every state in wHoae pri­ Strawberry Crop lilt. *y had tried to get him o f tho advertising matter quota­ which guaranteed nn adequate supSmoot insists the bill will full und former head o f the Florida mary he waa a contestant. Florid RALEIGH. N. C.. May 13.— Stuto Board of Health, wus the ly o f soft water for the sum o f , and became angry tions were used as coming from According to a schedule Just an­ short by more than $150,000,000 of js not going to tie herself to a rtftued, concluding b “ Henry Ford and associates” . The nounced by Sccertary R. J. Holly raising enough revenue for the next With heavy rains reported general­ i'17,000. In this the water was to honor guest of tho Sanford Rotary Mr. iJndersood U hopeless ly throughout the eastern portion come from the sand strata and 'I jo “break him polit l Jilt oi officers o f the company o f the Seminole County Democratic fiscal year. Where this loss can Club at its weekly luncheon Tues­ as a nominee, Mr. McAdoo ia aure « refusal. ‘ quoted in legal papers falls to re­ Executive Committee, the next po­ be made up in tho bill is proble­ of the state Sunday, it ia not im­ day at. the Valdez Hptel. Dr. Por­ would bo Altered water which col­ probable that material damage was ter, who was present at the Invi­ lects directly above the rock strata. to defeat Mr. Coolidga if nominat­ veal Henry Ford as being any offi­ litical meeting in tho county will matical. District Attorn ed. cer although it is- claimed in real be held tomorrow night at 7:30 Smith has been The Democratic income tax sche­ done to tho strawberry crop, ac­ tation o f Randall Chase, spoke on The pity manager states, however, “ Florida knows that, and will f s a . i l * assisted by estate circles here that the com­ o'clock at Longwood. dule, its sponsors claim, will raise cording to a statement iasuod here the importance o f health work and that if the plan now on (uot to o b ­ struct for tho splendid native tain a supply o f soft wntcr from today by the state division o f mar­ .. Walker WllTonrinu,, pany 1b named after u Miami man us much If not more than the Mel­ The second meeting will bo held what It means to a community. o f uur sister state— Georgia; • 1,, ^ States attorney who haa the same name as the De­ at Monroe on Monday night May lon rates or tho Longworth com- kets. If no great damage wua In closing his interesting and en­ underneath the rock succeeds, it o f the people who made good will save the city a sum o f ap­ troit manufacturer. romise approved by the house, caused, according to the report, it tertaining talk, the speaker urged ID. The committee further an­ Tennessee, solved New Y o rk t big. ’ow o f tnu excise tax reductions waa expected that weather condi­ his hearers to support the board of proximately $15,000, and It will nounces that the third meeting will problems, made the greatest secre­ also Insurq an endless supply o f held at Altamonte Springs on are open to change in the confer­ tions would cause, at any rate, a heulth and endorse its work. tary o f the treasury the United ^ C o n v e n tio n s Cubans at Ocala Are be Monday night,. May 26, while the ence, both, the senate and house lessening in pickings today and to­ Mr. Chase was in charge o f the pure water while if the water Is States aver had. taken from above the rock there Released On Bonds morrow. having agreed on these. program today which was gi fourth will be held at Oviedo on rreatly ^way in Orlando “ Underwood la a wet candidate. enjoyed by the members. Among will be a greater danger o f polluThursday night following on May Wet candidates aa. winners are. ~ OCALA, May 13. — Ray Garcia, 29. the visitors was Harry Hannah, o f **on. Bn^ * ***• ,#uPP*y be'IDO, May 13,—Four anthing o f yesterday. McAdoo J. Fernandez and Robert Martinez, Kustis, who spoke on the Rotary coming limited. These meetings, it was an­ i * ° f various organ- arrested recently by Federal agents lerwood la against dry. Underwood A t present the paving progrn convention to be held in Toronto nounced, were arranged by the L jI »,**M*on in Ortan- on the suspicion o f violating the man's suffrage. Another relic ia confined to Rose Court, when in June. He urged that every mem­ committee in an effort to bring the cA " * for * the 1 McAdoo U Irkrula fvJ oritn A*- United States neutrality laws, were ber, that ran possibly do so, at­ paving in this section U completed the past. M Runway. Sur. released on a bond o f three thou­ candidates for the several offices work will begin on the streets men; will get their votoa, ai tend the big meeting saying that to the voters where they may pre­ tho Knights sand dollars each today for their that will g e t the votes o f real prog, it will be one that will be great .................... ................ itly through other subdivisions Does anyone know o f the where- creek d r liver. |f°7 the Florida A aio- appearance at a preliminary trial sent their candidates. All o f the are to be paved. ,A £ Monday’s sivo business men, o f expert 1st gatherings arc called for 7:30 abouta o f one Ira S. Thomas, or perhaps run his car off into a ditch, enjoyed. t ^ hit« U and Engin% Other visitors were: Woyman meeting the Rose Court Incorpora­ o f the mll'iona o f farmers in theanyone else who can ehed any light Mrs. Thomaa la further inclined officers elected yeaUr- Thursday. • G arda admitted he is the son of o'clock and will be in charge of on the strange disappearance of tow tni this theory because she has Houston, of Palatka, Ross Steil, o f tion agreed to pay for one half 61 middle and far west. jurgeona for the com- General Garcia Y. Velez, president the district committeeman. “Today McAdoo lives earned* from persona saw her Orlando, Marshall Philpltt, o f Mi the paving cost o f the streets o f -w iS M a rwho L-------I f there are other precincts wish­ the 40-ycar-old insurance agent of le Dr. H. E. o l the Veterans and Patriots A s­ this subdivision that have a park the hearU o f the great* i ami and John E. Ward, o f L Lakothis city, who left homo early Fri­ i us band a lew minutes after he president, and sociation o f Cuba, many members ing meetings, they may bo ar­ been left home, that he had secured some Und. Among the business trail- way In the center o f the streets. people than any man ainat Dolton, Sarasota, vke- of which were arrested by Cuban ranged according to Mr. Holly, who day morning and has not heard o f since. To the police of whiskey and had already taken sev­ aseted was the appointment o f the Upon this agreement an objection velt. Church 'members, dr stated that all communications.of Ihtl*rpa r a* "elected by authorities during the recent antiOcala, Leesburg and eral ‘drln' nka. He might have become standing commlittcee for the com - to this paving project recently fil­ greesives, the Uboring man f°r the next this nature should be directed to Sanford, ed by w7 G. Hill, waa withdrawn Zayaa revolt. Gainesville Jtls wife whom be left l o c a t e d that he lost control ing year. him o r the district committeeman. Members present at Tuesday’ and the work will bo continued at & * " .KM; without any word o f axplanation t nis car and had hit a tree or chaplain meetings are expected to as to where he waa g oin g 'or with7T h e world 1c meeting were: ucorge oroexnabn. Brockhahn full speed, it was announced. l-iKhN. Preliminary Hearing beOther mlflethln* else, thinks hie wife. arranged qnd the campaign, as out any funds with which vhlch to supply Much routine business was dis­ band wagon U Mrs. Thomas declared she is at 8 . O. Chase, Randall Chase, V\ McAdoo. For Aliens Is Begun is customary o f former vears, will her needs, has addressed this in­ loss to kt w what waa the motive J. Carpenter, R. J. Holly, Milton posed of. The monthly report o f name McAdo be closed with a big rally in San­ quiry. knt Of China of her hu d in leaving home aa Haddock, E. E. Houaholder, W . M. the city manager and city clerk mato a clean, before TAM PA, May 13.— Preliminary ford on the Saturday .. night . Haynes, Edward Higgins, George wero read. Current bills were au­ William Gibbs . Belief that Thomas has met with he did becam e ho appare »n«d To Be Dead hearing for the 75 aliens captured the election on Tufsday. . Hi *' W. Knight. A. R. Wey, Harry dited and ordered p a id .. M. H. one candidate foul play or that he kgs been the jn t h f best o f spirits when Kent, II. B. Lewis. Frank MacMa- Hutton appeared before the com­ election and last week aboard the two-masted _ „ victim o f an automobile accident her am) bad never been ghlli hon,’ Frank McNeilL Dr. 8 . Pulea- mission asking that a fine o f $100 graft, hypocrisy, schooner, Barcelona, off Tarpon M A R K E TS was expressed by Mrs. Thomas in any tuch conduct before in ton. W. 5. Parker, P. E. Roumlllat. assessed upon a man, who was deceit, , .* in the Gulf, ia being contheir mana statement made here today before United formerly etn CHICAGO, May 13-W h o a t, live of The Sanford States Commissioner Cone. Hearmitted upon r»lL which lbKi.ik __• i ' • May 104 J-4: July J05 to 105.1-8. day afternoon. The 1 ■' ■ man ia. not i mi tood not to * ’ to 73 6-8. Oata, 0l>*. has Circuses this waa hU rge sum -.... ' nn*— pijlea ' lion fails » him w ife l» a* y 13-May, matter. tho Barcelona In takh opp.ffeB.)'„ ‘•■W. the theory that ilared Guilty TESTIMONYON F WHEELER C A S E N E A R S FINISH C I T Y ’ S GROWTH FOR P A S T YEAR M O S T UNUSUAL E County P o l i t i c a l Rallies A r r a n g e d For Month o f May Address' On Health By Dr. J. Y . Porter f Sanford Woman Seeks Hqsband Who Has Been Missing Since Last Friday h -s r a s w cw r I. .7 JjA A —-, �! X ™ iT W j ;ia v a Vl H O T ,<i u . f l r n :m v a ; n rr THE SANFORD HERAl>D, TUESDAY* MAY 13, 192L PAGE TWO -T-. The Sanford Herald fakllikrJ m r r ti« f< business ami also continue to be so free in cashing anybody s and everybody’s checks. It is a comparatively simple mat­ ter to get merchants in almost any Florida town to accom­ •toI.LA X II I.. 1) K A N modate you by cashing your checV.. R. H O W A R D HERO The Sanfmil Herald feels that a warning to the. people of Floridn might not be out of order. Business men need to be cautioned in the reckless cashing of checks, fop entire strang­ a c jia c K ir r t o x n v n c s i ers. A wave of worthless check writingiwiins to be going Dna T esr..___ $7.00. HU M onths $*.S0 Delivered In City ..V’. " rri” l ? * over the state ami bankers state that matiy Valueless checks • wVek l i e : Weekly Kdltlon $2 Per are being presented daily. *‘ : Tear. In a news story appearing in Sanford’s paper h short time ago a report made by the Florida Bankers’ Association was referred to in which it was shown that activity among the passers of counterfeit bills and worthless or forged checks has again become a menace to the storekeepers and citizens in general. Prosperous sections always nre good sections for the crook to operate in. Prosperous people arc generally the am I ones swindled. Why? Because they sometimes become reckii*1 less in the handling of money. — Sanford is one of the most prosperous sections in the __ south today. Crooks and unscrupulous people are realizing VY. this. They may try to operate here. The people should be Yc ready for them and be prepared to gunjcl their earnings ,uth ngainst crookedness. Be careful for whom you cosh n check. The stranger f has no right to ask you to do so. Jjend him-to your banker ecn who can investigate him. The worthless check writer often goes to a store, makes tin, a small purchase and gives his check in return for a larger co- amount carrying away with him his purchase and his change. After ho baa left town the mere hant discovers his loss and has mighty slim chance of finding any trace of ^Itr crook. Florida as a state needs the circulation of more honestto-goodness green money nnd less check writing. When strangers do business with you it might he the safest way to ask for the cash. Worthless check writers nre too plentiful for comfort. Selling Oranges Colored Orange-Color -------- o---------The Senate scum* to look upon the Ford offer for use If Shoal i with n Trent dcnl more suspicion than diu the House. Major Martin nnd his mechanic hnvo been ordered hack to Wash­ ington,-where there wilt pfqbabiy be anotTWT investigation.’ The burning qugstion among Democratic forecasters seems to he: jCnn McAdoo Sm ith?— New York Herald Tribune. With ubsolute ease. <-• ' vV I O A S IS O R MIRAGE? The wild flowers their annual beauty ( Th > Val J of Memory. M o.iej, Derby, Fnme. They’ ie FTctlinir. Busy Exfeeutlnneeni. Fnint heart never but many a fat-he* Copyright. ii*2* One thine; the K shown us is that th years have been the LORD ROSEBERY'S horse, I’ljck, won "the one thousand gui­ neas" yesterday. Rosebery, barn with a,good brain .is said to have remnrinid whin a young mnn'thnt he itteniied to, bccomw'Vich, \vin the t)«rliy and bc l’inhe Minister of,England. Ho got rich, by (tnkrrying -a Rothschild girl;'WOit'ntbc Derby bemuse her money was able to buy good hutt-vi, became Pfimc Minister because he had power. Out ho will nave no place o f im­ portance in history. He might have had such a place if he hadn't thought winuing the Derby and getting money (;uitc as important as becoming Prime Minister. Sage ten is coruidtnj Bptrr.g tome for the New..York [^ U h 0 K ill h t \1 1 V. . lifei i reached her end■ ja# A spotless i more care than trousers. In Blytheville, Ark, t to run down his enemy \ to insteud of with his i Atlanta (Gn.) w0nm husband three times t ting him. proving tom* not trained fur matrin i.IAII.M I.OTOWSK V, young Lithuanian student, has ustonished Harvard, Tufts and Columbia Uni­ versities. When told the date of a man’s hirth, he instnn’ ly calculates hack ami tells the man on what day of the week lie was horn, allowing for changes of th-■ day each year ami for leap years, lie works out logarithmie numbers in his mind; 1 after glancing at a long list of complicated figures repeats them, without a mistake. BnnditH robbed a Gn, (111.) bank. Got enough money fur a vi^ summer resort. Agrarian hands art fa Vera Cruz land uwiitng American Jazz bandt m lnrgc. Chiropodists mc«tin|g say examine a girl’s fa marying this June, bjt examine* her lingirnaik * . Near Grand Rnpidj, lb man kicked out a tnia Liicky for her she *u jtrain at the time. HE WAS SENT here to impressj upon us the value of an exact! memory. We are glad to pee him,; hut what, fnr the average mun,| really IS tile vaim yl such n mcm-l ory? To know things that you* need In know, nnd whom to find j anything you want to know, is even; more important than a good mem­ ory. *i he latter is pact of a useful equipment, inevitably growing duller, like eyesight, with thej years. *, ! Music's the language of man Benjamin Franklin used to any "F or nge and want nave while you may, no morning nun hints u whole • As Brisbane Sees sIt • n r f i y by The Ueral* Prlotlas C m Rklford, S'lnrlda. A little kind net is sometimen better than n big check in The contribution box. ~ For the purpose of improving flic marketing facilities of thq citrus this process has been developed. Many consumers pay more attention to the appearance of fruit than to the de­ sirable qualities. An orange, in perfect color will attract more attention and better sale even though it he of a poor variety and not at all palatable, than will the poorly colored orange, even though it lie as sweet as any ever grown. It may he a good thing to use litis new process in the coloring of fruit so as to improve the market and bring better prices to the truit growers. It has not hoot] begun yet on a large scale. It should not lie begun until some regulations ure perfected which will prohibit the coloring process of im­ mature fruit- . . . • .Those wbpJtflow sajift. Is vfery •Well-to theorize about educating the consumer to use green-colored fruit, but no grower, or association of growers, dares risk his profits on that theory. And so n. method for coloring fruit lias been developed and perhaps before iong in many parts of the coun­ try oranges colored orange-color will he sold. WALL STREET hua made up it i mind, and is betting eight*, hi live that Calvin Conlidge will ntfreetd himself us president. They Street uft"i.' guesses accurately, nut always. New York Democrats who think they know what is going to happen in the Democratic Convention, knowing that Tammany Hilll will control all the seats and all the cheering, nre betting one to three mi the nomination of Al Smith, the Tammany Hall candidate. PROBABLY THAT stimulates! the Coo lid go hitting in Wpll I Street. Wall Street knows how the west, the east, the south, north­ west, middle west nnd southwest f**vl about Tammany Hall. YESTERDAY THE STATE ,of Kentucky killed three mt n fay electricity, two white, one colored— one white man 70 years old, Korty-oix minutes after they, began‘Vulking to the death chair, one after the other, afl were dead. Only one, spoke as he was strapped into the chair. It was Frank Thomas, white man, who said, ns the light was shut out from his eyes forever Presidential [mwi® mnking all the noise vh«j you can't see some o( th MR. B R Y A N ’S CASK COME TAMPA TRIBUNE JUST HEAPS O’FUN on the ground that Mr. Underwood doe., not meet his ideas as either a progressive or a dry man, he will vote for Mr. Underwood if the Democrats of Florida vote for him in the primary. But it would he extremely embarrassing to Mr. Bryan, lie would naturally much prefer to voto for Mr, McAdoo, who is both progressive ami dry, and who meets Mr. Bryan’s ideas of a proper and w ofjhy candidate jnvich more completely than any other'm an.now inputioned ,for the nominntipn. In electing Mr. Bryan a* a del­ egate, the Democrats o f Florida should also endorse the candidacy of Mr. McAdoo. Thu Tribune believes they will do this. There to only the cntimcntnl reason lor sup; porting Mr. UnderwomJ—,.kU(Lt, jf|6 u n citizen o f a neighbor state — and there is as much sentimental Don’t Forget » May 14-15, at 8 p* m. High School Grou We will have lots of good things to eat.andi a trick to make you laugh. Bring the whole family and enjoy u real h&pp lucky good'ofd timvj., . *» * ' ; BENEFIT OF ATHEETIC ASSOCIATION •---------------: t h i s s p a c e Do n a t e d b y — J u ; Urn e le c tro c u tio n , m a n ly .".Good after he collided with a mountain ak.. And yet much more thrilljf were those of Magcllin on the first trip around the world. K ~ ''^ E ^ C T E T C A m F A T r ;1 r o !A i N JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL Defeat of the Mellon tax plan is (The farmer, the Inborn — -------o------------ • Striving to increase the attrndtfnee and the collections ns well, a certain church in Georgetown, Del. has secured the services of "pretty g irls" to act h» ushers and to tuko up collections. The scheme is euid bo working wonderfully well. ------ o---------A Frenchman recently Invested all o f his savings ;n a handsome oak coffin in which he piuccd a soft pillow, a hot water bottle und n (task o f brandy nnd after dres­ sing In his best clothes, hanged himself to a peach tree which was in full bloom. He probably wanted to bo remembered an being distinc­ tively original. --------- o ---------Dr. Nicholns Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, and a candidate for the Itcpuhliu r years ---------------------can nomination fo four ago, now hp/ }in> 1 toll ft will loso cloven imjxirtunt states i f .lt does nqt include in Us plat­ form u wet plank. Suggestion is that AI Smith and Butler go out and form a party of their owu. The Dearborn Independent communts upon the fact tnut the IteudJng Eagle 1„ issued daily without an aditoriul page. I’ersonally we • should as noon see a fish without gills or a Ford without a chassis as a newspaper without some well defined policy. Can you imagine the Tampa Tribune without an edi­ torial page? . - . . . . . ■ Underwood’s ntrength outside of bis native state seems to he in­ versely proportional to McAdoo’s. Underwood muy he all right in his own way, but his opinions are en­ tirety tou conflicting with those .if the-nisjority o f the voting popula­ tion to ever get him anywhere. Men ’ opposed to prohibition or woman's suffrage haven't a cbunco nowuC. JG. Williams, chief of ordinca of the War Department, es­ ta tes that the government would !?«lve $115,006 fl’ ifi In fifty years Xder the F'ord Flan while under « Power Companies’ Flan during le same length of tinic it would icelvc $13000320. The differice, a matter of nineteen million dlarx, would he well spent to get Man o f Ford's ability to run the hoala plant. ■-------------------- f t WOULDN’T IT BE interesting to know where, how, in what homo those three men will awake— if nil till? Will the blacu man still he black, when he comes to and dimly remembers how lie died? Will the gray-haired murderer still he 7l> years old, or begin again as a new baby? Interesting questions. Wi kill nien cheerfully enough, thanks to luck of imagination. WHILE KENTUCKY was killBig Its bandits hy electricity, the Slate of Louisiana was hanging six Italians for thu murder o f a restaurant keeper. Cavalry was drawn up to guard the gallows, ixtra guards surrounded the cells of the condemned men, anil, most important American detail, the hangman was to get $o0 for etch hanging—there hundred dollars for the day’s work. That’s three times what they pay a hangman in Eng­ land. All fanor is well rewarded » Vmin£ They are from other places and have their o*n oh zatiahs to support in their home towns. 3 SANFORD SHRINE CLUB E. F. LANE, I’rwident b T t j x f . ' u t t e r e d ho more than his neighbor of leaner means. Thy existing measure cannot have been Unit tin- country has made progress under it. The appeal to lighte.i tlm tax weight applies with equ-l hustnesf! cogency to the averag.' man as to the man o f wealth. on themselves the opprobrium of the land. There is no longer any doubt us to where hlnme lies. The country demands tax reduc­ tion. It expected it long ugo. But in demunding tax reduction Upcountry does not want a makeshift hill dr a measure of favoritism. !t It is this view that the Uepuhdemands proport innate revision. ; fiean heun leadership has ha overlooked. It That the aurtax schedules o f the : has heen intent u|Hin pleasing Its. present 1 loo high is 1master. Congress found time to admitted an he render- 1pas i ini immigration measure, it nl helpless hy too high schedule 1. |found time to p a s s a tonus. Why I’resperity can he adversely a f­ bus it wetted >o long upon taxes, fected hy ruinous and cun fluent ory the very llrst measure placed be* taxes.. Enterprise will undoubted­ j fore it. It U for ana reason only. ly limp when n too high return is Tnat reason Is the insistence if exacted hy the tax gatherer, llul ! the Republican leadership fia t u.i on the other hand buying power to <unjust hilt be written into law at limited when the average limn, and ' the behest uf party masters, whose it is his eluss that makes up the Ivoice has heen heard und who now great hulk of citizenship, must pay demand tribute. out a disproportionate share of hto The Democratic minority has •alary or wages in tuxes, lie to {insisted upon a more pruportinnate skeptical of promises or theories measure. It has achieved results that tell him he reaps benefits in­ , in forcing a modification o f the directly. He hHs seen tariff bur- .McUou rates. Whan the tax bill ens grow ricli while they were 'ts< finally‘ paftsed, for it Is h con throwing out crumbs o f indirect leeivablc that congress will adjourn benefits. He hu» seen the benefi­ ciaries of governmental privilege .without passing roma sort o f n contribute heavily to campaign measure, th* credit for securing chests nnd he sera now that they jcons’deration for small taxpayers are the most prolific in explaining ; must lie recorded the Democrats the theories of indirect tax benefits, j .ml Ihot -group o f insurgent Re­ so irksome and destructive o f bus- publicans wfio have refused to be iness enterprise when it is seen. ! gagged. M Y F A V O R ITE STORIES A cartoon in Punch, n political By IRVIN S. COBB imoruua weekly published in ImnM, shows President Coolidge aading on the bank watching that The newly-arrived colored bully tones, at the name time feeling in irnal*. Damp Europa, floundering was seeking to impress the lornl his waistcoat for his brass knucks. to• swamp of reparations. He braves with a sense of his prow vs.'. "W ell, whar j cornea frum dey ills tft th* Urfv •<!. un„ J i * . * , tough boy," he aUtod. calls me .‘ Wild.BUI.’ " , • , ‘ an 1 JwU. fimw a Uugi?\tM hf«» <* "Um. huh?'^ aaid th* oth*t, Jes *bout> how tough ix you, “ Well, ufter I gets th’ougl) wldyiJU tnonr o f breaking a man’s neck. The six men convicted of mur­ der wen- hanged and went to henvep, or wherever limy were going, two by two, as the animals went into the ark, clergymen giving them what comfort they enuh). ROANOKK TIMES p ■ ► Ijtta r Than a A/u.la r J Flm tltr w o r ia uno luirvlriMl centH e v f t y ‘toy. Foreign money is down, but the dollar stays fixed. France, Eng. land, Italy, Belgium th- franc, pound, lira—hoii up nnd down, ns the news chnngcs. The strike of minm .t in the Ruhr hns cut nlmest ‘JO per rent from the value of ev­ ery Frenehman’n money. ’ *t 1 STRIKES IN GERMANY- arc spreading dannrnusly, Th<qtmtrixl and suffering fhat wilf result will provide an exeedeut "ojR urv" for the development o f the germs ot Uolshuvisni. four mining is stoppci! 1in the Ruhr. France will have to take a new and decided stand. The strike movement, which has become .a Communist movumeqt, can bo put down, of course, the Germans' be­ ing practically unarmed. Rut R will take n great dcui o f shooting. WITH THE BAD NEWS there is alwnys good news. And luckily the hail news to only for the day. The really good nows lasts forever. For instance. Dr., Felton, uf Har­ vard University, after live years c f study, has isolated an ‘‘anti­ body" that kills the germ of pneu­ monia. Doctors testify, after Ex­ perimenting .with 120 cases, that the death tale will be cut 25 and possibly 50 per cent. That one dis­ covery will save more lives every few years than‘all the French ma­ chine guns could 'destroy among .w ork ers. .in a ■year's steady shooting. For' Coughi and Cold* aches. Neuralgia, Rh«® and All Aches and 1 ALL DRUGGISTS t i t and 65c, jars •«>»« Hospital six*. 5100 COME — .— - E A T -----------JUST HEAPS O’FUN Don’ t Forget May 14-15, at S p. m. High School Groun BRYAN W ILL WIN TAM PA TIMES W e will have lota of good things to cat. and W a trick to make you laugh. him n place in the party council ■ Incidentally Mr. Bryan’, tribute 5 to Florida prefatory t» hto political speech was a gem. His tour of tin, ■ Rtdtc, he said, ‘.urn made him » S “ walking cnr/clnpedi.i." and he is i5 now equipped to tell the world o-M" this state s wonderful productiveness, the wide range of iu products * and it* many charms and advan- !S tagos. The benefits that may con". ■ to the- state from such itervicc is ■ Mr. Bryan is now jn posiuon m 2 3 - Cl,,t io m-eresti- 5 Bring the whole family and enjoy a real happylucky good old time. BENEFIT OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ------ :--------- THIS SPACE DONATED BY — ^ COMMUNITY ■ - '■<*• - f l ■ 1 F .' P.'FORSTBR,! Pte^dent. PYealdsnL o f the state. -.. �I I. ' 4 b? 4 « »fj 9- I * BEW f; * f >AY, MAY 13, 1921. T H E SAN FORD HERALD,' p s fzs a ^ — — t-tr--------- - , i t | P erson a s; . MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. Phone 493-J. M U SIC A L PARAGRAPHS Social PAGE srjtfT • *& S c o r e s "AmericanfMethod • v O f M usical Education Shopping In Sanford Saturday from Eustis was Guy Hutchins. Office 148; Smith’s Barber Shop T U E S D A Y TP, , The SMiaj mpartMertt for better barber work — next Yaldez Hotel. have subscription party a t 1 • In Sanford Saturday was Mrs. S. A. Tupper, Lake View, Orlando. NOTICE Woman’s Club, at 8:30 clock. Phone 64 for Aluminum WE HAVE H U N ­ Preserving Sets DREDS OF SLIGHT­ LY USED FIR E­ Ball Hardware Cq. PHONE 8 STONE, HOOD, A N D GOODYEAR AND UNITED S T A T E S I .O O K I I I ts.o iw to w n b r i n g * R O Y A L C O R D TIRES factory • r e b a l f t typewriter, ALL SIZES IN CLU D ­ make. tlonj I n .w . Ask to si ING FORD TRUCK one. il. a. p m o t ir e s at Le s s r.oplM Saak rfco.e 33S T H A N H A LF PRICE. ALSO W H E E L S A N D Special Notice RIMS AT HALF PRICE, A L L M A K E S . Subscription bridge at the SEE US. Montezuma Hotel, Wedne*- Motoring to Leesburg Sunday were Mr. qtid Mrs. Raymond Fox. F. S. Si. fii m jw t ‘ \T In Sanford Saturday from Or­ lando was Miss Naomi MacArthur. By o f James Francis so much music they, hear superfi­ Shdhpihg here Saturday was Mrs. y permission . oCok, Editor o f the Etude. Theodore Aulin of Oviedo. cially.;* ' The Etude for October publishes (A certain pianist playing fo * \ l a most interesting talk on music Mr. Edison was not able to dis­ Spending Saturday in Sanford y H ta h ^ h o o l AIUni.rf between Thomas Edison, the in­ cover that a note struck w»h de­ “were Mrs. J. T. Battle and Mrs. F. 7 »t the Court House at ventor, and Lieut. Commandant fective in harmonies.) S. Battle, o f Sorrento. Sousa. “ Ears are quite ditterent, as age Lj,t Department will have When- these two men shook approaches,” remarked the noted Shopping in Sanford Satur­ Sn bridge party at the hands fo r the firnt time, it was inventor. “ The human ear inclines day was rMs. J. S. Kimball, of ^Qub at 8:30 o clock, natural the discussion o f music; a toward lower tones; tones with Mt. Dora. subject In which both were mutu­ longer vibrations. In the ear there for reservation*. Jack Dooley and H. S. Pond mo­ ally concerned, should follow. is a cluster of little rod-like bris­ ^ ^ o ft h a B a p The great Inventor, though deaf, tles cslled the rods o f Corii. Thesp tored to' Orlando Sunday and hid J w f i have their regular hears music distinctly unu while get gummed up, and as we grow lunch with Mr. Dooley's brother. it the home of Mra. 8 . A. he knows nothing o f the notation older, lose in vitality, ao that it If On a visit to his daughter, Mrs. he can readily detect the slightest only in youth that very high.music, * , »t 3:30 o’clock. monthly program variation from the correct number is enjoyed. I cannot enjoy the E Roby pring, Is Dr. S. ty. Walker, SKic* department o f the o f vibrations necessary ’ to true string o f a violin; it grates on ray of S t Petersburg. ears horribly." •rjflb will be held at the pitch. Some o f tho things said in this (Mr. Sousa thep told the story Saturday, Mr- and Mrs. Ben Mon* bu at 3:30 o’clock. ie and Miss Margaret Cowan nloof the noted French composer who roe Mlar monthly program of notable music discussion were: 1 day night at 8 o’clock, for the Solisa: “ Only a few years ago wrote an opera in which there were to red to DeLapd. n rt department o f the benefit of Episcopal Church no violins. Goetfy, a contemporary it was impossible for the public to , Club will he held at the Attending church in Orlando hear more than a few o f tho world’s musician attended the perform ­ pews, Mrs. McDonald, Mra. BALLOON TIRE SERVICE, L it 8:30 o’clock, fttion bridge, Montezuma great Artists. Now, thanks to your ance. In the middle o f the opera Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dean Turner and Mrs. Walter SANFORD. * 8:30 o’clock, for benefit genius the artists can bo heard he arose to leave, shouting out', Brown, of Sanford. Wight hostesses. Please phone 1 WE HANDLE “ FULL"Good Lord, I would give 10,000 j Church pews. Phone 309 in the humblest homes.” t) ^ .Spending Tuesday ''in Orlando j Mrs. Turner, 309 for reserva­ Edison: “ You know music in one francs for an E string.") FLEDGED” BALLOONS nation*. “ Instrumentalists play out o f were Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. J. way, Commander Sousa; I know it tion. ONLY. Thursday. in another. I know nothing about tune and don’t know it. This Is C. Aycbck. ' Icn will meet, at Mrs. Harmusical notation and npver tried particularly the case with the v i­ nT it 3 o’clock. ' ' Motoring to Daytona Beach Sun­ to learn. I am glad that I don’t olinist who rarely pfaye accurately nrT h'eek Club will meet know, I try to form my own opin­ in tune and don’t know it. StaBs day were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond i. tV. J. Thigpen, at 10:30 ions. If I knew music by the same at ft note, comes within fifteen hr Key anfl Pftrty. mental processes in which you twenty vibrations o f right ^pitch, on* and three o f the know it I would be afraid o f get- then with lightening rapidity geta Saturday Sho hopping in Ssnforfi Sa it Oiurch will meet In the ting into a kind o f rut. was 'Mrs. yira H. Rclgore * It.” f ’ I and psrlnr* at 3:30 o’clock. “ The love fo r music seems In“ Pianists pound until the instru- Leliaa B. Floss, o f Orlando. n Friday. McClaren Tires, Cord Tubes. born. All the world wants mu­ ment loses Its character." ook Lovers’ Club will meet sic. I can not understand the man “ Singers sometimes sing wonMotoring to DeLeon f* % J. E Pace at 714 Oak who does not like music. dcrfully true,” interrupted Mr. unday were Jack H oyd and it 4 o’clock. Sousa.' "The world wants simple, heart­ takes. Saturday Edison: ‘'A h ! Singers arc a felt melody; not complicated mu­ Heavy duty Autocrat & Allroad Cords arc built Mldrtn’s story hour at the sic.” ’ ;• different matter . entirely. Thq T. H. Lee, o f Oviedo, candidate it 1 o’clock. worst offense in singing is the for sheriff, was in Sanford Monday Sousa: "M elody ii^ unquestion­ for Service and Mileage. Cost no more than others. ably the basis of all ' popular np- tremolo.' It is horrible. Why do afternoon. mu use it? The public does Let US p i l l -on a set for You, ami forget your tire trou­ Phillips Hostess peaL We live in a day when some lingers Representing Swift &Cq. in R. g Swilt composers seem to be ashamed o f not want them. They ruin rec­ bles. Bring us your ear to wash and polish. We will >ipe Organ Club.. melody. With Beethoven melody ords. R. KJnard o f (descent CUy* a week­ Wri-i l jre Ie*.ycu Pttl.tn-bmy bu* JW l.n-ji/ liu a wt-e-ily,__ The good clean voice shou|d be ly visitor to bis trade here. was first. Melody developed in q snve you money. Crank cases drained free. Tire Seripe Organ Club held their heavenly manner, the ' melodies cnpable of singing the chromatic scale with perfect intonation. Of Don’t forget the carnival at the Grace La Rue Savs We ,l8,‘ d™*1 that the public likes best, are those * understandably vice. weekly meeting at the y from a Frenchman. The truth in which it can poin. Because o f a number of records collected, by High School, Tuesday and Wednes­ Mrs. A. M. Phillips, on this, American music, which is l?ss a representative, only one had n day. Will Have “ All-United- ij, wo Americana put too littlo MrcsH on distinct enunciation. renue, ’ Monday afternoon Complex, has gained a strong hold perfect ■voice. This, man lived in Elm & 1st Drive In Htofie A47LY] States” Grand Opera Yet, homo mulicnecs appreciate upon the public imagination here Italy. I cabled him to come to Spending Monday afternoon here rery good attendance. America. Three days later he was from Altamonte Spring* were Mr. ’ id!” it more than anything else, nnd W h en \ W el Teach Roy Peeples, of Winter and abroa mmmmm dead and burled.” Edison: “ Quite ritfht. ftnd Mra. Ballard and daughter. when it in present it mnkco good innerly of Sanford and Sousa: “ Do you believe the ear Proper Diction "Very few real tunes are creat­ friends for all time. amber of the Sanford Pipe ed, most o f the tunes are copies o f more important than the e y e ? ” Motoring to Daytona Beach Sun­ ‘’ W ell have American opera Edison: “ No, the eye is more day were Mr. and Mr*. W. S. Han 1 over Chb, extended an Invita- something else. In going nnd successful opera too, just os Grace La Rue, who has con­ important. Light travels quicker the dub to meet with her thousands o f humorous songs, for than sound and the ye absorbs ideas and Mr. and Mra. Charles Alerrl- quered all musical fields in Amer­ soon ns wo teach our artist.i W«ther. instance, in Rearch o f worthy stuff day, which was gratefully I found for the most part they wens instantly. A large part o f the ica, is rooting these days for h ow . to sing without gnrgllng their words.” written largely to dnly nine.tunes.” coming education for children will Motoring to Daytona Sunday ftll-Unitcd-States opera. Miss La Rue never slurs her be from pictures and not from “ Only," says she, shrugging a were Mr. and rMs. J. P. Hall and Com. Sousft interrupted: "That mines, session was then retty shoulder, “ wo who havo words nnd no ono evtY says after son and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miis Jimmie Laing volun- is better than Mark T w a in ' gavo books.” ’ (Mr. Edison thinks a child can igh hopes o f tho musical future hearing her: “ It was a pretty beat flowers in the ebureh the Drains. • Mark Twain insisted learn moire by certain kinds o f Brawn. of our country may as well re­ tune, but whnt was it all about?” W .T1}* fcayar ---------------there were only ^ bis original plot: moving pictures, in five minutes, Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Mrs. John sign ourselves to wait until there This year sho is singing on her ifrhy sitch s Scarceintis of tunes my than theu sual kind o f books in Cobb, Miss Hazel Lanfell and Miaa Is a change In tho syntem o f mu- trans-continental tour “ When Dorothy Stokpa' ptotored to OrJftft- ' sical' cducalfon. A t present wc Lights Are n wqltz-bn\Ud. icenlent. There son, a mathematician, eetlmiltefi five hours.) “ The combination o f musip and fio Saturday. s nmmage sale held next the number o f possible changes emphasize tone and quality nt which she says is a perfect type motion picture,” continued Mr. Ed­ I and it was decided that tho sacrifice o f everything else, o f our best sentimental song, so The fine . Spending Sbnday at Daytona I would take subscriptions from which tunes could be madia, ison, “ is tremendous. often butchered by the *•singer particularly diction.” if I remember correetly, 400,000,- Symphony Orchestras in the great Beach wer« Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ill’s magazine. who stresses tope and forgets _ Diction is pretty Miss La Ruo’b motion picture houses is epoch- Dutton and Air. and Mrs. Steventhen voted by the ctub 000 possible R a n g e s.” making; one o f the most powerful to: fi to cooperate with the “ We may not,' as a nation, bo Mr. Edison, - follow ing-..further in rttrraces, foe g©od,-*tr.wirv‘ awn*-- '*{ r^elprf* her- to head -th ir-H it'of nt to set aside. Monday discussion, a ia rfW ea lth ."’ — musical comedy and concert stars as sentimental as the Latin coun­ • "it. Motoring to Live Onk Saturday mb D»y. All business bewere R. F. Cooper and M. C. Had­ and she says she got her best tries of Europe, but wo cvrtainasocUd it Wfts decided to ly like to havo our singers let dock, on a visit to Mr. Haddock's instruction in France. ■ j rertl familiar selections, as us in on tho story of their lovo D. A . R. “ 8 trangely enough," she * domother. Ming to music week. Mrs. ‘• 'O i blares, “ I learned to sing Eng- songs," she concludes. BY MRS. B. J. STARLING Pitts played beautifully a v . 'v k : Dr. Ralph Stevens has gone to election from Nevin. The fhiladelphia, Pa., on a business . Mr*. Phillips, served most The fiscal meeting o f the Sallie |chairmen wish to extend their per- trip. Dr. Stevens will be awhy for One railroad of England is sell­ ing orangeade and cake. CLAIR AN D MORRIS Harrlson Chapter, N. S. D. A. R. jaonal and the chapter’s thanks. A abbut ten days. ing tickets that include transpor­ dub members pretint wet ii(i kiic y vui „ „ „ held at ‘ rising vote o f thanks was given ('leaning, I'resaing and Dyslng. for the ea r' 1923-24 was tation by rail by automobile and oreland, Mrs. Cloclough, Mrs. home o f Mrs. Geo. Herring. We aro now fully equipped with these chairmen from the chapter Shopping in Sanford Saturday complete board and lodging in ho­ iter, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. MllNew .Steam t'reaa and Delivery The meeting waa called to order for the splendid work done. s Airs. C" were Mrs. C. G. Hough, Mrs. E. T. n. Selman, Mrs. Gardner, b ytho regent Mrs. A.* M. DeFortruck. Give us a trial. Mrs. G. I. Loucks presented her O’Brien and Dr. W. A. Bruno, of tels. stridee, Mrs, Harris, Mrs. est and* th. ilO Sanford Are. l'h. 327-J the Chaplain, Mrs. J. N. report as historian oi the Cnapier Orlando. ...................................... Mr*. Pitts, Ms. Bryan, Whltner, conducted the services, which showed that good work hqd Irregular attendance of pupils is » » , Mrs, Maines, Mrs. Ray according to the ritual, and * *ut been done along these lines. estimated to cost $176,000 000 u Motoring to Orlando Sunday, * Jimmie Laing and Miss isfactory business meeting follow ­ A committee was appointed to were Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Rockey year in tho administration o f tho Fox. ed. Each o f the chairman report- sell lunches on Shriners Day with ind daughter 'and Mr.' and Mrs. public schools throughout the f - 1- ’ ‘ ,J4 ' * country. ed on their ydar’rf r f t f V work’: Mrs. B. Mrs. Margaret Harris as chair­ Queen Stenatrom. IJUNERS’ MEETING. J. Starling, state uppointed chair­ man. Cl*»ners of the Presbyte- man for the SulUe Harrison Chap­ Dynamite nuido from sawdust is Mrs. DeForest gave a splendid Returning home from a visit to cheap and effective for blasting •dsy ichool held their regu- ter on the Ribaut monument com­ annual report thanking the daugh­ her' mother, Mrs. ti. L. Hord, of •tnly meeting in the Broth- mittee reported that the Sallie Har­ ters fo r tneir cooperation. stumps, says the inventor. DeLaqd, is Mrs. Kenneth Dougd**» room Monday night, rison Chapter, had paid its full Mrs. W. B. Ballard, a new mem- lacs and baby. the last meeting of the luota o f $205.00 The first huuCUT THIS OUT — IT IS WORTH was welcomed. The following .a tupper waa served and Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street MON B* loRars waa raishd by a card cers were eldctftd for the coming ^ ft e r a visit o f two weeks with jfcrtjr ladies sat down to J party given at the home When Send thia ad nnd tea rents to hbme o f Mrs. Fear. Jno. \V. Sneed -JPhone 639 her mother, Mre. Mery Leonard)", ipread.' Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., DeForest and contributions from Regent, Mrs. A. M. DeForest. ** * * rWat«r ' RAY BROS. G.C.FELLOWS SERVICE STATION.! Ijlilg tS p g S SANFORD FEED AND SUPPLY a presided with her usual uxl pleasing address, and tyvuee, the one gentleman •mud at the oppoeite end, »<9vioe blessing. A'pleasing « followed, given entirely “* prls, with the exception «rifin*l poem by Mrs. Dr. 'Bream of Spring.” Mowed muen poetic ablty accent and rhythm and « loud anplause. Other numjus Mno solas by AOsa CarvSthri* and Mist j bo duets, both J|n<l vocal bv the thpsame hat little ----- by Acute dolly reciutloh by Irfk n niece, Arline ** •» of which were thirP «joyed. A t the d o te Mre. •Jttlled forth much merri n raised by Mrs. F ores! Lake, chap­ ter chairman and Mrs. B. J. Star­ ling, state appointed chairman by donation! from generous Beminolt county citizens fo r which these Lake Mary Scene O f Music Department To Big Shrine Dance Enjoy Fine Program The big Shrine dance lit Lake Mary,, Monday night w »* kn evehk that 'has been looked forward to for' wteka and waa midst successful inning to end and a moat affair. Danririr started at nine o’clock. A hftVY girls and young mar- from Orlando, Eustis, Mt. Dora, and Longwodo as well a / from Sanford, arid tl»4 capUvntlng ijfl from the daae to the strains of Jaa* dispensed by the .• »ri. Puliston. Green River Singing Orchestra, “ some few itema of buei- featured the occasion. al> oj^rissa adjourned to meet The dance pavilion was artistic­ ally decorated In thft light shades of pln k 'ln d blue and i soft ligb$ '»*n.y friend* of 1 t f i t f a w t t r 'i B ■^• Hommal hat completely from an opewUon. which M r*wnby undergone. 2 13 West Palm Beach art in T * ', KichahJ Dean of h a ! fu.r • of several ' wilf» Mr. Dean’a TorT,,r-' -Mr. ahd ^•n will vi.u ___it ... in wwU.‘ T,1*!1 u h ir •«“ dn*» ? ,lm Beach before t k their their home knm. in («%fi GemrgU, f 1 be of Interest to the m* Bod well to Cor. Secy., Mra. F. F. Dutton. Treasurer, Mrs. W. E. Watson Historian. Mrs. H .H . Pattis hall. Registrar, Mrs A. T. Rossiter. Chaplain,:!Alts. J. N. “Wlstner. ' ' last evening. Every ____ _______ storm o f applause and them were no tiresome waits be­ tween. Dancing and merry making con­ tinued until after the midnight lour. w)th the throwing o f conf* md winding o f Btfeamers. In fft . Uiere w ia ' not a minute when the crowd waa not having a good time, that 0 It was with rehicta dancers left the floor. Those who planned and directed the entertainment ftia to be cohj gratuiated on the success o f the undertaking,.from g social stand­ point aa w ell as from a financial The music department o f the Woman’s Club will have the privi­ lege o f fnjoylng a splendid prog rim \Vedncsday afternoon, May 14, at 3:30 o’clock In the club au­ ditorium. “ Our Adopted Composer— Victor Herbert,” lg the program subject. The story o f' Herbert’s opera “ Natoma” will be told end muskal selections from this opera will be M Former retidenta o f Sanford are Mr. apd Mrs. Dingee, of Dunedin, who are here on a visit to lir . and Mrs. R. J. Holly. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Caswell and father and mother, Dr. and Airs. Canwell, who are here visiting their apd daughter-in-law, motored soh ant to Dayton* Beach Sunday. Dr. J. N. Porter, State Board of Health, Is In Sanford and U guest of the Valdes Hot ills hero be Kiwants Dr. Porter will add Club Tuesday. Leaving Tuesday for Jackson­ ville is w . E. Watson, Vatson, Junior iunio memi r o f the firm of Woodruff k Wstson. Mr. Wataop goes to Jackson­ ville Co attend the clothlerh* ccayehtioh held there' this week. a m ceive a ten cent bottle o f FO> LEY’8 . HONEY AN D TAR COM­ POUND for cougns, colds and hoarseness, also Tree sample pack­ age* of FOLEY PILLS, a diureth stimulant for the kidneys ant FOt-EY CATHARTIC TABLETS fo r Constipation and Biliousness. Tbcsu wonderful remedies huvo helped millions o f people. Try t^ cp i Sold everywhere. Volie William’s the Woman’s Club will serve lunches on Shriner’ s day, cor­ ner M a$. and 1st St. — ---- SPEED U P Y O U R L A Z Y L IV E R m s art« met Oh Henry! a etudeal . t Stetson UnU vwaUir. • 4 ...................................................... . «V5 » J : ... WHAT MORE DO YOU iv t n WANT? “TU Ibb* wm un"Tha UvaHr toVallr •* •< mr Lm f*l*r in* mow lot (h. Sul tlm« I’ll b.r* mr ».**•!. I p.l J th.m. I t . I,,, with boa of Oh Hanry I WINTER EGGS ARE THE n o m AnJ you a n be mured rf winter * by hclplni out thdwne’ Aniit i with Fight amount of i k *i the right protein frvd like A Fine Candy IO c E veryw here SUNSHINE DEVELOPING Oh Henry! is the registered trade mark of the Williamson Candy Co., Chicago, III., Geo. II. Williamson, I’ res. E. J. Smith Co. s r a Jacksonville, Florida. Jacie Webb, o f Daytona, DISTRIBUTORS who titught ip thin county last y*»f, la noW visiting Mrs. W. D. Ballara Springs. Allas Webb Clem Junes Liver and Kidney Mrs. D- P. Drumtnodd iyt* sAltamonte a visitor to Sp&ford Monday, Tonic Will Do It cha L a the program in charge. Guests Aa -s (onto wb«S tkirs' I* w«akwifi he admitted Cor tho fee of * “ b teas and lack or »pp*m«. whan u tap cents. Ittl* axartli>n in* ink** ....................... .n p u pyou i^ ' ^ b this Is the last regular meet. On • week-end visit to hcr'pa* fir * H A year Irga drug, your bark fo r this season every Inember aeh«a.>e**ur mouth last** aod yuur nfil. Mr. and M n . W WUwn. is urged to be present. The in­ affteg la .brokan. Ulom Jones Live*: Thei e.is a right and a wrong way to do everything. ie Miss Gladys .VUson, o f Hastand Kiilnay Tnulo U (he on* thlIDU coming chairman will discuss plans tUat wlH re«tore‘ your atrenglh a■ml fo r p u t ien»oq which should b« The only wqy to. successfully use the BALLOON T IR E •nahla you to anjoy Hr*. CLK EM. ‘ it (nCptest lo each mem* o f greatest • LIVXm AND KIDNEY cauan of Ua n«n*rat is to buy the Full-fledged BALLOON with the Cut-down her. hralih-vlvtng effect, ha ■Pass Manlard wheel, acknowledged by the leading manufacturers o f H. 8. Pond and Ills mother, Mrs. LlVEIl, returning from the State L. C Pond motored to Orlando late Automobiles through the world. Over 45,000 cars have ithic convention le JDr. W. ^ L K S I JONEHlt| ,.tv K n UAfilt> KID8 utuMy afternoon. " ter. Dr. Gardiner went to N * r TONIO ta rvit 00lr Uenaflclal already been quippetl with the FIRESTONE Full-fledga liver ftartlclne. bat ,U eierlaet Friday In company a* « -w-v «« elMa a oieanalng and .stimulating State Department Adjutant, C. H. V. Hall (day, o f Klrk- Influence in the etomerb and bow­ "D S . Economical, Good looking, ~ Howard Rowton, o f American Le., who stopped ovtr her* to el*- Through It* excellent Senford on a visit to American Lethartle-'vropartlre bllloua Impuri­ r fB " ' X es. Gardiner on hie trip. Dv. ties which have lalerfereed with heal;by pruresaea ere driven out. iy waa tha priiueipftl f • a ..« ’ convention. Durfiiff hie stay »a lord Dr. Holliday waa^U^ Gain M j^ o w r a r ^ .^ - ^ m ^ ^ ‘‘ f e e , ^ R K S H fi AND r S IAI BR( Island from San- Smith INSHINE Horse Feed. Mul Feed, Cow Feed, Feed, Hen Feed, Chi< Feed, Pigeon Fe< Squab Feed. ~ tone i e -2 �.1.0 .n V ) M »V ,< U / H’ tVt f'H iP V '.*i,: {i TH E SA N F O R D H E R A L D . T U E S D A Y , M A Y 13, 1924. fA G R FOUR Florida League o f Municipalities T o Convene Next Week InThe Worldof Sport =F nnd also a change In the name of the corporation. EDW ARD HIGGINS, Preildent. 4-15-22-29,5-6-13-Btc wife, l-hnnui A. Stelfl*, deceased, all Sanford. F lo r id a , on tho 2nd day of ,hen nnA of the unknown holrs. deceased, or June A. D. 192C nnd the estate of Jnhn W. (Irlffln. de­ there make answer to tho hill of ceased. J. D . ' IVolverton. Deceased. complaint exhibited against you tn Luther C. Porter, deceased. I* O. this cause; nlhogwlae. decrees pro entered against Porter, deceased. Margaret R. B am - cnnftsso. will he von and each o f yon. sey. Individually nnd hs successor In X n l l f f nl Appllrnllot, far T a » Deed B Is ordered that this Citation ba I niter Section 575 of the (i esrtsl trust to Hubert H. Jtarasey, deceas­ p u b lis h e d 111 Ihe Sanford Herald, a ed, Charles C. W arwick. Trustee, and newspapdr Stnlnlen o f the-State nt Klorldn.’ piihllahed In Hanford. Notice Is hereby given that Amer­ his successors, deceased. Murgaret S e m in o le County. Florida, onco each and Abel ican Krult Grower*. Incorporated, \V. Hamsoy. deceased. week for eight consecutive weeks. purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 31S, , (irlffln. deceased. Administrator of Wi t n e s s inv hand and the seal of Unit it the fith day of July. A. D. J tho estate of John W . Orlffln. do- said Circuit Court on this the 24lh ISIS, has filed said certificate In my ceased- or otherwise. In and to the tliiv of Man’ ll* A. 0 . H*2I. office, and has made application for lands lii-relnabovo described, or any ISKA I.) R- A. DOUGLASS. tns-ili'cd to Issue In accordance with port thereof .and also any and all of tin* Circuit Court o f the Inw. Said certificate embraces the other persons whose name or names Clerk Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florfollowing ilescrlheit property situ­ are unknown and who may be In­ ids. In and for Scmtnolo County, ated In Seminole county. Florida, terested In the property Involved In hereinabove (lea- a. tV. Spencer. Jr.. to-w it: Ue»| ij nf .J.ots J. And 4. this Suit, and Solicitor gad Counsel far any right, Bloch I. Howard Packard Land crlbeil. or who claim Complalottuit Comp.my’q first add. to Cameron title or Interest therein as heirs,. i 20-5-5-13. r 3-25-4-1-8-11-47-7 t'lt> The said land being assessed devisees or grantees, hy, through or at th<- dale of the Issuance snance of ‘ such- , uniter any of tpe parties or persons certificate In the namie of C. O. Me--* hereinabove napied or referred to. Laoghlln. t'nlcKS said certificate or otherwise, a r e 'h e r e b y required shall b« redeemed according to tsw to ;be and appear before our said tn* itrnl wilt Issue thereon on the Circuit Court at the Court House nt Utli day of June. A. D. 1324. Witness my official signature and sent ibis the 3rd day of May. A, D. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 1ft. —The most profitable meeting yet held by tho Florida League o f M u­ nicipalities is looked for by offi­ cials o f the organization nt the an­ nual convention to be held at St. Augustine Mny 111 and 20. Not only' are they expecting represen­ b[. ' - tatives ’from each o f the thirty- LAKELAND, Fla., May 13. — six Member murtlcipalitics, but o th ­ o "R n b«” Ehrhardt and'Joe Hernnner cities nnd towns desiring ad­ GAINESVILLE, Fid., May des hooked up In a pitchers hntmittance into the league are ex ­ 13. — Edgar Charle* Jones, S'-; tie today but Lakeland hunched pected to have men attend to make former Duval High Sch&ql ath­ application. lete, and asopbomore at the three hits for the lone run of the A full program has been arrang­ University of Florida, garner­ Itamc in the third Inning 1 to 0. ed for the meeting, at which every ed a big and unique distinction Ehrhardt was invincible. phase of discussion will he taken here this afternoon when he up designed to further the purpose 1321. Score by innings: qualified for Sigma Delta Psi, CINCINNATI, O.. Mny 13. — of the league, which i3 set out in (Real) K. A. DOUGLASS, St. Petersburg 000 000 000—0 5 1 national honorary athletic fra­ Cincinnati hunched hits off Mitch­ Article It o f its constitution ns fo l­ Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Coun­ ternity, Edgar was the first ty Florida. Lakeland ...... OOl 000 OOx— 1 7 2 ell today and won from Philadel­ lows: “ The object and purpose of Gator athlete to successfully phia 1 to 1. The victory put the this organization shall he to bring lly A M. WKRKfc. D. C. Hernandez and Moore; Ehrhardt M a y 6 - I 3 - 2 0 - 2 T — J u n e 3 -1 0 . pass the required tests, and Reds in first place. Donahue was and'Nance. closer together the different cities now is the only member of the freely hit but kept the safeties well and towns of the State o f Florida In (hr t'l rm lt Court o( Ike Seventh honored sports society. scattered. He walked three men for the purpose of mutual self- Jn>llrinl Clrenlt of Florida. In anti firadentGwn 2, Tampa t. To become eligible for Signfter having gone 30 conscutive in­ help ,for the exchange of ideas in for srntlnole Connlv. In Chaneer? TAMPA, Fla., May 13.— With the nm Delta Psi, twelve tests are CITATION. nings without passing a hatter. l elation to making uniform the Marina Crawford. Joined by her , score tied 2 to 2 in the eighth, the required, with the privilege of Score by innings: ►unhand nnd nest friend.. It. C. laws and ordinances of the cities Tampa Smokers got to Burnett’-*. substituting any event for a Rt Philadelphia . 000 001 000— 1 0 2 nnd generally to promote the well­ Cranford. Complainant, southpaw submarine deliveries for major sports letter. Young va. Cinclhnutl 100 002 01 x— 1 0 1 being, health and happiness o f her breaks put across two runs, win­ Jones allowed his football and B<>nJ,'inline L. Griffin, et at.. Mitchell and Henline; Donohue respective communities.” ning the first of the series with basketball " F ” to qunlify him Defendants. and Hargrave. The thirty-six municipalities that two timely hits, and aided by lucky in the two mile run and gym To It'-njamlnr !.. (trflffln. nnd have pledged themselves to tho w in . Ib-nm-ti* i-;. Orlffln, If living. Bradentown here Monday, 4 to 2, events. Here is what he did, St. Louis 5, New York 3. Triples by Elliott and Doran fea­ achievement of this object, accord­ Wllllirn O. Andenrled, If llvInK. Ohowever, to he the first man W. sirKf. and rvlfe, Kmmn A. Htnlff, ST. LOUIS, May 13.— The S t ______ _____ _ ing to the membership list o f the If tured the hitting end. in Sigmu Delta Psi, and broth­ lixlntr, all of the unknown lielrs. Louis Cardinals knocked the i jeague, league, follok: Bartow, Dnytona, If llvlns, of the estate of John tV. Score by innings: er it’s not ns easy as you might Giants out of first place in the Na­ Bradentown .. 000 000 200—2 8 2 'Gainesville, Jacksonville, Leesburg, Griffin, deceased, .1. p. Wnlvermn, think to go out nnd qunlify in tional League today by defeating New Smyrna, Punta Gorda, St. If livirnt. Luther C, Porter. If living. T a m p a ........... 000 100 12*— I 6 0 this menu. The qualifications L. (i Porter. If living. .Margaret H. McGrnw’s team, 5 to 3. It was the Augustine, Tallahassee, ftV, Sullivan and Cashion; Lane and nre to run the 100 yard dash Tarpon Bainscy, Individually and ns suethird straight victory /over New Springs, McClenny, Lake Worth, ces-ior Phipps. in 11.(5 seconds; pace the 220 In Irusl to Uoliert H. HamYork for the Rickqyinen, who yard low hurdles in 31 seconds Bradentown, Eustis, Green Cove sex. If living. Charles C. Warwick, thereby climbed out of the cellar. Springs, Kissimmee, Mount Dorn, Trustee nnd his successors. If liv­ Orlando 10, Daytons 2. hroadjump 17 feet; high jump Home runs by Flack and Bottom- Orlnndo, Pensacola, South .(nekton. ing, M.iigaret W. BamBey. If living, DAYTONA, May 13.— The Or­ five feet; pole vault eight and a Abel (Irlffln, If living. Adminley, the former with two on. gave ville, St. Petersburg, West Palm urul lando Bulldogs swamped the Day­ half feet; swim 100 yards, Istriior of thu Bstato of John W. the cards four runs in the third in­ Bench, St. Cloud, Fcrnnndinu, Cal- (irlffln. ileceimeil, and If said par. tona Islanders in the first game throw the baseball 250 feet: ning. o f the series here this afternoon. three gym events, handstand 10 luhnn, Fort Myers, Lakeland, Lake- ties ire dead, all parlies claiming Inter- -*i under Beniamino Ie Griffin, Score was 10 runs to 2. Bunched seconds; Hip, and bar vnult Score by innings: City. Miami, Ocala, Sarasota, Tam ­ and wife. (lenrleCQi J-J. Griffin, dehits in the last three frames, coupl­ with bar at height of chin; New York 100 00 0002— 3 It 0 pa, Clearwater. Winter Park, Quin­ reas.il. William >1. Andunrfed, d«ed with Cooper’s wildness until run the 2 miles in 10 minutes St. Louis 004 000 lOx— 5 12 0 cy nnd Pablo Beach. rciined, f). W. Rtvlff, and wife, Km. he was relieved by McKinney and and 15 seconds; punt the foot­ Denn, Bentley. Watson, Aeschger The opening session of tlje St. mu A. Rtelff, deceased, all of (he a bit of the same extravagant stuff ball 35 yards; put thu shot in and Gowdy; Bell, Sherdel, Pfeiffer Augustine meeting will be cnlled •unknown heirs, deceased, of the estate of John W. Griffin, deceased, by the relief pitcher were the com­ nnd Gunzulcz. accordance to weight, 30 feet to order at II A. M., Monday, May J. I*. Wntvrrlon. deceased. Luther bination that proved the undoing of for 160 pounds or over. 111, by M. B. Herlong, city commis­ C. I nrler. deceased, L. O. Porter. the McMillnn crew. Margaret H. Itamscy, InBrooklyn 7, Chicago 3. sioner o f Jacksonville, who is the ■In Score by innings: CHICAGO, May 13.— Brooklyn president uf the league. Following rtlvbluoHy and as suceesaar.ln trust lo lioiierl II. Itnmse). deceased. O rlando 001 100 224— 10 11 2 hit opportunely behind Chicago’s tho fall of the gnvel there will ho: Charles C. W arwick. Trustee, and Southern League Daytona 110 000 000— 2 !l 2 errors and .won, 7 to 3. - Wheat’s Address o f welcome by Mayor P. his sin l essors, deceased. Margaret Fergus and Francis; Cooper, Mc­ VV, K.imsoy, deceased, and A hel two doubles nnd High’s home run R. Perry, of St. Auugstine. ATLANTA. Gn„ Mny 13.—M en, deceased, Administrator uf Kinney and Hayworth. Response, by Mayor John T. A l- Griffin, of the Chicks, held Atlanta help­ were features. Vance had only one the estate o f John W. Griffin, deImd inning, when Cubs hunched sop, Jr., of Jacksonville. reas-d; or otherwise. In and to the. ANARCHISTS SMCOOLED IN less until the eighth inning when j four hits for three runs. Roll cull and reading of minutds’ following described ploee, parcel or four hlt« counted four runs and tract of land, situate, lying unit br­ o f Tallahassee meeting. 1 Score by innings: isk In the County of Hemlnolw and WEST PALM BEACH, May 13. a tied score. Memphis then ad­ Brooklyn Address by Adjutant-General *jf. 200 100.220 7 8 0 vanced again in the ninth to a ,, , - .S t a t e or Florida, more particularly — Edward A. Burke, inspector o f Clifford R Chicago 030 000 000—3 0 4 roster, on City P latt*ed»*erih«d ns follows, to-wit: immigration in charge of the West one-run lead nnd the Crackers in ning.” Lot Tw en ty (10) o f Annie K. Grif­ Vance and De Berry; Pierce, their half tied it up. Once more Palm Beach territory, has culled fin’s Subdivision of Reetlonn Seven on the citizens to tend their aid in when Paschal went to the plate Hollocher, Aldridge and O’ FarrcII. l l i and Light (ft). Township Twen* COURT REVERSES DECREE tyloiie (2 t) , South. Bunge Thirty preventing the smuggling of aliens with two out nnd parked the hall BOND ISSUE IS CALLED ( ‘ti't Last, same having been platted into the United States through this in the outmost regions of the field TALLAHASSEE. Fla., May 13.—. mill recorded on the 3rd duy of Oc­ »rt. Everyone can help, Mr. for tho longest homer of the sea­ CLEARWATER, Fin., May 1 3 - The supreme court hns reversed tober. A. D. tXI3, In tin* public rec­ urkc states, by keeping a shorn son, A long single by Burrus in ords ,.f ornnge County, Florida, of lookout for automobiles loaded witn the eleventh frame scored Zoellcrs The county commissioners of Pi­ the decree of the Circuit C ourt'for which the County of Seminole was foreigners and reporting all sus­ with the winning taly, making the nellas county have called an elec­ Hernando county in the ense o f formerly a part, In Plat Book f w o tion for June 10, to vote on.a bond Armour Fertilizer Works, appel­ (21 dll page forty-three (43), same picious characters to the local au- final score 6 to f>. Score: being the north quarter ( N U ) nf tile ithoritles. Most of the aliens being Memphis .100 002 101 00—5 1.1 3 Issue o f 1630,000 to providp fot lant, vs. The First National Bahlt northwest nnnrter (N W *4 ) o f the ■mugglcd into the United States Atlanta ....000 ftOO 041 01—C 10 2 the construction o f a network nf of Brnoksvillc, and others, appel­ the southeast quarter (S K '4 ) of Merx, Mitchell and Ynrvan; roads, with the necessary bridges lees. The opinion is by Judge T er­ fleetloii Seven (7). Township txvcnty■long the Florida coast are anarch­ & on the peninsulur below St.* Peters­ rell. The opinion discusses the ohn 121) South. Itangc Thirty (30) ists and other types o f undesir­ Francis, Nichaus and, jlpwort}). na-it burg. Persons interested in the function of proceedings known un­ ables, tho Importer dcjarn, Matty, jeet. .assured the commissioners der the Florida statutes n* ‘ th« * 'll appearing from-the-sworn-hill o f them, htMstati*, lm*e pniffiAiV * * Chattanooga 0,. Kbbkr j7j»* i of cbmpIaTlTl fiTed Tn ' (Tits ■'efiuse MOBILE, Ala., May 13.—In a that sentiment in the bridge and creditors bill and distinguishes this ugnlnst you. that you nnd each of ly been deported from tjus country. roud district suuth of Ht. I’ etersproceeding from the ordinary re­ you have or claim to hhvr some tnigarne featured with a parade of , . . . . . , , ., . lerest In and to the lands herein____ 1pitchers, Clinttanougu, defeated l)Ur* w« *n fnv,,r " f .tht’ bo» ‘J is ceivership proceeding. 8C1IOOL OF INSTRUCTION nhtive described, und tliat your . Mobile » to 7. I). Anderson, pinch '?,ue n? '1 woul'.‘ bo no «iuct«-j 1 places of residence ure unknoxvn NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING ■ .Therefore, you Hriijqpilno T* <Ir IfST. AUGUSTINE. May 13.— Ad- M'UHng for Janies, hit a triple for 1,0,1 Mbout 1,3 c,,rr>,|nK-. OF STOCKHOLDERS OF fin. a w l ................ jutant-Genornl J. Clifford .It. Fon: .'Jfio visitors m the elghth^scoring J'UltD'CORON'ADO=HEvrri UIPKOVIEMENT, BONDS living, it. H7 Si I-Iff, and wife, Em --------- COMPANY Dearie-all ovtw -tbe*state,• Phirttnnnngrr T tttrotl 04(J—p D 2 ma A. Htclff. If llvtiur. all of the PALATKA, Flu.. May 13.— A , calling them to St. Auugstine for Mobile unknown heirs. If llvlntr, of the 310 o n 1)01— 7 10 3 proposal to issue 2360,000 in bonds Notice is hereby given that vstdto of John W , Griffin, deceased. ■ state-wide school o f instruction Cunningham, Jumes, Hawkins for-civic improvements here has there will be n special meeting o f 1k P. Wolverton, if Itvina. Luther for officers here on Muy 20-22. At­ and Nunumaker; Wijtze, Ellis and passed its firet, reading before the tho stockholders of Sanford-Coron- t\ JPorli-r, If llvlns. L. O. Porter. If tendance fit the school is to be com1 Dcvormer. living. Maricarct S Itanisvy. Incity commission. The ordinance ndo Bi-nrh rv.nin.inu n pulsory for officers who have not nt (h nc, V o m P«ny ' n corporation, Ilivtdunlly und ns successor In trust culling for the election fixes the nt the unices o f the Company in t< > Jtoberi it. uamsi-y. if living. adequate excuses for nbsencc. Thu Birmingham |f», Little Rock 6. date o f July 1 for the freeholders Sanford, Florida, on tho 15th day Charles C. Warwick. Trust)-.- and I school will open at 1) o'clock Tues­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. May 13.— day, May 20, with registration ut Birmingham enjoyed a slugging to pass on the proposal which cov­ o f May, 102-1. at 7 '3 0 n m for ,' 1* euercssor*. If living. Margaret R I 11,1'" " * > ■ lf living, and Abel ers u wide range of municipal the nurnoso of m n . i d U . the adjutant-general's office. party today at the expense of Lit­ Work, int-luding docks, wharves und ,rpJ'*1 of e??*t , V fl, n ' " j *Irlffln. If living. Administrator of mme* estate of or John \V. Grl o f mu the capital cupital biock stock or of said M \v. (irlffln. d.-tle Rock and won, 15 to 6. Three warehouses, repaving streets, side­ crease ..i part lea MUCH EXCAVATION DONE Traveler pitchers failed to check walks and other public ways, am­ corporatoln and an amendment o f , ''' aied, amt If dead, allItenjamln>Article VI of the charter of « M flna,,.r. 11 the Baron batters. rnmiimlInn ,nlniln>. *-■ U r lff 111. and xxlf*-. Ifeni ong other things. . FORT PIERCE. May 13. — C o f 7 n , S i ° e n.n rclatinf. to th« lim it I ! r r l » X I,d ; . e X d W,Wlll, tam 1O ^ a IL Two nnd three base hits and u o l tndebtednesH of the corp oration , dt-nrled. deceased, G. W. s ie lff, unit Drainage work by the big dredge home run hy Camp featured. Scores POL1CK WAGES INCREASED deepening and clearing out Ten- Little Rock .. 013 000-002—6 10 0 Mile creek in the North St. Lucie Birmingham 003 320 01 x— 15 21 2 MIAMI, Muy 13.— Plans aro be­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a drainage district project has exca­ McCall, Cush, Roberts and Ln- ing worked out by the public snfe- M ■ vated nearly six and a quarter mil­ pan, Smith; Hyman, Gray rind ty department officials of this city lion cubic yards. The dredge has Spencer. for increase July 1 in tho-scale o f reached the mouth o f Fiva-MUe Jk---------------------- _ .. pay o f ’ police officers. Under the Creek and after going up that TARRER ELECTED MAYOR present scale, patrolmen start at jj body for a mile will return and FORT MYERS. May 13.—J. S. tain take up work in Ten-Mile Turrer has been elected mayor of $123 n month and after the first receive $140 a month, but there reek. East Fort Myera, receiving 84 out the increase stops. The chief’s sal­ r t of 120 votes cast. ’ With Tarrer, ary is $275 a month. Data is being J east coast baseball P. P- Nalle and J. h. Delacey were nhtuined from other cities o f the elected us councilmen; J. B. Wine MIAMI, Fla., May 18.—First was named clerk, and O. I), BluCk- country with the vluw o f arriving nt some satisfactory scale for the game* In the Florida East Coast LAKELAND WINS FROM SAINTS IN PITCHERS’ DUEL EDGAR JONES IS FIRST GATOR TO QUALIFY FOR THE SIGMA DELTA PSl AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA RED SOX BUNCH HITS AND BEAT PH ILLIES4T01 ENJOYED A GOOD SLEEP N ic iir s “ I wish to say that FOLEY PILLS worked O. K. on me in a couple of hours and the pains left me at once. I took a couple of them in the afternoon, went to bed and had a good night’s sleen and have slept good ever since,” writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, will thoroughly flush the kidneys nnd increase their activity. BUILD STRENGTH The body depends entirely dh the blood for strength. II the blood is thin, impure and undernourished, your strength is impaired, your vi­ tality is lowered and your power of resistance against disease lessened. L E O N A R D I’S E L IX IR F O R T H E B L O O D feeds the blood, builds it up, makes It rich, red and pure. Good red blood means health, strength and new vigor. Fortify your body against disease. Make it stronger, more healthy by using L E O N A R D I’ S E L IX IR F O R T H E B L O O D , the ideal tonic and purifier. Ask for L E O N ­ ARDOS E L IX IR in the yellow package. Refuse all substitutes. At all druggists.------------ SOAP Try Smith’s Shop fo r good _ work — next Va Hotel. TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA Freedom from Nrrv. j>rw Mean* Freedom from Spinal Anatyae* Pn-., DR. W . A. BR1 m m o r n actor Look Young! Bring Back Its N at­ 1‘ almrr ( i r .j„ . ural Color, Gloes and A t­ Office Hour*: 9-13 A. M.; 2-5 p M tractiveness. 7 to » Kvenlnira. e*crpt I Common garden sage brewed in­ Boom* 304-4*4 Flrat Nat. Bk. lt|,iK to a heavy ten with sulphur ndded will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri­ for 10 ant. Just a few applications will Special prove a revelation if your hair is SHEET MUSIC fading, streaked or gray. Mlxng the Sage Tea nnd Sulphur recipe at One for 35c, another f*| homo, though is troublesome. An records easier way is to get a bottle of W y­ One for 35, 57 or 75 ctuj eth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound at any drug store all ready for use. other for 5 cU. This is the old-time recipe improvELECTRIC LIGHT SI ed by tho addition of other ingred­ One for 85 cts. anotherj ients. 5 cts. While wispy, gray faded hair is not sinful, we nil desire to retain our youthful appearance and a t­ tractiveness. By darkening your hair with W y eth 's Sage and Sul­ 105 P alm etto Art. phur Compound, no one can tell, because it docs it so naturally, so evenly. Y'ou just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair taking one small strand nUn time: by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully is « prescription for dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant. Chills and Fever, !>ca(u~ F.P.RII 666 S A Beach Destined to a Great Future 8 B a A s I ® - • ! | Neu) Smyrna 7t A h.... S •• 22, under a tentative schedule prnposed for the teams. Cities that will be represented in the league are Miami, Fort Pierce, Port Ijtuderdale, Coconut Grove, Little RivThe Sportsman's Storo / er. and West Palm Beach. Tho E “ aeon will close July 13, according Everything for the Sportsmnn. 117 park Avenue. • to present plans, * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a SANFORD CYCLE CO. t ■M a a a A Development that is more than a sub-division— a* townsite The Seashore has fo r generations been the M ecca fo r Sumniretime vacationists. In the past only yea r-’round residents or the wealthy could afford to invest and build along the Seashore - 2-property that was considered a luxury fo r a few months pleasure only. S TUESDAY AFTERNOON And Evening At Tha NE\V SM YRN A BEACH offers all the pleasure o f a fiat dp * an ' nc°mPal'able Beach, and more. N E W SMYRNA BLACH has the advantage o f an ideal clim ate the whole year S u or constant pleasure and enjoym ent. N E W SMYRNA BEACH property is a Juxury, b u t it is a luxury that will psf ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ B B a a B iaiB B a a B iB a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a ■ <|+++++t+«-M .-M .-H.++++f4.+++++++<,++++++++++++++++> FOR RENT Neat little bunga­ low— completely fur­ bished— located on the leights, on paved •eet. !l Good.... p a 8 a s a )RPORATED irst N a tl Bk Bldg. p ... . , Book W ork Commercial Work Prompt service—quality work. Drop us a card, our representative will call. :: gS MT. DORA PUBLISHING CO. Alt. Dorn, Florida. Only 24 mllea from Sanford. 61 5 -6 1 6 , oodu s ■ ltyC o. K 4- g Printing Folders Fla. p i “ Sale Bills A Specialty.” S♦♦♦♦****+++♦<111MlM 1+4 + 4 * 4 4 Montezuma Hotel ■ a IN ALL BRANCHES PER MONTH Britt S ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» Mrs. Juliete Slade Howefl, of Boston, will have on exhibition Tap­ estries, Oil Paintings, lats and Dresses. » « AFTORD 6ndS ln a Vely feW years’ and is a luxul'y Y 0 U CAN ss ! y r n a b e a c h - : con .(ill bo bought for as low as t*50« S S cement sidewalks t wS. y**” at 6 P « ~to» tthe interest. urt. un pa\Lti streets with and convenent Beach. Th«* every^lot^ili^this develnnm7 4° ^ thnt 1° fo^Iow ,cnt,a greater value each era anil Dovelon?rJ . ■PTent‘ ,Su.mnier bungalows are being built, nnd the Owndents. ov,-,oper* are ^ completing an elegant Pavilion- for the pleasure of res»- B U Y N O W , W HILE LOTS A R E A T T H E IR L O W E ST PRICE H. li. SCHULTE REALTY CO., INC. Selling Agents. South Beach St., EVERYON E CO RD IALLY IN V IT O B .* “ .r*»— . . ! TL ---- . . . , _ J Canal Street, NEW SMYRNA X .M . ROGERS & D. F. EUQUAV, OWNERS & DE aaaaaaaaaaaaa A iV m % U \ •\4 IYTONA Phone 674 n i n n u n lla in n iu i 910 Main i DAYTONA BEAC 1 �I THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1921 PAO bFIYB r or Quick Results Use Herald READ THEM FOR PROFIT Political Announcements prd Daily Herald T-AD h ates Cash in Advance fc will be r e trnne end eo lmrd lately *«w ___ to* ■ line He m ttmr ____ Be a t l a » ____ 4o a line ic* Type double above artd for con_ , Usertlons. ■ J, of average length .Bird s line , charge Wo for Bret mills* t» restricted to cliis iftca tlo n . trrer I* made Ih e San- rild will be responsible on* Incorrect Insertion, irtlier. for subsequent t The office should be Political c o s s T t n u : o f d ist r ic t xii . i. I hereby announce that I am a cam!Plate for constable of District No. 1. subject to the Democratic primary to be held June Jrtl. 1911. Halil district being composed of the following voting precinct*: San­ ford, Lake Monroe and Paolo. : . W. E. WALK HR. F t m J 1 S T Ii t ; t t hereby announce that I am a •candidate fur the office of Justice of the Peace In and for the First ' Justice District of Seminole County. Wtlh the legad and efficient I assists nee of the executive officers of the county 1 promise to do my duty without prejudice. ___________ L. (1. BTRINOFBI.LOW. a nxt r r . I will bo a candidate for renoinlnntlon for the office of s u t e A t ­ torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit of the State of Florida, sub­ ject to the action of the 'Demo­ cratic Primary. Your endorsement for a Keen ml term of office r/lll be greatly appreciated. GEORGE A. DECOTTE8. State Attorney, Seventh Judicial ______ Circuit. State of F.orlda. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Commis­ sioner from District Number Two of Hcmlnole County, subject to the action of tho Democratic Primary Juno 3. 1921. JOHN MEtSCIL FOR SHERIF F. To Ihe Voter* of Seminole County: I hereby announce my candidacy for tho office of Sheriff of Semi­ nole County, subject to the voters of the Democratic Primary to he held Jura 3rd. 1924. If ejected I promise four year* of Law E n ­ forcement In a business manner by the help of the proper subordi­ nate* or a**l*tant* and earnestly solicit tho support of all law e n ­ forcement voter*, on June 3rd. ____________ HAY MO.N'D 1.. A LLEN.__ M EM BER OF s n i o m , BOARD. 1 wish to nnnounco that 1 am a candidate for Member of the School Board of Seminole County from School District No 3, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary to li eheld June 3. 192L II. H. DATTIHIIALI Political nouncements Tu x i i l s f . n t a t i v e . rtln.:/ announce myself I'O H R O A R I ) O F I ■I 111.If IN ­ lliitte for the House of S T R U C T IO N . it!n. from Seminole I hereby announce my cnndldney abject to the Democratic for rc-olectlon as member of the Jane 3. 1921. If elected I Public Instruction for tt'fyh* constructive legls- Board of tiir toco til of tho grent- Seminole County. Florida, repre­ District No. I. of ,r ef pt-oplr In Seminole senting School Seminole County, subject to the li the state of Florida. Democratic primary to be held on .1 It. LYLES. J u t * 3rd, 1921. IINTV CntnimSlONEH. f innmtttee tny candidacy tj Commissioner for the irt. comprising tho towna Vny. Long wood, nnd AlIprlnxs. and respectfully • support of tho voters of let at the primary to bo 1. 1911. w n. n A i . L A it n . _ itnti roitm aaiuN E it. 1 announce my candlCoonty t’ommloaloner. fo j Ddtrlrt "t Seminole CouiW Kt to the action of Ajio Mrj nf 1921 *J|I ___ L. IL.KILUJUU i rw:itK o f c o u r t . **. r ttsounCe my candidacy flits >'f Clerk of the Clrt. Stmlmde County, Flor­ et t» tin- decision of the l< srlma’ V to bo held on A- t*,. 1121, I ntand for dttrppT’ ' n-KP r im /w > v T aSTIT E. DOUGI.AH8. t b u -.n a t o u f r o m ' t i i e tEEATH S E N A T O R I A L ItlSTIIlCT. hup my earuUitaoy. . ift»r •* »* HI si e S e n a t o r f r o m '■ymtti S e n a t o r ia l D i s t r i c t , ... f"r another term I • fuiflli u„. 4 t i n , n |h« Hint • ffle ie n t manner ••'•mltirteil It ID the _ C . M. H AND. it io n k c u t im ; Aiiur indorsement Htcr* at ili.. I'UijR C ft EJl RlNO._ 'TV t o n MISSION KM. innoance my cundlducy r'9 f»r tho office of nlsslanor of Seminole Ve}. No. I. subject to j‘ Itemocratlc prl*i_L n i.EDSOF. i yr ,;\ i Tuv-r- <>f - p if H"I'STlircTION. •nnomic, m y c a n d i d a c y tl« th e o ffice of ‘" I n i n , d e n t of P u blic "i K.-minnhi C o u n t y , " U.mocrmlc primary n June 3rd. 1924. T. IV. LAWTON. struct Ion Trom District No. .1. ftlenevu, llvlcdo, Osceola ami l buluolti) subject to tbu action of | ; j Oemoeratle Primary, Juno 3ril. 19.t. Having served ms n mem­ ber of the Board since IBIS, and having been chairman of tho Board since 1919, especially IBs me for Hie work required of a Board member, and If rc-dected I prom* so,the same conselentiotis nnd corr'•tractive service as has been rend­ ered In my many years of service. CHAM. F. HARRISON, ___________ ________Geneva. Florida. FOR SA LE - 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? A re you out o f work and in need o f pleasant, profitable employment? Are you desirous o f supplementing your income by part time work in some congenial line o f endeavor? W ould 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? tn the solution o f all these needs o f the fjour and scores o f others that are just as im KOIv SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself ns n candidate for the office of Sheriff of Seminole County, subfect to thu Democratic primary Jure, 19JI FOB Tar. COI.I.F.I T O I L I wish to announce tin t I am a candidate for re-t-lectlon to tho o f­ Cl IAS. A. DALLAS. fice of Count v Tax Collector of F O R W E M H E R SCII (Hit, B O A R D . Seminole County, subject to tho I hereby announce mysolf a ca n ­ action of the Democratic primary to be held tn Jttnididate for re-election to tfin office of member of the Board ■nl Piddle _____________ JNO. D. .U N KIN S. Instruction. represent luW .. Rihoot F O R C O U N T Y J I IK1R. District No t of Sent lit Mo Cdunty. I hereby nnnounev myself as a subject to the Democratic primary candidate for the office of County to be held on June 3rd. t M t Judge, of Seminole Courtly, subject _____ _____ FRF.P T. WILUA>IS. to the Democratic primary, June 3, 1924. I pledge faithful service t o ~ T h e v o t e r ITTi g t n H n n should you nominate me.i 1 " l y i A T O R I A L • ' D p t T m t r i ’v , J tn, Ernovn and Osceola, subject to sens of Hemlnoli- County that I tint the action of tho Democratic pri­ n canitliiule for the nomination to he Prosecuting Attorney for Ihe mary June- 3. C. A. RAIILEn.SON. County Court of Seminole County, FOR rt.ERh CtltCPIT COURT- subject to the tM'llon of the DemoI I hcrtdty Mttnoiinrc that 1 nm a eratle primary, Juno 3rd. 1914. candidate for the office of Clerk will lie grateful for your vote ami the nomination. o f the Circuit Court, of Seminole County, subject to the action of tho ______ ERNEST F. IIOUSIIOI.TU.lt. FOR JUSTICE OF PEATk Democratic primary In June, 1914. I hen-tty announce my candidacy -_____________II. It. CHAPPELL,' for Justice of Peart- In anil for the FOR roust TV JUntlK. To the People of Seminole County: First District o f Seminole County. I nni a candidate for County Judge, your siinnort and vote on June the 3rd will he nnnreriated. SAMUEL A. II. WILKINSON. Subject, o f course, to the action of the Dcmorrnttc primary lit bo IipIjI Jam- 3rd.! I will bo a candidate tlnn. and If elected I assure the clllxi-n«hlp nf Seminole a fair arid faithful administration of tha a f ­ fairs of the office. HCHF.LLB MAINES. f o r rossT A M .li. I hereby snniiunrs myself a can­ didate for re-election on June 3rd. .1921 as Constable of District N um ­ ber 1. of Seminole County, which Includes vntlrjr precinct* Number* t. 2. 3 nnd I. I will appreciate the support o f nil voters In District Number I. „ _____ _ IL C. (CLAUD) WHITTEN._ FOR COI’XTV COMMINHllVIKn. I hereby announce my candidacy for County Cutumlasbinsr for the Fourth District of Seminole Coun­ ty. Subject to the action of tha Juno Primary of 1911. Apartments For Rent FOR RENT— Furnished apnrtMbit Pnrk»’ttVi , f *:' 1 F’OR RENT—Tuu room apartment, newly furnished, $25.00 month, 310 W. Third Street. __________ FOR RENT— Two or three rooms, furnished apartment. Ideal loeatlon, 200 E Third S t . __________ FOR RENT—Two or three rooms, furnished apartment, ideal loca­ tion. 200 E. Third Street.__________ FOR RENT—Two room aparement furnished. Summer rates now on. Femdaio A p ts , 305 E. First SL FOP. RENT— Nice four room apartments, furnished, electric lights and water, screened porches. Best location, M. N. Blanton, Cornnado Beach, Fla.________________ LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* gram. Beat advertising mediutri in FOR SATE£-One Moline tractor and plow, A1 condition, one desk South Florida Publlahcd mornings. Star-Teleg ram, Laktland, Fla.___ new, one farm wagon, double box, COLUMBUS (On.) MslHlklt— Class­ one 260-egg incubator. Cheap fgr H. E. Polentan, Lake ified hits have the largest circu­ quick sale. lation ' ltd t StiUthwsstern Georgia. Talmadge, Deljtnd, F l a ._________ Itate 9c (6-woril) lln«.______ FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and A'OVERTlSfc in the Journal-TiervnnrUhca at Sanford Novelty ald, South Georgia's greatest Works, sole agents. 154-tie newspaper. Morning, afternoon, TYPEW RITER RIBBONS — For weekly and Sunday Classified rates use on Royal, Remington or L. 10c nor line. Waycross JournnlHornld, Waycross. G eorgia,_____ C. Smith typewriters. Will sell for one-half price. Herald office. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ FOR SALE—Kgry cash register. ers ami fern growers of Volusia $10 cash. Herald_offiee._________ county ntlvertise in the Del-ami FOR STATE — Remington type­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash writer, with wide carriage, in with order.___________________ __ good condition. $25 cash. Inquire A LITTLE WANT AD in The at Herald office. Herald will bring you big re­ FOR SALE— Dairy and atable sults. Advertise those old articles manure, enr lots. Link & Bngyou have stored away and have ley. Box 2401, Ta mpa , Fla.______ no use for. A little thirty-cent od FOR SALE— One piano cheap for may’ bring you several dollars. cash. Apply 309 W. Second St. |Phone 148 and n representative i tviii.’ cnH .to see you. ____ FOR SALE— International tractor, Sprcial price. Sec Mahoneyl FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando Wnlkor Co. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ FOR SALE, or will trade for car, five acres of unimproved celery imum 21c cash with order. land near Oviedo. Write C. B. AUGUSTA CH RON ICLE— Au­ Broderman, 204 S. Main S t , Ovie­ _________________ gusta, Ga.— Auguitn’s greatest do, Fin. classified medluin, rate ensh .09c FOR SALE—One cooking range. chnrge. 10c ‘ pet line, minimum Mrs. A, H. Knight, Route A, Box ■30c._____________ • ■ ___ 205. MAINE— WntcrvlHc, Morning Sen­ FOR SALE, or will trade for ear, tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ live acres of unimproved celery ple ore interested in Florida prop­ land near Oviedo. Write C. B. erty. Rcneh them through the Broderson, 201 S. Main St., Orlan­ Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ do, Fla. __ _______________ tion. FOR SALE—Two dresses, brown PALM BEACH COUNTY— The Canton and gingham. Size 40. scene of stupendous development- Apply 210 Laurel. __________ Reotl about it In the Paint Beach Post. Sample copy sent on re- FOUND— One stray blind mule. Owner may recover same by call­ quest._____________________________ ing at Herald office, paying for this ad and become notified o f its whereabouts. Lost and Found FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn’t you be able bo use the money se­ cured by renting that vacant room now going to waste? There are many persons looking for places to stay. Help take care o f them .and not only make money but assist in keeping people in Sanford. Phone 148 and give your ad over the tel­ ephone. Use The eHrald for quick, service. __________________ FOR RENT— Store room on West First Street, now occupied by Le« Brothers. Excellent location for wholesale or retail business. See A. P. Connelly & Sons. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms and one fumisehd bed­ room. 103 Palmetto Avenue. M A TER IAL HOUSES W AN TED WANTED— Bungalow wanted by responsible family. Must have three bedrooms und be well lo­ cated anti comfortably furnished. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Address "Bungalow,” care The Florida reul estate advertise in thu Sit. Petersburg .Time*. One pent §A,lf,'rd cllrpld. . ..... .. . cunt u word daily, two cent* a wurd Sundays. ____ __________________ "D O YOU W ANT to buy or sell X au advertise in furtl. I f y o u want to rent your place invest thirty cents in a Her­ ald want ad and you will reach those interested. Phone your ad to 148. Use The eHrald want ad pnge for qtlick service . _______ * SMALL HOME located near lake desired by small family used to caring for nice things. House must -he well furnished and be conven­ iently located. Givtf location, price and full information when writing Box 431| Sanford, Florida. R E A L E ST A T E FOR SALE or trade for Sanford property, ten acres truck land in Eureka Hammock. Miss Ena Hes­ ter, 838 South Hughey St., Orlan- * do, F la.__________________________ _ I I For Sale— House and lot on San-, ford Avonue. Price $1,250. Terms, f For "Sale— Business now cloaring,^ four to five hundred dollars per month. $1,500 takes IL Come J quick. ]1 For Sale— Ten acres, 300 foot _ lake front, good dwelling, garage, a H MIRAC1.E Concrete CV, general cement work, aldewlaka, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R. Tcrwilleger, Prop. _________ Lumber and Building Material. Carter Lumber Company N. Lnurel Js1.. Phone 665. HILL LUMBER CO. House of Service, Quality and Price Phono 135. Help Wanted WANTED— Sanford business men who are in need ol competent help should read tho classified 0 Ege o f The Herald. There’s no reason for sending out-of-town for help when there is probably jusl tho person you want in tha city WANTED— Young men to work nftcr school. Must bo of good nppenranco nnd willing to hustle, j Address in own hand writing, glv-| ing age. Work is entirely on com*} mission basis and earnings will de­ pend entirely on your ability to get results. Box 100, care Herald. HELP W AN TED ^Young ladles of good appearance willing to do house to house canvassing on com- j mission basis. Good proposition for real workers. Address Box 4311 ciirc The Snnford Herald, and give complete information as to age and ubility. WHTOI . . Wu have the largest listing on cclcry'and vegetable farms in the city, If you want a city lot, a su­ burban lot. a house ready built, celery farm, grove or anything in tho real estate line caR on us. Wo sell at tho owners' price only. Call and see us. We give you the bar­ gains and service. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. THOMAS AWNING & TEN T CO. Inc., largest and oldest flrfn In Florida. Thomns awnings fit and satisfy. Send for measurement chart, samples, prices. 2C5-7 aV. Flagler St., Miami, Fla. Rooms For Rent BUILDING Read Herald W ant Ads For Profit Use Them fo r Results LUST an opportunity to Keep abreast with tho times by nbl reading tho classified pages of your daily newspaper. Herald want ads contain many interesting messages. It will pay you to read MteP*i|ue consldtration, t lave ^ ^ J. n HI IARON. them daily.________________________ dCcldeO' '<ft become a candidate for f o r it ijiii:. A i m t iT t o i i i T . ' co-elecRnn to Ihe Ktntd Senate ■ 1 wish to annotinm that I nm n FOUND—Corbin key. Owntr can <rbm ill* ,llth Senatorial PlatxIoL ratldhlute for Clerk of tho Circuit have same by calling at Herald Ootnpnscd, *if Orange. Semla<dtf|Mtd Court at Seminole t'nunty. subject ftecoda ('bunt lc*,. subject- in fhc f t * . D » t mscra[tte»ri»r|itmry.**J*»neL 3r.|; otTUe and payiug.for niL ............. .. Hpeinncrntldl prlamuryj to ' U* V,hrl(1 LOST— In store or on street, plate June J.'d. I respectf ully aollcfl of teeth with platihum bar your support OVHUSTREF.T: across front- Rctur nto Dr. FasFOR COUNTY JPIHtB. ■ " well’s office anr» receive reward. I hereby nnnouncc -my candld.-fn, valuable articles are f» r ‘ g w ) * * '’ of Femlrtole Connty^strhjvct'tn tfsef oin Dis-j lost every day. In many instanaction of the voters at the Dem o­ Hcmlnols Ices the finder advertises them In cratic prlmnrv June 3. irtiun of The Sanford Herald. If you have JOHN fl. LEONARDY. hmo rd. or f oun(j anything it FOR 111M*11DMHNTATtV B. • * ;KLKR. might pay you_to run a little ad on I hereby nimuunre my cnndldney for member House of Representa­ this page. Phone It to 148. F O R F O I S T Y CO M M D ig ION K R . tive" fur Hemlnolf) County, subject I hereby tinnunm-tmy cumllto tho action of tho voters at the rtacy for County Commissioner for LOST— From my car Thursday afternoon between Sanford and Democratic primary. June 3. District No. 2. iL'mtnotn County, FORREST LAKE. subject to the Democratic Primary, DeLand one brown coat and Initial June 3. 1921. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. E. H. on inside, return to this o f­ I hereby nnnoiinro tny candidacy J _______________ L P. IIAOAN. fice and receive reward. Sanford for County Commissioner for the F O R I’ H O n F . c i T I N O A T T O I ^ V E V Fifth District comprising ChuluoI desire to announce to the rill- Herald- SHERIFF. f Mnaunce myself a ennr re-r'rclhin to the office 9nnltiolo County subArtlon „( pem oJo be held on June •"uling T W, K,01.1 T \ k . ASSKSSOU. .TJ**1 ‘ I snnbunce (hat J am a cjiidldaio for re-election to the of . Ta* assessor of Semi­ nole County, subject to the decls" n . of, Democratic Primary to oe held June 3rd. 1924, ----------------A. VAUGHAN. _ M m 'S H E R IF F . To tho >oter§ of Seminole County: announce inyacjf a canr f‘T , Sl" -rlff of Seminole County subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be hetd on June 3rd. If 1 am elected 1 pledge fnjsclf to fulfill the duties of this m i c e to the beat" of* my ability. ___________K. B. lllt A P r . , , ■''*>« T A X COM. ECTOR. I beg to announce myself a can­ didate fur the office of Tax Col­ lector of Hem)nolo County, subject to tlie decision of the Democratic trimary to bo bold Juno 3rd. 1921. _____ it. C M A XW E L L. A \ Y o l ' N T K i t K n F o il .STATE ATTOHAEV. I announce myself a candidate •or the office of titale Attorney f.;r the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, subject to the Democratic primary to ho held In June. If upor. examination of my record my candidacy Is favorhly constdyour vote and active support will be appreciated. _____________ MILLARD n. SsfITIt. CO l.vi'V t o n M I S S I O N K l t r I hereby announce iny sandiducy ror re-election to the .iffire of County Commissioner of District No. 3. Senvlrmln County, subject to the action of the voters on June MISCELLANEOUS Advertising Announcement run Effluent USE THEM FOR RESULTS At 107 N. Park Ave t i e '. Phone 349 Houses For Rent FOR RENT— House, 210 Park Ave. suitable for apartments or rooms, lon g lease, summer rates. Inquire Royai Ice Cream Co._____ FOR RENT— At Lake Mary, 5room cottage. Has running wa­ ter, also garage, $15 per month. Also four room cottage with ga­ rage, $8.00 per month. Apply Thrasher & Gamer. • _______ FOR RENT— House, ft unfurnished. Well It A. P. Connelly & Sons. FOR RENT— After Mo 15, house Oil Myrtle A_v«nuc, FOR RENT— Five room furnished house. Corner Palmetto and Cen­ tral Avenue. Enquire Mr. George COTTAtSE for rent. J. Muaaon, FOR KKN7— Whole or part of completely furnished seven room house. All conveniences, well located. Box 43, City. FOR RENT— Now bungalow on Mngnolin Avenue, completely furnished, until October 15. Phone 54G-J. R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Schelle Maines LAWYER — Court House Insurance SANFORD,------ FLORIDA Elton J Moughton George A . DeCottes ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, - ■ Florida Attoraey-at-Law Over Seminole County ^lanlt Sanford, ■ Fred R . Wilson The Matthews Press ATTORNEY-AT-LAW W e ls h * R IR h aa a for* F la . Phone 417-L-2 First National Bank Bldg-* Sanford Florida Sanford Machine Co. tisasral Mathias a s 4 Bstlse W eek's. C jlla d tr (irtadlaa Phone OX Saafsrd. F U . Sanford Sign Shop APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Classes o f Work By GEORGE McMANUS jfflNG UP FATHER 107 Nortt T H Itt a fo ^ ORo . t r e l a j w n e y he Pb VMLLI1SC TO ^ U ro » N ^ ^ « b V / I T H L .L HERE V --.t o n u ;h t - Florida PRINTING elsewhere. Write today for our AUTOMOBILES AN D practical, suro money-making plnn. n n n » T no J. R Watkins Co., Dept. 100, MomR lltx A I R S phis, Tcnn.________ ________________ |?0R SALE— Ford actlan, 1023 WANTED— Igidy to keep house for model, first-class running condielderly couplo near Sorrento, tlon. Four new Goodyear cord tires, Fla. Apply 111 Maple Ave., San- speedometer, dome light, bumper, ford. ____________ _________ “ un shield, spare tire, 1921 license. WANTED— Two firat-rias* salea-A bargain for cash. J. M. Gallamen. Central Florida Motor Co.gher, Phone 149-J. H. B. Lewis Co. FOR RENT— Furnished light housekeeping rooms. Get our prices. Sec our rooms.; We can please you. Femdnlc. Apts., 305 E. First St-____________ ‘ FOR RENT— Thrtp rooms partly furnished. Mrs. Annie Philp, West Side. FOR RENT— Two nice, cool, fur­ nished housekeeping rooms. Sum­ mer rntes. 312 E. Fifth St.________ FOR RENT— First floor three room furnished apartment, kitchenette, private bath. Pleasantly located, near Gables. 418 Magnolia. THAT IV 4 T L O R O 'YOU -TWO C4O U P T O THE L I O f V ^ Y A ‘b O R W b E I T H O W T R C L A W N E Y -n Q W < ;E T T U H C O H T O C t T H e -R . C A P IT A L f K T h c T O - STEWART The Floriat Flowers For All Occasions C >R A 1 ^H OCK: CAHOV' t c L l Sanford Ave A R E .X O O H E Members Florists T elegripk P a. *. T H A T - Ivery Aaaaclatlaa j ' ? , 814 Myrtle Av*. Phone MO-W 0| o M o oJJ lii ini nm Sanford Novelty W orks :: 3. liliil! • *««» * ■ -!« • * * a V, C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop a id MIR Wi JSi i tMwi * F xatunk T*— Jf r :!V: Contractor and B qM n . -Vu'v •»(; r.n i A “ “R17 Coaunardal 8troet .a ..* * -M ls » u ^ h r y t ^ M * * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 12, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4838e7b3bce0da8e66230e98a8c697de.pdf 7f65d4478730ddd00232fe3db5a0d2b0 PDF Text Text I */ •- FLORIDA: Generally fair We ««dar and Thursday; no in temperature; gentle wind*. SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924. * C an M ak e _ _ io n * B e fo re 0 Y1 M a t - L ease ial M ethods [(Jet To S en ate Thomas Emmet Wilson, one of the oldest and mad prominent citizens of Sanfojdland Seminole county, died m o H » n « ^ S t e .1atf I f 2 ? th e 'F ^ i d - u S i h i ™ l i ~ monal Hospital following an Hines* of leas than a week. ' • . . 'F o i l ’s ;, p \d Shoals will not ka yote in th<t senate thkKsaion unless;its era use unusual metbet it before the body, i Norris, of the lenato -eeofflittee, conducting i flioda 'hearings, ’ said y would ex i probably extend fk- If coogreas adjourns . conventions, it would be aa impossibility to get a vote before adjourni aiual course of awalti action is'followed. Backing Action. •• of -diM an preparing to bring [«* the committee to perv. Sanator ’Harrison; Dem * ‘ j>i, a memberof the and supporter of the probably will make an-. ; to atop the hearings, in this, he will request ate floor tha discharge ommittcc from further don of the Ford bill, | it to the senate calendar. Norris aaid today that | not see how the heai hearings I before June 1.” He deower comnpany bidders are several *1 more days, r-White-Atterbury- bid­ ‘ to testify further, the of the Lloyd-bid wishliheard and he himself testimony of expert . eagineera. • llatea, vie or of th« 1 1 M i Shoals to I r Be producstf afarplmfl? strutted by the company t» expense ahd manufacr a company/composed of the leading ’fertiliser auThey would guarantee ■50.000 tons annually o f rto be eold.«hia' pruflt of-8 ' - .li\ _ . »l provldoa for the lot the hydro electric plants T» Shoals for fifty years to under the. provisions of 1water power act. for Government. •would be distributed tthe South, he said, over voltage inter-connecting fbn lines of the power -Jo! w*dch he said were 1ra the proposal, [wtimated the government during the lease ap­ i ond an ad1^125,000,000 If the govern» P°w®r companadditional power units , Mmbfr two and to con1number thjee at its pwn . [TiT Hcn*tor Harrieon, itUhoagh only the Tennesee lZ“We»;9‘?n)P«ny. theMemy *od Light Company and ama Power Company had J “* proposal, virtually all |P°*ar companies In the •upportera of the bid. oration capitalized a t v would be created to m d m t:: : v \ ch F o r W o m a n f to p a n io n .o f T h i e f YORK, aada udey to rT h i MbmSSS oftH*Y tr Leaser, “ ft night on a charge of Ithfni' , °ward Johnaon, I T i£ W ^ of mo” **»» L a hotel suiU "•ght aaid lwin"! The ‘.L*" woman woman saio ,?**n «n the auiU a t the ** *nd registered wif«- Mrs. John- K M if t 't e is s in•Partmeet by a couple ,«d recently met and kiD* a cocktail -the be? 0>Mt - t n t t t t rt nng-Drawn R e tu rn e d V s. B o y CLEARWATER, May 14.— The grand jury today returrtkd two indictments against Frank McDowell, confessed boy slayer of his two sisters and parents. One charges him with the mur­ der of his mother nnd one of hia father. Judge McMullen said McDowell will be ar­ raigned this afternoon and the date set for his trial. The boy confessed having burned his two sisters in their home in De­ catur, Ga„ and a year later to have killed his father and moth­ er by shooting them as they slept in their home in St. Pe­ tersburg. BY BIG FLOODS **e»th was due to peritonitis. With hily when ho passed away was his *i wife, who had been his constant Already Nineteen Feet Above Ai companion since he was taken ill, A s F i r s t P ro v is H Normal Stage, James River . ?. *'*t«;-in-law, Mrs. Katherine Continues to Rise, Inundat­ P re s id e n t O f ' fro* and three nephews, John, Ily. ing City Streets, Crops, fof> and Emmet Fox. H e W as K now n Electric Plants, Factories Mr. Wilson wan taken ill at his room!, on Park Avenue last Thurs­ F a th e r O f R epul and Homes — Two Are day night when he was stricken Known to Have Lost Lives. with an attack of acute kidney COVINGTON, Ity., May 14. — trouble. Dr. J. N. Toler was sum­ Congressman John W. Langley, RICHMOND. Va.. May 14.—Al­ moned nnd medical aid administer­ Kentucky," was sentenced to two ed. For two or three days he ap­ though the James river at Rich­ years imprisonment in the Atlantsr peared to_ bo improving somewhat mond, already nineteen feet above normal stage, continued to rise t on Monday his condition bo­ its penitentiary by Federal Judge A. early Tuesdny night, other rivers ; came critical nnd he was removed H ad M any E nem i M. J. Cochran, following his con­ to the hospital. Drs. Uulcston of und streams that left their bank., and caused the worst flood the viction en the charge of conspiracy K n e w m u c h T re i thi, city and McEwen of Orlando Piedmont sections of Virginia hnve Democrats Threaten Renewal Of in connection with a whiskey tran­ were called in consultation. experienced in n decade, were reI n C h e c k e r e d C are* Old Battle If Many Radical saction in 1021.- r • An operation could not be per­ ng nnd surveys of the damage • •Changes Are Made. formed due to the patient’s weak­ Likewise Milton Lipschutz, Philwere started. HONG KONG, May U ened condition nnd the doctors be­ _ ndciphiu, convicted with Langley No Accurate Estimate WASHINGTON,-May 14. —The and Runs Total of Property Deal, Dur­ gan to fight for his life which on No accurate Walter Carey, Canton, O., and Dr. Sun Yat Sen, preside estimate of the mone­ ing Past Three Weeks Up To tax reduction bill was entrusted hi. E. tiuth, Alliance, 0„ were sen­ Tuesday was hanging by n slender tary loss will of the South China goi bo available for Approximately 32.1t,000 thread. Conscious up to within probably a day or two, but it is Tuesday to a conference with a Re­ tenced to two years each in tha ment, who has been ill to It Is Announced. four hours of his death, the patient known tho damage will pass the publican majority, but under a same prison. Carey nnd Huth some time, and was repot mndo a gallant fight to stave oif pleaded guilty during the trial. two million dollar mark. Two per­ threat . from Democratic leader* Several real estate deals involv­ yesterday to have been ui death. With that indomitable will sons are known to have lost their Judge Cochran pronounced sen­ th at if reported with radical tence after overruling motions for and strength that was characteris­ lives and many were rescued after ing the transfer of some valuable conscious with brain fever fc chpngaa from the measure ns pass­ a new trial filed by attorneys for tic of the man, h« fought, but with being caught in the swirling wa­ properties not only iri Sanford but two days, died today, accoi no avail. Complications had se­ ters. ed by the senate, the committee Langley and-Lipschutz. After sen­ in Seminole county and amounting ing to a dispatch receii cure,! too much headway and tence was pronounced it was an Scores of small bridges wero would be. reorganized. death was inevitable. nounced that an appeal would be ___ washed away, many miles of rail- to approximately $112,500, wen- from Hongkong. Senate Republican organization taken Death came very peacefully. Everything that possibly could be road tracks were badly damaged, announced Wednesday. and Langley and Lipshcuts Seven Few, If any statesmen past 0ir~! loaders turned down a suggestion wero released Wil ‘ *'* done to save Mr. tVilson’s life, w*ns attempted but the grim reaper roads in almost every' section in denis including one for $10,000, one resent, have known more up* and on bond. from the Democrats that they be took his toll. In the passing of Me. Wilson, death has removed one of the affected district were inundat­ for $20,000 and another for $10,000 owns, more victories and defeats, Langley Says Innocent. given a majority onr the senate con­ the outstanding figures in the development and growth of Sanford and more loyalty or more treachery ^ ference committee, since the meas­ The attorneys for Carey nnd Seminole county. Always in-favor of progressive measures, he is said ed nnd in several places large por­ were announced all together. .. -Yat■ Sen, than Sun the lin t ure carried moat of the provisions Huth were unable to be in court, to hnve accomplished as much if not more than any other individual tions were swept before the onThe largest ileal wns that of the rushing water. j/ydro electric provisional president of Chins, f and Judge Cochran released the de­ advanced by the minority party. sale of n tract of Und con­ citixen toward putting his adopted county on the map. plants were seriously damaged, sisting of over 500 acres by F. L. 'Uuently called cs "the Father of (the fendants on their present bond for The conference, which has been ten daya until their attorneys could Hnd Mr. Wilson lived until O C ct. 1, 1924, he would have reached many of thorn being put out of Rcpublic’’ . and often referred to . Woodruff to tho Sanford-Corodado called to meet Wednesday, is no»v appear. tho ripe old age of 77. He was bom in Putnnm Valley, N. Y., in 1817. commission, forcing manufactur­ as “George Washington of the F a r Carey and Huth said they composed of three Republicans And had no statement He was educated in the public schooln and Inter at Peekskill Military ing plants to close down and leav­ Beach Company for $40,000. Tho East.” * to make beforo new owners of the land is a com­ two Democrats each from the house the judge imposed sentence. Lang- Academy. In 18G8 ho was admitted to the practice of law in Brooklyn, ing residents of more than a dozen The name of Dr. Sun first be­ and senate. N. Y. later he removed to whnt what was then Orange coonty, cities and towns without light and pany recently formed here. ley. however r e a d « *• Three inrcc years inter gan to appear in newspapers of Bench the Western World back in the Uto ' “The.viul.provisions of the bill which d S-------— ta J S ho wa innocent linnocent l eominK...un hpront,Pnk..... in "(*arch Wlth L i he ni ucciirea no ----was i i of . n.i lhid n lMr- Wilson -a _at _ ithat time was_ an_ power. Other manufacturing*plants ^ Tho Sanford-Coronado are In dispute and must be adjust­ of the charge against him. lie uncle, who purchased land and built n home nt Sylvan Lake. Later on were flooded and their stock ruined Company, it is said, is planning 80’s, when his vigorous.pronounesed by the conference. The senate said when he talked with Sam Col­ this place was given to Mr. Wilson. He had'made this plncc his resi­ and still more business buildings, extensive Improvements and devel­ ments against his arch-ener ' residences and other structures in opments on the big tract of land. the dynastic Manchu Emperors amendments are the most distaste­ lins, prohibition diroctor for Kcn- dence since coming to this state. For 53 years Mr. Wilson had made Orange county (Inter Seminole) the lowlands were filled with w a­ Those forming the company aro Chins, attracted some slight at ful to the administration, and with tucky, he had no other thought Republican majority in control than to learn for a man whom he his home. During this whole period he engaged in the prnclico of his ter. Farm crops were seriously unknown but it was stated that tention. He was then living J of the senate conferees, it is con­ considered a -friend what was or profession anil was actively engaged in it up to the time he wns strick­ damaged, railroad traffic was sus­ Edward Higgins is president nnd the Hawaiian Islands with his wl sidered likely that the report will would be Collin’s attitude an,! ac­ en last Thursday. Mr. Wilson waa remurkably active for his age and pended or crippled and live stock R. B. Wight is secretary. owed mother, who had migrated J be framed to auit more the wishes tion respectiag shipments by truck pursued hi* work with n diligence * t 7(5 that was true of him in his and fowl fared badly. Another deal of importance Honolulu with her husband, earlier years. Main Rlreet Flooded. of the president and the treasury of liquor to be lawfully withdrawn. which with the first named, was agent of a Christian mission, whs Mr. Wilson is said to have one’of the most complete law libraries At Richmond the turbulent wit­ closed several weeks ngo but not Sun Yat Sen was an infant. SI department. After Collins made his position - Demand Modification. dear Langley declared, he diamit- In the state of Florida and but a few years ago was considered to have ters of the Jnmes river had bneke I announced until today, was pur­ 1805 however, when he ess„ To be made acceptable! to the ad­ sed the matter from his mind and one second to none in the state. HL office in his own building on Park into Shockoo creek nnd flooded chase by Mayor Forrest Lake and the first tof his many revnluti ministration, however, it la under­ thereafter had no relation of any Avenue, has been maintained in tais one location for a great many Main street in front ml the down­ A. R. Key of Miller Apartments hia name haa become almost _ years. town railroad passenger station at Second Street and Palmetto well known to the Occident as it I stood. the substitute corporation kind with the matter. Mr. Wilson has been one of the Jeading men in his profession for with about two feet of water ,»t Avenue. tax, Imposing a levy on undlatrito the 400,000,000 Chinese nat A ■*«>«*«• Thinks Otherwise. years in the state of Florida. In 1873-77 no wns state’s attorney lor fl o'cloct:, and government forecas­ The consideration for this prop­ ala on behalf of whom he bated proflu, will have to be mod­ J M B MUd he never heard of Mor- the seventh judicial district of Florida and was later chosen as county ter* declared that the river had ified. Senate Democratic .leader* was approximately $20,000, it a lifetime of unremittihg bar j YL* **u ,m Pt 10 bribe ColUns, Solictor for the counties of Ornage^ Volusia and Brevard. not yet reachod Its crost. Other erty .ole known today they would in­ andihat was said. Both of these deasl and constant danger. he did not understand why river and 1,1 in law, 4, ,[n . WY9 ha procoml the charter liit and became attorney of tha "tyevtapwccr.thu n th is p avlslaiit •+*■■>.*V* . "' i 'negotiated through .W. H." 8on -was twice nam M ia ?®uPYFI/,1r,da «H roud and Tn lM #thT F lorida Midland- Railroad. In W aeritoaa^ttlJlML city .were .under. Wight.of UU city. connection, SriiatbrrSlmhighest ^onstitotlonal offtco 1886 ho became attorney for tho Orange Belt Railroad and secured u even more wyter, but everyone had i * , * A time in th* f»ll mons, rnons, of North Carolina, racking , , - - - deal , — of — importance importance rn.v*T£,T nt tho approach nnnnin,.i, ,Another r r**r,nw . . . . Attorney William Gray, Philadel­ charter to build to St. Petersburg and Sanford. Later he waM vicc- sufficient warning of Democrat on the financo committee, 1911, when proclaimed which was recorded at the offlco phia pleaded 'foe Lfpechutz. He of the flood to remove their bopreeident and general counsel of tho latter company. Ho served In announced that if the conference president of of clerk of circuit court Tuesday first prov -------------- itles 1880-93. He was at nnn WTtra XW*fcit wflym unfrttfartafyttor-tite-K and e-Sanford snff-St:' Poti1(Vimrg-RnilrWdJ ___ ____ Ity th e y would- vote with the fuihW Vhen ho came hero three Ion: Ha w a „ w‘l> be confined tir buildings intho W .A .» £ g TDHlasTdso been^'presidents the countjrBar Association. lie was ibilcan Insurgents to reject it fler a tract bf land for $19,000. President of all China. and to obtain appointment of new years aft. Gray had been engag­ later n hank director nnd when he died was an extensive property hold- affected sections. Precoding his first election The is located as in sec­ ed in the real estate business, nnd er. He served one term os vice-nrcsident of the Florida Bar A'ssocinconferences. Street car traffic here was inter­ tion property Chinese people, rising In 31, township 10 and yango President Coolidge also haa made that whet he left home his wife tion. Among othr things which Mr. Wilson ha» done during his career rupted by the water on Main 31-cast. wrath against centuries of was an expectant mother. was hylp materially in dlvidng Orange county. He also secured char­ •treet, while Mayo Island Park, known hia opposition to the pro­ under the moi Other deals recorded fTuesday government Judge Cichran, In reply to Lang­ ters for- Sanford nnd St. Petersburg and at different times was their homo of tho Richmond Baseball vision for full publicity of returns; Manchu and previous . Club of Virginin League, was cov­ were: Donnie Osteen and hushand This provision, however, was pro- ley s statement declared he believed attorney. Mr. Wilson served as postmaster of Sanford from 1877 to 1880. He ered with almost ten feet of water. the senate by Senator him to be guilty, and that “tho ^ f • "" s e t^ p ^ ‘ public, K l "tau.nch Republican in politics. Mr. Wilson traveled extensively The top of the city dock was ripped IHock^i0^Chapman Nebraska, Republican in- thing that hurt most” was Langunhaving made n trip around the world and in 1870 went to Australia and loose and carried away by the wa­ ieys “attemot to corrupt Collins.’ dmoSJ1B l? k P l 7 ^ m 5 E 5 r 3A2? PreB,dent wh° surgent leader, and though backed tierstood to have8un’ engineered Chapman Tucker Addition for almost solidly there will he an ab­ Ho praised Collins, saying he not New Zealand and to tho borders of the Antnrtlc Ocean, sailing around ters, whilo most every water front uprising. All of South China solute demand by the coalition for only was efficient, but was honest. tho Cape of Good Hope, Cape Leuwin and island south of New Zcal- property is flooded and celar and $7,500; B. M. Morrison and wife most of the Yang-tse pro1 lower floors of buildings four and to J. E. Trotter for land In sec­ were thus brought under a l_ its retention. * House to Investigate. live blocks from the wnter are till­ tion 19, township 21, range 29 east banner emblazoned with the p; In connection with the talk of n of sllv an nlf; Th Wil"on, wa" !rnarrie<1 ‘® Klizabcth Anna Fox ed. Tugs arc kept busy during for consideration of $2,000; Eva ciples of republicanism. WASHINGTON, Muy 14.— The m lh. # prospective presidential veto of u V T.h7 hnVV ^ ad‘' th.elr homc nt ,ho country place six tho dav saving smnil craft thnt A. Herndon to Fred E. Crandall Reproacntatlvo Langley, miles from Sanford since their marriage. They have no children. the bill. Senator Simmons announc­ ***• The strongest man In Mr. was a member w. of the liyisLupai Episcopal viiurcn Church dui but was wns not not niaf- broke, loose from their moorings of Lots 8 to 23 inclusive-and also China at that time was Yoap ed today that if in that event a Ktputdican, Kentucky, who was a ...WHson ul #—. move waa made to put through h found guilty yesterday by a voderul minted with anv fraternal organisations. He wns very wide render and amTvcssels of the Buxton line and Jots 27-28 known as Normany. k«V" Governor "of*" rhT"ll* *Prn«in«»~ . for f»i,vwv $14,000; Miiiuiie Minnie tierHer-1 DetermlneT that ? in Kentucky of cunsptracy fess°ion h ra*e f to “tu,ly ,n many subjects aside" from that of his pro- others are harbon-d in the canal. H<,uare resolution providing for a 25 per the couatry Vessels of the New York-Riehmont graves ot si to Addison McNeill should be united under one leader hiskey transactions, was takcent reduction on income taxes pay­ Steamship lino were moored fast co and wife for land in section 29. Dr .Sun, after catablishin ) today by tho house committee able this year, he would amend the * ‘ resolution to conform more to the nantfd to investigate the charges uUL.K) o’clock with Rev. John Hcn- their piers, with sea anchors down $10 000. 10. range 31 cast for might be termed an expe Bgn^ist him. nt-ssev in charge. Burial will take V r and hutches tightly closed ns pre­ Democratic income tax schedule J*"® In the Catholic Cemetery, government in the South, __ Besides ' ‘ ** — - Irv- cautions. All sailings from hero • Announcement of the above deals in favor of Yuan Shih-knL csides his his widow, Mr. Wilson leaves oone sister, Mrs. Charlei now in the bill. He indicated, j i ^ r ! rrnnn Dutton refused to pre­ havu been cancelled until the wa­ runs tho total of property deaLt marked the beginning of tha also, that an effort would be made dict What action might be taken by ters huve subdued. ‘ thnt luvu been trenteciorl during as far aa Sun’s infnnt republic to include in the resolution provis­ the Ammittee, which also has been at threo weeks in thin city up to concerned, for while Yuan { ion for further tax reductions, par­ lookdg into charges against Rep­ Damage to Farmers. h "'f P ^ k J k m 'fS ’v 0" *nd **° n,“ " - A""* Kr“ 14,000. This Is believed to bo kal was strong enough to gul ticularly on the excise rates. This, resentative Zlhlnan, Republican, d t'w iifo n . totW Reports from Harrisonburg to igh water r*rar® ht, declared the receding w, Kentucky Congressman, *with Two Others Found Guil­ ty of Charges of Conspir­ acy in Connection With Al­ , leged . \Yhiskey Transac­ tions, Receive Simtehce Of Two Years Imprisonment. • 2 In d ic tm e n ts A r e CPNFEREES BEGIN Til1Fopffe m M REVISING _ Making Every SENATE TAX BILL jrt For Action }TON, May U n ­ developed Tues- ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Thomas Em m et W ilson, F or 53 Years D istinguished C i t i z e n o f Sanford and Sem inole, D ied T uesday N ight •MfABHINGTON, May 14,— Tho'detiate*Daugherty commit* .tee today ordered the warden of the Atlanta penitentiary by wire to-produce Gcorpe Remus, Ohio bootlegger, imprisoned there, to testify faefc ‘ beforo it. Several wit­ nesses have told the commit­ tee tthat Remus “had Immense rtwhijkoy operations in Ohio for m a te ’time involving a number of prominent people. He is now ' serving a two-year sentence and it haa been testified he has been given special com forts-at-the penitentiary. - $112,000 IN REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS RECENTLY A World F igure F or F orty Y< * r< ? y S S L e w i s O’Bryan Is Principal S p e a k e r A t K iw anis M e e t Col. Lewis O’Bryan was the prin:ipal speaker a t regular luncheon if the Kiwanis Club a t the Valdez Hotel Wednesday. He spoke mainly on Klwanian principles, stressing those which mean so much to th-3 society. Hia talk waa interesting and to the point. Kiwanian E. F. Lane had charge of the program. Other visitors were Mr. Ander­ son, from South Carolina, Mr. W. C. Entxminger, of Longwood, and Mr. Asher, of Orlando. Members present were : E. D. Brownlee, A. P. Conoiley, B. D. Caswell, T. L. Dumas, Geo. A. D*jCottes, Robert Deane, A. C. Fort, John M. Glllon, W. D. Gardener, J. C. Hutchison, John D. Jenkins, E. F. Lane, W. T. Langley, Forrest Lake, S. M. Lloyd, H. C. Long, Schelle Msines, E. J. Moughton, H. H. McCsslin, G E. McKay, H oward OverUn, A. K, Rom iter, A. R. Rafflaid, L. B. Steele, J. G. Sharon, E. C. j/mith, J. N. Tolar and W. J.,Thigpin. Administration Fights For -Delay Exclusion May 14.—Furbe taiien by the * to obtain the Japanese eximmigrsexclusion an unexpectedly largo amount o. on Bchre tho court charge against damage to farmers, highways and him ckiid bo considered definitely conclui1--* other property. Thousands of acres of rich river be bottom land has been Pemkig thei appeal, Mr. Bur­ swept off their top soil, and the ton sai\ he underatoi understood Langley Commencement exercises for tha Malpas, Florence Geraldine McKay, land is strewn with rocks and would r*t participate in any of his duties aia house member, and that Sanford High School will begin Lucille Jeanette Partin, Nan Eve­ driftwood and cut with large gul­ temporally he had turned over to on Sunday at 11 o’clock with tha lyn Paxton, Lorralno Phillips, Lu- leys. All corn lands along the rirRepresentative Elliott, Republican, baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Paul cile Pope, Sarah Lou Priest, Mil- er In Augusta, Rockingham, She­ Th® report of the city manager and Clarke counties will Burhans, pastor of the Congre­ 1° chairmanship of the C. l *L Robinson, Ollv* M. Rus- nandoah have to be replanted, it was stated, aa filed with the city commission­ gational Church, according to an dr* public burnings committee. aeu, Naomi Anne Scoggan, Emma and land not protected by -grass, ers at their regular meeting Tues­ announcement made Wednesday. A f.7 mf reP°rt of the Zihlman w=.° M2.r.ci“e,, wiK ,M} he,d » t tho S^ineer, Anabel S purl Ing, Mary alfalfa or similar growth is said day for the month of April la as ivla Stanley, NcttVe Et^'el THU*', case, Mr. hirton said, would be Milane Theatre. bo practically ruined for this follows: Florence Isabello Wheeler, Nell to made in th near future. season’s crops Built and painted 75 feet of Tho graduating class has $9 ________ _ House lehera wero undecided to­ members this year and is one of M argaret Williams, Helen Marie fence on lako front; built bridges day as to that course to pursuo the largest classes to bo graduat­ on Hickory and Fifth Street, Sev­ Yo“ "»- T h i e v e s L o o k i n g F o r regal to Representative ed from the local school. Of this c iiS S ; s S T s . ™ ^ enth Street and Willow Avenue, Langley. 1 Boys: William A. Adams. John numbor 34 aro girls and 25 ate Darwin S i l k H o l d - U p T r a i n and from Second Street to Third Balmes, Rufus L. Brown, The comrittee authorised to ln- boys. The week’s exercises will Street; graded Cedar Avenue from vestigate tbl charges against him be continued on Monday r.ight when Malcolm C. Cameron, Hamilden C. FREEPORT, HL, May 14.— First Street to Third Street; re­ , . Wc Keprescn- the music classes of Mrs. Fannis DuBose. Jr., Emmlt Culver Ether- Thieves early broke intp six paired pavement on /First Street; l y today ....................... tatiye Zlhlm] Republican, Mary Munson will give a recital a t the «lg«. .William Clarence Fields, graded alley between F irst and cars of a west-bound land, discuss! the the Langley convic- high |chool auditorium at 8:30 Samuel Fleischer. Robert Lester train on the Chicago merchandise and Great Second Streets and Magnolia and Hagan, Robert P. Jenkins, Jr., tion a t a meting today, but-reach­ o’clock. A v," uc»; leveled Western supposedly in search of Elmer G. Lundquiat, John H. ed no dcctsid u to procedure. On Wednesday night at 8:30 Ltmdqulat, Hal York MainM. Ar" valuable silk cargo. The burglary j « oen*h 'Street Park, and plant­ P uafartIth« ‘vremittee has devoted o clock ed 20 trees an dpalma; put down the senior class will preitself entirelyb the ZihJmen phase Edward M. McCalley, gave rise to the report that a Chi­ SO feet of eight-inch sewer In alley ?,ent Ita clans night exercises at cago and Northwestern passenger Lee WUllajn McLnm, Madison Ed­ of the inquirylnd expects to make -* . - • on Cedar Avenue, and 25 feet of public its An£g« |n this respect the I high school auditorium. Os ward Moye» Jr., Jamas Morris train had been held up, £iwnch sewer-in alley on Second Friday night at the Milane ths In e day or ad Street arid Cedar Avenue; put In K^duating Mercisea will be held *4r»U y .(agreed it at which time the members will be T o T r y B a n k e r ’s W i f e 100 feet of tiling in yard back of w tS m lth , James Allan Stone, would be bneqp await a commit­ tee recommendkon before making presented with diplomas. Rev. E­ George Emeet Thurston, Wesley O n C h a r g e d f F o t g a r y S S ‘„ D. Brownie#, pastor of tbs Presby­ L- Tyler, John W. Wilson. any move in r £ r d to Langley. a tor w»tyr .8ppply a t Sixth terian Churah, will deliver the com•NEW YORK. May 14.—M a itreet pound; *10 sanitary toilets ruencement sermon. Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris waa a r­ nateUed; and graded parkways on Baptists' Convention Friends and relatives of th raigned irned In the Tombs court today Sanford Avenue, Sixth Street t* are - requested by a h 'forgery ' |k ........ “preferred ■ charges by Tenth Street. InSessionfn Atlanta graduates Kbool authorities not to brim; i s her husband. Beverly D. Harris, There were, three fires causing a no * former mer .president of tha National damage of ab<Mit .$100; building ATLANTA, 14.—The sixtyof them a t y Bank. Ball was (1 ninth «>nti«i permit* issued with estimated ii of .the SouthIda 000 and a hearing set e n r Baptist ( th ere Itte ef $25311.18; electrical perMrs. Harris' attornej its irasued. and 14 plumbing perdeleymmrMi ent was without fund ts issued, seven of which were sere she could make wer conne --------------th er items : Cost removal. HUHN WANTS NBW ; street row, $266.60; TAfcMPA, of parks, r." Paul V S|i , r lencem ent E xercises F or Local H igh School B egin Sunday M orning s s M M onthly R eport o f City M anager F iled W ith -Commission ftffc te dyn* . **ty. iving tasted constlt . Having freedom, the mosses were In; temper to countenance monar jlc aspirations, whereupon * soon overturned the rule of; and cloctcd a successor. Fqr next seven years, including _ period covered by tho World 'Wh China w s| • to all appearsnetaRepublic, with a President, a Gab net and a Parliament in Ptkift Actually, she was an oligare ruled by a group of war-? each with his own personal a r u . control of his own province. T ji_ , combinations of military Italian became so (powerful th a t - they openly defleJ ths Peking govern­ ment, which became a mockery, Meanwhile, it had becoma i possible for Dr. Sun to remd_ China. He made a sensational cape to Japan—he had done, same thing severe! times I * and settled down to gather er the threads of fails Tost and await patiently the time he would again be ready to the Interest of t h e j This opportunity a til late summer of 1 Chinese Par: ton, unai Ident of election ceding- February, ment pea * tablishad 1 ment at ( to many foreign recognition The found as s r ■>j4 #. ^*- 4 ' -u , ’ • *_ \ . * • ■tJi . " - *i • ■ . . ; e.. Y*£ f 'rl �Jy g P 111.: _ _t Hi* ♦ »M»ir im * ■4 :»*'»•.» GROWS Many School* Attain A-Senior Clans During Pant Year; Few Pupils Remain in Unaccred­ ited Schorls. H-t k y.\ , TALI.AHASS~EE.~Fla.. May 1.1. —Florida’* accredited high school* have increased front thirty-nine in 1013-14 to 110 for the season of 1923-24, according to records just compiled and made public today by Prof. R. M. Sealey, state high school Inspector. These records show that forty-four high fcchoolr in the state have not yet attained the accredited classification. These, however, have only a small minor­ ity of pupils, the total being 1,298 compared to 16,767 receiving in­ struction in the accredited schools. The great majority of students in high schools attend institution} with the highest ranking—A-Scnlor. Tho number of pupils in these schools totals 13,712. Figures compiled by Professor Seeley show the following: Number of public schools report­ ing to state department, 154; num­ ber of accredited A-Senior hign school}, 69; acrcedited «»B-Senlor high . schools, 40; accredited AJunior, four; accredited B-Juniors, seven; total acrcdited high schools 110, Total unaccredited high schools (reporting) forSy-four. There are also two B-Senior pri­ vate schools in the list. Number of pupils in A-Senior Min*. 13,712; number in B-Scniors, (public schools) 2,361; number in A-Juniora, 91; number in B-Junfora, 612. Total 10,767. Total pu­ pil* in unacredited high schools, 1,298. ’ In 1913-14 (ten years affo) there were 39 acrcdited high schools in the state, with 4,871 pupils, and in 1918-19 (five years ago) the number of schools was 53 with 6,014Clasn To Be Entertained. Members of the Big Berean Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church will leave the church Thursday night at 7 o'c'ock for DcLand, where they will be en­ tertained with n supper by the Baptist Yonug Men's Class of that city. A large number of the metn| bers of the local class are planning 1 to make the trip. Every member Li urged to be present nt the church on time. i IWQAJAN, SEEKS Local Team To Play F l o r i d a Ball With Titusville H U B B Y MISSING 'It was announced Tuesday that a A nnounce, SINCE F R I D A Y baseball team representing the fo r Commei TRfrsi _____________ M ilane T heater Will W H I T E WOMAN IS A S S A U L T E D FniTFI) m H ldil w aCy oM u ii Give PrizegA ln n taensyt IN LUNCH ROOM SCHOOLS . , . *i ( W w i ^ 7 r»*e ■ B mk I * a •*W t -f•*, 7•«■«), r e.vr »• m i r» If* ‘ - - ^________ n m * tin t T B E S A w r o g P 'H m t W T P E s t y A r . CITY NEWS PAR AG RA PH S THIS WEEK IN SA N FO R D . Celery Shipments Seminole Athletic Club will play _____ > » (Continued from pa go 1.) Announcement was made Tues­ Continued from Page 1 , the Titusville home team in Titus­ Tuesday That Thomas anticipated taking ville next Thursday afternoon. The CELERY: day of a unique and attractive of­ knAw what he had boon doing. He Subscription Bridge of the San­ For May 12 n trip when he left home apd that local team has been practicing for fer which is td be made by the is further said to have stated that ford Woman’s Club at 8:30, Club j Fv,t Yard ...... .......... he wished his destination to he Milane Thentrc to its friends and if he had been guilty, he should be House. ' Waycipss . more or less of a secret to his wife, several days now. it Is reported; punished. I-atcr whch a smell patrons. A ticket hook selling con­ Regular meeting 'of Masonic j Florence . is evidenced by tho fact that a few and is rapidly rounding into shape. test in which $2,145 in prises will group of men gathered at the sta­ Royai Arch Chapter h P. M. nt j Chicago ... minutes after he left he went by The tram expects to play ..way Hall. . j New York the house of a friend, whose name from home until tho Sanford dia­ be given away free, will be inaugu­ tion, Chief of Uollcc Roy G. Wil­ Masonic Weekly luncheon, Rotary C lub, .Mrs. Thomas refused to divulge, mond is put in shape. The man­ rated on Saturdays of this week liams ncceir.panlcd by other offi­ at 12:15 at Valdez Hotel. j Total ami told this friend to tell his ager Ftntcs that after the home ,1. .............Vt-;.10 cers removed tho man from the jail. and will cdntlnuo to run for six • Ucgulnr meeting Rojlal Neigh(Thom') wife thnt he would not field is completed that he will arAt the hospital this morning it born of America, nt 7:30,' Masonic 1 T * ?j'i j . i . . y i i i t weeks until Saturday, June 21, ac­ bo home that night and for his langc /o r five or six consecutive _ was said that the victim is resting Hall. ‘ cording to the announcement. Big Tent ForKnffctity wife not to become uneasy about games which will be played in thi* him. • I . city. He also usked that the San-' The Milane Theatre Is going to as comfortably as could be expect­ Regular meeting Rika club, 8 of Pythias Celebratftftt The friend, Mrs. Thomas stated, lord people support the team by be­ offer a scries of special scrip ed. She suffered several severe told her about 5 o’clock Friday a f­ ing present at as many of tho Weekly luncheon, Klwanis Club, 1Will Arrive Tomorrow ternoon what her husband had games as possible. ticket books saving the purchaser cuts from the glass panes but aside -------inid. She declared further that about 20 per cent on theatre tick­ from that she is faring nicely. It 12:15 Valdez Hotel. The team, ho said, will leave here u , . ..... ... , ,.i.U v M u.*c .. Regular meeting Osceola EnThe mammoth tefjt ordcryd Uy she finally obtained the information nbout twelve-thirty Thursday af­ is understood she ha* made quite a : ets. The ticket bpok* will be in denominations of 93.00, $6.00 and lengthy statement to the police b u t, ‘■»napir**?nt L O. O. F. 8 P. M.-Ma, ftho chamber of Commerce for the from this friend that her husband ternoon, nnd nil who can are incolored Knight* of Pythia* con !h0(l !,ai^ that he was FolnK to Sor' vited to go along. The personnel of «p^uriMjay ' 912.00 and will sell for ?2.60, |5.00 they refuse to give the details, j j0n*c “ ""'ren to on a business deal and thnt team will be announced in vent Ion which- meets' here next he expected to return Saturday. the saying that the victim is still unj Weekly luncheon Association of and $10.00. The competition will Wednesday's paper. a b l e to give a complete und coher-J Business Women l**: 15 nt Valdez week, will nrrivo from Jackson­ Not much faith is put in this story be known ns The Milane Theatre $2,145 "(lift Club" Campaign and ent account of the nffair. Mean- **o$*l. . .. ,, . „. ville Wednesday and will be ihtriie- by .Mrs. Thomas, however, for ho Several Suffer From will be open to any man, woman, dintcly V removed to “the municipal! |jK S !°M her al‘ “b° Ut T’’,’™ ,c '“ “‘'“-ipn-; Th” *maintains. boy or girl living in Sanford or while they are waiting for h c rig p M Masonic Hall. ^ J 7 » k h S S it to C l « * * » '" Theo.; fthletic n-ld to bo raiMit, « c » „ l - ," w h * n T h S S ,, f ile d to W orn Eating Poisoned Food surounding territory. ’L orooftltt to h trl Roo, c>c|t Aux. „ s , w , v „ # I'. I In,: to no onnoonccmont mode Saturday night Mrs, Thomas, who A certain number of votes will 5“. for identification. DOUGLAS, Ga., May 13.— Death be allowed with each ticket book Ihad previously thought her hue| Tuesday. Although Cole denies any knowl­ M. sold and the one securing tho moat edge of the crime, police belie-, bandFss conduct rather strange and of one child nnd tho illness of Weekly luncheon* Chamber of '< •'*' nnwhilc preparations for the uncalled for, began to entertain other members of the family of votes will be given the first prize, that sufficient evidence has been the choice of a brand new $995 Es­ gathered to hold him for prelim­ Commerce, 12:15, Valdez Hotel. • convention arc. going forwnrd and fears for his safety. She inquired Vance Grantham, living near here, Regular meeting, Knights Tem­ it is expected thnt by the last of of close friends whether they had today was attributed to poisoned sex "f\" Touring Car, or a $950 inary hearing which will probably Overland Sedan or $800 in cash. be held within a few days. His plar :730, Masonic Hall. the week they will have been com­ seen him, but she learned nothing vegetables. It is believer! powder­ ed poison used to kill potato bugs The contestant securing tho second blood-stained clothes together with pleted. The City Commission at save that he obtained the whiskey was blown from the potatoes to CITRUS SHIITKRS highest number of votes will re­ the. fact that he has several cuts beforo he left. On Sunday morn­ its meeting Monday afternoon au­ ceive a Vacation Trip to Chicago upon his bands and also that be ing she notified the local police nnd other vegetables in the garden. or New Y’ork or $250 in cash, ami was in a drunken condition, all go ORLANDO, Muy 13.—A number thorized enclosing the field further the sheriff's office about the affair. to aid the colored peoplo in stag­ so on until all of the twelve prizes to substantiate their belief. This morning the wife telcgrnph- Believe Girl Found of citrus shippers nnd rinlrond offi­ ing their various entertainments. have becri awarded, and last but, It is _1 Q _ cd the police :c orf several Florida also stated further thnt cials serving in this territory met i ’rcscnt plans call fo rscveral not least there will be 10 per cent Co)c knc™‘ tf ’_ victim, vfelj nnd in to hecar some news of . Dead Took Poison cash commission to all who remain spnro moments hhifltelped in the here today to discuss improved big entertainment fenturcs, it is her husband, but until todny none said. Among them will be the actlve)y In the campaign if they work nt the lunch room by wash­ methods for the shipping and packwas forthcoming. J That he has NEW YORK. May 13.—A young fail to win one of the regular priz­ ing dishes. He is soid to have de­ left her because he Is tired 6f his girl in whose handbag was u card In , of fruit. „„,l . i S T h ' . S ' a i S S J ’ k J ' l f f l U sliS! es. By this arrnngement every­ Hint he has only lived here lengthy discussion ngrecd to rcc- | mons. the noted negro orator. On home here, Is not entertained for bearing the name of Renee Harris, body will be sure of a prize or a clared for two months coming here from omniend rounded containers in- ! Tuesday night will ho the torch- u minute by Mr*. Thomas, who said Helen's Run, West Virginia, died cash award. Tallahassee where ho had lived sev- stead of those with straight sharp light parade through the business that her husband was a home lov­ in the hospital today of poison said ing man, one with the best of ha­ crnl months before coming from se-tion which w|l| be followed by a bits, a good dispqqition nnd who a p ­ by police to hnve been token with WILL COMBINE ATHLETICS Atlanta, which is his home, he told edges. suicidal intent nt the conclusion big street dance on Sanford Ave­ parently loved her very much. GAINESVILLE. May 1 3 -In ter­ the police. However, upon cross­ of a night of festivities. She wns nue. TO REPLENISH FUNDS class, inter-college and inter-fra­ examination by Chief Williams, he Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have lived Wednesday night the play "Bcl- in Sanford for about two years and found in an apartment by police ternity sports will be combined un­ is said to have admitted that he MIAMI, May 13—The county rhazzer" will bo presented under who were summoned by a youth der one distinct organization nt had lived for some time at Jack­ school for. the past 12 montba they have who was her companion of the board of Dade county has : , . . , ., the supervision of Col. Anderson, the University of Florida next ses­ sonville. He gave hia age nt 31. made their homo on the Orlando sion. A new association has been The victim is said to be very young decided upon retrenchments for | grand chancellor for the state of road two and a half miles from night before, and who was detain­ organized to guide the new ad-, being hardly more than 20 year* next school year because of inad - 1Florida. On Thursday night will this dtv. Th* missing man was ed. The police say he is the son equate income to carry ot» prea-jbe the drc*s parnde of the grand the local agent for the Independent of a counsellor to the Cuban con­ venture, nnd-n corpr of officials old. ent program and at the same time )m|gC headed by two bands. On Insurance Company. He has been sul nt Malaga, Spain. selected to Jiend the work. Burton Meanwhile the police with Sher­ Berlack wiis named manager of iff Hand nnd his deputies are busily fnkcenre of the rapidly incrcn«ing j Friday night a boxing exhibition engaged in this and real estate bu*the intrn-mural association for engaged in procuring more evidenry enrollment. At its last meeting ; will bo held to which a large num -linen as a sideline since he has hair. When he left home he was been living here. the first semester next year; Rob­ for tho preliminary hearing. the board determined to abandon | bir of th enegroes will remain over jhecn wearing a black suit with ert Burritt, for the second, and Should Cole be identified by the Us kindergarden work, nboltohltu witness. Thi This will be held at j Thomas "is described by his wife | stri^ sT H e‘was also wearing a special instructors in music, a rt i the athletic He'd, Frank Wright, publicity manager. victim ns the man who tried to ns being about medium height and straw hat. If anyone can cast any Several assistant mnnngers were assault her, he will be bound ov«t and penmanship, nnd douhle-ses' wo.ghlng of Mr. Mr King Alfonso signs his name be- clean' L about 140, ,ppounds. 0Una*' "Hep Is I! light on the disappearance "appearance of named to have charge of different to the circuit court to uwait trial sion ns many grades as necessary to keep within the budget, in order ginning with the scroll on whiehlunn«Hn^ mnn” J f K00* 1 j Thoqias his wife will greatly npdepartments of athletics. facing a charge of criminal assault. lo keep'within the bo.,d'» income., i, b On.lly .urmountetl, l e f He L . briw „ , ye“. . „ " bbek 5iSf « m L n b l ^ Pi l S V . r .Per“ n' Dr. Henry Lewi* s*!./ ington and Will DeKru Don Addrt^" u n iv e v r sfty ~of * Gainesville, Fla„ M*y ation exercises of [ J f of Florida will be heyi in the University h . Miss Mary E. Parrott! the president. 0ne k ' uates will receive and go out into the wV scntatlves of the onire ous lines of work. Lewis Smith, presideJj ington nnd Lee ington, Va., will d* dress. Cameron Mann, of tw J Church, Bishop 0f of Orlando, will pre*71 IfWWlo sermon on g, * 2o. Oh the following * Alumni Associationoii sity, will hold its a0B with an interesting pr5ni followed by luncheo* Vt versity commons at 1vu The Junior-Senior i contest will be waged J! ning of the 2Cth. *sdT1 Prom, probably will (ol ing to an unofficial n» The number of cording to college recoil Arts and Sciences, 21*1 fi; Engineers, 23; A n a Lnw, 23; two ndvaoad, students, one civil jS ? electrical; according b l tained fyom the rcgjUn Boston Steelci Office Conn Elsewhere in this it the announcement of&of this city for the offSJi commissioner from dial one of Sanford, Mr.i the office which C _ Bledsoe now holds andtei is a candidate for re-. Steele has made his city fo-rthe past siz y*_. hero has been engiftoL and trucking. Although) enter* the race only 11 before the primary, it k] ho has a strong follovfvi diet his election in thd niary. 1 i? K ” K iiiiW iiiw a is S iiS s :v , M ^ $2145 The Home of Good Pictures And Legitimate At­ tractions. Campaign Opens Saturday, May 17. Il%~ MILANE ^I'ZGS ■ V,- j-j. i n . u - T - r ^ . r t . 'r . V u > . —*“ —~ ~ ' ' — .- • « ». i , * r . . . u ’ G. W. B rocklm hn, M an ag er. ati Comm ' I none 10-l-W Second St.. “tid Magnolla-Ave^SanfuriL. I’la.. ..Thom?-lDt-W o L u r . c . Good Music, ComfortableI Seats, Typhoon Cooling System and Courteous, Attendants * .... Campaign fijicts _ * . . ... . v !„ V.-. -y W .K C o fV U ' .. .. -.nr*. ’ -i-hU. .nm -»• ■ TT ^ l ' •- ^ ffive away automobile and cash prizes to men. women, boys • . and girls in a grand Gift Club campaign to advertise and increase the patronage of the Milane Theatre. This ofTe;8 a wonderful opportunity to secure a handsome reward for ' spare time effort nnd means a substantial saving of *20 per cent to uurthusers of Gift Club Discount ticket books. Everybody will receive n prize or cash—you cannot lose! bift Club just starting—doses 9 p, m., Saturday, June 2 8 , 1024. win J M w f i T ^ 3 5 i l l ta ‘ ”f “ frlrni' "" cn'r-v ,,h,ck ,ST C A S IT 4995 00 ESSEX *f> T0UR,NG CAR 0R On Hk iu i i i » ) , Juan zx. i :ij », th. m ii .uu Th.*n . wilt ui\. n rlu,iv J’l 1!?*, Tim < )lt.l>ltt:illl n.r,|vl||* til, htnlmnl I111II111..r if Vn|r f’rrillu will l,b Klvrn Hi., ............... . u *}•••.;* Kovrrlam l Hi'tliin or imm n, etmli. ' t "i" Tiiiirinit t I'J 0 m uring, a u . o tlii>yTrfiii,i7hi OVERLAND SEDAN OH $800 IN RULES AND REGULATIONS 3RD T ZE- TRn: T° ^'UiCAGO OR NEW YORK OF $250.00 IN CASH. * ho ‘blnl lth.ht.1 nntnhrr i.r v..ir ('m ill, will Iwulvt* p rL V h a lr b.in *w«r,^U ' '‘r ’ ° ,,n'' ........ Si GRAND PRIZE 5950 OVERLAND SEDAN On Display at Seminole Overland Co. AHE YOU PROGRESSIVE? r $2145.00 ia Prizes to be Awarded on June 2 8 ,1 9 2 4 GIIANI) I'lilZKZ 5'J‘ir, ESSEX TOIIIIINC CAR. On Display at Seminole Huilson-Ksscx Co.' .. >'iu »*alil l.ot.-prl*r-wllimr.. prnVhlltiK territory^ 1,11 '* 0ptw lo m,;"' women, boys ur a lrla o f Sanforil ami »urroui 0TH IMUZE--$25.00 CHECKING ACCOUNT A T p E O P ^ ’S^ANK^OP^SANFnnn r e*^ ^aa u dm n tt ioc -kkl ,d ' i n , ; t o i m j m z E s s a in m i l a n e t, nht ,eAa tIltE m ii sI ss iio un i^ lm may naaUt W,NNEB8' N'<>1siUa?i.,Vanm|V0JJr n:‘mr n.r * " " 1 "n,», ‘• frl«nd. Is rllglblp to e n te r P»A* ii?rt r iS i, ■* 7f n'*najr«m ent o f tbe Mll»n« TH V..IP I-rr.il.. V . '* n,", tor a .p r ise . ; Tho a i f l Club man a »Vr"VJ. n-° ! wb * ,r »""fnrred to unuthrr rlub m«i Inatlona. In u ,r a i ho r,f h* *° any obJrclIonaMt fCHlv.. prlars o f r .|U" | value. f ftnJr o f ,ho th e member, tylnl PRIZES AND CASH FOR EVERY ACTIVE P ARTICIPANT. l»n» il« lal »unnb,>irniufi tn n Vwrahlf lwI’S* "ami ' V k<,,n,"r»at The Ml­ * ' VlVifr?*V ‘ rtPkfi* m>«1 untilrnlr.mabl* u.,,i. M.I.I r*n,9*l*n will Ilf ■••Itiiliiftril frum atari 1» IliilBh In n fair m ',," ,1"\k\ T rv u''‘' ? .if local hunInara m,n C l!!.-,, Uir .‘ vrni. VuU rr,l“ " U"J u"',,r•, ,h" •••» the luM nlgltl o( •" rnlfr I.r thin In ||tl. ramnalgp. Thr prlia. art. frp(. ryViTi now- Sfiul’ln >our ml inu or lltul of n frifiol on Ilia cnlrv l.lunk M ansgrlJ'irrihTihM tr,.^ >,,U w'" ru‘ "lv" f"" •am |lal«n‘ M.k^0^ lo h V l“ wl,VU Tkhf w 'r ; 'i ll ti.ii lil»f V.ru'c.nT h „ r r " mall, prl.i-a at a "‘‘ Prnlliablc enter tn/vr bafnra ADVISORY BOARD: . *t i# y1* ”incvrc «im of this thcuutre to conduct The *2145 prize Dis­ tribution, from start to llni*h, in a fair, honorable and impartial manner. . £and d 7 absgluto b i!h f.* 0?honesty 0n b . in * all * l?ken l° l,aft'«uar'1 interests of participants, dialings ia assured. * % f . ,if°,wt'v ,r' not aJl wisdom lies within any one titan or institution, ami " Ihal ed cU an ^ V °"rf h"£ bctn moment ',ec,'N<l upon, whole hnnnen functions *nan Hbel i e t^ to drteclde anyJIm <uestfon ofd su(Tk*nt that might to oruc during the campnign and from which n committee shall be selected L ? c 2a i9u' . r v The i , nditount th,eofy °:L ; <;rcd,t* ci0« of Z w ,* June ui, 19-4. personnel this board is a*“ »•follows: • . • THE JUDGES R. W. Deane, A»s't Cashier, Scminol* County Bank. •Vr. J. (i. Hall, Ball Hardware Store. • • Mr. D. L. Thresher, Thresher « WoodrefT* Clothing Store. Mr. A. L. lletta, Firat National Bank. * * t w * Pvsrman, Jr., Chamber of Commerce. V. II. Brown. Cashier Peoples Ban k. > ’• ....... ... “ ■' ' • , |4 U l l B I I S S S S S I I S I S I I I I i e i * l i i a a a w . _________ ___ ’____ special fund or $500 In caah has bean set a ­ side to be dls* tributed in the form of sal­ aries among active non­ prize winners on a 10 per rqnt basis, as follows: This theater agrees to pay any cont e a t a m who remains actively in the contest, makr ing a cash rett of a t ist one sale each week af­ ter starting to work in tho contest, a cash .'ommlaslqn of 10 pet* cent oq all his or he isles ta m e , n , providing :aid contest­ ant .falls to o t the win opa, opetff regula E Enter Yourttelf or a Friend— Use Thi* Blank. CAMPAIGN MANAGER, SILANE THEATRE I hereby nominate and coat 6,000 Votes for l s t i c k e t noons lathed* h^re?'wn"1 ARE HEADY Commioalons Miss (Mr. or .Mrs.) ........... ............. Address . jr~"* ............ Aa a contestant in your *2145 Gift full particilar*. Only one entry bl nominated. r-» m .1 GRAND PRIZE—TRIP TO CHICAGO, NEW YORK OR ' $250 IN CASH. .lO tt CASH j JOMMISSION $500 In C'anh Estimated Phone !• Flcasv wdd yubpliea_ _ and icceptabie for each member »?.* ) .0 A good aup,ply of ticket order books have been printed f o r $ho use of club membera and their friend*. Tho ticket book* to be offered . for m I* ar* mado up in denomi­ nations of *3, 16 and *12 to he told for *3.50 *5 and $10 and they will be f u r ninhed c l u b members t o sell «* fast as tho e n t r y blanks are re­ . ceiyed. The ticket books are redeema­ ble in tickets a t this thea­ ter. All tick­ et* are trans­ - n.i ferable , tsfn**’ <?. T - L* ' l l . I * W ,,UI> *,c u (n ' o l° t-’rodll* an yw h ere, and anyone, swlf* h lW V&o’^ h le u rU h ,r w r l,u n or Other than thoee ■Ible 'ftir*'«iV'm'MUeyeolTtctrol ""‘ll «''«t clu b m em bers will l>* O dally, ur Oil demand In the t l i t i I'ln't,Ut 1 ,r>‘ w " 1 rem it euoh amount, i Tho m anuaem oo. r V U’’ m anaK«r. Tbo Mlluno Theatre, amend the ru le,. If* n e7 * M « r f'T , h * hl !° * The n ta n a a sm lo . y* * thr protection o f all concerned, rlpuie. hut ahould anyKniIe2tninn ,'».fin lr a!?,1 ,‘',u a, treatm ent to all who and the udvl*nry board will nt "i* .,h e declalon o f the Gift Club »« In a ccep tin g non In a in n .* t..*? "'""''“ ‘n and llnal. ' *" clu l' mvmbcye agr«« to ab id e l*y the al»uva r SCHEDULE OF DECLINING VOTE CREDITS K lltST I'K ItlO ll «i.«E!r 5 ‘ v«.ihc,A '« ilu . I’iK !: IK:!: | g J“"' ,,hi p a « . . . ........... • Sda. In tfrkrn, 10.0*0 V et* Credlla e.a (ur **. ..•» rarali,* -MMN) V o le C redit. Kmhraclbir the fonriit w....v , !’! tle h r is 1 - to tlrhrta f .r i £ ? * 7 ^ • -1 "f V M ' - ' c r ^ t j ^ i , ? ^ V ole CreOlta • 2 , »‘> ih ° f ° ,i° 'rinif • « . ..........: JS s a g 3-S *;;; KOI HTII I'K ltio i) T1.« Uat w ee#. ,e rmlnallnjf Junt> Jg(h • , #j | j . ° e In Vlehrla f i r V s’.re earn1!** 1 j Xao v ", r Ceedlta Tl “«• sate lr»*lt. tfBSag Statist« » « . .y»• .•. «*+ ' tfBKsg i. d..«d fo r &n IMA -u .r . V.7.. . . . V.n* ‘he rem tp iltlq A -. I l a y . t t r . -t,- 1/ w r v r* * s s s a s s ^ ■. A. ir- l , , l,or "f Vote Cr.oltt.n wm i,« Vaiued'un aaVr1" ' June 1<th> ‘h0 % jA i 9 �I •y Schools A r e n g Conducted • Hoiith 30 Property Abutting said Street Im-. kt0 i roat««Vu'iV m i»2s: to an* bon provtrdbrttij, Prescribing thd F d m Bondi1MhribfhW1ft-om 31 to ....... ................. ........... 1 willi th e to ■ Vm•* t > i V i n * ' t j i a chain* to an tar.-J CpnrBrftrmt j f said Bond* to be i mature July 1st, 1029. Iro n p i p e w e ll point, w itn e s se d l»> so leaned and .'rovldlng for a Sink- ,t' Bond* nttmjfcred from ’29 to a p alm etto. N n rth » M le fly " N o rth w e ste rly 11* • ( e s t i m a t e d ) ing Fund for the Payment of to mature July 1st, lOilO. t h e n c e N o r t h s<i d e g re e s Ka*t • 1.145 Principal and Interest of,' said Bonds numbered from 31 to c h a i n s t o t h e p lace of beitlnnlnK. to mature July 1st, 1031. rro sstriK t h e line l>et*een Hecllons Bor.d3.*’ 7 n n d S a t n d is ta n c e of 2.M c h a i n s Bonds numbered from 30 to W e s t o f c e n t e r line of • M»l«» Ave. nn-.l to be issued pursuant t o « r to mature July 1st, 1932. o n e a c h of th e Kast nnd W est m e a s u r e m e n t s , t h e tr a c t c o n t a i n s tnin orders and resolutions ortthc Bonds numbered from 41 to 3.20 a c r e s of land In Heel Ion No. ■ City Commission of the City, of nh<l 1.01 iteres In S ection No. * of to mature July 1st, 1933. s a i d T o w n s h i p an d I t a n u r . t i p - s a m e Sanford, Florida, duly had 'and Bonds numbered from 46 to t o he m >re or less, wllll nil th e adopted, said bonds to be of the 1 r i g h t s t o S ilv e r I . t k f | to mature July 1st, 1934. I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th i s denomination of One Thousand | o r d e r be p u b li s h e d o n c e a w e o k f o r I ($1000.00) Dollars each, bearing |i Bonds numbered from 51 to I to mature July 1st, 1935. e i g h t c n n s e c u t l v e w e e k s In t h e Stilli fo rd H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lish - interest at the rate of six per r- E iu tF ntunbehedi from 56 to i d In S altfo rd . S e m in o le C o u n ty , -turn per., annum, interest payArtoff rtn rld a. , l»nn>> a n d o r d e r e d . •’ Iht.S t h e Ord ' semi-annually, on the first dayf of* l.oom ls. tiny o f M ay, 1»I4. | January and July of each year, I.oom ls. (K i:A b ) K. a . DOtJHbASS. 11 a n !.! t*lerk o f t h e f l r c u l l C o u rt said bends tn be dated January»lst, . M aw -l aif S e m in o le C o u n ty .F lo rid i. 192-1,1Knd to be numbered coAlajcF u lto n (tv A A! Welts. D ep ly C l t t k . In T h e Cl r e a l ! »'<•«** o r S e n t In tile ■ C e n n ty . F lo r lA t. I n O t a n e e r y . IV. A. lin y n o r, O tm p la lm in i. Gov’t Expert ■■ — fERSITYY OF FLORIDA, rillc, May- JQ—A . series of dry schools being field In seval counties of Florida under the ipanision of J . ,H. McClain of i« United States Department of glfculturc, who xjas sent io this Willoughby, professor of daily, Vig a t the Unlvesity of Florida, 4Utd the several diitict n gents for ?Cte purpose of promoting the dairy ‘• industry In Florida. The schools o p en ed April 26, at 1-nkc City and fc£tlosed Maji G a t Ocala. These schools are especially for :-tithe purpose of Instructing farmers ;rs1 a da incut Aft1 fiVisllltttvftlv in 1dai1n1— not /ldeal exclusively in roaucts, but who own from two .to ten cows, Such farmers are 1often (iareless In their methods of ^feeding and products, it is said, dim ply because it is a side line to •their truek farming or citrus rais­ in g . Mr. McClain aims to interest ,-sUch farmers and teach them the Seorrcct method of feeding and marTketlng their products. £ I t has been estimated that $20,?w0,000 are sent from Florida an­ n u a lly fo the dairymen in other (■Staten for milk and its products, hjmd tho question has been raised, B ttW hy cannot tho state supply its ■products of this kind and keep this glaive amount of money at home?" RfThU can be done, tho dairy exports IRaay, with the co-operation of all ,t tho smaller dealers of dairy prndt ucta and the larger dniryrAcn. VThcre Is no reason whatsoever, it i j j s claimed, why the Florida fnrrn* era can not come together nnd sys­ te m a t i z e their raising of dairy ii^products and other farm articles. * 25, Sdcndficidy le ia n u J . •( hold* lh* *>*J at all 30, tpeeds. All-Heel tody. O ne -piece windshield. 35, Laiurloas, genuine leather cushions, 10 tn e h e * d eep . Caul >10, lights. Standard nontk tJ cord lire*. 45, 50. 55, GO, ulively from 1 to 72, both numbers incluslv^ nnd to mature serially irt tJ ni&bdhi )M y a$ U iita9 ,;r\ Jrtho following m a n n e r , 't o - w i t : , 1 ' Thd full faith, [and lerfilit of ,thc Bonds numbered from 1 to 5, to' City of Sanford,'Florida, is Irre­ b ill''o fI M O R E A O E O U A T F . W ATERmature July 1st, 1925. enltiled j W ORKS vocably pledged for tho payment of 'hi.> 1. on I PORT PIERCE. May 13—A more i Bonds numbered front 0 to 10, to the principal and interest of. said It. said i adequate waterworks plant to supmature July 1st, 192G. I I t 1 1. I s . . i , i L . _ . . « • , , • «« 4n a n Jt I issue of bonds. Bonds numbered from 11 to 15, Tin1 bonds hereby ofTcird for sale i to mature July 1st, 1927. are excluded from any limitation Bonds numbered from 1G to 20, of bonded indebtedness prescribed to mature July 1st, 1928. by the Charter of the City of San­ Bonds numbered from 21 to 25, [ ford, Florida. to mature July 1st, 1929. This issue of bonds to be sold Bonds numbered from 2G to 30, subject to the approving opinion of John C. Thomson, to be furnished to mature July 1st, 1930. Bonds numbered from 31 to 35, by the City of Sanford, Florida. All bids must be accompanied by In the Circuit Court of the Seventh to mature July lat, 1931. a certified check for two per cent, Bonds numbered fmm 3G to 40, Judicial Circuit of Florida, in of the amount of the bonds to be , to mature July 1st, 1932. nnd for Seminole C'finty. Bonds numbered from 41 to 45, City of Sanford, Florida,) Bids may be submitted in the al­ to rnnture .luly 1st, 1933. a municipal corpora-) ternative us to rate of interest Bonds numbered from 10 to 50, tion, by and through) bonds are to bear, the alternative to mature July 1st, 1934. Forrest Ijike, S. O.) bid to be based on a rnte of inter­ Bonds numbered from 51 to 55, Chase, and C. J. Mar-) est less than , six per •gent.' to mature July 1st, 1935. shall, comprising the) Amounts;bfd for said bonds must Bonds numbered from 5G to GO, City Cnritniission of) be stnt(hi in dollar:; nnd cents. to mature July 1st, 193G, the City of .Sanford,) The right to reject any and all Bonds numbered from G1 to Go, Florida. > Citation: t»ids is reserved. to mature July ls(, 1937. Bonds numbered from GG to -70, Proposals should be add reused to Stnt? rtf Florida, ex rcl„) Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase nnd C. to mature July 1st, 1938. tit urge A. DeCottea,) J. Marshall, os the City Commts-i Bonds numbered from 71 to .7 ^ State Attorney for) •io*» of the City of Sanford, 7-T<irto mature July 1st, 1039, th e Seventh Jinliciul) !id:i,“ nnd as ox-ofTcio Bond Tru:tCircuit of the Statu of) > tees'of the C ity o f Sanford, FIoi1- 1 reus, it appears from sail ida, at Sanford Florida. petition filed ns aforesaid, thnt nlf Witness our hands ns the City steps taken in connection with the .Commission of the City of San­ issuance of said bonds by the fcity ford, Florida, and as ex-oifejo Bond of Sanford, Flurirln, have been yeg- i Trustees of the City of Sanford, ulnr in every respect, nnd In gfrfct1Florida, nnd the seal of said city, conformity with law. nnd that .all this 12th day of May, A. D. 1921. acts, conditions anil things. - re* 1 FORREST BAKE, quiretl by Inw to exist, hnppcnland (Seal) S. O. CHASE, be performed, precedent to and il) C. J. MARSHALL. the issuance of said bonds, *Va\^‘ As tho City Commission of the of the City of Sanford, Florida, existed, have happened and hav® City of Sanford, Florida, nnd as against the-State of Florida, ex rel, he:'n pcrformcrl in regulnr and dtui ex-officio Bond Trustees of the George A. DeCottes, praying for time, form and manner, as. rat*i the validation of certain bonds of qiiired hy law. , ‘-1 - • 'A the City of Sanford, Florida, in the Now, therefore, in p u rsu a n t <ff, sum of Seventy-two Thousand an order of the Court herein niadL' I$72,0410,00) Dollars, fully described In Bald petition, authorized hv n | nuiico is hereby given that t h r i f t (( itiiHVvsidution duly adopted by tzens and tak payers of tho the City Commission of the City of Sanford, blorida, are h y 'n it of Sati/ord, Florida', on the 28th order required to be and upheu r day of Apjril, A. D. 1924,* enti­ before the Circuit Court of ‘ (hi Seventh Judicial Circuit of tin tled} State *o-f Florida I h c - T h t f H&T ■> of June, A. D, 1924, at. the hour o^ | Issue of Bonds hy(the City, of Santen o’clock a. m., a t Sanford, in the County of Seminole and Statif of Florida, then nnd there to show enuijo, if any they have, why said bonds should not be validated and confirmed. * 'V n ’ tiie V f ' A i n " W 11inn ; r r i Ji -h- S iillcltn r f n r rom plftltlftnl Since ^1; Y the introduction ^ o f it’s 1924piodels, ’ B u ic k ha 8 b ro k en all pr oduction records in clu d in g it’s ow n, for the manufacture \ o l j f i n o motor / 1 - E. L. HARWELL, Manager 206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Phono 367 When better automobiles x*o built, Buick will build them Ride in this world-famous S —the outstanding car in the $1000 field O W E R , luxurious roominess, low upkeep and long life at low p r ic e ! ------a world-famous Six, the outstanding sensation of m otordom today at $1045. P Now ride in it. Feel the thrill of its powerful six-cylinder L-head m otor. Note th a t it embodies features found only in the m ost expensive cars. Consider th at it is a product ot a $90,000,000 company w ith 72 years of fine vehicle making to its credit. position to give the utmost for the ley Compare it w ith competitive its p ric e ; then w ith cars th at se Buy no car at $500 or more without ing this test. Don’t buy blindfolded. hundred dollars, more. . Com -ticv Jn . • beauty, com fort, roominess, upholjWi obvious refinem ents. Compare it, too, for ease of handling! bility, power, quietness and lack of vibt* Don’t take anyone’s word that thU» th a t car a t its price is “just as good,*! out for yourself. Studcbaker will place a Ught-Sim* disposal for this purpose any time jour « S P E C I A L .S I X H P. 3-P om. 119 b*. IF. D. S O U P . $104* Touring . Sedan i?os ' D 95 148* 7-Pau. 126-In. IV. f t 60HP. .............. Toruing . . . . . . . 11750 It.'-*Jiltr (2-Pais.). . . . Coup* (5-P i n . ) . . . . 6-.!in * « . « • » • • 1400 C eccdutr (1>Pi u J • • . 1895 Coupo (S-Ph i .) . . . . 198f S t J i n . All prim f.v.b. latunj. Term* to m*«t joart mvminvc* SAN JUAN GARAGE 301 West First Street 1'H.r.ii '*!**(• STUDEBAKER LIGHT-SIX TtTtnrr Witness my hand and the seal of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of blorida, in and for the County of Seminole, on this the I3th day of Muy, A. I). 192 L’ * E. A. DOUGLASS, <lerk of the Circuit Court of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of Fla. G. W. SPENCER, Jr., Attorney for Petitioner, Nutice is hereby given that to anti until 2:01) o'clock n. m. Every Motoring Need At Lowest Cost The Ford Touring Car meets every motoring requirement at the lowest possible cost It i9 sturdy, depend­ able, long lived; easy to drive; con­ venient to park — and possesses the highest resale value in proper* tion to list price, of any car built. The Touring Car Dttrok, MkhiMa I IJM C oup* 9323 Turfnr M a n door Sedan 3683 AU price* U a. 4. D e tro it F. O. B. Detroit D«s»oiial*bl« Rims tad Surttr $65 extra ■BE THX M IAIXST A U T H c a n rn MOTOR PRODUCTS Forrest Lake, S. Q. Chain and C. J. Marshall, ns the City Commis­ sion of the City of Sanford, Flor|lt!a, nnd an ex-officlo Bond Trus­ tees of the City of Sanford, Flory,0* B,t thc C'ily Hall at Sanford, rlonda, for the purchase of Street Improvement Bonds of the City of Sanford, Florida, said bonds being general obligations of suit! City, in tho sum of Scventy-two Thou­ sand ($72,000.00) Dollar*, author­ ized by a resolution of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Floridn, duly adopted on the 28th tluy of April. A. D, 1921, pursuant to Chapter 0897, and Chapter 9898,' Laws of Florida, 1923. Said bonds ha pc been ''Q s ilw a y s ^ B e tte r ” ' S tandard O ilCom pany DiCC RPORATEO IN KENTUCKY 11)1 lit* 2441 �o I I D e a le r D iscovers Gold Ore D e p o s i t V , ■ (or a c a a r- ”"*£ ffe 'd J M ffiB E s : I M a w f r a t W . K arttney. I ft -If dedA all jpartlea alajm • a t u n d e r t h e s a id Man Monday In July, tli* u m t being tHn . rn is further D. IS J I. a n d ( b e n th la n otlce be puhtli Nl'd haraln against y o u aad there -lun m aks aneercr to the P O n t > ’ D A t I . T MNfCALD. a n e e re p a *“« • Intar* BILL OK COMPLAINT herein filed per published In'Sanford. Hemlnnle LAST. «w i U m a a y . d e c e a s e d Ur otjti f' J , n a n d t o th a p ram lre a hrrel I.?**I a c r l b a d . a a ld p r o p e r t y D« lltun l a d In H em lnnle C o u n ty , _____ F l o r i d a , ' a n d m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y daa c r l b a d n s follow *. t o - w l t : u rrs I AND 3. S E C T IO N 12. T O W N S H I P 10 SO U T H . RANCH! >)0. }J",I*4 . r h5Jft*rj..now on m* in tha c io te * !# ^ * " f th e C irc u it ,s *™'nole County. Florida laaed to ***** **** ^i0** “ * StudeBaker UoiUr Find* Gold- E?®*! and briefly described as follow*: • Bearing Ore While Excavating J d****** £ TrmM* Ha charter la that of a corpora­ For Underground Uuoline * pprtatiun Fldl<*. tion not for profit and Ita object* Tank; Pays Cost of »[• ,,»;rary. *“dal. aclantlflc and philanthropic. Building Garage. 1 Y O R K T ^ y 14— Irate / J O H N O. LEO N A R D Y , ictions, explanation*, and i -M f " ^ 'I r li a r fn r In co rp o rato rs. GRASS VALLEY, Cal.. May 14. prepared statement*, and —When Atherton B. Snyder startJtpared comment by auto- etl to excavate for an underground ^ u tiv 'e s mainly purport- ssoli ne tank in his .garage here, ,h0W that there would be e struck gold-bearing .ore a few ailment >n spring produc- feet below the surface. „ been a topi* in W all ;Mr. Snyder had. the qre qiutyet! C t a r e n o a V. M a n o i.e r. p o d Z oo V l r tad found that It contained a[conK l n U p i l a h o p c y . hi* w lfA Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., prqa„ * . . D e f e n d a n t* . 4 the Genartl K ot^ra OorN o lle * la h e r e b y g iv e n , t h a t u n OOr a m i h r v ir tu e o f a decree of iJn .peaking of conditions f o r r e l o e q r e In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d .Cheater N. Weavar Company, Stud­ P a u s e d a te d t a i h d a y of: A p ril. 1»I«. -H , indicated ■ by the ebaker distributor* a t San Frun- t h e u n d e r s i g n e d ne Hpeclnl M a u le r j Motor* had about 10 days cinco,' that -between selling Studc- w ill o f f e r f o r a a le t o ih o h i g h e s t a t th e f r o n t door t production on hand un- baker cars and mining gold, he ob fi dtdheer Cf oo ur r tca»h, h o u s e a t H an fo rd . S e m i ­ had hia hands full. In a few weeks, n o le C o u n ty . F l o rida, w ith in th e Lj that a irs In dealers h o u r s o f aale. on M o n d a y , t h e in excess of the corres- os the shaft sunk deeper, his gar­ I'-nnl 2nd d a y o f J u n e . 1 9 J |. t h e f o l l o w ­ riim e Ust year. He ex- age wan full, too—full of dirt from ing; d e s c r i b e d la n d a n d p re m la e a . the excavation. t o - w l t : i Lot* One (1 ) a n d T w o (21 o f ■ r that inai this . . . . . condition , -- . I WES tllo c k T w e l v e ( I J ) of T i e r F o u r I t ) o f u flew of the fact th a t last The miners ware bringing up so H ford. F l o r i d a , nocorrtlntr t o K. It. ieLnd"Motors Lend Motors was unable to much ore that the Srtydar service T rnn n f f n r n ' * M ap t h e r e o f o f r e c o r d In t h e P u b l i c R eco rd * of S e m i n o le prompt deliveries and lost department was getting too crowd­ C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , lit F l a t H o o k I. ed for comfort. By that time, ptMtes n thereby. tS-Ct. (. Nath, president of the however, he had taken enough JAMES <1. Bit AHON. S p e c ia l M u s te r. liotor*. ssys that the auto- money out of the mine to pay for Fred R. Wll.on, Indu.itry looks to the fu- the garage. Solicitor fo r c o m p lain an t. ilth confidence, but th a t the G -1 - I - I S - I 2 - I 9 . Sells Underground Rights. rr itself will grow through When repairs are neces But the congested condition m*nuf»cturers beat qualified could not continue. It reached a la Ikr U real* Conrl, Srvrath JuSIsary haye them done proper­ rlal Circuit, la and far Sratlaolr re the interests of the public. point where Snyder had to give up CaMatr. Slntr #1 Florida. ly. If n new battery ia neces ith say* *h** he Mea a Pro* the mine or give up the garage. F r a n k L. W o uilru ff, C u m p l a ln a n L .v * . E l l e n U. K n l s t l t . n. D. K u l i r r . aary buy the beat. (elimination in the automo- Since so many Studcbakers were ( I r o r a e II. C a r r u t h . It. L. F a r r e l l , rfuitry and that only the flt- being sold in Grass Valley, Mr. a m i M a r v a r r t W. R a m s e y . D c t r n riU survive. The real view Snyder began to do some figur­ Let Da Serve You U a n ta .— C it a ti o n . ie so-eslled ”wl*o ones” of ing. T o E ll e n M. K n l a h t , If ll v lm r a n d If deuit. a ll p a r t l e a c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ Street, i* that the master Studebaker had been doing bus­ e s t u n d e r t h e s a id E ll e n M. K n l a h t . Uf W. C. Durant, president 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 |Dursnt Motor Cdrp., is seen iness for 72 yeurs, he knew, while p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r d r s e r l b e d . J t his gold mine might “ peter out” I). F u l l e r , If li v in g a n d If d e a d , a ll |Jy In control of this gigantic any day. He deliberated on the p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e s a i d R, D. F u l l e r d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r ­ 1 Street has come to the problem for a sh-rt time and de­ w is e . In a n d to t h e p r e m i s e s h e r e ­ cided to close up his gold mine i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : U c o r g e R. C a r Itfen that Durant has made and stick to his Studebakers. r u t h , If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a l l led that his companies are He closed up the shaft leading p a r t i s c l a i m i n g I n t s r e s t u n d e r t h e [ettir position today to supC arruth, . d e ­ into the garage and sold the under­ cs ae iads e d . G e oorrg e o tR. herw ise In and Mm of cars designed to meet ground rights to a gold mining Oak Ave. lo t h e p r e m i s e s h e r Lit ending demands in-the company which is now working un­ s c r i b e d ; It. L. F a r r e l l , eIfi n lia fvtienrg , udned­ LfUtion field than any othIf d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ Ut is pointed out that Gen- derneath the surface of the g ar­ val u n d e r t h e said It. L. F a r r e l l , d e . age. But Mr. Snyder stipulated in c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d l o t h e lators pays to W. C. Durant husociates a profit on every his contract th at the mining oper­ ations were not to Interfere with Ey build. b veil known that Mr. his garage business. When asked if he didn’t have [t bolds large blocks of pro- difficulty making up his mind to } ind common stock .In the abandon the gold mine, Mr. Sny­ hi Motors Corp., in Fiacher der said: 25 Extra Salespeople Hsyes Wheels, and other in“Not much. Why bother with a Lj concerns supplying profor the automotive Industry, gold mine when you’ve such a sub­ tu been discovered that av*. stantial business as the contract Studebaker? A gold mine in a be Fischer builds a body. for fickle thing, uncertain a t best, li­ Umikes a profit; eveiy time able to quit on you a t any time. k mtkes a wheel, Durant But selling Studcbakers is a sure i t profit; every time Gener­ thine. I’ll keep my garage.” And ators builds and sells a car it nakes a profit. It has keen pointed out that every ttion regarding the automoindnstry that Durant has in the past 20 years has war memorial building will -bo Hi m .. Durant Motors annual ul statement will be given erected here by the county super* a public in the near future visors and the American Legion, m company is known to have a t a.co st of $1,000 000, it Is an­ nounced by Buron Fitts, former ststa cbmmsnder of the -Legion. The supervisors recently increased Opening Thursday, 9 A. M TRACK MANAGER the original appropriation so that NESVILLE. May 14. — Bir- auch a sum would be avaliabie. Jerisn, of GnlneavlUe, a » f In ten tion lo A g g lr In Ike CALL ON MANAGER AT 8 A. M., THURSDAY it of the University of FIot- N ative lloon rn b lv J. J. Illvklnoon, JuHgv iM-been appointed manager —USE REAR-DOOR. * auis.,» . tfw -a jjs s s (University track team next n olv C oonlr. PlorMbe, fo r Ckarlvv. Managerial duties of tb* N o t i c e I* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t tn * l> » frstk iiram* were woft by u n U r r e l g n c il I n U m l V ' l o a p p l y J . , D l e k l n e o n , - J e d u v i M rho- 1 ;« * • w e " r t 0 * »*««* «>*• *w*>rn b i l l 7 th d a y *>1 Jely. A. a ic a ln a t y o u u n d h e r e i n f a l l n o t a l i a C o u n t y . H t a t r o f F lo r id a , o n c e ea c h a a td klll w ill b e ta k e n , a s c o n f e a u r d w e e k f o r n p e rio d o f e i g h t ro n s e c u * a g a i n s t y o u . f a l l o w e d b y final da* t i e r w a a k a . TV IT NEKS MY H A N D A N D O F F I * era*. -Said a u l t b e i n g t<> q u l a t ti t l e |n t h e c o m p l a i n a n t to t h e u b o v e ila- i*fAt. H E A I. o f o . ..Co a t H anford. a c r l b a d p ra m la a a . Beth Inula Countv, S t a t e o f F lo r id a . l » ’* W o i l d e s c r i b e d p ro p a r ty , You. a n d e a c h o f you . a r e t h e r e f o r e , r e q u i r e d n o d ' o r d e r e d t o be and * p . P « r b a f o r a »>«r C i r c u i t C o u rt at t h e t o u r t l l o u a a In S a n f o r d . S em inole * o u n ty . E l a t e o f F l o r l i l i t . o n the t l r a t E Other Sizes to 40x8 Wingfoot Cords Red Tu FORD SIZES Pathfinder Fabrics 30x3..... $7.50 ............. 30x3Vj $8.25 ............... W ingioot-Fabrics 30x3 $8.25 .............. 30x31/2 $9.70 .............. Cords 30x3V2 Reg- $11.15....... Red Tubes $2.65 30x3V* O’S iz e ............ ................. $13.15 30x3i/, SS Cord ......... ............... $13.80 30x31/* SS O’Size-.....:... ................. $15.65 31x4 SS Cord ......... . ............... $17.55 31x4 SS O’Size ......... ............... $21.05 All Tires Applied Free S a n fo r d Ba tfery S ervice Co 32x4 33x1 VO 34x4 Vi 33x5 35x5 36xG Flaps at no Charge Terms Cash All Weather Tread Cords —Full 1Q% Oversize. Tubes as above 32x4 .. 33x4 34x4 32x4V> 33x4V-* 34x4V* 33x5 ~ 35x5 . 36x6 . 40x8 . All Fresh Stock N O T I C E WE DO NOT CLAIM THAT OUR TIRES WILL RUN 25,000 MILES But They Will Give Your More Mileage THAN ANY OTHER TIRE. Sanford, Fla C i r c u i t C o u rt. In anil f n r ^ e m l n q l o * The New * Standards Touring Car ....................... ....$540.00 Sedan ........... ....................... .... 785.00 Roadster ............................. .... 615.00 Coupe ........... .......... ............... .. 695.00, „ . , Specials 1 Special Touring .... .....:....... . .$640.00 Special Sedan .................... .... 935.00 Sport Touring ................... .... 690.00 (AU Prices f.o.b. Lansing) 2 0 0 0 0 0 F irst Y ea r W o r th T h e M o n ey DURANT M OTOR Specials Standards 8 5 ,0 0 0 F irst Y ea r 5-Paaaenger Touring ........ % 890.00 Business Coupe 5-Paaaenger Coach ... ......... 1185.00 Sport Ro^date: 4- 1340.00 Pa5sgnger Coupe........ . Sport Touring 5- 1365.00 Paaaenger Sedan......... ... Sport Sedan . / (AU Prices f.o.b. Lansing) JUST A REAL GOOD CAR 1 U ,| J rv |J L 1 r H1 1 *1 I CARS . $ 23.20 24.05 . 24.60 „ 27.90 . 29,95 30.80 . 37.40 38.95 . 69.90 . 119:60 �t m 'Hefafrf F 'V* . .1 uM Stieecl and TK6n MoreSpeed. : rif**i i Contemporary Co As T his is ah age of speed and efficiency. T he person who :H. (XjWaUHor firth , ^ d o e sn ’t take advantage of every m in u te of tim e often wakes Intelil ^ bT Bi*)U*|l«». itanH iri fttuht Stylish Dress for Workiii*--'u p finding him self le ft fa r in th e re a r. E verything now is Springfield Republican* Girls. * a i« tf _ Urediaa Beyond Cl ala jp e e d . • K / • ’ Copyright, U!t «lf t«t>«r r r v r n . u 'a t* P o * t* ,. ^prtfpor'.d*; ppder act ot , It w asn’t so very m any y e a r ^ a g o th a t the automobile Add to famous first came into use. In those days it w as considered wonderH Q WELI>S demands legalizing think we can get Duluth Herald. EJItar ful to get in a m achine and go a s fa st as twenty-five miles an , of b,rth controi Bnd widest publicUrUBAM noWABU DERG----~ . H a u s e r hour. Speed in th e construction of th e automobile w as giv- (ty of birtb controi knowledge^ H’a M Ualacata a o n i ! ' i ■»;> fen atte n tio n and in a few y e ars lim e it is commonplace to tru e'th at every rich woman, irom With some men hom* l . Mara»H» * « ■ » • place where they g e t into a car and roll along on fine roads a t forty or fifty her doctor, can get knowledge get their m ail.-lR oS Jj withheld from poor women. And l M________ U A______ tJ * > W ' su nis__ m iles an hour. Oaa Yaar-JLM liM f * «* M onths | t » it is true that the individual weB ut automobile trav el became too slow fo r a speedy age D e liv e r e d In C » r t v C a r r i e r p e r It takes an income of weak l i e . ' W e e k l y E d U lo n *1 P e r and tlie, airplane was made. And now we ta lk about going a ingn, net:, distant law trihkdifB, to get a man in the r fear. I . : - ~ '" lion, but one figure will hundred miles an h o u r and more w ithout even b a ttin g au should, in stripi justice, bb & «ji m tn rs jrtttrT f to decide. .90 the sUe of her tamr there.—Birmingham JJ, BPBCIAL l i B B E F l l ® u try eye. Recent press dispatches tell of postal service by a ir­ ify. But, tpere pro a good, many c a r d‘s of' tiB a n k s . ,r e s o l u t i o n s imnks. If some women are tfcclj , , notice* or i n i f w -i r t) « t s w h s r * planes in which letters can Le tak en from San Fi"80^ 3110 t0 ’.’buta” involved.. * 1a, will c r g e i a r s made,' w ill b1s c h a r g e d motion there are oth^Tj 'j a New York Irf tfarty-slfcc houta. at^eegular ad rertlaln r rata*. be described as free NATURE manages prott«FA!» of 1 3 f In ------- — + The la te st in ppecd and efficiency was contained in a reproduction among men ar>4 lower Daily News. D, ttMBKR TH* ASSUlMIKU PnESl news sto ry sen t out from London A pril 26 w hich told of fast animal, in her own way, without £*■ Th* Tha Assoctsted Press is exclueA ssociated ------"Good Fishing . Iy*|y entitle* «o tt * u** for repub- tra in s, 'en tertain in g thfelr guests w ith moving picture shows. worrying about "strict, justice." And the hefluvi. The mouse lives two or three years, 'oif«rwl»* T he success of an experim ental show on th e Flying D utch­ on an average, but has 100 children be reached from this ted lu thi* paper and V*0 pa Tribune. L ou hllintd b l t l l l l All m an, traveling a t eighty miles an hour, has led officials of and many tnousands of grandchil­ hi* ot re-,.iihltfaii»i. ’’f the London and N ortheastern R ailroad to consider seriously dren.. Th^elephant lives 100 y w is a„.palitk*a»e™iw — aia* m e nr #4. th e installation of thehters a s a p a rt of th e ir reg u lar se»vico. and averages not moro than What could lie wor« i , ■*-,* ' -‘r4 ' -*■----------- —*— ing in a girls’ school children. Elephants survive mice Like nil new things, th e passengers on th is fa s t train die otf, so nature provides morej answer to all questiot," W ft)KE8l7At,M AY 14, 1924. cause?’’—Jacksonville, were incredulous when invited to an exhibition of an A m eri­ mice to keep things balanced. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. can film while traveling. T hey found the specially spring The children of the rich survive News from Denmark U A SONG OF THANKSGIVING: royal coach turned into a luxurious th e a te r. It held th irty to an extent of 100 per cent greater bor workers striking. Iff Oh that men would praise the than with children of tho poor, rfo Isn’t moved soon thcreTI !'Lord for his goodne**, and for his men and women, all seated in arm ch airs. O perators worked nature provides more children. ,-nmething rotten in wonderful works to the children of from an adjoining coach ami a sto ry of six te en th century It Is to be Remembered that chil­ j Tcnsacola Journal. men! 0 come, let us sing unto tho F rance was reeled off. dren of poor mothers are usually Lord; let us come before his pres­ tho most valuable. Take Lincoln, W hat will be the next g re a t developm ent in th e iine of I Edison and Henry Ford, as exam­ Beauty contests end L. ence with .thanksgiving. For he is icvucs and the like iff j our God, and we arc the people of speed? F ifty years ago the world travelled a t a slow pace ples. If Caruso:, mother had ap­ and otherwise at this tin hla pasture.—Psalm 107: 25; 93; b u t we find in this la s t age speed seem s to have the rig h t of plied birth control, after the arrival ter; and wouldn’t it be |1 of her eighteenth child, there would ] % 8. 7-__________ . ’ way and the man who can contrive some new scheme to do the beauties who pose gj not bo a Caruso singing on the | th in g s in a sh o rter am ount of tim e, is th e man of th e age. moters decided to hare TO BLOSSOMS talking machine, while his body Ilea] judges.—Times-lJnion. it yoMnsy stpy yet here a while W ith the development of m achinery an d new devices in the ' grave. He was number: 'To blush nrrg gently smile, com ing thick and fa st it is in te re stin g to try to look ahead nineteen among his brothers and! , Times-Unlon sayj rov'd ' Pair plc3gerjBir% fruitful fre« tw enty years and picture conditions ns they will be then. sisters. ,;j day* approaching, thl T t Why do yejglfeso Th>CT Rumolino Bonaparte be­ should see to It that tty Your dale it not so past > People in those tim es will look back a t the y e a r 1924 and ganl.ctitia having children before she was hounds are fitted with1 And go at Isa*. wonder how we managed to get along w ith such slow motion. sixteen ami hud several before Nnmuzzles. Wonder what it ■ -onoleun was born. Perhaps it would ♦^ it word "auitahle.""What! were ye born to tie have betn as well for the world Tftnes. An hour.or half’s delight, The Candidate, A Perrennial Flower. had he never appeared. But, gen­ And go to bid good-night? erally speaking, the really able Tla pity Nature brought ye forth, Some things don’t change. T he Ocala B anner some­ man usually appears early, in the Merely to show ynur worth, th in g like tw enty years ago w rote th e then and today’s family of the great, and late in TH E PEACEMAKER And lose you quite. EA T COME description of the beloved candidate. The H erald doesn’t poor families, tialton snys.it's be­ LAU( MIAMI HERALD Bui you are lovely leaves, where possess n copy of th e original "essay ” b u t fo u r y ears ago cause great people, kings especial­ ly, soon tire of their wives, so that we JUST HEAPS O’FUN _____ ___has _ been setting him -'guns seem to be quite effective I’ncle Sam May read how soon things have W. C. Leigh reported it from m em ory fo r the Tam pu Tribune, the first child born in affection, Is Their end, though ne’er so brave. and we have come across, in a box of old papers, a clipping apt to be the best. ^Wlth poor peo- j Bc|f Up as quite a peacemaker ‘ peacemakers. pie, uffcctlrin increases between lately. It remains rem to be seen And, after they have shown their containing it. Said the B anner: The. difficulties In Honduras arc husband and wife with time, and whether he will he blessed, cr reported to have been settled. This pride The candidate cometh up like *a flower and rethe later children nre the best whether he will suffer the fate that was brought about by, a represen­ Don’t Forget Like you a while, they glide children. It's u difficult problem so often hcfalLs the peacemaker, of tative of this country and the trea­ tire th from the ruce busted. • Into the grave. Not even H. G. Wells enn be sure being vigorously Jumped upon by ty of peace between the contend­ —.Robert Herrick. He cometh in late a t n ig h t to his w eary wife May 14-15, a t 8 p. m. H igh School Gro about it. both tides: ing factions was signed on board w ith cold feet and a beery b reath . Isn't It funny how often these The largest job he has underta­ au American battleship. This coun­ We will have lots of good things to eat, andi i He g e tteth up early in th e m orning and hiketh “Public Servant*" turn out.to.be BOOTLEGGERS may bo criminals ken, of course, is the settlement of try did not use any force or du­ a trick to make you laugh. “Public Dissemblers?" ’ aw ay say in g : "I go to see a m an.” In fact, there Is no "maybe" about the trouble in Europe. No better ress in this pau:cular effort at Bring the whole family and enjoy a real happyJ ■------- o it. They are intelligent and prove man could have been chosen to rep- peacemaking, but it is quite uite po«H e kisseth th e babies in hiH bailiwick until A la­ If they get that New Smyrna lucky good old time. t it in violent protest against the a t­ tho batbam a Hobson looketh like th irty cents. road finished this summer we will tempt to legalize 2.73 per cent Dawes. He in not the ordinary typo j tlcship may have had something to be taking a swim In the ocean Up naileth a lie th a t his political enem ies are beer. They will provide funds, lib­ of peacemaker. He spenks in vig-Ido with bringing Cic warring parBENEFIT OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONM every morning before breakfast. erally, to fight that light beer idea. orous language. He carries a size-<tics in Honduras into a peaceful circulating about him, b u t before the prim ary his • • ■■■ -- o ------ _ ^ _ :‘t h is s p a c e d o n a t e d by — J uhlc punch in his vocabulary and frame of mind. 1 “Harry Wills has had nenrly n 1 • stock of nails becom eth exhausted. *LIGHT Beer and wine would de­ does not hesitate to speak his There aro probably limits In ‘ He visiteth the church for th e first tim e in hundred battles," reads a headline, stroy lit iL-ast t.iree-quarturs of the mind. When he had finished his i peacemaking beyond which it will but after he meets Dempsey he tw enty years and slingeth a dollar into th e contribu­ bootlegging businesa. Thomas Jef­ job in Europo he said to the pow­ not be safe for Uncle Sam’ to go. will feel as if he had been through ferson, more than 100 years ago, ers, "There is your plan, tho only There Is no doubt, tion basket so th a t every one sceth him. that a thousand. urged the use of light beer and one thpt will woi«.. Take it or there Is much he can ao among tho He giveth a good sum to th e baseball team . -------o------wine1 as tiju only wny to check leave • i At, but,t.leave v .. It at - -your - - - ,own - South and Central American reS tre n g th ----------------- S ervice --------------- Prmni He subscribes liberally to the local band. . ■ What a strange co-lncidunco It whiskey, which us he truly said, waa, as the New York World rug* He aendeth a large k e g h ith e r and a amull keg impnvi-ri ibr(4tTiiff people of his time Hr i . ntVJd-ftuoHA ~ |H U , that “ National MUllo tyt*K" nnd killed half of them. However, There was also a little, job of ,big bully. It la very important for th ith e r—yeu verily he giveth up his su b stan ce glad­ 4 Tier cent Interest Paid on Sa\ mpJ came at the same time as *Bc • bootleggers need not worry. Pro­ peacemaking in Mexico. Uncle Sam [the future of the western hemisly. Kind to Animals Week.” hibition is in the constitution und did not directly intervene, but he phero that there should bo a friend- ■■■■■■■■■■KIdm idd ■•■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m iK saaissngij --------o * 1 W hen he m eeteth n p reach er in th e s tre e t he will stay there .lor thirty ^ears qmietly slipped into ' the hand ot ship in and.among th a .vaxiouA.ua. CXI-.- T 1 'I Lrfaa rraafeKgfe? >■ — A.... ■ Now what if Congressman Lang­ gov down there sei anyhow, barring which the government g e tte th upon the leeward side and cu rb eth his b reath * T ^e'U nited States, can-4a *«***» » M~.|ovi ley with the stubbornness of ii very effective peacemakers 1ir‘thb a'ffrtrrt deal toward fostering thr as w it|i a strong b i t * - . .... — — Daugherty refuses—to resign? a s B z s a s a s M s n s s m u n i “4 form of guns and ammunition. The proper spirit. Here is a fine field a .-Afttiv th e p r/m ffrT 'liF 'g n rtft‘oflt b eh in d tho ^ That wffi'blChtl&lhcr dirty.inli ibr-,.H same course is being followed in for diplomacy, without going too COLLEGE YOUNG ladies of the u 'th e House. woodshed and kicketh himSelf and te a re th his h air NOTICE Young Women’s Christian Associ­ Cuba. A lot of barking machine far into European affairs. ■ • o --- ;— ’ and calleth him self a rotterdam fool. ation tell working girls to dress The Tlmes-Unlon says that New To All Organizations and Churches in the CityI plainly and demurely fur their -o. York City last year entertained soul’s sake and to Impress possible Sanford: eight hundred conventions, which NEWSPAPKR ENTHUSIASTICALLY praising the COOLIDGE AND JOHNSON rather give Hanford something to Bryan primary law ami ifivinjf a simple and easy explanation husbands with their good qualities. Thursday, May 22nd, is Shrine Day and the Sanford! Sensible Helen (Jwynnc, retiring CHATTANOOGA TIMES •hoot at. of "how it works," in a column and u half of type, concludes president of the Y. W. C. A„ who Club would be glad for any church or any organizatalon Li ^ - -- O' ' • . One of the best tests of Mc- ns.follows: "If you vote first choice for one of the two h?ifh Is a factory worker and has presid­ meals, sandwiches and coffee, on that day as we expect to I It will be noticed that the "wise own state, at least, and, perhaps, Adoo’a strength is the fact that men, then your second choice vote is not counted; but if you ed over an assembly of .’10,000 fac­ several thousand visitors here then. 'Republican sentiment as express­ vote first choice for one of the 'low men, then your second tory girls tells these girls to dress men” of the inner circle of the re­ Minnesota and one or two of the publican administ.atinn uren’t other disgruntled northwestern us conspicuously ns they can, "even ed in the Republican press, more making arly extravagant boasts ns states. But Senator La Follette These visitors are our guests arid *| strongly opposes him than any oth­ choice vote is counted and helps to nominate one of the high llnshy.” to what is going to happen at tho is too wise to enter n contest where er Democrat. / men, the low men being eliminated from the race just as they shall not allow any organization, or ad coming election bas^-d on the re­ hla weakness might be discovered. --------o-------were under the old two-primary system." Which is some­ RICH GIRLS, suys Miss Gwynne, sults of the recent preferential prl- Ilo is, without doubt, stronger In The New York Hentld Tribune can ufford to divas plainly, that one, to sell any kind of tags, flowerMj write, of “The Tux Bill Betrayal." thing like High, Low, Jack and the (lame, with n smattering sets her off in her luxurious sur­ maries in which President Coolldge tho minds of his propagandists received a sulTiiccnt number o f , than he is in fact anil, none knowIt Is very much wrought up over of Mah Jongg and a few suggestions of La Crossee.—Florida roundings, but the working girl in candy, or souvenirs on the streets Thun| the defeat of the Mellon Plan In Times-Union. her plain Hume, mu:it dress us well votes to guarantee his nomination | ing that better than he, he has reopposition. When it is re- served his force—his "unknown” day, May 22nd. Congress. It ran without n doubt as she can, by way of contrast with wlthmit see the Republican -Party slipping. her surroundings, if she wants to membered thnt the only opposition j strength _— for trading purposes, Visitors thnt come to our City are our guests and wtd«i| Mr. Coulidgc had ca ne from Sen-! that ho appears to be do- ] L IT HAS COME to be practically a sort of rule in litera­ nmriy. Sensible Miss Gwynne. "Hell-bent fer Heaven" la the ture, that a man, having once shown himslf capable of origi­ ntor Hiram Johnson, there is noth- !n,r„ re*!,^ n,ibly. Wl'" n" lhe "bloc-:* expect to Invite guests to our City and have them stoppedr wonderful nbou'. hls victory.! , * with the leadcrlcss democrats IS the streets by dfferent ones and asked to.buy anything, for ij Dame of the Pnlitxer Prise Win­ nal writing, is entitled thenceforth to stenl from the writings DON’T steal. Be honest, upright, ing It would have been significant ,f | in congress Indicates, ning play for 19211. The much worthy of ciUtonsuip in this glori­ embarrassing to strungora and does not give the( City I criticised modern finpper is none of Others at discretion.—Emerson. ous republic. But, If you must he had failed to defc it Johnson In 1 President Coolldge’s strength will name. They nre from other places and have their own other than that, Hell-bent iar ,_________ , ___________________steal, rcmcmuui it’s extremely dun- n single state, because of all th e ! no* he developed after tho CleveHeaven. k rlM M . HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL J S Seminole County Bank s Ushtd a new record for a .lav’s nm. Dy jr VIN S. COBD Ane democracy If he steals a great MtWMn noon Saturday and noon 1 deal. Sunday she covered six hundred, _ . ‘ ■ . , C T L i !Le ^pseoontecl nothing i from California. Besides me the aomdem- |; » and eighteen miles. That is fu rth -1, Tw° wembers of a colored labor *“ AI1 right,' de snail say, 'All TAKE THfe cusu of Jules C. Iiabi- nobody but hjmseH* * ”Up,’,>rt o f ]ocrats might, at their convention: sr than from Key West to Ja< k- i battalion in }■ranee were languidly riffhC Pl| go. You go back inside nor, who, when he felt that making •onvtlle and quite n lot of sailing "lli'JK ■ shell hole behind the lines de house an’ look after po1 pappy money honestly was too slow, had It might hnvo been different If " N*W York’ <!o 8omelh*nft to upof the A. L. r . Along came an of­ an’ I’ll go fur dc doctor.’ for a boat in one day, Senntor Iji Follette hud entered the "et lhe ProPhc-y usually made sufficient intelligence to follow the ficer who spoke to them in harsh -a "So mammy she went back an’ well established American plan and lists against the president—lie that they do the wrong thing and John W. Langley has joined for- word*. When he had passed on, star: in rubbin’ puppy’s stomach keep away from petty larceny. Ho waxild have been able to carry h is ,a t the wrong time. ■ mer Governor McCray in the rap­ one of the nsir, relapsing from tem­ One hour puss, two hours pass an* went to Wall Street, started a ---------- ■ ___ ___ __________ idly growing ranks of convicted porary activity back again into his puppy don t get no better an* they bucketahop, stole $800,000 from his public officials. Perhaps in u few regular derumy state, remarked: ain't hair nur hide of no doctor victims. Justice, with all solemn­ "Suttinly is mouty free cursin’ cornin’. j more years governors, congress­ MCADOO’S GROWING LEAD ity. sentenced him to jail "for nix I man and the rest will rculizo that w’itc man, dut young lootinent. "Pappy he keep on moanin’ an' months to three years.” That wai ATLANTA JOURNAL that well-known slogan, “Th.* Peo­ Suttinly doea know how to use oanln ’un' cnrryln’ on. Mammy three months ugo. The wise Mr. ple Pay," is becoming a bit passes. strong language w’en he craves for she keep on rubbin.’ She ain’t Rabiner is now out of jail, and -------o--------’the next nntionul Democratic S S J , ! 0, ath°iW clm som? •P « d -1»toPi tn cook no vittles fur dinner; back In Wall Street, on parole. No, the Golden Jubilee wns not ' When he went to prison he re- convention Is guided und governed .. mind kocP on rubbin.' written by Churchill Downs, but Whuts a parable?’ parable?1’ inquired “Twu Twelve o’clock come an' still no [.iparkcd to iiis friends that ho bjl. the’ Will of the party’s rank may be to acknaw l^M th'J „i!T*5r !■ *L* Golden Jubilee of the Ken* his companion sitting down on the sign of^de doctor, an* Pappy np gittln’ file, all omens now Indicate, dominant , .. ,and ever .... g” owtn» * ky Derby will be next Saturday edge of the excavation In order to wuss off all de time. Tncn, purty wouldn't .stay long. its tiresidcntial nominee will be strength of William G. Ac Ado* 1 then the best horses of the coun- givu his entire attention to listen­ soon It's going on 1 o'clock, 1. M . ’ 1■ o clock. AJtcrJ , LEJ l.E ^ US U3 all hope ho| that Mr. Rabiner WlUMm 'G'. McAdoo. SUch is the unmfstblfnblp forecast of tho pri­ Iney sec that the blink' . th"art* for 1will fight for a fifty ihousffpdl.ing. a spell it’s 2 o’clock people in :k and i n V * tW U tthftfktijr i i>e n model of all sr purse and some of the host IVn goln* tell you, buddy. Die 3 o’clock. After hw lie mo* lt*s git- fine virtues and. un< uppreciato the m a ry ‘electrons through which the 5 *?nf* the mustering 0f (g hu.-i been expressed. of the country, other than 1>’cre parable is ’oout a snail. Now,' tin' to be goin’ on fo* o’clock, Ji quality of judicial mercy that sends nopumt-chidce In statb after slate decisive majorhorses, will be there to sec them ; dls yere snail belonged to our fim* befo’ dark pappy, he say: n nt30|mE.htyuior 1,pe,:ia, ‘ntw- " an ignorant half brutish man to “n^ ,l‘.t .tlc clkjucs- to control; It. I ijy. We kep’ him fur a pet 'round “ 'I jes’ natchclly can't atand dis jail for twenty years for stealing ltita'.w i'ei plied up for thrtt most they read the first letters of » O-------de house. After w’ile he one hundred dollars and seta ’Irec outspoken and most outstanding handwriting that will wax con tinTha Pultixer Prizes would Indi-1he could un’ersland cver’thing you see efKde doctor ain’t cornin’ yet.’ an intelligent, shrewd th ie f.a lik e odtocete .of forward-minded D«- ually larger in do»>::i of selfish rem< rrkfy*r' »te th: best American novel of j said to him an’ could tawk back, "So «« to ... .i.. . - j lo i« action and in vindication of pm"So mnmmv mammy go de ,i,.» do’ and of three months for steoljjag NjHent from the’ outset, this grasalve truth. to lw “ ihe A Me MrLaugh-, i«s same ez a Christian. I reckin an bohole, Here Is dat snail mosy- end by Margafet Wilson, the best dey never wux no likelier snail 'cn ln along down de walk an’ not eight hundred thousand dollars."* tnndF-has becolrte especially prono inbed .during the last ten days. ol the year to be McIUwan’s whut dis snail wux. Imo’n hs’f w .v 'si. THE really American part of the Te lii;1Oklahoma, Washington and story of the Uniteil States, the "Well._on« mawnln’ pappy vrus, bee nail dat Umo gittln’ dat fur. population, much of which la for­ Ca ifornia havo come marching in­ DOBBS SAYS megiran biography to b e . taken down sick wid a powerful “Mammy she’s plum outdone. She eign born, will applaud President to the McAdoo camp, following Immigrant to Inventor" byimix'ry in his insides. He’s ‘feared yell out at him: Coolidgt’s attitude on Senator the Carolina*. He is thThe flower outlook is very ro-y. I Pupjn. the l^»t volume of he's gwine die, den an’ dare. He '“ W’y you lazy, wuthlesa, no lodge’s suggestion for Immedi­ fa # Upon candidate who conteated in all to be "New llotnpahlre" by tell mammy tend fur dc doctor count snail, ain’t I tell you earl ately organizing a world court. The states, and in them all ho *L albtw lo a n v ^ those right away. Mammy run to de di* morn in' dat Pappy mout president, who knew nothing of Lho’ an overwhelming winner. One .Unfco'i’k S ^ * ”'0 ls »»"« » CZ11wne ot u* cLillun but we dald. an’ ain’t I ast you go Lodge plana, amid, "conditio®* in. h** t •U• ail and fifty-eight delegates all on off uyisrkin skylarkin’ samewba somewhara an’ doctor on 'ain’t you promlao mo Europe Euro- have not improved' auffi, ' recently been added to hU •tic entered -St. I’U taint sfaht but hut do fsm- youd start fo’thwUh, and now, ciently to justify the '•■lll-q~pf a int nobody In sfght « ■ « . _«4-*upport; so that hla total, Nfw - York l b!y snail, Vieh he is settln’ on dc aoggune you, yere you la. not trav­ world conference.” Sensible men rdlng to Judge David Ladd tried b reak u p do-stop, suanin’ hixse’f. So S< she eled mo*n twenty feet! Whut kind will aay amen to that. This na­ kwelj, chairman of the McAdoo’Hie Japanese question has nuiet b oi ' tone >y to him fe say: of » ■ way is dat to ack?’ tion wants no worid court, with 90 ent committee, U ‘now ed down a bit ao sunburn may^o„n folks, '* ’Hup qi six fur de doctor, right Do snail turn ’round an’ w Jper cent of its Judjfea. appointed b red and twenty-firb | o y chief yellow peril. y (.hundred awoy! ck an’ look mammy In. doke) atsUhut the la lo r no says to her: elieve thad r* ,m im, bl«Mn yere, woi___ _____ Ir debtaT on S [Lancs ti to me dat way, U N al-B LfC tottL t^Nau*i.H and as s DAN *4#'Jf t# f **- Kfv.t/ - ‘-* t i - » > m u i l l m i l a i l i a u m i , H l i a l M i.i4 TAm ■ g u l, F o r C o u g h s a n d Colds, N A IL DRUGGISTS sS* sad 0&C, jars «•** Hospital six*. $M0 riA is n COME C 0M E ----- ----- E A T ------------ LAUGq JUST HEAPS O’FUN HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL Don’t Forjjet if y May 14-15, at 8 p. m. High School Grom 1 We will have lots of good things to cat. am) a trick to make you laugh. Bring the whole family and enjoy a real hapPl^ lucky good old time. *1 A BENEFIT OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION* THIS SPACE DONATED BY �X ■ A very popular ‘youiut man ,andj»cy and daughter•left Tuesday for 1 spending night> thereS la gentleman who has manyy friend*]DoLaAd, m m usiucLuuu, bj >uiiuiuk the mu ihku m ue( ] in Sanford is Billy Stringfellow, | with friends before returning to *K D 117________ _____________ i of Jacksonville. Mr. Stringfellow: their home in Dade City. 'le ft Tuesday after a visit of several davs here with Mr. and Mrs. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE, TEACHERS CERTIFICATE IX Hal Wight. C L A IR A N D M O R R IS office 148;, MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. • Phone 493-J. Cleaning. Preaaing and Dyeing. Motoring over from Orlando year course this year a t Florida Punta Gorda; Leola Helen Vroe- Tuesday afternoon to call on Judge Wo nro now fully equipped with State College number 70, thirty-six man; Stuart. New Steam Press and Delivery St. Agnes Guild Enjoy L. I. IN PUBLIC SCHOOL MU- and Mrs. Sharon and family were of whoni are seeking the A. D. Dr. and Mr*. R. F. Goddard and i truck. Giv« us a trial. degree. Sixteen seek the B. S. SIC—Frances May Mahoney, l.cei- little daughter, of Quincy, and Dr. | 110 Sanford P arty A t Silver Lake Nurse Schedule Ave.-Ph- 327-J burg; Matle Louise Robertson. degree; thirteen, B. S. in Education, Gardner, of Greensboro. Dr.. Gard­ and ten B .S. in Home Economlc-i. Ocala. ner and Dr. Goddard are attending One of the most enjoyable meet­ 1 or Week Beginning May 19. Only one student is a candidate for SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION, lh» medical, convention in Orlando I ings that St. Agnes Guild has ever | Monday, May 19th — Final the B. M. degree. CERTIFICATE IN EXPRESSION this week. Don’t fail to get your had was the* lake affair of Monday ■ School visit, Osceola and South •4-Clam O. Johnson. Jacksonville. In the two year course sixty aro afternoon a t the oome of Mr*.' Side Primary, Sanford. BUSINESS CERTIFICATE — seeking their certificates in the Mr. Frank May motored from Salmagundi tonight Clyde Derby, on Silver Lake, with/ Tuesday, May 20th—Final Normal School, fouv in the School Dorothy Armstrong, Miami; Esther ftv where he w a s '* . j .l _ V i _ _ _ • _ i °uincy to Dade City ff-i Oft Mrs. I)erby and Mrs. Fred D aiger, School visit Grammar School, Dorothy Creamer, West Palm thegucst of hi* daughter, Mrs. Mas-1 £ ® * o f the Bapof Music, one in th^'School of Ex­ t h e C a m i V a l ---$ 1 .^ D joint hostesses. Never was there.' Sanford and Lake Mary. pression, and nineteen in the Bus­ Beach; KathOrine DelanV, Ormond rey.- Mr. May anil Mrs. Massey * S have their regular as a more harmonious gathering than Wednesday* • May 31—Final Bench; Ruth Alma Flannlgnn, Win motored from Dade City to San­ a, home of Mrs. 9*’A. this one of the young women of • School visit; Longwood and Al­ iness Department.: :. ter Haven; Foye Love, Trenton; ford on a visit to the Sharons an d ! r . t S:S0 o’clock. ' 1 St. Agnes Guild. The complete list’ of candidates Lawn Mowers tamonte. !f Bessie Esjher GoUlsby. Tampa: were kilned here hv Sanford Mav. i lit monthly prognrth for degrees follow^,:.;' Thursday H Man. 22—Final The meeting was called to n*H»r ' Jane Elizabeth Price, Hlph s«n „f Mr. Frsnk Mnv. Mr. Frank department of the A. B. DEGRE&i-Fennie Byrd cl Eclipse by tho President, Mrs. J. N. Rob­ School visit. . East ’ and West Elva Sanderson. Plant Mav an d*on Sanford left Tuesday. ab„ wiir be held a t the son, and after the tegular routine Side Primary, Sanford and Ovie­ Blackburn, Miami; Maude Town- Springs; sand Boyd, Elba. Ala.: Dorothy Cltv; Louise Stephen*. Marianna; [motoring to Miami, where Mr. May it 3:30 o’clock. do. Ball Hardware Co. Rosalind Briggs, ZephyrnUla, Flat; and Consuelo Dorothy Warren, Key will visit with Mr. Sanford Mny it monthly progfanf of of .business had been taken up the Friday, May 23—Clinic work folowilng officers wero elected to’ West. PH O N ER Lillian Warner Brunner,•’'Miami; 1for two or three weeks. Mrs. Mas, department of the the elub for the ensuing year. with State Board of Health. Evelyn Casaady, Tavares; Anna fsb will be held a t the serve Saturday, May’ 24—Office. Mrs. Robson was re-elected preai-1 May Caston, Plant City; Catherine tfcSO o’clock. . Office hours: Daily 4:30 to Cleveland, Jacksonville; Helen llordent, Mrs. George ricRory. vice-Ion bridge, Mqntexuma president; Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Jr., 5:30 P. M. Saturday, 8:30 A. M. tense Cooper, Muscogee; Dorothy JO o’clock, for benefit re-elected treasurer and Sirs. Clyde to 12:90' Decker, Albuqucrquu, N. M.t Cary iarch pews. Phone 209 Derby, secretary. The entire guild Photoe 641-W. Andrea Ellis, Pensacola; Mildred don*-‘ . agreed that a wonderful selction Game, Tallahassee; Myrtle I«ee Thursday. ^ has been made In naming the offi­ DeFuniak Springs; AMis dore Roosevelt Auxil- cers. High School Carnival Givens, Antoinette Helms, Orlando; Ethol will meet at the ladies' These young women are doing I s P l ’O V i n g S u c c e s s f u l Henry, Sanford; Charlotte Jellm, pint Baptist Church Pompano; Clara C. Johnson, Jack­ splendid work and the guild is I a M. sonville; Thelma E. Jones, Tain pa; ~__ . , ... . .. a will meet at Mrs. Har- steadily making u move forward | •t 3 o’clock. ... and steadily growing under the I rnJ|heH9 aifni v^ ^ vc" bY tbo San- Mary Lee, Lemon City; Cathryn of Mrs. Robson. ,“ !gh ,8£1?00!l a} tbe “‘v1?00* Bernice Loomis, Tnllnhnssce; Beryl Week Club will meet efficient leadership uerfected ami and nnrr - •, Tuesday Loworn, Okeechobee; Cornelia Plans were perfected _, night, , Wednesday . . . ; after. J. Thigpon, a t 10:30 rangementa made for the St. Ag-1 "0O nand Wednciday night under May Matthews, Hawthorne; Minnio Guild ladies to serve lunch in dirw ti?" °.f M‘*» Tfe®*le iMc; E. Meriwether, Pensacola; Daisy one and three of the nes the Pork on May 22, the day of the “a9,!,t.ed th* h *h ”cho" Covington Monroe, Quincy; Nina ^jnrth will meet In the Shriners’ celebration. ! I t " tl? iPUpl1* ,?r.,the .bT ft‘ Elizabeth Me Adam, Miami; Maud or* at 3:30 o'clock. . . . . , . . , ; of the athletic association, is havBryant ‘McCall, Wildwood; Lola A decision was made to ta k e . jt1g a Krent run and is most suc­ FridayMacQueen, Palatka; Sallio Emmett from {he treasury a sum sufficient cessful. . Loren’ Club will meet Nihcolson, Quincy: Florence Plqrto g ite euch member fifty cents J R Pace at 714 Oak booths arc arranged pont, Pensacola; Cussie Mac Poet, as talent money, anti the member* onAttractive 4 o’clock. the different parts of the school Mayo; Geneva Rickard. Fort Lauare to make this money increase ennipus, Satorday where things to ent can derdnie; Ella May Robinson, Deer­ in value during the summer months. ren'i atory hour, a t the be bought. The side shows afford field; Katherio- D Sn><>h **•’■11* ] After the business meeting •» great amusement I o’clock. and as is custom­ son; Mary Cuthlll Tervin, DeFun­ social afternoon was spent swim- ary with all carnivals main iak Springs; Frankie Fay W har­ ■ming arid chatting. A most tempt­ show or big show Is thethedrawing ton, Miami; Lou Edgerton W hit­ ing salad course with wafers, It is called “The Dream of field, Tallnhnsscc, and Marjorie I pickles, sandwiches and coffee, was card. Wooden Soldier," put on by Williams, Brndontown. served by the hostesses, on the the Miss Carmctn Barber, the company B. S. DEGREE—Mvrt'e B«vls, front porch of Mrs. Derby’s home, Hyman, now of Tam- where all the ladles could have a of entertainers, singers, dancer* rtuscom; Mrs. Anne Whiddcn Cnwand musticans are wonderful. thon, Tallahassee; Miriam L. Con­ y a few years ago min- beautiful view ef the lake. nor, Inverness; Frances Winifred This is one of the cleanest and Baptist church iA Ban­ It wa* a delightful afternoon and highest type of entertainment of t Lively. Tallahassee; F!oren:e Wl»all heartily enjoyed the entertain­ its. kind ever held in Sanford. The knvakie Mutthcwr, Dtarkc; Kath kers Tuesday. ment at this lively home. four policemen with the Judge are leen Mohr, Lak'dnnd; >o*> Anna, doing all they can to have order. Morris, Gainesville; Mabel Eugenie' har, prominently conThe merry-go-round, the riding; of Murphey, Wilmore. Ky.; Edna J c i - ‘ hthe Atlantic Coaat Mrs. Larartiore is donkey, the fortune teller, the ferson McCubbim, Juchsonvill.*: Sanford for a day or Singularly Honored tho babies, tho fish pond, the agricul­ Mnudle Paulk, Tifton. Gn.; Mary tural booth, tho aiamc.se twins, tho Lou Phillips, ThomosviHe, Ga.; Em­ An honor has recently been con- chamber of horrors and the clown ily Myce Rnhnor. St. Augustino; over in Sanford and ferred upon Mrs. Vivian Yelser have all dono much t j popularize Theodora Murie Thompson, Avon Park; Mary Bartlum Trevor, Key it thi Valdes Hotel is Iurramore. Mrs. Larramore has this carnival. West; Ella Margaret Williams, Kitchum of Key West, been notified that she was award­ Jacksonville; May Elizabeth Win­ mis here oil business. FBI LOU A CLUB. ed the “Old Duration" prize for tho best short poem, other than a zonOne of tho most delightful club field, O'Brien. B. S. IN EDUCATION—Clattt iu Mr*. Johnson’, Miss Ed- n it which dppeafrl in “ Lyric,” a meetings of the year was enjoyed Miss Margaret Cowan well-known poetry magazine, with- ty the Frllohu Club Tuesday after- Alice Albury, Tampa; Vivlentld » Tyler motored to Day- m a<twelfth m6nth. Mrs. Lnra- nqon wth only the regular club Grace Allen, Lake City; Irma Bidmoro’s prize poem was entitled, members present, when Mrs. Ray- die, Tallahassee; Evelyn Brooks -.1) • »rBird, Montlcello; Mary Antoinettq “My Mother Was a Dancer," and ntbnd Philips acted as hostess. igql have 'The living room was decorated llurid, Leesburg; Inn Felton, Ma Porter, of Ke Ruth Haley, M arion. A l a . : E u U tk-Officer, left _ m b atjng her vtith bowls and vases of yellow Jones, Pensacola; Helen Hill Jones, lifter u few days' lya* stay atky read it before Its publication, ptnillca daisies. After an hour or two of Okeechobee; Martin* Elizabeth The Judges making fni the award qf bridge a salad course and Ice tea Nelson, Tumpu; Inu Simmons, Do- <1! the prize w ara:_ Dr_ William Lyon W C tiW V fid.; M xir.TPnuimidg .Pbelps of Yple Mmsjer o f th e FlprJdiL_ . . . University. Dr. •nit «• the highest’soeeee the prizO Ml., F. C . Whlttborno, of James Southall Wilson; ef.th afitk l Uni­ mi handsome framed motto, Miami. iVllliam i „0 t Wh id Y versity. cofrVirginia, oiA'virgima, ................ and anu william th w t n -ff|na '• * u in Sanford Tues- veraity. B. S. IN HOME ECONOMICS— aditor of-.Ujo Wher® “ e|*ln!' d of the Seminole Hatch BMrabi|.]BroUhwalto, . _________ _________________________ ____ >Wii^ U * . AenuaL-Anthology o f...American • • , « w t » , . . . inhill Fields of Newr Poetry. The prize o f $60 Is award8- Ntlligaq^wbo U J n l « 4 b/ Mrs. John Leitch In memopv er a few days calling on f o r her brothe.r the Ute ' Pfof. Paul Ridges, Mrs. Emmet Hunt, ory, Winter Garden; Mary France» ~rs. Hawkins Conelty and Miss Irwin, Fairbanks; Georgia King Qharttun M. Lewis of Yale. ranees Gonzaloa. Jackson, Clearwater; Mary Flori Another honor of almost equal cnco Merrin, Plant City: Churlotf»> ■Stetson University value U the fact that in the May E. Sanger, Minneolu; Martha E. CLUB. fine dance Tuesday night issue of “Contemporary Versd, ’ . Mrs. DUPLICATE and Miriam McCall. Ja*pcV; Hal Wight entertained at Williams, Fredric Rines ubllshed in Philadelphia, Mrs. card* Tuesday afternoon, the mem­ McCall Hope Lucilc Miller, Tallahassee. Itrpenter, arram irrnmore’s ores poem, “On Easter bers of the Tuesday Duplicate Club B. M. DEGREE—Mrs. Marie \ Long Ago,' takes the lead. and three additional friends, who Fiourney Pearce, Tallahassee. Bslf left Tuesday for Normal School L. I. enjoyed u most delightful time. k, where he has gone on Leaving Tuesday for oBrtow and JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRO­ When tho game had ended and • trip, returning Thurs- Lakeland on u business trip is Reg­ FESSIONAL COURSE — Mary inald Holly. Mr. Holly will be tho scores counted the following Avirettcm, Madison; Msrjorlo were found to have high scores. away until Friday. Alice Davis, Delray; Honor Glover, Mirs. Charles Younts ana Mrs, Ayof the Western Union Lakeland; Clara High. Madison; L Scott and Mrs. Scott, J. W. Prince, representing E. J. let Fitts<-at table number one, and Stella Marie Hook, Homestead; MKr». J. W. Childre mo- Smith & Co., of Jacksonville, was Mrs. H. B. Lewis anil Mrs. Mc­ Margaret Krrr, Tarpon Springs; ........... ...... *Wona Sunday for a day :a business visitor to Sanford Tues- Pherson at table number two. Lee Matthews, Pensacola; Mrs. Wight's pretty home on Mary & '■ day. Minnie McAuley, Reynolds, Ga.; Park._ Avenue was aglow with Helen Claire Renner, Lakeland; handsome yellow sunflowers. 'In Sanford for about two weeks Manager oLlhfllSouihLuckle Geraldine Shore, Quitman; ht. A. W. Houstoon. or is Miss Estelle Simner, of Jackson­ **. 8t £ J |l, afr^t: X pherson G“<; Fay Sturkle, Dade City; Mar*P»nt a few -days in San- ville. Miss Simner is here in the : .V8 Mrs. • Mr*:,““ P,h „*rr . n' Mrs. t i " ion F. Wooii. Miami. Younts, Ralph Wight, interest of the State Board of *»«*. while her* he was a GRAMMAR SCHOOL PROFES­ Health, and whilo here is a guest eorge Knight, Mrs. henry and SIONAL COURSE— M. Irena As“• Vsldez Hotel.-- i ra. R. K. L)eus. of the Valdez Hotel. kow, St. Petersburg; Crystal Latta Daytona Beach MonHuls Holmes, Miami; Myra Thelma K. OF C. DANCE. W. A. Riggs, in charge of the Rsymond Key. Mrs. Sutton, Kissimmee. The Knights of Columbus dance primary professional ‘ Uke Mrs. Clifford vocational training for disabled soilid. ^ . t h e m e d ^ M ^ T a a s d a * ght, where 15 new members of ik ^ “ O p e r a n d ; w fie iT d o m m w s io n e f o ^ ' S tew yesterday and todav, registering at iTs organization wer* the espe­ Mary Bradford, Bowling Green cial guesta and were treated in a (Fla.); Marjorie Coon, We*t Palm dfor a day or two Is the Simlnole Hotel. royal manner. The warm greet: Beach; OUvi Corbett, Jasper; WilTT?.» Jscksonvllle, with Motoring to Daytona Sunday irigs these member* received mado. lie Sue Dale, Madison; Loulic Da-j Light Company,( whll.s them realize that they were thrice vis, Pensacola; Pearl Doan, Bar­ **rrill is a guest of the were a party of young peopk Miss Drsne Roberts, Mus Alberta welcome. ine Rc tow; Bertha Luclle Dickson, Mar­ The dance waa attended by about ianna; Nina M. Drew, Homestead, Aycott, Misa Jewel Carter, Miss of Orlando, has Anna Mason, Reuben Msson end 50 couples, among them a number Florence Everett, Lake Wales; Salof out-of-town guests. lie Viola Folsom, Montlcello; Ber­ osnford and opened a Ned Smith. The committee in charge of this tha Mae Green, Jasper; Margaret '{7 ‘A Puleston buildOn a visit to Mrs. S. O. Chase dance were Charles Britt, George Carolina Gregory, Eufauta, Ala.; Hzlian is a t present at for a few days is Miss Minnie Por­ Balmes and Paul Bezoid, who as­ Ruth Adeline Hand, Sanford; Grace ter Harris, granddaughter of Dr. sisted by Mrs. Balmes and Mrs. Be- O. Head, Plant City; Alice E. Huet5 toeir home in Dun- J. Y. Porter, of Key West. Miss sold made this occasion a most en­ lenkamp. Miami; Lucy Muriel In­ gram, Punta Gorda: Johnnie Lea «re Mr. and Mrs. Harris came up from ’Key West joyable one. Ice cream and cake were served Jones, Marianna ;J Edith Langford, to have been in Sanford with Dr. Porter Monday. during the evening. Hurtow; A. Lucille Langford. Uiolly IC1**t3 ° f Mr* *nd Frostproof; Grace Lo Re, Tampa; Interested in the Hutton EngiSURPRISE SHOWER. Christine Mills, Tampa; Thaunn u n i . s . pottering and Goastraotion Company “ Quite a s'.’rpriso was given MUs McKinley, Campbellton; Vivian E. ot Judge and Mrs. and a personal friend of the and Monday ware t 'h l la H. C. Walthour a f’Savan- Vary Zachary, instructor of the McLln, Tampa; Clarion Owens. ft. Massey end " nah‘ , Ga. 1Mr. Walthour will bo In Domestic Science Department of Dothan. Ala.; Eioise R.-ghtur, Sanford for.-several days and will the Sanford High 8chool, when the Woodvillc; Eleanor Elizabeth 8' b»'»y Ann, of Dadi stow a t the Valdez Hotel while students of section two showered pard, Tampa: Sarah Wheeler J**y of Miami and er with at least a dozen pair of Orlando; Mildred wncy. icva EKd. gSmith iiu ^O i J U r. ■ Qk hose of all colors. land; Zerlyne Smith. Miami;, Tho girls In this section are MUs cnee vSorrwk. St. Pcterrburw; hy d tU ndlW ‘tW Medical !£"!• *• fe.vsmvs, Miss Bernice Austin, la Watte. Eaugallle; Oliva MQialay, h alinton. in I ni coovantlon in Orlando Tuesday 5 ? in Sanford is . ibcl Sparling, Miss Sarah Ocala;.' and Gertrude AJclIo Wlwere Dr. Langley, Dr. Marshall, Mil uii. n »" . ‘connecUon «««w uun i bou Priest, Miss Nan Paxtan, Mine lensky. Jncksonvll'c. ^ Carolina Chemical Cp. Dr. Denton and D:) c . Tolar. Mary Stanley, Miss Mary C am KINDERGARTEN PRO FtR» s frequent vUittirTil ^igT dV an V lir. MarzhiiT’wlU S bturn to Orlando again tomorrow way, Mis oLucile Pono, Miss Sarah SIONAL COURSE — Mury Poatl Evelyn Matpas, Miss Sarah Hutch­ Compton. Apdlahcicola; Mary EU- , »e,U » for tad second-day1* kessiom inson, Miss jLucilla Anderson, Miss l D ltiey;' Bcarhton; -T-r-j-.cOn | School had Arrah Arriving Thursday frqm Atlanta LeClare Joni*. Miss.lKttv Du Bose, Dorothy Grlffln. OrUndq; A rrahlV !. • t» r> ^ »r o 7 t y nmon',nK- Dr. S. Miss Evelyn Darroir,' Miss Ethel Ed mo n la Hair, Live Oak; Irena L. 101 - are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene LeGette, k . 1 5t. ” •Petersburg. -»«IAUU|J|, n Dr. za G COM PANY Genevieve Lehman. Ladd. 8t. Petersburg: .Josephine tv, to » very Interesting who will be the guesta of Mr. Le- Tillis and Park, Kay W ait; E d ith , Pullen, B DISTRIBUTOR W . ‘to rtudents, sllof whom Getto’a sister, Mrs. W. C. HU1 and ano re- Jacksonville: Eleanor S tuart Tho­ FLORIDA. Commencement mother. Mrs. Lola LeGette. Mr. ^ Dr T Jcr e blb to mas, Fort Orange; Jeanne Wolff, ent from dial, assisted by voca .. . . . . . . . ^ ^ * . r* walk*»r was a t o»a LeGette la a very prominent rail­ fh < Utor cola; Edith Yslvarton, University at High School Pensacola; of the Methodist road official at present located In Stetson “ — * laflra . latka. .! at 8:lfi p. m. Atlanta. •* _______ . = . . yV nil • Id -VO ‘Hit 1 **'«• 1 Mkrri-in ^ u n . Mtss.Eth'el Henry o f Sanford Will Get ‘A. B. D egree From Woman’s College J a ’ffK U & 'i 7h,cK£!HAN0-"*" An Opportunity To Convince Yourself! I LF you heard that 70,000 progressive farmers had jrsonals produced and were selling, direct from their farms, a richer and creamier evaporated milk— wouldn’t you want to enjoy its high quality yourself? fc ss M n Here is your chance. Ask your grocer for DAIRYLEA Brand Evaporated Milk. He will give you an evap-* orated milk that contains evemmore nutritious milk fats and solids than the high U. S. Government stand­ ards require. This is why DAIRYLEA has such a delici­ ous, fresh, creamy flavor. 8! f Hi ts r i J-it 70,000 farmers who produce and also sell - if , , u*% i tw Y ill O -*(•1 -m ik4 . value. They know this is the right way to ask you to consume more of their milk. E |\ *UI* 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 its $8,000,000 a month business. - K»r‘ ¥ o { / will find DAIRYLEA Evaporated Milk the con­ centrated wholesomeness of the purest fresh bottle milk— exactly tlic same milk which U. S. Senator •» • City, called "the best irf-the world”. i Ask your grocer and see that he gives you this familiar can: jRicher DAIRYLEA Convince Creamier S t r,ynKh »* ’-A m SftJj “ fr x V.C .1 *-*>iJ c. w; 'Cu. rmw ■I (1W — .d ili j . i ■ L** . * t » .* A' "j ■ ■ IW0K- �L IJ l OXHMU&MX OF Y A N K CLAN ailk dgpta lLli.c£uj money than any other a ported. IN SEM INOLE COUNT? Goo* Bye Georges! Fight Hard taftfljr &U11 Lead National league hy i/ Winning Ctoec One. From Phil­ adelphia' — , Cards Win do Fourth.Straight From Giants. ; .Ci n c i n n a t i , Mny M .—Cincin­ nati caino from behind to hold Urn lead in tbo National League rqcc by winning Dorn Philadelphia 4 to j , scaring the winning run in, the .lant Rdlf of tho ninth inning, after this man was out. Scorti by innings: JPhiladelphia - 020 100 000—3 0 1 4Cincinnati — 000 010.111—-1 H 1 h-,Hubble nnd llcnlinc: Mayo and Wingo. St. I.nuls 8, New York 3. ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 14. —The St. Louis Cardinals made a.cleaq sweep of their four game series with the New York Giants by whi­ ttling today s t<y 3. Baldwin replac­ ed Bentley in thd fifth when the Cords bundled singles and walks .iftt five runs. Haines not only .pitched well, but got three hits in four times nt bat. . Score by innings: 'M w York 100 001 001—3 lo t St. Lottfjr 020 050 01 x—8 II 2 Washington fi, Detroit 3. "* WASHINGTON, May 14. — De­ troit today suffered its second de. feat of the two game series her.: when the Senators won, C to 3, Mogridge nutpitching three Tiger hurlors. Score by innings: Detroit ____ 000 000 210—3 8 2 Washington 000 002 31x—0 0 2 Cole, Johnson, Holloway and Bessler. Woodall; Morgdidge and Rue). v ‘effST IU> 'VrU ring run cnmu.im i — . T„ lii:]dni, on./ doll Me ♦•> Tbom.i ala fourth of ,, ,i. e.. p.titM- e. .lb*. Uaiite and liiv fifth hit a passnu., oin ami l^lyde Norton, who eil ball by llupt v and a r ingle to gaunt eo.is.i.lentiy la'.rt ye.lr, rigl# YD'Hhinpon Twin* the Ur* t ave gtoil thanees of •rejkintin;:. lanifo Itulldogs (lime fioni behind to Hi m und Stewqri, ficihman guard1 tie ilie.sioie and t,n i momentarily have mg lu .s'pecLs ' of luddiag they forged to a one run lend h u t1the second line. ^eir^elT orls \vcijt lur naught for First ehoico for tackle goes to no sooner had they lied it than the ! two veteran • of rypute—Hon'e uMlifndors, m i i u n . ’ , playing with • v i m is ii b i a udash,.Smith and t ’y Williams, They ** Ihnt would not Im* denied, ftnmu .(lifttcly untied it *>r tied it U| I ngalfi. . j he per MW affair cuntin , .i-adihruutih*|t t, the Mamba-* rum j ng to_ u q front, in thu in*t min J utc wlli*n With nrtb down Ihr win * nistt’ilfitrfo delivered l»y Slum 1 non. . by iuninga: • Orlando ' “DaytdnB 220 (Hid 201_fi 14 2 Spec ’ Lightiiuy. Todd .and Uohu PfcilTor and Francis; Cu»ack, will ognja bb iiUuwiug oir iu ntjli*. I Ditmar und Uuywurth. *»"«] m«y *** «#*rul«r 'culln 1 ,u A poaaiblu firat utrlng buckfiua Lakeland 7. vSt. Frtoraburg 3 foursome will lie: Brumby, «ju.r tvU-F.l^SND. May. 11 : torlmrk; Jonoa and Newton, hulf^ Lakeland laiundtal "Red" Craigibacks; .Middfrkuuf, utllbsck. Mun l UTKi'iks* Wolir for M hits wlnhing fBrumby.-Orunos fr<*ihWuH mmssI .from. St. Petersburg 7 to 3. The;ti"" l'"'.1' I Stewarts. Cal and oHnnie, hud1""* 4,1 "",K* U " ,t wl,h v5T pitched a oDutijc game. certainty n't one hh1f flo fitlon, und A Score by innings: • F t . Peterfii'k urn n2i omp-ti r/o it may be uucuniuiry to toss n coin (9#.akelnnd . .. 311 1I')U 2Ox- 7 111 between Ed Jones uml Dick Brown ^ Craig. WollT aval Moore; Luther for tlie other, Willis .qiddiekuuf, powerful line smaaiiur. bids fair .to £^»nd Smith. uguiu n.nash lino after line, with “Tiny” Chaplin, fryshmati fullback, Ilradrniown 8. Tampa II W*m»TAMPA,' Fla.,-. May W—Poune- playing the re.n ue rub*. A Hock of olhe: possibilities, in­ **•Ing upon Juki* Hullivnn> otfering* ___for a total of 13 hits the Tampa cluding many player* taut might j ' Smoker* took the lirudentoyrn easily destroy the dope mid puli , rGrowvjr» into camp again Tuea- down i v g u l t i p . .tains, ‘remain. \Iay hy 11 to 8. Allhough Braden- On the line, umnng others are fou. 1 town piled up fivtf tallies in the freshmen - Du vis, tackle; Price, J first Rtunxu, nnd Sullivan allowed guard, uml Oosterlioudt and Purkcr, , but two hits for the first five in- ends. “Spic” Stanley and Owen ■.Aingi, the Smokers came from be- Pittman, members of the 11)21 , hind in the *ixth und xoventh und freshman team, u:c backs of thj first degree, while five freshmen—• , pounded the pill at will. WtMidrult, wee (|uurterback, und . ■ Score by innings: f BrwUntown 502 000 100— 8 0 2 Wulker, Kinenid, Livingstone, and , Tampa. 2Qp,llkt 4 0 x - 11 13 2 Bishrtp, hallbucks will not go unj Sullivan nnd Cushion, ItymSr noticed. Such a ^cfiliection of cuniliilute-i, j Sadler and Phippi. though :f|>*p:irentl> uiilo to produce t » * — CHIROPRACTOR •P alm er G raduate Office Hours: 9-13 A. M. 7 to I Kvenlng*. except Saturdays First' Nat. Bk, Bldg., Sanford. Buy your Salma­ gundi at the Carnival tonight—$1.25. 3 l-3 acres, 220 foot lake front as#v Tl_____ Lake, 5 room cottage. Pump and 3 house—$3,000—1-2 cash, balance | terms. i T r»\rr\ P\ y*aavv3 Smith’s Barber Shop N eat little bunga­ for better barber work —next Valdez Hotel. low—completely fu r­ nished—located on th e paved Mrs. Volie William’s Heights, on team of the Woman’s street. Club will.serve lunches on Shririer’s day, cor­ ner Mag. and 1st St. Birmingham ono <530 uo.x Rlchbourgh, McCall nmi <:,,’itlt. Bute* und Spencei1, ---• Ghvltnnnnirn ff. Mobil MOBILE, A'n., Mny 14. *an*>ogn made it two struii ’’oldie today when they hi 8 room, two story modern house nished, real b argain, attractive tet| low cash price. 1 1 House and 31-2 lots, corner 3rd& Cypress Ave. a t bargain. GoodterS FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE 112 South Park Ave, A n A d e q u a t e S a le s S y s t e m a n d S e llin g O rganizahi . , i • ■# " 1 O ffered to G row ers E f f l i e F lorida Under the new selling plan, which will be di­ rected by a Bales committee of five experienced fruit men from the board of directors, acting in conjunction with the business manager, the sales manager, the advertising manager, the Stib-Exchange managers and the chief inspec­ tor, fruit will be sold as follows: On a cash basis, fio.b. Florida, whenever ad­ vantageous offers can be secured. On definite orders from northern markets, f. o.b. packing house, to the largest possible ex­ tent. In auction markets, when advisable, these to be supported .2— with—fruit quality - - - - - -of • the «uv xjva«i* vjr best ueni n/lnvx^ft4 ♦« AL-— , adapted to their —• requirement, enabling them to maintain price levels which will stimulate high- for th e liver B«war* of imitmtion*. Dunind tbo (cnuinain 10cand 35c pocki f u boiling above trade mar* Headache ——• •* u | i | tu u IfUfKt j . lb 10 room house between 9th and] Myrtle A v e .— $5,750—good terms, \ ----- ---- Assiued.af control or a suDStenfraffflaiofttv o'f 4SSr8M?ENT I NCR RAH ED. GAINESVILLE. May 13—S tu­ dents at the'University rtf Florida will be nssessed six drdlnrs ns the student activity fee beginning next September'. ‘Five 'd-dinrs of this ammipt will ft ■ o mnior Juat teemed to cleanse ithe liver. Very eooa I felt like new. Constipation cause*, the system to re^beorb poisons that may cause great pain anil ,much danger to your health. •' Take Thedford’e Black-Draught. It wi l l stimulate the liver 'ghd Vl.lr. J -.— —* **- — •’ Five room m odern cottage bed Elm and M yrtle avenue on 5th St tt good term s. i Britt Realty Co . * T w n ^ Knnoand1'pimp'ln Mp,*V"ffInnd raiseil sugar beets on LtS,ft00 rhnttnnertffn i'<50rt H2 201—7.17 1 acres lust year. 000 000 -lOO-v-4 6 0 Boy nnd »D. Anderson: Acosta, DrWaW’ W mo pan xa f t a n / ' aaya M ra. Emma Orlmaa, ‘of For Lcii, Mo. "I began tak­ ing it for a bad caaa of constipation. I .would get cousUiwted and f*ol Just miserable—sluggish, tired, a bad taato In my mouth, . . . and soon . my head would'begin hurting and I would have a severe sick headache, I don't know lust who started me to Eight room tw o story h o u sed *_ _ +• — 1;- A front—M agnolia Ave. — $7500 ^ terms. Dooms 30I-4H PROPOSE GAS PLANT. PF.LAND, May 13-T he DoI.nnd Commercial Club haa endors­ ed a nmnieipnl gas plant and a city street light system, nnd a committee of the clnb hns bcen’lnstructed to get a complete report on these projects for submission nt a later meeting of the board of governors, it is estimated thst ♦he m s plnnt. ready for operation, would cost 8125 000. Funds for this purpose nnd the light system would be provided by a bond Issue. Side • 247 acres com bination farm.125< under cultivation;'Five acres tiled, flowing w ells, 25 a cres11A 1” truck, all under fen ces—$15,000~go©fi!tej DR. W. A. BRUNE A(Inala 5, Memphis 2. ATLANTA. On.. May I I. Tnnta bunched hits off Memphis t< day and defeated the Tribesmen in the second game of tho series, 5 to 2. Score: Memphis 001 10 0000—2 9 1 Atlanta 000 21)3 OOx—fixllxl Kelly mid Ynrynn, Kohlbecker, Karr and Haworth Southern League a DAYTONA BEATS B U L L DOGS BY A CLOSE S C O R E Freedom from Nerve Pressure from Disease. Mplnal Analyses Free. St. Louis 5, Boston 3. BOSTON. May I t. — St. Louts defnted Boston 6 to 3. here today. The victory was Danforth's fourtn successive win of the year. ' Tin. Browns tallied three times in the sixth. Khmke walked Williams nnd McManus and both scored n*i Jacobson’s triple, the latter cross­ ing the plate when Wambysgansi Special for 10 Days threw the relny irrn the dugout. Score by innings: SHEET MUSIC St. Louis...... 010 003 100—5 11 0 One for 35c, another for lc. Boston 000 001 101—3 7 2 Dnnforth and Severeid; Ehmk» RECORDS and O'Neill. One for 35, 57 or 75 etas, an­ other for 5 eta. Cleveland 3. Philadelphia 2. PHILADELPHIA. May 14. - KLECTRIC LIGHT SHADES INCORPORATED Cleveland made a clean nwcop ef One for 85 cts. another for the series with Philadelphia todav, Rooms 515-6H} 5 cts. winning the final game. 3 to 2 First Nat’l Bk Bldg. The contest was a hurling duel between Shautc und Harris with Sanford bits scarce on both sides. Slot bases were largely responsible for 105 Palmetto Ave, nil of the Cleveland runs. , Score by innings: Cleveland . 000 120 OOO-r-3 5 0 Philadelphia . 000 200 000—2 4 t and Myntt; Harris nnd »* Shnute •• Perkin*. Gators Have Veteran M aterial For Gridiron Team for N ext Season P l f T ^ t e J , & i : ! W ? 1L—The Pirate* hit timoly behind Cooper nnd Pittshdfg took the final game Vif the series from Boston, f» to I today. ,£core.by innings: oston ........... 000.010 000—1 9 2 Pittsburg ...... 011102 OOx—5 8 l rner enpthin »f the 'Gators, and , Mantuan!, Benton, Ytnrin, und Stewart Pomeroy, staiwurt half­ O’Neal; Cooper and Schmidt. back, alone Save the ranks of the Chicago 3, Brooklyn 1. team that was undefeated in CHICAGO. Mny I i. — Keen, col- Southern clrcit s last fall. The Iptfb twirlcr of the Cubs, allowed omy'three hits, two of which, were handful oTT92trreserves and the nuulc. hy .Fournier—while four c f incoming freshmen, will, besides ChiengWa ihiti off Decatur crime in making strong bids for regular po­ upB inning which enabled,the locul i sitions, serve to bolster up the Jo defeat Brooklyn 3 to 1 in the team’s weak point—the reserve final game of the series. strength. Score by innings: 8rc>«klyi< ono mn oco—l 3 o Leading the list of fifty sir more Jttt i«ago . (Min iRH) DUx.—3 5 2 experienced men expected out next ••‘db-ratur. I*ick« nnail and Taylor; year comes “ Ark" Newton, cap­ Keen, and Hartnett. tain-elect, nnd nll'Southern halfI tick. Next year, his fourth in football, should climax his ntreudy famous career. Along with Newton comes another nll-Southerner, “i i .liiy’ tndd tem, sopiiombro „uurd sen-ution. i 'ite, of .strength is struck n Hi of tlie .line, the |k.i-,ui<>n nt coaler. ?*:;m Cornwall m . . . it a.i m vxiii l;;i .is ut.'i i.e-1 an .yenUiu ,U t MUi .J-- ll.ai - ill l.iil.l .111 t^ Y IJ*•*.5. t~f -Tlr! OrIiji ,u£rii Iih■•' lund.t llalbStf « down to do- i, t | *0 • ,i ., junyiuricv-a t, Teat inA« • gitiiH- there Tntsday. u . ,.i -Ar.nyr i lupSl, ul1 Amscore: • '•veu . v, Duytonn win- l.m,. * «<b«f L'/, ¥.i livpr. ia l'e lt - **I wf-h 'In «ay that FOLEY rPTI-1-' workud O. K. on me in a coupk* of himr* am) tiie pains left nu* a t’ otict4.* I tbAV' a couple of Ahyip in the afUmouu, want to •«!••# had fl*aig at* KI#,,U 4IU4M1 Led and good night's» vloeo ^«ad have slept good evor since," writes Cqn ThicJ, U8 E. Columbia St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY , FILLS, a diuretic jtlmulisnt for the kidneys, will thoroughly fiu*n the kidney* U■ c"u ajuI . . . mvd -- m-roisrr thcir nclHrity. Tigers Lose Second to Senators, CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WOITH St. Louis Defeats Boston, MONE"* CleTrland Takes Pitcher^. Send this ad and tea cent* to Battle From f’hiilir*.?' , Foley & C o, 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III, writing .your name NEW YORK, May 14.—Chica­ nnd address clearly. You will re* go broke New York’s winning ceive a ten eent bottle of FO­ streak today, winning front the LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM­ Yankees 7 to 5. Falk twice hit POUND foe- coughs, colds and hoarseness. Also free saifaple pack­ home runs with Sheely on. base ages of FOLEY .FILLS. a dlureth and Ruth hit his eighth homer. stimulant for tbo kidneys am Collins and Cooper made sensation­ FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Constipation and Biliousness. al entehes. These wonderful remedies have Score by Innings: helped millions of people. Try Chicago 020 200 021—7 7 1 them. Sold everywhere. New York 100 101 110—6 12 0 Lyons. Blankenship nnd Skalki Showkey, Pennocks and Shcnng. • A ^ v v W 'W ^ aalep ra d rife ts. v Division sales managers at cenjtral points in the north to maintain proper supervision of dis­ trict managers. District managers located in the principal markets of the country, each covering intens­ ively a limited territory, Branch sales office managers in appropriste cities of Florida, to handle transactions with lo­ cal carlot buyers. Consumer demand will be created by proper and sufficent educational work including Magazine advertising, Newspaper advertising Street car and other “reminder” advertising. ^ housewives. The sales department of the Exchange will be composed of -• *\ A general sales manager, A sales manager acting »** Kin fKUf «m n tt; ui mure ussisiani sales managers, each charge t of specified portions of the country. Every mother know* the nimelcaa drrad that curoea whenever the little one turn* up feverUb, lutleu and without appetite. Alway* the ume anxiety, the fearful qucitiun—it it going lo be acatlet fe­ ver, diphtheria or unit other danger* ou», contagious disease? . Every mother knows that a Unlit# 1* ibe first thing required, but too often the ordinary laxative fails to do a thor* ough job because it has not sufficient action on the liver. LW-Orlaxymeets the need because, be­ sides cleansing the stomach and bow* els, it clears out congested liver and M bring* quicker reliefT Children love to take LW-o-lax be­ rime it tastes good and does good. It it made only of pure vegetable in­ gredients. is not at all drastic and causes no distress You can ge| Liv-o-lax, 30c, at mar favorite drug itore. > S T R A IN E D E Y E S IJS S j JOuickly recover tlictr strength if The w ated with Leonard?* Golden Eye Thank LotfffO. Blood-shot, iufLmrmation and i pit yi-v •orent!! ore relieved without pain io ij t/ erne day; Coob, b o b and itrength- ** ^ er* have l>ten 4,160 lynching* Everything for tbo SporUm ilu | ' ‘W i K w k ’ A ^ f ■ iiiiiiia u ia u a u a n u ^ U M m u u u u a u u u u u u u ii Demon.trations, in stores and food shows; special sales in grocery and department stores. Store display material, for use In connection with demonstrations, special sales, etc. An advertising sales service, to show retail dealers how best to merchandbre citrus fruits. The sales department will maintain an o to be aggressive In the development of market - *--fruits and in holding established markets. Con sumer demand c re a te d o n a n y partlcular qual­ ity of fruit is to be maintained by continuous supply of like quality as far aaipoaalble. Cus­ tomers for specified packing house brands will be protected by regular shipments of such brands. * .1 The growers who form the Florida Citrus Exchange invite to their ranks other growers with full confidence that they will find co-operative marketing feasible and profitable. The sales Bystem of the organization has been expa nded in recognition of the increased volum e o* fruit now signed up for next shipping season. The directors and officers of the Exchange will not hesitate to make further changes in operating plans or personnel, consistent w ith reason­ able selling coats, as it is found these are required to return the high dollar for the fruit growu by members. alt “Vv sissitun consult the managers or officers of the local• association nearest*d* manager of the Sub-Exchange In your .territory or write to-the r* » r . Florida Citrus Excha nge, Tampa, Florida ^ �= -------- 3--- — P H O N 1 4 U SE T H E M FO R R E SU L T S D a ily Political * Announcements Herald t-ad r a t e s Political Announcement NEEDSOFTHEHOUR MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Advertising 8 Rooms For Rent i H LEARN ABOUT Polk County and FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn't Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ FOR SALE—DcSoto paints and you be able to use the money se­ C»sh in A dvance vsnrijhci at Sauford Novelty cured by renting that vacant room gram. Best advertising medium In 154-tfc now going to waste I There are Florid* Published mornings. Works, sole agents. W hat are the needs of the hour—the | South Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla.___ TYPEWRITER RIBBONS— For many persons looking for placet to ■a* patrons ann amt m l* (Urn.). L E D O F .lt— C U i l most imperative demands of home or busi: COLUMBUS use on Royal, Remington or L. stay. Help take care of them and ” *T lasBirdlatrly lo r Ifled a d s h a v e th e l a r g e s t c i r c u ­ C. Smith typewriters. Will sell not only make money bat assist in la t io n In S o u t h w e e t e r n - G e o rg ia . ness? ~ „^t»B'8IIKRU'F.----------for one-half price. Herald office. keeping people in Sanford. Phone Ifte a l i n e R u le 8c ( C -w o rd ) l l n e . ^ ______ T o ) th o V o t e r s of S e m in o le C o u n t y : He a ’l l t f - ______ K. B. XVALKKRV 148 and give your ad over the tel­ fn the- Journal-Ifer^ FOR SALE—Egry caeh register. ephone. i ', c r r ’,Y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f a c a n He a l i n e Do you seek a new house, apartm en t or ADVfiRTtsfc Use The eHrald for quick FOIl' J l t j l n ; ok TIIK $10 cash. Herald office of S e m in o le 4 e a l i n e t I ' h e r e b y a n n o u n c e thHt mI . »cm a » d l d a t o f o r S h e r i f f aid, South Georgia’s greatest service. " “ W ect to th o a c ti o n of l b s flat? . newspaper. Morning, afternoon. F O l ^ S X tE " Remington type­ Type d o u b le a b o v e | c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ff ic e o f J u s t l e e D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y t o be h e ld o n ! o f t h e P e n c e In a n d f o r t h e F i r s t i*!n e ,? r,.L writer, with wide carriage, in FOR RENT—Store room on West weekly and Sunday Classified rates a m e le c te d I p le d g e lCtd dates a r e f o r c o n | 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 oub* “U r M to f ulltll tUp d ti tl e s o t t h i s good condition. $26 cash. Inquire \Vould you like to move to the country, 10c per line, waycross J First Street, now occupied by La* ' ty . W il li t h e te g n d a n d e f f i c i e n t )fflce In t h e b e s t of m y a b ility . ^ In s e rtio n s. a t Herald office. Herald, Waycroes, Georgia Brothers. Excellent location for. ^a ss ista n c e of th e ex ecutive o ffic e rs H. H. B it A P T / thq mountains or seashore for the summer? it Pl *V ° I o f t h e c o u n t y I p ro m is e t o d o ihy TO REACH the prosperous farm­ FOR SALS—Dairy and stable wholesale or retail business. Sea (aid • Hue f o r ta x ro t,lec to r , eharce 3i»c f o r f i r s t [ d u t y w i t h o u t p re ju d ic e . manure, ear lots. Link ft Bag- A P.. Connelly ft Sons. ers and fern growers of Volnsla i b e g to A n n o u n c e m y s e lf a e a n »i I - Q. HTH1 NO F E L L O W . Is th e cook leaving, and would you county d l d a l e f o r t h e n ff te e o f T a x C o l ­ ley, Boa 2461, Tampa, Fla. fcdvertfse In the DeLand FOR RENT—Two* unfurnished Krftnir restricted to . N O T IC E . l e c t o r of S e m i n o te C o u n ty , s u b j e c t Daily News, rate lc per word, cash FOR SALE—International tractor, rooms and one fumiaehd bed­ choose a satisfactory successor who is will­ I w ill b e n c a n d i d a t e f o r r e n o m l - t o t h e d e c is io n of th o D e m o c r a t ic n n t l o n f o r th o n tr ic c o f S t a t o A t ­ P r i m a r y to b e h e ld J u n e 3rd. 1911, with order, Special price. Sea Mahoney* room. 703 Palmetto Avenue. W|| | l>o r e s p o n s i b l e t o r n e y of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r ­ __ _ ing and capable? U. C. M A X W E L L . A LITTLE WANT AD In The Walker C o __________________ FOR RENT—Furnished in correct I n s e r t i o n , c u i t o f t h o S t a t e of F l o r i d a , s u b ­ light J V J f 6 l ’S T H M K . n fob sta te” fo r s u b s e q u e n t Herald will bring you Mg re­ FOR SALE, or will trade for car, j e c t t o t h e a c ti o n of t h e D e m o ­ housekeeping rooms. Get our A TT O H N K Y . Are skilled office • workers needed in [ T h . office s h o u l d b e cra tic P rim ary. Your e n d o rs e m e n t sults. Advertise those old articles five acres of unimproved celery prices. See our rooms. Wa can i a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n d i d a t e ^ m e d ia te ly In e w e o f f o r a s e c o n d t e r m of o ff ic e w ill be you have stored away and have land near Oviedo. Write C., B. please you. Ferndale Apts., 306 » I „o f f |p ® of S t a t e A ttorney business? g r e a t ly ap p reciated . f o r t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of no use for, A little thirty-cceit ad Broderman, 204 S. Main S t, Ovie­ E. F irst Str AOVEItTISKBfl. O E O I t f l E A. D EC O TT K S . F lo r id a , s u b j e c t *o t h e D e m o c r a t ic may bring you several dollars. do, Fla. ild r r p r r e e n t n t l v e t h o r * S ta t e A ttorney, S eventh Ju d ic ia l Are additional helpers necessary in p r i m a r y to be held In J u n e . If ______ C i r c u i t , S t a t e o f F .o rl il a . pnlllsr with r a t e * . r u l e s Phone 148 and a representative FOR SALE—One cooking range. FOR RENT—Three rooms upor. e x a m i n a t i o n of my re c o r d furnished. Mrs. Annie K U tlo n . will g i v e y o u F O B COUNTY CUMMINSIOXF.R. m y c a n d i d a c y Is fn v o r lily c o n s l d will call to see you.___________ store, factory, mill or office? Information. A n d If Mrs. A. H. Knight, Route A, Box West Side. I h e re b y a n n o u n ce my cand id a cy Y our v o te a n d a c t i v e s u p p o r t they will a a a le t y o u In Orlando 2(15, f o r t h e o f f ic e of C o u n t y C o m m i s ­ will be a p p r e c i a t e d . A re you out of work and in need of FLORIDA—ORl-ANDO— your w ant a d t o m a k e mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ FOR SALE, or will trade for car, FOR RENT—Two nice, cool, fur­ 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 __________ MILLARD n. H..HTIL nished housekeeping rooms. Sum­ o t S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e FOU fied business, rate lc a word, min­ iffrctlT*. , , COUNTY - ------ t’OMMISSION Kit. pleasant, profitable employment? five acres of unimproved celery mer rates. 312 E. Fifth St. a c t i o n o f th o D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y v it h a t N O T icn . t h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y imum 24c cash with order, J u n e 3, 1921. land near Oviedo. Write C. B, ror re-electio n to t h e ,'fflce of li»r* should Klve t h e i r JO H N M E I S C n . AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Hrodcrson, 204 S. Main St.,’ Orlan­ FOR RENT—First floor three room Are you desirous of supplementing your C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r of D i s t r i c t , podofflco a d d r e s s a s furnished apartment, kitchenette, No. 3, S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to FOB s h e r i f f : gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest do, F l a . _____ tbclr phone n u m b e r If T o t h e V o t e r s o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y : i n s a c t i o n o t t h e v o t e r s on J u n e income by p a rt time work in some congenial classified medium, rate cash .09c FOR SALE—Two dresses, brown private bath. Pleasantly located, tre t oults. A b o u t o n e Ini. I h e re b y a n n o u n ce my c a n d id a cy near Gables. 418 Magnolia._____ ot of a th o u a n n d h a s a charge. 10c per line, minimum C. W . K NTZM t NO K H . _ f o r t h o o f f ic e o f S h e r i f f o f S e m i ­ Canton and gingham. Site 40. • and the o t h e r s c a n ’t line of endeavor? ■ 3 0 c . __________ * _______ n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e v o t e r s M E S i n c i t COUNTY SCHOOL HOARD FOR RENT—One sleeping room in ir’ata with you u n less Apply 210 Laurel. o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o bo • ■I , , c r «jby n n n o u b c e m y s e lf a c a n 4 private home. 112 Laurel Ave. •or your a d d res s, MAINE—Wntcrville, Morning Sen­ Would a profitable business venture in­ h e l d J u r e 3rd, 1921, If e l e c t e d I d l d a t o f o r r e - e l e c t i o n n s n m e m b e r .roillssaarr M U ST be tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ FOUND—One stray blind mule. p ro m ise f o u r y e a rs o f L a w E n ­ o f t h e C o u n t y H o ard o f P u b lic I n Owner may recover same by call­ . ftn o a a t T h e f l a a ple are interested in Florida prop­ f o r c e m e n t In a b u s i n e s s m a n n e r by s t r u c t i o n from D istrict No. 3. terest you? ing at Herald office, paying for this m l i • W t* o r * T l e t t h a h e l p -of t h e p r o p e r s u b o r d i­ ff.en ev a, O v ie d o . O s c e o la a n d erty. Reach them through the T,|,.Hoi.r ill» eo atlaApartments n a t e s . o r a s s i s t a n t s nm l e a r n e s t l y C h u l u o t a ) s u b j e c t to th o a c ti o n of Rato card on npplicn- j Hi Have you lost or found some article of Sentinel. ■r* sat r s l l d . s o l i c i t t h o s u p p o r t o f a ll l a w e n ­ >ie D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3rd, tion. For Rent lM. Prompt, E f f i c i e n t f o r c e m e n t v o te r s , o n J u n o 3rd. 1921. H av in g served as a m em ­ value? Service. RAYMOND L. A L L E N . b e r of t h e H o a rd s i n c e 1915, a n d PALM hEACH COUNTY—Tho FOR SALE—One milk cow and FOR RENT—Furnished apartv in g been ch airm an of th e calf. See W R. Raulerson, MKMIir.B OF SCHOOL UOABD. hBaoard scene of stupendous development ment, 311 Park Ave. s i n c e 1919. e s p e c i a ll y fits m e Do yoy, seek opportunity in buying, sellI w is h t o n n n o u u c s t h a t I a m a Bcardnll Ave., Banford............... . Read about it in the Palm Beach M r th o w o r k r e q u i r e d o f a B o a r d FOR RENT—Two or three rooma, c a n d i d a t e f o r M e m b e r o f t h e Political Post. Sample copy sent on re­ S c h o o l H o a rd o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y m e m b e r , a n d If r c - e le c te d I p r o m furnished apartment, ideal toca, renting, exchanging? mg so tile s a m o C o n s c ie n t io u s am i c o n ­ quest. 3, s u b j e c t Houses For Rent tion, 200 E Third St.___________ nduncemcnts . tfor o mt h eS chd eocoisl ioDnis tor fi c tt hNo e D e m o c ra tic s tr u c tiv e serv ice ns h ns been r e n d ­ ; TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily e r e d In m y tu n n y y e a r s of s e r v ic e . In the solution of all these needs of the p r i m a r y t o b ’e h e ld J u n e 3. 1921. FOR RENT—At lake Mary, 6- FOR RENT—Two or three rooma, C H A R F. 1IAUUIHON, Times, the great home daily, II. If. F A T T I 8 H A L L . i k p r i .s k v t a t i v k . furnished apartment, ideal loca­ roont cottage. Has running wa­ _______________ tlenevn. Florida. hour and scores of others that are just as im­ rate lH c per word, minimum rtfs’*!/ a n n o u n c e m y s e l f F O R DUAIID O F P U B L I C IN tion, 200 E. Third Street. — ---ter, also garage, $15 per month. . FOR s h e r if f : |M*i« for t h e H o u s e o f [charge 25c cash with order. Write Also four room cottage with ga­ ftTRUCTIOM r h e r e b y iin.iiiunce myself n s a FOR RENT—Two room aparement perative. illn fro m S em in o le T h e re b y announce my can d id a cy for complete rate card. rage,. $8.00 per month. Apply object t" t h e D e m o c r a t i c f o r r e - e l e c t i o n n s m e m b e r o f t h e c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ff ic e or S h e r i f f furnished. Summer rates ndw on. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to th e 11K V E l O l'K H S A T T E S T IO N—Hen* Thrasher & Gnrner._______ ; Bnr 2. 1921. If e l e c t e d H o a r d of P ublic I n s t r u c t i o n f o r oDf e m Ferndale Apta-. 305 E. F irst 8L o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u r e . 1921, H.irula Is lit'Klimlntt Hie a r c o l e s t ite* locate c o n s t r u c t i v e l e u l s - S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , r e p r e ­ Read Herald Want Ads For Profit v o t o p m e n t In lllnrlitV * h i s t o r y ; u FOR RENT—House, furnished or FOR RENT—Two room housekwp_ IV. a Til.LIN i|e licoellt of t h e a r c a t - s e n t i n g S ch oo l D i s t r i c t No. 2, o f ______________ h a l f m illio n tln llar h lu l iw n y to th<* r of people In H em ln o lo S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t unfurnished. Well located. See FOR TAX POLLECTOR. to th o ing apartment. 710 Oa k_Ave. _ Use Them for Results Ktilf b ench Just ll n l s h i i l ; n t w o T w is h to n i i n n o u r e t i n t 1 a m a | the s t a t e of F l o r i d a . D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o b e h e ld on m illio n tln lln r brlilue n r r o s s E s c a m ­ A. P. Connelly f t Sons. .___ J. R. L Y L B 8 , 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 FOR RENT—Furnished ^YparU J u n e 3rd, 1921. b ia H ay s t a r l e t ! ; u u n r t t r m illio n FOR RENT—After May 15, house flee of C o u n t y T a x C.JH cctor nf CHAfl. A. DALLAS. i t i m COM M ISSIO N 16II. menta, 200 E. Third St. Phona dollar opera house under construc­ to t h e on Myrtle Avenue. Phone 388. f iStftllllfP m y c a n d i d a c y Vmi-MHMnull school mtAitif. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , a u h j s c t New Era Prlntery, 410. tion; I wo millions lieliiK s p e n t on a c t i o n o f th o D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y ty C om m issioner f o r t h e T h e re b y an n o u n c e m y self a c a n ­ h i g h w a y ; Kfrutrst chance for live FOR RENT—Five room furnished irt, romprlstnK t h e t o w n s d i d a t e f u r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e -o ffice t o be h e l d in J u n e . to net In i'll kround Lost and Found HOUSES WANTED tlrv-lopers house. Corner Palmetto and Cen­ lUry, l.onirwood, a n d AI - n f m e m b e r o t t h e H o a rd o f T u b l l c ________________ J N f l n , J I N K INN. f l i n n . W r i t e Development Depart­ o u r t of t h e C o u n ty J u d g e , S e m ­ KOK IU1MTY JUIMIK. .(prtnes, a n d r e s p e c t f u l l y I n s t r u c t i o n , tral Avenue. Enquire Mr. George I " Cin rep resen tin g School ment T h e l‘en*ar»1a News. o le f o u n t ? , state o f Florida. I hereby nnnnunrt: myself nn a LOST nn opportunity to Seep support of t h e v o t e r s n f D i s t r i c t Niv t o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y , Shipp. In r e E s t a t e o f t'. A. B e t t s : WTI3T~TITtniNIA^WnrksburK. Ttw i_______________________ let st the p r i m a r y t o b e 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 candidate for the office of County T o a ll C rc d lt n ra . L e n a tee*. D l s t r l b u Clitrkshuru Exponent, mornlnn1cryPTAflF for rent J Nfmsnn nbrenst with thn times by Wot Judas of Nrinlnnln County, subject i. mi. t o be h e ld o n J u n e 3rd. 1924, Incltiillmi Sunday, morning Issue. t rAUb Ior ro,,t5rosson. I r e s nnd a ll Peraona h av in g W. n. BALLADD. to the Democratic primary, Juno 3, reading the classified pages of F B E D T. W IL L IA M S . 1 rent per wunt. minimum 31c. FOR RENT—Whole or part of C la i m s o r D e m a n d s a g a i n s t s a i d I?44t Pledge faithful service IHTY fO M M IS s io N K R . your daily newspaper. Herald K lU lt: TO Till) VOTERS »P~TllH i f f ! ShuUlil you nominate me. completely furnished seven room wnntcd by TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of sannunce my c a n d l* SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Y ou, an d e a c h of y o u . a r e h e r e b y wont ads contain ninny interesting .WANTF.D—Bungnlow ' >♦ ____J. O. SIIAJtON. house. All conveniences, well lo­ rrnponsible family. Must have Count) t ’o m m l s s l o n e r f o r Florida real estnte advertise in A f t e r d u e c o n s i d e r a t i o n . ’* I bava n otified n nd m t u l r e d t o p r e s e n t a n y messages. It will pay you to read pcir c l e r k uim cuit c o u n t." DUtrlrt of H em ln o lo C o u n d e c id e d t o b e c o m e a r a n d l d k l e f o r three bedrooms and be well lo -1the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cated. Box 43, C ity .___________ c l a i m * an d d e m a n d s w h i c h you. n r I wish to nnnnunrt' tl.nt I am a them dailv. -t to th e a c t i o n o f t h e r e - e l e c t i o n e may have a g a in st th a to th e S ta te S e n a te cited and comfortably furnished. [cent n word dally, two cents a word FOR RENT—New bungalow on e si ttha et er ooff you. try i f 1921 • C. A. B r i l s .d eceneeil. l a t a 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 , eandldnta for Clerk nf the Circuit FOUND—Corbin key. Owntr can Address “Bungalow," care The Sundays. Court of flrmlimle County, subject f. It. KILDBR. Magnolia Avenue, completely o f Memlnole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t o t h e c o m p o s e d o f O r a n g e . S e m i n o le a n d have same by calling at Herald .Sanford cllrald. Democratic primary. June 3rd. n.i:II: ok COURT....... O s c e o la C o u n ti e s , s u b j e c t t o t h e to furnished, until October 15. Phone u n d e r s i g n e d a d m i n i s t r a t r i x o f s a i d ‘DO YOU WANT to buy or s e ll,.......... If elected. 1 promise too faithful office nnd paying for jtd. e s t n t e , w i t h i n t w o y e a r s fr o m t h a 1 Innnurire my canilldary T i r m o c r n t l e p r l a m a r y In b e h e l d performance anything?" If so advertise In 15 1Q..L of the duties cond: d a le hereof. I re s p e c tfu lly solicit Iflrs nf C l e r k , o f t h o C lr- ' J u n o 3,'d. . *§f LOST—Many valuable articles arc , i t r r | c i | w i t h t h a t office. thj “Gaincsvillo Sun." D a t e d M ay 13th. 1924. n»tu OAurrtjrA >*b»r- y o u r s u p p o r t : FDR RENT—Ten room house aft­ lost every day. In mnny inxtgnW. MORGAN, BETTIK HETT8. r M. O OVEHSTnEF.T. • •n ta the O rdsloif o ( the f er J ubc J b L. Mrs. W. W. Long, -------------------‘Administratrix..y o u counts PirMuinNKiVniii ces- lhe finder advertUes -tho m - l n W A N T E D H O U S K S — tlyr lc pilaui*-tu- bu held nn i t r o r x T T J t m i r . ---------410 Oak Avenue. _______ many g l h erob g n n n o u n c e ' m y cand tirayy A D-. t'.<%4. I Mwd for The S ftfo rtl Jlci’iSH / T \ y«m Oyo I hereby snn#inec my MrnBldncy tie t h o . o ffice ~nf r e - e M d lIon i t n loHelp Wanted service In .o tflc far the Office nf County-VJudyo Tifr either lost or found nnything it in people desirous of living in Sa»iCounty C o m m i s s i o n e r fr o m D Isl i s a : I t .DOUOLASS. .nf Hemtnntc County, subject to the trlct Number Four nf "n, minute might pny you to run a Uttlo ad.bn fbrd. If you want to rent your T R '*K \.tT O n“ f r o m ' t h e action of the voters at tho Demo­ place inVost thirty cents in a HerCounty, subject m the action of I this page. Phone it to 148. cratic primary Juno 3 fCCSTII S K N A T O U IA L ty .T E D -'rS a Jilu id , hutlxvsu man iSTt a r i t n a i u s c y Mooav ■. — Who . arc In need ............................... ot competenl (pfify - | f x y i t I l l K ) T 4 T m i : i??emo<nfbfctwtwrT~»gnford 4fndf(^ug_ ollrald want nd Del .and one coat i/cxmnu UI» brown O.W..II W .I and initial pn(ro ror qulck ncrvico. pago for quick service. r announce my c an d i­ • U v o s i f o r H e m lap l* C o u n t y , s u b j e c t d. a Ic y lifnor ru b C o u n t y C u m m ls n l o n e r f u r F - " • T i” 1?.": " “™ .t° sm SETTOW e ‘Io T iS i n ..r l.k . 4 Janr 3rd. a s m j i n ^ a t a c tio n or th e v o te rs a t th o D i s t r i c t No. 2. H em ln n le C o u n ty , flee and rcccivo reward. Sanford deilred by smalt family used to Itw practicing, .at San- D em ocratic primary. Juoo 3.. subject to the Democratic Primary, Herald Vl*. 4r.1l havu boon. 1 res­ FORREST LAKE. raring for nice things. House must June 3. 1931. in! attnrncy In tho Nlncho well furnished and be conven­ COUNTY COMMISSIONER. , ________________ L. P . 1IAQAN. 'lutorlal District for U FOR nrn my ca n d id a c y iently located. Give location, price »»r •upiiurl will bo Kreat- f o Ir hCeor eubn yt y u nCnoomum FOU IMtOnKCUTINU ATTORNEY issioner fo r th e ttM«L I d e s i r e t o u t i n o u n r a t o t h e c lt lnml full Information when writing REAL ESTATE F i f t h D i s t r i c t . c o m p r l s l n s C h u l u o LEWIS O’BRYAN. nna o f .S eminole C o u n t y Hint t am Box 431, Sanford, Florida. tn, r t e n e v a um t O sceo la, s u b j e c t t o ■ h e n o m i n a t i o n ta itate a ttornk y . n a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i ­ ahe c nPnr do lsdeactunt i nf go r tA t t o r n e y f o r th o FOR BALE or trado for Sanford Nrr snanunco m y c a n d l* tb m a r y J u n o 3. o u n t y C o u r t o f K em ln o ie C ou n ty , tt( attic.) o f H ta to A t t u r property, ten acres truck land in C. ... R A J JL E R S O N ._ C s u b j e c t l o t h e u c tl o n o f t h e D e m o ­ .the Scv.-nth J u d i c i a l C l r Eureka Hammock. Miss Ena Hes­ F O I l CL E l t i t f i n e I ' I T C O U R T . ' c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3rd, 1921. I Wt'ls. s u t.Jc rt t o t h e DornI h r r e h y n n n o u n e n t h a t 1 a m n w ill lie g r o i i ' f u l f o r y o u r v o te a n d ter, 838 South llughoy St., Orlan"nnury to ho h e ld J u n u 3. crtn d M .il" f o r th o o ff ic e o f C l e r k th o n o m i n a t i o n . do, Fla. C o u r t o f S e m i n o le _____ E R N E S T V. tlO IIH H O l.D K H J A. SCARLETT, Co fo u nt ht ye , Cs ui br cj ue ci tt to For Sale—House and lot on San­ t h e n r t l n n of t h e foil SHERIFF. FOR-JUSTIUE OF PEAC’F. ■7 4nn»utici< m y s e l f n c a n ­ D e m o c r a t i c p rln fn ry In J u n e . 1921. I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y cu nd ld n cy ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. | II. II. CIIAHHKI.I*. 't r«'c'cctlon D* t h o o ff lc o f o r J u s l l r n o f I’e a r c In nn d f o r Ihe For Sale— Business now clearing * *f .S'nilnnlc C o u n t y s till­ FOU COUNTY JUIMIK. F l r a t D U t r l c l o f Humliinle County. in' srtlp n o f I h e D e m o - T o t h o P e o p l e n f H nm lnnlo C o u n t y : ______________________ P . M. E L D E R four to five hundred dollars per 'tmnry to in< b .'ld o n J u n e I a m a c a n il h lu t e for C o u n ty FOIl COUNTY COMMtSSIONF.lt WWO, for a n o t h e r t e r m $1,500 takes it. Come! J u ila r. y im r s u p p o rt a n d vo te «n I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y month. ■"fulfill t h e i l l l l l r s o f t h e J u n e Ills 3 rd w ill b« a n p r r r l a t e d . ■ f o r tliu office o f C o u n ty C o m m i s ­ quick. l « name c f f l c l c n l m a n n e r HAMDKL A. IL WILK1NHON s i o n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r on e. of *«t conducted It tB tho S e m i n o le C o u n t y ., s u b j e c t lo tile n r For Sale—Ten acres, 300 feet. FOR COUNTY JUIMIK. Subject, of courso, lit Ihe action tlon nf the Dcmncrstli* prlnutry June _____ C. M. H A N D , ‘ ■’ ‘ ’ 3, 1924. BOSTON S T E E L E . ,,f i h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y l o lie. • f 'f l I'll t ISECUTIN ti h e ld J u n e 3rd, I w ill lie u c a n d i d a t e [ FOR SHERIFF. tTfllUN KY. I f o r I h e o ff ic e o f C n u iiy t J u d g e o f 1 I h e r e b y n i u i o u n r e niv c a n d id a c y gain for $1,000. TermsI" 4(101,11 n ee t h a t I elial H enilnnlc C o u n ty . I s h a l l be g r a t e for XliurlfY of H em ln uln C o u n ty , S u b ­ We have the largest listing oh l ^ n A l l f f (T O fM Y fi I I D £***•*• fo r i h o o f f i c e o f f u l f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n a n d u lr c ject to th e D em o cratic prim ary, rtnutruilng A t t o r n e y , s u b - li o n , n n d If e le c te d I n a t u r e t h e J u n e 3rd. 1921. celery and vegetable fnrma in the FliUlfl Ul • ,-,"l"rrt''m o n t sf th e i'k U"10 flrnf*?ri !r}n? f hereby annoance my candldaey Uixth Senatorial District. ft,P niember liuusa of Itopi;esentn- FOR rOl'NTV 'COMMISSIONER. H. B. LEWIS & CO. HAVE SOME 8 PER CENT FIRST MORT­ GAGES FOR SALE. .THEY WILL RANGE ni‘*p '^ould r e a d t h e - clssslflrtr page of The Herald. There’s, no reason for sending out-of-town for help when there is probably just tho person you wont In the city IK after school. Must be of good appearnnen and willing to hustle. Address in own hand writing, giv­ ing age. Work Is entirely on com* mission basis and earnings will de­ pend entirely on your ability to get results. Box 1(H), care Herald. HELP WANTED—Young ^dies of good appearance willing to do house to house canvassing on com­ mission basis. Good proposition for real workers. Address Box 431 care The Sanford Herald, and give complete information ns to age and ability._______________________ WANTED—Lady ta keep'house fur elderly couple near Sorrento, Flu. Apply 111 Staple Ave., Sanford. WANTED—Two flrst-dass salesmen. Central Florida Motor Cn. e l t l x e n s h l p n f H em ln ole a f n i r n n d jC_IIEimiNO,__ ___________ K"MKU.B maiskb FOU CONST!OLE. ®C'T ' COMMISSIONER. BUILDING MATERIAL I h e re b j announce m y self n c a n ­ satiounce n ,y c a a d l d a e y ro llo n f.,r t h e o f f i c e o f d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n o n J u n e 3rd. “ •o iU e lo n e r of H e m ln o U 1324 a s C o n s t a b l e n f D i s t r i c t N u m ­ llitrlct No. I, s u b j e c t In b e r 1. o f fi.imlnnt* C o u n ty , w h ic h &I1I1ACLK Concrete Co., general cement work, aidewlaki, build, V jk # D e m o c r a t lo p r l - In c l u d e s v o t i n g p recln c.ts N u m b e r s 1, I. 3 a n d 4. I w ill a p p r e c i a t e t h e , j n _ h h u k o . I r r i g a t i o n b o x e s , J.‘ R - ____ <:_ L B L R D 8 0 E . s u p p o r t o f a l l v o t e r s In D istrict T r ___ i l . . - cr, . . l^rup.___________ ____ erw:iilcg ^ly L 'M K V T (if ' puTT- N u m b e r 1. (C L A U D ) W H I T T E N . II. C. Lumber and Building Material. INSTRUCTION F O R COUNTY COMMISSION K it. ,ii.n r,n" u ,, r o .m y c a n d i d a c y Carter Lumber Company I h e re b y an n o u n c e my c a n d id a cy £ J nn, *h * n f f l r e o f N. Laurel bu. Phone 666. Ih o ^ W rln to n d e n t o f P u b lic fo r C o u n ty C om m issioner fo r H em ln o le C o u n t y , F o u r t h D i s t r i c t o f H e m ln o la C u u n - HILL LUMBER CO. House of be !>• m o c r a t l c p r i m a r y ty . H u b js c t t o D ig a c t i o n o f t h e Service, Quality and Price “ I "» J u n e 3rd. 1924. J u n e P r i m a r y o f 1914. Phone 135. C. L. W E S T . T. W . L A W T O N . f,rm,.*TDv, o r . a w l h l w tho real estate line call on us. We sell at the owners’ price only. Call and see us. Wc give you the bar­ gains nnd service. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. Tor warehouse property see T1IRASUIER ft GARNER. Vacant warehouse lota, Also a warehouse with 7,000^ an. feet space, price rig h t THRASHER ft GARNER, 112 Park Ave., Phone 5*1 ft 367. rj BUSINESS.. A ffliB O H SSIO N A L O ffiEntBrO PSAN FO R B It. C. M A X W E L L Real E state and Insurance SA N FO RD ,------ FLORIDA Elton J Moughton Schelle Maines • LAW YER -I— Court Horn George A. DeCottes ' ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County *$anlr Sanford, « ' ■ - Florida Wllxon Welding & Radiator Work* Fred R, Wilson •If L*a Metal wo c«.: weld *V" HANFORD, FLORIDA v r : i t vo Acll*» nml projromilv. locnl rfirijjrifim P H i n l l ] dealers in every communitv to repSanford Novelty 1 U l t C e J 1 l l U A l i A I l " !«*ent a large and dependable nursWorks m rxY xr* t \ xt j cry”house. Our co-operation helps the local dealier to make quick, V. C. COLLER, Prop. sales, extra Income and satisfied customers. Good., selling season1 General Shop and MiU Work H. B. Lewis Co. close at hand. Writo now for our I At 107 N . Park Ave. Contractor and Builder attractive proposal to reaponsiblc! Phone 3PJ dealers. Griffing’a Interstate 517 Commercial 8trecl Nurseries, Jacksonville, Florida. | i'SH R M Zl" F O B C O M S T .tm .fc O F D I S T R I C T NO. I. I hereby announce th a t I am n c n ti d ld .i ta f o r c o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r i c t No. I, 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 t o be h e ld J u n e 3 rd . 1914. P a id 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 l l o w l m ; Vniinir p r e c i n c t s : San f o r d , L a k e M onroe a n d I'ao lo . T- u b - t" a x rv a so so e r. *»•» Dsasa o u ili 7 ,1*;1. to a n n o u n c e t h a t P a n t a C a n d id a te f o r re - e le c t io n to th e ,,f T a * A s s e s s o r nf Remlnoi« C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e d e c l t on of t h e D e m o c r a t ic P r i m a r y t o oe h e ld J u n o 3rd, 192f. » ■ A. VACOHAN. * a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w * ^ irillltU irL Ii J lllU III" TEED BY PRINTING The M atthews P ress W s la k a H IJ * „ S s s ls ri PU . Phone 417-L-2 Sanford Machine1 By GEORGE M cM ANUS HAVE -tO O A »SV D IC T A T IO N - r ----- ) flL. hi A I NO! J k sacral lls U ia s a a 4 W M ks C r l l M i f U’ M I s s !* *»■ • OX is sts lt “ Sanford Sign SI APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Classes o f W c.. 107 Nort! Sanford Ave STEWART The Flowera For AQ' Members Flariala T Utery A i 811 MyrU* Av*. (9 — W.J. „ , _ , . K u l Eal • . )H:_v - . : .*?•: •'ix � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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If =---------------------;---------— mm XV SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1921. Wry Commentaries on Rye Question IMAY FIGHTON^Dr. McKenzie Predicts Sweeping Victory fo r M cAdoo on June 3rd IHOALSBIDON HATEFLOOR *• W *. [CATIONS Clean Bill (ith by Board [intedto Probe ■ versus Him Ijttee Vote [Four To One IN TAX COLLECTIONS IS NOTED IN REPORT r L " S Comprehensive Report Supplied John D. Jinkins Shows Affair* of Office To Be In Fine Condition. N U M B E R 40 .. * ^ .. \ ■■■■■■■■ .tfimaJ . * . W. A. MacKenzie, State Manager McAdoo Campaign, naai just returned from a trip through several counties where he has boon aiding in organizing McAdoo clubs, etc. In an in­ terview, he said in part; "McAdoo sentiment is growing in a truly remarkable way. Lake County has just organized and New PrntMMfll Provide* fo r 1 c.®rtam to R°.fully three or four to one for the great DemoniannST^iV Mnaein «h i 11ra^lc progressive, and Lake County will poll probably twice : t v, ma" y, V0,e" in “ !* Prim»r>- « A e h « ever done before. • Ke^ e hv Volu? “* '? " r,p" ™ " - v '» ‘ he McAdoo column mid he I. miUre of f c d » , O l m ' S '"V "5 ! a' V' Th0 wh0,e ticr ° f Co*»t Countie, from With" ? d ?," ” " f rtT f,°; ua0ran* c. *od Mnlron. forWithout Recommendations meriy Underwood strongholds, are sweeping Into line for * By Proponents of Ench. McAdoo. Duval and Hillsboro with Pinellas are three big 'WASHINGTON. May 15.— Di*. counties which are with us. West Florida, with the exception position of Muscle Shoals would of a county or two, should roll up big McAdoo majorities. be fought out on the senate floor The band wagon movement hns set in and voters are flocking under n movement which gained to get in before too late. According to figure* submitted momentum Wednesday proposing by County Tax Collector John D. to report nil o f the bids without Florida mnde one serious mistnke before. She went fux-Underwood Jinklns, collection o f taxes for the recommendation to the senate. ns against the great Wilson nnd Underwood wns never heard pf in the current year has been unusually This procedure has -the support Baltimore Convention. Florida threw her support away and lost her good and an increase o f approxi­ df advocates o f Henry Ford’* bid BH1NGTON, May 15 mately 16 per cent has been made and it is understood it will be op­ opportunity for National prestige, influence and power. She will not posed by other members o f the mnko that mistake ngain. Underwood will not be heard o f in the Dem­ •Burton K. W heeler, over the collections o f n year ago. Up to date 1281,582.21 has been senate agriculture committee, ocratic Convention, nnd Florida knows It. Sho in not going to waste Montana, is “ w hol- collected in state and county taxes which is now considering the pro­ her delegates and her influence. She realizes that she needs Federal rated in a m ajority which also includes licenses and posal*. 1 aid for waterways, freight, rates, and many things that spell advancsWants Whole Question. Wednesday in the poll taxes. A year ago the amount collected from this source totaled ° ? i y by11bcinfrJ ° r ? wlnncr can 8he command her Senator Heflin, Democrat .Alahn-1 1 ^cognition “ Jong these lines. McAdoo is recognized ns the winner Senator Borah, R e- $241,807.28 or a gain o f $39,884.93. mo, a member o f the committee, thiak<," i casting her votes fo r him, she will |Idaho, chairman o f called on Chair;man Norris in a be In fui Interview with a represen­ be in a position to be considered when he Is President It is the State's il committee w hich tative o f The Herald, Mr. Jinkins « h in the senate today to sub­ great opportunity and the voters see It. They will help her grasp i t Dr. Nicholas Murrty Butler, president o f Columbia University, . the whole question for decision Icharges that Sen­ pointed out the increase ha* not shown in his office surrounded by one-half of one per cent o f the mail Vot,nir 801 d,Y ,0 «* McAdoo. They are doing this by the senate. He joined with oth­ K ™ e . r me? from tho fact that there has der accepted a fe e come that has showered upon him since he opened fire on prohibition. Hun­ br , aV £ „thcy Wi " h h?™* P.r9t®ction ,n <l Mr. Underwood fought the 18th ers in.saying ho would oppose ad* n been an increase in assessments in Mon Campbell, a cncral, but only on properties that dreds o f them, from all parts o f the nation, take the educator to task ramcnt o f congress until the I h t 10r h 8/n,‘;ndmcnt,1which meant happier homes and greater citizenthey recogsole Shoals issuo was decided. while hundreds more pat him on the hip, a* it were. nil operator, to pros- avo undergone improvements. particg realizing the Debate on Musclo Shoals broke Another thing that has been n ot­ (Continued on Page 8.) |land claims before out in the senate today when ed by the tax collector is the fact or department a fter that Chairman Norris replying to Sen­ there has been a great deal ator Robinson, Democratic leader, bn to the Benate. o f interest taken in the prompt who criticised tho senate for not in the committee was payment o f taxes. To substantiate having n quorum,-said he could not s fa ct it is shown that there \Senator Borah and Meattend tha senate without delaying havo beep 350 more receipts issued the Muscle Shoals hearings, which (ubliean, Oregon and this year up to this time than he said was one o f the most im­ Virginia and Caraway, there were a year ago. To date, portant issues to be decided by |Democrats signed the the office has issued 3,936 and a Includes Japanese Exclusion Date Declare* That Younger Genera­ congress. year ago the number was 3,586. Las Declare* Rates Testimony Shows Big Profit Was o f July 1— Likely to Reach 8 enaturs Shields and McKellar, Congressman tion i* More Inclined to Im­ | but Senator Ster- Another thing that this indicates, Are Lower Now Than They Made Through Resale of Him This Week. Democrats, Tennessee, and Senator morality Than to I s n , South Dakota, re- according to Mr. Jinklns, is that Were During the Pre­ Lumber Prom Army Heflin, requested that the hearings Drinking. War Days. |right to submit separ- there are more property owners in Cantohment. WASHINGTON, May 15.— cease nnd opportunity be given for the county than there ware a year A.new conference report on the He expects to do this WASHINGTON, May 15.—TcMl- a .vote. Senator Reed, Democrat, WASHINGTON, May 15. — ago. Tho per centage o f increase W ASHINCTOI\~n!ay 15.—Cal­ immigration bill providing for mony before tho house judiciary Missouri, followed with an nttnek next few days and, Is very substantial, it is said. rate question* vin L. Robinson, one time vice­ Japanese exclusion after July committee Wednesday at hearing* on Ford, declaring he was a shrewd Transportation came to the front Wednesday ut he did not assume The figures given by Mr. Jinkins president o f J. J. Phillips and Com­ 1, was brought up in the house on pending bill* *o legalize 2.75 business man and hia bid ahould bo both ends o f tho capitol. Tho pany, with offices la New York i either the guilt or in- further show that a year ago the today and its quick approval per cent beer was momentarily di­ regarded only an a business propo­ sonata devoted ita entire session city, testified Wednesday after­ |Senstor Wheeler. number! of business licenses is­ is regarded as certain. verted to tho question o f present sition, is Ford is not "suen an investigated by the sued was 658 while at the present day* American murals when Bish­ arch-nngel o f purity as some peoplo to debating tho proposed modifi­ noon at the alleged lumber fraud cation o f the long and short haul conspiracy trial before Justice Bai[previously had been time there have been 670 issued. WASHINGTON, May 15.— Pres­ op James Cannon, Jr., o f the Meth­ think he Is.” He declared no fa ­ i for an indictment reInterstate com- ley and the jury in criminal diAccording to tho latest report ident Coolidge was informed au­ odist Episcopal Church, South, told vored the government completing merer act, j£®, while in the hour.e, the visiqn two, district at Senator Wheeler of tho state comptroller, Mr. Jln- thoritatively Wednesday that the the committee ho thought thoro dam No. 2, holding It. and whole­ net aupremq su court, rate making section o f the trans­ that he paid John L. Phillips, ot grand Jury in his kins stated, Seminole County is in Immigration bill fixing July 1,1024, was "more immorality than drink­ saling the power. portation act came under attack. Atlanta, Ga.. $46,000 as th# latThere was no mention the 100 per cent class in the matter as tho effective date of Japanese ing” among tho younger genera­ ..S’ rhnrges Ford Hindered. Bring Filitbuaer Charge. I tment in the report, o f tax collections. This does not exclusion, in all probability would tion. ters share o f Profit* made on the During debate Senator Heflin Continued discussion in the sen- re-sale of 10,000.000 feet o f lum­ inference to the ac­ mean that 100 p ercen t o f the taxes be ready for his signature before The bishop’s opinion was given In charged the power companies with ate for the second dfcy iy ooff the t jro- ber from tha army cantonments. tont«na of Blar Coan, the end of this weekj^ ld L ^ ^ U jp o e n e tihgt je p l Vto a nutation by.Representa­ making a combined effort to proposa! to-attach the Goodir ‘ he had been -went' ItoWnson' toittfiM lid li<a x 'K lIfb per 4vutart iehkbni ^ £ $ B r t t ^ h « h 'p8Ttlta I* the tive O bpllivan, Democrat, Connec­ unairimui Norris retorted xherf* short haul bid to tho ary Lockwood o f ihoSt TOO ,p*r certt; h a T Sean hduse wetc underv«ood to have re­ ticut, ns to whether ho did not y appropriation measure national committee ceived. The state comptroller, how­ ported at a White House confer­ think ih cro was more drinking had not been "one scintilla of evi­ pthered information ever. designates offices o f this kind ence that) so larga a majority o f among young men and women un­ dence” before the committee of "rider," brought an open charge o f tho re-sale o f the lumber. I wed in obtaining the as those Belonging to the 100 per that body wore in favor o f the con­ der prohibition. such a combined effort arid since u filibuster, and when a recess was payment o f $46,000 covered * perDhloltlon. »ul1 (igainst Wheeler. • Senator Heflin wan a member o f taken proponents o f tho legislation ipd o f six months, it waa stated. ’ cent class. alarming and inexplicable ®en ference report a* now drawn..,that St Report.. M ote -»* r",,nbishop l u y e K c d , ' *je.-D. was hi* dply to refused.to.sntsx..VUn -any - agree"-the 0 " cross examination by-A ttarwhen it was presented tomorrow, tM " r*U hty report‘ held •thafr bring the evidence to* it* attention.- rrront to.ttmit wd am ong -*rotrwn,-i t/rwwnf b w f c O w llen A.* Pouglx* it was tnc opposition would be no -m o re developed a* oft amendment to tnc army I « was authorized to is attributed to the fact that no­ than perfunctory. A t tho same morals and ilnm. now * hnirman Norris said most o f ami thinirs'aro th in g *'a re done shown that Robinoon feared a loss the sole question o f tices are sent out by the office tell­ time the president was told the re­ which would not have been tolerat­ the committee members favored the Gooding proposal has not been on tho transaction and PhiUipa offered a* such, it is charged, be­ hia hill for government operation istor Wheeler agreed ing tax-payers how much tney owe. port would bo prcMnted to the sen­ ed several years ago." cause it would ut once be subject agreed with him to guarantee a |or bad in fa ct received These notices are prepared shortly ate as soon ns acted upon at the Bishop Connon declared the "free of Muscle Shoals and development to a point o f order as general leg­ profit in exceaa o f on allowance ^prosecuting claims be- after the collector receive* the other end o f the capitol"and that moral life o f Franco" hnd made its of tho transportation facilities o f o f $ 1,000 per month to the wit­ irnment department in books in October. Contrary to cur- the outlook wus for immediate impression on American morals c!c Shoal* would not be abandoned islation, a question would bo d e­ ness for his expenses In considera­ termined under the rule*, without the statute. The ma- rent opinion, these notices arc not adoption. tion o f two-thirds o f the profits. and that tho young men who served but dam No. 2 would hi* completed debate. » one year after noxt July and dam th»t he "neither rc- compulsory but are sent out by Mr. overseas during the war hnd boon Tho prosecution sought to Intro­ The Whito House Conference was Tho house representative, ShalNo. 3 from three to flvo years I accepted nor agreed to Jinklns as a courtesy to his consti­ duce books o f Robinson’s tending to attended by'Representatives Long- different since their retuni. From hence. lenbcrger, Democrat, Nebraska, 1accept any compensa­ tuent*. There are only 11 county show that false entries o f the mon-. worth, o f Ohio, und Garrett, of hi* observation when he wus sent At today's hearing, E. A. Yates, continued his efforts to obtain sig­ te, directly or indirect- offices in the entire county that ob­ Tennessee, the Republican nod to France by tho government to representing tho bid o f the Asso­ nature* on his petition seeking dis­ ev paid to Phillips were made. Iserricc rendered, or to serve this rule, it la said. Democratic lea»jrs; Chairman study moral conditions at the front, ciated Power Companies, said it charge o f the commerce committeo Counsel for Phillips objected on « to sny person eith the bishop said -country boys” tho ground that Robinson was not The list o f taxes that remains Snell, o f the rules committee and would be possible to cover the en­ from further consideration of the [«r another” in relat Representative Garner, o f Texas, wore confronted with conditions of tire territory oast o f the Mississip­ Huddleston bill, wh.'cn would repeal numed in tho indictment anfi his npaid is being published in the Kredings before any viru such uh they hud never seen book* could not be used against eekly issues o f Tho Sanford Her­ ranking Domocrat uii the ways and before. pi river with power from Muscle the rate-making soctlon of the Phillips. The government claimed |°‘ the federal goverfiald and this constitutes tho last means committee. transportation act, asserting it* Asked for his opinion concern­ Shoals. He declared there would that the witnosa might be included notice to the tax payer before his While the legislative situation ing stories o f high school boys be u power shortage in the South passage would result in freight in the general statement in the Indie committee held property will be offered fo r salo charge* being reduced $ 1 , 000 , 000 ,­ was discussed, the president wns within fifteen or twenty years if carrying flasks in their hip pockets, ' “Pinion Senator Wheol- to cover the taxes according to Mr. 000 a year. Tonight he had ob­ dictmcnt that tha conspiracy was nfu to have it known Jinkins. Citizens are requested to understood to havo emphasized his the bishop suiil there probably the 800,000 available horsepower at among thoso named and "others to 1from the beginning .purchase copies io f this paper and continued interest " i tho Immigra­ were exceptional case* where boys Muscle ShoalN was not mado avail­ tained 27 signatures o f the 150 re­ the grand jury unknown." Justice quired to make the petition effec­ Bailey excluded the evidence sought « * as an attorney ascertain whether any o f their tion problem, his inquiries being might do this out o f 11 spirit o f able fo r distribution. directed toward determining be­ ndventure. Within the next ten years, Yates tive. 'Campbell, or hia inter- property is in the delinquent lint. to be introduced from the books. yond question tho impossibility o f Representative Lea, Democrat, In repsonso to questions concern- estimated 6,500,000 horsepower will Tho trial will be resumed Thurs­ i0 he confined exclusivcOn June 2 , in accordance with further effort* to obtain a c o m p r is in g tho intoxicutlng effect o f beer, be required in North Carolina, Colorndo, in charge of the commit­ day. *n *n litigation In' tho IWlea n n tthe bn exclusion I.vnlnulnn date mooting . 1 It t III • *• mise on tho bishop said he had been some­ South Carolina, Georgia, Tennes­ tee, contended freight rates were of Montana, and that the law, those lands upon ' which with success in the house. what out o f contact with beer see, Alabama, Mississippi and Lou­ . ‘ *t ■II times not only tho taxes still are unpaid, will be R *P ^ lic.n and Democratic house isiana. He said the geological at surThe in e concensus o lf opinion umong drinking, "*inco my collego days," icinno. tie aald |but the spirit o f tho sold to cover this item. If person* w i ^ r war U vclZ s c S r PU ,“ dera at * Wh^ House conferW *‘" I ^ U ............... ......first off o f beer. their mately 4,250,000 horsepower' with transportation bloc on the floor o f ment 01 COn‘rrCTS JUt,e T< |stirling, who took tho paying for the cost o f advertising, agreeing to reconsider Harry S. Warner, general secre­ 2,760,000'horsepower undeveloped. the senate in the fight fo r the Good­ report and that no further consid­ xs:mining witnesses said Mr. Jinkins. eration along tha: line could be tary o f the Intercollegiate Prohibi­ If the power companies obtained ing proposal which would modify ttnm.ttee. said he had had, even if this obstacle could be tion Association, testified that the Muscle Snoala, Yates said, it was the long and short haul clause, es­ Iinception o f the funcpassed tho resulting compromise "students o f 1924 certainly aro not planned to keep the company an a pecially in restricting exceptions commute* than did was held certain to meet with n drinking more than students of strictly southern enterprise with which may be made, notably in the BY«.i that ,n hia Judgdecided rejection when presented to post years, and they do not favor stock held by tho public in the matter o f railroads mooting water “»Mtigators were not to modification o f tho law." Such South and with no ono company competition. th house. l » P«aa upon either the drinking as is found, he said, u1j controlling Musclo Shoals. the senator, A t the Court o f Honor held at spectacular, exceptional and gains He will continue hia testimony whether the grand undue publicity.” the Court House Wednesday night tomorrow. On Tuesday tho semi-annual con­ .(Lin "tu r n in g the by the Boy Scouts o f America, six l i , n the evidence pre- vention o f tho Presbyterian Lay­ Scout* passed the second c lo u 4 |* Md whether the in­ men’s Association or St. John’s testa while nine passed the Ant MEXICO CITY, May 15 -T h # class. . ’ s the result Of a Presbytery waa held at Lakeland, HONOLULU, May 15-Chinese . Department o f Foreign Relations at which about ISO men were pres­ residents o f ollnolulu, the birth* An impressive first class inves­ has ordered tha Mexican Charge I ch* rK*d In the ent, practically all o f the churches ulace of'S u n Yat Sen are prepar­ titure ceremony waa carried out de Affairs in Washington towiake in the Presbytery oetng represent­ ing to observe the death o f thu th® d*y »fte r which waa greatly enjoyed and it representations to the American was noted with pleasure by the South China leader in contrasting l o u i , " t u r n e d , that ed by large delegations. government because of the alleged An instructive and entertaining fashion. The elements favoring * > W t h o f a "fram eCourt that a great number o f par­ Cornish Bailey, field secretary " t o ® * " * w ere program waa provided by the men him are planning to half mast flags A list o f the standing committee* refusal o f his admittance into ents were in attendance. ironj Montana to sup- o f the Lakeland church, centering to hold memorial mass meetings o f the National Rivers and Har­ of th* Jleiary Club and those who United States and unjuatiflabla de. Twenty-five different subjects *?**• Uhariman Bor- around the thought “ The Greetness and to go into regular Chinese bors Congress, will be the princi- oompose them, wore announced on tsntion o f Mexicans along ths bor­ were passed on th* Merit Badge der by American immigration o f­ al speaker at tho Chamber of of Service," and this subject wo* mourning. Anti-Sun faction of tho Thursday by Robert J. Holly, who of ,k*yer> to go into examination*. ommerce luncheon, Friday, at the recently assumed hi* new duties ficials through mls-interprstatlon b T jS * »* tte r , holding admirably dealt with by a number population is reported to buying up all the fireworks In the town Veldes Hotel, it was announced ia th# president o f th* Sanford o f the immtawtion laws. Several R a .» «lnce the o f speakers. It is the custom o f the men o f and to be planning a number o f here today by R. W. Pearman, Jr. organization. Tha committee ap­ prominent Mexicans are reported DeLand, ware recommended to re­ L ** to decide solely the ® senator’s fitness to the Presbytery to meet at Lakeland banquets to celebrate the passing secretary o f that organisation. • pointment# a n for the entire year. to be unsbl* to cross the border ceive the Eagle Bad* because o f their foreign names. Mr. Bailey spoke recently to the each May and November to consid­ o f the "enemy.’’ . th* moat coveted o f f Hare axe the appointments an­ Kiwanis clubs o f Jacksonville and er together ways and means o f proRichard Clark . lark and nounced by the preiident: Palatka, end wsa hailed as a man moiing mo upbuilding u ‘ the o f the varbath o f Troop Ni K(lTOv™iiif,tJ on airs: Edward H lggini, ho may materially help Florida urchea and the spreading o f lapdo. were pra i ’ 15.— The ious churches the 811i securing ths proposed new wa­ * and there are already Ver Eagle by Ji edWUSt C# contlfi- Christianity; „ ’, Chairp ~ . « . h A 0 B . 2 S K . w , s ‘ rterways, It Is said. signs that the effort U abundantl alg f the C o i, „ Honor, these He will speak in Sanford on ths Educational; S. O. SMnhoUtr, hearing fruit. In is in turn, ha* i being reco SPRINGFIELD,^ Mass., _ TALLAHASSEE, May 15.—The proper proceedure to be taken by stimulated interest ?n the meetings o f April “ — limitation to sight years o f Supreme court today reversed thu the people o f this soctiAn o f the until there la always a very satis­ hops' tenure in sny one area Dade county circuit court on a state to secure the proposed wa­ fying enthusiasm manifested by Frank a presen residence in this con mandatory order requiring Henry terways fo r which surveys have the delegates. others in indefinite J. Stephens and other* to surren­ been ordered made the- United A t the recent meeting the San­ C U aiK tcftloo^ £ “ of the hodist Pearman ford Presbyterian Church was rep­ der title to a home to Lillian A. States Government, Newman named i STS Stephen*, divorced wife o f Steph­ stated. Hop* * 1 that resented by eighteen members, un­ and wt k S* , . der ths leadership o f H. C. Du Bose, ens. It was claimed by Mrs. Steph­ ell members . of >: i account _______ would ‘ ^ W ith Kelly A* follow s: C. E. Henry. J. H. Mc- ens that tha house wo* bought with Commerce will be at this iveness of the her money but inadvertently piec­ meeting so >«*u!*.*» ,n £ b" uf b t In H. Gamer. R. H. Muir­ ' r«t a ion. . ' to obtain half o f * Goodhue, L. C. Bebout, ed the title in the name of her definite husband. to be i 'ruff, Victor Greene, L. Jl " . . they will — It Is ’ */ t L. I. Frasier, H. Ropportunity * am in It waa formerly ,1 “ * ,J. Leh■ (■ 1 DornChCrowUi« u th . . w *. Was Wheeler Fee to Press )t Dome Cases M3 ■ ^ B fflb-sssa s a x : A L IE N BILL TO BISHOP CANNON GO TO COOLIDGE ACCUSES YOUTH BEFORESUNDAY OF IMMORALITY SENATE T A L K S $45,000 L U M B E R I T S E L F OUT ON PROFIT PAID TO FREIGHT R A T E S J O H N PHILLIPS m DeCottes Makes His First Address Of Present Campiagn Behalf Re-election Candidates For ' Senate Present Second In Series Of Precinct Meetings Is Marked Success The second of a series o f precinct political meetings waa held Wednesday night at Longwood when .candidates for the several county offices addressed1a gathering of be­ tween 150 and 200 people. The candidates spoke in front of the postoffice at that place* Robert J. Holly o f this city* secretary of the county com­ mittee, presided over tho meeting. Exceeding in enthusiasm and in­ terest the first o f these meetings held last week in Geneva, the gath­ ering was a great success in tho ’ opinion o f those who were present. Mors candldassa- spoke at last night’s meeting than did at tha one last week, indicating . the growing interest in the campaign and the increased activity o f tho office seekers. ' Included in the list o f speakers eras George A. DeCottes, candi­ date fo rre-election to the office o f state attorney for the Seventh Ju­ dicial district. This was Mr. DbCottes’ first speech in the present campaign and hi* remarks were received with loud applause. Ncith. or of hi* opponents, Miilanl D. Smith, o f Titusville, nor J. A. Scar­ lett, o f DeLand, were present. Ah* other feature o f the meeting was that the candidates for the office o f 'state senator from this d h trk t were both present and mado speech os following that of Mr. De­ « Ml Members o f L o c a l Presbyterian B o d y Attend Conference S c o u t s ’ Court o f Honor Is Held With Success Last Night Foreign Names Keep Mexicans Oat of U. S. Chinese Of Honolulu Observe Sun’s Death Rivers and Harbors Rotarian Standing Congress Secretary Committees fo r the Speaks Here Friday Y e a r Announced g Supreme Court ’Gives A Reversed Decision Methodists Vote To Limit Bishops' Tenure E briefly reviewing his record in tha “ W *r. **»■*■•• ie***!*" *64 declaring 1/ elected t h a t . AO**W W ho. willondcrtx serve hia conatRmtxsAotV or Tils ability at all thnes. Lai O'Bryan o f this city followed. n » : pointed out the fact that this is Sominole’s turn to select a senator and that he ia offering himaaif as the candidate from this county. H e reviewed his record as a practic­ ing lawyer, and as city attorney for Kissimmee. The next speakers on the pro­ gram were the candidates fo r state legislature, Mayor Forrest Lake and J. B. Lyles. Both men reiterated statements mado at pre­ vious meetings. The mayor etated that he is seeking re-election to the office which h ehaa held fdr four times and pointed out that if returned to that position this year, he will be the ranking member o f the house and as such will be able to perform better service than ever ore. Mr. Lyle stated that he was for tax reduction, better roads, bettor school system and nUtea that if elected that he will do all in his power to serve well. The next set o f candidates to speak were those for county J u t_,. * Maine* addressed the raeetthg. each promising if elected to servo tho citizens to the best at tKVlr abilities. The next candidates to were those for the office o f . iff. It waa during these talks the crowd enjoyed several humoi oua remarks. E. E. Brady the crowd to roar when he a story told ta him ire a n -o ld : dent o f that community. .......... Sheriff Hand was a youngs; " I he T IB ,, — i he had In order to gat off from work thereby get a chanec to go Ash: The ope who told him the joke, Mr. ._ Brady declared, stated that he waa going to vot* for Brody becauso he was afraid that "Hand hadn’t gotten over throwing “ “ W. A . TUB*, an©..... _ referring to a remark that been made about him that 1 too old to flil the duties o0 flee, declared ' sheriff, and h old sheriff that they - iS s s t a a r s s!rlngfi Suit Is Lost m ldjii Paris r H. Com: J 7 " July, 44. , ■ *.• . -sv : y ■t * "■ • V. /•#•/ * - r fc:i 1 • . . - »* •y 'Si fc3| fi k. ■ ' _______________ ^ m J �♦ W o r k o f Woman’s Method Conductingi ^ ^ r r y _ Missionary U n i o n Election Is Taught ! Is Extensive N ow To Poll O f f i c i a l s 11 M » i m » M t I >1 I H I ............ • ■ • THIS WEEK IN SANFORD BAND CONCERT PROGRAM A t their last meeting the Board ATLANTA. Ga.. May 14— More Wednesday than 2.500 new organizations of o f County Commissioners author­ Regular meeting 'Elks Club, 8 ^ the Woman’s Missionary Union, ized the* holding o f n school of in -; P. M., Clubhouse. auxiliary to the Southern Baptist ntruction for inspectors and Clerks Weekly luncheon, Kiwanis CIub.fE Convention, have been formed dur- o f the coming primary election, and A t City Park, Thursday, May 12:15 Valdez Hotel. . !JS ta* the past year, according to re­ the school was held at the Court loth, 8 P. M. Regular meeting Osceola E n -^ " ports made to the opening session House Tuesday. The school was campment I. O. O. F. 8 P. M. M a ­ 1— March: National Emblem.... o f tha annua! convention of the well attended. Practically all of sonic Hall. ..................— ..... «... Bagley body here tonight. Baptist women |the inspectors and clerks nppointThursday •• 2— Overture: Golden Dragon.... from eighteen Southern states and 1ed by the Board were In. ottendWeekly luncheon A ssocia tion o f .................- .... — ..... — King thc District of Columbia are in once, 3— Selection: Amoritn .... ..... BusincasLWnmcn 1?:15 at Valdez attendance. „ _ . ^ . . , II. C. DuBose, Supervisor of Reg­ Hotel. . ....................... Cxibulka .' The total number of'torganixa- istration,. was in charge o f . the Regular meeting Eastern Star. 4— Novelette: Fnir‘ Florida tions o f the Union exceeds 20,000 school and instructed those present 8 P. M., Masonic Hall. ...... ....... Storm after ail inactive :ocietics have with reference to the qualification Regular meeting Col. Thco, INTERMISSION *. been stricken from the roll, accord­ o f a citizen as a voter in the pri­ Rooaevc|t Aux. U. S. W . V .„ 8 P. 5— Coronation March: prophet ing to reports. It *i said that 12,­ mary election. M. .................. Meyerbeer 000 of these organizations ore amSchclle MalncsrOtunty Prosecut­ Friday fj C — Selection: Madnimoscllc Mo­ •ag the young people o f tho ing Attorney, followed Mr. DuBose. Weekly lunchedn, Cham fer o f diste .......... Herbert churches, -i--------- explaining fully tho numerous du­ Commerce, 12:15, Valdes Hotel. 7— (a) Mexican: La Paloma .... During the year, more than 14,- ties of the inspectors and clerks at Regular meeting. Knlghta Tcm................................... Yradier mission study classes have been on election, and gave particular in. plar :730, Masonic Hall. (b ) Serenade: Magnolia .... d and many thousand seals and structions as to the tallying and .... ......... ..... ...... . .. Missud certificates have been awarded for counting o f tho first and second 8— Medley: Songs o f the Old work done in these classes, it was choice hnllots. Folks ....... Lake reoprtad. Mr. Maincs hail prepared an en­ •J— Star Spangled Banner ..... In tho principal activities of the larged fac-sin.ile o f a page in the .............— .............___ Key Mr. and Mrs. Clifton»E. Tribbble, societies many of the members en­ primary; election tally book and JOS. REIZENSTEIN, gaged in White Cross work, send­ used this in his explanation of mak­ of Clermont, visited their parents Bandmaster. ing equipment and supplies to ing up the tally and returns of the this week. From Sunshine Cottage foreign Baptist hospitals during result o f the election. they went to Miami to look after the year, valued at approximately Judge Housholder addressed tha some investments in Miami sub­ 214,000, reports showed. meeting, calling attention to the urbs. • Stewardship and tithing have absent voters law. which provides been vigorously pressed in the so­ thnt one may vote at a loenj.pre­ cieties during the year, it was stat­ cinct and his vote be counted in nnChuluota'* polling place on May ed, making possible the best finan­ other county, if he is qualified 9 wns the scene o f an unprece­ cial report the union has presented there, and explained tho provis­ As was reported Tuesday by In aeveral y ea n . During the spec­ ions of this lnw and tho duties of dented election. A unanimous vote ial week of prayer for foreign mis- tho inspectors with reference to Manager Whidden, the Sanford for a 910,000 issue o f school bonds semi-professional baseball team aions, an offering was made for the the same. for the purpose o f building an ade­ work on foreign fields, while'many Geo. A. DeCottos, State Attorney will play In Titusville Thursday af­ quate school building on the donat­ hours were spent in study and in ternoon at four o'clock. Tuesday's prav er for this gernt enterprise, as and Attorney for tho Board of ed township school site. This achooii well an for tho cause of home mis­ County Commissioners addressed paper stated that this team rep­ those assembled touching on elec­ resented the Seminole Athletic bond election bespenks Chuluota’s sions. tions, and the duties of election in­ O f the 28,000 Baptist churches in spectors in general, and urged that Club, which was an error. It is happy spirit o f progress. the South, about one-third huve at where the ballot provided such that a Sanford team composed of San­ least one Woman’s Missionary Un­ second choice as well ns first choice ford boys. Mr. Tart, the active manager of ion organisation, while 535 have votes be cast. the stave factory, is busy installing Hope has been expressed by the the W. M. U. full graded system heavy pieces o f machinery nt the G. L. Bledsoe, representing the 1 manager that the people o f Sanford o f five organizations, including those nmong the young people and Board o f County Commissioners, will support the team thus enabling new plunt. ■ «* was present and thanked the in­ it to grow in strength and havo a the children, it was reported. ■ •» spectors for their attendance, ar.d ■ •> .Several of workmen are ■ •> the other gentlemen for their as­ successful season. Until the home ■ .. sistance in arranging for and hold­ diamond has been put in shape, ho boarding nt L. Jacobs, on states, games will bo played away Lake’ Mills. ing the school of instruction. So for as is known this is the fruiu home, after which he will ar­ ;; first school of instruction'for In­ range for fivo or six 'consecutive The lumber concern now at Blthspectors that has even been held in lo, Fin.’,* is being moved to Chuluo­ the State nnd as usual Seminole games to be played in this city. ta. The men who have been trying county and Seminole county’s citi­ (Continued from pngo 1.) This industry adds, a huge plan­ Zenship nre leading. out for the team nre: pitchers, and that his political influence was Ammen and Palmer, catcher Rinc, ing mill to Cluluota, Work and workers! pitted in no small degree ayainst infielderii, C, S. Thompson, Walker, that o f General Chen Chiun^-min, Deiter, McCall and C. Thompson; who was appointed Southern Vic­ Visitors to Chuluota were on ■ •> eroy by the Peking government outfielders, B. McCall, Richard Mc- Saturday, shown the splendid new ■ <> Laulin ami G. W. Spencer, Jr. early in 1922, despite the fact that roads leading to Chuluota, Sanford­ ■ «» he was known to be on friendly Most of these men have played way, Orlando-ward, and south on local teams before and some of through Iiithlo, Christmas and In terms with the Southern prcsicUht at the time. them on other teams. Ammen hss I sight o f the approach to BridoeATLANTA, GA., May 14.— Mak- pitched for the local team for the end! ' The final break between these two leaders camo In May, 1022 ing a strong plea for successful pust two summers. G. W. Spencer, whereupon the armies o f Chen culmination of tho 975,000,000 cam- Jr., who played nn the University Mr, Frankx Story’s little son is iign, President E. Y. Mullins in o f Flnridu team two years ago ■ •> Ghiung*min became another seri­ reported much' better. > s annual address before tho when it wns nt its best, has for ous obstacle in the path o? Dr. Sun. Defeat, desertion, treachery Southern Baptist Convention at its the past fow years been a inainChuluota citizenship was well ■ *» faced the latter at every hand. Al­ opening Ression here todny, called stny of the local team. represented in Snnford Saturday. upon the churches o f the South to The manager wants everyone though he continued to fight for Several weeks, he could not muster gather up in the remaining months who possibly can to attend the sufficient strength to oppose with o f thv campaign all the energies in game in Titusvllla Thursday. He success the constantly rising tide our power und go forth to n grant says thnt if tho people o f Hanford w ili-support-thrr-tpnnr"by' ~ betmr — -of Chan, who - finally broke down “ We have mado great gnina," Dr. present that it will add consider­ what littio resistance was offered For May 13 | at Canton and forced Sun to flee Mullins said. “ So..ie one say* tho ably to their chances to win. The molt depressing expression in tho team will leave Sanford at twelveWaycross ......... .............. ......... 3 the city. Pot Yards ___ . . .............. 2 E :: Perhaps his narrowest escape English languuge in the phrase, 'I thirty P.M., Mr. Whidden said, -UIT Cincinnati f, - . : • • £ < 4 .. .'W i; . K Chuluota Baseball Team Will Go to Titusville For Ball Game Thursday POINT OUT FACTS— You—having, an intelli­ gent mind and can analyze them for profit. * : ■ ' O’ Pioneers in thousands of towns haye ^nade money. In each new:town development -the Doubting Thomases have .predicted *thatdt would never amount to anything. Then .these same Doubting Thomases come right along, after the development has made eaiojmpus profits for .the pioneer investors, staging ;the .. fact that they had the opportunity4to Jjuy,;and make a profit, too; .but that .th^y did not have sense enough. The wise invesoribtiys prope$y ahead o f great <developments and looks linto the future for large profits. DR. SEN YAT SEN C H I N A ’ S CHIEF DIED T U E S D A Y B a p t i s t President U r g e s Successful Finish o f Campaign • : . . - I *. ’*??'• Figure it all out for, yourself. so much smoke there mi^st be sQWjfire. * ,ity G ' ‘ ‘ ' ................. Celery Shipments *: itr ers was set Mn motion. Dr. Sun fled with a band of hostile soldiers at his h*bls. Suddenly n door opened and he was drawn insdio. .The door closed as mysteriously as It had opened, and tho pursuers Passed on. A friendly servant in the housu o f a prominent andurin had made tho rescue. i.o r a , Y’r . ' K Total has conic beyond all question. ' Declaring thp .attention of man­ kind has been challenged by ,t sublime undertaking and daring committal, of fuith, the speaker asserted the denomination has come into a new sense .of unity, power anil a new iioidtinn o f influence In Itho world, through the measure of achieved In the ! TAM PA, May 14.— Immigration officials hero have started an in­ vestigation hnsod partly on state­ ment* o f automobile drivers, o f a local "alien ring." Tiie drivers of three cars raptured last week transporting 25 aliens near Tar­ pon Springs aro said to hnvc told tlx- immigration officials thnt. they Imd heen employed for the trip by t ‘u .T ’ . u . T . V IP Tbr m l '* * « f 'h r jn.lXHI.imn a man "well known by sight, but with "all S * 11' w *:l b « 0»n nt « convention held whose iiamu was not known." The sevinty-flve aliens caught Thurs­ S i M J 'h U r . T S r . j i , , ! " " ” ' H ............ .... year. day und Friday are being held and Another time, while in London. y "W o are at a great houf,’’ Hr. probably will be deported. . he was kidnapped and held prl.«Mullins said. "M ay God give u *> fr In Embassy. the spirit of sacrifice.” ln the Chinese Embassy FAIR MANAGERS MEETING ” ki k aw*bh>g n special steamer In a <li'course devoted largely Ind'death*hl°ti^!*■*n "h l“ Peking to lo the tiu> "mission o f the Southern TAM PA. May I I.— County fair to J 1VtJ, h i u * f o n “ the S W Convention." Dr. Mullins managers o f Florida will •hold a outside. High officials of »h.. Ju T T th,° urKt* * u‘,icncc to eii- morting bero on June 26, according British tflm nm nlii n k i.i. . ui* by n re-statement of the •- noli *., muilod out by A. H release. ' ne* * 1! " n’ * a,l'l purpose* o f the dcnoitl* Wale, o f Leesburg, acting as temHo has nude-his wav thr,..,-k inal'' n - ,,0l ' undertaken and plan- porury chairman o f the Florida *-•- •} nmuc. w“ y through net! for the future. County Fair circuit, who announcChin, in every known firm «.f Z . He . wW 4 — ......................... the Florida Coast. Anyone who believesiin the future, development of Florida m u s t '^ i w tJiV fortunes that will be made by the pioneer in­ vestors in these developments. H ” Come prepared to buy your Salmagundi S :: at the Carnival to­ S :: night—$1.25. i I i pa elected and dates fixed for the var­ S ie r t r h u m J F ^ J C.hlne*,e nation,. ilual cause and effect and for -nc- ious county fairs in the state. *1, nnnted and hounded, even j rificc o f a great people for t when ho occupied tho high office groat cause. BIG YIELD OF FISH o0 f\ president. M ‘,ent'.-. . . The campaign which funds aro are Dr. Sun, although few of his n s -1devoted’ to ail mi<nionary objects OKEECHOBEE, May 14. — Six •ociaUs knew it. was a Christian. our crucial lest," he Cethired. and n half million pounds o f dres­ He was born in Honolulu In 18(52 sed fish worth approximately | 1,and received his medical education 1 PROMINENT SPEAKERS OOtiJlOO is the estimated yield for In the Hong Kong College. He the eight months season just closed was married “ * ami w. h tk r .k e“/r ? ,n ife ‘ A.MPA, May 14,— C. C. Hamil- on Iaike Okeechobee. Th* season th f.*the,r ,,f. two chil‘ •ton- nf Bo* ton. field secretary for began lost October 1 und ended dron, a .on and a daughter. the United Society of Christian E«- May I, during which several hun­ M W n iA R im .. deavor; Charles F. Evans, Chntta- dred men were engaged in catch­ .MA4 (. IIAM iK INHI K( PION noogu. .secretary for the Southern ing, dressing, freezing, icing und w'fii>-p iiy i.n i. Btates, nnd Kurl l.ebmmm, o f Or- shipping the estimated 32,000- bar­ eiul^ ln«wH.fi 5-,tty T lnn,l°. « ri’ among prominent speak- rels nt 200 pounds each. The fish be aubl{jra\i!i^r„.c I T f ruit i that will take part in the pro- wore shipped to points as far away »e,aubitituted for ntate inspection |gram **f the state convention of ns $t. .Louis, Kansas City and Lcked* h v & p ’ nUn‘Kr S,1*™11Christian Endeavor societies to he Omaha. . i » .J1< ' » ■ ^ r,u b - held here June li’.-.O, jccordin mambership o f which is made the program for the meeting. •L«ii . l i : * rKC an< nf A1’‘ i*on I*. Mershon. D.l)., of I I L1^ ,.oklyn> N- Y ' will conduct the J v k .. | 5 * U The j Diblo und tnisiion study sessions. alraad W*. *«ken the matter up, the United States Department ! OLD KFJHDRNT DIBS RTleuIture. Shippers would voi______ ! to federal inspec- j ST. PETERSBURG, May 14. — ib P a y in g , fee therefor on euch Charles Gray Campbell, a nutivo a* rlni f n mul‘ lod ,’.r?)P<)‘ e‘1 ° f Canada, bu't for fourteen yeurs f bi ? ,^.yer!, WouW th«n be a resident o f thiss d ty , is dead ’ ut xurnuned with government certifi-(his home here, after u short ill7 *e, as to msturtty o f the fruit. ness. ||t. was prominent in fratcr- . ’■ ^ j. . . • : There are many sound reasons for the.deyelQp^ FORD TRUCK TIRES AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE, ALSO WHEELS AND RIMS AT HALF PRICE, ALL MAKES. SEE US. , v. • Town developments are not new. Just think; • , how many towns have been developed an .this America-since Columbus landed. iHow ish.it ,would:be to think that other towns would not develop! . •’ . NOTICE WE HAVE HUN­ DREDS OF SLIGHT­ LY USED FIRE­ STONE, HOOD, AND GOODYEAR A N D UNITED S T A T E S . .• - • portuili^r o f .pointing out some o f theseiokyoU» after which you will be in position to ju^gaour investment offering for yourself. • Cars leave our office 9:30 every day. fle qiy guests on a round trip to Bithlo without .cost or obligation to you. i •> RAY BROS. BALLOON TIRE SERVICE, SANFORD. i WE HANDLE “ FULLf FLEDGED” BALLOONS ONLY, - G .C.FEU 0WS SERVICE STATION McClaren OFires, Cord Tubes. *■ NRW “ R AT- m i n i K A ~ (O A C H c*a i Mi ' oi ' i i Tt*— .GAINKSyiLLK, May 14. ” * Mfder, ,circfM. Surviving him are hi:t widow, two daughters, and three brotherj*. ! I' M N T ' X ,: ' j w * « > . M A s w a one-year c o n -1 DKFUNIAK SPRINGS, t l. . freshman coach at th* Uni- —The fsrmert of this county are ° ‘ , f u ,r>da, succeeding Rex sotting ou^ potato plan • H* will coach th* fresh- currlng to J. w . Ma». in football, basketball stration sgunt, who ra !f, ‘ P.O^n, madd ; ten tww ach**is during I letfen on Ksnsaz Aj/- #b.-k. at which fiu, I ;>i. tiota:- Heavy duty Autocrat & Allroad Cords are built for Service and M ileage. Cost no more than others. * Let US put on a «et for You, and forget your tire trou­ bles. Bring us your ear to wash and polish. We will .save you money. vice. •i Elm.& lat 53«s ----—m ■ - • i t li Crank cases drained free. Tire Ser- ! * * , rtv • u ln . i__ , . . . ,vt / •-.'VJ*: w . * • •fn* .. i ^ •~*rr ; '• 4 ••• mm . 1 k U lZ S i * * * * * wa^ : : --------- — .L| .v. lUCSi pvarr c , .. • *»V •• , — J------- T , V * , ra. v V f r - ’ • ' **•-’ ‘ IVSSS PP t -? •?. f ‘ >• ■ ; -. - , ■ '• �rv*. ‘ ’ lie * . as rt tv. or x i: w of Cot >4 Run tV. 230.8 f H. 117 ft. K. to P t S. of R e * . N. to II p r . I Less Rett. 116 ft. tV. o f 8. B. Cor L o t 4 Rolilnaon 8 urv e y Run N. 117 ft. K. 6ft ft. 8. 117 ft- tV. 50 ft. to Hog.) ...... ........ Ileg. H. K. Cor. of N ' » of Run W. 1!0 ft. N. 50 ft. K. 150 ft. 8. 50 f t ............. A ll Lean Ur*. 1*0 ft 8. of o f X. E. Cor .................. Run tV. 110 ft. 8. 100 ft. K. ISO ft. X. 100 rt. anil tReim Reg. N W. Cor of la*! 56 llun 8. 50 ft. K. 150 f t N. 50 f t W . to bog. ami fLean He*. 8. W. Cor tlf " *»#,*»*.*«**«*****.*.»«*•t. K. 8. Johnson '- • Run H. 117 f t X. 50 ft. W . 117 f t 8. 50 f l . l nod Bog 100 f t , N. of 8. W. Cor Lot 36. Run K. 120 ft. .V. 50 ft. tV..ISO ft. 8 50 ft. to ftvic.) U...-'—.. . Hog. 8. tV. C or o f I.ot S* Run E. 117 ft. X. 50 ft. tV. 117 ft. 8 50 ft. to IJelr. lieu. nt N, tv. corner■ o f ...38 Rut) 8 . 60 ft. B. 120 ft. X. 60 ft. W . 120 ft --------- Alt M fts » 8. I M ft C. U ' }f t J. II. nronson m 5.10 All 5V, o f Rail road A I I I I I T I O V T O H O I T I I N A N H O R D As Re l*nge TO, kemlnnle County Records. s tV. I.. TVnrsull ,#2.3' 9 tv . L I’ en rsnll :2.V 0 O. II. F e r n a ld . - 3, 1 ! 1 (\ im p b .ll llns^oit. . & Anna lluniluifv... ■■*’ 3.4! Mrs. M. It. Zachary J. 8. Dink cl N. W. F It. ft Mary Krlerxon r M f! M j* *i i u n r'T II I t t n m i l U I I A t T Aa Recorded la P l a t Rook P n g r 01. Ileenrds o f t r d l s a l p C 'o a n fr.’ 2 A Union t o d R t No. Vi 71 K. o f I*. ............ 8.69 Temple inatltu'na Melsch Really L*o. Eninietl Kin low Deane Turner F. TV nines W W H BRA LU , TH l Lai H l« * k *fi Daarrlr tlm i. Notice U hereby g i v e n t h « the f o llo w in g described lands or so much ■t-thereof as w ill be neceaaary to pay tha amount due for taxes herein set '"o p p o e lte to the aame t o g e t h e r w ith cost o f such sale and ndvertlalng. ’ w ill be sold at public auction on the Ind day of June. A. D., 1934 nt the ’-mo ITIM o f th* C ity T a x Col Wet n tv beginnin g al 10 o'clock A> 51., In tho - C i t y o f Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. T li Henry W K I . I . I N R T D V * A D D IT IO N TO S A N F O IID As lle r o n le d In Pint Hook I Pfigo IID llernrde o f Seminole County A ll (Lens N. 20 ft o f*.?........ 19 C. T. K e n t ....... 27.94 ----------------------------------------- . t : j * N A M ’ O n i l II R l (H IT S A U D ITIO N TO S A N F O R D An Itrcoriteil la Pirn Honk 2, P a g e * C2 A 11.1. Ileenrds o f Seminole ( utility. « V. K. DmiKlaen .... 3.11 12 II. W i g h t ......... J.IW U 11. W i g h t 4 5f M If. W i g h t ...5 ,-- *S,7< 15 II. W i g h t ............. «• * * • • .»( 39 K. M - C a rro ll ........ 63.91 t<t K. M. C a rro ll 3.R< lo U n k n ow n ............ .. j.t; 61 U nknow n . a . it L. I’ . M cCuller ... H enrietta Johnson Stuatur Illnrk ...... Sam Yount* ...... I*. V*. Mahoney Isaac Nenl Isabelle 1‘. IIIkk Iii luitham ", J. A. T aknrh J. A. T n kach ....... J. H. D lnkcl J. 8. D lnkcl ............... Stafford R ob in son C. K. W ig h t D rln II. Slenstroin lltanrhn Tnkach W m . I, T. Stringer W . A. Itrown F ran k Itrunson A lb ert W . Sm ith ; It. W. D uckw orth It. \V. D uckw orth U n know n ............— D ennis Serlna C. II Mooro l.oin ilc W ilson K M. Johnson ...... . (Leaa K. 19 ft.> H, of I, and --------------- ... 6 3 19 6 7 C K I! II H l2,sh 38.90 83.ft* *t lit 2£,y6 OAIt.NF.lt'A AD D ITIO N Tl> M A R K H A M I 'A IIK I f F t O I I T S A s Reroriled In llook I, Page HI, HrntJnnle County Itreorda. Unknown W m . C. Stew art, Jr W illie l.c w Is (len ev a S. Thom as M ary Meed 13 K W, D. Iloffman U n ku u w n A " lle r o n le d In Hunk 3 I'ngr H7 S e m in o le C o u n ty Itr r o n l ,, 21* , j j " s3 • —......... Mabel Dorler ..— . <)*ey H a l l ....... . Hen llradlry ........... Unknown ............... Unknown M. J. .B radford.... ... 7.clma Sanders ....... Mary D. Mitchell .... Nanry Myers . . Addle Davis . Daisy Robinson Melsrh Roaltv Co. Dscnr A Ressln Mayo ..................... Henry Harris Cleveland-Hall . E a rly Hall H. /- Johnson ...... • IVriudlu 1 P e rn e lla Jackson .... V IS T A MUTATES, SAN ll ook 3, Page 1 noil Jackson. 3.tu . 9,| . The Orlando-East Coast Boulevard con­ necting Orlando with Cocoa Beach and Titus­ ville Beach by Bithlo is to be com pleted about Uttn P a c k a r d ........ 7 .; James Russell ........ 1 .r James Russell ........ i.t : ! ____________ 8. III U NA A 16 foot brick road has just been com plet­ ed from Bithlo north to the county line, con­ necting up with a hard-surfaced road into San- 3*,90 OAHNFI CH MFC ONI I AU D IT IO N TO M A R K H A M P A R K I I H I O H T ' a lleeurded In Plat llook I, Pa ge HO, Seminole County Records Josephine *4)1*011 Robert Carey llnkcrt Carey Robert Carry Robert Carey Robert Carey Mabel D o llrr P illeston ....... m .a n lilt, P l.O lt lD A i An Ite r o r d e d In Iflnt Hrinlnule C o u n ty Iteearils, L Unit d o w n .......... 1 .9a 1 I tiknown ...... 1 Unknow n I 11k now 11 ........... i^gn ............ — . 1 I nkimw n ................ Unknown .................. Unknown .................. a fj0 1 1 i \ County V. B. D o u g la s s ........ R o b e r t H . Sm ith F ra n k U ra y h a m .... R e g in a ld H o lly . R cgln a lU H o lly ! .... The Commercial Center o f “ Eastern Orange,” the largest half o f O range County. Bithlo is the only Town Developm ent in the fast grow ing “ East Qrange.” Bithlo is on the Florida East Coast Rail­ road, where the Orlando-East Coast Boulevard intersects it. This branch ra ilro a d , extends from New Smyrna to Okeechobee City, a dis­ tance o f about 150 miles. The road is being ex ­ tended from Okeechobee to Miami at a cost o f millions o f dollars and'upon com pletion Bithlo* will have a main line railroad. Rerords. U nknpw n ...... U nknow n U n k n ow n U nknow n RSo ...... ........ !;• 3,7" 2.in 3,fn MS ■ i,, ti K. 8. Johnson —W m . Sim pson as it is drained from any Florida city. Reg. I l l s Ft. tV n od 703 ft. X —o f H. 4 Ml. P o ............... Run \V. 359 ft N. 1759 ft, 8 K ly a lo n g I .like to Bithlo is surrounded by thousands o f acres tlr fft — ft. S. o f N. K. C o r .......... Run B. 25 ft. 8 . 2 in ft. W . D. 51. Jonklns A arm i J e n k in s D. M. Ju n kIns U „ IT „ t» 4. * . 19 .. , g r . *TC7(X . iv* * n . 21 S3 i •fa • — l,. 33 * » ST J3 (iM B L L O k V I L t i E Ax H r r o r d fd In .itoU* A-l-l-ljil.R.II X. W . i ; o f linn B. 62 '* ft. S 261 ft W. 8 2 ft. N* to neg. ' Rva ft It. W. Il. ru30 ft. W. o f N I: Cur. dott fi.fio Reg. o f N. W ' i Ilf E va ft R W. Hern* j Run W. yn ft. dim . 8.601 X. 59 8ft. 59K. ft. 99 ft. lifg, Rva ft II. W. Ilcrn. g . 139 ft.*\V. Ilf lilt. Ilf don ................. 7.50 'R e W. line of H olly AVe. atld Kvg ft II. W. Ilc rn N. line o f Untdstirirn Ht. don 189 Rim N". I i o rt. w . r.o ft. Bvu & ii. W . Ilcrndon 3.oo ! 8. 119 f l r - K . 59 ft. lteg. at N. K. C op o f 8 . Bvu & u. W. H ern­ *j o f W. >4 o f H. B. ‘ i don 3 91) Ilf N. \V. I,r N B U o f Bvn ft 11 W. HernRun 8. 157 H ft. W . Dm ft. don ____ 3 09 N. 1571j ft. K. loo ft. to Bvn ft It. W. Il. rnRp«r . ......................... . d on 3 nu l l f g nt stnke « 7u ft. W, o f Bvu & II. W. llt-rnK. 'J Sec Post .............. don ...... _ ......... 3.On Run 8. H5 ft W. ID) rt. N 85 ft. B. 110 ft. to P». o f Plat Hnnk 1. P a g e ISO Seminole County •( M. n, flondrlch • . 'l * ' B ^ A C B *8 6T B 1IIYIIIO .N OP R L O C K “ C " MUI.I.ON VII.I.K An llrrurdeil * v las i. *? E*- *.,*®4!*1 *• Hfsnlxnl* Cnnnly Hfrnrds. i '*• °1 1*1 Vk o l ...™. 15 J, m . Itrown . 33.30 ■ L L A A. PACK'S P I . A T O P P A R T O P « FC. 30 T P I t I t A M i K 39 An R r *■ P l * l llook I , Pngs g|, Hnmlnalf Cnunly Rppnrds. . I W. V. Wlieelcr 20.10 •3 . ,T F v x A. Herndon 2U.I0 ^ 1 9 _________________ Evn A. Herndon... 2119 1IOI.O.HN R E A L K S T A T K C O M P A N Y A U D IT IO N TO XANFORD As H f 1^ ^ ^ * r^ * ^ - * * ***** *’ • * * ' I ^ P i g f HI, Hemlnul* County llprurd* U e L B R Y A V B . A D D IT IO N T O SAN FO R II As Ilrr.irilnl In Pint Hnuk I f * 6 M *93 A 136. R rm ln u le C o u n t y H rrnriU . T A II. B. Lew In 11.74 la A J M. (SIHim 39.71 3 C It. U. HlckM.il 3.1li I •* T o m Mcrldllh ....... 3.IJ * L Tom Mcrldllh ....... 3 .1 : Bfthlb' is ah uriCoVporated' municipality, having two miles o f payed streets. The Town has voted a Bond issue for paving 4 1-4 miles o f additional paved streets this summer. Improvements mean that real estate w ill K H 5 ft. 8. 50 ft. f t.pHM I leg. |o rh. H. a n d 39 ft. 5V. (if u 8 cc. P ». nil E. lin e o f Her. 36 Til. 19 R 30. llu n W . 139 ft. x . 60 ft. H. 139 ft. 8 tn R eg A lin ll.c iio the W 81 f t . > anil ll,cm i llr g . 10 cli. 8. a n d . 17? ft. W . o f u Her. P it Run W . on X. Finn K n u rlin g Mt 130 ft. tn K. l.ltli* P lllm e lln AVI*, th en ce X . 60 ft. K. 120 ft. tn W , lin o A lle y th c u e « 8i 60 ft, tn b eg . ,nln 3 and 4,’ Pace Arran, being n linrtlnn o f ( | n v i rumen* Lot 2. Her. 30 Tt*. I t . R. 3 1 ................... Hlglied. A I.F H R D K O S T K R . T a x Culler Ry Ellen liny. Deputy Cul|cctnr. I *1 Realty Trunl Co. 3,1: 3 61 W. Wild Caribou Lik^ Florida State College. ■ Pint Efforts of Mankind Will Entertain Home j IK In Protecting Lives Economic girls May 3d § T., llumithrkH as can be found in Orange county. Many farm ers are now preparing land fo r cultiva­ tion. Approxim ately 5,000 lots have been sold in Bithlo to approximately three thousand in­ dividuals from all parts o f Am erica. A per­ centage o f the property owners will surely de­ velop their property. There are f acres o f virgin ■PHthousands o___________ timbered lands surrounding Bithlo that will be turpentined and sawmilled. Bithlo is suburban to no other city and is so situated as to best serve Eastern Orange County, being 18 miles East o f Orlando, 21 miles West o f Titusville, 40 miles south o f New Smyrna, 100 miles north o f Okeechobee. 3.3! Sy. V CLARK.' 3 15 ■ e ? 1* ? ! ? o r Aa a R K D t T . •# lllk IS, M « i U K H o f » A*4ltl«a «• » > f « 4 u |. ,m«, „ , A Itaklmuix'* Hurtey . oh , f |,a (a ,w IralxwlB t saxty B i » r f t . T >5 Unknown !....... 10 j 33 ;; t’ lmrllp N’ yrly .. ... | ii. iw. punk.......... 1 1 * Unknown ____ 11 34 ___________ Josh lU r r la .... ...... 6.19 3.15 3 13 3.15 4.5L ______ CANTW ELL, AltnfBf, M »y IS.— Wm. T. Lopp, supefUttAadent of the Alubka division of Iho bureau of education, predicts that studied efforts ht herding will ret b it Jn"tha domestication o f the wild ciftibou roving Alaska In hundrudk o f thou­ D. aTKADirORD'O ADDITION TO HANFORD .\*x ttrcarded l i Flat ■Mk I. rasa t ie l « a l l « | ( f’aaaly Hrcanla , * * • .J Maggie Davla ........ 10.89 sands, u ;; R. -J. W hite ......... 6.411 When the caribou learn that man ' !* It. J. W hlta _______ 6.49 l|.oo will shield them from predatory 6.40 iuiimu's and provide them with pro­ tected ranges, they Will become btntc, in the opinion of Dr. Lopp. 3 onm ca rib o u h erd a already have become, in a m e a a u re , doraeatic. They o f t e n m i n g l e for weelu with reindeer herda and learn thee* ia. nothin# to the furclad Eakimoa who hover near to keep away wolvaa and other beaata of prey. th domestic Cook g rad u ally f e a r fro m 4.0B T A L IA H a SSF.E, May 1.1.— Floridu State College for Women will entertaip the Home Economic Club girls sent here from throughout the state from May 30 to Jufte 0. While at the college the girls "will recclva instruction. One purpose o f the short cpurie Wil Ibo to teach them how to improve and beautify theri homes with the* use o f mate­ rials within their reach. Among other things that will bq taught in the course this year ia the art o f making rag ruga. The aervice department o f the Y. W. C. A. at tho college is undertaking to eol'ect material^ fo r the aamplea to be made by the girls. Lawadrv ban wilt be placed in a l U & p o r mltories where the coUa^Hn may put worn out dothinK^^noBe. The raga will b e . dyed bmQre they' are made Into ruga. V a ld e z ^ H o te l L o b b y �I 4 Tiis Sale will mean much for the people of Seminole County * * * i 1 **| ■ ust to give you an idea of the Churchwells’ purchasing power, ye operate our own wholesale house and eight retail stores ye buy in big quantities and pay cash— that’s how we do it. SHOES 10 Yards Limit 10 yarcia to customer, Limit 10 yards to customer, i»m>M i r ^ \ f* LOW PRICES Palm Beaches, Mohairs, Seersuckers, Gabardine and ■ •* i Woolens Buy now at our Value Sale, Boys’ Stitched Down Brown Oxfords Sizes 111-2 to 2 Men’s Real Good Overalls 1 - ■4 *’ wi I ; 75 A t Per Puir ........I -»* #M ll Jy . t I'.vk., **ft •> . * ' *1 �iri ( tv First-hand. -11 r t t ; \ -'fV r ■ Moridan Relieves in the brilliance o{ Florida# Every H W k k rt •Ttvr • « * « • « « « » ( • ■ > i i r kT r t o I l f r « ) 4 P r l » l l » f future. There is no one with so poor an imagination that h6 IcA . n »r«K cannot vtdualize*a state here with a population of five or ten I ’je/p ef«1 »■ Bwf pi Cl*s^ Matter, Oc- millions where we now have little over one million. We can i ,th* .Postorric* at all see in'ten years time every acre a prosperous farm every Sanford, Florida, under act of March swamp drained and fertile soil, every town a populous and *. 1»»T. industrious city. AH this we Floridans expect. Wre expect this because we believe in Florida. Few of '• iO L L A J in U DRAW -------------------- ® d llr r us have taken the time or the trouble to make any very thor­ - " fc. H O W A R D B K flO -------ough investigations. Few of us know more than hearsay |«T M s « * * l l a A m n P h a a a 148 about other sections of the state other than our counties. In How many residents of DeSota county have ever been in . itJTISCHlFTlO?* R A T H S i Eseambin? they Dm Taar___-*7.00. dlx Month* Itr^ f E sea m b in ? Yet they belirnr1ff"!«^fftfurS==treem»e ‘*>iHv#r*d In Clly by Carrier per have an unshakable confidence in the state as a whole. w rrk lS c. Weekly Edition IJ Per Yet it is good sometimes to have our beliefs substantiat­ »aar. ed. It is encouraging to hear the words of someone who has sr*< . ■ ■f e c ia l , n o ticri All obltaary been in remote counties, who has investigated and knows con­ *’ go tiers. carda of thanks reaolutlona ditions throughout the entire state. William Jennings Bryan and notlcea of entertainments where a r a t e era made, w ill be c h a r g e d has just returned to Miami from a trip which took him to r at r egu lar advertla ln g ratee. every county, except two, in Florida. He spoke in every ■eMHER THE ASSOCIATED P H M I county seat in those counties visited, and sometimes in two, The Aaaoctated rreaa la exclus­ three or four other towns in the county besides. Read what ively entitled to the uaa for repub- he has to say of Florida and its future: Jcatlorr of • all nkwk dlepatehea credited to It oi not otherwlee “ Florida is a wonderful state nml the informa­ eradlted In thia paper and also the tion which I have obtained will enable me to adver­ |let) n t v i Duhlitned herein. All right* of re-HObltcatmt. of *p#et»l tise its vast possibilities. Less than eight per cent dlepatchri herein are aiao reserved. of the tillable land of the state is cultivated, but that THURSDAY, MAY 15, 192-1. which is producing proves the fitness of that which is not yet developed. Often on one side of the road FOR TODAY. there is a splendid grove or garden, while across the iS F6 ll RIGHT LIVING: road is land of the same kind awaiting clearing.. ^ L e t all bitterness, and wrath, nntl Florida ought to have 5,000,000 of people instead anger, AnJ eUfnaun and eVil speak­ ing, bo - put -atvuy from you, with of a million, and she will have as soon ns the North all malice; and be ye kind one to knows of the opportunities awaiting settlers. A another, tender-hearted, forgiving, great deal of money has been spent — wisely spent one another, even as God for — in reclaiming the arid lands of the West. The Cbriat’a sake hath forgiven you. | Ephesians 4: 31, 32. same kind of development will come in the swamp lands of Florida. The lands of our state are nearer A DITTY. to the markets and capable of producing two or i My trua-love-hath my heart, and I more crops a year. A great deal of Florida’s pro­ have his, By Juit exchange one to the other duct can he carried by water, a factor of great im­ given: portance. ) I hfdd his dear, and mine he can­ “The new Seaboard railroad line that will con­ not miss, There never waa a better bargain nect West Palm Bench and Tampa is now under a » - driven, v - - - construction. We saw the track graded in several Jrly true-love hath my heart, and I places— in some places the ties were being laid. This have hia. a r if Mi' a w * *. f t railroad will not only shorten the distance between “ Hia heart* ih me keeps hha 'and ’ ' Miami and Tampa and lessen the cost of travel be4 me in one, tweeTTAhe two cities, but it will hasten the develop­ ,My heare in him hia thoughts and ment of the land between the two coasts. senses g u id e s:___ lie loves my heart, for once it was “There are a number of towns on both the At­ 5 hia own, lantic and Gulf coasts which are growing rapidly m 1 cherish his because in me it ’ and have great promise. These are largely relying *» bides: on tourist trade; but the tourists will carry back re­ M y true-love hath my heart, and I have hia. ports of the agricultural possibilities of the state ‘ — Sir Philip Sidney. and thus assure un increasing stream of settlers. The state has a remarkable list of prducts. Her ex­ *; Thia "Third Party" seems to tended seaeoast gives her importance in the shipping gave been mostly a mirage. 4 ------- o—----- J of fish, oysters, crabH and shrimp, while her winter Sanford has lost a respected and vegetablesjarc na vared and as famous as the product eful citizen with-, the, death of of her groves.” Thomas Eiqrqet.WlIspn. • Berlin i s ‘reported rejoicing over -*•0- K e m s T o H a v e R u n I n to S o m e C o m p e titio n ■ v *_______lr , v L<r'\------- !------------------------------ - A P B r fe b 'a k M It France DUlike* Tat**. -n United States Juntie*. Science Beat* Civilization. T o Keep Delegate^ Pure, C op y r ig h t. n24 THE FRENCH FRANC dropped badly yesterday and it’s not sur­ prising. The French election shows thnt France is worried— obout things in general. That worries owners of French cur­ rency. Blit,be careful how y oo sell francs abort. Thoke that tried It have had a painful experience re­ cently . 1 ____ __ F .P .R i 105 Palraet^j noticeW E , HAVE D R E D S OF POINCARE'S DOW NFALL Sur­ prises those that do not know .the French people. After he Jta<l done almost everything the French wanted, including forceful treat­ ment o f the Germans in the occu­ pation o f the Ruhr, the French put Poincare out. The French do not Hke direct taxation. French peasants especially ob­ ject to tieing taxed. They are willing to buy bonds of their coun­ try, to their lart franc. Rut.thoy don’t understand the frunca being taken away iom them, especially after they won the war. LY USED STON E, H 0t GOODYEAR U N I T E D S T aI R O Y A LC 0R D 1 A L L S I Z E S IN( IN G FO RD T IR E S AT T H A N HALF i A L S O W H E E L )] R IM S AT THERE ARE JUNGLES — o f crime— and jungle savages in this republic as there is in Africa. And you will Pnd in the United States crime—Jungle brutality greater, more cold-blooded and cruel than among barbarous people. Six .ban­ dits, after stealing fifteen hundred dollars in cash and knocking ^thfec persons senseless with the batU, o f their pistols, locked thorn with four others in a refrigerator, leav- - — ~i-=' ing them to freeze to death. They would all have frozen hq<l. Rot. u mere accident saved them. P R IC E , ALL SE E US. RAY BR( BALLOON TIRE SANFORD’ WE HANDLE FLEDGED" B/ y . COOLIDGE AN D JOHNSON ] MIAMI DAILY NEWS I • - CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $215,0 I WHEN PUZZLING PROBLI COME UP IN CHICAGO A ALAN held up on the street, with only a few'cents in his pocket, was beaten ipto' lnsonsibiiity and almost killed by the highwayman "to teach him bet­ ter next time.’ The American criminal is par­ ticularly cruel and the American niob particularly brutal. The result of the Republican jiriJohnson hasa l-a y s opposed in-inarles insofar as they have shown i ternational cooperation; Coolidgc pluralities for President Coolidge. was for It until the question be demonstrates one thing, nml ono came part o f a political conspiracy, thing only, which Is that the stal­ when ne followed Mr. Lodge. John­ M aking im portant decisions may warts in his party are entirely sat­ son has always fought our accept­ isfied with the reactionary policies ing the International Court o f Jus­ tice; Coolidge has shown some fa v ­ 5 be a daily experience. But when puz of the executive. The Massachusetts idea, which or for it, but only by articulation. problems do com e up, their solution isj is hut another term for New Eng­ No nttempt hns been made to steer great importance. NEAR THE N EW S',of criminal land conservatism, finds its truest it through the foreign relations brutality you reud about the expression in Air. Coolidge. Thn committee o f the senate. starting o f u gigantic generator policies o f New England through­ The nunmer o f vote* cost fo r the The business and financial experie in one o f the Editor electric light out the years have run counter to President in the primaries, if not o f this bank, our facilities for gathe plants. With one finger, M. Si thu composite thought o f the na­ considerably augmented at the N o­ Sloan, president o f the company, tion. Ono has only to make super­ vember election, would result, not inform ation, are invalua yesterday threw a switch nnd ficial search of history to find that in a seven million plurality rev crs-jS Poincare's* recent * defeat. Thfn started generating ii0,0U0 kilo- the people o f the northeastern area ed but in one twice that size. Ten J* aids in helping business men to make! Speaking Of An “ Epigram O f Success.” fra n ce must have made a mistake. wutls of electricity, equal to 67,000 have never thought in common with ier cent o f the vote, ordinarily, j " i/ * « ’? ■i %!§ a a <i *s<■it /. h . i* horsepower. right decision. the rest o f the country. It would n an election, forms the bnlance of Leading a series of “ Epigrams of Success” given out . U isn’t how much money you • not be within the truth to say thnt power. Only one Republican out lake J j i i y m w n .one tipie.by the SLixmis hardware king, E. C. Simmons, was SCIENCE HAS PROGRESSED the I’reciden.'a nomination will be o f ten, therefore need bo separatis now much you save due to the force of the administra­ de from his partisan inclinations to this assertion: “ Promptness is the essence of all good busi­ more rapidly than civilization. tion. Quite nuturaly, ev e ry . vote bring ubout the defeat of Mr. Coolrace of men thut with one finget ness.” .* •‘ Speaking of speed G at Britain •«.«». .. . am,start.n„mat-Uinu.to pseduonig controlled by .thi^oiricial regime Idge. haa an airplane that i •flvtfrtfc* -• •••The ‘ ‘essence” of all g o o Q M t t f l ;, do.^u.Tgai,M>Hat‘» Q7.0QQ horsopowet is unable hurt cf^me out to thfr primaries; but J 'Niy,eneHwil!''aSkrtt'tW«t thS fMbX <H^MUNri*Y BUILDER tee,hundred and fm ntxdW e-m llea nil it* laws, police, parliament*, thc President h»* a strength with- lie thought o f the country today Is an nour. B F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1T.NBH.I not progressive, yet Mr. Johnson judges-and prisons to do away with in his own party buygnd this. The truth, is-that the opposition did not demnstrato that fact. Most war or with brutal crime bctweetV top,'to4hii n iiiiiiiiiiu m iif Bergdoll says his -buried fortune wars. — ------------- *; warBU ° fifr. Coolidge in his own party i*olationisU who h n v e p re *HM/lwui. *>* I Is worth f275,000 to him, provid- well •that'Jvorrf,' <>t#aeni* ti.* p ro m p tn e a a J S 4 h e e ^ n c u o f .. . --------------- 'hau had'nr-v'y^'v tn tfitf demonstrntirrtnt S o^ In d S p S riS fr P°r t in tl'° lnat year have been de^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I Inlted Slat**. Pfrimptfirsa^is ulao a most important virtue for life in wives, mothers, daughters, aisters thinking Republicans o f tho coun - 1*cated. I* It not fa ir to assume, The little girl down the street genef&I. The man, for^nstame, who is prompt for his meals ami aunts o f delegates- that will try nr.- not in approval with either therefore, that the primary shows soon come to tho Democratic con­ thu Ma^i uhcusetrt president or the ! ns mu^h ?PP08ition to Johnson us ■ayr ,«h« doesn't, waht is often more than a careful follower of rules of punctuality. vention in New York. -* Alnrsnchusets senator. Nine- j 8UPP°i-t o f the President. Heaven* since ape )tya bee He is prompt because *he is considerate of the housewife or Commissioner Enright, head of tenths o f these independents are ' The average standpatter does enso much about "Hell's Bell o the cook responsible ior serving the meal. He is on time for the city's police, will investigate, opposed to isolation, both cconom- j thusc over the President. He suits S W HOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS ft BBfl Wonder if - that ‘'concentrated breakfast not because he enjoys getting up in the morning warn and purify all vice resorts, ical and political, but Hiram Joh n -1this class perfectly, but whether Richmond, Virginia. r uny, existing in tho biggest city son upon this pro.wrtion nmkei 1 ■‘ amlpatters form a majority fo o d /' which enabled. Major Mar­ tin and his mechanic to subsist, at a set hour, but because he understands that the comfort in the world. of the home folks will be better ussured by 4i promptly served waa Eskimo Pie? ,hi" , ,h' S f f J s s s i ’i f s o . '. u . r . 's Cabaret performances are to be r » ' « I not in April or May. ------- o censored, dance halls arc to be ele­ dent himself. and promptly eateij breakfast. vated in tone. Local politics- art* beginning to This is a homely,way to apply the big hardware man’s wax warm and politicians are be­ The morals of delegates ure to ginning. to mention each other’a nxiom, but it happens to bo the most important way to apply be preserved at anv cost. names. it. The little things thu'so-called little things of life, are Some o f thu delegates, perhaps, At- ■ —■ - O what count most in the long run. Tho selfish woman who is will object, but that is the pro­ Now it Is said that that bobbedgram. h a ir bandit didn’t Ihayc her hair never reudy on time is as much in need o f that “ epigram of MERCHANTSANDMINERS her career success” abbut importance of promptness as is the lazy Mr. fcbbed at all. It was v ONL OF THE greatest demonMHMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMBMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMaMIIIIII that waa bobbed. naNsroRTATiorf Put-it-ofT whom lack u; promptness keeps at the bottom of ztrations ever witnessed in tho COMPANY , m ® lift g ** **succfessfutfy fled t ^ono the ladder leading to financial independence. And this be­ United State* was seen yesterday succl K inng K i t r .i a i i T AX I» P A x s K x r .k H s u i t v i c e . when a million people lined, twelve g 'TampSlgn-ilhe clttua cause “ success’' is never rightly measured by dollars. inning earn palgiw in e fnrk aan vlllr T o s Dm YVar mile* of Chicago's street*, greeting o»* w«r • ‘rtow t . M a x s r a P a l l* ____ ....... #11.13 g n 4 pji-— Dr. MtcKenzlc is ■ PruRKlsts are Instructed to refund money tn-every liutaaft] * Promptness, then, when inspired by consideration of Cardinal Mundelein, archbishop of t A lln n l lr f l l x ......... S3H.S4 r.Vott Y o rk . X . Y. ___ :m.si satisfactory result* are n«t obtained. The .very iwil-c*" diAg another—tho McAdoo state SfilllHiiirr. MJ........ SI).Ml I’ k llm lr lp hln . |>B. ...... x »..vh other people itf mOrg than the essence of good business It is Chicago, in his progress from the CI.KJl JU.YKM l.lVRlt AND tuuxKV |ll<ial»n, S m , , . . ......... n,liif»n'ir T ,ini*P0 *,Triljuije. p 'I'l tla lnirith , Pq. . _ ___ 3»JI M almost Invar la lily stop* Hi etendency of Stive Una »nd oapeeially valuable In the everyday duties and pleasures. It railway station to tho Holy Nnmo * m i n i s I l l ........ . ZZW Suvanim k, Oq........... ■ and th e thir d do * e usu ally s t o p s th e sev er est COLD. Th* Cathedral. ■rirtpinuii, o. .. .... ..." no.ai * T » l » 4 o . O. ................. 41.71 S m u st lie clas sed aa a s e r i o u s d is e a s e eo a c t rid of I t 1 le woman who knelt on the rnil- sort of fits in with the admonition, “ Do that bit o f kindness * l ) r l r » l t . Wlrh. . ...... 4I.D.Z Jn rk m m vlllr T o Duviating from the custom us­ / y ° u r niuscleq are s o r e o r y o u h ave that chilly tad track, apparently in prayer, now, you may not pass this way again, or I may not be here t U u n lr n i l, P. a .................. OOJW3 *\ V nskln alas. I). C. ..._ 31.TI K lo u du ll h eadach e. ICa a s u r e snrn thnt you havs u!» ually followed in this country, CarDielafi •nfottihittrf sp ot-for hfcr r - % » l U » r M < o r * » » i l a d e r p K i » ' an d • i n u v a W? t i / u f P n e u m o n ia t o develu u, but buy a twills * r •■-.*>&*v ■■■:-'r « v:+ a ilinal rMundelein passed ' tfirmrgir' vaOoaa)'vvticieea. * Tho train' did ytten. $q\j , dune. »vV* J J O N M LIM-:it A N D K ID N E Y T O N i C tod a y. Tho c u t U ' the streets, to .the great satisfac­ P h llm tH phia o r D sltlm n r e: d ir e c t c o n * * c t l o n s ■ “ n‘* y o u r an nut a f f o r d t o t a k e a c h a n c o at this tl*s •*1 --------------- o--------------->t stop. at Philuiivl|ihia. th ree da y* lay o v e r a t Unltlmore. 2 P a r sa le at tion of the crowd, wearing tho full ■ - o r o o m s on pther steam ers have e e - i , tin. n,en|- un st e a m e rs THERE ARE SOME apparently who do not know what consistorinl costume o f a cardinal, b x c o p t on tlokelH remlinir Bi tetfhany- and Uerkahlr a an d *um« Scarcely a bootlegger exists are Inchuletl. All r o o m s on rttiis.t.t oiiarn*. \ R O U M IL L A T & A N D E R SO N bom you would trust around the a newspaper is. For their benefit we reproduce the follow­ including the great cloak o f cardi­ J a c k s . hi title T o Hull Ini..re J u rk siin v llle T o P k lla d elp k ta nal red, with red capo, trimmed SiOU P. Mo tin Savsnnnh >mer with a nlckle. Yet every ing by Joseph Pulitzer, who said of the New York World: Bioo V. Jin via S a v a a a a k with gold lace, ana a wide-brimmed MHMMMMMMHMMMMMMMM»MMMMMMMMMHMMMHM>B"l," ia l pne you,drink his stuff you place [‘An institution that should always fight for lia r hat of red und gold. It iH report­ pur life -(n his hands. A l l e a h e n r IT 3* Permian p rocess and reform, never tolerate injustice or ed, by onlookcis, that the enthus­ l l a n a r d .... it 31 Iterkmklre iasm of tho crowd waa trul^extra(ilu n erslrr corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, »A Florid! 1Novrtf v* papers "iare 14 31 N a ntuck et K*: ill % * tra l OP tho gubernatorial . never belong to any pnrty, always oppose privileged t e lle r Tkmm a MmUmrJ f U H . t ordinary. (Use* V For Coughs and Cold* ice. Yes, extremely "still.” — Autohinhllea c nrri. il on all st e sm sr a . ( l a r l n d l n a rinsed .-ear* an classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy aches, j fetumlgia. RR«o CHOLERA BECOMES danger­ pa Tribune. With all such •^'leahnMy H eifclllrrl, Becuru s t a t e r o o m accoin ftiodatlon* ous In India, 096 cases, 391 deaths um) All Ache* and with the poor, always remain devoted to the public nml reservq s p a c e f o r au lu m o b lle a w e ll In uilvanre k’ ull In f e r , Mendid men in the race, how could am tlou on reouext a t " A » k Mr. F o s t e r " bu reau s, o r ,nIOr in one week nt Mysore. Natives tell Ayone have a choice? welfare, never be satisfied wth merely printing news, ALL D R uccan H A 11.15, G eneral A q e n t . J n r k x i n v l l l r . PI* you that health measures are fool­ ------ o--------T l e k e l O l d e r and Pier. SOS i:. Hay SI. T e l e p k o a * S38 always be drastically independent, never be afraid to ish, that it is ridiculous not to al­ *S« a n d 6 8 c , Jar* U •n't It funtijs-wkatrw lot o i d i f attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or low religious bathing in the sacred Hospital six^ J3J» ■nee a little.thlngean.m ike. A Ganges, swarming with disease predatory poverty.” [How who talk* about yourself germs and decorated with floating a "brilliant personality,” but If corpses. himself, ho. ia u ■ im iH s iiB s x n k v m s is M s is s s s s s s in ii Here, in the United States, there re. M Y F A V O R IT E S T O R IE S is one rather serious outbreak o f Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street By IRVIN S. COBB smallpox. Some of the natives In Jno. W. Sneed U wd presting to Phone 539 —America tell you between, out­ ---------■sda> hg's Tampa Ti Y our Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied. For 'years this la loh ta been one had ripi>ed his shoulder and another breaks that vaccination ia ’all non­ ring thab the: sense,’ but when smallpox comes II of Blythe’s standby a: •* and injW ed Horse Feed hud blown his cap oft, be had an Mule Feed Sam was born und reared, ih the inspiration. lie made himself a they run to be vaccinated. >une no editorial. western part of New York, on tha suit of awning cloth o f broad alterIcnsce E xists" ‘ Cow Feed Calf Feed IN JAPAN, aa in France, the -oW Lu tn n n m n lower fringe o f the Adirondack note stripes o f red, white and .blue. party in .power la defeated, both In at Itfsit natton-wldc. region. He says there used to be a; Hen Feed But the first time ho wore this Chick Feed was born In Georgia, got his guide over in the mountains who,’ costume abroad they brought! him elections coming together in re­ « E gions. far apart. Premier Kiyou8 When your Earning Capacity is much less t b u rt In.Tennantcb/sbrvetl the pub- being reckless by nature, made u home again, bored through , and Pigeon Feed Squab Feed | Jn New York, efficiently ban- specialty of escorting city sports-[ through. As he emerged from h ra, of Japan, likq Poincare of ^■1 Present time— N“ ’v is the time to save— white 7' more money than any other men into the wilderness during the"1thicket u city gunner stationed France, must mako room for an­ ■ able. ; nun in Washington, and has hunting season. Any North Woods across a clearing had plugged him. other.; tVHAT MORE DO YOU Y ou will be surprised to see how fast your ■ many years In-the Weal. * Hit' veteran will tell you this Is a hasAt the inquest tha remorseful WANT? IN GERMANY policemen and i the Roosevelt uf the Democratic ardous catling. Moreover, the mor­ slayer was Introduced aa a witness. 3 grow w ith regular System atic Sa« so-called "reds” are shot down in tality figures prove it. 'N ow look here/' said the cor- rioting. Armored care with ma­ I- the Seminole County Bank. Green sportsmen invade the tali' courae nobody accused yon chine guns at work pass through ?orth Trammell was in Sanford timber carrying high-powered rifle* 2, -------COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US* ii *00*1 old Jim Intention- the streets active. Everybody sym­ •y on his way to speak to apd shoot at everything they see ally. But Iit docs seem curious to pathises with foreign countries in i voters of Ocala. VMr. Trammell* moving in the bushes. Th* result me—and I imagine it strikes thu MAKE THIS YOUR BANK optimistic sAout the gubor- ‘ • th a t a few of them Jcill ono an- members of the jury the same way all their troubles. But everybody race. •Vcifr often it’s tfi« ftJyt destroy —when Jim waa in striped clothes out of the idiot asylum ought to TUMI > r, eomiogj-into tho home* hvir «'jldes,j.ven,thaufth the latter. which you could make out a mile know that thia is a good tints for that wins the race, and it 0 j ■•‘ t-profection wear red shirts away, that you, standing not a hun­ tho United States and its amateur , • • somewhat delayed horse ■™ »wu and white packer dred yards distant, should mistake statesmen to stay at home, attend j _____ to their own business and let forchiefs. „ A v * ,1 ,1 :i r * ' ' is this race. Certain! him for a deer/’ cou •• brother, Park Tn This particular guide, ao graph-; r jF P g a is :. I didn’t mistake him for * lonstraUd that he — *. k.Uy recallcdhy V MvVral said ffi Sutw, cougtf and not Ihia own with the voters. cloao calls, Flnaly, when a bulled was a'zebra/' * ’1? ill I PIT to sny world eourt. S ■ ................' " 1 •''i’ST t ev>; I accurate I 1 FIRST S \Virginia G o N o r tit £ £ Produce Com) 5 Headquarters for all Varieties of Fn ■ and Vegetables, Prompt and Pers l Attention to All Shipments THE NEW TREATMENT FOR fc t. 3AD SANFORD FEED AND SUPPLY CO. “ W ant Save Ha That’s the Success Rule There Is Coming A Time WINTER EGGS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS EGGj ISHINE IGMASH ' ^ Per cent V �•<F>y m i: Office 148; Sit J TOM I t U t f 'K j r f D . j 'K C . '^ ryH MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. ■ 8 H K 3r?V S S L" : 9ANF0RD HERA1 . :r . Phone 493-J. »A T , 1! 15,1624. R s d t o p r jg ja m , Program for May 13. WSB— Atlanta Journal (429 ) 8Motoring to Lakeland Tuesday 9, classic concert; 10-:45, organ. on business wns Charles Henry. WGR— Buffelo (319) 4-5:30. mu|sic recital; 5:30, news. Shopping in Sanford, Wednesday, WMAQ—Chicago News (4475) 6, was Mrs. Free Allen, o f Orlando. talks; 7:40, orchestra; 8 University M. O. Overstreet, o f Orlando, n of Chicago lecture. WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 7candidate for State Senate, was in 10, program, orchestra. Sanford Wednesday morning, KYW— Chicago (638) 5:30, con- Upsala A n d ^ Grapeville REMARKABLE SUCCESS WITH NEW PRESCRIPTION FOR P Itl Mr. and Mrs. Lucas and baby, of Astor, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Rccheiter, N. Y. For years it ness or distress arising from ff« Mrs. Hirschi and Mrs. Neese at­ has been known that many so-call­ orrhoids or Piles now hat t tended the May Day exercises on ed remedies for the relief or cure wonderful prescription .kaolin Friday at the ______ West Side primary. of Hemorrhoids or Piles were sim- MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES can Mrs. B orelf spent Thursday w ith U 1 - ? -1>alliat.,,v!* " nd B* ve onl>r tem*' obtalned fo r ,a modiran r, I V u , . *< z i-T .m ,f ■-narary-. TrUcf wtrttr surgtp*l-wiwTMrs. . ~ U U K A M . * * ' Mrs. A*-Hr Luna-> >t| on, often adopted ndopted as a-last re-[m oney hack if dissatisfied plan. n >if. ?3w vtrr quiit. sort never removed the cause but The cleverly arranged and beau- “curios’’ with Rebecca You’ll b« amazed to i simply the formation. tlfu lly lig h ted carnival at the SanS Elizabeth Shoemaker Paulina nr and n P«.i1ln« \r— 1- —— Wells b*». quickly it acts. Blessed relief T. O. Tyner was confined to his Mrs. James has trn. It has remained foe a well known ford High School came to a c! close Wallace in charge, and “ Madame ten comes in an hour; ovep guest this week, fh «r dkUgntw •“ ,„jo a 5 . Wednesday night with a lar W 3AI—Cincinnati ‘ 309 ) 6:30, home for a few days. He stopped doctor of thin city to find the real cases of tong standing with Zara,” the;fortune teller, who wa« Anderson, o f WsarrtnUty. N ^ v lj , . TiuMiUy. remedy. Years of patient, pains­ on a nail a few days ago and it crow d than the 'night before. "This Miss Margaret Cewan. , community chest; 7, chimes; 7:15, .Ifodnje •Roosevelt A u xll- carnival wan one o f the most suc­ taking effort on hto part ha» re­ fuse heeding, really wonderful' nearly . penetrated Tho babies were there, little and music. . . _ _ his . , foot. 3, will m*«o at the ladies’ ce ss fu l'o fits kind ever staged in Mrs. W. W.~Potter le ft , sulted in a prescription that will suits have- been accomplished. Itie First Baptist.Church Sanford., Miss McRae, director, big, with their milk bo'ttlea and for her sunimee*|lome In Ja actually heal pi!|* 'and absorb 1Tj| r . • r. t Remember the name. J ib o pacifiers. They were Frank Wight, ■W r « 7 k “ T 'S “ n u T ’ 3' l" U' ! „ . E™U “ r - J - E S X them never to return. faculty and students are to bo con­ Maud Carraway, Evelyn TilyloC, Michigan. Mr*. Potter wl SUPPOSITORIES, and be sure gway two or threto month!, will meet at Mrs. H ar- gratulated on the succesa o f the c W M X - a .« l . n d ( * » 8. * , H. -m No man or woman noed suffer i follow the simple directions that | Ruth Green, Shared Whitfield, A l­ 1 ■u . n’s st 3 otyock. undertaking! another hour from any pain, sore- \come in each hox. gernon Speer and John Andes. On business here, Wednesday, in * " irV Vtoefc Club will' meet The big tent or main show had WOC— Davenport (481) 8:M 1*0 « » 10 W* « nWi ^ i 5 ? W"’ “ ° " ° P' The Siamese twins, Anna Rainer were J. H. Norfleet and so n ,‘J* H. , \V. J. Thigpen, at J0t30 * 4 k f several added attractions last eve­ nnd Elmn ToU r, were rich. They Jr., of Newberry, guests o f Ur« Val­ time; 9, orchestra. j Miss Eunice Tyner has returned Tho guest o f her sister, Mr*. ning. This little play was staged whittled all the time, claiming if dez Hotel. CLAIR AND MORRIS ' W FAA—Dallas Nows (476)! to her home. i ' t i. one and three o f the by the sophomores, Mias Carmeta 12:30-1, address; 8:30-9:30, musiWalter Morgan, i.» Miss Ruth Metyou would wittie away iront you al­ Cleaning, Preiming and Dy*4n*< it Church will meet In the Barber having charge, a n d 'w a s Little Marion and Edgar Lund- tinger, of Jacksonville. Miss MetGuests o f the Montezuma >, are cal, dramatic; 11- 12, orchestra tors at 3:30 o'clock. • about the most popular show on ways you would never be cut. Chil­ We arc now fully equipped with quiit have the chicken pox. Ed­ Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Herndon. Mr. WWJ—Detroit News (617) dren hung on their daddy’s necks Friday. , the gTounds. Music was furnished in order to see the Siamese twins, Herndon is hero with tho Hutton News orchesta, baritone, tenor gar has also a crushed linger, hav­ tinger will be in Sanford for about New Steam Press and DeiitretJ1 ok Lovers’ Club will meet by Miss Carmeta Barber, pianist, ing gotten hi* hand caugnt in an two weeks, she is with the Florida truck. Give us a trial. WCX— Detroit (517) 5, concert; engine. J. E Pace at 714 Oak and Miss Mary StoainofT, violinist. in charge here were Gladys Chris­ Engineering Company. Board o f Health. 110 3anford Ave.--------- Ph. 327-J ,’ tensen and Sarah Martin. 7i30, musical. lit 4 o’clock. Attractive booths for the uelling In Sanford, Wednesday night, fo r The merry go round was very Saturday WTAS— Elgin (286) 7:20-12, Volie Williams, Jr., has the o f cold drinks, sandwiches and ice t. It O K I I t ildren’s story hour at the cream were also arranged. The opular. Keeping it going were Ithe subscription bridge party at tho songs, orchestra. measles. Dr, Tolar was called out tr. OOdoWii lirln zr Montezuma, were Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Id Moye, Ethel Tillis and Malcolm 2 o’clock. WBAP— Foit Worth Stnr Tele­ and he i3 doing nicely. sophomores, with Miss Kathryn Cameron. fictn ry r «• li it II t S. Vernny. typew riter. any gram, <476) 7:30-8:30, concert; Symmes, Miss Lenabel Hagan in The 1924 salamagundi booth was m a k e. H ood as Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fry and 9:30-10:45 orchestra. charge, sold things to eat,. and here Motoring to Leesburg on busi­ new. A » k to ________ I guarded nnd watched over by Grandma Bengston wns here from KKKX— Hastings (341) 9:20, one. you could hear all the latest jazz;Gene Smith and John Wilson. A ness Wednesday afternoon were Windermere on Sunday, visiting at II. < l»OVI* • records on the victroia. The sen -; very attractive booth was that o f Raymond Fox, Jack Dooley, and Hastings College-orchestra. A t the I'rnptea lla a k \VOS—Jefferson City (110.9) 8. the homo ot Mr. and Mrs. Tyner. j (ide citizens feel much ior booth with cold dilnks and I the agricultural display. The fish C. E. McCall. talk. I'hune 22S j that Boston Steele has sandwiches was run by Miss E ch-; pond was busy all the time with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart nnd' two WDAF— Kansas City Star (411) I to be o candidate fo r ois. Miss Emma Spencer and Fred Mary Moye biting at the line while The many friends o f W. J. Mc­ children came with them and are vommiisioner fro m district Pope. The hot dog booth, with j Algernon Speer and Edward Mc- Bride will be sorry to learn o f hi* 3:30, musical matinee; 6, school of living in Mr. Fry’ s house, long the air; 11:45, nighthawks. Eclipse |one, if the people feel a freshmen In charge* was handled \Calley bothered the fishermen up critical illness nt his home on \V|IIt— Kansas City (411) 2. la­ known as the George Clark place. [should be made Mr. Steele by Miss Gladys Stemper, Miss [and invited them to fish. Palmetto Avenue. Balance of Ufe C o n tin u e s dies; 7 ,.solos; 8, orchestra, enter­ it* choice a s he under- Mary Fields and Miss Elizabeth; The policemen are to be com Rev. O. O. Eckardt will preach ( tainers. ____ons in. this part o f Shoemaker. lemonade, cakes and mended for the wonderful order C. H. Courser, maintenance en­ week. VVHAS— Louisville Journal (400) here next Sunday at the Lutheran lean M well nee the thing* candy were dispensed at tho jun­ kept. They were Claud Russell, gineer for the Southern Utilities, Church. Rev. Wuhlberg wns here i 7:20-9, concert, talks. ior booth with Miss Mahoney in |to be done to better cottWulter Barber, Andrew Carraway was in Sanford Tuesday. Mr. last Sunday and gave a good 1‘ HONE 8 KHJ—Los Angeles (395) 8 , or­ charge, Scotchle McCalley, tho most nnd Frank Dutton all in uniform. Courser left Wednesday morning i many waffle Q c ; r Mothers’ Luy sermon, being a chestra; 8:30, memory concert; original clown, ,\irnished fun for The judge, Killlam R. Williams, for points south. TTT ___ 4:45, stories; 9. children; 10, vocal, guest at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. [ ~ Earl Appleby had had to retiro from business be­ Carl Carlton. Mrs. Wester uiui a x i i B i i i i i i c s s s K i i c x i B i i s i s i Q S i s i i i i i l i i l i I k l l l l l |perlie Lee Bell Is leaving the crowd. instrumental; 12 , dance. Motoring to Orlando, Wednesday ay for Charlotte, North charge of the donkey and was very cause it was so dull. KFl— Los Angeles (469) 8:45, son o f Lake Mary were present!* All attractions were ten cents to attend the Medical Convention,. nnd played un the guitar und vio­ ■ to be jW V u n t at the particular as to who rode him. is Dr. J. T. Denton, accompanied I S°.ncert» convert; 11, concert lin. The side shows that afforded the and it is hoped that the athletic r College commencement and 12 , concert. a were i vthe --------- _..yv - Mtwwsittiiuii a i u .association nl ICC ilVUC realized a JInice little by Mrs. Denton - ;U Mrs. John Mt of her frindso'and rel- greatest amusement WGI—Medford Hillside (360) 5. Mrs. Tyner und son Elmer and|g Ur. and Mrs. Clifford Bell “ chamber o f horrors,'* with Miss |sum, fo r it in a credit to any school Leonard!. ‘ Big Bother Club; 5:30, talk; musi­ daughter Florence and Mrs. Fred in 'ord, Jr„ will Join her later Camilla Pulestop, Elizabeth Turn- , to work for a good, strong athletic cal; song hits. John C. W olf, traveling sales­ bull and Rpth Henry -in charge, association. Krvll, motored to Urlundo to shop{£ mw.Chandler, car, . W ’ MC— Memphis Commercial Ap­ man for Marshall Fields, waa in COMBS on Suturdny, ■ FANS Sanford Tuesday, on business, a peal >500) 8:20, orchestra. ---------!■ _ Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth WI.AG— Minneapolis - St. Paul guc-jt o f the Valdez Hotel while Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corby, after j Orlando Sunday to visit Auction Bridge Party Inform al “ Good Bye” (417) 7:30, lectures.’ here. BEADS [Mrs. I. D. Martin, who are n pleasant visit at the home of Mr. SKAC—Montreal (425) 7:30 cnThe many friends o f W. J. Mt* and Mrs. Johnson, ictt for their [tome time at the Howell Is Interesting Affair Luncheon Is Given In Bride will regret to learn that ho Uitainmcnt. York City (492) 5- home in Pennsylvania. Mr. Coiby A t Montezuma Hotel H onor Mrs. J. C. Gibbs is ill nt his home on Palmetto A v e­ |8. WEAK—Now METAL BONDS FOR THE H A IR mid-week services, talk, synco- is an electrician. nue. |Irene Morgan has returnpators. The auction bridge party given home in Now MartlnsWe noticed Sunday how tine the i Mrs. Henry W ight entertained a WJZ— New York (455) 5-8:30. Mrs. Clifford Peabody and chil­ young urange groves lately set o u t !" tst Virginia, after several at tho Montezuma Hotel Wednes­ few o f her friends informally at a talks, music; 8:30, dance. dren are at Daytona Leach fo r 10 visit here with her sister day night for the benefit o f the WHN—New York (360) 7:30- by Mr. Hoort and one by Mr. Whldgood-bye luncheon Wednesday, at days as the guests o f Mrs. D. A. i C. Long, and with her 9:15, entertainers; 9:15-10, dunce. den are looking. Mrs. Burgess at F ort Episcopal Church pews, with Mrs. her most attractive home, “ Heart’s Kelly. . WOR— Newark (406) 4:30, con­ McDonald. Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Content" on Sanford Heights in A good number from Upsala at­ A well known young salesman, cert; 5:20 sport talk. W ight as hostesses, wna a most honor o f Mrs. J. C. Glbba, who has tended the service o f tiro. Clark on . W AAM -N ew ark (256) 5-8:15, (Boskins Jones returned A pleasant one. While thtire was not a winter home in Sanford and who D. L. Milieu, o f Orlando, spent musical; 8:16-9:15, dunce. Mother’s Day at Paola in which ii(o from a trip to Dallas quite as large a number present as is leaving for her summer home at Wednesday in Sanford. Mr. Milton WOAW—Omaha (520) 6, chil­ some of the children took part with travels for an automobile accessor­ t Worth, Texas, and points was expected, still sixteen tables Crown Point, Ind. recitations and music. Mr. and l u u i i i u m m i i i i H u a i H i i M H i i u n u i i i i i dren; 6:30, dinner; 9-11, recital. ies house o f Tampa. o f guesta were entertained. The KGl)—Oakiand 1312) 10, address, •Mis. Dunn brought a load from The most restful colors were |Laku Mury and Mrs. Carlson and pastel shades o f pink and blue with used .ns decorations. Light blue, + * —S M„ Dennis Ford of Lakeland, repre­ music. IMrs. Fred Walsma ma ha haya j|n .added touch of white ai)d green pink and lavender mingled with The (305) 4. frUnds cume from Monroe. WFI— Philadelphia htiful fountain ailn placed *n verb carried out in the decoration*; airy ferns, and the color motif was senting Central Shoe Co., o f St. young ladies o f Lake Mary , and Ik; 4:30, orchestra; 6 , talk; 8:10, , ,. - - -1. y-i t lawn and vgrtous ethe* nd thb Urge dining rborq o f the carried out in every possible de* Louis, wne in the city Wednesday t Paoln sang the old familiar rong: calling on his local custvmors. p a p p y F W d .S U » t fV .: mb' ifilde 'r tc ffltly \ on fonteaiitna Hotel .never' looked tail. ■ “ Tell Mother 111 lto There.” with i* p in -n H r 1! \—-life i * * * * ^ ^ ^ *,'• - tSiHm wtitfw . Avenue, home----------- sweeter than It did WedncsdaS Mf«f.’ ’Podmard,11wtiito 'Mf«. rivttrtWn? the idjnihff, roonv at an ap- ’ Mr. add Mrs. W. E. Cannon undf Mfcht; w fth 'Its‘ baskets WIP—-Philadelphia (509) 4.:05, sang alone “ There Is n Land," very Daszeu oozf pink pinx pe­ pe- 1pointed hqur, the table was laid son Billy, o f Eustis, spent a few f , ----‘‘f'Vr T <hen Long has acapted tunias and blue sweetly, accompanied by her 0:15-9:05, noun, ,n uiu, Wednesday, r»«uuc«ii»y, stup- orchestra; .r e d u L5,.dtalks; o M t.-^ -■*>«**’ conin oom Sanford, ------------ SL i with the Telephone ex- and tall vases plumbago, bamboool for eight with pale grey linen hours o f exquisite E aster' luncheon cloths embroidered in pas- ulng: orvejyDU w a y h o iu e lrora 4 Pittsburgh •(452)' 5:30, exposition,— ionununion wav ob-fa ul began her i l u t j P a - 1 U1U*. Shaded. UjfhU o t-p i«k ra P d f%«i 'Daytona Beach. 4 j concert; 6:30, bedtime; 6:45, fcaserved. We are expecting Paola “ t gfewr-'ctrcled thb' Toom casting * In U rcnder and gold blending" so ---------Distributors o f 1 A’ f to join with us in observing Chil­ yir-T T l .. . . jJ oft and becom becomings ing-rosy rosy light light over I beautifully beautifully with with the "the entire entire to table mu*lca,i 10 . orchestra. Dr. S. W. Watker, who has been lEtrmin Staple, and . » « a l j |>the -assembled) guests. KDKA— East Pittsburgh (326) drens! Day. decoration, which w a s centered with In Sanford* for several days, on a |m, were guests a t the Bos4:30, concert; 6:15, furm; 7. Little The t\o>tca*ea received the in- a bowl of the daintiest pale pink i borne on Bcardall Ave., c o n u n g ^ e s t s at the door. When cosmos, blue atokesai and blue lace visit to hla daughter, Mra. Robv Symphony orchestra; 9:30, con-1 WOMEN POLICE ON INCREASE Latng, left Wednesday fo r hi* )i nvontly, ffo m (Jrlan- all the cam player* were seated flower, or dediseus.. A several home In St. Petersburg. GENEVA, May 15.— Women poKGW— Portland (492) 10:15, stu­ progressive auction was enjoyed course luncheon was served. After lice nrc increasing throughout the dio; 12, dance. una wnc-n tub scores were compered luncheon, nt the invitation o f the Visiting Judge nnd Mrs. Dickin­ |anez f.om Peoria, 111., at the conclusion ot the play it was muaic department o f the Woman’s KPO— Sun Francisco (423) 9. world, notably in the Un'trel Slute* and Great Britain, according to an '.tad Mrs. Sam Rene's cel- tound that Mrs. George Herring Club, the guesta retired to the son for soem time is Mrs. Dickin­ orchestra; 12, Rradficld bund. Hay Day by having a nad nign score and miss ADDie club house to enjpy an especially son’s sister, Mr*. Bourlund, of W GY— Schnectady (380) 6:45, investigation made by the perman­ Waycross, remoi \ered in SanforJ ent cLuguc o f Nations commission born to them. Mre. Dowdney second. musical. Mrs. Herring prepared musical program. as Alisa Clara Miller. for the suppression o f the inter1be remebered by many was presented with a blue and goia WBZ— Springfield ‘ 337 ) 4. con­ Sanford, Fla,. Am ong the guesta invited to bid ks a |u Miss Mamica Z em or- metai waste paper basket and aiiss Mrs. Gibbs good-bye and a pleas­ ce it; 5:30, bedtime; 5:40-8:55, on- national traffic in women und chil­ Motoring to Sarasota on a bus­ dren. The commission voiced its Dowuney witn a blue hand em­ ant journey west were Mks. Fred iness trip Tuesday were S. 8 . Buu- te:tainmdnt; 9, summary confer­ .satisfaction nt this development, ence o f M. B. Church. broidered towel. Among tne gen­ Williams, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, iry Hastel Is staying with tlemen air. L ucks received high and Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs. Ed. mcl and Guy Campbell, o f DeLaml. KSD — St. Louis Post-Dispatch I recording its opinion (hat the ap­ Mr. Baumcl and Mr. Campbell will pointment o f women as members of iUr, Mrs. Marvin Austin mr. veruay second. (546) 8, conceit. * air. uoucks Higgins, Mrs. P..A. Mero and Mrs. return Wednesday night. and taking medical was presented with a smoking set C. R. Klrttoy. WKC— Washington (469) 5, police forcos would have a benefi­ children; 7, dance; 7:45-8:55, en­ cial effect in the protection of tho ana airs, vernny received u box A former resident o f Sanford. interests of women and children The W . M. U. o f the Baptist D. A. Miller, no*4 stock claim agent tertainment. ot club stationery. Miss Zoe Mun­ Raulerson and W a lte r , son and Juuge Herring each re­ Church met Tuesday afternoon at CKY— Winnipeg (450) 8. rail- throughout the world. [hare to HastiAga And 6th- [ ceived ns cUk prizes a ueck of the Baptist Church with a very for the Florida East Coast R .R , way’s urogram. with offices in Jacksonville, was .1 ^ for a few days’.,vacation tarda. WCBD— Zion (345) 7. Zion or­ PAVING CONTRACT AWARDED good attendance. The usual form visitor to Sanford Wednesday. 1 chestra, mixed quartet, urtista. V\Ci *«#• A fter the game Mrs. Turner, of opening was scripture reading, INVERNESS, Slay 16.—Contract prayer and songs. The very inter­ Pleasantly located on -Palmetto hua been awarded n Jacksonville HARDEE INVITED l Ur*. Torjanna have vla- Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Wight, esting reports o f the different cir­ Avenue are Mrs. B. F. Tooto ami Arm for navinir Citrus county’s i» in Tar-.pa and Daytonu assisted by Mrs. Robson, Miss Lot cles was made, showing the good daughter in law, Mrs. J. H. Toole, W EST PALM~BEAC1I, May 15. share o f State Road No. 5. Work 'taking theTt^pV In their Munson and Mdss Emma Keba work that is being done. M?s. F. who have moved here from Okee­ i Munson, servsd pink ice cream and — Governor Hardee and members will be sturted within the nuxt i D. King was elected treasurer in chobee. white cake. Playing cards at this o f his cabinet, members o f the thirtj* days, under terms o f ' the ! Mrs. Peoples’ place, as she had to contract. The net/ pavement will i lAkkie Dondney, thtr achool affair Wednesday night were Mr. resign on ^ceount o f her moving D. L. Thrasher returned home state road department, and others V> made ■overal visits to and Mrs. George Herring, Mr. and away from Sanford. This was n Wednesday evening from a pleas­ irominent in the state, have been connect with similar highways un­ Ia regard to their children Mrs. Benjamin Wnitner, Mr, and regular monthly meeting, at other ant Ashing trip down the west nvited to attend a celebration at der construction m Marion anJ 1 rtcently, * Mrs. Loucks, Mr. and Mrs. Owens, times during tho month the circles coast. He was accompanied by Okeechobee City, July 4, in con­ Hernando counties.' Citrus coun­ Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mr; nection with the opening o f the ty’s section o f Road 5 sxtends for THE LAST TWO DAYS OF Jes3e Ernest of Wanchula. hold their meetings. Connors Highway. The program about 17 milc.i. Mrs. Trpy M. Bledsoe and fttrs. Wailter Coleman, Mr. and Htbt the Leonel Monroe Mrs. Dumas, Mr. and Mrs. Carig Mr. and Mrs. Lee Conoicy of for the celebration will include mu­ On a business trip to Sanford is HEADS SWIMMING TEAM Thompson, Mr. and' Mrs. George W. R. Beattie, o f Washington, D. Orlando, are In the city for an sic, street dancing, fireworks, base1umeron City. McCTrory, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ver- C., with the State Agricultural De­ extended stay and are with the bail games, addresses, uutomobiie GAINESVILLE, May 15. — IL The Mr*. C. A. Palmer are nay, Mrs. Alex. Vaughan, Mrs. partment. Mr. Beattie is here to former’s slaters, Mrs. Emmett Mc­ races and a big barbecue. Conner* highway forms a link in G. Corbett and Alfred Varona have settled a l their new James Sharon, Mrs. S. O. Chase, see B. F. Whitner, County Farm Call and Airs. Raymond Fox. the cross-state highway between been elected captain and manager, |Ctmeron City. Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Mrs. K. E. To­ Demonstrator. While here Mr. lar, Mrs. R. J. Molly, Mrs. Theo­ Beattie is a guos o f the Valdez Spending Wednesday In Sanford east and west coasts, which is sche­ respectfully o f the University o f A t S econ d Sanford Ave. Mrs. John Peters are dore Lattgley, Mrs. a. E. Barrett, Hotel. was J. P. Curtin, o f Daytona, rep­ duled to be open by next December Florida swimming team for next year. With tho probability o f a 1, with the completion of State * nice 6-room house on Mrs. Hynes, Mrs. Hallem, Mrs. Taresenting II. B. Shculte Realty Co. swimming pool being constructed ^ on Richmond Avenue. kach, Mrs. Aranka Takach, Mra. Mrs. Dickerson o f Jacksonville, Mr. Carttn wax hero In the interest Road No. 8 and the Kissimmee at the University soon, growth in I'm is the builder. James Wells, Mrs. Andsrson. Mrs. form er principal o f the Sanford of the New Smyrna Beach Devel­ river bridge. popularity o f swimming is expected LJke"Tbompson, Mrs. Thompson, Grammar School, ia receiving a opment Co. nt tho University, together with de­ GORDON IS RETAINED I Mrs. Ashley Pearvls here .Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Walter most cordal welcome from her velopment o f more material for tho ’ borne at Cameron City IMorgan, Mrs. W. Q. Thigpen, Mrs. numerous friends. Mrs. Dickinson Mrs. John Leonard! has been the! > • - ■ l Mr*. Barrow. Mr. Per- I Royal Drummond, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. arrived Thuiday and ia the guea: guest o f M rs. Jack Davison, at hex 1 W EST PALM BEACH, May 15, teams. beautiful borne on Twin Lakes',)— W. II. Gordon, around whom has Charlea Whitner have McPherson, Miss Abbie Dowdney, o f Mrs. George Griffin Herring. since Monday. Mra. Leonard! re - 1revolved • controversy In connect MAINE WRITERS FACE TASK i1®** the People’s Bank-the Mjss Sumner, Miss Riith Mcttinturned to Sanford Wednesday. jtton with this city’s school system IiaCameron City known as ger, Miss Fannie Reba Munson, Mrs. John Borland o f Valdosta, PORTLANP, Maine., May 15, for th* b e t few weeks, will be rejyW . A. Minnlek place.. . MU« -Zoe Munson, Miss Fox, Miss Ga., is in the city for a short stay ! talned me principal o f the local high A copy o f the Bible to be written It will be q! Interest to th* w ukey, Miss Minnie Porter Har­ and la the gueqt o f her slater, Mrs. K c-O V E irC O U G HB" friends o f Mrs. J. H. llintermis- school, under ptoi-.-i calling for a in long hand Is being compiled by . ris, Randall Chase, Walter Connel­ Joseph J. Dickinson. Mrs. Bor­ change In the system of school ad­ the Uiblo Society o f Main*. The |l been troubled' the •1*»$ ly, R c lir t D u n e, W. C. Hutchin­ land will be remembered here aa tcr to 'know that she has recovered ministration. The new scheme calls pages are being written by m ere), sufficiently from her alight opera* ** with constipation and son, Mr. Patterson. A. M. Howell Miss Clara Millnc. tion o f a few d e y s "g u fj.tn be taken for the high school, Junior high |than 1,500 persons ranging In age everything under the and Captain Head. school and grammar school to oe ‘ from six ana a half years to ninety. I to hor home at L**.dV Lake. wold not find any relief RELIEVED CONSTIPATION maintained as three independent The book will contain 1JSQ0 pagsx ~ FOLEY CATH ARTIC V h e Nellie Turner Circle o f the Now to the time to get rid o f that Spending # few) hours In Sanford independent institutions under dis­ o f abom the sUe o f an ordina; Clinch ThU Opportunity—Such BARGAINS you’ll.jti and you can bet they Baptist Church held their regular stubborn cough which has bean W ednesday^^rp ’ fJ r . . n m T M rs. tinct managements, each answer- newspaper ndn will wH*h jUla,** writes Robert B- meeting 'Wednesday afternoon at iunds. It wil| be used for •, . very Beldam - - r%A. >-'1 hanging <on'* all winter. A few Lewis O’Brtoff. hrhqed'hoitJBjs In able to the bburd. IU N. Robert St^ Ludlng- the home o f ' Mrs. S. A. B. W il­ lion purposes. ’ doses o f the goad, reliable FO­ KDslmmee,*- M f, and Mr*. OTBHen FOLEY CATHART1S kinson at 3:30 o ’clock. The gensral LEY’S HONEY AN D TAR COM­ BASEBALL LETTERS GIVEN motored up’ from Orange county, give <|uick relief from lousiness session was held, and ev­ POUND will speedily relieve same, where Mr. O’Brien to campaigning, WOMAN OF 70 S T IL L S ! «. also act on the liver- erything donated for the making Mrs. Sarah Heck, 341 St. Paul SL this week. GA1NE8VILLK, May 15. — Sov“1tomforting to atout p«r- o f wardrobe fo r cn orphan girl at Memphis, Teon., writes: **I hsve BERLIN, May 16. — Among the I enteen University of Flordla base­ Valued up to *18.50 substitutea. Arcadia. Things to' be made and been wonderfully benefited by FO­ In Sanford, until a fter the Shrine ball mun, including Eddie Blake, celebrated members o f the Berlin sent to her at once. Next meeting LEY’S HONEY AND TA R COM- Ceremonial, M ar 22, are Mr. aad the manager, have been selected ax Woman's Swimming Club to Frau |Wri A nn. Bohm. e g * ! 70. She has [ will be with Mra. Bert Braggs, on POUND. The first dose stopped Mra. Geargw W. Stewart, o f 8t. recipients o f major sports letters Laurel Avenue anc will be a lemon my cought. It was a stubborn Petersburg, guesta o f tbe Valdez fo r their work on the 1924 ’Gator won many competitions in the last party.’ A fter the business wns cough and I had been troubled Hotel. Mr. Stewwrt to to have full nine. The players who will receive ,n d transacted a social hour was en with it since the first; cold spell." charge o f all the decorations for totters are: J. T. : Idler and John Sctoble joyed and a salad course was scrv » * » * n , catchers: Art DeHon, Ned this great occasion. I Best fo r coughs and colds; A tT O lN T B l) CON g T A flU , I L^UUre to . •d. ~ ‘ Ploekelman, Qlb Jobn■ Kats, pitchers; T. her home In Okoep * *ag. TA LLA H / 1 ‘ o f Jacksonville "Geech" Laird, Jimmy W ekhor, who Ralph : JE" aL ’ a j Reduced , 'G . W »IU '’j H , ; to cor v*.' k It.-d ■ Porter tthif; Ovrep 11 in SL< _ ^ — V i ,J-f "4 Social SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL ENDS WITH EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAM C alen dar' \7 f ART EXHIBIT ist Sanford Montezuma Hotel Lawn Mowers Ball Hardware Co. GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES SCARFS S I ! ..Quality Shop.. OLD BECK AND HAPPY FEEDS FOR TOMORROW AND SATURDAY f Kronen s Anniversary S G A I**i ic •••ari h,- L E : '• •• CANTON CREPE DRESSES Sport Skirts $3.75 up. A ifcS f” rasayznas } 'S I '* ' jCVrvt-. . ' 1■ H i . . SUm H M M A . ■- 1 * 3 �Smashing Hecords With Regularity Landis Lands I.nkdnhri Hurler Turns Hark St Petersburg by Score of 6-3— Uradentown tin ts Tampa .. DETROIT, May 15-^Ty Cobb is nnashinff major league records this year every time his name ap­ pears in a box score. During 19 years Cobb has played more games thnn nny other Am er­ ican Teague player. The figure stood at 2,449, when the season opened, and each appcnrance this year establishes a new high mark. Cobb also sets a new record this season every time lie has a time at D efentlant*. N o t ic e la h e r e b y ftlven, that u n ­ der an d by v i r t u e o f a decree nf fu rec loa u r e In t h e a b o v o entitled cause da ted lflth d a y o f A p r il. 1934. the u n d e r s i g n e d a s Kpcrlnl Master will o f f e r t o r aa le t o th e h igh est b idder f o r ca sh , at th e f r o n t d o o r o f th e CbtfrflTdTfwf Ht g ffn f■.rff. S e m i ­ nole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , w it h in - the legal h o u r a ' o f aale, on M onday, th e 3nd d a y o f June,- 1914, th e f o l l o w ­ in g d e s c r ib e d la nd and premlscn. t . . - w l t : Ia>ta O n e ( 1 ) and T w o (3) of nioc.k T w e l v e ( 1 2 ) o f T ie r F o u r (4 ) of Hanford. Florida, a c c o r d i n g to R, It. T r u f f o r d 'e Map t h e r e o f o f record |«. Hie I ’ ublle R e c o r d s at ..tfeiulhols TT^rn »(*'■ In 1- Is a prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bi! Ask the Elevator Man in your building ^ how many times a day Smokers II-1. I.AKEI.ANl), Fla.. May 15. — “ Bud" Gllcon’s homo run scoring Doyle ahead o f him in the 5th, marked the turning point in to­ day's game which Lakeland won 3 to 3 .. It was a clean sweep o f hr St. Petersburg series and E ly’s sight!) straight win. Score by innings: St. 1’ele 03.1 000 000— 3 7 7 Lakeland 010 030 2«*—*1 7 1 Otnig and Moore; Ery and Nance. TAMPA. Fla.. May 15.— Touch­ ing "Tony” Valdez's offerings for a total of MI hits while Boone held the .Smokers to 12 safeties, the liradentown drawers look the final game of the seiVs hero Wednes­ day 11 to 4. Most o f the visitors’ damage was dono in the fifth, when seven markers were scored. Score by. innings: Itradentown 200 170 010— 11 15 2 Tampa 012 000 Mix— 4 12 2 Bonne and Cushion; Valdez and Phipps. 1 BLLouist 001 055 000-11 Ml 2 '&ew York .... 1)00 000 001— 1 7 2 Shocker nnd Severid; Hoyt, Pipe grass and Hoffman. . i - ■ ■ Kiiw. Ilontnn 12, fnirago 0. | BOSTON, May 16.— Huston slug­ ged out a 12 to 0 victory over Chicago today In it high wind. uinnFtraa h it .safoly/only four mcs. Boone observed his return to the gunie.by knocking in four rherwork for better i—next Vi V. -C- C ollsr . d o m e Business M 8 a n N o v e lty M j r k » . C om plainant. and then up yrith some Oh Henry’s for the office force 1 K r.'l II. W ilso n . S o lic ito r fo r c o m p la in a n t £ : | . * . II).31-39. 1 O f cou rse FOR WORKINC. PEOPLE he doesn’t have time to eat them himself # — ok no! Mrs. Volie William’s team of the Woman’s Club will serve lunches on Shriner’ s day, cor­ ner Mag:. and 1st S t low—eon nished— Heights, street. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work — next Valdez Hotel. F reed om from N erv e T rea su re M eans F reedom fr o m Dlacane. Spinal A n a lyses F re e DR. W. A. DRUNE Rooms 5154 First Nat'l Bk French to Extend Telephone System A fi n e Candy 1OCsEverywhen Kenesatv Mountain Landis, the PARIS, May 15— Long distance •‘baseball Ihiss.” nr he appeared be­ telephoning between Paris and oth- f / fore the Senate committee wheru he created a sensation by ciiticizer European capitals, which with I*'Vn„ ing President Coolidge’s pardon of the exception of London and Ilni.sPhilip (irn.iMimin, charged with viose’ s, is practically non-existent, ^ ating the prohihitinn law. l-andis ns well ns the service between Pardeclared he "was at a loss to un­ DAYTONA, May IF. Bunching derstand" Ids action. hits in the eighth lim.itc for five is nnd the great provincial cities itin* , their only count of the game, o f France which today is just a P V the Daytona Islander made it two little faster than the mails, will be W fm j straight from Orlando here Wedn­ core by innings: esday, score 5 to !, nnd two out of greatly improved when the proChicago . ’ is t> OtiO nOU— 0 4 1 gram now in course of realization I three o f the series. Boston . ... i)22 202 31k - ! 2 10 2 by the French government Is carScore by innings: ' Ojimnlly, Statigrnf**, Covengrov I—■-----Orlando 001 000 000— 1 H 2 red out. and Crouse; Quinn nnd O’Neill. Trunk cables, containing be* I Daytona uuo ooo 05x— f> 8 1 I Sweethind nnd Hunter; Cooper tween 110 and 220 wires each* are j ' 1 Phitadclphia 5 ; Detroit I. and Hayworth. now complete between Paris nnd j{ j P h i l a d e l p h i a . May ir>. — Strasbourg and Paris and Havre, ^EON ‘ .The long losing :*rcnk of the Phil­ MORE ADEQUATE W ATER­ Bids for similar cables between yHE E adelphia Americans was broken to­ Cincinnati Pitcher-- -is Pound WORKS Paria-Lyons, Puris-Lillec, Paris- -he app Hard nnd Boston Wins Easily day when Detroit was defeated,. 5 FORT PIERCE, May 13— A more Marseilles and Park-London have ircaies to 4. A fter getting n lead llliuniOver Itrds—Brooklyn De­ adequate waterworks plunt to sup­ been called for and the government -’ceded feats St. Louis. gartP)ir was fnvTi rihte' and Ida ilk plant the present system to cost Intends to begin work on them be- .shmen f~—- ed tfiF Tiger* in the last four inand pui V,; rings. CHICAGO, May 15,— Pinch hit­ $12.5,000, grading nnd paving of fore the end of the year. < streets and a now drainage sys­ Americans, accustomed to obtafrt \o imp; •-1,r Scaro by innings: ting Terry »tart<;-l the final rally tem, to cost $105,000, erection of telephone communications betwoen to the Mi ..D etroit... 100 210 000— 1 10 1 i.f the Giant:, whii'i game them public biddings including n new New York uml Chicago in about the live Philadelphia 100 031 00*—5 II 2 Maki Holloway, Stoner find Woodall; the firm game nf the series today city hull, file station ami city jail, as short a time as it takes the over Young's aim an incinerator |ilant, are age Parisian to call up the grocer, .'mU ou S* r** Naylor, Baumgartner nnd O’Neill. with Chicago, ,0 to I. (J. . . . . --------triple rent Terry ramie anil Young among the items provided for in have little idea o f the patience re- lines c: the half a million dollar bond Issue quired to get a distant French city with L! Cleveland 5 : Washington 3. scored on Frisch’s single. George that will be voted on by the free­ on the wire from Paris. ] THE ! ; „ (i\yASNINLTDN, May 15. -J o h n Nome days ago the CalaiB-Vin-'"LEON ' ten and Zachary wm* hit uppor- Kelly dinv« all four o f the league holders of this city on July 1. Hmillc train jumped the trucks i age, J *',,tuhcly ’ today and Cleveland took champions' .previous rums home. - M.'WtU opening garni* of the series, 5 Ilololcher got three hits, one of - - to 2. Edwards was unsteady, hut which was it homy run nnd made elective. Rain prevented play a f­ two spectacular plays. ter the seven inning, , Score by innings: Scorn, by innings: Cleveland .... 02$ 000 201—5 11 0 New York . 500 515 1)22 - 5 It I Washington .’ 110 000 005—2 7 0 Chicago M 100*210 000—5 0 0 Edwards nnd Wyatt; Johnson, McQuillan ami Govydy; KaulfNEW YORK May 15.— Real ............ i t ..'.ji.n 1 •• ■ Zachary nnd Kuel. gambling in New \ ork ift, a t|end ‘ -<|S » « ’ •' « ... art, k illcu -b y -th w i"g ra ft factors, I T.il'' « DRIVES OUT WORMS Mie automobile, the world war und hours. prohibition; in ihe opinion of "Hon -1 cat •Joiui”. Kelly. I "Honest John" was once a pic-1 turesque figure in New York's} u,ul mg; nausc’. Vt *, W-.*«v*,-P«TtjYfirrfty i.. M > )S f nenn' tnrr * ITHrCcL lie is now centering his T to fjlvc »i Ll l c ’ imati player got , activities in the lluhumus, where A few doses dtlves out the worths licit five Innings. he i.-> conducting a young Monte EUGENE, Oregon, May 15.— and puts the little one on the road l ( aria at Nassau. Y.' w *^'-w Jurzoy nnd the to health again Whit's Groom (no gambling o f by-gone days, New England states are first in the Vermifi'n- ha (I record of 50 as “ Honest John" describes it, was l nited States in the percentage o f ertro o f -- i -.f lo se . Price 3oc. vastly different from that pruc-\ newspaper readers, with the Pacific old by t 'ni'Ui i ha’ macv. tiu I Ly th ivounger generation in; f oust states first in magazine leadVH„ . in newspaper. ,renilNlv. Vork today. He finds the iug and second .............. 1. Turnbull of |greatest change in the size o f the ing. Prof. George S. lakes involved and the character the University of Oregon here, has i ol thy men at play. In his opin- declared after a study or statistics. Massachusetts was first in the |ion. a stiff game as it was played years ago would scare the present nation in newspaper readers with day gambler to death.. eYt for- Ol per cent, and California having , i.': c v.yre but in those d ay s,’ he a circulation o f LHiio.ooo dally paiid, vvi.h as little comment ns in- per< among a population of 3,125,( culvert* i*i tie .1 iprtri ! av n ".u n i: i iiiiieant Hums change hands tu- HU,» wn* second with 53 per cent, i A so cia l jm- :u>d v.ill II t-> our .sew York, 51-4 per cent., was >my. . ijwi'i* l*‘iiiit-. i ............. . 'i*i ».U tir did; Missouri. 17, fourth, and Kelly said the gambler o f his • ijiorir—cliortl ! ' K;o- g..wn prefeeOregon, 42. fifth. t in. wu;> u gallant gentleman, nl♦ “ TUfr. It. which Vtliohur a i locatOregonians read 1.4 per cent, of >--ys ou the level, winning fairly ——«**lv— I#- — .iii' »w« I m tin* gMiai Iand never know ntu squeal when the number o f copies of maguziues — oiuDi'i ■ ke -t li- • j)‘ September circulati d in the country, or nearly , he lost. The chief gambling in New York twice the average for any other I ni- . itt ie rcii-nts the proceeds today, according to ’ Honest John" state. i o f i'\li1)itl-ii n . tyhea lilay-tl :n the Thirty p>r cent, o f the 1925 m u . ,n confined to craps in coffee houses I i itUtor’.ly oftcr the ;und garages. He bemoans the pass-) ulatiu!! ..1 the United Stntcs rend t iMiih'i'iu; . A lc ter o f thanks ATLANTA, Gu.. May 15.— A tI WtlUi a. in giat-snal Japanese utyle i.intn v on it. third stroiglit game ■mg of the palutiul gaming houses- tk* morning and evenlnff papers. I of the past, and snyj they, are gone accord in: lo Prof. J ' P^to If m at t.. THden and those fiuiij Me*)|phi» Wednesday. 3 to * 1 , ’ Mrtfrt lo-upeTntc.d with’ hlht. despite nu eighth Inning rally which netted the Chicks two runs. Score: Memphis 051) 500 520—2 Fi 3 Atlanta 000 251 005—3 7 2 Up Warrmi'h und Yurynn; Kohlhcckei. McLaughlin and Brock. •*-12 A. M.; 2-5 P. M. 7 to S E v en in g *, ex cep t S a tu rd a y s R o o m s 3U4-414 F ir s t Nat. Bk. B ld g., S a n ford . Sanford Oh Henry! is the registered trade mark of the Williamson Candy Co., Chicago, 111., Geo. II, Williamson, Pres. E. J. Smith Co. A S INCOKPOBA! Jacksonville, Florida, DISTRIBUTORS Uy dean. The Sportsman’s Store Everything for the Sportsman lYy it GIANTS STAGED A: BATTING R A L L Y TO BEAT CHICAGO There is a right and a wrong way to do everything.J The only way to successfully use the BALLOON TIRE' is to buy the Full-fledged BALLOON with the Cut-down wheel, acknowledged by the leading manufacturers of Automobiles through the world. Over 45,000 cars have already been equipped with the FIRESTONE Full-fledg­ ed Balloon CORDS. Economical, Good looking, Easy riding, More miles. If BROS. ...Firestone Distributors... SANFORD, f Interest in M o t o r Cars Puts Crimp In Gambling Schemes i Soul hern League light Million Acres igptyi by Growers If-Wheat In Canada Emigration Proves Bad For Germany Mobile 11. Chat tanooga 5. MOBILE, Ala., May lfi.— Molilb: poutiilni tw « Chuttaramga pitchers, v. hile llan Uuo lie hurbsi airtight Lull am} llu* locals won an tii.--y \Ictory fm irtm t to nothing. Score: ( hiitUi. 050 50d 505 5 3 2 Moliili* 012 0’M 32x -] U 17 I Ynwell, (.’uiininghnin nml I). Anjlarson; Boone ami lo ry , Dcvorm- cr. /p u r million acres to be signed.. "TThe Alberta area under contract to the wheat poo 1 lust year was IMOd.bOO acres. Onranization ac* nvltles la Snk luttube wan are dxpectcd'tb Inrtcuse'acreage 25 |ier cant. E igh t, hundred cnnvnssers ■W ifl Mapitybu province, who i RHCEIVEH FELLOWSHIP IU TIMING IL \ M . A l a .. GAINESVILLE. M iy IB.— Mai, P* Black, member of the Unirsref 'of Ffdrida faculty, has been panted a year’s leave of ahsenc-3 uring which time he will accept an ktutin Fellowship in Chemistry nt U n p rd , said be one o f the high* ■t honors confernsi upon research todents In chemistry. Dr. Vestus Jackson, graduate of Mercer, und rbo later aUetuled the University $ Chicago 4 ir several years, where » won Tils M. S. and I’h. D. de- [raaf ,|n Chamtytry, has been nanvfo ac< In Professor Black’s obJiff. s, ,1.1 J/l'jl.'r /, . j. ‘ .N:i>h\ill«- .*; New Orleans I. NEW ORLEANS. May 16. I.inilflrnin's good pitching nnd sen* at input field tin; behind him conLributid largely to the defeat of New Orlcan by Nashville Wednes5 to l. Score: Nashville . j'.OO 505 101—5 12 I New Or. 501 UUO 050— 1 7 1 Lhidltrom nnd W alk; Cuvet und Dowia. 1 :< .-L ? r i j: Stin gjng under twff hUO feats,’V LitUo Rtufk, ci strong today und ’Lriun Birmingham in u slugfei Forty-tlirea bits were m g a m e .' S c o r e :.! Little R, .. oi)0 U 3 til Birmingham .102 103 Oil Robinson, Rlchbourg « fuHnS RERU N , May 1 5 - Germany nt the beginning o f IU13, accordiog to the estimates o f the German staliiticnl nfficu. The total popu­ lation ij now placed at 03 505,000. An anniysis o f the figures shows the decrease in man power has been .marc, marked than the genernl decline. There are now seven percent fewer men between the ages of 15 and 05, and the number o f able-bodied men between 20 nnd 45 has burn dropped 13 pci cent. Also the proportion of chil* dren under ten lia.i dropped from 33 per cent to 13 per cent. Emigration is making violent re­ ductions in population of the very character that sG*i*raany need most for reconstruction. Discuss­ ing the migration o f the sturdiest of Germany’s young farmers in­ dustrial workers, tradesmen and technicians^ Dr. Berger, counselor to the cabinet on subjects renting to emigration, says Germany's ability to reconstruct itself speed­ ily is being undermined by the Right to the new world. While ho docs not advocate the restriction ql emigration, he augests that the social condition o f to working cljus must be raised bo *s to malm r e 'more inviting for the workers to remain in Germany. R ^aut tq. use tho a JBSm.iianted to is girl to ride, Art ^t^tess number o f nutritioua jrnt-bred boys on and delicious table dishea can ba | irftcr they grow mode with Florida's coiptnon fruits os the main ingredient. . n.,.lV * s 1 uettei tnanany otner section oi the Miami district, the opportunity to buy oi build a home of beauty and permanence,where living conditions are ideal—where wholesome outdoor sport and recreation are found—where the family life is protected as carefully as home-building is restricted. And besides the beautiful settings and enjoyable surroundings-the oppoi tunity to buy an laeal home at a real saving—savings on cost o f con­ struction, cost of financing, cost o f upkeep and carrying chaigea and the noises which trouble the cars, all of which Produce a stnto I?tupor' T " e rMul*» are irritability, uncertainty of judgnicnt, failure o f memory. loa« of appetite, worrying ubout trifles « 5d incapacity to attend to bus­ iness. It takes vears to develop this acutely, and the only real cure is u complete rest; and the abandon­ ment o f the daily journey, A n d -th e definite assurance based on rapid increase of values every year from the beginning, that your property investment at Coral Gables will bring you a larger profit in case you wish to dispose o f it than the s a m e investment would bring in any other part o f Miami or its s u b u r b s C o m e that°awa?ts^bles aboard a de luxe pull man bus and grasp the opportunity Japanese Boy Falls To Death From Big Kite TOKIO May 15— Kite flying is not generally considered a danger­ ous sport, hut iU fatal possibili­ ties have been revealed by u strange accident in Gumma prefecture. A 12-year-old boy was helping three men fly u kite measuring 12 Sanford Office, Milano Theatre Bldg. Sanford George E. Merrick, Qwngr Fla. J fld tttfw ifr, Si. W a i Palm Beach, Dayiagg, Orlando Tamm m WorZ, Ukdmt, D ,u Ll. ‘ �I ✓ . ifR o r tfjT ' » ■ _r • • 77 j* III IM r * - *c.^3*3*y*. . l ^ ^ . r A S B WSr, W r. . .,<J Q-* 'i'/pn-»i( *IF%: SANFORD HERA1 ■J— ■sra N: E R ------•?--! f e s u ■- >AY,;MAY U5, 1921. ■ l t s u s e READ T H EM FOR PROFIT----------- -------•ford Dally Herald pjT-AD rates Political Announcement Political 1*011 T .W COI.I.ECTO It. I avian Jo an n o u n c e that I am a c a n d id a te f o r r e - e le c t io n to the o f - - USE TH E M FORI {RESULTS Advertising NEEDSOFTHEHOUR Announcements MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Rooms For Rent . LEARN ABOUT Polk County and r u K RENT— Rooms. Wo Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and you be able to use the mo gram ^B«iU ulvM tU ioejm K liM »4toi- ■ vanrishtu a t- Saufotd Novelty .■hied by-renting that vacant 1 Florida Published mornings. Works, sole agent*. ______154-tfc .tow going to waste? There s u b j e c t t o th e D e m o c r a t i c W hat are the needs o f tHe hour—the South ail*. Telit In * n a c t i o n o f th e D e m o c r a tic prim ary Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. h* h**1*1 J u n e 3rd. 1914. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — Foi nany persons looking for places I 10 be held in June. £ £ £ r*tr«eol. aid district b e in g c o m p o s e d o f th e CODUMHDS (O n.) L E D G E R —C U s s most imperative demands o f home or busi­ jj HI? tor __________________ JNO. P . JIN K I NS. use on Royal, Remington or L. stay. Help take care of them at f o l l o w i n g v o tin g p r e c i n c ts : San­ Ifled ad s h ave the la r g e s t c i r c u ­ C. Smith typewriters. F O R COUNTY CO.MMIHHIONF.lt. Will sell not only make money but assist ford, L a k e M o n r w a n d P aolo. lation In S ou th w e st e rn G eorgia. ness? l* 1*1 _10* I Him I h ereb y a n n oun ce my c a n d i ­ __________ E. E. t v A I . K K R . for one-half price. Herald office. keeping people in Sanford. Rate Sc f f - w o r d ) line. __He ■ llu e d a c y f o r C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r f o r FMIt JUSTICt) OF T H E P B A C R __ He a llau cash register. 14B and give your ad over the D is t rict N*o. i . Bem ln ole County, m the JoumaLHer^. FOR SALE— Kgry , Do you seek a new house, apartment or ADVERTISE ephone. Use The ellrald for ______ de a llu e ' • n nou nre th at I am a s u b j e c t to th e D e m o c r a tic Prim a ry, aid, South Georgia's greatest j cash. Herald office._________ c an dida te f o r tho o f f i c e o f Ju stic e J u n e 3, 1324. service.________________ ______ fte9 T) t « do u b le a b o v e hat? newspaper. Morning, afternoon, i F oK SALE — Remington typeo f hr Pence In and f o r th e F ir s t _______________________ K P. H AGAN. Ju stice D istrict o f S e m in ole C o u n ­ weekly and Sunday Classified rates writer, with wide carriage, in FOR RENT— Store room on We F O K f U C s T t JU D G E . Sjucfd <!st«» *«!■ c t m * ty. \\ tlh th e tetrad and e f f i c i e n t Would you like to move to the country, 10c per line. waycross Journal good condition. $25 cash. Inquire First Street, now occupied by ' I h e r e b y nnnounee m y s e l f as n a ssista n ce o f the e x e c u tiv e o f f i c e r s c a n d id a t e fu r the o f f i c e o f C ou n ty o f the c o u n t y I p r o m is e to d o my f]Jd* '"nV^sverage lenuth Waycroas, Georgia. at Herald office.______________ Brothers. Excellent location fo Jmitre o f Hcmlnnle County, s u b je c t duty w ith ou t prejudice. the mountains or seashore fo r the summer? Herald, wholesale or retail business. TO REACH thu prosperous farm­ FOR SALK— International tractor, t o th e D e m o c r a t ic p rim a ry . Ju n e 3, __ ________ I - O. S T R lN U f fE L L O W . jS " e » r M ln**« for ftr,t A. P. Connelly A Sons. Special price. 1924. I pledKe fa i t h f u l ser v ice ers and fern growers o f Volusia See MahoneyIs the cook leaving, and would you county advertise In the Dcl-and Walker Co. s h o u ld y o u no minute mejlfriiiin a to .restricted to FOR RENT—Three rooms NOTICE. ' . cinMifloatlon. _____________________ J .J 1 . h h a h o n .__ I w ill be a candid ate f o r r e n o m lfurnished. Mrs. Annie Dally Nows, rate lc per word, cashj FOR SALE, or will trade for car, choose a satisfactory successor who is will­ a arror I* m a ds T h e Bannatlon f o r th e o f f i c e o f S tale AtF O R C I.R ItK C in C C IT CO URT. with order. West Side. ______ _ fivc acres of unimproved celery Jtrahl wlU Ue r e s p o n s ib le I w ish to a n n ou n c e flint I am a lorney o f tho Seventh Ju d ic ia l C i r ­ ing and capable? j , one Incorrect Insertion. c a n d id a t e f o r Clerk o f th o Circuit cuit o f th e State o f F lorida , s u b ­ A LITTLE W ANT AD in The land near Oviedo. Write O;- B. FOR RENT—Two nice, cool, fur* ? a c tion o f tho D e m o ­ dJarttoer, f o r s u b s e q u e n t C o u r t o f .Bemlnole County, s u b je c t je c t to the Herald will bring you big re­ Brodermnn, 204 S. Main S t , Ovie­ nished housekeeping rooms. Sum* E 1 The o f f ic e sh ou ld be Y o u r en d o rs e m e n t t o D e m o c r a t ic prim ary. Ju n e 3rd. c r a tic P r im a r y . A re skilled office w orkers, needed in­ sults. Advertise those old articles do, Fla. ___ mer rates. 312 E. Fifth S t 13 immediately In c a s e o f If elected. I p rom ise tn e faith fu l for a s e c o n d term o f o f f i c e w ill be you have stored away and have FOR SALE, or will trade fo r car, FOR RENT— First floor three room perform an ce o f th e duties c o n ­ g r e a t ly ap precia ted. business,? TO A O V n it T IS K Iti. GEORGE DKCOTTBSen e cte d ' w ith that o f f ic e . no use for. A little thirty-cent ad five acres of unimproved celery [ furnished apartment, kitchenette State A t to r n e y . Seventh Ju d ic ia l ______ W. L. n o u n AN*. i,rald representative th or* may bring you several dollars. land near Oviedo. Are additional helpers necessary in Write C. 11. |private bath. Pleasantly lixatedf Circuit. State o f fr orida. fsmlltor with rates, r u le s F O Il C O U N T ! COM M ISSIONER. Phone 14H and a representative Brodcrson, 204 S Main SL, Orlnn- near Gahles. 418 M agnolia._______ [auincailon. w ill Hive y o u F O R HH R R IF F . " I h ereb y a n n o u n c e m y cnn dlda cy will call to see you. store, factory, mill or office? . .. information. A n d If do, F la._______ ____ _______________ FOR RENT— One sleeping room in f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to th e office of . ^ Y o te r e of Scmtnnle C o u n t y : lib. they will assist y o u In I h ereb y an n o u n c e my c a n d id a cy FLORIDA— ORI.ANDO— Orlando FOR SALE—Two dresses, brown C ou n ty C o m m is s io n e r from D is­ private home. 112 Laurel Avtt. u your w ant ad to m a k e A re you out o f work and in need of tr ic t N u m b e r F ou r of Sem in ole for the o f f i c e o f S h e r if f o f S e m i ­ momng Sentinel; largest clnssiCanton and gingham. Size 40. FOR RENT— One furnished S S & r, (ffeciivo. C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to th e nrtlon o f nole C ou n ty, s u b je c t to th e v o t o r s flcd business, rate lc a word, miriApply 210 Lnurel._ th o D e m o c r a t i c pr im a ry Ju n e 3rd. o f the D e m o c r a tic P r im a r y t o he pleasant, profitable employment? UPOHTXAT IHOTIL'E. room, 214 East Second.________ imum 2 t c cash with order. held Ju n o 3rd. 1924. If elec ted 1 1924. ,rtl«*rs should g i v e th e ir FOR SALE-r-One milk cow and FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom, p rom ise f o u r years o f t.nw E n ­ _____________ 11 F VVHEEDER. I AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ A re you desirous of supplementing your or postorflce a d d re s s as f o r c e m e n t In a bu siness m a n n e r by calf. Seo W R. Rnulcrson, for gentlemen only. 120 Palmefe*; F O Il c o u n t y trow MISSION Kit gusta, Ga.— Augusta's greatest it their phone n u m b e r If the h elp o f the proper su bord i­ Beirdnll Ave.. Sanford............ ....... to Avenue. I h e re b y n n n ou nee niy ca n d id a cy detire results. A b ou t one rlassificd medium, rate cash .09c income by part time work in some congenial nates o r a ssista n ts and earn estly f o r the o f f ic e o f C ou n ty C o m m i s ­ . agi of n th ou san d has a the su p p ort o f all la w e n ­ charge. 10c per line, minimum s i o n e r f r o m D istrict N u m b er one. o f solicit ---------' * — — .*i<j . . . . and the o th e r s c a n ’ t f o r c e m e n t v oter s, on Juno 3rd. line o f endeavor? .30c. ______________________ K em in olo C ou n ty, s u b je c t to th e ac oalcaie with y o u unleas R A Y M O N D I,. ,VI.DEN. tion o f th e D e m o c r a t ic prim a ry June kM* your address. INF— Wntervlllc, Morning Setv- FOR R E > t T — A t Lake Mary, 53, 1924. ROSTON S T EEI.E, M K M ttE ll O F s e l l o u t . H O ARD . Would a profitable business venture in­ Si Atinel. dlaeeallauaure M UST b e Thousands of Mnine peoroom Truttnge. Hus running waI w ish t o a n n o u n c e that 1 am a F O R P R O SE C U TIN G A T T O R N E Y la |e aersou * t T h e 8a a* for M ember of the ple are Interested in Florida prop -ltt.r, also garage, $15 per month, I d e s ir e t o an n o u n c e to th e cltt- ca n d id a te terest you? [jlersM o f f l e e . g r b y l e t RENT— Furnished apartsens o f S e m in o le C ou n ty lh at 1 am Sch ool Hoard Of S e m in ole County erty. Reach them through the I Also four room cottage with ga- FOR TetopHott* w W teeouttua c a n d id a te f o r the n om in a t io n to f r o m S c h o o l D istrict No 3. s u b je c t ment, 311 Park Ave. Sentinel, Rato card on npplicate are *ol vetlU, rnge, $8.00 per month. Apply Have you lost or found some article of he P r o s e c u t i n g A t t o r n e y f o r the to th e d e c is io n o f the D e m o c r a t ic tinn tecua.. Pronml. E f f i c i e n t Thrasher A Gnrner. FOR RENT—Two or three room*, C o u n ty C o u r t o f S e m in ole C ou n ty , p r im a ry to b eheld J u n e 3. 1934. g arvlcA ' value? s u b j e c t t o th e a c tio n o f th e D e m o ­ ____________ H. H. P A T T 1BH A L U vzm furnished apartment, ideal loeg* BEACH COUNTY— The FOR RENT— House, furnished or c r a t i c p r im a r y , June 3rd. 1924. I scene o f stupendous development' FO R n O A H II (IF r u it r .ic IN unfurnished. Well located. See tlon, 200 E Third St._________ ___ w i l l he g r a t e f u l f o r y o u r v o t e and Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell­ Rend about it in the Palm Beach A. P. Connelly & Sons. • ____ FOR RENT—Two room houaekeap* S T H F 4T IO N . th e n om in ation . I* h e r e b y nnnou nee m y c a o d ld a c y Post. Sample copy sent on re- FOR RENT— After May 15, house ______ E R N E S T F. H O U 8H O L D E R . ing apartment. 719 Oak Ave. f o r r e - e le c t io n ns m e m b e r o f the ing, renting, exchanging? queat. F O R JU S T IC E O F 'P E A C H B oard o f P u b lic In s t r u c t io n f o r FOR RENT— Furnished ap«r( __onJ ily rtle Avenue. PhoneJJ 88 . _ I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c an dida cy S e m in ole C o u n ty . F lor id a , r e p r e ­ In the solution o f all these needs o f the TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tnmpa Daily FOR RENT— Five room furnished menta, 20fi E. Third SL J poll t'O tS T A U I.E . f o r J u s t ic e o f P e a c e In and f o r the s e n t i n g S c h o o l D istrict No. 2. uti rehj announce myaulf a t a n Times, the great home daily, F ir s t D is t rict o f S e m in ole County, S e m in ole Cutmty. s u b j e c t t o * . Umf Corner Palmetto and Cen­ New Era Printery, 410. for re-clrctlon on J u n o 3rd, ---------------- p.~ar. E D D E R . ~ hour and scores o f others that are just as im­ rate l ‘4 c per word, minimum tralhouse. f ie m o c r a t le p r im a ry to be held on Avenue. Enquire Mr, Georgo • Ctflstntde o f D is t r i c t N u n * F O R S H E R I F F . ---------------- J u n e 3rd, 1934, charge 2f»c cash with order. Write of scminiitd Cou n ty , w h i c h S h i p p . _________ CIIA8. A. D A L L A S . 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 perative. for complete rote cord n rollnc prccln cta N u m h ers f o r Sh eriff o f S e m in ole County, s u b ­ lad 4 l will a p p r e c ia t e th o j e c t to the D EV K I.OPKRH A T T ENT ION— pi”c n~ ( ’OTTAGE for rent. J. Musnon. D e m o c r a tic prim a ry . F ll lt 9IEMIIF.lt St’ IIOOI. IlO A Itll. 1 h ereb y a n n ou n c e m y s e l f a en nt ni ult vntcra In D is t rict June 3rd, 1921. s a o ita Is hi-KlRtilm; the g rea test ile- FOR RENT— Whole or part of dhtllte f o r r e - e le c t io n to th e o f f i c e vchtptnent In t llorhl.i's hist c r y ; n ___________________________ .1. II. DEE. completely furnished seven room WANTED— To rent or buy small o f m e m b e r o f the Hoard o f Pu blic R.C. (Cl.AUDI W H I T T E N, h a lf m illion tlollur h ig h w a y t o th e F O Il CO U N TY JU IIGK. In st ru ct io n . r e p r e s e n t in g School g u l f bea ch Just n ntsh nt: a t w o house.’ All conveniences, well, lo“ c o t s r i ’ COMMISSION E l l . farm, close in. Must be bargain. 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 D is t r i c t No. I o f S e m in o le C ou n ty, m illion itolhir hrlitgc a c r o s s E s c a m ­ catcd. Box 43, City.______■ rrhjr announce my c a n d id a c y f o r th e o f f i c e o f C ou n ty Judge Address Box M., care Herald. bia liny H ta rtol; u usrti r m illion unty Com missioner f o r th e o f S e m in ole C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o th e s u b j e c t to th e D e m o c r a t ic p r im a ry , r on ilollar op era house utnler c o n s t r u c ­ FOR RENT— New bungalow i Plitrld o f S e m in ole C oiiii - a c t i o n o f th e v o t e r s at th e D e m o ­ to b e hold *on J a n e 3rd. I92«. ______________ F R E D T. W I LLIA MS. ! t i o n ; t tv it m illion s being spent o n Magnolia Avenue, completely ibjnt to the a c t i o n o f the c r a t ic p r im a r y J u n e 3. h i g h w a y ; g r e a te s t chn ncc for live Primary of 1924. a LOGAN OUT OF RACE T*. TO TIIM V O T E R S O P T H E 10TII JO H N O. D K O N A R D Y . ile v s lo p e rs to g e t In on g rou nd furnished, until October 15. Phone Q . lIi . W E S T . S E N A T O R ! II. D IS T R IC T . F O R C O U N T Y ' CO M M ISSIONER. (hint W r it e D evelop m en t D epart­ 54(5-J. A f t e r d u e en n s id er a llon . I h ave poll TAX ASHESHOH ment T h e P e n sa co la News. I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y BARTOW, May 15.— John L ogan,FOR RENT—Ten room house aft­ ill to announce th a t I am a ( o r C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r f o r tho decided to b e c o m e a c a n d id a te f o r W RAT V l l f t ! INI A— ^Clarkifiiurg. "Tliu riunlty to kotrp LOBl an o for 1C years sheriff o f Polk Cotni'* r e e le c t io n t o the State Scnnto Kt fnr r e - e le c t io n t o th e Jrd D istrict, c o m p r is i n g th e to w n * er Juno Int. Mrs. W. W. Long, Clarksburg E xpon ent, m or n in g abreast wit tho times by not r f ' T x A ssessor o f Hsmf- ■*f Duke M ary. D o n g w o o d . and A l ­ f r o m th e 19th S e n a to ria l D istrict 410 Oak Avenue. ty, has announced hia withdrawal Incltullng .Suniluy, m o r n in g Issue. Wnty. subject to th e d e c ls - t a m o n te S p r in g s , an d r e s p e c tf u lly c o m p o s e d -*f O ra n g e . Bem ln ole and reading the classified pages o f I cunt tier w o r d , minim um 34c. to the from the race for another terns. ttie hemneratlc P r im a r y to s o lic it the s u p p o r t o f th e v o t e r s o f O sc e o la C ou n ties , s u b j e c t daily newspaper. Herald to lie held your ( Junu 3rd. 1921. thin d i s t r ic t ut the p r im a ry to bo D e m o c r a t ic prla m a r y WANTED— Bungalow wanted by TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of GROCERS M () V K The pressure of business was giv­ want ads contain many intcreatln J u n e 3,’d. I r e s p e c t f u lly s olicit A. v A F G H A N . HEADQUARTERS held J u n e 3. 1924. Florida real estate ndvcrtiHO in y o u r support. messages. It will pay you to re ".5 .responsible family. Must have en as tho reason, __________________ W. D. D ADDA HD. —F O Il'H IlE n iF F . the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent ________ M. O. O V E R S T R E ET. three bedrooms and bo well lo­ them ciallv. Yotrrs of S e m in ole C o u n t y : F O Il CO U N TY COM M ISSIO NER. DALLAS, May 15. — Tho remov­ cent n word tlally, two cents a word cated nnd cnmfortnbly furnished. F O R Itl-IIN IE S V .N T A T I V K, rtbjr annoiin'-e m y s e l f a c a n I hereby announce my can d i­ al of tho headquarters of tho Am- NAMED PROBATION OFFICER I r e s p e c t f u lly a n n o u n c e m y s e l f LOST— Many valunblo articles aro Address “ Bungalow,” fur Sheriff of S e m in o le d a c y f o r C o u n t y C o m m is s io n e r f o r care The Sundays. lost every day. In many install„ , , ,r‘T . K iuhJ'i-1 to the a c tion o f th e th e F if t h D is t r i c t o f Sem in ole C o u n ­ ns a c a n d id a t e f e r the H ou se o f from S e m in ole ces the finder advertise;, them j* Snnford ellrald. SB 5 W « * g l ' t» >r or **U ntlr prlmury t o he held on ty. S u b je c t to the a c tio n o f the Itep res en tatl vt TALLAHASSEE, May 15^ C o u n ty , -sJu"bJj e crt "tLo J th nl If I am ele c te d t p le d g e J u n e P r i m a r y o f 1921. ; e D e m o c r a tic The Sanford Herald. I f you have 1 ......... thn ^ OMmll/Bla1 Hhn" ^ ^ -inglnn effective June 1, wax unaiU- M. Little, of Ocala, today was ap­ ----llisataatad lu fuliill the <Vatlcs r*s. t h is the, GalliesvuJa Sun. Imously decided at the annual con­ pointed probation officer for Max*• w- b i d d e r . either lost or found anyth^ ftr -^ ' irtin urn o r .ln f bi.nny^. F O R C L E R K O F COURT. .... Intlon f o t th e. benefit o f th e g r e a t ­ might pay you to run a little ad on vention of that organisation hera ion county. ________ E. K. B R A D Y . t h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c n n d ld a cy e s t n u m b e r o f p e o p l e In Heminole today. this page. Phone it to 148. WANTED HOUSES— ny many f i t TAX C O h M IC T O H . f o r thu o f f l r u o f C lerk o f th e C i r ­ C ou n ty an d th o s t a l e o f Florida. f to announce m y s e l f n can* c u it C ou r t. B em ln o le C ou n ty . F l o r ­ FOUND— One stray blind mule. J_ people desirous of living In SanJ. R. LYLES. I"f ‘Ihu . h f f l c e o f T a x C o l - ida. a u b j e c t t o the doclahtn o f tlje ^XuvLr*-U>you .want. Ui t u ..rent r e n t j ismut u u K . f -W wAKT. ur-. uuacixxaxivaL-,-.. . Ownur mjvy recov»r,va mt» ford .ihusijwrsr d jcmlmda. Ci>*Uktjr. cUkUJvei neinaeretJe'.fcWftMSV*** tek beM'Tvt - : niinouncn my J-giulldacy in g a t H e r a ld u K tcti.-p xjiin f) fu r -th in j e e in v c x L .th ir ty .Mt> UM1 "Ia-I d .*. H er- . who 4 are to need of competent . ’ WWHMF-mS th*F D em oe> atla J u n e 3rd. A . sta n d f u r f-oIr hurotff m e m b e r H n n to »(• l l e p r c r n t s frieze-irfcrjd JUffe-Hrd. j » j t . e f f i c i e n c y a n d s e r v i c e tn o f f ic e . you will reach help should read tho classified | nd y notified of its aid want ad nnd II vch f o r Betnlnnla C o u n ty . ■ o b j e c t ad and become It. C.. M.\X\YEt<Lfc VANCE B. DOUGLASa those interested. Phone your nd pag 0 o f The Herald, Thcre'a no | t o th e a c t i o n o f th e v o te r * at tho whereabouts. HTC iDi k j f j r n n ' s t a t e * F oil STATU SRNa T o II FltOSCTlli D e m o c r a t ic prim a ry . J u n » 3. to 148. Use The elirnld want ad , reason for sending out-of-town for m o iiv H Y . NINETEENTH SENATORIAL / _________________F O RIIK.XT L A K B o for quick service.__________ j help when there is probably Just ItfSTItlCT. unnr- myself a Candidate F o n CO U N T Y c o j l m i s » i o n e b : * office of State Attorney I announce my c a n d id a c y for B a TX HOME located near lake j the person you wnnt In the city. . I h e re b y a n n o u n c e niy c a n d id a c y ( Strenth Judicial Circuit of n o m in a t io n n s State Sen a tor f r o m fnr n ty ’ C o m m is s io n e r f o r th * FOR SALE—One good lot in desir­ WANTED—Young men to work l ijbjert to tho Democratic th e N in eteen th S en a torial D istrict, F l f t bC ou istrict c o m p r i s i n g C h u lu o able location on Sanford Avenue, caring for nice things. House m u st 1 U. C. M A X W E L L d In lie held 111 June. If s u b j e c t t o th e D e m o c r a t ic P r im a r y tn. G enDev Muni be of good a and D hccoIu , s u b j e c t to closo In. Will sell nt right price bo well furnished and be conven - 1 after school, •Mmimtllon of my record to ho bold J u n e 3rd. I ant an a t ­ the nr tlon o f th e D e m o c r n l l c p r i ­ appearance and willing to hustle. Real Estate isliiUcy Is favorbly cons Id- to r n e y at l a w p r a c t ic in g nt S a n ­ for cash. Sea G. C. Fellows, First lently located. Give location, prico Address in own hand writing, giv­ lur vide and active support for d , F lo r id a , an d h ave been a r e s ­ m a r y Ju n e 3. and full Information when writing Street and Elm Avenue. Phone LAW YER and ing age. Work is entirely on com ­ * ippreclated. ident o f and a t t o r n e y In th o N in e ­ Box 431, Sanford, Florida. 447L3^or IfiJ. F O Il C l .K i t h C I R C U I T COURT* t e e n th S e n a to r i a l D istrict f o r 13 MIDRARD D. SafITH. mission basis and carnlnga will do- { Insurance I h e r e b y an n o u n c e th a t I am a — Court H o o m years. Y o u r a u p p o r t Will ho g r e a t ­ tnt 5 t V T 5 S m i h s i o n e h . pend entirely on your ability to get i c a n d id a te fp r the o f f i c e o f Clerk FOR SALE or trade for San/ord ,f*k> snnounce my sa n d ld u cy ly a p p rec ia ted . SANFORD, ------FLORIDA property, ten acres truck land in results. Box109, care Herald.____ j _ o f th e Circuit C ou rt o f Heminole L E W I S O’ B R Y A N . ■♦Wiloti to th e ,*ff Ice o f I C ou n ty, s u b je c t t o th e a c tio n o f tho Eureka Hammock. Miss Ena Hes­ HELP WANT KD— Young ladies o f! '1 _______. . . i .. A S I i Cummissloner o f D is t rict F O Il S T A T E A T T D IIN B V . .H .. J „ . . . II9JI t hereby n n n ou n ee my c a n d l - 1 P o r a o c r a tlo primary ter, 838 South Hughey St., OrlanIbstlmde t'liunty. s u b j e c t to good aiqientunce willing to do II. H. O H A r i ’ K L L ui'i ..f ti,,. v o t e r s on Ju n e dney f o r th e o f f i c e o f S t a le A l t e r - 1 do, Fla.______________ ________ hirtise to houae canvassing on com­ FOIt C O U N T Y J U D G E . ney f n r the Heventh Ju dicial C l r - ‘ mission basis. Good proposition For Sale—House nnd lot on San­ c u lt o f F lo r id a , au h ject t o (h e D e m ­ T o th e P e o p le o f Bem ln ole C o u n ty : W. ENTZMINGKIt. t am a c a n d id a te for C o u n ty for real workers. Address Box 431 ' f l i n t v t v s u i i o o i i M i A H i i 1 o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to he held Junu 3. Ju dg e, y o u r aunnort nnd v o t e on ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. Attomey-at-Law ARCHITECT care The Sanford Hcrnld, and give •Jf ■wmiuwco m y s e l f a c a n - 1324. Junu th e 3rd Will he apprecia ted. J. A. R C A R LE TT. For Hale— Business now clearing Over Seminole County ^ fjr t--i i, i i hm a s a m e m b e r complete information us to age and First National Bank Bldg. H AM UEi, A. R. WIL KIN BON. F O I l COUNTY PIIOSECU’I'ING . «aniy limml o f Public In* four to five hundred dollars per lank ability .____________ __ F O R COUNTY JUDGE. ATTORNEY. from District No. S! Sanford,------------- Florida S u b je ct , o f course*, t o thu action month. 1 xvleh to n nn ou n ee that, t alia)' $1,500 takes it. Como 4‘vado, (isceola atul Sanford, — WANTKD— Lady to keep house for ''*) lulljert to .tile a c tio n o t ho a cuudUliltc f o r th e o f f i c e o f o f th e D e m o c r a t ic p r im a r y to be elderly couple near Sdrrcnto, ’ » -rrulle I’ -lm ltfy. Ju n e 3rd. C o u n t y P r o s e c u t i n g Attorn ey . »uh* held J u n e 3rd. I w ill tie a can dida te quick. Fla. Apply 111 Maple Ave., Sanen d o re e m e n t of the fnr th e o f f i c e o f Cnunyt J u d g e o f nerved as a mem* Ject t o t h « For Sale— Ten acres, 300 feet * to'- llu.ird since 1315, and D e m o c r a t ic v o t e r s at thu Junu 3rd. Hcioltinlo C ou n ty. I shall lie g r a t e ­ forri. ________________ ! Wilson Welding & Radiator ful f o r lltc n o m in a t io n am i c l e c lake front, good dwelling, garage, a 7 . I"*" chairman of the prlm u ry. WANTED—'Two first-class sales­ tton, nnd If e l e c l c d I aaaur** tho ■since. 13 |j, especially Ills tun ___________ G E O R G E C H E R R I N G , Works c l l l i e n s h l p o f B em ln ole n f a i r and good variety af fruit trees, a bagmen. Central Florida Motor Co. 1 > ri, i.-i|ulr<o| of a Hoard F O R C O U N T Y ' COM M ISSIONER. *' o-i if ii..Diecled 1 prnm1 h e r e b y u n iiou n ce m y c a n d id a cy faith ful a d m in is t r a tio n o f th e a f - gain for $4,000. TermsWANTED— Young lady atenogra-j ice. ■ *»m. i .nuclentlous a n d c u n - f o r r e - e l e c t i o n ATfORNEY-AT-LAWia We have the Inrgest listing on •fff LJ« Metal we car. weld i V f o r tho o f f i c e o f fairs o f the o f8fC H K L L H M AIN KB. pher and bookkeeper. E. F. Lane.! * ” r»lc« a s h a s b e e n - r e n d - C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r o f Heminole celery and vegetable farms in the v.) m.my years of service. C o u n ty . D is t r ic t No. 1, ■ object t o tANFORD, FLORIDA WANTED— Two first-class wait-} First National Bank city. If you want a city lot, n su­ 'HAS. K. HARRISON. the a c t i o n o f th o D e m o c ra tic p r i ­ resscs. ' Harold's Cafe, Tavares, burban lot, a house ready built, Sanford — ■ Geneva. Florida. m a ry J u n e 3. 1924. Fla. G. L B LED SO E. celery farm, grove or anything in H»h * 11K111 FI*. l. , '* announce m y eeir a » a lull VIp f LIN 'rr>DTT>r~FTinrtho real estate line call on us. We “ ' ,ll,r.‘the o f f i c e o f S h e r if f I.IC IN STRU C TIO N . WANTED. sell at the owners' price only. Call ‘ ' "unty. au h ject to thu I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y ca n d id a cy Active and progressive local and ace us. We give you the burr4" ' 1’rlmary June, 1924. fo r re-election to the o f f i c e i'f h i i i i c i /«. C o u n ty H uporlntrndent o f P u b li c >M i l l A l . L E ( o n e r e t e u * ., g e n e r a l gains and service. idenlera in every community to rep-* --------W. A. TILLIH. In stru ction of Heminole County , r r m e n t w o r k , s i d e w l a k s , build' THE SEMINOLE R EALTY CO. 'resent a large anil dependable nu rs-' . y' " t x i u ; i n p r . , '' " .... loc o niyaeIf a c a n - s u b j e c t l o th e D e m o c r a tic prim ary Ing blocks, Irrlgslloo boxes, J. B. cry house. Our co-operation helps i V. C. COLLER, Prop. SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. The Matthews Pr« . , r; ' *ction to the offlPn to be held o n June 3rd. 1921. Tcrwlllcgcr. P rop,________________ the local denier to make quick [ w * l« k s B U I . A is fs tS , . ' ,f 8. mlnole C o u n t y auh- ____________________ T. W. LA W TO N . For warehouse property General Shop and Mill Work sales, extra Income and satisfied j " " action o f th e D e m o Lumber and Building Material. F O R COUNTY COM M ISSIONER. see THRASHER A GARNER. Phone 417-L-2 customers... Good selling season I I h ereb y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a cy „ ^ r>be hold o n J u n o Carter i,umber Company Vacant warehouse lots, , , , , ('*r an oth er term I f o r th e o f f i c e o f C o u n ty Cnim nlsContractor and Builder close at hand. Write now for our j N. lau rel hL Phono 60S. I*® fuinji 0f n , , sloniw f r o m D istrict Number T w o At 107 N. I*ark Ave. Also a warehouse w u n -7,000 attractive ptoposal to responsible \ . " *iin« e f f ic ie n t m a n n e r o f Bem ln ole C o u n ty , aubject to the HILL LUMBER CO. House of so. feet space, price right. l'hone 319 517 Commercial Street dealers. Grifflng’s Interstate ’ ;*w‘ con du cted It i d t h e a c tio n o f th o D e m o c r a tic Prim a ry THRASHER A GARNER, and Prica Service, Quality J u n o 3. 1924. Nurseries. Jacksonville. Florida. 1 112 Parle Ave., Phone 50 & 857. Phono 135. „-------- ^ JOHN MEIHCH. C. U. HAND.. a; Cash in Advance’ mmmm FOIl CONST a i i CK . . . so. of d is t r ic t Houses For Rent Apartments For Rent Political nnouncements Miscellaneous Wanted Read Herald W$nt Ads For Profit Use Them for Results Lost and Found HOUSES WANTED Help Wanted i. DIRECTORY OF SANFORD REAL ESTATE Schelle Mainefl _______ft a. RAULBH80N.„ TRUCK FARMS BUILDING MATERIAL Elton J Moughton 10 acres,. 5 ..tiled in first class shape, 5 un­ cleared, near loading station—$4,200 terms. 22 acres on hard road, at loading sta­ tion, 5 tiled, 3 inch well—$7,500 terms. George A* DeCottea Fred R. Wilson Sanford Novelty Works PRINTIN' H. B. Lewis Co. Sanford Machine1 By GEORGE McMANUS JNGING UP FATHER l*h«Bs as »Tti ALU RI^HT* JIMMY IT OOT A 4 tH •I w o2. m i s t a k e n : \ » h e r e -j im m y - h id e T H t* ) C A M o r C O R N E O C > E E r A N ’ C A C s t b A G E IN T H E ?>A F E • | T M IN < 1 7 1 f \ B sa a ra l H m SIm t s l W a lk s O llm J s r G t l s l h s I CAM‘T * 5 I R t *bHOT T H E ^ > A F E -O C X 5 R AM ’ THE T IM E L O C K l*b t > C T ' W H AT? A ,**;.— A H ’ IT Vx/OM'T O P E N UNTILT O M ORROW M O R tS IM - w e l i'l l w a i t :: M V W I F E C O M 1N D C fW N T H E f—r in i. Sanford Sign l * Jr APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Classes o f Wo 107 Nortl Sanford A n STEWART The Flowers For AU Members Flertata' U v ery 811 Myrtle A v a W.J.l Real rA* v * ■ * Scnvica. Iwc ‘l!*' s-'s-:Z - . , ' i ' . v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4cb01ec6d650723b0f7bb112bfc8a2eb.pdf 134dc4e9ab79a67337e2c80ada2a51bd PDF Text Text Dr. Sun Objects To Rumors of his Death GOVERNMENT ISi ASKED TO RON SHOALS PLANT HONGKQiWvM*, g*0 .X at Sen. president of the South government whose death, it was reported, occurred Tues­ day ia alive and perfectly well his confidential secretary de­ clared tjmphatloMly today to a representative of the Assoclste,l o ° . s* 5<n* *rom Hongkonk ference Report Is to Sun’s Canton headquarters. Alabama Power Company . Rumors have been current Declares Government Own­ gpted By Vote th a t reports of Sun's death Measure pn ership of Muscle Shoals were untrue. Upon being ns iciently Large sured he was alive the corresPlant Would Receive Condent requested an interview. Override Veto Ooeration of Other Power is was denied the correspond­ Plants Throughout South. ent. The secretary said Dr. Sun did not feel called upon to prove he was not dead in view • WASHINGTON, May 16.—Gov­ of categorical statements to the ernment ownership and operation Field Secretary of National Rivera contrary Issued at Dr. Sun's of Muscle Shoals would have the And Harbors Congress Gives" headquarters. Interesting Address At To­ suppoit of power companies in the « * fill Probably Be day’s Luncheon. South, E. A. Yates' .general man­ ager of the Alabama Power Com­ it To President Conference In nn address delivered before Leaders' pany, told the senate agriculture I the Sanford Chamber of Com[fore End of Week Decides to Postpone committee at Thursday's hearing. 1ntcrco at its weekly luncheon at Vote Till Saturday The power companies would pur­ fllNGTON, May 16— the Valdez Hotel Friday, Cornish chase the power from the govern­ Hniley, field secretary of tho Na­ _ disregarding the WASHINGTON* May li ment and distribute it over their tional Rivers and Harbors Con­ of'President Coolidge, The soldier bonus bill waa For the first time since Ramsey MacDonald became England's “labor premier" ho was guest at Wind­ interconnecting transmission lines gress, declared that the •develop­ be Japanese immigrutoed by President CooHd ment of waterway routes as tran­ sor Custle recently, (n this remnrknlilc news picture the Mini and the I,ahor choice are shown walking i n o umi t *r the provisions of the federal irobiem be adjusted TV.iin— t sportation and development nec­ Thursday on the side by side.. At left is Quean Mary, then King Geor gc Mrs. Randall Churchill is walking beside tho pow#r act’ Y,te* Thl" essities, is one of the big problems diplomatic channels, Made on TransacVions'!n'Ar my*" ‘V,nter would mean the government would premier while, ut extreme right is Frank It. Kellogg, American ambassador, to complete this very “demo­ of the people of this country to­ that It wan economically un­ Lumber After War. /Thurfeday by over’’*•* have entire ownership and control cratic" group. day. He further stated that Flor­ sound and morally unjust. l votes in each house WASHINGTON. May 16.—L. L. of the property a t all times, he ida, beenuso of its many waterways Returned unai^ned to feels this need more than many Terence report on the Dougherty of the Dougherty-Mac- added. other states which have few rivers. house, where the legialatlot tion restriction bill Key Lumber Company, of Valdos­ Replying to Senator Kendrick, _ Mr. Bailey, Invited here by R. \V. originated, the meuure Workers of Lehiph provides for Asiatic ex­ ta, Ga., testified this afternoon in Democrat, Wyoming, Yates said he Pearnmn, secretary of the local or­ immediately taken up by ittt after next July 1. ganisation, declared that the pro­ friends in an effort to over­ the trial of Jorn L. Phillips, of saw “no reason whatever" why the Valley Co. Strike government should not retain own­ posed canal project between the Georgia, and othes on charges of ■ore.will he sent to the. ership of Muscle Shoals and “well St. Johns and Indian Rivers is one ride the executive action and k t probably before the end conspiracy in surplus government the power and "in some respects" SCRANTON, I’enna., May 16 of great importance and one wMWT only the counael Trf leaders'i [etek- Congressional leaders lumber sales, that he paid Phillips, he believed this would bo a better —Twelve thousand employe* of even the United States engineers both parties obtained a . I expect him to sign it, but the Lehigh Valley Coal Co. fail­ policy than privet operation. realize. After briefly telling what at«d authoritatively a t the who with John Stephens, Jackson­ ed to report to work today in Won't Resist Building. the functions of tho Rivera and ponement of a vote until Sat* that he had reached ville, Fla., had the contract to dis­ .response to a strike cull issued Ho told tho committee that the Williams Discharged for his Fail* Harbors Congress are and enumer­ urday. • Maryland Representative I* Given In Uie usual course pose of the surplus lumber from Alabama Power Company, which last night. Reduction in rate ure to Obey Instructions Giv­ ating the efforts of it in behalf A Clean Hill of Health In Ac­ The president in his veto m e t-' ' will be sent to the state army cantinments, $42,000 as Phil­ now owns land at the site of the paid for yardage and an alleged en Him ily City Manager of recognized waterways, the quittal in Bribery Trial. or departments for a report refusal of the company official* aage a document of more than proposed dam number 3, would not speaker launched into suggestions lips’ shnro in th eprofits from 11,­ ItBSl executive action, to confer with representatives resist the building of this dam by 2,000 words, declared he could seo TAMPA, May 10.—Mnyor Frank May 16.—Truth on how the counties of this section 000,000 feet of the lumber for the government and would release of. the district president were of WASHINGTON, to Override Veto, of Floridu may secure the canal. no Justification for enactment a t the charge that Representative M. Williams was dismissed as given as the cause for tho Zihlman, Republican, Maryland, ac­ “What the proposed canal needs i basis of the balloting to- which the comDany represented by their holdings at a (air price. Ho the bill into law and added: [both the house and senate the witnesses secured contracts explained that the Alabama Power Chief of Police of Tnm^o shortly walkout. cepted a bribe wns not established •most is a ’thorough industrial sur­ “Our country cannot afford It. be votes, to spare to with Phillips and Stephens. Company had given the government after 5 o’clock Thursdny night by by evidence presented to the house vey," said Mr. Bailey. By that, IdM bill over a presidential Th ewitness said a profit of $100,­ the sit* for dam number 2 for one City Manager W. Lesley Brown. investigating committee, the house tho spenker stated that he meant a The veterans as a whole do not llhe vote in the house was 000 or more was made on the trans­ dollar during the war. survey that is all-inclusive and want it. All Amercan principle* Thursday was informed. The order, carried to the chief’s |U, or 64 votes in excess of actions. Mr. Doughehy will be sub­ Chairman Norris ceclsred there containing complete data on the in­ are opposed to i t There ia no mor­ All five members of the eoinmitdrtd two-thirds majority to jected to further cross examination would be a shortage of power in office by the city munugcr himself, tee concurred in a report which suid dustrial, agricultural and potential al Justification for i t ” Ia veto, and in the senate by defense counsel when the trial the United States within a fow became effective immdiately. Wil­ that "no further action is required tonnage which will be effected by [e t o 0, or 17 more than is resumed Monday. years even if all of the power re­ liams was not in hia office a t tho or should be taken by the house," the proposed devo«3pment. These “No Bonus Owed Able-bodied.” s. sources were developed. He said time. things ure of the utmost import­ “50-50 Basis.” Proceeding in hia discussion of with regard to Mr. Zifilman, *. i the big majorities Anally As to the lumber from the camp demunds for power were becoming "The evidence Is coiifiicting and ance, he pointed out. the bill, Mr. Coolidge declared no Lieutenant D. ” , York, ranking Further the dn*.u muit be com­ bonus waa owed able-bodied vetezy, in its .*avor, the confer- at Nltro, W. Va., the witness said greater all the time and was why officer of the force, wns made act­ Man Wanted in Montana Caught contradictory," said the report, ily .Sheriff But la Reissued When developing Muscle ing chief in churjre of the depart­ ort did not meet with he had a specific agreement with he favored “ami III' question of the credibility piled looking toward the future ans of the. world war. I’roeeeding* Are Instituted. kkiling in either house, John L. Phillips to divide with Shoals and all other power Hites ment temporarily. ‘The letter giv­ of iudividunl witnc.irn ha* fre­ needs and prospective shipments must be listed, said Mr, Bailey. “The gratitude of the natiun to | a objection was raised to Phillips on a 60-50 basis of the in the country. quently arisen." ing him authority to tuke immed­ The story of how an alleged Yates declared dhnt If the co-or­ iate Nat only that but according rdln to tho these veterans cannot be express­ liction of the conferees on profits. The question of a loss was The report touched nlso on tho charge ulso wus delivered to iuiadlcr-uLnational reputation was aaese exclusion provision, never dl»cPM«i,Jbe said.___ ___ dination company plan of the aaan- Mr. Brown in person: charges against Representative speaker, some assurance must be ed in doilanr and cents,'*' hlK id limbers who voted and Langley, Republican, Kentucky, given the government officials that ed. “The respect ispect and* *honor of their In reference to the other lota of ciatod companies was adopted, avcaught by Sheriff C. M. Hand, on Williams wnn discharged for his if the improvements are made, country will rightfully be thelre ightf tinst the report practic- lumber ”wa depended on a gentle­ ailable power a t Muscle Shoals who is under a two-year prison Tuesday morning upon information that they will be used to the fullest for evermore. But* patriotism * * can there men'! agreement,” said th* wit­ would be increased by 76 per cent failure to obey instruction* given sentence as u result of his convlc not exception wi*re th ., i(v writing . _ by the _ city _ _ ____ uian- m'oiyed from the sheriff o l Great tion for alleged conspiracy to vio- extant. In other words figures neither be boi ht nor sold. It I» ,000 aml^4/o ,(WCMons ol to him . WW'sifl.aT i yp* *$>• *> y%a3* pwd the trill- *s on-ta^gl P. \ • agei“rfV XbSti Thursday *to reinstate Walls, Mont., and how, after, thu Iqte oho * the Drebibition law. Th. com- must be givaa to abe« po^hire I Answering a ouery’ of Attorney M. E. Colllris ami W. T. Ytdgor nr prisddtr was released upon habeas mlttec .__ Co-ordination. said no further cudUoa tm lU ?«vthe freight servtee th j£ t* bow W t a t . rJeA.A- Douglaa. of counsel .for m un proceedings, further iofur*. _ . oL a t least was Ieiwr.brotnrtrt’ *br-TW H, w iIK ^-h e finest.and s t and bl*>»e»-of'' --r-. - I* FTThnUps, the .witaaoa s a id . '." I f the Southern ;rtatds-am-evw sergeant, -ns. ordered bjr mo I.UlOr imrforf was received sufficient ,^advisable _ fteVhydro Power ft m ust come shipped vfirtha w afer route.-Theio tares, iff view-rtf' Mr. Lfriglcy’s “ •, To attempt to pay monejr W®*j» the arrangement from i.eamo on e departure . Muscle Shoals through the co­ service hoard and the city commis­ hold him for the western officials, announced intention of absenting figures are essential he' statd, to for it ia to offer it an onworth’ ‘ — with Phillips concerning the prof­ [At 'original sonata ■ bill und how, in the meantime, the man sioners. Mr. Brown requested Wil­ and inter-con­ himself from thu capitol until such compute what the canal will mean dignity which cheapens, do luting any exceptions to its on the resales he believed he ordinatedof operation Muscia Shoals with tho liams to prepare employment slips had “flew the coop," wns related a|ipenl has been passed upon by tho to the section In dollars and cents. and destroys i. We must ■ net quotas for European had a oerfect right to do so. At­ necting Government engineers in the war abandon our theory of patriol power resources of the south­ for th<*sc men and have them in the Fridny by the sheriff. courts. pbutd on the census of 1890 torney Douglas read the terms of other E. G. Sundcrling, the principal in higher city manager’s office at 6 o’clock east," Yates said. The purpose of the committee in­ department feel that the depart­ or abandon this bill." mn the alien seamen’s pro­ the contracts, between Phillips and lid, hn* been living quiry wns to determine whether ment must receive guarantees of Declaring the power companies’ Thursday. They were not there at the case, it is said, . vhkh were construed by the witness tq tho jury . The economic and fi' 5 o’clock. The city manager act­ in Sanford for the past sevoral either Zlhlmnn or Langley, men­ what the canal will mean to this bid contemplated serving fanners grounds for a veto were s< ora as tending to weaken months, muking lit* home ut u lo­ ed immediately. with a large amount of power from sevrrnl months ago in the section before they will feel that particularly by the president wil (Bv R. M. GATES) Ptlktte seamen’s act. cal hotel. Sqmo time ago he de­ tioned the expenditure of the money is Muscle Shills, Yates said agricul­ The dismissal order wus found by, Presents Books. an inference that, should hill posited to his account a t u local report of n federal grand jury at rtj .Lines Submerged, May 16.—Berd- tural engineers estimnte that more William* when he returned to his hank a check for $40 made to him­ Chicago, had bet* uguilty of wrung justifiable. Mr. Bailey stated that come law hope for tax reducU lines were entirely sub­ ardWASHINGTON. he is positive that many of the (Continued on page 8.) Hampton of Brooklyn, former power is now required to operate office about 6 o’clock. A short time self and signed by Hugh l.umh. Jin the voting, three Demo- bookkeeper engineers see the need of such a must be abandoned. The go farms than is required to operate later he culled a reporter for the for Calvin L. Robinson, ment, ho said, Rad reached u * ling with five Republicans who testified yesterday at the trial any other industry m tho United Tribune to his offico and bunded Tho check was made upon a Great canal as a proposition which will cial condition which perm! Fall* bank. It wus sent to that in opposing the report of Jorn L. Phillips, state commit­ States, mean much to tho whole state but him n copy of a letter of resigna­ »« voting in opposition teeman from eGorgia, and others that tho necessary data has not reduction in taxation but “if t tion, which he said lie sent to City bank for collection und u message Rhode Island; Frazier, been filed to substantiate the need*. bill becomes law we wipe out Manager Brown’s office early received n few days later wns to with conspiracy to defraud the effect tlmt no uecount wus en­ .North Dakota; McLean, charged The fault, the speaker said, has once almost all tho progress Thursday afternoon. The city the United Sttes out of $1,500,000 tered nt the bunk by uny person by id, and Sterling, South in not keen due to local people but to hard years have accomplished | mnnager said he aid not receive connection with the sale of army thu numo of Iaindi. • Republicans; Gerry, Rhode surplus those who supplied the information reducing tho national debt.” tho letter. The first ho knew of lumber, was a witness for At the same time the officials Huge Cost. 0*cn, Oklahoma, and the government us to how to prepare the data. the letter of resignation was when today before Judge recognized tho handwriting as that A total of 55 candidates havo Mr. Bailey further stated that this •The bill, ho argued, would co ^■uiachusets, Democrats, aBiley. , a Tribune reporter read it to him . " ‘«ad, farmer-labor, Mlnover the phone to his house at of G. Steven Green, wanted at that qualified for tho several county of­ section of the stato is very pro­ mit the country far a period Hampton presented the books of place for swindling und wanted by i fices in the coming nrimnry on gressive und deserving of the can- 20 years to an additional a ._ about 7:30 p. m. Robinson in which he had made the Inspectors and clerks of the 12 tho police of other places in con-' June 3, according to E. A. Doug­ but th at different methods in se­ annual appropriation of $11*J xtration leaders in both original entries of the transaction precinct Williams suid he dictated the nection with various promotion* lass, clerk of circuit court, who ul, of Seminole Conuty for curing information wanted by the 000 and at the end of that ti: »»nd senate voted for between Robinson and John L. Sheriff nrnilo the list-public Friday. primary on June 2, recently ap­ letter of resignation about 2 o’clock and swindling schemas. government should be employed. would be necessary to sail ta Ior the report. They had Phillips in tho resale of 10,000,000 the a few minutes after he had receiv­ Hsnd wan notified to hold the man pointed by the county board of Tuesday, May 13, was the lust In advocating the development of public two and a half billi from the A nt that the feet of tho surplus lumber, and commissioners, ed the instructions from Mr. who presented the check pending day on which the candidates might waterways, the speaker made It lars in bonds—a major o' were announced on problem was a purely read entries from the books. Friday by E. A. Douglass, clerk of Brown. He said ho gave it to "a investigation. Tho sheriff wired qualify fur offico and file their first clearly understood that he did not in finance which he said ml: one and thus within the plain clothes man" to take to thu for full description and upon re­ Over $100,000 Msde. • the circuit court. mean this to be a detriment to the disastrous at that time. . l u tongrea* and not the excity manager’s office. He did not ceipt of it. sworo out a warrant expense accounts,’ according to Mr. railroads. Hampton showed that more than In order to familiarise the offi­ Waterway development Douglu.s*. He further stated that The executive a s s e rte d __ ■IJfWftmept of the govern- $100,000 had been mode ns profit on cials us to their duties in taking make known the name of tho plain for Sundurling. the second exponas accounts of tho is really supplementary to tho disabled veterans were being |«f*r the constitution. the transaction,.which showed a net care of the polls on election day, clothe* man. After being arrested the prison­ candidates must bo filed not more railroads instead of supplanting •*«re efforts in both houses gain of $92,043.93 after deductin a school of instruction was held u Mr. Brown was in his office all er employed the services of Attor­ than 12 days or less than eight them, he further stated. He as­ treatment and that Inaura “*Bit the report with In- expenses of $24,252.89, in whlc li few days ago a t which time their afternoon waiting for some word ney G. W. Spencer, who secured days before the primary election serted that no waterway develop­ already been provided for “• ‘bat in the house, which was Included $10,000 credited to duties were enumerated by Judge from Chiof Williams. As 5 o'clock his client’s release Wdnesday af­ to bo hekl on June 3, and the third ment had ever been made but that erans. “We have no money to Mred by Representative Robinson as personal expenses. Of E. F. Householder, Schelle Maines, drew near, Mr. Brown became rest­ ternoon, upon habeas corpua pro­ to be filed not more thun 10 days it helped the railroads in the same '¥ •nmols, ranking Demo- this profit, Robinson testified on and George A. DeCottes and oth­ less and it was apparent he was re­ ceedings, demanding specific after the second account ia filed. vicinity. Ha gave as an illustra­ upon a class of people that luctant to take the step he saw wus charges upon which the man was Candidates failing »<> qualify in the tion the Panama Canal and tha taken from the whole peo ' • «e immigration committee, Thursday that he paid John L. ers. .“Our first concern ' '•own 246 to 35. Sena- Phillips $45,000 under a cohtract (Continued on page 8)Here Is the Hit of polls officials necessary. primary election, however, neod trans-continental railroads. Every­ said the nation as a whole, letd moved to recommit by which Phillips was to have two- for the several precincts: one, ho said, believed a t that time not fltu this third account, he said. weighs In Its importance _ ,***•«. but h it motion waa thirds of the profits, this amount Precinct, one, Sanford: Deane Following is a list of tho candi­ that tho roads would bo put out of of a class and the IW on a point of order rala- received from the resale, waa in Turner, chirk; Joe Chittenden, Ed. dates who have qualified for thu business but instead they are now mderation | senator Reed, Republican, excess of the amount paid to tho Love and W. L Betti, inspectors. doing a larger volume of business must yield to the f June primary: chairman of the government b yRobinson, when he Precinct two, Monroe: A. S. For county jut?ge: James G. than ever before and a t the same * m®nsgers on the part of purchased under the alleged secret Hawkins, clerk; L. B. Mann, J. TilShuron, Shellu Muines. Samuel A. time the w ater carriers sre handl­ Funeral Services agreement with Phillips to divide den Jacobs and J, A, Johnson, inI). Wilkinson and J. G. Leonardy. ing all th a t they poesibly can also. '^w es moved with unusual profits on a basis of two and one. spec to re. “ How do you bob today?" class. Many other reasons, most At tho conclusion of his talk, tho Held For Tho Fur county commissioner: Bos­ ‘"disposing of 4 conferPrecinct thr * 4 Snnford: W. M. If you don’t then you had* bet­ of which are personal, have been ton Steele, district one; J. E. Sny­ speaker* waa warmly applauded. Wilson On Thu Britt, R. R. ter get busy and do so for “every­ advanced for the rirlux. Chief of der, district five; G. L„ Bledsoe, Mr. Bailey, for 22 years identified i. ••ction consum- F. T. Miller Re-Elected HaynoS, clerk Deaa and L. f . B n, inspectors. body Is doing i t " The line of these is because “John told me I district one; L. P. Hagan, district prominently in waterway develop­ riiki .* more th*n hour Precinct four, 1 >lof C. C. Pier- bobbed-hair applicants is fast had better not do it, and I did it one; John Meisch. district two; C. ment, came to Florida at the in­ In tha presence of ■»i 1 nw,n.ty minutee after To Important Office son, ejerk; Srpith. L. Lila growing in Sanford and indica­ Just to show him that I could." the report had W. Kntzmlnger, district three; W. stance of Senator Duncan U. friends, funeral services * ”V’ MtUuiMnipectors. ’ But pleaae don’t think that this B. Ballard, district three: C. L. Fletcher, where he has been ad­ late Thomas Emmet 1 40 *«nate, At Embalmers Meet andn AL tions are that soon it will cloatdy L..*u '* l}ed up immediately Precinct fljv*L Oviedq: O. G. resemble in lengtn the breed lines ractico is being confined to thu West, district four; B. B. Wheel­ dressing civic bodies ail over the alcott, ctark: H. R. McCall, S. W. of New York and.Chicago. apers alone. Far from it. Why er, district four; E. 1L Kllbee, dis­ state in its behalf. Recently he passed away at tha At the annual meeting of the Walco i *d' ,A v°te w u ha i ropo and J. N. Thompson, inspec\ ^ than three hours. Florida Funeral Directors and Em­ Swopo it la said that recently the mother trict five, and C. A. Kaulerson, addressed bodies in Jacksonville ton Hospital on Tu< A personal investigation today i , of seven and the grandmother of district five. and Paiatka and from bare goes to lowing an illness of less i balmers Association in Miami Wed­ tore. the startling information Precinct six. Geneva: jj . H. Hud- revealed south Florida. three, joined the ranks of the shorn nesday fran k L. Milter of this that the three local barber shops week, ware bald a t Comfort ( For member covnty Democratic lu* Gives Detailed city waa re-elected secretary-treas­ dleson, clerk; W. E. Dooley, M. E. have been pushed to their capaci­ just because she was going to a t­ Executive Committee: J , W. Os­ B. F. Whitner, J r„ county agent tag* on Magnolia Gabon] and H. C. Douglass, in­ urer. In the evening the annual ‘ Of Protection” banquet ties in taking care of the influx tend a bridge party where most of teen, district 11; W. V. Dunn, dis­ mado a report concerning a recent day.at 3:30 o’et *^ brought to a close the 28th spectors, of ever-increasing line of bobbed- the ladies present would be of the trict 10;. Felix Frank, district conference in Tampa which con­ Precidnet seven, CkqJuota: J. E. hair victims. . In fact, so busy havp bobbed type. . three; R. J. Holly, district one; sidered the exhibition of Florida Rav. John Jo] A. Hennest annual convention of tho associa­ Snyder,r, cleft; G. D. Brumley, G. G. the tonsorial artists been that two Reliable information has if that J. H. Huddleson, district six; C. C. products in several northern states Souls Catholic Church, c tion. next winter. During the session the executive Jacobsi . and N. C. Jacobs, inspec- shops are planning to add to their the* rich and poor, young and old, the impressive service*, (Continued on page $.) Itkan monty" aggregating committee j,* prettv and ugly, infant and decrep­ George A. DeCottes, city attor­ took place In the T expelled Frank P. Mc- tors, forces if the rush continues. Precinct eight, Gabrielis: D. E. it, alike, are among those “seen a*, ney. gave a short talk on the re­ tary. Honor « « d ond conatant Ghan, Miami undertaker, for al­ Mathis, clerk; C. E. Parker, Mark Tho reason or reasons for this th f barber shop.” When one goes Agent For Express sults of test wells recently dug near T. J. Miller. leged unethical conduct. . mad march in the days of May are I rw. c *orTner Attorney Sanford in an eflort to obtain n P. Foret Officers elected a t the morning B, Dodd opd A. W. Moorman, in­ apparently unknown but a number to the drug store and wishes to i^ugherty was told the Company is Robbed spectors. engage in a bit of conversation, it source of soft water for this city. Woodruff/gad B. F. < i, Misession were: John J. Skillman, comnUttee to- ami, president; T. F. Blount, Tam­ Precinct nlno, Longwood: T. P. hava beep suggested. First and Isn’t the stylo to say "good morn­ According to the engineers, he atat tire pair Remus, ut of C Ohio, tho best reason of all is ing" and go through all the reg­ TAMPA, May 10.—Sheriff Spen­ ed that it ia the belief that aoch a DeCot pa, vice president; B. D. Harris, Lewis, clerk; B. J. Overstreet, G. m tresses’* are ail the ular ways of greeting but just meet cer. m*< J« » fortune out Leesburg, E. LeVigue snd D. W. Short, in­ Hillsborough County, today la supply has been discovered and that R. Key, _____ second vice president; **Im before he waa • „ rage and all th a t *ortS>f thing. your friend with a cheery “ Who’a on the lookout for three men re­ Sanford will soon have soft water Ho ‘ r J "«d seni U>~Atianta win- an^ L Miller, Sanford, secre- spectors. Precinct 10, Lake Mery: A. E. Why they even say th a t all Paris bobbed today" and straightway ported to have held up i * * free from sulphur, • taryB- F. tary-treaaurer. Sjoblom, clerk; J,.D , Evans. F. 8.' talnly, by all moans, keep abreast conversation is opened, and food J. T. Pendleton, agent' W. U. Combs, of Miami, and emay and W. V. Duren, inspec­ American Expraas Cot HOOVER AGAINST TAX BILL. Carev Hand, of Orlando, were rec­ Vemay i of the fashion dictates of the fir<t m ark ets ommended to fill vacancies on tho tors. • Forrest of France. Sanford Is by no meana out of Ptecfnct 11, Altamonte: WASHINGTON " ' of Embalmers, and their 1 with ihe latest modes In dress cording to advices bet. art Hoover in a forwarded to Govern- B. Stone, clerk; Frank R. Pounds, Another good reason advanced 1$. — Wheat: A. W. Mulls end G. A. Bryant, in- for the trimming of beautiful lucks trio enured the express lement of coiffures. . today declared 107. Corn: is because “it is summer time and no one could blame the covered the agent with of the new tax 1 k*»r 8L John Rigsbbed to d o ! - D. Jour. ral fav- ■ B rill is economic . UNSOUND AND MORALLY H I --------- - IS SU B JE C T OF BAILEY’S SPEECH B lidge Wishes itirelylgnored Will Make E ffort To Override Vi DAUGHERTY SAYS HE PAID PH njJPS $ 42,000 PROFITS TAMPA CHIEF OF POLICE DISMISSED BY CITY MANAGER ZIHLMAN SHOWS HE IS INNOCENT OFCHARGES MADE ALLEGED CROOK F R E E D RESULT HABEAS CORPUS Officials For Polls In County Precincts Have Been Chosen Q u a l i f i e d List of County Candidates Numbers Fifty Five Sanford Tonsorial Shops Swamped By Big Influx of Bobbed-Haired Fans S . » W I U I , mercy of . ■• ■l ' ft* . . A �t h e sa n fo i Noble G. B. Ross Looking ’Em Over CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS BieBuIkhcad At Hanford THIS WEEK IN SANFORD. Thursday ' Weekly luncheon Assbcintioh of ‘Buaihres Women 1!*US ut Valdez Hotel. • :V Regular meeting Eastern Star, 8 P. M.. Masonic Hall. ' Regular meeting Col. Theo. Rosscvelt Aux. U. S. W. V., 8 P. ,,*'Vefkiy^Tuifcheoh, Chamber of ■Commerce, 12:1M Valdez Hotel. ' Regular meeting, Knights Ternplar :730, Masonic Hall. . •i BUILDING PERMITS . A permit was issued to the Southern Utilities Compnny Wedtwwday for $2,700 for an addition to the,ice plant. A permit was nlao issued to J. E. Kerney for $130 to make alterations on his home in Chapman & Tucker addition. A. D. Hawkins secured ohe for $50 for repairing fence. H. T. Hodgkin son Is New Manager of The Local Buick Agency Jr yThe Sanford Buick Company to­ ; day announces that H. T. Hodgkin­ , - -aon, formerly of Tampa, has been - secured as the manager of its sales L-."i dtgtlon and garage in this city. |£JU . Hodgkinson, who for the pnst wro years has been connected with y tn» re m a n Motor Compnny, of Tampa, as manager of its Lakeland branch, assumes his new duties to­ ' '.day. Ho succeeds Edward J. Hnr£ well, who resigned recently. ■vMt - Hodgkinson Is thoroughly familiar with tho automobile bus­ iness having engaged in It for a period of 26 years. For the past 12 years he has been connected ‘ with some of the largest firms in South Florida. He is a big booster f for tho Duick and rays “you can't *o_wrong when you buy a Buick." The new manager of the locnl agency comes to Sanfonl for the first time in flvo years. He cxpressed surprise and _astonishment a t the rmarkaehlo growth of this city. The paved streets, he added, J a wonderful asset to Sanford as well as the St. John's river. Alexander 8 p r u n LDi •!“ fi" < P S ? Q . y Charleston, S. <j., ! S of \ \ T r ’ 08 . '• “ r S At City Park, Thtfsdny, May 15th, 8 P. M. 1—March: Nutional Emblem Hanley Overture: Colden Dragon S eTUn tedf S^ta tw , on 9i,W the tb . i' Judgments. H ., ‘ Who is to fix S e 3— SeTecnbri: Anioritn .... .............•........ ........ Cr.ihr.lkn 4— Novelette: Fair Florida ............. .......... . . Storm INTERMISSION 5— Coronation March: 1‘rophct ........ .............. ... Meyerpeer 6— Selection: Madaimosellc Mo­ diste ..................... Herbert 7— (a) Mexican: La Palomn .... ........... ..................... Yradicr (b) Serenade: Magnolia 8—Medley: Songs of the Old Folks ......................... Lake J—Star Spangled Banner ..... ........................................ Key JOS. KEIZENSTEIN, Bandmaster. Celery Shipments Wnycross Pot Yards .. Atlanta ....... Florence ... . Pittsburg New Orleans M’ADOO WILL BE RETURNED VICTOR IN JUNE PRIMARY (Continued from page l.) reactionary principles of the Re­ publican party, will vote for this greatest Americnn 'since Wilson nnd Roosevelt. If our workers stay vigilantly in -the field until June 3, i wil he a McAdoo walk­ away. - Only over confidence can lose. When we win, it will be Florida’s greatest Victory. £he will wield an influence in the New York convention second to no State jn the Union. The voters are go­ ing to insure thnt victory. Do we want to do our Democratic duty. llf«. #1.. I f . %.1_m Presbyterians To Educate and Give Relief To Pagans TIjp senate oil committee tenta­ tively closed its hearings. Details of campaign expendi­ tures were considered by the sen­ ate Mayfield committee. A compromise farm relief bill was introduced by Senutor Smith, Democrat, South Carolina. Further steps were taken by tho administration to obtain postpone­ ment of Japanese exclusion. Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montann. was exhonorated by the committee which investigated his indictment. • •The revenue hill conference dis­ posed of a number of non-enntrovcrsal amendments voted in by the senate. Witnesses voiced opposition to modification of the prohibition luws before (he house judiciary commit­ tee. The Daugherty committee or­ dered the warden ut Atlanta fed­ eral penitentiury to produce George Remus, an Ohio bootlegger, as u witness. Secretary Hughes, declared to be "absolutely ’ false,” the state­ ment that he had anything to do with tho sale of the ateamshin Mnrtha Washington to its former owners. Tho rate-making section of the transportation act was ussniled in the house while the senate debat­ ed application of the long and short hnul provision of the interstate commerce act. • Major Van Fleet Will Water Pipe Line to Be Maternal Discipline Depart From Florida; Extended Over Key* Is Very Pronounced Maj. Tifton (Succeeds MIAMI, May 16—Plani for the Among Seal Families SEATTLE, May 15.—Undo Sam has opened n school to give an ed­ GAINESVILLE, May 13.—Maj. ucation to one family of 15 boys J. A. Van Fleet, who has served and girls, the largest in Alnska, the University of Florida for the pcrrrding to Jonathan Wagner, chief of the Alaska division of the last three years as head of the milUnited States Burenu of Educn-|itary department during which tion, v/ho stopped in Seattle GO , 1time he has became endeared to all route to his headquarters in the who are connected with the uni­ Northern Territory. versity, \yiil be succeeded by Maj. "Nikaly, Indinn chief of the Kniks tribe of Central Alaska, A. C. Tifton, Maj. Van Fleet’s con­ heads the largest family In the nection with tho university will territory," declared Mr. Wagner. terminate on June 1 of this year. Maj. Tifton is n naticc of New "Owing to n government ruling a school must ho provided where Mexico, and was admitted to West there are 15 or moro persona in Point from that state in 1901, grad­ uating wit hthe rang kof second one district. 1 “Several years ago Nikaly and lieutenant in 1905. lie resigned in his family, which was slightly 1909, but re-entered the army upon smaller in number then, settled entrance of the United States into near tho Mntanuska coal fields. No the wor'd war ,as a major in the From nntives hod previously located In adiutnnt-generni's office. that district. But when Nikaly’* this he wns promoted to lieuten­ family increased to 15 the govern­ ant-colonel in 1919 nnd in July 1920 ment was compelled to establish received his commission as major in the infantry. At present he is it school for tho chief’s benefit. Civitans Expect Take Stand on Immigration .MIAMI, May 15—A definite stand on restrictive immigration ns a pnrt of the national policy is expected to be taken by the inter­ national convention of Civitan Clubs which opened here todny it wns stated by Ernest Greenwood, president- of the organization. The delegates continued to arrive nnd more than 2,000 are expected. DIVIDEND DECLARED NEW YORK, May 15—Direct­ or* of the Atlantic Coast Line to­ day declared an extra dividend of one per cent on common stock in addition to a regular semi-annual dividend o f three nnd one-half per cent. RAN ANTONIO, May 15. — Presbyteries of tho Gencrnl Assem­ bly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States hnve under their care C46 candidates for the minis­ try and mission service,- exdusivr of women candidates for mission service, said the report of the ex. ucutive committee of Christian Ed­ ucation and Ministerial Belief, mode today before th© assembly in Houston-here. The committee aitlut 452-wumlU dates for the ministry and niissfiin atryice .in the yqjyr just closed. T> than in tho previous year, the Club Doors Open To more report stated, ami in this connec­ tion spent $77,952. Denim Clad Laborers "In our campaigns for equipment • _i _ ^ v and endowment funds for schools LONDON. May 15.—The Curl- and colleges of the church, the $1,350.000 sought for schools in iTexas i:- beaming u reality," con. of aloofness which houses the no­ tinuel the re|mrf. "Collections blast of the bifid, has opened its nmeuntiner to more tlmn $8 .000,. doors as a host to a party of .’1(1 <MM) in other synod* nri- reported. laborers. These men huve been "This endowment fund for min­ engaged fur the Inut year in ru- i *lcrlnl relief is now more than $!,• facing the front of the club house 470.0110. and in kieping with the re> In Pull Mull. •I'lmt' otf the*assembly, effort i , he Lord Younger, as chairman of ing made to cnervaso this fund to thu house committee, presided at $2,509,0(10. The total amount re­ the lunhccon and delivered a short ceived from the endowment fond speech in which he said the time the past year was $21,021, which srrivd for u more congenial is $31,141 less than the amount re­ feeling between various classes of ceived the year before. Englishmen, ami closer cooperation "Tof;il receipts from nil source i lor the good of the empire. were $351,159, a decrease of $11,. The Carlton CluK is the only 730." London Club which Vlucn not adrail strangers. v. VOTE SEEKERS GIVE OPINIONS: AT L 0 N G W 0 0 D ■be -next speaker win Judge E. Householder, who is seeking thee# of county prosecuting attorHe reviewed his record as mty judge, pointing to the large nber of case# over which h-r hud lied sentence, ell declared that is thoroughly familiar with the flea of the office and if el-cted will be able to give the citizens i best of service. Gorg G. Hrg. the other candidate for this Ice, w«s not present. * Ifpnce E. Douglass and II. II. appell, candidates for clerk of i circuit court, wero the next to *k. Both gave short talks urgsupport of their candidacies, i last speakers on the program 'e those for the office of coun­ commissioner of district three. vC' 5 n.t?ra*nKer. incumbent, and B. Ballard also seeking the ofj, spoke for a few minutes. ♦ next meeting will in- held Monday night at Munroc, it construction of the water pipe line from Florida City to Key Largo and probably to lower Mctacumbc which is half way to Key West were announced today following a permit obtained by C. J. Husselknmp and associates yesterday from the county commissioners to build in this county. A similar per­ mit is to be asked for in Monroe county. Water an tho Floriday Keys Is a t pv.sonl caught in bar­ rels or from supply transported in railroad cars. It is understood in real estate circles here that a chain of hotels and rcsortB are to he built aong the keys and this will bo made possible b ytho con­ struction of the proposed ovorseas auto highway and water supply both of which It is claimed even­ tually will reach Key West. The route to be followed will adjoin thnt of the Florida E ast Coast LAKELAND, May 16.—A total nnd qualified to vote in Polk coun­ ty, according to r« o rd books which hnve Just closed. Of this number 946 of those registering wero re­ publicans, and 9,172 democrats* ac­ cording to Mrs. Ev, the supervisor of registration. Tho registration for the primary two years ago was between 5,500 nnd 0,000. The large incrcaso is attributed to the number of women NINII.CIIIK, Alaska, May 15^Mntornal dlscilpino is as pro­ nounce*: among tho hair seal fami­ lies as among human beings, ac­ cording to men who have spent many years along the shores of Cook Inlet and havo studied aqua­ tic lifo there. . From the time a baby seal is. laid snugly within a bed of dry seaweed until he receives a final spanking and dirocted to rustle for himself, he is subjected to unre­ lenting discipline. Contrary to oopular belief, a baby seal is as helpless in the w ater at birth as a human baby would be. It must be taught \o sw:m and instructed in all the loro of seal life .including how to *,unt /ood and escape its enemies. Charles Coach, who has made hair seal hunting a business for years, says he has watched a moth­ er seal teaching her baby to swim. The mother would flounder out on the rookery, gathor the baby under her pippe rand slip carefully into the water. Suspending the baby on her flipper, she would bark, grunt, whine and wheedle to Indi­ cate what wa sdesired. If the baby refused to perform, it was effec­ tively spanked with the mother’s flipper. The young seal gradually learns to swim by floundering a fow strokes a t a time, with the mother snatching it from danger every time it becomes exhausted or starts to sink. BAniHTS DECLINE A TLA NT A, May 15.—The South­ ern Baptist Convention today de­ clined to uuthorize appointment of a special pence committee to propar? paper fur presentation to a y convention next year setting forth th* ( nriitlah touching in regurd to lunT ff,i,ver' ! King. lie will saveth'u«£ a! L* th*. His work f l for all His ways are God of truth ,and with<m ty; just and right is ReT The consideration of tlons constituted the ktC* the sermon, ona of the* r. being, "God’s word ii stdke and the long fin# ance of our interpretatW faith once delivered toflL has been surrendered h, « the end is not yet. Witki us it is a question of m or rejection of the Woid and its authority smon* tho revelation of God to world. How shall we meet sue, if this be an isine?* "We need not fear for ture, or fd rth o prerot, Lord God omnipotent still r His word it.forevcr aattUl ven. Not ope jot or tittle any way pass from thi hi be fulfilled. The Judre a earth will do right, and l not fear. We must fontfe suffer the punishment it W^KK BEGINS MQ FORT MYERS, May ILials are on the way hen: in construction of the fifty nlcipal gas plant, work a will bo well under wit «| few days, according to »' ment by an official of the« ing firm that will build tJtf Fifteen miles of gas maiaii pipe coated and wrapped • laid providing for fin g house connections, and the will have a generating ass 125,000 cubic feet cvmR ♦♦♦♦♦ and Saturday On Sale Friday and Saturday NEW YORK, May 15.—Uunriit* held up Samuel cviinsstein and wife n.i they stepped onto the |M,rch of their Brooklyn home, on returning from luc theatre early today uiul escaped with ten thous­ and dollars worth of rings uml four hundred dnlhirs in currency. ^ * 'b - th e rlKiiuia ^*' incro an?-many *ho pointed to this ta.k.n ly exercising their * preroKativcB. The, „ the standard for thei io r others, but no f m atters not to thorn th. has said, ‘Judge r not be judged, for ment ye Judge ye Let us turn our from such unworn and remember the the revelation dveo ue. In t For the Lord is Snellenburg Make — They come in all shades, Stouts, Reg:, and Slim.models. These suits are made of Genuine Palm Beach cloth and all nice­ ly tailored. Models for all fig­ ures. Sizes 36 to 44. Special for two; days—Friday and Saturday*—Suit •T j* •• • . war. JACK HON MAY llE PRESIDENT SAVANNAH; Slay 15.—An eiecUi»n of officers of the American Railway Development Association set for today wns postponed until tomorrow at which time Jesa W. Jackson, General Agricultural Agent for the Central of Georgia Railway, will probably he named President. - . V/ i i ... .. . - �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924 Organized Classes Baptist Women lo Charity W o r k c f t h e HB c n r n r r o f See. 5. Tp. 31 R . It. 31 B ast, r u n th e n c e w e s t 5 c h a in s , t h e n c e n o r t h 140 ft.. I tle n c r B a s t G c h a in s , t h e n c e s o u t h ISO ft. to p l a c e of b e g in n in g . • a r e a n d e a c h of t h e m ’ls h e r e b y r e q u l r e d to a p p e a r t o t h e m i l o f C o m ­ p l a i n t In I h . s c a u s e on t h e 7th d a y o f J u l y . A. It. 1324. I T 18 FL’H T H K R O R D E R E D t h a t n c o p y of t h i s o r d e r be p u b li s h e d once a w eek for e ig h t consecutive W e e k s In t h “ S a n f o r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In Send note C o u n ty . F lo r id a . IN W IT N ES H W H E R E O F . t. l-i r r e - Dr. C. J. Marshall and John Gove As They Will Appear Next Thursday Charm, a* s h o w n b y J. O. F r i e s s u r ­ v e y of L a k e C h a rm b y p la t t h e r e o f recorded lit Pint B o o k 1. p a g e <. beginning n r a p ost situ ated 24 chain* so u th from the h a l f m ile post between sections 2 and II. thence run w est ll.SS chains, thence hr ATLANTA, Ga., May 15.—Bnr, ing>the past year the organised Baptist women of the South havo made 2,183,000 visits 'to the sick ^and. sufferinR-as L jy itt of the .par- - kft t e ~ r ~n»ed' hVift rrrjY"r I’l*^ricc work of the woman’s t h i s 7th d a y of May, A- II. 1921. (H eal) K. A, DOUOLAHH, missionary union, it was reported C l e r k C irc u it C o u rt. B em ln nle C o u n ­ ty , F lo r id a . to the thirty-sixth annual conven­ By A. M. WEEKS. I». C. tion of that body here today by J. W. H ENT E R. n l n . H. M. Wharton, of Baltimore, S o li c it o r f o r C o m p l a in a n t . chairman of that division of the N o t i c e nf A p p f l c a l l e n foe T m Deed , i. work. r S e r t lo n 5TS of th e I J r n r r o l , Of phases of personal service t Snite I s l H l n o f the S ta te of F l o r i d a . work done by the women are repN o tic e Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t Joo ] ' Tesented in the conduct of 102,810 C a m e r o n , p u r c h a s e r of T a x O r t l l l c a 2G2. dlit-bl t h e fitb d a y of religi oua services, the winning of J u tnee No. D . 1921, h a s filed sa id c e r - ' 7,390 persona to Christianity, dis- I W c a t A. e In m y office, a n d h a s m ade tribution of 12,548 Bibles, dissemi- a p p l i c a t i o n f o r l a x deed to Issu e In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . Sabi rt-rllfl,nation of 1,789,529 hits of religious a t e e m b r a c e * th e f o l lo w in g d e s ­ literature, distribution of 341,724 cc rib e d p r o p e r ty s i t u a t e d In H eml­ catm ints among the poor, the serv­ n o le c o u n ty . F lo r id a , t o - w l t : N '4 ing of 414,353 baskets and traps of L o t *0 H anford C elery D e lta T h e u d b e i n g ass e sse d in th e d a t e of food to the sivk and suffering, sofa i dt hla e i s s u a n c e of su c h c e r t i f i c a t e and the giving of 245,504 hours of In t h e n a m e of L T. B ry a n . U nless nursing the sick who could not nf- s a id c e r t i f i c a t e s h a ll be re d e e m e d g i n d professional carrier, accord- a c c i i r d l n s t o la w t a x deed w ill Issue t h e r e o n on th e 2nd d a y of J u n e , ing to the report. A. !».. 1921. p«Hduh; / 7 * n' T*ktM reoilntiie c2 ■h w s,|| fa r * ulIre ki. l,' y h/tki 5 f t Inn ford. t y Florida MCI. LB MAIN Kg Solicitor ror r — FIRST IN OUR LINES Our materials are best. Our workmanthi| i.t im.iurpn iaeiJ. Oat I service is excellent. Estimates cheerfully I given. -\ W i t n e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e nn d V i s rircult r . n r l , Tih Jnrtlrlal C fr- se a l t h i s t h e 23rd d a y of April A. /t; f i l l , Sratlnolr County, F lo r i d ., I*.. 1924. Law l a C k sacrry. (H E A L ) E. A IKil'CILAHS. w.ltowarU 41. B u n dy C lerk C ircu it C o u rt. Hemlnole C oun ty, F lorida. l' ■ f J- C. Krogrl if living, anil If drail By. A. M. W eeks. D. C. a ll p srtlv s cla im in g In terests u n ­ 4-2 S -n-2-9 .rr..:T .3 n.r,t der J. C- K reg cl, d eceased or o l h . erwlse. * ourt, S rtr n th Jn d lrla l To the d efe n d a n t s J. C. K reg c l If In CCiirrccuuiitt , CHemlnole C o u n t), F lo r ­ liv in g , and If dead, all p a r lie s c l a i m ­ ida.— I n C h a n c e r y . i n g In terests under J. C. K reg cl. G e o r g e ( r e W h eeler, Joined by h e r d eceased or o th erw ise. In th e f o l ­ h u s b a n d a n d n e x t f r ie n d . M. F. l o w in g described property, n a m ely : W h e e l e r , c o m p l a in a n t , vs. C a t h e ­ - . T h a t certain tract of land s i t u a t e r i n e M Hem lint to n an d Iter hu sD >n th e C ou n ty o f R e m in d s and .State h a n il. B. K. Ite m i n g to n. s o m e ­ m o f Florida, described ns th e R U o f t i m e s k n n w n a s Kllpbiitet ite m ? t h e S W tt o f tn e o \s H o f th e N B u . In g to n . e t Hi., D e f e n d a n ts . —Hull f *gH«ctlon *, T o w n s h ip 21. R a n g e 29. to Q u iet T itle . It Is hereb y ordered th a t you and C IT A T IO N . T each o f yon do appear to th e bill o f T o C a t h e r i n e M. R e m i n g to n anil M 'coaplaln t h e r e in died, on the 2nd h u s b a n d B. K. R e m i n g to n , s o m e - 1 •" d ay of June. a . D. 1924. ST It la fu r th e r ordered th a t th is t i m e s k n o w n a s K llp b a b d R e m i n g ­ jjrordrr of p u b lica tio n h e p u b lish ed ton. W il li a m F o s t e r a n d w ife, Mary ' In tha Hanford Herald, u nt-wspa- 1*. F o s t e r . M ary B. F o s t e r a n d b u s .p er published In Ketnlnote County, b a n d . I l e n r y F o s t e r, C alv in W h itn e y ’. F l o r i d a . o nce a w *ek fo r s i g h t ron- a n d M a r ia n W h i m s y , Ills wife, HIm a n M cC h esn ey anil Hnrlnu M r' » » e u l l v e weeks. W it n e ss m v band and t h e se a l o f C b e s n e v . bin wife, T h o m a s A. Hin­ der. II. A. .McChesney. s o m e ti m es A th a said C tiru lt Court a t Sanford, -"'Florida, t h i s 2Tth d a y o f March, k n o w n aa H e r b e r t A. -McChesney a n d ii 1924. ______ 1 K o ra lil A. McCbe«ney, bis w ife. Atm Jlc f'lie sn e y C r e i g h t o n a n d Mae Me£ i SEAL) E. A. DOUfiLARS. Ohjsswey, If_living, wim«e p litc c _ o r E __ __ __Clerk C ircu it C o u rtl S e m in o le C o u n t y . F lo r id a . i t f f r S oT~~residence a r e u n k n o w n , a n d If deoil, to nil p a r l i e s i ln lm ln g B y : A. M. W e e k s . D. C. I n t e r e s t s u n d e r C a t h e r i n e M. R e m ­ * f t - F r ld a y s i n g t o n nnd h u s b a n d . K. K. I t e m i n g loti, s o m e t i m e s k n n w n a s lllltihnlet i,’ J f O T i r n O F M A S T E R ’* I a I.K. W illia m F o s t e r anil V . in cir c u it Court, Heventh Judicial R e m i n g t o n , w if e , M ary P. F o s t e r, Mary B. F o s ­ Circuit o f Florida, Henilnolu C o u n ­ t e r n n d h u s b a n d . I l e n r y Foster. C al­ ty. In Chancery. T h e A m erica n ; Agricultural Chemical C om pany, a v in W h i t n e y an d M a r ia n W h it n e y , i corporation. C om plainant, u g a ln s t Ida w ife . Hlmnn M cC hesney n n d Ho. , Hemlnole F arm s, Inc., a corpora - r l n n M cC h essney. hla w ife, T h o m a s t tlon. - V lrgln la -C a rolln a C hem ical A. H inder. H. A. M cC hesney, s o m e ­ - Company, a corportlon. nnd P e o p le s t i m e s k n o w n ns H e r b e r t A. McChesB a n k of Hanford, a corp o ra tio n , rie- hey, n n d K o ralil A, M eC hesney, his l fendanta. F o reclb su rn g o f M oitg n u o . w if e , A nn M cC hesney C r e i g h t o n an d . N o tice I* h ereb y g iv e n Hint u n d er M ae M cC hesney , d e ceased , o r o th n r r ' 1 a n d by v irtu e o f a d e c r e e of foro* In a n d to t h e l a n d s h r r e l h clo su re and s a l e en tered In th o a f l e r In t h i s c it a ti o n , nm l In t h e bill MbOVe en titled fan*"* o n the Ittth o f c o m p l a i n t . Hied in t h e abo ve 1 day o f April, A. D. 1924, I. aa S p e ­ s t y l e d c o u r t n n d o n w h ic h Ib is c i ­ cia l Master In C hancery, on M o n ­ t a t i o n Is b ased , d e s c r ib e d , a n d s l s o day. J u n e 2d, A. I). 1924, In fron t In nil h e a r s , g r a n t e e s o r d e v is e e s o f th e Court H o u s e door In Han­ c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t ford .Hemlnole County, Flurlda. w ill i d nny n atu re w h a t s o e v e r , Ity. o f f e r for s a le nnd sell to th e h ig h e r tin* a b o v e n a m e d i i s e t nnd best bidder for cash, d u r- dt herfoe un gd ah n tosr, uo nr dnny n s c o m m e n c i n g a t u c o r n e r ! l o w in g J,a|st‘> C h a r m A v en tte to s t a r t of th e m . In nnd I l u g the le g a l hours o f s a le , th e fnl i L o t t II a n d 12 o n L a k e , j ni{ jM,iul. a m i u Iho t o t h e In n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , > l o w in g describ ed land, s itu a te , ly anil a l s o In tiny a n d all o t h e r p e r ­ Av e n u e , t h e n c e r u n cunt 11G5 ■ T r u r t No. 2.1 , tn g and b ein g In the Countp o f s o n s . w h o s o e v e r, w h o h a v e o r c la im e n c s o u t h 334 f e e t nil Leo <r|„, w e s t h a l f of I.nt 7. B lo c k , B. Bemlnols. S t a l e of Florida, more In h a v e a n y r i g h t, ti tl e o r e s t a t e I l ie n r c ti u r t h 40 d e g r e e s 30 of h e n r y F o s t e r ' s M a m m o c k - v a s t tr t ic u ls r ly described- a s - f o l l o w s , •tif n n j ' n n t t i r e - w m t s m - v e r in o r to mlmiti'H went luK O feet j-Wlt: fr o m L a k e C h a r m a n s h o w n by J ; O. Lot T w o <31. a cco rd in g to W. A. ilia I n n d s In vo lv ad In th i s au lt. h e r e - " C h a r m A venue, t h e n c e IS F r its survey of L uke C h arm j£ b y (Jinn's Map of I’alm H a m m o c k , i |>er plat th ereo f duly reco rd ed in {jubllc records of O ra n g e C ou n - MADE IN ORLANDO INSTALLED IN *? SANFORD “ 3 The season’s latest pattern, practical exp«t j once and the latest designs in Awnings ure to t| obtained through us. Window / ! ! SHADES Arc made to your o r­ der in nny quality and color, in our artistic way. RRING IJS YOUR SHADE AND AWNING PROBLEMS— “THATS OUR BUSINESS."! SELLERS AWNING SHOP 204 So. Main St. — Phone 1114 — Orlando. | p la t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Hook I. p a g e i-,. S e m i n o le C o m i ty R e c o rd s. S a id l a n d 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 i b e d n s b e g i n n ln g .a t n p o in t ■ U 'c h a i n * w e s t fr o m a p o s t s i t u ­ a t e d 2*1 c h a i n s s o u t h f r o m th o h a l f m ile p o s t b e t w e e n s e c t i o n s t and II, t h e n c e r u n w e s t 4.42 c h a in s , s o h l h 4 c h a i n s , e a s t * 12 c h a i n s , n o r t h 4 c h a i n s In s e c t i o n 11, t o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h , r a n g e 31 c a s t , a n d a l s o ~ I T r a « N o .' 1.1 — I .n t B. Illo ck U, o f P r . H e n r y F o s ­ te r's H a m m o c k east from Lake ■tm »i Mftf ‘«H li' *fwi M/f f*T» • I • nterfy w * p a rr|-tn plat Imok "I>" on p a g e 72. W hich said record linn been duly tranacrlbed and Is now a part of th e records o f Hem lnole County, Florida. , Terms cash. F u rch a ser to pay for d ie d . J. O. HU A RON. Special Master In C hunrsrv. G-2-9-U-21-30-r,t N a lle e nf Application fu r T a s Reed tinder Sertlon STS o f th e General I t n t n l r s o f Ike S la te o f Florid a. N o tice Is hereb y g i v e n that J. K Snyder, p u rch a ser o f T a x O r t l f i i .gate No. 1G7. dated the Tth day or J u n e, A. D , 1920, h a s filed said ce r ItOcate In m y o ffice, and ha* m a d e s p p lle a llo n fo r ta x d eed to Issue In accordance w it h law. Hald curtltlc a t* em b races th e f o l l o w i n g d es* crlbed p roperty situ a te d In H em l­ n o le county, F lorid a , t o - w l t : E*4 o f B E M . S B U o f B W 'i H e c .2 9 .T w p .lt H. R. 31 B. 61) a cres. T hd said land b e i n g Hssesssd at t h e d a le of th a Issu a n ce of such c e r tific a te In th e n a m e o f U nknow n. U n le s s sa id c e r t i f i c a t e sh a ll be redeem ed a c c o r d in g tu la w t a x deed w ill Issue th e r e o n on th e In d day uf J u n e, A. D.. 1924. WJto.»* m y o ff ic ia l s i g n a t u r e and n e a p this th e 13rd day o f April A. test i n ion. (SEAL) I FORD SIZES Pathfinder Fabrics 30x3.....$7.50 ............... 30x3V-* $8.25 ............... Wingfoot Fabrics 30x3 $8.25 .............. ..... Tube $1.50 30x3i/2 $9.70 .............. ...... Tube $1.70 Cords 30x31/. Reg $11.15..... Red Tubes $2.65 30x3i/> O’S iz e ............ ............ $13.15 30x3i/» SS Cord ........'. ................ $13.80 30x3i {*SS O’S iz e........ 31x4 SS Cord ...... 31x4 SS O’Size ......... K. A. DOUOLA8H. P lerk Circuit Court. Hemlnole County. Florida. B y ;. A. M. W e e k s . 1>. C. means 1 4-11-5-2-9-U -ll-lO -lt CALUMET ‘ l a the rirr n it t'esr* e t tk e Sereetfc Jndlrlal Clreult e l Ikr S tate of o n Florida In a sd fo e Hesrleale C k u sfr— l e Ckanrery. Mary M. King, c o m p la in a n t, vs. All TK# g #000my iartlea c la i m i n g an Interest In th e units Involved In this s u it under > M. E Brook, deceased o r o t h e r ­ w ise. w h o se n am es and p la ces of residence a re u nknow n. D e fe n d ­ a n ts.—Order for C on stru ct Ivo Kervice. t T h e.C om p lain an t h a v in g filed h er . IWpciL blit nf co m p la in t Hu th is m , c a u se wherein sh e s t a t e s that shu ■t bdUeve* that th ere a re certa in pers o n s Interested In said la n d s d e“ scribed I" said lllll o f C om plaint. ‘1 w h o s e namos a rc u n k n o w n to h er and h avin g o t h e r w is e com p iled w ith la w . IT IK HK11BHY ORDHHKD. a t the d efen d a n ts, t o - w l t : All p a r . B4vclAlm ing ail Interest In said h e r e in a fte r d escrib ed under Brock, defense,I or o th e r w is e . Ir p a rties c la i m i n g an Interest said land* w h o se n a m es and l e s s of resid en ce are u n k n o w n , i d land b e in g situ a te d In RemlI* County, Florida, an d d escribed fo llow s: fill at RE Corner o f Hec. 9, Tp R *1 E . run th e n c e w e s t 9.99 Is. th en ce north I chain.*, 1assl^9.99 chains, th e n c e sou th n* to point of b e g in n i n g A lso tinning * | a point I ch u ln * north r BAKtNO POWDER All Tires Applied Free Ha s p r o v e n most satisfactory because of the unfailing results alwa\ obtained where Other Sizes to 40x8 Wingfoot Cords Red Tu 32x1 $19.35 All Weather Tread Cords —Full 10' c Oversize. Tubes as above $3.35 $3.55 • 33x4 $20.05 34x4 $20.90 32x41/. 325.05 33x4 . m o 34x4 . St-to 32x4'/o 33x4 l/t $25.95 s i.9 3 34x4'/, $26.80 $5.05 83x5 $31.90 $6.00 Flaps at no Charge Terms Cash 33x4*4 3 4 x 4 1 /0 3 3 x 5 -: x6 ......... 69.90 x8 ..... . 119.60 All Fresh Stock H ere are the Reasons for the Power, Smoothness and Endurance o f Oakland's Six-Cylinder Engine a '. Oakland's new six-cylinder L*hcad engine h j of the most advanced design. It* remarkabU * performance Is the logical result of competrtt engineering and high grade construction throughout The large, perfectly-balanced cranlohaftruni \ d J h» big. special, brouic-backed bearing). Tm« patented bearing! are positively the best fast money can buy. Lubrication is force feed by mcansofarellsbU ' gear-typo ell pump. Main, camshaft, anJ con­ necting-rod bearings anu timing chain are continually bathed in olh Thia positive lubrication odds greatly to ouict operation and long life. ’ C fe ii cy finK^sTTc fume J cmooifi ai iia** ; c*n special machine*. Pistons and ring) of the latest design are Individually fitted Into each cylinder with extreme care and precision. Vibration and wear arc practically eliminated by this process. / 'i » \ The connecting rods are light and itroca. \ O ) The babbitdinea bearings are permanently bonded to each rod with pure tin—the wo** approved process and also the most expensive. < "H16 c -1 , m h a f t is d r iv e n by n silen t chain runV D ; n ‘n B i n a b a t h o f o i l . T h i s U c o n ced ed the best typo o f d r iv e a n d t h e m o s t accurate. There I* a c o n v e n ie n t ex te r n a l a d j u s t m e n t . WE DO NOT CLAIM THAT OUR TIRES WILL RUN 25,000 MILES But They Will Give Your More Mileage THAN ANY OTHER TIRE. /w N Oakland valves ore o f special hcatertbfb’l \ f ) sl-oystccLSoelficientarc they,thatvalvccntKV ' ing is nc.euary only at very rare interval*/ « ' » ’O10 intake manifold is scientifically dedgned . O ) *° insure perfect fuel distribution to all CT"f* '—' ders, and therefore smooth, economical open* tlon. There is n handy temperature adjustment for summer and winter. t ' r \ \ Th*electrical system maintains Rcmy a -* d * c f c x c c llc n c e .T h c * p a r k c o n t r o llie n ttr * |y ■utonmlc, which nwsatu that the engine * " wUfcr tho maximuru of power under all coouiuo®* / i a - Th,0 tingle-plate disc clutch is ilmple and l l v j *hle. It is self-adjusting for wear. operation makes possible the remarkably «**T gear shifting of the True Blue Oakland. Roadster » . $ 90S Sport Touring 10^5 Sport n<WiUr 1095 Take , Sanford, Fla. Business Coupe * U 1®? j C o u p e for Foot4 IH * Sedan Ail r*c«i /. a. k fscssfT * O a - i a n J ', S ^ * v ts | TaymnU PU» tom* T w M—*J Kent Vulcanizing Co Sales 2% tim es as tnr.chastk&t ... of any other ■X Lincoln T r u e B in * Touring Car b ra n d * 4 \ * . - 1 J 1 1 - �t THE SANFORD FRIDAY, MAY 16, F921 tive Alligator S w it c h m e i t t V U n l o h In Mrs. Hellos Sought SAMOAN 'ell Acquainted Each-Cummins Parley lo Open London Fairs LONDON. May 13 i Year Seasons DENVER, May 10.—Revision of loitfr, n& the wife of Ihe American FUNERAL RIT Ambassador to Englund, has ac­ cepted* iscv^rnl invitations to open charitable baztiah* ^Kd’ exhibitions during the coming social season H linden. Although she has been in London only a few months, Mrs. Kellogg has become most popular in diplomatic and social circles nr.d is in constant demand ns patron and hostess for the many public functions now being held, j Recently Mrs. Kellogg opened Iwith Princess Mary, Viscountess , Lnscellcs, an exhibition of modern j embroideries in nid of the Child (Fund. At the exhibition works by •Lady Pntricin Ramsey, the Duchess .of Abereorn nnd the Countess of Dalhousie were shown. jligators, contrary to comsensible and possess tt understanding conccrn, things, is proven in th* one which is owned by a of Clifton Forge, Va. The , question has been the of its Virginia owner for i years during which time KCn observed to do tho sit are set tortn an uren from the DailARcview t in that city. The article *0 years ago this month, jrtW t. of Warrenton, Vn., ajouming in Florida, sent u J,r old alligator to J . H. [a in thus city. Mr. Collahnn turaily pleased with the gift mediately gave the alligator i of the space In and around intain at Gladys Inn, putting . U,e old boiler room of the u tba winter time. For the Youthful Contacts Will Rri La hi the fountain, has been About International Amity r#f Ur. Callahan, Eventually Believe Men Who b ipring “Jake” was 18 Arc Sponsoring the [sU and it now 71 inches Plan. haring grown, four Inches ■ftr lintc his birth. Although NEW YORK, May lfl.—Embark­ [iu to a family of animats ing June 21 on a “friendship trip” adly the dumbest of them all, through Europe, 20 American boys pinto'' displays a great am- will constitute the first group of (ioteJligmcnce a t times. Dur* this kind to advance international twirmer months he remains amity In accordance wth a resolu[mail inrlosuro around the ton adopted by tho League of Na­ in, but just as soon as cold tions Assembly. The tour which a appears he makes it known will occupy ten weeks, will be un­ a wants to be put away for der the auspices of the Young ster by trying to got out of Men’s Christian Associations of dosure. He then proceeds to North America. ikr room which is warm and The boys, ranging in age from ku s tank of water in it. warm weather comes in the 16 to 19 years, are selected on the ^Jakc’’ seeks a return to basis of outstanding leadership witaln and Is permitted to qualities. The choice, for the most hit way. Last night It was part, has been' in tha hands of i coot ami Mr. Callahan cov­ state nnd local Y. M. C. A.s and in up for the night. He iH-Y Clubs, although other'groups, Wdin that position all night. including the Grand Council of ths I friendship that this allign- Order of DcMolay, Hill School of ifor its ownfer ii interesting, Pottstown, Pa., (and the Uric k titer where .he is, whenever Presbyterian Church of New York MUhan calls him he opens are sending representatives. The m ind takes notice. When DeMolay Council is choosing its tengry he will go up and delegate, whose name will be an­ Mout of his hand and seem- nounced early in June, frbm a ftn very much to be petted. group of 50 boys from various Rmetlcally no teeth, his chapters whose records show spe­ cial achievement'and a promise of unusual leadership. His expenses istdng trains will be paid by the order. In ne&rjttM. Co. Uke.fc.pl/rtiTq-. n t far, Callahan.., haa received from all parts of the Un­ ites q( the alligator taken Last wu passing here, ir t lady brought her tittle j!T.pver to. ice “Jaka”. She if. Callahan thht when she little girl her mother had ter this same alligator and w she wos-showlng “Jake" teaghtcr.” Kind Hearted Jailer Supreme Court o f Pays Prisoner’s Fines State Hands Down S e v e r a l Decisions I long ago that the originator and Thro the rrmton therefor haw been fo r- 1 t la g R jUih , v,ns pdhered o a* usunl’ ii bt year. No one known how U ng |j. ' ; the custiin luis been in vogue, but it 1j c,| ba< licsn nauded down through the ! ' * amoa, iM 'iis nnd /so fur no one ever hnsll* i often offered objfcetion. It u n c r-1 1he yfrptyrinieiidcbt of the prison ; V, have 'pick A-ut among those serving J: t :rtnin riiort sentence* two who have been I*’ , lining Iipiiet, industrious and in gene ml I mode! prisoners. This year they /i rca to happened to tie u man serving thir- ‘ Uj>, aii-tt.v days it: leau of a Sill fine for , fain- drunkenness nnd another -erving a point* i similar term for, refusal to pay a isuros , taxi cab bill. I* ; Iheio Cnptuin Archie Rcrmyson, the , [ • new t Mi|H*rintcndcnt, chuckled when the, ! * unity, i L '-i quota paused for great;* , cere- ( breaths of the warm, free air n s ' *' io re- tin \ left th- prison entranc.'. •h®*’ tlg u r-! “ You know,” he raid, “there’s }Jai^ • u i b - ; rnly cm- legal way prisoners like , 1 I that can be released before they’ve ^ ' r r ora- “ ' rvrd their time and that is f o r ; t was I flfUtebody to pay their tine f o r ,* " ' •hear-1 Flllt U'» » P™1^ ’ custom— *«*" lives dent you think? So every y c n rl* uu . nj^ I pick out n couple of the boys wlu> |*roJ mini have been good prisoners and I mo‘ n>ndl PBV what’s left of their tines m y -1** ,r . self.” te r , p^Crl hrcnlom for the Good Friday s c - 1 fl in tu n lection this year cost i he Cnptnhi , out tty [':■ hit *1 S..Kennedy, 2nd, Troy, N. Y.; •lames Edward Rice ,l» Tn’- i r 'i . hurg, N. Y.; Will S. Mitchell, Jr., Little Rock. Ark.: Robdrt M. Sha-i fer, New York City reurrsooting the Hill School of Pottstown, Pa-; William Ilallunger, Jr., Flint, Mich.: Lowell E. Frautschi, Madi­ son, Wis.; Allan II. Wright, Rockvile Center, L. I.; John Alden Rehnke Appleton, Ws.: Davd a. Hunter, Brookyn, N. Y.; James I.ymnn Bidwell. Hartford, Conn.; Dallns Webb Dort, Ftnt, Mich.; John .Tneoh Gunther of New York City and the Gunnery School of Washington. |'onn.. representing the Brick Presbyterian Church of New York, and William Gormun McMitnn Hntimorc, Md, It is ap- F L O F I T FOR A QUEEN THE TASTE TELLS THE TALE At ull Good Dealers Or PHONE fil l Wholesale and Retail i i- • Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Received Daily WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY t FRUIT JAM 3 5a ° r 25 PUT UP IN OUR OWN PLANTS AND LIKE ALL 01 Lit A. & P. PRODUCTS IS GUARANTEED TO PLEA! •EXTRA GRADE. FULLY RIPE AND DELlClO MADE IN OUR OWN PLANT OF THE FINEST GH OF IUPE TOMATOES AND TUB HIGHEST GRAD! OTHER INGREDIENTS . v. ' - ’ E vap orated M ilk A & IV MILK IS CANN n » 'itf'rtvn ow n p l a n t WHICH IS ONE OF THE MOST MODERN AND SANITAUY'OF ITS KIND IN THE V. S.—IT MUST HP. GOOD ...» U R POU^D CREAMERY Native ■ ^ ^ -^ ^ 'StT E T A N A B R A N D ---*........ SELF-RISING /r FINEST Fresh Mackerel «* t• » • f td Full Line Fancy W estern-* and *TA’> I ’ Meats i The stales in everj[ j A. & P. store are ['carefully examined I at regular intervals I to assure correct weight. LOW PRICES . Saturday---- M on d ay -------i France. In France the excess 1 DUBLIN, May 11.— The latest 'each 10,1)00 of popubttiori was ' Free State statistics show that the !in London It was only 18, w t births for the three final months o f : in the Free State it waa 51. • ' Phone o/tCC (P /vcr t/fc Iil>cfle<i with a brass 9* *hlch is engraved a plgthe tree. Accompanying ■«» of wood. Mayor Edward “®n, of Cambridge, sent the letter: * V»»hlngton Elm which had 'tending in Cambridge, Mass., *r» thin two hundred years, w*n- Tho tree has for genflf clearly symbolised tho P« of law, liberty and pal® which we all so dearly *w ha* been the shrine at People from all over the t»ve reverenced for more »century. An enduring mon*witably inscribed, Is to be *•" the spot that has been Marriage and _ Birth Iaverage of V 11^ 'i „ _° •, the previous ten yeai Kate Increase In The The excess o f’birth* oter <re»t Free State of Ireland L;dh£SU Sh^S?iSgfi« J. R. WRAGGE, PRO!1, a rcstit of plans mode nt Inst year’s World Conference of Workers Among Boys, a t Portschach, Aus­ many years afterward, when tria. it is part of an effort to help for Samoans worshipped their tu te ­ establish better understanding and the lary gods, there was greater fun­ more friendly relations among na­ eral ostentation than nt present. tions, as well as bcnlg a new feat* Members of tbe family held vigil ure in the educational work of the over the body, fasting in silence association. J. A. V’anDis, boys' for many The body was work secretary of the Internation­ wrapped indays. many of native al Committee of Young Men’s tuppit cloth, and to folds nny ck: Christian Associations, who was dnverous appearancerelieve the face was executive secretary of the Ports­ . [tinged with tumorre. Outside the chach Conference, s "'* house, all the night before the fuivrector of the trip. H will He nseral, there was lamentation nn't sisted by Harry J. Co R h t» • *l!f 8n*hinjf of bodies with knives and Mich., and Ernest P Brookyn N. Y„ both _ r ______ fn boys’ work as well ns in foreign travel. Invitations have been sent to ■20 Euro'pean countries asking that each select, through its national Y. M, C, A. secretaries, a represen­ tative boy_ to accompany the Amer■kto travrTfcfv 'on ir BO-day-rirtiise through tha Norwegian*fJonla,- in­ cluding a trip to North Cape. It ting down trees and cocoamit ia- believed that through thic con­ palms. After the funorul there tact with various nationalities, by wns protonged feasting, all the means of daily companionship with pljp nnd poultry of ths? 4eCea.-.i;.l boys of their own age, these possi­ chief’s family being slaughtered, i ble future leaders in their'Aspect- Sometimes the feasting lasted 15 Ive countries will gain u broader days. Fine mats were distributed 1 butlook and develop a more sym­ among the visiting relatives, and j pathetic understanding of foreign this ceremony was not without oc­ points of view. Assurances have al­ casional bitterness, us the different ready been given of the hearty co- onei contrived by strutegy to nl>. operation of tho countries to be tain the oldest nnd hcnco the nmit visited. Important mnta. The burial ceremonies of today You Cun’l Help but Savtf Money by Trading With Uh Lx.ibsposUion. Charleston, and the presentation !a?t year were 14,716, equivalei of the report of the stewardship *to on annual rate of 18.6 for etU liy Rev. M. L. Melvin, of C’h a tu - thousand of the estimated popul Uooga, general secretary. Oth.*c important reports to be presented tl0n •M,1j .000. The births q ate tho.ic of ihe executive commit-, redded the deaths by l,493r an(ip tees of foreign missions, home mb-,[death rate was only 12.9 for «u UhrisLlau education.- and th o u sa n d o fpopulation, ' nimiHtrrial n M t. ,. n > f.. ^ MAXWELL TALL TALL C A N C A N Red Star Scratch HOUSE FANCY POUND WHITE FINEST GQZ&OF TURS fO iUOH ADVE GRANULATED SWIFT UALITY CLEANSER F COSTS OR COUPONIN' IS ADDED 1 .. _ . , m A :& p . STORE; KT JEWEL ■•■-b.i; ,1. y o u r pho 1V TY T /* * / V �\ • T H E SANFORD H E R A L D , FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924 FOUR LITTLE RED felDING HOOD The Sanford Herald A s Brisbane S ees Knterad a s 8evo.n i C la s s Matter, Oc­ to b er *1. 1*19. a t t h e P o s t o f t lc e a t , Sanford, F lo rid a, u n d e r ’a c t of March 0.11*1. . It For President Coolidge. Schwab's Fatner. Uke Father, Unlike Son. Florida—Greal Empire to Be men C o p y rix m , i s ; : ______ IN SPRINGFIELD. Mo., the “Unioh Nntionah Hank. wm*:m-dam r ger of “a serious mn." A flyer from SL Louis brought $100,000 and stopped the run. That should interest President Coolidge. The day may come when a fleet of airplanes, properly used, ngainst foreign invaders, would prevent n run on the United States treasury. And not a little run to the tune of a few millions, like the one that threatened in Springfield, Mo., but n run that would amount up to tens of billions. Even a baby war would cost billions now. The right fleet of fighting arships, their lucre existence in this country would prevent such a war and save the billions. And those machines could earn their pay in the postofTice service and in forest preservation during peace. feet and his general health. Littie. thought is given to pro­ you enn’t be told vhtr* viding floors which will tend to improve our physical con­ • t m iC H I P T lO .T h a t e s , t h u T u r ____ IT.OO. B l i Month* I I . #0 Many of is live tip, D elivered In City by Carrier per dition. impress our frtcntb w e e k lUr. W e e k ly Edition | 2 Ter In an article published in The Nation's Health, Dr. A. B. slvcly to impress uc. $ur. ___________ Emmons, director of the Harvard Mercantile Health WorK, SPECIAL lXOTICEi All Obituary > Settee*, oerd e of tn a n k * . reoolutli.n* tells about aching feet and the complaints brought by those and notice* or en terta in m en t* w h e r e who stand long on heavily padded soft carpets, more often I h t r i c i a r e made, w ill be ch arged lor a* reg u la r a d v e r tisin g r * t* a j than from those who stand on concrete or stone floors. He brings out in his article that foot comfort is favored - M E XV K Il T H t . a *»OC1ATED F I I B U Very few buys a . The Aaaocutad Tre** I* **clu*- by strong, well-shaped feet, and foot freedom in a correctly ‘ |v*ly entitled to the uae for rapubneighbors think ilcatlon of tli o*w* dl»palch** fitted shoe. Proper posture, for weight-bearing, he says, is patents think. ■ «redited to li 01 not otherwise necessary to maintain body balances without needless strain credited In tin* paper and al*o the - lo ca l new * vubli»ned herein. All on the feet, ankles, knees, hips and back. According to Dr. The rumor that Ge & right* of r*-*ubtic*iiok «r apeclai lapsing i3 almost si Emmons high heels upset this balance. He suggests the use fREHCK d is p a tc h e s herein a re a l i o reserved. now. tb lf ic s of suitable flooring and rubber soles with broad rubber heels. FRIDAyT MAY 10 1924. He goes on to say: Chinese bandits hav town, but we will w ,r | BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. "Carpets laid close to the floor may give a sufficiently weather instead bocau: | THE WAY TO PEACE: Ac- firm grip and some softness.. Thick padding under soft car­ or is much nearer. OUR FLYING MEN a t Attu IsH quaint now thyself with him, nm be at peace; thereby good shall pets saves wear on the carpets but allows so much "give" to Innd are “speeding plans for their Ilnston man thinks hii r J come unto thee.—Job 22:21. the feet that unsteadiness results. The feet are apt to "burn" jump to Japan." llow long do you cyl^ier men so is askurl suppose it will be before some and ache from the prolonged standing on soft surfaces. divorce instead of SHAKESPEARE SAYS: power in Asia will be "speeding "Concrete, marble and tiic may look and wear well. They onion?. are cold and lack resiliency, tiring the feet. They are also waa a lover and his lass, Not sn long ng i every n J With n hey, and a ho, and a hoy somewhat noisy and dangerous if smooth. Traventine is blo33om?d out in a cketljS F • . nonino, in thy spring was cqtajtf [S',That o'er tho prion corn-field did somewhat porous, gives a firm grip and has an excellent ap­ pearance. Wood is good from a health and Hafety point of fifth year. His son has the satis­ pass, In the spring time, the only view. Some woods wear well and have a fine appearance faction of knowing that his father protty ring time, witnessed his full success and un­ ’ When birds do sing, hey dine a other varieties wear badly, develop cracks which collect dirt doubtedly found in that success and cannot be cleaned. Waxing floors adds to the appearance greater pleasure than the son could ding, ding: Sweet lovers love tho spring. and prevents wear, hut increases danger of slipping. ever find. Boys who don’t cii To see your boy start at a work­ "Battle ship linoleum is excellent for passageways or huvo stone hrui.te.-: And therefore take the present man .with no advantages except halls, as it is noiseless, resilient, sufficiently firm to give con­ never v. ill amount t « time, ' intelligence and energy und in his With a hey, and a ho, and a hey fidence, and is easily cleaned. Other compositions containing enreer ouiiil battleships for the i nonino; rubber or cord hnve the same advantages as linoleum. Rein­ grentest nation nnd gather thou­ For love is crowned with the prime. forced rubber flooring resembling the construction of an auto sands of men into his employ must In the spring time . . . have given to the lather and mothshoe has been put on the market in a variety of attractive er greatest earthly happinesi. ..Between tho acres of the rye. __ colors and in the form of tiles of different sizes. This flooring With a.hey, and a ho, and hey is excellent from the point of view of health and appearance B H fiasasx 3 E :in aE B r!3 a3 B n > B is9 iiH u aiiH K 3 tia* 3 B iiit AN AUTOMOBILE nmash-up, UNDULY ALARMED with Jesse James hurt, reveals l CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER S2! 5,0(10.00 These pretty country folk would It is so resilient that even a point leaves no marks. It gives the fact that the son of the great TAMPA TRIBUNE a firm grip but a springy step. It is not dusty and is easily highwayman now works as a pa­ In the epring time . . . cleaned." * trol to prevent highwaymen hold­ The Palmetto News is "seeing ing up automobiles. Dr. Emmons in his article which is reproduced in The things." Out of its overworked This carol they began that hour, Everywhere you see verified npprehensiveness It fashions the vention any combination of cir- 1* With ahey, and a ho, and hey Literary Digest of last week, goes on to point out the impor­ Fourier’s saying, “Contrast in cumstanccs which would give Flor- £ bugaboo: nonino, tance of using carefully fitted, correct shoes in order to re­ character between father and son." following ida's vote to Governor Smith. We |* Will Florida vole for A1 How that liko was but a flower do not know all of tho candidates fj* Smith for the Democratic nom­ In the spring time, the only pret­ lieve the foot strain nnd tells of the better health conditions Mirnbcau, whose speech in the Milking1 im portant decisions may nol for delegate personally or how they m ty ring time, that can be noted if more care is given to the selection of hnqdbal) court started the French inee for President? Some may stand on the question of a nonii- g be a daily experience. But when puzzlinj When birds do sing, hey ding n proper shoes and the construction of the floors upon which Revolution and destroyed the no­ think that a foolish and idle bility, was the son of a noble. The questipn, but Is It? Stop and nee; but we do not believe thnt one JJ djng, ding; we stand. richest mun in Rome, who foolishly of them believes thnt Governor n problems do come up, their solution is oi think. Examine the list of Sweet lovers love the spring. Very often when you boll down this presidential timber, you find nothing but' Bnp. What a brilliant argument it is! Nature has provided for A lot of fellows go on the water- the fermentution of the grape and for the growing of the wagon, merely In preparation to yeast plant. Hence light wines anti beer were intended by dive In. the Almighty as a daily drink for the peoples of the world! It.U said that Underwood is _The brjlliant idea should-be carried further. If Nature is planning to withdraw FroKi the' race orators in Congress nnd for "self-respecting” gentlemen in Florida. He mi-rht just us well. Florida will vote solidly for Mc- throughout the length and breadth of the land, asking for got himself killed, trying to win glory with ucullus in LAsia, had a son who served with real distinc­ tion und glory under Cnesar in "Like father, unlike son" IIGaul. would be the correct way to put it. 'I Nature sees to it wo don’t breed and thus make the human race an imitation of n bench show. election to office on tho "light wine nnd beer" platform. -And y.ith the av^iage.auiiieticrpereepirttl^-affectdlH^ th at the banana skill excels in ‘tmff'ftntfreasdning, ft does iyeeifryMntiiiC^rat^WHif'iiiean man making slippers. It la also one of to rise to n point of privilege to inquire why the speaker the most prevalent inspirations for would stop with an appeal for “light" beer and wine. The the Virginia reel. same Nature arranges not Only for the fermentation of the Bishop Cannon :>ay» there is grape. She provides for the "ripening" of the jfriq* She "more Immorality *.nnn drinking’’ even provides for the rank rotting of the fruits andgftivia among the younger generation. that go into the mnking of all sorts of alcoholic liquors. But why limit it to the "younger The brillian idea should ut carried further. If Nature is generation?” to be cited as the innocuous maker of wine and beer, let ------ o---------Two have been killed and n prop­ Nature have credit for the rest of the things she can do. erty damage of two millinn dollars the honest orator ask for the sale of all the things good fa reported caused by floods in VirNature provides. Let him deliver his noble diatribes against nla. ’ That is just another of the Inga Sanford has to be thankful all prohibition of Nature's products. With the kindly help of man, the fermented or the rotted—as the case mav be__ Smith has. a chance of nomination * or thnt there is any reason why he n should receive Florida support. He a will be a big noise in the conven- JJ tion—but thnt is all. We do not ;■ believe that the New York Dem-jg oernts themselves think he can be nominated. I■ u Thw.Tribuno-is firmly *f •pinion “ that, if Florida instructs for Un- n THE STOCK of the Atlantic derwood, the delegation will not. be a Coast Line in Florida reaches a called upon to vote for him on Jj *3Bew high." Big profits ’a re mudk' many billots, if at nil; and th a t,.■ and the stockholders exult. If relieved or these insiryctyiiqs it will j* Florida.iiUuxuita ou, .ovi.jaikuad[ __ _ 'rgo to'MrAaoo:—Irt thtt'«vwrt*4,ftir“vJ hWftSAtind .aufc-®hivt. jie iea t imimTTs' withdrawn- d u rin g - the Ida initrurtw-for McAthJo, the dele- ‘u Warfield is doing with hia new rail-J course <5f the convention balloting ; gation will adhere to him as loniftJJ road in Florida. When he .finishes the Florida delegates will, of course as hi i name is before the conven- 3 tho short cut from the west coast lie free to go to nnothcr candidate,1tion; in case it is withdrawn, the n of Florida across to Palm Beach either ns a unit or to scatter their delegation will go to the s ’.Tongcst “ nnd other points, establishing di- votes among several candidates. It {and most available “dark horse"— \ Will be for the delegation to decido, for if MoAdoo fuils, a "dark horse" j whether the delegates vote as a j will be nominutod. And Al. Smith ,is not a "dark horse.” 1^ unit Individually LITERATURE You hnve read, of course, of that the pence and comradeship uml r»wonderful sunsets in this or thnt ] nuincc thut hud inspired it. lie place, of the way the moon comes i packed his bags and bonrded a up over Mogt Blanc and casts pur- train. pie shadows in tho valley bein',v, j When he gut nlT at the little and of the quaint costumes th a t' town among th -hi'l *, sever* village charming little femniea wear in I loafers in as many dicrepit jitneys distant lands. snt in n row n^ur the station to Well, a certain writing man who watch the Irani go by. They eyed needed a nest, and wkihed to make the stranger suspiciously ns he some magazine editor pay for It, picked up his bags uml begun to journeyed to u village set among hills far from the mu Iding crowd, and after a little boredom drove him ot take his pen in hand. He wrote comwrnmg the kindly folk who were neighbors; tho g?eat oaks that lined the utreet* and twined their branchci overhead; the men who were unhurried and full of gentle philosophy; the pret­ ty girls in gay frock* who walked under the shade of tho trees; the birds that sang him to sleep at night and the riot of roses that climbed the fences and showered their petals on the sidewalk. It was good stutT, of its kind, und the editor of a magazine paid for it. In a great city lived n lonely man who had grown weary of high walls that kept the street in twilight. Fortune had treated him badly an 1 hia bank account was .adly deplet­ ed. His friends t ore few nnd the athos of spring had him by the cols. He read the pago in thu magazine and his heart yenrne-1 foe If the scales show you are n lit­ tle light for your height, monkey •With the weights; not tho weights on th* scales, but the weights in th« gym. A little exercise will do wonders for the average mun. ' tr —^ ^ ■ ■ Oscar Underwood saw the hand­ writing on tho wall and withdrew from the Kentucky race. If he had been wise, he would nave seen the handwriting on tho wall when he :«b e t Sty hia opposition to prohibition And woman s suft ruga. It seems that the rumors of Sun Yat Sen’s death were, m Murk Twalp used to say, somewhat ex­ aggerated. That should make it rather embarrassing for some of the Honolulu Chinese who were cel­ ebrating his death. All of which goes to show thut you cun belicvo nothing you hear and very little of what you see. , ov*' -------- o-------For the second timu in twenty months a United States president bus vetoed the Soldier Bonus Bill. I t may be a Republican adminis­ tration, but a t least it is showing '.soma restraint in saddling any lhor» burdensome taxation on to “This government cannot exist if irruption prevails a t Washington. drive grafters and cor­ out of the government id Into the jails of the United aU*,” said William Gibbs Me,, “bo in hia message to the Sanfd McAdoo Convention. Thnt is m und of a man we want to see thd White House. -------- --------The Herald has not yet given up thst some leader will arise in lord, with sufficient "push," gh of the “old fight" that is Hng remarkable achievements iher titles in Florida, to inati.* movement for the adoption ome community welfare plan eqn never build a modern city r antiquated methods. -------- o— ----j» fall of Poincare marks the of the war^ 5* Moguls." Ho Wq* not °U tll£ ?-* Four” but at the Of the Versailles Conference e o f ^ n g iu g .H , i* Jviv*||m PURE “RED LIKKER the nation from “blocs" in con­ gress by the firm uae of the veto, This refers probably, and unfor­ tunately, only to such blocs as ven­ ture to unite * nfavor of the farm­ er, labor, etc. Theer is only one important "bloc” in congress and that is the corporation bloc. President Coolidgo will flnd'plenty of opportunities to use his veto on that corporation bloc. It 'a neve rasleep, neve ridle, and it gets what it wants, whether it bo higher freight rates, oil lands aed aside for the navy, or some deal MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB A* I recall, they first told thin jng a hideous hash of his part of story on Theodore Thomoa. A fter IK* Thomas’ death they tacked Sousa’s Sousa halted tho others and name to it. The Sousa version is glanced reprovingly at the offender. now enjoying n • merited revlvaL “What’s the matter with you?” awas S Sa K K SSS& SM SS recruit to the orgaaliaUop i M L J ti M ! - - The new n u m b * * __ cctwr m sit ssw fjgr.ta . SUNSHINE tk EGG AND i n * rc is n< Cow Feed Hen Feed Mu' * t ide! j w WIIAT MORE DO V WANT? WINTER EGGS ARE TKc PROFIT ^ oy fiip in i out the hrnf'/biin n| with the right amount cr j protein feed like THm « M a tla tJ P U ,t „ For Coughs and Colds, H aches. Neuralgia, Rh«u®** and All Acncs and Psa ALL DRUGGISTS 15« sod 65c, j*r» Hospital size. $9.00 CHARITY TEAM WORK NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE i|tiBBUMnanBBBuat r a*ui.B asB ?iaaB aaB aiikaB B iB B ialB>l ‘All committees that seek to get r child welfare, family welfare, re­ some kind of team woik out of o r-1creation nnd neighborhoid nctiviggnizatinns more or less kindred,! ties, delinquency and industrial have one word o , the tip of the j , T ch dKiilir,n nK‘ »i i, ,, sub-groups. All tTie social agencies tongue—“co-ord*n ,-ion. It is the ; | n the city are tuckeJ into their fjmt and Iasi, mo * Vi. ° vcry J, ”' ' appropriate compartments in the 0f efficiency. Wh 'Is a t ,VnI ‘ organization chart. Every last <>p • magasine, *‘Bettei Times, decide 1j them, in short, is co-ordinated, to offer prizes for plans to Ini pro vo { What is the council to do? It i, charitobta and sw tal work in Ne‘,v<among other things, to constitute York, of course i ceruiy wonny agencies and to n e t' as an advisory unit In financial I campaigns. Ultimately there niav I be put In practice charity would bo a financial federation, but N>v certainly bo co-ordinated. York la not yet ready, it appeari } There ore more than 2,000 phi- for o community chest *uch us the •mailer cities have established tt lie and social agencies in No compulsion, needless-to « v I ty, presenting, aa “ Better Time*" remarks, a “hydra-headod i* *° be attempted to bring the problem of social organization." philanthropic bodies together Mo-t ' Haw can they be brought into al- of them ore heartily in ravo‘r nf ir f n f n t? Three-fourths of the the co-operative effort which "Bat­ te r Times" has in mind. It i» Gh f many places five times n drank before W r. Horae Feed SVOEVELDTfh’fLA & MASH A * E PALATKA DAILY HERALD Unless one has liquor that "has turod when raids were made. When been in the family" for several a man will u m k stuff of that sort years it will be best not to tam per1it is no wonder that thoughta arc with any of the stuff that is passed engendered within him which may out as a regular pre-war produc-' produce sorry results. Time was tion, for even the manufacturers i when a label from Ireland or Scot­ across the sea are now diluting the| land was a guarantee that all was output with bitters, extracts, rye' well with the contests of the bot­ blend, flavoring oils, Jamaica gin-] tle; but no more. Unless the gcr, coloring matter, iodine, lye, liquo has been held for several kerosene, crude oil, years, dating back to the time olive oil, reU pain:, and several oth­ when manufactuerrs were satis­ er ingerdiunts. This announce­ fied with a fair profit and there ment come* from the scientists In Washington who have been spend­ ing months in analyzing the vari­ ous samples that have been cap- g reat im portance.The business and financial experieno of this bank, our facilities for gathering accurate inform ation, are invaluabi ■aids in helping business men to make tin rig h t decision. Myrtle Aven-a ami Fourth 1 Jm>. W, Sneed Your Money BacR if Ycu Are Not Safi-fled. BALTIMORE SUN S ,! t those who have announced tor delegate vo the National Democratic Convention, nnd .•co if you enn find an enemy of Smith in the Punch. Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan is the on1ly one we know who could bo depended upon to fight AI. *1 not .wprg a t cross 2purposes : W an t S S a ve H a\ That’s the Success Rule There Is Coming A Time When your Earning Capacity is much le*sa Present time— N -v is the time to sav e— while }'oU able. You will be surprised to see how fast your Account will grow with regular Systematic Savini the Seminole County Bank. ------COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US’ MAKE THIS YOUR BANK «tkn a • StrecEth �inforcTs Social Side i6: Office 143; MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. Radio Program S lim m e r F u r \ . WMl. Atlanta Iourr.nl (429) 9. g 'sn-.i program; 10:45 Dixie ^»Jq r. . . f « \V‘Tii, BuTalo (.110) m o r.ilU) •nu ic; 5::J0 news; 7-9 concerts; ' ''D I A O - Chicaga New* (tIT.r,) n f f ; ! / % ^ r l r T AnL'rican: f -tnti* a: 7:3‘> musical. V IVi'X. Ck.icago Tribune (3701, * -io musical. 5 WL’AP, Chienga (3H0) G concjrt o.gnu, orchestra. KV’u . Cl.i 'ago (r>30) r>:33 i v’.: fi;2fi i-!kj; 8-lJ:30 c w . : | f V*LA. ChiCi.unati (3C‘.‘) 3 !tv- Fhor.c 493-J. Local G ift' KTesent First Grade Pupils A t W inter Park Pfffiy Entertain At Picnic S o c ia l la lc n d a r | rtday. ,liter/ club will meet j p Tr.ce at 711 Oak 1o'clock- Siturdar [jta's story hour a t the j o'clock. Monday j-jo-t week piano rect­ ify vocal talent from Tfnity at High School Orjmn Club will moot g:-y Peebles nt Winter Tusiday , Terheun will entertain CoLTheodore Roosevelt a honor of Mrs. George " c( St. Petersburg, 16 o'd'xk. ‘s e n a i s ,-d Sorrell. Dorothy Jieh Llovd, motored to arrday nfUrnoon. Thuniay at Daytona Mr. ami Mrs. W. D. I daughter, ltuth, of AD dap. Mrs. Frank Roskey, of ,, vi-.'■ t-> Sanford While hc-re they were the Mim'.vzuma Hotel. Mrr. J. H. Carlisle and s, were visitors to Knnhy, and wertf-guests of hile in the city. . McKenzie, state man* MeAdoo campaign, is .nfonl, for u few days. itic is a guest of th ; tl X from a business trip Friday i3 Dr. J. h . Key west. Dr. Porter pal the Valdez Hotel to sp'.-n.l the wo«k-tfnu rtiiting Miss Lu:lle D.it- nCanuetta Barber and kl llcgan, students of Uiitih ^yhooL------------:di of Hoy Chittenden 1 ksn that he is able Big Brother chib; 5:?.Q verse?, jalk Owisjo T i.-no sin'’o<t A -p i ,f >ou arc moving, cr want to On IS-n I.m ^ iJievC S i \ . v- ftare yeur poodi lir a tine. musical, song hit*. P r o m i n e n t i n A m e r i c a ;» q u ic k s e r v i c e t k a n s i e r . 'V*Jg. M" " I * !A.C,J™"'&■' n 1 A P." ____ _ They ars ia the business for the . rc <o*>0) 8:J0 Walter Moore, .1 frolic, oi *icc -.Ira. BKRN’D, May 10.- mis* exports Lc.s.rcsr. Call 493. WT.AO. Minneapolis-?*. Paul I :o* tl.e United Elate during the MIT) 7:3,) lectures:' 9:15 bushe.fi j fir.'t two n> 'iitlu «f this year cm•’HANG-OVER" COUGHS * i.:e“ cgc; 1»:30 JObth infantry hau l. I‘-uulei to S^.KoU.OOO Gwi.s fran;*. 'I hare l*vn tre*iM;J '.he la s tii' Ihe dislrki.'.!* St. Gall with ita WJ2. Nr York (455) 5-8:30 m- l-or 5 yenrh wlkh coast oi.,. i io<*\ ' ciiea. loi 1 t'u r <-Rin<‘ <’f firr.t pine- ' Luva trier! ovcryliiiivg Under Itn • V. HAF. New \1 1J .1. .: ..n.vdI wn::h parte, v.kich UUU Min rl nnr un. t-nt hut rr.o'rt ccuid nut fl— find nny relief ' to .....» watchr 5-9 nni.de, talks. nmounlcd d jrin r the two months nn*il I. gat FOLEY CATHARTIC. WJY. New York City (105): to 9,000;000,!,00 fra n c , embroidery TABLETS, and you can bet they 7*:.'0 Ini It; 5:45 Norwegian; 0 top­ reaeltlng only 3,000,0t'0. Silk and arc the pii’n," w riter RrAwwt E. ics; •»:!D Norwegian; 0:30 talk) silk g ods c ’.nc nest with 4.823,090 Smith, IT 71. Rohei-: Rt.. Ludimr-' : 0:45 t:n r r ; 7 hard; 7:15 talk; 8 frnner, cb• «>m 3,210.000, cuttun ion. Mirh. FOLEY CATHARTlr! p- tiu’rfr program. t o«<l*. *2,8,.n),t,(i«'. nlu Minium 2.729.- TABLETS rive q_- !; robe* from-*' WHN. New York (RSI) 7-^0 peon, bn* i 1.400.000 and shoct Bint comtipaUun, aLa r.ck na the li.vgr. itesttu e i . r ‘.?i’»er*; l)-ll/ vr.ti. r.tu“- *t> the Unite! S::t 3 \ 7»,3.000. • z!<rcuui:.y comforting .id stout. pe»« .t n 'i e n ; 9:20 h’rc.l — ----- -----------—__ aun*. lit fuse zr.brUurtej. AdV. 7 A idtchoufP, re’ tio. THE RADII. INSTINCT WOIl N r’vrrK • i' »05» 4.15 Im ’u Wife (diiwnvcrlng rcolTlaw “CLcapeat in the long run r y « , r , :.r : S:".Q rk U:vn; 5 piras; 3:21 . huaband mi front tcp > fid llin.-y i »n<> is|-JJ|« »"«»t h"«> to«, if yoa pert tr.’k. dnor-kn h) -W hat arc ycu do- IS IjL ® ^ftL_ f WO AW. O tialn (523) *5 speak­ with in;: there. Webster? QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. ers* *’*: !j ilh iu ; U-il tnu.denl. u-r r» rji t . i . u v . 1,1111 r..n Husband—(i-jutinuint: tt* tura 1 Ua I 498. 8:10 A w i t r u ; re.'hal. dance." ' ^ l A birthday party held nt Winter The first grade of the South Side’ Park which w n. attended bv Miss primary ichool had the pleasure of Virginia Kir.?: of Sanford follows: inviting r.II the other grad.* to a "Mrs, R. I.. Cnrter. of Winter picnic Thursday. Tne rat-on for Park. gave a delightful patty for the privilege being a rewad prornv.'VJ r lu r e . her daufrhttT Ruth to celebrate her {j«.i H>me time ngo by th** I’arcnt7 WCC. L'avenport ( Idj) G-3:i, cightreruh birthday Tuesday. Mrs. Teachers' As* _ , , • . Association, that the ic .ltu --; 7 talk; S program. Carter a Whole house was beautl- grade contributing the most money ’ v\ WFAA. Dallas News (47(1); fully rlccoatcd with spring flowers toward the playground equipment 12:. i'-i ntUrc.cj; d: m 9.3 ‘ re i.nl. and the color schc.r.e cf pink and should be given a picnic. .( WHO. Detroit News <517), the scene !refreshm $ i l \ " aents A .C*rr,*d '!ut ctcn in th o i The Hart Grove wa t.ervc«l. Mev. m h.cic.rn, Anne , Cuarph 't. of much merriment and fun Thurs­ i i ' 1, '. ..... contralto, pi n ,i.' . Dutir.'.; the evening dancing was day morning when 1150 chddren as* \V( K, . trait (517) 6.'coni enjoyed. Music was furnished by rembkd there with their lunch bas­ 7*:..0 M'» . ■; i. I.ouicc Cobb, pianist, and Ted Stone kets. WH. I'hiladelphla (393) 4 tall:;!1Btsourg.- .Nov -ory Sun. 1 CLAIR AND MORRIS on the saxophone. W7 \.<. Fig! n (280) 7:d(>-:'.' t . l .m h e !r.». , • Henry Christian llrdaccken, n Cleaning, l'rc*sing r r d Dyeing! There were a number of mothers <•*che tnr. A*i 10 o’clock the guests entered th< re ;»l-o to help the teachers 1 XVDA ft. niUnJiMpinn (:’ *>) 5:30 ,,f (.Trrntnn parentage, cruld Wc arc ro.v fully equipped with 9 ipcak four ia:igu:t re t when lie wnu the dining room where the table make this picnic a succers.’ All V*». Fort Wnr'.h •Star Tr'»' trl'c; d:l() on-h .1; piny; (: ..') 7‘39-R:::o co.tcerl; was cover, d with a iumisome Inco basket •. were gathered up. contents dance, conoett. four rt rs (»:■!. 1 : died a t Hit New Steam Press and 'Delivery 1 truck. Give us n trial. cloth, the centerpiece 1 urg a lovely Sorted and-the luncheon arranged Wll*. I hlladciph’u (500) 4:0.> of five. •Y llicd',ngs (.'HI' rchroa !• ■rchesitn; 5 talk. Ill) Sanford Avc.-------- Ph. 327-Jwhite cake ornament 'd with eig'.i- cafeteria style. Lach little fell(.vn t-amii".. Pink and w hite 1 l*v/ waa»givcn a plate ami he was • kdka. .WCAE. PiltsLtirgh (402) 5:3 JciTcr • n City Ml'V.'); concert; 0:30 lieitime; 7:30 must ice cream was -then served. The served in rystcmnfic from the RELIEVED CONSTII* VTION 1. n it ic t : t tcal. favors v eve floral decorated crepe lunch prepared, it was handled Now is the time to get rid o ' that SS OOiloie n lirlmrr \ \ 1 a r K::ns:t« City B’n- ( I ' l l KDKA. lies'. Pittsburgh <3 M) paper, nut cups filled with nuts. ty grades. To the delight of nil f.ioN»r> r c U u II t .V:3n t.1 : mn.tinrr: 0 s -h .-J «».' ■'i:.'!0 <rgnn; 5.39 The House Li stubborn imigh which lias been •>'|0 M-rltor. a n y tt. jF Assisting Mrs. Carter in enter- present ice-cream cones were die­ uitiltr. an “hanging on" all winter. A fow :h. * orche •trn, i-n!’-rtain -r*: 'l Lr* Woods; 7 convert. t'd r. big these you lg folks were pensed. They wore donated by tlio :> o . A t o »0C 11 t i n •; r.wks. KGW. .l’m l'in d (192) in d-- doses tif t!ie good, reliable FO­ Mr". Paul C. Geiger and Misa I.e Parent-Teachers’ Association. (ini'. \VM". -■ fit;* ( t l ! ) 2 It- lintv: 12:.30 lm.it n w l, LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM­ (lu re Lee. Mrs. Nirkle assisted by the fneri. s. 1*0 Vin 0.1l itinflul. • (3 !)) Puhii li):3t), die : 7 an K i’AE. l,i'"p ln llnnk MJss Ruth receive'! many bcuuti- ully of the South Side primary POUND will speedily relieve same, The Haltering qcnli.ie.i of fur v. • ■ Lniivilk* Journ r i ( It’i)) r.adiugs orch '-t rti. ** ritnnv '-ar. ‘ ful gifts and the parly was very rcaooi ■•clveul ucsirves deserve* gerai gcrat asai deal 01 of cioau credit t cann^, withstood t y many w»- 7;"'1 f ■ •rt. WK \ Q Si 1 .) ua :v CJfifl) o s . Mr*. Sarah Hock. 311 St. Paul St. 1 much enjoyed by all. fur c trrying this pltn.c oil .n su ch , |ro() vVcn their Bummer "oats Memphis, Tentt., ' .'tltra: “ I havu '■ I. - A'tge’e.t (395 ) 8 cm ,... , .^i......i U cevt: 8 :VA\ •i n dc cun’e st; 8: S5 Am- , tudin. There were lightcan young a wonderful manner. At 2 o d o e k ' must he •'■•in':*tu! v (tiflO) 0: t.*> Icon wonderfully lenefited by FO­ \VG Y. E c lip s e lir.ed, up gue t.s including Misa Mildred nil the LEY’S IK-NEY AND TAR COMe rio * It... ; !• children; 10 c."t- min trel ; 9:30 >,•u-ir tl. , , , children , . , , and a charming French coat hta Jones, Miss Sura liill, Agne3 marched back to the school house., trimm>ll v ith in„rihou which h a s I eer ‘ • 12 ••• «!ie. t r n . « f’OUND. 3 he first dose ntoppcil Sc. : tie ( ir.r.) 19:33 1 I.:r w ! i M o w e r s Bryce, Billy Davij and Dorothy v.'haro they di*l>nndcd. proclnimirg all the iiufiincss of fur *vitii mt it a . Ki ! I 1 Angeles ( I 1V.1) 8:13 my euught. It was a 'In i'barn Miller. Out of town guests were a glorious morning Fpent in t h e | wcrmlh or wcight. Thi i* a * «»p. '•:i *hl 13 ) 1 3mil' intiph and I had been I'Muhfcd . I enneer! 12 vecn!; • U a il H a r d w a r e C o . Miss Maude Stone. Evelyn Wake- woods and the most ootuiteou* j u,nr |(,ni;th in »oaiB. , hrevtrn. I‘ie, <11 ini'dic. •( tilery; 5; 30 I witu it sine.' -he firs’ ; cold *p.ll." field. I.aura (ir« er.mioUavbshrulu luncheon ever served, ! itn.'d Hillside ( o*>v») ’» .tir.tc; 0 orehv. tra. tor e.iiiglif and ;i>)d». A iv. RHONEH field, Laura Graves and Bob Wake, , . ------ r* _ from Stetson; Miss Louise C ohb.|, H «• county superintendent. T. £>]a n D a i l y P l a t i t C Tcd Stsne, Iitit Stlgh, Tom J n r k ? o n . ' ' S i v o n K 'JUt attlw - MethI.ue Bryan, Maxine Young, Clyde ( burrh, Mr. Whitworth; and W ith liiilc s fu r M e n Dcrkic. Lesndcr Gvecnrof Orlando, openirg ' " l'rrnt. v!u,torl a L th '' exercises the grutomnr and Miss \ irgitiia King of Sanford. RIGA. May 1 ' \ r .< - 0. a! to school Tuesday morning. Mr. Vfndprovide ovtiy num.bbt of th* prole­ worth told the cliiMrgu a very inPIANO RECITAL 'crestin g story whiclt they nil tariat an 1. e a ry p c a tin . . e tixen, t'snecially the youn^* no t, with faMrs. Marian Dow Kencfiek. di­ grout!v r n ’oyed. .Mrs. M. S. Aherciliti'i for d a--*” t ........ | _* • rill? and crr.mbio plnyid beautifully a pinna rector of vocnl Cepnrtnient a*. The s ix th .grade a ls o ‘gave m rrliine gun Hviolln" • nl e rp e r i- ; Stotron University will furnish S( h’* assistant talent for the commence­ an interesting little pre»groni, those mental eheni'rnl w arfare i* being j ment week piano recital to he giv­ tailing pare being: Minnie B**.-u v nsidered by th.. arm y leaders, Uol-liev: *t **r;;..n h-./estta en in tho lligh School auditorium Echols, Elizabeth Rines. Marjorie ihe Hoskins, vocal' redos; and Verna s ta te . T h e e ;, r i t* ! -• mad • May 19. Dieter told quite a long ctory fm -' i’Byri .tta g by m eant I v tu r e i) Tho numbers will include soprano a little girl whiclt was very inter- and moving p i , r r and u.lm solos, Bon Jour Stizon (by Leo csting. Phyiiss Smith and Thel- will he mad to th. . e di r.vtn a p t- 1 Delihcn), Aria. Ah. Nelia Calnta, nta Tew r< ndered piano solos; itud (from Romeo et Juliette, Gounod), Saralt Corwin, violin solo; and the The : tiger*'lion is niodc th a t t.tnlu qunrleTte, Uncle Sam 's P a r ­ assisting talent was n reading by rdiooting range t u n i '.a’j jratoH ca ty (W catman), The Im agine of Evelyn Taylor, of the High Scho d sioulil be litrludre! in nil elueation-i Tit? Rose (Rciclmrdt), Piano se­ and n.beauitful eong by Mrs. Col- a! clubs and rending I .alls in the lect inns from Beethoven, Schubert, ciough. country “with the object of k-eoTnusig. Wagner, Schuinun, Lottie, jinjr Russia’s vast r- erves con-’.;mtLoth, lingo Rheinhoid, Chopin, 1 Mr. Charlie Hunter. accc(nty u L iy r.'i’dy fur w-i:-." Liszt, Lnvnllce, Lcrchitetsky, n n u ;tho Wheeling Steel Corporation, of Rachinr.aninolT. Wheeling. \V. Vu„ is visiting his Who;: a r pce ler arrives »; hi* rcuslns, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Dun- dcstinntii ' v ithout.’na ncclde .t it EVERY WEEK CLUI1 lap, on 1I.aurcl Avc,/ i! s un ticcldent. J | « s l) ..... . i t l ' l w L* •!». * 1 .MUltUi I «l« s tnr fcnnp.ari *irx^ah*TAnr f n o z u ic r iH g g n a n 't j •hlof the Atlantic Const Two tables of bridge were, p la y -! ■ •ai is hero on business e l and. beside the club in embers, 15* here is n guest of the Mrs. Thigpen's guest wn* Mrs. Roy a kel. F. Syine.n A variety of spring ■ flowers were used in the decora­ «1motoring party i Miss tion of the room whec rth e gnnten Mir Alberta Aycock. were played. When thiTcr.rds were Roberts, VJI. ... Mins. Jewel 1U 1U U8RU'. 1U K UVJG1 wore >vrii invited M laid aside, U tho gucsta H NHSndth spent T h u r s - 'i ^ lh e^ , iinjr room whcre a very ■ . a. 1 siytonu lieuch. lovely AVJ V liinrhmin Uhl .1 jiprrif ■ luncheon wa.» served. Mrs. Lake held the highest score ■ U ri Tharaloy night far and was presented witlt a bool: of making the St. ♦rtrip ami guest* nf the IDLERS BRIDGE CLUB »Hotel were Mr*. Nellie 1J. Hamilton, of ClearTho Idlers m c t’nt tho pretty lit___ Itic home of Mrs Harry Heeren, ou ■ „, '. . Union Avenue, Thursday ufternoon, 1* B • °.Pcra.t ‘<,{1 n with the regular meml.ers p re s e n t:5 S S ^ . “ g * 8 L y U .......... -.B 'J p t. M r, IM M cischIS it. ruu 1 turn | Auction bridge was the past tine. IH F. ‘m V C,,l8ll '.ml one guest. Mr... Ed Mcisch. fl • ClllA « *.<lllAollF v..ll he gl-d ..UcrrenV.. hospitality " *U . ■ • r »at■ that t.time. ■ mec.y. 1 Vnscr o? .lovely pink radiance rose* were placed about the room, i » n, n *..........:*■ .m aking n vary sweet und nttrucr ti ^ ' ' v " V,m Picture, i t »-> » L A t the vhisc of the.gam e a very -■ y 'rcfrcch.'ng' ice course urf.^Aer.-rd. S SotKv p’dnia S T e.)V - 'I ' made high set • . •Mrs. George W. Stew art, of S t . ' Petersburg, pretidont of the Gen- j ydordny for Jackson- oral Le.murd Wood Auxiliary, No. F- uni Mrs. Edgar 8. n t St, Petersburg, is a guest of •Ire. Thomp..»n will Valdes Hotel. Mrs. Stcw nrt ‘♦•^•rxl days in Jackson- the will remain in Sanford with Mr. ihornn:on Stew art U until nfter tho Shrine CerL , ...IIIwill 1 *go ( j ouI OlCWUll illSX lilt Southern Agent of the Overland r th.* gram m ar schaol automobile, J. O. Haskell, of Day­ •a 1 Mr*. John tona, L in Sanford on business with fca madu the children u •s.l Krti"i23srs.^te!*» r ^ ' ”1 S S tt 5SScfJsrw ; Hora'and taught r school last year *mben.,i in .Sanford ns 1 vli'H'n. H o.,.. “ DAD’S DA*Y." EMORY UNIVERSITY. Ga.. May 15.—Th;- first observance of ; t • Sanford from Or- “Dad’s Day" a t Emory University will 1,0 bo on May 17* 17, according to to an an j :r,*k> afternoon to rail ; m11 on Mal’ Dickin. ..;,. were bI? 2 ! »• MJm L-.nn Bell committee. The celebration will re of .ludjjp „n.j ^jr j _ bo held coincident with the state '*nd Miss Ethel truck meet, and .the fathers of all Avon I'ark, who is Emory men are in\itcd to attend. I* and .Mrs. Dickinson Fraternities will hold open bouses in the ofternoon, and the university sponsor a banquet in the Emory ,_/* .^Popka Tuesday, dining hall in honor of the futhers. NEW VICTOR RECORDS RED, SEAL No .1005— 10-In. Yale (Farewell) ((fAtvy-Russell) . Frances Alda I Heard You Go By (Stuart-Wuo:!) Frr.r.ccs Al»la No. 1001— 10-in. Rilgrim’j Song (Tolstoy-Tpehaikowsky ........... Imo.Ioi* Chaliapin Siberian Prisoners’ Sunjf ...... .................................... Feodor C’htilinp ti No. 100.T— 10-n. Look aatt -Moll Molly (Hazel M. and Iac W. TTake a k e aa Look ............ John McCormack LocklV ood) ...... im.> / I ’ll Tii" tear Your Sw <t Vo:. v Som etim e (1U I IW tnd Lee \V. L" ’voo I) . Lallinji) (Hazel M. u ....... .. Join* McCornneU MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL No. '15334—10-iu..k . . ‘ , . , Pnthdtiquo (CherkaMk})' Ptonri flbTn . ,* Mv. t**r Slaif.. <’!.» 1 ! a: . !.> JJ M, Kcossaiscs (Scotch Dances) (Beethoven) »: Piutn» S o lo ................... .Mnr.ter Shura Chcrkasal; H I >1 It NEGRO SPIRITUALS n r n « No. 10280—10-in. i* b. Ain’t It a Shume to Work on Sunday Bethel ®11 Jubilee Quurtet under the Direction of Uev. T. ■ u H. Wiseman. Hard Trials.. Bethel Jubilee Quartet under the u Direction of Rev. T. H. Wiseman. II LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS No. 19311—10-in. Um-Um-Da-Da (from Topsy and Eva") ..... ......... The Uuncun Sisters Aunt Slide’s Picnic Day .. T he Duncan Sisters d a n c e reco rds. No. 19310—10-in. Bring Back that Old-Fttshioncd Wnltn— Waltz Jack Chapman und His Drake Hotel Orch. Adoration—Waltz ................. The Treubadoum No. 19^18—10-in. Forget-Me-Not—Fox Trot .............................. ,!f Winter Park to .................... The Benson Orchestra of Chicago \r'^ "h were Mrs. J , H. MAY VISIT UNITED STATES You Can Take Me Away from Dixie— Fox 1 ]>• Tyler, of Trot .... Jack Chapman ami His Drake Hotel Orch. TOKIO, M»>' 1G _*1-1 Yuanhung. W 'T “w,ord and F a n . They were joined twice president of China na.l twice a J. B. Crawford anil .unceremoniously toppled from that j a No. 19313— 10-in. motorwl to Orlando and eminence, hopes to visit the' Unit - 1■ Never Agnin—Shimmy Fox Trot r«'ival a t the Mcth- L*d States this year, according to m ........ ...................... Paul Bicac und His Orchestra 2? there before retu rn - diipatcheu from Bcppu, a reto rt a My Swetheart—Fox Trot ......... *•*•*•*••••••♦••••••j* Efonl. near Moji, where he i3 now stay- B Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra in*' .. ! ,t wix tlh,‘ an<l Mrs. Georgo ik» ?!r “tractiv e home • Mrs. Georg.* B. Jac^ :onvnie. Mrs. , ’ a host of friend* J tv a^y °f charming vioM .'va!‘ for several of tho grammar ahcaiUtu; Hut hundreds el* tho slir<*v !<-d Intyrrs in Sanford have h eded the call to this, the greatest Selling of s h o r t h u s iu e s a h o u rs ou Classy Slices ever inaugurated, and have irowtied o.ir Hlorb tlUl'IMK Tltursdny. a a u au, u u rt r a it n 11 B 1: a u n ri u 0! 0 H M, U! « .... TjiE X ’L L BlJ-i.ttv.Rli ?Y'.TIU1 T » O U S ^ f i& 9 ^ V S H W > A Y ,v - y j It's A Deluge— An Overwhelming Response Vy the Fancy Keenest Barham Seekers in Florida NEWEST “A HU) A LE’ Black Strode $ $12 Stictlo, Fajtcy Cutout OXFORD Pat. Trim, Neat Cut out. Tho “Ver>Latest.” fsmaa STRAPS r 'z a 200 Pairs “HOLLYWOOD” $6.50 SANDALS Wonder Values in dandy Patents and grey or brown Sucdo U $ 3 .8 5 10 !»airh Nifty New ‘‘Mah Jongg" Pn!« Icrn, black Satin M E N ’S F I N E S ! *Walk-Over” Etc. 51U smd $12 . SHOES AND OXFORDS $ 5 .8 5 $10 STRAPS Just the ritht Hceltf. * $ 4 .8 5 China's form er chief e x c c u 'iv ji" had been living in Tientsin since {J his flight from Peking lust June, a until he came to Jupnn recently for ■ his health. Ho plans a tour of J a ­ pan during May, nnd in the sum­ m er jnay visit the United S t a t e s nnd • ' , . • * . . . * �r ^ r ' THE SANFORD HERALD, FRtDAY, MAY 16, 1924. PAGl! StX In T h e BOSTON POUNDS LUEAND WINS (■ v ’ i s a .JL ■► s§“. iVER RED SO X W o rld o f S p o r t Many Happy Returns, Ty! **■**vitaai r w- 4 Pr, 9f & / r r-v , |r u c t io n h a s d e te r m in e d b yiV esb l lion t h a t te n m llta Is th e e s i l m a t I’rrcnrt No. 5 ( O v ie d o ), Mm. l l a t - mlliatre n e c e s s a r y to be v o t e d a t in ch e le c tio n fo r t h e p u r p o se o f th e rio I* W h e e le r . J. U. T h o m p s o n and T. I.. Mrnde. Inxix-ctom; and lira. s i l d s p e c ia l t a x s c h o o l d i s t r i c t for the etjsulnir t w o y e a r s . .Mina S. McCall, c ler k . I>nted th ) the (tth day ot May, A, Sfjn, fhllowlnrr n a m ed are a p p o in t* e t p l o act ns In s p e c to r s and c l e r k s ). 1921. i 0 ,rN T v BOAFID OP Bit BUG TN. i t the p r e c in c t s n a m e d , w i t h i n sa id HI„,CI«I T a x Sch ool til str ic t, t o h o ld BSMmof.K COUNsaid e l e c t i o n : , In salt! Special/Tax StfhoCl District, In hold unlil elierllun: CAPETOWN, May 14.—For the fourth time within the last few months, Table Bay has beer visited liy adventurous souls bent on daf-j I!y t. A_ 1>AI,LAS. ing journeys in tiny croft, #__'Ibei Chairman Pro Tem. iaU wtJs i p American, H arry P ld g -1Attest: . -n w . iTAw t o n .: '" I | . . Brart net No. 9 (Long wood). H. C, 1 ilr].tin, m A**:.. ow.. W. W. JJ. I'. D u r a n t, ^A. ------- UM. V, J«M n clnhch. w NOTIGB Oy Rl.K.ITlbX. | iiopkliw. J r . Inspectors; a n * Mrs. 1 0 n' , , i,. * „ i _ r , i , , _ a „ 1" c o m p l i a n c e w i t h t h e p r o v i s i o n s : F r a n k 8. \ o r n u y . c l e r k . When Mr. I idgeon left Los A n -ll(f ja„- applicable therrio. notice Is precinct ;vo. It (Altamonte coles nearly three years ago, he i hereby given that an electldn ha*i Sprngs), Arthur Lews. Mrs. H. C. w nnt intend- to go farther * — •--- - ----- -to L .iiii than- 1‘been- called and ordered be held, Byman. and Mrs. Frank K. Pounds, n sp ectors; and II. E. F u ll e r , c le r k . I .In,, Is D but hecnha «h« Will be held the South Sea Islands, U tn a-41 throughout Special Tax within flchoiil jinted this the <!lh <lny of May, A. since been t o Samoa, r i j i , t h e Ne v m . i r i r t No. 1. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . B. 1924. B O A R D O F P U B L I C _ 1NH e b r i d e s , N e w ( i u i n e a , Austrnlift j F lo r id a , s a i d d i s t r i c t b e i n g a l s o COP N T Y--------------BTItUCTION FOB HRMINOLE nnd Mauritius. Then he crossed I k n o w n n s H a n f o r d H re c in l Tax ,.,u „ School D i s t r i c t , o n T uesday. June to the African VC o n t i n e n t , where h s 17tll ,,,,, (uT t ,„. ,,urpill,e et <j,,. first port of call was Durban, r lu , i-milnlnit who shall lie trustees of trip from Durban to Capetown oc- ihe-sald district for the next sue ■n n * n -r ilin g tw p jrr ors. and th e n p m b e r tiiiH .. . . . copied IP days. •J m ills o f d i s t r i c t s c h o o l t a x t o b» ■ s From Capetown the “ Islander" l e v i e d ' a n d c o l l e c t e d f o r e a c h o f t h e will go to the West Indies, by way wii'l vearx. n ty B oard of r u b l lc In -, o f .St. Helena, returning to Los An­ e t rTi hi ret l oCn o uIuin d e t e r m i n e d by r e s o l u geles through the Panama Canal. tl>m (tint t e n m i l l s Is t h e e s t i m a t e d By that time Mr. Pidgeon estimates lulling-- n e c e s s a r y to be v o t e d a t he will have covered llii.OOfl miles. sueti e l e c t i o n f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f t h e ■ K s p e c i a l t a x s c h o o l ill s t r i c t f o r He has hnd one or two narrow es­ sold ■■ th e t nsulnft' t w p y e a r s . capes, and is proud of the fnct T he fo llo w in g n am ed a r c a p p o in t­ th a t he has r.o far escaped m atri­ ed to n e t a s I n s p e c t o r s a n d c l e r k s llo- p r e c l n e t n n a m e d , w i t h i n s a id ■ ■ mony. A woman in Natal wished ill a l T a x Hchool D i s t r i c t , t o hold ■ ■ to join him. but he refused "ns she sp-d sold c|, el ton: might *Rtive made trouble aboard." I’r e c l n c t No. 1 ( H a n f o r d ) . Miss tscoring t & Wheat. s r t & z x | HEATS p e n n o c k t o b e a t b u l l & BROWNS W IN DOGS IN NINTH Score by innings i vo r e a r s , a n d t h e n u m b e r o f m i ll s — Nrrrrrrt!j'r*nintiTjpr’----------------------— r - t a m g M i i i - a m l —H a m ltro —Im 4 —fliteh • ’h n l r m n n I’m Tent. MOBILE. May 10.—Mobile won St, i.ntiis . 01mwuj nin] i l not)—g 000—8 hH ti0 to 10 Davcy. , . A l t e a l : T, W, I.A tV T o S . U?»F.fiMti gnmt- of lhtf ; |\'«'ltvtllv N«). York. ... tUJO (H -.ii) Heervinry, series, .1 to 2, when Dcvormer Mil) .lull- Ft-12. Wingurd nnd _______ , ______ _ ... . t-rt.il, I cminut Tam.Kl 100 2(10 000— 1 ) elrnncd the buses in the fourth in­ iirul Hnirmau. a.1,"1 NOTICE O F E I.E tT IO N . ( a m p nnu Hunter; Lane and ning with a double after Friday In •■•mpliimc- w ith UP pnivijilw.ua hod iaaugd.dJki\m^aUuium.-varSi'r. • t hicacn%4;~ilaxt»)n 2. v *'*.“»■ 7 " .’ '*’“ *—*'r?^r . - r.i*'-)‘*'L'annUcinm-'' YtVereW 'B ird tight ii] p i i O y ^ ) N . t ,‘W t y *<i ^ r ‘X P 9iH t|tin)t,s P-.■V • ' ■— ’ U. i. l.y g i v e n I lm l n n - i -Pt OAi D u y lim u 12. I.al chim l S. b— n - n l l - d ami o r il-r - d n, i„. h-lit, the pinches. * - * liluliie in the fi-tirlh ficored two a n d llo- s a n i - ' t v l l l b - t o l d w l t b l n DAYTONA, Flu..’ May 10. Score: It, II. E. Chicago runs nml he icier scor'd Touching boiit S p - e | u | T a x Siloiol two l.akelnnd pitchers aDnlds t r tbi'iiim Nuxhville .. 000 Ohfl 110—"2 II 0 front second on mi infield out, these i - t N o. H. Heminob- C i.unty. Mobile oooiroo 00 -- :j r, *2'three run being the deciding fa>- for 10 safeties the Islnnders won F l o r i d a , s a i d d l s l r l e t b-lfu; a ls o Kb. known as it)i<-ito . H p-eal Tas Batteries—Friday, Knznmn and tor in Chiragn’s victory over Bn-- the’ opening gam ■ of the series H-liool D ls t r ie t . o n T u - s i | u ) . J u n e Mackey; Bird and Dovormur. ton 'Him be., -5 t<> 2. Jm- Harris Thtti'vlsy afternoon by n score of 17th. 1921. t o r tin- p u r p o s - of ■t-tef'-' nuttlc tin- (11 *, I’onu- run of the 15 - 12 to h. Wakeneid making his m i n l u a w in , xliull b e I r u s t — s of il is appearance in local uniform pitch- s a i d d ls tr i i't f o r llo- i t - x t u ttcr—d l n f BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 10,- ton major fentrue . i-asott. i t w o i - . t r s , utid th o n u m b e r of m ills ; eil an excellent game. Memphis took the first of the s e r­ Score by inningc ■-I d i s t r i c t p, lo ud tux to h - l-vlt-il (Kill 3 0 | 0 0 0 -4 I 5 ies with Birmingham hen- Thurs­ f ' h i c a g o u n d r o l l - - t c d f o r e a c h o f t h e s a id Petersburg I, Brndentnwn I. ) e a r s . I! - toll nil) DIO 0 0 0 -2 7 I SI. day, 11 to I. T h - C o u n t ) B o a r d of |>uli|te I n ­ ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. May Thurston and Schaik; Kuhr, Score: E. H. E. I 10. More o r less erratic playing s t r u c t i o n h a s d - t - r n i l r o - d l*> r - s a Piec e ,-,il O’Neil!. Picinich. tu t l,,n t h a t te n m i l l s Is t h e - s t i n i u l Memphis 220 004 101— 1! 17 on th e part ot the Grower.' und - d mllliiK- i H c c s s a r j to to- v o t - d a t Birmingham 2iio om oil)—- 4 12 > •. iif!,i-: . support nf Willie Wilson sui-li - I - c l Ion l o r l i t - p u r p o s e of t h e Batteries—Mitchell and K ohl-j , ..l2’ I’h'lade'phia 0. op ti n mtmnd for the Saints, s a i d s p e c i a l t a x sch o o l d i s t r i c t f u r - a s u i i i u tv .o y e a rs . becker; Olsen, Gruv, GikhI uud Rob-; , * ■ U-ADEUMHA, May KS. a lour to ana victory here t i n'•'(o' Io IIo w Ip h named are ap­ orison. ' I Detri.it w m a slugging match tirnur.ht Tboi.alay for the Saints before a p o in t - ,| to act a s in sp ectors and . from Phittidelpidn Thursda''. c le r k s at tin- prceinelH uaia-d. wltli* cinwd of 1007 penmna. Lett-fielder ’ NEW ORLEANS, U .. May 1C. jptuinilinc ti-.- locnl p U d m - for to Welch, "a - tlie iniiividual s ta r far New Orl eons hutted Roe out of the h U raiiJ. winning the guide 12 t . tin- * i t o r . Out of three trips he box in tho flrnt iitnih^ uml M it^nl th* hoirii* twiui ■ot a homer, n triple and a .angle, tad to hummer Sruguwiek, who 1 11 hret- run icad with n hoin-- t he Saint m ret the Growers in u folwved him, the final score living ri,tl i’1 Hu- lli>l, hut the Tiger J -*ih! hiMiler lu-re t'uluy. d > 2; Milliter wns t arried olf the 1,10 st’l»r'1 Jl1 tht second inning. _______ _ field in tlie fir-t Inning after he- • Scon- by inning . , .|> , •• T ■ . ing struck in tho eye by fucker’s jM Jvil 031 000 302 52 HJ I \ V h « ) l i n i r I n f l U S t r V bounder to ri«h< field. The hit iI'hilarfolphiu SOL 000 2 0 0 - 15 14 l ,T , I a i l l , P t H U U B W went for u home run. I Hmic., Cole ami ll.-e ler; Will- [ .S c o re ; , l L U . . K . , . i ' ’J ,»f(,''3 ’ (:u y l H fii" a e lt,lla v .y l > * uOne rml:fJHutta/itKita J)00 iVOCOO—21* »''-•j’lXiHl'lV'lktKs, 4Jrugg.v.)iv MADRID, May 13—W haling as New Orleanx 420 011 10 o 17 o < IcM'laiul ti. Waxhingtan I. an industry has been so profitable • Batteries—Run. Sttlgewick tin,I WASHINGTON. May Hi, ( U-v -- in Spain that tieVera I new com­ D« Antlcrhon; Jlallingsw urth ami Five CentH * ianii took ihi- • i-ckiuI ntruighl game panies are being formed to. t arry Dowie. front *Wa liinglmt here Thunulay, on whaling, expeditions. The first ^5 to* I. Mititiiu, iiial the better of station at Algpcirus, established a cltit-1 with Smith until the Stli and managed by British capital, 105 Palmetto Ave. when the »i^itura anlvtxl him fur h a s h f( * ii' Hitch a hucccxk in the pnat five riu,;;. year that the same operators will Semi- liy inning : establish another base in the north »r ■Ulevelmu! . mm m o nr,u .fl p n of Spain. Other companies under dpLEIKSIU May 13 Tho __ womonj WTi^hinutun um in 0 (120- | | • Spanish cant ml have already se­ K 1- ot Germany 2oO yearn ago spent s. Smith a •■I Wy Martin.i lected openiting bases and are Lxi much timu Hitting smitr, sittiag ami Rue!. punhnaltjg riiuipnicnt. ’fibhot flrinklng beer ami wine tlliJ __ .Meanwhile th" •■ariiine fiahing imiuiKinK In n n of c h . * . , « • industry is in a precarious condi­ trartiing to aid files rpsurr-t tei! owing to to Ihc the distsne distance from the ««ntly of tha first wom onW w gn- I n 1 ‘U ri S n v « P r n n h n i tion °Aving sine to be published in this country, 1,1 1 1 r o p n e i shore a t which the fish ure caught. mid tin- Galician lirhcrmcn w^m The magazine known ux The Critic also took the women to task fo ri LISBON, Slay 13. Jaao l ’errus, have hitherto been engaged in it ifoxxiping which, it win painted!, ''/ " '’n*1’- l*rV!i*“ , lire turning their ultcntlon to cod but, did harm to themselvea and t.x I,ir,,yi,f"r V . v V‘uir!‘l "',"i A ;i|>nni*h cummixsion ban hern the community nx well. I ,,ie " r l!''’ w" r!(l owin'? tha Mill tn Ncv.Tmindland ta study the allt year 'T he maguzin*- wax a weekly edit. v :,r and far the next JO method- of end-fixhing in use in ed'by Johann UrUtonli Gottuchcii, v , ., , ,, liiasc waters. rone - » -of * Germany’s n arm heat nsivYvri known «ll* nn- • * ‘ t |l|4 K 'rra * ,r° rc't" M1 anti thors and critics of tho times. In fJ . country, ,, H . initial number the editor stated i ^ “S i a n . fulfill that th r publication stood far higher ideals of womanhood gt-ncrully, i .i.,.,., ,vers Tagil- D-iuro, and .Mnniva, submerged whole di:’ «nd advocated the idcu th a t wivt-t , 7*. ...... .. villages and dedicate^ themselves ..to ..motherhood . .towns under water. Cottages liav.fend their homes. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE hrlaSJa m oor-io 30 PER CENT OFF On Conklin Pens and Pencils SHEET MUSIC Growing Rapidly RECORDS’ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■N ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ Mu year more thrones will li-i lire- hydrants fur better fire protecoverllu'owri, titm icudaiu earth- ti-n. A new elevator also Is to bo (luukcs will occur and storms at j installed in Jennie Murphre® Halt. Ha will sink many ships. There The new dormitory now under will he revolutions und civil un>l construction boasts 72 rooms, ueInternatinnal wars northern Europe i conumdnting 14-1 young women, being th<- scene of the p rincipal. is progressing and the bulldoccurrcnces. In conclujivn, he iug is exp.-rted to he completed by S h o rts people ull over the world t<» -September |. M aterials have been kill dog*, or "the *newspapers will! ordered for the new lighting syshave no space to hold the cases of i tem to be installed on the cumpus hydrophobia that will occur.” and............................ work will begin upon th e ir a r ­ rival. ■ , ', f 1 SOMETH INO TO SAY Huitbond—When 1 chorus. I pm sll tht) RAY BROS. ■■ a> ■■ 55 55 SB BLOODSHOT EYES 55 all druegisti. ---- At Ut • ■' AMAZING VALUES FROM EVERY DEPARTMENT, IN CONNECTION SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR LAST DAY OF FURNITURE SALE. WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY IN OUR DOMESTIC SECTION * DR. W. A. BRUNE (T iin o p itA f.T tm ■’a im e r (irm lu n te OfTIce Hours: a - 12 A. M.: 2-3 u. M. 7 to x Kveiilnics, o x e n , t Haturdays Jtoonis 3 0 1 - 1 1« F irst N n t Ilk. B ldg., Hanford. TvHAT si bo BS ■■ ■■ "B Si ■w WILL BUY FOR AND BOYS. Cotton Crush Knickers for boys $1.00 One Piece Pajamas for b o y s....... $1.00 3-4 and 7-8 Socks ... 3 pairs for $1.00 3f i■■ WHAT WHAT $100 WILL BUY SECTION IN ART 1 lot reg. $1.50 Linen Caps. $100 1 lot reg. $150 to $2.50 WonW ... $1.M C op s........ . Plot N eckties rtg t/p-tfo Sf-SO $1M 1 lot Underwear, Union nnd twopiece .............................. $un nnr>* ................................................ $ 1.00 Percolators. Large 8 inum cup alum- ................................................................. $ 1.00 Pitcher. Larue 4 qt. ........................ $i.00' Baskets. Willow laundry basket.... $1.00 Fruit Jars, 1 qt Mason Jars, 1 doz $1.00 Oil Mops, liquid veneer,- full size $100 WHAT 51.00 g| WILL BUY SECTION SB 27x54 Good Fibre Rug, Reg $2.00 SB „ _for-................... ......... $1.00 4 nfo r .. ................. ............................$ 1.00 ‘ 8B SB 3-4 Srussella Stair Carpet Reg. BE _ JJ1’50 ........ ...... *L00 yard SB M \V’OVe" "Vogue" Runner fo: Reg. $1.40 fo r ................... 5^00 yd. IN RUG Oil Opaque Shades best hand --- . reg. $1.75 f o r ............... Water color shades.white and »* reg. 75c ............ . 2 for’ White double Extension Rod. $ 1 .5 0...... ...................... White single Extension R°d> 35c ...... ......................... 7 f * 1 LAST DAY OF FURNITURE SALE the hundred, ^ , rfvcrtUcd. „ „ INCORPORATED Many oxtra b „ gai„s. ,X.4. Bread Box, large size Brooms, best corn, light handle Sauce Pans, net of three nested — Varnish Stains, any color I qt.... Baskets. Fancy shopping, ed colors . Broilers, for steaks and meats rf all kinds. Use on .stove campfire Last Big Day in Annual May Furniture Sales. ===== ■ 2i 1 . .• i 2 fir IN MEN S SERVICE: TW a asnie. In doing I not only 75c for boys WHAT $1.00 WILL BUY IN HOUSE­ HOLD DEPARTMENT ■■ 27x54 Good Rag Rug. Reg. $2.00 = Reg. Hand Smocked Rompers for 1 w 2 year girls ..................... . Colored Gingham Rompers for 2 and 3 year girls .......... - $100 WILL BUY DEPARTMENT lilass Bowls, beautiful shapes and colors Green, amber and Ca■■ ■■ ■ ■ mm Ties, Embroidered Linen Towels, 3 designs SB : FOR RENT Knit GIRLS ........................................................... for better barber work1jj" 1 ,ot Whi*e Fdt Hats........ $1.00 each —next Valdez Hotel. :S 1 lot Soft oliars 1 doz f o r ........... $1.00 BALLOON TIRE SERVICE Rooms 515-516 First N it’I Bk Bldg. SANFORD. WE HANDLE “FULL- Sanford - I ■FLEDGED” BALLOONS — ONLY. fre w Sn?}3W<944»u ^.WV I pair any hand clocked silk hose $1.00 !B 2 prs. any reg 75c silk h o se ....... $1.00 Hotel. \n 3 prs. any reg. 50c hose ........... $1.00 S m i t h ’ s B a r h p u m m n !S S 11 prs. prH’ any n n y reg. re K - 35c 35c h h oosse e ....... ............ ........$1.00 ............. S L 0 0 Britt RealtyCo. 5 yards 72x80 count Pajamn Check •1 yards 35c 32 in. fast color Rbf Southern Girl House Aprons $1.00 each Dressing Sacques, gingham, per. 15 dozen of these fast color, cale, cotton Crepe........ 2 hr made in Florida House Aprons. Group of cotton shirt waists, voil* Made in attractive styles, checks, stripes, figures, and dimity, organdie and batiste ali white galetea. all white, and black soisetti Night Gowns, all white and white all sizes and many styles RJt'i nnd pink embrodered in col­ ors. Sleeveless and kimono Sweaters, slip-over, tuxedo m sle e v e ....................... '............ $1.00 each sleeveless, medium and li(k Rubberized Aprons, best quality weight wool afid fibre obtainable, bright and atiractiv d ___ $1.00 each. •jo**i'J*’*-" I ..$U» SB SB Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber SB work — next Valdez !S $50 PER MONTH 6 yards Chamois finish English Long Cloth .............. WHAT $1.00 WILL BUY IN APPAREL SECTION ■■ ■■ ■■ ■a Neat little bunga­ 83 low—completely fur­ *3 nished—located on the S5 Heights, on paved i■Bi street. 5 yards, 36-in. soft finish Truft Bleaching................. ....... Your choice of 1 table $1.50 and $1.75 Imported cotton novelties, Ratine, Ratine (Crepes, Eponge, Crepe Matalaase ........................ $1.00 yd. ■u F r e e d o m from N e r v e P re ssu r e Ali-nns Fr-erlotn fr o m LMsease. Hplnat A n a ly s e s F ree. NOTICE WE HAVE HUN­ DREDS OF SLIGHT­ World Peace To Come LY USED FIRE­ STONE, HOOD, AND GOODYEAR A N D UNITED S T A T E S ROYA LCORD TIRES ALL SIZES INCLUD­ More Fire Hydrants ING FORD TRUCK fiive Better Protection TIRES AT LESS Against Fire F.S.W.C. THAN HALF PRICE, ALSO.WHEELS AND AT HALF T O ^ i d S X f h S 'i W W WOMEN. Mav 14. - I * . RIMS hutmir anil tu»k, v F , r r , r . ,.j ih i, ,. nntlilnx -'inent, lo l.o made a t Florida PRICE, ALL MAKES. X S S L of . n S JroS ela i Mau- C .d « ,c inelodo an H-ineh w„ n,en ^ no pc-ate in the world until 1015. Wcr main with novej-al additional SEE US. 55 An?, fared, Wthout pain.iaoiyj day. by C-conardi s Golden Eye Lotion. No oilier eye remedy in the world as cooling, healing and strengthening lor a * , - „ w -------- on having "Lean* F. P. RINES Old Editor's Ire Is Aroused By Topers USES OF ADVEHSITY edT,toe M t 7 ,,r’,* NOTICK O p E LECTION, a t the prcc*ncts*Pmw* In co m p lia n c e w i t h th e p r o v is io n * ompfl o f la w a p p lica b le th e r e t o , n o t i c e Is said election: Wl ^ h ereb y g iv e n t h a t a n e l e c t i o n h a s e c l n c t No c ( r b een ca lled and ordered t o be held, ryI ’rStones, M. g and the s a m e w ill he h e ld Within nnd th r o u g h o u t S p ecia l T a x S ch o ol D ist r ic t No. 3. K em lnole C o u n ty , Breclnct No. | S F lo rid a, .sa id d is t r ic t b e i n g a l s o k n o w n pa O c n e n r Jtprrfsf T a T S f h o o t T. Bummer,li|. ii'y*. J o h n ttlley, lnail*MU ‘ D istrict, on T u e s d a y . June 17th, 1971. fo r th e p u r p o se o f d e t e r m n n g L e m o liie. clerk I>fc,or*; , w h o sh a ll be t r u s t e e s Of t h e sa id „ D a te d th i s ?lh d is tr ic t for th e n e x t s u c c e e d i n g t w o r>. 1914 y ea rs, nnd tha n u m b er o f m i l l s o f d is tr ic t sch o o l ta x to he le v ie d and c o lle c te d f o r ea ch of the s a id y ears. T h e C ou n ty Board o f P u b li c I n ­ s t r u c tio n h a s d e te r m in e d by r e s o l u ­ Av r ‘i. T0 'vlrM (S e a l) '•.Vc,A7 T^ tion, t h a c te n m ills la- th e e s t i m a t e d *UyU-23-30; Jlx90 StfamlcsH Sheets—each .... $1.00 1— '12xH6 Gold Seal Pillow Cases $1.00 .)— Face Towels, large, extra qual55 ity, w h ite ...................._ ........$1.00 2— 50c Jumbo and 1 large 25c Bath T ow el........................................ $1.00 8 yards, 0G-in. Melton Mills brown Sheeting ....... .................... $1,00 Sclioul D i s t r i c t , o n T u e s d a y , J u n e nnd the irnmc w ill ite lieTd WIlhTh nini m i l , 1921, f o r t h e p u r p o s e of d e t e r - «5 G yards, 40 in. Nelson's Island tb r o u x b o u l Hpecbil T n s Hchool DIs. milting w in , sh a ll he t r u s t e e s o f ’the i riel No l Hcntlmtle County, Flor­ an Itf d i s t r i c t f o r t h e m -x t s u c c e e d i n g l 55 Sheeting ...................... ............ $1.00 ida. said dlslrlet being also known Southern League VOIUI 'Ll|J May tt-IS -lQ: June S-1L Saturday, May 17 as l ’hulledn-Hpecliil Tax Hcliool DIs- i.f d i s t r i c t sc h o o l l a x t o . b e lev ie d t riel, on Tuetulu) June 17th. IU2I d c o l l e c te d t o r e a c h o f t h e so ld for tin- jiurpose of dctermlulng who an years. , sbiill be trusiecs of tlic said district T h e C o u n t y B o a r d o f P u b l i c lu Brooklyn __ 1)20 nil 200 O il I - ■■ ■ | -------- for tin next succeeding two years, St. L ouis.... . 000 010 O il—:i 12 Detroit Sluggers Pound tintl Five F i t t* I'hilty- Daylonn Wins Slugging Match and the number of raids of district school tax to In- levied and collected Ducther uml Taylor; S tuart, Bell, drlphia Pilchers anil,Swamp From Lakeland, while St. Pea m i . Sw ill for etch of the said years. IT DRIVES OUT WORMS Dclany and Gonzales, opponents in 12 la 0 tcndnirg.Takes I In I Con The C ounty Board of P u b lic In_______ s t r u e iI o n has d eterm in ed |,\resntu-ri.~ _, •__ r ... • -curt-. U-st From Ilrailentnwn. lion that ti n mills i» the estimated , surest sign of worms in I'ittsiiurg I, 1‘hilntU-lphin .1. iiiIIIidic neeessan to tin voted at {children is )mient-SH, luck of interPITTSBURG, May Ilk- Cuyl.-rV NEW YORK. May 10.—Ernott TAMBA, May 1(5.—A fter giving S S t T i S i ’ 1 S S 4 55; "*1 •" pb*. « h *m « M11,' full in the Wingiinl, n young collegian from 1Jimmy Camp n k even run lead in tin ensuing two years. appetite, picking nt the nose and Tin following named are appoint ! sudden startin g in sleep. When !A I’nivci ,ity. Im.l the b e l- 1Ibe li. . » three innings, the Smok• d t o a c t ae InapecturK a n d c l e r k at these- x v m n t n m q n n n e n e it ia limn 7 y,T;Lk , S ‘V 13 time ti 4 to a victory over Philadt-lpliia j 11 r "I Peiintn’k, in u left liamltil er * overtook the Bullilogs Thurs- (lie p r e c i n c t s n a m e d , w i t h i n said . S p e c ia l T a x Selimd D i s t r i c t t<» hold to F,ve " hitc s Crennt Vermifuge. Thursday. i pitching ilftol Thttrsdny, nnd thu St. ’day iifternoon, »>nly. to lose when nultl cltTlInti *A _ few doses driven nut the worms Score by* innings: Louis .Frowns defeated .the New |fjL. ;a t_ter acured a rim a fte r two HriVovr/Vb-,,!^;'’. Jaci-Vi'^nli*lira?'J»"l and puts the Uttlo ohe'on'^Iho^ad Philadelphia 101 010 000—.5 i l l 'i orl; \ahkee« 2 to 1. AH tliris1were down in the ninth inning. A I’r. vatt. n.-p. ctu and Mrs, j la health again. W hit’s Cream Pittsburg...... (100 100 021— 1 5 1 '! (l, ,,, were the re ull of home vttn.< ; (lukv hit by Hunter that took a Bide ' ivV ',i ,.V i'l."irl 1 1 , , , ■ , .V erm ifuge has n record of f»0 D19)4. i e d this th- Ml, ,if May. A. yeiirsl of successful use. Price 35«. | by Ruth, Wijlinms and Si.der. bop u. get itv.ity from Lane, fnlc m NTV tltiARD I lf PI BLIG N*. I Sold by Union Phnrmacy, hitt ninth niiilli 4tf Ruth’s hit itir hid of thi the i 11*"11 ' ’>■ silJKlV" ',y [tl,IT'!L,y *,,d HTItlU’TION FOR. HCMINuLK 1 ht.'se, t u n til I t h e tr ic k a f t e r Mc— — .— . . i . _______________ ■ 1 those *times, I-#ter issues contained lengthy articles protesting against boys pnd girls resiling trashy books, and original stories intended to aid in the uplift movement which had been started to educate the young ' people were given prominence in ' ‘-sues over a iong period. T C h a irm a n P ro Tern. A t t e s t - T. W . L AW TON , . (H eal) S e c r e ta r y . V i r g i n i a H m lth. F . D. M c B rid e . H. A. B O Y tT A M PA SCORES r —'lumn, to COUNTT.i F t O n By jC. A. DALLAS, il Dollar Day at Itnlvi rs o n . I n s p e c t o r s : a n d Mrs. S e ­ 55 OIL HEARINGS CLOSED l m a Al B n r h e r . d i r k . WASHINGTON. May 14.— The I ’r e c l n c t No. .1 ( H a n f o r d ) . Mrs. 55 N cw liy . D. K .M c K a y . Mrs. ' Senate Oil Committc today tenta- Itosn It. W i g h t . I n s p e c t o r s ; and ■ * ) tively closed its hearings on th" SI tus'ui - i P a u l . ( ’. H u r h a n * . c l e r k . "S naval oilII IB leases conUSL'N which WIH1.II have LU ID Jl;itciJ t D a te d t h i s t h e Kth d a y o f Slay. A. J * many colorful chapters to i> H»i4. I tributed ■■ B O A R D O F P U B L I C !N ; Amcricnnn legislative history since ' ' ’''.Y.T.'..TI(»N ■■ F O R HKMINOI.K .tlt... ^ 1 ■■ it began i_* Inst nOctober. F O U N TS ', F L O R ID A . ■■ It) C. A. D ALLAS. ■■ t ’h n l r m n u P r o T e m . TRY* ADJOURN JU N E 7. ■■ L V W T d.N , ■M WASHINGTON, May 14. — An A t(tSe es ta:l ) T. SV. Hecretary. ■■ agreem ent whs reached by Repub­ Slav 1H-3.1-30; J u n e B - 1 3 . __________ ■ ■ lican and Dentocratic house lend­ \ ■■ N O TIC E OF F LE C T IO N . c o m p lia n c e w ith th e pro v isio n s Mis U(>th year it- a major leaguer wax e"!«d»rntod by Ty Cobb at ers at a conference today with of Illla w Coolidge to work for the adjourn­ h e re b y agpi vp el inc a bt hl ea t t haenr e teol,e c nt iootinc eh aIss ■■ Brooklyn fi Si" I ouis :i i bingto, D. and, in honor of this invasion, be was given a present ment of congress on dune 7. been c a l l e d uni) o r d e r e d to be h eld . ■■ nnd t h e s a m e w ill be h e ld w i t h i n ■■ ST. LOUIS, May 111.—-hick Four - ‘ |,y I'njign- man McLeod Michigan, and Senator Harris, Georgia, M IT IC F OF F LECTION. mot t h r o u g h o u t S p e c i a l T u x Hchool nn nler, Brooklyn fimt sucker, increa.tIn c om p lian ce w ith th e p r o v is io n ' D is t r ic t No. 2. S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , ol biw ap p lica b le t lu re So. n o tice H F l o r i d a , nit Id d i s t r i c t b e i n g a l s o ■5 ed his home run string to seven! m _____ , ................... i ....... I I ..1 liereb) g iv e n tbnl an e le c t io n has known « s Long w o o d S p e c ia l T a x Thursday, twu 1leas .than Babe i _ , . . _____ _ __ ________ __ ^ ___ _ lo isi railed dnd ordered to be held Chicago 6, New York I. ' CHICAGO. May 10.—Chicago hit Ryan and Watson hard in the ear ly Innings, took n commanding lead and defeated New York 0 to t. Alexander pitched a steady game.] the visitors runs being helped along by errors of Grigsby and Heathcotc. Score by innings: New York 003 010 000— 1 10 I Chicago ...... 131 100 (Mix—0 11 :i Ryan, Cenrin, Watson nnd Sny­ der; Alexander nnd Burnett. . Mrs. F r a n c e s C. N e l m e y e r j «*£. alone in the "Islander," a four- Chicago Takes Close One From New York, While Brooklyn and Pittsburgh Win Over St. Louis and Philadel* phia Respectively. CINCINNATI. May 10.—Boston pounded Luquo for four earned runa Thursday and made St two ] straig h t from Cincinnati t to P. B anters pitched air tight bull. Luque wns put out of the game a fte r four runs had been scored in the first inning for disputing UmEhro Ffirm an with reference to ;t all which had been called on Ban­ croft. I Score by innings: Boston ........ 400 000 000—4 111,* 000 )0 000—0 Cincinnati ™"‘ (M ,w'“ n 7t ’ 1 Barnes nnd O’Neill; I.uque, May. Benton and Wingo. Lonely Sailor Eltldes Danger Of Marriage , * xiSD raw a �I I » o fT * ' ■'jWIMM1/. ' ' *■t *U--' THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924. •MV PAGE SEVER ---------- t: —r j - n : \O N E 1 4 8 For Quick Results Use Herald W ant Ads READ THEM FOR PRO FIT---- ---------------- USE THEM FORIIRESULTS 1 _ Political Rooms J£or.EUfl rt L i n T? A XVn . A s a W M in c e m e n t, Fon T" COI.I.KUTOH. 11 j w i s h to a n n o u n c e t t . a t I nm ft c a n d i d a t e fn'r r c - c l c c t l o n t o t h e o f ­ f i c e o f C o u n t y T n x C o l l e c t o r of S e m in o le C o u n ty , s u b je c t to th e a c tio n of th e D em o cratic prtn in ry t o ho h e l d tn J u n e . 1_________________ JN O D. .U N K IN S . y tftt c o n STY co in tiM aio M U i. I hereby announce my e n n d ld .ie y f o r C o u n t y U n m m l s s l o n e r f o r D i s t r i c t No. !. S e m i n o le C o u n ty , m ih jeet to th e D em o cratic P rim a ry , ; J u n e 3. 1021. i I* P. UAOAN. TEST! Cash in A dvance i / ^ T w i n h? rr E g a s * v~ lfte H« _ «e __ le fype dou ble a lla t a llfti** a lla» a lin e ftbovu Political Announcements"^ 5 » - i l - I't)ll C O N 9 T A tit.il o p H I S T I t l C T . . . NO. | . I hereby announce ih a t I a m a c a n d id a te f o r c o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r i c t , : ■' s u b j e c t to t o e D e m o c r a t i c E i1?*.*/ to 1,e lu“' d J u n e 3rd , 1921. Said d i s t r i c t helm,' c o m p o s e d o f t h e follow! me v o i l n a p r e c i n c t s : San­ fo rd, L a k e M onroe a n d P a o lo v w -Advertising NEEDS OF THEflOUR What are the needs of the hour—the most imperative demands of home or busi­ ness? *■ • Do you seek a new house, apartm ent 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 your income by p a rt 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 perative. _________ E. E. WALKER. F O it J t s t i c t ; - o i ' r i u : i - p s r t ^ r I hereby a n n o u n c e th a t 1 am a c a n d i d a t e fo r t h e o f f i c e of J u s t i c e of th e . l ' s s c s In a n d f o r t h e F i r s t J u s t i c e D i s t r i c t of S e m i n o le C o u n ­ ft* • -KO K tftll U TV J I P O K . ty . W tl h t h e leicad a n d e f f i c i e n t eoB't I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf ns a iissletAnce of t h e e x e c u t i v e o f f i c e r s c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e jf flc e o f C o u n t y of t h e c o u n t y I p r o m i s e to d o my J u d g e o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t d u t y w i t h o u t p r e j u d i c e . 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. f e i ,n5 w f o r n r , t I - O. S T R t N O F E L L O W , 1921. 1 p le d g e faith fu l s e r v ic e s h o u l d y o u n o m i n a t e me. N O T irn . ja r e s t r i c t e d t o • ' ■ „ _ j. a s iia iio n . ^ I will b e a c a n d i d a t e f o r re n o m l* ' ,1 Meat Ion. n a tio n f o r t h e o f f ic e of S l a t e A t ­ ' k o n C l . K I I K r m C L T T CO H IT . 1, mad a 3 h * San-* - hi lie r e s p o n s i b l e I w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m n to r n e y of t h e S e v e n , I t J u d i c i a l C i r ­ c u it of t h e S t a l e of F l o r i d a , s u b - , Incorrect I n s e r t i o n , . c a n d i d a t e f o r t ' l e r k o f th e C ir c u i t o f t h e Demo* J C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t Ject to t h e n c tl o n a « r for s u b s e q u e n t Y t-ur e n d o r s e m e n t ' t o t ' f i m c r . a t t c p r i m a r y , J u n e 3rd. e ra tic P r i m a r y , The offlc* " h o « l(l b « If e le c te d , I p r o m i s e tn e f a i t h f u l fur a se c o n d t e r m o f o f f ic e v jlll be ■oedlately In c a . a o f p erform ance of th e d u tie s con­ g reatly ap p reciated . tI E O P .flE A. D EC O TTF.S , n e c t e d w i t h t h a t o ffic e . , iDVEnrisEW* S tate A tto rn ey , S e v e n th Ju d ic ia l _______________ \V. I,. MOfin AN. „ li r e s e n tn tl \a t h o r C i r c u i t, S t a t e o f h orld a. _U,ar with ra te " , r u l e * r o i l C O t l \ T I UOM M ISS IO N KH. FOR S H R ttlF F . I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y candidacy I C t l o n . w in V«“ T information. A n d If f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to th e o f f ic e of T o th e V o t e r s of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y : 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y cand id a cy »ni a s s i s t y o u In C o unty C o m m issio n er fr o m D i s ­ tric t N um ber P o u r of S e m in o le f o r t h e o f f ic e o f S h e r i f f of S e m i ­ lotr *>ot ttd to mttko C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to t h e n c tl o n of no le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e v o t e r s [tectira th e D em o cratic 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 to he dbthat NOTIC R. hr Id J u r e 3rd, 1321. If elec ted I 1321. p ro m is e f o u r years of L a w E n ­ L.rt ,iinald k H b t h e i r It 1’. WltKELKIL f o r c e m e n t In a b u s i n e s s m a n n e r by r^ ta fflra address a s r o l l I'U li.V r t (I M M IIM IO M lI t e h e lp of t h e p r o p e r su b o rd i­ l i , ) r plume n u m b e r If 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 th n ate* o r a s s i s t a n t s a n d e a r n e s t l y K m W Ahout on® f o r t h e o ffice o f C o u n t y C o m m i s ­ solicit i h e s u p p o r t o f a ll l a w on Ii of » thousand haa a s i o n e r fr o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r one, of | f o r c e m e a t vo ter* , o n J u n e 3rd { ,nd the o t h e r s e n n ’t 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 dcHA VMUNI> I,. A L L E N with y ou u n l e s s L_ tlo n o f th e D e m o c ra tic p rim a ry J u n e your address. MEMBER OP s r t l O O l , IIOARf). 3. 1921, - BOSTON S T E E L E . „tl*n»n<T SIP ST be I w is h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 nm a V o i l P H O s C C l T I N t J A T T O I I X K Y .................... ■eroen " t T h e Seafor M ein l-er of th e I d e s i r e ti> a n n o u n c e t o thee l t l I ,J4 vfllre or liy l e t o u n ty s e n s of S e m in o le C o u n ty t h a t I am ' B o a r d of S e m i n o l e C < mini ,|,,k*u. B laeaatlna c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n t o f n,,n. bcliool D i s t r i c t N o ... Mlbje<ct [rr set valid, lie 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 to t h e d e c is io n <>f t h e lu - tn o c riillc prompt. E f f i c i e n t C o u n t y C o u r t o f S e m i rude C o u n ty , p r i m a r y t o I, c lu d d J u n e 3. 1921. II. H. PATTiaitALft Service. s u b le c t lo th e n ctlo n o f th e D em o­ c r a t i c p r i m a r y , J u n e 3rd, 1921. I I'tllt lit) AIIII O F PITII.IC IN . w i l l be g r a t e f u l f o r y o u r v o te a n d S T IU 'trtO N . tlio n o m i n a t i o n . T h e r e b y iH iu u u n ce. m y c a n d i d a c y E R N E S T F . IIQ U aH O LD KlL fo r r c - e le o ttrin n a tn ell, l o r o f the B oard of P ublic in s tr u c tio n for f o ii-j i h t u i : n y ' n u a : I h e r e b y a n o o u n e e m y c a n d i d a c y S e m in o le . CotnMy. F lo r td a .r , r e p r s D istrict No. 2. nf f o r J n * l l c c o f P e a c e In a n d f o r t h e stfllllmr Hcliool fn s s T A It li K . Uemlliole C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o the fSuMiunee m y s e lf a c a n - F i r s t D i s t r i c t o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y to be h e ld on Itt-elrctlon on J u n e 3 rd . ______________________ P. M. E L D E R . J u n e 3rd . 1921. ftestat.t.- of D i s t r i c t H u m F O R S ll Kit I FF.~ I Seminole County, w h i c h T h e r e b y a n n o u n c e tnv c a n d i d a c y ____________CHAR. A. DALLAR. lotlnic precinct" N u m b e r s . ---f o r S h e r i f f o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , sub* FOR 9IEMIIEII Kt'IIOOl, IIOAItil. t I will a p p r e c l n t o t h e t)1 ttll. D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y , I hereb y a n n o u n c e m y self n c m alt voters In D i s t r i c t Jutlc, 3ri) ] 92 |. d ld n t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to t h e o ffic e J. II. LE E . of m e m b e r nf t h e H o a rd of P u b li c ICT'AI’ D ) W l l l T T E N . __ FOR COUNTY J l ’DflK, In stru ctio n , rep resen tin g R ch o o l. n T t 't o i l MISSION F.n. 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 R etn ln o le C o u n t y , | annannre my c a n d i d a c y f o r t h e o f f i c e of C o u n t y J u d u o s u b j e c t t o t h e D c n n u w u t ic p r i m a r y 1 Cnm in In* lo n er f o r t h e of 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 to be h e ld on J u n e 3r,I. 1921. rtrld <f .Seminole C o nn * 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 ­ F R E D T W i l d . IA MR. ti to I lie a c tio n of t h e c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n « J- ■rt) THE VOTEHH BE T ill’. I0TII J O H N n . UCQN'AltI)Y. iry nf 19! I. HKNATBIIIAI. DISTItlt r. • C. I*. WEST. F O R COUNTY COM MISSION till. A f t e r d u e e tin u ld e r n llo ii. I h a v e m ASSESSOR. f h e r e b y n n t u i u n c n m y c a n d i d a c y decid e d t o b e c o m e :i c a n d i d a t e f o r LU.Y1 an oppnriunUy to keep snnuunoe t h a t I a m a 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 r e - e l e c t i o n lo t h e S tate S en ate abreast with the times by not fnr re-election to _ t h e | j r d D i s t r i c t , c o m p r l s l n i r t h e t o w n s i f r o m t h e 19th S e n a t o r i a l Y Ustrlct. pages of I Tax .v*«t'*"<ir o f Heml *f I j » k e M a r y , la u n t w o o d , a n d A l ­ m p o s e d o f O r a n g e . S e m l n o lo a n d reading tho classified Ij. iuiijiet to th n d c c ls - t a m o n t e R p rln its , a n d r e s p e c t f u l l y cOosceola newspaper. Herald O iin n t'e* . s u b j e c t t o t h e your daily Drrniirratlc P r i m a r y to u 'd lc i t t h e s u p p o r t o f t h e v o t e r s of D e m o c r a t i c p r l a m n r y to h e h e ld want uds contain many intercjtin ing t h i s d i s t r i c t a t t h e p r i m a r y to be J u n e 2.'d. .1 r e s p e c t f u l l y si.licit 3rd. 1921. message?. It will pay you to reai L'ad A. V AU O ItA N . h e ld J u n e 2. 1921. y our su p p o rt. W. TV B A L L A R D . them datlv. on siiBitti'r. SI. O o V C llS T B K E T . m at** *«■•'tar’ [political Kouncemcnts L Read Herald Want Ads For Profit Use Them for Results Houses For Rent Lost and Found (tffi o( n initiate C o u n ty : I inn' 'm - r n t y s r l f a r a n —f Stu riff ot S e m i mile kprt tn tile a c t i o n o f t h e ■ primary to lie h e ld o n f i t I sot e le c te d I W e d a c Mill tiis *tutic* n f l . t k U in titit o f - m y a h l l l n h “ r n i t r id i.v rv t ovmisHioNEii. P H m is c e l l a n e o u s , h l K h w u y : g r e a t e s t c h a n c e fo r l i v e , c o n s t n i c t i o n o f w h i c h w ill d e v d o p e r s to n e t in . a K i o t m l D e c e m b e r 1, H I2 L * (lo o i. W r i t e 11.*v clopnif.nl D e p a r t. . . . FOR- liTlNf—A fiJ ik e MnryT Broem cottage. Has running wa­ ter, also garage, $15 per month. Also four room cottage with ga­ rage, ?H.l)0 per month. Apply Thrasher ti Garner. 1____ FOR RENT—House, furnished or b eg in Houses For Sale nicnt The Pensteoiit New*. It is planned that the first unit WTISYTTITrUNi \ rhirbstnirif. The of the Southwide Baptist hospital >'Inrksinirg Exponent, mornlim ;a t New Orleans will bo eight stor^ I AT DAYTONA BEACH—Own your summer home at the beach. Live in it summers, and pay all ex­ s... ....v .t.n c ' n r uppro*'matcly $600,000. It is plnnTO UKACU BUY ERS or sellers o. . p,.,| ultimately that this institution penses with winter rental. An at­ Florida real estate advertise |w»r tl to coat not less tractive proposition. , Two bungar has three bedrooms, • bath, sitting and dining rooms, kitchen, garage, lows very near the ocean. Each _ Completely furnished. Will not be | .shown Sundays. $4,250.00 and $4.or write.* “Owners* 48 N'.' TiiTmrtttj ‘Ave., Daytona. Schelle Mainefi -I- Elton J Moaghton Sanford Novelty Works H. B. Lewis Co. ....................! phone JO H N MBISCIt. 135. 112 Park Ave,, Phone 59 i 307. jl ~»T-=^= By GEORGE McMANUS WING UP FATHER 'YO U O U « H T ----[ a e>e a . c o o o ‘b A L E ^ I ' W H T D O N ’T T O U O U T A tS O “b E E > r |TOO C A N 'T * b E L L o f q o r *.LL JUeoT *»TEP THAT’ti JU S T WHAT I’M OOIN t o oo* r l*D L IK E T O *bEE THE M A N A ^EI^ TbUt> O F F IC E A N D UAAKE DY'V F'R’bT TR1 A ‘^A L .E tiN A N * ( I N T H E M A N A q E t^ - A N D I LL D E C L A D T O b H O W YOU [ ^ D T C O L L X • NOW TH A T I BOUGHT THEN *W H ER E KttS l H ID E them ? o u t ? L A T E N T M O D C L 'b IN D O M M tE 'b fo r “RT l a d ie s ,C O A T S! ■ <*C X )Q ^ - ’ r - 'j .‘e f; . \l 4 W © IU 4 FiM unt S lavics, -r— Court House. law yer George A. DeCottes Attorney-nl-Law Oier Seminole Couniy la n k Sanford, ■ ^ cleared, near loading acres on hard road, at loading sta­ tion, 5 tiled, 3 inch well—$7,500 terms. if BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD 10 acres, 5 ..tiled in t June S. till. 8 Southern B a p t i s t Colleges Make Big Strides Last Y e a r TRUCK FARMS <\ M. HAND. 4 E FOR SALE co«t KL.NT—Rooms. Wouldn’t 'M .. FOR SALE—DoSoto paints ant you be able to use the money •* ' a vanrishca at Sanford Noveltt :urcd by renting that vacant room Work", sole agents. 151-tft io\v going to waste? There a n , j ' TYPEWRITER IliUBONS — Foi nany persona looking for placet to use on Royal, Remington or L. ,tny. Help take care of them and , 4 not only make money but assist in COLU M BUS t t l a . ) L E D G E R — C lass* C. Smith typewriters. w Will soli * * Itluil ml* h a v e t h e l u r K O t c i r c u ­ for one-hnlf p rice, lie raid office. keeping people in Sanford. Phone .„ la t io n In H i<uthw r*t«rn Ucortsln. FOP. SALE—Ugry cash register. 1 IS amt give your ad over the telR u in Sc ( C - w u r t H l i n e . ______ Use The eilrald for quick $10 cash. Herald office.________ ephone. service.___ __ ‘ ; ADVEUYlSfi in tho Journnl-HerSALK "■— Remington typej aid, South Georgia’s greatest FOR writer, with wide carriage,- in FOR RENT—Store room on West 1newspaper. Morning, nfternoon, First Street, now occupied by Lee weekly and Sunday Classified rates good condition. $25 cash. Inquire Brothers. Excellent location for at Iiorald office. Ilk tier line. Waycross JournulFOR SALE—International tractor,' wholesale or retail business. See H'-rald, Waycro.ss, Georgia. Special price. See Mahoney A. P. Connelly & Sons. TO REACH the prosperous farm* FOR RENT—Three rooms partly Walker ers and fern growers of Volusia ______ Co. __ furnished. Mrs. Annie Phlly, county advertise in the PeLand FOR SALE, or will trade for car, West Side. five acres of unimproved celery Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Inml near Oviedo. Write C. 11. FOR RENT—One sleeping room in with order. _ ____ private home. 112 Laurel Ave. 201 S. Main St., Orlan, ... A LITTLE WANT AD in The Broderson, FOR RENT—One furniShed“ bedHerald will bting you big ro-: ,,’>* **,a*_ —-----— milts. Advertise those old articles ! FOR SA1.E—One milk cow and! room, 211 East Second._______ calf. See W R. Raulcrron, FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom, you have stortd away and have ,ji fur gentlemen only. 120 Paimet* no use for. A little tturty-cent ad Beardall Ave., Sanford...............— may bring you several dollars. I to Avenue. Phone 1-IH and a representative FOR RENT—Two Iarge7~1nf«]y ivill ,cail to see you.___________ furnished housekeeping or bed - i FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlnndo rooms. (IB month. $12 E. Fifth St. tunning Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 2-lc cash with order. Apartments AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ ATLANTA, Ga., May 16. — For Rent gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s groatest classified medium, rate cash ,00c Southern Baptists now have in op­ FOR RENT—Furnished apart* charge. 10c per line, minimum i oration 23 hospitals located in 11 nicnt, 211 Park Ave._ .:10c. ___ ... _ ______ I Mates which last yenr cared for FOR RENT—Two room housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak Ave. SI A1N E-jAV nterville, Morning Sen-! 44,840 pnticijts, according to the tuicl. Thousands of Maine peo- prs^ t,n| report of the Hospital FOR RENT—Furnlshcd apart* pie are interested in Horidn prop- Commission, presented to tho ments. 206 E. Third St. Phc tone erty. Reach them through the Southern Baptist Convention a t its New Era Pnntery, 410. Sentinel. Rate card on npplica- sesjon here today. FOR RENT—Two furnished house­ I' yv —— These hospitals have tt property keeping rooms, 716 W. F irst PALM ili'.At II COUNTY—The value of $H.ii()i),'J(iR. Seventeen of street. scene of stupendous development-[them are directed by au to conRend nhnut It In tho Palm BeiRli vent ions, three by district assnclnSample sent on ro- tiouj, one by the Home Mission E ast. Miscellaneous quest. ________ Board ami two by other denmnin; TAMPA, FLORIDA- Tampa Daily ationni agencies, it was stated, Wanted The Good Samaritan Hospital, WANTED—To rent or buy smnll Tinies, the great home daily. rnte 1 Mtc per word, minimum located at Selma, Ain., while ownfarm, close in. Must be bargain. charge 23c cash with order. Write el and operated l»y tho Alnbamn Address Box M.. care Herald. Stale (Convention, is conducted for 1for complete rnte card. PLENTY OF TRANSFERS, yea, negro patients as a contribution of ' DEVEI.oi-EllS ATTENTION—!Vn“hut none with SERVICE for their snetiln I* hi-alnnliiK t h e K r r i i t r x ib>- the white Baptists to the welfare of v e lo l im ii il In <lbti*bbi'-.i h i s t o r y ; a negroes. middlt^nnme^Cnll 498. m i ll io n (lollttr h i g h w a y to llm ARE YOU MOVING?—Call a Koir iieiioii just linhdtedf a twoi followed in tho future, two cxcepQUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. mlilluu dollar iirhUe ncr..*» Kscum- tionn of this being the TubereuluThey will do the job ns you want It Fanatarium iln jla r o p e r a limine ti n d e r r n n a l t t u r * , i, , «l , El . Paso ami , the l i n n ; t w o m illio n * l.eltnc s p e n t on G o n u r n l H o s p i t a l a t N e w O r l e a n s , done. Phone 498. Help Wanted BUILDING MATERIAL N I LEARN ABOUT Polk Couqty and lakeland, through the Star-Tele* gram. Dost advertising medium In South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Flo. m t p t . L C C T O n . -----wuoun.e rn y su lf a c a t i - , ........ ............ — --------- to 148. Use. The lh» iifBcr n f T a x tTdl- ■Ida, s u h j e r t t o t h e d e c is io n o f t h e P tlll H E rllE S E N T A T I V R . . . eilrald want ad ll»Onk_A venue. frnin.il.. C o u n ty , s u b j e c t ; D e m o c r a t i c p r t m a r v t o bo h e ld on T hereby a n n o u n c e my raiidld.vry I page for quick service, JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop i.in »t t h e D e m o c r a t i c . J u n e 3rd. A. D.. 1321. I s t a n d f o r for member lin in ' nf Ri-presentaO I P A T D O T A 'i n i ’ U held ,1IInil 3rd. 1921.1 r f f l c l m . c y a n d s e r v i c e In o ffice. is located a t the coner of lourtn \VA NTED—San fu n g u s in e s » men fives for Semlmde County, sutijecll I V I 3 A D E o l i i l l j DOL'HLASM. It t*. MAXWELL. and Pine Ave. and he will be glint ______ . _ V A N C E E. ___ t o t h e a c t i o n *'f t h e v o t e r s a t t b s who are in need ot cuinpetont1 FOR SALE—Three new cottages. to see any of his old customers, anil help should read the classified p o l l S T A T E S E N A T O R FROM T H E D em ocra tic prlm arv, J u n e t. li'E'IF.VT COrt S T A T E N IN E T E E N T H 9 E N A T 0 U I A L [ F O R R E S T LAKE,. Two ut Gindecvillc, one a t Cit* i take care ___ ^of thel ^ _ _____ ATTOItVEV, rwtmt* at any page of The Herald. There’* no it# mVM'lf a c a n d i d a t e , D IS T IU C T . F trn COl’NTY rO M -M lsslO N E H . Ilk* i.f U n i te A tto rn e y I n n n r i n c e m) canuhlncy , *°^| | h e r e b y n n n n n n c e m y e n n il id a c y rus Heig-hta on Orianilo road, j time. lie does general auto repair reason for sending out-of-town for ►nmh liiiliciftl C i r c u i t of n o m l n a t l o n u s S t a l e S e n a t o r fr o m f o r C o u n t v C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r Die (.heap to quick buyer. See Mr. Po- W)r|( nnd guarantees satisfaction, help when theio is probably just 1lit ing ■ your auto . . troubles . . . to him, L._. ;>bn person you want in tho city Bbjr.t -ii t h e D e m o c r a t i c th n 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 ic 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 n - tee or Mr. Hawk. R. C. M A X W E L L L held In J u n e . If 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 tn. (I o n o v a a n d O s c e o la , s u b j e c t to FOR SALE—One good lot in desir- ( uhil then forget them Dilution .,f my r e c o r d t n h e ho ld J u n e 3rd. I a m a n at* t h e a c t i o n nf Ih e D e m o c r a t i c p r i ­ Real Estate <r WANTED Young men to work able location on Sanford Avenue, p»r> |. f a v o r h l y c n n s l d - l o r n e y n t l a w p r a c t i c i a n n t H an­ m a r y J u n e 3. after school. Must be of good f o r d , F l o r i d a , m id h n v e I n e n a re s *i>t« and a c ti v e s u p p o r t close in. Will sell nt right price . and O. ... TIA ULERSON. appearance and willing to hustle. b l e n t o f anil a t t o r n e y In Ih e N in e ­ |;pr retain!. for. cash. See G. C. Fellows, First ~ FOIl C I.E lIh 4 I I U T 1 T C O IU T . 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 Insurance Ail tires* in own hand writing, giva iu .A R D n. a^ fiT H . I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e i h a t I nm n Street and Elm Avenue. Phone , ing ugo. Work is entirely on com­ SANFORD,------FLORIDA i"vn i in T T flssio N T iii. ylye a ar sp.p r eYc ioautre ds.u p p o r t w ill h e g r e a t ­ c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C le rk I17L3 or 40J. inniiU'ice my snndldacy of Mo- C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Hetnltiole mission basis and earnings will tie- ] L E W I S O* B it TAN. *19.* tin' ,'fflce of 1.11-.. • * —1 C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f th e FOR SALE or trade for Sanford pend entirely on ypur ability to get FOH S T A T E 'ATTORN V n n . i l . . D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y In J u n e . 19H. ^■DlMlntifr of District property, ten acres truck land in results. Box 100, care Herald. ounce mn y c a n d l . ,, ,, , ; h a p P K I.L County, sulijecl to d n Io y h ef or er b yt h e aonfnf ic a t e A l t o r ' ■ ■- — — ■—. . . ____________ Eureka Hammock. Miss Ena Hes­ e o f 8 t.it u( ill** voters on June HELP WANTED—Young ladies of FOR r o r N T Y J (‘HUE. a n y fo e t h e H«v«mlh J u d i c i a l C lr ter, 838 South Hughey St., Orlnn­ good appearance willing to do; c u l l o f F l o r i d a , s u b j e c t -to t h e D e m ­ T o t h e P e o p l e o f S e m i n o l e ( ’• u n iy : _C. W E N t/M I N O E R . I am a can d id a te for C o u n t y do, Fla. o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to liu h e ld J u n e 3. bouse to house canvassing on com-1 ARCHITECT I n r v r v s c h o o l n o A i u i 1321. J u d g e . F o u r s u p p o r t a n d v o t e on For Sale—House nnd lot on Banmission basis. Good proposition (RRiiUbco m y s elf ft c a n J u n e t h e 3 rd w ill be a p p r e c i a t e d . t. A. SCARLE T T . n ri-, tlmi n* a iiiemliur for real workers. Address Box 4311 First National Hank Bids. S A M U E L A. It W IL K IN S O N , ford Avrnuc. Price $1,250. Terms. Edit ( O f N T V IMlIISEL l T l.M i (J''y p.i.itil of P u b lic Incore The Nnnford Herald, nnd give Sanford, For Salo—Business now clearing F O R r m .NTY 4 1 I H B 3 Florida ATTOHXBVhum D istrict No. 3. S u b je c t , o f c o u rs e ,' t o t h e n c tl o n four to five hundred dollars per „ rnmplctc information as to age and . . , m I w i s h t»> an nciiin ce I h a t I *hal inimln, , O sceola utid of t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o he month. $1,500 takes it. Come f i r s t CiHSS S h a p e , 5 U I 1 - ability. ___ ^ . sabjurt to tlie a c tio n o f bo a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ff ic e of J u n e .9rij. I w ill h e a c a n d i d a l * ■<!■*iu- |'-|imiry. J u n e 3rd. C o u n t y I T o a e c n t l H g A t t o r n e y , s u b ­ held j fo r th e o f f ic e of C o u n y l J u d g e of quick. WANTED—Lady to keep house for j e c t to t h e e n d o r s e m e n t i f t h e p w j ssrvsd hb n m e m S en tin e l* C o u n ty . I s h a l l be g r a t e ­ elderly couple near Sorrento, Wilson Weldintf & Radiator 300 F* Besril sin ce 191S, and D e m o c r a t i c V olvia a t t h e J u n e 3rd. ful f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n a n d i-lec lake front, good dwelling* garage, a . , . _ v. Flo. ApplxulU. UapVe Ave.,,pun- •’ ili.iirmun of the. '■ • « I t’n r J s . ’ i4 ii» , r tp s c la ll y B l i ' i i l e font. „ J . | ^ J \* 1S * I (),Nt •tf > ) r i l l P f S S V l r N *m hlrit» n (l^d * • r.iiulred of a Hoard guin for $4,000. TermsS t a t i o n - - n>‘*,«UU t e r m s * WANTED—Young lady itenogruL*d If re-elected I prom* ^iLfbT^nnounc^my^VartW a^IgJS^J t h ^ u K 8''0" ° f ‘"0 “** - lf I.’s Atetal we ca,: weld Wn have tho largest listing on f o r I h e o ff ic e o f “• '**n*dentlims and c o n - f o r r e - e l e c t i o n p h i T umi bookkeeper. E. F. Lane. gCMET.LE M.VINES. uni.-- u* ...... t.:i*........................ b een rend* C o u n t y C o m m ls i il o n o r o f S e m i n o l e ' celery and vegetable farms in. th e ’ 2 2 $ANFORD, FLORIDA WANTED—Two first-class wait­ m a n / y e a r s of s e r v I c e . ! C o u n t y . D i s t r i c t No. I, a u h j e c t t o . city. If you want a city lot, a «u- j resses. Harold’s Cafe, Tavares, ('HAS f . H A R R IS O N . t h e a c t i o n o f tin* D e m o c r a t i c pri burban lot, a house ready built, Oenevo. F lo rid a, m a r y J u n o 3, 1921. Fla. t celery farm, grove or anything in U. U 1II.ED80K._[tori MtEltlFI*. the real estate line call on us. We PI »*.toonce m y s e l f n t n Full sl i'TYTI\3 tTnTii :n r ovr Tub~ WANTED. /" f Ihe <.(f|re o f S h e r i f f I.IC IN9TRUCTIOX. sell at the owners' price only. Cnll 1 h e re liy n n n o u n c o m y c a n d id a c y ! Active and progressive local , • ' "Only, s u b j e c t t o t h e and see us. We give you the barf o r r e - e L c t l o n t o I h e o ff ic e of MIRACLE Concrete Co., general * rilm.iry Jur.e. i»2i.>dealers in every community to rep- : gains and service. C o u n ty S u p e rin te n d e n t of P u b lic , , , __ . , . W. A T1LI.IH. •rt sent a large nnd dependable nurs­ In stru ctio n o f 'S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . | r e t n t n l w o r k , s l d e w I a R s , b u ild Dili «|||;||||.-P( THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. V.C. COLLER, Prop. ery house. Our co-operation helps J announce m y s e lf n * p a n - , s u- b cj 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 ] jn « b lo c k s , i r r i g a t i o n b o x e s . J . K. SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. tlie local dealer to mnko quick ; tloti to t h e o f f i c e ! * 0 ,,e h elt* o n Jujj* ---' Terwillcgcr, Prop.______________ LAW THN For warehouse property Ktnihiole C o u n t y s u b - ____ ________ sales, extra income and satisfied General Shop and Mill Work ■II of t h e D e m o F O R COUNTY f i ) II MISSION E ll. I Lumber and Building Materialsee THRASHER & GARNER. customers... Good. selling season I h ereby u n n u u iu ’t* my caaillilncy Carter Lumber Company . ’arv l" I" lield o n J u n o Vacant warehouse lots, Contractor and Builder close at hand. YVrito now for our; M..H*1' a n o t h e r t e r m I ( o r t h e o f f ic * of U o u n ty C n ra m b - 1 N. Laurel hu Phone 565. A t 107 N. P ark Ave. Also a warehouse with 7,000 rutnil t h e ' t u t u * o f th o s h i n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m l i r r T * n ; | attractive proposal to responsible — . . . . . ^ ----- ^ ------ H ----- , l *ame e f f ic i e n t m a n n e r of sit. foot space, pi ice right. S e m i n o le C o o n ty . subject to t h e HILL LUMBER LO. House of Phone 319 517 Commercial Street Ide ale rs. Grl (Ting’s Interstate S erv ice, Quality n d P rice conducted It i d t h o nrtton of the Democratic l’rlm;ir> THRASHER & GARNER. INurseries. Jacksonville, Florida. For saie-Ten acres, O v . i Florida F re d R W itso n -• r •. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Bldg* Sanford --------— Florida PRINTING The Matthewa Press W e ls h a U hl*., as a f a r i Phone 417-L-2 F la . f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 16, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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VTVEZSf&l I • --V * l*)- •#•* >f - «•♦• \ ‘^ * h lihra 1 * 9 m W iS tif ■! li wSfii ' iflSfflj ll! ;*f| in* . P A P t» ^ J |T { r t f l i H o r id a ’s -fe ­ SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS I • .* I fc O A fW HELPnr CANCELLED ift SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924. * e ^ m fin e d On Account Of Cold If, m M jC pFER EK TO C K CStory Large I HORNS ON POINTS tents To Smith IN TAX MEASURE LiqUor Operator •otection’ Him $250,000 |iony Given On )r transactions living Millions. J1NGT0N, May 17— be tusked, by the lOfkeriy Committee ft obtain the cancelled ]of George Remus, |uor operator, which stifled will tend to i »tory of large monLenta to the late Jess Companion of former General Daugherty Section.” et voiced, stout littlo }h piercing blue eyes Remus, of Atlanta ► '—walked between nto a senate commitroom Friday, and | that as a eMail of ng operations innillions of dollars, he 11250,000 or $300,000 ktection” to the late ISmith, companion of Attorney General ty­ ne »nd opportunity, he | to produco checks and ; would at leaat refreah rand fix dates In the be* | multitude and magnitude tlona, • - ■ i n short t S S T luccd by the pcnltenfor the senate .eomwved less than -fi rour I»two-year sentence im_ for c o n s p ira c y ^ prohibition laws. His i was uncompleted when fit was taken, and th e halted in hU answers about w hat other Irme through hia hands ent otficinils, pleading er incriminating hlmnre to confer with attorI At Last Moment. « moment when the jail • opening for him in the . *s« , Remua teatlfled he IWuhington, and paid to TiDWor |30,000, confident hMtion would be evaded, ffiith) sajd that the generPiracy general—said that 1be no putting away oL his men," Remua de­ pressed for tho detail ■standing, although now ■utrntinry he declared he “ y he wan "double [Htause Jew Smith, dead i hand, “could not Ulk." « ’questions 1»f* S t a _t o r ' ph*mrnrnmUt.________ committee prosecutor, yVionaly hesitating, laid J2®* a magically sudden l«ith and almost as sud»to the status of a convict. *Pj«uous criminal lawyer J" by 1022 he had «!• owner of nino distilOhio, Kentucky and In­ k, rt. 0W7ier °f more, and ‘ «T*°i a alrin* of wholernail drag companies >ork to Missouri. , .» government ^ o s t as expeditiously as * Ms properties was an to, wnicn ho clung un­ fa, oghout his examination. committee th a t his sellmediclno was a F,. nn<l ‘hat in reality I !?u UC0.?* *uply for boot• half dozen central financial. man" of an n he referred to as his men." ■Reduced in 1921.............. ••I counsel" introduced Smith in New York in “ s,aiih, knowing I in V u u re**o n * b l y l a r g e ‘th*thl*ttU,n,*y «enen,V’ third party "retired testified th a t he for good relation. .Smith by passing over Then began X jSSt oaJLtla r y **» falling over fe ta Smith woe promtsw,n that the “ reneral " . “B S * H- MCD . 7 l !iu i * t o .u»® W» innuexocutive clemency */»' r*»s a Kentl Smith 1 D Partly cloudy uCnorth and nbly local shower* in south . Saturday, and Sunday; no chat in tem perature; gentle winds. "lu lUch^ Gordtii Land XV "r>« Secretary Hoover Issues State­ ment Assailing Full Publicity Proposal as unfair to Small Business and Opening the Door to Frnu^, WASHINGTONThfay 17.— Prospoets of extended contests on the tax reduction bill appeared Friday as the conferees locked horns on some of tho more controversial differences between tho senate and house. I t was freely intimated that the conferees probahly would have to return to their respective houses for Instructions on some of these provisions. Members of tho conference nre bound to secrecy on their actions, but it was indicated th at among the real stumbling blocks nro the sen­ ate amendments for publicity of tax returns nnd a graduated tax on undistributed corporation pro­ fits, . Assails Publicity Proposal. In this connection, Secretary Hoover issued a statem ent Friday ussajling the full publicity propos-' al as unfair to sm all business nnd ns opening the door to fraud. House conforees, it is under­ stood, hnvc stood firm against this amendment which wns voted into the bill by tho Democratic-Repub­ lican insurgent coalition in the sen­ ate on motion of Senator Norris, Republican, Nebraska. A similar proposal was rejected by n decis­ ive margin in the house. House lenders privately predicted today this amendment would be turned down by the conferees. Both tho houso and the senate financo committee .however, agreed to open the tax returns to inspec­ tion by certain congressional com­ mittees, empowered by resolutions. Denouncing the senate amend­ ment which would allow inspection Hoover declared “ it w ill" enablo strong com petitors to take ndvontago of tem porary weak conditions of smaller concerns, and on the oth­ er hand frauduiant concerns would gladly pay a few thousand dollars a year falsely disguised as profit in order to mislead tho public. Biggest Snag. Apparently the biggest snag fac­ ing tho conferees, however, is the sennte amendment proposing to lower the fiat tax on corporations from 12k4 to 9 per cent and imposu in addition a graduated scale of rates on undistributed profits. Advanced by Senator Jones, Democrat, New Mexico, the am end­ ment received in the senate solid Democratic support as well as that of Republican insurgents. Sena­ tor Simmons, N orth Carolina, in charge of the minority tax fight and head of the senate Democratic conferees is determined to keep the provision in tho bill. House Democrats, however, have not reached an agreem ent on it, pend­ ing study by the Democratic mem­ bers of the ways and means comUo0«» r* W *against T * i Tthe * ferees .havo declared proposal. ile good headway was made by the conferees on the numerous inor senate amendm ents, they <licate<l today th a t probably most of next week would be required to complete action. G Tampan Is Arrested On Smuggling Charge TAMPA, May 17.— Salvatore Ferlita, prominent Italian of this city, today is under a *2,000 bond, charged with being connected with alleged "sm uggling ring, which is held rpaponsiblc for bringing many aliens Into the United S tates along the Florida w est coast. Ho was given a prelim inary hearing yes­ terday before United S tates Com­ missioner Cone. Captain Antonio Bosch and three members of tho crew schooner Barcelona, were also tried and are held under a *2,000 bond each. Scvcnty-flvo aliens, the schooner, three automobiles and Bosch and crew were captured off urpon Springs recently by iminiTarp ration agents a fte r a number of f,oreignera had been landed. WASHINGTON, May 17 —Because of a slight cold, Coolidge has cancelled en­ gagements for today and remained away from his oft ice. It was said a t the White House he is not con­ fined to bed but decided to spend the day in his room on advice of his physicians. Brigadier General Sawyer, White House physican, af­ ter n call nt the White House said “the president is indisposed with a cold and it is deemed advisable that he reman in his room and keep quiet until he can return to his duties with­ out liability.” FIGHT L O ST TO F O R C E DOHENY TESTIFY O N OIL Itrfii.rfl to Answer Any Qurntlonn Regarding Delivery of *100,000 Cash in Washington. HOUSEP SOLDIERBO OVERTHEVETO Liquor DrTnKers Of Commons Accused Party Lines Vanish When, Supporters of Measure Pile Up Comfortable Margin Over Nccessnry Two-thirds Majority— Rill Now Goes to Senate For Its Final En­ actment O:' Rejection. WASHINGTON, May 17— The house today passed tho soldier bonus hill over Coolidge’s veto. Party lines van* ished ns supporters of the measure piled up a com fortu­ ne margin of over two-thirds the m ajority required. The enactment into law or final de­ feat of bill is now up to the senate where n closer result is expected. LEICESTER, May 17— Members of the British House of Commons were denounced ior their alleged habitual over­ indulgence in alcohol at an nrtnual conference la st night of the Nntional Commercnl Tem­ perance Union. The "scenes” which occurred In the houso, one delegation said, are largely a t ­ tributable to the fact that mem­ bers arc able to get liquor at any hour nnd they abused their privilege. MARKETS 17. N U M B E R 40 REPORTSSHOW!Slr“ri*XreABl“d RISINGTIDEIN To Attend Meeting Dr. W. A. McKenzie Is En­ thusiastic About Increasing Support in Behalf of W. G. McAdoo Whose Strength Is Much Greater Than A Few Weeks Ago—County Reports Are Optimistic. Ei.YATES DENIES rising tide or puLilic opin­ iCOMBINE AGAINST. ionA nnd support in favor of the candidacy of William McAdoo for the Demo­ HENRY FORD’S BID Gibbs cratic nomination for the Because the City Commis­ sion is anxious to learn what are the views of tho citizens of Sanford in regard to the acqui­ sition of a p a rt or all of the w ater works system and plant owned and operated by the Southern Utilities Company, Mayor F orrest Ig»ke today an­ nounced th at a special meeting of thnt body will be held a t 11:30 o’clock Monday morning a t tho city offices for the purpost of listening to any discus­ sion on the subject. A t this meeting all interested citizens nro urged to be present, the mayor stated. Consulting En­ gineer Joseph E. Craig is ex­ pected to be present and the m ntter is expected to be re­ viewed nt length. SHRINE PROGRAM FOR CEREMONIAL IS MADE PUBLIC ■jr. Commission Divides Oyer Purchasihg Of. it Water Works Plant From local Concern O ffer o f $100,000 R ejected By Firm Will Thrash Matter Out At Meeting: Of CommissionMonday presidency, which gives prom­ ise of growing until it sweeps the entire state of Florida, is By R. W. Pearman ., taking place according to Dr. The Special W aterworks WASHINGTON. May 17.—De-jW. A. McKenzie, stnte chnr-; Committee of the Chamber WASHINGTON, May 17.—Con­ ninl thnt a power company com­ man with headquarters in this bine was opposing Henry Ford’s gress prepared with busincss-Uke City Begins To Take on Gala FJ- of Commerce held a meeting bid for Muscle Shoals wns mnde city. last night pursuant to a re­ concern Friday to take up tho veto by K. A. Yates, general manngcr feet as Plans for Monster From numerous reports nnd Celebration Are Planned By quest of tho City Commission­ of the soldier bonus bill proponents of the Alabama Power Company, messnges received by the headquar­ Committee in Charge. of the measure insisting the situ a­ nt Friday's hearing of the senute ters daily it is apparent thut tho ers, to consider the advisabil­ results of the convention held in agriculture committed. tion wns unchanged by the presi­ Sanford is beginning to tnko on ity of purchasing from thu Chairman Norris said charges this city two weeks ngo, have been n gala dent’s message and th a t tho bill appearance nnd have a onr- Southern Utilities Company manifold, it is drclared. Delegates would be repnssed by both houses. had been made thnt a power trust, to that meeting have gone hack to nlvnl atmosphere as numerous bus­ that portion of its plant which in Ihe house, where the measure of which it was clnimcd the Ala­ their respective counties nnd or­ iness houses nre being decorated in will be brought upon convening on bama Power Compuny wns u part, ganized the McAdoo forces fnr be­ preparation for the big Shrine Cor- could be efficiently utilized in Suturduy, bonus advocates wure so hnd been making n concerted olTer yond the biggest hopes of tho state cmoniul which will be held here the proposed waterworks sys­ ho invited evidence to prove confident of repnssage that scarce­ and next Thursday when between 3,'100 tem designed by the City’s officials, it was further declared. ly a poll of the hill there made lit­ tho charge. A wave of "McAdoo-ism" is nnd 5,000 wearers of the "red fez” consulting engineer Jos. E. Heflin Won't Cross Examine. tle clVort to organize their force*. will gnthcr here to stage an initia­ Senator Heflin, Democrat, Alaba­ sweeping the state nnd indications tion of a large class of candidates. Craig, nnd authorized in a re* Activities centered on the senate nre that he will carry Florida cus­ which will vote on the bill, if pas­ ma, who made tho statem ent on hy. it has been predicted by lend­ Preparations going forward on a cent bond issue. sed by the house, probably Monday the senate floor was invited by ers of the movement. Here nre big scale indicate the interest and Since the passage of the Chairman Norris to cross examine o r Tuesday. Most of the members some of the evidcncs of how tho enthusiasm thnt is being shown in issue i( is said the Southern Yntes. Senator llellin said he did were deluged with messnges, in not wish to cross examine the wit­ enmpnign is progressing, contain­ the coming celebration. At the re-i contrast to the house, and leaders cent meetings of the County Com­ Utilities Company has. con­ ness as he would not expect a pow­ ed in n statem ent given out Ity missioners nnd City Commissioners, were busy conducting polls. sistently refusod to make ex­ Dr. McKenzie. donations wore voted to tho Shrine tensions to its present system Senator Curtis, Republican, Kan­ er company witness to admit it. "Reports from Escnmbin county, Yntes said tho power compan­ Club to aid in decorating the city. sas, in churge of the hill in thd Underwood wns very strong Meanwhile the business houses and or establish now services when senate, declared, however, the ne­ ies were not in n combine nnd the where few weeks ago, indicate a land­ firms nre dressing up for Ihe oc­ requestedS lt was pointed out cessary two-thirds majority had reason his company opposed the uslide for McAdoo. County (’hair­ casion also. been untouched. There were inti­ Ford hid wns heenuso it believed man Rrynn that this atiitude on the part nnd1 Executive mations from other proponents th at the public would bo bcnofltted Chnirmnn M.Mnck The City Commission was desir­ of the Southern Utilities Com­ E. Clark have the ter­ greater Ity the distribution of pow­ they expected n close vote, with the thoroughly organized with ous of huving the merchants keen pany has resulted not only in measure receiving a possible m a­ er than by having it allocated to ritory n rising tide of membership in en­ their places of business open all the permanent production of ferti­ jority of two. dny Thursdny nnd efforts were working a a hardship on peo- ' , thusiastic McAdoo clubs. ‘ While administration spokes­ lizer. This provision should be made to get them to close on Wedn­ "Mnj. Tom Wntts, of Chipley, esday instead but the proposition pie in outlying sections, but is men characterized the president’s made elastic, he added. The witnesa, said the Alubamn where Mr. Underwood's state head­ did not meet with much response retarding the development of message us eiTcctive, tho situation, Power Company was encouraging quarters nre located, write t that so all stores will close next Thurs­ those sections as well. they said hnd been fairly well cryaChsrces Mnde Thnt Power Trust .Making Concerted FJTort to Obstruct the Ford OITer For Shoals Plant. WASHINGTON, May 17.-S pccial government counsel in the oil cases lost their fight Friday in the District of Columbia supreme court to compel Eilward L. Dohenoy, J r„ of Los Angeles, to testify before the grand jury investigating charg­ es of fraud and corruption in con­ nection witli the navy oil lenses. Upon his appearance before the jury in response to a subpoena, Dohenoy refused to answer any questions regarding tho delivery by him on behalf of his father, of *100,000 in cash to Albert B. Fall In Washington on November 30, 1921. Elder Doheny has testified th at this was a loan und the son told tho grand jurors th at neither ho nor his father, lessee of Cali­ fornia naval reserve No. 1, hud done any wrong, but th at he would not testify on the ground thut his answer might tend to incriminate him. Arguing in support of the motion tnlixd for some time in view of the the production of culcium arsenate, th at Doheny bo compelled to testi­ expected veto, There was later evi- n boll weevil insecticide by electri­ fy, Atlce I’omeren«,*for tho govern­ dunce of a concerted movement city and It# "predicted this process ment, contended th a t since govrn- among opponents of the bill in tho would revolutionize the cotton m nt counsel had informed Doheny senate to lino up supnort for tho growing industry of the South. n advance and tha.t there was no presidential, action. Moat of tho \sirares Transmission Lineo. w“ * P? . -c tiara O- jpimkHren i n I sn ' i n n i m ^ flin „ -, -r , .r r . „ : toconawre: bo b u ilt in questions was not in good faith floor leader, declared during de- “nfj Mlaalasippl were given by and th at when he asserted his con­ bote on tho measure th a t t h e y | '“ joa> who said this territory, stitutional privilege it was for the would vote to override a veto. O th -■wb'cb ‘a flow without power reprotection not of himself but of his cr Republicans who mnde him dec- "ourccs- Mould be served from father. larntions were Senators Mason 0f power plants In adjacent states, I preferably from Muscle Shoals. Without hearing argum ent by Indiana nnd Willis, of Ohio. Frank J . Hogan, counsel for Do­ Senator Smoot of Utah, one of a r ni consumption of olectri■ ppossibilities,. Yates heny, Justice Hits ruled against the adm inistration leaders w h o icllX h**. great said. He nddcii th at he believed the government, dismissing the has opposed the bill, has been nl-l*nid* motion made by counsel on behalf poat constantly occupied with con- the farm s within a few yeara would of the grand jurors. erence meetings on the revenue require as much electricity as in­ "I think, gentlemen," Justice bill and said today he* would have dustries have in tho pant. H its said, "the privilege exists and no tim e to organize the opposition th a t this witness is within it. If force. Tho bill passed tho senate the refusal to testify incidentally by a vote of 07 to 17. serves to benefit some one else, it While numerous messages have Secretary Hoover issued a statedocs not detract from the right of been received from advocates of th witness. I discharge the rule." the bill, members also heard from I ment opposing publicity of tux rconponents. Julius II. Barnes, pres- turns. ident of the Chnmber of Commerce j Senator Reed, Republican, Pennof tho United States and the Ex- syivania, denied the existenco of Service Men’s anti-bonus league a "joker" in the immigration bill. The house rules committee were among these. Little debate is anticipated to­ heard arguments on a special rule morrow in the house, where the for immediate consideration of the vote on original passage of the bill McNaty-Hnugcn bilL Investigation of charges against was 314 to 54. According to a message Just re ­ In a letter addressed Friday to Federal ‘ ' Judge tg< Raker of the northceived by R. W. Pearm an, from A. euch member of congress, John ern West Virginia district wns A. Gault,. necreUty ot.thw Florid: Thomaa Taylor, erica ebairrpan o( rucamiUMMlMd by a house <piutalU the national Jcfefsfative 'com m itter Development Board, membera tieorge Remus, millionaire bootof the American Legion, today de the executive committee of the .clarcd "the service men and women 1 told the Daugherty commitboard will hold their next meeting look with confidence for you to tee he laid between $250,000 and to Jess W Smith for prokeep the faith and override this *300,0 in Sanford on May 28. tection. Decision to hold the meeting veto." In passing tho bill, he said, con­ Tho shipping board Investigating here was prompted by the .fact thut gress had determined its nttitudo committee sought ’ ' further * “ informsseveral of tho members of the com­ “upon tho inherent justice of the tion on tho sule of the steam er, M artha Washington to on Italian m ittee are cither secretary or pres- principle of the measure." “ I t was known then what the jcorporation dent of commercial organisations Edward L. Doheny, Jr., was re­ m easure would cost,” Mr. Taylor and who are desirous of being in continued, “and how the cost must lieved of testifying before the oil Sanford a t that tim e to attend the be ntet. It is upon these questions grand jury in a decision by Justice annual convention to be held on —cost and principle—th a t the pres­ H its of the supreme court of the th at date. bases his opposition, although D istrict of Columbia. Tho committee numbering 22 ident The departm ent of Justice began he brings no information to the will hold its meeting a t 10 o'clock congress which it did not posses* a study of legal precedents for the in tho mnrning a t th e Valdez Hotel. when It voted overwhelmingly in action of federal judges a t ChicnI t is expected to finish its business favor of the measure twice during go in overriding a g ran t of presi­ th at morning and then the m em ­ dential clemency. bers will remain over to be guests the past month." of the secretaries’ convention a t n banquet to be held th at night, it is said. Mayor Forrest Lake is a member of the committee having been chos­ en a t the annual meeting of thu development board held a t Orlando The prize fish story of tho year began to “crave" action ami with some timo ago. Much Important has been told. soleemn resolve to drag In a whale, business is expected to be transact­ When It comes to super-perform ­ he threw his line fa r ahead of the ed a t th a t time. • ance in the a rt made famous by boat. . , one Izaak Walton, L. M. Stephen­ By one of those, peculiar swings son. of this city, Is in a class, all known only to good omfens them ­ by himself. In fact, Hodgson Ball, selves, the line swerved into a smell who haa charge of the fishing con slough beyond a slight,bend in tho test now being conducted by the lake. No sooner than the line hod M argaret Shelloy, age 15, died Ball H ardw are Company, declare* hit the w ater than tho fisherman a t her home a t 600 Elm A venue that, the form er ia certainty the felt a tug a* tho end and he began a t 7 o’clock a fte r an illness of two winner of , the tissue-paper fish to haul Tn and w hat do you think months. Death was due to appen­ hook for m eritorious work. • he had on tho hook? A hoot-owl. Pish tales m ay come and whale dicitis and complications. The supposition is th a t Mr. Ow! .The funeral service will be held yarns m sy.go b a t undoubtedly this viewing the activities of th e fish­ a t the Catholic Church Saturday one will rem ain forever In the fish­ erm en end noting w ith growing ing annals Vrf Seminole county. appetite th a t minnows were ’ * afternoon a t 8:30 o’clock. 8he is survived by her mother In company with Randolph nnd used aa belt, hid himself and fath er. Mr. end Mrs. W. ?. Locke hferriw rethcr, who by the some grass and waited his c " Shelley ana one sister, Lois Shel­ way Are fishermen or no mean abil- It came. With great ley. *ity, Mr. S " ‘ ' betook himself upon the * .. a. ’ 4- . to w hgt ia bn some most * not ’excellent fl IIARRI80W JD E IJ^B A T IC A fter ng to" for a * which Senator Umn th e two S W ashington N ew s E x c u t i v e Board Will Convene H ere F o r M a y M eeting Fisherm an H as Singular E xperience W hen ‘H oot Owl’ Pounces on H is Hook Margaret. Shelley Claimed By Death Socialist Party Wants Millerand To Resign PARIS, May 17.—An executive committee comprising 40 members of the Republican socialist party of which A ritside Briand, former premier, is a member, today re­ solved to refuse to participate in any. governm ent which does not promise to realise a program, tho first point of which Is the resig­ nation of President Millerand. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES . M. la a* aaja I , A I t la . his county is safely in the McAdoo column with progressive (scntinicnt growing stronger daily. "Charles Register, chairman of Union county, reports big McAdoo mccthig addressed by Maj. A. E. tarw atarady won fine “Perry Bloodworth, of Taylor county predicts a wnlk-nwny for McAdoo while Judge J . C. Sale, of Bronson, is putting Levy county over in great shape. !L S. McKen­ zie, of Putnam, with E. S. Martin of Crescent City, are arranging rousing McAdoo meetings and put­ tin g that county over with a safe m ajority.. "Citrus and Sumter counties are safe as Nassau, Seminole and Her­ nando. L. R. Bailey reports that Pasco county it progressive, hence for McAdoo. Seminole will givo McAdoo nn overwhelming majority it is believed. “Judge George W. Oliver reports grout progress in Polk county, (Continued on page 8.) R o a d Departm ent Prom ises Aid F o r Orlando H i g h w a y That long sought for aid of the ^ U te Read Department In behalf>ol repairs on road number three from Sanford to the Orange county line, is about to bo ^realized, was con­ tained in a letter received here F ri­ day from E. C. Thompson, secre­ tary of that body. Mr. Thompson’s communication is to the effect that upon motion of W. M. Corry, seconded by I. E. Schilling, the hoard directed tho state highway engineer to carry on the work of repairs on the road under the 1024 maintenance budget und same to be kept in repair. The communication, read‘ nt tho W Chamber of Commerce luncheon Friday was received with u great deul of interest. For some timo the road has-been badly in need of repairs, it is said, and especially tho shoulders which have been washed away by rains and hard usage. Sometime ago tho secretary of the Chamber of Commerce wrote to tho stnte read department and requested th at Immediate attention be given the m atter. When no re« ply wns rceived, the secretary again communicated with the board saying in effect that if no aid w m forthcoming th a t the road would be posted with large signs In conspic­ uous places, which would state th a t tho road i» a state highway and that Scinlaola county is not respon­ sible for its condition. Tho result is that the board has now made arrangem ents t o . . toko care of the repairs and m ainten­ ance. Just when th is work will begin, is not known or was not in­ timated in the letter r ‘ * but it is hoped th at it will within a abort time. day afternoon ns is their custom. Cunfusion which might causa their patrons to bo inconvenienced ia un­ derstood to bo tho chief reason for not accepting tho suggestion. President Edward Lana, of Shrine noV *W tltftrw f»frW le ous com m itteco-brcharge of tho celebration are buaily engaged with the details of entertainm ent for the visitor*. Tho program committee hns finished its work and according to nr nnnouncerricnt made today, ,the day will ho one round of pleas­ ure and fun-making fo r the Shrinera und their wives and sweet hearts. Following is tho program : 9:30 A. M.—Candidates report to tho Recorder nt the Valdez Hotel. 11:00 A. M.—Parade. Forms facing East on Commercial Street, goes North to F irst, W est on First to Ouk Avenue, South on Oak Ave nuo to Fourth Street, E ast on Fourth S treet to Park Avenue, North on Park Avenue to Commer­ cial Street, to Armory. Noon.—Buffet Luncheon for Nobles, wives and sweethearts, lower floor of Armory, Kent’s Gar­ age. 2:00 P. M.—Automobile ride for Nobles, wives and sweethearts. Corn leaving Valdes Hotel. Ail visiting Nobles’ wives and sweet­ h earts .are cordially Invited, to go on this ride. 2:00 P. M.—F irst Section cere­ monial a t Armory. 2:30 P. M.—Second Section. 3:00 P. M.—Third Section. 3:00 P. M«—Free Theatre Party for Nobles' wives and sweetheart* ut Milapo Theatre. All visiting Nobles’ wives and sweethearts are most cordially invited to attend this matinee. 6:00 P. M.—Morocco Temple. Band Concert in Fourth Street Park, between Park and Oak Ave­ nues. 9:00 P. M.—Shrine Dance a t Armory for Nobles, their wives and Sweethearts. Consulting Engineer Craig orig. ‘nta |ly aPPT*atd the Southern UU1Hies plant at fld7,000. The com­ missioners, loffered to i plant for $100,000, wb This . o f f e r s * for the immiripgf'pZuaj and distribution system. According to M ayor Lake Commissioners subsequently structed Mr. Craig to determ ine the value of th at • portion of th e present plant which would be used in conjunction with the system^ he. had devised. In his report, subm it­ ted to the commissioners last Tues­ day, he estimated this to be *71,- ' 000, which figure included in nddltlon to the salvage voluo o f hy­ drants, machinery, equipment, e tc , the property on which the plant ia located, yearly income from vices nnd net earnings on the plant and “going value." nu of City A ttor­ It was the opinion ney, George A. DcCottes and Engi­ neer Craig, that the present plant has a going value and it would ih bo sound business policy to make the purchase If the commissioners ami tho Utilities Company can arrive ■t a proper valuation. It was n o t . in his province, declared Mr. Do Lottes, to approve the rep o rt of the engineer aa a fair valuation. The committee from the Chnmb aHe sstated r a further s t v that s ....... with HARRISBURG, Finn*., May 17. — H arry Ganster, 21, president of the senior class of Marysville High School, near here, and Vera KBenberger, 18, of HoliMayaburg, were found shot to death in. an automobile near Uogeetown early today. Whether the killing was a double murder o r murder and sui­ cide has not been determined. Al­ though reports here ore th a t no gun was found. The couple started out early lost night to Iqok for flowers. *- . —V , elimination of the Southern Ut ties Company as a competitor w. the municipal plant, one hundred per cent patronage would bo ~ sured, when tho la tte r began ating whereas with former * still operatin•g it would in all probability requt length of timo before the would rcceiva tho larger revet The discuzsion k>f the me disclosed a wide divergence opinion amongst the members < tho committee and also the ell commissioners, ail a f the la tte r I •n*T present. . Commissioner Cl arguing for the purchase cont*. ed th a t tho city would save S40J bv eliminating the annual r ^barges for hydrants amountii $4,000, aervico charges conne. up the new system, $15,000. ters $9,000, and a gain in ' age estimated a t *9,000. ] brought out, that despite to the contrary, the Southei,. ities Company hod mado a i on the waterworks, netting si ly more than *<1,000 the la st I year. Commissioner Marshall i ed dommi: ner Chare in I tendons it • business y to the present a t the I . Craig. Baptists Join In that the * faif . , everything Boy and Girl Found Dead In Automobile ATLANTA,! 17* ern Baptist Coat ively rejected a n i i ror some h i m . i t is sam, and Stealey, of Ok‘ * Us settlement e t this time is taid Inject Modi to bo especially gratifying to * fight into the who are interested in having eretions. St traveiable roads leading f new resolutioi unty. It out of the commit adt To rv : . r an era < 3& J t o . ' -y w JU m J 1 r C ’- • “ ** | * �" * 4 *>• TV-r« - *AGE EIGHT Southern B aptists Trade With Russia H ave 23 H ospitals F o i l o w s Quickly Signing A Treaty Titiwyille Club Wins Located in 14 States CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS THIS WEEK IN SANFORD A. plugging Contest From Sanford Team ildcx ? In a slugging match Titusville j defeated Sanford 2.n io 10 ip the S ta r,1Knme played there yesterday, a c ­ ’ ccrding to reports received here fheo. *°day. Th reporr «? the game n* H p] f given- by Managac -Whidden is in l>art: "Numerous miss-plays were prevalent on both sides and were more or less directly the cause of the large scores. Most of the breaks went to Titusville, Sanford’s errors occurring when their op­ ponents had the bases full several tiinc-s during the game. "Sanford's greatest weakness was ijue, however, to the shift in the team’s lineup which had to be made a t the last mo men. Ammons, Waycross who was due to pitch, was sick nnd Florence not able to play. This left a weak Pittsburg place in the pitcher's box but was New York only portly responsible for the de­ feat of the local team. “Although the game was very loose the Sanford boys never be­ came discouraged. They had plen­ ty of pep in spite of the fact thnt they made numerous errors. “The team will practice daily for the next two weeks nnd should bet­ ter itself considerably during that (Continued from page 1.) time. Material looks good and a Pearson, district four; D. If. C. real baseball squad should repre­ Rabun, district two, and 0 . M. J a ­ sent Sanford when the boys return cobs. to Titusville on Thursdny, Mny 2'J, For tax collector: John D. Je n ­ for their second engagement there.” kins and R. C. Maxwell. ' For state representative: For­ re st Lako and J. R. Lyles. F o r tax assessor: A. Vaughn. For clerk of circuit court: V. E- Douglass, W. I„ Morgan nnd ATLANTA, May 1(1. — Charges H. H. Chappell. ^ For county prosecuting attorney, that Baptist* of Rumania were £ . F» Housholdcr nnd George (». forced to undergo “great hardships in the form of personal indigni­ Herring. , For sheriff: Raymond L. Alien, ties and violence and being public­ W. A. Tillis, E. E. Brady, J. H. ly ridiculed, fined, arrested, im­ prisoned, whipped, severely beat­ Lee and C. M. Hand. For ronstnhle, J. G. Kcarboro, dis­ en sometimes into unconscious­ trict four; J . F. Haithcox, district ness," were made today in n res­ four; W. A. Lewis, district four; olution presented to the Southern R. C. Whitten, dixrrvt one; E. K. Baptist Convention by Dr. W. J. Walker, district one, und M. 1). McGlochlin, president of Furman University a t Greenville, S. C .T ho Polston, district throe. For member of county school resolution was referred to the board: F. T. Williams, district committee on resolutions. one; C. A. Dallas d istric t two; L. J. Hartley, district two, nnd H. II. Pattishall, district three. For Justice of pence: L. G. Stringfellow, district one; P. M. Elder, district five; J, M. Chnffcn, TAMPA,, May „ lfi,. Thp Northern district four; Theodore Aulin, dis­ and Western railroad will build a trict threo.. and’ E. “ W, *" Dickson, proposed line from Anthony, near For county superintendent of Ocala, instead of from Coleman, public instruction, T. W. Lawton. to West Palm Beach, according to For county superintendent of a copy of the amendment to the ap­ registration, H. C. DuBose. • plication for charter filed In the office of the clerk of the circuit court here yesterday. Celery Shipments STOCKHOLM. May 16.-^A re­ duction by 8 per cent of the h ar­ bor dues of Swedish ships enter­ ing the port of Leningrad, a return to Swedish ownership of the 'em ­ bassy house in th a t city, and the appointment by each nation of ofionv the- (Wish envoys^ T-1 Ihsr fithefn , ~n> > was among the first results of the signIlaptist jog of the pact between Sweden ic cduca- 0Rj Russia, in which the Soviet is "*• C■ recognized as the government^ derespond-1jure. The treaty containr , a clause denomi- granting each nation tho m ost fa-' ^y | vored nation treatm ent, which does U'ral ea- ■no. ,|cpcn,j upon ratification by the ir a gen- r jj< (|ag. This has an im portant ons that ht a r |n>: on chipping privileges, as itions : hitherto Swedish ship-owners have tnc past j)Cen obliged to pay five tim es as rurm an harbor uues as thoso from u,’ wJl0S0 countries with which the Soviet OW, th a t the all-important ORLANDO-EAST COAST HIGHWAY is completed os far as RITH. LO, THOUSANDS of home seekers and inv eatora who anticipated the event—and purchase N property in the community—may be expected to 1aunch one of the biggest development booms eVer initiated in the county. The lands in East Orange have been tried. They show remarkable fertility. Many of those who look upon this localty as containing some of the most suitable soil on the "ri<jge” for ctuirs cul­ ture nnd truck farming, a re on the ground ulready, prepared for the approaching'new days. • i * • • • • * ,*• PIONEERS REAP THE GREATEST FORTUNES stives for some definite form of Christian service SPECIAL G eologist F i n d s a Change Of Plans In Rare M anchineel on Proposed Railroad Pine K e y I s l a n d TALLAHASSEE’. May lG .-T hc report of Dr. R. M. Harper, the widely known geologist who has written several volumes on the plants and vegetation of Florida, thnt he doscovcred a manchineel tree on Big Pine Key on a reeent trip there, has led persona here to an investigation of early reports of the unusual qualities of the wood bf the manchineel tree. There are many references to the manchineel in cnrly American literature, according to publica­ issued by the Smithsonian (Continued from page 1.) - -WASHINGTON, May 1C,— A tions doing "warrdnting forfeiture' of railroad strike or lock-out, th reat­ Institution, b r "WnshTngfon. "The their scats in the house. ening transportation in an emer­ manchineel is frequently found in A verbatim report of the evi­ gency would result automatically Mexico, Central American coun­ dence persented under oath to -the in suits by the government t o. throw tries, Cuba and occasionally in committee shows th at Ellas H. roads-uttfctatLipW seeeivrrshipun- South Florida* it la stated* 'ifcnthiwr-of Philadelphia endN ev* Trer u „ r an amendrtien- to the~How»»H‘ _ With the*? rtVPs ''"amf “othc? York, was -the • princtrwrl wrtne*.*^R drfcTi bill approved today by the poisonous mixture* the Indians are -----.?ey accustomed to muke that diabolic senate sub-committee. poison for their arrows,” said one writer quoted in the contributions from the United States National llurbarium. "These trees are us­ ually low or spreading and some are more than six yards high; they have large tops full of leaves The report was referred to the which resemblu a pear. The trees calendar. It was indicated it prob­ Work was started today on clear­ are loaded with u fruit like apples, ably never wuud be called up for house action, committee members ing tho vacant lot on First Street being of the opinion th at nono was between Palmetto and Sanford udjoining ,Avenues „ ,, ............. „ the DoMont necessary. . building preparatory to beginning the construction of n one-story building by the Meisch Realty Company. Contract for the new building haa been let to (». II. Jnhn'ion, o f : •Jacksonville, uccoulimr to A. P. Connelly, secretary-treasurer of the local company. S. T. Hunt, of this (Continued from page 1.) city is superintendent of the wor!\ i being held. This of course could The new business will be of r e d j not be given nnd Sundcrling wn-« pressed brick and wi” nave n front - 1 released. In the meantime, Sher­ age of GO feet on First Street and 1 iff Hand had wired for information will be 100 feet in length. It will sufficiently strong to hold the a l­ contain three store rooms. The j leged crook. When he received this, cost, it is estimated will be between w ith ' Information. th a t und Th* budding GoverMo^-Hardier hud been tHe re-' dplent of a requisition for the prisoner’s transfer to Montuna, the latter had mlnle good his getaway. Sheriff Hand then sent message* Investigate Our Choice Lands Z1HLMAN SHOWS HE IS INNOCENT Important C h a n g e s OF CHARGES MADE To Barkley Measure Construction of New Business Block On First Street Begins ALLEGED CROOK F R E E D RESULT HABEAS CORPUS ADJOINING BITHLO is the Midway Station—the only railroad station touched by the eat 0rlando-0cei)i Boulevard between Orlando and the E ast Coast. Bithlo is suburban to no < iswa and lessons T>f cconorarrit^imut^S^ ----BITIILO,.by rcaKon of its irtoiminhlrnl nositinn__u ih io W in ^ -a trating the locality to let them into the fortunes securely vested there. Every Pearl guaranteed Orig Inal vnluo ............... 512.7c SPECIAL Saturday and Monday Blthte fnvln fb j fW m n L y * 18 completed on oyer th e S t.Jo h n s River to tho Atlantic, about July, k t.h e 1t. rafricJ ine13 from elther en(1- Aside from the bright future assured for the k holt!s a m aster k®y comfort and attraction for the £ OiIe in the heart of almost virg in hunting and fishing grounds. It is only a in d gam e* ^ T S t ’ J ° h n a R VCr’ th e t n b u t a r i e s o f " M c h In t h a t c o m m u n ity a b o u n d with fi»h ^ I S u U c J I v S T T v U y hn«ml.BitM0' an<l T ° DAY On Gruen and Bulova Watches P. Weinberg, Proprietor 307 East F irst Street THORNHILL srean X h i T o ^ ; ? h : “ t t a lime t0 inVM,l*“ e lhe nue to 8cn ,ota in Bufii° at ^ «■ 1 he Main Street in Bithlo is 117 ft. wide—Others as Wide as 100 ft .Lata 50 Foot Fronts*e, With Suitable Depths Prices $50 to $2000 a Lot — Reasonable Terms . Lands Adjoining Bithlo — $50 to $125 Per Acre AUTOMOBILES LEAVE OUR OFFICE 9:30 EVERY DAY W ashington N ew s President Coolidge vetoed the soldier bonus bill. The house rules committee has worked out a plkn to bring the McNary-Haughen bill up probably next Tuesday. The house and senate adopted the conference report on the immlgrstlon bill with its July 1 Japan*Sf tx «lUJ|ion section. ... VJ? continued debate on the Gooding bill to modify the lung and short haul section of the inter­ commerce act. The department of Justice an­ nounced it would proceed with the Montana caso against Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of th a t state. A house committee investigating “ ?uf*** against Representative ^IhJi^an, Republican.1 Maryland, reported the evidence did not estab­ lish the troth of the charges. » property custodian Miller UsUftad before the Daugherty eotnon the activities of Jess W. 8w*V n. « . usugnerty. “ Tcethina Made My Little Boy So Different “My baby was so cross and fret­ ful before I started giving him Tcethina that I couldn't look after my housework, but he is now so different you’d hardly know him," writes Mrs. J. II. Warbington, 613 Sunset Ave., Atlanta, Ga. “He was colicky and constipated and was constantly crying as if in puin. I gave him a dose of Teethina every night and he now laughs crawls around and plays all the time. I never knew when he was cutting his teeth till they were through.” Colfc Is often the result of over­ loading baby’s stomach with too much food. Tcethina relieves this COME IN AND SEE US TODAY BLACKSMITHING Phone 172-J I PERFORMANCE 58 N. Orange Avanut y s f o This Model Victrola 15.00 Cash .................................... ................................ ■ *A ' ■ * �e s p y tiiria n s F ig h t f Irrn lt IT f nr (trial Issues of M M f c h . i s r f t e f S r Increase in s a n a n t o n io ,tcx ., May i g — The executive committee on publi„ cations and Sabbath school work of ’the ^PfesByterlan Church in the United States, in submitting its an'• n u a l report to the general nssembly here today, showed an increase in total sales for this year amountto (624JU3, which is *33,281 K’ * more than the previous year. *This .committee directs two depositories r *for the sale of books, one located ^ T S a l Richmond, Va., and the other a t "Texarkana, Ark. “The number of new books, •pamphlets, tracts and leafleta and •'tracts which the committee issued ^during thfc ybar was unusually «large, the number of single copies ■exceeding 600,000,” the report dis­ clo sed . “There Vas also a large in­ c r e a s e in the publication of Sunday •school periodicals, the number ■reaching 15,188,808 copies, a gain *of 289,383 over the year before. In 'the interest of the department of a the Sabbath and family religion, ••this committee Issued during the - “ year more than 150,000 leaflets." £ Continuing, the report said: * “The director of the division of !’ Bleader ship training is Rev. Wesley, . Baker, and*under nis guidance coh"ferenccs, institutes and schools of -methods have been held during the ' year in each of the 17 synods and ~{n,the majority of the 90 preabyte* • ries of the church. As the result of tbo young people’s conferences, jro than 200 young people volunIfcfTfdf full time Christian ser) vice. “ Rev. Walter Getty has been | ^elected director of the newly-crcntV*d department of this committee, « known as the division of young ’ people’s work, its function being to * promote the organization of young a epople’s societies in the church, - with the special purpose of trainn ing the young people fa rservice in __thc channels related to the program > f the church. '* “ In the department of Sabbath school extension, 81 school inter«t cats of the church, these worker* •*l»ot including the headquarters a staff of the committee. As the re­ p a in t of their work, many new Sun* day schools were organized, and “ the spirit of evangelism was quick* cned. i “This committee received during * the year for Sabbath school exten­ ts aion, from churches, societies and ’ J* individuals, n total of *81,725 and v tho expenditure was (98,883. The * excess expenditure over receipts ■' was not carried ns a debt against .7 the receipts of next year, but was r met by the business department of .» the committee, as was the expense ^ of the donation of Bibles, books. * periodicals and tracts amounting '< to *34,538, making the total np* proplration of the business departm ent to tho extension work of * the committee *49,448B for the j year. ^ “The Sabbath school enrollment l a 1’ of this church is more than 411,- jlj.c . w . fB*n« Tailtcann Games To Draw American teams were placed squarely before the run N. 58.5 ft., E. 51 ft., S. 58.5 ft., W. 51 National General Assembly of the ft. to beg...... — Cumberland Presbyterian Church Mrs. j . I* Munson, Beg. nt intersection of DUBLIN, May 18—D. J. Burke, in the first business session of S. line of NE 1-4 of Sec. 30, Tp. 11) S. Ri th* Ninety-fourth Convention here chairman of the publicity commit­ today. 30 E. with SWly line of A. C. L. Ry (Ovie­ te e 'o f* the Tailtcann games, has do Branch) right-of-way, thence run W to left foc-Amerlca. ta.niak*. final SAN ANTON lGL.MaxJ&*-TTV*\ ^-ISrfir*A re:,-N ;-i to R nilnm d-rfghtnrM vnrr* »pf n—1'iyir rnnRemcntfl J or the pannage”™ overtures including several re­ 797.88 many of the teams which will re p -!questing the rescinding of action in SEly to Beg..,.,— ........................ .................... 170 al F.L. Miller, Beg. 23 ft. north of the inter­ raesent the-U nlted States in the j [ast assembly in appointing games. 'three women on each of the four section of the west line of Park Ave., It Is declared officially that In -1legislative committees were pro­ with the S. .line of NE 1-4, of NE 1-1, of formation from Ainericn sets forth sonted assembly of the Presbyter­ Sec. 30. Tp. 19. R. 30 E., run W. 150 ft., that 25,000 people have booked for ian Church in the United States N. to right-of-way of A. C. L. R. R., S. here today. Ireland and will come over this ,50 deg. E. to I’ark Ave., S. to Beg. (less 30 summer. The cabinet of the Free Our idea of n man who doesn't C57.07 ... 110 State ha* sanctioned a loan of *35,ft. along nly side of street -----f 000 to the Tnilteann games for or­ know where to go is one who sits Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., A strip through a movie twice. ganizing purposes. of land 50 feet in width, 25 ft. on each side of the center line of the Oviedo SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOR­ branch of th? A. C. L. Railroad between ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 130, ADOPTED ON THE Oak Ave. and Magnolia Ave. in the City llt h DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1921. 489.34 of Sanford, Florida...................................... 100 The following is the estimated cost of Paving Park Avenue a Notice Is hereby given to any ami all persons interested in tho width of 24 ftert from Tenth Street south to Hughey Street, with Special Assessments against-- (ha. various pieces of property above Sheet Asphalt on a 6” rock base, except from the central 15 ft. where described that said assessinfcn^i ore payable in full within thirty present brick pavement is to be used as n l)ase. l days a fter the above nnd foregoing special assessm ent roll has been 1200.00 [equalized and npprbvcd, and confirmed, or in Fifteen Equal Annual 2400 Cu. Yds. grading (o> 50c....................... j - - --- ------5538.00 ’ Installments with interest nt 8 % per Annum from nnd nftcr the time 0920 Lin. Ft, Concrete Curb and Gutter (TO 80c............ 87.50 said Special Assessments’ statitt.approved nnd Confirmed. 250 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb <*i> 35c.................................... 3510.00 3900 Sq. Yds. Rock Rose @ 90c......................... .............. A Meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, 10438.00 Florida, will be held nt the City 11all nt 2:30 P. M. on the 28th 9180 Sq. Yds. 2" Sheet Asphalt Top Z 51.10 .................... 800.00 day of May, A. I>. 1924, a t which meeting, said Board will hear nny 2000 Sq. Yds. Binder,Course @ 40c ............ ....... .............. 2780.00 nnd nil complaints and objections an to such special assessments, nnd 2300 Un. Ft. 12" Storm Sewer @ $1.20............... .............. 250.00 will nt said time adjust und equalize said assessm ents on a basis of 5 Manholes (q) *50,00 ................. .................... .................. 855.00 justice nnd right, and when said special assessments are so equalized 19 Inlets |3 9 ,0 0 .. .... ............ .......... 175.00 and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed nnd be, and remain bind­ 700 Sq. Ft. Alley Returns 0 25c............................... .......... 200 Sq. Ft. Brick Relayed @ 50c........................ ...... ............... 100.00 ing Hens upon the property against which said assessments are made Engineering, legul expense ,etc. 8' 5............................... 2040.50 j until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 130 adoptJed by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, un April ........$27552.00 j M, 1924. Total estimated cost ........................ -— ......... To bo borne entirely by adjacent property. (S e a l)' * L. R. PH IL IPS, City Clerk. Number of feet frontage . ................................... 5870.4 May 17-21. Assessment per foot frontage .................................. *4.8934 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. SPECIAL .ASSESSMENT ROLL I'REI’AUED UNDER AUTHOR­ FEET PRELIMINARY ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 131 ADOPTED NAME DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT ON THE 14th DAY OF APRIL, 1921. R. It. Trnffords’ Map, Sanford, Florida. The following la the estim ated m st of Pnving Highland Street 231.87 C. V. Mahoney, Lot 1. Blk 12, IV. 1 ..........— M feet in width from Park Ave., west lu French Ave;, with Asphalt 234.87 C, V. Mahoney, Lot 2, nik 12, Tr. 4 ......... on Macadam Base: 23 1.87 F. W. Mahoney Kst., Lot 3 Blk 12, Tr. 4 ... 2100 Cu. Yds, Excavation @ 50c .......... .......................? 1050.00 Meisch Realty Co., Lot I, Blk 12, Tr. 1 234.67 3150 Lin. Ft. of Concrete Curb and Gutter @ 8 0 c................. 2760,00 234.87 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 12. Tr. I . . .. 250 Lin. Ft. of Flush Curb <m 35c .................................. 87.50 Andrew Mahoney, Ixit 8, lllk 12, Tr. 3 ........ 234.67 1200 Sq. Yds. Paving (if $2.51'..................................................... 8100.00 234 67 Andrew Mahoney, Lot 7, lllk 12. T u 3........ . 500 Sq. Ft. Concrete Alley Returns (;ft 25c........................... 140.00 234.67 Aranka Takach, l/it 8, lllk 12, Tr. 3 .......... 1220 Lin. Ft. 12" Storm Sewer *1.50............................. — IBOO.OO Aranka Takach, Ixit 9, Blk 12, T r. 3 -------234.67 3 Manholes @ $(>0.00........................................................... 180.00 Aranka Tnkach, Lot 10, Btk 12, Tr. 3........... 234.67 8 Inlets <g> *35.00 ...................................... ............................ 280.00 Rose II .Hurt. Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. I............... 234.67 Enginecting,, Legal Expenses, t tc 8’/o............................... 1178.50 Mrs. Hlancho Jordan, lsit 2, Blk 13, Tr. 4.... 234.67 Nell Gnm er Lawson, Lot 3, Blk 13, Tr. 4.... 300.38 J. C. Dcen, Lot 4, Hlk 13, Tr. 1...................... Total estimated cost .......... ..................................... ..,$15906.00 234.67 Mrs. S. G. Messer, Lot 5, Blk 13, Tr. 4 ..... To be borne entirely by adjacent property. 234.67 Seminole Realty & Inv. Co., Lot 0, Hlk Number of feet frontage....... ................................ .3016 13, Tr. 3 ................................... ...................... 50 Assessment per foot f ro n ta g e .................................. *5,274 234.67 Seminole Realty & Inv. Co., Isit 7, Blk FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 13, Tr. 3 ................................. ........................ 50 231.67 FE E T PRELIMINARY Seminole Realty & Inv. Co., Is>t 8, Blk NAME " • DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT 13. T r. 3 ....... ........................... ................. <V| Sanford Heights Addition to Sanford. ----<* ooo." _llQi)Jia. R. P. Mngill, of RichmomT, Vh„ _ Higgins, Ixit 9, Blk 13, Tr. 3....... T. E. Thornley, Lot 83........ ......................... 130 $ 685.62 234.67 h r t t t n la r y of the c x e e a t i w . J 5 , Squirt*. Lot 10, Bik 18, Tr. 3.... Mrs. C. W. Godwin;-Lot 84.::..... •.*•!.'L:.*. 60 •• . ..346,41 1)84.67 y mlttce of Sabbath „r publication i - -and .1 R .b b „ .b lc A Npcncer, Ix.t 1, Blk 14, T r. 4 .... 234.07 W. G. Tyler, Sr.’ Lot 85................... . 00 316.44 Bcnooi n urn* w — * — —........ > — » —«»» t school work. □l waiAswi-fMmsiZyjf J y A».Sponcqr,‘.L oL 2, l l l k . (4, f U lIIV C tD ltj Wr-Irr— A- tSP*!* c«r’'I'« t, 3, lUk.^^I-h-Tr. 4n.-r ...— r l U L I U t t r C . A. Spencer, U t 4, Blk 14, Tr. 4 .............. fu rn ish es a Large ‘cW. AA.- S|’"u" 'ut r'',,lk "•Tr' 1 Brown, Lot 6, Hlk 14, Tr. 3 .............. A. Lcffler, U t 7, Blk 14, Tr. 3 .............. : N u m b e r Speakers W. B. B. Baggart, Lot 8, Blk II, Tr. 3....... . UNIVERSITY t)F FLORIDA, J. F. McClelland, Lot, 9, Blk 14, Tr. 3....... 4 Gainesville, May 15.—Thin intsitu- J. F. McClelland, Lot 16, Blk 14, Tr. 3........ ,300.38 234.67 234.67 234.67 234.67 300.38 234.67 234.67 234.67 234.67 300.38 234.67 234.67 267.52 234.67 234.67 234.67 267.52 323.84 323.84 323.84 323.81 50 50 50 61 50 50 50 50 04 50 50 67 50 50 50 tion will have furnished speakers Elizabeth B. Musson, Lot 1, Blk 15, Tr. 4* • a t more than a score of high school Mrs. F, It. Savage. Imt 2, Blk 15, Tr. 4 commencement exercises throughlit (he state when the season is E. S. Rockvy, In>t 3, Hlk 15, Tr. 4 rought to a close a few weeks S. M. Schwartz, Ixit 4, Blk 15, Tr. 4 ......... hence. One-fourth of the address- J. C. Been, lmt 5, Hlk 15, Tr. 4 .............. f alrendy have been made. J’resi- W. L. Morgan, Lot 6, Hlk 16, Tr. 3 .......... • ►dent A. A. Murphreu, Dr. II. O. En- L. B. Hollar, Iad 7, Hlk 15, Tr. 3 S wall and Prof. W. A. Little lend in j> the number of nddresscs nehed- Watson M. Reel, Lot 8. lllk 15, Tr. 3 Meisch Realty Co., lad 9, Hlk 15. Tr. 3 .... 1 uled. A greater service is rendered in Ernest Padgett, lad 10, lllk 15, Tr. 3 .... 57 .</ this way to the high schools and Muisch Realty Co., Iait I, Hlk TO, Tr. 4 ...... 69 > > people of the state, it is declared. 69 'I \ A t n season when the university W. J. Thigpen, lad 2, Hlk 16, Tr. 4...... . T. E. Wilson, Ia>t 6 , Hlk 15, Tr. 3 ................. 69 • professors arc busiest they lay 69 ^.down their work when culled upon, T. E. Wilson, Lot 7, Blk 16, Tr. 3............. in return for expenses and u cerWellingtons’ Addition, Sanford, Fla. 1 tain satisfaction that comes from T. E. Wilson, Lot 5 .............. 60 234.67 ’■uch work, It is pointed out. T. E. Wilson, I ait 6 .......... ................. 50 234.67 ' ' “A larger Uuching forcu would , ®ten. th*,- weak of departmental j-T .-W W ilson,;Lot 7 ,.... ■a.V. 60/S. ‘ £34.67 „ heads so they* might give .more of T. E. Wilson, Lot 8 ___ 2:14.07 *p.” J.JaMr time to this fnr-rcaching C. R. Iajnl, lad 12 821.34 <i‘Vbrx,’’ is the'opinion of Dr. J. M. T. E. Wilson, Lot 1 3 .......... 290.99 * Intake,* head of the department of Kale Humphries, lad 1 1 ......... history and political science. 281.60 4 President Murphree delivered his Mrs, A. L. Ensmlngcr, Lot 15 . 281.60 first high school commencement T. K. Wilson, Iait I IT ............... 234.07 * address of this season at Dade City . H „ „arry rry Koht, rvt.n,, ,lad OT 17 ,, 281.80 * off-April 25, simultaneously w ith!)!., K ’ , »• addresses by Dr. J. M. Farr, vicearry £ ent’ ]M 1B 234.67 proaident and head of the English 1,arry h-‘*nL North 20 ft. Lot 19 93.87 department, a t Anthony; Dr. En- r - T. Kent, Imt 19, less N. 20 ft, 366.08 wall, nt Menrose; Dr. J. W. NorSanford Heights Addition, Sanford, FIs. man, dean of Teachers’ College, at I H wiifht I ..t 1 1 .. ..... 67 314.46 Bunnell; and Dr. F. II. Heath, a t ’ tja fu , ’ Hummerfieltl. Other addresses al -1 * * L» 314.46 Jy given are: Ur. Enwall, at 1 ( • N. Williams, Lot 16 ready 314.40 Newberry, April 20; Prof. Little at Mrs. Maude A. Jamison, Lot 17. 314.46 • Greensboro, April 29; and at Haw- 1*. I*. Hagan, Iait 11 ............................. (57 314.46 thorn, May 2; Dean H. R. Trusler, ' « 4he Law College, nt Fort White, A. I). Shoemaker, Lot 15 . ................. ............ 87 31-1.40 67 1April 28; and L)r. U akc at Invur- A. I). Shoemaker, I^ot 4 8 . . . __... ...... 314.46 ness, April 28. S. S. Baumel, |g»t 47 ____ ... n„. _ * 67 311.46 Following an address at Mari­ W. T. Field. IM 80 ............... ; . T ....... C7 314.40 anna, May 13, Mr. Murphree’s W, T. Field, Isit 81 . 67 314.46 schedule Includes: HL U o'A cud67 «my, Juno 5; Orlando, June 6 ; and T. K. Thornley, Lot 82 ........... 314.46 Leesburg, June 9. |)r. F arr spoke T. E. Thornley, Lot 83 .................... 67 314.46 a t Cocoa Slay 9, and Vill speak nt F. F. Fields, lo t 127 .............. . 65 805.07 Tarpon ^Springs, May 30. W. M. Scott, Lot 128........... ..............................61 300-38 Rt- Enwall leads the number of iraives mad eby any ontt pro- W. M. Scott, Lot 129 ______.,..1 .................. 6 | 300Ji8 aor. His schedule included talks George A. DeCottes, Isit 130 . . . I . . . ................... o ; . 30038 I Lake Butler, May 12 ; Arling- George A. DoCottea, Lot 131 65 305.07 *n' »»y. 16; VVauchula. May 26; , , Markham 1‘ark Heights. Sanford. Florida. aBeilo, May 30; Daytona, Juna 6 ; ....... ........ 66 262.83 f Smyrna, Juno 6 ; und Fort Sheridan Jewett, U t 2, Hlk Wight Bros. Co., U t 3, Blk C . . . ___ ......... 65 Fierce, June 9. 258.14 On May *0. I W . Little will go V. E. Douglas*, U t 6, Blk C....;..... .... . ........ 55 258.14 outside. the stale to deliver thq V; E. Doug la *a, U t 0, Blk C....;......... 83 389.55 meficctncnt address at Homer- W- A. Knight, West 89.6 ft. U t 2, Blk Ua., and in addition delivered d . ........ ..,*...... ......... ....................... 389.56 amad«’ by any one proMrs. A. M, DeFqrrcst, Lot 3, Blk D ..... ------ 83 May 12; and will speaik at 389.55 _______iOflJunction, MlV May 97 27, mnA and E I us- Mra. A. M. DeForreat, U t fl. Blk D .... ....... 83 389.56 May 30. Jamea H. Cowsn, U t 3, Blk I.... ......... 281.60 schedule of Dr. Heath called Jamea H. Cowan. U t 4, Blk U .......... ....... 60 ....... 60 281.80 an addrea. a t Bdlevlew, May Trusler at Mleanopy, May Realty Truit Co., U t 5, Blk L..^. ...... . v....- 60 281.60 a t Largo, May 30; Realty Trust Co., U t 8, Blk f*..... ..... ...... . 60 281.60 Spencer 11rights, Sanford, Fla. f -SMW*r. Lota J, 2, 8 r 17 » rJa ,*H 1 ------- ;31LfLMch, t • >«•-.... 280 ;— .v m , , A. R. Key, Lot! 8 6 ..... ....... ..................'"GO G. A. DflCottcs, DeCottes, F. Lake Lnke &. A. R. Key, Lot 87 . . GO G, A. DeCottes, F. Lake & A. It. Key, U t 8 8 .......... GO W. C. DoCoursey, U t 89 GO Mrs. Alice Huitz, U t 90 ...v:;.:.. 60 F. B. Adim»a^T.ot 91................ 60 Wr-W". Abernathy, U t 92 ... 60 W. W. Abernathy, Lot 93 ......... ........ .... 60 C. C. Collins, U t 94 ..... ............... ............. 60 ('. Schultz and G. 11. Housholdcr, Lot 9 6 ........................... 60 . Grace R. Potter, Lot 96 .... .................... . 56 G. K. Lavignc, Lot 97 ..............,............ 55 G. K. Lavigne, Lot 98 50 G. A. DeCottes, F. Lnke &‘ A. It. Key, U t 99 . ..'....... . 60 O. A. DeCottes, F. Lake A A. It. Key, U t 100 ..... ......................... 50 Each G. A. DeCottch, F. U k e A. R. Key*, U ts 101, 103, 104, 106, 107, 60 Total l« « . DU ............... . In C h w r r i . E . Ilollldivy, n n u ._ m an. b y I*. \V. i i o ll li ln y . h e r tie x t n Co .f r i e n d , c o m p l a i n a n t , vs. G e o r g e T. Collins, c t nl, d e f e n d a n t s . O ltU K H . The S la te of F lo rid a, to G eo rg e T. Col tin*. It. II. M a rk s, B . It. V an n e s s ami la c k o f a p p e t i t e , w h e n a I if m an. II. I-. I t e K o r c s t. J4* J. H a r ­ m akes . you fe e One cent r e l l . ’G e o r g e If. F e r r y . G. It. F e r r y . l i t t l e e x e r t i o n back L u t h e r n. P o r t e r a n d I*. O. P o r t e r , ti r e d , y o u r l e g s d r a g , y o u r If l l v t n a . a n d . If d e a d , t a l l p a r t i e s aelfes. y o u r m o n t h t a s t e s n n d y o u r r e c o r d s ! c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r G e o r g e T. s l e e p Is< b ro k e n , Cletn J u n e s L i v e r Collins. It. H . M a rk * . E. It. V a n I , ... ., Five Cenli'.j F o r e s t , K . J : H a r r e l l , i » m ! K h l n e j T o n i c Is t h e o n e HUmt.y w, rfh-m (tw T.Jf2aw err>v •<£ H. P e r r y . r t l i a f w ifi r e s t o r e y o u r t t r e n g t h a n d L u th e r C. I’n r t c r a n d L. (>. P o r t e r . CI, „ | , | 0 y ou t o e n j o y life . CLEM I r c fu s e d , o r o l h r r w l s o . In t h e p r o p ­ J O N E S L I V E R A N D K I D NEY e r t y d e s c r i b e d In this o r d e r , to of Its general 10 .} Palmetto « A r t h u r F, tk l ll n . toitl to a l l p e r s o n s TONIC, b e c a u s e u n k n o w n I n t e r e s t e d ’ 10 t h e p r o p e r ­ T Q N IC a n d h e a l t h - g i v i n g effect, h a s ty In v o lv e d In t h i s s u i t , w h i c h Is e s t a b l i s h e d I t s e l f a s a r e c o g n i z e d s i t u a t e d In S e tn l n a lb C o u n t y . F l o r ­ r e m e d y for T O R P ID L IV ER . ida .nnd d e s c r i b e d a* f o l lo w s , to - F E V E R , M A L A R IA A N D COLDS. CLEM JO NES L IV E R AND K I D ­ w lt: ■, S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r of S o u t h e a s t N EY TONIC Is n o t o n l y h e n f l l c l a l Q u a r t e r o f S e c t i o n IS. T o w n s h i p 21 a s a l l v r r rie tlle ln e . b u t It eX errlto-s a c l e a n s i n g a n d s t i m u l a t i n g S o u th . R a n g * E a s t. You a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d a n d r e ­ In f lu e n c e In t h e s t o m a c h a n d b o w ­ T hrough Its e x cellen t c a ­ q u ir e d t o n p p o a r tin t h e 7th d a y o f els. I m p u r i ­ la a prescription J u l y . A. D.. to t h e bill filed t h a r t i c p r o p e r t i e s b i l i o u s w i t h Chills and Fever a g a i n s t y o u In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d ti e s w h ic h h a v e I n t e r f e r r e d health y processes are d riv e n o u t. enuSe a n d c o u r t . nsln g th o T h i s o r d e r l » h e i i u b ll s h s d Hi T h e 1 T a k e no P IL L S w h ile -th e T O N IS la n i l t h a t Is S a n f o r d H a lly H e r a l d . n te d le ln W i t n e s s K. A. D o u g la s s . C l* r k o f I n e e d e d , so ld C i r c u i t C o u r t , und t h e o f f i c i a l [ t i i COST IS S M A L L —T H E ' se a l t h e r e o f . I b i s 2 t l h d a y o f A pril, B E N E F I T 18 G R E A T . I Umirnlll.it & A n d e r s o n . S a n f g r d , [ A. D 1921. ( C i r c u i t C o u r t Heal) F l o r i d n. E. A. 1>01*0LASS. C le r k . Tty A. M. W e e k s . D .C. Im m u re A L rm lrc A tio r n n y s Qrliiudo, F l o r i d a . 1 -ja -6 -3 - 1 0 -1 7 -2 l-3 .J -G .7 -I 1-21-St Pens and SHEET MUj w :« m f N u tte r o f A |>pI lent Inn f o r T a x D r r i t 1 ruler S e e ll u u .1T.1 e f t h e ( i e n r r n l s i a l u l r s of t h e S t a l e o f F lo rltln . N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t Mrs. A n n a M. H e l ' o r e s t . p u r c h a s e r of T u x C e r t i f i c a t e No. f>2, d a t e d t h e t'.th d a y »f J u n e , A. D.. 1931. tins tiled said c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f ic e , a n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r tu x d e e d to Is su e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . 8nld c e r t i f i c a t e e n ih r a iw n lire f o l - 1 l o w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d 1m x r c r t m r t l o f f l l F tn K rtr.lnnle C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : I U W ----- L U l I i p i U L c l . y 1 U IHi'g. N E . Cor. of H16 o f h \YU » f ! - , . , , FOR RENT Neat little bungao n th e v C i tn 'lb e g .* e 'suJil**land* b e i n g H e i g h n ssesied a t Ihw m nle of Iho issunnee I of su c h e e rU T lc n le In t h e n a m e of 1 Q r i ' P P l I n k i i o w t l . A 'l i l e s s sa id e e r t l f l e a l c s h a l l he r e s r r m e d a c c o r d i n g to l a w tux d e e d w ill i s s u o t h e r e o n on t h e 2nd ilny o f Ju ne. A. I)., 1921. W i t n e s s m y o f f le ln l s i g n a t u r e a n d s e a l t h i s t h e 26th d a y o f A p ril, A. l>. 1921. (H EAL) __ _K. A. D O I’t ( L ASH. • C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. -K -o n ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r h l a ll\ V M, W e e k * . D. C. l-2c.-r.-3.I P - 17-21 31 316.11 295.3! 290.07 263.71) paVCCl • Britt Realty Co. N fith'r nf |i |>I Ini I loti f o r T u x l l r r i l I tnliT S r r t l i m r.TT, uf |hi> ( i r n r r n l s t u l u l r H of tin* S m i r o f I'ln rltln . N u llc e I* l i r i o h v g i v e n t h a t O v e rm rr't'i I n v e s t m e n t C iim p n u v . p ttre tm ri r >•( T.ix ( V r t l f l n i t e N>>. R2:i. iluli'i! t h e 1st tiny of .tim e. 1. I>. IS'"!, h a s IIloti sulit c e r t l f l e n t e In niv nfflee, a n d luis mtnl>‘ a p p l l c n l l o n .INCORPORATED f e r lu x ileeil t>> Is su ■ In a e c n r i l a u c e w i t h t a n . Hnhl i v r t l f l e i l l e f m h r a e e s t h e f nHnit liiu Ile s rr lh e il p ro p erty Rooms 515-516 s l l u a l r t l in H om lnnlo e n u n l y . K lo rFirst N ot’l Bk Ilidg. htn. t o - w l t : ’.j l o t . In R e a . N W . C»r. o f SWVJ o f N E ' l . See. J, Tivp. J l 8.. U. E. R u n 8. f.r.G.r, ft., i;. Sanford i;«j ft.. N. r>,'.r..r. n . . tv. fifil ft. ( l e s s ! It. It. I t l g l i t - o f - w a y ) . S n e r e s . T h e salil la m l hr I iik u s s e s s e i l a t t h e d a l e o f t h e I x i u n n m of * u rli r e r l l * . Hen *•• In ( h e n a m e o f A. M, H u n t . . — U n le s s nnld e e r t l f l r a l e s h a l l he r e - 1 d e e m e d a c c o r i l l n a t o linv ' l a x ilei-d will I s s u e t h e r e o n o n t h e gml d a y of .lone. A I *.. IliJI . W itn e s s my o ffiehil s i g n a tu r e nnd 1 ■ c a l-lh la _ th u ..2 a tli..tlu Y -u f-A u rli^ V -i M A. D O U H E A K t. t C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u rt. *'*" ^ iH y ^ 'C n lU H W 'r u r ld s St. Wnff»a.'*H. C. *m t^ a -:.-3 -io -ir-:i-st • — «■— ___ (• .. :____ ■. ■— rJ— —— - - - •B-. yv = lit 263.70 Each 6 . A. Iv tV ltw , F. U k e A . R. Key, U t 102 342.81 H. W. Kennedy, Lot 105 . . , 283.70 Maude it, Jinkins, U t 111) 263.70 S. F. Doudncy, Lot 111 290.07 Unknown, Lot 112... 271.25 Unknown, Lot 113, . ___ 279.52 Unknown, Lot l i t ....... 279.52 H. S. Ibissitcr, U t ' 115 __ 279.52 H. S. Rossiter, Lot 116 279.63 II. S. Rosslter, Iait 117 .... 279.52 H. S. Rossitcr, U t 118 ...... 279.52 11. S. Rossitcr, U t 119 Tr... 279.52 11. 8. Rossiter, Lot 120.:.. 279.52 Unknown, Lot 121 ....... ..." 203.70 Unknown, U t 122 ____ ... 263.70 H. C. DuBnsc, U t 123..................J .......... 50 203.70 K, I). Breeden, Lot 124 ................ ................ 60 , 263.70 George E. Hunter, Lot 125........ i............. 50 263.70 Howard Ovcrlin, U t 126 ....................... ....... 50 263.70 F. F„ Fields, U t 127 .......... ........... ....... 131) 685.62 If. C. Paeglnw, Lot 160.,_______ _____ ____ 140 738.30 J. W. Pennington, Beg. 132 ft. S. of N. W, Cor. of SW 1-1 of SW 1-4, of NE 1-4,. of Sec. 36, Twp. 19. S. R. 30 E., run S. 132 ft.. E. ,316 ft., N. 132 ft., W. 315 ft.v p> Ik g ................. .................... 289 1524.18 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the Special Assessments against tbo various pieces of property above de­ scribed that said Assessments are payable in full within thirty days ' a fter the above and foregoing Special- A iN u p u ijt Roll has been’ equalized, approved and confirnkd, or in Fifteen Equal Annual “ I) PHONE 8 Installments with interest at B’.ti per Annum from and after the time said Special Assessments stand approved and confirmed. A Meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford Florida, will be held a t the City Hall a t 2:30 P., M. on tho 20th day May, A. I). 1924, a t which meeting laid board will hear any and all complaints and objections ns to such special assessments, and will a t said time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of Jus­ tice and Right nnd when said Special Assessments are so equalised and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens upon the property against which said assessments are x | made until paid in accordance with proviaiona of Resolution No. 131, 1 Adopted W 4)ia pity-Commiasbm o f U a City of Sat^ggL on ^ RHSiMPU ii i v f| . -1.J4 «'•> ' ‘ l 4--sAt-.il.... .-• *. '* Va.t.*-- • I 4^kV ■'* 57'J Ci:y Hj . s viL-wsnpA.A , I •t, TIt u .*!*?♦ **"• 0 *n .-. * '< ;->» I t- Ereeilnm from NVi’vy I'rt-xmin Mi-nns Friiudom from tilm-u.-x-. 8|>lli:if Aliuti s ri t DR.W. A. d r u m ; < tiiu o r it.u 'T tm I 'n l iti r r f i r a t f l i a l r S a n fo r i B a tteri Service Oak Ave. Fla. «BM 1NQ1JETCOl’NTY . **“ Eclipse Lawn Mowers Hall Hardware Co. 263.70 Tnl nl 1615.UU >11- Lot Us Serve tj • i \ *\ \ -r j REJ RELIEVED CONSTIPATION Now is the time to get rid of that | stubborn ro fg h which has been "hanging on" nil winter. A few doses of the good, reliable FO­ LEY’S-HONEY AND TAR COM­ POUND will speedily relieve same, | Mrs. Sninh Heck, 311 St. Paul St. i Memphis, Tcnn., ‘.frites: “ I have \ been wonderfully benefited by FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. The first dose stopped my cought. It wns a stubborn cough and I had been troubled with it since the first;’cold spell." Best for coughs and colds. Adv. 263.70 .When repairs sary have them dond ly. If a now battery* nary bu.r tile best. BIGGEST FARM BARGAINS '•21. (S E A l.) niSSTT' * 7 ' 316.11 316.44 310,44 316.44 316.14 310.44 310.14 Oil $50 PER MONTH * «aA<s». ~i »«a 21(1.11 ts , ■a •€ V tfirh t an-l*.#fnW> «» "V 247 acres combination farm. 125 ac under cultivation. Five aei'es tiled, flowing-wells, 25 acres “A 1” truck la all under fences—$15,000—good ten Eight room two story house—65 ^ front- Magnolia Ave. — ^7.100 — terms. ■ ‘1 l-‘>acres, 220 foot lake front, Sil Lake, 5 room cottage. Pump and pu house—$3,000—1-2 cash, balance terms. Five room modern cottage bet Elm and Myrtle avenue on 5th St. $3,15 >gQod terms* *>*; v - ■>-; ^ *. 10-room house between 9th and 15 Myrtle Ave.—$5,750—good terms. 8 room, two story modei’n house: nished, real bargain, attractive teiT low cash price. House and i! 1-2 lots, corner 3rd Cypress Ave. a t bargain. Good ten uffirt* lIlium: SEE i - 1 2 .\. M.S 2-5 V. .M. 7 to S E vi' iiIdks. except Snlurdsya! Rooms 3 0 |- 1iy firs t Nut. Ilk. itidi;.. Soil fin it. Smith’s Barber Shop for better barber work —next Valdez Hotel. THRASHER & GARNER I’ O R B A R G A IN S I N R E A L E S T A T E . • ' - 11^ South Park A v e .______________ — Sanfo I]R IG H T A N D W R O N I 1* • 1 m. . w » II SI Tho nnf,1,0 ls a 1lg‘lt an(* a wrong- way to do everything Ai ., tnh, ?nly■'vay ,, v.to -successfully successfullyuse usethe theRAT.T.OON BALLOONTH® T Ivhee\ U n WALLOON with the Cut-dog Automnhh HH edferG? ^ the leadine manufacturer a lre a d y & t-w u g h t h e w o r l d . Over 4 5 , 0 0 0 cars h eH 1 Wlth the FIRESTONE Full-flt 4 B ai* )i^ d aw )» » M aA « « in iia ). *J * r 1 17-: :. -c. -V- - < .^ 1 * 1 n m l �% l THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1024 dio P r o g r a m r«grsm (or May 18. Joun»Hj9&) -V w,.«ley Memorial. Chics go Tribune (370); Chicago (536) 5 Chicago Erening Club, » C hicago ((360) 4-5 or13 concert. • dheinnsti (309) 3 chimes. C in c in n a ti (309)^8:30 ‘gthool; 10 sermon{'6 serts concert. Dsrenport (484) 7 organ; r 9:30 musical. WDAF. Kansas City S tar (411) 4 orchestra, solos. WHB. Kansas City (411) 2 ser­ vices; 8 sermon, orchestra; 12 dance. . ____ w o q ; ~Tn»n*6» e t t y u n i ty (smn 8 services. KHJ. Los Angelos (395) 8 mu­ sic; 8:30 orchestra; 9 organ; 10 concert. KFI. Los Angeles (469) 8:4612 concert. WGI. Medford Hillside (360); 6:30 talk, musical. WLAC. Minneapalis-St. Paul, (417); 6:20 services; 7:35 services; 9:30 musical. CKAC. Montreal (425); 8:30, conce: t. W11N. New York (360) 7:30-10 operatic program. WOAW, Omaha (526) 9-11 mu­ sical chapel service. WFI. Philadelphia (395) 5:30, services. *' ■*1 KGW. Portland (492) .8 ser­ vices; 9 orchestra. WGY. Schenectady (380) 5:45 services. KPO. San Francisco (423) 10:30 Hotel Orchestra. CKY. Winnipeg (540) 8:15 lec­ ture, Dr. Torrey. PAGE Tf Strutin’ Their Stuff Country Homes Made Modern Wltli Fairbanks SANFORD, FLA The agricultural appropriation bill was reported to the senate carrying $60,954,633. The house passed and sent the senate a bill for government pur­ chase of the Cape Cod canal. I rtf-down." write* Mr*. S(h Wl«rs. of 486 N. t St, But 8 L Louis. 111. eoolda't sleep nights, t I io restless. 1 felt tir*d aot In ‘condition to do vort I would have to pains In my stomach it I was afraid 1 would 1 iewn In bed. . . My llir came to see mo and T H C H A M iuM O lU M rS IS CCNirr/M6 FINANCIAL Su i c i d e o n THE IN S T A L L M B N f PLAN, flOJT PLOOaPLAO —W, L. Hand. •It batter after toy first ttla 1 had a batter petit*. It seemed t o ugtben a n d build me l I am so glad to recomtod Cartful for wbat It I for me. I haven't eded any medicine alnce took Cardul, and I am lUag fine." Nervousness, r e a t l e i e * i , ilteplessness—these ■ptoma so often are the lalt of a weak, run-down edition, and may de» 809more seriously If 'not *W In time. Wta C a r n a l . ,. 8old arywhere. , •- .u. .-a EX-105_ Mothers, what would you give (o fee) easy when your little one begins to show signs of bilousneu? , It Is customary to think that too ought to use calomel and castor oil, out yon dread giving these doses aa much as the child fears to take them. And ptil], you dread what may happen if you use just the ordinary children’* jaxailve. It was to meet this very situation that I invented Liv-o-lax, and if you try it once, you won’t think of using calomel again. Liv-o-ltx cleanses User and bowels, too, and still it i* a pleasant ■tasting liquid, entirely vegetable, which causes no distress, serves equally well in colds, constipation and indigestion snd is just as good for adults as it Is Tor the child­ ren—who really love to take it. in a iM M M M M B M m B B B M M M M M M P B iR B B W W B M m A.yo ■ A-92. Art. Office of R. C. HUNT Elt & DRO. Architect*. Page 1. (House A-92.) — AN ENGLISH COTTAGE TYPE OF CHARM — The F.nglish cottage type is becoming very popular for the smull Americun home, and when oim wants a home thut is a little different from the orui nary run—a home of character and distinction—no mistake will, be made in selecting a house of ths type. Of course, one cannot entirely forget the plan in seeking picturesque exterors. A proper relation nunt exist between the most economical and the most nrac tical plan, arid’tho idea, picturesque exterior. This calls for thorough study on the part o r th e architects, every detail must be given due considera­ tion nothing is to be extravagant, yet the house is to be artistic and unusual. The house shown herewith is a successful attem pt to solve thia problem. The sketch of the exterior shows a house of unu sual charm, while the plans are econnomical and liv­ able. ‘ '* • The construction Is of stucco on frame, the roof is slate, the half tlmher work is hand-adzed to give an antique effect. The front door opens into a comfortable vestibule, which has a coat closet adjoining, from the ves­ tibule one obtains a fine Vista across the living room and into the sun porch ueyonu. The living room is large and has u fireplace with built-in sent and bookcase. Tho dining- room centers on the living room, giving a spacious iffebt to the interiors'. A toilet room connects w ith the hall. This is n real convenience. A generous sun porch, a den or bed room, and n convenient kitchen ure also provided. On the second floor are two bed rooms.and a b ath . ,A cellar extends undettUe, vntirn hopsy, ’Coot about $9300. . ■. ^ . r^ p )e » e ^ io 0c1rk»^p)aiT».dmd s ^ ^ ' ^ - - — for. a nominal sato/s-JOTth? Building Editor.' R efer to House A-92., .. K nights o f P yth ias i Will Award Several F r e e Scholarships CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER *215,000.00 Making important decisions may not ia daily experience. But when puzzling 5E.COOD PLOOa PUU) dates for tho scholarships has not yet been determined, but probably will be by competitive examina­ tion to be conducted by the univer­ sity faculty, Dr. Coffee stuted in LONDON, Mny 16.—Some mem his letter. "We expect to keep .some eight •or ten scholarships in existence." he added, but anid, “this year, how­ ever, we would not want to start th a t many freshmen, but will be looking for a few young men who hnve mode one, two or three yours a t the University and have been, forced to drop out because of luck l of funds." °?}y. nai Positivo evidence th a t the appliq?/'8' cant would not otherwise be uble to T here 1 attend the University will be re- •*.*“ 0I?*! quired of those seeking aid in this while the girls are in the boats, but connection, but the students th u s” " ’ ................... helped will not be influenced as to the course to be taken. The scholarships will be good far four years covering all expenses excepf. clothing and transportation financial success after graduation would w arrant it he will return tho amount;.spent upon him so th a t.it 'm ay be used on some' other b a y * Dr. Coffee concluded. Start uqw jq own a home of foqr own. Change from Tent receipts and sta rt getting deposit tickets. .AVVoifec you-a plan, service am].all mnpjrUL with ivhiih to build, a home and w a ititm l ,hy- them — when wc supply the m aterial t«J build your home, They are u p ( to grade, with service and term s th at are satisfactory. • i N. Laurel Ave. Phone 565 Candidates Robert Herndon, Iiurke Steele, Sherman Moore, E r­ nest Urotherson and Kent Rnssett n «h they wtU -appear ."treading fne hot simds’*' on next Thursday at the Shrine celebration. ourteous Service Can never be fully realized in a reiv house; Build one of your own and < perience the joy of SAVE YOURSELF FROM THE HANDS of poverty, which tear a m ans soul to despair, by starting a Savings Bank Account now. A fter you have one* started to save you will be surprised to see how quickly your account gTowa. W ith each new deposit you will feel an eagerness to double your account and you will b« a maxed a t the every day extravagance* you can cut out. M 0 0 000 PflfS/DCNr G-E-rtCALL m an ag er _ Is An Essential In Every Home We will be glad to show you our new fixtures and advise you in regard to any plumbing problems. . * LOVE, peace of soul, and the witchery of dreams— these are wovep at pic hearth th at la truly onii'a own. Love thrives in the common possession of a home; Peace of soul cornea in the knowledge that no disturb­ ing influence can enter it. Happiness is born of fire­ side dreams—dreams of a home that shall ever remain YOURS. v *j It has been our privilege to aid many people in the realization of life's Ipftiest aspiration—OWNING A HOME. MAY WE EXTEND to you the benefit of our advice and experience? 11 fin Y \ «i 1 We have a limited number of booklet showing attractive designs and are pre pared to make prompt delivery on al building materials. * r - Phone 135 * EMu * m �ft “ ■'V i THE SANFORIV HERALD, 3A/rijRDAY/ MAY *T,U92d. 111 p A O fW u a ^ j ! ■ •DiBCouritThe Sca’ndal Monger. T^e ^anford Herald t |I ,, }\J ■ ,yiL-— W i .«4 errfT ( flrn iM l H M |I We were thinking about writing an editorial the other iy h r The IttraM Prln(l»* Co, •■■lord, Florid*. ______ __________ _ day on scandal mongers when we ran across this one in the fp r*nuud u Sevoiid c u n *r»it«r, oc* Houston Post, which is so peculiarly applicable to our situamffei riSti d^1‘u n d l r t i o n here that we might even, if so inclined, reproduce it as lfltT one o n e of o f oour u r own.ow n.- As* Brisbane*See£ It The* Question Now Arises—Can He Put His Idea Ovei :] OnTheGang? - ] „ Houses for 2,'>GO.OOO. I-adles That Ignore Age. , Good Riddance. Deep Plowing Pays. Copyrtgni, ts:* •Gfdng riding alon* a , waste of moonlight. KEVP6LCAS- \ ^ m Soft «ord, ■ o w n ot»T w d weU / ■ BOtLPAME^SlMW^rt'j | HOLfi UKEThisI maT vOt?Gf ___E d i t o r U n f o r tu n a te ly th e s c a n d a l m o n g e r is a sp e cie s n o t re THE LABOR government In _XD L. DEAN— m u c tr WAftn BE 1(0.. s tr ic tc d to a n y o n e c lim a te o r confined to a n y o n e c o u n tr y o r , Great Britain plan* to build new od — — rkoor i « a r e a . He ro a m s a t la rg e th r o u g h o u t th e w o rld in th e p ra c - - homes for two ami a half millidns Am *» tic e o f h is p ro fe s s io n , re c k ie s s ly s c a tte r in g se e d s o f m is r e j v jo f people, the building program to Ur~~-.I1.M- 81* Month* »S.SO r U iv us t aJPl?Ulfc-gr o |llld ns v a s t a s th aL o L X h ,f—js*Afi?4JW&tJi£Uwi y c a f^ p C o n strM In- t:tUr- JUx.,.Carti«r.j»x 6dp i WoofcJy. U01U9» II l'or m a n w h ich he c la m s t o l i e o n e of* I ll s v e n u m is a s p oison- Natives in this eountry^ wonder why trioh nation like G reat Brlo u s a s t h a t of th e s n a k e w h ic h he is m o ro lik e. tain put in a labor government. „ oM h?nk«f r w iu tu ii"1 Unfortunately the scandal monger is an evil that cannot Thnt pbuiidinc pr‘OKram is p art or Dan Dobb& **» ~ J When some golf Pu >Wl mind on the ball it j u s t S ^ 1 J ; Pin'T 3 0 DEEP AMP Full o s m o l e s A highbrow is ®w»« i ^ i everyone else is below fi* ^ TO f-alrt- i |tie«a ^ n* ^ r,^|['1mbi'l*h»rit»d be corrected. i Being a species with a brain for but one thing the answer. ,JguSar*tdv*rti>ind r*t»«. i _ t 0 invent injurious untruths and widely circulate them—ho ; AfJ RXPENDmJRE of the N», tannot be reasoned with. A scandal monger has nevet* been tjonuj Geographic Society, travel___I ||>|||^ associated — — -______ 1' iif. i i ■_ (1 a . # fTt .. ..A LI)!...,, • P I* !.. j’Tbil Praia I*la **nl axclua Yellow River in China tnown to reform. There ?is 1but one Athing for his victims to ing up (the ■ Ivalr lalltlM to tha u i . for repub. on n ra ft made of i~ influted yak do. Discount what he says. ] Ucation a t all new* dlapatchaa skins .explored the territory of the ■radltad to It oi not olberwlie Fortunately the scandal monger is easily recognizible. “To Guns" or “earth men," strange vradliad In this paper and alto the locaL ncwe oublianed herein. All Although he wears the disguise of man, you can always spot Chinamen with curly yellow hair. r e - ^ n b li c a ti o v . o f eo* 0 **1 One marvelous thing is diseovhim. He is inevitably round shouldered and somewhat stoopSSM . * III ' * A, cd because he is always going around bent over looking for *^jnBb*heth,T o *guns*,r’'puy^no™" SATURDAY. MAY 17, 1924. email things. He parts his hair in the middle just to make tention w hatever to age, and keep BIBLE THOUG THOUGHT HT~FOR FOR T TO tiD DAAYi.| , >QU h t ! jrt , IS f ^ r one side ns to the other . As a fur- no track of it. And tho age of the women seems to make no differ­ ftS^reatV n chiriots and some in I ther disguise his ears are small, but very sensitive. His nose ence to the men. Women unmnrh o m s ^ u t 'w e wijl remember the is short and thin because it is easier to snoit through thut j rjtd wear their hair in twenty to name of the Lord our God. Psalm Kind of a nose. His mouth is usually wide with the lips very thiray thick braids, artificially thin because continual talking has stretched it that way. You j thickened. When they m arry they 20:7. . j ___________ , can always recognize the scandal monger and when you ‘><>. [S ‘“To Gun"1ladies‘Vr'c *mdy a TRAILING ARBUTUS. • From the hills that slope 'down discount what he says. little ahead of their time. The day * -through the brown limbed Would you like to read what the Houston Post thinks of i'3 coming when all women will igwoods That catch and toss the roaring thej scandal monger? Probably ju st what you yourself think pirate°them.en ° ' nK °Re ° * winds fa r afield, of him, gently sways to lot the gold CONGRESS WILL mljoum, by Why do you try to.learn something of a deroga­ ray fall, that brood* ngrtem ent with President Coolidge, tory nature about those you know? O’er dead brown leave* thnt on June 7. Then will begin the heap o’er Hflots that yield real business of politics—getting Why make the sim plest action appear as if it A fragrance rare, I brush the elected again. I t hasn't been a were to be questioned? leaves aside, pleasant session of Congrcsa with And atop to breathe the fragrant By inunendo and by other means is it not your its Teapot Dome, its selling and B] t life stealing of the naval oil reseryea delight to circulate reports which cast a shadow Derived ffom froien c a rik s nnd and its other features, and you upon the reputations of othet persons? sun rays’ warming, strife, will be glad to sec the session die. What good do you get out of defaming an­ Tho dead shall live, when in the IN BALTIMORE. A FARMER other? wintry season of despair named Meycrly is suid to be plow­ If you could overlook certain little indiscrepThou stobpest o’er the heaps of ing up a good wheat field with n • flowers perished long tions nnd t^ink of the good that some person has nub-soil plow, having been told Know’ th a t lives now hid In yne there is gold in his land. He Won’t done and is doing you might he better pleased with whose tender care., . .. find gold, but if htr plows deeply S— yourself?— -— Doth guard, in spring lle'U bring enough nnd pluws his wheat under, them forth with song. he will improve his soil and in­ Whnt comfort do you get from your suspicions? All fragrant with tho new life’s crease his farm's value. Perhaps your neighbor does do things that are odors rrfre puzzling to you, but if you are not sure they are And lovely tinted by th sun’s IN THE SECOND PART of wanm ray . wrong, you have no right to judge from appear­ Faust, Goethe tells of the fnrm er To blossom on tho mnny shel­ plowing deep because under the ances, tered, verdant hills of Day. emperor’s law he was allowed to Are you so good, so clean in your own record, fV ‘ -G e o rg e E .' Tnck. keep all buried treasure “turned so unafraid and unashamed ns far ns your own part over by the plow." That was prob­ Dr. Mackenzie says Lake court­ ably an ingenious scheme to make is concerned that you can afford to keep picking ly will go three or four to one the farm er plow deeper, make his others to shreds, regardless of the justice of your fo r McAdoo. ' soil richer and thus be able to pay ------------ o--------attacks? '■ heavier tuxes. There is too much The Jacksonville Lions club held thin scratching of the earth in There is none more mercliess nor more unfair Its first regular luncheon Friday. this country. than a scandal monger. How about a Liomi blue l i .Sun ,mm -Up A decided blonde is Cided about anything cli** f \ The lark Is on early HuUrils, not proving, ho*£S using early is a lark. { Every day you see au.u sitting up playing t h e ^ out moving their hand*. 1 rm w -r '1*. Y ^ \ sT \ \ ' . H alf the fun Af Bahiag ing you ought to be atead. “ \ You never realize hovwJ stockings are until vou worn with a bathing smf Strange things haPfri . d.iv. In Boston, au-nnu,, m irror to see how to sW i instead of why. * t ___ Never get along' your wife is away vujta.1 mother. If you do it t i l Iyour wife mad. ■■ | People without -nough i j come in out of u Khovsgl arc Laving a fine chanc*uj this npring. They do not shake hxadsd in China, so wot/.Jn’t Ckj| fine place to hold the noli ventions? V S < & r. r 3vV*T f 'J JUST IN PASSING Elephants. girudV.t and j girls were in the i>nme New York, hut we doall if you could tell them an SATURDAY EVENING SERMON; BY R. J . BOE.LY - BY WILLIAM JENN IN GS BRYAN Under the burning sun of tho idylie month of May tho sweating candidates are perspiring for their country and their jobs. How we pity them. Jeremiah represented a type—an, for those whose counp indispensable type—and performed j ncwed.Many a general ku a duty that was us necessary as it defeat into victory by was unpleasant. enemy and ordering an i A new dome will be placed on the cnpitol building at Right has in it the ptwi He lived a t u time when the sins Washington soon. It will be a Tea Pot Dome, this time with of the children of Israel were has­ fend itself, but it needs to W| a hull en ram pant on a green field. tening the day of judgm ent. He claimed. We know that l wns the prophet of the Lord, and, made in the imag.* of Gad1_ It is a good thing to pay your bills—if you can. The man as such, conveyed to ruler, princes It is the God-like in rrutkt] who pays as he goes will never have to walk backwards to nnd people the messages entrusted a g reat cause above self. get home or hike around the world. to him. Avenging the Rifktcml Jerem iah did not fail taM Ilfs fidelity was tpsted us that of So many people seem to he afflicted with ancestors these his enemies of the tisktbyi few others was. days. They are especially offensive to us poor m ortals who | Elijah confronted tho wicked taking . have no ancestors—ju st parents. Ahab and his more wicked wife, --—————•<»■ — ford. ' ' ,T “ But know ye forcertia.il IT PAYS TO UNDERSTAND • - - ——O- ■- - — i Jezebel, but God’s plans, as the ye put me to death, ye dull mechanics, nnd tho nrt of good, Tho growers of the Celery Delta can do away with fences Speaking of th4 i’fcA^ksr sex" a prophet executed them , made Eli­ bring innocent blood spa i conscientious machine building. nftcr July first. On th a t date the stock law goes into effect Salvation A rm y-G irl recently de­ jah a hero and gave him complete selves and upon this e:ty,ut| Tho Dodge brothers, typical that will forever keep the cattle from roaming In the gloaming. ni un live real *, horse-whipping to q man Such u clcvct* bit of writing ahouhl not bo traveling about American citizens, devoted tholr triumph over his enemies. j the inhabitant ! thcreal ............................... 4 , for i Elisha, too, was victorious by di-! truth thp Lord hath (tit in A l b a n y , ^ _, t h e c o u n try u n s p o n s o te d untl u n c la im e d , b u t i t is ; a n d fro m a youth to studying mechanical con­ The office of sheriff m ust be a sinecure since there are vine aid, nnd Isaiah, ns wo have ’ you to speak all these They hadn’t u thousand five candidates now In the race'and if the door had not been Many-folks around the county cart^ on which it is used without oven a-quotation mark to struction. t een in n/recent lesso npronounced your ears." dollars to begin on, but they had closet! this week there would have been more. There aro no r* road at cadi other now, who show its ioreign'orittill/tt'fiTiretaking it today to pass on to the good fundamental ijlonsv. .Both God's decrees against the Assy-' And so ‘today; the da! ruins an. dlhe tmamy was routed . ■•*•1 - thel III stage a grand nnd enJoyahlc*jt\v«jjOHil:ft mayToncetn WSanYpnb’K'I'ho-insptml onowrote;"- '" unfortunately •nre'deud; the' vwtatt/ righteous Is avenged; But it was tho sad .'ate of Jere of one, Horace Dodge, amounts to mnion on June fourth. A iier tho Creator had made all the good things, that are made in behalf f l] mcalfactors of nil kinds i a few-months. A fter th at they can miah to deliver his warnings a t cause, ere repaid in fiuj fJ'J.OOO.OOO, all made in He found that He had more work to do, ho He made ttamore ^few than Evening Inyearn. and-uU.nuutaity good, me rttrthal'tfbltow wTrwr h _ iTcdmlfftf. *a ■-rtpirf* the t Tbpt 1l«f find -fhe " ■ 7T. -W ars would TOcirfcswI This is Bettrr-Haim w-W eefc'-hnd I hope th at everyonei*pveni»ig ncw spsper-to-Bt. Peters* ninst the Lord resented the in­ would only learn that do-i outside of the in* yfctir, und a rtc rH e ’had timshcct'thcjKr^He had some ' AI1 America nit di profited by tho many fine ‘articles on B etter Homes in the burg.'* A splendid altruistic spirit. dictment uttered by Jerem iah. suiie asylum arc glad to see such group of nations is strong ( scraps left that Wijre too bud to put into the rainewspapers. And the landlords should not take this occasion . « -------- o— :— big fortunes as that made by giv­ "And it camo to pass, when Je re ­ to evade the punUhmenti I to raise the rents on the better homes. Fish erntrn are telling some. . tleanake, the hyem?t the scorpion or the nkunk; ho ing vulue. miah had made an end of speaking low sin. wonderful, stories nonv about- reujl th a t the Ixird had commanded H6 gathered these |c{aps together, clothed them It is n conimoi error to i The Associated Dailies of Florida are m eeting in DeLand ‘If Jiolitleinns hud t ivatclffjr. ‘Jr cent TWO QUESTIONS th at interest him to speak to all the people, th at that power can purchawi . # with suspicion, wrapped them in jealousy, marked today and they have me down for a talk on “How it Feels to Just alf as mueft thek, they politicians are these: the priests and tho prophets and That might be true i( it l he Out ef tho Harness." Sounds like I was a pack animal and them with a yellow streak ami called it a ‘‘Knock­ wouldn't need any butt on their Can the Democrats be persuaded all the people took him, saying, essary tor the weak makes me wonder if I am a jackass or an dx. lines to get votes. to give up the rule that compels a er,’’ hut this product was so awful to contemplate, Thou shall surely flio." themselves against the Jt man to get two-thirda of all the that He hud to make something to counteract it, ho Performing Unpleasant Duties. the spirit that promps vrren|l Congressman ha» gone to jail for accepting a bribe. I hud Th* bobbed-hair bandit has delegates before he can be nomi­ The first lesson to bo drawn from is the spirit that create* tltoj He took a sunbeam and put in it the heart of u child, thought of running for Congress some time in the future but cauM j twice as much editorial nated ? this experience is th a t d u ty often dition* that destroy the if they nre sending Congressmen to Jail I will let Joe Sears comnjfnt throughout the country und th s bratn of a man, clothed it with civic pride, And will the Democrats put in _ demands the doing of things peril­ doer. go—to Congress, I meun. *■ any woman would have caused, their national paltfonn n plank de­ wrapped it with brotherly love, made it a lover of Sin is a poisonoUJ wrprf| ous ns well as unpleasant. Who was equally famous for do­ nouncing the Ku-Klux Klun nnd In this case Jerem iah had no bites itself to fiiatii. fields and flowers ami mnnly sports, and a believer in All the Dollar a Year. Men who accepted ppositions during ing (food. , thus outlawing many Southern As wo look bark thr, choice. Commissioned to be God’s ► : 4 -----------o--------the war have now resigned and the big salaries will be stoo­ lularf equality und justice to all, ami called it a "Booster.” Stntcs on whom the Democrats tnry we find that nstion i spoke-man, he could not atop to ped, Home of them only took one dolfa Tha Times-Union Philosopher a year nnd some of must dccpml to win? Ever since these two were made, we have all tlon boasted of Irresistible | consider the effect upon himself.them took everything that was not le e ljd up a t night. But in Mys I’The popular summer girl is It is a delicate question and may They became selfish sad I That is the inspiring thing In ___ — .... had the privilege of choosing our associates. the main they were rich but honest. tho A e Who •cnn-'Mik' "nb” tio it . be solved iiy some vague generali­ the conduct of the prophets of th e 1 hie to justice. souniu like "yes." The Times-Un­ Perhaps The Herald has published the foregoing "appre­ zation concerning ull secret socie­ Old Testament. By the oppression of othen ion Rhilosophcr is an experienced ciation" before. But that does not detract from its value for ties. Man in ‘Chicago killed two men tho other day becauso The office was not hereditary sc:m ed at their merry, phllompher, one of them opened a window on him in the factory where any appropriate use to which it may be placed. The Knock­ THOSE THAT WANT the Klan like the office of tha king; proph­ aroused power mightier tM they were working. The only thing th at keeps me from kill­ et* did not come from a particular Helve*—the power that rul« Suiy’ord is getting a lot of pub­ er und the Pessimist are here In Sanford ju st as they are.In politic ally outlawed declare thut It ing som e‘folks for opening windowB on me is the fact that cla-.s or family, like the priests; heavens. licity" on a recent ussault case. every other town. Also are the Booster and the Optimist in . ---------itetty, usually it is in some church or school house where I hesitate boasts of "an all-seeing — ........... .. eye," and These nations, one after to mess up the floors. they were called and anointed and. fUnfiml want* uklicity, hut not Sanford. Ai\d according to the power of leasership of thq' ®,t*bl»*'he» espionage among neighth at Und. The est way to avoid when invested with office, were re­ have passed away—eat# Lh**x impotence uf crime, ta, gonable publicity U nut to do one or the other will the destiny of Sanford unfold. Under t.‘ctSun* £l ___ Sik __S_ Coaling.luA . . . 'Y n?vy! church folk* to,,"stand behind- > spected a* p a oUwr persona .wcr& the rod o f ftistlce. ‘ ‘ a b k .thiflftiy '° n c as they wore .th o Wirvlc* men." Many a t stood befliria them during the ^iuL^eadeni\up,(ot'.Optimism and,1Uonfulence ttiut \V6rks~^esi' feeling.^ ----- ~ * JU;" * * ■>■ v . -------- - to ... God, „trembled „ ,„ U|CU before D eiurej, truth spok.n by * obedient war hut we have rudly neglected them since that time.' A fter If thnl’n so, it isn't new. In fpiotSlfy WORKS—will Sanford’s development go forward. the prophets and the people folh.as l w n «epei»ted age alter phyniciun* recently. * , , „ . , . , - , - . the bands stop ploying we easily forget what the service men Spain, where so many thounJTinis the-----------------same experiment hi* kI held Iheir convention in Orlando, I And the privilege is given to each of us to choose the leader- were burned alive, being previous­ lowed their advice. * ' hli did for us during the World. War. whilefithe funeral director* of the! ship nnd Iho associates that we as individuals admire. No higher authority has ever tempted. ly, tortured, for religious reasons, Jeremiah's Calmnaa wen. known on earth; no rulers This reminds me that we went to war to “make the world for Uw rl liSral ‘SanChrd has advantages which can make it the. fastest- there was a very highly organized The calmness of JerrmiuJ been have had o sway so absolute. system of spying, under which *?i .ifor m 0 Uemocrats and here we let the Republicans take director* tor* to have induced the phV- growing city in Florida. It-has potentialities for the greatest sometimes brothers and sistors; fhe homage done the prophets strength instead of a wci* all the oil out of our Teapot Dome and do other and sundry A fter delivering Godi •icUiis to meet with the! prosperity. • But the rapidity with which this growth nnd fathers and sons, denounced each can only be explained by the religthings while we had our hacks turned. At the present time the to the people he stood W1 ion of which they were the supreme world is not so safe for Democrats, Ku Klux and i ’rohibltionb ig money-making days come must depend absolutely upon other and sent oach other to the them and announced him»D F rin k Jennings got a good roenrthly exponent*. torture for te a r oi being themtlisttw ^ p ceptiiei in Jacksonville upon his t*he quality of the people here. They talked with Gml and God for anyy punishment denounced. It is not a pretty The writer of that tribute to Knockers and Boosters sclvca to inflict: . , return to hi* home city. The Duval talked through them to the peo­ custom and it would not be plea*tt. *My *?r- HcKenxI* of Leesburg is a live wire “As for me, behold. I »B . T heabr was parked when Jenning* could have told right well the origin of th at other well- unt to believe that the spirit of ple. There was no dispute be­ • that speaks all the time. Doc runs on high through nil kinds dolivi ted an address on the politi tween a prophet and the people na hand; do with me •*•**■**! of troubles and you will find him here and there nnd cveryll Ifkues of tho gubernatorial known product, the "Nothing." He could have said th at a f - lTour,iuimnda 8tiH lives, to his jurisdiction; it had no limit. and meet unto you.1’ , where in the state talking and working and always doing ter the Creator had completed the Knocker and the Booster, Ho^ did not invoke impaign. ’ Jerem iah was conscious of the ------. .. fan* something for some one or some community or some big idea METHODISTS IN convention at He carelessly scraped together a great mass of odds and Sr.rmgficld were much excited Just when Doc rests is a mystery. He is always going some^ m ajesty of the position which he the V.:"cb to "The Senate has upheld I'resi- ends, mixed it in the pool of Laziness, stirred it with the Wednesday because aoinebody said held, and h'4 was conscious also o f 'cmP!°y* Ho w“9 -rf uii* where or ju st coming back and I really believe he meets him? Coolidge’s veto on the Bursuni the responsibility th a t rested uoon; hl" ,a to ' whatever ft mt*» tho Methodist Church was “cumself coming in every morning. He and his fam ily will“ a i l T r And so today; those him. }n bill, AAtT on« raid o n 'th e «tick of Selfishness, and when the mass was all one drab munirUc." The church is not toma U few edayT° * t hl “ fcUmn,er and hc win « rest for Iry is headed ofT" correctly color, heavy and flat, He used one mold to turn out thousands munlstic but the anger was over­ opinion, and, for cor‘Kl**J| The Civilizing S p irit., ! the Ocala Star. If they will of duplicate beings, mere "Nothings," to make up a popula­ done. f r r a fter all, it was not Iro n y v ure not in such close touch stand alone must be «nl® hold hit today with the supernatural; we their suffering ple*« " Trotzky but the Founder of Chris. An eminent authority has discovered that we sneml , iTp ^*. th* tion for dead town** everywhere. oneK<gt ralid of all will be preventJo not see angelic forma or hear far them. Sincerity i* tiaulty thnt originally told the rich th in of our live, in bed. In this case then it would not be ooc out But, Oh it is abominable to be n Nothing. Even San­ young man to take what ho had heavenly vo.cca, out man is ju st as challenging argument of p ace to rem ark th at we spend the other four thirds in lis­ .. k. ford needs an anti-Nothing campaign. Blow ’em up with and give it to the poor. much nuder the reign of the divine offered. . tening to a bunch of stuff th a t means nothing to us whatever. One proves nothing !by one the great democratic | dynamite, i Wi * often called to perform of the country are getting dutie* ns specific unu as danger­ ness to share in a tIl“* DU. P. F. SMITH, in charge of A bunch of these folks who aro so blamed belllsercnr cause that a ple»surtjj ous. lie McAdoo column, which the United States geological sur­ THERE IS WHAT I call the American idea—This idea de­ vey, announces discover yof moun­ ive into the New York conis 5---pain,-and the The heroic characters who seek, sacrifice -------- - — with irresistable force, mands, as the proximate organization thereof, a democracy, tain papses th a t make the rival oil tho rei«-n of righteousness and d e fy ! coffering of pain com should get in step and do —that is, a government of all the people, by all the people, for reserves of Alaska accessible. This .wrong-doing, are, ns of old, the tioo- . . . « , lu . irt toward nominating the pivot i upon which history turns Th.< detporarto who is im portant news for the United all the people; of course, n government of the principles of : president. , other counties/ It Is a busing* like and the people will hope Thorc would be na civilization slain without mercy. buleternal justice,'.the unchtfiwing law of C»od; for shortness’ States there won’t be any band of pa­ oithec existing or possible but for tutes to harm the. tin* interest sak e/l wifi call It the idea of Freedom.—Theodore Parker. triots gobbling up these Alaskan the presence, throughout history his am is and say*. ‘ I " in Louisville. natfhl oil reserves on the ground of the spirit that animated the I will prove ray coavv r • -----------the famous D e ____ _ prophets. my blood." .i that somebody with adjoining ' I S X ? ' S m S n rami?!'1 “ * We used to root for Zev, Jerem iah’s defiance ot It ia easy to swim with the lands m ight drain all the oil out' |nce we have reen so much of it. stream , because tho stream is al­ cr« and his composu^ BALTIMORE SUN (Harry Sinclair on the front ways running down hill. So it is of th reats was convina of the newspapers, wo don’t "Then said the pnne FIXING UP THE COFFIN in ' easy to go with tho crowd because * By IRVIN 9. COBB If a single Rancocas horse the pcuple unto the PrH. j th a t way, we interpret rightly as sin is a part of man’B fallen na­ Iht* Hon. Willinm J. Burns, chief __ r.n?:.ci 1 stratum, which is thus rid of an ln—ture; man goes with the current the prophets; This df the Bureau of intuatlgtrtibfi of ■nbus that could not hut have prov- the ireakish idea of a man despon-1 Yesterday' h offering hod to do unless he has the moral strength thy to die: for ho h»th w the Department of Justico, yester­ jd un increasing handicap as the dent, half crazed. faulty. This defect he--»w^ Bam Gibbs McAdoo has the day resigned that office, his de- months rolled on. thnt cornea from reliance upon, and us in the name of t®* But we see ju st such arrange­ with e tuba player in n band. To­ « U« first r . h , . 'r i r day's little story also has a musical of a Wilson, resolute obedience to God. «... the ".o fighting Ngnung nurture to tidw p]ace forthwith. God." .. ments when w* open the tomb of Never having lost faith combackground. 1, Roosevelt Virtue is R* own U la astonishing how little an inan Egyptian Pharaoh, or an A fri­ olctcly in the new Attorney-Gen­ the As Montague Glass tells the pnctlcalty .11 hernotes. Z T dividual amounts *« when, in comPower of R*P/ eral, we have expected Mr. Burns’ can chief, and we know th at they the idea; H H* HI f While Jerem iah^ nany w ith others, he Is yielding to The chief point of interest to tht resignation for some weeks. We mode those farewell arrangem ent# tele, q foreign pianist was engaged of'government equal country Is -cm ptaiiopM t is likewise ettonishis now felicitate Mr. Stone on the outcome) aano seriousness— even to act *» accompanist for an aspiris that Mr, Mi- Burns i« ■j _ said mournful! by Thomas ferson. no lp M ff' f in psupacity. and pause only to remind him th at In f* h ahirial .flirial aunascity. P ‘ the personification ,Uu» .comU/y U to b« eon- there are others whose absence • I bby der 1*H l 1 it to l be more pleasant than their you ting 1 * * *ie v i i s i i Z N « M > ! ,v ■ ■ ■ . ■ . h i :r-x Knockers, Boosters", Nothings. to I K t force I ** •« 4— v V \ \ i ** --v- ‘ FELICITATIONS I S r MV FAVORITE STORIES SSdSLflff» SC.="„,TO'S M W r ^ V >i¥! * : �« I S *T- pm PAG* THE .BANFORD. HERALDj SATURDAY; MAT) 17, 1924.. i> ' P e r so n a ls t * IS tu d e n t G o v e r n m e n t ‘B o d ie s T o M e e t A t T a lla h a s s e e In 1925 SATURDAY EVENING SERMON BY WILLIAM JKNNINGS BRYAN GOING TO INVEST .If jo .consult a re ­ liable real estate broker who will put you in touch with Sanford’s best buys. On i pleasure trip to Sanford (Continued from page 4.) vision for man than man could Thursdiy were ponald Spain and make for himself. Mnlcolni Rogers of W inter Park. cy. No matter what the sin or who Jojr of Service. sinner, repentance can invoke Second, sin is always punished, Spending Fridny i nSt. Cloud on atheremrdy—the only remedy. not only by the sorrow th a t folbusiness is William H. Tunnicllffe, lt was sound doctrine among the j lows it like a shadow, but by the president of the People’s Hank. Jews as is shown by the Old Testa - 1to** of the happiness th at comes ment records; It is also sound doc- with obedience to God's law. Mr. and •Mr arl.J.- Schultz ““ an- trice trine am among: Christians, as is sliown, shownr Thfs' fa>>e»rtrrHTtfWArtwf*lRithe h V3.vKx‘1“ or* Christian*, nounce the biTth suit, born a t j,y (h* ipapbinj.1) 0f the New Testn- parable of the vinoyard; those who Femald Laughton Hospital. ment. | began work a t the eleventh hour Note th? difference between the received the same wages in money Harry R eel Is in Sanford on a realm of the natural and the realm as those who began early in the visit to his sister, Mrs. H arry ol the spiritual, day; but those who work all day In Ward. .The physical world knows no sin, God’s vineyard have the joy of sertio repenteme, no forgiveness. The j vice which is lost by those who Joe l.opoz and son, of Daytona winds, th .1 waves and the flames I postpone until late In life the Beach, were visitors to Sanford are relentless, and the hrutw world swearing of allegiance to the IlcavThursday. Mr. Lopez travels for is under the dominion of “the law ienly Fathci. the Southern Drug Company. of the tooth and the claw." Jerem iah has been called "the But with man it is different; he ivczplng prophet,” but he wept over P.eturning from Jacksonville lives under a higher law-. For* the sins of others; his lamentations Thursday where he has been at* givoness is always within his reach, were justified by the evil times In If it is argued that the promise which he lived . tending the clothiers’ convention, 1was W. E. W atson. of forgiveness will weaken m an’s | We may consider ourselves forpowev to resist temptation, there is tunate if we are as upright as he Motoring to Daytona Beach on a **f"*fold answer. was, ns anxious about the welfare rursdny w ere’Dr. and Mis. Chas. . h |r *t. the Creator knows man of others, as courageous In the dcThursday Britt, Mrs. Rincck and Miss Mar­ bvtter than man knows himself, nunciutinn of sin. and as willing to and therefore has made wiser pro-! sulfer for the truth. garet Muller. • *— * t t FLORIDA STA E COLLEGE j FOR WOMEN, May 17. — The; 1924-25 session of the Southern As- , sociation of Student G overnm ent 1 Consult the class­ will be held a t Florida S tate Col­ ified section of The lege. The invitation extended by lferald. — Sanford’s the authorities of Florida State, vsa*.; Teidinjf Tetators use accepted a t the recent annual the W ant Ads daily ■t v ? meeting of the association a t Mis- ' and you can depend sissippi State College, Columbus, upon them for non* Miss. Three delegates attended v t and faithful se r­ th a t meeUrtg from Florida State} vice. College, Gladys Jordan, of Tampa, the newly elected president of Stu- ] To reach all the dent Government; Mabel Murphey, j people effectively W it ^ I'fto ry hour a t the of Miami, retiring president; and ■ r. lee leave vour Want Ad oVIock Mona Alderman, senior class r e p - : at The H erald Of­ Jtonday * *>vVV resentntive to Student Governm ent! fice. Phone ua to ,m«nt week piano recifor next year. lend for it or phone l, voeal talent from Eighty students, representing 45 1 it to the W ant Ad, (Tsjty at High SchoW southern colleges attended the Co­ Department. .v : lumbus meeting, and the attend­ I0re»n Club will meet PHONE. 148 ance next year is expected to be 1 Peebles a t W inter even larger. ....... a Gladys Jordan was president of vfcv.'l fife I Tuesday iTerheun will entertain v.*v the association this year. The new tel Theodore Roosevelt officers are: "HANG-OVER" COUGHS• * -♦i Ihonor of Mrs. George President, Emile Knight, Con­ m 1 “I have been troub'-d the last 4 I of St. Petersburg, 3* verse College. 4 or A year* with constipation and . If o’clock. Vice President, Gladys Jordan, . -A* have tried everything under the Florida Stato College. George A. DeCotles motored to-, rK WAS A DANCEK Dawtonn Thitrsdny night, where he]; Secretary, Mary Munroo Pennic’;, sun, but could not find any relief until I got FOLEY CATHARTIC h i t a dancer made a speech In behalf of his ! Hollins College. ire straight and strong, Treasurer, Tommie Bland, Wil­ TABLETS, and you can bet they campaign. are the pilla,** writes Robert E. „ veil balanced BAPTIST C lil'R C l! liam and Mary College. FIRST MHT1IODIST CHURCH I *s a song. Graduate Advisor. Gail Burnette, Smith. 17 N. Robert St.. LudingJohn Blanton, weekly visitor to ton. Mich. FOLEY CATHARTIC A record hrenkiug attendance at There will be no service in the Rnndotph-Maron College. Sanford, was here Thursday. Mr. TABLETS give qu*.«c relief from .as a scholar, the Sunday School is expected to morning on account of the corn , , Blnnton represents the T. S. Levy constipation, also ac*i on the liver. Lre thing and white, Drug Company of Tampa. morrow morning. Last Sunday the , mcncoment sermon for the High S h ip w r ig h ts A r e B u sy Especially comforting to stout per­ |rt bright with burning attendance v.as 450, the largest in ] School. j U l l i l r l i n i r O i l R u m P I X sons. Refuse substitutes. Adv. ! jome cold night. C. II. Green, of Jacksonville, the history erf the church. The Evangelist Whitworth will preach ® __ __ Iruveling salesman for Chesterfield U nj mother. school has been steadily growing j his last sermon nt night—7:45 LONDON, May 1 7 ,-— Lloyd’s cigatettes, was in Sanford Friday, CLAIR AND MORRIS Frightened me, and it A believe! that ;'thu 5t)U o'clock. The s e rin of meetings shipping returns for the first q u a r-1 registered a t the Seminole Hotel. |e i dancer; Cleaning, I'rrmting and Dyeing. mferi; will h„ reached noAir despite will come to a closic at this ver- 1trr 1024 show that there are | ichohrly. Wc are now fully equipped with at .t ^ie preten,; time 35 steamers ■ Visiting her cousin. Miss Car- ♦hie coming of summer when mnnv \iee. 1 a , , . ... , . , and motor^ships, each of over 1,000 New Steam Brest and Delivery metn Barber, for the week-end Is of tht* members are nway. nr with his learning, Mr. Whitworth will speak to the trnSt wlth u tMftt tonnnKt, 0f 193,. [ truck. Give us a trial. Afiss Selma Swnin, of Green Cove j Ms shelf • The public is cordially invited to , Scrap Iron Class, Sunday morn-j RAO ton* under construction in the 110 Sanford Ave.---------Ph. 327-J Springs. were the brothers ; world for the carriage of oil in come and tnke a part in the S a n -. ing. lunknown self. Sunday School and Euwnrth bulk. Of there tankers. 12 of 74,Miss Mary McKenzie, who has day School exercises. The "We Lenguen tO O K tlt meet at the usual time. 500 tons are under construction! in been visiting tho Dillons for the haw reserved a place for you” sign j I still lovely. IS.OOdown brings Great Britain and Ireland. V , fartory r e b u i l t i of pure jade ALL SOULS CHURCH Madeline Phipps W ashington, D. C., claims the crochet needle mnr- !|[a8t for her is always out and we extend to you The tonnage of vessels now ; ly P * w r l i e r . any, horns,wct>k’ Concord, N.Saturday C. j with r. longing make llood a s ” building in the world, which arc a Cordial invitation to worship with nthon prize. In 30 months she turned out this crochet mns\erpiece ;can overshudo. new. Ask to *«• Tomorrow is the fourth Sunday to bo fitted with internal conibu--t , one. which consumed 15 miles of linen thrend. She values it at $ 1000. The many friends of Mr; and lids church. nftor Easter. tion engines, amounts to 094,712 The Firat Baptist Church will, it. a. p o n d Mrs. William F. Shelly, sympa­ pied by hcnice. «nnd"” school nt 9 A. M. tons, while the tnnnnge of steam l'r« t< lM H a n k thize with them i nthc Ions 01 their together with the other churches shed iisnnro, Low Mass a t 10:30 A. M. vessels under construction is 1.801 I'kuat 333 ol the city, join in the bacaluureate k*. a scholar daughter,' M nrgaivt. Sermon on the gospel of the day. 710 tons. The mptor tonnage thus sc :v ia > v.hich are to be held nt the I mother door. of the Mila ne Theatre Sunday ay m orning.' Benediction “ “ Blessed Sac- equals 38 v, per cent of the steam J. Merkel, of Chicago, produce There will also be no evening ser- r*Hi*n* after Mass. tonnage. T r y S m ith ’s B a r b e r with wisdom buyer, is in Sanford for a few days mon :iuse „f the absence of Rev. 1 Masses during the week at 8 it wise men made; A. M. The Hoch resolution looking to on business. While here he is a K |, Kjn(t at the Southern Baptist Miss Abide Doudney entertained Littlo Elizabeth Lcffler e n te r­ [when it’s April, guest of the Seminole. n readjustment of freight rates S h op f o r g o o d b a r b e r Convention. tained a number of her friends last delightfully Friday evening, con:of jude. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH \vas reported by the house com­ w o rk — n e x t B. 1 . p. U. meets at 7 o’clock. V a ld e z lYEISER LARAMORE. Thursday afternoon at the home of plimenting Miss Minnie Porter merce comniirsion, Returning from a motoring trip There will be no preaching ser­ of several days’ duiution to Dayto­ BIG HERE AN BROTHERHOOD her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. H arris, of Key West. PAltT.MENT CLOSES vices n t 11 o'clock Sunday morn­ Assistant. . Si) y Roosevelt H o tel. na, Ormond and other points were . . ruts) _ r|jl Lcffler, in honor of her fourth Quantities of spring garden 3FUL SEASON, Since the organization of the Big ing. The congregation will unite and Rear Admiral Griffin, retired, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. llarrold. flowera adorned the reception hall, luccessful season in birthday. Bcreuti Brotherhood of the First in the union service at the Milano were witnesses before th e oil The home of Mrs. Leffler pre­ where the young people enjoyed an of the music departOn a visit to Mrs. Funnie Mun­ Baptist Church, some men of luige Theater. All other services as us­ grand jury. Woman’s Club came sented a pretty scene when the informal game oP bridge. son Thursday were Mrs. D. G. experience, have been secured to ual, Preaching service a t night nt (with the meeting, held host of little tots gatheerd on tho •Vsslatnnt Reeretarv Finney of High scores Cor the evening were Wagner, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Me- address the young men of the class. 8 o'clock. ltuditorium Wednesday the interior department contnued Coughln and Miss Ada Wagner. These men have always been receiv­ by Airs. Davie*, of Tampa, nnd CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ‘»y 14, at 3:30 o’clock, law nto play games dear to the Edgerton Patterson. Mrs. Davies his testimony before the senate oil ed imH cordially and have been committee. The friends of Roy Chittenden heard with much profit, short business meet- childish heart. During the a fte r­ received n set or i'-ccorated score Sunday, Mny 18th. 1924. L Henley, chairmen, noon nil especial feature was the pads, and Mr. Patterson a leather will be sotry to learn th at he has Very pleasing to the men of the Now op«n—20 rooms 91.00 a Sunday. School. im. ____ ....^ 1Q;(H1 A. -M. of her farewell ad paanua hunt- The little ones luiy. core- The hunurcc w aa.prc- had to be curried to the .Fernald- brotherhood.yvlll he tlie ifimuuneo Light lunettes, let “Cheapest in the long run ” yes, day. S w ip e 11:00 A. M. flted most graciously Rented w ith a hnndsome • box of Laughton Hospital for treatm ent. ment that Prof. T. W. Lawton will \ adiiriM.t tho cinsrf next Sunday "Meet, "Mortals and Immor- and In the short haul too, If you cream, soft drinks. VAlways 'Mrs. D. P. Drummond, scrambled about In senreh of the powder. cotint HEKVICE f o r anything. open. Mrs. H* JB. Turns?, nan, Mrs. Drum- Tittle candy peanuts which wero all Cornish Bailey, field secretary mcrniiig. Every member of th e , tu* A t the conclusion of J * <l o f the pi&nd’foi; fjexk W rapped in-tiaaua paper amL hidan th e 1 hostciis 'served V *h n N 8N onal*m V M ’kml HlU'boW’O o ^ class!1,-muOmkI to bo present lo hean .^ Woman’s r ■(. TUANS FI ’y r o s t r ^ ' " 7* * .... gress, of W ashington, D. C., was a Mr. laiwton. Bring a new man Avenue, All are welcome. i ( Ca.l 498. grezs, Washington^ sk, which are moat at- different- places on the grounds. ing tee course. = A generql topic will with you nlao. ... — 7^5 ™, \c Those enjoying Miss Doudney s visitor.to Sanford Friday. The favors were miniature., bird D ifferentf^antirc 5;.‘{; were ^ u a s - u u a 1were Mr. a rid-Mrs.- Ben.■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * * rfw tfg g * ra * trv in rY M ¥ » in n ftfV irg a tfV B taa a g a H ■■■■■■■ ; L eaving.'for t>hariottr.-*rNv *-4): Tier7TlIrs. Davies. Mrs. I in connection w ithA ho afternoon the most in terestin g ' Donald I, ,d Whitcomb, Wh Sunday to attend the Queen’s Col­ Miss Sarita * ' -1 part of all was a children’s tabcl Lake, Miss Minnie Porter Harris, lege commencement exercise* nnd to visit relatives und friends is for the afternoon, carried to the lawn on which was Randall Chase, Robert Deane, Ed­ trbtrt, Our Adopted a largo birthday cake with white gerton Patterson, Cauthen Hutch­ Miss Perry Leo Bell. in charge of Mrs. icing and four little pink candles, inson and Paul Lake. (By Mrs. John G. Leouardi.) The guest of Mrs. Fannie Mun­ [proved to bo one of tho The literary ilrpartnient of the son Thursday nnd Friday wus Miss P o r t v I s G lV G n ling of this season’s nnd from which the children were ry - j Woman's Club held one of its most i fchtful programs. The serv cd little indiivdual plates of L > n C i £ e i A l i y l b U 1V C I1 Ada W agner, of Kissimmee. Miss important meetings Wednesday In f Wagner will be the week-end guest deal numbers and the cream nnd cake nnd candy. The of Mrs. Hammond a t her home on the sun parlor uf the club house, j tragic opera, “ Nato- color motif was pink nnd white. Mrs. Martin presided. Two of the Park Avenue. 1Mid the closest attenmost important mutters considered Assisting the little hostess’ moth­ ludienco throughout er were Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Robert Miss Rubn Williams will bp tho were first, the program for next 1ss follows: Among tho social events of this week-end guest of her mother, Mr*. j car, and second, the play, "Tho Herndon and Mrs. Ella Leffler. Victor Hember—-Mrs. Elizabeth is u beautiful little week was the party Friday night C. N. Williams. • Miss Williams will Sevunt in the House.” V s John G. leonardi, chairman girl and her many little friends a t which Mrs. Si. S. Wiggins wnz motor over from H astings where of the program committee, togsth- ■ - din solo), (H ebert)— spent u pleasant afternoon with, hostess. Mrs. Wiegins enterlolnixl she ha sa position a t persent. r with her rommittec, Mrs. M. M. latoiooff. Mrs. Dummond her. Thost present a t Elizabeth’s! in honor of Mrs. Lazarus, a visitor Motoring to Daytona Beach on- Martin. Miss Ida Grey, Mrs. Stella party were June Lloyd, Charlotte; to Sanford, nnd Mias Mabel BowlIn e ig h t m o n th s d e m o n s tr a te s t h e toiino solo) (H ebert) Moughtoii, Mary Chapman, Lucy er, previous to her departure for Thursday were Miss Grace Gillun, Arrington und Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Miss Ruth Gillon. Miss Allie Gil- submitted the following report: Roumillat, Mnry Wiggins, Doro­ Lakeland. - Tolar. An uhundance of rod petunias Ion, Misss Mary McKenzie, of Con­ That the club make a study of ■ [“NTtoma," raid by Mrs. thy Wiggins, Caroline Hill, Caro­ lyn Palmer, Mnry Higgins, Adc- used jis decorations made this cord, N. C., Joe Gonzales and Syl niodorn drama by Dr. Burton’s method, using (tit. the skeleton Higgins, Mary Ratliff, Louise handsome home even more hand- Christcnbcrry. p o p u la r ity o f S e ih in o le C o u n ty ’s I1* Act I (piano)— Mrs. laide outline, second, giving the best Perkins, Mary Hmlges, Nancy oRs-| some! The timo was spent at nnd third, ie play, pi Mrs, L. B. Hollar and daughter, criticism* of the setter and Frances Roumillat, Earl bridge, three tables being arranged Miriam will leave Sunday for New­ the play erading. Only three plays Fox, Robbie Herndon, Dan Hodges, In the spacious living room. ' ®«iley played by Mrs. Louis Wright, Elton Houghton, and A fter several spirited games nf port News, Vn„ lo spend the sum have been deflnTlcly selected. T h ey ! n e w sp a p e r . progression, were played the guests mcr.. M r. Dollar will Join M: Mrs. Lie, "Saint. John." ‘.’Tho Lord ol William UfTlc r , , J ^ , . , ' V * * *(>>• s ...,. ^ ’ of.honftr were- each prrtfetited with f I oil Ar 1and'-hi* ■daughter there»- a t Heart’s DAellff;- Xml l Yhe- PIpM-.1 •Tlct If (piano)— Mrs. Mrs. R. C. Mnxwell reported a book and .Mrs. Baxton Perkins a | ntor date, BON TON CLUB that she had cast the play “The i wow Awnrtlei! with a book for mukMiss S arita Lake has returned to Servant in the House." w hich! An intei'esting event given F ri­ ing high score. A t the eloce of a most delightful Sanford a fte r a very pleasant visit would be given a t tho club house I ■ >l.I (piano)—Miss Mil- day afternoon, was the en tertain ­ ing of the Bon Ton Club and a evening refreshm ents consisting of with friends in Tampa. She was May 39th a t 8 o'clock for the ben - 1 ■ ^ accompanied home by Mrs. Frank clit of the building fund. 1few invited guests by Mrs. B. D. snlud and ice tea were served. Thle h e r been one of the most ■ Paries, of Tam pa, who will be the The guests were Mrs. Ralph Caswell a t her homo on Magnolia My Love,’ the Spring Avenue. The living room and sun Wight, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. guest of Miss Lako for a few days. uiccesaful years of the literature 1 S « I)-M rs . Tat ikach. department and tho succoss is d u e ls parlor where the guests played 1 Braxton Perkins. Mrs. Claud How-, Manager T. A. Scott, of the largely to tho untiring efforts of ■ wero pretty with quantities of c u t,n td . Mrs. A. B .’Wallace, Mrs. \ \ . M Declaration" (piano) flowera. here, has gono to ’**•* capable chairman. Mrs. Mar - 1' A. Leffler’, Mrs. Elton Mpugh on. Western ______ Union __________ ■«ons. A fter the scores were made Miss Nell W hitner and Miss M ar-, Jacksonville for four or five days, known, it was found that Miss Fern tha Fox. Mr. Scott will attend the state. Dsnco" (piano)—Miaa meb o members nnd was awarded a beau- PARENT ------------, tlful luncheon sot, and th a t Mrs. Tho W est Side Parent-Teachers C ir c u la tio n a n d a d v e r t is in g in c r e a s - I J a p E x p o r t C u s to m e r p Act HI (piano)—Mrs. Braxton Baggett made highest am- j Association held a very interesting Motoring to Hluo Cypress for a ong the guests and was presented business mecting Friday afternoon three days’ fishing trip but having ib [Lull,by" (vocal)—Mrs. in g b y le a p s a n d b o u n d s— n e w s s a t is ­ eh, Mrs. Dens accom- MRS. \VALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. Phone 493-J. 15 Miles of Thread In This icial™ [endar m m c n AT THE CHURCHES is Elizabeth Leffler Minnie Porter Harris Is Hostess at Party Is Honored At Party m LAKEMARY LODGE Women's Club Column A Gain o f 9 1 per cent P aid Circulation For Mrs. Lazarus And Miss Bowler on Friday S : a A head on dub,------- ,tbaWr3 „ N . " i T S c t t r e ,' i ' J k * " 1 Vnltfd States Is Best snys. and ‘here prizes were (wuy 0ut to liberty. ] O T . t year’s forrign jS IPeraltas Long" (vocal) Those presant including the fl*. ThU being ”^ 0* last meeting of Pleasantly located a t tho WeU- ur,afi^anceli4hWl ^ the departm ent • club members were: Mrs. R. E. McCall, M «. Raymond Fox, Mrs. the Impressive after- Hawkins oCnnelly, Mrs. Richard appointed ke „ tc _____ j trudo "’ Japan’ss s •r. . grounds ____tyocatrs J . ___ __Qthe .ni.ini .enl .?* J»P»n foreign during summer. Jon is In Sanford with tho Hutton cfor close was the so- Brown, Mrs. Emmet Hunt. Mrs. school 1923 was with the United w ltv |= In honor of the re- Donald Whitcomb, Mrs, Edward Tho grounds nre being Improved Engineering Company. Mr. and Sl More than, two-fifths, or ,■ . "an,- Mrs. W. L. Hen- Betts, Mrs. Benjamin Whitner. all tho time, a good many plants (Mrs. Herndon will make Sanford 11.9 percent, of all Japanese good* I»ho*e faithful and un- Mrs Jam es Ridge, Mrs. Raymond and ralrru having been planted re -;th d r hrme for the p.csent. sold abroad went to America. More “ Bc*. tho p ast two Phillips. Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. cently under the efficient super a impor than *a fourth of Japan*! Japan’s. Imports ji l,u*'1 aiuiic denartm ent has J . N. Tolar, Mrs. Buxton Baggett, vfdon of Mrs. Heenen. I Stopning over in Sanford x,itk 0 n ic*m® from the United A social picnic was planned to Mr. arid Mrs. J. A. llarrold forward stride*. Mrs. Edward Me*<ch W*-s. Joe ^ f p 1* 2jJ-7 per IM beautiful colored pe- Chittenden, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. b) held* Tuesday' In th e'w e st side] Thursday were Dr. and Mrs. S h o l - i ^ 1^ ’ ......................nit «nn fir Kennath I“ lL.f bovd* of Idvely' bright LcGette, 6t Atlanta, and Miss Fern Pa r 'c trade for {?"± S T l f l i The ’to ta l'fo r foref 17 w'th feathery fern, Ward. M rIri M orfrU^n^ ill! b^n 1323 w r B 1 8.430,000^00 yen. ExFIRE DESTROYS HACHNOCHE. [wcoratlona, atid dainty i urinJ ths^ tota,lwJ 1.448,000,000 yen, clJ. ‘ were pineapple aherMotoring to Del-and Thursday fhnnYMU«n i t OriaJdf. [vW*d as follows. United Staten, TOKIO, May Id.—The village of medical convenUon_at Hilaal heart shaped night were U r. and Mrs. Overland Orlando. !«)q,ooo,000 yen; China, 272,000.000 i Hachinoche, close to Minato, where in Ipnk, symbolizing and AJ Lee. They went . over to The Sunday School W orkers’: yfn I Gn t \$ Bri**teem of the depart- attend the show given by N. o. r t o n . the . - - United State* armjr world flie “ Council of the Boptist Church held tain, 40,000,000; Straits SettleHenley. thoir regular monthly meeting 0ni meats, 21 ,000JJ00; Philippine 1s*n of the literature de- s b s b Thursdsy night a t the Baptist 18,000,000; Germany, 3D00.I **re guests for the so- of Mr. . . d Mm . 0 .« rl.n d .f o r and other countries not listed. including all tho" public buildings Church. There was a good attendThursday night and Friday. M*s8 sng and the members are enthus— ----------------7, w>ond acted as hostess Johnson left on the bsu for De- and banka in the business district. iaatlc o re r the work and plans fori LJ u H“ « H* Barnes, president 6f °2,n, assisted by Mrs. Land Friday afternoon. ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION. another month. A roost tem pting, Jh« Chamber of Commerce J * n . j . m . Coldough supper was aerved. 1 United States, gave Pi 'z The principal of Weirsdale --------- ---------- ------I Coolldge unfavorable 1 PEKING, May 1® -—A box which *dr chool, T. G. Walker, stopped over Borab waa Instructed view* of the activities of cor •deah 0: 3anford Thursday to visit his by ar. M rt Rnhv l*Ine. Mr. Wslla n d ri'riee u sa 1 a s r f is r d f s s i ( t wHI' r*! —» f f 7. ^ - s j A s r a a L S Mrd e ?* s H s .* P etersb u rg , r e s u lts — sh o w th e m e r it o f •• 1 I The Sanford H erald I ■\ sa tfsu sw jfa a : Publishing both daily and weekly editio n s an< sSafiHrs#,,1,t,rvSSfoS SUB * Tssn fa c tio n — a d v e r t is in g ‘ If •-vr; ig its readers all the » ‘. w o w - V i i k gj&l • * * ■- ’ v--. : v. ,4 �.1 ' kUH.- ■iJv.uXhW ? S K tnH krf t> , H ' . w T f *F, rlflE M 4 Y ,1 7 . •League P eace P act I e v e r t t r u e Declined;By R ussia ■ 1. , *, -H r1- X i l hi A A s U nsatisfactory H a ir . iff G E lS |u r; L T .* ^ .* ^ t ^ r e:1 DETROIT TAKES M ovies o f R ecent LAKELAND r j i y I M X T r 1! U ’G f VT, feature of tho recent cmnraunicaANOTHER FROM S w i m m i n g M eet u l A 1 S I l l v l L z E j O 1. i s tion which the Hussion Soviet goveniment sent to tho League of T H E ATHLETICS Sent Over Country NINTH AND WINS Nations outlining the rcnson3 why 65* 1924. ,!■'■. i— ■ct ; i j— . 1 •'*■*■ 1 —~**v "Speedy hwimming marks WaterrTOrlaodn and Tampa Split Douhle- Jt is opposed do’lhe'jO T r oT ntuHfSr „iHIh Takcd T.xIri» Inning Meet at Hollins f ’allegel" Hoys lleadcr in the Smoky City, While guarantees which was elaborated .ftntqa JTipm Pittsburgh; Boston St. P rtrrshura and B»ndvnlm*it , by the last assembly of the league. get away to ntjapjiy start in 100: GH« to Cincinnati Hurler* Developing one of the Ideas of tho Divide a Siinila*- Dill. yani crawl sit oho dash." "Like ' for Another Win. i league covenant, tho pact in quesKnights of Old—with a difference, DAYTONA. Mil., May 17.—With 1lion provides for a gradual world ^PHILADELPHIA, Mny 17.— He- The I livers show hoW easy it Pi tro it mriilo it two straight from to he irrncefol.’* are the titles of ,the More four to two in favor of disarmam ent, and incidentally' it Philadelphia Friday when Hollo­ the failie News Movie ta.;en by ^the Islander.i a t the beginning of gives to the league council tho a u ­ II. Uutliaimn, l arneriiinaa ^ rj intti inning, laikeland start oil thority to decide which state is an way defeated Duma in a splendid James (if i in* nvfi*rMUt*ilfuitit? AtiUiuii* f , lt , * * *. aggressor when any serious diffi­ c u r i n g six lots culty breaks out between tWo pow­ pitching battle. The score was .1 to Meet held a t It.illin . <’allege and |11 .■•»«»«« t»,.. A dpuklq by P r u ttJ u the sev­ now bcinic : h(*wn l»t*fori* rtiorr tb u iit«>fl ( u*;irk, onti a hunif* run, uml ers. In his note to the league, Tchltenth inning with two on base gave twenty millions of people in the won tho game, ff to 2. cherio, who signed himself “PeoUnited States, on News Heel No. > jjcoie by innings: tho Tigers tho victory. 1lam er Commissnry for Foreign Af­ :»8. 2(H) duo 00-1—<1 i:t :i pie’s made his sixth home run of the fairs of the Union of Socialist So­ Mr. Buchanan canto to Winter i I.nki land DM 020 000— 1 U 2 viet Republics,” declared th a t in the season. Prior to the game, Ty Park from Atlanta t» get this pic-] Daytona Cobb mnnagrr of the Tigers, ex- lure and brought with him a new* Luther, Erhnrdt and Nance, present international situation it is im|M)sslhlc in most cases to sny _i,n i,|,lU fa with n nerro at* ‘V I’ thousand dollar camera I Smith; Cusack and Sims, dutnged Mows wtin a m i.ro, ni { (k ,(i(th rrf,u|a r an,| s|„w motion, _____ which party is the aggressor. H»* tendant at the park, (-old, said p|cturM . * Orlando 9. 2: Tampa I, 3. • ontemled that neither the entry A* __ ;insulteil I k .. I I. ! . . . Th m I.M fi Ik . I. M 1,1 m • I I I i r .1 into foreign territory nor the scale tho negro him. *The men !.V,.V boy , ^ :n ,« tn » ' for r,.r‘the am pa | School now swimming lju* I1 TAMPA. t’,„. n; slFla.. May 17.-T t h,. second w ar preparations can he regardwere separated Indore any damage «•*»»»" Pont, hw m inim gt-lub. > U .lptlnu. „ r l]{lUui,. header here F r i, ” '** wtiafacti.ry criteria. HM nwas done. * < . a H a R M A R - ;— BY CONDO ■ ' _____ i t H A R. I» ! fy * r. it,'./r.jJWXiCxw. CANDIDATE FOR COVER! «• > e H A R 1; H R. . a u s t ^ t o T H tS / HOURS \ Will Speak from the Seminc Bank corner, NY 'PG ’^ R i \ ‘PE A tJT irtJk. plOVJTH MAY O0TflfNC:T> By 'ICQEP ikjC * T H ? t - l P 3 T lG H T t-Y p R - ^ 3 S e T > T O C K S T N e.fi , F O R . TWO I---- - i i , |i^-^ *~T AT A T l M e ? ^ . ___________ I 'D m oy o n 'T j Ko u hjJn 1T a « TRY P ' a Score by Innings: Detroit ...... . 000 (Hit 200—3 ID 1 Philadelphia „ 000 ODD 100—I 0 <> Holloway ami Dossier; Hums and PorKJns. •’ ’ llnslnn I, Chirago 3. BOSTON, .Mny 17.—A single by ExztdL Flagstcad’s bunt and Wan: Score bv innings’ I Point.',r V1L’W>1,ut politically spenkbyBganss' single gave Hostort -1^'ivie nas has necn been aoie able 10 to ivurn learn his ih Bingie iiujhih a ■■."iTie ...., . 02-t—h i t 0 i " ,,r- 11 ^ un n!' 102 uiu caused by the to 3, twelve urelvo inning victory o v e rj,11))Kt difficult dive.* since coming ; VV.p \ ,.,,-T •'0 000— 4 8 3 "Kgresslve policy of tho Czarist 1 'A . . “* Chicago F rid a y . Ferguson was in- lo Hollins," said Coach Cooling. 1 ii,,,,.,. * government tnwarils Japan, who in effectivei only in tin* first inning, “bccaqse of the excellent equi p- , tr * order to forestall the danger, struck when Chlicago scored its three runs, | mont you. have here. It is better Jba' M,'r “ ,H| y “,nn‘ the first blow at her adversary. Second game—Score by innings: five hits a fte r two were out. in tin I titan unylhing in the Smith and ns "Nevertheless," ho added, "Japan iOrlando 0)0 100 0 —2 3 * 1 fifth gave Boston tiins' runs. | good ns an>tiling in tiie eountry," iTampa 020 .102 x—o 8 1 cannot be regard*/* us the victim Score by innings: because the collision betweecn tho Chlcngo 300 Otm 000 ()i)0 -3 11 0 state* was not merely the result St. Pete 1, I; Hradentown f«, 2. Boston Mi 0030 000 01— I 13 \ of tho aggressive nets of the Csar! ST. PETERSBURG,i Fla.. May Ixwerctt nnd Nchalk; Kmke, ist government, hut also of tho im­ 17.—Tin* Saint* divided honors Ferguson and O’Npill. policy of the Japanese Chattanongu 1. New Orleans HI. with Hradentown here Friday, lo*- (perialist V i M »■■-n m m i t t t m e , ■j ( h i> n n A « T _ .. 1 TM A T IS IN 'T AUt- IT 0 A . M . W OUt-D T O i . IF Y o u 'D P R A C T iO S jt I v r t a N j Y O U G A T / * Y tA JO u t_ O H g t - P Yo u R V u iH O L S F l < S U p - g . H i / PUBLIC CORDIALLY IN’ ■l , V t Southern League i Y A N K S POUND CUB P I T C H E R S F O R 21 BINGI r - t SANFORD CYCLE CO. Teachers’ College Is Represented in Many Schools of State UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, .—The Teachers’ College of Z r wild at times but let the visitorsling on the part of the V Saints CHICAGO, May 17..- New York ,|„wn with live hits. Score: {brought in two. more. Welch redefeated Chicago 10 to 12 in a wild Chattanooga .010 (lot 200— 4 f>2 peal til his performance of Thurss Iurging match in which honu New Orleans DM 110 12x—10 10 l|d u y with a home run in the seventh runs and an extra h ire hitting U ntunes: Wingfield, Hoe and 1). with one on. Joe Hernandez struck turned the lid** of battle several Anderson; Dent ami Dowie. out eight men in the first game. times. Each side trotted out pitch. __r era to rheck th<* slugging, the Cu!>j All. u: In 0; I it IIt* Hock I. P l i r i S ?V H F I a n o r a m a using six’ and the Giant* four in the box ,ono ns a p’meh hitter ami ATLANTA, May 17.—Atlanta M a y C o m e t o A m e r i c a another as a base runner. continued its winning streak by de­ _____ . Terry, substituting for Kelly, feating l ittle Itock In the first - V: 1 Y*Ti a INDIANAPOLIS, May 1*'.—An who was ill, smashed out two U.-. ------ " . erssive homers with a man <m ‘/ “ "J1 ,o1!.|l,\ w..’ offer of the owner of The Puntheon base each time an Young m ade’ ' . j . J , ... £ i de la Guerre, a panoramic pieturu s a M ii SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE c L r % ,: r ,t bases filled nnd gave tho C ubi the lend for the secntid time, but tho vikilor.s continuisi the attack ami •dln«Hj0.WNi............... • V. Score l»y innings: * New York .... 110,003 410—10 21 l 'luonces depend upon such d e e i.;inc Univer*ity of FIf,rldu U rL,p* , hjon.„ icscnted.by thirty-six high school Referring to the pud's authnri- j principals in the state who cherish zation of regional agreements h e -1the state university as their Alma TStS&RSi "T- ‘mV""!l" of ,ht- agreement between certain state’: c'ol,ege. jus inevitable, but i**eme«l it oUj*,.j There is n like number who are ^inadmissnldo th a t they should re- not graduates hut who have at^‘i!n:d ' !irl'u 11!'i/t's,,n ’f'n, tn i nlrl ° rt'^ • I League of N atio n s).or Hint they should In* regarded as beneficial in the prevention of wurs. | i loacow regurded ns even more 11,1,1,1,1 tho 'Teachers’ College one or n,r,rL' yc’ar!*» amJ now occupy some of the best positions in the state. The number having sheepskins are spread over th irty counties • NOTICE The S portsm an’s Store E verything'for the Sportsm an. iiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiM n Examinations for Florida teachers’ certificates will bo held at th e Sanford High School building on June 6th, 6th and 7th, 1924. Teachers expecting to take these ex­ aminations must file applica­ tions with the county super­ intendent not later than S at­ urday, May 24th. T. W. LWTON, Supt. ^ Grimy Hands RHEUMATISM ENDED -M m MOM’N-l’OI’ 4-r^ •B Y -^-T A Y L O R | » New York < ineinnati Redwood Forests Are i Chicagri ‘Saved By Donations 'if. Hrtmkiyn l Boston Won Iff 15 Iff . .1 3 M .... 12 10 7 U'aicuu • Won .21 Iff Iff ..... Ilf Iff . ...13 ....... 10 ........ 7 I.m t 10 10 13 13 11 11 lii 14 CANDIDAT1 WILL SPEAI The following schedule has been arranged fa candidates to speak in Seminole County: Lake Monroe, Monday night, May 19th, at school! Lake Mary, all day barbecue and basket pink, 24th. Altamonte, Monday night. May 26th, at J* Theatre. Oveido, Thursday night, May 29th at schooj Sanferd, Saturday night, May 3 la t, aL.UtxstWI All the night m eetings will titart at 7:311 barbecue and basket picnic a t Lake Mary are tfcf plimeats of the candidates and will be a free bi ‘ The speaking will s ta r t a t ten in the morning! all dny. If any other precincts wish meetings th*J will be announced later. It. J. HOLLY, Secretary, Democratic Executive! SANFORD FEED AND SUPPL1 Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street Jno. W. Sneed Your Money Back If You Are Not Sail ^ T ' WKmm W toolU ifm opifm * *| Horse Feed Cow Feed SUNSHINE ^ 3 ;< . ...H e n ^ e d ,., Pigeon Feed WHAT MORE W| WANTt WINTER EGOS ARE THE I And you can be iMurvd of s by htlplni out th#hcM<h»" <* with th# fUht amount orll| protein f##d liM. eggjwdS I oi NOTICE IVt. .1511: .<500 .552 .500 .500 ;il52 .ttm .332 SAN FA Nt’illSCU, Mny lo.— T'ttilm igh M*vd.id ti*M witli 11 vain*, of Ap-1 )roximatcl/ U.pUOJMHI have been Thlluilelphia •veil from all t|iuq,iu central ami Vout , orthern California through the 1 fLout Pvt :f«r.t.( of the SaVc-the-Rudwood* Memphis, 0 .700 t Leaguo .it .wax announced here re- Atlanta 10 .llt.i Icently ly Dr. William F. Unde, i Nc’w. Drlcatm 13 .522 WTiaotlOr for tho organization. | Mobih 14 Ji33 -Th* league waa organized Jess, Birmingham 15 .5t<* ' .Tour years ago. Its ipeinbur-; *Nashvili 15 .4 fi-1 - Hack ’ Is made up of tree lovers who Little * 15 .100 _ tmg to save the giant trees Chattanooga 21 .2215 posterity. Individual* nnd lurnbar companies have donated lands LEXINGTON, May lfi—The • valued ut f 500,000 to the move­ Kentucky delegation of 2fl to the ment. The state, Humboldt county, IMmoeratlg nutiunal convention ‘*ftizen# have contributed will bt. ii»trucn*U for McAdoo a f­ v.OOO in money to the move- ter the* aujjportcrs forced the adop­ *•* j 0r PurclM»it>g other lands. tion uf th« unit, rule by the stale And yet the movement has just convention which adjourned here 3, said Dr, Hade. "While 14 at —:4u this morning uftor u se.-*aloilg the RitUvia.il highway idon marked by great commotion been preserved, there- are sev- und diauriler. * i.un^ r t^ many of them Iiany ^ ..................... should We look forward to nour IMjnient a natl of a f t a n d g o u p s t a ir s a n d chance s o u r Cl o t h e s - w e ' nje g ot to Be at h u r t z s p o o d in n e r •K.V IN JUST TWENTvy MINUTES WE HAVE HUN­ DREDS OP SLIGHT­ LY USED FIRE­ STONE, HOOD, AND GOODYEAR A N D UNITED S T A T E S ROYA LCORD TIRES ALL SIZES INCLUD­ ING FORD TRUCK TIRES AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE, ALSO WHEELS AND RIMS AT HALF PRICE, ALL MAKES. SEE US. Co n g a r n t h a t BON— It I H E’S BO RR O W ED M Y SOCKS* T IE. SH W T STXJOS. CUFP* L IN K S AN' W A T C H ------- HEY CHICK!) V t 'V RAY BROS. •rV p. -1 BALLOON TIRE SEHVICE, WE : J .*•?**. ? ~ - V^x im in iiiiiu i r u -•NehLTT^rSm*'! The surest sign a t •Tvormir—In•and dpwjlyr Jarobs.’ ^ n m e b r. { Mt)Blr^ ( children is paleness, lack of Inter­ rPiejrci Hluke, Keene. K.i.iifaia... it tVl,, straight J r est in play, fretfulncss, variable jund 0 1’arrcll. l!ay ,,y hittiAfr appetite, picking a t tho nose and sudden sta rtin g In alecp. When thronulimit the go Huston H, Cincinnati 3. these Bymntonv* appear it Is time 3 . Morn wa* driven from tho box V"' i,“ ,, i»'»*k . CINCINNATI, May 17. Huston in the lir; 1 inning ami Etizinun, fur _more than live years a time son, Greensboro high; Geo. R. Gra­ to give W hite’:; Cream Vermifuge. Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION | nuulc it threw >umight by winning , who sm yi cilnl him,’ was also hit lin" 1 w:hl‘ h noon cxiures, head ! ham, Havana high; T. E. McCall, A few doses drives out the wornv= ifrom Cincinnati x. . t< . " 'I hard. Scon** . . , Friday* , ' i quarters states. The painting ts 30 j DAY IONA, May 17.—Sicretar- White Springs high; Sam W. Mein- nnd puts the little one on the road L uqunttns knocketl mil of tin box 1v u , nls, Wuuchuln high; It. H. Terry, to health ngain. f. *t long, 1:. feet hlgit nn.l is m ddjj..^ lloim| mvmy W hit’s Cream delegates *umi Sin-* Inin, t.bo mi*reeded him \jt 2**11 Hill II 'v 8 I 7 1’ nave n,om» mees. r m y arxisi?* 1 . n , . . ... ■ ------ btd»U/ 'hK|h-n:^ :i 1 xi K\iWi ! li*nms,,iSo* Vermifuge Iras baa a record of 50 wbb h it freely, Ycargin* Ymrgin, au reeruti, recruit, ■ . .. ~ ,, “ N nxiuin d m-irlv four venrs to com- .‘fu ^ H llp rin tip a lg itie a a m lo rg a n - ring high; I. M. McAlpIn, l lant years of successful succca use. Price 35c. I.aM. rie : Morris. Knxman nnd r« lu,ri;‘lllJ‘ a r'y }‘iar*u f® V,n‘* ’'*«! points In the state are here a tright homier, kept tin* Red hit.. Mm ft y; Wilizc and D**\oi incr. pb'te ill** work, .ho lot** Woodrow *..... 1 :.... . r f | A’ r:ruy’ I, l on‘fny hiuhi Sold I.V Union IPharmacy. by tending the third stat.* convention scattered. K. 11 . IlUKno.Ht Ponce de Leon high; --------- ’ WiVVI .on and other Americans- arc of the Young Men’s Chrirtian, Aa! Score by innings: P. L. Peadcn, Monticello high; Ray llirminitlinm 8 ; Hrmphls I. !»ential figures. Koeiatiou. ■Boston DM 010.102 S I M L. llumon, Leesburg high; L. G. . .—------tltlier inattei*; to come before Matters on the progruin in- Thomas, TalluhasNco (Leon high); Cincinnnti 010 00*1 011 -3 11 2 IHRMINGHAM, May 17.Itirm■the meeting Ineluile authority for elll'ie the selection of the state „. Yuurgiti and D'Ntiill; l.tiquc, ihgli.im t .nne back strong Friday ' tahllshing a tiaveling exhibit of ecrelury, and election of tlireu tuu- H. G. nLngston, Wllllston high; T. jShcejanu and Wingb. ami Defeated Mein phi- 8 to t. Four War reli* ■*, the nucleus of the pro- 1escntalives to the national coun­ F. .Kenrion, Chiefland high; E. L. Beeson, Hradentown high; B. F. j ' “ 'philailt'laTiu I- iHttshurg 3 l,il" l,y V«"zel including a home l"**l,*l I^Kion national museum; a cil. which meets annually and lakes McLane. Fernandinn high; S. W . 1 1 P IT T s n i’RG i'll xt,,v 17 " 1,. run, a two and a three bagger out proposal to I'oinineniorute tlu* nr- the place of the former triennial D LR -TTO O T Cason, W inter P a rk *1high; II. F . 1 Ja hard* fought ten’ inning gilnu* ,,f t,m * li""’s nt ‘>at featured the riv“* " f »»je first Acmrican troops international conventions. Zetrouer, St. Cloud high; F. S. Bar- i • Philadeb.hu dufeutixl th. Plrnte* Kame. Scord: , In hranee by the erection of a tnunSOAP ‘ " « —■ 1 ney, Lake W orth high; G. II. WUtbeic Friday 4 to 3 Lose Itcl.llag Mfmnhi8 ( 000(MM)001—1 5 2 """'"t "t *s t * Nnxaire, and emlom*As was pointed out by several Rams, Dade City high; G. C. R ob-! !Sy Piulburg e.m .'ih,* Philli. a f'nninghan, Hill 320 l lx - 8 Ml 1, » - . f a memorial to Woodraw prominent business men today, who o ils, Largo high; S. D. Padgett. *m ee nin lelul, 'which IMtt-b u r,'I V'.1, , iuKl 1^ Illunu‘ nnd 1,;v,'!^»n, t o-b eUu t in WaHhinglrm. were informed or tlu- figures, it is Lake llutler high; R. L. Gouldlng, lied in tin* sixth. A scratch sin ( Euhl|iccker; Olsen ami IJolieftaon. ] rhH project originated in Tennes- hut another indication of Sanford New Smyrna high, nnd Frits Don’t «offer any longer from rheu­ Jund Seminole County’s growth. *gle by Henlinc, foUowetl by Hells’ 1 ■ ---H atcher, DeFuniak Springs high. matism. W hy endure such Intense |L ; iiSi t diet; *uid W alkers double .li.ul.le Ij I ] l a w ’ P IlP V om l I 1 g£™ jp.. the nmeck a, A^ovea aad (gave Philndelpliia tlu* game in tin* c y - - - n * .tenth. > , The poisons of rheumatism are InmngJrf ; ' Settr/^iy ig <iuiiii ^r.'» 1 loriila Slate League. carried/A the blood. LEO NARD!1! 'Phihili-lphtu *xoo mm non 1 —t 7 l ; Won l.o>t P et. ELIXIR FOR TH E BLOOD com­ *1*1 II .151)7 1 YOUR S C IS S O R S ? |Pittsburg Dtlil 003 000 0- 3 y 3 11nkMniid fi THE VERY lb EARtut - tut. m o m K dont be bats these poisons, drives them out 1 Carlson, Ilftl*. ami Wilson; Kr.i- 1Urlumiu V*JHY J. THINK THEH'RE 20 11 .588 USING Atw HF.-.r S o HARSH w it h CHICK - HE’S of the system. The rheumatism i*e nnd (><,ntb, Snii.lt. ■ St. Petersburg •M THE. GARAGE - 1 USED ' SCiSVJRS like That * IS 17 .511 . A GOOD BOH AN* MEANS ALL vanishes. Yotl esn go shout your SOU AtiND llrailcntown EM TO CLEAN OUT THE 1 WANT s o u TO . . 17 IK .4815 Rig h t - he j u s t b o r r o w e d daily tasks freely, happily. - Sf. I.ouh* 5. Brooklyn I. Tampa * GREASE CUPS ON .. Iff 10 .457 SOUR OWN LEAKN TO uEAvG SOUR SCISSORS - SOU'LL. ST. tOUlM. Mo.. .May 17.. T|,c Duytoiia LEONARDI'S ELIXIR FOR MW TMINGS __ 10 21 .201 PUPS CAR BUSINESS FIN D ’EM B s AN' BY -— . vt-nuls NutiiuiaLs rclurunl lo T H E BLOOD does more than this ALONG — I l.l‘il 1*111*. for you. It buOda new strength ^tinning form Friduy^iftcrinMUi and / Won Izifit IVt, ^A o k 'the th in l gaftm *.f the scries New York and vitality. It's use insures against 1 1 0 .151)0 recurrence of attacks. •ft*.m Bruwklyii six to llv**, Fltfck’s •St. I.nliii 14 10 .582 h* run in ilu* *Icvcnlh ended the Hostoii Try LEONARDI'S ELIXIR . 12 10 .512 FOR TH E BLOOD now. R efiic Detroit . 13 11 .512 substitutes. At all druggists. luiuiig*;: I . land 12 11 .522 TirooKlyii non not 021 10—5 12 1 1Chicago 11 12 .178 tHt. Louis non 2111 ism 11 D i l i W ashington 11 1 1 . 110 Henry, Dicker 11inn, Decatur and 7 ) 7 .202 /Taylor; Pfeiffer, Dycr, 1/eiik and I .vague. j Genzak-z, Neihcrgul. ; ] Teachers’ Examinations SERVICE: That’s our middle In doing bnsineas with us, • * - . » « w . r~ » w ■*»..«-•* 5 f j s Br - u 5 K t * »-* « « •' » « * • name. you not only get vulue received, .i.,.' ru" '" ’l:‘ to l' n m lht*I American exhibition, will he contracting states lo give assistCollege, who hold principalbut you get SERVICE along with ,. ' .’1 ' iinunia tho aubjatiU-cuiu iderod hy-jllPJ ^ i - 13 J ae, ttveut—xif )**o*tiIItle^ahlpa-ln-tim statorTWtOWST > *.* mf "• "002 .w. moii o^fv" r n ^9 i the nation executive committee of lu thoscr coal 1L1**n« of powers. Ht*j F. W. Huchholz, Gainesville higli It. QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ lou.gjjv fAVffi r.,:'; V>;iherts ui l-errimi. Hi its mooting W c- ( riW - school; H .C . Johnson, Alachua FER, Phone 498. -i ytssG Tia! •».: a s rS s U E s : high school; W. J. Bullock, Niehnioi and ilawiirth. ta th e from each of its depart- '■•••rvat,„n contained in the draft ... V Himnldson, High IT DRIVES O U T _W O im S T iy iM jjj " ------ *■**%•• •« [ Want Save Ha1 That’s the Success Rule There Is Coming1A Time When your Earning Capacity is much less l resent time—N ^v ja the tim e to save—while: able. aurPn aed to aee how fast t t a s S J l S l C o u n t y B an k f11**’ Sy“ em“ iC 1 COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH MAKE THIS YOUR RANK �' I f « ? » '7 iS iT v ---<.■'■"Af <4 V L i : "I '■;XV( >-: ■?*-. ■ * s • •■• 3(0 THE SANFORD HERALD, S A fU R D ^ ’, MAY 17, 1921. r» r .Xw - t« r i T7?*i f u D i t fciVi S r O N E 1 4 8 Herald W ant Ads R E A D T H E M F O R P R O F IT Political ^Announcement p a lly H era ld XDTIATES' Political -■*» w 4 • - o a n e .M '.s a a j Rooms EorR ent...,r Help Wanted Advertising e l; P H O N E 1 4<8 U S E T H E M F O R I [R E S U L T S NEEDSOFTHEHOUR A nnouncem ent''^ PAGE SEVEN F o i l T . t t t o I, I, n (T O It. LEARN AnOUT*Polk County and WANTED-^Good man or woman to ; u t t K E N T —Rooms. Wouldn’t p o l l C O X IT A tlL B OK I I H T I l tC T I w ish t o a n n o u n c e th a t 1 am a operate dining room, Lakealdi you be able to use the money se­ s o . I. lakeland, through tho Star-Tele­ 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* I h e re b y a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m m Cgsh i n A d v a n c e ared by renting that vaeant room gram. Best advertising medium in Hotel, Lake Mary, Rare opportu r i c e o f C o u n t y T a x C o l l e c t o r of carol Ida to f o r c o n s t a b l e of D i s t r i c t ow going to w aste? Thera are South Florida Published mornings. nity. Call or write H. D. Turner. 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 No, 1, s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o c r a t i c a c t i o n o f th o D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y E . . ,n!7 *1* h ® h eld J u n e 3rd. 1921. inny persona looking for ptacta to Stnr-Telegram, i-akoland, Fla. WANTED—sanrord business me «4*. w in <*■ * * • t o b e h e l d in J u n e . F»trnn« ■«<* Said d i s t r i c t h e lm ; c o m p o s e d o f t h e LUI.V.M ilt'S u i a . ) I.K D U E R — C ln ss who are in need ot competent .cay. Help take care of them and ___________ J N O P. J I N KINS. j„ w r4W « H T f«E follow l ok v o tln ir p r e c i n c t s : Sann <Is h i V f t h e l a r a e s t c i r c u ­ help shoula read the classified not only make money but assist in ford* L ak e M unm e unit PaoNi, | y o u c o u it t v c o n m o i o . t u n . la t io n In S outh w e ste rn ( l e o r g la . page o f The Herald. Thcre’t no keeping people in Sanford. Phono __ _ 10c * 11** I h e r e b y nnn<>unco my earn! I* R a le Sc ( C - w o r d ) line. . E. K. W AI.KKTl. reason for sending out-of-town for 148 and give your ad over the tel­ “ Hr u lln * I d a c y f o r C o u n t y C o m m l s s l n n e r f o r K tm j n m r i ; o k t h e m e n . ADVEUTISE in the Journal-llerC o u n ty , — !"!!__ ***■ *» i 1* " ( D i s t r i c t No. !, S e m i n o le when there is probably just ephone. Use The elirald for quick I h e re b y a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m * aid, South Georgia’s greatest help 1 s u b j e c t 't o th e D em o cratic P rim a ry , ___ 4* a l i n e the person you wont In the city service. c a n d id a te f o r u , c o f f i c e of J u s t i c e u n * 3. 1921. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Tj-pis d o u b le a b o v e i J_________ of tho P o n ce In a n d f o r t h e F i r s t ________ K P. H A flA N . weekly and Sundav Classified rates WANTED—Young men to work FOR RENT—Three rooms Ju stice D istric t of S em in o le C o u n ­ furnished. Mrs. Annie y o u F o rr tT V j i i i i o r . dates nr# fo r co nty. ' V t 111 t h e leitad a n d e f f i c i e n t in.. -cr-U nc. Waycross Journalafter school. Must be of good er 10c I h e r e b y * a n n o u n c e m y s e l f n s a nftfll*tnnc* of t h e c x p e u tl v c o f f le e r s W ejt Side. appearance and willing to hustle, ilcra Waycross, Georgia. d, c a n d i d a t e f o r th o s f f l c e o f C o u n ty uf......... ^ r i: r . r . i« n ,th t h e c.......... o u n t..y ............. I p r o m. i s e t o d o m y i TO REACH the prosperous farm- Address in own hand writing, giv­ FOR RENT—One furnished bed* J u d x e o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t I d u t y w i t h o u t p re lm lle o . room, 214 E ast Second. 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, I J* q , S T ItlNO FK LL O VV . ers and fern growers of Volusia " RC’, " ,or't *s entirely on cornPt<h»*u«r *uo f o r Mrsl 1921. I pIcdKe faith fu l s e r v i c e — ---------------------------------------------------county advertise in tho DeLandS mission basis and earnInga willl deFOR RENT— Furnished bedroom, s h o u l d y o u n u m l n a t e me. N O T IC K . ^ j i n r li r e s t r i c t e d t o Daily News, rate ic per word, c a s h ! P^d^entU c^y,^ y o ji^ a b m t^ to get fer gentlemen only. 120 Palmet­ ■ J . O. SH A R O N . I w ill be a c a n d i d a t e fo r r e n o m l results. Box 100, care Herald. n a tl o u fo r t h e o f f ic e o f S t a t e A t ­ to Avenue. ^ i “ u Cw id o Til* e » n F O I l U I.K I IK C i n C f f T f'O L H T . with orde r._______ trill be r e s p o n s i b l e I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m * to r n e y of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r ­ HELP WANTED—Young ladies of t-*Olt R E N T - T wo large, nicely A LITTLE WANT AD in The c u it of t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , s u b ­ Incorrect I n s e r t i o n , c a n d i d a t e f o r C l e r k o f th e C ircu it. willing to do furnished housekeeping or bed -. of t h e D e m o ­ Herald will bring you big re­ . good appearance , , . , r for s u b s e q u e n t C o u r t o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t je c t to t h e a c t i o n house to house canvassing on com-1 rooms> j 18 m0nth. 312 E. Fifth St. c r a t ic P r i m a r y . Y o u r e n d o r s e m e n t t o D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y , J u n e 3rd. sults. Advertise those old articles 1 Tbe office • h o u , d b ® mission basis. Good proposition i _________ ___ ____________ I f e le c te d .’ I p r o m i s e t o e f a i t h f u l fo r a seco n d t e r m o f o f f ic e w ill be nmcdlaiely In csbo o f you have stored away and have a r e a l l y a p p r e c i a t e d . p e r f o r m a n c e of t h e d u t i e s c o n ­ for real workers. Address Box 431 no use for. A little thirty-cent ad O K O H O E A. D K C O T T E 8 . n e c t e d w i t h t h a t o ffice. ADVF.ItTIRBItt* S tate A tto rn ey , S e v e n th J u d ic ia l may bring you vevernl dollars. care The Sanford Herald, and give ____________________W. [,. MOIIOAN. ltd representative t h o r C irc u it, S t a t e o f F orld a. Rhone 148 and a representative complete Information as to age and lmlll-ir with r a t e s , r u l e s F O I l 1 'll lf N T f CO OMISSION Kit. nbility. F U ll S IIK K IF F . will call to sec you. Bestlon. will « ' » • y ° “ 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 Young lady stenografor re-electio n to th e o f f ic e of T o th e V o t e r s of S c m l tu d n C o u n t y : Infon*1*1*0 "' A n d I* FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando WANTED— I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y candT d acy S i r trill a«»l"t y o u In C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r fr o m D is­ ! phernnd bookkeeper. E. F. Lane. FOR RENT— Furnished n partf o r t h e o f f i c e o f S h e r i f f of S e m i ­ mnrnng Sentinel; largest classi­ '/our tram ad t o m a k e tric t N um ber P o u r of S e m in o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to th o a c t i o n of nole C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o tile v o t e r s fied business, rijte lc a word, min­ WANTED—Two first-class wait­ _ment, 311 P ark Are.___ Itectits. resses. Harold's Cafe, Tavares, COH RENT—Two room housekeep­ t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e 3rd, of th o D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o bo imum U4c cash with order. J I T <tAT JfOTICB. held J u r e 3rd . 1321. If e le c t e d I 1931. Fla.____ ______ ________________ i n g a p a r t m e n t . 719 Oak Ave. p ro m is e f o u r years o f t-aw E n >.,r» itrnuld s l v e t h e i r ! AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — AuH. V. W H E E L E R . ' KMlofflre a d d r e s s n s fnrcom* nt In n b u s i n e s s m a n n e r by gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest FOR RENT— Furnished apart­ F O I l C O U N T Y COMMISSION K it th e p r o p e r su b o rd i­ iheir phone n u m l i s r If WANTED. 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y tnhaet e sh e olpr of classified medium, rate cash .09c ments , 20(1 E. Third St. Phone a ss ista n ts and ea rn e stly f n ruull*. A b o u t o n e f o r th o o ffice o f C o u n t y C o m m i s ­ so licit th o s u p p o r t o f nil la w e*lActive and progressive local New Era P nntery, 410.________ chnrgc. 10c per line, minimum I t of a tlinusantl h a s * s i o n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r one, of f o r c c m e n t v o te r s , on J u n o -ird. iitd the o t h e r s c a n ’t .3 0 c ._________________________ dealers in every community to rep­ FOR RENT—Two furnished houseS 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 ­ ____ HAY M ONO U A t.L F N . it* with yon u n less resent a large and dependable nurs­ tio n of th e D em o cratic p rim a ry Juno MAINE—Waterville, Morning Sen­ ery keeping rooms, 716 W. First i your address. house. Our co-operation helps street. 3, 1911. BOSTO N B T U E L E . .MKMI1KH O F 9 < l l UOt. ltO A IIII. ________________ tinel. Thousands of Mnine peo­ ■Itssssre MUST b e I w ish to a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a the local dealer to make quick F o i l I 'f l O S E C U T I N O A T T O R N E Y ple are Interested in Florida prop­ •erson a t T h e H a s c a n d i d a t e f o r M e m b e r of t h e FOR RENT— Three room apart­ t d e s l r o to n u u o i m c e to th o e ltlextra income and satisfied nU ottlee o r b y l * t erty. Reach them through the sales, s e n a o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y t h a t I a m School Ito n rd o f KcmtiPita C o u n t y ment. 404 Palmetto Ave. customers... Good selling season F , |„ k u u . d laeo e tU Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ close nt hand. W rite now for our FOR RENT — Furnished apart­ a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e ' n o m i n a t i o n to fro m S chool D i s t r i c t No 3. s u b j e c t B«t tn lld . he P ro se c u tin g A t t o r n e y f o r th o to t h e d e c is io n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c tion. p r i m a r y t u b oh eld J u n e 3. 1921. Prompt, E f f i c i e n t ment, 801 Magnolia Avenue. attractive proposal to responsible C o u n t y C o u r t o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , II. II. P A T T L S H A P U I’A l SI BEACH COUNTY—The dealers. Strrlce. s u b j e c t t o t h e c c tl ir n of t h e D e m o ­ GrifTing’s Interstate c r a t i c p r i m a r y , J u n o 3rd. 1921. I scene of stupendous development' Nurseries, Jacksonville, Florida. F U ll HOAR II O F IM TII.IU IN ­ w i l l he K r u tc f u l f o r ' y o u r v o t e a n d S T R U C T IO N . | Read about it in the Palm Bench th o nom in atio n . T h e r e b y a n n o u n c e n iy c a n d i d a c y Post. Sample coj>y sent on re­ ______E R N E S T F . H O U H H O L D E R . f o r r c 'c l e c t t n n ^ m - m c m b r r o f th e quest.______________.__________ FLORIDA CENTENNIAL. F O n ~ J U S T I C E O F _P E A C H H oard of P u b licI n s tr u c tio n for T h e r e b y a n n o u n c o m y c a n d id a c y S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , r r p r e TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally f o r J u s t i c e o f P e a c o In a n d f o r t h e so iitliiu S c h o o l D l n t r l c t No. 2, of as c o a s T A M . B . TALLAHASSE e T May 10.—A WANTED—To rent or buy imall Times, the great home daily, S e m in o le C ounty, su b je c t t o the' j tntiouni >' m y s e l f a. c a n - F i r s t D i s t r i c t o f B e m l n n le C o u n ty . rate ltv c per word, jninimum mass meeting will be held here to­ farm, close in. Must be bargain. P . M. E L D E R . 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 on J r,.*trctlon "t> J u n e 3rd. __________________ charge 26c cash with order. Write night when committees will be ap­ Address Box M., care Herald,___ . J u n e 3rd. 1921. Isitable "f D i s t r i c t N u m FO Il S H E R IF F . CIIAR. A. DAI.PAS. m i anls C o u n ty. . w h i c h „l i ______ I h e re b y a n n o u n c e my cand id a cy for complete rate card. pointed to arrnnge details and PLENTY OF TRANSFERS, yes, letlap p re c in c ts N u m b e r s f o r s h e r i f f o f S e m i n o t e C o u n ty , s u b - F U R .MKMIIKR SCIIU Ut. R O A R II. DBVF.lAJPKIWt A T T E N T I O N — IV n but none with SERVICE for n m fj I I will a p p r e c i a t e t h e j . ( - t t o t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y , I hereby a n n o u n ce m y self a c a n ­ • s a c n l n la Ii p k I r i i I iik ib u ari'iituHl tie- plans for n Florida Centennial cel- middle name. Call 498. *11 voters In ' D i s t r i c t j „ n e 3 rd . 1921. vi'InlM uint In O b i r b l a 's h i s t o r y ; a ebation to be held November of d i d a t e f o r r e e l e c t i o n t o t h e «>ffice J If. L E E . h a lf m i llio n d o l l a r h l u h t v u y t o tlx* , of m e m b e r o f t h e Ito n r d o f P u b l i c ARE YOU MOVING?—Call a (CI-AI’D) W H I T T E N .__ - ------F O I l --------------C OU NTY--------------J I IH .i:. ; KUlf li n ir li J u s t IlnlNbvd: a tw o this year. Governor Hardee and j In stru ctio n . r e p r e s e n t Itnr Kchoid QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. j f f t OMMIM.HIONKR. m i ll io n d o l l a r brliltd' a c r o s s E s c a m ­ T 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 . n i „ t r | c t No. I o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , announce my c a n d i d a c y f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C o u n t y bia Hay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m illio n other lenders in the movement are They will do the Job as you want it Ju d tte su b ject to th e D e m o c ra tic p rim a ry CnmmlRsloner t o t t h e .of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to th o | d o l l a r o p e r a h o u s n u n d e r c o n s t r u c ­ on the program and will speak. i,p h e ld o n J u n e 3rd . 1921. done. Phone 498. irlrt <d S e m in o le C o u n - a c t i o n o f t h e v o t e r s a t t h e D em o - j t i o n ; t w o m i l l i o n s b d it K s p e n t on F R E D T . W I D DDVM8. t to the a c t i o n o f t h e h l K h w u y ; s r e a t e s l c h a n c e f o r live c r a t l c p r l i n j O ^ J u n e ,3;K O N A B D V x o rilF . VOTERS O F T ill: IW II d e v e lo p e rs to n e t In o n a r o u n d POLISH EXPORTS 1NCEASRE. buy of 1321 S E N A T O R ! A 1- III S T R U T . r C. D. W E S T . ( l o o t. W rite D evelopm ent D e p a r t­ F O R ( H U N T ! C O M M IS S IO N E R . A fte r d u e c o n sid e ra tio n . I have m e n t T h e I’v iisa e o la N ew s. t h e r e b y a n n o u n c o m y c a n d i d a c y d e c id e d t o b e c o m e n c a n d i d a t e f o r * TAX AWSKSHOHt announce t h a t I a m t (o r C o u n t y CominlN Nlnner f o r t h e r e - e l e c t i o n I TU! INI A- ’ 'tu rb hIiuTkT TIt J 0'O fn?i»lh FOR RENT—At lJike Mnry, 5- \VV.i:T"\’ to keep to th e S l a t e S e n a t e COST an opportunity AT DAYTONA BEACH—Own rinrlfibura Kxpimrnt. nuirnlox I .? ,’*rV .increasing. OfTjcial data I for re - e lc c tlo n t o t h e J r d D i s t r i c t , enm|>rlnlnK lh « to w n s f r o m t h e 19th S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t . abreast with tho times by not • Tnoni cottage, Han running wa­ IncluittiiK Sunday, morning Idmuo. published by the Polish Statistical T*l A ssessor of Reml- i f D a k s M a r y . H o m ew o o d , a n d A l­ rompnTied of O r a n g e , S e m i n o l e a n d your summer home a t the beach. pages of ter, also garngo, $16 per month. I r u n t |*rr w o r d , m i n i m u m 3 lr . sulij* ct .to t h e ‘d e c ls - t a m o n t e R n r l n a s , a n d r e s p e c t f u l l y O sceo la C o u n t i e s , s u b j e c t t o t h e reading the classified Bureau shows thut while In 1922 Live in it summers, and pay all ex­ Pemocrallc P r i m a r y to u n ll r l t t h e s u p p o r t o f th o v o t e r s of D e n u e 'r a t i o p r l i m t n r y to bn h e ld your dhiiy newspaper. Herald Also four room cottage with ga­ TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Poland exported goods valued at th lx d i s t r i c t n t t h o p r i m a r y to be J u n e 3,'d. Ini 3rd, 1921.. I r e s p e c t f u l l y s o l ic i t want ads contain many Interesting rage, JH.UO per month. Aprly Florida real estate advertise in I!65,160,()00 gold francs. In 1923 Its penses with winter rental. An a t­ A. V A i m i l A N . fluid J u n e 2, 1921. y our su p p o rt. messages. It will pay you to read Thrasher A^Oamcr, ________________W . PH A I X A R P . the Ht. Petersburg Times, One cent exports were 1,196,680,000 gold tractive proposition. >Two bungsM. O. O V E R S T R E E T . f r o n 's iiE n iF F . —— ■them dullv. C o t t a g e for rent. .1. Mussmr F O I l C OU NTY C O M M IS S IO N E R , id S rm ltto le C o u n t y : cent n word daily, two cents a word francs, imports aluring the same has three bedrooms, bath, sitting " c i t i i n i I’l t n s r v r v r i V n . inn'nirv.r m y s e l f a c a n - j t h e re b y an n o u n ce my cnnrtlberiothwcrc a-14^84,000 gold franes und -dining m um s, Wtcherr, garage, . S^rrlff - - i t / — S e m l n o l e - 4 - i t s r y - f m ^ C m i n t T C o m m ie s I n n e r - f u r - 1 and in 19^3 1,116,474,999 gold lows very near the ocean. Each tint t<. th e n c il o n o f tit** i th o F i f t h D i s t r i c t <>f H etn lm d e I’m m francs. I he largest export items Completely furnished. Will not be ( primary tit h e h e ld o n i t y . B u b j e c t to t h e a c t i o n o f th o If I a*i . i. is m l ■u-piuilKo ■ J u n o P r i m a r y o f i s 2 1 and articles. Sundays. ▼ $4,250.00 V I $ V i s I * t u t | U I L ■% M U / L I . WAV •. — J , l, 1 V I 41 I I I t ? ?» 1 l i l t ? M U II, I _ are „ _ „ ,ronl ' ( | _ „ metal I . ill « In « shown S Z 1 » |- v v .v w N and I I N* T $4.T f filfUl ihe d u t i e s o f t h i s ! • . H: If. K I M lH H w t oL’1 t « id niy JlW'iQga b i l i t y . . .L_^.KOH __ ^ F O R ~CLRtlIC tJO U T. ,‘ET intion rov-tue ticifrint ot»xiu jowaLu-i c i.n n it OovF CrcjuiiT. M »k,—1 *-a— 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 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 of all these needs of the hour and scores of others that are just as im­ perative. IPolitical nouncements ¥SSK t Apartments For Rent ■v Miscellaneous Wanted Read Herald Want Ads For Profit Use Them for Results Houses For Rent Lost ana Found Houses For Sale ^ I j g f t asa ^ g g g ^ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ^ u n t y ' a n d th ^ T la ^ ^ l • - 'r b a b e s t a t e 1TUXL’t lights, water and garagr, $30.001latka Daily Nows Is circulated in —--------Hjnce mysetf n enn»rruH Court* flrmlnolp County, Flof* J* It. IA t<Kg* | *^ 1 y<>nPark DfiulrAve. Aim circulated ..l__ I _ i .. .1in jndustriii) t.. .1.. —*___tamt ..... agricUt. _ .. i innu’iur ________________________________________________________ per -month, inquiro 1820 ___ _ u b j e c t in t h e d u c ls lo n o f th e p o ll 'lin rriK 'iH X T .lT lY H *' — ----------- . , i w ajifflco i M i of Tux C o l-' Ida; aubject to the d«*rlil«»n of the D e m o c r a t i c p r l m n r v t o he h e ld on "RTSH t —ijtrgu furnished turnl renter. Srminol.. C o u n ty , n n liject t hereby announce m» candidacy i FOR SALE!— One good lot in dcslr- FOR |r!ilon «t t h e D e m o c r a t i c J u n e 3 rd . A. D.. I ’a 2 l. I s t a n d f o r for member House of Hepreseatn-1 able location on Sanford Avenue,, house» on beach front nt Dai’lo - ! r—---------- r — kf. Dickson, . Or fti I t helil J u n e 3rd. 1921. e f f l c l s u c y a n d s e r v l c o In o ffice. Jiv es fo r H e m ln o ls C o u n t y . I close in. Will sell a t rig h t price na. Apply to if II. N V A N C E K. DOUOI.AS8. H. l*. MAXWELL. to t h e a c t i o n of t h o v o t e r s a t tho . . o„_ n r p 0l|fiu,„ i„„a» l*i „ for cash. See O. L. fellow s, h irs t Inndo, H a. K O It S T A T E SEN' A T O il” K l l l l M T I t K Democratic primary. June 3. ifiA c n rtm sta te K O H ltK R T LAKE. Street and Elm Avenue. Phono S I N E T E E N T I I S E N A T O I I I A I. v r r u i i x e v. D IS T IIH T . »»r* niysclf a c a n d i d a t e F O I l COUNTY COM MISSIO N E H . 447L3 or 46J. . w Trncix I a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y f o r ’(li'- uf H iatc A tto rn ey I hereby unnounro my candidacy FOR SALE or trade for Sanford FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and n o m i n a t i o n n s S t a t e H r n n t o r fr o m >*Tn»h Jiu iie la l C ir c u i t of for County Commissioner for tbs property, ten acres truck land in • - j vanrishc • at Sunfutd N"**»u v |MbJtrt *o t h e D e m o c r a t i c R. C. M A X W E L L l>p held In Jun<u . If Eureka Hammock. Miss Ena Hcs- WANTED JfOCSBS—By many Works, sole a g e n ts .____ 154-tfe siaatlun uf my record Real E state ter, 838 South Hughey St., Orlanpeople desirous of living in Han- iT ^ P E w n iT K k RIBBONS— For |!,Uf) h f a v o r h l y co nsliltole an d a c t i v e s u p p o r t and do, Fla.________________________ ford. If you want to rent your 1 “ c on Koyal. Remlnglnn or 1. Id e n t o f a n d a t t n r n s y In t h e N.lneirru lu Ird. K OIt C l . E l m C I I I C I ’I T CO I ltT . For Sale—Houso and lot on San- Pj"co Invest thirty cents inla Her-1 ^ Smith typewriters. Will sell t e e n t h H e n a t o r l a l I t l s t r l c t f o r 13 Insurance MIU .A H D D. H s f l T I L I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e t h u t 1 ant a 1 Cm ( o m m i s s i o n e i i T y e a r s . Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill lie a r e a l ­ r u n d l d n t e f o r th o o f f i c e of C le r k ( . n ! A v c n u o . M e , I W 5 0 . T . ™ * f t i f Z w L T ly a p p r e c i a t e d . For Ha e—Business now clearing t I18 Ubo The cH ra| j want nd FOR SALK Wgry cash register. SANFORD,------FLORIDA annutince my t a n d l d u c y o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of H cm lnole L E W I S O’n 11YAN. 3!'in In th u ,'fllcu of I C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e four to five hundred dollara^per pnRe fop nu,c?[ flCrvic0i $10 cash. Hornld ___ office. ___________ KOI1 ST NTH ATTOll.N I'.Y. r ‘'irml.**loiier o f D istrict i D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y In J u n e . 1921. month. $1,500 takes it. I h ’T u tiv n m i o ii n c o m y r.rn d lFOR SALE — Remington type­ pTiitud, ('m in ty , Hiilijeut to II. II. C H A P P E L L quick. of the v o te r ) ’ o n J u n e d u r y f o r th y o f f i c e o f S l a i n A t t o r ­ writer, with wide carriage, in r o l l C O U N T Y J U tlfiK . ney fo r th e S e v e n th Ju d ic ia l C ir­ For Sale—Ten acres, 300 feet good condition. $25 cash. Inquire c u i t o f K lo r l d a . s u b j e c t l>» lb * D e m ­ T o t h e P e o p l e o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y : JC. W . K N T Z M IN O E It. I am a ca n d id a te for C o u n t y lake front, good dwelling, garnjic, n at Ilerntd office. ________ o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o b e h e ld J u n e 3, ARCHITECT J u d g e , y o u r s u p p o r t n n d v o t e on good variety of fruit trees, a bagIrOIVTY SCHOOL l i o A l i l ! 1921. F'OR SALE, or will trade for car,| FIthI National Bank Bldff. fi Raaoakea m y s e lf a c a n J u n e t h e 3 rd w ill b - n n ti r e e l n te d . J. A. HC A l t L E T T . | r (Fir).rlliin us a u i r m l i c r S A M U E L A. II. W IL K IN S O N . gain for $4,000. Terms five acres of unimproved celery r o i l ( I I I N T Y U IIOSEI I T i v i i ~ v»my Him i d of H uhtlc Ir.Wo have the largest listing on P o t t f P t x T Y JltllO K . 1 1 ■■ Florida Inml near Oviedo. W rite ( \ II. ( Sanford, ■ A TTO ll.X E V . 1mm D l s l r l ’ t No. 3. H u h je rt, oT r o u r s e . t o th u a c t i o n celery and vegetable farms In the I w is h to a n n u l i n e c t h a t 1 s h u t ’ llrodiTsun, 294 H. Main St., Orlan­ I tivfnlo, ( b o u ’iln arul u f Hie D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o he | l *'ihju't to th o a c t i o n of ho a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ff ic e of h e ld J u n e 3rd . I w ill ho a c a n d i d a t e city. If you want a city lot, a su­ do, Fla. ! v u i i r H rintary, J u n e 3rd. 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 ­ f o r t h e o f flee o f C n u n f l J u d g e of burban lot, a house ready built,] endorsem ent of t b s FOR SALE—One milk cow and ninn sn r v rd u s a m e m - j e c t t o t h o K emlnuln C o u n ty . 1 s h a l l bn g r a t e * celery farm, grove or anything in --------w Hoard s i n r o 1915, o nd D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s a t th u J u n e 3rd, fu l f o r t h e n u m h i w t lo u a n d c it e . calf. See W R. Rnulerson, Wilaon Welding & Radiator slvalrnuiti itf - t h e p r i ?m£afr-yy ■ n K O I t m c C . H K H H I N O . . Be ftrd all Atv„ fitn fw d . — ,‘.f t h e n o n ..' ait® If r riocittrt , 1 , ' P W t i Jffl)V 'f«l> M l< flly; Vllir m * tmtmrnmmm — ...... . “ !"T. f*111f *»nH1111* IIf UPHl I Hi11*1'" ii I li I T Ia n d JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop *rrk re*iu)r*d o f a H oard K’olllnl C ------------OUNTY i ( i J i a i M l o x i i i i . f a ti t lhift u l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n on fr t h u n f ‘ 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c o tny c a n d i d a c y fu l r a nf th o office. **'■ If ru-uiu ctu d I pro.m* is located a t the coner of iourtn “I f L's Metal wo ca. weld Iv." f u r th o o ffic e of ’■‘Ptist'lfnllnus a n d e d n - r n r r c - c l e c t l n n HCHHLLH MA1NE8. nnd Pine Ave. ami he will bo glad 1s n l ri- a , i)m, |jru,i r e n d - C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r of Homlnolu SANFORD, FLORIDA tu see any of his old customers, and TI3 e m 1 n o l e 0i i o t e l a n tn ex c 0 ' r manr y e a r s o f s e r v ic 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 tuke care of the! rwants a t any CIJAH. y . H A U n iS O N . t h o u r t t n n o f th o D o m o c r a l l c p r i ­ ______ l l - n uvn. K lo rld a . m a r y J u n e 1, 1921. time. He does general auto repair t F’OR SALE—89 acres truck land, O. L n UODSOE. .ro n s i i R R i r r . work, and guarantees satisfaction. near Deljtnd. 40 acres under an.iuunce m y s e l f a s s lFPTt s H H . R t Y T c S l i K . X T S F p i TTBring your auto troubles to him, cultivation, 20 acres subirrignted, 9 I.IC I.N STtlU CTION . I / ’ r . • o ffice of H h e rlff four-inch flowing wells, large bam , and then forget them,___________ | 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 _____________________ Pi* i uiinty, s u b j e c t to t h e l*1® Primary J u n e . 1921. house, engine house, tools and - * -i„ j o V lN D IH A M O N D S IN M E T E O R - 1 Cult my * Hupe "lnt end s'n * o V 'p u b u l MIRACUJ « « . C f t f W tr ji team. One mile from loading s t n - . l I O n , 0 L llC U , O _______ w . a . t i l i . i h . ln C H I nn ss tt rr uu ce tl il oo nn " ooff 1 H Hucm mllnmile C oo uu nn ty ,, ij cc ee m ee nn tt w oo rr kk ,, .eiidd ee w l aa kks^, b u il d - { . a m . O n e m i l e f r o m l o a . l n g . t n - I I U I 1 , O U . C U , u IT E . o le C t y m w w l I o n s i iE H I K K . V. C. COLLER, Prop. HOUSES WANTED ! MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Elton J Moughton TRUCK FARMS 10 ach*, -5- -tired fn S L lM f thc b" 1first class shape, 5 uncleared, "ear loading station—$4,200 terms. 22 acres on hard road, at loading sta- BUILDING MATERIAL County of t, hi... e Ilnm u - | th. asetc ■ .. I’m }>• he h e ld o n -J u n e , ..Ao r » n ') t h e r t e r m I •<10111 die i l u t l ' S of t h e " tffirU n t m anner ’• conducted It i a t h e C. M. H A N D . for $24,000, half cash. Can be op­ 1.-1111 a e v T i r rCOM n u uMISSION i ’i H iu M '.EHit. LLumber u m b e r aand n d BBuilding u i l d i n g aMaterial. x ate riai. .,,.*..1 „n/ n n t ffarm . r m ,s, anil H D T A „ ,.n ( Foil rCOUNTY erated u,ttu with cSanford snil( I hereby an n o u n ce my c an d id a cy 1 Carter Lumber Company equally good. Record crops; 107 f o r t h e o f f ic e o f C o u n t y C o m m L - 1 N. Laurel b u Rhone 565. At 107 N. Park barrels Irish potatoes, 1200 crates, slo ner from D istrict N um ber T w o, H o u a a of celiryr .000 hampers lettuce, ner, of H o m ln ole C o u n t y , s u l d o c t to t h e {JILL LUMBER CO. Phone 319 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 j S£rvice, ' P r ic a uile Dr. Love, 406 Hr.ll 3luif-.| Y*> Quality a n d J u n e 3. 1931. St. Petersburg, Fla. J O H N JIEIHCH. iPhone 135. I " H. B. Lewis Co. ' Ave. Sanford Novelty Works Small diamonds have been found in a meteorite in Arixona, believed to have fallen in prehistoric times. ] General Shop and M1U Work H E N L A Y S 1,300 E G G S . Contractor and Builder According to poultry books thc world’s record for egg production. 1 is 1,300 eggH from one hen. 517 Commercial Street B y GEORGE M cM ANUS GING U P FATH ER a Schelle Maines LAWYER — Court House - J George A. DeCottea Attorney *at*Law Over Seminole County Sank Sanford, Florida FVed H. Wilsotf ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank BU« t Sa n fo r d -------------- Florida PRINTING The Matthews Preen W .laka lllil*.. SaafarU KU. Phone 417-Lr2 U sarral l i a i k U , a ad Weeks I B *l ry lla d .r (itladla* f k a a . ta laafard, — 31^7: * lO 1 t i E E . - I 'L L N O T D lt> T O R e > H I M • T E L L H IM I W A * 5 »n ; IT V/ORKED ’ H E R E ’t i T H C . . > HATt> C>ACK- * . ... T H A H K *b V E .^ Y M UCH * l I yvY W A H T T O C yO R R O V ' TH EM a c ih N E Y T W EEK *. w ' t h a. l o t o f e ^ M S K E lR ^ ,. Mi W AKE U P Sanford Sign Sh APPROPRIATE LETTERING ■For All CUtesea of W< 107 Nortl Sanford < STEWART The Flowers For AD Jv - Members Florlats Vlitrfry ,u A 2Jr . ■ ‘ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 17, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 17, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd294a8246703848adcd55098a75e5fb.pdf f9668ab75b7281232952b56cd8d3b38a PDF Text Text I I *- % K' THB § i r § ;" xv SIN G L B C O PIES F IV E CEN TS Is Passed fate 59 To 26 Ambassador Woods is His Post the President’s IS' Rejected WASHINGTON, May 19.— '1Short Lived |Conferences By »nt Pail To Off Defeat s h Tn g t o n , 19 — Opponents Bonus Bill rai­ n'd fought''for. a | today as the ire approached [test in the SenISeven Republi)nators, Who had numbered as lof the bill were to the W hite and exhorted ilidge to vote to his veto', erwards Senator )f Pennsylvania, rge of the antii forces declared U U ,1UI1 M UCi UUU* ition certaiin- Sde overtures’to for a week the Irote. Republican Senators ion overriding the prCso bill is in doubt, were honor a t a breakfast today prior to the I«f senate. The senators Vhite House declaring the | had not been changed by tore. IKCTON, May 19.— The ‘ . will take up the aolP*bill veto with the result SANFORD, FLOBJ[lfA, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924. Cooii LEADERS BOTH President Deal Better, R Capitol Toddj Desire of Ambassador Woods at Tokio to relinquish his post is believed by officials hero to bo based wholly upon personal considerations and has no con­ nection with pending immigra­ tion legislation. Was H a rd » S H I N GTON, fft—The Senate overrode CooL veto of the soljnus Bill. The ire now' auto]y becomes a ie house having |a similar action. )te was 59 to 26. I I For Family Heasona. TOKIO, May 19.—Ambassa­ dor Woods in confirming a distch from Washington reportf his resignation, said it was tendered three weeks ago and is due entirely to family reasons. Leaders of Both House and Senate Are Spurred On by * Realization That the Re­ publican National Conven­ tion is Only Three Weeks Off and Want to Speed Up. LODGE’S PLAN OF WORLD TRIBUNAL VERY UNPOPULAR WASHINGTON, May lD .-Spurred on by a realization that if con­ gress udjourn* on the eve of the Republican national convention, on­ ly three weeks of the present ses­ sion remains, leaders in both the htuse und senate are redoubling their efforts to get action on u wide range of legislation. Bonus Hill's Fste. Fato of the soldier's bonus bill will be determined today when the senate will decide whether it should be enacted into law over the pres­ ident's veto. In striking contrast with the lop-sided vote given tho measure in tho house yesterday, leaders agree that the result will be eiose. The Gooding long and short haul bill will be tho unfin­ ished business to be taken up by the senate after the bonus is out t**e w®y» In the house, an effort will be made today to pas sthc Barkley bill to abolish the railroad labor board. Leaders in the Democratic-Repub­ lican insurgent coalition in support of the measure are determined to Insist on a lengthy night session, If necessary, to get final uction. The Republican organization in­ tends to continue its fight against the bill, although its leaders dis­ claim any intention of resuming the filibuster which they conducted two weeks ago. On Tuesday the house finally will ftion. M The ^ N McNary-Haugen a r y . H u bill, ^ which would set up a corporation i to sell surpli l u i i farm products abroad, K Statement Sent to Congress Favors United States Joining Fermineat Court for World Juatice With Ilughea-HardingCoolidge Reservations. WASHINGTON, May 19.—More than 60 organisations which have been active in urging participation in the world court notified congress tonight that they were “thumbs down" on Senator Henry Cabot Lodge's recent proposal for a new tribunal. In a statement prepared for for­ warding to members of the house knd senate tomorrow, a committee representing the organizations said it wanted the United Statee to Join the permanent court for interna­ tional justice, with the HughesHarding-Coolidge reservations. Forming Justice/oJhn H. Clark, representing the League of Nations Non-Partisan Association; Dr. John H. Finley of the Federal Council of Churches; Dr. William H. P. Faunce, of the World Peace Foundation; Miss Ruth Morgan, of the National eLague of Women Voters; Mrs. Raymond Morgan, of the Women's World Court commit­ tee, and James G. McDonald, of the foreign policy committee, signed the statement. “The - introduction by Senator Lodge, Mry 8, of a resolution to create the » -* » » ■ » • a • new i«w world wufm s court," court, uio _i v. h!.MHiirini/ U it.lnc _____ . _ strive to reareh- * manda the prompt adherence by ou unlay. government to the protocol of inter By the end of the week, it ia like­ national Justice on the conditions formulated by Secretary Hughes, ly that the conferees on the tax A vigorously championed by Presi­ bill will be ready to report. qumber of controversial points re­ dent Harding and approved by President Coolidge. Tho hearings main to be adjusted. World Court Issue, on April 30, and May 1, before the The world court issue will come subcommittee of the senate com­ mittee on foreign relations indis­ to the fore Wednesday when the putably prove our people’s support senate foreign relations comnxittco takes up various plans for Ameri­ of the existing court. can participation in such u tribun­ “ We submit that the permanent court of international justice rep­ al. Four definite proposals are al­ before the committee with at resents the logical development of ready least three more in prospect. an essential American movement Threo senatorial investigations under way for a generation. It is built on the foundation of the per­ .—those into alleged Texas land manent court of arbitration, estab­ frauds, former Attorney General lished in 1899 and on the work of Daugherty’s administration and the the two Hague conferences. It la Mayfield election contest—will con­ precisely this for which the United tinue, while the house committee States was contending when the investigating shipping board affairs second Hague conference met in will seek more light on the sale to 1907. The courtis now firmly es- Italians of the steamer Martha ablished. It has begun ita work. Washington. The house committee a month or more ago It has functioned for more than authorised investigate tho aircraft industry two years. Forty-seven peoples of to the world are giving it their cor- rmay ; get , under * * way ' with its inquiry dial support. Whether th e United)duritt* Uu> Wwk‘ States acts or not ,the court will go on.” Three People Misding ' Rttd, Republican, Pennl*ho has taken the leaderIthe administration forces, >y there was a “hopeful that the veto would be sue| Those in charge of the declared careful polls close margin in favor of of the bill into the law. nnistratlon spokesmen “iked the bonus today '■«*r.Muctioir measure. 1nI that President Coolidge ' wred to veto the pendnot bill if the bonus is ISenatur Reed declared “it’s ] U* reduction." The preshu message to congress however, made no flat °« that the bonus bill w*nt tax reduction, but [ °f both parties drew tho ' horn hia plea for econISLAND KURILES, May 19— 1*kiteto tne revenue bill clsar weather ahead, the if the bonus was With three United States army airleft here at 7:36 o’clock Green, of the house lanes londay morning for Hitokappau 'Beans committee, insist- bay, Yetorofu Island. [Ue bonus bill was frame-J The around the world air cruis­ ^bnancial program of the ers had been re-fueled and put in shape Sunday for the jump for HiM Affect Conference. ;r* °f the veto tomorrow tokappu bay. The squadron reach­ “ to have some effect on ed here in a snow storm Saturday * conferee* who take up mornng, After a freezing gale had the main controversal swept them off their course and to , un n'easure. Defeat of the shores of Beering Island to the bill would intensify the north. party provisions, In the The ahr line distance from Kashi»n measure, while it al- wahara bay here to Hitokappu vtd that passage of the boy ia about 600 miles. The Jap­ I ,Jlew °f the possible veto anese destroyer Hamakazc, here 1^ . Ux measure, would to welcome the Americana on be­ .,bn"ff, about an early half of the Japanese government, .!i th® conferees. ■ailed Sunday to take up a position LT. *5®, conferees predict a about half way between the two .°kii. . oonference action ints, with a view to renderng aid bill before the end of the airmen if necessary. *t is considered quite Sunday proved a dismal day. A w i^ P y a * votes wlU be cold wind blew from morning until n V * e *€n*te and house night,-and snow fell intermittently. ” the provcialpne, partk- The work on the airplanes finished, »«nate amendments on *«on tax and publicity the aviators spent the remaining hours retting, reading and playing h/kf“rtis>Republican, Kan- cards. In tine evening they were of the bonua bill. honor gueata aboard the second “«■was prepared to put Japanese destroyer, the TokitsuIJ i y * * vote tomorrow kaze in the bay here. dfbr le' Ti" n was WITHDRAWS MOTION. however, among ul‘ “*• «masura to proPHILADELPHIA. May 19-A V* for a day or so. motion for new trial to determine the sanity of Harry K. Thaw was wn today by the Evelyn Ne*,w recent» Jury. re. Around The World Fliers On Way To H ito k a p p a u Bay ( C Following Explosion HONOLUL, May 19u-Three per­ sons are unaccounted for following a violent explosion in the crater Kiiauca volcano on tho Island of Hawaii it is said, according to ad­ vice reaching here from Hilo. They are Miss Molly U. Thomas, dis­ trict nurse and two unnamed sol­ diers. • The explosion was the innit vio­ lent of currcn; period of activity in tho volcano. Three were seen at the edge of great pit of the cra­ ter immediately before tho explo­ sion. A searching party has been sent out in effort to locate bodies. Governor-General Of Korea Is Fired Upon TOKIO, May 19—Admiral Baron Salto, Governor-General of Korea, was fired upon from the banka of the river Daido near Heijo in northwestern Korea while traveling the street on annual inspection trip it was declared in official advices today. The governor was unhurt. Lausanne Treaty Will Become effective Soon TOKIO, Mav 19—Tho foreign office Informed the Associated Press today that the Lausanne treaty would become effectve w*rhin a week through its ratification by Japan. Officials denied that France had exerted any pressure to prevent the ratification. MARKETS ASSOCIATED PRESS DISFAYCH^S HERRIOT VfESS , BURHANfrSPEAKS TO SENIOR CLASS SUNDAY MORNINT. ENACTMENT 0 OF AL M’NARYHAUGE SMITH P A S S E S BILL IS J J R G E D AW AY SUNDAY ? Analysis of Water From Well Shows It To Be Fine Quality E N U M B ER 41 ,i J — L Fuqua Inaugurated Louisiana Governed -------i t BATON ROUGE. L a, May 19.—Henry L. Fuquf, of Baton , WASHINGTON. May 1 9 - Presi­ A .number of telegrams were sent \ Rouge, was inaugurated goVe^. dent Coolidge will return to hia over to him. nor of Louisiana at noon today, office Monday, having almost re­ By remaining indoors Sunday. succeeding John M. Parker. The covered from the bronchial cold *“ • Coolidge broke a record of oath of office' was administered which Saturday and Sunday kept which he was quite proud, a record by Chief Justice Charlea A. him confined to his room n the ex­ or not having missed attendance at O’Neill of the Louisiana su­ ecutive mansion. church a single Sunday since he The two days of almost complete came to Washington, to be sworn Policies Advocated by Social­ preme court, on the lawn of the state capitol in the* presence of rest have enabled the president to In as vice president in March. 1921. throw off the cold and, except for a Mrs. Coolidge also remained at I ist French Leader Greeted thousands of people. With Derision by Press of alight weakness, he is said to bo home Sunday. fit to return to work. Opposition But Man Who A long list of engagements. Mr. Coolidge spent Sunday as *ome of which were those cancelled Is Likely To Be Premier Saturday when he was compelled Saturday, faces the president Mon­ Maintains Be Is Right. to cancel his engagements, in hta day. One of them, attendance at a Wash­ sebali' game between the Washroom, reading and resting. The baseball' PARIS, May 19.—Statements Quanti?ton Americans and the Quanti-1 second successive day of relative ington i, made by Edouard Herrint, the rudco Marine, for th . beneflt of , h r lc., inaction made him restless, how­ American Olympic funds, probsbly I ever. and late Sunday he sent, a‘ will be cancelled, especially If the I nval in Lyons from the south of messenger over to the executive weather is bad, as Mr. Coolidges’ France regarding the program he intends to follow if he accepts thej Stirring Commencement Sermon offee with an inquiry as to whether a‘,vs°d "gainst Delivered by Pastor of Con­ -• . .1 bexpojing himsiHg until the Inst leadership of the now government there was uny work that he could traces of the bronchial infection is —the suppression of tne measure gregational Church At Miproviding for laws by decree, sec­ lane Theatre. do. A batch of letters, reports and •dissipated. ondary education, the re-estabiish-1 ment of the statq match monopoly Simple yet impressive were the nnd the granting of amnesty—and services at the Miiane Theatre Sun­ derisive echoes in this afternoon’s day morning which marked the more serious opposition papers. opening of the commencement pro­ Policy Criticized. gram of 1924 for . the Sanfofd M. Herriut'a outline of his for­ High School. Fifty-nine members eign policy, “efficacious collabora­ of the senior class, the largest jn tion among the great powers for the history of the school, marched • | the settlement of big problems" into the theatre shortly after 11 Numerous Farm Organizationa U'e» l ast Night of Pneumonia at with the promise to keep within o'clock to the strains of a march Urge Passage of Bill to Save Home of Daughter in Ilrooklyn the bounds of good sense and rea­ played by Mrs. Seth Woodruff. Agriculture From an Following.. IIIIneaa of Sev­ son ,is criticized as ethereal, and The commencement sermon de­ eral Weeks. Impending Ruin. it is considered by reason of his ex­ livered by Rev. Paul C. Burhans, tended vihit to Russin should be pastor of the Congregational NEW YORK, May 19.—Mrs. well informed on that subject, Church, was much enjoyed. Takeh WASHINGTON,May 19-Leadera of a number of national farm or­ Catherine Smith, mother of Gov­ avoided answering the question of from the first chapter of Genesis, ganizations in a letter sent to ernor Smith, who hus been ill for soviet recognition, saying, "Wo the subject was peculiarly appli­ be very reasonable folks.” cable to the occasion and the members of the house and senate Severn! weeks with pneumonin died want to Will Re or Good Faith speuker s treatment of it, proved Sunday urged enactment of the a t 6:20 tonight a t the home of her However, M. Harriot did add: an inspiration to the audience and "We will be of good faith, but wo members of the graduating class. McNary-Haugen farm relief billuto daughter in Brooklyn. Governor Smith was not with his will demand equal good faith from The theatre was packed with save agriculture from impending mother when she died. He was others." pnrents and patrons of the school. ruin.” reached at Absecon, N. J„ by tele­ The man who is likely to be the Following the first musical numThe letter said consideration of phone and left there immediately future premier, therefore, it would l>er (luring which the seniors and any other agriculture aid bill would for Brooklyn. appear, intends to. go slow, never­ members of the high school facul­ be futile. Officiers of the Nation­ Mrs. Smith took a .sudden turn theless, opposition critics are skep­ ty, marched in and took their al Grange, National Live Stock for the worse this afternoon. Ear­ tical because of the vagueness of places in the front rowi of the Producers’ association and of farm lier in the day she had seetned to his utterances of external and in­ auditorium, the doxology was sung Bureau Federations in Iowa, Min* he improving. ternal policy, notably his side step­ by tho congregation. nesota and Indana were among ping the question of whether he Mrs. Smith was born on the Invocation was pronounced by the signers. lower East Side, seventy-two years would demand the repeal of the 20 «v-W. Carpenter, pastor of tho ■go. She spent her girlhood, inar- per cent taxation which caused the irst Methodist Church, which waa g e n ^ b i n ? ’ f CTe ? tied nnd raised her family there. downfall of M. Uoipcare. The only followed by the singing of the ter said, “is to give the farmer* Iler husband. Alfred Emanuel answer to this, M. Harriot voueh- hymn "My Faith Looks Up ta as bi ga dollar for the product ot Smith, died in-1886, -when-thwicov- Fuftil was • "The financial policy Thee." his toil during tho next five years •rnor was u boy of 13, The widow forms part of the foreign policy Dr. E. D. Brownlee, pastor of as the dollar he is forced to nay continued to live in tho neighbor- 'V® wish tu follow, and thu latter the Presbyterian Church, gave the to industry under .the Forney-Mc- tood until 1903 when she crossed ought to bo fixed first.” Leading scripture reading end a duet by ' to J*bor under U* -TTh Germany has the ‘ -“ Flour long, weary months . J * ... ............ fi imths “this tJobn. annual commencement sermon. measure has stood the fire of th e fs“n ,n Public life was a source of Following Rev. Burhans’ addfess, Noncommittal on Cabinet. oppostion before the house and , ffr®"t#at pride to Mrs. Smith. A M. Harriot is still noncommittal the hymn “Take My Life And Let senate committees and during this !'*®P bon“ of «t»uchmont existed B e’ was sung and benediction as to possiblo cabinet selections, It between them. time we have sought to cure every pronounced. because he does not know whether The governor for many years fair and valid objection made Characterising the making of made it u point to visit his mother the socialists' present reluctance to against its various provisions. accept portfolios will be maintained man an God’s greatest deed, the on Sundays when she used to cook "Therefore, wc have a firm con­ un old fashioned dinner for him. He expects to prceldo a t a mid­ speaker traced the progress of civ. viction that the measure as it now The governor hud been a t her week meeting in I’aria as the presi­ ilization showing how man, with stands is legany sound, practical bedside during much of her lust dent of the radicals, at which much the Hid of God-given inspiration and worable. and the advantages which have illness, having gone away for a ground work will be laid. . “In the meantime, let congress nhdrt rest at Absecon, when his The Temps in a pessimistic com­ been placed a t his command, has accomplished wonderful achieve­ and the whole contry understand mother showed strong signs of re­ ment says: that the day pf soft-soaping agri­ turning health. "Ia?d away beyond reasonable ments. Rev. Burhans Impressed the culture is past— that in this hour Mrs. Smith was a devout Cath­ limits by the attitude it took and when the average’ farm er Is strilg- olic and rarelv missed mass a t the tho alliances it contracted in oppo­ members of the graduating class ging for his every -ekieteheti it nearby Church of the Assumption. sition, radicalism approaches the with the opportunities that are be­ would be an insult to offor him n Besides the governor and Mrs. government under conditions ex­ fore them. Likening past deeds mere legislative nostrum that does Glynn she is survived by twelve tremely perilous first for the coun­ and acta as being pictures upon the not honestly and fairly aeek to grandchildren and three great try then for iteslf. Tho negativo walls of human experience, he de­ relieve him of the tremendous han­ grandchildren. Five of the grand­ Ideas are opposed destructive acts." clared that some of them are re­ called with pleasure while others dicap under which he is laboring. children are the sons and daughters are wont to be hid from even the In profound firmness we therefore of the governor. close scrutiny of the inner self. say give us the McNarq-Haogen The opening of the commence­ bill, for agrculture is unable to ac­ Latin Is Eliminated ment season Sunday will be fol­ cept a substitute." lowed by the annual piano recital From Book of Order by the pupids of Mrs. Fannie Mun­ Safety Committee For son tonight a t 8:30 o’clock a t the BAM 'ANTONIO, h hlghrscfcooL^ '■ .. > Thia District H a m vfsfon of the Rook o W an Interview* with*City Man­ Tuesday night will be held the. der remained the principal busi­ ager W. B. Williams, Monday, ho annual Junior-Senior banquet Interesting Meeting ness before the 64th General As­ stated that the test well the city the Woman’s Club and on Wednessembly of tho Presbyterian Church had drilled at the golf links, one day night will be held the class f The regular meeting _ of the today. Elimination of Latin from and one-half miles south of Lake night exercises. Friday night tha nvifle -* * Jacksonville District Safety Com­ the order has been approved by Ada, on French Avenue, is u com­ graduating exercises will be held mittee was held In Sanford Fridav the' assembly which decreed that plete success snd that it will sup­ at the office of Chairman T. J. the languagu of Caesar and Cicero ply a very satisfactory and de- at the Mjlane theatre. Rev. Brown* M will deliver the address fol­ Dumas with uumas witn the me following rouowing commit commit- is Is in iruin truth a ueou dead language and ■irablo water for drinking pur­ }® lowing which tne diplomas will be teenton present: T. L. Dumas, su- should not be employed in church poses. perintendent; L. N. Hansel!, train­ laws. He stated that the city would awarded. is the sermon In part master; H. H. Newman, conductor; continue work with this well on ac­ a» Following delivered by Rev. Burhans: count of the pureness and the good A. Franklin, roadmaster; -K. L. Leader in Rebellion "If a man were a creature of physical properties of the water Gibson, general yard master: E. C. timo only, and ceased to be when obtained. If the well had not been Williams, fireman; L. B. Bragg, Sails for New York in every wdy satisfactory, he said, death snaps heart strings yard foreman; C. J. Wolfe, conduc­ there could be no greater desire it would have been plugged up and ing; W. F. Corley, road master; W. HAVANA, Ms»y~T9.—CoF. Fred­ no further exploitation made. nor higher aim in life for him than F. Shelley, engineer and O. R. erick Laredo Bru, one of the lead­ attainment of the physical and a complete analysis of Estridgo, secretary. e n in the recent Cuban rebellion,, theFollowing mental and advantages of water, it was found that al­ this material social Vlstors: Jno. Adams, Safety Su- and who accepted President Zaras’ existence. though it is not as good as the rviaor, Wilmington, N. C.;j offer of amnesty, sailed for “While we know that man shares Elder Springs water, which is 99.98 orge McGahegin Conductor; J.|W eet toda enroute to New “ Yorlc per with the animal life about him cer­ cent pure, contains a.very small A. Cameron, Yard Matter, J. H. y end Hot Springs, Vu., for a amount of offensive and undesir­ tain characteristics of physical be­ Hatchinson, Engineer, Scheile A. . able ingredients in comparison with ing, we also know that he possesses Mataas, County Judge, -Robt. Holly the present city water. It has less powers and capacities far above Editor of Florida Trucker. than one-third as much mineral and beyond that of all other life. Two Are Beaten By A number of aafety items pre­ Man’s creator provided a world matter as the city water, no sul­ sented by the varfous committee­ Unknown Assailants phates thoroughly adapted to the man und only a small amount of men were reed an d ’disposed of whom ho made. For hit body a chlorides^ during the meeting, the majority generous and fertile earth, for his MIAMI, May 19. — Mrs. George The analysis U as follows: of them being corrected aa recom­ L. Bradley, wife of Assistant mind an unlimited supply of an­ Parts per million swers to tho questions that might mended. Managing Editor of the Miami Total solids ...__ 276 arise as he comes into touch with The matter of advisability of se­ Herald, waa beaten and robbed by Loss on ignition ____ 148 hllfcottoutidings, and for his spirit, curing and distributing to employ* a man last night while jprfng to her Pixcd residue ....----------- ......^..121 fellowship w with his creator and his ccs with automobiles a metal teg car parked near tha Herald build- Lime (CaO) ..................... ...... fallow men.1. ‘ \ , /* ' ring wording "This car stops in*; A t two o’clock this morning Magnesium (MgO) ---------10 * ' M®n planned for a brief all Railroad Crossings" as J. L. I.ee, a night worker In a Iren and aluminum -----03 brought up by director of afety, local garage in the down-town dis­ Sulphates ---- --------------.... trace lift. Every mental and spiritual faculty of hia higher being indi­ together with a pledge card that trict was beaten and robbed by two drvar of car bearing this tag unidentified mhn. Both victim* X fim H y '('w W m V th y r,'" '' ' ,'-’ <6n cates continued existence. Some of these powers fail to would stop a t all n il road cross­ required medical attention'. orange) ........... _.|8J| gather'completeness in this lift ing*. An ord«r was placed for the Soap hurdnesa------------145 and must have ages of eexrcise and Hold Inquest over man TO BLECT FIVE BISHOPS nourishment to round out int ana cants to w distributed. faction. , Hence man Excellent ,talks were made on Found dead in Orlando SPRINGFIELD, May 1»-R e- This world is only safety as it at * ‘ consdering the previoqa action the where men is f public I ORLANDO. May 19. — A cor- Methodist Epscopal church confer­ pared for fellowship J. Holl_ r ifill conduct an inquest ence voted today tp elect three new ita and qualified * Joyed and a over the body of a man Bishops instead of five. harmonious worl in the ages to com*. CHIRP JUSTICE DIRS "The Wont f “ RALEIGH, May If a living aouL' H un-: $71,M ' Recommendation Of Special Committee Is Accepted And Of­ fer Will Be Made T o lls Offer To Hold Good' For Fifteen Days And Is For Cash At a special meeting of the City Commission held thin morning at 11:30 o'clock call­ ed for the purpose of consid­ ering further negotiations for the waterworks plant and system now owned and oper­ ated by the Southern Utilities. Company, that body accepted the report and recommenda­ tion of the special waterworks committee of the Chamber of Commerce which in substance was to make an offer of |71,000 for the present plant "as is." The commission accepted the en­ tire recommendation which was to the effect that the above offer is to be made for cash and that if ac­ cepted the city to take it over im­ mediately. The recommendation further provides that the Southern Utilities Company is to give on answer to the offor within-16 days. Under the terms of the offer the Southern Utilities Company h *to provide electric power for the wa­ ter works plant for 4 cents per kilo­ watt or less until the c|tyV Uvi nouse fa In operation. The motion waa offered by Commissioner Chnac and atco ’.Commissi Marshall and aystem, «nd' therefore' against the recommendation. It was autad that tho . would be made today through commission to the officials of Southern Utilities Company UntI^of^tei^An3I?mdUW__ , present plant to construct the new municipal system sccoiding to the plana and spaciflcations of Comsuiting Engineer Josaph E. C* * Mr. Craig waa preaent at meeting this morning and also 1__ oral citizens, who were member of the Chamber of Commerce com mittee. Other citizens were also present, most of whom expressed themselves as favoring tho com­ mission’s action. Chairman II. R. Stevens of the committee was at* sent, being out of the city, it was annou need, and the committee’s re­ irt was read by City Clerk L. hilips. it developed during the t tinning of Mr. Craig that th« of 871,000 for the plant and not fre. hot ineaa st____ int it ks worth while. Considering the easy adjo___ of/the matter and closing of company's franchise with the < the elimination of competition acquisition of full control tnu ately of the plant; are said to been reasona why the conn deemed it wise to accept tl-, .. ommendatlon of tha committee offer to the Southern UtUtltie $71,000 for la plant. While there is no indication the company will do in tho offer, aome of those p the meeting ventured the tion that it would bo acceped. ere somewhat skeptical, were o f I opinion that it would be r«I However, it Is stated that in of the fact that the city can iy use but approximately the present equipment, offer ia very reasonable Mayor Lake’s opposition to preposition was because, by Ul over the system a t tha ~ named it would necesaaril that the approximately . which waa to bo saved on \ P**«t because of low bid bo used in the purchase pr„ cording to mayor Lake, hoped ^te use this, ttevcftTbe E i i ’Ir W „ * Mr. Craig, the the ■nraMiffs d»y> * V. . T Feeling a Great s to His-Desk at Bowing 2 Day Rest | | F * S S : iv forth and Tuesdays |/{Mmpcr4$uriJ ' changed. ' • ' • • • . „‘iv . -:r 1• '•■; 1• __ �Ill I CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS H. Edwards P a sse s, Celery Shipments Away Friday Morning the j- lt 8 A N r o n 9 't t M M f f t :a tM tM M M ;,itK y i f , - m m .— -* « __ n —■>' I ’T - ■■■■.■■ IM......................... Shipments for May lf>th. Chicago ........ *__ ..______— Atlanta .............. ..................... Whycroaa ........................... -Totomas.Yardi —__ _____ •'ScFaufkflk^j,_*.: —A........... Florence .............. .................... -*-k—-jCr ' REPORTS SHOW RISING TIDE IN BEHALF M’ADOO flM . Io l times. AN IN V ITA TIO N *- i What i* the bent inL vitation you can H.r~' imagine? Undoubtedly the in­ viting atmosphere of a cozv room, one ju it like home, or as nearly like It nr pocqible. I lo li T 1 . >1 1 I 1) . i v - i WILL NAME I’RINCII'ALS SOON MIAMI. May 17.—C. M. Fisher. "“Jwnntewleiil of Dado county »£i 1,1 *' nn*u,unccs that beginning , V 1*!,'™"1* nwn*tatf »f principal* • J"1-’ different schools in this city ,hr rnunt>* will he made nt the --- ---- vi iir: x' JIIl y MTID’II Nurd, a cti 'litni thnt wbi observed " ‘o three or four years ago. All . ..r t<ocher* were limned nt the . M a y meeting, when jt was decided 1to abolish kindergartens und spec­ ial iiistruetorH in music, urt and penman-hip ut public expense next season attendance is in­ . creasingbecause more rapidly than Is tho revenue. . r e c r e a t io n p r o g r a m . Every stranger in a strange city ia looktag for juxt auch a room, and it la very easily found If the neeker goes about it in the right way: TAMPA, May 17.—A recreation program has been adopted for this i, - „ -........ « .......... m*uur‘£ rcu" on committee, which embodies recommendations to be presented to thu city commission The furnished room* of Herald Want Ads are the most invit­ ing to be had. iem. , \ lent V i v e program for per­ manent activities is under conrid?rntion. It would include play­ ground games, story telling, ath­ letic leagues for older boys * ami girls and business men nnd women, udult recreation, neighborhood recreatlon programs, community fes­ tival* and celebrations. To reach all the people (Tectively— leave your Want Ad at The Herald Of­ fice. Phone us to •end for It or phone C r . ' m , n t ‘ nl P H O N E 118 >Wi • |< a'limfil * . - . *• v.?. • 1 ■' Man:s».-.You shouldn’t be i " * . » are always ,r * *• < Ml .------------- , Ho k TOKIO. May 17.—The depart­ ment of the Imperial Household Is reported to have derided that tho emperor will not nttend the state banquet in Tokio May 25 in cele­ bration of the wedding of the prince regent. Tho emperor’s mental con­ dition is given as the reason for the decision. A recent household rcpartment bulletin said thut hit majesty’s mental condition had be­ come worse during the ln-t 1» months? his powers of speech nnd memory having perceptibly ctcclined. FORT M YERH,*May 17.—Walter th Sheppard, a stockholder und di­ rector of the Fort Myers Press, will become business manager of thut paper uAon the retirement of Morton M. Milford, who will take his duties aas editor-in-chief of uupl* bis the 1,10 Miami Dnily Dnil News-Metropolis within the next few days, George K- Hosmer will continue us general manager of Tho Press, it Is an­ nounced. • W ELL-TIMED Mr. Milford plans to return to Fort Myers for n few days on busine.-is lute this month ami preb- i Doctor—You are nil right. Your­ ublv will remain here to cu*t his ; pulse in us regular u* cluck-work. Pnticnl—You have hold of my ballot in the primary Juno 3. | wrist-watch.—Karikaturcn (Christinnin). LOT GIVEN TO LEGION GAINESVILLE, Muy 17.—City council, by unanimous vote, ha* derided to deed to the local post of the American Legion, the property where the old tabernacle that was burned Saturday night stood. L. C. Lynch, appearing before council f«u the legion, told that body, that if the property were turned over *to the “ world war 'V eterans they would begin plans immediately for the erection of a building to cost approximately $7,000. one of t f. )•!» I ft S <4 .F\/f Vhi trjt THE OPPORTUNITY IS NOW BEFORE YOU AT ’ • * i w ♦ iir r.s.n J5f» *• ti e .• a .. ■ Nt • -t'++++*>+-tri + >++<-:**+.t • ...........i- . ■« : ••:••:••:••><•**++ +*+ **++ +++ *+*. IN TH EHEART OF EAST ORANGE ^ I • \'y • ' «l , f i THE DOUBTING THOMASES-NO MORE The day o f doubt for its future has passed, in Orang'e County. Its fertile soils, its superb clim ate, its relative and accessible position to the m arkets o f the world, from a transportation standpoint—all *>f these have establish­ ed lastin g values wherever han>surfaced highw ays have been built. .! * *’ .• •, • • •. , BITHLO is destined to be the metropolis o f East O range, theviast extensive portion df> the bounty to be opened up by standard roads. s YOU ARE INVITED—i f interested—to join us on a i ound trip to the town, without expense to yourself. I " Our lots and lands are now selling at prices where the sm allest wage-earner or investor is enabled to buy. If you arc moving, or want to store your goods for a lime, call a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. They are in the business for the business. Call 498. NOTHING LIKE IT QN EARTH a * ^ • Study the big men o f your own home town, wherever it may be. Undoubtedly you will find, on th e whole, th a t-------seven out o f ten o f them made their m oney in real estate —not buying* however^ after others had f orced.pHc6s to - ^rrgh te vels,' Imt b y takirrg*tmW ’ahead o f great'd e v e lo ^ m ent prpjects, such .as are being initiated in Eastern Orange County by reason o f the new system o f hard­ surfaced highw ays being finished into that virgin com­ m unity. Come in and let us tell you o f the many other ad­ van tages the homeseeker and investbr will have ih Bithlo IF he buys before the developments that naturally m ust follow have mateValized. j/ The new treatment for torn flesh1 • Wounds, sores or lacerations cuts, that Is doing such wonderful work in flesh healing Is tho Borozone liquid, und powder combination I’ROI'ERTY SELLS FOR $180,000 treatment. The liquid Borozone is a powerful antiseptic that purifies JACKSONVILLE. May 17. — the wound of all poisons and infec­ The obi homestead site of the Rivas tious germs, while tho Borozone family, locatud at the corner of powder Is the great healer. There is Adams and Hogan streets, pur- nothing like it on enrth for sp—>d, clmetnl sixty yearn ago for $40d Milty and efficiency. Price (liq­ bu« been sold for $180,000. The uid )20c, COc and $1.20. Powder lot I. 106 feet deep on the Hogan 30c anil 60c. Sold by Union Phar•trert side and 87 feet wide,Son Imps df » ' •i T ,A'U V :r- ; They Will R BECOMES BUSINESS • MANAGER . . ' • i ■!. Iw t i v.. . . . . . S BRITISH AIRMAN AT CALCL’TTA. ... -------SHANGHAI! May Ilk—Stuart Maclaren, British nirmnn. attempttag a world flight, arrived today at Calcutta from Allahabad, accordtag t® • ditpatch received here. . I■ O LD POLITICAL 'BtIGABOOS WILL TO. BOY BE BURIED SOON PLANT $71,000.00 "Tnmmany Hall" and "Wall fit.” to! Continued from rage 1. Bo Buried in Madison Square | city’s acquisition of the pat and 5 Carden; Were for Years j electric liphl plants the ncceaaary 2 Dominant Factions. ! steps he taken to • :vont delay In 2 -------- . | acquiring them. - . ,L r rrMNW. .YORK* stated a t this point, n n National V n H n i t n l Democratic I l a n t i u i r n f i r * fConven­ ' r\n t'n ri-T a I__a t k , ... i___ ____ ______ a _________ T • iflic that the city has nothing to fear 1 tion shall have named its presiden­ in this connection as it has a legal tial ticket in Madison Square Gar­ right to operate its own plant t Total............. .....12 den and adjourned, observers pre­ which will in no way disturb the diet it also will have buried two rights of the Southern Utilities political Imgnhnos that have kept Company. national political conventions from Objection to connecting any por­ New York for 50 years. tion of the old system with ,(Ke They nre “Tnmmany Hall” nnd new one was voiced by City Engi­ “ Wall Street.” “ What!" ran the neer, Fred T. Williams. His opin­ old fears, “ hold a national conven­ ion was that the soft water which tion where our delegates would b? would be used by the city, when exposed to the sinister wiles of run through the sulphur corroded (Continued from page 1.) while Pinellas, Manatee and Sara­ Tammany? Invito them to ont**- pipes would prove anything but sphere of the influence of Wall satisfactory. sota arc in tho right column. Hilln- the Street? Never; any place but Mayor Lake also expressed an borough is overwhelmingly . Mc- New York." objection to further negotiations A CORRECTION Adoo and Lee county is swinging Those who went from this city ivllh the Southern Utilities Com­ i t u n i u i i K i u i i to i n bid u n i for m i u i u tconu n 'v iiv • iv uone n t j uoffer illT pany ibelieving that uthe tho Through inadvcrtance the name into line. The east coast is for to Washington vention this year met nnd, to their made and declined was sufficient. of C: F. Harrison, of Geneva, can­ McAdoo beyond question. didate for county school board from "DcSoto, Okeechobee and Glades surprise, overenme those objections. He stated further that the actions that district, was omitted from tho counties, of course, are progressive Now Tammany and Wall Street of the officials of the Company had official list published in Friday's and therefore for McAdoo. In Du­ feel it their duty to demonstrate been contemptuous throughout, issuo of The Herald. val county it appears to be a ques­ to expected visitors thnt they nev­ nnd that at no time had they sub­ tion of how large the majority will er were as had -ns they were mitted n counter propostion. He painted. was further opposed to paying tho be. MUNICIPAL COURT “Unless all signs fail Mr. Mc­ Tammany points to her pictur­ Utilities Company for something *M. M. Smith charged with speed Adoo should capture Florida’s pri­ esque and patriotic origin, admits of doubtful value. ing.was fined fo and costs; Mrs. mary vote by a comfortable mar­ she sowed a few wild oats in the President Higgins of the Cham­ A. M. Clemmona charged with reck­ gin. It would not surprise me if “ Boss Tweed" days of the last ber of Commerce recommended less driving, was unable to appear the state goes two to one for this century, and claims she now has against further overtures being and case was continued; Charleston great outstanding American.” become a sedato nnd law-ubiding made by the Commissioners in the Junior and George Robinson, both “A wire from Leesburg Saturday political and welfurc organiza­ premises, stating that concerted ef­ charged with reckless driving, morning contained the following tion. fort nt un opportune time has been were continued; J. G. Michael, message: heretofore made to acquire the w a­ The name, "Tnmnncnd" (the charged with cutting corners, fail­ “ ‘Monster mass meeting held nt and the ritual were taken terworks plnnt of the Southern ed to appear and his bond of $5 Tavares, the county scat of Lake nirublc), from tho Delaware Indians by n Utilities Company at a fair valua­ was estreated; John Jeff, speeding, Friday night- It was county-wide group of Whigs who, in 178!*, or­ tion and thnt the Southern Utili.failed to appear and his $25 bond in nature lind went unanimously ganized for social nnd charitable tics Company had refused to s e ri-1 waa estreated; Andrew Lloyd, and enthusiastically for McAdoo. work, to light for state as ously consider any of the several charged with speeding, did not ap­ Dr. Hannum, Attorney Hunter. opposed to fcdcralis:.!, nndrights propositions submitted to them by to coun­ pear and case was continued; Frnnk Circuit Court Clerk ‘Smythe nnd teract the revolutionary war offi­ the City Commissioners. Carr and Willie Williams, charged Prof. Carpenter, of Mnntverde cers’ order of the “Society of the The purchase of tho present with fighting received fines of ?:1 School were in charge. Dr. Mc­ Cincinnati," which -..as headed by plant, it was brought out a t the and costs each; cases ngainst Wil- Kenzie, state chairman, also was meeting, necessitate the re­ George Washington. Though.they lio Mac Durham charged with as­ a speaker. The court house was sometimes were railed " S o n s of St. vision of would Mr. Craig’s original , sault, and Hattlo Perry churged crowded nnd the meeting resembled Tammany" or "The Columbian Or­ plans. Doubt was expressed by with disorderly conduct, were con- an olcl-lashioned revival Every der,” they nlw.iys designated their some ns to whether the amount nu- ' tinned. precinct was represented nnd Mc­ headquarters ns wigwams and thorized in the bond Issue for wa­ Adoo clubs were formed for each. their members n.A grand sachems, terworks would be sufficient to CARD OF THANKS Not one Underwood supporter war sagamores, winskinskics and us complete the system in its entire­ in evidence. Lake county will qo ty, although it was stated that Mr. .We wish to express our sincere three or four to one for’ McAdoo. braves. Gradually the organization at­ Craig had advised that it could be appreciation to our many friends The county is thoroughly organ­ tained political |H>wer. Thun, in done. ’for their many acts of kindness ized.’ ” The discussion closed with a mo1842, began the series of gang de­ shown to us during our recent be­ Oregon For McAdoo lion made by Mr. Higgins that the monstrations iwhich, culminating reavement. :■ . PORTLAND, May 17—Coolidgo in 1870 In exposure of the huge committee rerommend to the Citv MRS. G. H. EDWARDS apparently is endorced for the Re­ graft Commissioners that thev proceed ring of tho Grand Sachem, AND FAMILY. publican nomination of president. William Mnrcy Tweed, welded to at once with the construction of the In yesterday’s Oregon state pri­ new waterworks plant nnd if be­ SEALS MOVE NORTHWARD mary, 597 of the state's 1,703 pre- Tammany the stigma, “corrupt." Two generations have entered fore the construction preceded too cints reported 31,300 votes for him CORDOVA, Alaskn, May 17. — early today naginst 8,881 for dele­ the game of politics since then. far, the Commissioners received an Seal herds have started to move gates pledged to the candidacy of Tammany clnims to have kept pace acceptance from the Southern Uti­ north earlier this, year than usual, Hiram Johnson. McAdoo was un­ with the purification process the lities Company of n new proposi­ according to captains of vessels opposed for tho state’s preferen­ game has undergone. She still has tion submitted covering a fnir “go­ plying the North Pacific ocean. tial choice for Democratic nomina­ her thousands of members, her ing value" of the plant within the ' Large bands have been noticed off tion. 13 tepees and her big wigwam on figures recommended by tho Etigi- { L.\ Cape Blanco, Cal. The Coast Fourteenth Street, tho one dedi­ neer, that snmc be considered. The •Guard cutter Snohomish has re­ cated during the Inst national pur- following amendment to the mo­ ceived orders to patrol the seal New Chapter Written ty convention here in 18f»8. She tion was mnde (by Georgo W. herds to Dixon Entrance. helps the destitute, and plays Knight nnd accepted, that this In Aviation History still politics-________ “ _________ _ committed recommends the—City FEWER MEN TEACHERS Commissioners making an offer of Wall Street holds that she, too. I PAUAMASHIKU ISLAND. KL‘- has been maligned by tradition. $71,000 to the Southern Utilities 17.-— RfLKS ASSD.. May 17.—A new SAN FRANCISCO, will show them, first of nil, Company for the waterworks plant teaching as a profession ior men *•*•“»*»«;• nr uviuuun maiory was She payable m in cash, the city = that “Wall Street’’ as generally "As *'• Is," ,0* i'«/«uic tu; - in CaUfonua-U.oiv-lhtt-'wane, jedjr-*f^Utl!lVbo‘tay-‘«lMm lln> threij l)< H. a .............................. fita a*‘nttsnamen “tfhrt >--tag. fKPwAbo vnrtdtascntv at ii®uteajat<K*ttTOipting to en - NTTOjUfiettnrHr I" Just a short, that, the Southern Utilities Com­ ,hnt thu A n th em m i •#Iate teachers’ college "here. The circle the world by air descended in agree!] to furnish power for college has 633 women and two U’®ir planes to the waters of bleak crooked lane flanked by ordinary pany the plant for four cents per KW Lukiru»» structure*, n lane-with the men. Members or Ihe TacuRy~atr*Ka*i” w»hnrH bay her* shortlyTieT hour until the city’s power house East River nt one end and historic tribute the dearth of mole teach- ^‘Jr^^..,!?00”., “ Der “ . perilous dash Trinity Church at the other, where is in operation. This otfer to be •rs to the Increasing opportunities of 878 miles through Arctic winds the pioneers of American commerce nccepted by the Southern Utilities for profitable v;ork that carries men and snowstorm* from Attu Island bung out their shingles, and where Company within 15 days and the ill Aleutians. Thus to America outdoors. committee further recommends goo* the honor of being the first their soni? carry on. that if the Southern Utilities Com­ She will demonstrate to the vis­ nation to succeed in a flight aero* . FAST TRACK AT DERBY the Pacific. itors that big flnunbe isn’t centered pany fails to accept the offer of the in IVall Street, that all lower Man­ City Commissioners within thia .'LOUISVILLE, May 17.—A very hattan, nil New York, in fact, is time limit mnde by the City ComEARTHQUAKE COOLS BAY fast track, if it does not rain, in the home of big finance. And she misSoners, nil further negotiations respect for the running of the TOKIO, May 17.—Water in the will seek to show thnt this city j* in regard to the waterworks will entucky derby at Churchill Downs ds afternoon, officials of the Ken­ I>ny of Tokio I* colder this year merely the reservoir for the mighty be discontinued. Before the meeting ndjourned, tucky Jockey Club nnnounccd to­ than last, according to observa­ streams of American capital, rnthtions of the Mnrine Products in­ i r than a web set to catch and hold Mayor ta k e urged thnt full public­ day. ity he given this setion, and ulso titu le , tho earthquake of last Sep­ the dollars of the nation. FLIGHT AROUND AUSTRALIA tember living hlain.'d for a m a r k e d Managers of tile convention, us the special meeting of the Com­ drop in the temporuturc. The well as local iinuncicrs, intend to missioners which will be held next MELBOURNE, May 17.—Wing- lower temperature of water along let each delegate r.co for himself so Monday at 11 A. M. when nil citi­ Commander Goble and Plying Ofll* the coasts near Tokio is expected •.hat he may return to his native zens are invited to be present and car McIntyre have started to cir­ to handicap, such Industries ns In ilh nnd lay low the "Wicked express their opinion hefore It is brought to the Anal vote of that : cumnavigate Australia. They will fishing for shell fish and gathering Wall Street" fantasy. bodv. seaweeds for which workers n r e by way of Sydney, Brisbane. The New York Stock Exchange, Those on tho Committeefprrscnt ursday Island and Darwin, con- obliged to spend hours standing in ’.h*) Consolidated, and the New last night’s meeting were H. R. tlnuing around the coast to Mel­ tho water. Vmk Curb Market, the nation'* at Stevens, ehnirman, S. O. Shinholbourne, a distance of 9,000 miles. thico greatest security murkets, SAILS I,lot),ODD MILES wil! join the 12 biggest commodity sor, George \V. Knight, Fred T. , NAyy LAND B i n , j ;trailing .o.'gefdz.'irlonn.MOO' of the I'v BR’Lh'ANT. m M ayrt f : - .1fr£' WiL rnuntry’n biggest hanks, and most ficio.lams, Edward Hlggjns, ex ' of­ jliam Reed, the wife of u sen cap­ WASHINGTON, Mny 16.-8111 of the noted hrnki rage houses, in •uttarixJng the navy to accept tain. i.. believed to be the world's throwing open their doors to conmost travailed wom/tn. She has,n ventin Visitors. •• EMPEROR’S HEALTH FAILS 0 . II, Edwards, ngc 6-1, passed •way nt his home on Pace’s Lnne shortly after 7 o’clock Pri«lny morning fallowing an tllncsa..juXnearly three years. Death wiistfuc to cancer. ■ * . Funeral services were held yes­ terday afternoon from the homo and were in charge of Rev. Paul B. Burhans, pastor of the Congre­ gational Church. , Burial took place in Lnkeview Cemetery. Mr. Edwards leaves besides his wife, two sons, R. C. Edwards, and Bernhard Edwards, and three daughters, Mrs. M. Hanson, Mar caret and Henrietta Edwards, all of this city. " ez Hotel JT*A •• �J -■VV YrK‘.i« L1 ; i ii.H . - ' i i’» ' < >' .U t '.Mi: M • ':U I * rw; .t i . T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924. -3 > OTIt'B TO C K E lllT a n x . Will Save $360,Yearly ' ' 1' 5UB-C0MMTFTEES American farm er St.Lawrence for Ocean-Going ENTERTAIN \ B y Deepening Commission under Hoover Named to Study Project VISITORS Stata le s nf Iks Stale. «f .F lo r id a .. § N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e '1 u n d e r a U n e d . h a s b e e n . d j i l r . a p p o i n t -> e d a n d u uaH fied a s e x e c u t r i x o f t h e e s t a t e o f J e n n i e 8 . W a sh b u rn ", deceased. All h e i r s , c r e d i t o r s a n d n il 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 dem and s a g a in s t said e s ta te a re h e r e b y n o ti f i e d t o p r e s e n t t h e s a m e to me w ith in tw o y e a r s fro m th e d a t e h ereo f, o r t h e y w i l l bo f o r e v e r b a r r e d by la w . All p e r s o n s I n d e b t e d t o s a i d e s t a t e a re req u ired to com e fo rw a rd a n d m a k e se ttle m e n t w ith o u t d elay . ! 7_ _ „ , "l H anford. K b w ld a. A P ^ T t h . 1„ L | 1° W — C O m p l ^ N litlre Is h e r e b y R iven t h a t H .H. Itum ly. p u r c h a s e r o r . T a x C e r t i f i c a t e Vo 1215. d a t e d t h e 5t h d a y o t J u n e . A P-. 1S9». h a s filed nald c e r t i f i c a t e In m y r,ftIce, a n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a ­ tion f a r t a x d e e d t o I s s u e In a c ­ c o rd a n c e W ith la w . P a id c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s th o f o l l o w i n g d escribed p r o p e r ty s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e c o u n lv F lo r id a , to - tv I t ; Beg- S W . c o r. >’f S W H o f N K H . Sec. 8. T w p . 81 m . R a n g e 13 F a s t , r u n B. 10 ch.. V. 11*? chs.; S. 55 d e g r e e s , W , 18. 2« r b s ., S . , G.’i ch s.— ItV- a c r e s . The V'uflTHnrnd h e l n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e of tile I s s u a n c e of s u c h c e r t i ­ 1. 7. H . 21- 28- 5 - 6 - 12- 13- ; 6- 8tc ficate In t h e m i m e o f A. B. W o o d . C n le s s s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l h e re d eem e d a c c o r d i n g t o l a w t a x d e e d an t h e 31 ft d a y . o f a til Is su e t h e r e o n on J u n e . A. tV. 1321. W i t n e s s nty o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e tend s l n l t h i s t b s 2« t h d a y o f A p r il . A. I X --.Fifty-Four Committees Will S h o w Delegate* to National Demo­ cratic Convention What New „.Xor|Lrla.U k a.------- | I f 5L LATDrervcc lv^iJbcrwjyM k b B w W Neat little Heights, on NEW YORK, May 19.-Tho citi1 1 B v fb )o to W p o o l 3 5 9 +K L 31 xer.s' .non-portizan committee,' i l . L&UJreivce Sm ithy Barber Shop street, baa shouldered the respond •■ K it :e r -H o Improvement _ l for .entertaining delegates for better barber w o r k f and vfaitorc to the Democratic NnIK. 1921. tional Convention, has decided to —nefct Valdez Hotel. (SE A L) E . A. tlOlTnl-AHiJ. ‘-V .' Liverpool^; experiment with the theory that C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u f t , a stranger likes to “learn the k.. T l S e m i n o le C o u n t y ; F l o r i d a . ■^ropas” from one of hU own kind. pMorvtr By A. M. W e e k s . D. C. Stanley J. Quinn, directing vice| - 2S- 3- 5- l 3 - 2fl-€- 2. *'chairman of the committee, has f>< taken charge of the experiment, FABRIC . '* and tins’named 61 sub-committees .10x3 ...:.......................... $7.00; Eclipse '"W h elp him put it to the test. D a lu tK v ia . Xexo^fark to T-iverpool [ B u ^ J o ^ 10x3 1-2 ........................ $7.95,' v ' “Wo are not going to attempt Lawn Mowers much mnss entertainment," said . i CORDS N e*Y orL % P Mr. Quinn. “We believe smaller -A Ball Hardware Co. 30x1 1-2 .................... $10.50 / ... t o Liverpool 4 0 ) 7 W ile s : Pajrb parties, whether gotten up for 32x4 :............................ $18.50 INCORPORAT ' fight-seeing, theatricals, banquets O PHONE 8 lN je c c to o a y r or just plain convlvinlity are much ALL GUARANTEED Rooms 515-iy more enjoyed by the visitor nnd far First Nat’l Bk | less fatiguing. ... . "Furthermore, the average vis­ Freedom from N erve P re s s u r e Hanford itor to New York doesn't sec the . M eans F r e e d o m f r o m D is e a s e . 105 Palmetto Ave. most interesting things. .He wears Hpfnal A n a l y s e s Free. 1113 Sanford Avc. ‘ himself out looking for tho night life, or does a lot of misguided I)R. W. A. BR UN E ~ ditseeing. He doesn’t learn a ( i m t o p i t a <t o u ng about the most interesting uue of New York life, that is, P alm er Lrnduntr WWWW iflA fW W j V, w tho New Yorker lives, works Office H o u r s ; 'and amuses himself.” 9-12 A. M.; 8-5 I*. M. M• Thus the 61 sub-committees. 7 In .8 E venings, except S atu rd ays "E ach one Is made up of natives of Booms 301-4 '1 a state or territory who have come F i r s t N at. B k . B ld g .. S a n f o r d . to New York and made good. And I each will work with the various ’’ ttate societies of “native aons" and the regional clubs, such as ‘ the “Rocky Mountain Club." ■ Each sub-committee or group will be host to delegates, alter­ nates and accredited visitors from Hi Ua state or section. It will pro­ vide automobile transportation, sec that the strangers get at least one Map Showing Saving in Mileage bjr Adoption of St. Lawrence Route to Liverpool. home-cooked meal a day, mako cer­ tain they are properly housed; act aa their theatre guides; direct them Freight rate saving will be immeasurably greater because trans-shipments by rail with costly relcaJin^ dS showi to the best of the white-light dnnee above will be eliminated. Ocean draft ships will have free passage from the Great Lakes to the 1 and dine clubs on Broadway; take Atlantic. Inset is Herbert Hoover, chairman of the new commission. them on suburban and seasido (f it were possible to make trips; act as their mentors in visits Will Speak from the lean, who can ship direct by water. r resident Cool Id go has named nfllrmatlve. then I wish tho Com­ ernments concerned to the polnl o’. any better bread or pastry to the a rt centers, in fact, ns Mr. It la possible for the mission to consider the formulation definite ncgotta'.lomt and It how Bank corner, Quinn said, "make it easy to do VOm* St. Lawrcnco Co mm Iasi on of Furthermore, Argentine farmer to ship 8,000 of ouch projects as might be sub­ looks a* If his efforts arc to l>r than is turned out by this es­ , ’ toe things all visitors would like tbo United States to study, under miles by water to New York nl a mitted for International agreement with oucceas. In Ihis. nr tablishment you can feel quite IW ^ to do." tho chairmanship of Herbert Hoov­ cheaper trial cost than tho com­ on construction, finance and ad­ rewarded “For there's no use In bringing er, Secretary of Commerce a bined rail and wator rite from tho ministration—all of which of In the business cycle ntudics of tin satisfied in your own mind | 200,000 people to New York unless project which, according to Its Ureut T^Utea territory to tho auno coursa must be of a preliminary national conference oti uneiiiptoy- j menu tho struggle for the Colorado tve make them glad they came," proponents, will benctU the Amer­ American port,» nature o h a basis for formal nego­ Itlver Irrigation plan, tho slmpllil- that we would be making a 1 .1. Mr. Quinn explained “That ___ was . ican farmer to the Mora ot approsRvo cunts a bushel raved on tiations with the Canadian Govern­ ration program for manufacturers ■tho ideaIPback invitation to Jw atdy 1300,000,000 a year. The wheat P L of U our __________ shipments to Now England, and obviously subject to tho festered by the Department of better article. This, however, | the Democratic party to hold its ambitious goal Is a deepening of New York and Europe; cheap ment. view* of Congress. Cummcrco nnd tho Inauguration of is a human impossibility. We convention hero; to demonstrate U»« at. Lc.wre.nco river, with elim­ shipment of phosphate* to the mld“Tho project of opening tho superpower eo-oporatton In the th a t New York wasn't so big us to ination of 40 lochs and Improvo- wosliirn farmer, and n general pull­ Great lakes to ocean ships, East, Secretary llp/iver has been imke a perfect bread and per­ be blase, uninteresting or altoge­ sntnt of tho remaining 73, making ing together commercially ot the and development of thegoing great pow­ moved by tho belief that ail Amer­ fect pastry. th er sufficient unto himself; that possible easy poasagu from * the Great Lakes territory and tho At­ er resources of the Rt. Iawrenco It really is a metropolis of home Ort.it la k e s to tho Atlantia for lantic seaboard arc expected from Iliver, on behalf of both tho Can­ ica needs to assure permanent prosperity Is wise use of her gnul folks." fehjps with 34 foot draft. tho proposed Improvement. adian an<l American people, ha* resources! and economic eppe.-tuuj n fiiM There will be, of course, a few Tt will l>« seen from tho map President Coolldge raid In h'n a hope long treasured by By. Buus entertainments. Mayor Hy- sfbovo that Duluth and Buffalo arc letter ot Instruction to Bccrv'ary been many millions of our prop)* nnd The 8L iJtwrcnco Co-nn.lsslon of __ and hia convention committee TIOOOP IS m t i a ( 6 L iverpool Hoover: It Is In the u.aire that this matter, tho United fUatcs Includes among .'Will be hosts to all Qte 2,000 dele- through ths tit. Lowronco route “It Is my desire that tho Com­ If It Ir jonnd and practicable, Ua member^: James Jt. Howard, ites and alternates’*^ a hpr^aet than by tha-partly omerlon,1 hajil mission zbeuld thoroughly con­ ^ ^ - *i* -vii*. «. »4>‘ 1#* be brought one step nearer formerly? president of tho American 0'nightbefore the convention for- to Nbw York. . Costly roll rates sider (he woolo project In Its econ- ’-consummation that I am asking Farm A f W l DA A V W V I V W lf lA A V U lA w A fl/W V W U 'A Bureau Federation, James ' (.nuliy opens, The Merchants’ As- from Buffalo to New York, plus lh . C.uaUrtcU., Utol‘h'-r»•*».,.fs.rrJtt'* 4^ . < $50 PER I TIRES F.P. f ITS PERELCT Catts CANDIDATE FOR GOVERN! Seminole Tuesda 10 A. M. ROUTH BAKERY PUBLIC CORDIALLY IN I S — ’’When the big business vontion is finished ' The New York ........................... ----------- --- -------------- ------ ” ' • siwwvui o pm 1 . iiufl B tinu'U UI1* has plans for a midnight festival compiiroU with tho 3miCn s q iu m K tUU judgtmcnt should bo In thoi remlttlngly to bring tho two gov­ Tlduualui A^noiullao. ’ P oney Island at which Us 1,000 members will become acquainted with the expected thousand or inoro Mnkc-up 1a snid to be renponsi- bunL house, t h r o e Kmilh X2 il.--i visiting journalists. blo for the noticenlde fact thut gret*. 3il lolmili-M East ”.29 cliulns Ihi-lli'i Sunlli 32 ilnThere will he at least one formal women are losing the habit of kiss­ In il., iiiriii'r. Ihtst ii 37 chain Co a point atate or group banquet staged by ing one another when they meet. *nil.iiitintlllcll, tin ru n With th e shnri ( the 54 sub-committees for each of linn In a Nnrllii-nMcrly illrcctlnn 2 mi chains more nr ImiH In a point the delegations. The coloniul and agricultural ■in MERCHANTS’AND m i n e r s w ater* mIkh a t tlic. ea st sale fair in Bordeaux, France, next •if itho In- upprnuett t<> th e dock Inadlng JIUNSroaTATION June, will have more thun 1,200 In the limit ImilW. th en ce Sm ith 30 degree* Cast ten IlnUn In an Iron exhibitors. COUPANY in1 m onum ent, thence w ith -the H*1 m< hearing 2 303 chaliiM to an 1fthi i T t F . i i n r r a m i p a s s e m j k i i n k h v i c i ;. C o M H o m e Missionary Board D o e s Good W o r k L a s t Year , The t'lrru ll t onrt of ArmLnuIri iron |il|ie w ell point, w it n e s s 'il hy n palm etto, Nnrlhcu*torly 9 ft.. I thiu ntr. I'lorltla. In I lin im ;/}. | N orthw esterly 12' (estlm n teilt 7V. A. Iliiy n n r, t 7in u t d a l n u u t , [tlien ee North 88 tlegre. .1 East 11.1 IA va. cli.ilns tu the place ,,f le u lim ing. O o r n c l l a F . B ru c e . F t. Al. 1croxsIlIK the line lletw een Kcctlliiv*! t ’c fc n d a i it s . i 7 nnd 8 at a itlstunce «,f 2 NX chains OUHEIt FOIt I'UBLICATION. To all purtlc* clalmlnK lu tc rist W est of center line of Ohio AVi'. I nnd W est < tinder C ornelia F. llru c,\ I*. F .. on such of the Cunt lx ATLANTA, Ca^-Moy 10.—While the presence of n he^vy debt ha* made necessary tbo curtailment of * I’hnsea of homo mission ac- B ru ce. AngiiH l>. B r u c e . J i i d s n u |T n « a s u re m e n l* , t h e t r a c t e m i t u i n n III i-ii in Loo iii Im. F r a n c i s H a s - 19.20 a e n s of la n d In Reel Ion No. 7 . Wilies during tho patft year, the tLeor o. mIis, r a J. F u l t o n a n d J o h n l l m v - , ’” "* 1 acr< s In H cctlo n No. A o f n 0nJf , ^ M*on P»o«rd of Southern n r d - l.n o m ls . ( o t h e r w i s e kn ow n a s I s a i d T o w n ; h ip a n d H u n g c . t h y s a m e uaptixt Convention has experienced J o h n 11. L o o m i s ) a n d e a c h .if t h e m i 1,1 *"• m o r e o r less, w i t h a ll t h e f • ■°«5o advances xlurlng the year that t l s r e u s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In t b e l a n d s | r Iffhts to H llcer Isike. n d p r e m i s e s h c r e i u t n t u i r stiMrriliI* lx f u r t h e r o f d ' “ d t h a t t h i s to, the. atst; a Oil t o U. Ji am.. iBsin,..r.wn;"W>l>r W i - p i r t i t t i l i t d i t i r r ri wt-ek* ft.r ” convcfrlion-’hero to­ Itimfi. 'Ktirah .f. Iloune. r . i f v l u M • i g n l c i m s r r t i l l V c w e e k * lit t h e Munnight, preserved by Ur. B. I). Iliiniie. .S arah A. L o o m is, H e n r y II B»fd H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p .- r p u h l l s h L o o m is. H a r r i e t t Lonm in. A lic e t* " • *n H alifo nl. R einliiolu C o u n ty . corresponding secretary. a u l . W IIH .im F. H a u l. C h a r l e s A. Florida. , . In previous year -of the CHlo liiiii'- a n d nrd erci t h i s t h e 3rd w e s . K a ru h A. H a w l e y , V io let board t existence has theru been C« F u l t o n , F r e d F u l t o n uial L u l a F. l|a.v o f May, IDSL E A. liol'UI.AH.S. ■uch sn advance in tho direction C o n k l i n , a n d e a c h o f t h e m if li v in g , (R E A L ) C lerk of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t or self-support on tho part uf both u n d If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s e l u l u t l n g of 8 * in I tii,l.< C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , i Md” D';:iir,*‘:,r,r-i'.T lhn Sarah -sJ. llmiti) lt> ' M. W e k s . lie p ly C le r k rmission tm o . — Aid* jo i ~ ~ 7 , ihV rV h;;,‘ w i . iiiiiimi. « . ai rr llnnn. reported. This tendency, he t i-alvia m. Boone. Sarah a. la,om)s. F r e d li. W ilso n **id, is relieving the boar'i to* go^Denr) U. Loomis. Harriett l.nomls. h o ll c ll o r f o r C o i n i d u lu a n l . Into new fields that am uurging Ailc?, r 'Vilthim f . Ilunl, 6- 5- l 8- l ( - 26-tt- 8-9 - | t l - 23- 3”. h eln Th« rKtnK ( liarles A. t Iow es. Surah A. Ilitw- fn rk a u n tlllp To iiiiiN iin iiiiiiiiiiiH U R io iiia iiiiiiK iiiiB B iiiig iiia ii n n iiia im n \ A Gain o f 91 pev cei Sea in P a id Circulation o f t il | One Way tN Im u' h i F a lls *11.12 York. \ . V. ..... 011.31 ___iio.im S'l.llii lelphln. F a , ...... :n^iH ....... 12.32 H 'llleliu ru k . Pa, __ Otl.OI ..... 4S. I* Nnvnnnnh. ( is . ....... il.on 'T elrilo , II. :iu.:tl - .... - 41.71 4 i.ua la r k s o n tlllr To t >1on I m i l , |». ||. • \Y nekliial'tti, II. r . 341.35 51.71 •V ia llulllm ore and rail. t Via Ilultlmnri or P h i l a d e l p h i a on,I V\ 11n n 11<- I'ili X-illlnitirr. Mil. All oe Ion, tines. . -I hlenvo, III. •» Irtrliinil. O. * lletf oil. 31 Irk. One W a y ....... *311.11 In eight m onths popularity o f I —- A l l - w a t e r v ia Ptillnili-tpliln ‘o r l l o l l l i n o r e ; d i r e c t co n » srt|< in n ut r h l l u i l i lidil.i. thr«.«i day* lay o v e r itt U u lilm o r u . rooliih "Il nlher el.-nr.i. r:' liuvr •nil-ill tl,< in, ,|strain'.re . E x r e p t on* tic k * !* n -a d l n u Si l e g h a n y n n d lK -rk allIre a n d so m e ■in- ln<-hnl"l All ro o m s m Ai«w r . ( „ * A ( a t .. . . Jr-vY ennelllt* Ts,' JltiUlrtiorr f J a e k o u o s IM e T i s 'P fe lta d ria k U 3HH» P. If.. ' I'M M l n o 'i n k BKHI l ‘. 3 |., v |* lio n nnl L toori-slrr ^ Another encouraging phase of f. the year s work I* tho increased number of volunteers for Christian * service nnd their b etter equipment, Dr, Gray stated. Many hootch of the most capable young men und vomvn of the South are applying for work in the homo mission field. pointed out, and only lack of ’ An*nci,,l resources hat ihlbited expansion in a very irked degree. Indicating the growth in home lion sculevemcnts during tho ye*r, over what they were the year of 1919 when the conJon met last In Atlanta, Dr. pointed out that in 1919 were 166 baptisms in Cuba Ihi* year the number wns MV Increase of 100 percent. In tho Cuban churches contri. 67,000, while this year they 611,000 an increase of moro 60 percent. In 1919 the two ne mission schools in Cuba t*t Havana and the other at 1 had 100 pupils while they have 400. Cuba is callfor a half-doxan new workers •s many modest chapels, Dr. “ laid* ICH AND LOW OF U. 8. highest and the lowest in the United Btates are p one small area, that ot I'-'liiK tin- Nftrtll llnu of llio rtW’,r Hec. B, tile lire Smith w llh center line of Ohio Ave. 3.121 chain* to un R U IN E D E Y E S Iron pin rurm-r, made of old buiosy uxl«. here the survey for boundary ; By neglect; they get red— and sore and ■ M . . n i I. With l i I , said s o 1 , 1 Ave. a i>i, ,i v m , •j , .■ b egins; throve Mouth .u rton’i 3 t» l chains to an Iron pin canter. 1™ ,c., .l ‘V "?. B°V. U« n ‘ do *• tiiemv Mouth *9 dearer*. WVst l i.vl lAonafui s Gulden Eye Lotion cures chain* to an Iron pin corner, thence tames* without pain in one day.! 4 1 degrees, (3 m inute*, W est Cool*, laaL and strengthens: Insist thence fioM h V Wm S T i s I ~ !t | chains to th e f ix e d p o i nnlt a l uld | Strong eye*. A t all druggists. \ Virginia Produce Company WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BROKERS, Richmond, Virginia. Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits > >mpt an< i&r- | T r l r p k u n r 03* a.r-.,,>.vyv j» *-- h A head on its Merits Circulation and advertising inci ing by leaps and bounds—news i ; ■ ■- * " t .L' "* . YtY --S 1M-1 niV faction—advertising iY ^ .A LITTLE Red Seal Lye a * , d issolved in the water before tbe clothes are put In relieves you of the necessity for nibbing and scrubbing. The Itcd Seal the dirt, and hard rubbing UOUSEIIOLD HINTS . only the genuine Thing a Our Pro J r , t ITant to Know A ron ad tbe hom e Red Seal L ye bus u lim it unlimited uses. It elcans closets, cuspidors, floors, garbage runs, dishes and rlotbrs ia n fraction o f tbo tim e and labor o f other v lea riser.1 . R ed Seal Lye Write/or FREE booklet. ot tho fact that Red Beal Lyo b a o f the wash clothes Is a thing o f the B cS u reariH B u y ! " H u m e J lW p r" P . C T o u so m & C o. | rhlloJ.lphU, P*. Many houtewive* are not aware IX T lU . fklOHTtSl] s The Sanford H erald 5 Publishing both daily and weekly < wonderful thing to clean rookftoves. It U remarkable how easily clogged Mines are cleared o f ob­ structions by tho uso o f this powerful couijiound. « __ _ _ >B . • I t "^ results the merit of. -\ T w T, ^ :j, ' "4^.' *- tions and giving its readers aU J ---------- *— i— • • | - V .. V -m I ** ne^sp'aper. Softens the Water—« YVhitcm the Clothes —Lightens (he Labor __ past. Start this week to wash clothes the easy way. r Count m m Automobile* carried no all strn nirrs. IIn rh n ilo c rinsed ears on Allrabany anil llrrk eh lrrl. Hrcurn *tiitvro"in nrcmnini d.itlmix nnd reserve spare for uutotnobllcs w ell In advaure. F ull Infurum lloii un re*iui*i ut "Ask Mr. F o ster”, liurcuun, or C. 31. IIAII.i:. lirnrrnl A v rn l, J a ck so n v ille. F la. T i c k e t O f f i r r a n d P i e r . M il K . l i a r XL c -A ’ IS 28 E sse* Seminole H X avanssh Pr rein n llrrt.ahlrr 8 ‘luliiekrl A llrich rn x demonstrates s rail. n eip . T h e ten d en cy to Bulf-support ley, v io le t C. Fulton. Fr. d Fulton is particularly marked in Cuba nnd und Lulu !•’, Conklin, und ,-ui'li of long the Spanish churches In Hu m drrt-asi'il or otlu-rwlsr. In the among Linds nnd prumlsns In n-I mi ft nr di-xFlorida, tha report shuws. serlbviL ltKLIRVED CONSTIPATION Now is the time to get rid of that stubborn cough which has been Yon u n d t*:irii nf y o u nri- hi-n-liy “hanging on" nil winter, A few ri-<iulri»l t o a p p i u r t o tin- M il of doses of the good, reliable FOr'lin p liiliit In Hu- a l l o w ■-nttlli-d «*nus,, a l Hu- C nurtb "u s< - a t H a n ­ I.EY’S HONEY AN’I) TAU COM­ f o r d . S .ia l ii n li . I’liiiuty, F l o r i d a , nn POUND will speedily relieve same, in*- Till d a y nf J u l y . IS j-ul.l . Mrs. Sarah Heck, 241 St. Paul St. . 2 I. ---Memphis. 1no i*oiiii»iiiinani tu tho (iillow rut % . . Tenn., • u »writes; , “.I huve ,,A tra c t Of Lilian situ a te in^H-m lnel" | becn wonderfully benefited by hOCounty. Florida: A vnniun .ifll-KY'S HONEY AND TAU COM'!■> «. TawwhlD Bumti- 31T “t-.uHt, liiiiio,|ii| umtH-mth. d**«- POUND. TheI, first dose stopped rriLtui a* follows, in-wit- M*-»tln-1 (ought. It was a stubborn nnlK at a eorarr post sit in th.-i cough and I had been troubled lirouad marked with a nail for....,1 tlie-with it since .the first; _ cold spell." lu ll III nr I I. • „ . i 1^ ... t. I.. ■ „ point of luterxeetlon of 1 IOhio Jesu p Aves, /o r I'rlpppii Itoail). J ira i8**1 fur c0UKhi a"d c°Wa- Adv. —' - r— '■»- :-i • \ ■- �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924 ------ ^ ! 1 M 1' 1" ' DR. WM. D. GARDINER BEFORE A N D AFTER SHRINE CEREMONIAL lerEfl d o t s e me of Nations P E r iT f O /y legance. decision el>M td agkt[ar* AUftMtt* enlot senator from • i, ex diplom at, ex- lh » B puW fck C g t l j M * “ O- s s s iis i, UCH h a s been written. M th e likelihood of a third headed by Senator t a Foller! hevand m elting th e fighting ■*( from W iscon sin m th e pen presidentMf nomine# th at# been little epeculation a s t« su p p o rtin g p erso n n el Irt tIM la ship of such party. a tip from Moses’ droain book. Dem ocratic dopesters lutvo been trying out th# names of somo of their prospeetJv# candidates to see how they Would fit In an allllcrallvo or poetical catch-phrase. Sm ith—rhymes with m yth. Not so good! McAdoo—Coo! Hlioo! Kerchoo! R alston—Kit* with ‘’All’s done." Underwood—Should go good. G lass— Let hint puss’ Cox— In a box! D avis—Ah! II# might save us! Ltttln solace for tho pem * irom that list of names. If adaptability a k in g BY G EN ERAL 0R 0 E R IN ? 3 laborers since tho enact V ERM ONTERS In W m M oi at a “ Mapl# Bugar Pa thrown by ggaatpr Porter j whooped th in gs up for Cal .| tdgo. Plym outh. Vjt.. boy. sA a didst# for president. A "sv lim n wus had by all. execu te the cdhtraet and bond. Certified cheek w ill be returned tw bltlilrV upon 'th e- saeeu tton o f com, trsr t and bond, or sounvr upgn aa« tlon of proper au th orities. .| T he City o f D aytona raa«rv«s th# righ t to reject . #njr and nl.L .binds HINSON ArrOINTED f the argu m en ts ad vanced the law wns th a t th e em woold probably u se th e ir rtc hours for p iec ew ork or money-making occu p ation , it prediction w a s n o t fu lAlthough m any c e n te r s retht tthe men d id. indeed, [nation in tu rn in g to o th er tf physical w ork, th e new innocent. ions were ■"•rN L Harriet B t s a ie s DIatch. da of E lisa bath Cady Stanton, i sufli a sist, su g g e sts th a tw ho find dlfiJculty In ad «hem selves to th « policies g a d prto- ' el [si Is of th# tw o old p o n ie a . g U t b •till function chlefiy from th# mam-culln# view point. s«i*e th e oppor­ tu n ity to get In on thk ground dear In th e La FWIette party. To m ake th e party tru ly progrua- ■ slv e. in Its recognitloa o f , equal suffrage a s w ell a* In Ita attilud g toward other fundam entals, stw say# second placd on th e tick et m ight properly b# filled by a w em an. and su g g e sts Jana A tfd d ie ns a vie# presidential caadidht# who would draw thousands o f w om en’s votes to th # La FoUett* party. ' ' ' ■' ‘W e women ehould forget any Idea o f a ‘w om an’s party,* " day* Mrs. lllatch. T h e Urn# baa t f a o by for women to ia ik ab ou t.svttk ig thlnga for w om en. That la ptajed out. W e m ust work for th# U dags that ar« good for Sll hum anity, pat • Just for women Aiou#.'* . T DE LE T £ D P-- ^ StorageT** DouhUmn he found this knack helpful in the social persiflage of Ms diplomatic days, a s American m inister to Greece under President T aft. G ears# Is reputed to have pulled-som e smooth ones! Also, as editor o f the Conrord Evening Monitor, he w as known throughout h is sta te for the b r illia n t and sparkle o f h is Journalistic arm s. Out It is in politics. Mono* be­ lieves. that the opportunity tor reaping rich rewords from a wellturned Une Is greatest. A w ir d or phrase th a t will catch popular fancy, ho subm its, will do more to win a cam paign or put across a m nd ldato than oil the logic and argum ent and hard Indigestible facts th a t cun bo assembled. W illing to do his part as a word w ltard to lend th e Republican party o u t of the wilderness Of the com ing cam paign. Moses recom m ends that party m anagers keep the spotlight focused con stantly on T h e Calm. Cautious and Courage­ ous Christian Character of Calvin Coolldge.** HOME t-4 A .tf A W A IT IN G Just M. D. C - O w r n TALLAHASSEE.'Fla.. May 10. —J. T. Hinson, of OcAln. has been appointed by Governor Hiinleo as constshlt! for Diatrict No. 1 of or upon <ti*p o sitin g Ten D o lla r (tin .o o ) w ith The CJiy C lerk, salt d ep osit to b # ‘ returned whan IIm plans a it return#* la go«d condl tloti w ithin five d ays a fte r Ui# m » tract Is awarded. A su rety com pany bond v atlsfsc lory to th# C ity of D aytona In full am ount of th# vatu# of th# contract w ill be required. L. U. HOUGJ u planting and tending gar- d eleted DELETED BY BY GENERAL GENERAL erts Fix ’ Yearly >unt of V egetables Use By One Man I. Wm. M. Woodcock. Tax Coll lector of rne T ow n ni L*>ng Florida, do h e re b y certify that th# fo llq w ln g con stitute# th# ■iiinnt tax list for taxes dm- the To w n o f J-ongwood, riorld a. fc V w i|P ) ORDER ORDER N ° 3 ■— r*‘ t----------- --- N9 3 •■ of California h ave ea tim a t- ~ J ; ,-y- - '--e w a w ir l i i — »#a«« • • •1 •« r - * * . ^ - - f - WOODCWK iim i n *. i , r a g e s in t# a t. am B Thos. W ilson 'U nknown ed to a ssist hom e gard en rther. have fixed th e sp a ce to grow en o u gh v e g e ta b le s ACOSTA MAKES PROPOSAI JACKSONVILLE, May 19.—Negotiatlons have been started by St, Elmo commissioner of parks, with Adjutant-General Fos­ ter, in effort to have the state turn over to the city of Jacksonville 1,000 ncres of land a t Camp John­ ston to be used for establishment of a park, golf course und water sports center. Mr. Acosta has ointcd out in correspondence that fie terrain at the camp is ideal for a golf course, and the present offi­ cers' club could he uned ns a club house. He suggests th at the state would he relieved of its present ex­ pense in'taking core of the land, yet lose none of its rights in pfesarving the land for military pur­ poses. llltAIII.KY’# AUDITION TO I.ONfi WOOD an R t e e r M la I*, l-aar IT. gcm taolv f o a a ty l i t en rd#. GHOVELAND. May 19.— L. D. FOR MUNICIPAL IMPROVE Edge, of this place has been chosen MENTS president of tho Central FloVida Baseball League, and u committee of'tiU "development I named to work out a schedule calljf the athletic park ing for games to begin May 22. nd.4*J?l2£.nV;nt.3 f Tho schedule will be adopted. It it tty hall''of ample »u tc d ‘ n t " ^ « U n g to bo held at asked of the city Leesburg Monday night. Leesburg, ti„ns ndonted by Eustis, Grovolnnd, Ciermnnt, Bu>h-mherofComniorco. noil and Center Hill will compose tlso endorsed und the league. IrflU IS. 10. 31. 31. 35, 37 and 3S Hr* M. K. Cor. of Jexsup and We#t l.ukc Ave. In th# Town of lam#* wood. Hec. 31. Twp. 30. II runs 8 l# f ft.. K »64 5* ft. U nknow n ft., w est to point of beg. Reg 8. W. Cor. HIV'H of NW 31. Twp. 30. It. 30 K.. run ft.. K. 321 ft.. H. «»; ft.. W Ilrg. ft. W. Cor. of HKI4 o Hec. 31. Twp. 30. It. 30 B., lu.'i ft.. N. i:u f|„ tv. 103. «30 f t ........................................ II, g 315 ft. N. and 43» ft. 1 K. Cur. nf N W V of HtV 14. Twp. 20, It. 30 K.. runs N. CAS SEEN flV ‘POPULAR cMECHANICS cStAGAZINE Cojt of Brick Is Small Part Spending Friday in Sanford on business w as Dr. P. Swope, of Oviedo. Mr. Swope was accompan­ ied by Mrs. Swope. World*s Tallest H otel Building (Ufl) 7::i0-8:30 bond; 9:30rl '^ club. ^-H astings (341) 9:30, poni Aurora. "■Jefferson City (440.9) 8, ri# I f —Kan.-na iCty S tar (411) ,a«tal matinee; 6, School of r> 8. dance, comedy; 11:45, H»k». r K»n*«<l City (411) 2, la», children, music. -Los Angeles (396) 10, con-Lo, Angeles (469) 10-12, ^-Memphis Commercial Ao8:30. Gayoso orchestra. . “—•'UnneaDolls - St. Paul Mladelphia (609) 5:30, 6:20, talk; 7:10-8:30, iladelpbU (^96) 4. lalk; H iia^lp h ia (396) 5:30 ‘UI; * ju, concert; 8 :10, uiants iladelphla (509 4:05,. oc- ^ MRS. IIAVLSON DIES . » , —‘ — —— t * • ^**• , ra il U r « e e l p t l « a ml l . a a d . C ^ 1 I > ♦tweunt -wf*1relfgtt M W r -~J: by a sin gle n erson d u r in g t silowing for a normal fail >irtial loss, ig given aa fol Spinach, 250 feet of rowa; IS feet; carrots, 60 feet; !*« 20 feet; turnips, 40 feet; «r parsnips, 60 feet; string . 1. T At C ollector of the Tow n of LongwooA. Florida, c o n n w i w n .' ■■ ltrenYiioi i# r u t KBLEV, Cai., May 19.— nil specialists a t the Uni- -----. Doted th is l .t h day o f May. A. * - •••♦- of Flaming Oil Gusher at Sea >*’ o f B udding Expense >, . - ’Vv Turns Night in to Day , Analysis of the cost of buildings Passrogrrn aod crews of boats run­ ■hows that.frequently brick iUrlf rep­ ning between tbe island of Trinidad resents only 8j per cent of tha total and the coast of Vcnetucla, in the gulf of Paris, report having ENGINEERS AND seen the surface ARCHITECTS AStfi of tho water il­ luminated for a g re a t distance b y a hinting column of gas ami oil. It is PROFIT 7.48% e x p la in e d by scientists t h a t the O r in o c o MORTAR 8.30*/. river carries in­ to the gulf enor­ mous quantities LUMBER of silt and that •5.12 V# this part of the coast is subject J4ILLWORK to earthquake •bocks And also underlain w ith o il. . A fisaure developed in bedrock bn the floor of tbe gulf will extend to an oil reservoir. The pressure is ■o great t h a t . t ths oil and p s. their way upward and pushing bvtrhdsd. profit# and along everything m tha way, cmu4e an ialaad of silt Jo suddenly appear on th# surface. Continued pressure be­ r are used as the ■hi difier- neath the island eventually causes it to a Urge to bunt like a bubble and free tbs ac­ represent cumulated oil and gas bsnsatb, which iinmodlately ignite and'BumUntil the supply is exhausted, usually in from per ftn t of the total expense when four days to a week. Tho gas has a work and materials only are figured, rather low ignition temperature and mfilwork 112 .per cent, aod lumber heat developed by friction between it 205 ner cent. When the value of the The result of weh exposure it <4#** ths lines become >sakeood and UtfcxRvbr relied upon when needed to pull in a heavy fish, os they usually bteak just at a critical moment. The lince ahould therefore be protected against effects of li-mpcretura and humidity. A good method of doing this is to. wind each line on a spool and keep the spools in a tightly corked bottlo. Lines bavo liecn kept in good condition in this way for 3 years. 8imight olive bottles, or similar oues with the nock an 1 body of tho aune diamoter, are axrollent to nro'for this purpose. Ths bottle is first corked and Ihn tin ran then screwed on, with a piecopf s u m paper under it. • • • “Roller Skates” Fit on Sled for All-Year Coaster W. N. D ow ling J. H. Gray llnrarp llcck w ell NK<-» of NWH. of five. 31. Twp. 30. It. 30 It. runa K. .’•> feet, N 440 ft.. W. 59 feet.. 8. 4S0 ft...... lie# t i t ft. N. ail,I .1114 l|. K. nf H. W. t.’or. or Hec SI. Two. 30 It. 3# K . runa S. t d-aren. 1 tns f t . N. •9 ,le#r,-ea. W. 300 ft . H t d earer. W. 100 ft.. E. by to lieu....................... K- 4 acres o f N!U* of NWH nf ,AV *4 of Her. I. Twp. 31. It 30 E KH of NW It of NKU of Sec. *. Twp. 31. It. 30 « ----- ... UK 14 of NK14 of N W 14 Hec. «. Twp. ’. of N. E. O r . t»f NWH '. 31. It. 10 run# tv. 140 yd#, K. 38 yd#.. N. Detachable rubber-tired wbxli. UL? those on the latest type >A ioC#r skates, that can be fitted in i f n momenta into the ruonora ,sA .% 13 ft. R, and 130 ft. K. nf N. W ‘‘coaster,'’ convert tha sled htfo « Ileir. Unr. of NKU. «ec. 4. Twp. 31. H smooth and silent runniog wagon far 30 K. run# 8. ISO f t . K. 100 ft.. N 340 ft.. W. 100 ft...... ................ I l i a K. Jonas seasons when there la no #uow. Steer­ N. W. Cor. of N E U . Her. « ing is done by a convenient froht rod Dew. Twp. 31. It. 30 E . runa E. 130 ft . which simultsneouhfy' turns the 'for­ H. 14J ft.. W. 130 ft.. N. 315 ft. .. . U nknow n ward and real hmnsra. flhirp corners HW U of NW M o f NJ-1 >4■ Her. ». Twp. 31. R. 3o II ...^— — Unkno wn can be managed in this way, tho W . It. ItL T T S AUDI' N#. L Paste 33. I I t e t c r l p l l # # #4 lot a d . li% of Lot 4. Block A h q i.n a u 's a u u it iu ." Car. o f NW14 H. 30 H . h o ; \T. S ch#.. danger o f ' ML5 ft. V HtTH uf NK! Jt. 3* F... runs T Huek t Unknown K v D rlaavr# T. Hack . CadUUo There v- 1 -3 a ' *- �k j *F tim V tt* !)W f* “ ‘“ - — The Sanford Hefaid H U U kH l « ffT THE SANFORDi HERALD, MONDAY, MAT19; 1924. ’»< ' ^ Another’Riddle A bout To Be Solved. In the next fcW weeks the plnnct Mars is scheduled to Bonus Vetoed, Odd* Drop. | B . ^ i i r k r T h e H ertM PHatlm c C«* iM d rA KI«tM*. come within thirty-five million miles of the earth. This is William Sunday Will Get Well. Col. Hayward or Dr. Dutler. u Stvona Cl*»« Matter. Oe- closer than it has been for more than seventeen years. Its Hat nitea a Baby. average distance from the earth is over one hundred million ford. Florida, under »ct of March Copyrtrfm. n : « W l . ____________ ^ ______ miles. Its nearness to us will make it an object of study by many students oC the stars and planets. ■lOtXAXn U. DBA*--------R. HOWARD PBWQ-------- Maaegrr Perhaps astronomers will be able to make some new and PRESIDENT COOLIDGE has Phonm 148 im t Idisqoveriea. regarding Ala^a. ^.Perhapa^radi^ .ex-t ^ ^ dc(^ • *olidicr&:' 1*T »lu«.*l<a“A*Wa« y o ■■■'! mnaw^ ’be’abHS to getln communication with the Martians,!W*11 st" f Mlle d f , ■ •• --- t dent Coolidge would veto it and is 11. SO if there ^ S ® S 5 « " f ebytJ^foSli'a Carrier gUd It la vetoed, for Wall Street Edition f t & ed with E r a % s v doesn’t like the idea of more tax® Tear.' • •"•'■ The next Wall Street also haa common really are inhabitants bn Mars. .and if there are, some■r»CIAL __ SMIDS* . >a he a eoa b.l nitu . t. I an rn ya | there •* . . . . . and knows that the veto will coif carda of tnaa»a reeo ut^*n* a^out them and the conditions there. : or entertainm ent* wher* the president hundreds of thddih tr c tt are made, .will he charaed .It was in 1877 that the Italian astronomer Schiaparelli sands of votes. That's why Wall tor •a t regular advertlalna ratea discovered whft ia believed to be canals on Mars. These ca­ Street is betting on Coolidge less ■ H H D K lt T i l t A S M .C U T E D P ltJC S l . The Aaaociafed rr*a» i* exclua- nal* *re believed to have betn constructed by the Martians enthusiastically than n week ago. Ively entitled to the u*e for repub- for the purpose of irrigating their landB with water from the The odds have dropped to 6 to 3. lie* lion of All newa dlapatchea r j i a j i f d to ti ot not otherwte* melted snow and ice from the poles. Other astronomers say that what Is thought to be canals are the strips of vegetation SICK OR WELL. Billy Sunday •a of re-^uhlicatiuv of special on the tides ot the canals and point out that it would be hard­ works in his own way, even quotes **ehea herein are atau raaarved. ly possible for narrow strips of water to be visible at this the Bible h'.s own way. On h ii MONDAY, MAY 19. 1924. distance. way to the Mayo Brothers’ Hospi­ There are those who say that Mars is an older planet tal he tells reporters "The Lord is M1DLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. • JOY FOR WEEPING:—His an- than the earth and is peopled with a more intellectual type my Shepherd—I should worry." ir endureth but a moment: In his than is the planet on which we are living. Being a much Tho laat three words may •hock t o u t of life: weeping may ensmaller world than the earth it is said to have aged more the orthodox but Billy Sunday haa dure for a night, but joy cometh in rapidly and possibly presents at this time the stage to which a spirit that will get him out of i morning. • P*«lro 30: ®* the earth will come in ages yet far off. If it is an older plan­ the hospital and back into the fight­ ON TUB LIFE OF MAN. et and if it is inhabited, which many doubt, its people ought ing ring. j to the falling of a star, to be far ahead of us in knowledge. But everything is un­ as the flights of eagle* are, certain and is guesswork. We actually don’t know much DR. BUTLER, president of Co­ like the frpah spring's gaud/ about Mars. lumbia University, may be a candi­ ho® Or iHver dropibof mSrtiing dew* Many are waiting expectantly for further light on the date for the Republican nomina­ , Or Hk« » wind that chafes the subject and in ail probabilty press dispatches will soon be tell­ tion for governor of New York. He flood,, . Or babbles which, on w ater.stood: ing of the observations by the earth’s great astronomers and will undoubtedly have to compete Even such la ipan, whose borrowed of the tests mode by radio experts to gut in touch with Mar’s with Col. Hayward, with his splen­ did war record and his effective la straight called in and paid to inhabitants. work an federal district attorney in The riddle of Mars may be about to be solved and we may flight. The wind blows out, the bubble soon know a lot more about our neighbor. New York. If these two men fight .;w- . UH t h e c r a z y q u il t A s Brisbane Sees It M**W '.**».*'*}••' •; Dan Dobb! 11 ------------------------------------ GOSH! Some men seem to , when they don’t needs 'A There are too m»nj week to worl- every 0n7e J iT S u K e iY lS A ComPliCaTs p lookin'T hing , . ! hc reason some m«i W t Very few p c ^ 7 tt iy trying to get by. •Ur’.V. i' Chicago man gnt »r claiming a pljjtol , The only peaceful lUtkul world seems to be e: About the easiest Jok.i world is a good looking.'1 marrying an ugly poo*^ Sleep is a great thin* some people from »0rre their troubles 24 houra,,( Watches are handy, one may mean you hav»~tal or that you can stay a whjfcT Have a talk^vith a top and you will find hTS! bottom of a lot of thinjt S dies, The spring entombed In autumn lies; Tho dew dries up, the star 1st shot The flight is past—and man for­ got. —Henry King. qg the decadence of thy clasricp and the mercenary trndency^fnho present are the facts that^Hiratides won the first Ken­ tu c k y Dgrby in 1874 and Black Goli^ara% tnc champion Saturday. !a " ! Tut B / 4. N” 1, t0 loafing the r that takes up more timetthing else in the world 1^ / - /W , * ir. Any girl who go*, th, lege without having her ken twice will make a fUl teacher. 1 P ’it West Virginia railroad i $5 to every baby bom U ploye, which will make th* first words "Gimme bones." : / for the nomination it will be Intopeating, since Ur. Butler is absolute­ ly wet and Col. Haywnrd absolute­ How- many business men in Sanford walk to their offices ly dry. Try Walking For A Change in the morning? How many find it necessary to dash down ANOTHER INFANT in its crib I_____ The successful man is the one to work in their cars? has been bitten by a rat. The na­ ■who can take what he gets and The average American doesn’t walk enough to keep in Wake something out of it. tion and cities, if they would take good physical condition. The lack of exercise has had much ■-------- o------the trouble, could combine to wipe Don't always be telling your to do with the physical condition of the business men of to­ out the rnt nuisance or keep it r. friends all your hard-luck stories. day. The invention of the automobile hns made walking al­ down to nothing. Individual house­ They probably don't care much most an unknown science. Today the business-man jumps holders, taking proper precautions, •bout moat of them. in his car to go just a few blocks. A walk of a mile or two copid protect their own homes. --------------- o Damage to Virginia roads by the would almost kill the average office worker. We don’t walk Failing that, they should scatter F recent floods Is estimated at $500,- enough for our own good. around tho baby's crib plenty of 000. As we remember Virginia The twentieth century business man as a rule has a habit food containing calories to keep the roads, there must not be much left. fe , » -------- o-------of spending the early morning hours in bed, arising at the rat happy, including a littlo raw t The Tampa Tribune says latest moment and-then jumping up with a rush, scrambling meat. *8trong McAdoo organizations are hurriedly into bis clulhes, grabbing a hasty breakfast and being formed In every county— and Hittsborollgh’s Is one of the then dashing madly in his car to the store or ofTice to start A LITTLE NORTH of the the day’s work. ^ strongest." White House, where foreign am­ The best part of the day is missed by the man who bassadors dwell, tho Church of Je­ y Alvin Ownsley, formerly head of the American Leirion, is said to be sleeps late. He doesn’t stop to think about the joys he is sus, Church of Latter Day Saints, lie. who generally known as the Mormon ■eekin the Democratic^ vicc-prcsl missing while enjoying the comfort of his bed. , denti JttexeJn J$d until the sun.has.been up several hours, falls to Church, will build a church. This coul afee votcKTa way. g c t a ] | ^ e sh o u ldI 9ut ( - - - -He steeps of- life. away the finest time republic knows little about the ft _ . <>—r — i ( Coolidge rrtrehtly at- of the day. The early morning, fresh and invigorating shoulcL Uopion Church, ±hatJ±a.. grtaA circus in Washington. inspire one to greater efforts and achievements. * cOTVagfe and bhtrf btfergy conquered the mm Hi familiar 'with the Sixdesert, the unknown west and -its Walking to work would bring with it the benefits of the ii^h Congress as the president v -.ti no** ! -arly morning .hounr. The-bus mcs.«rmam who g e tr o a iS S m tt'i^ y ..MfiMOp*., ^wr y 7T ~• -Ho-httlcTiartierRfltf thcrttHftxes^fmvl^ enjoys his breakfast church has abandoned polygamy, Bitfek Cold, that won the Ken- because he does n't have to rush, and then walks briskly to which its early fathers thought , tutkjADttby, was Wed.and raised the day’s work arrives at his office With greater energy and necessary—perhaps because of tho In Ka^uaky and is a son of the old necessity of quickly increasing pop­ South. -It’s a Democratic year, a clearer brain and the day’s tasks seem easier. gsntUpirji, a Democratic year* Lock your car in*the garage for a day and try the walking ulation. stuut. It might prove worth-while to you. A^JnvestigatiorT of the luxury •nd .delight of 'the Daytona Beaches will induce anyone to curb hla traveling expenses and spend his vttation In tho Deauville of his ow n«tatR \ Many relatives becom* relatives when you try i> them. THE APEX OF RENTS TAMPA TIMES /« Rents for houses and apart­ ments have stabilized —- stopped rising — In three-fourths of th? principal American cities. This is the belief of the national associa­ tion of real estate boards, after n check-up, It_ accordingly notifies its members. In 16 out of every 100 cities, the che«k*up showed rents are dropping. They’re rising in nnly 10 out of every 100 cities. This, however, may be only n temporary situation, not perma­ nent. Queer things may happen ” ' ’ ’- ‘ rents la- zag up and down—much like the teeth of u saw piacetl at an inclined angle. Un and down, up and down — gradually sinking to normal. That's what happened after the Napoleonic and American Civil hirds have started to move wars. Changed conditions may north'1eirttier this year than us­ (or may not) prevent a return to ual, -Olut the seal *kin coats will normal. For instance, our coun­ b e j u a t * conspicuous In northern try ’s tremendous gold holdings. cjtiea oeit winter as lasta nd folks Gold tends to keep prices up. y ogjgf retrying them will be just No one knows the future. One ■■ aftfioOH to come to Florida. guess is ns good ns another. The.real..eaUtis association, to* ■kiad ut a ports'th at In 'cltfes of £5,000 to fhw pfnie J 100,000 population, rents now avVo down and nd base., full with In May, ; 920,, a ft rnge $16 u room for a month in short end of the rlod of inflation, p the best structures in the moat desirable locations. nan-w Half-way ’ usually the kind of n l,(?”'vhn'w in! brought hard t L . j. u r nani uesiramc locations. ay be vreaUsd by business house* HiVf*. camo " n<* ma,lcP rices drop, igrniie of accommodations average*. h « 5 o w ? o ld « " “useswh,en; Whichever^ you prefer. It's like $10 o room. The bottom-average no gipwi onier. _____ historic ilebate ns to which . rents for $4 n room. -«■ first, egg or chicken; I Tn cities of 250,000 population Another "flapper bandit" has came Then prosperity* slowly returned over, monthly rent ranges fall*d* in her art. A California and prices -started rising. Econo-1,and from $25 a room down to $5, with IT HAS GIVEN up polygamy. The Mormon Church has not changed more than some other churches of modern times. Many have given up belief in tho devil, once considered a necessary stimu­ lant. Others have given up belief in miracles, and others still, calling themselves Christians, have given up the idea that tho founder of Christianity was anything more than a mere man like themselves. Religion sometimes reminds you of the shell of a seven-year lo­ cust. which looks very much like a locust although the locust isn’t in it any more. ' GERMANY BOWIT politely' tu Russia, accepting the inevitable, and suspends the public official vrho offended Russian dignity. Germany is wise. With the whole of Western Europe trying to cut her throat, it would be foolish to pick a quarrel with tha big bear in the East. * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■'m N 'rM BIRgRRR ggRRRN iBM au,, SAME OLD LODGE The proposal of Senator Henry this earth, was with them. That’s the Success Rule Woodrow Wilson was not diplo­ Cnbot Lodge of Massachusetts to tear, up the existing International matic with Lodge. The plain truth Court of Justice and create a new is that Wilson felt and revealed There Is Coining A Time judicial body at. The Hague, does ap absolute contempt for the man. The interests of humanity might not deserve to be taken seriously. When your Earning Capacity is much less than (. There is a text to be found in hnve been conserved if Mr. Wilson Present time— N^*v is the time to Bavc—while yoai the conduct of a mischievous, ma­ had practiced so:::e diplomacy with lignant old man, soured by a var- Lodge, but this does not subtract able. fact that iety of unfortunate human frail-, from• the —- — ---- - Lodge. .believes . You will bo surprised to see how fast your Sir ties that have prevented a scholar that he is always right, and that from boing of any worth-while sor-] everyone else who differs from him s Account will grow with regular Systematic Sivinjij is wrong. In other words, in his n the Seminole County Bank. vice to his country. Lodge is not playing a new role. concept of things he is the reposHe is simply following the course Itory of tho American nucleus of 1 j ----- COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH U8-J which ho adopted years ago. In both patriotism and intelligence. ‘ MAKE THIS YOUR BANK a sense, his present behavior is the It matters not to Lodge that so worst in his career, because he is distinguished a jurist as Elihu now dealing with a question which Root created that p art of the In­ eoqcerns not alone the people of ternational Court's scheme to which this country, But oFall tnc world. Lodge object*, namely, the method Ip this respect, he is simply out- of electing its judges. It is of no Importance *0 Lodge that tho mode of election has been th e one thinz m strength ' t Service S V11T *“ 1 which has prevented the creation' cratlon. Even so quiet and poise­ *Ufth,a-W ful a person as- John H»: was -Sir 4 *per cent InterestFaidon Sarh . ItM of no moment to lo d g Z du ring " M ir irrs. * * a t upon this vexed questions of Hay’s incumbency in the state de­ procedure the nations of the earth partment that he threatened to re­ sign. The patient McKinley was finally agreed after Mr. "Root had irritated beyond words. Grover pointed tne way to a single solution Cleveland and his premier, the of what had been a trying problem. distinguished Richard Olney, were Of course Lodge could easily see impressed with the intolerant-and how the international statesmen always obstructive behavior of could all be wrong, and he alone Lodge. „ Roosevelt, who was as right. One sometimes wonders close n friend to the Bay State whether Lodge is utterly without autocrat ns anyone else, if it can the power of introspection. Cer­ be said he has a friend, has left tainly he never cees himself as in his papers his recorded impn- others do. Partisan Republicans no longer tienco with tho man who always insisted upon having his own way, attem pt to defend him, and no ad­ regardless of the sentiment, either ministration in the future will em­ The following schedule has been arranged fortt| of the country or of the senate. bark upon the hazardoua enterprise Lodge’s chief trouble consists of of following his devious courses. candidates to speak In Seminole County: his being an intellectual snob. If it is ih the eternal scheme of Someone a long whilo ago dealt things that evil temptation is in­ Lake Monroe, Monday night, May 19th, at school htfl with u family trait when he said troduced as a useful element to that the Cabqta and the Lodges advance public growth by resis­ Lake Mary, nil day barbecue and basket picnic, H seemed to,believo that the only tance, then it can be easily seen 24th> that Henry Cabot Lodge is the confidence uThich the Almighty present representative on this munmaintained with anyone living on dune sphere of the devil himself. Altamonte, Monday night, May 26th, at . JessaaJ Seminole County Bi B CANDIDATES! WILL SPEA Theatre. AvpWo, Thursday. night. May 29th at school tw*** #- DISHONEST CONTAINERS Sanford, Saturday night, May 31st, at Herald offkt TALATKA NEWS Nearing Its close the strawberry secured a barrel of potatoes that season is seeing sotm very unfair the entire contents of tho container methods used in the {Kicking of the are all to be number ones or num­ small boxes that are being offered ber twos. That is one of the causes for sale a t all markets and grocer­ th a t has stabilized the- potato inies. The top of each box is made duatry—the perfect pack. With extremely attractive by the splen­ citrus fruit the macket has been es­ did layers, placed with extremu ex­ tablished and ail know that each actness, with each berry of a good­ box will have a content as near w a injl.jvl . « for hoidIn» up . n li1 r 1«1 Ot Inn.Tlo’rl^’tiil’Tur'oi, 7> : ~ & r lin,. , » Thero'. . s not w smnuch a s Tlori S rent s: ly size, and the second layer, whito all one size as machinery can se­ TWO YOUNG LADIES, other­ not as good as the first, is not half lect It. But with berries, as with “ie t'^ w a y ^ U h " it “all' den t ‘ h™6 hi,tor7 ,l P^ce'- i betwee'n The $25 ITnd V io 'g rad ea' per ii-k t a K®1 away with it all dent. Wh^n this secondary price iThe real estate association save wise charmihg, appeared on At­ bad, Beneath those there is i« ------peaches which will soon be on the rig! . , , -------- -----** ^ey. confine their) Inflation runs.... itscourse, course,prices priceswill will this is because anyone who can af­ lantic City’s Broadwalk Thursday, messed-up assortment of fru it,1market, there ia a great latitude in activities t04 gold-digging, but l sag a g a in -if history repeats. *V*^f«* ford more than $10 a room is sat­ each wearing a diamond bracelet some nearly ripe and some decided­ th« pack and a great deal of decep­ hen.they get rough about It, they The tendency of prices, ___f through isfied only with the very best. ly green, of all sizes down to as tion and trickery in the grade of *1 ••htanced the same as anyone the centuries, fs is to travel in cycles Apparently the only thing that on her ankle. The ankleta sparkled, small as tho kernel of a peanut. fruit. of about 50 years apiece. Prices can drive rents down is building spectators gazed, the young women It ia a case ofl deception upon the rise for roughly. £0 years. Then many homes as are needed. The were happy. That advertises At­ part of the packer, and it ia seldom ThKe. (that recently established they fall for 30 years. They don't as housing shortage still is with us, lantic City, gives conversation to that there is an' order for a second Contemporary Comment itrsmely popular news-mag- full steadily. Instead,, they x4gbox. though vanishing steadily. ■’ ^about to launch into anotherwise empty minds, and it’s It is not that the berries are not The test of a freo country ie the .|E l of endeavor. Dr. H&nbetter than sticking a piece of bone worth the money for which they privilege of being unorthodox with­ Canby, founder and ediin your lower hip or cutting scars ■ell. When the work of culture and out dodging bricks.—Palatka News. t Literary Review of the M l FAVORITE STORIES in your cheek, as somo other sav­ care and picking and boxing and fofk Evening Post is now crating are all taken into consid­ Many a man will clamor all day • By'TOVIN S. COBB age ladies do. E.*the new Saturday Review eration none will sar the berries for Personal liberty and then stay Jure, to be published by are not worth the prim paid. That up all night to abuse it.-M iam i prporated. Time was rc- ■ To. Be “rtBo^iox, in every story] stopped on a stroll to ia not the point a t issue. If there Daily News. watch a GEORGE M. REYNOLDS, head Jtea should be mode two grades of the in which a policeman figures, the! of street repairing ftagasi said of the biggsst bank in Chicago, boxes, one of tho large size and the ...'**!• >•"»*« tho right thing in itates and Jtr itr is krtpcctad *Xpcc man. Any departure f: the mixed assortment, with killing the radio tax proposal. The Igya a big boom is coming afLer other.of tturdsy- Review will be a violation of the tru two prices, the ouyer would feel radio patience tax i* enough. — of corned Deei and cabbagw—e ith “" u r t <M*or Nevertheless, and conven combination affectionately known tion. Is there any reason why assured of what he w as getting; Palm Beach Pont. Ilona tu -the contrary, notwith­ in New York os “ Red Mike’’—on A it Is now, buying, possibly, for .should not come now? What aa soma especial guests and under­ standing, the heto qf this story front window ledge of her teneA man on a vacation will spend enteftained the 'ihernbera ** * poHecman and not an Irishman. omea of the "level head" of bus­ more money accidentally than he ledge had a slant to it. sociatad Daily ‘Newspa- IIo ia'Scotch. standing that the box will run true will on purpoze a t home.—Fort The "latter slid off and descending, iness men, so much talked about, if to form, there Is a certain disgust iorida at thir j*m i-anMyers Press. 0W11 delensd let' me state Saturday, Tha prill* t h ^ there are sueh thing* In New had struck the Hibernian bystander the fact that a president Is to be upon emptying tho container to note th at three-fourtha of the ber­ newspapers of the state York as policemen ikho’are Scotch. squarely on the head, bruising his ll j 1*6 * Fun with the inted and were/ loud in For Inetance, I know a lieutenant ecaip and covering him with the elected impels them to postpone ries are not At for the purpose for w barrel plugged up. Its recoil is which they were secured. It would i of the hospitality of a t an uptown station-house who contents of the heavy dish. people. The morning has an accent which suggeate hot -Ho gave a loud cry of pain and new enterprises o r otherwise allow be batter if the berries should be packd with the tiny onps upon the to discussion of prob- oatmeal gruel running out of a astonishment and sank to the aide- business to drag? _ walk. He was not badly hurt hut upper layer. . fron ting the newpaper narrow-mouthed jub Indications are there will be a Deception never pays for sny ex* I of the state, In the afta .vn™d.i?U7ered * severe shock. As But our hero here This country ha* ftpt everything, * -XmPBtHotio onlookers lifted him to tensive period. I t is too late in the wnbers of the Assoc * ifL*1™* P°*lur« «»e Scotch patrol­ | from the world’s gold to the season to make a cry against ths Florida organized a ■ W . _ - *- *"* * it.—Harman ranwd up alongside and took present practice which occurs a t the Patriot. •*«! ■ ’* credit, from the highest end: but hirJ a v k u s k . .rte ra a s . Srht •hmen were t Havi [ Want Save MIAMI DAILY NEWS •w r j All the night meetings will start at 7:30. fl barbecue and basket picnic at Lake Mary arc the co* pliments of the candidates and will be a free barber^ The speaking will start at ten in the morning and I all day. If any other precincts wish meetings the will be announced later. R. J.iHOLLY, Secretary, | Democratic Executive Co» j SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE IT HELPS TO SAY V <;,,TN establishing credit privileges it is natural f business firms consider the customer* , ' banking connections. ' I lT iT ;. nouoi mere are m which the counsel of officers of this bans may be of assistance to you. ® aiLe pt,°ud of th* number of smnll df* Who make thia institution their ban lvprA°me’ a*nd we are Bind to extend to the offiSre0111^6^ and consideration wrhich tl can g” eand empbyeea of this friendly ,wtr W T i i r i �I I T ,v ‘ ’v •i T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , M ONDAY, UJAYi M u t t ? * ' . 1 . 1 . , rre( Side n L. office 14 8 ; 1 MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. } •’’• ■.< ■t ■ ,. * P A fth -fflp t j - A :1 t'Super-Woman Achieves Success in Two Careers GOING TO INVEST If so consult a re­ liable real estate broker who will put you in touch with Sanford's beat buys. Phone 493-J. dk*t.#j»hd iocial lendar MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS BY F. S. M. 11A British broadcasting itition ers "swine," "beasts." but these hopes tb be able to broadcast the arc not the. music leaders who ac- ' Mi. . C L A IR A N D M ORRIS-. .. Try Smith’s Barber Cleaning, Pressing and. Dyeing. Shop for good barbed Wc are now fully equipped with work — next Valdez New Steam Preifs ’ and ‘ Delivery truck.. Give us a trial. Hotel. -Ph. 327HAdi -i 110 Sanford Ave.- the class.* ifiod section of. T he Herald. Sanford’s leading relators use the Want Ads daily and you can depend upon them for hon­ est and faithful ser­ vice. To reach all the people effectively — leave vour Wnnt Ad -it The Herald Ofbcc- Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. V ' ^ rViffiYou Cadi Believe Your Cars! .. >• L JUST let us leave a New.'., Edison Phonograph Ittp your home for a few. days.-,without any obligation on't a your part. >. Have; wl you think Is the best er phonograph plac there, too. ... TTten listen to -'b o th —1 and decide for yourself.--I We want nothing but the evidence of your -owtv, ears to influence your j choice. Time payments if de: aired. ■• t rort,n Club will meet accomplishment , .but" rather the tiently as also praises sincerely. '^P eebles at Winter serious «study of the' ’ important problems of life and art. Sousas' bandmen will go to the Tawdar , end of the earth with him. They Tcrheun will entertain PHONE 148 Courtesy is one of the richest as­ respect him. ns n gentleman be­ V, xhediUro Roosevelt sets in life, No man can be dis­ cause he always behaves as a gen­ Jwnor of Mrs. George courteous and keep the respect, tleman. of St. Petersburg, good will and friendship of his fel(6 o’clock. n a mi Hayden's skull was stolen a few "Cheapest In the long run " yes, Lior banquet a t Wo* lowmcn. days nfter his funeral. It was re­ and in the short haul ton, if you |»t 8:15 o’clock. PIANO TUNING—PHONOGRAPH* REPAIRS. Discourtesy Is hard to forget. covered in later years and is now count SERVICE for anything. IWfdscsd*!* ... Some musicians are extremely in a museum in Vienna. WHICH SERVICE TRANSFER. aer Circle will meet — r.;; Call 498. and at times lose self con­ ^rt Braggs on Laurel nervous trol. A certain opera conductor No teacher can do morn thnn un­ ^■30 o’clock, his shoulders and scowls at tie the fetters of a bound eagle. If i B»omel will entertain shrugs •HANG-OVER" COUGHS his chorus 1 *++*->**s'******-*->**-t+*6-M-*****++4+*+->*+**->*+** ! * Another well known I you wish to try, you must try out it her home in honor conductor used to call his perform-'your own wings. lary Zachary; Linen "I have been tre".K,?d the Inst!]] ~i r f . -i 1 0 .-0 , I or & years with constipation a n d '" Ewrcisea at High have tried everything under t h e j i ftorium at 8:15 o clock. | stun, but could not find any relief Uforiition of Business I until 1 got FOLEY CATHARTIC j bold i their regular ITABLETS, end you can bet they.<> the Hotel Phoenix at Motoring to Orlando for the day -Leaving for Lnkeland Monday, are the pills," writes Robert E. Sunday was A. RatTleld. on business, is Reginald Holly. omitli, 11 N. Robert St„ Luding-1!! i FrfJ|,y.. •- ♦ ton. Mich. FOLEY CATHARTIC ■< n v .k r be eemises a t the Mi- Visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Motoring to DcLnnd, Friday TABLETS give a relief from CJ r at 8:15 o'clock. night, was Bruce Anderson. O ’<X Tillis, for a few days, is Mrs. G. LY constipation, nl.o net on the liver. I! A. Nicholson, of Geneva. Especially comforting to stout per->'' Motoring to Orlando Sunday A THOUSAND ANSWERS ions.. Refuse substitutes. Adv. were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood­ •T»1, Motoring /to Tampa for thd day ruff and AWAIT YOU AT OUR SHOP Frank Woodruff, Jr. Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ■ *m l. o n k 1 1 1 Roumillat and children. A visitor to Sanford Saturday 1'p /1 j:. iKMowii ' , W---- —- •**•***-*♦— was Miss Constance Harris, of Ta­ factory f s b i i l i t I. t> pew rltcr, a n v ’, Miss Lelia Reiland and Miss Floy vares. — ---- ;r „ performance of the mithc Ho<nI n« ; , Relland of Orange City, were vis­ took plape i t Oviedo iters to Sanford Saturday. new. Ark to r«*|, The guest of her aunt, Mrs. Theo­ one. under the direction dore Langley, is Mis' Olga Sim­ i t. n. p o s h nil. The senior* pre­ P r o ttlr a Itnnk A week-end visitor to Dr. and mons, of Mountvillc, S. C. - > ■► comedy, “Arjn What’s rhiinr 23.1 to on enthusiastic Mrs. Theodoro Langley was Miss Leaving for an extended visit to Catherine Teague, of Orlando. about 100. his father and brothers in JMainssi’s Her Name" 1» a A week end visitor to the Miss- fleld, N. J., is George Hurbst. jy of mystery and hold* [interest of an audience es Keilands, of Orange City, wasI Returning from Daytona Beach, Miss Maude Tyre, of Sanford. ■end. “ whore she has been for a weeK’s ■chiractera were fts folvisit is Mrs. Clifford Peabody and Motoring to Daytona Friday a f­ y\ | Wheat, a victim of cir- ternoon were A. J. Richardson, children. manager of the Valdez Hotel, and -Edward Moye. The week end guest of his moth­ ! Now open—20 rooms $1.00 n ; . i valet, faithful to the H. C. Casper. er, .Mrs. F. D. King, is Douglass 7 1 day.’ Lipiht hint lies, ice As a theme for this Miss Don­ | Pope. King, who is a student a t Stetson Dorothy Donnelly W ins nelly took the life of Frnni Schu- j cream, soft drinks. VAlways , a very moderate young Motoring to DeLand Saturday University. morning were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fame F irst as Actress, ( jjext and wove'her story arodtid open. Mrs. H. B. Turner, liniice Auitia. ' 'I * hij personal history nod tho mu­ , the Judge’s sister-ln- Holly and attractive daughter, Miss Attending the Southern Baptist Then Playw right— .*■ sic this personal history led him Hostess. Mildred Holly. | Paxton. ' * Convention in Atlanta is Dr. F. D. ■ flapper who flap: King, pastor of the First Baptist to create. Says I t ’s Easy ti L. A. Connelly, of Valdosta, has church._______________________ She has been successful In Just, accepted a ‘position with A. P. temper getting thousands of Jaxr addicts Connelly and Sons, and Will, qial;e Ires—Mattde Attending commencement exerInterested in Schubert through That men must look to their Sanford his home for the present. cisan at the Cathedral School In laurels when tho super*woman her “Song of Love," which, in tha boy from iMgiia Schu hurt’s famous Un* . * i t i * 1 ta t* 1 1 e a s t I»i#1111r> t#•11-1is •*#ta••*»«» i #i»4* 1H"* J?£' A rthur' 0. _K«m., *. SSW,cl-a /r-enteg* ..PW fHllflH.. im Fieischer. Symphony/LeUghUy modr* i -U r f c * r • “ * •“ • * * * « » » __ . »ai-L-JswiwtJtiwT' o rAfhof w—4-«_ _ ,. . j . — jo** bean .d n m n n v x h U 4 D S itp r^f^ th e'M ix in i'D a ily in .clothe*' deteethre ■ml dan* ta waJltAJhythtn, *pdrit”'SOTTth*jr' vtsittny -fThoAte - CJWfWf»*r t<r Leesburg; ■ “f , * __ S atcpdayr---- cthy Do»naUy»* aetftsa .»Ud ail-. "It i* all a matter of concen­ . --------and spending the day were. Mr. and » thor extraordinary. , iltd 82 but with young Sanford. tration," says Miss Donnelly. Mrs. Raymond Fox, Miss LeClaire Miss Donnelly; achieved the “Success and versatility aren t Echols. v* Sir. and Mrs. Charles J. Mertn, her companion— riweather announce the birth of a Jones and Jack Dooley. heights ns an actress when ahe matters of sex. Any woman CM. created tho r6!o of Madamo X. who wants to do it can havo two Richard Benjamin, bora Mon­ Shopping In Sanford Friday weer ody, the head -of the son, Thon she about faced and as a day morning, May 19. Mr*. Robert Wilson. Mrs. Evelyn , . Stone. playwright climbed tho success •careers. ! " it merely means work and friends of tho fahff- .A week-end visitor to his aunt, Haynes, Sirs. Demming and friend* ladder again, crowning her efforts tho subordination of other con}f Orlando. flUon. with "Blossom Time, perhaps riderotlons Mps. Brown, on Sahford Heights, to tho demar u oi rwn, the girl from was Paul Brown, who is now lo­ the most famous of modern mu­ Even artists sound the wrong Enlyn Darrow. work.” • sical notes, but the muslcianq' main Whittle, the Judge's cated in Hastings. point is to bring out the soul of ai Haines. Motoring to DeLand for pleas­ enexar Whittle, looking ure Sunday night, was SI. M. Stew­ the composition, this is artistry. *sr—Emma Spencer, art. A. A. Hopper ami wife from de Whittles—K N. Tel<ddy Diggers. Guest* of Mrs. Charles Camp­ Winter Garden, were pleasant vis­ nraLihtd by the High bell arc Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wild­ itors in Sanford yesterday, and • I’rcnbylrrian Church. i lii-.ulrnncc*; wo all knrtw thcro chestra was greatly ap- er, of Orlando. Mrs. Wilder will were the guests of C. H. Gibson At tho Pre.^byterian Church lm tum - Itindrancv* of one sort and anbe remembered here as Miss Lucy and family. night Dr. E. D. Iirownlue spoke to ,,ther-to every form of human onByrd Smythc. and interested audience r»u . „„ l_,i G. If. Gibson, DUtrict Manager sthelar?o subject. “The Race of Lif*s” <' “ vor, for all of us hate had them The attractive week end guest for Columbian Mutual Life -Insur­ using ns a base of his toxt PauPn, |,|U®» *uniP people may thin., that of Mr*. Charles Cnmpbel) Is Miss ance Company, has returned from admonition to the Hebrews, 12; I. M'ncy only have such dliYicultlei Isabel Tate, of DeLand. MUs Tate West Orange where he spent sev­ "This is u text which may. w ry HMmaalvoa; no doubt many people eral days in the interest of his Bumbcr of beautiful oc- will go from here to Jacksonville company. S * t r ? ; ' S l S r . t ! f r ........................- w« * Khedulcd to occur 1A next' week. a s People never before in tho r‘” have Uu-m. «iw Mary Zachary, Mr..and Mrs. WHIItm T. Fields world’s Returning to Hastings Monday have history, aro living in i t 1 To nvercomo sucii obstacles releft for Daytona Beach for tof. bight tension;.oup -ii?o Is^nulrea petrhitertt anil *tfi.ngic3orl> - I *<**rtton ot th e : Junior ] Utk summer' and’ will In a t home State lltcrnlfy a race, ench of us with IVo’know tluit men make tremcn«me*tic Science a t the mother, Mrs. C. M. Williams, on to their friends a t 110 Halifax somo particular aim, somo ambition <lous efforts to uttuiu their world‘*5 School of >whlch Miss Avenue until October IB. to bo realised. ly grtalH.' I know of u certain foot 1iki capable and accom- Sanford Heights ' Let ua consider the subjoct un-,ruce in .which one of tho cantosThe week-end*guests of Mr. anil ^uctor, aurprised their Among those attending the ban­ the eubheads of Goal, Progress, tnnt,S s^.pxtreiTiely esger to win, w*/ morning when a t 9 quet and dance of the Press Asso­ Mrs. Raymond Key a t their home dcr v put forth such tremendous amount lfP * messenger boy ap- ciation a t the CUrandon Hotel at on Park Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. and Weights and Sins: Every race must have somo p ru e.|‘{ M r^ ! t o^ T'^ 0 ^ rc!1 wr class room door and Daytona Beach Saturday were Mr. Twitcholl and Mrs; Walter Twitchfor the winner; some goal; for if ,,0^ n onr ,ho trmck* «to"ob,lndI “ r-with a huge-had box and Mrs. R. J. Holly and MUs Mil­ ell of Daytona Beach. thoro be no goal, then the race i A nu cannot conquer, you can not **“1 pink tulle and upon dred Holly. , Returning from a visit to Tampa becomes without object, and is a he the man God-meant you to bo Miss Zachary gated Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith and foolish race. Some of us have r e t i wRoout effort, ,ne galore of the dalnMr. and Mrs. C. C. Wells, of are daughter, Juanita. Mr. and Mrs. for ourselves one goal, some anoth-t If the goal be a high one, propretticst kinda. AtUnta, Ga., are spending a few One man has in view as the grass will be difficult, the mnI Mrs. McKay and Mr. days In aSnford, guests of the Val­ Smith went called to Tampa a few r ultimatf aim of hie life’s endeavorsidraoces great, thu effort require! days ago on account of the serious J* honored with an invl- des Hotel. Mr. Wells represcnU Short lines o f late styles including m any $10 and $12 a certain sum ot money ho dcsirdti]’rcmcnddus. But if one really Join Uien, and enjoy the the famous General Motors Com­ accident to their nephew. to accumulate, another cares not | v/antrf to succeed he hud n Friend r-d cake which they then pany. Walk-Over, J. P. Smith and other finest makes. Spending the week end with his so ir.ich for money but desires po-{«t hi* aide all the way. If it were sition; perhaos some certain office mot for that our whole race would aunt, Mrs. W. M. Scott, la Scott abers of this class ahowGuest of the Monteiuma Hotel * Zachary were Mias Sunday was P. D. Rupert, of Wash­ James, who Is located a t Hastings within the gift of his fellow m en., be hupolcss, and we would bo utN ot all sizes of every kind but your size is here, if **fo, Miss Dorothy Mero, ington, D. C. Mr. Rupert U at in the government employ, inspect­ I once knew a man who groatly teriy defeated before wc began. loved to fish; und Jys raid that all i .— ---------------------ing potatoes. W Ray. MUs Elisabeth present located a t Okeechobee, sup­ you hurry. he wanted was to reach the place] SPECIAL NOTICE Mildred Holly, Miss erintending the Inspection of to­ at which he would hnve an income,! -------The orchestra was having a hard ^ n . 5Bss Georgia Mob- matoes a t that point. time keeping the key with the sing­ of one hundred and twenty-flw | The invitations issued to Col. .Dllie Benjamin, MU* dollars a month, on which ho could Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary No. ’*«ksn Miss Helen FUhReturning from Tampa where er. It grew worse and worse, An­ live, in order that he could spend j, by Mre. R. A. Terhcum for Tuesw*lth*»^iiiu«V ir- she- has been on a visit to her ally the conductor silenced the or­ n11 his days, from daylight until day afternoon havo been recalled, I turned to the soloist and °2?r* Miss Katherine daughter. MU« .Grace U chestra, . Grace Wagner, V dark, flshlngl He loved to fish. | . . said, "Would you please give the Miss Grace fllllon and ;M oKy.* U Wagner. While In Among those motoring to Deveil._____* r \ f t U Tampa, Mss. -Wegaer at1 attended the orchestra your A ?“ Mosicat Amer* That was h b goal. All of us have ■ sontc goal; all arc engaged in u-ljuid Saturday morning, from Safithe Conraee. jferd, to attend the meeting there of Names We may say that the goal for tjw Associated Dailies were Mr. ■1 I ' Visiting Mr. end Mr*. W. R. every Christian man or-d woman ahd Mrs. R, J . n d ly and a t’rarBates, a t the Femdalo Apartment.*, AI u/, .« i Motoring to Tampa and Claarwa- frem Winter Park Sunday were to seek to win is thist To g rew 1tive daughter Miss Mildred, and R. •*P “ ml gin utdiy'aftem don, and ret,um- Mr. and Mrs. E. 3. Ward and little to bo Christ like in charaetsr and | Howard Berg. The social side of l f j *4 -1 A > (io JBook at *uie Book.fftvers k.Lovere * ± * tog Sunday night,w 11 * 'E eret>HJ. E: Cari _ ____ *I ’I‘* , ’ , ..»• life. This Ls not an easy thing of the gathering a t DeLand will bo son, Dale, bringing with them as 1001n, wl *y afternoon, when the - - j‘ OTb.’Johnson, 1 CwD. John* _ both of thtir guest Charles Blair, frem accomplishment; in fact it is no; memorable. The visitors wefe takMn. ■e. J. E. P ie . j g f c g f Johnson Otlando, formerly of Findlay, IIL, possible through human effort: en to peLeon Springs late In tho M,r> HI , s p i e-m t Senu.____ ^ T u 7*4 in d " m tle 'd w Louie, This was one xft the returned withh Mb. Johnson. They Mr. Biair oe.Mg a t oreMnt connect­ elone. Soch a oUte involves a de- afternoon where a wonderful chicftree of humility, of humbleness. | cn dinner was served. The guest* (Ll' nKi held th is.y e a r ar# comfortably located in an ed with the Orlando Sentinel. t is a difficult path to walk; butjsnent the aftornoon swinurdng, the on ™rd_aU,«.. Commencement Week7 Plano Re­ it is worthy of the Christlika life, chatting and wandering over the We may draw an instructive nar* I beautiful country. From tho Pm and con the present ' Manager of the Gainesville Sun, cital assisted by vocal talent from allcl between this matter and th a t' springs Mr. and Mrs. Holly and Stetson University will be held at W. P. Arnold, and telegraph edb a child In school. .Such a pupil! Mba Holly, Mr. Berg and Arthur r*1' 4 ^ Mt*. Pace as hostess tor, F. J. Mason, stopped over in4] the 8anford High School Monday of on entering school, to[G. Keene, managing editor of tho i-Tt' UdUs to go with her Sanford Saturday afternoon, call­ evening, May 19. The program Is commences beginning take certain courses of Instruction. Miami Dally News, motored to Sanschool lunch room ing on frienda. Mr. Arnold anJ a most Interesting one — * — “ — “ ----------• continues to J do so,>- advancing •tW' y bx-. et 8:15. Doors will be closed dur- and s & six Wem lmld supper ,or 12 Mr. Mason were returning home ing numbers. to higher and higher courses us |ntiui course from DeLand where they had been On a visit to Tanipa for a capacity for learning is increased I i to attend the Associated Dailies. days With relatives are Mr. or developed. Even when school is Renting the Lake Mary Lodgo >dccorstion* w en Mrs. Joe eFrnandcs. finished the education of tho child for a s k irt time are Mr. and M n. Friday is not complete. Bo 1j is with the J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. W hat Shall I Give The Graduate? PERSONALS [play Produced cond Time At ledo Friday Gifts of the finer sort as wrist watches, buckles, mesh bags, combs, pearl necklaces, etc. . LAKE MARY | LODGE mm McLaulin Jew elry Co. TUESDAY, AT 10 HEARD AT THE CHURCHES ---- - For 30 Minutes Only lary Zachary Is ree at Parties L V & w s d s 200 PAIRS NOBBV NEW T R A P lovers WATCH •-"« ta&Jfyi f m - ^ , • . ^ esa -* .* ~ .; . • mb jflqgife'PW V1- LV\ - * 4 �t * J THE SANFORD HERALD, S U C C E S S O R TO Liberty Bell Now On P h ilip p in e ? Labor M ay R o 11 i n S iCollege Become Great M en ^ e E s t a b l i s h e s T e p Says Mls_ ! ^ 5 Babe Ruth leads With | N ine Circuit Clouts Deep Sea Tennis Court for . - CHICAGO. May 19—Baba-Ruth, fife-New Yoffc Americans maintained his home run supremacy in the two mnjor leagues last week by cracking out two four-base hits 1Riving him n total of nine. Four‘Incr of the Brooklyn Nationals, led his lengue with right. Next to nth in the American League was auscr of Philadelphia, with six ’clfruit clouts. Fouriner mnde the -most homers during the week, cracking nut two on Thursday and one on Saturday. Those with three or more home fruns for the tea son follow: National League. Fournier. Rrnoklyn, 8; Hartnett, Chicago, f>; Hornsby, St. I.ouls, 5; Williams, Philadelphia, 11; Gran­ tham, Chicago, d ; Blades, St, Louis 4; Wheat, Brooklyn, d; Grimes, Chicago, 3; Nels, Brooklyn, 3; Barnhart, Pittsburgh 3, and oBtlomlcy, St. Louis, 3. American League. Ruth, New York, 9; Hauser, Philadelphia, 6; Hcilmann, Detroit, .5; Williams, St.' Louis, ft; Jacobson , St. Louis, 3; McManus, St. Louis, 3. 8 How They Stand National League Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn ... Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia So that Helen Will, may keep in form during her trip to Europe, when: : he will tid e part in tl< Q-yr-pU g iv e s and probably meet Suzanne Lenglen, n tenni1 court war. built upon the liner Rerengarin. The photo shows workmen rushing work on a backstop with inset of Miss Wills, America’:: girl tennis marvel. American League. New York Boston . St, LouU , Detroit .... cioveiami Chicago . Wa^hiiiL'tou . rhiludclpliia ..i*1 N ew Scholarships' PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-iThc Liberty Bell, emblem of American independence, has been effectually OLLEGE, Winter JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 19 rafcgunnled by being mounted on means arc devised to instruct rm Rollins College has —Ih e annual council of the Pro-j wheels - L" | “ for ' — qu -pick removal from ptnos, a large number of whom testant Episcopal church in the Dioindependence Hi have been brought to Hawaii by lall in case of fire. Helen :ese of b lorida, will convene L*— — ** according to the regula­ the sugar planters' associations, in The■bell, ... , Z - J Wglqcsday. May 21. In tions workad -owU-U -Uw. firth “rffiePTEfftr^itmlanls an«P customs, the graduating flHiWmjf'lltWrtffll-t' C irf <ai?t UTaiVna-Church, ** tide in the building to be removed the territory will face n menace ed Florida high schools. The total! .... breaks __ The o guards \ Tins session Is of special interest „if lire ut amount of each scholarship is $800,1 \ .'or the council is charged with the have been trained by repeated drills nuch as no other community has payable over a period of four years \ (election of asuccessor* to the Ten* in the rapid moving of the chime. encountered, H. \V. Metcalf super­ in installments of $200 annually. < In order to make doubly certain \ enible Bishop Weed who died lit Rollins scholars will be chosen , * January, the scond in seniority ot that no fire can break out in tbp intendent of the Filipino center of on the following nointa: (1) Rec­ building, a fixed rule prohibits the Hawaiian Board of Missions, ommendation .of the high school * ill the uishops of the church. The council is made up of all the placing of any rubbish in tha base­ has told tho Chamber of Commerce. faculty; (2) Moral character; (3> 1 ... - t lergy in canonical connection with ment. The heating plant has been Failure to take action previously accomplishments; (4) * « ^ .he Uioeccc tor six mouths (*r removed to a specially built cellar nlong those lines is the direct Scholastic Leadership In student activities; . ncre and lay delegates from the npnit from the hall. Installation cause df the present strike of some Physical superiority. will ol an automatic sprinkling system Filipino plantation laborers, Mr. be mode subject to thePayment .ivcrnl parishes. maintenance 1 A majority vote of the clergy under way, Metcalf said. The only way to con­ of a high standing in college, nc- i trol the Large Filinino population cording to the rules of the awards. mu ot 11,0 m‘ty votin*f separately jB 1 a necessary to an election.., would be largely through Filipino All accredited high schools In the IjB The ttev. Dr. V. W. Shields, will leadership, and Filipinos should ho state hnvo received complete infor­ — ! iresido at the lirst session of the trained for this purpose, he contin­ mation in regard to tho new Rol­ rouncil. Dr. Shields has been for ued. , _ .............^ lins scholarships. By granting nhny years president of the stand“In this way it would be possible these ten* scholarships annually, 1 ng committee of the diocese nml to produce Filipino lenders w h o ' Rollins expects to maintain the a senior in service of the clergy would understand the customs, j high .quality and character of tho 7]/:v'?M ii the diocese. Etiquette of the ideals and practices of tho countrv student body and to do its part In Daytona '}f- . I ‘hurcli precludes campaigning for in which they live. When it ii . maintaining the civic and moral ;hu bishoprfc, it is H.iid. Among considered that the life of Filin5no. standards of the state, j he laity of the diocese, however, in their homeland is entirely (lifer­ ?3-'5^V here has been mention of a nument in every rernect from Mk ::‘ ex­ • jpr of outstanding clergymen both istence here, it is n mrrvcl to me ;Vyt£4 within and without the territory these men have adapted themselves jtF it'B involved. Among others, Rev SERVICE: That's our middle to local conditions as well as they John Wing of Chattanooga, Tenn. name. doing business with us, have." *x ■ Rev. Henry Phillips, of Columbia you notIn only get value received, Mr. Metcalf said that the Fili­ The Sportaman'a Store - I S. C., formerly chaplain a t the Uuiversify of the South (Scwnnnec) hut vou get SERVICE along with pinos now compose the second la rg ­ Everything for the Sportsman. ’ ' 4 jj mil in his student days u well- it. QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ est racial group in the territory, being led only by the Japanese. FER, Phone m . ■ l a i m N i H u i i i i B i i m i i i i i i i m i i , , , , , known athlete; Dr. S tarr; ol ’ Charleston, S, C.; Rev. Berkeley * Orleans; Kv. I’itz-Jnmes Hendry 1 rector of Trinity Church, St. Au gustinu; Rev. G. H. Garrison, rev -"“TSir lor of Christ Chureh, Pensacola; New Kingdom Is Soon To Crown Its Rulers ....... 12 !1 .........12 ........: l Growth of S t a t e ’s Schools Is N o t e d In Recent Reports • STOCKHOLM, May 19—.Swe­ den’;: greatest booster for the suecess of the American round the • world liight is a little white-haired , old lady in Stockholm, who may be dj seen any day sitting in an nvufj lane he of newspapers, with a pail ; of sci ..in- iii her bal'd . and a e map of the projected route on the table. Late editions of tho dailies K come to her home as soon as they ■] are olT the press, and she scans the .. cable columns for every scrap of il l new* of the airmen and the pro.. gie - of tiliec undertaking. At ... time her eyes grw big with appre­ hension. but more often they spar­ kle with vivid satisfaction. It is Im auze the high adventure is here. f r.u a-. ion will lie a jharp,«ii3int|iT of *”« J’,"*' l! a* .ehangoH in tho. .rvyal Jkuiiilio. ( j*'01 int have ocgurrisl ra.'u. result of [he Arne ipV-vuild war. But the house of Right, cjtdiitg.junw a f t f i u f t a u , , ^ * . . -1. ohrn.fultwn nrrMt ■ttif-■rrffrmtMtfxt-""'-“ WrWfVis The ctirnllment'-ffrr iN w irffn- .vy^y-r.Trmrry "4rr r ^ . - ^ n captnm, ending on that date was 251.078, hieh i reigning in Ruinanin, which represents an Incrunso over ttet n .Marie oi Seritht is a duugh* the enrollment of the preceding r of Queen Mario of Rumania. year of 13,310. Th average a t­ One of the dethroned kings who tendance was 188,998. an increase ill attend tin- ceremony, on the of 8,.'Ml. The' number of teachers loiiiwi >f ii latumJltip t-< Queen . .. , . . . wus 7,756, an increase ro c 1 '■ )>ia, tk ex-King Georgy, A.a pi; —11ut itMtc- divtal-avotbatt rd to . employed nvrr^h7rpr(TrilThg~yenfdr r Gre«*ve, wlio is mntried to Queen " V " ^ '' wll° ha,‘ bwn The number of pupils enrolled in Inrie’s sister. ex-Queen Elizabeth, fsW t |»t into the sea, the high school grades was 20,308 hm tin iamity ol Marie "1 Ku- '"If he conies back next Christ- an increase of nearly 3,000. (The lania, railed the “Mntjicr-in-Luw" nut',” raid Mrs. Ntd on, with the total enrollment In high school f tin Balkqti:!. will be repretettted light of mother love in her eyes,, grades live years ago was only t the i't-ri nmny by two reigning “iiiwill see that I hud my eye on 5,614.) iul min tit|M»i-»ri king.. him all the time he was Hying Improvement in the character of AdlalLaa overeign who will not .the world. work-done in the high school* also ike part in iin- tf-tlvilies will be around Lieut. Nelson went to the United is indicated, it is stated by the • ri •. king of ilic Bulgaritu ■. It Stall I ft yvarj ago. increase in the number of schools ext! ii-ly itnHkel; that Bori-i, .•igiung over a ill-feated people, ill be ad.id lo mingle with the nepieror.-. each of whom now dds territory tlml hi-lungt-d to ulgoria before the war. The event will In* nia<le all the lure notable beenuee it will mark ie thousandth anniversary of the ret kimlgont of Croutin, Southern Aoxorinl W. Memphis 23 'A tlanta.............. ........17 New Orleans i1 MobJJn 17 ilirminghnni . 16 Narhvllle II Little Rock ........ ____ 10 Chattanooga ......s South Atlantic Leu \V. August.-i ............. 21 Charlotte Hpnrtnnhurg Greenville ishevillr Florida Slate League "flrfanSoT f. fit. Petersburg Hrndcntown . Tampa - ........ f» baytona ........ [Local Ball Team Will P i* a c t i c e Regularly iat C oral G abl Means to You t . ahl,e.n represents today the mrernost successful attempt to create a distinctive resi­ dential property on one masterly, unified plan. Not a colony or c o m m u n ity — more than a Huburb —n city in reality, conceived and accomplished along linen skillfully related to site, design and cli­ mate— with all of the charm und beauty of setting possible only in tropical Florida. C uham Notable urc^ecturul featuiK* -maja^Xai-ttL Gabies distinctive, Three magnlft&rtt eriHwtow *« frompfdtecf aim 1 wocmore to be In .iltT ^ m plazas with bowered in bougainvillius, vennsta and thunbergia, thunbe; are already built and a dozen more will be erected; hundreds of charming homes surrounded by palms, pines and fruit groves: and a business section with twenty-five commercial homes as distinctive us its residential section. Electrified History One golf course and clubhouse have been in use for more than a year; and another and larger course and clubhouse are now under construction; tennis courts, baseball and playgrounds, bridle paths, open air bathing and other wholesome recreations to pile high the joy of living. ITS PAUL REVERE DROAt:CASTINGTUE BOmsH ARE yEH f VQELL IM S C T - 1 FE.K 2 'E M — -------- iCOMING BV LAND r In less than three years Coral Gables has matured in beauty and finished development into the proud pasitton of the m o s t beautiful of southern residential suburbs. T h e s c o p e a n d b e a u t y of it» improvements have attracted country-wide atten tion. It flashes brilliantly upon t h e jaded eyes of nU-year-round°living6in X & * Iurcs w ith a l W |? p U t i L of One of the greatest features,of the development at Coral Gables has been the building of highgrade homes. It boosts of over five hundred of these distinctive residences, all of them of n»* lied designs1’ ^ by ,cadin« *Mi «mi architects in Spanish. Moorish or closely d- rtlnn7 M t v ^ T ^ x X T h 0f ill cxt,:aor growth and development rich opportune three y e i w A bSycr^oTtmla" ,nt‘rca'HC;1 from 200 400 percent within the M or two. y 0 haa ovcry a ^ lira"ce of even a greater increase within the next year GET MV GOM *OCAB —THEVRE COMING _______ H7 H£y Mcome J&Y LAWo-K 1l M ■!] j s) t ■ Or L here's 10 you a Sanford Officr, Milana Theatre Bid Hanford Fla; George E. Merrick, Owner JBxeoot 168 B . 'Jach on vijU , W a t Palm Beach, Daytona, O rlaado, L St. Pctm bnrg, Sanford, Labeland, J i t Lund, I | / �I I ’♦ m Sv T/ ^ / * v r P T- / A4 >i >.». ( T- - ;** \rz . , T v r ; ’ .7“ r- r , It-" ' -t j m h K IP ' • .•* - fJ »m W : Son Cash in A dvance **• ■£. V.,r— « « W.U ,,) ! iwi»*<ii*t*, r *•* __ 10* * III* ;---------oaalla* *•” ____ 0« a lla* —~__ _ 4a a llaa i TrP« d o u b le-a b o v e 4 d*ic» * r * f o f c o n * Ifijicrl of fc*«?r**e l#ted * lln* " c h a r e * 1UC Im c tli for Herald Want Ads READ TH EM FOR PROFIT =^= rfDaily Herald— T-AD b a t e s .rZk T ~w in -•t-M ? *v r 4 8 first Exiling l» restricted to (Uaalflcatlonrrnr l» na-l* T he ®W" ud will b* responsible on* Incorrect Insertion, rtiter. for subsequent ■f1 Th. offlco should bo lBmedlalely In ca se of Political Announcem ent ~ ----- USE THEM FORI (RESULTS Announcements FOR tlifs T T Jllir.E . I hereby announce m y self a s a candidate for the -ifflre of County JudKe of Sem inole County, subject to the D em ocratic prim ary, Ju ne 3. 1 2 4. 1 p led ge faith fu l service should you nom inate me. FOR CONSTAl:I,R OF DISTRICT I hereby announce that I am a candidate for constable of D istrict No. 1. subject to the D em ocratic primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. Said district bring composed of the (ollowInK voting precincts: Sunford. I.akn Monroe and I’uolo. 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 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, selling, renting, exchanging? In the solution of all these needs of the hour and scores of others that are just as im­ perative. E. K. WALKER. FOR JlM TICi; OF THE PEACE. I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the office of Ju stice of the Peace In ntid for the F irst Ju stice D istrict of Sem inole Counl>. U'tlh the letcnd and efficien t assistan ce «.f the executive officers of the county I promise to do my duty w ithout prejudice. I* (5. KT It INC'.KIM-LOW. NOTICE. ___ ___________ J. O. 8IIAnON._ I w ill be a candidate for renom lnation for the office of State At­ FOR CI.KIIK f i n e LIT COl'UT. 1 wish to nnnounce tl.at I nm a candidate for Clerk of th e Circuit Court of Sem inole C ounty, subject to D em ocratic prim ary, June 3rd. If elected, t prom ise to e fa ith fu l perform ance of tics d u ties c o n ­ nected w ith tliut office. W. I„ MORGAN. Political nouncements Read Herald W ant Ads For Profit U se Them for Results T hereby nuniiunre my cundldacy for the office of Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court, Semlnolo County, ft’lorIdB. subject to the derision of th* Democratic primary to he held on June 3rd. A. D.. 1921. I stand for efficiency and service III office. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ VANCE _ _ . . tL DOUQLAHB. — keys on ring* turn to Ifhrald office. sat number of people In Sem inole I C ounty and the sta le of Flnrldo. I _____^ * J. R. LYI.E8. j REAL ESTATE FOIt n rrilft'.S K N T A T IV K . i *1 hereby announce my candidacy ftir member H ouse of R ep resen ta­ tiv e s for Sem lnol* County, nubject H. C. M AXW ELU lo tho action of the voters at tho proparty, ton acres rrUMFVI FOIL. KTATK F t m S T ^ H HEXATOIl FROM T II K D em ocratic prlm-irv. June 3. Eureka Hammock. Miss Ena Hes­ NINETEENTH SENATORIAL FORREST LAKE. ATTOIINBY. ter, 838 South Hughey St., Orlan­ DISTRICT. vote myself a candidate r o i l COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I snur-inre my candidacy for ■fflce of Slate Attorney I hereby unuoinice my candidary do, F'ln. ^ttntli Judicial Circuit of nom ination as S tate Senator from for County Com m issioner for the •dim *o tho Democratic the N ineteenth S en atorial D istrict, ft'lflh Dlatrlrt comprluInK CbiiluoFor Sale—Hourc and lot on Sanla be held In Junu. If subject to the D em ocratic Prlmury tn, CJencva nnd Oiireola, i i i Ii Jk . to ainition of my record to he held June 3rd. I um on a t ­ the action of the D em ocratic pri­ ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Term*. IMicy |s fnvorliiy consld- torney at law practlcInK at San- mary .June 3. For Sale—Business now clearing r vole and u rtlvo support ford. ft*lorldit, and hnve been a resC. RACLERSON. four to five hundred dollars ~ ,r Ident of nnd attorney In tho N in e­ ft!f»clated. I'OR CI.KHH tTIICI'IT COURT. rnonth. $1,500 takes u 7 “‘ Como teenth Senatorial D istrict for 13 MILLARD n. SMITH. I hereby announce that I inn n •T n t ' n i i i m i s s i o n e h . years. Your support w ill he Kreut- candidate for tho o ffice of Clerk quick. For Sale—Ten ncre.t, 300 feet t announce my sandldury iy appreciated. LEW IS O'nitYAN. of Hie Circuit Court o f Sem inole Rtl"n to th e jff lc e of l County, subject to tlm action of Ihe lake front, good dwelling, gnrage, a 8 WASTED^-tiood man or woman to r o ^ KfcNT—Rooms. Wouldn’t operate dining room, Lakeside, y o u b e a b l e to use the money ‘ Hotel, Lake Mary. Rare opportu* cured by rentin* that vacant room nity. Call or write H, B. Turner. I now goinjc to waste? There are WANTEDr-Sanrord business men! many periona looking for place* to /J who aro in need ol competent stay. Help take care of them and OOLUMUPS t<>a.> l.ftllKJKR—Clus*Iflcd utls have tho larKent c l r c u - help should read the classified not only make money but assist in i tatlon In H«iuthwe«tern t lc o r K la . page of The Herald. There’s no keeping people in Sanford. Phone R ate Sc (C-wortl) line.______ reason for sending out-of-town for 118 and give your ad over the tel­ ADVERTISE in the Joum anier^ help when there Is probably just ephone. Use The ellrmld for quick aid, South Georgia’s greatest the person _____ < you want In the d ty service. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates WANTED—\ oun uren to work FOR RENT—Three rooms partly uat be of good furnished. Mrs. Annie Philp, after school. 10c Per lino. NVaycross JoumalHcrald, Waycross, Georgia. •_____ nppearanco and willing to hustle. West Side._________ Address in own hand writing, givTO REACH the prosperous farm­ Ing age. Work Is entirely on com* FOR RENT—Two large, nicely ers ami fern growers of Volusia mission basis and earnings will de­ furnished housekeeping or bed county advertise in the DcLnnd pend entirely on your ability to get roonis, flH month. 312 E. Fifth SL Daily News, rate lc per word, cash results. Box 100, care Herald.___ wUh_order._ _______________ HELP WANTED—Young ladleri of Apartm ents A LlTTI.E WANT AD in The good appearance willing to do Herald will bring you big ro- house to house canvassing on com­ For R ent suits, Advcrtise thoso old articles mission basis. Good proposition you have stored away and have f„r ren| workers. Address Box 431' FOR RENT—Furnished a partno use for. A little thirty-cent a d jcarc Snnford Herald, and give t ment. 311 Park Ave. may bring you several dollars. COmplctw information as toage and — . . Phono H8 and a representative ability FOR RENT—Two room housekeepy' ! ing apartment. 719 Oak Ave. will call to see you. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando WANTED, ‘ FOR RENT—Furnished npartHone mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ Actlve and progressive loeal i mer.ts, 200 E. Third St. Pnc fied business,1rate 1c n word, min­ dealers in every community to rep-; New Ern Printery, 410. imum^ 24c Cash with order. resent a large and dependable b le nurs­ -----~ FOR RENT—Two furnished houseAUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Auh ery house. Our co-opcratlon helps .keeping rooms, 710 W. Firat gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest the local dealer to make quick street. classified medium, rate cash .O'Jc sales, extra Income and satisfied. „ ....... .. _ RENT—Three room apaitcharge. 10c per line, minimum customers... Good aelling season fOR mont. 104 Palmetto Are. closc nt hand. W ilts now for aur .30c. RENT— Furnished apartWaterville, Morning Sen- attractive proposal to responsible FOR m a IN e ment, 801 Magnolia Avenue. dealers. GritTing’s Interstate Thousands of Moino peo. tincl. pie are Intem ted in Florlda p'rop-! Nurseries. Jacksonville, Florida. FOR RENT—Exquisite modern ocean front apartment in new erty. Roach them ' through the -------------------------------------------Szold Ruilding, for July and Aug­ Sentinel.” Rate card on applica­ ust. Also 5 room apartment and Miscellaneous tion. gnrage near ocean front for season. i »Al M B E A cif c o u n t y —The Wanted Address J. Szold, Daytona Beach. scene of stupendous developmentRENT—Two room apart­ Rend about it in the Palm Beach PLENTY OP TRANSFERS, es, FOR ment, with or without garage. Post. Sample copy sent on rebut none with SERVICE for eir 018 Oak Ave. nucst. mi.i.llo mime. Call 408._____ TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily AUK YOU MOVING?—Call a Times, the great home tlnlly, QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Miscellaneous rnte l lxc per won!, minimum They will do the job as you want it charge 25c cash with order. Write done. Phone 408.___ _________ NOTICE— lam prepared to fill orfor complete rate card. WANTED—To rent Piano. Must I if.V Ft.O l’ERS ATTENTION—lVntiers for flowers and basket* for be in good condition. J. H. Col ■arola Is hcKlnnlnx tin* sr c a ic st *1*vvlopmcnt In tlhithla's history; a dough. Box 80. Also to make h alf ntlllloit dollar hlKhway to tho WANTED -W ater pump for use commencement. irulf bench Just llnlsliril; u tw o with Skinm-r Irrigation System,! sprays and floral design for fum illion dollar lirldx** ncr >ss ftJsrainbln Bay started; iin.irlcr in nihin' "" capacity 2.000 to 3.00Q gallu n s per! , rtrttnr opera' 1nntjse~timTcr'rnns Mrs. A. K. Rossetfer, IM nfiT U .f« I hour. M'ust be In first-class shape, literal*. tlon: bcini; spent on , _, . ,, ,, . . 1, tlon; tw o million* m illions brim: S I hlKhwuy; Krealcst chance for live I-ihdlej F ern eries, D el.nnd, pj(0ne 212-W .’ d cv -lo p crs to act In on around , r la. flo u t. W rite Developm ent D e p a r t-1__________________ _ __________ m cnl The I’rnsncola _ __ I — ' * W K R T^ffftllNrA—Olairksbuni. Tbej ClarkHtiurg Exponent, im .rnlnu in InrlmlluK Hunday, morning lasuc. 1 ,K euresi sign ct worms 1 rent per word, minimum 3ir. >children is paleness, lack o f inter- MISCliLliANEOUS FOR SALE TRUCK FARMS ^ ‘’ AT DAYTONA BEACH—Own your summer home at the beach. Live in it summers, and pay all ex­ penses with winter rental. An at* triu tiv o » JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair ehop; •Tf L’a ifetal we ca.-. aeld i*." j* located at the coner of 4ourth 1ANFORD, FLORIDA and Pine Ave. and he will be gladi to sue any of his old customers, and tuke cure of thei rwants at any time. He does general auto repair work, und guarantees satisfaction. Sanford Novelty Bring your auto troubles to him, and tjicn forget them. Works FOR SALE!—One gusolino pump, complete, cheap. First Ailing sta­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. tion two miles out on Orlando road.' Mrs. W. T. Gillen._____________ | General Shop and Mill Work -Two SheUand Shetland pom ponies. FOR SALK—Two Will trade for 1024 02 used Ford Contractor and Builder sedan or coupe,• -paying difference. 7* Mrs. J. T “ .Burckhnlter. La Villa 517 Commercial 8treel Hotel, Eu*tbr*Eia. Two bunt Schelle Maines LAWYER —- Court Houm , George A. DeCottea A ttomey*at>Law Over Seminole County Yank Sanford, - Florida Fred R. WUson ATfORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bonk Sanford ----------- - P R IN T IN G The Matthews Press Wslska lll*ia.. Naafur* Y U . Phone 417-L-2 Sanford Machine1 S a asral M aaklaa a a 4 W s ih s By GEORGE McMANUS NGING UP FATHER propo sitio n . three bedrooms, bath, sitting und dining rooms, kitchen, garage. h>ws very near the ocean. Each LowpVemc.f rmiahart j .. \VUl .x fchown Sunday*. $4,250.00 ant 750.001" Calf or write, "Owner," N. Palmetto Ave., Daytotuu has BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD WANTED IfOCSKS—By many people desirous of living in San­ ford. If you want to rent vour FOR SALE—DeSuto paints and vunrMhr.* at Sanloid Novelty If. C. M A X W E L L I’jnce invest thjxty cents In a Mcrn,n‘* y‘»u wlU reRC,l Works, sola agents.______ 154-tfc Real Estate !ho*'!0,nl*rcst£ ,l: r.h°Vf y0Uf . TYPEWRITER RIBBONS— For and *° ^ !l0 c ^ ra ^ ut^ use on Royal, UemingKn or L. Insurance FOR RENT—Whole or part of'C . Smith typewriters. Will soil for one-ho If price. Herald office. SANFORD,------FLORIDA completely furnished seven room house; good location; all con- FOR SALE — Remington type­ good variety of fruit trees, a bag-! venloncca. Address Box 43, city, writer, with wide carriage, In gain for $4,000. Terms__ good condition. $25 cash. Inquire Elton J Moughton We have the largest listing on ut Herald office. ____________ celery and vegetable farms in the ARCHITECT city. If you want a city lot, n su­ FOR SALE, or will trade for car, burban lot, a houso ready built, five acres of unimproved celery i First National Bank Bldg. celery farm, grove or unything in lund m ar Oviedo. Write C. B .! Sanford, — ■— ■ Florida the real estate lino call on us. We llioderson, 204 S. Main St., Orlanhell a t tho owners’ price only. Call •frJjjS:, — tap*-------------- *T—i T and .pita ua. W« give ;o u the bar-) truing arid service. FOR SALK—Ono milk cow and THE SEMFNOI.E REALTY CO., calf. See W R. Raulerson, i Wilson Welding & Radiator SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. - .......J) Hrnrdall Ave. Sanford.......... 10 acres, 5 ..tiled in --------------Works - Judge, your eiipp<trt end vote on d »tinuuuce inyseir a can­ 1924. June the 3rd w ill he appreciated. J. A. SCARLETT. 't te-eli-ctlan us n member HAMUE*. A. H. W IL K IN S O N . lo ll COUNTY I’llOSECUTINO ‘•Ml llourd of I’ubllc In ­ FOR COUNTY JIHKil'. ATTORNEY. born Dlutrlcl No. 3. Subject, of coure**. to tile action I w ish tn announce that I shal' livledo, Osceola and of ih e ocratic primary to he I subject to tbe action of hr u candidate for the offlco of held Jun*Dem 3rd. I w ill lie a candidate County i'roscculliiK A ttorn ey, subJwet la' the af »bo) the* endorsementemlurMomft- t( tho L* thy offlcv «t-«biUMgt Ja4*a o»f ocratic voter* ut the June 3rd . ' S.'inruole County. I sh a ll lie grate“ Board since 1915, and Dem . ’ f*>l i n n t lination n x f I n n nnnd n il stlsx** (ul #..■» for tli.k the inom elec chalnnun of tho primary. tlon. nnd If elected I assure the flEOROK C IIBRltmO._ citizen sh ip <>f Sem inole a fair nnd “v 1919. especially Ilia me V"fk r*-i|uircil of a Board KOII county ' com m issioner !" fa ith fu l adm inistration of tho a f­ Old if re-elected I prom1 hereby announce niy candidacy first class shape, 5 unin- mnirlentlou* and con- for re-election for tho offlco of fairs of Ihe office. KCIIF.LLE MAINEH. NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH ' •trvl*-.- an has been rend* County C om m issioner o f Sem inole ®r many years of service. County, D istrict No. I, subject to . cleared, near loading CiUlL ft*. HA It n i HON. the action o f the D em ocratic p ri­ The now treatm ent for torn flesh s t a t i o n — $4,200 t e r i U S . __ ___ Geneva, Florida. mary June 3, 1924. cuts, wounds, sores or laceration* BUILDING Cl. I- BLEDSO E. 40H SIIEIIIFF. announce m y self aa a P ur s i'M .h lv r rVTiENT m>"iTtTTthat is-doing such wonderful work 22 acres on hard MATERIAL ■'•r the office of Sheriff LIC INSTRUCTION. In flesh healing is the Borozonc County, su b ject to th* I hereby nnnounco my candidacy road,' at loading sta­ "e Primary June. 1924. for re-election to the o ffice of liquid and |>ow<ler combination ____ w. A T I I .u a County Superintendent of P ublic: hlikACl.K Concrete Co., general treatment. The liquid Borozone b tion, 5 tiled, 3 inch Instruction of Semlnol*. C ounty. e tm r n t w ork, sld sw lsk e , build ^ f o it siiK itirr. f announce m yaelf a can- euhjert to the D em ocratic prim ary jn_ blocks, Irrigation b o iea . J. & n powerful antiseptic that nurifle* well—$7,500 terms. the wound of all poisons und infec­ i, r+*'sctlon to the offlco to be held on Juno i.a w t o n ‘ T e rw lllcg c r. Prop. j <<t heioinole C ounty subtious germs, while the Borozonc Lumbar and Building Material- powder in the great healer. There it *1* ■>'tl<>n o f the D em o. Full COUNTY COMMiaslONEH. I hereby an n ou n ce-m y candidacy i„,,r.y jo be held on June Carter Lumber Company H. B. Lewis Co. nothing like it on earth for speed, , o i-.,.or another term I for the o ffic e of C ounty C om m is­ N. Laurel Phono 685. r.aity and efficiency. Price (liq­ At 107 N. Park Ave. lulnil the d u ties o f the sioner from D istrict Num ber T w o w ‘ *''nie efficien t m anner of Hemlnoie County, su bject to the Wi l l l u m b e r c o . houm * uid )30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder Phone 319 v« conducted It ia the action of the D em ocratic Primary Service, Quality and Prica 30c and 60c. Sold by Union Phar­ June 3. 1921. macy. Adv. JOHN MEI8CII. Phone 135. C. It. HAND. Houses For Sale jq* DRIVES OUT WORMS T] .. . j # TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of *n P1®** Tretfulness, vsriahle Florida real estate advertise in ! ®PPe*>te* picking at the nose and tho St. Petersburg Tlntcj. One cent i starting in sleep. When cent n word daily* two eents-u word ■[heac symptoms appear it U time Sundays. ! l.° F,v° -" hlte.». Cro*m Vermifuge. -----------------------------:------------jj few doses drives out the worms “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell, Annd puts tho little one on the road anything?" If so advertise in n T ^ u ,, J® health aaaiiv tW ( J a h t s a v l U a - ’. nVrtmftlgo-has a recotNl■ at -»0 i r or Mh Hawk. all'ITS INC* get* results if *1t /Vearr of jmrtrssful use. Price 35c. Vi-’uU ftENT—Large. ^urnTsiic reaches potential buyers. t Sold by Union Pharmacy, hoUKo on beach front ut Duyto- lutku Duilv News is circulated in •ia. Apply to II. N* Dickson, Or­ circulated in industrial urn! agricul­ tural center. lando, Fla. ,UR SALE or ...dijHTSjjfonl H 0U SE S W ANTED tOCNTY SCHOOL HOARD 4 LEARN ABOUT Folic County and * ■' ' “* * Lakeland, through the* *Star-Tele* gram. Beat advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. Houses For Rent Lost and Found TAX COI,LECTOR. • inn .unco myself a canr the offlco of Tax ColJsmlnoli) County, nubject ilion of the Democratic i» t« held June 3rd. 19X4. 1 R oom s-ForReitl torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit of the S late of Florida, su b ­ ject to the action of the Demo­ cratic Primary. Your endorsem ent for a second term of office w ill bo Krcolly appreciated. iDVr.BTISBn*; flKOIlOE A. DBCOTTKS, _ u r»pre*en*atl". o thorS ta te Attorney. Seventh Judicial alllar with rate*, ru les Circuit, S la te of ft .orldn. tBcallon. w ill ghre you Poll COUNT! COMMISSIONER. Informalion. And ir FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce my candidacy , ihcr *t» a»»'*t VO** ,n for re-election to the o ffic e of To the Voters of Sem inole County: I h erd .) announce my candidacy County C om m issioner from D is­ jour vr»nt a<1 to m ake trict Number Four of Sem inole f..r the o ffice of Sheriff of Sem i­ ■ffKtltl. County, su bject to the action of nole County, subject to the voters .OUTSAT XOTITIC. the D em ocratic primary June 3rd, of the D em ocratic Primary to be held June 3rd. 1921. If elected I Her* should Klvo th eir 1924. prom ise four yeurs of Law Knr portofflre address ns n V. W H EELER . forcenu nt In a business m anner by •heir phono num ber If KOII COUNTY COMMISSIONER Help of the proper subordi­ jr« result- About one I hereby announce my canillduey the n ates o r a ssista n ts and earnestly I of a thousand baa a for the office of C ounty Commie so licit the support of all law el* tn,l the other* can't sloner from D istrict Num ber one of I ^ c V m e n ’t voVer-C .m June 3rd j t e with you unleaa Sem inole C ount), eitoject to ttie n c* | i \ i i pv w jour address. tlo n of the D em ocratic prim ary June ---------------- r a i .m iA ti_ u .m . i. i - n . ■tlnennrr MUST be 3. 1924. IIOSTON STRELE. 1 MI'.MIIftMl O ft* SCIIOOI, IIOARI). • _ person at The l i e that I, am u FOH PHOSECLTI.Nfl ATTOItNEY■ i* 1I wish to announce th.lt m id office or h r le t I desire to announce to th e c l t l.- 1[ candidate for Member of tho Ttlrphour dlseoatlazens of Sem inole County that I am School Hoard of Sem inole County ■re aot tbIIiI. a candidate for the nom ination to from School D istrict No 3. subject m, Prompt. E ffic ie n t be P rosecu ting A ttorney for the to the decision of the Dem ocratic Service. County Court of Sem inole .County, prim ary to b <lndd June 1. 1921. II. II. PATTI SHALL. subject to th e action of th e D em o­ cratic prim ary. June 3rd. 1924. I FOR I I O A I t l l O F P r i l M C I N w ill be Krnteful for your vote and STR UC nO T. th e nom ination. T hereby announce my candidacy _____ E R N E ST F. H O r S H O L D ER. for re-election as member of the K0U_J 1,'STICE OF PEAC E Hoard of Public Instruction for I hereby announce my candidacy Sem inole County. Florida, roprefor Justice of Peace In njul for tho sentlnK School D istrict No. 2. of Oil rONSTAHLIB. Soniluulo County, su bject to the innouiice m y self a enn* F ir st D istrict of Sem lnolo C ounty. ______ _____ P. M. ELD ER . r#-«*lc*ilon on June Ird. Dorvff'rntlc primary to lie held on Ju ne 3rd. 1924. ontia'ile of D istrict Num -1 f o r MllftMlIPft*. Cl!AS. A. DALLAS. ?<mlnole C ounty, w hich j hsreltv announce my candidacy ruilnc precinct* Number* f or sheriff of Sem inole C ounty, su b- FOR Mft'.MIIER arilllOI. HOAItll. 4. I will ap p reciate the j ect to the D em ocratic prlm ury, I hereby unnonnci. mynelf a canill voter* In D latrlct j une 3rd. 1924. dhlato fur re-election to the offlco J. II. LEE. of member of tho !l<mr<l of Public a ICLAI’P) W H IT T E N . FOR COUNTY Jt.lR iK . Instruction, representing School ll>T»‘ roM M lW lU.NEIt. I hereby announce my candidacy D istrict No. 1 o f Sem inole County, announce my candidacy for the o fflc o o f C ounty JudKe ■lib M eet to th e Democ r a tic u r l m a r x . , __________________— ly-VeanotBslooer —for t h e - 0f H om lnnle-tJnunty.-wutiJecr-to-thB To ha held oh .liinc 3rcl. • f*24. I ------------------- — — (strict of Sem lnol* Cnun nrtlon of th e voters nt th e D em o­ F R E D T......................... ................. WILLIAMS. i ki to the action o f the cratic prim ary June 3. TO THE VOTERH OF THE IBT111 airy of 1924. JOHN O. LEONAIIDY. SENATORIAL IIISTIIICT. C. L. WEST. FOR COUNT! COMMISSIONER. A fter due ronslderatlnn, I have I TAX A S S E S S O R . I hereby announce my candidacy d eeliln l to becom e a candidate for C5ST an opponunll t o k e e p FOR RENT—At latke Mary, 6t» announce th at I am a for t.’ounty C om m issioner for the re-election to the Statu Sennte mes by not roont cottage. Has running wa­ tin abreast witii tho fur re-election to the 3rd D istrict, com prlslnx tho tow n* from the 19th D istrict, T*x Asse»*or of Heml- >f Io.ke Mary. L onxw ood. and A l­ com posed o f OraSenatorial reading tho classified pages of ter, also garage, |15 per month. inter He ml nolo and tty. subject to th e d ecls- tam onte HprlnKs. and resp ec tfu lly O sceola Count!**, suhlact to the your daily newspaper, Herald ADo four room cottage with ga­ Drmorratlo Prim ary to soilclt the support of the v o te r s of D em ocratic prlamarv to he hold want ads contain many interesting rage, 18.00 per month. Apply this d istrict at th e prim ary to be June 2/d. sn* 3rd. 1924. 1 resp ectfully solicit ea. It will pay you to read Thru -her & Gnrn o r , ______ _ held June 3, 1921. .VAUQILAN. your support. _ W. n. BALLARD. r i1i i i M n ; i i ? j ' F r — ■ .. g O . QVKUHTU EK T r - 1 COTTAGE- for-rvnL J . Musson. FOIl COUNTY COM MIS H10 .\f c n T m of Sem lm ils CoUniyi FOR II E l’ll I :s ENT ATI VE. FOUND—A t tho llbrnry Japanese} ^ (,|. SALE—Three new cottage^. I hereby announce m y ca n d i­ innoun-e m y self n ranannounce m vself parasol. Owner can havo same by, Two a t Glndcrvillc, one at Citir Sheriff o f Senilnole dacy for C ounty C om m issioner for • a T a r*B|iectfu:iy cam llilnie f»»r the H ou se o f ibjtft to the^tictlon o f the calling ut Herald otfico nnd paying j.u, Heig-hts on Orlando road. Ic primary to be held ou ___ _______ Wqukk-i.uya^..Soo-Alr. L’o* M 1 aim clenlejd J p i* q |4 M lent of my ab ility. E. E. HRADV. P H O N „ £ o iitic a L ,^ ... FOH TAX COLLECTOR. I wlaii to an n o u n ce.tl.n t I am a candidate for re-election to the o f­ fice of C ounty Tax C ollector of Sem inole County, subject to the action of the D em ocratic prim ary to he held in June. ________________ JN'O. D. .V1XKINH. F o il c o ii . \ t v c o n >n a s i o m u l . I hereby announce my ca n d i­ dacy for County C om m issioner for D istrict No. I. Sem inole County, subject to the D em ocratic Prim ary, June 3, 1921. _____ T* P. II An AN. ii PAG* SEVER TH E SANFORD HERALDv1MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924. O llaSrr U'USIa Vk % K h u n , BJ V E -R Y W ELL DADDY NO- 1 D O N 'T WANT \O U TO W EAR A RIOIK HAC8T LIKE. TV*\ATTn o CiET UP* ^>TUPiD M Y O A U C x H T E L R I t> A ‘b E N 'b l D L e . O R L O U T THE TO O H CER C E .N E R A T IO N A R E £b L A Y E .‘b T O F O O L I S H V ----------- ---- F A 'a H I O N b : O -U ! J '■ A N D 'T E L L . M E w h a t YOU T H IN K . O F M Y N E -W r i o i n c ; <r Sanford Sign V APPROPRIATE LETTERING For AH ClooHee of h a im t - 107 Nortl Sanford . ^5? i.A i / . T -ft — STEWART The] Flowers fo r AH (k Member* FUrtat* "* * T3 m - ir V 1 's * « livery Hit Mjrrtla A*a. -r— I X el ’ V «• • 9 A A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 19, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ca032de52770f79f3628c70ecf2c70c.pdf 9728e94d2e9dd31964e83ec457ec9121 PDF Text Text I i- */u)h HVi TV'Mirii»« • in nt % •iHi­ »I♦t ♦•» f11 ..................... .. ......... mm f^7}K h* il ..J s.p r e a te st fig Richest Garden Land- F a ir Tuesday and prob.hly Wed- j nesday; no change in tem perature; gentle variable winds. SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS XV S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , M A Y BRAND 20, 1921. Rebels Firing on Honduras Capital - . IIQING SENATOR WHEELER m %'."v* ence Warranted rges of Guilt ir From South iota Reiterates ■stion is For irts To Decide” ires Charges Of ime-up Fail For ck of More Proof 3HLNGTON, May 20— Adictment of Senator pr. Democrat, Montana, deral prand jury fn his ate was justified by the ce, Senator Sterling, Rican, South Dakota, a Cr of the special senate hating com m ittee, as|inn minority report day to the senate. irinjr thnt the guilt o r inno|»f the prosocutor of the jrty committee wns n quesHy for the courts to deterlenator Sterling said his rci limited to the question of ktion. He added th a t ScnJietler’s charge th a t the to­ wns the result of a ' by his political enemies I “entirely of proof.” Sharp Replies. ' reading of tho report __ •harp replies from both i Borah and Senator Carakmoernt, Arkansas, of the itln? committee. • Senator aid that when more time ilable he would review tho in detail "and will then | that Mr. W heeler 1 never at violated the letter or the ' the law.” or Wheeler is charged In ttment with having aci fee from Gordon Campntana oil operator, fo r tne Bon of oil land perm its bci interior departm ent. Four of tho committee, in a ttport filed last weefc; by Bdrah, held the evidence. SHOALS QUESTION, NOW EXPECTED TO i BE SETTLED SOON! Advocates of Measure Get Tngethcr With Supporters of Farm Aid Rill To Hold Congress Until mil ls Settled. WASHINGTON', May* 20.—Fur­ ther indications that the Muscle Shoals issue will come to n vote in the senate before adjournment de­ veloped today. If advocates of Muscle Shoals development agreo also to vippose adjournm ent of congress until n farm relief bill is passed, they have practically been assured that the farm bloc will support the move to forco settlem ent of the Muscle Shoals question before congreis closes. Norris Favors Vote. Chairman Norris, of the senate agriculture committee, announced to the committee today that ho fa­ vored n vote on disposition of Mus­ cle Shoals at this session and that hA expected to end the public hear­ ings this week by dividing night sessions. When the hearing opened today, Senator Harrison, Democrat, Mis­ sissippi, one of thu leaders of the group, favoring Henry Ford’s hid, requested that u date bo fixed to close tho public hearings so thnt a vote could be taken without fu r­ th er delay. lie wns supported in his contention by Senator Heflin, Democrat, Alabama. A t the request of Senator H arri­ son an executive session of the committee will be held ut 1 1 o’clock Wednesday morning- when the com­ m ittees’ procedure in regard to Muscle Shoals will be discussed. Senator Harrison suggested that all of tho Muscle Shouls bids be brought to the senate floor. He de­ clared if the Ford bid wns defeated he wanted some other plan adopted for the development of Muscle Shoals. _ _____________ Fertilizer production was disdiscussed at today’s hearing by Theodore Swann, of Birmingham, Ala., president of (he Federal I’he*Company, and Federal i .Wives P eerin g ILHARD FIGHT IS Two Get None Of Estate MADE TO BEAT Mi m . ; 1 NUM-iBER 42• * ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ■ President .Coolidge’s Active Efforts to Secure Defeat of Passage Over His Authori­ ty Proved To Be of Little Help As Senate Voted Two To One To Reject His Veto. SAN FRANCISCO. May 2 0 Two former wives were elim­ inated from participation in hid estate under the will of Char­ les William Case Deerlng, club­ man and member of a well known Chicago family, It was learne<f when the Will waa filed for probate here yesterdny. The 1 Jeering's nearest living relative it Mid in tha will is father, Charles W. Deerlng of Miaami, Fla. Attorneys said the value of the estato is around $ 100 ,000 . MONROE Nineteen Candidates Present Platformer At Gathering Held On. JVIonday Night MOROCCO TEMPLE Interest Centers ^ PLANS INITIATION In S h eriffs Race OF 76 CANDIDATES Seekers of Sheriffs WASHINGTON. May 0.—rre s I ident Coolidge made n futile Inst ] minute effort to hnvc his veto of the soldier bonus bill sustained in the senate fight Mondny which r e ­ HaC_ sulted in the passao dgespite his Rebels making an nttack on Tegucigalpa. They hnd just advance.! to this position to open, fire on nttcnvpts to prevent it. Toward government troops who attempted a counter attack. Incidentally, Bob Dorman, NEA Service stall pho­ trying to ward off its passage, he Hanford Hhrine Club Prepares For called into conference seven Re­ tographer, hml to rush to cover under n rain of bul lets just after- snapping tlji* picture. Huge Celebration on Thursday publican senators. Four of these When Hundreds of Hhriner* who hnd previously voted for the Will Re Guests. hill east their ballots in support of Before a crowd o f citizens the executive. estim ated to have been be* Elaborate preparations arc be­ Altogether there were only five ing mnde by members of the Han­ tween 250 and 800, enndi-*. senators who had supported the bill on its first passage to vote ford ^hrine Club for the big cere­ dates for the several county against it today. They were Colt, monial which will be held here on offices Monday night present­ MIAMI, May 20 —A man nnd Rhode Island; Keyes, New Hamp­ Thursday when from 1,000 to 5,000 woman were arrested n<pir shire; Me Kinley, Illinois; Phippe, Shriner* from all over the state ed them selves and their can­ will gather to take pnrt in the ini­ didacies to the voters o f Lake here Tuesday as suspect* in* Supporters of Howell-Rnrklry Hill Mill Go to New York Immrdintely Colorado, and-Sterling, South Da­ tiation of a class of 78 candidates. three nssault and robbery cases kota. All except Senator Colt were Which Would Aholi*n Rail Ga­ Monroe in the third o f a to Fare Charges of Beating That no stone will he left un­ in which two women nnd one at the White House conference. bor Board Receive a Set­ series of precinct potitieal Frederick Gump Several man were knocked down nnd The others attending the confer­ turned in the m atter of entertain­ back in House. Years Ago. ment for the visitors is nssured gatherings held under tho robbed, two Sunday night nnd ence were Cameron, Arizona; llnrWASHINGTON. Msy 20—Sup­ a third last night. A t Hialeah, | PHILADELPHIA, Mny 20 - reld, Oklahoma, nnd Dale, Ver- by Edward F. lame, president of auspices and management o f tho Hanford organization. Togeth­ ’ ~ a woman whose name wns not l F rco ami again in possession of his niont. porters of tho Howcll-Harklcy bill er with the several committees ap­ tho county Democratic Exe- / to nbolish the rail labor board suf­ .learned was knocked down nnd i large estate. Harry K.’Thnw, who The Inst move of the adminis­ pointed to handle the affair, the cutive Committee. ’ ^ fered a reverse in tho house Mon­ ■robbed last night. Sunday night ) has spent the greater p art of the tration was to seek delay in the neud of the local club is going Robert J . Holly, secretory of thw^ Mrs. George I;. Bradley, wife day when a motion to strike out the until Saturday. Senator nhead with the details of ceremon­ l«*t 17 yenrs in jails and nsylums, vote of a local newspaper man was i plans enacting clause Wns adopted i l l to Reod, Republican, Pennsylvania, ial und it is there prediction that county committee,*served as chair-' to go to New York at once, man of the meeting, alio wing each knocked unconscious and rob­ his counsel sadi and face charges asking unanimous consent to defer 1.14. the nffair will be a tremendous suc­ caudidato five minutes In which to bed downtowwn. A focal g ar­ action until that time. The senute The vote was on an amendment cess. against him of alleged assault on present hla claims. The ntetiog .bv Representative Sanders, Repub- i age man wns attacked a few Frederick Gump, Jr., in 1017. A was in no mood for delay, however, Shrincrs from the three Shrine began shortly* a fte r 8 o’clock end hours later while telephoning nnd as Senutur Ashurst, Democrat, iican, Indinnn, would have tho ef­ civil suit growing out this charge Temples at- Jacksonville, Miami closed a t 0 ;6 fi o'clock. Nineteen fect of killing the bill. Friends of the police. has been settled out of court and Arizona, objected, there were im­ and Tampa will send large delega­ sseksrs of office speko to th e gath­ mediate cries of “vote," “vote," the measure nt once clamored for •Notion will bo mnde to quash the tion!} nnd Murracn Temple at Jack­ ering including Judge J . J; Dick­ from both aides of tho chamber. n roll call vote but Representative criminnl indictment. sonville, will send its large band inson, candidate for delegate to the Senator Curtis of Kansas, a s­ to help in entertainment. Candi­ national Democratic R atio n al Con­ I.ongworth, the Republican lender, After withdrawal of n motion Republican lender, who has dates who will trod tho “hot sanda” vention and M. O. Overstreet, can­ sought to prevent reconsideration for retrial filed by his divorced sistant chnrge of the bill, moved for a voto here on Thursday will become didate for re-election to the state by moving to adjourn. The roll wife. Evelyn Nesbit, Common Plena and was joined by Senator Robin­ call Dn his motion was then taken *' Judge Monaghan tonight entered son, of Arkansas, tho Democratic members of this temple while the senate from thia district. with supporters for the hill a t­ judgment on the verdict of the jury lender, In suggesting the debate members of thu other two temples Chairmen Holly introduced Judga tem pting to prolong the session. will Join in making the affair a big Dickinson as the first speaker. which declared him sane, directed was unnecessary. success. i The Dcmocratic*Rcpublicnn in­ that he be given his liberty unronStating thnt he would be giar Jo WASHINGTON, May 20.—Tho Senator'Lodge, 0f Massachusetts, surgent coalition supporting the question ns to whether sennte ac­ ditinnally, that his mother, Mrs. Besides delegations Worn these ro present th* state a t the conven­ bill got the upper hand ugain on tion on Amerienn world court mem­ Mary Copley Thaw, be discharged and other administration lenders, cities, Shrinors from St. Augus­ tion and If elected, he would do all Joined with Senator Curtis in votthe roll call, the house refusing, bership should be attem pted before ns committee of his person and tine, Palntka, DeLund, Orlando, St. in his power to have Florida’s mg against the president. 212 to 171, to adjourn. Petersburg, Lakeland, Bartow, choice nominated, tho judge de­ adjournment of congress will bo thnt his property be restored to Material Tax Cut Fade*. Fort Myers, Arcadia, Ocala, clared th a t it is hie belief <Uiqt A vote then was taken on a mo­ considoredat conferences to bo hold him by the trustees of his estate. White House officials lit discus­ tion by Mr. Longworth to recom­ within a few duys between Presi­ Is Notified. sing the sennte action emphasized Gainesville ami other cities, will this convention will nominate th o . mit tha measure without instruct­ dent Coolidge and Republican lead­ ' Thaw, who is viaiting his mother that Ih© Melon tax reduction pre­ cume hero to take part,in the eee noxt President of the United States. Judge Dickinson then took' oc­ ers of tho senate. ions to the commerce committee. in Pittsburgh, was immediately gram was predicated upon tho as­ omonles. President Lane announced Tues­ casion to flay the Republics: Roll Call Delayed Interest in the whole question of notified of the court’s action, lie sumption th a t there would be no Friends of the bill succeeded in American world court membership had J>een on parole from the Penn..... bonus legislation. \Yhile they re- day th at the local band will give a ty and administration 4 * Uncertain tanas that VyKanin Hospital tor Mental a n d fused to say so directly, they, loft concert Wednesday night ‘a t* 8 keeping it before tile house, vut- kh.4 bten revived by the recent preto th* core” and th a t t down tha motion to recommit^, sentation of a n o w . world court Nervous Disease's since the jur^ tho impression that- oongrte* hav- o’clock on F irst S treet which will *e*rw»gptoe|Rn»ili* . . . f o r t h * trnnelt. af visitors who ; un April 22 . A nothrr'juftf'then irarTrhrtr by * Ch iarm an»hAOgtf' Wf Thffo r W n rW ftt to arrive here tomorrow rixe.ua m o titn rttr-strik e vat KWBrtt'YtJWtgn- r r i / r t t t n w a c c o m p a n i e d rerial ta x -radar aghinst any such Irregularities morning and' aftertioon. doned. the enacting clause. tee. Letters and telegram s bear­ him to Pittsburgh. mismanagement of tna affaire « f Former Judge John M. P a tte r­ Secretary MrtKn was not prsing on the question have been pour­ Headquarters for the Shriners The roll call vote on tho motion, government. Dickinaftn sons. Thaw’s counsel,said tonight ared to ’ discuss the effect of tho ing into senators’ offices from thp have been opened on Magnolia Ave­ pointed out fths< Judge however, was delayed, foes of the numerous i thatThaw would voluntarily appear fin. nue in tho office formerly occupied bill succcoding in a maneuver peace societies and church organi­ in New York to answer charges o nus u|ion tho treasury’s financial Republican officeprogram,, but Ihe. said . m Kthat __ "ssooner by the Western Union Telegraph where zations nnd Chnirmnn Lodge has which reopened debate. been found guilty bT called a meeting of the foreign re­ pending against him for an alleged or later there must be provision offices. Here Shriners may make have Fail tu Reach Vote lations committuo for Wednesday besting administered to Frederiak for payment and it can be met on­ their headquarters. A rest room tionabie dealings in office and forc­ Tho house udjourned Monday to consider the various world court Gump, Jr., of Kansas City, in 11)17. ly by now taxes. for ladies and other means of com­ ed to resign in disgrace and sever­ without reaching n vote, on the plans. A suit for damages, brought by * The treasury secretary conferred fort will bo provided for the vis­ al of whom bad to’enter the prison csIL These conditions, he remind­ Barkley bill to abolish the railroad Gump’s father, has been settled with President Coolidge nftar the itors in theso offices. Three distinct plans are before out ed his hearers, must chan labor tiourd. Consideration of the of court. senate urted, but neither he nor List of the candidates includes he sta ted that it m easure cannot be resumed before the foreign relations committee White House officers would disclose many of Hanford ami Seminole province o f the Democratic P a rty and Senator Pepper, of Pennsylva­ two weeks from Monday. YORK, Muy 20.—II n r r y tho subject m atter of the confer­ county. Tho list- numbering 76 is provtn nia, a Republican member, is un­ K.|NEW to make the change. Thaw will be arrested on a So determined was tho opposi­ derstood to bo preparing a fourth ence. Mr. Mellon also declined to as follows; Mayor Forrest Lake tion of Republican organization designed as a compromise. The pro­ bench w arrant and brought to New comment on suggestion* by some Sandy Anderson, Maurice W. next speaker of the evening, Stat­ leaders to the proposal that inuny posal for conditional American ad­ Y'ork, t» answer an old indictment treasury official*, that the treasury Frederick could not do otherwiso than recom­ Ashton, BiUlo Byington Baggett, ing that a man’s future u base Democrats um| Republican insur­ herence to the existing permanent for assault against Richards Barnhardt, James Judged by Ms past record, the gents supporting it doubted wheth­ court, of international justice asi Gum a, Jr., of Kansas City, imme­ mend u veto of the pending tax David De Bartolomeis, Lawrence Carlton mayor declared th at his past record . er the hill could be pressed to a made by the late President Hard - 1 diately his final release is signed legislation as a result of the pas­ Bishop, Ira Alden Blalock, Meriton of four terms in the house should vote unless congress rem ains' in in c ami endorsed by President 1 in Philadelphia, District Attorney sage of the bonus. Yarn Bledsoe, Joseph G. Blonsten, insure his return to th a t be said today. Mr. Mellon said he could make Jacob session throughout the summer. Coolidge, has been before the com­ Blanton John Body, Basil Franklin, again. He pointed out t h a t ,'I f Arrangements have been made to no intelligent statem ent concerning The coalition which two weeks mittee for more than a year, und Beass, E. 51. Brcdvard, Leslie To­ elected, ho will be the only m*mhave the authorities here notified thu wholo situation until he had re­ ago by petition took tho bill from in addition to the plan to re whol­ ns soon ns the millionaire Is fin­ lar Bryan, Ernest Augustus Broth- her there for the fifth to m and • • the commerce committee lost con­ ly new court there is pbnding a ally freed, ho stated. It is under­ ceived from his assistants informa­ arson, Joe Daniel Crittenden, a result will be able to render «w n ’ trol of the situation long enough roposal by .Senator Swanson, of stood that Thaw will come volun­ tion now In preparation concerning James Hamilton Clary, Albert better services than he haa hi thu unset bonus payment will have Mondny for opponents to put thru irginin, ranking Democratic tarily. on future fiscal operations of the Buckner Cowdon, Fred Francis ween no anu nw up a motion to strike out the enacting members of the committee. Domer, Sam Dunlap, Charles'W ingovernment. Mr. Blapton snfd ho would then clause, an actiun which, would have The conference between tho Prcs- communicate - with- young Gump field. Kntzmlngur, Seaheri Easa ........ , v.C tm t •* a /: * thfe’effdct of killing tlio‘measure. • iiieut and ©Rpublfcan loaders rrij*** and nfs father, who now a re in ■ (Continued© l * g * 8 .V The cosc of tho bonus has been J. R. LyNf, the other ____ Representative Barkley, Demo­ b© held prior * to Wednesday’s California, nnd try to have them variously oatimatod nt from $2 ,­ for legislature, declared th a t crat, Kentucky, author of the meas­ moeting of the committee, t l will come here ss witnesses. Thaw 250.000,000 to $4,000,000,000 tre a s­ ure, demanded another vote, but he designed to bring about a deci­ made a settlement of tho Gump ury officials making the higher es­ before it was taken four hours sion us to whether senate action case in tho civil courts, when it timate. Thu only cash provided for were consumed with a variety of should be attem pted before ad­ was understood an agreem ent was is $50 tq each service man not en­ journm ent and if so, what plan reached not to press tho criminal titled to more than th at in adjusted richest In the state, actually roll calls forced by opponents. no more into thein sta ‘ te treasnr may be counted upon to receive prosecution. For this reason Mr. service credit. Others would re­ In the end frienda of tho bill suc­ thu greatest support. State purposes than does Semf Blanton is uncertain whether the ceive iv paid up twenty year en­ ceeded in restoring the enacting Mr. Coolidge believes thnt the Gumps TM $,,hd said, -r»id, m me* eant th at Sem: dowment insurance policy. will respond to his request. clause by a vote of 188 to Hit). renate has disposed of its major WASHINGTON. May 20 —Goo. Is being assessed a t a 35 per The cost for tho next fiscal year, Would Call up June 2 legialation with the exception of on for this purpose wf H. Van Gunten. a lumber merchant valuation when It is figured tho cash pay­ Mr. Barkley, before proponing furm relief und Muscle Shoalu, nnd •orotti Is being assessed Hjlishorbugh of Newark, N. J., testified Monda ments will bo made, has been esti­ adjournment, told the house it was there have been indications thut mated a t $150,000,000, which pro­ ■t tho trial of John L. Philips o apparent a final vote Monday night he in disposed, to urge action on ponents of the law say can be taken Georgia, and others on charges of and school systems were also was out of the question. Ilo indi­ the world court question. Home of by the speaker, of and taxes reduced a t the conspiracy in surplus government vocated cated he would attem pt to call up his advisers believo th at a plan so ed out, in reply to Ms\ TOKIO, .May 20 .—Ambassador caru lumber sales th a t he mado secret same time. A fter tho next fiscal the measure again on Monday, drafted as to receive .bipartisan H anlhara may be “ perm ittsd to re­ payments to George M. Chambers statem ent concerning his „ „ _ June 2, and said privately that if support could lie put through cus- sign” his Washington post shortly, year thu cost Is expected to de­ government inspector, of $7 per ord. (hat rtceqtly he ntayor crease slightly and it is figured adjournment of congress prevents ily before adjournm ent. Premie rMataui told newspaper thousand feet on the resale of ap­ th* other tw o' commhuloners (Continued on page 8.) house action a t this session, the men today after a cabinet meeting proximately a million feut of sur­ Sanford allowed an official of t! fight to enact the bill will be re­ SNOWS NEAR CHICAGO a fter which he admitted the sub­ plus lumber purchased. Chambers sumed with increased vigor next ject had been discussed. who is now deceased, was ono of suie them ih h meettn December. CHICAGO. May 20 . — Although those named in the indictment with them took it without an sn i Mr. Barkley charged that oppon­ snow missed Chicago by a scant FRENCH AVIATOR IN CHINA Senator Overstreet stated Tho senate passed the soldier Phillips. ents of the measure not only were inilcago the mercury dropped to Van Gunten told the court that he Is making his race on hi bonus bill over tho President’* determined that it should not pass forty today. Snow fell in Muraa SHANGHAI, May 20. — Capt. the payments to Chambers were n record, every act of which, but were denying i t '”dcccnt consid­ City yesterday in addition to sev­ Dolsy, French aviator, arrived here veto. c to red he is proud. He pr A rum treaty similar to th a t re­ addition to full payment of the if returned' as state senat eration." eral points in southern Michigan today from Canton on his Paris contract price made to PkUlipe cently negotiated with G reat B ri­ Foes of the proposal declared hut no crop damage is reported. to Tokio flight. and John Stephens, the form er’s would gfv* honest and tain was signed with Germany. th at if it is called up again they tlouyjcnrics. As the a The house went into a night ses­ partner in tho lumber Arm which will seek to stave off a vote by of­ led ml* talk, a voiee contracted for sale of th# lumber sion in an effort to dispose of tho fering a flood of amendments. dience veiled “O’Brysn and another of those indicted. The jiowcll-Barkley bill for abolishing look-in. • • ti witness said the “btnus" was the railroad labvr board. Senator H in t* Johnson said he out of $0 per thousand feet re* had rtiesssd South Dakota "and ceived on the resale of the lum­ , some other” delegations from any ber. WASIDNGTON, May 20 - A mated will reduce national raven* pbligstion to support him a t the D. L. Senft, president o f the Canton Lumber Company, of Bal­ a pressisg WASHINGTON, May 20.— The vsto of ravenue bill is now pend­ nes for the first year something Republican National Convention. In terstate Commerce Commission ing in conference forecast a t the over $200 ,000,000 more than under The Gooding bill to restrict the timore, Md., and a bfothsr-in-Iaw he Waa u today ordered a 10 per cent reduc- Capitol today in view of previous the Mellon plan. ’Because no bond interstate commerce commission in of Chambers, wbb preceded Van letter sta issue is provided in the bonus bill its application of tho long and short Gunten on the stand. Identified e tiotv in express rates on fruit, ber­ John G .' by administration the first year’s payment of $152,­ haul clausa of tho Interstate com­ number of letters signed r ie s ,\vegetables, butter and eggs indications spokesmen that enactm ent of the 000 . 000 : $14fl.000,000 for bonuses U tter. Among 1 when shipped in carloads. Tho merce act was passed by th e order was an amendment to th-; bonus bill passed Monday would and $8 ,000,000 for cost of admin­ ate. ,w itdisapproval of tax ro­ istration must be paid out of tre a s­ one o f November last year which necessitate . , - . Corres pondonc# was placed W ness 's o lic f tin ^ M ^ to ury funds. This means, of course, foro the house shipping board comrdueced rates on food articles 11)! t^u^ on. m sasors by Coolidge. __ IKkal Influence^* •««*« L’- ~ ?£ Senators and representatives, th a t this initial cost of the bonus mittse to show th a t President Wsse for sale of a quantity per cent. of lum­ who have thus expressed thom- must come out of taxes. A fter Harding advised the return o f tho ber which the arm y construction sslves, asserted also th at the pres­ th# payment of $152,00 000 lit 1915, steamer Martha W ashington to its division claimed to be needed by ident already disinclined to accept jrovlde* for tin oridinsl Trieste owners. tho government. Th* letto T w as the Democratjc-Republicair insur­ CHICAGO. M ay\ 20 .—Wheat, gent substitute for the widely her­ alded Mellon tax plan will find in itsmbsr July. Office Engage In A Few Personalities HOUSE AGAINST Third Assault Case HARRY K. THAW SETTING A S I D E Reported in Miami FREE WILL FACE LABOR BOARD NEW YORK CASE World Tribunal Is To Be S u b j e s t o f Many Conferences , Montana Sterling, in his minority ItonUmled, however, that jimony of W. W. Rhea and Bower, form er business asCampbell, together with nuntary evidence furIkjr the departm ent of Jus| the request of the commitI to make it clear that I jury nt G reat Falls wns in returning the indict• Attacks Both. I’ lr.K the documentary evijconiuting largely of cbm|t»fu between Wheeler and Ou on the one hand and • »n<l Edwin S. Booth, forsicitiir of the interior de1 on the other, Senator XUrked both tho MonJ operator and the formet l»re.i thnt, notwithst&nd•Kreement to pay Senator r » ft* "f $10,000 “Campbell “ * willingness .to nay .U *■* to any other offitfkl of inent'- of the- interior * m,ifht be able to corrupt, tonal premium to secure «*" “ references to his oil U. further to be ’ observed,” Sterling said, th a t both ^ Senator •Wheeler testithc long acquaintance and 510 '"r the other, and th at fnce indicates th a t for the ,°I Perfecting these dubious r. Booth was the man who n lelected for tho purpose tor Wheeler.” f*rs Bribe Offered. "* that Campbell had of“.nbe to Booth in connecinterest anil sym pathy • W ared “th at Booth IU|*ith>interes tand sympathy II s corrupt offer as ovlhis telegram to Campand his letter of May „.. 'um raunkatlons were tobed. jjjnit the majority report of ■ntittcc th a t Sena... : holding •;----- •• —— f*er had " ‘ not violated the »tor Sterling declared (fait n* this finding the major i*fcCT?af*le<* upon the functhe judicial branch o i oor *nt- *nd- th a t they had u isaur'm ade by the "t and to th at extant ob•?d interfered irith the '“Miration of ,icipality League itsS t Augustine ^ ’GUSTINB, May 20 . iS the florid* League of uuw. who a* delegates to here, began their aeco n ,*n " s u t l'npo ivic i i.- departm ent o f agi Concentrated fertilizer should b© produced a t Muscle Shoals. Swann said, as it would mean a saving to the farm ers annually of tho freight on 5,000,000 tans of fertilizer, since 1.500,000 tons of concentrated fertilizer would subtlccoogiEkt fi-oughttnn Swaera stitute for the present output of 7,500,000 tons of mixed fertilizer. The farm er must first be taught how to use it before it is pro­ duced in large quantities, he addCheap fertilizer can bo produced nt Muscle Shoals, Dr. Torcntine declared because ammonia phos­ phate, the cheapest ammonia avail­ able, can be produced these, a lib­ eral policy with respect to power would establish collateral enter­ prises a t Muscle Shoals to consume the fertilizer by-products, from 50 to 80 per cent could be saved in trunhportation by the use of con­ centrated fertilizer, which can be applied without mixing, and other mtjogttaou* fertilizer ingredients ran beprodOccd chekpcr at Muscle Shoals. •' United States Army Fliers Have Arrived A t Minate, J a p a n MINATO, Japan, May 2 0 - T h e three United States army a ir­ planes have arrived here from Yetrofu island on their flight around the world. Crossed International Date Line Aboard United States Coast Guard C utter Ilaida, off Koman­ dorski Islands, May 20 —Crossing the international date line of their flight last weke, from tho United S tates to Japan on a circuit of the earth, three American army fliers left A ttu on the morning of May 15, but a t nightfall descended in the evening of the sixteenth in Nikkolski bay, Komandorski is­ lands. The United States fisheries boat Elder was awaiting them. The w eather had thickened and snow ■quails were prevalent over Nikj kolski bay, on the west side of Bering Island, where a British party, th at has reached'Calcutta on a/flig h t around the earth, expects to make a h a lt While the filers and their me­ chanic*, six men in all, got what re*t they could', the personnel of the Eider replenished fuel tanks of the planes. With this the planes were ready for a hop off on the morning of the 17th. A ttu Is 180 miles west of the 18th' m eridsp a t which a day i“ lost from the calendar as one goes west and a day is doubled as one travels east. But A ttu’s calendar is th at of the territory sast of the meridan. Th* international date lind on rhfch a change of day Is nmde in follows tha 18th men •• t E P S B I & M iV Van Gunten Made Secret Payments on R e s a l e o f Lumber AmbassadorHanihara May Resign Shortly Washington News Passage o f Soldier Bonos Measure Express Rates On May Mean Veto o f Revenue Bill Perishables Reduced A . . MARKETS * ... -- ' �ftp J /K ^ W J jIJyW * • *^2?vV’''N ^2? - EIGHT HERETO MEETING Mmy D eleft i n from all Part* of 8 U t* Here to Attend Annual ' Cbnrentlon of the Grand *'"• ' Lodge. . BURHANS SPEAKS / w T U f H i u u i v ^ I S TO SENIOR CLASS SUNDAY MORNING FAVORABLE T 0 • m? P f t ^ w W ^ 1 ^* 5 ?*^” . i_ ' * a • •. >■ • _________ ’__________' J e f f e r s o n .D a v is H o m e 5 Je uPhi8J?ecome^ 571,000.00 O F F E R Noted War Memoria* (Continued from page 1 .) \ MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 19—THe j £ $ take with him? All th a t he can old uume home o» of JJefferson this ■ v (Cotninucd from page 1.) «»u tu tis u n uDavis u r m in una take is th a t which hns been woven estimate to bo acquired from the e,‘y ' ' t® *» repaired and preservor built into the fabric of his per­ company would be valued at 37,000., C|v„ Wflr M<1 the Wor|d sonality while here. This soul be­ This makes a total of 380,000 j quaint old structure is to b« main*, ing with ull of its cnfiacities and which would easily take care of the | tained In its orignal plan and de-‘ powers as they have grown nnl purchase price of 871,000. sign n the -------. »*Sn midst of a small group $71,000 days,, whten .-This is, all. Mr. Craig .stated *nfi , , «... .t- u • th ui.a it, -thlv c n ir-u 7 T A true illustration is that of a course would include the sum of j 11 8t,nd .j" | h.e hettrt o t the father her who sends his son away to approximately 340,000 which would d0 v " l °wn . school __ ____r . . r ........................ ool for life’s preparation. After have been saved as a part of the I V etfrn"* of the World W ar have sponsored the movement, which ■ the school davs days dsm pass,. the son re s •"IPW M f^'O f tMinfnbeir'ffn* m dy arriving in this city for the grand lodge convention of the Col* ored Knights of Pythias of the sU ta of Florida. It has been cstl*, t u r n * tn h in f n t h e r t jih ir u r w it h h im stated that there will be 2,500 or 3,000 members attending this an­ nual celebration. TTie convention offcially begins tbnight at 8:30 o’clock at the new plunct dtantdpal athVHlc Arid with the subdue und rule therein. While tendering of several vocal selec­ nS^; has dominion over the animal tions by two noted chorus classes man life on the earth, and mastery of attending and speeches by the natural forces for his own welfare, leading speakers of the assembly. the power of rulership was given . Ope of the main features of the primarily that he might have do­ evening’s entertainment will be an minion over himself. The planet of address by Hon. Forrest I-ako, the human Roll) ia of ^ . 'c V v a l u , mayor. In behalf of the city, wel­ ,.about t e . ’ »the. m.?,!frtal p ,m “ coming the visitors to Sanford. huh. The ceremonies will continue “It is n wonderful realm that through a period of four days. The God has given man. And it is this program as arranged for each day world that man is to subdue. We y ra furnish plenty of amusement find that there is wild und untamed to r all those present, it is said, life that must be mastered. There _ Official Program are fertile valleys and splendid .*• Monday night, 8:30 o’clock at planes th at must be cultivated and th r athletic field. made gardens of delight and groves fcJL Opening Chorus—Metropoli- of delicious fruits. There are nt .un_ Con Choral Class. tains of difficulty in which lie hid­ *' *•*- Invocation—Rev. H. C. Brew­ den golden veins of truth and gems * «r. of surpassing value. A world to 9. Selection—G arret Red Cross conquer worthy of every human ef­ Choral Oats. fort and demanding the very best .4. Welcome, behalf of city— in man. Forrest Lake, Mayor. “ Dominion was given thnt man Cho- mi ght rule and govern within him,6. Selection—Metropolitan ------ — ii „ , self. Thnt he might so relate his vi of Calnnthe life tc. his surroundings to explore nr i Uarria, nnd exploit the hidden wealth of 7r__ Welcome, behalf of Knights— his kingdom. That he may so gov1 ' a ' a P®*1?* ;trn that every natural force und ?• “election—^Metropolitan Cho-^mwer of his inner heing may be ?■! u u s . m a d e strung nnd virile, to accom­ 1 *• Address—Sir Rosco Sim­ plish his Futher’s will nnd to do mons, supreme lecturer. his Father's work. This Is the di­ 10; Introduction and announce­ vine plan nnd purpose for man. But ments—Gen. M. W. master of cere­ men have failed. God placed the monies. scepter in the hands of the living sou). Tuesday Night. There will be a torch light proThrough unbelief sin entered and eesaion and street dance beginnlhg death by sin. The spiritual nature •Iff'o'clock. All will march in u lost the rulcrship and the mental body down Sanford Avenue to and fieshv natures began to dom­ t wb*re the street dance inate In the life. Through the good Will take place. news of the Gospel, the Lord Je­ sus has given new life to the dead Wednesday Night. M*troP °ll* n Choral Class roul so that it can wield the scep­ ofHK) voices will present a t the ter again. Sin need no longer have 1 grounds the musical cantata dominion over the soul anti alt iM**r. There will be an ad­ men may, if they will, begin to rule their lives by divine grace and don charged on this occasion, thus bring themselves under diThursday. vino Inw. heltn " T ? ! ,treCt P®™*1* Will “If those things lie true, thu most S f V 1 * , 30 ? ’ m- Tb* march ▼W be jn.de down Sanford Ave­ worthwhile of life is the-proper de­ velopment of one’s manhood. Man nue to Flint Street. livcH alone and no one man can onJ ^ dit‘° n the.ro w |" be a dress ter into hi*tp«rnonality and God parade every aftembon ~ a t the himself only enters that he may n m p graundi a t 5 o’clock. 8:30 p. m. bo*. breathe the fullness of life upon him to quicken every power anil u T - h b , i 1"® tef> round final make holy every part tp unoblu thu K n heavyweight* of entire man. Macon and Atlanta. On* ni»k 9 “Every soul will take with it to ■Bund semi-final and . . . 1 ..I.J ^ ? l "* TH E SANFO RD HfcRALD, MONDAY, MAY 1 9 , 192>. ~ Ttfcr 1. - * M .4 t ■> • < . alii* a t e n I I n n la l,‘ H ■ good .................. .. ............... .. ....... >*. v '■ (; iff-t pany has not, he stated emphati phis two years during the recon ■ ■traction period. Hts home was call). City Engineer Fred T. Williams located nt what is now Court Ave­ stated th a t' he was against nego- nue and Fourth Street, alm ost gakieookunhfi'telyatdtaatwotcxcilj/ within a stonc ‘4 throw o f Mart tinting for the plant while City street. The house was the center Manager W. B. Williams stated of the city’s social avtivity during '• » the brief period the ex-president of the confederacy and" hia family n m M " ’! intereilB to acmtlm it. ” In the offer of 371,000 allowance lived here. Hut when Mr. Davis was made for the company’s net moved away, the dwelling was perearnings of $0 ,000 , nnd also for the "Jilted to fall into decay andr as sum of $4,000 which is said to be! t 'le business district pushed east-' fthe tin price *thnt U•>* 4k. fvnrn iiin Ikam la the .14.. citv ___ pays rfor U/Ilftl wnrd from the h river, it tbecame en water service for hydrants. It meshed in a crowded dstrict of |" also shows the value of the real es­ business structures. tate which was listed at about $ 7 .­ The Legion’s appeal for funds ■ 000 .. has found ready response among IH the people of Memphis and in tha |w surrounding territory. Tl e Legion ■ asked for $50,000 with which to i buy the property and pay fo~ its ■ repair. The major portion of Ihc ! , sum has been paid in, and tho first ■ j two payments have been made on f' j the purchase price of the property. * Continued on page 8 . In 10 22 , when President Harding Vtovd a bonus measure, the house reparsed it by a vote of 258 to ,5 1, hut the veto wns sustained by the senate, the vote being 44 to 28, BERLIN, May 19—The prosper­ four less than the required two- ity of popular songw riters i n '" thirds majority. Ameren has aroused the caustic |S Nineteen of the senators who criticism of n w riter in the Berlin then voted to sustain the veto art- Montngspost. He declares th at all now in congress nnd five who wer** the American popular songs about paired for thu veto a t that time love and mother are w ritten by u ure here. Included in thu seven­ lot of chnrlutqns who fool the tired teen who voted uguinst the bill on moncy-mnd American public, a <■ its passuge this session were two people a f “no real feeling, but full 3 new Democratic senutors, Bayard, of sentimentality,” The auc- 15 Delaware, and Bruce, Maryland. If cesssickly of many of the American all of these voted similarly a t this songs and dance tunes n Europe, time, opponents of the bonus would need seven other votes to prevent even in cultured Germany also to be extremely annnoyimr ropassuge, presuming every mem­ seems to this writer. • ber was present and voting. . A German music publisher, ■ •> “Senators and congressmen are ■ uue for a Had awakening when they when asked about the kind of ■ •> *wnK« Uermnns like, laughed and ■ 99 return home, If they think the for­ mer tiorvice man U satisfied c.V er replied that the taste all over the ■ with the treatm ent of the wounded world in popular nonga in about man or such n bonus as has been tne same. In his opinion love and ■ <9 urged, James A. McFarland, na­ mother arc just as “sure-fire” in tional commander of the disabled Germany ns they are in the United American vuterans, said in a sta te ­ States, ell cited the long run the' ■ <> American film, “Mother," is hkvment tonight. mg in the German cities and pre­ McFarland’s Statement. Declaring th a t hia -organixntion dicted the world would never tire hns consistently favored an ade­ a i i «7 “y-boired mother und the quate compensation," Commander golden-haired maiden in song, Mcharland said that “during the story and drame, #• , . 3 - - - --- ^ — • ———j * --j 09 • 9% v , m i f f <wl - * n . » _________ * -o On a Free Motor Tour of 5 ,.f !4_ 1________________ » ' • <*i : SOLDIER BONUS BILL IS PASSED OVER THE VETO 1Says Entire Earth Is Ruled By Sentiments ■ And Eastern Orange County Come in and let us tell you of the manifold advantages being opened to builders and developers, home-seekers and investors in this fertile and virgin section of• the • * i t>i p, county, owing to the new highways now p en etratin g the community. s 3 ►, ’H f*,*' “*• i (ill . |# v $ * * - r e h a t'ttr ttft v f the origi­ n«ss, thu record of its 'journey nal bonus, without the actual en­ through this life. Every important act of any laws for tho relief action will be pictured there. The »f nient thu men for whom relief Is un kindly thought, completed in action, emergency SAVANNAH, May 19. — County m atter.” will stand out in beauty. The ugly nnd city police were today comb­ The ex-service ir.pn’s anti-bonus 10 -—University ing tht« city und county for a ne­ "•J# , like their sisters out of gro. who yesterday attacked an t; Ilka to be “potted” deformity. Our Henveniy Fnther designed the hull of mpniory uk an through its president, Knowlton eleven-year old girl in the western Pv' increasing source of happiness and Durham, telegrams to all Republi- section of this city. Several susF Tmale 4if the species,” accodring to delight. If we livo us we should it cun icnntora saying "the bonus does not represent a public need." pects were arrested last night nnd • I f T b lT r n?0U* Womf,n c°ntributor will ho ho, hut if wo abu.sp nnd do* early today but were relensed when ranf ;.* University of grude our inheritance, we will find ENGINEERS TO MEET the hull of memory a roun-e of tor - 1 ■*T?ngton Publication. two small boys who witnessed ih t crime declared that none of those le y 1!* do**n’t eventual­ ir/jot insteud. No wonder n certain SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.___ ly try to pet is a rare specimen man cried out in ugony “If I could Among the largest conventions to arrested were responsible. The JFared O, " thp*^uBh diPl°mat.” do- only forget." God only can make bo held here this yeur is expected little girl and two brothers were /.hut possible. He can blot nqt the picking flowers near the cemetery pust. He covers the sin and puts ir. to be the tenth nnnuul meeting of when the negro uttacked the child.* the mind the memory of the cross the American Association of Engin^ . i d f t j s i e ! 0 th° ‘famt‘- won- with its cleansing strenm nnd thus Cfij, l„ convene June 1 1 to 14. covers the ugliness that has been Delegates from, every stale in the baggage, pianos, 8a fe«, m m Z Z S 'E * herself a in our lives. union und from all American pos­ in Trunks, fact, anything, anywhere a t i l t h nn L „ V,*rit*b,e Amaxon. "The things then of grcutc.it im- sessions huvo announced their in ­ q u ic k s e r v ic e I hH - ” » a rd broken sedan ortnnce to every man is that he tention to attend. TRANSFER. 1‘hone 498. m!rr°»** I But. PV.en nn Amazon ecoir.e a "good.m an full of faith ' SJi** *? udo7 n d*I*nt with n and the Holy Spirit." By this !h. 1i * • bruU*d i«w before ii u,u,B*a jsw Derore some ooff ! . *»/ inis lh«*[w ng arm he-petter cave-men T 0" 8 h<? w il1 tnkl* wi,h him n “The he-petter thinks that c h lhnrukc‘! 1' and personality which 9>r*-n ■JL’ '.V••-VTV.-. : demanda an Interval a t netilhtr *v?*»the ^ ' c s -sr ’«wSon of *hxH ' r*-. " - ^*r-rr*mT « God ««« WtMF tu3W > i not be ashamed nml shall ba glad after w ery date, and nothinr . h olt ‘ .................. to confess before the Father und Induce him !totUenCfj can” the holy ungels.” Wauca him avoid 0r such/■arnine seance lllflti • • . Jw • •. * * ws|fr»» aa>LV«iaW»*4dwdutdl» 4^f % . * ’ For Assault Suspect MBlfe^etfers^Scored ?y University Go-Ed CARS LEAVE OUR OFFICE 9 3 0 A. M. h m sv s ft's s fts S S u s tS e S Company E In«n*hl,en 9*ie i°f th®men und attack°/ n °f the m<n "tu- Modern Chinese Girls Defy Old Traditions Lobby Valdez Hotel •DC, 5 Passenger Sedan May iu 19,. — "i *‘| cannot kPVt. .ili .lho. nv-pctier he-petter Is is . I* EKING, may nabbed hi-Vi, nl« * rul* eat home, niDbed by the ihlek-chaiingco-ed.’’i!,.c ar Un* tyrlnnical T 1 I - —1 - ----:— ,— _ ! therefore I hive decided never to If vou . . . - - return. I shull cut off my hair uml *^«. JS . or w ,nt to become a nun." In these wools ‘ Pr*. ( . '• an emnneiputed Chi none JDILTt SERVICE TRANSFER. | girb is said Jo have defied her ■ £ c S l /t M 6" ,0r “Ite r he had reprimanded ■«- call 498. her lor writing to certuin Chinese 'magazines on the subjects of de­ mocracy. feminine tredeom und AN INVITATION Hove. The c . 9». .r hna appealed to poliev ot help him find his wuy. Whst is the best in­ .‘the ward offspring. vitation you can Further evidence that the Chin­ Imagine? ese maiden of today U unwilling Undoubtedly the in­ to have her future urranged for viting atmosphere of , her without a voice in thA proceeda cozy room, one .cwme* from Hangkhow, in just like home, or , Chekiang province. Tsui 'Deng, nineteen, a pupil of as nearly like it os one of thu locul schools, decided to possible. huvo a "look see" ut the nmn se­ Every stranger in a eded for her by her father. Findstrange city is look, I ing him as she expected, uncouth ing for Just such a and a country lad, she expoaturoom, and It is very * twl \h f? !her* Not willing to easily found if tho offend his ohl friend, the prospecseeker goes about It tiva bridegroom’s fnther, the parIn the right way: ;cnt of the girl managed to secure ; her conditional promise. The young The furnished rooms » hiir.mlf In foreign of Herald Want Ada clothes for drt‘H three month* and at the are the most Invit­ i t i l u ,tac^ Week m u ,t present ing to be had. himself for inspection. SS^tW ; - .. At 'T • - -Vi . Hr above sea level. Compare this altitude with the following towns: ^ Wow$1695 Jacksonville .... 8 to 25 St. A ugustine.... 4 to 8 Hasting ...... 7 to 26 D aytona................ Deland: .....................27 Palatka............. 7 to 28 Ehistis................... Sanford...........6 to 20 New Sm yrna.......10.3 Titusville 1.... 14 $ Indian River Cy .... 19 Gainesville lgr f.o .b . rT olcdo Now you can afford to roake that dream a reality! To own and drive tltis luxurioua sedan, powered by the same type of engine used in Europe’s finest cara. Silently glid­ ing sleeve valves instead oi ham­ mering c»tms and clicking poppet valves. A n engine that improves with m s I An all-season car you’ll want to drive season after season. For na IVlllys-Koighl engine hds ever . been k.'JHVn to tvear out " Lakeland Cocoa.................... 26.5 Kissimmee............ 60.1 Oviedo.................19.5 Melbourne.......... 22.5 Holly H ill................ 6.9 Ft. Pierce.............. 24.5 W- Palm B each..... 20 Miami............. i(j.6 St. Petersburg..... 20 T am pa.................. J5 Clearwater...............29 Orlando 4 ..... ,.^ « 1 - 1 ......2Q6 4 «' T Jr ^ mmrRVe ini ° * ™ ‘ion taken froni TwelftH An­ nual Report Florida State Geogr^ihifcal Survey? To reach all the McMahan Die* P«opU effectively— j_ . , ” ave your Want Ad , . v a t The Herald Ofnce. Phone us to for it or phone tha Want Ad. ’ h*» wos 87 yeara old “‘ “ ' 'na '1 \, t-m r: rlandCo. 4|- *4JtW,| LU A* J i t . - ' 'V* f 9 m ■. »>u • i P *. ^. ir) f< �TrtE flANW^IM'HEnXiltt. f O E t f H W WAV' Mi Kttl 1Ka *g e t w o TEMPORARILY MAROONED The Sanford Herald t* - ----------------------------- - ft I • w. ?* ft . tT )T Wherever one walks in these days just a short time To Collect, Hurry. from the big state democratic primary he hears talk of poli­ C ft. Saftfo rtl, C ln rld a . One Good Heed. K n t e r r d A* S e c o n d C la s s M a t te r , O c ­ tics anti is urged to support this candidate or that candidate. O u r " l .u c k y - P resid en t tober 27, 1919, a t t h e P n a to fflc ft a t Politics both national and local occupy prominent-places in C o p y n a tu . S an fo rd , F lo rid a , u nder a c t of M arch the conversation of Florida people now. And ns June II a p ­ proaches more and more will he said and heard. But in it IP FRAN'f’K WANTS real mon­ all are emphasized those principles which make for Rtiod cit­ ey from Germany let her hurry. In izenship. the last few days twenty-live GerPolitical m eetings are o f frequent occurance in Seminole man firms h n.e tailed One failure lUHICIIIPTloa nATESi TH« T e a r ____U-flO. f ill Month* l t l « count y^- Xi wdi t Ui U^Jel l , { ioryt for holding threw .'IC.OOO men'.out PftUvcrwt^trr I .arrtftey public offices. They speak of good citizenship. They are urg­ the government stopped ih to fltop w e e k 16c. W e e k l y E d itio n t - l o r T — .T. _______ ing good citizens to support the best in citizenship and to vote trouble. That* docsn’K il^'k 1 buprS P E C I A L W O T U R r All obliusry for the candidate who will give the citizens the host in ser­ ful fur* the "thirty-tM ^lplligt polices. r a n t s of ln n n k a . r e s o l u t i o n s ' dollars'' claim. tjU i »n<t n o t i c e s o r e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e vice. C h artres a r e m a d e , w ill he c h a r g e d > , ------- ♦<» ‘d lip J But what makes for good Citizenship? I)r. Henry Lewis tor s t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g rates. W h V.N EUROPEAN NATION^ Smith, president of Washington and Lee University has pre­ MRMKKIt T i l t , A S S O C IA T E D rilKM dcyiili-d to take what money proper Thft A sso c tste O T reee la e x c l u s - ; sented the following five great ideas on which the Jrotfld get frnm> China after jih* Iv e ly e n t i t l e d t o t h e u se f o r repu b -1 kind of citizenship in America should he based. The Sanford i l c a t l o n o f r.li new s d isp atch es Roxi r uprising ,thv Uniteil S titfk Lakeland Star-Telegram. c r e d i t e d to It 01 n o t o t h e r w i s e Herald reprints them from the got some of the indemnity cMsfv tr ftd l te d In t h i s p a p e r n n d a ls o th e lo c a l n e w s u u h lis n e d h e r e i n . All They are: 'a n d then realized th.1 t it was inter-’ Vtchls o f r«-,;tib llcatio i. o f sp e c ia l First, the children of the nation are at once the national blackmail. The" mntoyj d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e a ls o r e s s rv e d . richest asset and the chief source o f power, more was sent hack to China to be used ' ' TUF,.SDA y7 m AY 20, 1024 potential than all the other human sources com­ for education. China now thtmks bined; therefore, th ev proper development is of the M ULE TllOUGIlT~FOR TODAY. the United Stales Minister, TRUTH MAKES FREE:—Then said Jesus, If yc continue in my word, then nre ye my disciples in­ deed; nnd yc shall know the truth, nnd the truth shall make you free. John 8 ; 31, 32. rom ance! I will make you brooches anti toys i for your delight Of bird-song at morning nnd starshine nt night. J ' will make a palace lit for you and me, Of green days in forests nnd blue days at sen. T WilWmake m> Kitchen, end you •W ft ttiall kaep your room, Where white flows the river and bright blows the broom, Andj^ou shall wash your line.i and keep your hotly white In AliNfall a t morning and dcw-fnll a t night. And this shall bo for music when no one else is near eXho.fino song for singing the rare . , , - 1,.,, *oni? to hear! That only I remember, that only you admire, O f tho broad road that stretches and th e rondside fire. —Robert Louis Stevenson. Sidney J. Cntts Is scheduled to "cnk In ‘Sanford today. Don’t get light by the cat. S , ------ ro-------- Folks who are always Criticizing tho younger generation nre usunlly tho ones who Were most severely Criticized when they were young. --------o The mere fnct th at a man hns n deen bale voice and can be heard a block away doesn't mean thnt ho is saying anything. . » % —■ ■■ O ■ ■ ■ Northern newspaper editors noting the frequency of hold-ups Und rohherles in Florida nre * bocoming convinced of tho wealth of this state. A policeman in Los Angeles was 11 cajled olT his heat nnd Informed ^ that he was heir to a live hundred - thousand dollar estate. It sound­ ed to him like hot air. * Phl^lctnns ifi-ortt in tu rn iv fair Only n few mon* months before ■ ercoatg Tho older n man b«o younger everyone else m Two heads are lieu« in a purcll mj A polUlonl,ulatf(>rm nun strong bdr&tf?/ TW- npp* ually jumps up'and down . . . . m papers lords' thinks x t • she 1 1• • look Pninting n hfun if nil the n der why you landish color. . that other nations have followed our cxnmple. sa -j 1 ‘‘So shines a good deed in' It naughty world/' The real problem of tint Court they arc arguing t> “ Who will be the policeaaj) "Am erican girls should4 well ns the Ku*sinns." *471 wa. They do, and Letter, sians dance sitting down, TUG NEW' TAN Il'lLL* has'®, clause that will enable the* public to know what income taxes rich men nre paying and what rich men pay no income tax. Mr. Hoover says this fs very sad hccnUHO. '|il will piit small firms at tho mercy of big ones.” It will also 'pu^ some big tax dodgers’ within rea«*h ! "f the public uhd that may do some-good nnd stim ulate tax paying. . Some that have no objection to cheating do object to having 'it known. Hys The Back Yard Been Neglected? In the rush to Clean up the front yard of your property have you neglected the yard in hack of the'house? Some folks have worked on the theory that few people see what is in'the hack yard nnd so they “polish the toes of their shoes.” It is a comparatively''simple matter to let a hack yard become unsightly. While some effort is made to keep the grass cut in front of the house and the hushes trimmed, very often on account of lack of time or of carelessness the sur­ roundings in the rear are allowed to go unattended to and tin cans, high grass, leaves, trash, old wood and accumula­ tions remain for long periods of time undisturbed. A national movement, for the cleaning up of the un­ sightly hack yards whft’R many cities exhibit to travelers along the railroad lines hus been started by the Industrial Division of the National -Association of Beal Kstatc Boards. Flans for the elimination of objectionable rubbish will he discussed at the Associations convention which is scheduled to he held at Washington. D. C., June ,'l-(i. This movement will in all probabilityspr'ead all over the country and the big amUsmall cities of the nation will carry on a campaign to clean, up Not only should the yards o f residences be .kept in t.lpjqi condition, hut the property surrouiirling business h o u se s should he kept as well as is possible. Civic organizations are ttr M ’-HiktlT'Atwli f Iv e ~ p lttr ftfThq rivTvcnient about to be started fn‘ W ashington. In its program of beautification Sanford can accomplisha great deal by a campaign of this character. Let Sanford become known as the city o f clean yards. Let this city lead in worth-while movements of this kind. Aside from the appearance of well kept yards it will con­ tribute lurgel.v to better health and sanitary conditions. There will he fewer mosquitoes and summer pests if the peo­ ple do their duty and insist on the cleaning up of premises. Man in Yon.ters, N. Y, to go to King Sing to p|*j the team there, and that' tru th . This is the season of tl when one might be charted "Covet ndt thy neighbor’l l HAVING VETOED the splilfyfa' bonus, the president, it is said, next veto a hill for thr relief of farm ers, that would appropriate $/U0 ,(Jl)li.UU0 to establish a govern­ ment agency to m arket ngricultur*nl product- —whenever tho presi dent announces’"an emergency! ** If the president vetoes that MU and adds the wrath of the farmers to th at of the soldiers he will prove that, like Napoleon, he believes in "his star." SMALL MEN IN OFFICE W ant TAMPA TKIilUNK S ave H av That’s the Success Rule lice. \Yii!i lax reduction urged at the elo: ■of the world war, congress lias still to furnish the relief oj<pe-Hd mul promised. In this ins*aniv it lias ignored bath Portiocratle nnd Itepnldiean nuthnritiei When your Earning Capacity is much less than f on the :ul>jr:t. So in other propfor tile good of the courtif o s i t i o i i m Present tim e— N,,;v is the tim e to*suve— while you1 “ try r.s a whole. m able. bnl -1 main trouble, of course, ha.i ii You will bo surprised to s e e ’how fast your Sarin " been a lack of strong and broad- JJ Account will grow with regular System atic Saving! -ved | minded leadership for the inujor- u ‘rry jiy, this lack being emphasized nt 1* the Seminole County Rank. ' ier-1 . 1 ii,,. very beginning of this session , filed „|„i the president of the same party>.« ------ COME IN AND TALK I T OVER WITH FS^ <d*- have apparently been unable to MAKE THIS YOUR VlANK .! lbe arrive nt any b;i-«is of co-oncratlon. self, Tho president recommends some fc -1 action, whereupon the mem Ik*nr of iho hiH party in'congress either nigfroni 1 gmhole his pr-qrosition or do just it 1 " liie opposite 01 wllut he a .ed. I Muill lisixl Ul l|U IlMl'll llf 'llllC F In s. 1 01 ship from the white house whfcii p to '.,n executive would he able to eXt'rl inch,; jm elfectivc hlilonqu upon the Vr*j ■ i i JPnr. 'latjv ir.h ab ,«IIut.iLix rnKhMuiddMu, hose j such "dictato.>oi|> has at times K d4isiS E aB U H ri««aB B B »E «kE r^E ’n E g iiE E B * « * « llH n i 1 in* i put through some most im portant y^-; ,«»>'» - a: ebuy.-, E i ".praM-' There Is Coming: A Time 4 .Percent IntcresJ, P^}1 Ofi Sadn|f ft . . . A . l b , * ■ -- *'* e-ft w#** . attributed to religious prejudice and hundreds of thousands of (-atholir Democrats, resenting that, will vote for foolidge against any Demur-rat ns a rehuku to the pirrly name a I‘at ludic -* Most of the Florida papers are I :. now sacrificing much \ of their • news space to political urlvurtisc• ments.—Tampa Trlouae. Not if ■ they make ‘cm pay cash. w - 1 . Hussia is getting nu4 t many. It niust make good to lie in posiilon relations with someone. The following schedule has been arranged for ndhjutes to apeak in Seminole County: Lake Mary, aH day bnrbcctu anti hnyltvl picnic, ------- o------- - t The Plant City Courier, although a declaring that Jennings will lie • our next governor, maintains that IF THE I’BINCF of Stale love benovtilcncv, • Cutts will beat Martin. That is . absolutely rcdicuiuus. Calls won’t uo opponent in all the empire.— Mencius. “ get a half dozen votes. ■ u ■ d The St. Petersburg Independent rightly thinks th at the “Orlando .£ girl who won the Pulitzer prize in ST. PETI'.RSIJl/RG INDKI'JINDKNT "journalism harf more to her credit 1 tbap if-sh e bad won a .-mill Jon LAHOR OUT OF OFFICE in --prizes at bridge. except through organized charity. England and elsewhere says, “ Walt ------- o--------In the big rity the sufferers are re- until l gut power; I'll show them." • No one mentioned thus far for fi rred to the Salvation Army or Libor gets power in England und thu- presidency of the United 'L. States Is as peculiarly fitted for the Associated Charities. These o r­ gives n good imitation of the aver­ age cnuHnus government. For in­ that eminent position as Is William ganization do . fine work, but the stance. the House of Commons ~ Gibbs McAdoo. He hus served his heartlhrob is nof there and in many votes by 2 i>l to 108 against mak­ - country in m-.ry nnd varied cap-iricases there is need for something ing the coal mines national prop­ • tics nnd he has never been found more prsonul. This widow, for In­ erty. Libor men thought' that ^ wanting, He has never failed in stance, was ijpt actually in need of would In* done, surely. D»it**AD» the arduous taxk-i which have been attention from the charity workers, VISING it and DOING it arc dif­ presented to him. lie succeeded, who could only provide for a few ferent. ** where others hnd failed, in the days' supplies, hut she did need -* construction of th» Hudson tubes, money to h-,y emthes nnd to get a J an i-ngjnqerinj feet compart dr h with that of the P( nt rnn Canal. He ^ wns consbn uouslv connected with " .the Fedtiul Reserve act and the • establishment of farm loan hanks. ■ He efficiently manipulated vastly • 'm ore num<sy, dunn;; the crisis i f a the Won/i V than has any othi r “ living mrir. McAiLo is a mas who '^,'can be foiled upon nt a cii*:.al • time to » |v o w fi t|y accomn'Js'i that whiin 1 * l i s t for his coun. s 'tn u i. THE SMALL TOWN STUFF LET FLORIDA STAY OUT OF THE THAI JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL It. J. IIOLLY, Secretary. ed that the can- Adoo has been Irani th s t-rt. That Democratic Executive „ G. McAdoo is I* *«Wwl P ro o f’h - hi. n iniinutioti ,. . is the only safe hope i>*r DemoCt mnse which p re -. rw(.y year. Di-r.ioeriUi must 1 shown in the un|tc behind u r.ma who c unite the oppost- j stantljr arou-ie a sentiment i For a while poll-!•»“ ** “■ h!“< nully'lho foes o f! Behind the strategy of ih * . . : naiven avninHt .McAiltm U trj nment, who w a r, j reactionaries that they cu •ty. professed *'• l Upon the Dcn-.oiratic party tudvc.1 and out of I f Uu.ir kimI> Th( (, f a the impetus giv• |;p i.4 ... u, hl. i; a c i B B s a a a a i n i 3 a 9 g i i i a i B i m B R a > i l i u i i |lia lll> by the KruwliU. (Nutively safe ami sound, have corimi tn .,.,nvioe.t.-J >uih a man. th I cause ,pu* re , ujt iinidv-iialely, for irn of th»P« whu | CuJ | ^ t0 j:v ^hrir u-iui. D i oyernm ent in the , g^rnm»y „„ »h,- pari of 1 e:i-. htnsses. . i«|K to haYii bnlii e^rtje p;»i II they th a t thou , ^rvgtJvf:^ for U 1 vb'Y ilo; .*! to vroHry^ D»l Iji rda.lie. 1 1 fhVu bnli!i,'nK«re^ ^ PrivilegeM it in imturfif ( j i l c l i r i b t IS. M o c k t o n . . H e is a C-JSu2 i:J n M .I v n J ‘"’"AVs' 1 of ifuval High School and Raduate 'inreton University, lie was a Rhodes Scholar to Oxford Univer­ sity / wher# he won n degree >n IAT a .U c served on Hoover’s Gomniisslon.for Relief in Belgium dur­ ing the World War. In 1915 ho was appointed a special assistant to 'the American ambassador in Landun. When the United Stales entered the war he joined the navy and became an aide to Admiral Sims. After the wur he was »ppolnted Chief of the Mission to Austria with the American Relief .Adm inistration a t Vienna. He is • 'l S r W i ll*f Abler* t in th^ Due. nrtfWRTrtff. I&rk 4 ,u.rty. They only show i » w r'; ‘ In |~ ,r’ i uhoul convention time. Af oHAfl-effortahave cguv^ t ij,a tl\ev wjll; f^rg ,te upon a l Demc-cmL; as t k y i)i«VV»n«e ally the opposin', | tt(Mj will rfn it again, just vliero. except hen- • tj,p >ua ,n VUirkla. tliere has fior:n .. . .1 tim ate sentiment Democrats must fie nwaki iiate, MiAdoo has dantfer. They must not be barriers. It may in any such trap. Florida false issues will cruts can help keep the Den a new o tlem ptn., ‘*ut of the reactiona i t fa being done, 1 *'/ instructing for McAdoo. f th<Lje«ding c a n -ri *?0 mui1 WJ1'* l'*n lead th-j j n their -u:ird. f victory and not alone win h that it is' tho field thc‘ Pa rly l'rogre-.*ii proves hia pqn'i- clplcs. untWrWido *Jjek iWoridn’e duty is p b j n _ MY FAVORITE STORIES By II|V |N S. CHUB After years of economy Mr. «nd Mrs. Smith hod amassed u ncat.UJr tie fortune and hud moved Horn tho farm to a house in IlufWo* uiuippcd with all the modern Jouvenlencea. A little inter they made their first visit to view the (Jars of Niagara Falls. • Together they stood a t the brttik .u. > ... — “Aint‘ ti wo .*^ ^j^Afi "Ygs.’” agree awed voice. * dreamy tone: ' minds; me of just think whu tamly is some! A spasm cr id ith rte primary.. ,,'t, blink uTomviif'’' 1 a s'heckliip nccouni al »W*W>uaiin!/i'*"!fv!Lc !i l>u/ in(T b ill, nml a help in w w t e s T O l i 5 l positor^xvh0, ,’rr’1u‘I o{. r i t m i L c r of small de* in g hom« n l ?m^e institution'^heir bank* every cfnli-u We a,re K,wl to extt,n<1 10 th‘fna officers ..,..1 a,nt* conaid6ratloh- which the can give. cmPloycea of this ‘friendly bank S «h pnekst that !c- tfram e within the 1 , ni..i -i �\ I THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY^MAy- 20, 1924 . MRS. W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. ARTICLE II. T h e g e n e r a l n a t u r e of t h e b u l l n r»» t o he t n»ni>!*rte»l b y t h l e r o r p o r .ition p h a il b e t o b u y . s ell a n il o t h ­ e r w i s e d e a l In KitM-erle*. p rovision *, h e y . u r n l n . ro o d s u p p l ie s . p ro d u c e , p o u l t r y , n*h. H ome, r a n d i e s , l o b a r ro and all o t h e r artleleei of m e r­ ch an d ise u s u a lly or I n c i d e n ta l ly , d e a l t In In c o n n e c t i o n w i t h a a r n r c r y b u i l n e a s . e i t h e r a t w h n le a a l e ir Mixed With Sulphur It Dark­ o r re ta il; to c o n d u c t * ifencral m e r­ en* so N*tural|y Nobody c a n t i l e h u a ln e a a ;to a c t a s c o m m i s ­ *: .C an Tell. sion m e r c h a n t s .aK *nt* a n d b r o k e f« i t u •;e la L U » k _ t u a a c li « a ml Hrvb. !& . Phone 498-J N ow open— 20 rooms $1.00 a day. L ig h t lunches, ice cream / s o ft drlnkn. 1A lw ays. Tfie '.o/TAn&* nW tbfif ’ of ‘Sage 6[ien; 'M Y s/H ." ' Tea and Sulphur for darkening Hostess. • ■ gray, streaked and. faded hair is grandmother’s recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good .even color, which is ts . o e d o w n b r i m fu to rf r * b 0 II quite aensble, as we are living in t y p ew riter. * t a nn ago when a youthful nppearance make. Uood £ . • Is of the greatest advantage. new. A sk to f t one. ,»• eJ’i Nowadays, though, we don’t have the troublesome task of gath­ • I t. a . PO N D r.o p lc e N abk • ering the sage and the rnussy mix­ ing a t home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product. Improv­ ed by the addition of other Ingred­ Try Smith’? Barker ients, cnlied “ Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound." It is very popular because nobody can dis­ Shop for gopd barber cover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush work — next Valdez your hair, taking one small strand .. vvr. with It nnd draw this through Hotel. at a t'ipio; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladies With Wyeth’s Sage and CLAIR AND MORRIS Sulphur Compound, is th at, be­ Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing. sides beautifully darkening the We aro now fully equipped w ith hair a fte r n few applications, it New Steam Press and Delivery also produces that soft lustre nnd nppearance of abundance which is truck. Give us m trial. so attractive. 110 Sanford Ave.-------- Ph. 327-J PERSONALS Mrs. Donald Smith and daughter 'Motoring to DeLand Sunday were motored to Orlando, Sunday. Peter Schnnl and Max Stewart. ; Spending the'week-end in Orlan-. do was Wade Linder of Sanford. ;*Ut Col. Theodore Kooseveu honor of Mrs. George S £ 3 St- Petorabdrg. lentil 6 o’clock. . L “ banquet n t . , \Vo:15 o’clock. Bridge Club will W. C. Hall a t 8:30 pith Mn .Motoring from Crystal Riyar to spend Sunday with his uncle, W. J. McBrid^, was C. M ' ^jJcBride. - M otoring to DeLeon-! Springs Sunday were M rand Mrs. oJhn eMIsch and Mr. and Mrs. Bender. Motoring to Daytona eBach Sun­ 1 Wednesday, day wer eMr. and Mrs. William R. ftre department of the Wo- Rumple. dub will meet a t the club,1 3:30 Wednesday after.Motoring to Daytona Beach Sun­ AH members are requested day were Miss Wilkie and F. je*Tunier Circle will ’ m eet Brown. In Bert Braggs on Laurel litirnr her parents, Mr. and , it 3:30 o'clock. R. F. Aycock in Sanford Moiy S.'S. Baumel will entertain was Mrs. Robert Wilson of i’floek at her home in' honor .. Miry Zachary; Linen • A'* ,j Diy Exercises a t High The many friendsc of Mrs. Frank i Auditorium a t 8:15 o’clock, Gonzales will be,glad to learn that ford Association of Business she is a little better after her ill­ «ill hold i their regular ness of several weeks. it the Hotel Phoenix nt o’clock. and Robert Dean. Milton Haddock, Frederick Rines and Mis*. Adel Rines motored to DeLand Sunday. “ 1-----* Tom Martin of Orlando, form er­ ly of SanfoYd was spending the day in Sanford Monday. Spending Sunday, at DeLeon Springs were Mr. nnd Mrs. Char­ les B ritt and Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie GEORGE McRORY IS TO BUSY TO SELL FORDS JUST AT THIS TIME address; 0:56 music, address. WBZ. Springfield (337). 4:30, Motoring to Orlando Monday a ft­ dunce; 5:30 bedtime; 0 program; Program o / r May 20 . ernoon were Mrs. Ed. Lane, Mrs. 11 summary conference of M. E. “Cheapest in the long run " yes, WSB. -A tlanta Journal (429), church, Donald Smith ami Mrs. Archie •‘ 1 and in the short haul too, if you Betts. 8-9 women's chorus; 9:30 boxing KSI). St. Louis Post Dispatch count SERVICE for anything. bout. (546), H concert; 9 'W estern Mill QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. T h u rs d a y Call 498. Visiting her sister Mis* Rachel WGB. Buffalo (319) 4:30-5:30 m u­ tiny hand; 1 1 dunce'. Royal Neighbors will meet Walaman, who will visit Mr*. Land­ Bardin at 404 Palmetto Ave., la sic; 6:30 news. , Muonic Hail Thursday man while there. CARD OF THANKS. WON. Chicago Tribune (370), Miss Helen Bardin and little niece it 7:30 o'clock. We wish to express our sincere 7 i 0 artists, orchestra. of Live .Oak. ’ • Friday. Mrs. B. F. W hltner will motor to WMAQ. Chicago News (447.5) thanks to our many friends who dulling, eexrcisea a t the Ml Orlando Tuesday to attend the rbeatre nt 8:15 o’clock Leaving for Cordeie, Ga., Tues­ 5 organ: 5:30 orchestra; 7 lite r­ were so kind to us In otir bereave­ SEWING MACHINES commencement exercises of the Ca­ t Saturday day on account of the illness of her ary; 7:20 French; 7:40 hoys; 7:55 ment on the death of our daughter thedral School in th at city. * Portable Electric or Regular Margaret. Wc are also apprecia­ U. of Chicago lecture; 8:15 nAmi.• i Children's Story Hour mother, Mr*. Jam es Haugabook, is family style. tive of the beautiful floral offer* ry at 4 o’clock. The ladles of S t, Agnes Guild Madam Harriett. " TERMS TO SHIT % logs. will* serve lunch JU) the public and See W. II. McFarland or T. J Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Shelley. to the visting Snriners a t Fifth Spending the day a t the Beach Miller £ Son. 9 populnr concert. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Tom CARD OF THANKS KYW. Chicago (630), 5:30 con­ Owens, Mrs. J. N. Robson and Miss cert; 6-7:30 musical talk*. Branda Morrison. I wish to thank all the dear WLS. Chicago (345) 5:30-7 Pipe Organ Club of the Bapfriend* who so kindly helped and musical, studio and orchestra. hurch met Monday afternoon Mrs. JL W. B ritt and little WLW. Cincinnati (309 ) 9 m u­ who sympathized so deeply with Mn. Roy Peeples in her Idvedaughter of Live Oak, are visiting sic; 10 dance: 1 1 concert. me during the recent Bines* and wrtment* a t Winter Park, her brother-in-law and Bister, Mr. WJAX. • Cleveland New* (390). deuth of my beloved husband. Also, ■ n i m V o ‘ndSAfcSk motoring to W inter Park and and Mts. S. A. Webb, at their home 0:30 bedtime; 7 concert. for all the beautiful floral offer­ ‘because It-g tv ea th e m this meeting answered to on Magnolia Avenue. ings. a quick, convenient and WFAA. Dallas News (470). « >rT< •< i. • • , Mrs. L. Bryan, Mrs. SelMrs. Thomas Emmet Wilson. thorough wash.' I t lath* 12:30-1 address; 8:30-9:30 concert: i n easily in h a n t or Mrs. Coiclough, Mrs. Phillips, 1 1 1 2 recital. Motoring from .'Peoria, 111., and r e .. W. B. Coleman. Miss , so ft water and takes off \ IIIIre ill Appllrallun (nr T»i Deed Gardiner, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. KFAF. Denver, (300) 9 gloom stopping over in Sanford Monday 1 grim* o r groan - without I mler Hrrllcn STS «( (he liraeral i, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Eatridge, Hoolehan and Miss Elisabeth HoO' were Mr. and Mra. W alter Griffith, busters; 9:30 nddress. ft mo- harsh scrubbing, l *1*1 a ir * of th e S la te o f F lo r id a . Mithvin, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. J. lehan. WWJ. Detroit News (617) 7:30 Notlcr la hereby Klven Dial W. 8 . formerly of Sanford, now of Sara­ Fsrle. purchaser of Tax Certificate Her, Mrs. Sharon, Mias MarNews orchestra. R eturning to Louiaville, Ky., is sota, and Mr. Elmore Marshall. ir>. il.lt-il llle till (lay of June. ox and Mias Jeanette Laing. WCX. Detroit (617) 6 concert; No. A l». 1917, line filed salil rerlltlaute Jam es Henry, who has been tran s­ iiitors were Mra. W. A. Irv­ Motoring to Sanford Sunday 9 Red Apple club. In my ofTloe. und has made appliesin. H. Otis Rogers and Miss acting business in fa n fo n l with the from Ocala was W. D. McBride. WTA 8 . Elgin (286) 7:30-12, lion for tax deed lo Issue In accord­ Vegetable Corporation and ance with law. Halil csrllflcato'cmDaniel of Orlando, Miss Roy *a4a • v 4 '•* • L MY. McBride came over to see hia musical. I.races the fnllowlnic described prop­ Sian and MIsb Lelia Fuller brother, who is critically ill a t hia - WRAP. . Fort Worth Star Tele­ 'll) slluated In ’Hemlonl* county, iatar Park. gram (470) 7:30-8:30 bund; 0:30- Klorldu. lo-wlf. M otoring to Daytona Beach hoin Aon1 Palm etto Avenue. 1Q:45 concert Iteic. N. W. for. of HKVi. of Heollon ay lovely handkerchiefs that Sunday were Mrs. Langley, Mr. ,11. >|'wp. IV K.. U SO K-, r o w U. I S - l u ; Hastings (841) R eturning from Georgia is fl. E. KFKX ken made to sell during com­ ahd Mrs. Ed Meiach, Miss Olga to XV. Ilm> of Hanford (Irani. H. W. It. I^tvftl, Jackeon* ment week were handed in I", degree*. \V. 15.60 eh.. W. S.S* ch.. immons, Miss Mildred Simmons, Xing. Mr. King was called to vllle, V'la............. I 3! Georgia on account of the death of n. Harris. the fancy ,^fork N. 11.35 ch. to beg. The oald land K. I*. Winn, Jacksonville, [Isa Teague «nd Ped Melsch.^ liclng uneeHeed Ut the date of the his mother, Sfr*. W! W. Townsend, ...... —.......... I 31 r*. . «• • */ r e* m 4 f. : a laauancc «>f nucli cnrtlllcnte In the ^ Kin.. In willies* whc«y"frwl» Itave )u\ri i Pipe Organ Club Will take Moving to Leesburg ia Jock and h ia'frie n d s sympathise with i of the program for the Wo- Dooley now with the 3anfotd oDah W to .U lh ls rtc to c W eavaautgtok. UiVB. 7* ltalk, r hi May, .v u. teat. u i s , music; mujku., a v iu a o w a i ax.’ Ing t<> law tax deed will leeu* there­ If. ItLITTII, , (Heal) t Uiasioraxy..-VrihnuAt. thh a r id :» g v f itg w C k J ; h i t o . . on nn* llie ' 2 Hth-day of June, A. I>« orchestra. l». f HT1L.KH. Jr. (Heal) i on Tuesday aftcrnoonrM ay goes to Leesburg to h^ve charge StifetorTTrfc fa,Bartiwr Sunday were $ltal, 1921. , f. W. HTOimBMlrtl (Heal) KUJ. Los Angeles (395) 8 con­ of u new bank, to bo organised organized Mr. arid Mrs. John' U oriafdl ’ and cert) 8:30 music congest; 9 chil­ ,\Vltn<w my orriclnI algnaturr. and ' — bank,, IV. R. LOVKTT. I.Hral) Dr. and Mrs. Denson. They went ■vnl thl* ihr n th day of May, A. I> H. I* WINN. "there soon. \ J* ’ ^ r ” ’ * (rivnl) nt will be a rummage sale lull. to Bartow for th e purpose' of “see­ dren; 10 -12 orchestra. K. A. DOUOI.AHH. it Saturday. KRI. Los Angeles (409) 8:45 iMcul) ing ahd purchaa)hg 'some of those H TA T R OK K U m i D A Clrrk Clrruit t'uurt, Hrmlnolr Cuuni dub waa delighted to ac- ' Arriving in Sanford Tuesday ia mptmhoth blaclf berries _we are concert; 10 -12 orchestra. County of [nival. ty. Klnrhla. On thl* day lor normlly np|>rnml the lovely invitation of Mra. Mra. Augusta Eigenman, who has reading about, ao, much. “WHAS. Louisville Journal (400) lly A. M. WKK.KH. D. C. hi'fnrc me. u Notary I’uMIc In and it Meriwether to meet with been a t the Cathedral School in 7:30-9 concert, readings, talk. for th* Hintr of Florida at Inric. NOTII'K OK INTHNTION TO APPLY Mxt Monday a t Daytona Qriando all winter. The hchool WLAG. Minncapolls-St. Paul duly iiimllfli'il and notlns. II. Illltrh. A party shopping and spending had its commencement Monday Arid 1 -lilt I.KTTKIIS KATKNT. Htllr*. Jr.. <\ W. Htiiudrmlrr. (417) 0 sports; 0:15 concert; 7:30 Not h r I* hereby given that we, 1>. C. Is now closed for the summer the day in Sanford Saturday from farm lectures. It. IviVftt and K. U Winn, rarli Ur a very interesting social months. thl' undersigned, wlU apply to the W. Osceola were Mr. and MYs. C. A. me well known and known to mo WGI. Medford Hillside (3041) 5 lloiioruhlr Cary A. Hardee, Dover- to the hostess assisted by Mrs. JMller, Mrs. O. L. Morris, M rt.'P . to Im> thr prrennn who rxrcutrd the nor uf the Hiata of Florida, at Talla­ Big Brother club; 5:30 talk, con­ appllratlon fnr rharlrr. (is, Mrs. Rogers and Miss Fulhassee. Florida on Tuesday, the 17th forraoliiK Mr. and Mra. J. M. Gallager and J. Feitner, Mrs. H. F. Lawrence, arvrrally nrknowIrdKrd lo and arved u delicious ice coune, Rosa Gallager left Monday for El Mra. DeWitt, Miss Preston John­ cert. day of May. A. D. 1st*, for-latter* and hrforr m* (•mrutnl the Memphis Commercial patent Incorporating HKMINOLK ■am* fm-lythatandthry WMC. dor schemd being carried out Paso, Texas where they will make son and Miss Mary Bowie. voluntarily, for HR!M'KIIY COMPANY under the folApj>4al (500) 8:30 program : 11 thr u«r* and purposr* thrri'ln vs. «lkw and write. ' , ‘ th eir future home. Their mttoy prr**rd. Spending the qffpxnoon in Or­ a club has missed Mrs. Fee- .friends re g re t t o ' learn .that Witiir«* my hand nnd official aval, ^K*AC. Montreal (426 ) 6 laxl•ince she moved to W inter they are leaving Sanford perman­ lando Monday were Dr. and Mrs. time; ut Jarknouvllle. Duval County, Klor­ 6:30-0:30 orchestra. Langley and party of young peo­ ldu. this Ifith day of May. A. D. ud enjoyed the opportunity ently. WJY. New oYrk (405) 6:301911. ple. .Dr. ahd Mr*. JjmgJey went Wting with her again. (Signed) U Kt’lt/.. (Hral) 0:30 entertainpient. Motoring to Sanford Monday a f­ over to carry Miss Olga Simmons Notary Duldtr, Htatr of Florida at WJZ. New iY r k (465) 5-5:30 who goes for a visit there of a l.arKr. My commission i-iplrra ternoon were Mra. Ethel Gilstrap talk; 5:30 orchW tra; 6:15 talk; Novrmhsr 2ti, 1934. and aon, Mark and D r. C. F. Breed- week’s duration. 6:30 tenor, soprano; 6:65 pianist; In, o f OrUhdoi They were gueeta 7:15 talk; 7:30 pianist; 7:40 talk; P r a s s i t S C k a r tv r o f ( a a l s a l * ( Mlia Olga Simmons who ia visit­ of Dr. and M n . J . N. Robson and HANG-OVER" COUGHS 8-8:30 orchestra. ir f l r a r v r r C o s s s s y . stayed ovar to attend the Piano Re­ ing Be*. Theodore Langley has ’ "WEAF. New York (402) 5:20Wc. the und*rslKn*d. do hereby ne tb Qriando for a week to visit cital a t the High School Auditorassociate ourselves together for the “I have been troubled the last las Verdelle' Crubb, after which 8 musical, talks. of Ineorporgtlutr and hemm­ WHN. New York (360 ) 7:30- purpose e will again return to Sanfrod. ing a corporation under th* laws of 4 or 5 yrara with constipation and 8 ^ 0 anU rtalnm aot; 8:30 orchestra. •uU-Wratu-at-VtowMa.awvwaUti vh« Iupus Vtled overything under the wDRv * Newark (406) 4:15 mua- lo r mmtion At c o r p s r a tlA a a fl>* prtUlt. son. hue could him-And any reiftf R^dio Program SINGER i Organ Club Has it AVl Winter P ark A M ana Soap 16 a c re s — 13 or m o re a c re s c le a re tj-—w ith in 600 f l. R id g e ­ w ood A v e. D ra in e d a n d p r o ­ d u c in g to lin e p r o f i t . ' P o u r ro o m * c o tt& g e ‘ "W ith b a th . F u f m b u ild in g s arid a ll w o rk - whgon.s."* cJugkenH. * SOi crops alrendy planted. ’ ']• f I ^ i V*fj» 'pwl* »•# Specfal D aytona Beach, Fla. .1 r. » • ■i « -i* t* ' - t S A11 Colors win dies’ Auxiliary Of ft' • IS ■■ I M S Da via. and Warner’Scogglna. there early Sunday moruing. Mr, Mason visited. In thin city aevetal times and those who know him will regret to learn of his death. Dr. *1 i^rtford, Tenn., telling of Mason will probably return to San­ wajhips that one has to con- ford next Sunday. *ith and the condition of the ‘ there. , o r g a n iz a t io n s c o m b in e t the dose of the business aee»M entertaining program a . Jacksonville, May 19e-Fourtecr Jhour was enjoyed. state organisations have pooled * hostesses were Mra. Harry their efforts toward building' up R. L Peek. Mrs. J. 0. tha health of Florida's school chil­ *tt, Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mra. dren, and aro working under a uniMiterby. - v i i s n u n i u u i i i a u i Library story h o u r . 1Hveral of the mothera and *•» wish to have tha. Library 7 Hour held later In the aft* lw|. the hour arill be changed •/lock, beginning next Saturfftemoon, May 24. Mra. B. "hitner will b* In ekarw*. and child health activities. This was brought out in an address before the National Juberculoals Auoclatlon convention in Atlanta a few days ago in an address by Mist Reba F. Harris, state director of tha modern health crusade- Op­ erating under the name df » • Florida Health Education Council the fourteen organisations are co- Leaving Tuesday morning and motoring through thd’ countn) to TallahaMee aro. Mra. R. 'J. Holly, Mrs. Donald Whitcomb, Miss SaritaLake and Mias Gladys Welaon. Mra. Whitcomb, Mlsa Wilson and Mias Lake will remain in Tallahas­ see to attend the commencement exercises of the Florida State Col­ lege foY Women. ’ Mr*. Ilblly will ityum In g few day*; bringing Mias - T A U A JU B SSfe.'Jfy w - r Th# .University of Florida law depart­ ment waa well .represented by stu­ dents at tha racabt ha* examination held by Jhe supreme court. Among the University men who took the examination" were William M. Miles. Mack Padgett, Lattiner Farr, until I got FOLRY CATHARTIC TABLETS, and you can bet they are the plIU,* write* Robert E. Smith,'17 N. Robert St.. Ludington, Mich. FOLEY" CATHARTIC TABLETS give qur-'k relief from constipation,.also act on the liver., Especially comforting to stout per­ sons. Rcfuae substitutes. Adv. SAVES YOU MONEY BECAUSE WE SELL GOOD GULF GAS, SUPREME OIL, McCLAREN CORD TIRES AND A U N P OF ACCESSOR­ IES THAT GIVE YOU DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR. I'hone 4471L3 i5 _______ J B f * n ite r prepared to^Uaih the shbJect in achooL ' ‘ ENTERTAIN AG. SENIORS ^'Mbeth Whilner waa In 2 l M?nd*y 'iichL home from ^•thedral School *t Orlando, r** P«ft on the program at tha ■jwetment Plano Recital hold JJ* High School Auditorium night She returns to OrT. 7.uesd*y »Hh her mother IIV th«y will attend tly eomexercises of the CatheitQool there, returninir to San- GAINESVILLE, May. 19. — Dr, and Mrs. J . E. Tiirlhlftori eontinued their custom of the past yeaw and again entertained all agricul­ tural seniors at their home Mre several days ago. “Dr. Turlington a party” I* » much-Jpoked-for event among tha agrlcultoral college alu* RATE KILLED W IT H OUR FEEDING REQUIREMENTS FURNITURE ASSOCIATION LAKELAND, May 20—The Flor­ ida Furniture and Storage Asso­ ciation will hold a two dayx session hega Wedneaday. Ajl officers of th#'organization aro rwident* of IlG Beautiful Spanish Lace Dresacn for each— ...................... Thu material ia w orth more— Special aa Long aa tl last. VIRUS SENIORS ENTERTAINED GAINESVILLE. May 20-F ifNANAIMO. B. C , May 20..— teen aenlors, Yomprialnr the grad­ A virus declared to develop diph- uating -class of the Agricultural College this year, enjoyer the cua» - ted a few rata rt V a ^ ro U sv i ^ ........... I « iafrguf(to-q r- �HER ALU, TUESDAY PA G E FO U R Eclipse * Lawn Mowers Ball Hardware Co In The Finland’s O l y m p i c Team Is America’s B i g g e s LOpponen t PHONE 8 | H ow T h e y S ta n d | . , ^ , a t i p M L U » a w s , p « « :p 'AthleticsTake A IStep Forward And n *. mi I« l| • 1 n K ri'd lo m fr<i»n N**rve l ’res su Mean* Frpnl'im from Disease. Spf'rtArXnal^ips f^ree.' in 14 .593 Cincinnati .......... 16 12 .571 PHILADELPHIA. May 20. — ____ ______ May _ 20 Amer­ NEW YORK, riin to i'it.M 'T n it 17 14 .518 Philadelphia came out of ita slump ica, whose athletes have met anil rhipflpn .500 14 I 'n l m r r (.rn tliin fr 14 i Monday and won from Chicago, I Brook Ivn turned bnck rivals for her truck Rommel returned to the Offlci Hour* | 12 12 .500 to and field supremacy since the Boston . ?■ 13 15 .464 mound fur the home team after an Olympic games' were revived in !*-V A. I t . ; 2-3 T\ M. \ 1896, faces in Finland this year the 1 St. L ouis............ ...... It 10 .407 absence of several days due to n t t b S r .v c u l n s * . e x c e p t S a t u r d a y s .._ 0 14 .391 strained side and pitched fine hall. most potent rival in the history of 1Philadelphia r Previous to the gnnift it was an­ R o o m s 301-^1 Vi international competition. ‘ nounced that Eddie Collins fin I American League In the judgment of many observ­ F i r s t N a t . Rk, llld g .. S a n fo r d . W. L. * Pet. bean appointed to temporary man­ ers, the United States has not de­ .640 ager of the White Sox in the place 10 9 veloped her athletic prowess to New York __.... . 15 10 .600 of Johnny Evers, who is ill with marked extent over the past few Boston , years, whreas Finland hns conic St, Ijniis .......... . ......16 11 .577 appendicitis. ...... .....14 13 .519 Score by innings: forward-by leaps and hounds. Th** Detroit .. Oil) 001 100—:t 0 3 12 13 .480 1Chicago little Scandinavian nation, with hut Cleveland *..... . , ‘two score athletes carrying her Washington ...... .. ..* 12 15 .444 Philadelphia 000 202 00 *—4 7 2 Colors, demonstrates! her strength Chicago ............. . 11 14 .440 j Blankenship and Burns; Itom.. .... 8 18 .308 ■mol and Perkins. s a prescription lo r Malaria, four years ago in the Olympics nt Philadelphia Chills and Fever, Dengue or H1IAntwerp by capturing nine first Southern Association, Boston 9, Detroit 1. ous Fever. It kills the germs. places, ns many us this country » r W. L. Pet. BOSTON, May 20. — Wildnes i gathered, although losing on total 23 10 .697 by Hnlloway, Pillcttc and Clarke points. This year at Paris the IK in .643 and . hits by. Wantbsganss, Vouch j ■ FinnH have mustered an array of Atlanta 18 14 .563 and Harris in the second inning . y stars much wtrongor than their New Orleans 18 15 .545 gave Boston six runs Monday un i ■j. squad* of 1920, with most of the ......16 17 .485 oBstnn won from Detroit II to 1 . - , veterans, of that year still uvnil- Birmingham 15 16 .181 Score by innings: 7;’. able, and confidently expect to give Nashville 10 18 .357 Detroit 600 000 010 —l 6 1 Unch? Sahi’s performers a keen Little Roek 8 26 .235 Boston Chattanooga 160 002 00 *—9 9 3 r; ■ battle. Finland, review of the records South Atlantic League. PITTSBURGH. May 20 . — Hit­ of previous Olympiads discloses, W. L. Pet. ting Watson in the sixth inning for has displaced Sweden and Great 4 .816 22 FABRIC Britain as America's chief rival in Augusta 13 .520 four runs, Pittsburgh defeated New 12 Charlotte __ track and field sports, though this ..... 14 14 .500 1 York 6 to 3 Monday. Morrison was v. season there nre also signs of n Greenville ..... .. 12 12 .600 1effective in the pinches. Rain fell British come-back. From 1896 to Asheville CORDS f*i 1908, the United States swept to Spartanburg ..... . . .. 12 13* .480 almost continuously during the 5 23 .179 game. overwhelming victories in the in­ Macon .......... Score by innings: ternational meets, but since then Florida Stale League. New York ... Oil) 000 002—0 8 1 the margin of triumph has been W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh 100 014 OOx—0 R 0 ALL GUARANTEED narrowing rapidly. G reat Britain 2 1 10 .706 Watson, Anchgcr and Gowdy; formed the stillest opposition in Lakeland ........... .600 1908, Sweden jumped into second Orlando ......... . . ....... 21 14 .528 1 Morrison and Gooch, 19 17 place In 1912, while Finlund, just St. Petersburg .... 17 19 .472 beginning to como Into prominence Brndentow n......... 105 Palmetto Ave. » in 2 1 .417 Tampa ... In 1912, gave Uncle Sam’s stars 11 lit Sanford Ave. a strenuous fight four years ago a t Daytona ..... ......... ..... 10 25 .286 Antwerp. • America’s unbroken records of track and field triumphs huve been scores! at Athens in 1890 and 1900, Paris In 1900 nnd St. Louis in 1904, CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May in addition to thoso a t London, 20.—Atlanta Imtsmen hit two Stockholm and Antwerp. Chattanooga pitchers hard Monday At Athens in 1896 American nnd won 9 to 2. Score: athletes won eight out of 14 events C lu b K II E contested, with Great Britain, Atlanta ..... 203 200 020—9 12 2 Greece nnd Denmark dividing the Chattanooga 100 10U 000—2 7 3 remaining six. The triumph at Kurr and Brooks; Jam es, HunkParis in 1900 was even more mark­ Ins and’I). Anderson. ed. Out of 22 events, the United States won 17 first places,. At St. Louis in 1904, due largely to the inability of foreign nations to send strong representative teams, the Americans swept all opposition be­ fore .them, winning 23 of 26 events j contested, with Canada carrying olf two and Greece one. The 1906 meet at Athens saw j more nations Competing and inter* t A CLEAR SKIN ast a t high tide. The point score Bright, sparkhng eyes, cheeks with was as follows: United States 2 t, •'i*- the gUaw-olheoith, a skin aa smoothSweden II, Great Britain 9, Greece m*t a!: ytlvet, the ideal wc alV strive to 4 Hungary 4, .Australia 2 , Canada t —w attain. No blemishes, no eruptions, tt. Belgium 1 , Finland Orleans. U-.1 lafcrbhckheaSv.'iw mart's to destroy score*; . - - the even texture of healthy skin. The 7908 Olympiad in London I C lu b RUE The secret is pure, red blood free embraced 100 competitions* divided , New Orleans 101 003 030—8 1 1 0 Into two classes, summer sport t l.Utle Rock . 020 111. 100—0 17 3 from poison i and impurities, blood that makes the body glow and radU and winter sports. Twenty-two Cuvet, Dent and Howie; Rubin- ate health, btood that drives pim­ nations represented by 2,666 nth sun,. Cash and Smith. INCORPORATED ples, boils eruptions, eczema and letes, took part. In the track and skin blemishes from the system. field -games in this meet the Unit­ Rooms 516-516 ' LEONARDIT. EL IX IR FO R ed States emerged with 13 winners, T H E BLOOD nuthta rich red First N at’I Bk Bldg, Great Britain 5, Sweden 2 , Canada olood, drives the impurities out, 1 and South Africa 1 . brings the glow of health. Use it Sanford At Stockholm in 1912 the Unit­ now. Inaist on LEONARDI'S. ed, States won 14 first places and Refuse substitutes. A t all druggists. •cored 80 points. Sweden was sec­ ond with five first places and 30 points. Finland was close behind with six first places and 29 points. Great Britain was fourth with two f ln t places and 15 points, with Canada fifth, a Competition nt Antwerp was esThe Sportsmun’s Store » pecinlly keen. The United States Everything for the Sportsman, shared first place victories with 117 Park Avenue, Finland, each nation scoring nine first (places, b ut America far out- DR. W. A. DRUNE Southern League N eat little bunga­ low—completely fu r­ nished—located on the Heights, on paved street. R e a lty C o .j HIGHLANDERS B E A T ORLANDO O U T F I T 17 TO 3 Kraenzlein’s Record Ts Seemingly Safe At This Year’s Olympics NEW YORK, May 20._S a long In Game Full of Errors St. Peters­ burg Heats Tampa While (i rowers Tuke a Cl w e One From Islanders. ' a c t e d , Co rcfU m l m o n e y In rverr frtafnnee lr li e r s ... ORLANDO.-Tia./May A > .~ C n (t ar* not ob Ia) Had Tlin very first tlusa ut Ii.r.n j t m ; » i A v k h a x u K lliX M V t o x i c putting with buliet-llko swiftness irla b ly Mu|>» t h e t t n i l r n e y .,f sn e. s i n g a m i coO K hO u the offerings of one Jimmy Cunip ■d d o s e U sually s t o p s Urn s e v e r e s t C O L U T b s coin non i <r r l a s s t d ils it s e r i o u s ill seam . n e t rid of It ut o n e s to all parts of Tinker’s Field tho iiuselen u r e s o r e o r y o u h a v e t h a t c h il ly f e e l in g I.akelund Highlanders yesterday lien. ache. I t 's a a u r u s i g n t h a t y o u h a r e t a k e n eft Id. v' t. l AN , i n. lSw,S v tl0^ « P ; . ' I 01. “ l" “ U« o f Cl,KM administered n terrific walloping to ► •'**»»» K1 t>NKV TOP41C. to d a y . T h e c o s t Is snuill ii tu n a f f o r d tu t a k u a c h a n c e a t tliU t i m e of y e a r / the Orlando Bulldogs with the final •core after several adding machines | were placed in uctlon being 17 to3 . Scnry by innings: ■■■■■aaBai BBBBBRIBBBBRBBBRBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHIIB|lf Imkeland 605 002 442—17 22 2 Orlando 000 OOt 020— 3 9 1 Camp, Learn and Smith; Camp a dtiFruncis, Hunter. ! two nien reached the Pinnacle of individual athletic brilliancy, one by winning four different events in oim Olympic meet, the other by winning two events in four succes­ sive Olympic meets nnd one other •vent in two successive meets. Alvin "C. Kruenzlein and Ruy Ewry were, the athletes who have Inrcgbed ther names on the Olym­ pic toll of honor. r Kfaenzlein, u University of .<■ Penrtsylvnnla sta r in thp lute 90's, r,*’ won four events in the second v Olympiad nt Paris in 1900. He K-lbreastod, fhe tape first In the 60r - n a tr b dash, the 1 1 0 -nietre high If 260-fnfitre low hurdles JM won the brood jump. His per. formanco is the only one on record L , W the history of the Olympic V games where uny one nthlete won . " more than three events. —• i - —- | i —— RELIEVED CONSTIPATION r Now is the time tu get rid of that E *lubbw.rf! f 0 UFh which *haa been M “hanging 0 n’r oil winter. A few L* ? • • • of the good, reliable FOW S H O N E Y AND t a r COW­ S' will speedily relieve same, ah* Mr*. Sarah Heck, XII St. Paul St. F Mtmphis, Term., writes: "I have been wonderfully, benefited by FOi- LKY’S h o n e y AND TAR COMH if O U M ) . The first dose stopped my cought. It wan a stubborn i cough and I had been troubled K w lth it since the first; cold spell.” Best for coughs and colds. Adv. “It is t<4o early Ui talk about V H im a o > W * ’» h a filia l a , ., . i ST. PETERSBURG, Flu., May “6 .—Pounding Joe Lane for eight hits in the eighth inning ’ which netted them ten runs, the Saints snowed the Smokers under, 14 to I Monday. Willie Wilson, on the mound for the Saints, aided m ater­ ially in the victory with a triple who ntbe buses were full In the eighth. Francisco Lujan scored one run for the Smokers with n h*iine run in the first inning. Bige­ low got u homer. Score by innings; Tiimpu 200 10 1 000—4 8 7 S t. P ete *200 100 1 1 0 — 14 12 0 Lune and Phipps; Wilson and Muorc. Bradenlown 6 ; Daytona 5. BRADENTOWN, Fin.. May 2 0 .- Uruiientown stopped a ninth inning rally with the winning runs on buses here Monday soon enough to beat the Daytona Islanders s7x.'to nvo in u fast pretty game. Two home runs with men-on and a coil* Daytona * Ooo 000 032 ? rS J * ,C u ir ,1 ", 000 00(1 Wakefield, i *nioyMi and Burnett and fashion. • •fe* i S S S « Development Company J Keward offered for evidence to con­ vict party stealing Palmetto tree off our property on Lake Front on Pal­ metto Ave. Party stealing this tree was driving two mules. Tree was tak­ en last week. 5 i he can get rid of hi* country ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON d? h o o d ; by Valdez Hotel �I I , f/* ' ’1 V ip THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1924. - J H h ........ 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A n d If [(,ty will u s s ls t y o u In Dur want a d t o m a k e ecimITVAT XOTICR. „ ,hnuM Klve t h e i r pottofflr* a d d r e s s a s ,,lr phone n u m b e r If i results- A b o u t o ne of a th o u san d h a s a und the o t h e r s c a n ' t la with >ou u n l e s s your address, i ll s s « n r e M U S T b e person nt T h e f l a a - *n v n .-c f.fT < w .,**tt 'x I w i s h tn a n n o u n c e tl.n t 1 a m a c a n d i d a t e fo r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f ­ fic e o f C o u n t y Titx C o l l e c t o r of S c i n l n o t e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to th 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 t o th> b a l d tn J u n e . J NO. D. JIMKTNS. . p o ll CO!'NTV < UUMI<<HION Kit. I hereby a n n o u n c e " my c an d i­ d a c y f o r C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r for D i s t r i c t No, I. S e m i n 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 ic P r i m a r y . J u u o 3. PPM. *»«;______________ I f P. H A H AN. p o k c ttfN T t jrn c .ib !• h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf s a a c a n d i d a t e f o r Ihe o ff ic e o f C o u n t y J u d u o o f S e m i n 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, 102*. I pledge faith fu l serv ice s h o u l d y o u n o m i n a t e me. _____________ J . O. S H A R O N . ■ F O R C I .E I I K C IR C U IT C O P I t T . I w ish to a n n o u n ce th a t I am a c a n d id a te for C le rk o f th e C irc u it C 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 t o D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y , J u n e 3rd. If e l e c te d , I p r o m Iso th e f a i t h f u l p e rfo rm a n c e of’ th e du tlca c o n ­ n e c t e d w i t h t h a t o ffice. W . 1* MOllO AN. poh F o un t * c o m s i i s s i o n p .i i . I h e re b y an n o u n c e m y cand id a cy f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to th e o f f ic e of C ou n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r fr o m D i s ­ tric t N um ber F o u r of S e m i n o le s,County.. s u b j e c t t n t h e a c t i o n of th e P a m o c ra ilo p r i m a r y J u n o 3rd, 1921. ____________ 'n . f . tvnKF.i.Kn. F O Il C O I N T Y C O M M IS S IO N F i t I h e re b y an n o u n c e my c a n d id a cy f o r t h e o ffice of C o u n t y C om m !* s i n n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r o ne. of H em ln p lo C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o t h e a c t l o n of t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y .lim e I <121. ______ UOHTON S T E E LK . T’tTlt P nO S E F F T IN Ii A T T O ll.N K Y Political Anuouncenwata*; w i ~ U K l'O Il (O X S T .tlU .K O P 111STItICT | , , M>. I. , T v o t ic r . I w ill bo a c u m l ld u t r f o r r e n n m l n a l l o n fo r th e o ffice of S t a t e A t­ to r n e y of t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r ­ c u it of t h e S t a t e of F lo r id a , s u b ­ je c t to th o a c t i o n * of t h e D s m o o ratlr P rim ary. Your endoraem ent i for a seco n d t e r m of office w ill bo K reutly a p p r e c i a t e d . H E O R fiE A. D E C O T T E 8 . S t a t e A tto r n e y . S e v e n th J u d i c i a l ______C irc u it, S t a l e of l . o r i d o . FOH S l i m IF F . To Ihe V o te rs of S e m i n o le C o u n t y : 1 h e re b y an non n ee m y c a n d id a c y for t h e o ff ic e of S h e r i f f o f S e m i ­ nole C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e v o te r a of t h e D e m o c r a t ic P r i m a r y to he held J u r e 3rd. ID3I. If e le c te d 1 p ro m ise f o u r years of L a w K nfiircerm nt In a b u s i n e s s m a n n e r by th e h e lp iif t h e p r o p e r su b o rd i­ n a te s n r a s s l s l a t i t s a n d e a r n e s t l y n„ i tc | t , hl, ,lf „ r | a w on j r o r ccm . nt v o te rs, o n J u n e 3rd. RAYMOND L A L L E N ---------------- ff la J M EM II E H O P SCHOOL IIOARII. I w ish t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a c&ndldute for M em ber of th e Seho o' H oard of S e m in o le C o u n ty fro m S chool D i s t r ic t No 3. s u b j e c t tn t h e d e c is io n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y to b etn-ld J u n e 3. 1921. II. It P A T T IH ltA L L . l 'O I l ilO A ItII O F I 'I 'I I I .I C 1NSTIt P I T t O V . I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d ld n e y f a r re - e le c t io n a s m e m b e r o f th e Hoard of P u b lic I n s t r u c t i o n for S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , r e p r e ­ s e n t i n g Selionl D i s t r ic t No. 2. of S e m in o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o th e D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y to b e h e ld on J u n e 3rd. 1921. C H A R A. D ALLAS. F O R .MEMIIEIt SCHOOL IIOARII. I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a r a n ■llilale fo r r e - e l e c t i o n In Ih e o ff ic e of n ie m lm r of Ih e H o ard of P u b li c In stru ctio n , rep resen tin g School D i s t r i c t No. 1 of S e m in 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 ic p r i m a r y lb b e h e ld i"» * " ’' e * r ' "> H F R H D T. "WILLIAMS. t o T i< E v u i E i i s o p t i i e iirTIl SEN A TOR IAI. IIIS T IIIC T . A f te r due co n sid eratio n , I h av e d e c id e d tn b e c o m e a c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n In th** S t a l e S e n a t e ( r u m Die 191 l i S e n a 1 11 r Ini _ D i s t r ic t , co m p o s e d o f n r a i i g e . S e m i n o le anil O sceo la C o u n ti e s , s u b j e c t to th e D c m o c r.iilc p r l a m a r y lo he h e ld J u n e 3.-d. I r e s p e e t f u l l y s o l ic i t y o u r s u p p o r t. M O. O V E R S T H E K T . ’olitical ouncements Lost and Found EoST IS rmii.Kp’ifm: : f t f snniiuliee m y * « lf a c a n th- efflee pf T a x Colimlnnl. I ' u u n t y . s u l d e c j lion i f t h e D e m o c r a t i c b. In-Ill J u n e 3 n l. 1924. I: r . M A X W E L L , T .hK M p o l l S T A T I f m m iv E Y . ir» mvm lf a r a n d l d a l e Ore nt S t a l e A tto rn ey '♦nth .1tul lc-1it I C i r c u i t o f * l"t *ii t h e D e m o c r a t l e Im held In J u n e . If irmtlnn o f my reenrd aey |n f a v o r h l y con nld and n c tlv u s u p p o r t Vorlatrd. MII.I.ARI) n. S M IT H . *TV COM MISSION E l l . xnnmineu m y s a n d l d a c y ftnn (,, tlio .ifflro iif mml»a|i>m r o f D istrict lnu|.- C o unty, H iihjert t o vt llm v o t e r s o n J u n e P H O N E 1 4 8 Help Wanted F o r' ^Apartments For Rent Miscellaneous Wanted 'HOUSES WANTED” Miscellaneous a REAL ESTATE room modern house. Paving paid. Good garage, orange trees on lot. Will sell MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD reasonable terms. 1215 Opk Avenu.e,. ..A fine chance to get a good Elton J Moughton C. W E N T Z M IN G E ll. A home. IH'VTV SCHOOL IIOAIII) snnmihce in>- -ir a c a n 80 rods lake front on I»-»l-i||on a* a m r m l iu r B<I ITo.iril uf P u h l l e Jr-, Lake Monroe, 6 acres ("m D istrict No. '3, Oyleilii, O s c e o la and •aajlict t o th o a c t i o n o f cleared, 3 acres tiled, r»!ii> 1‘rlin n ry , J u n e Jrd , 'Ine m-rvi-d a s a m e m 5!*ooin house, good Hoard .ilncn 191Q, and i ♦n I'h n lrm n n of th e bam, 2 garages and MRU. DuuvcUlly ,U l» m e ws'vsh'tilreit o f . ' * H o a r d JShefl: ftfe e $5000, Cashy uf If r e - e l e c t e d I p r o m ♦ ■‘unsi'lenllou* a n d r u n ♦rtfi'i- us h a s b e e n r e n d d&a). r many your* o f s e r v ic e . >WAS. F. H A R R IS O N , : -Don’t forget that _______G e n e v a . F l o r i d a . BUILDING 'UR ' H E III F F . liquid ancj powder combination •Saiiunce in y e e l f a s a . J-'OllSI l»Ertlvri.\N DENT «P t'tTE Pine Ave. and he will be glad we have bargains in und f r th. offlco o f S h e r i f f MATERIAL I.IC IN N T IIU C T IO N . treatm ent. The liquid Borozone is £ a *• to see any of his old customers, and * i "uiily, NuhJect t o t h e Sanford Novelty t h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c n m l ld a c y Primary J u r e . E)24. a powerful antiseptic that purifies care of thel rwants a t a n y ) f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t n th o o f f ic e n f i U J i . . , , v cdl^ry farms. See us i take W. A Trt.I.IH. 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Lumber and Building Material I'* h " h e ld o n J u n e I h e r e b y n n n o u n e n m y c a n il ld n c v l Carter I,umber Company f o r t h e o ff ic e of C o u n t y Coni n i l s j foimi r a n o t h e r t e r m I Laurel Phone -----565. >"ini! i|„ . d u t i e s u f lh 4 s l u n n r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r T w o ,»N. .. — • -• b e • t urn, .-fricien t m a n n e r of Sutnlnulit County, subject lo the I HILL LUMBER CO. House of r» co ndu cted R , n t h e action of the Democratic Prlmury J u n e 3. 1921. ! n . aC rV ,“ * Quality C. M. H A N D . JO H N M BI8CH. I Phono 135. Schelle Maines s - LAWYER — Court Home, gainfor $4,000. Terms nothing like it on earth for speed, safty and efficiency. Price (liq­ uid )30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Union Phar­ macy, Adv. nnd then forget them. > H;B. Lewis Co. N. J*ark Ave, T-tJ I’honc 319 FOR SALE—Two Shetland ponies. Will trade for 1924 used Ford sednn or coupe, paying difference. Mrs. J. T .Burcknalter, U Villa General Shop and Mill Work George A. DeCottes ,1 Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole C oootf Xaiik Sanford, - -J3 Florida Fred R. Wilson ATrORNEY-AT-LAW 't F irst N ational Bank Bldg^ Sanford - —— Florid* PRINTING The M atthews Press W e la k a ll!U *„ SaafurM F la . Phone 4I7-L-2 Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street jSanford Machine Co. U a a c r a l M a c h la a s a g nging u p f a t h e r ■j Houses For Rent ca o* l t C. _oI u1 r i___ . H om lnolo C oI ..uI n, . ta.y . #H oI hr s# • * i# * l y l BCL __ — S ♦ > < — ♦----------------" 1------- , “ r ADVERTISING A n V R R T I S I N f ? ir nl s rrnr ssuul flhf^^ fi rr Iiff ' i f “— ‘ gets Ida, s u h j e p t In at hl . e. d. 1 e_ c^ is io n n f Ih e Half the world doesn’t know how roaches juitontlnl buyers. PuP tIH It E r IIK K R NTA TIV K- • l> «t»iocratlc p r l m n r v t o h e Held on * I h e r e b y a n m i o m r m y i‘nmll(la<'y the other half lives, but it's inves­ lutkn Daily Nows is circulated In J u n e i 3 rd . A. D „ 1U24. I s t a n d f u r f a r m e m b e r ILitin- of R i-p ri'*n niae f f l e l e u t y n n d s e r v i c e In o ffice. tigating.—Wall Street Journal, circulated in jndustrlol and Agricul­ tlvi-s f u r Hi'nilniiti' I ' u u n i y . s u b j e c t V A N C E E. DOUGLASS. tural center. to th o a c ti o n nf lln* v o t e r s u t th o F O I l S T A T E SEVA T o i l * P R O M ' T I I E P o m o c r u t l r p r i m a r y . J u n n ‘3. For Sale— House and lot on San­ ,m m : t e i : v t i i s e v a t o i i i a l P O R I I K 8 T f.A K E . ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. m S T H IC T . 6 F O H COUNTY P O M M la sl0 9 IP .lt. I sn n c in c o my can d ld n e y fo r For Sale— Business now clearing I h e r e l iy a n n o n n c o m y r a n i l l d n r y n o m i n a t i o n n* S t a t e S e n a t o r fr o m th o N ln e te e h lti S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t , f a r C o u n t y C u n tm la a l n n e r f u r th e four to five hundred dollars per It. C. M A X W E L L $1,500 takes it. Come s u b j e c t In Hie D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y F i f t h D is t r ic t c o m p r i s i n g Clmlui*- month. t o h e h e ld J u n e 3rd. I a m m i a t ­ ta, (leiiovn a n d Osceiila. a o h j ^ - . tn quick. Real Estate t o r n e y a l ta w n r u c i l c l n t r a t S a n ­ tlio a c t i o n o f th o D e m o c r a t i c p r i ­ FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and For Sale—Ten acres, 300 feet fo r d . F l o r i d a , n n d h a v e b e e n n re*- m a r y J u n e 2. C. ... R A U L E R S O N . and vanrishc-i a t Sanford Novelty, I d e n t o f n n d n t l o r n e y In t h e N i n e ­ lake front, good dwelling, garage, a »f o p e c n n n n n nn V G rv F u l l C l.K tlt- .PlttC tlT rO U IIT . 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 Works, sole agents. 154-tfc Insurance UH v e ry I h e r e b y ab iiiitin rn t h a t I a m a good variety of fru it trees, a bag- I o r *uU U U .U U y e a r s . Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill bo ( t r e a t c a n d i d a t e f o r th n o ff ic e o f f 'l e r k IIy a p p r e c i a t e d . TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For SANFORD,------FLORIDA ^f Ih u P l r c i i l l 4'n lirl o f S em iniiln L E W IS O'lHlYANWe have the largest listing on |,«y C niin ty, s u b j e c t In tin- a c t l n u o t tho use on Royal, Remington or I F O Il S T A T E A T T O R N 14 C. Smith typewriters. Will soil; I hereby nnnotin ru m y * o n n r t i . ! D e m o c r a t i c p r l m n r v lii J u n e . 1924. celery and vegetable fa'rma in the .. a , H H. CM A I’l'K LL. city. If you want a city lot, a su­ d a r y f u r i h e u ff lc n « f S t a l e A t t u r - t for one-half price. Herald office., F O H COUNTY J U D G E . n e y f u r t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l <’Jr* burban lot, n house ready built, T n tlio 1’i n p l e o f Sem lr.ole t ' o u n i y ; c u l t o f F lnrlilii, s u b j e c t ti> t h e |)i tn FOR § LFf — Remington type­ I a m a r a n i |h l 'i l » for C ounty celery farm , grove or anything In o c r a t l c P r i m a r y tn hu b Id J u n u 3, ARCHITECT writer, with wide carriage, in J u d g e , y o u r s u p p o r t so il v o te on the real estate line call on us. We 1921. J u lie t h e 3rd w ill be a p p r e c i a t e d . J. A. S C A R L E T T . sell a t the owners' price only. Call good condition. $25 cash. Inquire First National Bank Bldg. S A M U E L A. It. W IL K IN S O N . nnd see us. Wa give you the bar­ l ' O I l COUNTY I ' l l O S E C T T I NR nt Herald-office. ____________ P O It COUNTY J U D G E . ATTORNBY. Sanford, Florida S u b je c t , of r u l i n g . In tlio a c ti o n gains and service. I w ish t o a n n o u n c e th a t I s b a l' FOR SALE, or will trade for car, lie a C a n d l d a t e f o r th o n f f l r o of of Ih e R o m n c r a t t c p r i m a r y lo ho THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. five acres of unimproved celery 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 - held J u n o 3rd, I w ill he a c a n d i d a t e SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. ect t o t h e . e n d o r s e m e n t of th e fo r l lie of flee of C o u n y t J u d g e of land near Oviedo. W rite C. B. J e m u u r a l l c v o t e r s u t th o J u n o 3rd, h e m l n o lc C o u n ty . 1 s h a l l be g r a t e ­ Brodorson, 204 S. Main St., Orlan- Wilson Welding & Radiator ful f u r t h e u n m l n n t l n n n n d e l e c ­ prim ary. O E O R t 1K G H E U I U N G . _ tion , am i If e le c te d I a s s u r e th o NOTHING LIKE T V ON EARTH d,J» Yl»- , ■ j , y — r ___________ j h tp - nf S e m i n o l e - * - f a l r a n d ' Works *' • t ' V o n rof'N T r"_f’O M m t*rovr-n. feal ti It hs ef tm u l s i li n l n l s t r i i t l o n uf tlin a f ­ I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y cand id a cy FOR SALK—One milk cow and f a i r s o f Ih e office. The new treatm ent for torn flesh Tor r e - o le c l ln ii fu r th e o ff lc o nf calf. See W R. Raulcrson, ■If DV Metal wo cac weld h " b c h e l l k MAINES. C o u n t y P o m t n l s s l n n e r nf S e m ln u lo cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations Benrdail Ave., Sanford. ................. SANFORD, FLORIDA C o u n t y . D i s t r i c t Nn. t, s u b j e c t to that it doing such wonderful work th e ac tio n uf th e D em o cratic p r i ­ m a r y J u n e 1. 1334. JIMMIE HOWARD'S repair shop; in flftih healing is the Bormone G. L. D L E D S O E . A * is located a t tho coner of -lourth! m Rooms For Rent LEARN AfeOllT Tolk County and W A N T E i ) — G o o d m a n o r w o m a n T T 5*■‘u i P k i t S ' T - R oo"m s f * ' W o u l d n ’t operate dining room, Lakeside Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* you be able to use the money eegram. Rest advertising medium In Hotel, Lake Mary. Rare opportu­ cured by renting th at vacant room South Florida Published mornings. n i t y Pall or write H, B. Turner. now going to waate? Thera »ro Star-Tclegrum, lakeland, Fla. WANTED—Sanrord business men many persons looking for places to CObllMUtlB tile.) LEDGER— Class; who are in need ot competent stay. Help take care of tnem and lll.rit nils b a v c t h e l a r g e s t c i r c u ­ help ahonlo read the classified not only make money but assist in la t io n In S o u th w estern G e o r g ia . page of The Herald. There's no keeping people in Sanford. Phone Mute Rc (C -w rin l) tine. 148 and give your ad over the tel­ A bV EluTSETn the'Journal-H er- h c l ^ l h e n V hjle ^ ^ n V n llh lv "ll°.[ ephone. Use The ellrald for quick newspaper.*” M ^ndng!" afUrnoon*' th 5 . P«r.on you_wiint ln_ the_ clty. service. | weekly Classified‘ rates WANTED—V uunr. men to work FOR RENT—Three rooms partly ill nntl“ Sunday ‘ a fter school. Must be of good furnished. Mrs. Annie Pbilp, 10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycross, Georgia. _ _ _ _ appearance and willing to hustle. West Side. Address in own hand writing, giv­ TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ing age. Work is entirely on com­ KOR RENT—Two large, n ic e l y 9 furnished housekeeping or b e d ers and fern growers of Volusia mission basis and earnings will de­ county advertise in the Del-and pend entirely on your ability to get rooms, $18.00 month. 312 E. Fifth Street. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash resultV.'DoV lOo/caVe"Herald" with o r d e r . ______________ i -----r— ■=■ =- -.-i.-.. , = RE NT— Furnished rooms with or without board. Phoenix A UTTLE WANT AD In The ' VA n T £ t^ f ' vi’ J 0 ,.° ," i,JboZ 9 .v? sell The Sanford Herald on the j Hotel, 300 Park Ave. Herald will bring you big re street sin colored section. Real . suits. Advertise those old articles live wires make good. Apply ntj" you/ have stored away and have the Herald office. noAise for. A little thlrty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. HELP WANTED—Young ladies of good appearance willing to do Phone 148 and a representative aparthouse to hou*e canvassing on com­ FOR RENT— Furnished will call to see you ment, 311 Park Ave. mission basis, (iood proposition FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando for real workers. Address Box 431 FOR RENT—Two room housekeepmornng Sentinel; lurgcst classi­ enre The Sanford Herald, and give ing apartm ent. 719 Oak Ave. ’ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ complete information as to age and FOR RENT—Furnished apart- • imum 24c cash with order. ability. mer.ta, 208 E. Third St. Fhon# AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ WANTED—First-class Dodge me- New Era P rintery, 410. gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest chanic. I W. Phillips Sons, Oak FOR R E N T - b i'r te room apart classified medium, rale cash .09c nnd »1 S econd N lr....| P h n n i, .1 Second StreeL_Phone 3.___ I . m<?nt m p a | m e t t o A v „ charge. 10 c per line, minimum WANTED—Florida resident, with FOR R E N T— Furnished apart.30c. valuable business, buying and ment, 801 Magnolia A venae. ■ MAINE—Wntervtlle, Morning Sen­ sales experience wishes position. FOR RENT—Exquisite tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Max Boyles, l^ike Mary. Fla. modern ocean front apartm ent in ... new __ ple are interested in Florida prop- u ’lM T v n i n—~r---- T" Jit)-. Reach thorn throughP ,ho " sell i F LThe 1 Sanford Herald on tho Sxold Building, for July and Aug-,,. Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ streets. Pushers make good. Ap- usL Also 5 room apartm ent and . .. tion. near ocean front for season. ply Herald office. Don't wait, come garage Address J. Ssold, Daytona Beach. PALM REACH cbU'NTY—The now. FOR RENT—Two room apart­ scene of stupendous developmentment, with or without garaget ♦ Rend about It In the Palm Reach 818 Oak Ave. .... Post. Sumple copy sent on request FOR RENT—Three or four room i,l4 TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tnmpa Daily housekeeping apartm ent, unfur- • • nished. Downtown on Park Ave. Times, the great home daily, rate 1 'ic per word, minimum PLENTY OP TRANSFERS, yes, Inquire Royall Ice Cream-Co. but none with SERVICE for their FURNISHED” apartm ents for rent . charge 25c cash with order. Write middle nnme.- Call 498. for complete rate card. in Shirley Apartm ents. Opposite DEV E L O P E R S A T T E N T I O N — P en * ARE YOU MOVING?—Coll a postolf ice. 1' Biii-ota I . licKlr.nlnif Ih e g r e a l e s t d e (jUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. FORRENT—Three room furnished veln p m i'iit III G lu rliln 's h i s t o r y ; a h a l f m illion d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o Ihu They will do the job as you want it apartm ent, well ventilated. 200 (mi I f beach Just t l n ls h e d ; a t w o done. Phone 498. East Thin! Street. .... m illio n d o ll a r b rlilx c a c r o s s E s c a m ­ WANTED—To rent Piano. Must b ia liny s t a r t e d ; . q u n r l e r m i ll io n FOR RENT—Nice four , room bo in good condition. J. H. Cold o lla r opera bouse u n d e r c o n s tr u c ­ apartm ents, furnished, electric u t i o n ; t w o m i ll io n s In-Inc s p e n t o n clough, Box 89. lights and water, screened porches. h l i r b w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r liv e d e v s l o p e r s to g e t In on g r o u n d WANTED—Water pump for use Best location. M. N. Blanton, Cowith Skinner Irrigation System, ronado Beach. Flu. f l o u t . W r i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t ­ m e n t T h o P e n s a c o l a N ews. capacity 2,000 to 3,000 gallons pet FOR RENT—At iJike Mary, 5- w e s t V IR G IN IA — Clarksburg. Tbo* hour. M\jst be In first-class shape. C la rk s b u rg E xp o n en t, m o r n i n g Lake I.indlcy Ferneries, Del.and, foum cottage. Hus running wa­ WANTED HOUSES— By many S u n d a y , morftlfiir l*«u«v P in , ter, also‘ garage, $15 per month. llin'liiillrit? c**tii |»**r w u n l, m i n i m u m S ir. people desirous of living In San-’ AI|o four room cottage with ga­ ford. If you want to rent your rage. $8 ,01) per month. Apply TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Place Invest thirty cents in a Her­ ThYnsher___ & Gnrner. ald want ad and you will reach _ ------5-j-— Florida real estate advertise in T O !R RENT— Large furnished | .P etersburg Times, One cent those interested. Phone your ad pouse nn lieach front a t D ayto-: Pcn^ „ Word daily, two cents a word J FICE— tnm prepared to fill or- to 118. Use The ellrald want ad na. Apply to H. N. Dickson,. Or* t Sundays,--------------------------------^ .ijlm J Q C -fla w c ra -tu u i-b a a k e te -fw page for oulck service. Ia ttiln, Fla._______________________________________________________ commoncument. Algo to make FOR RENT—Whole or part of F i n RENT—5-room house, bath, “ 1)0 YOU WANT to buy nr loll "prays and floral designs for fucompletely furnished seven lights, w nter nnd gurnge. $20.00 anything?" If so hdvcrtlse in nernls. M n. A. K. Rossettcr, room house; good location; all conpianUy. .Inyuiw ih^O l'aJbk.Avu->j.hri “jRalffpsriRtNH^tw-.a*)"— , -•! ''T 'JT .'V rw V .'Y ii.^) What are the needs of the hour—the most imperative demands of home or busi­ ness? J Do you seek a new house, apartment or fliTt?fif :: Would you like to move to the country, the mountains or seashore for the summer? 1 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 your income by part time woi^k 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 aB these needs of the hour and scores of others that are just as im­ perative. ; , t Read Herald Want;Ads For Profit Use Them for Results T d e a lr o to a n n o u n c e to t h e c l t l x en a of S e m i n o le C o u n t y t h a t l a m a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n to bo P ro s e c u tin g A tto r n e y fo r th e .C o u n ty C o u rt of S em in o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t t o 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 . J u n e 3rd. 1921. w i l l he g r a t e f u l f o r y o u r v o t e a n d th e nom in atio n . ________ K ltN r.ST F. H Q U S H O L D R ^ r f p o l l ' l l I ’s T i p f c <iF p e a T f . I h e re l iy a n n o u n c e my c a n d l d a e y f o r J u s t i c e of P e a c e In a n d f o r t h e « :,Ns rV !ll.E . Knotim-- m y s e lf a r u n - F i r s t D i s t r i c t o f S e m ln o lu P. M. E L D E ft. .election oil J u n e 3rd, table of .D i s t r i c t N u iii "" FOR Nil EH t FF. oninob C o u n ty . w h i c h I h e re b y a n n o u n c e my can d id a c y -• o u n...... Inc precincts N u m h e r s ' ,,f Hi n1in t, |•u C ty , asububI will a p p r e c i a t e t h e ><’r * " D e m o cratic p rim a ry . lU voter* In D i s t r i c t 3c.ot ----J u n e * 3’ rd , 192li J. H. L E E . trt.A P Ii) W M I T T E N ._ F O Il C O U N TY J P IR J E . Tt M i l l MI SS I ON E l l . I h e re b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y nmoincc my c a, n d- i d a c y f o r t h e o f f ic e of F o u n t y Judge m im lssioner. f o r t h e o f S e m i n o le c« C ounty, s u b je c t to th e rict of S e m in o le Conn* 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 ­ In the a c t i o n o f th e c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e ,ry of 1921. JO H N O. t.K O N A R D V . P. U W E S T . O M M I S S I O N------------K II F O R C O U N T * C----------------TAV A S S E S S O R . I h e r e l iy a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y announce t h a t I a m a 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 an opportunity to keep 'nr re - e le c tio n to th e J r d D i s t r i c t , c o m p r i s i n g t h e t o w n s 'ar A s se sso r o f Sernl- -<( L a k e .Mary, L o n g w o o d .' a n il A labreast will:n tho times by not . subject to t h e ilecla- l a m o n t o S p rin g * . _iind r e * p c c l ( u l l y rending tho classified pages ot rvnioi-ratlc P r i m a r y t o •il li c it , t h e s u p p o r t o f ttt* v o t e r a of your daily newspaper. Herald v :rd. 1921. t h i s dlM tricl n t t h o p r i m a r y to he wunl ads contain many interesting A. VAUOJIAN. h e ld J u n e 3. 1921. W . 11. n A LLA H P . message?.. It will pay you to read n n 's iiE im -p . rs of s. rnluole C o u n t y : F O Il F O t'N T Y r o x i l l l S S I O N E R . them dpllv. p o ll HKIMIR9E VI'ATIVt:. annnini-e m y s e l f a c a n j hereby announce my ratid l FOUND-^-At the library Japanese I r e s p e c t f u l ) / a n n o u n c e m y s e l f Sheriff of S e m i n o le 4 „ ry f(,r C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r fo r M t o t h e i t r t l o n o f t h e ; t p 0 jrtrtfi D i s t r i c t o f H e m ln o le C m m - a s a c a n d ld a tn fo r_tb s H ouse of . pnrasoL Owner can have same by from S e m i n o le vrlm.u’j tn be h e ld o n S u b j e c t to t h e a c t i o n o f t h e R e p r e s e n t n t l v t C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to i lie D e m o c r a t i c calling , , a t Herald office and paying It I am e le c te d 1 p its iO P r i m a r y o f I 9 2 L ^ lirlm ary . J u n e 3. 1921 If lerifru c te d t » r . I n i irim rin r. .Mint* a, n e ic _______________ t F.. II. 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I h e re b y a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a C an d id a te f o r t h e o ffice of J u s t i c e * o f t h e P e a c e In am t f o r ‘ t h e RMrat lu s ll c e D i s t r ic t i f S e m in o le C h u n t>‘. W tlh th e legspl atvl e f f i c i e n t a s s i s t a n c e o f t h e e x e c u t iv e o f f i c e r s >of t! co u n ty I p ro m is e to d o my d u ty w i t h o u t p r e , u d l c r . L. Q. ST It 1NOFF.Lt.OVi*. Advertising NEEDS.QFJHEHQUR. i B aU ar Wtffcs r ,lla 4 « r Q ila lla s F k a a e <13 S a a ta r g , r t a . >tiU 1 Sanford Sign Shop I APPROPRIAl’B LETTERING For All Classes of Work “ 107 Nortt Sanford Ave STEWART The Florist Flowers For AQ Occasions Members Florists T elegrgfk De. -—t t i i ' Uvcrj Association ' ; . 814 Myrtle A«e. n o n e MO-W , | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Heart. THE W B4TH BB » rF o rM i-rid a : r‘ ' ; M jlh i O' r !! XV . SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY MAY 21, 1924. m w ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES NUMBER wmittee Studies KLAN RECORDS Knees of Shrine Candidates Begin to REVENUE BILL \orld Court F ir s ts BE PROBED G ather Here Said To Have tr ie e This Session BY COMMITTEE BE VOTED UPON To ‘Frame Wheele **#*< . s .* .5. . There is “weeping, wailing and Leslie Bryan: “One fez for sale gnashing of teeth’ ’in the camp of cheap—paid $5 for it.” candidates for the Mystic Order George McRory: “Anybody want of Shrine, it was declared by those a fez? See me before you buy.” in a position to know. Humor has Hr. Marshall: "I ain’t skeervd. it that ail is not well with the boys, I know all about X^ray machines.” on the morrow are scheduled Agreement is Reached Tues­ who .,,— ~ m m Joe Ghitttnden: “They’re nil Spednl Senate Committee In­ \g to pass before the imperial poten­ day Night When Most Of tate and nobles of the Morocco liars—I can catch any fish in the vestigating Election Con­ • Provisions Were Agreed Temple in an effort to show reason pond.” test Drought Dy George E. Albert Smith: “Ain’t worrin *a why they should be udmittwi with­ Upon Except the Income Peddv Against Senator bit. Sheriff Hantl is going to get Tax Schedule Substitution in the sacred portals of the king­ Inc Mayfield, Will Examine Rec­ by.” • t’orporation Tax and An­ dom.. ords to Ascertain Charges. •lust why the candidates num Ernest Hrotherson: “Tell Wifcv I (:{A NEW YORK, May 21—Will­ other Provision Of the Dill bering some 70 are a bit uneasy Islam getting skeered.” iam G. McAdoo, candidate for. not known, but according to S h ri-’ William Scott: “ I know how to ' WASHINGTON, May 21. — An the Demudratil: presidential WASHINGTON. May 21.—Rec­ m r Brndford who is looking otit for b y -slip in when they ain't ' ar,y j iec‘" n ,,y T i l " ! ! * 0? hf* nomination, said in a statement ords of the h'u Klux Klan are to their welfare and who is guarding set ookiml» ” revenue bill wns indicated today here today " It would be pre­ be brought to Washington under their every need with care, the , ,,. , . by Chairman Smoot of the »ena*e sumptuous for me to offer ad­ Mike Minarik: ^‘‘Been pretty sick I group, having announced they have an agreement reached today for in­ would-be wearers of the red fez vice to the people of Florida but spection by tho special senate com­ are beginning ta assume the “down and would like to look on rather progressed to a point where action I hone sincerely they may send must he taken on the m a jo r pro­ mittee investigating the election i in the mouth" expressions and fear than get in.” W. J. Brynn ns delegate to the contest of George E. B. Peddy has been expressed lest some will Merelon Bledsoe: "I am going to visions. An agreement hnd been Democratic National Conven­ brought against Senator Mayfield | W ronspicll0u* by their absence on W ear my shoes across the sands." reached last night on most of the tion and th at my friends will of Texas. No hearing was held 1Thursduy. Juke Holly: “Tell these birds to provisions in the hill except the incovc tax schedule, the substi­ support him." se of i, by the committee otduy because It •is n * regrettable thing, says coine on, 1 apt rearin' to go." Will Not Come To State. bllNGTON, May 21— the absence of important witnesses. President Edward Ijine of the Daniel S tarr: " It’s all n bluff. tute cr|H>rutioit tax amt a propos­ WASHINGTON, May That Mr. McAdoo will be un­ al for full publicity of tax returns. bate foreign relations Shrine Club, Jhat some of the boy* The boys nre just blowin'.” able to come to Florida on a WASHINGTON, May 21 — who are wont to drink of the cam­ The Senate Daugherty co » v Juhn Gove: "Afy monument is {tee was called today to visit before the national con­ ............ i WASHINGTON, May 21. — Chiuges of Ku Klux Klan activities el's milk, nre beginning to become pearly, I ain’t skefred__ though.' mittee were told today t! vention is held in New York, , for the first time m hed in tho election of Senator Mayfield disturbed and yet they are. Stim ­ ' get b y ' Unanimous agreement was reache Sheridan Jew ett: ” representatives of the wns contained in a message re­ of Texas, particularly in reference ta sent session of coneasy. 1 know the ‘Pole's wife’s *Bnlay by the conferees of the tax ulants guaranteed to revivify the ceived late Tuesday afternoon reduction bill. Simmons, Dcmopartment of Justice not to the use of money, occupied the fectings of even the most forlorn, third rousin’.” [o take action on profrom the former treasury head cralic income rate schedule provid­ attention today of the senate com­ hail sought to “frame Sena*,;) Burke Steele: 'I am the steel ing for 40 per cent maximum sur­ by Mayor Forrest Lake. The f o r American membermittee investigating the question. have been refused by the boys and! that don't bend." lor Wheeler,’’ its prosecutor, telegram was as follows: The use of Klan money in the 1922 all are comolaining of ailments | Sandy Anderson: "They’ve got tax rate and 50 per cent reduction Iworld court. The meetnt or near the* abdominal regions. but had spied on its mem* "1 would go to Florida in a in normal taxes on income under elections was denied by N. N. Furcalled at the request *hovv me." $8,000 was accepter!. The senate minute if it were possible hut j bera and witnesses and aplr-v ; ,ney, cashier of the imperial palace, In other words some one said, to t° Tom Meredith: "1 wunt it nil." amendments providing for full jtor Swanson of Virmy engagements are so numer­ I ited away the famous diaries ; and by J . E. McQuinn, auditor and s e l very much like a bud cuse of m Sherman Moore: "I wnnt my publicity on tux returns und tax ous 1 cannot manage it ami get mal de m ar.' preceded by a lengthly assistant cashier, und was assert­ of Gaston B. Means working money's worth." The reason why they arc begin­ back to New York in time for on undistributed corporation prof­ ed by J. Q. Je tt, of White Path, louse conference TuesRobert Herndon: "They can’t its was rejected. • convention. Fee) confident you ning to get worried it is said, ia be­ with the, committee Ga., a form er Klan employe, iht at which Coolidge vv-t nnd my friends will take care cause of the guarded statem ents hurt n Ford salesman.” George Remus, who has the sr Emphatic In Statements. ti gator. W. Knezminger: “ I’m from WASHINGTON. May 2T.— Offi­ of situation. Best wishes. ted to the Republican reputation of being the wealthiest Both Furney. and McQuinn were thnt nre being mude cuncernng tha One of the witnesses They won’t bother us." cial Washington joined hands today W. G. McADOO. i his stand in favor of American bootlegger and who emphatic in their statements that festivities of tomorrow. For his Ixmgwood. Kent Kossetter: “ Pour,the cam ­ W. 0. Duckstein who said h e ; in n move to adjust the government hailed from Cincinnati, 0 ., is no klan money had been used, and benefit -os well ns thnt of others, 9Hal membership in a to the soldier bonus bill. ■ shown telling his sensational story J e tt wns equally positive that Im ­ Mr. Brndford has gathered these el’s milk to me." knew about the whole proceed* it court of fnterna- before the Senate investigating perial Wizard H. W. Evans had statem ents und had them set Mown A. J. Lossing: "Quick service for Congress, which forced the bill Ing because his wife ia a se*; into law over the president's veto [justice set up by the committee. He declared he had .turned $25,000 over to Furney for very neatly upon cards which arc me. Phone 498.” cret agent of the department. Herbert Lnbcrton: " I t will be showed a willingness to cooperate paid ut least $250,000 in protection use* In the Mayfield cumpnign. This a part of the Shrine schoil. 1nations. easy * pickin’. 1 urn a railroad It was she, he said, wh6 iden-' Furney denied. in adjusting so far as possible the money to Jesse Smith, close friend These curds ure now being dis­ pending ta reduextion hill to con­ It wns impossible for any klan played in the window of McKinnon- man.” o f the late Attorney General tifled in his presence record*' <GTON, May 21. — The Daugherty and large sums to "go. money to be used at uny time for Mnrkwood, where they nre a ttra c t­ Roy Howell: "Got n fez nnd don’t form to the added cost of the bonus. of Means after they had been foreign relations committee between*.1’ Remus is now serving any purpose without his knowledge. ing a g reat deul of interest, to sny know whut to ilu Vrith it." The various executive depart­ secured by a ruse. .W alter Routh: “Am 11 pounds ments charged with administration Power Companies Explain Nature [two hours today to n e m ­ a term At the Atlanta federal pris­ Furney told the committee, and the least. Here are some of them: too heavy. The hoys can have of the bonus law hurriedly began iChairmnn Spencer a t once inter­ of Their Bids; Engineer De­ on. ersion of the world court Dr. Gardiner: “ I bought a fez WASHINGTON, lU y 21— A to assemble their forces. The ad­ jected an inquiry us to whether the hut don’t mention it." it.” clare* That All Hut Lloyd but adjourned until toview of the evidence cove ministrative question was taken up klan had expended any money in Bid Havor of Truats. J without having Touched a circumstances under which at the cabinet meeting, and it was Texas directly or indirectly in the election of Senator Mayfield. FurI on any im portant point. determined that upward of J.OOO WASHINGTON, May 21.— The tor Wheeler, Democrat, M ental Iney replied with an emphatic “ no, additional employes would be re- ,MiWC(^ Shoals hearing will end was indicted In his home sta te ittee members, who weru quired immediately for the work lu,Jt Monday before the senate ag a charge o f taking a fee for : . ! sir." by Chairman Lodge, it was Charges of Grafting. of circulating application blanks . ^culture committee it was agreed seating a clainant before the Int aid attempt to form ulate n Not only did J e tt insist that Im­ and assembling necessary data. | today a fte r an executiva session. tor deoartment, waa given tha perial Wizard Evans hnd given ch would bo in harmony President Coolidge'* attitude as j The committee will consider all ate Tuesday by Senator , Furney money for use in the May­ to the possibility of tax reduction proposals ut executive sessions be- Republican, Idaho, as chairman, Lpresident's position, nference waa described an Enfnys Few Hours of Absolute field elections, but he asserted th at Has to Do With Claim of Ship Cor Wall Street Feela Outcome of l’as*. us proposed in the revenue bill gutting Tuesday ami a report is the special committee which .lnvt Freedom But ia Met in New the klan “all the way down" were now In conference in congress re- expected by the end of the week. tigated th e m atter. The only wl j for the purpose of ascerage Over Veto When Stock*. poration Against Shipping • York by Officers Who Serve Senator W hecltr could be' * “stealing" klan funds, nnd that nil luniiietl undefined. Thu conferees [ways and means of giving Cotton and Industrial* Fall • Board A ggregating-------“drafting.11 WASHINGTON, May 21.—^Wit­ guilty, Senator Borah after two three-hour sessions indi­ l tie president's recoinmeii- -----------W arrants Oil H im .-—:------ employes , Considerably. $1,924,000.00. McQuinn was equally sweeping cated every effort would be mude nesses favoring acceptance of the "to presume him guilty an American aupbrence to I NEW YORK, May 21— H arry in his denial of the expenditure of Muscle sumc every vrttiwas who t«st anpot 'X»grt >r internuWall to mold tho measure on as sutis. llooker-W hite-Atterbury YORK, Muy 21. layA klaa. rppnpy in the.M ayfield <u»nj- *.^.WA8HINGTONr> 8hpal.^ bid" testified a t* tonight’s about hi*.law contract ta be a* possible, possible. .. . . M ay. . . 21—j . r u r n itj* initial rauction to the uq* factory a basis bapla as jp n * /rv A YiAttrs-pft'AKantfl f huuncey QKoUlUir ;b<rt»uv-vWtl , t^ lenonMa^rs s * . ______ ____ “ , senate finance • committee of the shipping board, teatihcd.[.wn^ -g- break of I to 6 points iu Senator*^ Bndnerern^ t t t 'tihrmr " -He-pleaded not, guilty ords or in any pauera of your or­ mine ■Chaitman Green of the house wayi» ■They elaborated in th eirp rerlo trr 1aimed .at., .the ut; Moses,’ ’New namp- yesterday to two indictments ganization,” asketi Senator Neely Tuesday in the house shipping In­ stock ‘prices, u drop of 15 to 25 and means committee, ex’bresed testimony, explaining their propo­ brought froto the c o m m ltt^ lidswnrth, New York; Pep- charging , him with kidnapping of Democrut, West Virginia, "th at quiry th at he had refused to lis­ points in cotton prices nnd a ta p ­ the belief that the conferees would siti to operate Muscle Shoala on a senate by Senator StetlM g, sylvania; and Lenroot, shows th a t tho qrganizatlon sp e n t1 ten to overtures from Senntors ering off of quoted values In the pruflt-sharing basis with the gov­ publican, South D akota,.w ho Senators McCormick, ."Frederick Gump, Jr., in 1010 and any money in tne Mayfield cam­ Pepper, Pennsylvania, and M o ses bnud market. Before the duy was decide on a hill by tomorrow which ernment. agreed w ith his fo u r as*c would be acceptable to the admin­ Lind Willis, Ohio, alio meni- with second degree assault, and paign in Texas, xHthcr during the and Keyes, New Hampshire, Re­ over, stock prices recovered About their m ajority conclusion 1 Three witnesses were heard a t istration. I the committee were absent held in $10,000 bail. publicans, th a t the board settle a one third of their loss, cotton quo­ primnry or general elections?-’’ There is no chance, however, Mr. Tuesday’s session, including B. F. ator W heeler was guilt tations cancelled their curly de­ i capital, and Senator Bor"No, air," McQuinn answered, elnim ,o» tha basis of Mr. Pepper’s clines and bonds rallied to just be­ Smoot said, of pruning down the Edgar, vice president of the Ten­ spirit and letter o f the lair* of Bail for the two indictments was po, although in W ashington, "the organization did not spend n opinion, wth tho Atlantic Corpora­ low Monday’s final figures. proposed cuts in taxes t<> prevent nessee Electric Power Co., who is charge brought against him. attend. The ubscncc of fixed at $10,000 nnd Thaw was re­ cent in thoso elections.” tion of Portsmouth, New Hamp­ Senator Sterling Interrupt an asHociato in the Power compan­ • Borah waa declared by the leased. , Senator Borah once or twice ' Counsel for Senator Mayfield en­ shire. ies’ bid. He doclarad th a t all of enstor* not to be significant A fter he had gone to the office livened the proceedings at adjourn­ The corporation hus n claim of leaders us United S tates Steel tho power produced . qt Muscle ing hia review of the coma year. Ihu been consulted und his of his nttorney he was recalled to ment by asserting it was tho pur­ $1,024,000 ugunist the board for emmon, Baldwin, Studcbaker, Gen­ fiscul While the estimated expense of Shoals and not needed for tlie man­ evidence but sold he would lixertained by those who court for arraignm ent on a third pose of George E. B. Peddy, who payments on th e construction of eral Motors, w ........ . Du Point, Anaconda Ai..n $150,000,000 for the next fiscal ufacture of fertiliser should be until Wednesday before enf 1th the President. indictment which hnd been recov­ Is contesting the seut, to prevent ten steel vessels, in addition to distributed throughout the south­ his response. [meeting between the Pre*- ered from tho court’s files. This an early closing of the investiga­ $900,000 on an offset on govern*.-----Senator Glass, Dem oeratl'1 , , • , , not be provided for In the pemiing eastern states through the inter­ p l the Republican members indictment charged Thaw with a tion. The charge was mude that ment m ortgage of $1,650,000 on I the year, but many of them closed tax bill, which experts say will connection transmission lines of the ginia, also broke into the u point or so above their low fig­ more than eliminate the estimated Associated Power Companies. diminnry to a session of conspiracy to get Gump, then 16 Teddy's counsel wanted to go upon the plant. ■ion once to declare that the ures of tho day. Tho average of surplus over tha necessary govern* foreign relations commlt- years old, out of the jurisdiction of u "fishing" trip in to the records J . H. Levering, a local consult­ dictment represented an “aitefi In prevoius testimony the com­ twenty barometric industrial stocks My at which the question ac- the court after the alleged attack. of the k’lun to see what could he mittee ment expenditures, administration ing engineer supporting the Lloyd f the department of justice 1 had developed th at Senator I American world court meniackmail a senator because * Returning to the crminul courts disclosed detrimental to that or­ Pepper had been asked by former was in new low ground for the leaders in congress expressed tho bid which pruvide* for government year when the market clsed. will be discussed for the building, Thaw also (Headed not ganization. ownership with private operation, engaged In the exposure of opinion today that the bill would Charman Lasker for an opinion in [me during the present ses- guilty to this charge. He was re ­ The break in stocks was widely be signed because of the stimulus criticized all of the other proposals, ity.” He referred to the fact Delve in Klan Accounts. the case. His findings were re­ regarded as due to the hcavv sell­ ■congress, particularly the Hooker-Whfts-At- Senator Wheeler’s tndictmer Repeated appeals were mude to leased in the custody of his coun­ however, and the board in­ ing orders uf bear traders who a p ­ it will afford to business. [tors attending tonight’s con- «el until Wednesday when his bail the committee by Mayfield* counsel jected, terbury and the Ford offers and ac­ returned a fte r ho had led th e This view was predicated on the stituted foreclosure proceedings parently acted on theory that the raid no decisions were ia to be adjusted to include the to restrict the attorney* for Poddy against the cumpany. investigation aa elimination of the senate amend­ cused the power companies of ate cost of the soldier bonus measure ments for full publicity of-tax re ­ wurking in a “gigantic power ’’prosecutor" into tha cood I and no conclusions arrived conspiracy indictment. in their examination into the a f­ Asked by Representative Coital­ would prohibit any substantial re ­ turn* nnd a tax on undistributed truat." ■that a hurnvony of purpoio former Attorney General fair* in tho klan to matter* relat­ W arrants Are Served ly, Democrat, Texas, if any p r e s s ­ duction In taxes and thereby have corporation profits, yet to be conJ. Jam es O'Brien, a development erty. ll«d to give effect to the presing to the Mayfield election. DeThaw had planned to return to ure had been brought to bear on a re tra in in g effect nq business. In- euiered in conference. .B oth prupo- engineer of Boston, attempted to i rionumemUtUku j n j t way to P ittsburg Tuesday night .bui sOec R eciting, th a t , the board sine* the comnllttee last! tf(cations th at there waa no extan- snlit hnVo been declared objection­ present to the conunlttea -ir ne*> ★ *e charged with 'I _ Snj the g reatest pubffe and _ e r ,*0 ►rial support. The various b ein g .paroled, ho arraigned to re- ?fwrIc inquiry in to klan affairs, counsel considered the cuse, Judge Parker sive liquidation of "king” stock able to the president, and there proposal for the us* of Muscle ccpt a 810,000 fee from Oos main here overnight. [*nich have been put forward for Peddy continued to delve into told of an interview three or four by small Invostr* were seen by wore indications Tuesday that the Shoals power, but Chairman Nor­ Campbell, Montana oil When he stepped from his train, up the day by calling for further weeks ago in which Senators Pep- some traders in the fact that total ris ruled the subject waa irrele­ for representing hla Int wricun world court member(Continued on page 8.) r, Moses, Keyes, Charles H. Ty- sales approximated only 825,000 vant and should not be considered obtaining government considered during the accompanied by one of his a tto r­ (Continued on page 8) r, an attorney for the company, •hares and in the increased borrow­ by the committee. ro which lasted three and neys and a hired man companion, drill for oil, Senator __ and Albert Hislip of Portsmouth, ing demand fr stocks a fter the O'Brien proposed to use the Mus­ the witnesses before the hours, und Senator Pepper, who was with him constantly, he participated. market closed. • cle Shoal* power to control flood tee “ been making a special stu- wns served with two- bench war­ had almost unar "Senator Moses was the spoke*, water* of tne tower Mississippi by agreed th a t the senate I the question carried away rants by a detective from the dis­ The severity of the decline in man,” ho suid, “they said to. me aome iaucs resulted in a number of accalarating the flow of the river ment was as a law yer to l Ihim an outline of a conipro- trict attorney’s office. He had suc­ that President Coolidge waa very margin calls being sent out by I proposal, cessfully evaded theses w arrants by applying electrical energy from Campbell’s interests before anxious th at a settlem ent should commission houses tonight, but an external source. He declured tana courts in very eats “ of those present would yen* for seven and one-half years. be made on the basis of Pepper’s thase were not so extensive us th at by increasing the flow of water tion. » prediction th a t adoption of Although detectives lost no time The big barbecue and basket pic­ a t the Mississippi's mouth, floods opinion and also asked me if I they would havo been if the break |n of American world court in getting Thaw from the station, Declares No Commencement exercises of the would urge the board to adopt that had occurred a t the hight of a nic a t Lake Mary next Saturday could be eliminated. ership would bo brought before hg<could reach the street, There was “not a . act__ Starvation of Soil. before the adjournm ent of a crowd df perhaps 200 or .100 per­ Sanforil Grammar School will be recommendation.” “bull" markot when the public was promises to be one of the greatest evidence here th at he ev*r ”1 told them I regretted very carrying a large volume of stocks. political meetings in tho history of . Albert II. Hooker, technical ad­ ed or agreed to receive Ms as it was pointed out that sons was surging about him. held in the auditorium Friday the county, Tt is said. Many state viser of the Hooker Electro-Chem­ much that I was unable to take |me remaining is brief and the The response to these m argin calls tion fo r practice before The court was crowded long mornin gat 10 to’clock, May 23. that course that the board already la expected in many quarters to candidates will be present as well ical Company, an associate concern eminent,’’ the committee hive situation in the senate before Thaw arrived. He did not The following programme will had passed on the claim and Had furnish the real test of the m ar­ as all of tha local office seekers. (Continued on page 8.) nplicuted to make anything speak n word during his arraign­ declared, and the testimonj Speaking will begin at 10 o’clock given instructiona to the legal de­ ket soundness, and possibly to give ^ • All left the W hite House, ment. His special attorney, George be given: mer Representative Tom and will continue as long as the fvr, hopeful th a t something Z. Mednllie, entered the pleas of M arch........ ....... *...............Orchestra partm ent to proceed with litiga­ some indication of the future trend Montana and others, me candidates care to speak. A t one of prices. " he done and in this view the not guilty. “to be u tterly disregarded, o Invocation .. Rev. Paul C. Burhans tion and enforce the claims.” o’clock a big barbecue dinner and *nt was said to emphadcaUy ator W heelsr is acquitted. * S o n g ....... When Life Is Brightest basket picnic will be served under the oak trees between the church Salutatory Wezaio Stone “rm«n I.odge a fte r the con­ and Sjoblom’a store and should It * declined to say w hat conMusic ............... Selected rain, the dinner will be served in •bon was given to his recentRev. Dean Adcocke, of Orlando, Presentation of Diplomas ........... the skating rink. J’enteil proposal th a t the senwas the honor guest and the prin ............... By Prof. D. C. Cripe The speaking will take place on cipal speaker a t the weekly lun­ P**! President Coolidge to call Address _________ Supt. Lawton CHICAGO, May 21. — the grounds in the rear of the cheon of the Sanford Rotary Clnb Fm Hague conference with a The annuul Junior-Senior ban­ and gold color scheme was carried church In the absence of T. L. Dumas, Address ..... Rev. Paul C. Burhans thrown from an auto and on the main road from a t the Valdez Hotel Tuesday. He ^ c re a tin g a new court wholly quet held a t the Woman’s Club un out very cleverly throughout the president of the club, Judge JA. Valedictory ......... Pearle Robson wrecked the entrance i Sanford to J^ike Mark and near “ lent from teh league of spoke along the line of service, giv Tuesday night when the members bemiuet. On the table* arranged the A. C. L. station whore it will Ing those present'an idee of what several floors of the : It has been made known, Sharon presided s t today’s lunch­ Presentation of Picture — ..... of the Junior class of the Sanford In the form of an “X " wero bou............. ju . Lillian Thornley High School entertained the grad­ • f the Masons v*r, that the Lodge proposal eon of the Kiwanis club, held a t ganvilla and daisies end menu pro­ be convenient to everyone. There service really Is. the Valdez Hotel thia nopn. Class Song. will be ample parking apaca under Dr. S. Pules ton had charge of some men iu an IPutforwanl without direct uating class, was a tremendous grams placed a t each plate wero A. R. Platt formerly of New Police believe the [Nation with either the White success and one of the most enjoy­ printed in purple and white and the shade of the trees and the citi- tho program and entertained in York waa introduced as a visitor connection with a or the state departm ent, able events of the commencement adorned witn purple and white rib­ sen* of Lake Mary will lend every very handsome manner. He al assistance to make thia one of the gave atalk on “service" and what it building lost night of season. uolican members of the sen- and made a short talk to the mem­ bon. most enjoyable' occasions of the means to the people who practice Klan held In defiance! I'orvign relations committee bers, George DeCottea and ro rAt the plute of, each member of Over 135 people enjoyed the hosletter* of warning. year, it is declared. it. * Democratic th re a t to foree reat Lake also addressed the club. itality of tne Juniors, including 58 the graduating class was a souvaKiwanian Schelle Maines was Lake Mary is one of the fa s t Other visitors were Clarence P* action on the world court TALLA1IAS8EE, May 21—It U ienlors. members of the .graduat­ nlr memo booklet which had on the owing cities of the county and Brown and Carey Hand, both of on before adjournm ent of the winner of the attendance prize. not necessary for building m ater­ ing class, members of the high fro n t a picture of th e person seat­ *H*# Members ettending today were i citizens welcome thia big an ­ Orlando. . ial dealers In Florida to state the school faculty, board of trustees, ed a t th at place, and underneath Member* present a t Tuesday’s to the White House of L. B. Steele, A. Raffeld. J. N. To­ amount or value of supplies *ur* school board and friends. Serving waa a nickname. The motto of the nual event. A cordaj Invitation la Brockman |nepublican members was pre- lar, A. P. Connelly, H. C. Long, A. nished for house* under construc­ a s toastm aster fo r the Fidelia," extended by the candidates who meeting in Senior class, NEW Y R. J -V* to o meeting of the full K. Rosaltter. Ned Smith, W. I>- tion In giving cautionarv notice to a manner th a t waa pleasing to ev­ meaning always fait i called are giving this free barbecue and 8. O. Chase, Holly, Milton today on the world court Gardiner, M . H. McCaslin K. J . an owner or nl* agent In order for eryone, waa W arner Scoggan M to tha attention i In a picnic to the voters of Bemii Moughton, J. M. Gillen, L. C. B«Haynes, W. C. unique and attractive i r. Tiny m aterial dealer have a lien on the president of the Junior*. In J* committee meeting was c a l­ bout, B. II. Berg, W. T. Langley. B. building according to an opinion capacity he served with an Hill. G. W. R. Key, significant of ' corner of Full Harry K I .V Lodge several days D. Caswell, A. C. Fort. J. B. Jin- by the supreme court medered in and beaHI 11 toe request of Senator kins, Schelle Maines. Geo. BeCot-. the case of Thos- TrueUen and placed ford-Orlando S. Baumel, J. C. Hutchinson !J< ‘ of wife (deny ing a P«t#on_ for a. atic sra Called at The [uest of Senator tnson of Virginia fsider Tribunal “Rum King” Talks McAdoo Expresses Members are Chari With Spying Hope That Florida With Having Takei Will Select Bryan Means* Documenl Conference D uckstein B efore The P ro b in g ! White House lent Reiterates id on Memberin World Court Declares He Knew Of Whole Affair, W itt Being Secret Agent BIDS ON MUSCLE SHOALS P L A N T ARE EXPLAINED THAW A W A ITS O U T C O M E NEW Y O R K CHARGES REJECT OPINION PASSAGE BONUS OF P E P P E R ON B I L L A F F E C T S S H I P QUESTION MARKET PRICES & P K 8 . t USSTlrtKJft rss si- C All-Day P o l i t i c a l Meeting And Picnic Dinner Lake M ary Gram m ar School To H o l d Exercises On Friday M o r n i n g Kiwanians Have Fine Meeting; A. R. PJatt Is The Principal Speaker R o t a r y Club Hears Address On S e r v i c e By Rev. Dean Adcocke Junior-Senior Banquet a t Woman’s Club Tuesday N ight Is Big Success Masonic Temple Damaged By Dealers Don’t Have To State The Value Mammals] On E r .M S r s * ’ WWW .M J X •U.’ ■ t r '- M H e n rik �P A c w a w tm n ’tT. :J J NEGRO LECTURER HEARD BY CROWD OF 3,000 PEOPLE' THE SANFORD DERALD, TUESDAY. MAY 20, 1924. ■=a i !j ' '^ V z /V ; CITIZENS L A K E MONROE LISTEN TO CANDIDATES Celery Shipments For May 19th, 1921. W aycross.......................... ........ •! Pot Yard ..........:..... ........... 2 Florence ...... ....... ................... 2 Chicago .— ____________ _ 1 I Atlanta ........ ...... ...._1 .-•»«4W -------I (Continue*. fioin„pnge 1.) added that Schelle Maines. hml paid | no ofFic<* rent fpr eight years heTotal ----------_-------------- 10 cause he occupied them a t t h e 1 court hourc and also that Judge Today the Knights will hold all- !.Sharon, ns municipal judge, reeeiv . ' ’if f f t n ? F IG H T ISi1 Cases'Tried.hr , P o l i c e C MADE TO B E A T ^ ° ^ c e C oo uu rr tt MM oo nn dd aa yv ;: chnS r..'“t" .l s S F in e s A m o u n t T o $ 702 £ ‘ite, pick» SOLDIER BONUS A total of 30' cases were tried nP sudden startint l |, 11 these symptom, J to give White*, c A few dose, nnd puts the ||tn. - at the Monday m orning session of (Continued from pnge 1.) thnt an nnnunl appropriation of the local municipal court and fines Isi 00,000,000 will bo necessary to amounting to $702 w ere assessed. meet the coat ovcC the twenty In one instance a case was dis­ missed, three wero continued and j years. . two were turned over to the county. Machinery to put the law into Following fa.a list of those tried: —^ffTwrsatjjgrgstL'i!gr ly * Isnnc H urst. drunkenncssr-Jltf‘ ’DWIlIHng Fully next speaker, — ;........" tfint he doesn’t kncfU* - - - *pfi-KlI nviu. «• m i / 3.000'"delegates a , ™ u c i c g u i e s hnvu"*' n a v e ^^E^VhlheS,'"'ffic ....... [a* it is possible, all the agencies ■tiff means ...ft it n ffiil I I arrived • . i and4 ff.it .is •believed■ urged ' lit!.* tftjl the t H heartiest I. »! • and costs; McKinley Johnson, car what the word equality and already co-npcrniwn of affected having had under consid- ,for hire without license, $20 'and reiterating several times that the | th a t b y 'tonight thnt number will his constituents in making June 2 S / „ , fl „ „ , u , - A N D Y A N D E R S O N D O IN G DANCE SHRINE D A Y ’cration for some time plans for costs; Willie Johnson, car to r hire Maines Dav.” Day. He T colored race does not or never has l |,e incres-cd to I 600 1a1 “*Maine.! Hu stated stated that th at *^ {carrying out the provisions of the .without license, $20 and costs; Joe advocated race equality, .Sir Rosco A ^ of , j ^ w ||, hc the he is running on his own strength -—■— --------- - —?=•. r - in c t. Representatives of the vet- Williams, car for hire without linrmv nnd (icorgc C. Herring was next ♦„ »f»t elans’ huronu, Ihn the army, nnvy and • nm* hlirnnii !»»»• »IIV Ml III/ f nnrv * J WIIU v . Z Z 0f ‘fc torch light procession through the “and n not on the weakness of any the fine r;;c» which he made. Acronse 820 nnd costs; Annie Jo h n ­ colored Knights of Pyth a , sp<ikc j bmlnesa aection of the city and °{ ™, .. ........... ...................... .. ......... e n cy rree , pros his ,opponents. He further de- curding to the detective .^ agency present his claims for the same of- marine “—**" corps decided :-------r-------in conference son, gon , in possession, $200 and hi* K n rn k c r n rp ___ _ _ __ •• . . . . r . ,uw U1 for an hour and three quarters o n lendinK on W o n l Avcnuc whorc c ared in reply to the speaker pro- pm ts. there arc four times as many flee. He reviewed hia public sor- today upon the procedure to be fo l-lcoM^ liquor ; * a tt Croon-, concealed'won......... Monday ...... mht ut at the the mgunicipal mgunicipnl „ Mrrct (|ancc wi„ ,)0 p Vf.n in hon-*l0,T'™ rent ns some others hat he ,c,im es being committed under vice record ofthree 'yearV as'coun. kmcfl* • nons. $60 bond estreated; John athletic field to a crowd of npproxi-1 . .. • „ c.'uld men ori ire deelar.-d t h a h u Sheriff Hand than under his ad- syjudge, three ns city n tto ra w Une form of application will be Worthy, drunkenness, $10 bond esinntely .1,000 people including a or or tn° ' lM,ors* believed the .speaker uwmiuii. declared. oho and for short perion period as muniei municipal .. . . .th. at. he isj ..well ,qualified, , m inistration, ........ . no n :,nuri .... usc.l for a l services and these np- j treated; Joe White, Idrunkennoss, few white citizens of Sanford. to fill ,h» .lures Of the olt.cu am l; The speaker then in refutation judge. If elected, hc promised to plications will be distributed thor- $10 bond estreated; Chnrlie Grit* U l l l .*1 tinri>'*i:i fi* flu* ■ n n n n r t /if » h n ^ t . . ...< % «i •i i , .. . _ . » The speaker gave the principal A -. I nil ivh ICS WI O "> Brr " ChaT r v d !e^ ,,,,r0Ciat“ th° *‘,PP,,rl <f th c i ? f ‘^ t M r . Allen-had raid regaH - handle t h e 'affaire V u T c T m c e te j ^ iI 4% e, ,Ji9 iffh oTl d IU1%a ^ m •t••»m ^* w.t 1*dt.r..e.•nI.r.c*. .n. n r e X ^ T %o ^ o9 n* d ^« K S. f ». ’ •address ol, of "the K opening meeting of ^ a r l y ° W * . ." ‘" W 1 the an- ,'o to .s . I n» prohibition officers, re- the b u t of his ability. through the postoffleos. the Ameri- Vernon Douglass, reckless driving the annual convention of the color- nual Order of Railroad Conductors ; J. G. Sharon spcVung in behalf lntcd n story of how some Hfid enH M rh .m m l n..,i t- can Red Gross the Americnn I e- sm hIml r . , i n * _ Kl od grand lodge of Knights of I'y -1Picnic at Pine Castle on Monday, of his candidacy stated that his tered this county during His term rVa, ceL F; Hon and other servicoTcSLqies f i i,i. ^ d J ‘ P 0" 0 ’’ Qllas for the state of Florida. Fer- Fourteen cars nnd occupants m et) friend John Leonardy had raised of ,-fflce nnd had been guilty of ! clerk of Lion and other « r v ic . ocict.es. lecW wa^driving caao continued; vcntly asking for the assistance of on Oak Avenue between Fourth his salary as municipal judge <000.!grafting. These conditions he s ta t- it,.. i,i« nm.ihi .P ,^e nP/ C*’ S '* Ti . . 1 * .la y Hooof, drunkenness, $o and the white race in making a better and Fifth Streets at 10 o'clock nnd He stated for the information of ed would not indicate th at the aid „Jfl nmmi' for the- office The scene in the senate ns th e. rests, SteVo Sillier, drunkenness, ......... ..................... » WW.ffff. V/M.I.TVIII KUIII* race of the colored people, t...................... h e ,from there journeyed to the scene that candidate thnt his salary i s . of the federal authorities would !>• c ie n t^ ilm in is tra H o n ^ rth ” ”^ ^ ^ ' 1Ilerk's ^ * ’/ ........." Xwere ? "- "WaJcrowded l.X !.8.ua and 1 _ J h® Rn * ,1eoH _‘LC02t i " U^bond i j J ° estreated; - 5 , Theo. n m* bling, $10 speaker wns greeted several times of the picnic. $900 per year. The speaker state:!. very helpful. V r u,,,,,rs « “» « « «...« .m.ninny any ; »•••■*. ..*4 _____ Ro*co Simmon!i Given Principal Addrcre At Opening of Cere­ monial—I>ocsn"t Want Itace Equality, lie Declares. m u mmm m m m m m MOROCCO TEMPLE ---- he wa-* WILL INITIATE 76 ------........ gradual gift Special snie on1 graduation ranging from $1 president after s s u s s s t e f i a ,j s s a a ? l. - „ mMmm , Chnrles Bronson, _ _ clothes, cook for yuu and in many ......... ......t ______ S. A. B. Wilkinson, the Inst can it worthwhile to come h e r.. ( hairinan Holly announced a t the Jsenreely had the demonstration isniissed; John Josey, speeding! ways look out for your needs in u or signals on the rear instead of on jdidnte for county judge to spenk, think He stated that Mr. Brady had told conclusion that n big all-day barbe- gotten under way bclore a number $10 bond, estreated; Isaac Middle­ subservient way. the front thereby denoting thnt i t !urged his hearers not to make it transferred to MWhy should we want equality was the Inst of the procession. n “ Mninfs Day" but a "People’s some, one that he had fits when h-- lUV’i ,,lcn'c nn‘* spooking will be “ I Democratic .senators jumped up ton, vagrancy, county; Jeff Rivers, vagranc” , when you have allowed us to enjoy Green is nlso the officin! color of j Day" on June 3. The speaker re­ was young, but reminded hirf hear held at Lake Mary next S a tu rd a y ,' *n apluusc. ers that if such was the ease that to which everyone is cordially in­ the full bonefits of n nation, gov­ the conductor’s brotherhood. Both opponent* and proponents transferred to county; Henry Clniirminded his hearers th at iiis oppon­ he had “ made a howling success , vited. ernm ent and civilization without ha 1 marshalled ns many of their ty, drunkenness, $10 and costs; ents had taken grent pride in tell - of it." Having arrived at the picnic the responsibility th a t naturally forces as possible. Senator" Lea- sBise Almond, drunkenness, $10 in where they were bofn and W. A. Tillis, the lust candidate goes with it? " the speaker uskeo.- grounds things to eat were spread raised, etc., but that the.se fncts irn t, Republican, Wisconsin, r e - !boi>d, estreated; C. Cummings, “Wc do imitate the whiCc race in aut on the ground in great profus­ did not enter into the matter. for sheriff to speak, stated thnt Mr. turned to the senate to vote against Rambling, $10 bond estreated; Tom ion and un immense feed was had know what he was our effort? to fit ourselves to better the nn absence of , aham. gambling, $5 and costs; "Why I could have been born in Allen didn’t about, and added th aa tt "In- f 1 A N D I D A T I T Q be your servants, but I can tell you by all those present. Everything Florida if . . . . . . , , , , . ’V italking talking about, and added th i n,any Wock" because of- — illncs.!. James Marshall, gam bling, $10 had wanted to. but l j Bin*t even born yct.» The speak .. ^ I V U I U J \ 1 I j S that we im itate your bad habits good to cat that one may think of didn’t,” theI speaker "Pcake^ Senator Republican. Vcr--------- Greene, - ................. .... ,v .- {jnnd estreated; Frank Sylvester, declnred. Hc1 provoked shouts when The wns to be hud nnd there was plenty he declared I the speaker, continued. Be. first,” . --- "PC _____ . mont, likewise wns present for tFio!*Ji.s»»r«crI yc°nduct, case continued; declared thnt if n man is out of !of it. mnkc n bet­ Cause of this fact, ho urged that (f’otninued from page . _ 1.) first time since hc was shot down n Shre'eld, liquor in possession, . j work and cannot secure employ* “that Mr. Allen would A Farris,* Carl Albert F en sk a, . Wil l i" a battle between bootleggers ?‘- 00 and costs. the white race help the colored race The speakers of the is cnsion . merit and he has a wife and sever ter school teacher ------- - than sheriff." r»to help itself. |w H to .fu rth e r his claims fo r the «f !lilim Dudley Gardiner. Jos. J . R. and prohibition officials on Penn­ of The convention wns officially op- ni Idenberg, I/iuis Goldstein, John sylvania Avenue more than three TURKEY GRANTS AMNESTY ertfcd nt 8:30 o’clock with nn open­ Atlantic Hincnn Gove. Carlton A. Grnbe, weeks ago. He voted to sustain the P«ny ing chorus by the Metropolitan CONSTANTINOPLE, May 20.— /n n Pearce Hale, Rolicrt Emmett veto. Choral Class. Invocation was pro­ supc The National Assembly has passed erndon, Harrison Thomas Hick-, . nounced by Rev, H. C. Brewer, Bone 1FRENCH ESTATE TAXES IIIG II.i? bill.granting am nesty to nil mil­ i r "" L'; ' which wa* folnwcd by a selection talk was for the benefit of tho!«™ „i;M. ^ itary nnd political prisoners a r ­ V r | T ‘ chc” ' • f ' PAW S. May by the Garret Red Cross Choml rested during the wnr o r arm istice John I). Jenkins, cnndtdntc for<Talcott Frenmnt Kelsey. Herbert f f o n ie le f tn n c s ta te in F r a n c e v n lClass. period. The excepts 300 prfsre-.;lecti..n nscounty tax collecto* .John Lamhertson, Leroy E verett I uc‘> ^347,102 francs, which she ............ ‘ "T bill V In behalf of the city of Sanford Lcapold, Princess Martc-Clotilde ” • , ,tlPu>«ted i tried l reviewed y *:*■*’ *;• his record in i ioffice i i i w a and n .i i «L,:,ch. a c n . mKnrl n J tRussell u s s e l l Lenpold. KKene n - w", ,i,'10'1 c« t'rincesa M aric-C lotilde.^’’*-” : In th e Lausanne Mayor Forrest Lake extended n ■**;•••«•« «j> »m»»o uviuukhik u •“ ‘ l- B. " I' aiR.................................... 1— - . . . .Prince . VVictor-Jeromc-i i c t o r - J e r n m e . : *r ® *" ty , WhOlll h e AnP°ru govern. and tleclnrcd th a t if re-elected th a t hel noth up. Allan Joel Lossing . daughter of rrc ly; .whon,' t l,Jc hearty welcome to the visiting col- Mr- Swindell addressed the o upon this, plea, nsked for the vote w»u|d mnintnin the affairs of tlu , Tyred Justin Marshall, Thomas Ed- FrcdeH Napoleon. " f" * drterm lned should not beneored delegates, reminding them cn U10 “ Principle of the Bible, of his constituent.!. He decl that the city was glnd to have the * fter * * the * * feast * * was over nil ** those A at if elected he would enforce »ne | . • - — -----, convention this year nnd pleased who so desired took a good swim. th prohibition laws to the utmost, f’f" t,01i11 , “ Pon. it»f progress and de­ M most, P“". »*. proKreno on,I ,KMi,hod ,1 ..' L — '" 'X . COW S T II.l. USEFUI, •i * n— i chael Mioari.,. Minari.:, M John. sSherman td lend its efforts to provide a place The wnter was fine nnd the dip was calling in aid of the federal nu- clartxl ~ *that‘ 'he is proud to serve .Moore, Noel R. Montreville. George were enormous, for It hns developed for them to hold their meetings at enjoyed by all who went in. The thorities if necessary. He declar­ this county as its collector. th a t these totalled 7,593,297 francs. ESC A LON, Cal., May 20. — A Whitfield McRory. W alter McNally, The the athletic field. sum of 1,753,803 francs was Jersey cow owned by a local dairy­ party was jolly and nil who attend­ ed that the present sheriff iis.h not tup piiH'iii micnii iHu ra. r . riuusnwucr was mo next r Pier ixanci, UhnrlcH Henry E. F. Housholdcr wus the next Otto Peter Nagel, Chnrles left for the princess. Other numbers on the program ed had a big time. man is 22 years old, and listed ns The order trying to ... ............ „ tl enforce this law „for if ltv hc speaker in behalf of his candidacy. Noble, Robert Edgar Parnell Henwere as folows: .one of the most nged Jerseys In W J 1 M. hf* W < 111 ?< I h o ilniiwr nwip,. f n p n i t i n l w n t v i a f u m t 9 ..» ___— .. • sir Tf fL,...:..L Y f __ i •• * •% S r,!!«!,th‘ . IT loro members ami l was, he would be doing more than for county prosecuting attorney. ’ ry LL Parrish, Marion Clive PnrSelection: Mtropolitnn Choral nresent T E u v m l^ X haVn b*?n thi* is. the sponker-continued. Ho slnteil that if he has made any mentor, Roy Rainey. Edward Sen- «rd Burke Steele, Lewis Waino America, yet .she given evidence of Class. | P im.. Ev f n ria y ’ K 1 E; B, r ?,,y' ‘he ni’xt speaker, j success of the office of county tcuy Robinson, H arry Lee Hood, Strickland. William Daniel Truott. good years to come. She recently Welcome. Behalf of Calanthe. time by not attending. dropped her twenty-second calf. j removed a big ovation as he m ount-, judge, it has been in a Infge men■■- Appleton Kent Kosaetcr. W alter Mrs. M. E. Harris. SERV1CP- Thnt'a our mlrlfltn *** i 'f i - f f T l L". ^ u re 'lu o to the hearty co-op«m tlni Andrew Routh. Clements Paul RuWelcome, Behalf of Sanford n»mn l i i middle crowd. He told his hcaryrs that I thnt has been given him by the citi- tis Jlouser, William Moore Scott Knights, P. W. Spears. jr tf . ^ W i d t a S n,bU" ^ ,Ch' K S S T i / r n t h K 10 P°™ d ’ ° r name. In doing business with us, he is planning to take over th e ! tens, lie stuted that he believed Thomas Jefferson Shave John C hA« courtesy to other Temples: ’ _____ *__________ Selection, Metropolitan Choral >ou not only get value received, , , ......... **••«•■»• m i iitiii u u i jf i u ii h iI that n u ir» <|ti4iiuit'u i n n o w m e OT i i c r i i * ... office of sheriff on January 1 nnd he is qualified to hold the of Wcrle Shaw. Stanley E. Shother, Class. Thomas A. Langford. Egypt TentTrunks, baggage, pianos, safes but you get SERVICE along tho wroiHK Of J U|»° I.expccttHl nee which he Keek* and exprwn* I Albert William Smith.' wTlViam p!c, Tampa, Address: Kir Rosco Simmons, It. QUICK SERVICE TK ple^Tnm pa, Fla* Fla.; Alfred Alfred H H. Ahar Abcr- In' in feet, anything, anywhere at A N S-jh hr opopnunts to c«mie to him amt Upprciation for the ,-upi*ort of the Winslow Smith. Chi*ster C. Snnw.Lnatby, M islav Temple, Fort'W orth i .ny tline supreme lecturer. | FER, I'hpne 198. h^r , olTy . - tht‘j r ...congratulations upon »citi«:n5._, :______________________ ; Daniel Scencer E n-ons s t . r u i J Z : | tov ^ y P ’ | t "{A?:flT nil. - I ' L S shSERVICE * rt V e rm & l* ;" . ?*g*“*^' y S p e c ia l ' Such pearls u I’arvial and Lot, White Gold Wristl guaranteed 20 >er|| ^22 values $11.50 We carry the lova Watches. DIAMOND PI P. Wfintnj; 1 307 E. Find K f t f t f t f lf iS f if iS f if f j wAg.*isurarftiL,.^iaai u. Are v OUR i Hove Pleased Othevs and C a n Please You in Both Pvice and Q u g / J Ui Crepe De Chine, TafTela anti Satins, at per yd. Men’s Dress Shirts $1.39 ■v*' 'V . ■ • M . . .« ’ • .. Men’s Dimity *■ > Ladies’ Tub Silk^Dresaes. Big range of Patterns. * i* : >* • > v . .* >4^ c- ** •. Check Union SuiU, V B a i l i e s ’T. b l a c k - o r 89 c ‘-I; jTFI brown Oxfords or • 4 ‘ values up t o$1.25 33-inch Silk Pongee at per yd. W m, One-Strap Pumps Hoys’ Dimity Check Union Suits 98c r* 79c . Choce of nny Ijidics* Hal in our store Men’s Mohair Suits. Colors, Gray and Blue $19.95 Men’s S c o u t Men’s Oxfords Men’s Seersucker P ants a t per pair pair Bal. or. I 89c Blu. f I $1.50 Apron and Dress Ginghams at per yd. Ladies’ Felt Hed Room Slippers Brown kI Woi k Shoes at per . 48c I Children’s i 10c Intent Leather Sandals, 8 H uj • 11 K* $1.45 ........... •i • i Va*- r ■ d It J ’ M ""W h i l. u* *> ’ ■ •‘ M x i.* *" =r— . __ . ; cv. ,r-'- ■ t' | , *r,'\ * -- ’ ■- .1 .a ; . l• / t „ k ft4• �s -'T™ KffK1 THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, li)24. PAGE TWO Ninth Street from Park Avenue hard surfacing ami re-hard sur­ West to Holly Arenue, a Width facing of said portion of Twelfth of .10 Feet. Street, as aforesaid, aa n necessary Whereas, the Pity Commission public improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, of the City of Sanford, Florida, T hat a total expenditure of not ex­ deems it advisable to improve, V STOCKHOLM, May 20.—While ceeding Seventeen Thousand, Three grade .construct, rc-construct, pave American motor industry’s in- Hundred Ninety-two ($17,392.00) nnd re-pnve, with sheet asphalt iloh of Sweden Is gathering Dollars is hereby author:zeu to on a rock base the fullowing street i, the govern.-.', eat authorities mro taking defensive measures cover the cost of paving, re-paving, in the City of Sanford, Florida, against the excessive nutomobtliz- hard surfacing and re-hard surfac- to-wit: ing of toe the country, especially lg ot cjpecianjr with y> in , Twelfth Street bctw cco-iiail, S uw '"S H N lirrS T R E n T ,* from l'n Her** •’*'** agalnliMTuf competition of' l^ if A v e n u e and’French Avenue, a Avenue west to Holly Avenue. mI'duht^y m Davy Imports of car* and gaso- width of 21 feet, which Said sum of heavy All of said improving, grading, line. Seventeen Thousand. Three Hun construction, re-construction, pavThe Swedish Board hnve^been Jre‘l Ninety-two ($1>,<192.00) Dol- (n^ nn,j re-paving, to he done In ffT" imported into Sweden since 1900.1 lnrs l**rH is ** th 4 e'to c total tj estimated Mliraa L* cost C0!' .*of! * compliance with plans, specificaand aboot 40,000 of these are now) said improvement; th at the ti profl|M „nd estim ates of said in use. Last year 86,000 tons* of j c0<q of the improvement aforesaid,! , line were imported, valued a t l '? . . .lie assessed P , — ................ ^ m s e d improvement of N inth; shall against all prop- IStreet from Park Avenue west to I $5,896,000. This treemndous lm-1* - some --- ------port -K looked upon *in quar-5Ij^ rty abutting and fronting upon Holly Avenue, now on file in th e 1 ters a i excessive, and the board j that portion of Twelfth Street, be- office of the City Manager of thej haa suggested that the Import. du-j twpctl Sanford: Avenuu nnd French • ty on cars ought te be raised from ; Avt.mir to he ao improvt.d by the City of Sanford, Florida, which plans, specifications, pruffles nnd 16 to 20 percent ad valorem. Th government has nlso recommcndetl paving, re-paving, hard surfacing estimates have been heretofore an inlport duty of one cent a gal­ und re-hard surfacing of said por­ lon on gasoline and a domestic tax tion of Twelfth Street, a width of approved by the City Commission and constitutes the plans and speei-; of four cents a gallon. Ef* I t Is evident that the proposed 21 feet, and against all lots und fications for said work .therefore, duty and taxes on gasoline is in­ lands adjoining nnd contiguous, orj i ' tended, not only to Increase the bounding and abutting upon said! RE IT RESOLVED, That the * internal revenue, but nlso to cn- improvement; that Seventeen City Commission of the City of '■courage the use of sulphite alco­ Thousand, Three Hundred.Ninety- Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ hol of domestic manufacture us a motor fuel. Recent tests in which two ($17,392.00) Dollars, is the to­ able, ns a necessary public im -. Swedish car using alcohol beat tal estimated cost of suid contem­ pmvement, to pave, re-pnve, hard; lean cars using gasoline has plated improvement in the paving, surface and re-hard surface with tho question a live one, nnd sheet asphalt on u rock huso, ] th« government is proposing to re- re-pavlng, hard surfacing and rciovo restrictions on the snle of de- hard surfacing of Haid portion of Ninth Street from Park Agamic! itured alcohol direct to the con­ Twelfth Street to be specially as­ west to Holly Avenue, a widtlf of sumer. sessed against all lots and lands 30 feet; that nil of said paving, rr*( paving, hard surfacing and re-hard' adjoining und contiguous or bound­ surfacing of Ninth Street ns afo re-j ing and abutting upon said im­ said,- shall he done in strict com­ provement ;the sum of $4,6453 is pliance with the plans, specifica­ the estimated cost per front foot tions .profiles nnd estimates there­ for said improvement. for, now on file in the office of the JACKSONVILLE, May 2 0 -T h e BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, City Manager of the City of San­ annual convention of the Southern That it ia the determination of this ford, Florida, which said plana, Fisheries’ Association will be held her* June 24-25, with an expected Commission that all lots and lands fpurifications, profiles nnd esti­ attendance of 500 representatives adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ mates have been heretofore ap­ of tjie industry in attendance ing nnd abutting upon Twelfth proved by the City Commission Dealsrs from more than a score of atates ate expected to be present. street between Sanford Avenue nnd arnl constitute the pli(ns and speci­ Thu aasoclatloti is composed of French Avenue, will bo benefitted fications for said proposed improve­ * dealers in Florida, Mississippi, by the improvement provided for Alabama, Gcorgin, Illinois, Iowa, by this resolution ,nnd thut the ment of Ninth Street, between Park Avenue and Holly Avenue, n width Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michi­ special assessments to be made and of 30 feet,-nnd this Commission gan, New Jersey, New York, Mls- entered against nil lots and lands sourl, North atui South Carolina, adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ hereby declares tho necessity for the paving, re-paving, hard-surfac­ Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Tex* ing and abutting upon such contem­ as and Virginia. ing and rehurd surfacing of suid plated improvement shall be made portion of Ninth Street, as aforeupon a foot frontinge.basis; that , . said ,as n necessary public improveis to say, that In the preparation m,.nj of the special assessment roll cov Teachers’ Examinations UK IT FURTHER RESILVEI), ering tho contemplated improve ment, such special assessments.^*111^ 11 expenditure n o te x Examinations for Florida . . feeding thirteen Thousand. Fifty.haU be dctermined and proratedl|f(mr (5l;!>or>1 W ()) l)o|hir!f |s .here£y teachers’ certificates will bo according to the foot frontage of held at the Sanford High i authorized to cover the cost of properties speciallyi . , , , School building on June 5 th , ithe respective , u ii : . paving, ru-puving, hard surfacing benofitted by stud improvement. , , , ^ 6th and 7th, 1024. Teachers and re-hnrd surfacing Ninth Street BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. ^expecting to take these cxbetween Park Avenue and French linations must file applica­ Thut the Tax Assessor ami the City Avenue, o width of 30 feet, which tions with thf^codn# super­ Clark of the,City of Banffrd, y io r- ■aij S P C g n intendent not later than Sat­ idu, in accordance with the provis­ Fifty-four ($13,054.00) Dollars, is ions of Sections 101 nnd 102 of the Thursday Will Bring Sweden R e a d y To impete W ith A uto tvasion From U. S. S o u t h e r n Fisheries’ ■ .Association To Hold Meet in Jacksonville S “ NOTICE- urday, May 24th. J fe 1 & 0 CIAT. BEAD of „ npproved nnd confirmed, at in fif- bounding and abutting upon High- and stand finally equalized, np- H ew ln i.lo Cuunty. * , proved and confirmed jJ jjh " nhV,"!i 2] approved ami cdnflrraed, otv Im {fif­ land S treet lidtWeen Snnford Ave­ teen equal annual installm ents with b e i t F u r t h e r r e s o l v e d , (Hfflt) interest a t th e -ra te of eight per nue and Park Avenue, will be ben­ d j f l i o f th e Circuit cent per annum upon all deferred efitted by the improvement provid* T hat this Resolution ihall bo dnd -c$uolv. Kieci.L1 ‘ payments from and a fte r the time become effective immediately from i i y a . m . W e e k s n o" ' j2 said special assessments shall he ed for by this resolution, and th a t said special assessments shall be the special assessments to be made and nfter its passago and adop­ mk , and stand finally equalized, ap­ and entered against all lots nnd tion. x o t k i : t o < o \ t« proved ondconfirmed, and, Adopter! this I2th day of May, lands adjoining and contiguous or Heale<l 1,[. 1- u-||| l. BE IT FURTHER R K SU uvr-p,| bounding nnd abutting upon such A. D. 1924. th e t ’lly o f ltiy t.,o i p i’ In Thut this resolution shall be and contemplated improvement shall t nr.-on m t i l bocomr'*fter>iwhti(bedi«rte)y,,ff6 n i'b e made uporr-ir foot frontegt'*lnt*l th ec o n e tru c tlo n o f T ^ IIIOS sh llll I,S. O. CHASE, (Seal) and after its passage and adop­ sis; that is to say th a t in th o ' certlllcl chcrk C. J . MARSHALL. preparation of the special assess­ tion. Approved thin 12th day of May, ment roll covering the contemplat­ As he City Commission of the ho f o r f e i t e d mi by any bidder wi.J. ii v*< City of Sanford, Florida. ed Improvement ,such special as­ A. L>. 19-1. contract aad who fm .' sessments shall be determined nnd Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, • ■ " " I ' «•"* r o n tra e t „ ! ? FORREST LA KE, i cheek will l.T,' City Clerk. prorated according to the foot bl.hler u p o n the ,,,N« (Seal) S. 0 . CHASE, tr.o t „n.l h„„<|. „r frontage of the respective proper­ 0. J. MARSHALL. In C n n r t o f Hie C o S H l f J m l r r , S A - H«n of proper uuthoritp. f In ole C o u n t ) , S t a l e o f F l o r i d a . As the City Commission of the City ties specially benefitted by sa <4 • T V .C |,y "f Dayton* In re E s t a t e o f C. A. l i e l t s : rlK it to reject any > 1 improvement. . , of Snnford, F’la. T o all C re il ll o rs , L e g a t e e s . D l s t r l l i u - a n d .. w a iv e I n f o r m , ! ^ * ! t-.-s anil nil P ersons li u v lm t E ld s s h a l l he based n 3 V Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, C la im s o r D r m n r u ls n t r a l n s t sulil specifications „„ u,,n ra f l Estate: ......... . the , tl> , r“*U| City Clerk. That the Tax Assessor und the City You. nn>l e a c h o f y o u . a m h e r e b y j ’n * 1 * * !" w i* I tin Clerk of the City o f Sanford, Flor­ n o t lfle<l mul r e q u i r e d to p r e s e n t a n y Vr.Ap (Sio.oo) with ti, CityT»» s a n d d e m a n d s w h i c h y o u . o r d c fio s it t o ( r <■tnrri-s) ida ,in accordance with the provis­ ce li at hi m e r o f you. m s y h a v e a g a i n s t t h o p l a n s a r e r e t u r n e d u V ions of Sections 101 nnd 102, of the e s t a t e o f C. A. l l e t t s .d e c e a s e d , l a t e Mon w i t h i n nve ..." o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y . I-'lorlda, to t h e Charter of the City of Sanford, u n d e r s i g n e d a d m i n i s t r a t r i x o f s a i d i r a c t Is a w a rd e d . ■ ,Ile, A s u r e t y com pany U rjJ Florida, shall proceed without de­ de sattaet eh, e rwe oi tfh. i n t w o y e a r s f r o m t h o l o r y to ( h o City ..r 1^53*. a i o o u n t o f th e v ain D a te d M ay I f t h . 1!»2*. lay to mhke a special assessm ent Will h e reip dred . ls,* JU5TT1B II E T T S . A Resolution Providing For the roll, assessing tho special benefits R K. HOC A d m in istra trix . ________ <>1 Paring, Ite-Pnving, Hard Sur- to be received as the result of tho I n th e C i r c u i t C o u r t, S e v e u tl i J u d i ­ x o t i c k r o T i u ^ i L improvement contemplated against cia l C l r r n l t , In n n d f o r ■Ccinlnule Nfitlee Is h e riliy f.iring and Ite-llard Surfacing of * , N ln lr o f F ln r li ls . all lots and lands adjoining and F r a nCk o uI-.n t WoodrufT, C o m p l a i n a n t , vs. U n d e r s i g n e d h as l„en Highland Street from Sanford contiguous or bounding and abut­ as ,,TJ F.lli’ii M. K n i g h t . It. I>. F u l l e r , tehde aensdt a t euunlUieil of ^ t i e o r g e rt. C a r r i u h . It. f F a r r e l l , Avenue to Park Avenue, A Width ting upon such improvement, nnd h, Irs. fr,H* an d M a r g a r e t W . Ha limey, D e f e n ­ ad lelc eoatsheedr. p eAll rs o n s h av ln t, d a n t s . —C i t a t i o n . upon the completion of said assossor 21 Feet. said « T o E ll e n M. K n i g h t , If l i v i n g a n d dh ee rme ab ny d sn o t nguin-it If led to p r t u u ; a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g l u t e r - to m e w i t h i n tw o t n r t l Whereas the City Commission m e riit r o lll ,<, t o, c,a u, s e a c o p y t h e r e o f i eifs t duead, n d e r t h e s a i d E ll e n M. K n i g h t , d a t e h e r e o f , o r ti„-> ni|, o lie p u b l i s h e d t w o t i m e s c o n s c c u - d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In n n d to tlo- b a r r e d b y law. of the City of Sanford, Florida, tlivelyf t e nn(, r d e lr s c rdi b^ ea(li d . It. u \ t i > , olinen n c e e a t . i urnnk w e e k ,in m a„ n e w s - j! or<-mlse» , , ............ h, ef r eh ivn,an(r All p e r s o n s Im lehtei . deems it advisable to improve, p a p e r p u b l i s h e d in S a n f o r d , F l o r - I p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e a r e lo ,|H ir e d ............ . | , „ i • i . , , , I s a i d It. D, F u l l e r d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r - m a k e s e t t l e m e n t ivitliouti grade, construct, re-construct, pave Itla, S a n f o r d , F lo r id a , Aon! 1 a t a c h i n g t o s a i d s p e c i a l a s - , w ise, III a n d t o t h e p r e m i s e s h e r e 1KLNE W MAI ( l e o rlfg e d eIt. and re-pavo with shi'et asphalt on ss to scsi m m ue nu t. rr oo il ll sen o pn un bh lt iushh.eodl , an n o - ,' rI inln( |f,t e r lf d e| s| ¥c r| „i b, t(e d ; utltI a d , C aarl-t 4 . T H 3 ! i S S -C -i:.lM (d u 1 u 6” rock foundation, the follow­ l i c e d i r e c t e d t o n il n r o u e r t v o w n - ' p -irtls c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e t . * i i .. . . i »nl.l tleo rg e It. C arru tn. .tie -, «»r ntiu^rwiKt* In umit ing street in the City of Sanford, oi-4 iiuiTOHtod in siuir| special ill** j NO. 140 Florida, to-wit; HIGHLAND STREET, from San­ ford Avenue to Park Avenue. AI lof said paving, re-paving, impravin*, grading, construction, and ro-<unstiuction, to lie done in eom"ti-i'ice with . plans, specifications, profiles and estim ates of said >. pc i‘d improvement of Highland St. from Samord Ave. to iatK Ave. now on file in the office of the City Manager of the City of Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifi­ cations .profiles, and estim ates have been heretofore approved by the tho City Commission and consti­ tute the plans and specifications for said work. THEREFORE, BE IT .RESOLV­ ED, T hat the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, deems it advisable, as a necessary pub­ lic improvement, to puve, re-pnve, hind surface and re-hard surface .ffjjh sheet asphaR, on a G" rock foundation, ’ Highland Btrdct from «*v»* ' » ,f * 2 P < ,M* e i'K r t l S i , W w i t h tliy p r o v i s i o n s o f t h o C h a r t e r o f t h e C i t y' o f S a n f o r dU|, F li ou rmi o dh a , un (in finite t i m e n n d p l a c e w h e r e c o m , , , , . . pln in tA w ill b e h e a r d a n d w h o n s u u l l s p1 c c i u i a s s e s s m e n t r o l l w ill fin- , V ,‘“ ",., luo r M“ r K a rim ? 1*. W111 b e 11,1 itamHrty. n thorw In illy confirmed by the City— Coni-,,in '*II... 1,1I lll#* i»ri»ml*o* h^rt-lnnfter Ii1 % »k .v e an 1 .1 n,. -t . _ ,, , ' srrllic d , s a i d p r o p e r l y b e i n g s l t u-- Free lo Aslhoij HayFeverSi Free T rial o f Method Thg'j Con U se Without Diwd o r Lou ofTlia& '*l t harem method for lb* as niissmn sitting as an L(|ualizlng ste.i in .Seminole County, .state " i m s,Wand we want you tatty It u . i Florlthi, uinl m u r e p a r t l c u l u r l y d e Board. No matter whether your cut hdk s c r ib e d u s fo llo w s , t o - w i t : Inn or vectnl devrlopmcql vtwiM LOTS II A AND 3. SSECTION 12 cut M Chronic Aithma cf Hit B E IT F U R T H E R R F S O I V P D N O 3. E C T I O N 12. Th*! I th!, „ , T , i i „ „ T iiW N H Iill* 2.» S O U T H , HANC1E 30, .hould « n d (or a 9 r « T m i 7 i I hat tho Special assessm ents pro- EAST. No matter In what climate yu h vide 1 for bv this resolution lo bo U l*l”,'■i'r!pg from the sworn bill wh*t your sge or octapwim,. * 1 r , 0> t n ' 9 r e 3 o *u **o n t o OO o f c o ll ,p la i n t tiled herein u g a l u s t y o u troubled with, Aithm* or iliyi m ade and p ro p erty en te re d b o u n d in f: a eain st th e i t and a b u ttin g ^ h a t y o u huve- *»r c l a i m R ttnu p H n tert "°uJd relieve yua prosp^u *' >1 fn th»* sal«! d e s c r i b e d tir o r u s r ty .' We ftpcciatly want to r a d i i Yon a n d «iu h «$f y o u . a r e t h e r e f o r e . • P t» « n i ly hopeltts cun.%bm ' u „ c n . a i d i m p r o v e m e n t , . h a l l ,be B S J ' K J ^ I . a T S K t t J ’c S g ' S l J K p a y a b l e a t t h o o p t i o n o f t h o p r o p - <*»urt H o u s e in S n n f o r d , S e r n l n o le „ . . * , F m i n l v . S t a t e of F Jo rld n , (r- *•-- » — c ity owners o w n e r s oowning w n iru r nproperty r o n o r t v j! M.tndnV ........ . i« i .. i .. ,tile'' i ........M m ^ t e g 'i h i in July.' In o n such s u c h 7tl, dnv 1',! o f J u l y , A 1). 1021. a m i ih.-n then bounding nnd a b u t t i n g upon '*■ l3 !l' *n«i . . n n d t h e r e to muke a n s w e r t o t h e improvement as follows: e i t h e r in nil.fi OF co MDI.a in t h e r e i n filed full wMfViin i t i U t t i 11 a if n ln a t y o u a n d h e n d u full n o t els«^ run W i t h i n th irty days a fte r said, miiii bill w i n b e u k e r t n* c o n f u t e d asscssmenLs shall stand equalized. ^ ^ ' ‘" U i's u U ^ n 'in g tl'/.tu lit'tillo approvcxl nnd confirmed, or in fif- ,n ............ „i. , hc ifiovo dotcun equal annual installm ents w ith ! n i-trr f i°htt .F.II Oh d e iie d thnt interest a t the rate of eight P«r j Vh »7ti\'‘Vr'At !l‘v'ViV:lr.VViy'“u1m - w ! luki I at our__ npna f ■'m jr one____ ■ - u dealtned toendaZ >"«• aattei p aro tjjm i. Title (r ' Thklrwofferlitoolaportutiii dnsle dav Writent>* mi ! l»it« a t ?n(4. & d n o ^ n r r . flo b«Iow. Do it Today—you oca pottage. y 1 ^ FRKK TRIAL COIfMX FR O N TIER ASTHMA CO, l a Niagara and Hadron SU. I Jtk, Send free trial of your octtdw ' ’ *:*rr.- << s, ,lh_ .. ‘ ' T .width or.24 feet; th at *11 o rs a id paving, re-pavlng, hard surfacing, Florida, shall'proCtefDwltfiourdriay the estimated cost per front foot and re-hard surfacing of Highland to niaki* a special assessment roll, fdr raid improvement; that a toStreet, a.r aforesaid, shall be done assessing tho special benefits to be tu| expenditure not exceeding F ’ive Hcru aro M. V. B jo jt^ s John J .' strict om pliahco with the plans, received ns the result or tho im­ Holly dly, L. 1. H ry u n .J. I). J^hilte - .spcrifiratloits, profiles artd cutimatcs Thousand, Ono Hundred Fourteen provement contemplated uguinst all n, Charles F.ntzmingur, D. b. r.. | , , „ , ($<>,111.00) Dollars is hereby au­ donnrr and Fred Ih.rncr, all of 1 ’ort,f,or ""w ,,n niu ln lhw u,TlC0 of lots nnd lands adjoining and con­ S ta rr ___ _____ ________ tiguous or bounding and abutting thorized to cover the cost of puv- whom will partuku of the “aim ris’ tho City Manager of the City of Resolution Providing for the ing, re-paving, hard surfacing and milk" tomorrow during the Bhriau Bnnford, Florida, which said [dans, Pav(iig, Re-Paving, Hard Rur- upon such improvement, and upon re-hard surfacing Ninth Street be­ ceremonial. pcclfications, profiles and esti­ the completion of said assessment farina >»d Re-Hard Surfac­ mates have boon heretofore ap­ tween French Avcnuu and H olly roll ,to cause a copy thereof to be ing of Twelfth Street From Joining nnd contiguous or bound­ proved by the City Commission Avenue a width of 30 feet, which Sanford Avenue West to French published two times consecutively, snid sum of F’ivu Thousand, One ing uiui abutting upon such con- and constitute the plans and speci­ once each week, in a newspaper Avenue, a Width of 24 Feet. Hundred Fourteen <$5,114.00) Dol­ tcnijdutcd improvement shall be fications for said proposed im­ Whereas ,the City Commission of published in Sanford, Florida, a t­ front footage provement of Highland Street, be­ lars is the total estim ated cost of undo upon a City of Sanford, Florida, taching to said special assessment basis; that is to any, th at in tween Sanford Avenue and Park raid improvement; the sunt of teems' it advisable to improve, roll so published a notice directed to tho preparation of the special Avenue, a width of 24 feet, and $5.4637 is the estim ated cost per {rode, construct, re-conatruct, pave all property owners interested in assessm ent roll covering tho con­ lids commission hereby declares front foot for said improvement. snd rc-pave wit hshcct asphalt on Hnid special assessments, stating templated improvement, such spe­ the necessity for the paving, re­ HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, fl" rock base, the following in accordance with the provisions cial assessm ents shall be deter­ paving, hard surfacing and restreet in tho City of Sanford, Flor- of the Charter of the City of San- That a total expenditure not ex- mined and prorated according to hard surfacing of said portion of ford, Florida, a definite time a n d ! ccc'ding Eighteen Thousand, One to-wit: the foot frontage of the respective Highland Street, ns aforesaid, as E TWELFTH STREET, From San- pinto where complaints will lx- Hundred Sixty-eight ($18,lfi6.l)0) properties specially benofitted by a neces-'-ary public improvement, Avenuo west to French Ave- hoard and when eaid special aas«u> I Hollars is hereby authorised to raid impruvuiiujut, « . . . iUvd,My*-j v j- - . , v * ment rull will tie firiully euulUaieA '^lvri' >C mv,ingMre-pavlue. r jih i t F u i m l m r k e s o 'U t d , BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, h-inP burfaring mul re-hnrd‘ I’Of ’s a ld '‘pavtng; -re-pavffig. l t o th’b Cit.v'tynmiJ.'isififi s/ft/ng a's That the Tuxr Assessor and City That n total expenditure not ex­ | surfacing Ninth Street between improving, grading, construction, an Equalizing Bourd. 4nouaanil, nix Six Thousand, Six llun. IlunBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.! ,>ark Avenue and Holly Avenue, u Clwrk of the City of Snnford, Florl ceeding otJ4 re-construction, to be done in , ida, in accordance with the pro -! {Jred Thirty-fivo ($0,638,00) Dol- m i Bmpliame with plans, spcrificn- That the special assessments p r o - '" ’M il of 30 feet, .which said sum visions of Sections 101 and 102 o f |, arSi U ht>reby authoriIed to cover lonsf profiles nnd estimates of said vitled for by this resolution to b o '"^ Eighteen Thousand, One Ilunthe C harter of the City of Sanford, tro co9t of puvinif re-paving protiosed Improvement of Twelfth made und entered against tho prop-, ‘,ri’<l Sixty-eight <?18,1G8.00) Uol- Florida, shall proceud without de­ hard surfacing mul re-hard sur­ i* the total estimated cost S treet from Snnford Avenue west erty hounding anil abutting upon' lay to make a special assessment facing Highland Street between French Avenue, now on file in said improvement, shall be pay- of said improvement; th at the en­ roll, assessing the special benefits Sanford Avenue and I’urk Ave­ office of the City Manager of able a t the option of the tire cost of the improvement afore­ to be received ns tho result of tho n u e ,* width of 21 feet, which said City of Sanford, Florida, which property owners owning property said shull be assessed against all improvement contemplated against sum of Six Thousand, Six Hun­ t>Ians, specifications, profiles bounding und nbutting upon property abutting and fronting all lots nml lands adjoining and dred Thirty-five <$(1,630.00) Dol­ estimates have been hereto- such improvement ns follow i, eith­ upon that portion of Ninth S treet contiguous or bounding nnd abut­ lars is the total estimated cots of er in full within thirty days a lte r between Park Avenue and Holly approved by the City Comsaid assessments shall stand equal­ Avenue, to be so improved by the ting upon such improvement, und said improvement; thut the entire and constitute the plans upon the completion of said assess, cost of the improvement afore­ ized, approved , and confirmed, or in paving, re-paving, hard surfacing Ond apeclflcations for said work, ment roll, to cause a copy thereof said, shall be assessed against all £ THEREFORE, b e i t k k s o l v - fifteen equal annual installments nnd he-hard surfacing of said por- to be published two times consecu- property abutting and fronting P P i 'That the City Commission of with interest ut the rate of e ig h t; lion of Ninth S treet u width of 30 tively, once each wvek, in 'n news-Jupou that portion of Highland ^City of Sanford, Florida, deems per cent per annum upon all de-1 feet, and against all lots and lands paper published in Sanford, Flor­ Street, between Sanford Avenue ivisable, as a necessary public rerred payments from and a fte r adjoining and contiguous .or bound- ida, attaching to said special as­ and Tark Avenue, to be so improv­ fo m en t, to pave, re-pave, hard the time said special assessments lng and abutting upon said im- sessment roll no published, a notice ed by he paving, re-paving, h a rd '" and re-hard surface with shtill be and stand finally equal-, provcmenl; that Eighteen Thou- directed to all property owners in- surfacing and re-hard surfacing of asphalt ,on u 6" rock base, Ized, approved and confirmed, and, snnd, One Hundred Sixty-eight tcrested in said special assess- ®uid portion of Highland Street, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ($18,168.00) Dollars is the total 1th Street from Sanford Ave That this resolution shall be and estimated cost of said contem plat­ ments, stating in accordance w ith;*.w idth of 24 feet, nnd against all West to French Avenue, i become effective immediately from ed improvement in the paving, re ­ the provirions of tho C harter o f |Iob» nnJ •*n<l» adjoining and con- : 24 feet; th a t all of said and ufter its passage and adoption. liv in g , hard-surfacing and re-hard the City of Sanfor.1, Florida, a def- j Hguous, or bounding and nbutting re-p«ving, hard surfacing Adopted this 12th day of May, surfacing of said portion of Ninth Inlte time und jjilace where com -|u!*°<1 ,a iJ improvement; th at Six -hard surfacing of Twelfth A. D. 1924. plaints will be heard and when sa id ! Thousand, Six Hundred Thirty-five Street to be specialty assessed special assessm ent roll will be fin- i <<« 663.50 Dollars, «a aforeasid, shall be done ns tho total FORREST LAKE, against all lots and lands 'adjoin­ ally confirmed by the City Com- i caH<nat,fd cost o( sai<l contemplated compliance with the plans (Seal) S. O. Chase, ing nnd contiguous or bounding mission sitting us an Equalizing '.improvement in the paving, re-pavitions, profiles and eatiC. J. MARSHALL. and abutting upon said improva- Bonrd. ing, hard surfacing and re-hard * 2 t0T’ now 0I> hie in the As the City Commission of tho ment. City Manager of the BE IT FU RTH ER RESOLVED, surfacInB M i'i portion of HighCity of Sanford, Florido inford, Florida, wh ch BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That the special assessments pro- ,nnd StrCet to •P ^ W ly assessed A ttest: L. R. PHILIPS, ln*> apocl flea lions, profiles That it is the determ ination of this vided for by th is resolution to be nKainat ®11 lota nrul ,antIa adjoining City Clerk. ha?* been heretofore t ommissiun that all lots and lands madu umi entered against the and contiguous or bounding and by the City Commission adjoining and contiguous o r bound­ property bonoding . and abutting abutting upon said improvement; th* plans and apeing and nbutting upon N inth S treet upon said improvement shall tho sura ot ^ * 137B ia th« estimat'■•hi proposed, lmcd cost per front food for said im­ between Park Avenue and Holly payable a t th e option of tho prop­ U A io n 1 Twalfth Street, beprovement. erty ownerit owning property Ayonut owl Fi BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, RESOLUTION - NO. 138 iiJ f iif t if limit, u 11 parti*-* d u i m l n K I n t e r ,,M u ",',,‘r 11' th o Buaswl o r “o Vi il ie"ral,,1 w is e . !“ In K u na r1 d r «to p rem ises herein after describ ed ; M a r g a r e t AV. H o rnsey , I f l l v l p g , n m l If d ead, a h p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r - '*V •• % ■ ■ ■ ■ R iR ia n a u ii A Gain o f 9 / per P a id Circulation In eight months demonstrates the popularity of Seminole & newspaper. County’*] 'A -I j A h ead on its M erits RESOLUTION Circulation and advertising increas* ing by leaps and bounds—news satis— j faction—advertising results—shofl ’ • the merit of The ord H erald Publishing both daily and weekly tions and giving its readers all �I T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 21, 1 9 2 I L u t Council St. Petersburg Will Mral Florida Hold Big Bond Issue 'ST . PETERSBURG, May 21. — [whole Region Eight propositions arc included on B Y --------WFL l tw enty C WJB Mr. P . A. WaliW twburg.Jfij-, ro u e r family remedies has Bla-k-Draught, tho tUsble. . I use it rolls, blllousncaa, sour uh and Indigestion. I subject to headaches my liver would get of order. 1 would have ling headaches and ut couldn't go. I used Twig PHONG'S RiNfeiNG POP GET o p A N D a nsw er i t ? t h o s e , ooQM A p ro salesm s SLEFPHAILSGLFV.J I SAm HAVE UCU DECIDED TO BUM HULLO - MES « THIS IS h im TALWl/V W HAT- ? F A B R IC CORDS $10-50' $ 1 8 .5 0 ALL GUARANTEED that tuuinj E ig h t m e t ? _ | POP I'M SURPRISED AT l a n g u a g e OVER t h e P hone - DO MOU WANT - To INSULT PEOPLE ? MARKETS j 103 P a lm e tto Ave. 1113 S n n fo rtt Ave, MOV USING SUCH AWFUL Small Crowd Hears Hardee Honor G uest'Japan To Electrify Opening Of A rsenal1 Im portant Railways Sidney Catts Today (T \ It’s Ready Now, Good As N ew ” a B m c k u .s e Wheel B rakes ? When year kitlrry net'll charging nr overhauling, bring it here. No matter what make of battery yon own, v.c treat it here a* if it were our own. And if you need a. new battery we can lit your pock elbook. Ark for cur low pricer. SANFORD BATTERY SERVICE CO OitU A vc. B A T 1 LAY S E R V IC E S T A T IO N f « —_ ^ j ii u u j wl#nil 1 1 Ja •* H K N IiY T. IIO IJG K IN S O N ,. . ‘ *' -• , W hdn better automobiles arc built, B ulck w f llb NEW ORLEANS, May 31.20. July 20.2.1. A Good Prescription For 4j£A't.Vi1 SrUntiAralb hiltnemL hoUt tin ro o d tta lh M td t. AUiUol boUy. On* p u n ttioM knU. TODAY Cmmmt Uathtr ouiwM, tm tn e k r t J ttp . Cowl liMkt*. Standard nonaktd cord hrm. Find out what comfort, power,-beauty $1045 will buy in a Studebaker . '“ orders of * « get l i drug Lotion cures inflammation and vo-mrid without pain In one day. ^Cooling, jwsllmg. strengthening. Oet “Leorvardis'*-— *l nu^cl ,troB* CJC*' _ _ druggljt*.' FINISHED S\\ JMUSIi RADIO FT. AUGUSTINE, May 21. — TOKIO. May 21.—The umbitiou* Form al opening of the State Ar- plans of the Imperial Government senal, will be observed here next 1Railways of Japan for the substlMonday, .w ith Governor Gary A .. tution of electricity for steam H arder ns the honor guest. The i power on nil the government railprogram nrranged for the occasion way* "of the country will begin to rails for music by the municipal b t j|llo etrect thia ycar. Ap. band, adorcssus by the mayor, ad* . . , . ... ,, . jutnnt-gcnerul, representatives of pv,ntmont of an electnfieution burthe War Department ami head- ear within the rnilwuys departq u arters of the Fourth Corps ment marks an actual beginning Aren. It is expected th a t the gov- un t'|„, program ernor will be accompanied by u , ... , number of the members of his per- ,T , " ‘“ " T ,k‘,mrtmc,}t W,U bo* ACTION ON IMMIGRATION Sonnl stair. The arsenal w l t n » | gin-electrification with the TnknlHILL open to the public front 10 A. M. do ruilwny, the Hue connecting Tountil 4:20 P, M. kio with Kobe. Duriiur the fiscal i WASHINGTON, May 21. — Ac 'ttjiui by (''iultetgt».ut. Uus-iuiiiiigrn jtlmi bill before the end of tht week wus fnreasted. tpjI»Jf, .}»fter t conference between the execiitivt r ~ T l fIC3TrO,-~3fa]r: 2TJ nnd Senator Iffixl, Republican July, 10tJ*, to 7«; Sep' Pennsylvania, who has had charge Corn, July, 700k. Oats, . of legislation in the senate. Beware of imitations. Demand the genuine In 10c and 35c pack, ages bearing sh ots trade mar Issue Projects “ t o ‘y!rfu S S S e<£lk»r §» --------------:— PLYMOUTH, Kng., May 21. — TAMPA, May 2 1 .— Work on Sir Kustace Fiennes, governor of some of the projects covered in the leew ard Pin m l.. on a recent the recent three mltllon-dollnr visit to EnjjLuiL told reporters fF o * i i r i u s h TIMe AND I'M VERVj—■ EX-09 *lut mtmbeta of molhen are *5* 'bey ham tried Liv-o-lax Worn aitacka, indigestion and . j " 7* °* 'heir children, i oreads giving castor oil ju*$ »• the baby feara taking it, «me )pplin to calomel. wraiue the common familt ,|*'!r '•> act on the Hvcr that ■und began experimenting to 'bat would act on both . .Weh and take the place ot c«'»r oil. tnd the UrxtiT*’ bat been proven In . boutcbolda, meet* ihil i Purely vegetable and Is ^«W y, to pleaunt to taatf ^ ‘dren lovo to uka fc. IT V rjod.for blUaaa-orili* Are Loyal to Britain Bond West Indian poaresrinns would nev­ er be coded to America for* war debt. The sentiment nf the penplo wen strong! -ice.!; v-jcli a anti specification* enumerated in change of tin:, a i l they \\ re very the ordinance. loyal to (ii il-itai.i. S ir KmI ; I <that despite FOR HALE—My place on w«-.*t tide, 10 acre* of irrigatw H arul, 7-room house, tools and other equip­ ment. .7. i*. Staples. It relieved me. kbout eight years ago »lfs got down with r and stomach trouble. We tried all week to ) her, , . . but ahe i t get any better. She nauseated and couldn't M'raik '-'.flrhV began * kg Dlack-Draught and *o days she was greatnprored and In a week waa up." 7 Dlack-Draught astor Oil? Ker Again! T U BET TMLM'VE Ca ll in g 2M5 . NUMOF-R • 1 g u e s s r c l t o r n i n »• ,-------I W E L L 'T s PAST PED- phore and Morso Code. Rnccs and contests galore. There will be shown a model Scout camp which is the magic thnt puts the outing scouting . A special court of honor will be in session on the evening of this date—June 5—when the Scouts from the entire district will have an opportunity to qualify for the puts from nil over the six second and first-class rank and Wll tako p art in d em o n - where m erit badges will be awardthe value of Scout trainthe affair Is looked for­ ts a gala day in the onmuting. tphases of the Scout pro­ be carried out, including rilling, first aid to ahinailing, both by sema- ir about L__ I H A V E N 'T h a p To po d g e PARIS. May 21.—King Ferdin­ and. of Rnumania, and his suite, supplied with complimentary tick­ ets, appeared at the Theatre Fi-ancnis one evening during his recent stay in Paris. “Tax, please," asked the door­ man, referring to the 10 per cent tax on all theatre tickets, levied for the poor of the city. One of the party remonstrated with the employe and attracted the attention of the king, who wanted to know what it was all about. “Yes, yes.” said the King, “I am here incognito now and wunt to pay the tax like everybody else." One of the nides dug down nnd produced the cash. leadaches ha <? Be e n a great tww . things VlAUE 60NE along CINE AND *yoat been received the hallot for next Tuesday's bond election here, when the freeholders Wrn* Vfirr-mr \Tp Hssw* ,00a rintral Florida Council for J ity improvements. The vot­ ,h9 head of the region ers will he asked to indiente "yes" L~aJe of 128 per cent or "no" to each of the propositions Lfy | Thin is especially which include JIM,000 for paving the fact that the re- th at part of the street upon which Ljjj North and South street car tracks are laid; $120,000 nLrgia and Florndn. [ for reconstruction and repairing jporida Council which municipal street car tracks; $54.Ltion over Brevard. Vo-1000 for construction of 20-inch lirol"' Orange. Osceolu,, trunk line sanitary sewer from Counties, had id troops, F irst Alloy south to city screen plant; $500,000 for development of Port of St. Petersburg; $125,000 for gas plant and gas main exten­ sions. The remainder of the pro­ positions involve smaller amounts. utive bounl of the Cenj Council with the co­ if tic scoutmasters, has ■ put on a public demon■ Scouting in Orlando on I June 5. As this will be Kjj)- when business houses Estd, it has been decided III the clubs and civic or­ is as well as the public Fto participate and make [Scout day, to be rememrhis movement is being Kof by Orlando Kiwanin, I Rotary Clubs who are outlay luncheon for licit arc being invited dclErom each men’s club In [ory of- the council, folfcich the men in attendtiarch in a body with the tie Scout dem onstration -nos. YAY.LOR TU DEBA K ER offer* a world-famous ^ I Six, .a car embodying the beat best men know, at a price that makes It folly to deny yourself a fine car. Here is the thrill of a powerful six-cylin­ der L-head motor; the comfort and luxury cushioned and of a big, roomy body — deep cuahioned restful; beauty that characterizes the moat costly cars, - - * * • * • N ow in justice to yourself. look »t this car. Compare it with competitive cars at its Pr‘c® —then with cars selling for several hundred dollars more. -six J/J-fe W.o. 40H.P. l i g h t . . . ( i i w i : : Compare it for beauty, comfort, roominess, upholstery, for obvious refinements. Compare it, too, for ease of handling, flex­ ibility, power, quietness, lack of vibration. See for yourself what you can buy with lit­ tle money in a fine car today. ♦ • * • Ride in this car, ride in competitive cars. Comparison is the surest w ay to judge an automobile. Studebaker w ill place a LightSix at your dispoaal for this purpose any time you name. Buy no car at $500 or more without mak­ ing this test. Don't buy blindfolded. SPECIAL-SIX J-Fbn. H9+ . » IIM l Toutto* . . • • j ?” a o « i« e (i.rw o SAN JUAN GAItAGE SOI West First Street him �\ hw W w m * THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 JJ<1924-. fA C * The Sanfbrd herald* More Friends, Increased Business. As Brisbane Sees •J : r TH E NEXT BIG QUESTION BEFORE CONGRESS It Dan DpbbSj, ________ 5_______________________ __________________ flk lh k M ' M rrr i B i w w firfft We all like to do business with the wide-awake, pro-! W hat Will LaFollette Do? JS Iu4l7 kr Tfce Herald I'rlntla* CT*^ •kdfiirri, Klarlda. A Prince Bring* Liom. gressive up-to-date merchant. We all like to be greeted with j We Wish—Hope—Foresee. Catered aa Srvond Clan* Matter, Oc­ a cheery "Good Morning” upon- entering a store to make a Steaks From a Live Cow. tober ST, 111*, at the Postoffice at purchase, and it pleases us to think that our business is conCopyrum .-.iaie taaford. Florida, tender act of March *>_ a. i m . _____________________ tjcideved. valuable. And worth.soma .person's.tiEae..-iuuLeLtcn- U_ Editor tibn. As a rule we make it a .practice to go back to the store W HAT WILL LAFOLETTE do n o t u s n r.. tika — ------------------R, HOWAnO IIKHO___ ..M a a a a r r where the clerks are on to their jobs and where real service aj,out a third pnrty? To th a t big 1411 is given. The merchant who insists that his customers rhe te r Me ■»U« Areaaa i political question, an answer may friends $re taken care of promptly gets our business. It is como thiB WBCk. ■UnSCHIPTkO.t BATMI T>n» Tear__ IT.dO. flla Montha l».6» I this class of merchant who continually finds it necessary to LaFollette in hunent, powerful, Delivered In CUT by Carrler per treek 15c. Weekly Sdltlon $3 I er I build additions to his store, to make improvements, to add afraid of no man, any issue or ______ Tear. combination. Ho has many ene­ ----------aii ohuavry ' more cl01*^ and who is prospering above his competitors. aon«v But there is another variety of store-keeper in almost mies, and may be proud of them! l o u c i e , ccard* a m * v , iMMtMw . . . --------and notices or entertainment* where ~ -r« every {0Wn> }{e, of course, wants business, some business. nil. eharcea are made, will he charged for at regular advertising rale*. He tells you he doesn’t want too much for if he had much i HE WOULD GET many votes, .... . . . *!S iiT*U« cUi” J JV°**C (i have to go to the expense of hiring more help and carry several states, and in othBYGoaV! diipVtchei that wou,(,n tb e wise* He doesn’t go after new customers, not being much of a believer in advertising the goods he has by taking votes from Coolidge. if i aWT gbT him credited to It oi . not otherwise 3ifeAK3HleneD ouT i •redIted In thle paper and alao the to sell. This class of merchant always tries to give the im­ LaFollette took the lid off the local newt, puhliantd herein. All pression that he is independent and doesn’t need more busi­ SiAHD T o L o se A rtg h u or re-MUbticaiioi. of special Teapot Dome. His forceful speech |f dlapatchra herein are alao reanrved. ness. Neither he nor his clerks seem to care whether custo­ in the Senate proved by geolo­ LoToF vdies , -I*_____ mers arc waited upon promptly or not. Frequently his stock gists th a t the flimsy excuse for WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. | is incomplete. Unknowingly we sometimes go to his store to corrupt leasing would not hold. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. make a purchase but when we stand arojjpd first on one foot T hat forced the investigation. THE RESURRECTION: t - J ^ us and then on another waiting for someone to take our order, mid unto ner, I am the resurrec­ we get disgusted and resolve to hunt up a more progressive W ILL LAFOLLETTE repeat' tion and the life: he that believeth Roosevelt's performance and de-j and up-to-date concern. in nip,'though he were dead, yet ■hall he live; nnd whosoever liveth Sanford is indeed fortunate in that it has many live wire feat his own party? Or will ho •nd believeth in n»e shall never die. merchants doing business here. Sanford has progressive continue working inside the party,* | John 11: 25. business men. As n whole the stores in this city are ns good as a fighting senator? Wisconsin BEAUTY FADES if not better than those found in many other cities of much will re-elect him of course, on any ticket, as long as he likes. Inrger size. ‘,£ T rust not, sweet soul, those curled IJut his health, weakened by Sanford merchants seem to realize that slip-shod meth­ •waves of gold With gentle tides th a t on your ods in business soon make themselves felt. People will soon long fighting, for political hones­ ty, complicates the question. .temples flow, ^ N or temples spread with flakes of shun the store that is careless nnd unreliable. The business Ten years more of LaFollette in that is conducted on n loose and lax scale in this age of time­ the Senate would do more for the virgin snow, Nor snow of cheeks with Tyrian saving methods does not command much respect in the com­ public than a campaign of protest grain enroll’d. now. T rust not those shining lights munity nor docs it earn big dividends for its stockholders. which wrought my woe Big business institutions nrc constructed on service and I .iVl* *: r p When first I did their atu re ray3 it is those merchants who put special stress on giving service LAFOLLETTE COULD not pos­ behold, sibly he elected. Roosevelt’s a t ­ Norfvtfifco,* <whoso sounds more to their patrons, who are the biggest successes. Without ser­ tem pt which put Wodrow Wilson vice of a first class order n big business cannot be secured. strange effects do show in the White House, proves that. Than af the Traclnn harper hnve LaFollette might, and probably, Pick out the stores that give their customers good ser­ been told. could defeat Coolidge, a Kepubli-j vice. Pick out the smaller, less progressive merchants and Look to this dying day, fading rose, can whom he does not like. A t the A “PROCESSION” Danr hy acinch, of late whose you will select those who care not for service. satno time he would elect some blushing beams TAMPA TRIBUNE Real honest-to-goodness service is worth many dollars Democrat that he might love, oven1 Made all tho -neighboring herbs less. to any business man. It means more friends, increased busi­ and g n u s rejoice. •The fighting and honest sena­ And thpik how little is 'twixt ness and greater profits. Mark Sullivan, a political w riter the Individual 1,0'J8 delegates, to! tor from Wisconsin must be think­ Many gardens are « enough advanced to be i , ^ Jiay b o -lev e went UB lovo letters. A spendthrift U a keeps n flashlight on rylnu. F a t men uon't rtanjj better than ienn £ neein to sit it out betta. W ith so many men « t j | in Germany this suman«f a r t going to have a h«i| U p to date the goven to be three rejection* offers for Muscle Shoal*. Anything can happea** president of a big coll**,, is against prohibition. r life’s extrenics; Tho cruel tyrant th a t did kill those (lowers < Shall once, ah me! not spare that spring of yours. — WILLIAM DRUMMOND. -------------- o-------------- ing hard. Hut, for the crowd, this is no day of politics." Sanford*—A City of Flowers. Many visitors, have remarked lately on the wonderful flowers to be seen growing on every side. No matter on what Welcome Shriners. street or avenue the visitor is taken he can find large quan-oBsbbed hair is all right if it titles of bright colored, sweet smelling flowers. As he drives isn't gray yet. out in the country he sees flowers lining the fence lines ot W hatever Impression of Sanford prosperous farms. is gleaned by tno Shriners is sure Florida as a state sadly neglects the growing of flowers. to react on the future of this city. Perhaps it is because the people are too busy making money . ------- o------The golf course is going to be in buying nnd selling renl estate to give much time or thought one of the best in the.stale when j to flowers nnd nrettv th in g s Hut if ia « f„nt tt,„ * cm JT i M l"* w"‘ r “!,l0C!m ’t i d ‘ LET US TURN our thoughts to the Queen of Sheba, und other ap­ propriate topics. Prince Regent of Abyssinia, _ - or ^thMx z e b ra s , pre- gont!, for the Drench president, Unfortunately such creatures were ; ” °Kn,^ thJ0S “e'nn “s h ^ r a n ^ S j them jn Cagcs 0n camels’ backs These archaic presents; roaring lions, striped zebras, show that eastern kings arc far behind th lym es. A modem financial klng{ When it rains in a c the streets look ns if son planted a crop in th«v The army is using (uj horses nnd can tccur* a] .supply from Congress. Among the thing* gotten a t a picnic i* tt i rubbish ami put outthtl leaving. W ar clouds nre hove^ Europe, Asia and Africa,g silver lining to a war nover been found. Booze promises to be uj the presidential eiectioB,| will issue more cigar* I thing else. r* * W ant who is noted for the accuracy of | find out the aggregate of pcrsonnl his judgm ent nnd m rormation in preference for second choices like i _ national affairs, declares th at the Senaton Glass, John W. Davis, i » rare for the Democratic presi- Senator Ralston and Senator R o b -tJ duntinl nomination from now o n , inson.” IS will “look like a SlcAdoo proces-l The Spartanburg (S. C.) Herald " siun." Mr. Sullivan says 111 states says South Carolinn probably * are to hold their conventions o r ‘would go to Senntor Glnsa or Mr. ■ prinmriea in the next few w eeks' Davis, in tho event it is found im- J por-lu,“ to -nominate — !— *- M4 -*— nnd th at, out of the 12, ten will be possible Mr. x'~ McAdoo for McAdon, nnd will add about 125 It expresaes M r., « expresses n preference for Mr votes to the McAdoo strength in Davis vis us between these two «cana n -!;J the convention. These ndded to didates. “ We are not disposed, the -100 Mr. McAdoo now has will however,” says the Herald, “to j ® give hint alm ost a m ajority and wish Mr. McAdoo failure. The £ will mnke him by far the strongest position of strength he occupies j i candidate before the convention. today, after a bad Blump, is due ■ a.r. Sullivun says the rem ark­ to his own initiative and his o w n ; ** able "corn* hnak” which ■*--Mr*.. Me- campaign nnd qr^anizing abllj SJ «__• A- * Adoo has fitmde.to. .* the W est.and . fac t that the Underwood cam paign: unsuspected a few weeks ago and-; ■ in the South has been an nlmost j if ho stages a successful come back ■ utter failure have gTcntly encour- he should be able to stage n su e -1g aged the supporters of the fo rm e r. cessful campaign ag ain st Air.. Secretary of the Treusury. Still [ Coolidge/ Mr. Sulivan thinks tho opening Supporters of McAdoo in Flor­ fight in the convention will be be- ida are confident th a t ho will carry tween McAdoo and Smith and this tho state in the presidential p ri­ fight may result In the elimination mary by a large m ajority. A of bH h of them, thus making it groat many Florida Dem ocrats de­ necessary for the convention to en­ layed making up th eir minds un­ ter the secondary lists in order 1° til they could have th c opportunity find a nominee. Mr. Sullivan goes of suing how the connection of Meon to say: Adoo’s name with th e Doheny in­ "A t this moment some of tho terests affected his candidacy. They ablest leuders in the party are have been convinced by McAdoo’s making what is the most im portant successful race in many states t h a t ! element in the situation, namely, it has not injured him in the least; careful confidential canvasses of nnd they nre now supporting him. v.vo u i . iu k v io lWlan u iu u » « » « '........ ---- L- ... !_ r____ 1 1___ ____ _ h*-m is iouad hgre^avery-' doolyanbV^»Hl»^f' a ,c lim a te auclv •A h V F «-> y -j• K f e v ^ p a r k / a t T d everj* ^ f e ^ j > l A h_c. . ln^ lo-r’ _c*.rn*9--lionj or zebras, but a roll of one I p S d i n g T m TudKcW suspended I V00 8 h °H, t , b .e rn (lia ,)t in a,J th e b r ig h t co lo rs o f flo w er g a r - shouknnd dollar bills, "big enough dens. What is more beautiful than an abundance of vari-col- to choke n cow," as the race track ■entenec. We wonder why. -------- o - ■■ored flowers. What would bring more favorable comment tout puts it. K . We don't hear much about the from the winter visitors and what would do more to make ■lakefront boulevard. Whut has hap­ ABYSSINIA'S PRINCE. Ras this a tourist town than to have it known as a city of flowers. Taffari, still wears the title "King pened to this project? . ----- --------Sanford has a wonderful soil, suitable for growing flow­ of Kings” dating hack to King I t It too had Congress wasn’t ers. And flowers make beauty spots. The people of Sanford Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, brought up on a Vermont farm from whom he claims descent. That where it might huve learned the hnve it within their power to make this city one of the pret­ detail is let out in the Bible story, -.principles of economy. tiest places in the state. To do so they must specialize in but wc nil know that Solomon was — .o ......... growing flowers and plant them systematically and with care not particular about uxorious eth­ President Coolidge may loso the ics. You remember tho number of next election on account of his veto and then see that they are not neglected. his wives and other femalo asso­ of the bonus bill, but you can’t Perhaps it might not ue a had idea to develop rivalry ciates. Perhaps, the Queen of help admiring his courage. between various sections of the city in order to promote com­ Sheba forgot her early training, ---------o--------she raw Solomon's fine palpetition in flower growing. Perhaps if some prizes were when With political mud-slinging at nce .long beurd, nnd big family. Its prsent stage of perfection so awarded to the property owners having the prettiest flowers THE LANGLEY CASE Queens also, have been careless. : early In the year, what will the it might help. But however it is done, let it be done. Let The interesting historical fact is TAMPA TIMES J fall campaign be?—St. Augustine that Abyssinian King of Kings Sanford become known ns a city of flowers. Record. A Boncilla message. goes back fa r enough to make nil — tvNo more pitiable case has cv cr.fered . N ature was graciously kind (Cumpenn royalties seem mete The little girl down tho street k.>mo to public attention than that «t him in th at he was for u while mushroom upstairs. Modern roy­ ■ays ahe doesn't care whether her . , vu * * 1 rendered unconscious and unable alties and nobilities arc not an­ of. „ Congressman John W. Lunglcy,. ^ him ln thgt ho WJ18 for H while m an keeiis his hands on tho wheel COOLIDGE VETOES THE BONUS BILL cient. providing he keeps his foot on the of Kentucky, who is now under I and the prize he Had lost whether MIAMI BEACH TRIBUNE ifcVoW " historical accurate, ssy sigcnjcncc t.Wo’ yeurs *in a federal break. *----- 0f* *— * * ‘ ‘ or not he finally succeeds in hav-,. ing courts •set'aside the. vfctdlct J How arc you going to give .n, President Cylidgv ha* vetoed. \hj* Hied with the* errtateulated measures wnfen now stands a g a in st him. * bTr ^ V 1*'’ absenting anus'And; hate, “tax ' ‘reduction? Soldled1Bonus* IhsnramV- Bill.' f?«»7a> f t came from Congress. Many fn at flrsg established a settlement j,im*clf from tho capitol until his We tru st Mr. Langley will re­ * i t is wl what the president wants has done this because he does not other citizens will agree with the on the site of modem Nenice, liv- appen | hus been disposed of, in or- cover, not in order tTiut he may be to kno>Tlwhen ho thinks of vetoing believe the principle of the hill President th a t the principal of the ing out on tho dangerous marshes c)er jh at he inay not em barrass the sent to do service in prison, but so the tax 'iu t bill. makes for patriotism. It is in line | bonus is wrong, that it (daces n to escape the more dangerous law. ropUblican party, of which ho was th a t he may have abundant oppor­ also with his public economy policy ■money premium on patriotism , and m tit, .,,1,1. p t'K tm a i one o{ thc lender*, as well as to tunity to repent and a sure enough Between three and five thousand nnd the attem pt to keep down gov- that the real p e o p le who should TH E AGED GENIUS, and so- avoy being thrown out of his place show to come back when ho has 8hrin£r* are drifting into Sanford rrnmental expenditure. Whether j have the help are thoso soldiers cialist Anatole France, most wide- #8 a representative in congress, not___ the greatest greatest liv­ liv-1 tThe *.» form ali cliaxge --------- -----lj - i- turned from thc e rro r of his ways today from all part* of the stutc or not this bill will be curried o v e r, disabled in the war and who are ly praised,__if___ upon ... which and determined he will show his Let's give them 'such u good time I hi* heud. the country will apnreei-j still suffering from the baneful ef- ing writer, rejoices in the French he was convicted wus one of con­ friends nnd the world what a man election th a t overthrow Poincare. thot they never will quit talking !«te the logic of the President s | feet* of their Injuries. spiracy to violate tho prohibition can do. If he is to be spared only about Sanford's hospitality. | position. If he hud signed the bill Whatever may be our position Socialism will now dictate tho law. Tho a rt he committed was ' to fail in making to this, ------- — - -........ . _ i |juiiiy ranee ns policy of rF'rance as uit dictates that ♦iL_is ---- 1 _ effort * —do in the light of his frequently ex • j relative to these ® ’ ---------a--------*+ i*i m atters, we urc [ 0f* (jcrnianyt an,| various other Eu- the selling of his Influence as n 1then it would have been better had A pay-up week would square] pressed opinion relative to govern-[glad that -1 clad th at the President has shown i ropean n atjons. congressman In procuring the do-jho died when stricken, many old accounts without working mental economy nnd the hill its e lf.1that his administration has an ing of a wrong thing. I His experience and his collapse 'any hardship on anyone. The sam ejl'0 would have been accused widely edge to it and that he has a mind News comes th a t Mr. Langley is furnish even more m aterial for seYOU SEE MUCH of Its prog­ little old dollar when It has finally catering to the soldier vote in jof his own when it comes to being sick, seriously so, from nervous irious thought than does th a t of node tho ~ rounds may have paid a behalf of himself in the coming ’ an executive. He has been accused ress und strength reflected in these colapso with symptoms of a‘ slight " Governor McCray, who .bore . . . v up M|* hundred dollars’ worth of hills. convention. Doubtless many of jof n lack of decisiveness. This words of old Anatolo F’rance, con­ cercorat hemorrhage. The thing is through all his trials ___ and is now in cerning thc Socialist victory: those service men desiring the pas­ * ct’s try It and *cc how it works. veto however is decisive and re ­ enough to nuiko him sick. It is the A tlanta penitentiary, hidden " I wish, I hope, I foresee a fu­ sickening to those who have no sage of a Bonus Hill are dissatis- veals tho President1! consistency. -------- o--------from the world and so to be by the ture of peace* and concord, etc." When it comes to voting for part in It aave th a t of onlookers world forgotten. We wish. hope, then through ty judge you want a man with shamed by the sad plight of one Mr. Langley’s caw emphasizes tho eyes of hops we foresee. And who, according to a ju ry 's verdict, ural ability, experience nnd the fact th a t public officers haven't hope gives us courage that makes ength of character, regardless has burtcred awuy w hat men the legal or the moral rig h t to MY FAVORITE STORIES the “impossible” of yesterday the should hold dearest. how long he has lived in tho None cun sell their service to any but the By IRVIN 8. COBB reality of today. Minty. guess how much the m an has suf- public which has entrusted them. -------- o--------MORE IMPORTANT to France Forest fires are working havoc The train was en route from ; "Yep." than hoping, wishing or foreseeing ith the lumber industry. Cigar- Bangor to Portland. One of Maine's “W hat’s the holes f u r? " THE CONSUMER BENEFITS is the question, "W hat will extreme ttes thrown from automobiles, typical sons was stretched across “Air." . DAYTONA JOURNAL cocialiats do, now that they have fires left by careless woods- two seats in the day-coach, con-1 “What you need a ir fu r? " power?" You xnow that In Eu­ . and other thoughtless acts teniplating the rugged scenery. At I “So it can breathe." rope Socialism is not looked upon leave their imprint upon fu- a small station another malo No intelligent man today ques­ "So whut kin breathe?” generations. as It U here, where the average tions w h eth er-o r not advertising by talking to thousands and mil- j 5 boarded the couch. This passenger “W hat’s inside." -------- o man considers it an unimportant, pays. It must pay or the moat suc­ Ilona of people through the pag o sja had tho eager inquiring .eye and “Oh----- well; whut ia inside?” K. Thaw wus released the long prehensile nose of a c er­ dissatisfied, microscopic minority. cessful business men in America of newspapers at a very small fra c -' ■ “Mongoose." tion of a cqn per person, It can sell 5 the insane asylum and was tain well-defined sub-species of "W hat the heck ia a m ongooie?" Socialists constitute the most high- ~ould not spend millions upon mil­ tho article cheaper. *te!y arrested on a bench the genius Yankee, or which he was ly educated, well organised body lions of dollars in telling the pub­ "Slick anim al?” Many a company has changed i t for' assaulting Frederick a perfect specimen. of Germans, Socialists in France lic about the goods they sell. “No, furry." Its policy from selling through 3 l>, Jr., several years ago. It are thinkers, influential, highly As he slumped down alongside “Tame?" But docs it pay the consumer? agents direct by means of adver-.tt as if he stepped out of the the sprawling one, the newcomer educated scientific men. They rep­ is a question frequently asked. “Not very." tiling. And if thc rig h t kind o f* * ' rbfal frying pan into the 'pro- ■pied in the rack ubove th eir heads resent intellectual power In France, It certainly does. “Would it bito you?" advertising was used, these com- * il fire. 4i itout, smallish wooden box, heavas in many other countries. “In a minute." It pays the consumer by giving! panics have always been able to i |Ily corded, with uugur holes bored ai<4 their »kot- prices. " - 1--“Whut you want w ith a c ritte r I! mm him imormuvK inform ation about the mar-1 cut ig , newspaper 144 years old haa in the side* and ends of it. Speak­ like th at?" T H E 'M A IN HOPE of capital, chandUe he Is going to buy. If This Is but one of a great many ■ found among some old things ing in a gorgeous Down-East draw l and conservatism Is in dividing the. he knows m o n i The pestered traveler straig h ten ­ about the wayadn which advertising actually ■ attic of a New Yorker. It the inquisitive party put his ques­ ed up. enemy socialists like Isborites, will need, he can msk* tatt money cheapens the cost of thc article to g the date lino of October 11, tion: ^ ^ lndl a the consumer. “Well," he said, “I ’U tell you. ouarrel among themselves, in v .ria -1go The moral la: save your 'Nice day?" A mongoose ia an anim al th a t Uvea of Tbe Sanford Herald, “ Yep," said the other. on reptiles—snakes, lizards, togd*. Conservatism, __i.__s •- * *representing o r-; because i t Is the cheapest, and mos “Coin* fu r? ” be interesting relics to I ve got an uncle llvlnff In P o rt- I ganlzed capita], ke^pa peace in its efficient agency fo r selling goods I Contemporary Comment S 'P nd children. t | ranks, its motto. “ United We tkat baa ever been discovered. land. Fine man, raapEctad !■ . ut. ■■On! huh—liy8 there?I* j * 1, Divided W„ Fall Mrul and " * ................. o. vUltini In the United S ta tu j Intend to T all.’’ '^ m ’t g e t a n y entitled to vol ^iox un th e re ? ’ NCII 8QCIA USTS PUri t»i all rail I ■Tv.J vte # i • So far, the White Ha the only member of tin) official family to sUgt *1 back. Save Havi Thafs the Success Rule There Is Coming* A Time Wfien your Earning Capacity is much less thanI Present time—N^’v is the time to save—while jroai able. You will be surprised to see how fast yourSiri Account will grow with regular Systematic Saving the Seminole County Bank. ----- COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH U S MAKE THIS YOUR BANK Strength Service 4 per cent Interest Paid on Saving! uni : c a n d id a t e W IL L S P E A The following schedule has been arranged fori candidates to speak in Seminole County: Lake Mary, all day barbecue nnd basket picnic, 21th. Altamonte, Monday night. May 26th, at fn^hlIUTnt Ovcido, Thursday night, May 29lh, at school house. Sanford, Saturday night, May 31st, at Herald oW» All the night meetinga will start at 7;30. barbecue and basket picnic at Lake Mary are the1 pliments of the candidates and will be a free barbe The speaking will start at ten in the morning and I all day. If any other precincts wish meetings the r” will be announced later. R. J. HOLLY, Secretary, Democratic Executive Coo- SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE ITH I “MY BANK” I N\ hestablishing credit privileges it is natural 2 t Z \ T in g c r c a u P r iv ile g e s u « b u n k in g connections.8 “ D !id e r ‘ h ' ‘:u,“ om!r', bankVrnni1* ? nd 0 d eck in g account at thii to business stnnJf6 in Paying and a he,P in which rhBtan^ n*’ No dookt there are way* may be of ftae.iC^Un8el of officers ot this bank \ v w 918tance to you. poaitors whnPm°Ld ° l the numbei* of small •> x - • ’T'.-r ■■ r �V 'k THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1321. tin r o ia s S o c ia l S id e Mrs. Hill E ntertains n Evening Bridge Club I Tmo^inn+i^ Im agination PAGh * •■UAKC-OVEB"rot-tiya Radio Program j Smith’s Barber Sho] I have been trended the Im t f n r h o t i o r h u r h f l r W ilT i For MayX 21 ! 4 or 5 years with constipation ami l 0 F D e U “ r D a r D C r W U * J WSB— Atlanta Journal * (429) have tried everything under the n p v t V fllfip 7 H o t e l . I Mrs. W. C. Hill entertained 1V>:45 entertainment. sun, but could not And any relief! U C A l Y d lU V A . !Tuesday evening the members of * 1 WGR—ButTalo .(319) 4:30-5:30 unln I ant FOLEY CA TH A RTIC.. |h e Evening ^fowwrrrilsfe; 7^9 concert; 9:30 TATR.ET5T,"Stiff you can bet they! : W « ^ 8 f ^ " ^ ^ - ' W A L T E K W IG H T r^ i d ^ ’W f? 5 K ; or friends. one* 493-J. dance. are the pills," writes Robert E. 1 F re ed o m from Nerve r r e e m r a Votes of larkspur, rrses, daises CFCN—Calgnry ( 440) 10 artists. Smith. 17 N. Robert St., Luding,md other spring garden flowers WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) tnn, Mich. FOLEY CATHARTIC } ! « in i F re ed o m from D isease. made this spacious sun parlor gay 7-10 musical dance. TABLETS give qu*;k relief from Spinal A n aly s es Free. and attractive when the guests a r ­ WMAQ—Chicago News (147.5) !conftipation, alro act on tho liver, j rived to enjoy the piogressive 5 organ; 5:30 story; 6:30 north­ Especially comforting to stout per* j bridge. western U lecture; 7:30 American Jsons. Refuse substitutes. Adv. . r ii in o r n A r r o R * Mrs. Hubert Newman and Mr. Legion, . P a lm e r C r s d a s t o Floyd rainier held the higheit Wl)AP----- Chicago (3G0) 6-7:30 , scores and Mrs. Newman was pre­ Office U o a r a : concert ensemble, string quintet, “Cheapest in the long run yes, The annualjpltatf recital from -predation of the pveninn's e n te r sented wjth a beautiful tea pot and artists, orchestra. and in the short haul too, if you 9-11 A. S |.; t - S P . M. - pupilo or Mrs. Fannie Munson lit tainment by their hearty and earn- Mr. Palmer with n hand tome po.l.KYW—Chicago (o3G> 5:30 concert count SERVICE for anything. one of the pronphrlfed events of cat applause, " to S H o n i n g s , s s c e p t S a t u n l ayset knife. Wednesday. * G musical; 7:05 talks; 812:30 re- i QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, | Included nmong the many beau* Jeaartment of the Wo- commencement week.. ’• After cards n salad and ice n->oms 901-4*4 vue. 1C al 198. The program of Monday evening, tiful flowers received in the largo course was served. Jffl meet a t the clubF i r s t Nat. Bk. Bid*., Sanford. WLW—Cincinnati (309) 3 ennj-30 Wednesday a fte r- May 1!>, was attended by a largo hall bark of tho stage by the reelThe social hour was greatly e n - 1 ccrt; 7-8 concert. 3? members are requested and appreciative audionco and was! tal pupils, was a handsome basket joyed with this gracious little hos­ Nowa (47G) \\ FA A—Dallas in every detail n marked Success,'of red radiance roses, presented tess. Those enjoying the evening * 12:30-1 recital. »r -t; f Mrs. Munson in a feW words of to Mrs. Munson by the young were Mr. and Mrs Newman, M r.: arner Circle will inept SEWING MACHINES WCC—Davenport (434) 6:30 an.l Mrs. Hnushoider, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ * * pupils. krt Brnggs on Laurel appreciation fur tho splendid audi- lady's v t\ Portable Electric or Regular bedtime; 7 talk; 8 band. ence said, “The future music of 3-30 o’clock. The ushers who so ably assisted Floyd Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ family style. WWJ—Detroit News (517) 7:30 Baumel will entertain our nation depends on what the Mrs. Munson in seuting the guests mond Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene TERMS TO SUIT News orchestra; soprnnos; safety "at her home In honor young boys and girls of today are were Miss Gail Marshall. Miss Fan­ ItmimilUt, Mrs. DcCottes and Billy See W. II. McFarland or T. J. talk. Hill. Mary Zachary; Linen playing and listening to. And nie Reba Munson, Miss Zoe Mun­ Miller & Son. WCX—Detroit (517) 5 concert, PHONE 8 certainty the amount of encourage­ son, Miss Mild red II oily, shrddnroh ball scores; G concert. { Phone jay Exercises a t H igh ment revived, for what you have son, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Mary U T A S—Elgin (280) 7:30 “Oli­ litorium at 8:15 o’clock. been to our small band of perform­ Elizabeth Puleston, Miss Olive via;" 7:45-12 songs, orchestra. Association of Business ers each year and for so many Newman Miss Gene Maxwell, Miss CLAIR AND MORRIS1. WRAP—‘Fort Worth Star Tele­ ill hold their reg u lar years, wo appreciate and thank Velma Shipp, Miss Coral Stone, Chulnot" citizens are delighted (’leaning. Pressing and Dyeing. gram (47G) 7:30-8:30 concert; 9:30 the Hotel Phoenix a t you.” Miss Carnicia Barber, Miss Pau­ to have their fellow townsman, 10:45 orchestra. We are now fully equipped with >ck. The piano numbers were varied line Murihead, Miss Katherine Mr. J. E. Snyder, represent them KFKX—Hastings (341) rebroad-! New Steam Press and Delivery Tkor*d»y in interest and beautifully ren- Symrs. in the race for road commissioner easts—KDKA. truck. Give ua a trial. r»l Ncigbbora will n iret,d ercd , each selection merited indiFollowing is the program as ren­ in District Number 5. PWX—Havana (400) 7:30 gen­ ijonk Hml Thursday vidua! mention, points especially dered: Mr. Clifton Tribble, of Clermont, 110 Sanford Ave.-------- Ph. 327-J eral stall band. :3Qo’clock. pronounced were clean phrasing, 1. March from "Ruins of Ath­ Florida, visited his patents on* his WOS—Jefferson City (440.9) 8 FrH»y. good rhythm. Notable ease in ens," (Beethoven) — Sarah Will­ return from a business trip to address; 8:20 barn dance. ing eexrcises a t the Mi- and I. O O K IIt performance and intelligent ren­ iams, Mildred Hand, Helen White. Miami and vicinity. WDAF— Kansas City Star (411) tS.OOdown brlnxs go it 8:15 o'clock. Mesdnmes Morgan returned to dering showed technical ability, 2. Military March (Schubertfactory r e b u i l d 6-7 dun*art, rending, stpry, music;! Saturilky Wirhltn,* Kansas, a fter a pleasant typewrltsr. «l»7 11 ■15 Nighthnwks, ’olar will entertain his with understanding of the compos­ Taualgi— Emily liallcy. m .k r Uood as winter in Chuluota. 3. Contra Dance, No. 1 (Beeth­ WHH—Kansas City (111) 7-8 SOO PARK AVE. J j at a party a t tho ers 'intent. The Military March of new. Ask td e^e Sunday visitors in Chuluota in­ Schubert-Tauaig is particularly ex­ oven)—Elizabeth Whitner. ons. is parents, Dr. and Mrs. ’ This dress started out to be a donee. acting in technical equipment ami 4. Spinning Song "Flying cluded Mr. Wight, Mr. Dooley. Ml«s simple, strnightline frock, but the, KF1 —Lna" Angeles (469) 8:15 II. O.- POND reen4:30 and 6 o'clock, Mahoney, of Sanford; Mrs. Goodie People. IMik drtn’s Story H our a t tho endurance. Concluding the instru­ Dutchman" (W agner-Spindler)— Brown and Mrs. Bragg, of O'Stcen. designer couldn't help letting hs| stories, concert; 10 Evening Her­ Phone : » mental numbers was the Prelude Irm a Smith. 4 o’clock. Mr. and Msr. W. L. Seig were Imagination work when it came to j ald concert; 11 Examiner concert; LET NO MAN DECEIVE1 in C sharp minor which was ex­ 12 Hollywood community orches­ n. Juvenile Group (a) “In An pleasant callers Saturday. the girdle which is of wooden cellent in interpretation and musi­ Alabama Cabin” (Chan. Wakefield YOU, — LISTEN TO A jolly party of Chu'unta citi­ beads with a large uiiliroldered, tra; 1 a. m. orchestra. cianship. Cadman)—Julia Higgins. zens camped near the Sniff home on parrot in natural colors worked in j WHAM- Louisville Journal (400) AWU 'U A L ll L A l j iPAINTi\iiT i. AND IPRACTICAL Two little folk groups were (b) "Spinning Lay" <Goede- Stone Island part of last week. g a tulle outlined with the green, 7:30-9 talk, conceit. CKGII uMnttcnl (435) 7 itegie r — if y o u do y o u w il l greatly enjoyed,, these young peo­ Her)—Sara Maxwell. yellow-iuot ted ihot appear in the 6. Siltnrelle Caprice, (Lack)— Representing tho Peninsular Na­ ■collars i.ml •culTs are of white or* mental band, dance, orchestra. >to Orlando Tuesday af- ple played in marked precision, ex­ WT/AG—Minnoapolis-St. Paul USE NOTHING IIUT SUNClifford Shinholser. val Stores, of Jacksonville, Is tmi. The gown is of black, and the Mrs. Donald vSmith pression and clear tone. (111) G sport; 7:0 farm lectures; PROOF PAINT FOR YOUR A valuable addition to the eve­ 8. Concert Study, No. 4 (Leslie Spark3 Jone3, who was in Sanford embroidery. [j, C. Aycock. 9:15 business message; 10:45 ning’s recital were selections from Loth)—Lucille Mahoney. Tuesday. While here h > wns a HOMES. dance. 9. Q uartet "Uncle Sam’s Party, ’ guest of the Seminole Hotel. J eland Shrlrio Club will the voice pupils .of'M r*. Marian WGI— Med'ord Hillside (360) 5 (presented in Sim ford'on Dow Keneflck, director of music at fW estinun)—Roger Ford, Chas. Big Brother club; 5:30 talk, m usi-1 The guest ^f Mrs. W. A. Te.Tlet Stetson University. Mrs. Kene­ Henderson, Louis Rietta, Lloyd SOLD BY THE cai, song. for a few days is Mins Nltn Moore flck Has brought notable credit to Layton. WJZ—New York (155) 5 story; ill. Impromptu, Op. 28, No. 3 Mrs. Lefller s nciee, who is tin in­ the university from concert tours ando Shrine Club states over the state and her ability as (Hugo F.hcinhold)—Pearl Robson. structor nt the Cathedral School 5:20 talk; 5:30 ochoatrn; 5:45 talk; I have over 100 members G orchestra; 6:35 talk; 6:50 go11. Young Beys’ Group (a) Ty­ in Orlando. an Instructor. de Thursday morning. prnno; 7:05 talk; 8 orchestra. - j The obvious pleasure of the quar­ rolean Shepard Boy (Oesten)— WHN— New York (300) 5:30 Don't forget the Alumni Banqmi­ tet in singing and entertaining William Morrison; *b) Messenger singing; 5:35 orchestra; 6 operain Sanford, Tuesday, brought added enjoyment to n re­ of Spring (Spindler)—Emmet Fox; nt the Woman's Club Wednesday Now open—20 rooms $1.00 a tie; G.30 ;bnritone;‘ 7 orchestra' PHONE 303 [Joseph Dawson and Mrs. sponsive audience. Several en­ (c) 11 Desidcrio (H. Cram er)—II. May 28, nt 8 o'clock, and dan ring day. Light lunches, tc«sf 17:30 program ; 8 orchestra. \ ndixe, of Orlando. afterw ard nt the country club. cores were given. Charles Hen­ C, McMullen. WEAK—New York (102) 5*9 syMnil in your cards. 12. Waltz In A flat, Op. 34, No. WELAKA BLDG. NO. 3. cream, soft drinks. 'Always , nagogue, talk, music. to Kissimmee Tuesday derson, a Sanford young man, and 1 (Chopin)—Madeline Mallem. onen. Mrs. H. B. Turner, a graduate of the High School class W uR—Newark (405) 4.15 mus­ were Mra. W. H. TunRAILROAD AVE. 13. Wild Bird (Laurence)—Per­ of 1920, was one of “The Four" Hostess. ic; <5-9 talks, music, orchestra. ' Mrs. Ethel Strange. which added u very' personal Inter­ sia Burns. WAAM—Newark |285) 5-9:15 14. La Itagata Vcneziann musical. . the day jn Sanford on est to the singing numbers ren­ (Licszt)— Dorothy Ray WA AW—Omaha (300) 8 m ark­ ere Mr. and M rs. Wakc- dered. A**KT* AMI M .tniLITIi:*. 15— Papillons, (Lnvailcc)—Mar­ An outstanding number from the ets. neva. A u rl. * quartet w a s.th e "Image of the g aret Peters. fienernl a.Venl I ' mml. WOO—PhilaiMphin (509) 5:30 or­ ltJ. Tho Image of the Ro.ta JSl.S t >hi| sister. fra. McBride Rose,” with Mrs. Marian Dow Kcchestra; 7 concert; 9 dance. 0.1(1.00 tR eichardt)—Marian Bcnefick and . WD \R —Fhllnde[pWa (39,i)-5:30 Social ialendar MRS. MUNSON’S PIANO PUPILS GIVE AT HIGH SCHOOL DR. W. A. BRUNE SINGER Eclipse Lawn Mowers Ball Hardware Co. Chuluota vw 50 CENTS ATTENTION SHRINERS Home Cooked Dinners' PHOENIX HOTEL Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work — next Valdez Hotel. ersonals j Daily Fasijkn Note LAKEMARY LODGE SANFORD PAINT STORE ■ * Daily Fashion Note voice of m elloW .m sdous tone and to Eustis Wednesday sym pathetic quality and was most , and Mrs. W. A. Lefller appreciatively received.' Miss Keneflck added much to the iNita More. J success of the song numbers in her I Mrs. D. L. Thrasher left admirable accompaniments. [for an extended trip on The audience evidenced their apst. unre. , .— Sprrlal T*« Srhnnl lllslrlet. j i.:9 (.w WIP— Philndllphln (509) Ilslance cash In depositories ts.ooo.sa_. rnewll'velril (uses ................... . .. . orcheitrn; 5 talk. ((.OfO-Tt” f r;i'<h In iqstrlrl Tlonil Funds W F I--T’hllndeljihla (395) 1 ta lk ;' |l)liii.', 31.0 1S.0 9l I'ncnllfCted tnx>'s ................... .4:.'U) orchestra. * 179.1(9.00 KDKA—Pittahurgh (32G) 4:30 | T u n i nvttllutdi- a s s e t s i.t a is i rriics. concert; 5:30 children; 6-7 music. t».00*.(0 WCAE—Pittsburgh (492) 4:30 Tine rear mills 10.000.00 SOlUf-F. FROCKS FROM PARIS concert; 5:30 Sunshine girl; 5:4.5' H|l|.-I:ll T«s District. SPECIAL,NOTICE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB fe.'.turr; 6:30 musical. Sanford Tuesday a fte rThe little informal evening alTai } KGW—Portland (492) 10 B. I*. Slice In) tax district Imnds mitstnnd Mrs. Jack Adams and I (is. 000.00 line tliat are'grov. int o fast in |Hipul irit O. K. hind; II busness talk; 12 spi-cnii 1,370.00 All candidates favorably voted Mrs. A. P. Connelly was hostess They go to Illinois, lux district notes taking the plan* of the strictly form i dance. ’ will spend the summer. to the Duplicate Bridge Club, on upon to become members of tho 3370,371.00 function, arc causing ( .ira designer T olu) K FAR—Pullman (339) 10:30 Tuesday. Two tables of players Shrine a t tho ceremonial to be held to bring out a number id ciianilli * M i ll till. I'llOPKHTV. v ai . f i : u p f. T. Wheeler has left for lien 'ml. nrw frix'ks. ti.Mciii :'r^ ii_l!'c firs talks, readings, concert. (00.00 Ms., where she was called again enjoyed a scries of games. Thursday have been naked by com­ KPO—Sim Francisco (423) 9 wr­ IPtiii t Imusr* anil lots design picture!, rnrr:: ! on* ii hltiiih;, (•0.00 The guests of the club were Mrs. m ittee on arrangem ents to procure gelt ui Fiirnttiiri1on account of he critical orchid cr*'|>c lail!.*. Abcut the romi • cliM tin; it) Brudficld'* hind. 300.00 HcIiihiI m ip s r a ln s I k«r lather. DeCottes, Mrs. Thigpen, Mrs. Bar­ a white fez, th at as neophitea, they W K A Q — S a i l J uuii (360) G-d (380) 700.00 neck and down th? f.T-t i.i r. Ir:nd l (llhiT si'li.ml pro p erty niunlcipal hind. r ibroidcry dare i i ( 1! r rett and Mrs. Drummond. The club arc supposed to wear from Wedn­ Sprrlnl Ta« DUlrlels. her parents In Sanfntd 337.030.00 The skirt is cn'liri ■: !e.t an 1 WG Y—Schenectady (380) 4:30 Hcli'i'il Ionises ami lots 3f .(00.00 Arthur Matcher, of Miami, jnem ebrs present were Mrs. New­ esday noon until a fte r tho initia­ ting wtiMt i tt.i. licil to n I rr. i ’ St-lnoil f u r n i t u r e adventure story. The supply of red fez are 3,900.00 Pell.ml nppiirulus ptnown to her Sanford man, Mrs. Ibileaton and Mrs. Hous- tion. ■ I • oml: if pr^ferrr i’• • > Wash., (105) KFOA—Seattle, 3 .0 0 0 .0 0 running low, so please,-all who are Ulirarlc* holdcr. FROCKS EMPHASI7F.D BY i Miss Maurino Echols. i j * 7 yard Ictf. Mtdim'i. i '* 10:30 musicul. to he initiated purchase their red .... t 3*9,t&O.IIO 1 'a Throughout the pretty home of fez before Initiation. J5-lncIi materiel. Total .. -----FASHION effective Mrs. George HufT here Mrs. Connelly yellow nasturtiums Youihful r. d : , :! s r . N i m n c o c x n , The committee on arrangements noM», m t h iik k t a m » s ia k im i I’lWDi, Britton Crenshaw, of Or- wero used in decorating. M in e r i t i I.ATI03 » r itr.i'oitT o"W That the uvs of rrfpc de Chine are the triend r. •> I i r. ocha rrf; • iun f. i i n t : u _ s n i . j M i would also like to have all candi­ dro-c 1 pt t ‘ ' ! ’ ■id. Ai In. Crenshaw form erly Mrs. Decottes and Mrs, Drum­ dates to meet the committee on a r­ infinite U bcaulifully and conclusively (Min, um ’-aune I. fer u*,!n* a J |Sanford. mond received the high scores and rangem ents a t the Vuldcz Hotel at proved in the fir*t of the frocks pic­ cxcu'.e • tured here. It is a two-plere model, medallion, a jm. n !i cildcr) In 1 U « were each presented with beautiful 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. • r> the blouse having a hijvtund of em­ light side of the s’.irt. !'■ • Let ami 1 tho week end in San- sewing boskets. , ■eo - 91 £ V *3 broidery *nd bnnib of the tame,trim* sleeves are p ir r ! * Mr. and Mra. R. J . (UtA f u u r^ c o u rs e - luncheon W»»^ Arriving .Sunday - ami .staying m ihj.vn .the ticevts and about the X'. UtrUI. • Mtsii’Jnia.'. e n 4 J“a“^ i- v I daughter, -and1Mra: -olid 4 g ' ■m served and was perfect irrevcry de-1 over fo r tftc p/Hno recital n t the neck. Tbc skirt is interesting became it** (biech material. 36-i lig I Baird, of Jacksonville. r. cd s ' ■ fl tail. The yellow color motif was high school nuditorium Monday it it a model adapted to alight as well Firxt Modtl: I'i.-lorial Fnc'.-w i r 3 to Eustis Wednesday carried out in the table linen, tho night were Mrs. R. E. Baird, oi as stout figures. Medium sire require) No. 1904. Sire-, J t I i ■!. Mr Ilka < . 5 n3 A — Palntkn, sister of Mrs. W. J. Mor­ owl J6 lo 23 year.. I’r.. •* , cent! 4 yards 36-inch ctCjic. . J- 0. McNamara and (allies and place cards. <■430 00 ' 100.000.00 31.tot.so; _ _ # »!.((. rison, and Mrs. Ed Hummer, Jr., Second Mmielt Drr . Nu. fV. 2.715 31 __ SO “ 0 The plaids, which come in such color* 391.(31 33. 19M T: fn . Clarence Winn, of Sa33.000.00! ________ ( 33.fl00.00;’ 039 21131.(71.0 3r,.»9X.7li 3.7IS .3 H _______ and 1C t The Kathleen Mallory Circle of sister-in-law of Mrs.' Morrison. ful beauty (his season, arc idea! for the Sizes, J t to 4ft MU'la t Ga. I __soi.oo; lo.oooToo;^____ I w o.i^^ _____ _ __________ SB the B aptist Church held their reg- They were the guests of Mra. Mor-) second frock, in co^:-drc » style. It 1 20 years. Price, J 5 cent*. 30,000.0'!' l','|SI.31 ~ 57Tr65| __«03.00> •ill T* I3I.SSI I30.000.0U _________I _10.000.00!__ (97.77119^1 U * is trimmed with rever^collar and hip—------------ — --------I 2I.9T3.77; I.IO.eSI ng to Orlando Tuesday of- }u^ e meeting a t the home of Mra. rison while in Nanford. r t '.2.981 il.OOO.OQl 770.9*1 1*9.13 ■( • Roberts on Elm Avenue. A busi­ iiaad of plaid silk, outlined with braid. T>n1ir*A T h i n k W n iT lJ in ___ < MS.37' 13.0110.00 [ '(or pleasure ware ' Mrs. ISX.I3I t,OKI St Noble Howell, of the famous There arc Inserted (sxl.cls in both the * O H C e 1 nl11 a l O^oTo — I M i L o Y 5*5^000.00 _ S I . O il*.J3l_*.49i t l |_ « U 3 .o f l ,S3.0U0.00 _ S j 4 7 5 . » l jU .0 0 0 .0 0 ! ll.S ll.« 4 |» J ,1*1,1*: and Miss M argaret ness meeting was held which was ’Howell and Jenks cafe of Jackson­ skirt and blou-c. h.edium size r«|uhm ]y ia y J - J a v e K lI lC C l M a i l very profitable as well as interest­ ‘---- ||t7lHIIIT OK S(:||Onl. FlXDM BKMI\Ot.R TOCSTV. FOR TIHO'ing. On account of the chairman, ville, will arrive Wednesday to have JV* yard* 42-imh plaid,I* wi* a fo y*«u MIOII KXIIIMJ I) at'KMIllTH SI. I9XS. WBZ—Springfield (337 ) 4 con-, plain silk and 5 yards of braid. T h e f u l l o w l n n r e p o r t of t h e r e r e l*t» anil il ls li u r s e n i c n ls of I h s fng to Daytona Beach for Mrs. Jane Smith, leaving town for charge of the lunch that will he of First ORLANDO, May 2d.—Police are Model: Pictorial Review Blouse e n il ln * D e c e m b e r 31, 1913. W 5:30 bedtime; 5:40 " 'uf ic,:1 F in n 's nf H em ln i.U C o u n » t,,r visit to F ather Peck a month, Mrs. Lyles was appoint­ served Thursday noon to all Shrin- No. 1877: Sizes. J t to tft inches hu»t. today centering n search for n w i- cert; n res m i't a m o u n t nf w a r r a n s n n t , l a n < i l n < am i a s t a t s m a n l 0-30 “Ye Old New England Choir; | tthh ee Ea s-ilu ers an dtheir families ut tho ur­ ed to take her plsce while she was e t s a m i lla h ll tt le s . a n .l t h e v i l u e o f Hi hm .l p r o p e r t y P ( l b * i [ Scott. Mr. Scott will rePrice, J3 cents. Skirt No. 1891. Size*. mnn believed to have entered the D summary of M. E. church; 9.JO Hem In os te away. There wero twelve present; ine ry. lower floor. C o u n t y n» r e p o r t e d o n th > l i s t d a y « f D e c e m b e r. 1913. Mr. | sin ford Friday, J8j j to 56! j Inchcz hqi mea.ture, JS faif w| th Henry Attenm. l* U T ,t\ II lartl.........................................-----------------------------lit Full IIf IlljsIfUCtliin niul the H u |ir r-tn u n d e—n t* of F a a I Mrs. Rockey, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. ---- 7— „ , . . i" > * ,0 3t,;j ‘‘,cnM n,p JJ fair grounds with Henry Inairui'tlun. heil un i » r tin? pruvlsluiia «f C h a p te r ■linn, la hereby hareby publU p i ............. Savage, Mrs. Lyles, Mrs. King, K S D -S t. Voul" Po9t D‘‘ pat,c,h ! burning from A tlanta, few 'houra T u e id ij w“ re° M rf^nd j " w d Male!: Dress No 1840. of Formosa, a suburb, who was (54G) 8 music department public Acta of .......... loll. Laws «f- Florida. Mrs. Tolar, Mrs. Stanley, Mri. FltNUST AMOS. F* ha* been attending to Mrs Paul F. Karst, of St. T eters-1Sizes, J4 to 48 inches bust. I iireu4S found dead Sunday with a bullet ai'kool*. L'omplrullai , ... I lor the past two or threo W alker, Mrs. Brotherson, Mrs. burg. Mr. and Mrs. Karst are o n ; cents., OKAKHAll n MODI. F I ND. [wound. Resident* near the fair WF.C—Washington (409) 5 chil­ Steele, Mrs. William*, and Mrs. |m n k McNeilL their way back from Atlanta where) ------- —— ----- -. (grounds report seeing the mnn en- dren; 5:15 Smithsonian Institute* D ip o a llu ry lialmu't*. J u ly I, 1*13.... . Roberts. WCAP—Washington (469) 6:30 o n tsiik n illiu w a r r a n t s J u ly I. 1913.... they have been on a three week*’ , J a p a n L x t C n d B L E W S tur Lha park curly in the evening Mg the piano recital a t n ______ 'accompanied by the woman, acconl- 8:15 National Elec. Light Asa n; Leaving Sanford, Thursday, to vj,i^ Nat bill unfit ................................... i T u m SJ <Khool auditorium. Monday 8:15-9 community concert. Dither •pend the sum m er with her father Il* n - i>vl« fur I I I Muntkai Mrs. Lawton and party, Miss Helen Bardin who has been 0.9(1.99 F r o m Tux Collector, ta x e s and. mother, Mr. and Mrs. Philip 'from Oviedo. M1.00 F r o m Tax. Cnlloctar, p u l l s . ................. TOKIO, May 21. — To knit Bach, of Lpng Island, is Miss Eva visiting her sister in Sanford for 1.901.71 F ro m C um piruller. reduniptluna the past two or three days retu rn ­ Bach. Miss Bach has been spendJapanese Saghallen more closely to 1.311.13 F ro m Ciim plruller. I list•• tax. _. Tuesday was Dan U. ed to her home in Live Oak. Miss 1'roro i'u m p lru lla r. h m llli-H u itb rs ,•* J *ck«onviHv wharwiU tho roat of the empire, the cabinet 780.0i> Bardin expressed herself as being That'* what tb** Herald F u n d .. ... ........... ........ ... ..... . ....... ‘I*™1 days here as the has decided to put into force there F ru m County Ju d g e . bunUotc Keendelighted with Sanford and hopes W ant Ads aro—cold facts— i » i i 4ohn Brady. - i ; (VC iso 75 NEW YORK. May 2L - S to c k IttfS several laws v hich heretofore have . * *, > * y I about things th at are nlanr . T T 5 : McNamara is to return soon. lo.uou.uii 44 Kr«»m flunk#, lot*nKs..„«— ..... prices crumbled sharply a t tho *g v* ned for your good. They . . ifi,uo.H e Winn, of Savannah. FrQRl ll.Ulka, l u u r i a t ...........—. not applied to this northern posses­ * ,ov" from DcLand Mon- M rs.' CU: opening of today’s stock m arket Fred O. Eberhardt, with the .are plain statumenU that stoppir over jaw ..W in n is stopping ‘ to take part In <He iS d h q sion. 'Those inciudo the conscrip­ M ukltia b a la n r u ------.r ....... .... will help you get what you under an avalanche of selling or­ Sapfcrd on a return trip from WiUlte-Southeast company, from Mrs. Marian K e n d h k der* undoubtedly |n»P‘red by the D U liu r-rix rn la f a r S l l N a u lb s i tion law, which will make inhab­ Jacksonville, ia spending a while arc after in business, home V “ Ughter, Mias Louise Ken- Clearw ater, Tampa and St- Peters­ Jn Sanford a guest of the Valdez imwage of the soldier bonus bill t lx p « n 1t d fur HfhMilf— itants of Saghallen liable to ser­ or recreation. burg, where she has been visitng 113.331.30 H ilarlua o f le ac hera. *.i.„— over JTesident Coolidges veto* In ­ flotel and with him is C. R. Hob­ vice in the arm y, the nationality 1.373.00 ‘rriu iapurtatluii of p u p i l s .......— . Read these cold facta ev­ dustrial favorites broke one to six friends. E x p e n se s nf A U m ln U iratiu n — son, of Connellsville, Pa. ery day and soon it will points on firzt sales. ___ law and the cenauu registration received from Leesl.XtO.IU S ala ry of N upcrlntendenf ..... Recorder of Morroco Temple of stride you f^rrlblv tb** i v r Ulvm a n d m l l s s g a uf m e m ­ , Jr* Shrinera of Sanford Returning to Sanfurd Wednes- law, all calculated to insure the co­ 133.10 Jacksonville, W. T. Smart, will a r­ there is something you are bers of Uuurd that the Shrine Clujb o f SERVICE: T hat’s our middle day ia Mias Slina Howard, daugh­ hesion of the empire and to in­ *71.93 Co.Tinilasiuns uf collector^....... . 3tip missing. That Is toe nu . 'Jrou;d arrive 50 strong rive In Sanford by boat Wednesday. ter of Mr. anil Mrs. B. A. How­ crease the co n -r.' of th j central name. In doing business w ith tw. tn c iiU n ta ls fur Imard a n d s u p e r ­ Mr. S m art will be w<^l remembered the Herald W ants can at“esd one in the bunch. <19.(1 in te n d e n t ............ — ... you not only gel value received, in Sanford as he is a former resi­ ard. Mias Howard is in her jun­ government. ford you. 3i,;o P r l n t l t u n u a n c ta l statement H i you get 8 Bit VICK along with The southern half of Saghallen, ior year a t Queen's College, Char­ 33.13 . dent of this place and has a host F r ln t ln a .......... — ™........Get accustomed to doing ^fdnesday is Noble Inft QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ 3(.0O F.xpensra nf e x a m i n a t i o n . ^ . .... ... ------ *------ which became a Japanese posses­ things bv the Ilorald W ant FER, Rhone 498._________ °°* of the officers of the of friends here. Mr. Sm art will be lotte, N. C. sion as a result of the Ruitso-Jao1^0.00 . ■ In te re s t . .................. i accompanied by Mrs. Smart, •Ad method and you will *«mple, who comes to H ill 11 h • 11UKties a g r i c u l t u r e Motoring to Sanford Monday anese W ar, has made remarkable V - ; ,»r find them profitable, ever, ,* ,* n'V1gements for tho I.OiO.OU te a c h e r --------------------------IT DRIVES OCT WORBIS A rriving Thursday for. the Shrine n ight to take p art on the program progress in the develoomcnt of ad­ in the most trivial m atters. Tinir w a r r a n t tnt. a n d alnktiiir the initiation. The surest sign of worm s in Ceremonial U Noble Lewis Kalb- and assisting in the piano recita ministrative organs and communi. .1 ..*■1’ Turn th« cold facta of the e, according to Tokio offichildren Is palcneaa. lack of interwere Roger Roger Fi Ford. Louis Rietta and usee A tto rn e y fur b u a r u : -----......... . fam ily, pf PaUtka. Mr. were and the tim e Is considered Ilorald W ants into gold in la m anager of the theater Lloyd_ Layton, of Stetson Univerpopualtory b a l a n c e Dsc. * 1. » * » lo adm inister th a t territory a«! your pocket. Georgia Mobley. 18. Prelude in C sharp minor (Rnchimaninoif)—Charlotte Smith. 19. Arin, Ah! Nelln Calma from Romeo c t Juliette (Gounod)—Per­ sia Burns. ,tlr _ To Cover Saghalien fnTST poKe. COLD FACTS 8 Many Selling Orders Break Stock Market 8 J**! • f W '*»‘s r e a p 'T ' . s « .i—Jliaea �V /•SI V*' m \}} ** ‘«73r?; irr rr>m v-* •■ v PAGE! StJt v f "j p - i ; '.A »’ • ¥ ik ~ vi f s ■'■— -~j '. ■■ *- ■ T n w r^ iT T ^ m j^ '4l0WThe>'stand B E A T DAYTONA Hammers *T hretr frlfan? Hurlers For A 12 to 3 Score j H? ' r ,4* I. JL :J f i Oasis Of Sanford, Florida—No bles Judge World of Sport tv u TOE HANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JrtAY 21, 1924V *tw* + *«*rw*3WfatS,/jmiin.i.i Sax1: For r . of bonded indebted^, by the Chortfer of tfc,, 1 ford, Florida. This issue Of hr*.!. Yourselves s Ta’-; 71 * cSTRifttfldiecfe forj of the amount of tk, sold. Bids may b« submitt^ tentative as to ralt J j bonds are to bear, U* , bid lo be based on a r*t»J est less than 1 Amounts hid for S1y ■ be stated in dollars uvL The right to reject tkl bids is reserved. ” Proposals should be i Forrest laike, 5j. o. J. Marshall, as the alon of the City 0f Ida, and as cx-offci* tecs of the City o f < Ida, a t Hanford Florid* Witness our hands Ut Commission of the Gt|3 fprd, F loridn, and asex^u Trustees of the City aH Florida, and the seal this 12th day of May.A.1 FORREST | (Soul) S. 0. CHJ C. J. j]/ As thu City CommL City of Sanford, Eo cx-ofTicio Rond Tnntnj City of Sanford. Fieri A ttest: L R. PHILIPS, City Clerk of the City rfj Florida. W. L. Pet. Club PITTSBURGH, Pa.. May 21. — j 25 12 Lakeland 22 18 .579 Pittsburgh hammered three Giant i Tam pa llu rlrr In Eighth nnd Saints Orlando III ... 21 18 .538 pitchers for 17 hits Tuesday, the Ht. Petersburg .Win 9 to 5 Count: Orlando .500 lit Bradentown 19 and Lakeland Split Dou/ . .10 •J*J .421 Pirates winning the second s tra ig h t1 !Tampa rf Lie Header. 1 game from New York, 12 to ’}. 1 10 27 .270 Daytona / I ! Eight of the Pittsburgh hits were BRADENTOWN. May 21.—Save A meriran i.rague. m .. for extra bases, Grimm lead in g ; for Sammy Johnson** counter in W. L. Pet. d u ll the attack with two doubles and 1 the third when he walked nnd scor- | New Yurk 10 9 .810 n> 18 .690 t two singles. 1Boston & 15 11 .577 Score by innings: ;lc the frame with Daytona her? 1st. Louis <! 11 13 .520 New York 100 002 000— .’I II " j Detroit 12 13 . 180 ■on,-eighteen year old phonom, 1(Jeveiumi 1*2 15 .111 Pittsburgh 100 222 I tx —12 17 II ldlchcd the game of his life when Washington 14 .440 \ Dean. Mann, Jmitutid and Sny.......11 t)hicago ............ no shut out the visitors one to noth­ 8 18 .808 *der; Mendows and Gooch. Philnilel|)hia ing. The battle was between Rcil and Johnson and both pitched ex­ National League. Chicago 7. Philadelphia 5. cellent ball. 1VI. W. Cluli ;, Score by innings: CHICAGO. May 21.—Vic Keen 18 11 .593 Ciucinimli Score by innings: 18 14 .fill'* held the Phillies to five hits Tues­ Daytona ........ 000 000 000—0 .1 O Chicago 13 .552 day and the Cubs won by 7 to 5 . 1 10 New Ynrk Bradentown .... 001 000 000—1 C 1 11 11 .500 All the hits made off Keen were for ' If Reil and Games; H. Johnson and Brooklyn 12 12 .500 vxtru liases nnd .our of them were I Il'ISton .... • ■f .Cashion, 1 1 15 .1x3 Pittslnirgli 11 18 . 107 in the firs’: three innings, a f t e r 1 Ht. l.oui* •{;' Tampa R, St. Petersburg U. 9 15 M i *i which Mokun. who hit a homer in ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. May Philndelphin the ninth was the only visitor to .21.—Ilcey Sadler weakened in the teach first base. Hand hit a homer League. Soul hern eighth inning Tuesday, giving the in the first and Walker in the third. W. IVt. L. Clllli Saints six hits which netted them Score by innings: 23 10 .697 flvo runs, winning from the Smok- Memphis . Philadelphia 102 000 001— 1 5 1 in ,8.rirt 10 Atlanta , era, 0 to b. George Genescy, new io n '000 I2x—7 11 0 in 11 Jt i*i Chicago jj£ hurlier obtained by option from the j\’ew Orleans Gln/.ner. Betts and llenline; Keen . IK 15 .515 ® Rochester.club of the International Mobile 18 17 .485 and Hartnett. League, proved somewhat of a 11/.- Birmingham 15 18 . 181 xlo and was pulled in the last of NiuhvHle 10 19 .315 . the aixth a fte r allowing eight bits. Little Rock Chatlnmniga M 27 .229 Hernandez finished the game. Score by innings: Tam pa ____ 201 010 010—5 10 l NASHVILLE, May 21. — With • S a in ts ........... 200 1)02 n'tx—9 Id o . Bishop Warren A. Candler, of At* Sadler and Phipps; Genescy. Hernandez and Moore. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May i junta, presiding and ull fourteen the active of the col* First Game. 21.—Chattanooga took an erratic of -............ ........ members game from A tlanta Tuesday t i y n ’b'ge present, the Bishops of the E Orlando 2, Lakeland Is. ORLANDO. May 21, — As was 6. The Chattanooga batsmen hit* i Sxautht’rji Methodist Lhurin contha cose in the Monday appearance ting behind A tlanta's errors. Score: ! v,'i>ed here today to take up the .101 001 001 -6 10 r. inill »( a-|»ocinl session of the gen?, the Highlanders were on, a hitting Atlanta ram page for two hours after the t ’hattanooga 102 022 Ulx—9 10 .’! m il conference to consider the opening of the first limit. During McLaughlin. Nielmus, Schwart/, m attr o funification with the. Nor­ We have a client wiwi : this time they nicked Ihe delivery and Haworth, Brock; Sedgwick and thern Methodist Episcopal Church. of Charley Pfeiffer sixteen safe Uuniunaker. of the neatest little bu KING GEORGE LIKES JOKES f, times and had lambasted Gossett ented on n northwest cornet] for an aggregate five,during the LITTLE R 0T k7 Ark.. May 21. the best residential scetkai LONDON, May 20.—"Well, Mr. ’filial two sessions, Roberts struck a lit III New Or y Score by innings: leans batters Tuesday but loose M orm on, have you brought your ford who is willing to all*| Lakeland . 11R 005 350 18 21 | j fielding behind him gave victory to fireman’s helmet with you 7” said for larger home. Orinndu . 000 002 00O - 2 7 J ' Hollingsworth, whd also pitched a King George with a twinkle in his filErhnnlt and N am e; Pfeiffer, good game, keeping Traveler hits eye to R. C. Morrison. Labor M. WHEN YOU SKK ITTOC^ t* Gossett and Francis, scattered. The Pelicans wort 4 to P. for North Tottenham, when he AGREE ITS A DAI attended a court.function recently. Second (lathe. 1. S c o r e : Morrison tells this story against Orlando II, l.akeland 9. New Orleans 000 002 101— t ft From vari.ous angles the Little Rock 001 000 000 I 0 'I himself and also the reason for the second game, which result­ Hollingsworth and lh.wic; Unb­ king’s jocular remark. It appears Moi rison in a recent speech said ed in a 11 to !> Bulldog win, was elts and Smith. that if he had known what gor­ ft corking good exhibition. In the geous dresses and uniforms were ilrct place there were a number of to he worn at the Speaker’s levee, . unusual plays uiul the umpire’s de­ he would have borrowed a fire­ cisions In each instance seemingly .1 . ... ' *’l •■"1 1 ’ l*» ‘f * '*#*t man's hlniet. ; cousnkjyurp jliM-oiufari lit »K* Lake T ’i *. Jr |( Sir, Hr m‘| rT-i’i **/* | f , ' | if land ranks and in Cot'll ease the. *-*»V "h fl*n» f f *J •xS"**. - - c ' -* ST. A U G USTINE, . Mpy 2.1 . • • . __ I , I-O f*;e>,*j* .decisions were in fuvitf* of the MidlGovernor Hardee; who tirr)n*)f- tti fh*•'CIrrir11 CmirtW -lbeeerkoftT 1 *>s*^? J 1 t here yesterday tar-m kr p a ^ -b , ■ -JudicTal Hrci.lf of Florida,'Tri \ bcorr bv innings: INCORPORATED 1 Lakeland 10’. 002*03 — ft 0 .1 exercises m arking the dedication nnd fur Semimile ( mmfy. v Orlando . ion UlO tr. ! 1 I | f, of tlu* rcstorofl fttnto aixvnnl, ri*Rooms 515-311 IS T — X »-»o — • today and ami was the i*’•*>' of Sunforil, Florida,) Luther, Learn nnd Smith; (y>s- niaiiird over tO’lay • First Nat’l Bk Hfc guest of honor at the luncheon a municipal enrporn-) sutt, Fergus and Hunter; given by the local Kiwanis Club, timi, by and through) Sanford Forrest Luke, S. 0.) Chase, ami J. Mnr-) shall, comprising the) City Commission of) rest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. to mature July 1st, 1934. WALLA WALLA. Wash,, May J. Marshall, ns the City Commls- .................................... ............. LONDON, ! 2L—The 31.—The rmanotie history of the thi *•' nunr.v, May .»mj 21. -i. - Sir ^ ir Edward r.nwuru , o a ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ o a ia itin the city of.Sanford,) Marshall, as the City Commission Bonds numbered from 51 to 55, sion of the City of Sanford, H or_ . __________ _____ __ • Pacific northwest, from the ail vent ,,lV. *?V“n *" w.b«ni ChanFlorida, ) Citation: of the City of Hanford, Florida, i of the U w is and Clark explnra- cel,or ,von U«lhmann llolweg is to m ature July 1st, 1935. vs. ) reputi to have ch a ra c te riz e the against the State of Florida, ex rel, + tlon nartv 1HOT to i» the building bolbli..,, renute-il party in In 180.') Bonds numbered from 50 to 00, State of Florida, ex r c l „ ) George A. DeCottes, praying for tecs of the City of Sanford, F lo r-' of the first western railroad in Itclglnn neutrality treaty ato mature July 1st, 1930, "scrap of paper.” died at his I h I iiii .... „ - . Tho Sportsm an’s Store 187C, will he leenaeted in a huge George A. DeCottes,) the validation of certain bonds of Ida, at the City Hall nt Sanford, r ' Bonds numbered from 01 tu G5, Florida, ' community d/unia here May 28 and .here today. S tate Attorney for) for the purchase of S tr e e t' Everything for the Sportsman. 117 P*r*1 the City( of Snnford, Florida, in the 29. to mature July 1st, 1937. the Seventh Judicial) sum of Seventy-two Thousand Improvement Bonds of the City of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a H D a a a H a a H u a B ia iB B a B iB a B a a iiia a a il 7 "llow the West Was Won" 1st Bonds numbered from 00 to 70, Sanford, Florida, said bonds being <^rciiit of the State of) IS72.000.00) Dollars, fully described Uio title of the pioneer p a g e a n t , i in said petition, authorized by u t<) mature July 1st, 1938, general obligations of said City, 'L a s t'y e a r It nttrccted an attend-! Florida. ) Bonds numbered from 71 to 72j in thy sum pf Seventy-two Thou­ unto of .’tO.OOO. This year, with a __ __ certian resolution duly adopted by To the Citizens and Tax Payers of ,. riwt 0f JJ200, an even more amidWASHINGTON. May 21. Upon the City Commission of the City R* m ature July 1st, lli39. sand (172,000.00) Dollars, author­ the City of Sanford, Florida: toms,production has been planned.’authority from former Attorney of Sanford, Florida, on the 28th and, ized by a resolution of the City Whereas, a petition was filed In r The pageant is entirely a com-j General Daugherty, o r d e r s given Whereas, It appears from said Commission of the City of Sanford, n#u, k *,1;’ J';*1*1 'rsidents liy Jess Smith, hid frlcmi and cofii- the above entitled cause on this iluy of Apjjyl, A. D. 1924, enti­ H R ,'!t !va * Walla tic patiion, were obeyed by the bureau 11th day of May, A. I>. 1024, by tled: petition filed as aforesaid, that all j Florida, duly odopted on the 28th 2,---- Walla — "" Valley » * "/ ami HWipaninn, ................... ............................................. neighlMiring ."la te.* of Oregon and o flhvestigatlon departm ent. Jus- the City Commission of the City steps taken in connection with t h e ,d#y 0f AnrU, A. D. JL92.L puxwiant. "A Resolution Providing for an * w UUn C,i1,V.tInxtf- Th,‘ »'•'»«•'* J* Raib y. former acti.e- 1'T ' ........ “ ,r Issuance of-sakfcbonds-hy-tbc City’ to c r i a p f c / 7.'amf cG aptcr , Issue oP Bonds by - Lhe City o f San­ op H00 .adult«lM .nxU^,4hM--ja,1o h K , trsVifiwh tmlay- '.Iw;f5r0'' -tM‘Mortdax a municipal mun 1____ I_____ __ m a Ml t I J u t * J # f t t t P c o n f * fsenitti* PaujjfHTiy committee*. ^corporation, by and through For- ford, Florida, in the Sum of Sev­ of Sanford, Florida, have been reg­ Laws of Florida, 1923. Said bonds ..is, a band adn an orchestra. | ______________ ________ _____________________________ ular in every respect, and in strict to bear interest a t the rate of six enty-two Thousand Dollars, the r_ meordit I ~7 . o f persons In III IhtHU- cast U tai arc ill l* conformity with law, and that all pe rcent. per annum, and arc to be Proceeds Derived from the Sale - descendants of the pioneers who re dated January 1st, 1924, interest Therdof to he Used to Partially a its, conditions and things rc. , *nact*’,l the original drama. quired by law to exist, happen a n d ! payable semi-annually on January , - . The(pageant opens with the comFinance the Proportionate Part of i Inst of,the Lewis anil Clark party, be performed, precedent to and in first and July first, of each year, the Cost of Certain Street Im­ (Tv foHo^Wl closely by the Mud son’s V L < - HAVC3 3 o M t s O P T H C *3 o o P. the issuance of said bonds, have both principal and interest being provement i Assessed Against f Company fur traders and the •'2SC5MP " D g - i s r * S C /H A 3 / 1 3 S / Property Abutting said Street Im­ existed, have happened and have payable at The Chase National Murcjus Whitman missionary pnrS o m c ^ y c o b je -o provements; Prescribing the Form been performed in regular and due Bank, in the City of New York, time, form and manner, as re­ S tate of New York, snid bonds be­ L ha.grcat wagon train ><f 18U and Conditions of snid Bonds to bo with its hundreds of emigrants who quired by law. ing of the denomination of One so Issued and Providing for a Sink­ decided the ownership of the Pn* Thousand (51000.00) Dollars each, Now, therefore, in pursuance of ing Fund for the Payment of Clflu northwest in favor of the Un-1 35c to 60c fine an order of the Court herein made, and m aturing as follows: i Red States, will he shown, and the ^ Principal and Interest of said Bonds numbered from 1 to 5, to notice is hereby given th a t the cit­ v Whitman massacre of November 29 Bonds." ; and 30, 1847, will be presented in izens and tax payers of the City m ature July 1st, 1925. and to be issued pursuant to cersymbolism by 40ti dancers. The Bond* numbered from fi to 10, to of Sanford, Florida, are by said Jrcnf. Council of IH.r».') will be de-1 tain orders and resolutions of the m ature July 1st, 1928. order required to be and appear pkt*»l by 250 Indians. City Commission of the City of before the Circuit Court of tho Bonds numbered from 11 to 15, Sanford, Florida, duly had and Seventh Judicial Circuit of the to mature July 1st, 1927. adopted, said bonds to be of the Black State o fFlorida, on the 3rd day Bonds numberc dfrom 18 to 20, denomination of One Thousand to mature July 1st, 1928. of June, A. D. 1924, a t the hour of (41000.00) Dollars each, bearing — r \W V Bonds numbered from 21 to 25, interest a t the rate of six per cen­ ten o’clock a. m., a t Sanford, in OSAKAtJ Japan. May 21.—Fears • Brown B t-American iiiilueme may close | tum per annum, interest payable the County of Seminole and State to mature July 1st, 1929. Bonds numbered from 28 to 30, "S?*»ese ,l*n»,*r*Rt» the doors of * semi-annually, on the first days of of Florida, then and there to show to mature July 1st, 1930. ▼* Amyicm, at pre^nit offeritj^ cause, if any they have, why said Jan u ary and July of each year, White m u^ Juijicful outlet for Japan’* Bonds numbered from 31 to 35, bonds should not be validated and said bonds to be dated January 1st, „jdus population, are expressed to mature July 1st, 1931. 1024, and to be numbered consec- conflemed. 1 * toriul al’*-*arinK in the -_ Z T — ^ fS $ Bond* numbered from 38 to 40 1 m» AsahL the newspaper with W itness my hand and the seal of utlvely from 1 to 72, both numbers For Women and Children to mature July 1st, 1032. wrgeat circulation, in Japan, tfi<? Circuit Court of the Seventh ' inclusive, and to m ature serially in editorial deals a t length witli Bonds numbered from 41 to 45 j Judicial Circuit of the S tate of tho following manner, to-wit: in a problems of population, to mature July 1st, 1933. With Purchase of any Pair of Shoes s 4,t "uPP*y *nd emigration. Bonds numbered from 1 to 5, to Florida, in and for the County of Bonds numbered from 48 to 50 Seminole, on this the 13th day of We canrtot be sure that we shall m ature July l i t , 1025. to mature July 1st, 1931. g* perm itted to strul emigrants Bring the Children Bonds numbered fyom 0 to 10, to May, A, D. 1924. tyen to Brazil and Peru without Bonds numbered from 51 * '** '--f* i-i E. A. DOUGLASS. m ature July 1st, 1020. nolestation ' ..ays the Asahi, a fte r to mature July i 8t, iw s ! 1 to 5 '*! !qiork of the Circuit Court of the (•falling the restrictions imposed Bonds numbered from II to IB, O a C K H e n c « . A N O H /tv e ; A G H A I ^ * » numbered from 5« to 60 1 W J*P«ne*e migration by the UnitSeventh Judicial Circuit of Fla. to Bond* to m ature July 1st, 1027. l • W A vr T o K N O is) K/HAT C o l nC T O mature July 1st, 193,}. - *, IIR a te a and the British Empire. Bonds numbered from 10 to 20, G. W. SPENCER, Jr.. T A K I N G A L - L - MY O R D O d Bonds numbered from fll t, « • _ Japan a population is increasing Wants to Meat Them a t . Attorney for Petitioner. t° mature Julv l,t. 1028. a w i n ‘ l« .r to mature July 1st, 1937. * ®®»| 600,000 a year. If = — j ~ J t*-9 ^ Bonds numbered from 21 to 25, #uilet for this increase can be Bond, numbered from CQ to 70 r 1 " cr future It a gloomy one. to m ature Ju ly 1st, 1020, to mature July 1st, 103#. * ‘I 1 1 > i-'-t' L>. Bonds numbered from 20 to 30, J5panMe Bi Bonds "“ mbered froqt 71 t0 70 P* 18JKK) in Peru, and S T = r = : : to mature July 1st,) 1030. t n to be room for many ! to mature July U t, 1039 ^ Botldl JUinhfrprf /rrtm fll ,th» migration to South - i - T h a.m .X aU h and credit of II m K Session Of Methodist Conference Convenes Southern League BUNGALtil AM Hardee Honor Guest At Kiwanis Luncheon j p p O IR Northwest’s History E n g l i s h Statesm an To Be Pageant Theme Dies At London Home ida’ "",i *a c*-o(Tici° Trus-1 SANFORD CYCLE CO. Bailey S t a t e s Jess Smith Orders Obeyed EVERT TRUE BY CONDO THURSDAY 9 TO 12 A. M. JUST 3 SHORT HOURS LISLE HOSE Japanese Fear Curbs! •urther Immigration! SWEETIE SALE J y mature July 1st, 'Li ' } ’ Bonds numbered from 35 to 40, tura July y: . • �I I ■r THE SANFORD HERALD, W EDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. P A G E HEV E f t For Quick Results Use Herald W ant Ads R E A D T H E M F O R P R O F IT --------------------- U S E T H E M F O R I {R E S U L T S Political f,Uy> Announcement - _______ » . p o ll t a x ru i.t.r.< T o n . T \vi m i (o a n n o i m r e tl.u t 1 a m n F O It COAfSTAtoin OP’ U I S T IIIC T c a n d id a te fu r re-electio n to th e o f­ M l. I. , s h in A d v a n c e fi c e o f C o u n t y T a x C o ll e c to r of I beret.y a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a S em in o le C ou n ty , su h ject t o th « c n n illu u le f o r c o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r i c t n c t l o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y No. I. s u b j e c t lo t h e D e m o c r a t i c . i , , w in 'v t o lie h e l d m J u n e . p r i m a r y to b e to l d J u n e 3rd. 192 4. Mtr»n* s"*1 e“ *” J N O D. J I N K INS. S n b l d i s t r i c t b r i n g co m p o s e d of t h e £ « , , . ) In lH r f * r f .Mowing votlr.it p r e c i n c t s : San­ p o l l C O U N T Y e n .H MISSION KH. I hereby announce my cumJl* f o r d , l a k e M on roe m ot P aolo, m e « Hn* C. K. W A L K Hit. iln ry f o r C o u n t y <’otm nl»A lonor f o r He • C o u n t y , j F O H J l S T IC K O F T i l t ; P R A C K . — " _ (le ■ lift- i I V a tr lc t No. 2. S.-m lnoln 4a a Hn* i s u b j e c t t o lh « D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y , I h ereb y a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 nm a J u n e 3, m i l . c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f ic e of J u s t i c e ^ d’.obla ab ov e ji ___________________I . P llA C,AN. of t h e P eace In an d f u r t h e F i r m POK UM 1T1 JVIMIR. * J u s t i c e D i s t r i c t of S y m b io te C o u n ­ dlte* «ra f a r co n I I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a a a ty. W ith t h e team ! a n d e f f i c i e n t c a n d i d a t e f o r tlie 'ifflco of C o u n t y a s s i s t a n c e o f t h e e x e c u t i v e o f f i c e r s J u .Ik « o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , a u b j e c t of t h e r u n i t y I p r o m is e t o do my s llnt o tb o I o inoi r a t l c p r i m a r y , J u n o 3, d u t y w i t h o u t p r e ' u d ' c e . f o r first i|fH“ Jtte la s t. I pled g e fn tth fu l serv ice I,, a . S T IllN U K K L L O W . a h o u l d y o u n o m i n a t o me. B( |« r e s tr i c te d to .M in e r.. J . Cl. S H A R O N . I Will be n c a n d i d a t e f o r r e m i n d n a t i o n fu r t h e o ffice of S t o t e A t ­ F u l l (21,1-2I t H O H I T IT COU IIT. • -H I reapo nalb le I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e tl.u t I n m n t o r n e y of ( h a S e v e n th J i td t c la l C i r ­ c a n d i d a t e f u r C l e r k o f tb o C i r c u i t c u it of t h e E l a t e o f F lo r id a , s u b ­ inm rrect in e e r llo n . for s u b s e q u e n t C o u r t o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t je c t to tin* n c tl o n o f t h e D e m 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. c r a t i c P r i m a r y . Your endorsem ent £ ’, office sh o u ld be If e le c te d , I p r o m i s e th e f a i t h f u l f o r u secon d t e r m of o ff ic e w ill be edlately I" c ®»° p e r f o r m a n c e o f tb o d u t i e s c o n ­ a r e a l l y a p p r e c i a t e d . O EO flM E A. D K C O T T E S . jy k iitiiib b s. n e c t e d w i t h t h a t o ffice. W. 1- MOIIOAN. S t a t e A tto r n e y , S e v e n ’ ll J u d i c i a l reprejen'atK e t h o r C irc u it. S l a t e of F orjdn. K tll l C O U N T * CUMMHCHIONEIt. with ra te e , r u l e s u r with 1 h e r e b y a n n o u t i e r iny c a n d i d a c y re m s iir n iF F . itlon. *1" f o r r e - e l e e t l o n to t h e o f f ic e of T o t h e V o t e r s of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y : form A n a If C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f r o m D i s ­ Will w s l s t ,,n I h e re b y n n u o u n c u m y c a n d id a c y trict N um ber F o u r of S e m i n o le f o r tin- o f f ic e of S h e r i f f o f S e m i/ w a n t »‘l t<> m a k e C-----------------o u n ty , s u b ,j e c nt o le t o Ctohuen tyn,c t sl ou nb j e coft to t h e v o t e r s to e h e TTnfU.crartc p r t m u r y - J u n e - 3rd. r,r~TTn*' nu7imr-Till I . - - T , r T r m ir y " D r be *AT JIOTICW. l uJI: h e l d J u r e 3rd, 1334. If e le c te d 1 n . p . w n K i ’T.Kit ihoahl Klve t h e i r p ro m ise fo u r y ears o f la iw K n,toff Ire nd d reea a s f n r c e m i n t In a b u s i n e s s m u m i e r by F it It- C O U N T Y C O M M ia a lO N F .lt i rlii.ne n u m b e r If su b o rd i­ 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e niy c u n d ld n c y t h e help o f t h e p r o p e r mjuIM A b o u t o ne f o r t h e o ffice o f C o u n t y C o m m i s ­ n a t e s o r a s s i s t a n t s a n d e a r n e s t l y a thousand h a s a s i o n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r o n e , of so l ic i t th e s u p p o r t o f a l l law e'jnj the o th e r a c a n ’t 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 n c ­ f o r c e m e n t v o te r s , on J u n e 3rd. ^ ■ Ith you u n le s s tl o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e ___________ R AY M O ND I,. AI.I.KN. nor address* 3. 1321. BOSTON 8 T E K L E . _ McVtllF.lt OP NfTIDOt, HOAIII). laasare MUST h e 1 w ish t o a n n o u n c e i b a t ' I n m a ■Roil P l t O a l l t T T I M i A T T O K N R Y M M si T h e B anfor M em ber of th e 1 d e s i r e t o n n n o u n e e t o t h e e lt t- c a n d i d a t e ■Iflrr or b y l * t * e n s o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty t h a t I urn .School H o ard of S e m i n o le C o u n t y ■hsue r l l s c n a l l a f r o m School D i s t r ic t No 3, s u b j ect n c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n to ■•r valid. tie I’r b s e c u t l n i c A t t o r n e y f o r th e to t h e d e c is io n of t h e D e m o c r a t i c C o u n t y C o u r t o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , p r i m a r y t o b ehelil J u n e 3. t ‘J 24. rn.mpt. E f f i c i e n t _____ II. II I’ATTTPITAI.Ta 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 ­ Service. c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n o 3rd. l u l l . I I o n n o .* m i o f : r i i i . i t ; I N w ill be u r n t e f u l f o r y o u r v o t e a n d ST IIITT IO N . th e n o m in atio n . ______ T h e r e b y n n n m iiu 'e m v c a n d i d a c y KItNF.ST P. HQ123HOl.Dl-.nf o r r e - n le c l lu n a s m e m b e r o f t h e H oard of P u b li c I n s t r u c t i o n f o r -------FO lt-Ji aTICF. UP l’RACK K cm ln otc B o u n ty . F l o r i d a , r e t ire 1 hereby (ififi-Hiiiio**—my cattiJliIlMEl No. 3, of f o r Justice* of ibhet* In anil f o r th e s e n t l n s S clum l D i s t r i c t tu tm iiiJi. S e m in o le C o u n tv . s u b j e c t to tin* bntmnrv m y s e lf a r a n * F i r s t D i s t r i c t o f S e m i n o l e ^ o u n l ^ . D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y t o b e . h e ld on .#kctlon *»n Jun*» 3r*i. J u n e 3rd, 1921. F O It S I I F .H I F F . s Ma «.r n i n t r i c t N u m (’MAS. A. DAI.t.AE. h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y min-*l* Cnunty* w h i c h .......... f o i l *<I2MI1I.** D IT IO n t. H o a i i i T. b< precinct* N u m iier* s h e r i f f «»f Hemln«>1© i o u n t y s u b 1 hereby an n o u n c e m y se lf a c a n ­ I will th© , nit* D o m o c r u t l c prli m u r y , d i d a t e• ro fo r r e - e lt e c t ieo n Jti o . tu*e h e omico 'ifflco 1 voura m n i a t r l c t > f j ne 3rd< i 'j j i . J lf o f met m h e r o f t h e It A d o f I’utiHc represenphl*: Bcliool I n s t r uiCtion, ct CT-AFR) \ V I I I T T E N . _ ' I 'O U COUNTY JIT1C1B. rr c M M iN io n tb Democratic primary i i«M *cVto N'” the1 ,,f r "un,ynnounci- m y c a n d i d a c y l,e held o** t--*o. ’ r.' *a?i ^•m mlsslunrr f o r t h e ofrHcm*no!ef County, subject to tho to ___ ______ FRED T. WH.l.IAMB. | let ,-f S em in o le C n u n - action of the voters at tho Demo­ t o t i T f . Y b i i i i t x oT* T i i i :: t a r T i to Hie a c ti o n o f t h e cratic P rlm a r^ J u n . ^ |ARl>Y. S R N A T O IIIA I. IIIH T IIIF T . of 1911. After din- o nsblerntton. I have 1 ___ K WEST. “T o ll COUNT* <:uM>IIBSlONKI4. ; * NEEDS OF THE HOUR — ... AD It* P H O N E 1 4 8 Rooms For Rent 1i Help Wanted Advertising > .j * - x m e n .. LEARN ABOUT Polk Count y pctenl 1* DM "it hiN T— ftooms'.’' '* tfoul you be able to use the money se­ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ] help ahoulo rend the classifieo p r a m . Best advertising^ medium in paK0 c; The Herald. There's no cured by renting that vacant room Suuth Florida Published mornings. reason for sending out-of-town for now going to waste? There are S’.ar-Teiegrnm, Lakeland, F la. help when theie is probably just many persons looking fo r places to ClH.I MltL'It O la .j LKtM.llJll—C l a s s - the person you want in the city stay. Help take core of them and ni"d ads h a v e the lurKcrt circu-i iv T v T r iT v n i.T .r men m w o r k hot only make money but assist in b u b , n in S o uth w estern O e o r a i a . i W A N l E D — i o u n r m e n to w oira . . n e o - i e in S a n f o r d . P h o n e It,lie Sc (C-w«»rd) line. a fter school. Must be of Kood; ,*^pm g people in oamuro. m W hat are the needs of the hour—the H most imperative demands of home or busi­ ness? Do you seek a new house, apartm ent or AT O rfia25A55SESs! a s V- R. •** newspaper. Morning, afternoon. W.ork l? °» flat? FOR RENT—Three rooms partly weekly and Sunday l lassilied rates j mission basis and earnings will defurnished. Mrs. Annie Philp, per line, line. V,ny Way cross Jo u rn al-, Pend.entirely on your ability to get Would you like,,to rtiove to the country, 10c i West Side._________ ____________ results. Box 100, care Herald. Herald, Waycross, Georgi the mountains or seashore for the summer? TO REACH the prosperous farm -)i WANTED—Two colored hoys to ( FOR RENT Two large, nicely furnished housekeeping or hgders ami fern growers of Volusia I sell The Sanford Herald on the Is the cook leaving1, and would you enunty advertise in the DeLand street sin colored section. Real rooms, $18.00 month. 312 E. F ifth on. F Ilaily News, rate lc per word, cash live wires make good. Apply a t i Street, choose a satisfactory successor who is will­ with order._____ ___________ j the Herald office.___________________ ' FOR ^ ItE N T —Furnished rooms with or without board. Phoenix A LITTLE WANT AD in T h e 'H E L P WANTED—Young ladies of ing and capable? Herald will bring you big re- j good appearance willing to do Hotel, 300 Park Ave. RENT—One furnished bed­ Are skilled office workers needed in suits. Advertise those old articles [ house to house canvassing on com- FOR room. Apply 1000 Oak Avenue. you have stored uwny ami h a v e ! mission basis. Good proposition iin o o c V . A a business? no use for.’ A little thirty-ccnt ad fur real workers. Address Box 131 mny bring you several do llars.1care The Sanford Herald, and give Are additional helpers necessary in Phone 148 and a representative complete information as to age and Apartments ability. uill call to see you store, factory, mill or office? For. Rent FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando* WANTED—First-class Dodge memornng Sentinel; largest clussichanlc.^I. Phillips Sons, Oak j * q jj Are you out of work and in need of lied business), rale lc a word, min- !_ul.d Second^ Street.__ RENT—Furnished apart___ ( ment. 311 P ark Ave. pleasant,-profitable-employment?------------- imtmHMc-cash-wtth-oTderr------- - -t-WANTED— Fiorida—rc-idcntr^rith .. . . »,„Ilt„ir~ AUGUSTA .-•IIU O X IC L E '-A S: « H » U . b u .l ... ., l.uyin* an,I * ° S O .I ^ A ," ^ Are you desirous of supplementing your ■ gust a, G a.—Augusta’s g -----------re a te s t! aa’CB r,experience wishes posUiot). —i.iig_a pari men*. . . . ,, FOR RENT—Furnished spartmedium, rate cash .OPe !lx Hoyles, lutke Mary, H u. income by p art time work in some congenial classified WANTED—Sonu* real live bboys to 1., wents, charge. Ilk per line, minimum' WANTED—Some o ,- ... „ 20it , E. Third . . . St. Phone ..’10c. • sell The Sanford Herald on the Now Kra Printery,.410 line of endeavor? make goinl. Ap FOR RENT — Furnished apart.MAINE—Waterville, Morning Sen- !d r,‘*'l!** Pushers J’ Would a profitable business venture in­ linel. Thousands of Maine peo- \ H*y Herald‘ office. Don’t wait, come ment. 8D1 Magnolia Avenue. modern pie are interested in Florida prop_______________________ FOR RENT—Exquisite* terest you? ocean front apartm ent in new erty. Reach them through the j WANTED—Two men that live in Rate card on upplicnHanford to sell goods on Sanford Szohi Building, for July and A uc­ Have you lost or found some article of Sentinel. tion, * i and ' Lakeland train and Sanford| ust. Also 5 room apartm ent and HT!a ?71— ctHJNTY—The nn,\ Leesburg-train. Must put up I garage near ocenn front for season. value? 1 scuifu orstupendous development- i tusl‘ *»"»* o f $25.00 and have bluej Aildn-ss J. Szold. Daytona Beach. about it in the Palin Beach sl'rK«’ suit. A good proposition for FOR RENT—Two room apartDo you seek opportunity in buying, sell­ Read I’ost Suniple copy sent on re- " tf°°“ bustler. Do not apply unment. with or without garage. less you intend to work. Apply in|C18 Oak Ave. ing,'renting, exchanging? i miest. lMPA, FLORIDA—Tatnpn Daily V'lf' t ‘ 1*0?..1^4?r ‘° f ..k L 'vi* i0 i f’DB RENT—Three or four room In the solution of all these needs of the ■TATrimes! the „great home daily, ^ U U M a m l, H a ^ housekeeping apartm ent, unfur................ ..................... ...... rate 11.-c per word, minimum WANTED, nlshcd. Downtown on Park Ave. hour and scores of others that are ju st as im­ charge Uf.c iash with order. W rite , A.ct,v® ftn'1 progressive locnl Inquiry Roy a II Ice Cream Co. for complete rate card. dealers in every community to rep- i'U R N IH IlEb apartm ents for rent perative. ^ “‘id B»"- olitical uncements Read Herald Want Ads For Profit Use Them for Results Houses For Rent Miscellaneous Wanted .................. . .*t t I-2NT1ON—Pen*' rosel'1 !* a" '1 dcpendnblu nursin Shirley Apartm ents. Opposite 1n-icoIm is too,inning tb<- uVeatest u»-jery house. Our co-operation helps postofficc. - vei(i)imi-nt in iilmiil.t’s history; a the local dealer to make quick FORRENT—Three room furnished i liHlf nillllm i il«*11uv lilichwny to th ^ i Inciinip fitifl g u l f b e a c h Ju s t llnlslie.l; a two I ” u n /1.nUInlL n.'VI MUsnca npaitm cnt. well ventilated. 200 million dollar lirlda** across E s c a m - fu ^ o n te rs- Good selling season East Third Street.* Hu Hay sinrleilt uinrter million close nt hand. W itte now for our j . l i a r o p e r a h o u s o inuW r c o n s t r u e - a t t r a c t i v e p r o p o s a l t o r e s p o n s i b l e FOR RENT—After June 1st. one t l o n ; t w o m ill io n s h u ln g spi-nt o n j , _ 1 n.-iflri apartm ent. Apply 1000 Oak h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t e h a n c o f o r liv e J * n l t r s . G rillin g a In te rsta te Avenue. d e v e ltoper o p e r s ■t o net in o n g ro u n d i N u rs e rie s . Jnck sn n v U le. F lo rid a. Mom. W rite D ev e lo p m e n t D ep art- m ent T he Pensacola News decided to become u candidate for re-election to the Stale Senate FOR RENT—Ai latko Mary, Ginni'iini-i. t h a t I a m n | 1 V1ll<)tMA--4*lj*rkal>urjr. Tt"*! from the ISIIi Senatorial District, room cottage. Hus running wu- PLENTY OT TRANSFERS, yes. i WEST rinrksburg Exponent, morning | q c 1 re-election to t h e composed of OFanse. Seminole and ter, also garage, $15 per month. hi.) n o n e with «SFRVirK for their Includtng Sunday, morning3tc.Issue., "h-enst * a" opportunity to Keep it Assessor o f P en ilOsceola ‘Counties, subject to the Also four roum coitagu with ga­ but none with hEItviGfc lor in tir |>|inl W(,rili minimum with the times by not n b j o c t t o th o d ccla Democratic prlumnry to lie held pages of Vm- - t itle I’r l m a r y to Julie 3.-d. I respectfully -solicit rage, $8.00 per month.' Apply middle nnnie._ ( a llJ J 8 . -------------- i l u k k a i 'H BUYERS or sellers of « ad in g j the classillcd 3rd, I!'24. Herald your support| Tin usher & Garner. ARE YOU MOVING?—Cull n ; . KWUa n-al estate advertise in >our «a,*F newspaper. - A. VAU O H AN. h e ld J u n e 3, 19!^. M O. OVERSTREET. n ._ H A J,l,A ltp ^ _ QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. ; the Petersburg Times. One cent " alU ^ tontam many Interesting ; t ’UIt Kt:NT—U rg e ft XIIFUIFF. mnt It c„l)t a wot,j dally, two font* n word w you t0 F O It t O I V T V ( (Ml *1IS 11 ON KM. l"1r-VVc" Mnr^lm.!un?eIVmv«.lf | ‘ ^otw e * » n * U a c H ro n t tR U ^ to ! | They will tlu the Job its you want r» i.f y .n i l n o l e F o u n i y : them tluilv, ____ c a n d l I hereby announce my Bnasnce m y s e l f * e s n Sundays. ns a candidate for the Houns o f ; na. Apply to li. N. Dicksou, Or-: uot|t*._l liona_jU8 _______________________________ daev fo r C o u n t y Com m issioner for Sheriff of ftertilnole Rellepresentaltv. from Seminole |all(j0i H n . 1 WANTED—To rout l ’iuno. M ust,.-nr, YOU WANT to bitv or sell LOST—Three '-U M —Three keys on ring. r .-t t , the a c t i o n of t h e t h e F i f t h P l a t r l c l o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ . S u b j e c t t o t h e n q tlo n of irlm.iry t o be h e ld o n ty p;V:,m?y.N J u C S .t0. ’ . '2L W 3 5 S F O R R llN T -S -ro o m hou^T bT th, be in good condition. J .H .C o l, nnythlng?” If so ndvertUe i n' o f f ^ _ tm e l u d e d I p l e d g e . , J-u n e- 1»-___ P r i m a ... r y n# of 1591 1924 I will AdvacMte coGKtmciivi* u ^ l« - 1 li^hta^ water and ^nraKC- S30.00*cloiJyhe Box 69. ____ _________the Mt»ain«, ,.vU!c Sun.'* ___ __ i LUM —U<n|. collltf,. , white ___ and H. K iE iien. Kill th e dulTos of t h i s brow n, Return to Herald. Reia 'LV 1*. ^ r RT1 HI MG gels reaulta .if It! ____ U‘“ia ADVE ------KRTJHI FOIL C U K U t ^ O k L O ot FTnFfdi " wrar "gsmiref* T ‘ llJESI ^ ■*!«$* . I f e r e h y -B itn iB iitro-m y m he: JSO aafter} t fd n root J . It. .L Y L B B . f o r th o o f f i c e -of C l e r k o f t h e l If41 C’O b t . K C T t m . 0 to o.ovy 3,1)00 gnuom gallon.* j>e« pet j Iutkfl futkn jjaily Daily New* Is circulated in June 1st, Mrs. W. W. Long,, 4i0 rnpncity gJOOO innuiu-H m y s e l f n e n n - c u l t C o u r t . Semlktols C o u n t y . F l o r ­ F O It l l l : r l l E S i : \ T A T t * E . hour. Mtfft ho in flrsV-clnss shape, circulated in industrial and agrleu] Oak Avenue. 3* office of T n x Col- id*. s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c is io n o f Vth e I h ereby nnn o u n ee my eand ld n c y alnole C o u n ty , s u b j e c t D e m o c r n t l c p r l m a r v t o lie h e l d t m for n u m b e r i i d i m p i.f iu*prc*a«*ntn-1 FOR RENT OR SALE — Six room Ixko Lindicy Ferneries, DeLand, iura| center. in id tin* D e m o c r a t ic J u n o 3 rd . A. D ; 1924. I s t a n d for tlv«** for Scm!n"io County. Nuoject, house on hard road three miles 1 ■ b* held J u n e 3rd, 10*4- of Mel«..cy to t h e a c t i o n <f t h e v o t e r s a t Ilia from town. Fifty orange trees. Ex-1 WANTED—Room nnd boartl in It. C. M A X W E L L . D e m o c r u t i a p r l n t s r v , J u n e :i. cel lent gurden, chicken house. Tel-! P^vute family by middle nged P u i r * i f a t m ' s k v ;C rn i» ~ K H O M T I I E F t i It R E S T L A K E . EMy.M r o ll S T A T E N I M J T H E V n i N E X A T O ItlA I. ephone installed. Phono G71-J, ' (rihglo). 'Glvd_ location, and IVTOllSIlY, 1*011 F O U N T * 4 4»» l*lM *!rtN E H . D IB T f llC T , tnvself a c a n d i d a t e mr c nt — * — c---- — 1full purticulurs. Addrcsa R. r,. B., t hereby announce my candidacy rO lt— RENT—7-room I »nnr*ince my candidacy fo r, houso on t* of S t a t e A ttorney for county FommlHxIoncr for the euro Herald. F irst Street, $-10.00 per montn. ath J u d ic ia l C i r c u i t o f nomination as State Senator from i Fifth District Comprising MbuluoFUlt SALE -Dchtf?U JNIIU* HIM. | Ject *., t h e D e m o c r a t i c the Nineteenth Senatorial District. , ta. (teneva nnd Os...... It. C. M A X W E L L •nhlto>. to Thrasher &. Garner, Phono 67 and vhnriahc.t a t S a n f o t d N o v e l t y j be held In J u n e . If •ubjert to the Democratic Primary t h e n c tl o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i ­ 3«7.________ ' to he held June 3rd. 1 am an at­ nallon uf my record Heal Estate 15-1-tfc, Works, sole agents. m a r y J u n e 3. 4*. HAITI,EtlSON. ry |. ( i v o r l d y c o n s l d - torney itl law prnrllclng a t banTYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For and i itf lie) a c t i v e s u p p o r t ford. Florida, and Ituve been a re s U U 1 T COU IIT. tdent of and attorney In the Nine­ FI o ihle r eFbI,yE l nl Itn n oFuIR use on tioynl, Itcmlng*cn Qr L .! refilled. nee th a t I nm a teenth Senatorial District lor 13 For Sulc— House and lot on San­ Insurance UILI.AIII) II. S s H T I t. C. Smith typewriters. Will sell i e ' o f C le r k years. Your support will bo great- cofn n dthlde.ttoC i rfcouri t t hCeo uor tf f icoT O r a n g e for om-ltulf price.__Herald office. S e m i n o le ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. U O U tl g a r a g e , XT* V o U M M S I O ^ E I l . ,y a p p r e c i a t e d . 0<U R VA N . SA N FO RD ,------ FLORIDA ■nnmim-c m y x a n d ld a c y C o u n t y , s u b j e c t 10 t h e a c t i o n o f th o Fur Hale— Business now clearing 4 - n A e lo t A V ill u#»|| FOR SALFT— Remington type­ D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a l v In J u n e . 1921. four to live hundred dollars p a r ! 1/® ® 8 , Ion to th o ,'fflco of I0 1 , W 111 SCI1 F a i l STA TE ATTORNEY. , II. II. CHAPPELL. writer, with wide caniage, in iml»liiniT o f D istrict I in-rrhy tiniiiiunt-«* my camll-, month. $1,600 takes it. Come $ 5 0 0 0 .0 0 it'dt C ounty, s u b j e c t lu good condition. $25 cash. Inquire F O R COUNTY J U D G E . of the v o t e r s o n J i m s dacy for the office of State Attar I T o Mie P e o p l e of S e m i n o le C o u n t y : ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir­ sale—Ten 300 feet 1 2 1 5 a t Herald office. ounty cuit of Florida, subject to the Dent- J u dI g ea,-m yao u rc a ns ud pl dpiol nr t afnudr vCo te C. W. KNTZMINOER SALK— Pure blooded blnck ( ncratio Primary lo be. held June 3, J u n e t h e 3rd w ill b e a p p r e c i a t e d . on lake front, good dwelling, garage, a r * „ l - A v P t l l l P A f il lO FOR ARCHITECT Dt XTY SCIIOOtT IIOA ItD Minorca hens, $2.Ul>. Fryers 35 good variety ol fruit trees, a b s g i U o K iV V e i lU .C .. .J k l l l l t S A M U E L a . it. W i l k i n s o n . xnn.iiiu.'i- m y s e lf a cu n ________ J . A. BC A r t L t 2 T T . _ cent* lb. II. L. Simpson, WeirsFirst National Rank Bldg. gain for $4,000. Terms elrctlon un a m e m b e r l u ll c o u n ty j u d g e . cor c o n at v " ftio sE c irriN o dale, Fla. gy Board of P u b li c I n ­ We have the largest listing on , S u b je c t, o f c o u r s e , t o t h o a c t i o n A T T O R N E Y . . t „ Sanford, ------------- Florida born D ln tr lc t No. 3, m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o he celery and Vegetable farm s In t h e 1(10I116. I w i s h t o a n n o u n o e t h n t I s h a i oh fe ldt hJeu nDe e3rd, 'Vlnlo, t O sc e o la and I w ill In* n c a n d i d a t e JIMM1K HOWARD’S 're p a ir »hoj) njci-t to th o a c ti o n o f lie a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e of f u r Ihc o f f ic e o f C o u n y t J u d g e of city. If you want a city lot, a su- ■ is located a t the coper of lourtt m e r - l n m r y , J u n e 3rd. C o u n ty P r o s e c u t i n g A t t o r n e y , s u b ­ S e m in o le C o u n ty . I s h a l l h e g r a t e ­ but ban lot, a house ready built,! ct to th e in d o rsem en t Of th e iss s e r t r d s s ft m e m - je I ^Pine and he will will K* glni f u l f o r th** n o m i n a t i o n um l e l e c ­ celery farm , grovo or anything In I n b n M n n r n n H “m* ‘nc ^Ave. v,‘’ •‘nil.he t j glad D e m o c r a t i c v u U r a a t t h e J u n e 3rd. It..ur *I d n e e 1315. an il tio n an d If e le c te d I a s s u r e th e tho real estate line call on u s . We , L “ K® i « O n r O C , O U C r e B to see any of his old customers, and Wilson Welding & Radiator ! tho real estate line cull on us. , . v , . _ „ . . . » . ■ . . . . . » ih alrn tn a of th e p rim ary o f .tte u d u u le a L i f glut, ke care of • thei* rws * l V f - ratHkliUy n t. me) ; OBWIQK HKttHVHO.^ Nf atilxvnshit* l i h r i t l /rrlmlniiMratfixA o f t h e a f ­ ioll a l the ow ners'price only. TAB ' b e a r e d , 3 l l C r e S t i l e d , Uke esre of ■thfi* iwaMsi a t any Works ' d u s t y ciniw titaioN En. dt riiiuircd of ft Hoard yniv CO and see nee us. We give .rive vou you th„ the h« b ar-1 r - '-Z 7 ■ j- Hnie. tim*-** Ho lie does general auto uuto repair repall f a i r s of t h e office. 1 h e re b y n n a o u n r e my cand id a cy 8C HE L LI-: M A INKS. 5 work, nnd guarantees satisfaction. gaum and service. - ccnii'ii-ntliiua andP run- f u r r e - e l e c t i o n f o r t h e o f f i c e of „ , Rring your nuto troubles to him, •Tf L*s Metal we ra.: sold ■■ . . . . . . n v V A R T I I TUB SEMINOLE REALTY CO. , 'rvleti h a s lieon rp iid- C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r o f H o n ifpo le, 2 and then fo rg e t th e m SANFORD, FLORIDA tnany y e a r s u f s e r v ic e . C o u n ty , 1 list r l c t No. I, B ubject t o N O T H I N l i I . I K L I I Ilf* C A I t I I I SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. ih * a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c prlC lU s. y . H A R R IS O N . ut FtH r.S A T t—Two Shetland ponies. t l e u e v a . F l o r i d a . m a r y J u n o 3, 1921. Tlie new treatm ent for torn flesh used Ford, 111 Will trade for• ID24 a . I* B L E D S O E . “a ftliKiilKr. — s—Bim LH iiU u wiiRU J i n ' u m : cuts, wounds, sores.or lacerations ing difference. sedan or cuupc, sn.tuunce m y s e l f a s a KUU H l| ! f \ ^ t ON. ^ 1 " ' th at is doing such wonderful work I-aVilln i Mrs. J. T .Burckftaitbr, .Bu "r the nfflco o f S h e r i f f t 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 | i n flesh h e a l i n g is tho Boroznnc ''minty, s u b j e c t to t h e 1Hotel, Eustls, Fla. powder combination M1KALI.K Concrete Co., geuerai primary J u r e , 1*14. fo r re-election to the o ffl« of| llqnftl nnd ___ W, A TILL1H. C o u nniy t. superintemtei.t of PuMio; treatm ent. The li<|uld Boroione is cement - work, aldewlaki, build­ ruction of Seminole bounty,i _____h ., M figept<.. . g i i . . u« *11 Ell I F F . can p r l m B r V j a p o w e r f u l a n t i s e p t i c t h a t p u r i f i e s ing blocks, irrigation boxee. J. & sanaum-e m y s e lf a ___ * t o bd h e l d o n J u n e 3rd. I 9 ! i V.C. COLLER, Prop. t h e w o u n d oif f aall l l pnoi o iso n n a n d in fe c «*«'ectlun to t h e o f f ic e T. W. LAW TO N. .jtiou.H germs, while the Borozone TcrwHloger. Prop. *• s *titlnolo C o u n ty s u b Lnf L m ,:n „ NOTICE— lam prepared tu fill or­ General Shop and Mill Work * ttttlon o f t h e D e m o p o l l COUNTY COMMISSIONER. | powder is the g re a t healer. There is Lumber and ltuiiamg Maieruu C arter Lumber Company • | D C IO re D U y in g . l*ry to be h e ld o n J u n o ders for flowers and baskets for I h c r s D y u n i i o u n c f niy c u n u ld flcy n<itM n 9 HWr it n n i*firtH hucoi I fur a n o t h e r t e r m I f o r i h c u i f l c a «»f C o u n t y C o m m la - n o t h i n g UK* « o n t u r t n . o r s p e e u . commencement. Also to inako N. Laurel bu Phono 605. Contractor and Builder I r i c e O h jtvlfll! the d i t t l r s of th o f l i i n a r f r o m D l i t r i c t K u i n b i r T w o s u f t y unci cfTIciency* sprays and floral designs for fu­ COc a n d $1.20, P o w d e r HILL LUMBER CO. House of * n m . . e f f ic i e n t m a n n e r of H u m h u itr C o u n t y , a u h j^ c t i n t h e u y At 107 N . Dark Ave. nerals. Mrs. A. K, Jtossettcr, ’• conducted It in t h e a c t i o n o f t h e Democratic Primary 30c and tlOc. Sold by Union P har­ 517 Commercial Street Service, Quality and Price J u n e 3. 1921. 1 Phone 212-W. Phone 310 Phone 136. . macy. Adv. JOHN MBtaCH. C. M. H AND. I,H AMBAflOB- ■I hereby announce my candidacy , lir County Comnilrslonor ror tno 3rd District, comprising the t°w*J* *,f t.r.ke Mary. l,on«woul. and Al­ tamonte HprlnKS. and respectfully eollclt tile support of the VOtera of this district at tho primary to be s*SS?«8 Lost and Found r— MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 'Vor acres, WANTED MOUSES— By many people desirous of living in San­ ford. If you want to rent your place invest thirty cents in a Her­ ald want ud anu you will reach thuio interested. Phone your ad to MS. Use The e n ra ld want ad page for oulek service. FOR RENT—Whole or p art of completely furnished seven room house; good tocalion; gil rott* venlencro^iltoetJ'Sw x^fiiT.rttjrrt: *f BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD 6 room modern house. Paving paid. for on very reasonable terms. j HOUSES WANTED Elton J Houghton chance to get a ..good Schelle Maines LAWYER — Coart House J George A. DeCottes Altorney-nt-Law Over Seminole County * 2iuik Sanford, — — Florida 80 rods lake front on BUILDING MATERIAL room house, good barn, garages and shed. Price $5000. Cash deal. Don’t forget that we have bargains in celery farms. See us Sanford Novelty Works Miscellaneous Fred R. W ilson ATfORNEY-AT-IAW Ftral National Bank Bldg.. Sanford - Florida PRINTING The M atthews Press V V .Iak a llid av . fta a fa r* F la . I Phone 417-L-2 H. B. Lewis Co. WING UP FA T H ER V JE CC H N <4 M O O K T A vtlH ^* < 5 0 \N C , M IN O - r-J - — ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 21, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f713fcc1dc6395a2bf09d7ba8d9ed061.pdf 98bce392fcb0e3a0b9b1bcc476ccfc77 PDF Text Text r PEpT [N t- 7? ELffJT • ft* 9 • »r 7 7^• • 4 .* 7 * ' V aTLpfHB r nf • ’* • ■ ■ mmm ■ - . foUB NEWSPAPER lo Florida** Heart, j’s Greateat VegataWe 'lla Richest Garden Land XV THB WBATHEg . * F o r Florida. Local showers Thursday and Fri­ day; no change in temperature:gentle variable winds, * -^"T *?** SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS SA N FO R D , FLORIDA, T H U R SD A Y , M AY 22, 1924 Mayor’s Greeting *• a ■**»- - ** Officials Hold isure Is “Highly [satisfactory” To isury Secretary Form Tax Bill Is Shaped Sanford is today host to hunJrcda of visiting Shriners comng from all parts of the state to take part in the initiation of a class of 7f> candidates into Mo­ rocco Temple. As mayor of the city, I take great pleasure and pride in ex­ tending to your, our guests, the cordinl greetings and hearty welcome of the citizens of San­ ford. In extending to you this welcome, it carries with it the invitation to enjoy the hospitali­ ty of the city to your heart’s desire. * The good people of Sanford desire that you feel perfectly at home during your short visit in their midst. It is a pleasure and privilege, we deem it, to en­ tertain membere of the Mystic Order of Shrine nnd we sincerely trust that your visit here will he one which you will enjoy to the fullest extent. Together with members of tho Sanford Shrine Club we are hoping - that you—will-be-—so pleased with Sanford that you will come ngain. Our doors are always open nnd we stand ready to help you in any man­ ner that we possibly can. Remember that n warm place in the hearts of this communi­ ty, is held for Shrine members. Again I extend to you our feli­ citations. . ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES NUM BER U l y i O R O C C Q - I E a i E L E ^ H I E F E A t N ___ UK)GOESDOW N HereFor Ceremonial; Candidates Make Fun Iroponcnts Will, However, Try Again at Executive tession Tuesday to Have It epotted by Committee— arrison Motion to Report t Without Amendment is •efented by Vote of 10 to 6 ' Crowds Line Streets To See Candidates Perform Stunts In 1 Colorful Costumes Shrine Officials Celebration O p e n s With Long: P arad e Led By Im perial Potentate D e x t e r WASHINGTON, May 22.—Henry, ^ H Muscle Sronls went «Ifn in defeat Wednesday in tho era Of T w o P arfnt test of strength before, tho Both in Senate sT ‘c ngriculturc committee. SnpPdcrs of the Ford hid. however., House Agree "1 make another attempt a t an jTON, May 22— c*utiyej*£iBitm Tuesday to haveMonkey Man And [indications were given Reported bv the committee. Initiation Is Held On Motion Defeated. ITreasury today th at Driver Of Jackass .t Wednesday’s session Senator fwill recommend a veto Second Floor Of The ‘7 ,ron- Democrat, Mississippi, Popular with Crowd (tax bill by the presiArmory i Building* hi£i»h m,ot,on "P ort the Ford] Jien the measure is subbiwithout- amendment, hut it was1 Such n galaxy of green material f t i ^ A S a S M a p p g l sated, 10 to (1. It Is now plnnbo the Treasury for Sanford and members o f in the opinion of nobles of the n. to offer a motion Tuesday to [ration nnd Review, the Shrine Club of this city Morocco Temple nnd Sanford d on 1 K * w^ ° u t rccommenficals declared the arc today entertaining 3,000 Shrino Club, has never before been r h.ou[d Ford hid advocates “highly unsatisfacyisiting wearers of the “ Red taken into the mystic order ns was Din thei rattempt to get the bid FORREST LAKE, , Mellon and the stateFez*’ coming from all parts todny when 7rt candidates tremhlqiof the committee, they plan to Mnydr of Sanford. made th a t he vicwing with expectation of a warm of Florida and some from oth­ n.K Vot.e in sonnte ns t “most unfortunate aibstituto to tho committee projourney over the white sands to' er states in the south. H er# P«1 when that is submitted. the temple passed in review before legislation.” for the big ceremonial during J}.mi2l‘ttee members fuvoring hundreds of people who flanked which 76 candidates are being Noble John Chandler. Reynolds of Jacksonville, who is now [reduction hill endorsed by rv*■<*J bid succeeded in their efforts tset a time limit on the public mg ns Hlustroua Imperial Potentate of Morocco Shrine Temple of that both sides of the streets nlong the initiated into the mystic or­ era of both parties and virline of march. tiring*, "« *:,,u\,on motion to the cRy nn‘i whose organization is conducting the initiation work of 7ti der, the visitors are being en­ rery faction in tb* senate *°. eloso ''o''*' the As the parade moved slowly was molded into final tertained with a Invishness f f r a i r t a B y f t E • - «*• - * * - a . , i„ * rk o( ,n ": down First Street with the "fresh Wednesday. that is typical of all Shine pmiling by n vote of l i to rt Department Points Out Fu­ <Trmnn Ndrris said that only n meat" in its possession, the crowds aproval of the unanimous Wartility celebrations. of Applying Herore fxinys would be required for the roared with upplnuso at the unique (nt of the conferees on the Beginning with Wednesday afBlanks Are Distributed. cmittce to como to a decision attire nnd numerous occupations of between the Senate and temun when those who live in oihe proposals nnd he predicted the would-be wenrers of the "red WASHINGTON, May 22.—Al­ etched Wdncaday by both the most parts of the be made in time for Nobles Willium S. Wnre state begandistant ready besieged by requests from tlMusclc Shoals question to come frz." V to arrive for the cele­ | of Congress, was predict- veterans (above) nnd Wellington L. for adjusted compensa­ With Marshal f t M. Hand in in the senate by the end visiting Shriners have been hopc was expressed by tion under the bonus Inw, the war t-vote (below) are now serving bration, o fx t week. charge of the pnrndu assisted by smart coming by all trains and ■ great Morocco Temple in the capaci­ many arriving leaders that the bill department issued n statement on ;Vote on Harrison Motion. n large number of other nobles, ties in automobiles. A t Senator Sterling Asks That Wheeltiuirral For Harry Thaw's Broth­ of lllustrous Treasurer and r signed by President Cool- Wednesday pointing out to former Ic vote on Senator Harrison’s the candidates were kept from 2 o’clock this morning members'of er’a Court Trial be "Nut ‘’Pre­ er Will be Held In Pitts* Illustrous Recorder respective­ the Morocco Temple who service men the futility of wrtin«» nbn to report the Ford bid folbreaking loose to escape the tor- ly. llv* In judiced" by Early Addition. burg on Friday. or calling for bonus payments at onference report will be too- To be subjected to the embar­ Jacksonville, arrived in four spec­ H > the present time. *by the Senate Thursday or ial pullmans. rassing manipulations such-us was WASHINGTON. May 22'!— Tho voring motion. Senators llarNEW YORK. Mny 2 2^-After accorded, i and, if approved, it is The special application blank r . Mississippi; Heflin, Ala- senate uas urged \Vetfncs«Uy by giving waa “terrible” as one man Large delegations from other ball of $500 on tho conspir- expressed it hut they all took it 1the House will be able to has been prepared and an order for b i; Caraway, Arkansas; Rals- Senator Sterling, Republican, South his leaving parts of the state arrived this New York Tuesday, itanlay. Little time la ex- 16,000,000 has been placed with the t; Indiana; Smith, South Caro- Dukotu, not to “prejudice" tho naturedly ns if to pave the morning. Not a small delegation iialictment which prevented good |lo be taken1 In debate in public printer, the statement said. Ji Democrats. Ladd, North Da­ court trial of Senator Wheeler, if acy way for easier treatment in the came up from Egypt Temple In An agreement was reached by Harry K. Thaw announced late dy and there were indicn- The necessary paper to fill the huge k Republican. Montana, by adopting the majority Wednesday that ho would leave mystic chamber this afternoon. Tampa although most of its num­ tT b f n housc confereee on tho light that practically no order U being shipped to the public alnst motion; Senators or- report of its investigating commit­ Wednesday night Tor his mother’s Can anyone imagine Dr. W. I). bers are busy today with laying «a would 'be offered. printer by the factories and on re­ Nebraska; McNarv, Oregon; tee exonerating him of the charts* home in Pittsburgh. The funeral Gardiner massaging the anntomy the .cornerstone of a building in of a vote this week on nts of both >th the. the.Senal Senate and ceipt the oppliryj/jn blank* will be C|er, Kansas; Gooding, Idaho; in an indictment) returned in Mon- of hi« brother, Edward Thaw, who of n lowly pig? Well that is pre- the McNnry-Haugen bill was dis­ *}tr. it is said. Leeburg tana of having accepted a fee tb {UP In J ’asadefla. CaL, will b« Isold cisuly what his task was in the par- sipated in the house. promptly iW{w.M<r*oi.tUf/ftpertr I Shriners 60 'troop,( arrived early > ment for distribution to veterans practice before*the interior de- in rltr.iburtfh on Friday. s a f j^ f th iw jL throughout, the to o n tr jr ICblicans. RansdaU# rlkf no* apprar*in- m urt tor? rrt imona Schedule. Arranremwrhr -HHck. ....Wyoming,' Orl. _ ------ WTjpHr’rthA Way:* nyr ‘ HN nt fcirneyr -»rrnngrd *frrr onference accepted without 0 Johnson, ippltikl the knowledge which vine anid'other places. In this connection the war de­ Minnesita, Farmer- oviddico before the committee9 to ;ho-$l $600 bail in a conference with he gninrd In the school of osteopa­ The house commerce committee (the Democratic income tax partment haa made arrangements 1 E n tSrtaJnmeqt . . __ for __ tha inor'(iVnpr support his contention in hi* minor- jGeneral Sessions. Judge OlvMy arid thy. Tho mulo waa kept in the began hearings on bills to amend proposed in the Senate for the distribution through the iscusses Financial Return. unoffically began Wedne.__ ity report that the grand jury waa ' Assistant »—«-*—*• Distriet -... • Attorney • •nH tnc transportation act. Malon­ ator Simmons of North postoffice department, the Ameri­ “straight and narrow” path by the Wednesday's hearing. Elon justified in ita nctinn. Senator Stori d p ____ Bond The senate foreign relations com­ when the Sanford M u nclpal i but utrned down the other can Legion, various military head­ 1 ooker, president! of the Hook­ ling held the floor for niore than ey. Hi* total hail on the three in- ever watchful eyes of Sherman gave an excellent concert from a a mittee discussed the world court dictmcnts against him here is $10,­ nendmenta gained by Sen- quarters and civic societies. Print­ * lectro-Chemical Company of three hours nnd wua subjected to Moore attired more or less, mostly proposal without decision. especially constructed bandstand -crats and Republican in­ ed instructions will be distributed l ira Falls, an associate of the a running cross fire front senators 500. He pleaded not guilty yester­ less. adjoining the Seminole *County Action on the immigration bill day to all three indictmrnts, which providing for full publi- containing all information rclativo 1 ir-White-Atterbury Then there was Gcorgo McRory, bidders, on both sides of the chamber. SuvBank on Magnolia Avenue. Pre* by 1 resident Coolidge before the charge assault in the second degree, who stopped scling Fords for one tax returns and a aubsti- to the bonus and the application il >sed the financial return to the ornl members were prepared to re ­ reeding and following the concert end of the week was forecast. kidnapping und conspiracy to rokrporation tax carrying a blank itself will contain specific rfnment of proposal offered ply ns Hie senate recessed until to­ ‘ “y to “"Kaice In tho sale of pea­ Consolidation of railroad prop­ several of the candidates were cormovo Frederick Gump, Jr., from nuts. That his salesmanship is | on undistributed profits. returns to the government morrow. inspructionn as to how it should be erties was endorsed by Secretary raled and made to perform, much the court’s ■ jurisdiction in 1010. good wus demonstrated by the fnct Simmons income tax sched- filled out. t nny other. He declared the Borah to I'rrsa Motio. Hoover before a senate committ- to the amusement of the throngs Tho indictments followed an alleg­ that he early disposed of his wares. tee. ralar to the Longworth 1 er proposal was offered on the that had gathered on the streets. Estimates totaling $127,000,000 Chairman Borah of the investiga­ attack upon Gump in a New C.eorgo was becomingly attired in kmiie supported by House were sent today to the budget di­ «y that private operation wns ting committee, expecta to press ed Beginning a t 0:30 o'clock this York hotel. Tho Wheeler case was debated the proverbial “sack doth.” pcans in Its adoption by that rector by Director Hines of the l efficient and economical than his motion for adoption of the re­ morning tho fun-making started. n the senate with Senator Ster­ Gump, who was lfi years old nt S. Jewett, tho producer of many oxides for a revision of the Veterans* Bureau for approval be­ irnment operation. All candidates were required to port within a day or two after Sen­ ling, Republican, South Dakota, (rates with u maximum of fore they are submitted to con­ I a session tonight the Lloyd ator Walsh, Democrat, Montana, the time, since has married und is vegetable crops, secured a task to defending his minority report. report to the recorder at the Val­ I cent applicable on incomes gress as the basis of appropriation ;>sal .was taken up. This offer und others nave had opportunity to now living in California. The dis­ his liking. He pushed a wheelbar­ A *tor- of extensive detective dez Hotel where each was assign­ trict attorney gave, no indication row containing rotten tomatoes, P.OOO and over, by tho Veterans’ Bureau i iresented as a compromise t» speuk in defense of Senator Wheel­ today that ho had been nldo to ob­ cabbage and other products which operations reaching even to the ed to some particular arduous uld cut the present normal required II government and private ope- er, the prosecutor of tho Daugherty task to prepare himself for the to finance its overhead charges and tain from Gump a promise to como nro especially adapted for hurling shadowing of tho committee itself coming bf our per cont on incomes mako compensation payments dur­ ii and is sponsored by James committee. ordeal. Immediately af­ wns told tho Daugherty investiga­ purposes. to Now York us a witness against | If.OOO and eight per cent ing the first year to veterans who “ ’d, former representative tors. terwards the neophytes appeared While the dckvte was In progress Thaw. Joo Chittendown bowed to many it amount to two per cent benefit by the adjusted compensa­ iasouri. in roles of street cleaners ana what Wednesday, Senator Wheeler made admirers as he passed In review di­ Thaw gave out a statement on of 14,000 anti under II. Levering, a local chemical not er cent in incomes between tion act. leer, elaborated on his pru 11public copies of letters exchanged Wednesday from his attorney’s 0f- recting the destinies of a jackass. Court Officers Keep The offlcal celebration of tho At the same timb Gen. Hines an­ Ho was the redpient of much ap­ |ind 18,000, and aix per cent dsy began at 11 o’clock. Forming Back Crowds A t Trial nounced he had created a separate plause as he attempted to guiue above. on Commercial Street facing tho the animal by his tail. • the surtax rates are somo- diviaion in the Vcterana' Bureau Sugar barrels constituted the ANNISTON^ Ala.. 'May 22. - east, the Shriners led bv Noble C. er than firat proposed by to be known aa the Adjusted Com­ wearing apparel of Ernest Hroth- Court officers were caled upon to­ M. Hand as marshal and Acting Il­ democrats in the plan of pensation Service charged with' the lustrous Imperial Potentate Howenton and John Belly, said to bo day to keep hack tho crowds that art! ntative Gamer of Texas, administrative work of passing together with tha fam* (Continued on page 8.) nbout tho government ous Dexter “ire schedule varies greatly upon certificates for payment and Morocco Temple Band, began making cash disbursements to the building when Mrs. Evelyn Sue , , , , . 1 I m y extremescheme advanced by 8ecand declared the council was r,i;„ the letter ».to , District Riekner resumed testimony in her their parade. The line of march Mellon and asked for by veterans. The new office will be cd to the leasing of Muscle. ------j / a b l e physician, Dr. Valdemar headed by Major Owen Clark, for­ own defenao in connection with u was north to First Street, west on in Montana nnd Milo, hu Haiti, Mit wui nor cmnary to bnt Coolidgc. s to private coruorutions corporations, | added thatHiattary —ho ttery AlonUu"‘ j _i I wua sure Mr. S lat­ charge of slaying her husband, First Street to Oak Avenue, south mer chief of the rehabilitation di­ ln*r tho k ch w I roportcro. We moi, he contended, would place tery would “proceed with tho nint Hstimatcd Surplus. Lieut. JumeH Q. Rlckner. Mrs. on Oak Avenue to Fourth Street, j vision of the bureau. Major Clark torud and so did they, nnd their J".. South at the mer-jIter Ith* present form, Senator eoolc i____ in the £ 1ns speedily / . . us la i compatible .... Riekner who coUpard on the stand east on Fourth 8treet to Park Ave- 1 will be succeeced in his old post by gusolino supply, liko mire, became lwid, the measure would prothe lessee. with the public interest." yesterday described tho events lm- nuo, north on Park Avenue to Comexhauted. Then wo got more be­ f r collection of . $85,500,000 H. B. Sterling, executive officer "jereiaT Street to the Armory. .'At (Jives Too Much Advantage. mediately preceding tho shooting. fore they could and so wo left khan as it passed the senate, of that division. First Street and Park Avenue, the In urging the senate to delay ac­ Letters Pouring In. them. Then 1 went to Dr. Silo’s I»a» still $100,000,000 below Mayor Forreat Lake, of this city, procession stopped and Mayor tion on the majority report, Scn- apartment In Fifty-seventh street Gen. Hines said a voluminous ptimate Treasury surplus Is in receipt of a telegram from Jury R eturns Verdict Lake, In a formal addresa o f wel­ (Contlnucd on page 8.) correspondence from vcterana waa nnd remained there overnight.’’ kl*. for tax reduction. Cost of John T. Alsop, Jr., Mayor of Jack­ come to the visitors, presented the I"0*. estimated a t flBMOO.- also beginning to reach his office sonville, inviting him to attend n Of Guilty A gainst 11 key of the city to their keeping. ►next year, and other pend- and appealed to newspapers of the meeting of the mayors from all AfUhjg Imperial Potentate Dexter wures cnlling for extra ap- country to wem all former service the principal cities of Florida, MOBILE, Ala., May 22. — The of Morocco Temple offically re­ men against writing or communi­ •tions would bo added to this jury in tho case of 44 defendants which will bo held in Jacksonville ceived the Jtey |n behalf of the ivornRotary Club, The Seminole cating in any way with the governtnt deficit. on Saturday, May 24. According charged with conspiracy to violate Shriners and expressed ap p rec ia­ urged y Bank, and tho First Nntion 110 per cent increase in exto reports a largo number of men tho prohibition act returned a ver­ tion for the generous hospitality of their ap [«tatc tax rates and the new with tho bonus administration un- [>* have expressed representing every pro­ dict of guilty against 11 of the de­ the local organisation and of the Boys Agricultural Though hundrds of Us members parlmcnt arid placed aboard the gressive city practically ’ voted by tho House were til they hqd received application ! of the in tho state bo fendants in tho fedorak-court hero entire city. . as begun In Seminole art* gatherwl In Sanford today to baggage car Tuesday night, things present at this meeting will . 1by the conferees in plnce certificates and filed them either work, H which today. Tho other .13 were acquit­ and have joined hands In At the conclusion of the parade join with others in making the with the war or navy departments. for u while went very well with should result in great benefits for ted. Among thoso found guilty Is ^inheritance tax proposed by sufficient funds to send all whlah. ended shortly after noon, Shrine Ceremonial a hugo success, Veterans were advised by Gen. despite tho fact ho was us­ all represented and aa well aa for former Chief of Police P. J. *u*. The maximum rate proand club leaders to Morocco Temple subjects down "Mary" the Shrinera with their wives, sis­ ed to traveling in much better sur­ the entire atata. 1 the bill on oatatc taxes is Hines in this connection to keep in nembers O’Shaughnossy. University at Gaincsvillu deep in their heart* are grief roundings. ters and sweethearts wore the ! Per cent, applicable to $10,- touch locally with pontoffice offi­ late Mr. AJxop states that the pur short course, arranged for stricken. Its members arc mourn­ guests at a sumptuous buffet lunch . i As the train was getting ready pose of the meeting is to g et'th o '•ndover. Similar rates are cials and veterans’ organization of­ soys, annually. eon served on the lower floor of the M inister's in the new g ift tax. Ex­ ficers who are to co-operate with Boys of the Sweet Potato ing the passing of one who became to leave, another train on the next official heads of all the principal French This affair put oa by tha .. of $50,000 would be al- the war and navy departments in of Geneva, together with n great favorite among the nobles track, also began to depart. As cities in the state to working to­ Economies Approved nrmoiy. and one who never fuiled hy hi* the vngipo of this train puffed by ward one common goal that will local Shrine Club was declared by distributing application blanks and [*n both instances. many Vultrig nobles to have been disseminating information about club leaders, Mr. Philips and funny nntics and clever tricks to the baggago car containing bo for tho best interests of all con­ PARIS, May 22,—A cabinet ono of the most delightful oecathem to help the veterans to fill in ennedy, and the county agent, provoke laughter. 'Mary, It gave ono loud shriek cerned. Ho says that with all the cave, bright and early Mon- "Mary" is death Now this brief On Successor ° t Us kind held in the history the blanks correctly. its departure and our cities in the stato having some mu­ meeting today under the chairnwnno rnlng, for Gainesville. A announcement doesn’t mean much announcing or Morocco Temple. -. . ■hip of President Millerand. ap­ hero becoming frightened, began |0f Florida Bishop vril 1 be imade at Ocala to give to the laity but it means a great to rip and rear back arid forth in tual aim much can be accomplished proved tho finance mlnUtar of MarATLANTA ROBBER At 2 o’clock the initiationat can not and wiU not be xjyir a chance to go out of deal to members of tho Morocco “ • W p p t to free itself. It was ARRESTED •dues’ proposed economies- in the gon taking p place on the mplished otherwise. e of the limestone quarries, Temple of Jacksonville, where while ho was in the act of giving SONV1LLE, May 22. — budget appropriations foy 1224. Hour of the . c armory. The In the telegram Mr. Alsop sta t­ "n* uP°n the nominees for PHILADELPHIA, May 22. — » they will see the limestone “Mary" reigned supreme for three a •mounting to class was received at ihia forward to free himed that motion pictures will be tak­ of the late Right Rev. Ulllo Burke, yranted in Atlanta for nited, crushed, burned, hy- year*. “Mary" was a pat bear, self*that death came. francs, are produced by the second at 2:30 o'clock en of. the mayors and city repre­ 420,000,000 Gardner Weed. Bishop of $66,000 mail robbery and who was d and sacked ready for ship- the mascot of tho Shrine and ono reductions within existing" laws. th ird -at 3 o’clock. The As he dropped to one aide quiv­ sentatives while they are in Jack­ Tha boys.will srrive in of tho chief aids in initiation work ering with a b u t breath, the train­ ^<«*e of Florida, will begin' arrested here last'night on a trol­ sonville and that this will be a good Other economies will he left to tha for the past three or four r**itern°oh in the Slat An- ley car, will be given a hearing sviUe. late Monday afternoon put on by the temple. man picked him up and discovered advertisement for the individual ncoming cabinet. e assigned their places in th« ------- -------The subject of this article mat i#°,{?cll of the Florida Dio- late today. • his neck had been broken citios as well as for the' state at lhe P r o t e , ^ Episcopal tories and dihing hall. The death in a most peculiar manner th*n NOT UNO And then Morocco Temple was no four days will be filled with just as ho was about to leave Jack­ tifiod'and consternation reigned au Urge. He wants aa maay cities « 3 -w . £*** names already hkve “I don’t like to him." HIS TROUBLE , demonstrations and lecture*, sonville aboard tho Atlantic Coast preme. ^ burial befitting tho po­ aa possible to be represented to "Why not?" in nomination and it each side of that when these pictures indicated th a t at least “Ever worry about being held y of work, but plenty o f fui) Line train bound for Sanford where sition which he enjoyed, was held throughout the state e< "WfU. be> °ne 0 1 in. Early Saturduy mom- he was scheduled to play a largo for " y will be submitted before u p ?” asked Jones. who drive along ai may recognise its mayor Jn* .starts. else ever wss goir packed, and tho part in the ceremonial today. ••No,,, signed Henry Peck. “my P* niu»t i the has passed to the beyond sentative among the gro streets.—Detroit F — Cin- •hyea” said, so that all can Fate however, decreed dffferent- hut his i " “ ' Uvea. Last Wury I* being *held ** down." * a t they have pUycd sc home tom* tinue that afterEND a nother leg cinruti Enqal I f l w . W for he was not even the nol Tomple Th. ive a chance allowed-to sta rt on his Journey, w - v iU ONE OR i Washington iet ot ' Unlver Along with the advance shipre gaui “Jack is Chorus Girls And Convicts Are Seen Visitors Receive Key of Sanford R E Q U E S T S FOR BONUS S W A M P WAR O F F I C E S SENATE U R G E D GIVING $500 IN DELAY A C T I O N BAIL THAW OFF ON T H E R E P 0R T FOR HIS H O M E Washington News sttn tfsssiB s* y s ' Agriculture b Will A t t e n d versity Meeting S Forrest L a k e Gets Invitation A t t e n c M a y o r s ’ Meeting “Mary,” Official Mascot of Morocco Temple Meets Death Enroute Here S m m arkets at. t u r n n a n a H o pou-jsent k a i.u<u 3S£flh£3fcftl ^ h e n , ■ ' �* PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1924 participants were dressed in mas­ COLOREDORDER querade costumes. ’ Several prizes will bo given to:the persons who K. OFP. REPORTSi were most tackily dressed. Wednesday afternoon, the efitlre URGE GROWTH,, order will parade through the prin­ REVENUE BILL gre Commit^ SOON READY TO 5 S # 4 f i f c A B w°Hd <£ BE VOTfiD t^PONf ’*(Continue^tr^m-Prfgovi.>■v [Time Thi4 school faculty, were greatly en­ io n m u scle joyed. The evening'n program was For May 20th. clcsed with a talk by Profc Lawton on the "Hlph Sahool of Tomorrow.” Way cross _____ In a humorous Veifl[ the* s>penkr>r New York . • vwawMM »»vl . V— A( , _ (Continued from pnge 1.) ' •; reminded his hearers that with the Pittsburg cipal streets beginning nt 4 p. m. of the Hooker-White-Atterbury pnte.l nnd served in a manner pi ogress that has been made In the Now Have Large Endowment and Pot Ynra ... tContinucd from page 1.) (Cotninued .bidders for Muscle Shoals, said nt This parade will begin nt the camp Membership—Has Increased Chicnge .... which elicited many- complimen past, it is believe conferees both, the night session of the committee ho would move tj *............... l.v Sreasonable IIW U IM IU II- to St# M l-a il * V I IC O I lI t 1 UVI* would eliminate v ---------From a Few Hundred to ground and will be led by the band taty s. Five courses were i that 10 yenrs hence conditions will j Representative Gurner, of Texai, thnt within ten years the standard committee, thenk Many Thousand. Total .... from Miami. Thursday nt the served, the lad Indies being assisted ho greatly changed. Among the ■jn charge of The’ Democratic tax of living in this country will be in world court camp ground the annual competi­ by members of the eighth grade ’ changes that may be noted then | fight in the house, has never de- danger by starvation of the soil floor. By L. D. Holton. prompt action is taken to The thirty-sixth annual grand tive drill of the Uniform Rank, Scoggan Appointed nnd Freshman class. Grape shcr- will he the extensive lists of elec- |C|nrcd in favor of cither proposal, unless Coolidxe.Rmj replace nitrogen to the soil. bet served vi-h go cake again fIvo S(U,|jcn to be offered by th e , both of... which were voted in by • "Manuiaciurea lertiuser now re­ aeslon of the Colored Knights of Jhc Calantho drill corps (female) live • u..t„ -...v.. ----“ Manufactured fertiliser reto be Sales M anager cnrriud out the color scheme of tho schools. Students then, he remind-; the .sonata ou Detnoct*lk«u«pubUr.|-)4CCS PjrpiUa .of Florida, .Logan -early and the Cadet corps will take place. onjy sjx per cent tk . — m u Senior, chib.*. h e ^ Georgia Agency Promptly nt 8:30 o'clock the en­ if Ms henrrrff,irenr.-trilHBe t ........ soj| losa loss and when soil dde- e - <J^nt tk*MUp, ^roiaday-^ornTirrjf^m-tbw 3 tr Paul -Thi« win. end t will Be allowed--to allowed- *o|cnn insurgent ...............votes. ........ . nual soil nual session of the Grund Lodge , -------------------------------- ..u.. tire assemblage tiled into the club |ake I^otin Tngononletnr, Geome-h | Senator Smoot declared he would ! pletion is adequately replaced, a *u® _ 10 consult n Baptist church, comer Pine and of the jurisdiction of Florida. W. E. Scoggan, prominent fruit house and the evening's entertain-1 tr>'‘ and oth5r •, >ml,ar studies only , kv Presi- fertilizer business will be built up Bnd^tonighf Ninth Avenues. At this session The musical cantata, Belshazzar, I with the sing- » !« " they have etteHed in some recommend acceptance b> Presi that will rival the «tee! industrythe Grand Chancellor told of the - will he given nt the camp grounds nnd vegetable buyer .of this city ment was opened ............... •ngly was arraiT , . . , , ing of two verses of the high school particular branch of athletics. Fur- J^nt Coolidge of tho tax bill on the in mngnltude," he declared. regress of the order in the state. I tonight at 8:30 o’clock by the mom- hass ,been appointed was preceded by liter It Is reasonable, he said, t o 1 un(, thnt nny deficit which sales manager *onjf llfu.r which , hanks tryre re“in America the fertilizer bus­ he Knights of Pythias of Florida I hern of the Metropolitan Choral that matrimonial bureaus . .. . . ____ largely a scavenger busl- ence between th. , have more assets than any other i Class of Jacksonville which is com­ forr the Georgia Peach Growers turned hy Prof. T. W. Lawton, expect will bo placet) in the school. w cur next year would be off- iness-ia nCas nnd little attention nns been Secretary Hughes.’ county superintendent of public in­ state jurisdiction in the United ' posed of over one hundred voices Exehnngc, according to an an­ that aspiring youths may note "the j set in later years by increased l>ald to the posalbllitjes of high ./ i .£e ^ orld ^o tt States. They have paid out in the : This entertainment, which is be- nouncement' made Wednesday. struction. The toastmaster, in behalf of the fair young things" in surroundihg* returns ns a result of the ben^fi- concrtitratcs hi increasing' the fe r­ fore the foreign i " past twelve months more thnn nny • ing given under the direction of E. Word of Mr. Scoggan's appoint* tee and Senator different from thnt of today. cial effect on business of a tax cut tilization of starved soil, at a sav­ Junior class, extended a hearty order In the State the total amount E. Wheaton, promises to be one of aylvanin, a Rrp, Turning to the serious Ride of ing which from one unit at Muscle ment has just been received from welcome to the Seniors and to the beinif $1)04)00. The order has paid the best of its kind. now. Shoals would reduco tho cost of was understood tTI assemblage. Ho closed with the nutation, the superintendent; out in ten years over $.100,000 to Red Cross Joins Reservations will be made for Macon, (Ja., where he went sever­ entire fertilizer to the American farmer fr discussino at j,. widows and orphans of deceased for the white people who wish to al days ago to assume his new du­ a short poem of his composition, noted the fine progress made in the J The Americun Red Cross cnee an outline of, I.eo McLain, president of the Sen!»**• Statistics, ho stated, rhow , by thirty billion dolars.” Knights, and has an endowment of come and all who attend will be nc- ties. proposal on which ui ior clans, responded to the address Ilhnt '*urinK tho P«*t 10 years, the government today in the work Estimste Big Returns. over $400,000. This amount has roninduted. There will be un ad­ work. V of welcome with a word of’ appro-, -w ’hool attendance in the conn try j distributing to veterans nppliFriends of Mr. Scoggan in San­ \ Hooker estimated the Hookerbeen accumulaUd under the admin­ mission charge of 50 cents per per­ ciution for tne splendid bunquet !’;u' locreased .15 pCr cen t,in F lo r-1 catj0n blanks and full instructions White-Atterbury offer would return istration of W. \V. Andrews. Grand son. ford and elsewhere will learn with tendered by the sister class ami H'a ^ Percent, in Seminole county | on provisions of the bonus bill more than $300,000,000 to the gov­ Chancellor who has held this po­ pleasure of this recognition of his for Washington] the warm feeling of fellowship Ppr cenL a [H in Sanford 300 an(j jg phmm-ii to have this well ernment in fifty years. sition for fourteen years. ability. For the past 10 years lie that exists between the two. I‘t r cl‘nL Basing Ins prediction | umjcr W Qy within a few days. He declared that afte r sufficient Thirteen yenrs ago the order these figures, ho declared that xho Kn.nte.st burden of udminis- fertilizer had been produced, cnhas been ft resident of this city Tbc program, interspersed lie - 1 W ashington " had a deficit of over $5,000 and u very small membership. Since thc-.t during which time he has operated ,tWecn courses, was carried out in it is reasonable to believe that II) trative work will come during thejgugh power would remain nde- for a J recess of’ Aliss Mildred i.a rs from now the attendance will IU,xt yt,ar Although none of‘ the ' quutely to serve all the nearby committee werq | . He is .splendid manner. tho membership has increased and ns an independent buyer. *' i inmrnnce certificate* will be lasuetl states requiring electrical power The cabinet con Holly, the next- on the program, l,e approjnnmtely 1,400. tho endowment department has in­ In leaving high school, the speak- ,H.f„ ro next j anunr>' 1. and the for industrial development. carrying out proT V 7 V r i» I lT lI l 1 I j I J table dealers of the eastern mark- gave a vocal selection entitled the creased its policies to $500 and ** "Two Mnrionnettes." which was ■r urged the students to pursue iilsh payments will not be made f 1,000. There nre over 18,000 col­ “The major operation under the dler bonus act. ets. studies in institutions of higher unt, . afu,r n(.xt March J, the task Hooker plan will he the production The senate in (Continued from page 1.) ored Knights of Pythias in the Mr. Scoggan has been promi­ warmly applauded. “Memories” was the subject of learning. As an argument for this (>f , xam|ning the approximately of chemical fertilize!*,” Hooker said. the charges against! State of Florida. The sister organ­ records. nently identified with the sale of isation, the Grand Court of CnEfforts to get int/> the record n vegetables mid fruits for ninny an extremely interesting talk hy iqqital, he stated that a hoy with J.OOO,000 applications expected will “The business of producing and Ct, Democrat, Monti The hou*r tooln _lanthe_lends, among .the women, of disdusuru of the -number of menu t vrnrs -which experience qualities S. Or-.Shinh«liwr menilMiMif —*lw‘****~4Mut a tion hMs one chunce-r»»e-t,r jrnttcn under way^ns quickly n s :distributing cheap fertilizer to the the state. Its Grand Worthy Coun­ hers of the klnn in Texas were j ^ ,a , :,u^fcss' one with possible. : farmer Is the most important prob- Haugen farm aid 1 for th*> new position which he board of trustees. In u reminiscent *•’ ^ snirit, he reculleil happenings of Kra,m,a '’ >,chool eiiucationi"no chan-*.* The war depart ment today sub- leni that confronts this country to- limited to selor is Mrs. E. J. Colyer, of O r­ frustrated by/Mayfield's counsel i jlus ;U!(t ussumed. tlie schools in years gone l»Jr, men- ln .Wlta high school educa - 1mitti\l an estimute of $4,500,000 to 'day."“ lando, and has an endowment of but klnn officials were permitted J . ---------The resignation tfl tinning the names of some, w h o 1 Hon one in 4(H) nnd with college!the l^nlget bureau us the amount almost- $100,000. Its membership to testify that there are “between" In answer to Chairman Norris, Woods ns amharder | The I ll(,r0, .ary j,, meet administrative Hooker said that now $3 for freight “"opted by Presi, includes some of the best negro 150 ami 175 klnn organizations in I Infant Son Of i\Ir. And helped to shape the minds of some trxaininjc one ennneo in -10. The house women in the Statu of Florida. the state, and "mayb®" more. the members of the graduating *«!»cnntendent s talk was received expense during the next fiscal year, was addedt« the cost of each ton Mrs. T. W. Jones Dies of Sessions of the grand court are rnitteo heard testia During the examination of Jett, class .while others contributed to V,'j v cothuslastically. !Tbi:i contemplates the enrployineni it.f fertilizer. being held in the St. James A. M. klnn otlicials who were to testify tho building up of the present During the evening Mrs. McKay,i0f more thnn 2,500 additional clerks : -------------------------upon the claim of Funeral services for little Thom­ school system. The npcaker »paid E. Church, and opened formally were required by the committee at Corporation of pff ha" BerV0J« nH counselor for the la ,hj t|10 certification of recoriis of I BACK ON VISIT Tuesday morning. the request of counsel for 1'isldy to as W. Jones, Jr., the three-year- tribute to the work of several, win )u>'|,,r class>during the past year, uhnut 4,000.000 world war veterans. Charges of heacr> Fred Eherhardt of the WilliteTho Grnnd Lodge, Knights of leave tho room. A number of per­ old son of Mr. and Mrs. T. \V. were identified most prominently I'va* Pr^?c.n tc‘* w,th u handsome ( Similar work must bo undertnk-1Southeast Company withhendenditures in Tem Pythias of Florida, unanimously sons whose names are known in Junes, who passed away nt the witli the school work of yeateryeur. |V,iry toilet set ns an expression of •(() |,y.tho navy department, n l-»quarters in nJcksonville is in the dux Klan were dri re-elected, the Giluul Chancellor connection with klnn matters were .Orange General Hospital in Orlan­ A rending hy Alisa Bernice A u --1|-'r a t ‘‘ » J ^ roaJ ‘he class o f ’25 for th(,u^ h n songJwhat smaller 1eity today looking after some of senate Mayfield in' nhd the entire stair of grund of. identified by Jett, including John D. do Sunday morning, were held on tin o„ “Tending To The B a b y ,'\ ' ‘" ’^ n g efforts m its behalf. The Veterans’ Bureau, in | h i / paving c o n tra c t and vU itln. mittce. fleers in the session of Tuesday nf- Maher, who was employed, the wit. Tuesday afternoon at •) o'clock at was very humorous nnd ^ received Chairman Butler „ 1 7TTT • which |» vesteil actual control of Sanford friends. Mr. Eherhardt is temoon. After the Grund Chancel, ncM:i said, to shadow Gaston * B. the home ill Rose Court with Rev with hearty applause. \Vhen en- I lU T G a S e III L llllI O F H 1 Q administration of the law, will re- a formerautomobile driver naval committee uid who lor’s report there was a demonstra­ Means, who was inquiring into klnn J. A. Hennessey in charge. Bur­ cored ;be responded with anothe. / l r , n f r p C - t m was neeiled to make lulro additional appropriations. : gave up the gume after a scries ial took place in the Catholic tion nnd a demand for his re-elec­ activities. navy equal in Mr, humorous Hckctlun. A comet Sul.. U l d l l ^ e c r o p I t e p O r i C d ; -------------------------- : of accidents that eventually put cemetery; tion nt once. Immediately after by John .Schirad accompanied by, -------RELIEVED-CONSTIPATION i him in the hospital for two years Great Britain. The little fellow passed away the grnnd officers reports were DEATH CLAIM GRANTED Chairman Lodw Mrs. Wagner, was also enjoyed TALLAHASSEE, Fin., May 21 — Now is the time to get rid of thnt | | e j* half owner In tho Willitefollowing an illness of nearly a greatly, lie very generously re­ retd, the demonstration for the re­ members of the <emt«l The California orange crop this stubljorn cough which haa been Southeast Compnny and general election of tho Grand Chancellor Mr. R. B. Gruy, clerk of Camp year. The sympathy of many sponded with another selection season is about 24,500,000 boxes, "hanging on" nil winter. A few lotions committee sales manager of the American began again, and it was moved nnd No. 10, 19.7, Modern Woodmen of friends of the family goes out to when encored. according to a revised estimate ot dose* of the good, reliable FO­ Willite Company and travels all President Coolidge seconded that he be ununimously America, of Sanford, has just re­ its members in this hour of be­ Prof. (5. E. McKay, speaking on the United States department of LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ over of w® United States. Recently consideration reavement. * re-elected, which passed. The de­ ceived notice from Rock Island, III., sals. tho subject of "Seniors" expressed agriculture, received here. Last POUND will speedily relievo snme, at a the Kiwanis meeting in Boston mand for tho rc-eleetlon of nil offi­ thnt the death duim f thoe late pleasure for having- ,the oportunity Portunlty i, year’s crop was 22,800,000, nnd ...... Mrs. Sarah Heck, 341 St. Paul St. Mr. Eberhardt was introduced as cers was then made, which also James R. Hall of this city was al­ Two Franchises Voted to be associated with a class such thnt of the preceding year 20,500,The rare earth thora j Memphis, Tenn., '..’rites: "I have the "man from Florida” and after passed. lowed at the May meeting of the um that of 21. He expressed fur- 000. The revised estimate just been wonderfully benefited by FO- his talk on Florida was beseiged by chlof chemical cot Tuesday night, over one thou­ executive council of the society. By Citizens of Miami ther hi* appreciation ns well a Issued is higher thnn the prelimAND TAR COM*(many present for more inlorma- mantles used for ii sand persons marched in the street Proofs were perfected a few days that ol members of the faculty for inuty estimate of lust December.* POUND. The first dose stopped tion on this state. Mr. Eberhardt burners. parade through the principal too lute for notion nt the April MIAMI BEACH, May 21. — Two the fine spirit of co-operation that Shipments of the navel crop nre streets of Hanford, nnd participat­ meeting. Mrs. Ilah A. Hull, the I franchises, one to take the place has existed between the graduates | now )OHjn(r nn,j lhoHC „f thl. Vnl- my cought. It was a stubborn ; said he was surprised to learn that Many politicians lun ed in tho street dance g i v e n b y t h e widow is the Tencficiary. Mr. |of the previous pne for tho opera- und tin* school authorities. The cn. ifts nre lieginning, the depart- cough arid I had been troubled! nt least 12 of those present were in the mud instead ofA with it since the first; cold spell.” familiar with Sanford nnd Semorder. Tho parade begun ut tho Hall Joined the prguhitatfon in ,tion of the street enr line und the professor s reniurks wero especially ground. — Boo* ment says. _ Best for coughs and colds. Adv. j inole County and very much in- the camp ground, marched through and was a member Ions th a n 'other to take the pluci* of a prev- enjoyed and were loudly upplaudt-d. Leather Heponer. Celery Avenue, down Sanford Ave­ nine years. He |>aid into the mor-linus franchise for the uso of the <r l T ------------- i----, , terested in this section of Florida. Two readings by Miss Geruldine To safes, 1He thnt Sanford if If one of • haul cattle to,, market*, a f a r - j Trunks, baggage, pianos, sales,i rte declared that nue to Second Street, up Second tuury fund the sum rif $348 d u r-1streets and alleys for electric light Muriel, u member of the high Perhaps our tin mer in England built a roomy crate* j in fact, anything, anywhere at I the best advertised cities in the could Street to Onk Avenue, where one ing that period. Ills widow will (service lines, was approved by at Park Avenue. Two bunds themselmii on the frame of a motorcycle side i nnv time. QUICK SERVICE utnfn nf a 1«. _a aide | nny time.. QUICK SERVICE; state a t the present time and (eye bykeep part dnnrcd while the other danced Veceivo $.3,000. falling frea . election here yesterday. companicd the parade, and csr. 1TRANSFER. Phone 498. | everyone is ta k in g Sanford.” ItervaU— New Bedfnfl Celery Shipments JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET L A S T NIGHT IS SUCCESS ¥ KLAN RECORDS TO BE PROBED It Y COMMITTEE ^innn^'^raru.i B || ► i■ r :-e . ' -*-* ■ — fiTiir-in- rn , -i i*Yt~ai <—reitUi vHivrii nr • ■* •m -> +<• •!••!•<•+++•>+•}■•}••> •?•■{• ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * 4 * * +.>++.K ,***W 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 ,4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 W W 4 4 + 4 4 + 4 W 4 + w ^ w ^ ^ .• The . ~ * ■- : — - Real Estate Developers POINT OUT FACTS—You—having an intelligent mind ami can analyze them fo r profit. Pioneers in thousands of towns have made money. In each new town development the Doubting Thomases -.T m r'n ttlw id1 ll,lat J4 W0UM "Oyer am ount to anything. Then these sam e Doubting Thomases come right i . 'ti' 1 tL !f° 1<?vl! °Vnien^ Jas I| lacle enormous profits for the pioneer investors, stating the fact th a t they mil the opportunity to lmy and make a profit, too; but th a t they did not have sense enough. The wise investor mkmys -property -ahead of g re a t developments and looks into the future for large profits. 1 I' igure it all out for yourself. W here there is so much smoke there must bo some fire. • i1.1!?10. ,0 l'lthn AUKl°f nEm ast Co.as;t road connects the TVE ast and _W a t thei. h,eart of this great peninsula Thus Bit m p v n io l r e n n fn i* f _ 1est Coasts ____ C UllblUa. I nU.s iL a r, " „V ., wittHKf, anu uesoia, journ alista, Cocoa and Melbourne R panW the linest beaches on the Florida Coast. Anyone who believes in the fu tu re development of Florida must real­ ize the fortunes th a t will be made by the pioneer investors in these developments. . t Town developments are not new. Ju st think how m any towns have been developed in this America sin e e r,,Ilimbus landed. How foolish it would be to think th at other towns would not develop! There are many sound reasons for the development of BitKlo and we would like to have an ouuortunitv r,f nni.,f nut out some of these to you, a fte r which you will be in position to ju d g e our i n v e ^ t r f J S ^ S ^ Cars leave our office 9:110 every day. Be our guests on a round triptoB ithlo without cost m- n i m , . ____ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4,<.4444,4<>444444444<.444444444<(i++<>+j{>->444444444444i><>^<t+^ ^ 4^ ++++++^^++++^ +^+^ +} ■ ■w o t ; ^ ^ + �I>A <2ETW a T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , THURSDAY U rarrlp lln n . t . N o tic e Is h e r e b y a l v e n t h a t t h e f o l l o w l n * d e s c r i b e d l a n d s o r so m u c h t h e r e o f a s w i l l be n e c e s s a r y t o p a y t h e a m o u n t d u e f o r t a x e s h e r e i n set ( M W Co t h * s a m e - t o r i l H e r ' w I t h c o s t o f Sunn s a l e a m t a d v e r t i s i n g , W tu b e s o l d a t p u b ll a a u c t i o n o n t h e 2nd d a y of J u n e . A. I).. 1924 a t th n o f f ic e o f t h e C ity T a x C o llecto r, h e y l n n l n * a t 10 o 'c l o c k A. At., In t h e C i t y o f S a n f o r d , S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . , r i m n a cm, a r t n * n *. I t s , I t a e n d ItT . S f W l n n l f 4'riunlj la. ( i M l i i l i s w h a t la e e a a a s a w lr k a e n a a a S t. U i r l n u t r ’a A Adi Let n i.* k n - r ttr t. O nnfr. .T u n 4 Presbyterians May Swedish Athletes ^ Be*. 9* f t W. o f N U C o r of L o t 4 Ilu n W. ' 1!0.C I a 117 ft. E. to P I 8. of B e*. N. t o lie*. . <L*** B e* . H « ft. SV. i»f 8. E. C or Ijot 4 ■R o b ln su n S u r ­ v e y It tin N. 117 ft. B. SO ft. 8. 117 f t . - W . 50 f t . to scnibly now in session, with its cmvcH this year began immediately nearly 1,000 commissioners, Is of \ fu r the end of the 1920 Olympiad, ruch a sire ns to tax the senting The games arc taken much more capacity of the average church, fu- i BerioiubUtitv'v?^VhA^n; i/V*°ra t ture.gCTornl n*semWl<hr''t^ftt''^?r? f '^ * th ” Tafgo"rotates. The Swedish less unwieldy body if the proposal Olympic committee, a permanent pretented today by a special com- j body refreshed with new members mittec on the reduction of the size after each Olympiad, has beta of the general assembly becomes n keeping its cyt.i on the promisir;; church law. The report is signed f thletcs of the country*. «*» that i , by Dr. William L. McEwan of will have little difficulty in ma Pittsburgh, chairman. I t recom- ing the final selection of the tea’ i mends n change in the Presbytcrinn to go to Paris, form of government which would The strength of the Swedes wi 1 reduce the membership of the gen- be concentrated largely in swij - F~ Cor. o f N *4 <<f H un W. 110 ft. N. 60 ft. K. 120 ft. a 50 ft. ............ A ll L e s s He*. .100 f t a Of of N. K. C o r .— ..... H un W. 120 f t . 8. 100 ft. E. 120 ft. N. 100 ft. am t ILr?- , H**.' I'*' W.- F. F. D u t t o n ft Co.. 1151.50 Mra. E s t e r D u r a n 12.50 C u r r y Hmlth *ft*ar Co.............. ..................... 5.70 O. W . V e n a b le .... *1.30 E m m a F. W h i t t l e . 45.90 J. L. M ille r ........... . t * 90 L II. S m i t h ............ 1190 “TSt H un 8. 50 f t . E. 120 f t N. 50 f t W. t o b e * , anti ( L e s s He*. 8. \V. C o r B. It M ary F r i e r s o n F. I*. H in e s _______ _ W. II, B r i t t ___ __ T em ple tn s tl tu t 'n s M ary S. D i c k e n s .... H e le n Itn se F a c e E. It, I ton rite ... * A lt f l / i s 8. 21.6 ft. • !. 4*. C h n n ib e r l n ln K. 8. J o h n s o n .... . ft II. r i u t h r l e T em ple In u tltu 'n i Melsch H e a lty Co. E m m e t t K ln ln w D ean e T u r n e r ____ F. 1% H in e s ............ M rs. M. B. Z a c h a r y 129.00 J . 8 D lh k e l ,i. . lfi.90 C. ff N. W . H * W >. P? ? E. H enry ____ N TO S . W F O J t n Aa n ee o rtle il In 110 I t r r o n l a o f S e m i n o le C o n n ly 19 (7. T. K e n t 1*. I*. M cC illler ___ H en rietta Johnson M u s to r B lack ........ Ham Y o u n t s ............. (L ea* E. C« (t.) C. -------------- Mahoney I s a b e l l e C. lllk'Klri h o t h a m ................... J . A. T n k n e h ... .... J . A. T u k n c h ........ J . H. D i n k e l ......... .. J . 8, D i n k e l ........ HLifford Ito tiln so n C. F . W i g h t _____ O rln II. H te n s t r o m li l a n o h a T a k a r h W m . I. T, H tr l m t e r W , A. B r o w n ....... F r a n k B runson A l b e r t W. S m ith ; I t W. D u rk w o rili It. w , D u c k w o r t h U nknown ______ D e n n i s H e rln a ....... C. 11. M oore .......... Lmftilv W il s o n ........ K. 8. J o h n s o n ........ U n k n o w n ................. W m . C. iH te w a r t , J r W il li e L e w i s H etievn 8. T h o m a s M a r y M ead e _____ U n k n o w n ................... J o s e p h i n e D ix o n .... R o b e r t C a r e y ........ R o b e r t C a r e y ........ R obert C arey __ R o b e r t C a r e y .... . R ohert C arey M abel D u l l e r ........ ^ N 4 l T t of .— 4 It 'NORMANY •R U A R E A s Heeorded In P la t llo o k 3. P a c e •1.15 3.SO 4.50 65.70 9.90 63.90 .l.flo 3.15 3.15 « * ' “*«"’'>'>• ■ n w U m .t.lr J » n‘f* a good chance of winning prii, s The committee reviews what it will be plnred on the team. Co terms inequalities and injustices in scqucntly, Sweden’s delegation vi 1 representation of tho Presbyteries lie smaller than the national ce and proposed readjustments intend-; Unseat that went to Antwerp fo r eti to prevent n lot of small pres- years ago. bytcries from having as large a j w atcr aprtrt, the outstandii 7 representation in assembly as have rntry fron1 .Sweden is Arno Do-:, the great presbyteries. who f,as visiting ilonolt u The purpose of tin* comhitltee'H rccenlly. His best records at sc proposal is toena blc the ussembly ernl distances rank even, or i . tu meet in churches which it can most so, with those of Johnr e not now enter because of its sire, Weissmuller, and, on more tli i to.be entertained in smaller com- pne occasion, he has improved p munition, and nlso to to niUke the .on the tiroes set by the Austmlii i •i<M*pibly more of_a_deliberative aquatic—prodigy,—Align - Clnrltr ir body and less of an expense to th e ' Nila Trolle, nnother swimmii r denomination. I star of Sweden, has covered 1 ,) Office Supplies P arty Favors Books *>■*!■'T"t' *t* *5‘I*■£*•!•* •>+%•■{■d- 4. | II. G A R N E R 'S HERON» A D D IT IO N TO n . \ I I K I I A > l P A R K HEIGH T"* As lle r u r i le d In I 'l a t flunk I, I 'n i t r NO, f t r n i h m l r C o u n ty lle e o rita 15 K U n k n o w n ... ........ 8.1? C O T T A G E II II.L Aa llre u rile il In l l o o k 2 I’n R r *7 S e m in o le C o u n t y l l e e n r d 2 P ertjelta Ju e k s o I 1‘e r n e l l a J a c k s o n tl o v e r n r n e n t L o ts O n o d L o t s 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 21, Cl. 23, 21, 25 a n d 26 .............. — . E tta P ackard J a m e s B u sse ll J a m e s B u s s e ll 1* 19 H O N E C O U R T A D D I T I O N n s l l r e o r d r i l In P in t llook S em in o le C ount} l l r r n n l s . 3 lll'K N A 8. 3, D u le sto n 7.55 1.45 1.45 I 'n * r s 3, 4, 5 ...... _.... 144.9t) V IN TA E N T A T E N , NAN EC l l o o k 3, l ' n * e 1 iiml 2, N e m ln u le C o u n t y lle ro riln . > i i <■ i i i t U n k n o w n ........ . Cnknown . . . U n k n o w n ......... . U n k n o w n ... U n k n o w n .. Unknown Unknown U n k n o w n ......... U n k n o w n ....... Unknown U n k n o w n ..... U n k n o w n ......... U n k n o w n --n...i Unknown . U n k n o w n .... U t r o n l e d la. !>{■( W m . H lm paon P in t Gift And Stationery Shop Aa I t e r n r i l r i t In I’l n t H ook 1, P a e C o u n t y lleeorU a. I c V. K. D o u g in as i C V. E. DoUKlnss ...... I C V. K. Iliu m la s s -----! K H o tiert II. 8 m l t h .... i E F r a n k t i r n y h u m .... H IteK ln ahl H o l l y .... H IL *L m ld H o l l y .... M a b e l D u l l e r • ........ O i s y H a l l ............ Hen B r a d l e y ............. U n k n o w n . ........ . C n k n o w n .............. M. J. B r a d f o r d ....... Z e lm n S a n d e r s J l a r y U. M itch ell N a n c y M y e r s ..... . A d d le D a v is ....____ D aisy llrih ln so n M elsch H e a lty Co. O scar it B e ssie M ay o ...... ................. . H e n r y lL a -rls C l e v e l a n d Tlnli K n rly H a l l ............ t . Z, J o h n s o n ........ T U C K E R ’* A D D IT IO N T O RA.NKOIID A s T O ( tA N F O ltD Aa H e e a r U e d In l l r r o n l a uf S e m in o le C o n n ly . V. E. I*o u*l*»a, X I , 11. W lK ht .............r.. 11. W i g h t .............. H. W i g h t ......----- .... It W i g h t ---------E. M. C a r r o l l ____ i;. M. C a r r o l l ........ U n k n o w n ......... ....... C n k n o w n .............. A4-SU motors in just a fifth of a second for swimming over one minute. The Henning And fancy do brothers will enter events calling]be contested j i n i ' W 9*ftr 22..50 II T iy P it; • ' "* S do n IE' tvfal doll Eva don Eva don Eva ~ '* JfD W \L*. 'ii A It. H 'a e rrnn l ................ & II. W . I t e m .............. ............... St B. W . H e r n ............................. A U. W. H e r n uno • 14 Ml. Uo. H u n W, 35o f t N. fl. 8. Ely i IT. N. of It 11 4 a c r e s ) Re*. 22*1 F l ft. 8. of N. R u n E. 25 f 17* ft. N H Re*. 2236 ft. 1759 23 19 30 W . II. n r i u 4l'tn .......... — -----E v a & U. w . H a m - don --------- ------ E v a Sc li, W. Hern* d o n ................... .... E v a j A ,tt . w . H a m Ev?i •Inn Eva don Evn don Eva ilon Eva iln n Eva don Eva Ilnn Eva don Evu I). M. J e n k i n s V fT fiarfi. R u n K. * 2 '4 ft. S. 2 6 1 ft. W. *2*4 ft. N. to He*. . 1U*. 3ii (r. W. of N E Cor. of N. W. *; o f ............. R u n 8. 60 (t. W. 90 ft N. 50 f|. K. 90 f |. | n lie*. Be*. 139 f l W. o f Ipt, of }V. Hn*> o f R n llv Ave. a n d N. lin e o f H n ld stio rn HI. R u n N. 149 f | . W. 50 f». 8 110 fl. E. 50 ft. He*, a t N. IL C o r or s . 'v Of W. ' j of s. E. u A n. W H ern . & II. W. H e r n ............................. & B. W. H e r n ............ * U. W. H e r n ...... . Si H. W . H e r n ' .. .... Si H. W. H e r n __ .. .. k B. W. H e r n ............................. ft It. W. H e r n l l u n 8. 157*4 f* W loo fl. N 157 *j ft. E. m o ft. |<> Re*. R e * nl m a k e K70 ft. W ,,f E v a f t li. W. H e r n Re*. .. ... 1 *. It* rh. 8. uf K. Vi Ml. Un. Sec, . H u n W. 115 ft. N, 6n ft! E. 415 ft. 8 59 ft. I L o v He*. 10 eh 8. mill 30 ft. W . of *i Sec Rn. n n E. H u e u f 8 pi * 36 Tl*. 19 R 30. R u n W. 130 ft. N. 50 fl. H, 130 ft. H tn Re*. A ten (L en a th e \v. g | f t .) Ntltl I L e m lie*. 10 ell 8 n m l 171 ft. W. of V* Her. I*>». H u n W. on N. L in e H p n rlln * Hi. n o ft. t u E. L i n e R n lm e ll n Ave, t h e n c e " A DDITION TO 9ANF4IIII) A a H r m r iln t la P la l flou k I, P a * « « 123 A 1M, N cm lnole C uunly llrra rd a . ,7 A It. It. L ew la ............... 11.70 IS A J ,M, 1 ] | | | . i n .......... 29.70 ? U It. « . H ic k a im .......... 3.15 1 U T om M urlillth 3.15 6 r .' . T om M e r ijlt h ' . H , 3.1ft I - lloftH y T ru « t Co, .... - 3.1* * 9 <> IV. T. H u m p h rlo a ___________________________ ............... ............... ........... 3.36 i s A . I tr r u n le d la r i a l C .inuty lte e a r d a , V l r a l l C l a i r ----------2.70 j . m . M utiroa 32 50 n . J. W h it a -------3.15 a • j M . m m v . a t Oik S3. Ml Bad H V4 » f 33 llo b lo a e a 'a Su rvey lllla a la S aafard aa H aeardrd In P la t H ook 1 , P a s a 1ST • • ■ l a a l a t'u a a ty It w o r d .. 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II. (l)nMlrlrh T h en . A lle n Ju n e .i 2.90 John Rutiknll N e t t l e l n * r n m ........ 47.25 Hl*neil, A L F R E D F O HTKR . T a x U nllector. H y E l l e n Hoy, D e p u t y C o lle c to r. Police Photography Joliet’s Historical Voyage Celebrated Brought to Fine A rt NEW YORK. May 22.—A photoJOI.IF.T, May 22.—Floating graph studio, the Urgent nml‘most down tho Chicago drainage canal up-to-date in tho world, wjtji a and tho lllir.oia river, a modem clientele of more than BO.OQtPpefJLouia Joliet, accompanied by Fath­ sons and electrical equipment;-?or er Marquette and his voyagera, will developing photographs photograpl with ligh be greeted when he lands''Jane 18 nUg has jecotne b< — rapidity, . r - , , I™ owf < betrlpg his ngn*. by a m s moat important adjuncts 6fjtl: New Yorkk police department.^ de]— pageahf of more* tharf r.OftO actors, w*y,X°r . 1“ , - - !.*’J i-j* ' Tricks of criminals to circuaWet given In commemoration of U»e police -photographers have b' landing of the original Joliet here ao futile that the old-tinw 2fi0 years ago. quirement that four detective The week of June 18 to 82 Is to a prisoner for a pose is no I The only deUy bo devoted td s celebration of Jol­ necessary. a*ys is caused by vaiii womci iet’s exploration and discovery of powder and rouge or by “si who slick thsir hair. the site of this city. Paris police ot long ago Although the trip down the Chi­ .over a photograph of 1 cago canal and river will not fol* namedhere “ Huasey.” New York Immedia S S S t A T g t S t as that Dan Col IT is the most natural thing in the world to w ant to get the most for your money th a t money can com­ mand. Every Floridian w ants that. And every Floridian, from the very n atu re of his intim ate re­ lation with his state, and his knowledge of the opportunities which growth and development mean in Florida, is in a position not only to know but to demand real value for his investments. In the splendid Miami District, where growth has been deemed magical, there are wonderful op­ portunities for investment. One of the chief of these is Coral Gabls. Coral Gables offers the ulti­ m ate in value for your monov be­ Sanford Office, Milane Theatre llldg. Sanfurd Fla. cause it offers more in fine devel­ opment-more in beauty and com­ pleteness—more in ..recreational refinem ent which investors know make for profitable investment and rapid increases in property values. Come and enjoy Coral Gables yourself/ D o n 't take any one’s word for its beauty or finish­ ed development—don’t mind the man who decries its outstanding superiority. J u st come and be your own judge. And when you see Coral Gables let your own fair judgem ent be your guide whether it is a good investm ent or 4not. • |, The free trip to Coral Gables will be one of the most enjoyable of your life. Make your reservation at the local offic now- and come. Miami's Master. Suburb George E. Jlcrrick, Owner Executive Office*! 188 E. Plaglet Miami, F1a. Florida 0//('ces: Jacfeionyfllc, Wat Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petsrsbarj, Sanford, Lakeland, DeLand. 7 .** B I M *'* M R 4 f * * * 1 1 1 1 1 > ................. .. �I V I : .tj THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924. YORK POLICE Women Police Will Convention CAREFULLY FGuard r o m Adventurers * CONVENTION EVERT TRUE cONfib I P o l i c e Hear Talk 1 Of Their Prisoners G /O m -h n , 3 o * e r .M o i! Concerning Arrest by i NOLO I <S9S4T S C O T T ^ t'U . WAve rw4C S&TTte TW«3 r MIW You've M4t> NC ST -actr TO v s <;c t 4 B l € “b e i> NEW YORK,- May 22.— One nf "DK3 mu P u r e P i r - p e R c n T LOS ANGELES, May 2 2 .-C h « !.| O vC ft r Hi5&C* the many problems New York's I F = P t A c e s ONI.Y TO CAU. IT OPI* of Police August Vollroer und hia;* iN S T g c o OP ^ . cm^ n ^ t ° V n Z h ' police force will face during the rmiice captains rrrentL j-jnstttnted'S Democratic vanrartYturire'xt ;mwrfh4»‘’ V ■■tfl'rr* 'im m lfi Clothes M A ia? vj<» 'c o x .ft m i \ p ivaioT tm ot a new form of conference when'5 will be U> rid the city of characters , W W i l l K «P Sharp they held a round-table discussion (■ known In police vernacular u • . ■ -i * /-.(I ' lookout for Crooks. or. crime, its causes, and means; - Itti*' *.*• cnfeT'vtt “crashers" and “mashers." Thk , tt’ for its prevention with the in. YORK. May 21-E very task has been assigned to Captaii mates of the Lincoln Heights ja ili,„f the New York police and Mary Hamilton, director of thi here. £ i|»rtm onts, with the ex- feminine bluecoata. A crasher ii JM f>4’4 r »»:•; r*, At a luncheon in the Jail the'S 0f marine rum and har- a person, male or female, wht prisoners, a t the invitation of the | patrols, will contribute units craves excitement, company am In eight months dem onstrates chief, told the arms of the law , protection of life and prop- entertainment and, not having th< Just what they thought of police­ the regulation of traffic funds or the connections necessarjl men, courts and law enforcement Democratic National for a legitimate satisfaction of th<| popularity of Seminole County’s in general. Chief Vollmer said he ntion in June. craving becomes addicted to politil enee, including the following: ( j.. B gyntern drafted by Po- “sponging." learned much from tho confer- _ foimmissioner Enright, MadtThe chronic crasher and moshi gquare Garden, the adjacent newspaper. The character of men urrested 3 10 il ■here thousands of non-dele- er, according to Captain Hamilton should be more closely investignt- « lire expected to hear the con- are always seen a t large publiij ed by the arresting officer. P < 1 proceedings kit P £4 by radio, anil and functions, political demonstrations A court should be established to a O e c « - a v; o Ending district for blocks banquets theatrical first-nights, big handle vagrants exclusively. direction, are to become al ir S 6 A sympathetic officer should be S a restricted area during the funerals, a rt exhibits and society appointed to hear the pleus of;H B u t o u R F=<<» i *i u . y weddings. They dress well. TheirS ntion period. these vngrants and those arrested'2 3 T i cc. F? u n 3 -q j system will be put Into ef- manners are irreproachable. They *>u other petty charges. S It without adding a single man are, to all appearances, the acme o<' Some or the remarks by priion-l^ T existing force of 15,000. culture and refinement. In fact t rs that led up to these conclusions 5 r /// . v> were: ^ - time to make our plans," they sometimes outshine the com-, , * -ft- . V s* [Commissioner told Stanley J. pany they keep In these respects By an Irish prisoner, called by j * ' / < r !/flfl 'i __ <* \ \ directing vice-president of Captain Hamilton knows dozens ol ibis co-inimitea, Sam; “These cops.S n ^ .i Bon-partlsau National them----------------------- —-------------| pinch uh because that1* their bus- S Trttion Committee bf 600, "we iness and they don't cure if we're!2 Strangely enough, the crashers I innocent or not. If they get noth-1" I tope with 200,000 visitors with* are mostly women. But that othei | tng real against us, we're canned 1 K ig for reinforcements. In bane of the metropolis, the masher Circulation and advertising iftcreas-" :on a charge of being vagrants and R will be easier for us to is usually a male, as Captain Ham I a boob judge gives us 1)0 days for >nin order and avoid traffic ilton testifies and as police cour having an empty stomach." stion for this convention than records bear ample witness. "Soma ‘ , nn educated prisoner, who s Is to perform such duties times we call them crashers,” shi ing by leaps and bounds—news satisraw he had made it his business scene of a championship evplained. "We also know them to Study crime from both sides: fight, a World'a Series of however, as 'chow-chasers' oi There is, apparently, only one Ehsli, a big fire, a spectacular 'outsiders’ or 'bean-pickers.' thing for o man to do when he is "How do wo spot them? . Welldent, a sensational crime, a faction-^advertising results—show broke and hungry, and thnt is to OBstrstive political mass meet- perhapn a hostess will call upon Ui . knock somebody off." I believd or on any occasions when to ouatt an uninvited guest, or thi that the majority of small crimes .,iritiYrly small crowds gather guest a t a hotel banquet finds he caused by that reason and no seat usurped by W atrnnger, ant BUneously.". the m erit of umissioner Enright has not calls a house detedtWe who ( i f r i s t l R a t i f y O b S C e n e Give Painters Double other.' By a gray.haired inmate, whom cans my department, aepsnm em , Some—. , _ his plans In detail. The turn colls X T H IIIC 1 T C f tty W ages In Tokio Work nil saluted as Vincent: "Condi-, _ program, however, pro- times we are asked to escort thenJ$OOK tions are not going to be a bit bet-1 _____ i first of all fur absolute safe- from theaters. Once we Bee on l ter until the public la taught toiaS delegates and aeatholders of them wo don’t forgtf, and w ‘GENEVA, May 22.—The Irish TOKIO, April 22. - Nearly oil place trust and confidence In the'S i the convention and along State, which was elected a classes of skilled labor are re­ police, and they will not show thatlfi [mutes from the various dele- everywhere"0 ^ has been Captain Hamilton'"wmber of the League oi of canons Notions ceiving higher pny during the re­ tiust and confidence until the dc-lg It ttnmilton’hotel headquarters to Madxperience th a t big conventionUkt September, hna Just ratified Its construction period in Tokio, but pnrtment merits it. At present ! l i Square Garden, policemen will lie and cheat 9 eh of the numerous entrances ring out the crashers In full forcifll,t iengue convention. Michael nono have profited more than tho some to convict a man." The entertainment functions are s !Garden will be closely guard pWhite, the permanent Irish repBy an admitted bootlegger: (underground as well an at street large, ao few of the guesta ar Bentatlve here, has informed the painters. Before tho great earth quake .and "What I want to know is this: Streets leading to the audl- acquainted with each other, thn when you pinch a man and get 18 i will be roped off for two1or the way of the usurper is easy. Hi brotariat that the Dublin govem- fire of September 1, the Japanese gallons of good whiskey from him, or she, takes in everything on th fint has officially aproved the were noted for the lack of paint why is it that the records show i blocks, so that only such traf[ vehicle and foot, as is identi- program, dinners, theaters, out [aty for the suppression of the outside and inside their houses. you confiscated only three gal­ I with the convention can pass tours, boat excuridons, aightseein Publishing both daily and weekly edi-. With the construction of thousands lons?" in obscene publications, rides, all free. rh the lines. of temporary buildings, however, Chief Vollmer asked for the There will be all these durim luchdi Bey, the Turkish minister mostly of dumber, there has been formed police and plain names of officers who hid this, but men will be scattered the forthcoming convention. An Berne, also has notified. tho a great increase in the use of at u warning from other prison­ every crasher in New York wl lions and givingi its readers all the seatholders at the Garden, Igue that he has been authorized paint. ers, the bootlegger sat down. ghout Madison Square Park have a full date-book. Painters are now paid aa high as (sign this convention In behalf of But Captain Hamilton will h over all that section, on the yen a day, approximately double Motoring to DeLand Tuesday ready for thme for, as she say frkey. Turkey is epcctcd to ap- 8their ut for ticket scalpers, pan- "My pre-qunke wnge.s Carpenters were Mrs. A. D. Smith, Miss Irmn force has Ita rogues' galler ews all the time. for league membershiu as soon and masons also share in tho re­ Smith, Mias Emily Griffin ami Hers, gamblers, swindlers, well In mind, and orders will be cketa and such products of the great powers have completconstruction prosperity but td a Miss Charlotte Smith. Thoy went eject, either by oerauaaion or t underworld as prey upon hu* force, thelr ratification their wages the Lau- smaller degree, _ _ avert*ke Miss Charlotte Smith back every crasher we spot at nr me dty .whenever It gathers in treaty. “Kjng about 5 yen a day. to Station University of the convention doings." ! numbers. rr■ ^ va-^u.-r^—— i:~. a-.t. —u '■ W in tee" meij from- he»4*l\ ■j» wilUnp tkajw, on the- look* I for faces pictured In the re*’ gallery; women detectives circulate among the thrones ling criminals of their sex male “mashers." Patrol wawill be stationed on readly Ible aide streets. FLORIDA STATE COLLEG, Commissioner Drennan also FOR WOMEN, May 22. — Boi. his plans for the convention Junior and Senior classes of tiei( Completely Cured Caaea of It's positively marvelous how ltd out. Inpectors will auper- year at F. S. C. have elected the! Several veral Years’ Years* Standing in from speedily it acts. Blessed relief of­ Bd the $50,000 alterations to officers. The seniors re-elected their pre Three to Eight Days. Guaran­ ten comes after the use of the first auditorium interior, guarding suppository even in cases with pro­ ihut the accidental installation ident, Luclle Sumner, of Tamp , teed by all Good Druggists. fuse bleeding that have resisted all [fin hazards, the blocking of fire by unanimous vote. Their vie | Perhaps the most amazing dia- known treatments; often after apes and the construction of .president, Ada. Louise Simpson, of recent years in the field operation, really wonderful re­ i trips. kia■simmee; their secretary, Theli medicine is the discovery that sults have been accomplished. 'iremen will be on duty. In the Smith, of Jacksonville, and trei The discovery of this truly won­ ’den and in aurrounding'struct- urer, Elisabeth Baas, of St. Augi |es can now be successfully d and cured at home by a derful substance has Instructed ' throughout the convention In­ tine, also were re-elected by unai nderful substance called MOA- druggists all over the country to na fire-fighting facilities, mous vote. Thelma Phillips, Thls substance in tho form of guarantee MOAVA SUPPOSHaping out carelessly tossed el­ Provincetown, Maas., was elect and c',arettes, and keeping .athletic manager, and Carol Wt >suppository is inserted into the TORIES In every case of blind, |tum where by ita soothing, heal- bleeding Or protruding piles, In • an/ ax its cleared. A traffic ney, of Elkton, was named par actlon all pain and soreness is fact goes ao far aa to say that he rtman will be detailed to each mentarlan. ed and then by direct-contact doesn't want a cent of any suffer­ Martha Page, of Jacksonvi hydrant. Emergency appare­ the ulcere and piles .causes er's money, even In the worst n t aid units and ambulances .again will serve as the Junl< km to heal up and disappear cases, unless it absolutely does b« kept In readiness every- president. She was re-elected fever. what ia claimed for it. .animously. Nancy Hoyt, of Jc sonville, will be vice-presid« Do you want to build th at HOME now? ninny friends of Mrs. W. T. Florine Lewis, of Marianna, sei p i u i u u i i i m i i m i H i H i i H H i i i i n i i i i i s m i «lr will regret to hear of the tary, and Adeline Barber, of V n o fher father. Mrs. Wheeler demore, treasurer. Myra Burr Have you some bills or other obligations you would called to Dothan, Ala., last Tallahassee, will be athletic n arday on account of hia ser- jiger; Elizabeth Byrd, of Talla see, parliamentarian. 1illness. A Gain o l A head on s : Senior- Officers E l e c t e e By G irlsat F.S.W.C :S!THISNEW “ * ■ DISC0V1 RY WILL RID YOU OF PILES (HEMORRHOIDS) FOREVER 1 Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. CAPITAL $250,000.00 DO YOU NEED MONEY? We will loan you the money. NO WAITING. No de­ lay. Money available immediately. This Feed Makes Heavy Pullers WE ALSO DEAL IN FIRST MORTGAGES If you have one you would like to sell, talk it over with us. If you would like to buy a PRIME FIItST MORTGAGE we will let you have one a t PAR bearing & per cent interest. For more than fifteen yeansuccMM team owners in the South have pnmon their feith to O ld Beck Sw eet Feed aaa crown it to be the feed WE ALSO HAVE ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED if * fo rt O id B eck ia now od b rig b t to LADIES AND won’t! It la We W E WELCOME YOU . TO SANFORD SEMINOLE FEED CO. TH E HOME Ml 3 — *. / ■ . • f ita/ R&fck deid. * y . I SPRINGS WATER ___ ;____ ;--** �I % T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T H U R SD A Y, MAY 22, 1924. P A G E TW O 1 Ilm rrlp tln n 1Presbyterians M aySw edisli^A thletes Reduce Number In 1B u s i l y Preparing General Assembly For Olympic Games Dew. 96 ft XV. o f N K- C o r of Lot 4 nun XV. < 220.« ftS. 117 ft. E. to P t 8. of B e g . N. t ' f Ben. ( H e ss o M x m t t f o t h ^ sa m e ' t o r t t h e c ' w ith c o st of n m h sa le and- ad v e rtisin g , B e g . U S ft. XX. o* 8- Kw i l l b e so ld a t p u b l i c a u c t i o n o n t h e 2 n d d a y nf J u n e . A. D., 1924 a t t h e C o r L ot « UOMnson S ur­ o ff ic e o f t h e C it y T a x C o ll e c to r , b e g i n n i n g a t 10 o 'c lo c k A. M.. In th o v e y H un N. 117 ft. B - ,5 0 d i y o f S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . ff. 8. 117 ft. XV. SO ft. t o Notice Is hereby given that the following described lands or so much t h e r e o f a s w ill b e n e c e s s-----to a r y t o pay p a y the t h e amount a m o u n t d«e d u e for f o r taxei t a x e a herein h e r e i n set set l l r e o r i t r d lu F l a t s m s t x n l r C o o u ty Ben F.. C.'er. of N Vi o f - H u n XV. 120 ft. N. 60 ft. E. 120 ft. 8. 6° ft. AH U u . . t i e r t r w d e ’a A d d l - P . F. D u t t o n ft Co. $161.60 Mrs. E s t e r D u r a n 11.60 C u r r y S m i th rrtKar Co. ... 5.70 « . XV. V e n a b le ....... *1.90 E m m a F. W h i t t l e 45.9't J. L M ille r I s 90 L. II. S m i t h _______ 1*90 F . I*. I t ln e a .............. W. II. H r ll t ........... T e m p le I n s t l t u t 'n * Mary H. D lc k r n * .... H e le n Itn » f P a c e E. It. i l o u r k e ... of L o t 20 N. 50 ft. W. ft. t o Regc o r n e r of p, 120 ft. N. 4 %1*011 II l i l t A N T Am ll e r o r d r i l l l r e n r d s of S e m l n n le C n u n ly . 3 A ('nil'll I.-Hlu 71 K. of I*. 3 A F r a n k H all 22 It F rank lla ll 21 It F rank llall s .. 11.7V 27 n Henry .F oWv il sHo ne i r.... 6.40 99 r . M a r ie t SAX F O B II A s R e ­ . tj. (*. C h a m b e r l a i n K. 8. J o h n s o n II II G u t h r i e . T e m p le l n s t l t u ' n s M elarh H e n lty Co. E m m e t t K lnlo w D e a n e T u r n e r .. F. 1% n i n e s ............ tt lleriiriln, I'eurH nll .... I’e a r s a l l .... Mrs. M. It. Z a c h a ry J . 8 D ln k e l :.. ... . F e r n a M ....... ell ll n s s n n ta H u n t i n g . . . . N. W. M (Less E. 69 ft.) Johnson M u aln r_ B lack «l.<0 8am Y ou n ts C. V. M a h o n e y 54.90 Is a n c N eal iKulu-lle C. IIlKKlll hot h a m ..................... J . A. T n k a r h J . A. T a k a c h ...... . J . H. D l n k e l ............. J . H. D ln k e l Stafforci llo b ln s o n C. F. W i g h t . . O r ln It. K te n s iro m Itlan clie T a k a r h W m , 1. T. S t r l m t e r \V. A. B r o w n F ra n k B runson A lb e r t XV. S m ith ; It. W. D u c k w o r t h It. XV. D u c k w o r t h U n k n o w n ................. D e n n is S e r i n s ........ C II. M n o re ............ Lniftile WllSOfl ........ K. 8. J o h n s o n . Unknown .............. XX'm. C. B l e w a r t , J r XVIIIIe L e w is G e n e v a 8. T h o m a s M ary M e a d e .......... Unknown ------ -J o s e p h i n e Tilxon .... R o b e r t C a r e y ........ R o b e r t C a r e y ........ R o b e rt C a r e y ........ R o b e r t C a r e y ... . R o b ert C arey Mabel R o s i e r ....... M abel R o s i e r . Ox«y O lall ........ l i e n Rrodley ... U n k n o w n ......... Unknown lllllll uf 7 H Reginald iloity .... F la t G ift Stationery Shop .. Office Supplies P a rty Favors Books r *h*t*‘J1 ^ -j-j> t <.* aa , 7H 36.90 9.90 12.60 36.90 63.90 6.30 TIO N TO XIAIIKIIA XI l‘A IIK IIK IflllT M A a H ek I, I ' n x r HI, H r m l n n l e v.. , C o u.n. ty iil l r«r -----o rtls. , c ns i. M o f t m a n .... 36.90 . ft M I N E R ' S K E i n . M l A D D I T I O N T i l XIAHKIIAXI I’ A I t K H E I G H T S A s R e c o r d e d I n F l a t H o n k I, F n g e HO. S e m i n o l e C o u n l y I t e r o r d s is K Unknown .................. *<v A s l l r e o r i l e i l In H o n k 2 I’n x r H7 S e m i n o l e C o u n l y R e c o r d s i •• 2 1 ami 21 22 23 ............ — . 1* 19 F ern ella J a c k s o n .. F e rn e lla . J u e k s o n .... 2.on 9.13 E lla 7.55 P a rk a rtI J a m e s R u s s e ll J a m e s ■R u s s e l l .......... . . . . . . 1.45 ........ 1.45 C O U R T A D D I T I O N n s I t r c o r d e d In F l n l R o o k 2, S e m in o le C o u n ly Itero rd s. 3 8. P u testo n III, F L O R ID A , As R e c o r d e d In F l n l S e m i n o le C o u n ty R r e o r d s . . I'n k n o w n ............. l. s o . I’n k n o w n . ............... 1.90 , U nknown . . ... 1. s •» . F n k n o w u ............... l.*0 i Fnknowu .„ 2.70 l Fnknowu 2.70 i Unknown ’ 2.70 t I ’n k n o w n ................. 2.70 : F nk tio w n I.K0 l U n k n o w n ................. 1,*0 : U n k n o w n ... . . . . . . . *.10 In F l a t J .. 1. ____J-.‘ KonHAxr In County. 1. I ’s a If, MTS As R e c o r d e d In F l a t Ilunk S r o i ln o l e C m m ly I t r r o r ils . 4 C X’. E. Do i i k Ius s S C V. K. D o u g l a s s ......... 6 C X’. K. D o u g l a s s ......... 2 K . R o b e r t II. S m i t h .... 10 E F r a n k H r n y h u m .... •I II R e g in a l d H o lly .... : . ------J..V------ Ileco rilrd J J A N D RAPIDS, May 22. — . STOCKHOLM, May 22. — Swo—i aAs, . [den's npreparations r o n s r a U n i w for the Olympic While- .u_ tho nPresbyterian rtGeneral scnlbJy now in session, with its g.-.n’c* this year bcgnrt immediate!; nearly 1,000 commissioners, is of c fter the end of the 19-Z0 Olympiad M#ulpK.,itu uzmeifJVF-Ukcojwifcii—iuar<: * fu* i • • "■--- •---1----- ..,m Cnparffy of the average church, ture general assemblies will be a ' loss unwieldy body if the proposal presented todny by a special coni- | nsttee on tho reduction of the size of the general assembly becomes n church law. Tho report is signed by Dr. William L. McEwan of Pittsburgh, chairman. I t recom­ mends n change in the Presbyterinn form of government which would reduce the membership of the gen­ eral assembly approximately oncJnlf. The committee reviews what it will be plated on the team. Cr terms inequalities and injustices in sc«|ucntly, Sweden's tleiegation v. representation of the Presbyteries be smaller than the national ct ami proposed readjustments intend­ tin gent thut went to Antwerp ft ed to prevent n lot of small pres­ years ago. byteries from having ns large a , Isi w ater sports the outstandi r representation in assembly as.have entry front .Sweden is Arne Bo . L. the great presbyteries. who has been visiting ilonoli i The purpose of tile committee's recently His best records at sc proposal is toona ble the assembly era I distances rank even, or t > meet in churches which it can ' moot so. with those of John: more tli .not now enter bccnusc nf its size, Weissmuller, and, to lie entertained in smaller com­ t"ic ocean ion, he has improved u munities, nnd also to to make the, on. the tiroes set by the Austrnli •m.-embly more of a deliberative aquatic prodigy, Alinn CharlGi body and less of an expense to tho J ' Nils Trolle, another sw.iinmi star of Sweden, has covered II denomination. -j-s*•H'■**•:•*!"t*❖ *»*> ■H">•(t /e l m a Sanders Alary 11. M llrh c ll N a n c y M y ers ... A ddle D a v is D a isy R o b in s o n Melseh R e a ll y O scar ft lies M ayo ...... I l e n r y ILO-rls . C l e v e l a n d Tlall E a r l y H a ll ...... f . Z. J o h n s o n .. '.Sllftol As Seminole R<1UKI<<HS M. J. 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And every Floridian, from the very nature of his intim ate re­ lation with his state, ^ and his knowledge of the opportunities which growth and development mean in Florida, is in a position not only to know b u t to demand real value for his investments. Jam cn T h o rn to n Then. A llen John R u sse ll Jo nita 331.6J J . K F A C E ’* n iJ O D IV IIIO N O F IILOCK - C " MELLON V lt.I .K Aa H r r o r d c d l a P l a t O a a k I , P a v e I I , K r m l a o lc C o u n ly R e c o r d s . E . 100 f t . o f N i H Of . . ..... 4 5 . J. M. B r o w n ............ 33-30 l i n e nf See 36 Til. 19 It 30. R u n XV. 130 ft. N 60 fl. K. 130 ft. R t o Reir. A ls u ( L e s s t h r XX'. 81 fl X a n d ( L e s s Heir. 10 ch. 8. n n d 173 fl. XV. of U 8 e r . l*n. R u n XX*. n n N. L i n e K p n r l l n a Ht. 130 ft. t o E. l l O L D E N R E A L K I T A T K COMPANY A D IIIT IO N ^T I* S A N F O R D A s l l e L i n e P a l« * e tto Ave. t h m r n N. 60 ft. K. 120 ft. t o e o r d e d l a F l a t H ook I, F a n * H». Meailuole C o u n ty I t e r o r d s XX". lin o A lie v t h r n - e S. i f W . 14 o f ............................. 20 L illie L ew is 160 50 ft. to bo *. 4. F a c e A cres, CELERY A V E . A UDITION TO S A N F fIR D A s R erurded la F la t Honk I L obise i n*g and a p o r t i o n o f «lnvF a c e s 123 A 13d. S ru ilim lr C ounty H rrnrds. e r n w e n * L o t 3. 8cc. 30 T p. 1 A II. II. L e w is 117' IS A J SI- G llln ll .......... 29.7* . 3 C It. G. I lic k su n ... .. 3.E 4 11 T o m M e r jd ll h 3.1! « r Turn M i n q l i h 3 l! I T O , R c d lty T r u s t Co. , 3.H 9 II * XV. T. H um phries E st............ ...................... 3.3! ~ E L L A A. P A C E ’A F L A T O F F A R T O F KKi’. .30 T P l a R ^ N < iH 30 Aa l l c c a r d c d l a F l a t Hook I, l ’« « e *1. N r m l a a le C a a a l y I t e r o r d s . t y3 XV. V. XVhealer / 26 10 ' ’ 1 E v a A. H e r n d o n . . 20. in 0*4 * 10 E v a A. H e r n d o n . 22.til N ettle In g r a m 47.25 S A L F R K D F O S T E R . T . i * C o lle c to r, kty E l l e n lt« y . D e p u ty C o ll e c to r . IW . M . C LA R K ’S B IH D 1V . U F HLK I I T R . 14 A 13 Aa R eco rd ed I s Flnl n o o k 1. F a s * 10M a ad lo t . N em laole C oaaty R e c o r d s, I I II 14 V trutl C U I r ----------3 7( I 11 '13 J. M. M -n m o 32 G* 7II 15 R. J. XVhlto ... . 3.1! cause it offers more in fine devel­ opment-more in beauty and com­ pleteness—more in ..recreational refinement which investors know make for profitable investment and rapid increases in property values. Come and enjoy Coral Gables yourself, D o n 't take any one’s word for its beauty or finish­ ed development—don’t mind the man who decries its outstanding superiority. J u s t come and be your own judge. And when you see Coral Gables let your own fair judgem ent be your guide whether it is a good investm ent or not. In the splendid Miami District, where growth has been deemed magical, there are wonderful op­ portunities for investment. One of the chief of these is Coral Gnbls. Coral Gables offers the U l t i ­ mate in value for yor-r i.ionov }». . The free trip to Coral Gables will be one of the m ost enjoyable of your life. Make your reservation at th e local office now—and come. W , M. CLARK'S nCBDIX’. o f Ulk H . 311 and E H o f 33 llo b la a o a 'o N u rtri • Sitnford Office, Milano Theatre llltlg Sanford Fla. Miami's Jh i Executive Oificeil 158 E. Flagler S t, Miami, Fla. George EJ florida Offices:" JacltonoiUe, Wei St. PetsTsbarz. & Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, Lakeland, DeLand. m that of the notorious ‘ Dan. Collins,” despite the fi the faidoos explorer i H H fH l 0 ,4 i ¥ �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924. YORK POLICE Women Police Will Convention CAREFULLY FGuard r o m Adventurers CONVENTION PAGK TH - BY CONfib P o 1i c 6 Hear Talk j ^ EVERT TRUE ^C O T T, S & T T c e r« i< 3 t Mu* s 3 o * e Y O u’ V e M 4 t> NC • D I G IN F i v e S T 4 « t.r A Zl Of Their Prisoners!} 1 NOIa) I TMitvig* I ’LL MAVC Twe v/e<*c74B (_e b ex > OvG»?L yh »=c.C5 IN S T C 4 P OP w T i m © .II . Concerning Arrestj , TO NEW YORK, May 22— One of T rxty i k i / i p t r o f __ n n m #*■ ^ ^ LOS ANGELES, IMay 22.—Chef< the many problems New York’s P ie c e s t o C*h . c t r o pi * | of Police August Voliraer and hit Not Complete ,lel* But Coramls- police force will face, during the f o g S O Iw iO U .W A cyliS s- c - t . a s : . 4 J— . i Pulica rapUlns -kip * * ' ^ i n ' ^ O o *t h" e s ^ ’DeSSocratie conventiomwctmwtnf? ^ MAIO? X O v ft a new form of conference When’S nnd f\i P 4 MT TH4T will be >to rid the city of characters j/.W ill Keep Sharp they held a round-table discussion | ■ ' t m t Lookout for Crooks. known in police vernacular as or crime, its causes, and means ■ *** 1 "crashers" and "mashers." This for its prevention with the in-1S YORK, May 21—Every task has been assigned to Captain mates of the Lincoln Heights ja il'! | 0 of the New York police and Mary Hamilton, directqr of the here. jjijurtinontip with the ex* feminine bluecoats. A crasher is At a luncheon in the jail the ■ of marine, rum and har- a person, male or female, who prisoners, a t the invitation of the 3 »trols, will contribute units craves excitement, company and chief, told the arms of the law ! protection of life and prop- entertainment and, not having the just what they thought of police- S the regulation of traffic funds or the connections necessary men, courts and law enforcement the Democratic National for a legitimate satisfaction of the in general. Chief Vollmer said be *ntion in June. craving becomes addicted to polite enee, including the following: „ tt system drafted by Po- "sponging." burned much from the confer- ■ ommissioner Enright, MadiThe chronic crasher nnd mash­ The character of men arrested J ^juare Garden, the adjacent ; where thousands of non-dele- er, according to Captain Hamilton, should be more closely inventignt- * l a r e expected to hear the con- are always seen a t ed by the arresting officer. large public P e .4 c a r ^ on proceedings by radio, and functions, political demonstrations A court should be established to ■ O e C c a flilo unwinding district for blocks handle vagrants exclusively. *m banquets theatrical first-nights, big S e i/e -u ^ u . a^ o , ch direction, are to become nlA sympathetic officer should bo B a restricted area during the funerals, aiA exhibits and society appointed to hear the pleas ofi B ut O u r F v th a y these vngrants and those arrested’ weddings. They dress well. Their Litton period. 5 T i u f2vJN 3 *4 on other petty charges. . system will be put into ef- manners sre irreproachable. They it Some of the remarks by prison-' Without adding a single man are, to all appearances, the acme of ’Z d J 5 ^ , ers that led up to these conclusions; existing force of 15,000. culture and refinement. In fact, were: in time to make our plans," they sometimes outshine the com­ By an Irish prisoner, called by|jj ommissioner told Stanley J. pany they keep in these respects. his co-inmates, Sam: "These cops 1 directing vice-president of Captain Hamilton knows dozens of pinch us because that’s their bus­ local non-partisan National them. iness and they don’t care if we’re intion Committee bf 500, "we Strangely enough, the crashers innocent or not. If they get noth­ jwith 200,000 visitors with- arc mostly women. But that other ing real against us, we’re canned ftlng for reinforcements. In bane of the metropolis, the masher, on u charge of being vagrants and will be easier for us to is usually a male, as Captain Ham­ a boob judge gives us DO days for «in order and avoid traffic ilton testifies and as police court having an empty stomach.” tstion for this convention than records bear ample witness. "Some­ By an educated prisoner, who ken is to perform such duties times we call them crashers," shr raid he had made it his business |« scene of a championship evplained. "We also know them, to study crime from both sides: fight, a World’s Series of however, as ‘chow-chasers’ or "There is, apparently, only one ill, a big fire, a spectacular ‘outsiders’ or ‘bean-pickers.’ thing for a man to do when he is lent, a sensational crime, a "How do wo spot them? Well, broke and hungry, nnd that is to Instrative political mass meet- perhaps a hostess will eall upon u» ’knock somebody off." I believe |or on any occasions when to oust an uninvited guest, or the that the majority of. small crimes iratively small crowds gather guest at a hotel banquet finds her is caused by that reason and no ntou^y." seat usurped by a stronger, and other." amis.'mTner Enright has not calls a house detective who in Irish R atify Obscene]Give Painters Double By a gray-haired inmate, whom his plans in detail. The turn calls my department. Some­ nil suluted as Vincent: "Condi­ i] program, however, pro- times we are asked to escort them Book Traffic Treaty W ages In Tokio Work tions are not going to be a bit bet­ first of all for absolute safe- from theaters. Once we see one ter until the' public is taught to delegates and seatholders of them wo don’t forge*, and we GENEVA, May 22.—The Irton TOKIO, April 22. — Nearly all place trust and confidence in the the convention and along find the same faces turning up Freo State, which was elected n classes of skilled labor ore re­ police, nnd they will not show that outes from the various dele­ everywhere.” member of the League of Nations ceiving higher pny during the re­ tiust and confidence until the de­ It has been Captain Hamilton’s s’ hotel headquarters to Madpartment merits It. At present experience that big conventions last September, has just ratified Its construction period in Tokio, but some | Square Garden, policemen will lie and cheat ch of the numerous entrances bring out the crashers in full force. first league convention. Michael none hnve profited more than tho to convict n man.r The entertainment functions are so !Garden will be closely guard By an admitted bootlegger: S McWhite, the permanent Irish rep­ painters. derground as well as at street large, so few of the guests are "What 1 want to know la this: resentative here, has Informed tho Before the great earthquake and Streets leading to the audi- acquainted with each (Aher, that when you pinch u man and get. 18 secretariat th at the Dublin govern­ the way of the usurper is easy. He. fire of September 1, the Japanese will be roped off for two or gallons of good whiskey from tym, i blocks, so that only such traf- or she, takes in everything on the ment has officially aproved tho were noted for the lack of paint why is it that the records show vehicle and foot, as is identi- program, dinners, theaters, auto treaty for the suppression of tho outside and inside their houses. you confiscated only threo gal­ | with the convention can pass tours, boat excursions, sightseeing traffic in obscene publications. With the construction of thousands lons?" rides, all free. Dgh the lines. o f temporary buildings, however, Chief Vollmer asked for the Ruchdl Bey, the Turkish minister mostly of lumber, there has been names There will bo all these during siformed police and plain of officers who hid this, but tho forthcoming convention. Ann at Berne, also has notified thu a great increase in the use of at u warning from other prison­ men will be scattered every crasher In New York will ng seatholders a t the Gnrden, league that he has been authorized paint. ers, the bootlegger, sat down. ghout Madison Square Park have a full date-book. Painters arc now paid as high »* to sign this convention in behalf of But Captain Hamilton will be | over all that section, on the 8 yen a day, approximately doublo Motoring to Delumd Tuesday out for ticket scalpers, pan- ready for thme for, an she nays. Turkey. Turkey is epected to ap­ their pre-quake wage.* Carpenters were Mrs. A. D. Smith, Miss Irma ers, gamblers, swindlers, "My force has its rogues’ gallery ply for league aiembershto as soon and masons also share in the re­ Smith, Miss Emily Griffin and ckets and such products of well in mind, and orders will be to as the great powers have complet­ construction prosperity but to a Miss Charlotte Smith. Thoy went [underworld as prey upon hu- eject, either by persuasion or by ed their ratification of the Lau­ smaller degree, their wages aver­ to take Miss Charlotte Smith back to Stetson University. pity whenever it gathers in force, every crasner we spot at any sanne treaty. aging about 5 yen a day. of the convention doings," i numbers. “ V---7TTBe A4 ej» pye". men from head* ...... J ri wilVbtf there, Tcm thr^ld ek 1 |for faces pictured in the regullery; women detectives circulate among the throngs injr criminals of their sex male "mashers." Patrol wawill be stationed on readly dble side streets. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE Commissioner Drennan also FOR WOMEN. May 82. — Both [his plans for the convention Junior and Senior classes of next It's positively marvelous how out Inpectors will super- year at F. S. C. have elected their Has Completely Cured Cases of 8everal Yean* Standing in from speedily it acta. Blessed relief of­ the $50,000 alterations to officer*. Three to Eight Days. Guaran­ ten comes after the use of the first The seniors re-elected their pres­ auditorium interior, guarding suppository even in cases with pro­ teed by all Good Druggists. it the accidental installation ident, Lucile Sumner, of Tampa, fuse bleeding that have resisted all hazards, the blocking of fire by unanimous vote. Their vicePerhaps the most amazing dis­ known treatments; often after l[Hs and the construction of ,president, Ada Louise Simpson, of [traps. Kissimmee; their secretary, Thelma covery of recent years in the field operation, r«|ally wonderful re­ iremen will be on duty( in the Smith, of Jacksonville, and treas­ of medicine is the discovery that sults have been accomplished. The discovery of this truly won­ ‘den and in surrounding‘struct- urer, Elizabeth Baas, of St. Augus- Piles can now be successfully throughout the convention in- tine, also were re-elected by unani­ treated and cured at home by u derful substance has instructed ting fire-fighting facilities, mous vote. Thelma Phillips, of wonderful substance called MOA- druggists all over the country to SUPPOSI­ aping out carelessly tossed el­ Provincetown, Mass., was elected VA. This substance in the form of guarantee MOAVA and c'^arettes, and keeping .athletic manager, and Carol Whit­ aa suppository is inserted into the TORIES in every case of blind, an/ exits cleared. A traffic ney, of Elkton, waa named parlia­ rectum where by its soothing, heal­ bleeding Or protruding piles, in ing action all pain and soreness is fact goes so far aa to say that he ctman will be detailed to each mentarian. Martha Page, of Jacksonville, allayed and then by direct contact doesn’t want a cent of any sufferhydient. Emergency apparafirst aid units and ambulances .again will serve as the Juniors’ with the ulcers and piles causes er’a money, even in the worst he kept In readiness every- president. She was re-elected un­ them to heal up and disappear cases, unless it absolutely does what is claimed for it. animously. Nancy Hoyt, of Jack­ forever. sonville, will be vice-president; Do you want to build many friends of Mrs. W. T. Florine Lewis, of Marianna, secre­ i i i i u i i i u i i i i i i i i i i i i u i i i u i i u i i i i i (ir will regret to hear of the tary, and Adeline Barber, of Win- Si t I * o fher father. Mrs. Wheclef deniore, treasurer. Myra Burr, of Have you some bills Tallahassee, will be athletic man­ called to Dothan, Ala., last arday on account of his ser- ager; Elizabeth Byrd, of Tallahas­ like to clean up? see, parliamentarian. ilines*. w i * o f 91 » w « « i< He V lQ lfi iil’tW iB In eight months dem onstrates th e" j* % , l . popularity o f Seminole County’s.. 7 newspaper. '> :* »» a »*j r. * Ks I Ahead on Circulation and advertising increas-' s> ing by leaps and'bounds—news satisfaction-r-advertising results—show the m erit of The Sanford Herald Officers E l e c t e d By Girls at F.S.W.C. ”4 Publishing both daily and weekly edi-. • * * • l i *• d tions and giving its readers all the ews all the time. iu h Bb k it J THIS NEW DISCOVERY WILL RID YOU OF PILES (HEMORRHOIDS) FOREVER n| Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. CAPITAL $250,000.00 DO YOU NEED MONEY? that HOME now? or other obligations you would We will loan you the money. NO WAITING. No de­ lay. Money available immediately. This Feed Makes Heavy Pullers iU 41 WE ALSO DEAL IN FIRST MORTGAGES If you have one you would like to sell, talk it over with us. If you would like to buy a PRIME FIRST MORTGAGE we will let you have one a t PAR bearing S per cent interest. • • WE ALSO HAVE ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED ABSTRACT Plants in the state and cap give yoti; PROMPT-EFFICIENT and COURTEOUS service on your abstract work. LADIES AND NOBLES < WE WELCOME YOU . TO SANFORD ora mortgage PHONE 396 i. f I ' .• THE HOME OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. LDER SPRINGS WATER j ’. •> •\ ■'* -r • *■ . l* •’ ' . ...„ i -v . •<i — X '.v»V . «.i ! \ : ■ tot •v 109 S. PARK AVENUE - i . • v \:i ■.-3 ; .t < • -- • ~ Jh- X ’; . AI f * ASrti V «' l U lS ml .>>J �' THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924. PAGE POUR G reetings Nobles. ^ The S^nf^rH HwnUl. As Brisbane Sees It YOU CAN LEAD A HOUSE TO WATER, BUT—! Sanford welcomes today the thousands of Shriners who ^vlkltuhtil ftfM * fi »«*•»!•♦ Frightened File*. h} T1*, Hr/..*.* have gathered in this city from many sections of Florida and The Famous O. K. B' iih. .> * Gov. Silzcr, Dark Horae. even from many other states, Sanford is glad to extend a ir •<(v ••! 1 M MM. OCThe Hop to Asia. cordial greeting and hopes all the visitors will enjoy their 17 It ill * M.n ! M'ifl!C«*.l*t Copyrtrftti, isz* lanford, KloriUa, under act at M*rcb stay here and that their ceremonial will prove to be the best . I , -U17.___________________ ever seen in Florida. • K illter MONDAY WALL STREET had n d i ,. u c a k lhl.V Ho l l aW i n n iu - u ii __ H AtAirr The people of r#|i» fri&K&t*its lowest dry m rtine * month*., UNB1 toTHTs' great branch of masonry. It is a distinct honor to P h o a e 148 I t r Ma c m IIi A m w Gentlemen down there nre trying have the privilege of entertaining the members of the Shrine ^ ^ themselves ^ ■W I S C H lP T lO * , « A T W i The members of this organization are considered r e .a I j Frcnch ami Belgian francs dropped O s t T u r ____17.00. Six M o n t h ! I M O K D e l i v e r e d In C i t y by C a r r i e r p e r and nre known for their integrity nnd high standing m t h e n her scverely nnd that disturbed ' w e e k 16 c. W e e k l y E d i t i o n I I I ‘e r own communities. As a rule they are the leaders in an speculators. T ear. things having to do with the betterment of living conditions The two pessimistic Americans SP E CIA L . N O T IC B I A ll o b i t u a r y and for the establishment of all worth while things. miking to each other remind you gotten*. c a rd * o f t h a n k * , r e a c l u t l o n * An interesting program has been prepared for the v isit-|of n couple of (lies in the Subend n o ti c e * or e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e r e • b a r g e * a r e m a d * , w ill b e c h a r g e d ors today. The program calls for something every minute treasury spending their lives where f o r at r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g rat**. of the day. Beginning with the parade this morning and money is piled up. One buzzes, "I e r w w n F .i l T i t V, a i m i c u t k u r | i E « i ending late tonight with the Shrine dance in the Armory, don’t like the financial outlook.’’ .- T h e A iiU feu teo rrek * t» e ic tu a “Yes, it’s very serious and we H f c tveljr e n tm * o to th * uae fo r r«pub- the entertainment promises to be one of great interest to all ile a tlo n o f AH n e w * ' d lip a tch a a are beginning a presidential cam­ c r e d ite d to ’ t\ o t n ot o th e r w ise frhe visitors. tr e d lttd fit th l* p ap er a n d *l*o th e Since the last ceremonial in this city two years ago paign; th a t’s always very bad for lo ca l n ew * tm hltaned h erein . All Nobles who were here at business.” They may frighten r ig h t* o f r«*i.u b llcatlou <>f sp ecia l Sanford has made a big growth. d is p a tc h e s h erein are al*.» reaerved. that time will readily be able to note the many changes that themselves but there is nothing have been made and the progressive steps that have been else to frighten them. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1921 taken. Sanford Is quickly growing to a big city. It is doing THE PRESIDENT’S VETO Is • GOD'S WONDERFUL LOVE.:— tilings right. Nothing is done,half way or in a half hearted overridden, nnd the soldiers will For God so loved the wnHd, that hr manner. get the! rbonus money. wi, gave His only begotten Son, that Many miles of streets have been paved with asphalt This means a few more millions *£ whosoever helieveth in him should L«ot perish, hut havm everlasting since the Shriners were here Inst. Sanford is now known as promoting business and prosperity, having more paved streets than any city its size in the state. every year put into circulation, ; JJfc. John 3: 10. And still the paving continues and suburban sections of the Some that hate paying taxes will YOUR TOWN. city nre receiving the benefit of the progressive spirit in evi­ grieve. And for the extra dollar Real towns nre not made by men dence here. Miles and miles of sidewalks have been put down. that they may pay in taxes they afraid Many new residences have been constructed. Some fine will moke two extra dollars In the Lest someone else get ahead; When everyone works and nobody business buildings have taken the place of smaller structures. regular course of business. The lakefront has been improved. In fact on every side can shirks THAT BONUS question now out You can rnisen town from the be seen improvements and developments that have been made dead, . . . , , , of the way it will be forgotten by in the Inst twenty-four months. Ono thut fought And what is more, the program for the future of Sanford election day. And If ’’you make your personal with them nnd knows American stake call.*! for still greater things. soldiers well says: "They are good Your Jicighbor makes one, too, You can see the work progressing on the new yacht basin Your tawm will bo whut you want sports, and dont' bear malice. Hav­ and the nevy municipal pier. This will be done soon and next It-to be— !*• got what they are after they w inter'tourists will be enabled to come here in their yachts ing' It isn^l yirtjf'Jown,‘ It's you. will say. "Perhaps Uooiidge will and find a safe anchorage. You can see the developments else that really! If you want td live in the kind of along the lake front where the plans call for the bulkheading veto something a*, town would be had for the national pock- NEWSPAPER SO FAR FORGETS ETHICS Like Hie kind of a town you like, of Iajke Monrqe the entire length of the city ami extending to etbook" and then forgot all about AS TO FOSTER GAMBLING You nodjln’t slip your clothes in a the bridge across‘th e St. John’s River. When this bulkhead It.” 1 grip LAKELAND STAR-TELEGRAM is completed it is the plan to construct a lake shore boule­ And sstart on a long, long hike. NINETY PER CENT of thd po­ vard the entire distance. Probably you have noticed the men working on the new liticians say McAdoo nnd Al Smith Sponsoring a gambling game in boro county where a conviction j You will only find what you^lcft connection with a newspaper Is the could be secured. It may seem I behind, water system. This city has voted bonds to purchase the will kill each other olf nnd n dark newest profession that the people to be stretching things to some peo- j For there’s nothing th a t’s really water plant, gas plant and electric light plant and the people horse win get it. Some believe of Hillsboro county nre being in­ le to say these things about the ] new; It'» n knock at yourself whorf yoo here are determined to have all the public utilities under that Ralston, of Indiana, will be troduced to through the Tampa ribune but the Star-Telegram I Tribune. For political purposes does not believe that any interest J knock your town — municipal ownership ns soon ns it is possible to do so. The the man, but others say, "No, he’s and also to promote election gam­ or individual thnt intends to be a It isn’t your town, it’s you. voters have also voted bonds for the purpose of constructing older than Gen. Pershing, who re­ bling in Hillsboro county and this law abiding citizen would approve ’ ■ ,* , tires for age. Thut would bar Perhaps the Shriners had a good a new municipal building on Park Avenue near the lake. It state, tho Tribune publicly an­ of that thing which the Tribune is | him." time last night after nil 1 nounced on its back page yesterday introducing. It is one of the most | is understood that one hundred thousand dollars will be spent -------- t>-i-----morning the fact thnt it had ten | dangerous evasions of the law and to make this building ideal in every respect. THOSE SEEKING to identify thousand dollars to bet 10 to 7 on lack of respect for government j| Well, if the soldiers must take a Did you notice the sign near the yacht basin? That is the thd probable dark horse should Martin. They agreed in the article ] thnt we have ever seen. It is just l bonus, tge are going to get ours. ---------- o —■— bo handle the money, by check, i such things thnt nre making our j] location of the new two hundred room hotel which is to be Don't feel badly because it rained constructed here at a cost said to be about six hundred thous- devote attention to Gov. Siizer, of -icrson or telegraph and the T ri-1young people so reckless and hard New Jersey. Hu has back of him, bune says it will act us stake to control today and if the newspn- L today. Remember it was good for ah(| .dollars. Work is supposed to begin the curly part of led by Mayor Hague, one of he holder. the candidates. pers of the country nre getting to | | ^ -------- o------- June. most powerful political nrgantia- If there ever was u (Ingrant vio- a point where such things as this tj Thertyteems to be no doubt about And so we might go on. All we wish to do is to urge you tions la the country. And what !l‘tinn of ‘he state law and an open method of publicly npproving and £ Mr. flrysn's election. It is now a gambling, then we to drive around the city while here nnd become better ac­ is more important, he has an excel- .yjpjntipn, jt is'thnt *an. ,b!inK “"«?hack-1don't in.w encouraging foregone conclusion. „ statement want the Star-Telegram to 3 quainted with Sanford. It is a real substantial town and is lent otTicial record, having glveil bf> dnf.sed as n neWspapef. Where £ . Sumnjpr is un .excellent time, ta growing.in a real substantial yimiuipr. >vit!>,evQWtbjng pn a his stqte a nnilhurilstrafiou honest? newipafved/. Is our good goody gov*mori Garey*,learn ttLswim. If your boy hasn’t solid and sound footirfg. It isbuildingtpstay*. fnuUnjLthe- knuek yot, teach.hi af™i ‘,so- ^ r e ’, tTlM c o m p e titio n ^ ^ . Science has found tv. *ulton? should hr S * by lh"> ^ v.»«»ii rspaper or any person pi J«r. u newspaper for that matter to get into the gambl­ ing game and the Tampa Morning Tribune would never stoop to such a low down pracico i f thnt paper 510-mile “hop,’’ land on tho Japa­ did not feel before it started thnt it nese it land of Yetorofii, politely would probably he approved by a greeted by tho craw* of two war­ majority of its clluntle in Hillsboro ship.,, one Japanese, one American. county, nnd that there was no It’s now plain thnt flying ma­ chance of the Hillsboro sheriff ever chines can be* Used between Asia causing their nrrest or any other and the United States ns little Tar- officer or person with the proper tnr ponies were used in Asia und Wtsteni Europe is the day *0f authority and furthermore it is npAttiln. pnent there nre no courts in Hilis- \ • The Snnford Herald is glnd to greet you nnd in behalf wan t tu cover the political proba­ >oto° anhSt « ” "!«■ Ih telephoningJ of its readers extends best wishes for a great day. Make bilities. photographs. That makes, it nice 1 lor sweethearts, but a little hard hu on you reiv es at home nnd have a good time in Sanford. AMERICAN FLYERS, nfter a - --------------o ------------- crooks. ■p— A Little About Sanford John D. Rockefeller, Jr„ has Just given91,083,334to the Union Theological Seminary of New York. Here’s where gasoline take, another 4jump. -------- 0----- -Every day we read of added suc­ cesses of the United Slate.r Army World Fliers. Theirs will be n feat comparable to Magellan’s or Co­ lumbus’* » - , ■ j ----------o-------McAdOo wants Hryan elected as a delegate from the State of Flor­ ida. Bat McAdoo is just like all Floridans. They, tod, want to see Bryan sleeted delegate. ------------- o-------Beware of tho gokl brick sales­ man. Just because It LOOKS good, don’t bif£. Gotd bricks always look good. Consult your banker. It 'may «nve you money. , the politician* who"*?1 *w» I cnndiL Times. " The girl who u« j . skirts daintily street now leave, it to the wind.,Ia Daily Record. i Fellow strolled into tk; no fun in being an campaign days.-Tamjfj "n?Z[ anJ .. want, quick-action" cafeteria, i the American consul Looks as though the tended to get on a re^ hustle to raise renanfobl ments. Paterson J c i j j j R«in insurance is on#Bf* " l *"d l»UTM™ 2 on tho weather. The 1 Journal, getting out . estate edition a short L went into nin insuring and as it rained on thediii been appointed f()property, got m()ni.y ’ “ for printing the adventother day. Of course ihn *n buyers of the n i t care. And the real e/u,, und those who became im the land sale w. r benefit sonville Time,-Union W ant Save Havi T hat's the Success Rule There Is Coming A Time ¥ titer rro c te'h h tt1'* * Contemporary eon Prcscnt’t i L Ea£ ling- C“v.P\ C?ty ia much less thutt.1 able 1 1 me““ N," v 18 the tim e to save—while yonml You wi» surprised to see how fast your SariJ f h e S , 2 County Bmik?U*a*' SySlem“‘l COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US — I MAKE THIS YOUR BANK Seminole County Bank Strength Service d&rut? 4 p e rc e n t Interest Paid on Sav mgf nnd why docs the Tampa Tribune II I hnvc to parudo the fact through th e ' columns of its newspaper? No '" ■ ■ ■ ■ b b u b b b b b b b b B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B IIIII wonder they have Isaac Nests und Green Lanterns and all other kinds , of hell holes in Hillsboro county— 1 they must be receiving protection j;nd encouragement from an ole- j ment that is supposed to respect the law and hi* Inw abiding, it is n disgrace to the Fourth Estate t o , have such n thing heralded) throughout the state, we don’t care how liberal minded you want to bo cnllod. Visitors are always interested in knowing something about the city they are visiting. Sanford is a city that has begun to grow at a marvelous rate in the last few months. The eyes of the state are wntching this city and predictions have it thnt it is destined to become very soon the largest in­ land city in Florhlu. President Coolidgc is tho man Let us tell i’ou Rhrtiething about Sanford and vicinity ns III most interested in that "hop” from A CAMPAIGN JU ST BEGUN It is today:* America to Asia. It is his busi­ The following schedule has been arranged fori NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE Sanford has n population of about 8500 Jxsople in the city ness to provide fiying machines candidates to speak in Seminole County: limits. However, there are many thousands living in the thnt will prevfcqt any hostile hop­ suburban districts who increase the number of citizens call­ ping from Asia to the United There need be no mistake about legislation through Congress. States. what happened in Washington yes­ The Civil War i:i now nearly six-] Lake Mary, all day barbecue and basket picnic. ing Sanford their home to over ten thousands. 24th. terday. Through the craven sur­ ty year, away, yet the Bursum bill Snnford has seven municipally owned parks being val­ CYRUS 11. K. CURTIS, who render of tie vast majority of which Drysi dent Coolidgc vetoed takes nublic atfuirs seriously, L Senator, to the pressure of a bloc nnd w hjefl^e Ucnat* barely failed ued at approximately $150,000. tltamontc, Monday night, May 26th, al Jessa«i*»| up about the McNary- the people of the United States lost to re pa as would have appropriated Sanford has u total of twenty-three and onc-half miles wrought Theatre. * Huugen farm bill, which would tho first battle in a campaign that millions for Civil War pensions.!of paved streets, eight of brick, twelve and one-half of sheet compel the United States to inter­ promises to Ust for year, to come. Whut may not be the pensions 1 asphalt nnd three macadam. It has fifteen miles of aewer est itself in the welfare of the The bonus law thus pussed voted qixty years after the great 1 |veido, Thursday night, May 29th, al school house, farmers apd finance co-uperativo makes any leduction In taxation war if a truckling Senate aits in William Gibb* M illion speaks of and twenty miles of sidewalks. bargaining in their behalf. inford, Saturday night, May 3'lst, al Herald office. difficult this jear. It Buddies upon'the Capitol? Thousands fought in Sanford has a total of aix schools vulued at two hundred the Republican rule as "sordid and Mr. Curtis prints u cartoon the nation long yenra of taxation j the Civil War, millions in the great i low.’" That is the- vdiy qther citi­ thousand dollars nnd enrolling 1,480 pupils. The Sanford showing the farmer labeled "Farm thut at crucnl periods may well war. The spectacle of increasing I zens of the country foal about 1t, All the night meetings will sta rt at 7:30. a gravely discouraging eject pension* as tho voracity of selfish as will J>c scyn iru th e Nuv«mbur High School has 385 students. During the past year improve*- Bloc," bidding a sharp pitchfork havo prbecue and basket pienic at Lake Mary are the 1 ments of lifty-flve thousand dollars-have been made to the ngainst the fat stomacn of a gen­ upon the proipcrity of every one. leaders is fed is one which niicht election* n *^ . might tleman labeled "Congress," holding Tho immcdin:e effect of this Inw well sun the nation of Us economic --- —---o-------- School ’facilities of this city. 1ments of the candidates and will be a free barbt serious. It doe* n wanton wrong strength nnd life. Idaho'hirt Joined‘the ranks of, _Sanford has n municipal library recently completed' and the- key to the Treasury in his is ie speaking will sta rt a t ten in the morning and I to the welfaie of every citizen of hand. "Gimme" is the word above President Coolidgc* ha, made a McAdoo- followers: * A- resolution' n h n ,,-? America that may extend to un­ gallant fight on behalf of the vot­ I nay. If any other precincts wish meetings the 1 endoriirtjr ,.4ia capdidacy was |)Pe n eed. t* It rcurcsentfl an investment of thirty thousand dol- the cartoon. predictable injury. ers. His veto message will live as |R he announced later. passed Tut»duy n ifh tb y .th e Dcm- >a r 3 and is built of stucco and of the Spanish Mission type. PERHAPS MR. CURTIS will But it is tie nrecedent nnd its a classic statement of the ease ocratic state ^ouvontion. .T h e *jhlps Huyenty-lwo percent of the celery grown show now a picture of another portent for the tuture that hold! against the bonus lie will fk-ht column ft, stW iily'Iei^thejdiig ahd ■ . _ R. J. HOLLY, Secretary, on June 3-Ht'wUI be ond state J in Florida. T wenty-six hundred acres of celery were under "bloc,” the railroad financial block the gravest consequences to the!on. such Is hi, character and faith longer, a in C!U N ' - cultivation this season and it ia said about five thousand cars from Wall Street, holding u gun to nation. Here is no ending of th is ! In the long campaign that ii, pockets without any "Ciirnne" bloc uppeal, as some simple-minded ahead it is good to know that Democratic Executive Com. \\t‘t 11 shipped from thia point. This has been the beat season his legislators would think. After this every indication of popoUr opinion, oninin/ or other waste of words. American* ins' 'wjlf jawait with in­ for celery in the history of the city. ; 1 -popular It’s the Wall Street bloc, not the ‘p r a n c e bonis, a cash b o n u sterest the apifeartnee on the mar­ r t K\\ hite 0uW, House l,ht‘- rin their th"ir strug^ader Sanford is also a. railroad center. The A. C. L. Railroad farmer bloc, that worries the citl* . . . ,s n*rendf the frank demand innh0,the ket of SBncTatr newts’ latest' novel, of those false leaders of the Am* “Dr. haurtiiw .«AttuW*k IUi." Mr. owns property valued at seventy-five thousand dollars. zens. erican soldier who have forced ihia ntt're of 5,'f“rS Lewis, a* U amply demonstrated About three hundred men are employed in the shops and THE DUTCH Reformed Church, in “ Mai/i Street" and "Babbitt," has a graceful and pieusing style about eighty thousand dollars is paid every month by tho of South Africa, opposes prohibi­ A GOOD LOSER tion, saying! and his*latest creation will doubt­ railroad to its employees who hnve their homes here. less make beneficial* and. enter­ "Wino is a gift of God which MIAMI HERALD Sanford has three banks. Their deposits have increased taining reading. no one should desecrate.” That forty-eight percent in the last twelve months and reflect the church takes seriously the Bible '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ “ ■■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB*** A ----------- 0 --—r — The ume will come when San­ p roapent^of thia section. statement that the Founder of ford huve nothing under ten ih*is8 by a miracle, turned ■torv will hnitiiinir Sa,,f°r‘l haa a post office located in n government build- Christianity, ‘ water into wine, to make a wad­ There are two things which those poramentul Tlev Wh7„ “ in5 .P«.» In U., b"f:l T hV 1Z t T m " C“ ! of ,,nc1,h u n ,lre '1 thousand dollars, ding more cheerful. Some Afri­ who engage in any contest should [ihe K e d i a t / % a re .^ r r e d M S ness district will be limited to five , 18 P0st ° " lce is now too small to handle the enormous can preachers say the wine thus minutes. When sidewalk* will have business transacted. Beginning J u ly l jt becomes known as produced was non-alcoholic. But it is likely thut wedding guests oslng to be widened to accommodate the a first class post office. iJN establishing credit privileges it is natural huve considered that a mir­ umihandle ,ub Snnford has the largest re-icing plant in the world from would II that business firms consider the customer* The display of the French at the Ways will be nfecessary to acle worth while. r ' b “ li“ flluy tts ‘hat at the ll _____ ’ii» Olympic rugby gumes, when the r* transportation problems. And the which refrigerator, cars nre iced before beginning their jourbanking connection*. Olympic games when they have ! funny part about all this is how mes to markets al! over the world. Each is packed with five THE MEXICAN govemnlfent -American team won. is not calcu­ time to think it over. ■ MV ■ ^ ° u will find a checking account at thU quickly-it wilt eomo to pass. Monday completed a contract to lated tD 10 make mane for tor friendly inendly feeling.) Contests hav» 1 tons of ice. lonnk a convenience in paying bills, and a Help buy fifty-one locomotives from the Fortunately the display of animus 1those who nartickni» !V .ue w^*n o ..— .whd ...l ■ auDDojt*' paie them Arabian Order |to business standing. No doubt there are way* against tho tho American American t-am team <»«•! was those 0 , in 'n ‘a '" 1 nnd nnd B *The .u Ancient and -------------------Sanfor‘, ia the lWrtl m ilitary post in Florida. Baldwin Locomotive Works. That’s aaainst the way for neighborly nations to confined to the audience, ns the right attitude haVe lhe,S in which the counsel-of officers of this bank spend their money. It’s a consid­ members of the French team ac- proplrl v ie w e iT ,ti,H ° rn- When!« i ns L 'J X i r ,re ors“niw d hcre im Jer ,he F lor'na ~iay be of assistance to you. ■•cona J!uj wcond degree Mu,on*. It was firstn , ' , J * _ . ‘ erable improvement on borrowing lriv tV to n * 1* 1 tht‘y ha“ ^ ' "ever aids in a ^ f e T ^ J CUntMt fairly beaten. Sanford has a Rotary club. Kiwanis Club and Chamber from your neighbor and then to We are proud of the number of small deintroduce,! in this country in 1B70. ! , a ?d ‘en.n> thut* h u““neS its -* Mecca Temple of* New York was city 'm m m e a11 contributing largely to the growth of the spending the borrowed money for One reason for Tor the incident in 1“level beainoran ositors who make this institution their bank­ . Instituted in September, 1872. and guns an dpoieon gas to shoot or Paris is probably that the French»id ln mhr to ** * * * - H ing home, and we nre glad to extend to them ; was the first temple in thia coun­ choke him later on. do not go in Tor sport* as much feat lies in ih P r“? nh' ,p‘-'nae- De- 8 ^very courtesy and consideration which the Snnford h»s one of tho largest Western Union Teletry. It has a membership of only ■ thirty. Damascus Temple was graph offices in the State. The Sanford offioe ranks as one THE LATTER PLAN will d tu_ie. Spans’ They ahe not used to sub ...... uui m me score nt the .-n.i iicera and employees of this friendly bank formed three years later and aince moat worry in conservative ranks, mittine mlttin to the possibility of being »n give. It handles an average and it should worry al [classes. In defeated. It is because that time there have been one hun­ hnutn 8' * ,ar*0?+ o ff,',p8 in B B Sthe Anglo- CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK [FORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE 1 dred atfd fifty temple* lnstitul th# Shrine Hm ,*te . •touting agr“ l , b q known a s a n id eal .......... <bi* Industrial age tbo ward “ca| location for t u p U simply another word IT H E PS TO SAY “MY BANK” SSTK-aJts. t\Ssr ’ar ,sai Baxons have always engaged in kind of contest* that tthey; of more value than.---0^ ' that Ss‘f“ .to the fact Rented in the fi»«,. ■ A COMM for tooy^dfd'. at their best. Al / V im �t 1 T ill vanr.■• '■• f j"- r 'r ; . v. ’■* *** •j * ^ ••V* * Bk’1* THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1921. . PAGE FIY 1 Chuluota, spent Monday with Mr*. KFKX. Hastings (341) 0:30 •HANG-OVER" COUGHS SERVICE: That’s our middle Smith’s B arber Shop A 1 E. II. Kilbie. American Legion. name. In doing business with us, Mr. and Mrs. Endoe Curlett “ i .h*v" b ^ n trc.h'ed the last i f o r better barber work - 3 WDAF. Kansas City S tar (411) you not only get value received, ^ ■pent Monday in Orlando. 6-7 duo-nrt, address, music; 11:45 but you get SERVICE along with 4 or 5 years with constipation and tried everything under the! n e x t YaldeZ H o t e L Mrs. Roy Tillis and children are talks, solos; 8-10 violin choir, or- It. QUICK SERVICE TRANS- have sun, but could not find any relief FF.lt, Phone 498. spending this week with Mr. an d ; chestra. until I got FOLLY CATHARTIC----- —-n-s -^ = = ■- --rrirt ’ ‘ Mrs. E. 11. Kilbie. ! KFI. Los Angeles (469) 8:15 TABLETS, and you can bet they fflce 148; MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. Phone 493-J. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hickson, of M- c - A- concert, lecture; 19 S I N f lF .R '•re the pills,” writes Robert I*. Pr»>*«lnni f r o m X * rv * P r e s s u r e Sanford, called on Mrs. J. M. P re-| conc8rt: 11 Examiner ocncert; 12 “ ’ , ^ \ W l . t^4UbarV-SW-Ludmgv> ---- r r ---- --------------- Iv att AVednusday -evening.:. T " .-J concert , V rT flv 'p T FOLEY CATHARTIC ,/( . \c... a i: /v.• ____ WIIAS. Louisville Journal (4°in SE W rN G M A C H IN E S TABLETS give qu-.-k relief from, Spln.it A n a ly te * F re e . Miss A1ico Geiger sepnt last Mrs. B ragg is Hostess West- Side Picnic Is Portable Electric or Regular 1constipation, *nlso act on the liver. . . _ . | week with her mother, Mrs. Geo. 7:30-9 concert, talks. Ds •R . W . A . B R U N E • family style. Nellie T urner Circle WGI. Medford Hillside (3G0) 5 Espcctally comforting to stout per­ Interesting Affair Geiger. t ii i it u r n a c t o r T E R M S T O S U IT sons. Refuse substitutes. Adv. | Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Philips were Big Brother club; 5:30 talk, musiI! See P a lm e r l i r t l a a l t W. II. McFarland at T. The Nelie Turner Circle met with A pleasing affair and one in l transacting business in Orlando on !cn * son8Miller & Son. “Cheapest in the long run “ yes, Off Ira H our*: Mrs. Bragg as hostess at her home which 150 children took part was Wednesday. WMC. Memphis Commercial Phone nnd in the short haul too, if you . I Appeal (.ilKI) (.*00 ) 8:30 orchestra. or on Laurel Avenue, pretty with the pinlc of the West Side Pri­ A crowd of young people enjoy*-[Appeal #-j: A. M.; 1-5 P, M. count SERVICE for anything. spring cut flowers, Wednesday af­ mary N:hool given by the Parent ed a camping party at Lake llorWLAG. Minneapolis-St. Paul, ? to I K v e n in a s. e x c e p t S a tu rd a y s QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. ternoon, with n fine attendance of Teachers’ Association of the West ney Tuesday. (417) 6 sports; 6:15 concert; 7:30 •tm . Call 198. Rooms 301-4(4 The members were Side P-imary School on Tuesday Miss Bessie Geiger was pleasant­ farm lectures. '[ffhbors will meet twenty-five. Mrs. R. Z. Johnson, Mrs. Britton at the Ittle West Street park. L E T N O M A N D E C E IV E ! F i r s t N a t. t l k . R ld g .. S a n f o r d . . ly surprised Saturday night when CKAC. Montreal (425) 7:30 Ca­ Hall Thursday Johnson, Mrs. B. G. Mcthvin, Mrs. It wis a pretty setting, a sight a group of young people reminded nadian National aRilway entertain- YOU, __ L IS T E N T O t ;e ' clock. T. II. Lamb, Mrs. E. Z. Golson, not to be soon forgotten, to see her of her fifteenth birthday. Music Mrs. T. K. Row], Mrs. Vnusc, Mrs. such a fathering of children in one nnd gnmes were played anil nt a *'W P A IN T­ Try .Smith's Barber; Sew York (45M 5 W . ANI> PRACTICAL ^rc^cs at the Ml- Young, Mrs. Tedder, .Mrs. Z. J. place, (laying games, running nnil late hour light refreshments were g:15 o'clock. time; 5:30 talk, orheestra; 6:30 E R — IF YOU DO YO U W IL L Wolfe, Mrs. McLendon, Mrs. Jim jumpim together under the trees served. Shop for good barber organ; 7:15 debate; 8:30 dance. U S E N O T H IN G H U T S U N ­ 'wuf^entertaln his Fields, Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Purifoy, and madng merry’. From the a r­ The guests departed wishing her WJY. New York (40.3) 5:30 Mrs. F. E. Estridge, Mrs. Gconje work — next Valdez a party a t the Huff, and Miss Ruth Griggs. Th rival o'j the little guests at ten many more happy birthdays. P R O O F P A IN T F O R Y O U R talks; 6:15 choral club; 8 talk. o’clock with their lunch baskets, rents, Hr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joese Prcvat tspent WednWHN. New York (300) 7:30. H O M E S. guests ^ c re ^ Mrs. McDon- J until tl«ir departure a t 4 o'clock, Hotel. 1:30 anil 0 o clock. invited esday with Mrs. W. II. Rivers and I orchestra; 8 program; 9 orchestra; aid, Mrs. A. C. Williams, M rs.; every noment of the time was en c s Story Hour a t the Love Faircloth, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. family. ,0:30 soprano; 9:45 baritone. oyed ii an informal way. Each J clock, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. T. Wakefield S O L D BY T H E Jamison, Mrs. Ilcfter and Mrs. ittle ote entered enthusiastically WEAF. New York (492) 5-8 ondsy. Marshall. Into tht fun making spirit of the were in Sanford Tuesday on busi­• service, talks, artists, orchestra. ,ild will meet with ness. Ml day. WOR. Newark (405); 4:30, A short business meeting was Mine at her home SANFORD Mrs. Miller, of Orlando, is spend .(dance; 5:25 sports. held and report made that the The Uncheon which was most , at 3:30 o'clock. WAAM. Newark (255) 5-8:45 ( Holy Cross Guild wardrobe for the orphan at Arca­ bountifij wus spread and, it is ing a few days with her parents. Miss Bessie Geiger is in Orlando musical; 10 talk, I.yon Mearson. -:IH PAINT STORE t of opening the dia was completed nnd n committee useless (V) sny, enjoyed. WAAW. Omaha (360) 8 educal . n o K ! l l 1 be held ,ut Mrs. composed of Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Puncllwas donated and served this week visiting her sister, Alice. tlonr.l, Ju-OQlluYYo Urr‘n«»: Now open—20 rooms $1.00 a ta'k, "Narcotics," Rev. Ed­ ner’s. at 4 o'clock, Field appointed to pnek and ship by the Parent Teachers Associa­ p h o n e :in:i factory r 9b gar Merrill Brown. noting of interest. the box, Friday, May 30. tion of (he West Side School and ua n y day. Light lunches, Ice R a d io P r o g r a m ; ty p ew riter. WOAW. Omaha (520) (5 chilmoke G ood a* The social hour was enjoyed, it was revived with out-stretched cream , soft drinks. Always i’™n j F>:3() piano; 0-11 woman's W E L A K A IIL D G . NO. new. Ask t o f** being In the form of n lemon par­ hnnds. For May 22. one. Woodmen Circle federation. open. Mrs. H. IL Turner, ty. Each person present was giv. WSB. Atlanta Journal (429) 8. The ♦nchers and quite n num­ R A IL R O A D A V E . II. *. 1*0X11 HGO. Oakland (312) 10 Tracy en a lemon cut in half and needs ber of the parents were present to 9, Scotch hnlladist, specialty, pi­ high Hostess. I'e n p le . H a n k school. counted nnd u penny given for each help nnl assist in the entertaining anist; 10:45 organ. I'Iiii lie 335 WDAK. Philadelphia (395) 5:30 • About $3.50 was realized, nnd ser/ing of this group of little Sinfonl Wednesday seed. WGR. Buffalo (319) 4:30-5:30 talk. Philadelphia (509) 4:05 o r­ this money to be used-toward the chestra; 5-6 talks; 6:15-9:05 con­ ^■■■■■■■■«KH aaai.a s .|i BaaaBaaHaBaaBaHU||aBaBBBIIr, a a a U i aB aB cniaB iaaH aaH BaBaBaBaa* ton, popular young spring cleaning of tile church. fellows. Also invited und respond­ music; 5:30 news. ing by their presence were Mr. cert; talk, dance. WGN. Chicngn Tribune (370) ■ ■ Lemonade was then made nnd serv­ Lawton, superintendent of the fando. WK1. Philadelphia (395) 4 ta ’.l.; 7-10 pogram, orchestra. ed with cakes. schools,find Mrs. Arrington. anford the guest of WMAQ. Chicago News (117.5) 4:30 orchestra; 6:50 talk. The next meeting will be held KDKA. Pittsburgh (326) 4:30 5 orchestra; 7-8 lectures U. of Chi­ concert; tchinson is Mrs. L. with Mrs. Dorsey as hostess. 6:30 children; 5:45 gar­ cago; 8:15 program. East Sanford West Palm Beach. den talk; 6:15 farm; 7 symphony WDAP. Chicago (360) 0-7 con. orchestra; 7:45 concert; 9:30 con­ Miss Mary Zachary Is j ensemble, string quintet; 7 or­ cert, one tu-t play. fives nnd friends in Mrs. |l. II. Chuppell, of Celery cert ■ gan; 9 Northwestern music school. Honored At Shower WCAK. Pittsburgh (192) 4:30 ■ C., is Miss Evelyp Ave., is In Jacksonville ns the guest KYW. Chicago (536) 5:30 con­ concert: 5:30 bedtime; 5:45 fca- l! her daughter nnd family, Mr. jiven by Mrs. Baumel of (ture; 6:30 musical. nnd Mm. 11. J. Pemberton. Mrs. cert; 0-7:30 musicni talks. KGW. Portland (492) 10:151■ WI.S, Chlcugo (".45) 5:3J mu­ Chnppel went esepciaUy to see d Key nnd baby are ■■ One of the loveliest parties of Louise, who came on Easter Mon­ sic, talk—Judge Landis; 9:15-12 •tudio; 12 dance. ay for St. Peters- the season was given by Mrs. S. S. KPO. San Francisco (423) It ■ studio. day, tended visit. Baumel, Wednesday afternoon, the WLW. Cincinnati (309) 9 Ra­ solos; 12 llradtietd’s band. Mrs. flay Hasty was ut home • WCY. • Schenectady (386) 6:45 ! occasion being a linen shower com- from ttlando for a short stay but dio club; 9:10-10 music. tipora, orchestra. Jay for Tampa was limenting n popular bride-to-be. has retimed to resume her tre a t­ WJAX. Cleveland (390) 7 con­ KFNP. Shenandoah (266) 7:30'5 vies who has been lisa Mary Zachnry, whose mar­ ments. T cert. old-fashh:neil music. riage to Dick Phiiyuw of Gaines­ ernl days with Miss E aaB aaH aaaaB aaaaaaaaaH aaaaaaH aaaB aanH aaaaauaaaB aaanaaa»aanaaaangaH aB * [ WFAA. Dallas News (176); ville, will take place in Sanford WBZ. Springfield (337) 4 con­ East Side Party. 12:30-1 address; 8:30-9:33 recital; cert; 6:30 Insltime; 6:40 orchestra; June 11, nt the Methodist Church. ..... guests were received „„ Mr. Mrs- J - R- Fay. Jr., gave 11-12 music. The a t the (<•20 summary, conference M. E. new home in Vom Sullins College, door by the hostess, and present-,® p* WOC. Davenport (481) 0:30 Church; 7:30 qunrtct; 9 orchestra. Buena Vista Wednesday evening. ednesday was Miss e«l to Miss Zachnry. Dainty and bedtime; 9 orchestra. lery. home for the artistic were the tallies handed each Dnncirf and games were enjoyed IT DRIVES OUT WORMS KFAF. Denver (360) 8:33, dunand l’jht refreshments were serv­ y». 20 pieces of figured one as they entered the living sicai music. ed. 750 guests were: Dr. and Phoenix all Silk Hose, The mrest sign of In , a room. The dining room and liv­ WWJ. Detroit News (617); Crepes in all the new Sum­ Sanford Wednesday ing room were opened into one for Mrs. JJi R. Fay, Mrs. Della Bates, 7:30 News, orchestra, talk, musi­ children Is pnleness, latk of Inter-1J all colors and black, white trade was M. Ed- the occasion and were decorated Mr. R,C. Bradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. cal; 9-10 orchestra, baritone, pian­ C3t in play, fretfulness, vnriunleja mer patterns. Special for he French Company with a variety of pink nnd white E. A. Moffett, Mr. and Mrs. Bush- ist. nppetite, picking nt the nose und j < Pure Thread Silk nell lite s, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. spring flowers with roses and glad­ 2 days, 3G to 40 inches wide WCX. Detroit (617) 5 concert, sudden rtnrting In sleep. When Polk, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ver­ iolus predominating. tlieso ■ymptoms appear it is tim e; a ball scores; 0 concert. non a»(1 Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Jones. turiiay for n three Four tables were arranged for -yd. . WTAS. Elgin (28C) 7:30 p. m., to gjvc White’s Cream Vermifuge, a Brunswick, Goor- bridge, covered with dainty white Mr. nil Mrs. K. B. Thompson, Miss “Olivia” ; 7:43-12 songs, orchestra. A few doses drives out the worms ; J $ 1 .3 9 . . S. Baumel and little cloths and at each place were lit­ Annie [Weeks, Miss Vivian Tilton, WBAP. Fort Worth Star Tel­ nnd puts the little one on the roud a Whit’s Cream ■ tle pinlc favor cups . filled with Miss label Ingram, Misa Sue Fay, egram (476) 7:30-8:30 concert; to health again. white pints. . . . v - HarrjJWeeks, Charles Hamel, Joe 9:^0-10:45 Spanish, Hawaiian mil; Vermifuge nns a record of 50 im •H||l*» iJ -ssl . i— BTMr. and Mr*.~S. 'yta'rs 'briW fM sfUl' tm«. " Price 35c. A'fter Several games around. Guertf und|1pop1,F*V...? T? file*,-.. i feue are.M.ts» aarda.jg.ru. laid,arid. - ,y..--r- ^ y Mwrg? s harvuNI'k A LjSlatuia»MiiSiaaii^ Mr. George Wein guests arrived to enjoy with t E e ] 11 this week the price being ■•aaaiflM jonville. card players delicious pink and .50 to $2.75. The first that ■ a n white block cream and white cake eked in this part of town All pure Thread Silk 30 different patterns om Fernandina stop- in the shape of hearts with pink $4.00 per crate and were aldez Hotel here for nnd white icing. Iced punch was Hose, black, white and Jill and shade3 guaranteed growi on the Christ Bucurel place tbration are Mr. and passed. Thomas Shave and J. High score was made by Mrs. L. at Cs-jtcron City. colors=piv'____________ _ fast colors 2 days—yd. Th i ves made nrnld on Mrs. C. Pond, and she was presented TODAY—SPECIAL SHRINE MATINEE n handsome string of beads. Mrs. Bostc Steele’s hen house one night the summer with his Fort made low score and was re­ last ». Bek and Carried off six large 3 P. M. ind Mrs. R. J. Holly, warded for her effort with a box oY hens Mra. Steele has a new hen $ 1 .6 5 art, who* has been at beautiful handkerchiefs. The con­ hous» up near her residence now, See Morrocco Temple in Action on the Screen Also M. N. A., Hcnderson- solation, a pretty vanity, was cut ao th: re will be more of a risk for thlevfi to tako when they visit the by Mrs. Arthur Zachary. ■ ■ Before the guests depnrted. the hen ihuse in the future. Daytona for the day card tables were removed with the T)i( pretty house just east of the Miss Lenabel Hagan exception of the one where the ,L- A Brumley With rumley home homo on Celery and Miss Emily Grif- honnree was seated. To her sur-'A vene is being remodeled and NOAH BEERY, TOM SANTS CHI, STUART HOLMES, ere guests of Mrs. R. prise a knock sounded a t the front beaitified generally. Dunie Rumor ARLINE PRETTY hile there. door and Miss Sarah Warren Es- say» some newlyweds will occupy terby announced, “A package from It U the vrty near future. Comedy, Our Gang in u tribe of young la- the Bee Hive, Sanford Avenue, M-, and Mrs. L. I. Frazier are kktonvilie will arrive Collect $2.98." This proved to be bulling more porches and doing Osceola, on Sunday, an enormous hat box tied with pink comderable work >on their Celery wind trip on the Clyde tulle bow, in which each guest on Avniie home. SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY AT 4 P. M. There will be about arriving had placed n gift until the Ode Weeks is expected home Metro’s wrty. box was overflowing with white this week from the ' hospital at packages each one containing a Wa Cross, Ga., where he has been “SUCCESS” i«ndn of Miss Carolyn present for ML* Zachary. ill :ir the past three weeks. Comedy, “Fighting Blood" ite, will be interested Many numerous handsome pieces N|is Sue Fay is at home for a 6 ihe graduates thia of linen showered by loving friends vut jipn from her duties with the One Show only Friday *omi«rful record. She and relatives to show their appre­ SoKnarn Utilities Co. ludent of Wesljrn Col- ciation of this admirable young COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES /Cnold Gatlin was here Satur­ -•V G«., for the past three lady were displayed. day from Okeechobee as the guest Friday a t 8:15 P. M. ut six hundred »he t Those playing p la y in g cards _______ on_______ thia oc- of sister, Mrs. C. A. Palmer, of In*. lixty-four to carry off/caalon were Mrs. H. K. Powera, C a tro n City. | r j Miss White Te th* Mra. “R. C. ......................... Maxwell, Mra. ~W. “R. Mss Ale then Curry is here from Rev. and Mra. C. N. Fort, Mra. John Leonardl, Mra. Ne« Smyrna visiting her sister, •t* one time Rev. White John Sneed, Mra. E. A. Douglaaa, Ms W. R. Prevail and family. i the Methodist Church Mra. L. C. Pond, Mra. Paxton, Mlaa B n Austin has returned from a nd Has a great number Geraldine Muriel, Mlaa Kitty so i ral weeks’ stay at tho potati *f*- Mr. and Mra. Smith, Mlaa Ellen Mahoney, Mlaa har eat at Hastings. hu week for Macon to Love Turner, Mlaa Rosamond )fr. and Mrs. E. V. Miller and ■ommeneement exercis- Radford, Misa M argaret Zachary, ren have returned from White 1»m White was one of Mlaa Julia Zachary, and Mlaa Mary nga and are now living in a Pular youn gladies at Zachary. Tea guests were Mra. house on the J. W. Corley to0* »t the time of her L. P. Hagan, Mra. C. A. Williams, puce on Cameron Avenue. (ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF) nnd was a 1920 Mrs. Arthur Zachary, Mra. W. A. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Steele and ohe will returh from Zachary, Mra. William Shlnholser, li:Je son, Alton, were the Sunday her parents to their Mra. Rumph, Mra. Babbett, Mrs. -.Csts from Orlando, at the Steele !>«r Haven for a while Henry Wight, Mra. Walter Wight, jOie. Mrs. Herman Steele and Finest Cuisine in the Soutjb >6 make her plans for Mias Grey. Miss Sarah Warrenn (.a were guests of her sister, Mrs. Easterby and Miss Frances Dut.- llfg s on Sanford Heights last Seabreeze-DaytOna Beach Florida ton. s Social Side cial endar GREETINGS! i LAKE MARY LODGE sonals a s Yowell Co. S SILK HOSE SILK SALE NOSMANDY VOILES ...MILANE THEATRE... “Tipped O ff” “NO NOISE” e FACTS i'j wh,t Herald «re—cold facta— things that are pjanor your good. They **in Statements that '«'P you get what you *wr n husinesa, home Nation. jd these cold facta evand aoon it will . you forcibly that '* ,0fii*thlng you ara That la the help , *ld Wanta can mlJOU. i t'cu*t°ni<<I to doing ' ^ the Herald Want •thod and you will U£ m Prottubla, aver, “>ont trivial roattara. ? the cold facta of th« lnt0 *oW .-rach all t h e nennle One of the moat pleasant affairs Geneva l of the weekend as infringement of ordinary procedure was the delightful picnic and swimming party Mrs. Mirach and son, of Chicago, given at Lake Mary Saturday evehave been si railing the winter ning when the Sophomores enter­ til the returned to their Plynt tained and aaid farewell to the seme Mondaj seniors. It was a wonderful re-1 Mr. nnd Titietma hqd via union, where those »ho cared not , . from Orlando Sunray. to awim w uld sit-and I ^ ^ u t o w Mr nnd Mr, Cfilla slppB nnd. J“kelni-nU !* niilv a few days last week tend this Sophomore-Senior picnic » ] spent nellL.h were Mr;#. R. C. M axwc!iii«0f « r Mr* *nd Mr*’ n,ul *on* fo r tho sophomores and M ibb G e r - , d Mr# Grovcr ardinc Muriel, sponsor for the Sen-,, „ mv{ea in Sanforti p riday night, w” - _________________Mr. Cedar has purchased a new “13” Lucky Num ber Hilllc'f'r.nt’.r.l lloimr Ball.nl In All Shrinedom T"k.lnJ“ k“ n,l,l', * " w‘Uy‘ '“ l Mrs. Yarber and daughter* who Each Shrine Temple has 13 offl: cers, 13 having always been con­ sidered to be the luckv number of the Shrine, vtilch jwas founded largely by members of the original Thirteen club. There were 13 charter member* of Mecca Tern“ *i , w m the first body cJ AMERICAN PLAN Remains Open Entire Year FACES THE OCEAN Overlooking Daytona Beach Q ne of the moat famous in the world jj Sale of Cotton Wash Goods �p;f. " i S S r r i i ! BP?4r- >XbB six THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924. All - Metal Planes A dvertising E xperts piscover P e t r i f i e d Planned by British To Discuss Problems Animal Egg: In Idaho rv Hotel Seabree BOISE, Idaho, May 22.—A LONDON, May 22.—The march INDIANAPOLIS, Mny 22.— The cf progress goes on a p a c e jn a i r - ; rank nnd file of the Association Of school bay playing in the sage­ ciuft construction nnd researches , Newspaper Advertising Executives brush a few miles from Kuna re­ now proceeding aim to evolve w ing-' have, aelecte dthe m atters to ha cently picked up what is believed to be a petrified egg. Speculation How They iStand A \ i n P I IRQ TA ITp1 1 J^ing^uns'which wui w i,ieeto brotJght bef® f° thf,?,5 dy lts,nn* • A IN U L /U lJ O 1 A t V l J , stay out cruising, fly ovo*locean.i.■ nua‘ in v en tio n at Columbus. June is now rife as to whether it is that of n dinosaur and similar to those XT A r r T n X T A T I F A TA “"'v r d ': ir~ ~ r T"ntnh fnat'i fill 11 *" ?E.,r»";rall« “found some Tune ’agiTnT'fM! 'desert J N A l I U I N A I j L t G A L / ^weastnnnHy frrm r 'TOme «rm e ’’surface Surface Undiamnolis. [Indianapolis, nreuldent. president. Of the tender. of Gobi, Mongolia. 12 .681 26 I.aki'laisd hundred or more problems suggestSecret developments in m etal, ... . 17 .564 22 Chicago Bests Philly Team T V bile In size the Idaho specimen is Orlando Daytona Taken 11-Inning rilchern* construction will bo ineornoratf'd ■ discussion, tho program cum­ DAYTONA BEACH | 18 .550 22 Ht. Petersburg Cincinnati Loses to Brooklyn; four’ and thirteen-sixteenths Inches in the new planes, which will be selected those that were proBatter From Brndentown; St. 20 .473 New York and Pittsburgh In­ Briuluntuwn'. .. . . 19 larger than thoso ju s t tested to I P0BCl* “V “i° largest number o. long and three and nine-sizteenths Pete Hnrler Holds Tampa 16 23 .410 dulge in Slugfesl. Tampa ...... .cary 12 passengers a t 100 miles , , .. , inches in diameter. The outer sur­ 27 .289 Scoreless for 7 Innings 11 Daytona 12 ,_Chicago #n hour. Refuelling in mid-air National "dvertising will h* dis- face is dark ochre in color, the In­ CIIICAGO, May ................. ' front airplane tankers by means 0f i cUsed June 10. William A. ThomCOOLEST ROOMS ON THE ORLANDO, Mny 22.—Continu­ Amrrican League went into first place Wednesday by j fiVxible tube' devices" fi^to'lSe"do- i sen» d ira to r of the Bureau of Ad ner portion a dirty deman and it L. Pel. W. ing «>n their hatting ppree the Club vertlsing, A. N. P. A., will be one shows complete mineral i eplaceis 9 .Aid hunching hits in three innings oT i vclopcd on the new air boats. of the speakers. The Association ment. Lakeland Highlanders yesterday New York 16 10 .015 Boston of Newspaper Advertising Execu­ made it threo out of f’vur front St. Louis . Some time ago the rema as of a 15 11 .577 victory over Philadelphia, us Os­ Vincennes F o r t r e s s tives, meeting with the Association the Bulldogs, th at time by a 12 Detroit 11 14 .500 borne, a former Cub, with Brook­ Managers, will coven classified ad­ five-footed horse wera dii revered Becomes W ar Museum vertising problems that are of in- near Homedale, and once ; le skull 12 13 .4®0 to 6 score. “ Buga” Ery ntnde it Cleveland Alexamh r Ratf8 12 15 . lit lyn, beat iCneinnati. ------- I tercst to both organizations. his tenth straight win by getting Washington of a rhinoseros was found embed­ I had only one bad inning when the 14 .410 II Chicago PARIS, May 22.—The Vincen ne.« Three separate noon ■ luncheons credit for the gamo despite the Philadelphia . 8 18 .308 j Phillies bunched hits, one a homer fortress, just outside tho walls o f 1nlso are on the program. Men rep- ded a t the head of PicHt Pin 4 ► fact that he was relieved by Ehri by Mnkun with two men on while Paris, which withstood countless resenting newspapers published in creek, near Idaho iCty. National League. sieges and served as a prison for cities of less than 75,000 popula­ , the Cubs contributed two errors. hurdt at the opening of tho seventh. W. L. Pet: political offenders under Louis XIV tion will meet; representatives of Score by innings: During the series tho eLachmnn Cluh .19 11 .57 i 'Philadelphia 100 040 001—8 11 2 and other Bourbons is to become a morning newspapers published in Chicago ..... made fib Tuns and ngrgegatcd a Cincinnati .... 16 12 .571 Chicago 500 201 00*—8 10 I war museum. It wus here for cities of more than 75,000 will get total of 66 hits, including fourteen New York .......... 17 13 .567 Proprietor. Bing nnd Wilson; Alexander and long years that the "Man with together at another luncheon, while 15 14 .517 Hatrnvtt. FA B R IC Broklyn ..... doubles and ten circuit drives. i the Inm Mask is reputed to have I the third group will consist of thg . 12 13 .480 Boston been shut up, nnd nguinst the walls [ newspapermen from the larger 30x3 ..................... . $7.00 Score by innings: 11 16 .167 Pittsburgh B r o o k l y n 9, C i n c i n n a t i 2. of Vincennes the Duko of Enghien1cities. * ' Lakeland .... 005 010 212— i2 IS 1 St, Louis j $7.95 30x3 1-2 ............... 12 16 .420 ________________ . CINCINNATI, May 22.— Borok- was executed in the dead of night1 9 16 .360 lyn pulled iCneinnati out of first by order of Napoleon. Orlando 010 005 000— 0 12 I Philadelphia CORDS i BELIEVED CONSTIPATION Ery, Ehrhnrdt and Smith; Fer­ place Wednesday by staging a bntHie I reneh Parliament, i«ret ■ Now is the time to get rid of that 30x3 1-2 Southern League. fting rally for seven runs in Ahe before its dissolution, npprorpiati «[ stubborn cough which haa been 32x4 gus, Camp and Francis, ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B B B B B B B |b b |||||i| W. L. Pet. (fill) seventh inning and winning 9 lily!. a sum o! 2,000,000 francs for the “hanging on” alt winter. A few Memphis . 11 .676 23 ALL GUARANTEED ■ purpose of repairing th e structure Itixey had pitched well up to this Daytona 2, flradentOwn 2. of the good, reliable FO­ 10 10 .655 point, both he and Mny were driv­ and gathering together all the doses At luntn LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ 15 .559 New Orleans ..., to en olT the mound during the big arms and weapons available in the POUND will speedily relieve same, III 15 .553 inning. history of wars. M obile.............. Mrs. Sarah Heck, 341 St. Paul St. baseball the Daytona outfit finally Nashville 16 16 .500 ... Score by innings: Memphis, Tenn., ’./rites: "I have I 105 Palmetto Av nosed out the Growers in u 2 to 2 Birmingham . Hi 18 .471 Brooklyn 000 010 071-0 14 2 Medical Treatm ent been wonderfully benefited by FO­ pitchers’ and fielding duel, the last Little Rocic 1113 Sanford Av II 19 .3 4 5 Cincinnati 000 011 000:—2 8 LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM-' of tho scries, yesterday. Chattanooga . ... 8 27 .223 Osborne and Taylor; Rixey, May, Costs A re Increasing Score by inningr.: POUND. The first dose stopped, Benton mid Wingo. my cought. It was a stubborn i Daytona . . 020 000 000 6 t—3 7 2 SPORT— OLYMPIC— . C CHICAGO, Mny 22.— Any in­ cough and I had been troubled! Bradentown 100 000 100 00—2 7 1 New oYrk 10, Pittsburgh 8. crease in the cost of modern medi­ with it since the first; cold spell. Cusack, 1’enyski and Games; PITTSBURGH, May 22. — New and surgery evidently hus but Best for coughs and colds. Adv. Ilninsco nnd Cushion. Southern League York won the final game of the cine with a prportionntely series from Pittsburgh Wednesday, kept pace o f Jtcm ln o lr cost in trnining, us n mod- 1 I k r C Ci r oc uu int t s .C uKulnr tr f itn S t. Petersburg 5 . Tampa I . ® LITTLE ROCK. Ark., May 22.— 10 to H. The game was marked by higher ern schol cuonnot bo • adequately j ST PETERSBURG. Fin., May Little Rock broke its losing streak heavy hitting on both sides. PittsN O T IC K OF S P E C I A L MAST Ell'S SPECIAL '22. 'i'.Midti-.g eii.riii" Ifymel for Wednesday by defeating New Or- burgh used five pitchers adn New endowed for unything less than I RALtl $10,000,000, according to Dr. E. V. C. C olter, d o in i r b u s i n e s s n s B an -12-M*1' in five irrtings. Wednesday leans 1 > to 8, in a loosely played York two, McQuillnn relieving f o r d N o v e lty AVorks, C o m p l a i n a n t . D. Burton, president of tho Univer­ the Samt>.ta\ away with the third game, Tho score by innings: vs. Bentley in the ninth. Terry hit u We have a client who c is one sity of Chicago. 1.1 >• 11 ■ er a • It r e . "> to t*. C l a r e n c e V. Mahoney*, n n d Z o e V i r ­ of the neatest little bungafp/s, lo­ g i n i a M a h o n e y , his w if e . "And if the school it to include , i e. only run came in the New Orleans... 010 401 020—8 12 1 home run-in, the first inning. Rock’ ..... 032 010 011—0110 Score by innings: D efen d an ts. its scope nil tho specialities of n i i. •..ue i (d’o.iitu scored on Little N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g iv e n , t h a t u n ­ cated on a northw est corn | lot in Batteries: Caldera, Dent, Cavet New York . 310 004 101—10 Ifi 2 in medicine ami surgery, two or three 5. i n lii'M ingle over short. Red and Downie; Cash, Richburg, Rob- Pittsburgh d e r a m t hy v i r t u e e e of the best residential sectlontf Ban000 012 131— 8 15 3 times that sum is not too much," f o r e c l o s u r e . .In. t h e oafb oav ed e ce rn_____ titled Ciaii;. sin wing a re iersnl of form; Bently, McQuillan and Gowdy; said erts and Lapan. Dr. Burton. "That days have I April. IMl. ford who is willing to sell tj trade • held the riaitots to u dingle binglu Kremer, Lundgrcn, Stone, Steinefur six innings. gone in which a group of physl- wtll offer for sain to the highest for larger home. NASHVTLLE. Term.. May 22.— [der.-Yde and Gooch. Score by innings: clans can supplement th eir incoma b i d d e r “fo r c a s h‘ , a t t h e -f r o n t d o o r The Store of Quality t h e t ' n u r t h o t i s e a t B a n ro rtl, Hetnl- WHEN YOU SEE IT YOlJviLL . . u „ , _ , Tampa ........ 00l> 001) 001— 1 6 1 Nashville won n slugging match I by conducting nmedical school for of n o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n th e from Birmingham Wednesday 14. •» " n V ' pecuniary profit." S L Petersb’rg 021 lt d O f —5 lit 1 AGREE ITS A BARG JR. le g a l h o u r s id s a te , on M o n d a y , t h e ST- LOUIS, May 22.—The Bos2nd d a y of J u n e . 1924, t h e f o l l o w ­ r’niel and Phipps; Craig and I *o B The score bv inningsa n d p r e m is e s , Birmlngham . IHO005 1 0 1 -il 14 4 B. ™vp r«llkH' in.thc ninlh ‘n* T w o ( 2) of YOUR tinMo g-owc kldt :Te swcLer iblovtseedO(1n2lea) ntoidf) Tnnil Nushville ....... 042 340 Olx—14 16 2 " inK Wednesday for four runs hut SPEED "U p ie r F o u r (4) id Batteries: Gray, Hyman and W ri\ V"1ab,f to L“ ‘J .Hurdord. F lo r id a , a r c o r d l n t r t o K. R. LAZY LIVER ' Robertson; Enzman, Morris nm|idinnls lead and the locals won, 8 T r a f f o r d ’s M ap th e r e o f o f r e c o r d Wells. to 6 in the final game of (he senes. In t h e P ublic R e c o r d s o f H nmlnole CLOTHING, SHOES C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . In P l a t Oobk I. Clem Jones Liver and Kidney _____ _ Stuart allowed but nine hits, mostp.lg es f.fi-fit. Tonic Will Do It MFMPltm Tcnn Mnv o*»_ | ly scattered. Cruise hP a homer in JA M KB (1. S H A R O N . j {A nd A s a to n ic w h e n t h e r e Is wreakSpecial M a s te r . Timely hitting by the Mobile Hears ,h® last f«n»e with one on. F r e d IL W ilson, featured hy Kelsey knocking n i n ‘^ or<J' ,y lna a*8’ , nrt. r , . n e s s nnd l a c k o r n p p e t i i e . when a S o li c it o r to r c o m p l a i n a n t , o e x e r t io n m ake* you f » e | b - I - s - 15-22-29. | MEN’S FURNISHINGS home run with the bases full in the J?0HV>n . .. . ” ’* ’{ J llll ri tt l il. your I« kh tlraK. y o u r h a c k , PARIS, May 22.—Tho Olympic i fourth gave the visitors W ednes-i^^.,'°VIS . | tf‘ *7 rvv L,* ' a c h e s , y o u r m o u t h t i i s t e s uml y o u r 1 swimming pool nt tho Porte dea. day’s game with the Chickasaw*, * Ntryker, Lucar and O Neill; btti* J " b r o k e n . H e m Jo/)< M l i v e r ! l■■■■l^■■■■■■BBBBBHBBBHBBHBIBalallll ■bit Khltiey T o n i c l « t h e one IhltiK , INCORPORATED ....Lilas, across the city m*.Paris.from nine to one. The score by innings: l,rt u,u‘ *»onzales. t h a t will r a a t u r u j n < a m i t x u u g t h . a m i C ..th u Athletic ./........ .Stadium " -a t Culuml*'*, Mobile . 001 4 0 0 0 2 2 — fi H 3 t ennM w you t o e n ji ir i li f e , i , C l.K M I Rooms 615-616 a u | i u u a H BBi BBBu i BBa BBi i is practically completed. » Memphis 000 IjOl 000—I 7 1 P r i h c e s s W ill T ake MVW( AND KIUN’ KY ■R E D SOX LOSE ORLANDO LOSES ANOTHER GAME ‘TO L A K E L A N D 1 GOOD MEALS Reasonable m i L. H ornei TIRES fit ] •• W rite for Reservation] s F.P.RIN E WELCOME BUNGALOW WOODRUFF & WATSOfll lympic Swimming Pool At P a r i s Is Almost Completed iTtwifL^ffogeri!, Bhtmo ami Ynrynn. *tand ■th e City nr d’a ri*. 16 ,000,000’i francs when completed, have cans-' TOKIO, Mny 22.—’The crown ed to flow ns much ink ad would ! 30-Passenj?er Mail nrincesH of .lapan is t otnke up fill it; hut the Olympic olfieinls arc iuirsebock riding, ucconling to a I*lanes For England | decision sanguine that no further criticism I of the imperial household will be forthcoming, and they are , « UhllU . . . ,, 1de|iartnient, this being one inure evulrenry claiming tin- distinction of I.DMiDN. May 2 2 .-i or non-. h, (lf ,i1L. lnvuslon of modern having "tile greatest swimming stop flying between ixindon and ideas in tile life of the ruling fain* pool in the i world.” r , , iMalta, - t m t | ini in iconnection i rinns... v u r n i with wiirfi tlie ■ Eng aiial'’ , iiyThe pool a* - i l-* •h 60 itseil yards in 1 , , , , , . , „ .. Thc princess is already an cXnnd five deep deen I .■ India and Australia length by 18 wide and . ., , mail m r- ■cellent tennis player. Sho will he vice, the air ministry is asking first rm|)n!M Jnp|in to h;wt. at the deeper end. Accommodation for 10.000 people f i r m s to submit designs f o r c o m - , had s u c h p h y s i c a l e x e r c i s e s a s p a r t Is provided in the Stadium which n u - r c i a l a i r c r a f t w h ic h will p e r - o f h e r t r a i n i n g . surrounds the pool and 40 dressing | KoiTwOUKisG PEoi-I.B rooms nre distributed underneath f „ , m „ , . h „ i.m r m . y i lie machines must have a crim ­ the stunds. They ’ comprise 750 separate cabins, permitting Hint ing speed of 100 miles mi hour and j The best of workftii get out of number of athletes to dress at the uomommodule 20 to 30 passengers sorts when the liver falls to act. same time. or the equivalent niai riiey^fecl langiiid, iialf-sick.^ “blue’’ ruieni in m goods gnuds and The French realize that they I , Mnl ,_ ,,,.11 “»'l discouraged and think they are mail. The Journey to Malta will Kutlin|f |uzzy. N ^ lect of these have sjient a lot of money, in tliis aiTair, but the stadium was only occupy 10 hours ours; ( airn will bo | symptoms might result in ;i vick tho pretext; the swimming pool reached in 21 hours uftur leaving! spell, therefore the sensible course Was the object. Tin y say they huVO England; India can Ih- reached in is to take a dose or two of Hcrhinr. built a solid monument to water It is just the medicine needed to snorts which will stand'long after! four days, and Australia will he ____ purify the system „„„ and restore the tho 1321 Olympic games a rt for- , hrqtlght within eight days of Lon- • vim ami ambition of ____ health. j p tI’rice gotten. dun. itiie. Sold by Union Pharmacy. MOM’N-POP BY TVT- TUT- JUST" BECAUSE OLDMAN GUNN W ONT BUT HOW LET U S 04 HIS OFFICE IS CAN VUE WORK IDO SAMING WE CAN’T rr ^ i-------- j — -----V. S ome one h a s fo r g ed a CHECK JN MQ NAME AND CUE PHONED THE DOTECTlUE A6ENCW TO SEND A / ouple s l e u t h s omer \ S how e m in Gu n n ^ ir , V — t w in e ig h t y DiS6Ui<bE L S'PGSE JU S T h a v e O tA if? S paw a n d w e ll talk Bu s i n e s s at ONCE — WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BROKI Richmond. Virginia. 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In rk a u a v lllr Tu .5----- ARE NOU NKY TONIK Ik niit only lnmeMclul a s a liver oo-ilIH ue. h u t It e x e r - j elsiK a rteanshiK iukI stlimilatlnK ; TAYLOR U ) LOOK U P T H E C A S E VWV(fe.N T H E N A P R I V E •of U t a a U ,. b een u se of Ms K en eru tr*»NU’ s iu j h ealtli-K lv ln p r I'ffeet. h a s est.ill)lain il I t s e l f a s a t ei .IgnlXi <1 i‘i>rAeily for T O ltl'ilt |,1V K it Ik a I'K V K H . M A t.A lt lA ’ AND I’OLDH Chills i'l.K M JU N K S LIVKM AN’fl K I D - Brick Building. Telept every room. EWFURNE M a in Str« First Hotel o n SUPPLY GO. i I * 1 j,.l I- — > i » . w 4 blocks from Main Street *•- ' �\ gP SE ✓ JY^‘ri* i , >xty VV : — ,, O N E 4 8 THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1921. --vcrr. - ■■ —---- ----------------------------- For Quick Results Use Herald W ant Ads READ THEM FOR PROFIT — Political Political.. AnnoufW?em«rt^^; \r t n Announcements Daily Herald iW RATES PAGE SEVEN — - USE THEM FOR_RESULTS P H O N E 1 4 fi i-.Te.-yerjuCtS1 NEEDS OF THE HOUR Advertising Help W anted Rooms For Rent I.EARN ABOUT l'olk County and ' Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* tr r n m . Best advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. WANTED—Sanford business men F*K CON.HTAIlt.n O F I H 9 T M C T who are in need ol competent r u t t KENT—Rooms. Wouldn t AO. t. rash in Advance help shoula read the classified you be able to use the money se1 hereby announce th a t t a m u page of The Herald. There’s no,cured by renting-that vacant room c a n i d n t e f o r c o n s t a b l e of D i s t r i c t W hat are the needs of the hour—the ■d«. tr il l h e r r No. | , s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o c r a t i c reason for sending out-of-town for;now going to waste? There are p if rn n * e— n d• r— o li ._ p r i o tr y t o b e h e ld J u n e 3rd, 1914. L l ’M IIP S tU a . ) L E D G E R —C la a s- help when -there is probably just many persons looking for places to Im u irJIalrlr f o r most imperative dem ands of home or busi­ C oIHed Hub d i s t r i c t to In n c o m p o s e d of t h e u d g h a v e th e l a r g e s t c i r c u ­ the person you want in the city stay. Help take care of them and f o l lw in g v o t l m r p r e c i n c t s : San* l a t i o n In S o u th w estern G e o rg ia . ness? ---------- - J0 « ■ l l a e ( o n : L a k e M o n r o e n n d P aolo. R a l e Hr (C -w orri) line. not only make money but assist in WANTED—Yuunr. men i n work he « lin e __ K._K . W A L K Kit. after school. Must be of good keeping people in Sanford. Phone ADVEltTlSE in tho Journal-ller'le n Una FO J P M T I P i : O F T i l l : P K A C E . Do you seek a new house, apartm ent or nld, South Georgia’s greatest appearance nnd willing to hustle. M8 and give your ad over the tel­ ___ de a lin e 1 ereby an n o u n ce th a t 1 am a newspaper. 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Pox 100, care Herald, West Side. tho mountainsror seashore for the summer? of t» c o u n t y I p r o m is e to d o m y id a line TO BEACH thu prosperous farm­ J u d g e o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t H rst • barge JOC f o r 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, d u D w I t l m u t p r e j u d i c e . ers and fern growers of Volusia WANTED—Two colored boys to U (1. R T K IN G F E L L O W . 1924. I tdrdgo faith fu l serv ice Is the cook leaving-, and would you county sill The Sanford Herald on the FOR RENT—Two large, nicely advertise in the DeLand Ing l» r e s t r l c t e a t o s h o u l d y o u n o m i n a t e me. A o ritli. furnished housekeeping or bed­ street sin colored section. Real ! Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash Miflcatlon. ____________________J. (I. S I I . v n O N . _ I Ul l>e a c n n d iu .t ie f o r r e n o m l choose a satisfactory successor who is will­ with order.___ r la n a il o T h e S a n live wires mnke good. 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F o il i tu a t i t d i n i l i n W R n . catfon. will (five y o u ■will call to see you. complete information as to age and " I F O R M i U J I ll P W 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 store, factory, mill or office? nformallon. A m i If r I To 1 V o t e r s o f S e m l m d e C o u n t y : f o r r e u l e c t l o n t o th e o ff ic e of FLORIDA —OKI AN’DO— Orlando ability. day will a s s i s t y o t r In I feb y a n n o u n c e my can d id a cy C ou n ty C om m issioner from D is­ A partm ents |u r seat ad to m a k e Sentinel; largest classi­ WANTED—First-class Dodge me­ trict N um ber F o u r of S e m i n o le fo r a o ff ic e o f S h e r i f f of S e m lAre you out of work and in need of fiedmornng C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to t h e a c t i o n of nob.’p u n t y . s u b j e c t t o t h e v o t e r s business, rale 1c a word, min­ chanic. I. W. Phillips Sons, Oak rctir«. For Rent to e u e in o c ru tic p r i m a r y J u n e 3rd, of i) D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to be nntl Second Street._Phonojl.____ » m r *o n cto pleasant, profitable employment? imum 24c cash with order. h e td ( u '« 3rd. 1924. If e le c te d 1 1924. _ ihould g i v e t h e i r -- ..... ________________ R F. W H E E L E R . pros* f o u r y e a r s o f l.a w K nAUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ WANTED—Florida resident, with !■OR RENT—Furnished apartrcstoffb'e a d d r e s s n s Are you desirous of supplementing your (o r.u n l In a b u s i n e s s m a n n e r by valuable business, buying and! _m ont, 311_Park Aye.________ _ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest F o i l COUNTY POM II IMHO A K i t tir phone n u m b e r if t h e s i p o f t h e p r o p e r s u b o r d l I h e re b y an n o u n c e my c a n d id a cy medium, rate cash .09c sales experience wishes position. FOR RENT—Two • rrsult*. A b o u t o n e room-----housekeepincome by p art time work in some congenial classified rial o r a s s i s t a n t s a n d e a r n e s t l y 4'Ff Itlilt v see wv.,,. __ f o r t i n -— office of C o u n ty C o hw nlsFla...____ . 1__ing *— ----■*—---‘ ------~ J o t a th o u s a n d h a s a charge. 10c per line, minimum Mnx Boyles, Lake Mary, s i n n e r f r o m D is t r i c t N u m b e r one, o f I " " 1! t h e s u p p o r t o f all la w e n . a partment. 719 Oak Ave._ land Ihe o t h e r s c a n ' t .30c._________________________ line of endeavor? S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e nc- fo r u p n l v o t e r s , o n J u n e 3rd. WANTED—Some real live boys to jp o R RENT—Furnished «P»rt* l e with you u n le s s tlo n of th e D em o cratic p rim a ry J iin o l ll A Y M U Ni) I, A I.I.I'V MAINE—Watorville, Morning Sen­ I your a d d res s, sell The Sanford Herald on the. mer,ta. 200 E. Third St. Phone Mint:it o f school no.inii. 3, 1924.________ P O S T ON ST I'K L K . Would a profitable business venture in­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ streets. Pushers make good. Ap-i >{ew En, Prtntcry, 4 1 0 . ______ .atlunnnrr 41 UST b e I *h to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m a F o i l I ' l l O S K P P T I AG A T T O R N F.Y fp enen a t T h e Manple are Interested in Floridn prop­ ply ilerald office. Don’t wait, come, FOR o n n RENT — F umished c n i a t o f o r M e m b e r o f t h e I, d e s i r e to iiiin o u n ee t o t h e c l t l now. terest you? aid olflrv n r h y I r t apartSell H o a r d o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y erty. Reach them through the x e n s o f S e m in o le C o u n t y t h a t I a m [ifpVoiir d l . e u n l l n fro 4chn o! D i s t r i c t N o 3. s u b j e c t ment, 801 Magnolia Avenue. a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n to WANTED—Two men that live in Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ■ot valid. , d ecision of th e D e m o c ra tic Have you lost or found some article of tion. be P ro s e c u tin g A t t o r n e y f o r th o Sanford to sell goods on Sanford FOR RENT—Three or four room Prom pt, E f f i c i e n t 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 , p r l ty t o b e h e l d J u n e 3. 1921. housekeeping apartment, unfur­ Service. II 11. P A TT IH 1IA LL . * value? m PALM REACH COUNTY—The nnd l-akclnnd train nnd Sanford s u b j e c t t o th 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 v , J u n e 3 rd . 1924. I i t o a it i> o i r r n i . i c IA scene of stupendous development- nnd Leesburg train. Must put up nished. Downtown on Park Ave. w ill be g r a t i fill f o r y o u r v o te a n d MTIIUPTIO N. bond of $25.00 and have blue Inquire Royail Ice Cream Co. Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell­ Read uhout It in the Palm Beach ensh I f e b y a n tio u iic u m y c a n d i d a c y th o no m in atio n . serge shit. A good proposition for FURNlSHEi) apartments for rent Political I Post. Sample copy sent on re­ R U N H S T F. UOUS11 O L D E R. ( o r j o l e d t u n us tu e i n b e f n f t h e ing, renting, exchanging? a good hustler. I)o not npply un­ in Shirley Apartments. Opposite quest. llo ijo f P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n r**r JPSTIPE OF *Foil ’ 'Ml III <1■lvr« W W W•PEACE juncenients less you intend to work. Apply in postoffice. j I h e r e b y a n n o t i n c e m y r a n d l d a c y l S e ttle C o u n t v F lo rid a, re p ro TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tnmpa Daily seti| Su c. kh o. .o. il | f o r J u s t i c e o f P e a c e In anil f o r t h e *—■» ,D i s t r i c t No. 2, of PVJAATA1H.K. to the Union News Co., 320 FOURENT—Three room furnished In the solution of all these needs of tho Times, tho great home daily, person Seiile C o u n t y , s u l t j i c l to th e ..inounce m y s e l f a e n n - F i r s t D i s t r i c t o f S e n tin o lo C o u n t v , East Pine Street, Lakeland. Fla. D e f a l l c p r i m a r y t o be b o ld o n rate IPj C per wortl, minimum apartment, well ventilated. 200 t- e b e ti o n on J u n e 3rd. _____________________ P. M. E L D E R . hour and scores of others th at are just as im­ charge J i i f l d , 1921. itilde o f D i s t r i c t N u m East Thin! Street. 25c cash with order. Write F O ll M IIE ItiF I*. O i l AS. A. D ALLAS. (minute C o u n t y , w h i c h A UNIQUE GIFT I h e r e b y a iin n ttn c e my c a n d i d a c y for complete rate card. perative. FOR RENT—After June 1st, one Ing pprecincts recin cts N u m b e riss ing, Will ,-vumut sheriff of Seminole County, ssub‘ '*-----**■ u i t­ F i A l l : t i l l !■;?. m t i o o i , " i i o a i i i ). u p p r o c l a e t h o f o r H l e r i i r ^ .r » » ^r a t|c p rlm ary. nkVKMM'BIW ATTRNTfONUrnapartment. Apply 1000 Oak H eb y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f a c a n ,11 v t i e r s In D i s t r i c t ^ 3 rd laJ 4 i j j( f y y siicoln is hcKlnnlmt the «r. ttest «l«>- Brother George R. Harvey, 33 Avenue. illd .fo r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o ff ic e I*" Read Herald W ant Ads For Profit II half velopmeltt Glorlila's history: _ nf Manila lots presenlwl nrmnntwl In ef T iber o f t h e H o a rd o f P u b l i c millionIndollar lilahwny t.. Hi-a > hree. oi Jianiin, to ICLAUD) W H I T T E N . I l la t io n . re p resen tin g S eh n o l F O K 4 0 1 ATV J l IIGK. kulf heiicli Just finished: a two *he supreme council a superb |\T « (il4 nilli.H IO .A F .il. Use Them for Results 1 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 P u t No. I o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , million dollar hrld«<* aerosa Kseam1 . ,, , , Itnnotttice m y c a n d i d a c y f o r t h e o f f ic e o f C o u n t y J u d g e s u | to t h e D em oerntlc p rim a ry Ida Hay started; uunrier million Shrine emblem, mmlu of natiye HOUSES WANTED piin.rnls-loner f o r t h e iif S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to th e to a d d on J u n e r r d . 1924. dollar opera hops.- tinder construe- Philippine mahogany, beautifully F III3 D T L W I L L I AMS. hrlct ef Hcinltinlii C n u n - a c t i o n o f t h e v o t e r s a t t h o D e m o ­ lion; tw.e millions h.intr sp. nt on ■' ** . . . . WANTED tfOCSES—By m tny t Pi th e a c t i o n o f th e c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n o .1. V o t e *u ‘ o p T i i f T T u T n highway; prentesi ehniee'for liveicarved, the scimitar, headpiece and people desirous of living In San­ JO H N G L E O N A R D Y . _ lrr ef P '2 l. ATOIt I A I. IH S T IIIP T . Houses For Rent d e v s l o p e r s t o tr»*t In * o a r o u n d hni,,,t h i s w o o d wHII.i t h o _ _ ('. L. W E S T . If you want to rent vour d ue co n sid eratio n . 1 have Miscellandoii3~A fo u t o i' ata obmiismo.ARiL fln n i. W rite D ev elo p m e n t D e p a rtl '*r u * m *. 01 , n l a w o o t,« w n , l e l n e ford. TAX A HHt-SMMOII. f 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 id t o bcciiine a ciin illd n le f o r place Invest thirty cents In a Her­ nient The I'ensacolu News._______i ends of the crescent are formed by an no unce t h a t I a m s 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 r> t)lon t o t h e S t a t e S e n a t e FO ll "RUNT—5-room house, bath, wksy \ iitiilNiA -I'larkshurK. rhe(thc horns of the carabao. On a ald want ad ami you will reach W anted S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r ic t . j L r r e .e l e c t i o n i n th e J r d D i s t r i c t , , c o m p r i s i n g t h e t o w n s j lights, water and garage. $30.00 those interested Phene your ad fT it .V l e s s o r o f S e m i- >f L a k e M a r y , I g i n g w i f i d , n n d A l- 1 S em in o le nnd subject to the PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS- l» r month Inquire 1820 park Ave. I I net ud H*u Ur|lu nd!t y 'Imlr e Iny'<T*iue! ‘.‘H'cr pinto mounted on the facing to 148. Use The ellrald Wkut ad s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c ls - l a m n n t o S p r i n g s , a n d r e s p e c t f u l l y rv t o lie h e ld | | H inscrilictl “Presented to the Mu- pnge for quick service. D emocrallc P r i m a r y to u o llclt t h e s u p p o r t o f th e v n t s r a o f FKRS, yes. hut none with HER-; I’OR RKN;i--Ten room h.nNe after j i rent per word, minimum 3 ie. *— — (L 'd. I re sp e c tfu lly it 3rd, 1921. t h i s d i s t r i c t a t tlto p r i m a r y t o be solicit; VICE for their middle name. Phone] June 1st. Mrs. W. n . Long, 410 TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of f-cum of the Supreme Council, A. A. V AU O IIA N . h e ld J u n e 3, 1924. Florida real estate advertise itt ............. ii«a ----------- -—---------------- —---- 1Oak Avenue _________________ W . a DALT, A R P . ItSTRRKT. for, m i h i i t t - f . the StV Petersburg Times? One cent j“ "d ,A’ S* K *',y[1l; curti;i‘fT^ Hnrvp>’I.rs uf S e m lin jle C o u n t y : ; F O l l C O l’XTY F O i n t l S S I O A E U . Lost and Found xtixk . ARE YOU MOVING?—Call n t ( ?R RENT OR SALE—Six room •coni a word daily, two cunts a word degree, Manilla,-I*. I, It wa* |,nnuiin'-o m y s e l f n c a n - I I hereby a n n o u n c e my rnndt* ,iSunday^........... e i h _ i i ■.»,»** iSmu!nv« s .. “T , QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER.i ' house on hnrd road three miles . _ 9tie rtf f o f Sent', tulle : 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 u r LOSI an opportunity to ~ kl ' r.’?**“ * « * i f t h -D i s t r i c t o f S e m- i*n o le -asC—.m* Vn. ifcnt.uivt from Homlnolo j Thry wflTJo thu job n» >o.l want it , rxttt (iitt'ii It'i f 1 Gi'ii it ■>I, (s o .ij , l " ’ ', r .t | , "> °.r. , h ' l 1Tho ' F <MjT»^ ,y. stiiijeet m > the Deinoeraile done. I'hone 498. ' j I p r lm u r )- t o lie h e l d o n | , y ttu L Ject to t h e a c t i o n of th n June 3. 1921. If e le c te I __ «, inieftre lestla-, m - ' - ••mr‘ -is .xna^tTleoeftr K-hj.-II-' V ^ » L . o t im . wbUFr ~ .. F o i l - c l g r t t '.n r r f i w r r - p ■■ F O H TAX r m , i , ; - . ( T o n . I 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 fo r re - e le c t io n to t h e o f ­ f i c e u f C o u n ty T a x C o l l e c to r of S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to th e a c t i o n *>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 in J u n o . J N O n . .T1KK1N8. I o i l ( U t . N T Y CO.:, MISSION B it . 1 hereby announce my can d i­ d a c y f o r C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r f o r D i s t r i c t No. i. S e m i n o le C o u n ty , 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 , J u n e 3. 1921. I - P. HAGAN. I i #tm l>*r of • —f h e r n l i v . n tm im n i’i* m y e a n i l l n a c y 4 f a m l J l i o - P i 'o p le -t rr - S e m i n o l e J t a l n of F lo rid a. f n x rm ,v K t'T o u f o r t h o o ff ic e o f C l e r k of^ t h e C l r 1. R. L Y I.L S Itn n q u a r e .m. .y, s....... e l f _a e...... n n - c u l t C o n n . S e m i n o le C o u n ty . E b i r o n u n r .v :•.MHNTATIVK. l!u- o ffic e of T a x f o l - ! sul>Jo<n t o t h o U* r l s | o n nf t h e FOR SALE—My plnco west iernln'ilo C o u n ty . H iih je c t1 D e m o c r a t i c p r l m . i r v to lie hold OH f e l i y u n n o u tno e mv c a n d l d n c y , aide, 10 acres of irrigated land, m b o r H o u s e o f I t , p r e s e n t s - | >; ■Inn of t h e D o i n o c r n ti i ’ J u n e J r d . A. D . 1924. 1 a l a n d f o r i , u r Hcinliiole C o u n ty , s u n j o c t I’-room house, tools nnd other equip­ Lu In-Id J u n o 3 r d . 1924. e f r l e l s o c y an d s e r v i c e In o ffice. 1 ’ •v•a. lni c nk o k i.*. II. t tlglll aAUt l i a c t i o n i f t h e v o t e r s n t t h e ment. J .j.'. Stnple.i. D oi u ss. a. c. m a x w e l l . i ' o K ScfATK S K X A T O lt F I I O M ' T U B l l r a t l c p rl to n rv . J u t t» 3. I f P I I I M COR S T A T i: For Sale—House and lot on San­ F o i l MUST L A K H N I N t r r K K X T I I S K X A T n itl.X L trroH xk t . ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. 1HSTHUT. tt- m y s e lf a c a n d i d a t e C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R , For Sale—Business now clearing I a n n o u n c e my c a n d b l n c y f o r tf-cliy a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y tlre'i.f H tn tc A tto rn ey until J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of n o m i n a t i o n un S t a l e S e n a t o r f r o m • a u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r t h e four to ffte hundred dollars per bjert *o t h e D u m o c r a t l c Ih e N l n n l r e n t h S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t , l i R t s t r l c t r o m p r ' s I n K C t m l u o - month. $ie'ibO take.! it. Come l» h e ld In J u n o . if a u h ji'o t t o tin- Di m o c r u t l o P r i m a r y tp o v u n n d O sc e o la , s t lh j c ^ . to hlrmthiii of my ro r o ril to h e h e l d J u n o 3 rd . I n m a n a t ­ e t l o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p rl- quick. I- f u v o r h l y c o n s l d - t o r n e y a t la w p r a c t i c i n g n t H a n ­ J u n e 3. For Salt—Ten acres, 300 feet '."to a n d a c t i v e s u p p o r t fo r d . F l o r i d a , u n d h a v e S e e n a r e s ­ C. .». U A U L E R 8 0 N . i d e n t o f n n d a t t o r n e y In t h e N i n e ­ lake front, good dwelling, garage, a ipri-i lated. t e e n t h H u n a to rlu l D i s t r ic t f o r 13 . C l . E l l h C I R C U I T C O U R T , 1111,1.A R D II. R sfI T H . r e h y n n n o u n r e t h a t I a m a good variety of fruit trees, a bagXT) CU4I 4fISSIli.SI KIlV y e a r s . Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill h e g r e a t ­ •In to f o r th o o f H r e (if“ C l e r k annotinro tny v a n d ld u c y ly a p p r e c i a t e d . LEWIS CURTAIL , C l r e u l t C o u r t of H e m tn o la gain for $ 1,000. Termstlon t o t h e J f f l r e of «, s u b j e c t t o I h e n r l lo t t o f Ihe We have the larjfest listing on FO R STATE ATTORNEY mmlssiuner o f D istrict I I . r a t i o p r l i n a i y in J u n e . 1921. •null C o u n ty . Huh Joel to! celery und vegetable farms in the II- If- C l t A I ' U K U Df lb,, voters on J u n e , dacy f.,r il,.* ri” '*’"I.V S la te A llor- REAL ESTATE Daily News is circulated L. circulated in industrial and ugriculFOR RENT—Five room house,1lurnl center. Pnro Avenue. M. Hanson Shut* Repair. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD MISCELLANEOUS 6 room modern FOR SALE I house. -Paving paid. FOR hAi.L—DeSoto .lin ts and H. C. M A X W E L L Good garage, ..orange vanrishc., at Sanfoid Novelty Works, sole agents. 154-tfe Ileal E state trees on lot. Will sell TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — F o r1 and on doyal. Remington or In for $5000.00 on very C. useSmith Insurance typewriters. Will sell reasonable terms. 1215 for onc-hulf price. Herald office. SANFORD,------FLORIDA t SALK — Remington- type-1 Oak Avenu.e . ..A fine FOR writer, with wide enrriuge, in condition. $25 cash. Inquire city. If you want n city lot, n su­ chance to g et a good agood t Herald office. ■r w «NTZMINGER. icnuY « n rF .‘ « ^ „W ; ^ g j i ,c,J, U o dl,C ^ ,r,V m r: ------burban lot, a house ready built, Elton J Moughton home. SCHOOL IIOA IIII o c r a t l c P r i m a r y t o b e h et ld J u n e 3 rn "a ra n d ld a^le m l n f„r o l e CCounty ou n ty : FOR SALK—i W blooded black [4 III XT) SCHOOL U O A III) i in t. y o u r s u p p o r t a n d v o l e nn celery farm, ggrove r o v e oorr aanything n y w i n g in .Minorca hens, $2.00. Fryers 35 annoiiurc m y a o l t a r a n - , j : ‘‘ ARCHITECT J. A. S C A R L E T T . ih n 3 rd w i n he a p p r e c i a t e d . I th p rt’»* o d a t u l i n e c a l l o n ua. W o 80 rods lake front on r*-*b r t b i n a m em ber cents th. H. L. Simpson, Weirs- Flnjt National Rank Bldg. j HAMIIK1. A. . w l L K 1 NHoN. ] s e l l n t t h e o w n e r s ’ p r i c e o n ly . C a l l F O R C OU NTY IMIOSKCUTING juu) H oard o f P u b l i c In* ATTOHNEV. K O R C'Ol'MTY J l ’IIGL. lr>im D i s t r i c t S o . 3. nnd see us. We give you the bar­ Lake Monroe, 6 acres dale, JPIa.___ ________________ I w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 s h n l (Jrct. o f c o u r s e , t o lll« a c t i o n Oviedo, O s c e o la atul gains and service. FOR SALK—8 Plymouth Rock Sanford, —-■ - - Florida R hjert l o t h e n c t l o n of b e n c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f ic e of j D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o » • cleared, 3 acres tiled, pullets, 1 Plymouth Rock roost­ Title p ' l m a r y . J u n e 3rd. t’ounty P r o h e c u t ln i f A t t o r n e y . * u h u n e 3rd . f w i n h e a r n n d l d a t s THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. °f er; 0 Brahma pullets, 1 Brahmu 9inv s e r v e d n s n m etn - j e c t - t o I hi) etui IiTsemen l ^ SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. 5 room house, good rooster; ho.-tnl »iii()n 191S, a n d D e i n o e r a t l c v o t e r s a t t h e J u n e 3rd. ole C o u n t y . I s h a l l h e g r a t e 25 leghorn bens, 1 le g ­ ,r t h e n o th in i l h m nn>1 olec**n e h a l r i n a n of th e garages and horn roosteri Turkey hen, 10 smnll Wilson Welding & Radiator ntul If e le c t e d 1 a s s u r e t h e f o r s a l e —89 ncrcs truck la n d ,' ham , 2 * 1913. e s p e c i a l l y Ilfs me P r l n ’Ury- G E O R G E C _ H E R R I N G . . olios; small chicks. Plmnc 322 W. o f nHeem lOOM S SaiO lO N E F O R I OUNTY C MM MlIS B lRl . li n s nh il p or m iinole. n o i r a rf a i r n n d <tk r e q u i r e d l i t a B o a r d Works 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y ru iu lld n i-'fn l o 'lm ln l a tru t l,> n „ r ' Ilia u f- c u K ^ o V r,0 t>l If r e - e l e c t e d I p r o m . shedPrice $5000. Cash JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop f o r t h e o f f ic e o<(of t h e o f f ic e * r-> c o iu c l e n tl n ii s a n d c o n 1 foo r r e - e l e r t i n n 9 four-inch flowing wdl^; large is located nt tho coner of 4ourth IN EH, n u n i y Comniiflslun«*r o f ^"m lno l* j H r ili-’T r M \ ^trvlce a s h a s b e e n r e n d - C o t - ...........— barn, house, engine houst, tools deal. and Pino Ave. and he will be glad •'If L a Metal we ea.: weld 7 Biuny y e a r s o f s e r v ic e . C o u n t y . l M i t r t r t No. t, t* thf* a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c prl CIlAd. P. H A R R I S O N and team. One mile from loading 8ANFORD, FLORIDA to sec uny of his old customers, nnd __ _ l l e n e va, F l o r i d a . m a r y J u n e 3. 192L ^ ji L E D S O E . stations, express, freight ami Don’t forget th at take caru of the! rwants ut any *hh all | :||j FI*. Clyde Line. Cost over $30,000, time. Ho does general auto repair S V y d S ? ? ? } ’ aa.uiunce m y s e l f n s a L o u s i i ^ L i - r i \ T i ^ n r s T - ( r K - p t i r Will sell for $24,000, half canh. we have bargains in work, and guarantees satisfaction.'f IfU MSTllULTlpN.^^1 MATERIAL M the o ff ic e o f S h e r i f f Cun be operated with Sanford Bring your auto troubles to him, I h e r e b y n n n o u n r e m y c n n d l d a r ’. ■* C ounty, s u b j e c t t o th e f o r r e - c l v r t l o n t o th u o f f ic e (-17 i U ----------------- . p rim ary J u n e . l u l l . farms, soil equally good. Record Sanford Novelty and then forget them. C o u n t y F o p . r l n D n d e n t o f P u b l i r ' ' * 4*5 L o n e r e t e C o., g e n e r a l ___ XV. A. T 1 L U S . See us in stru c tio n of H ep tln ole C o u n t R e n t w o r k , a l d e w l a k s b u i l d , crops; ll>7 barrels Irish pitatoes;! celery farm s. rntt 4 t i K i t |p y , Works 1.200 crates celery; 900 tampers' s u b j e c t t o Ih e D e m o c r a t i c p r l r n u ' b lo c k s . I r r i v n t f , . - . t. ' , ? sn n nunrt m y s e l f n e n n - l o 1,0 h e l d oil J u n e 3rd. i» j« . > lrfU * a U o n b o x e s . J . K lettuce per acre. Dr. Lwr, 400 before buying. ~ • . n n . n u R H c g e r , P r o p , f*r>'•tctlnti to t h e o ff ic e Miscellaneous T . XV. T.AWTON. V. C. COLLER, Prop. "f Hmiliiolo C o u n t y s u b ;0b«r and Building Material. Hall Bldg., St. Petersburg, Fla. F jrr '••*'.>• P < f I h e D e m o NOTICE— lam prepared to fill or­ I hereby n n n o u n r e my Candida .Carter Lumber C o n n . . . [ " ' u tu ho h e ld o n J u n e Ccneral Shop and MU] Work H. B. Lewis Co. FOR SALE or trade for good auto r ' " l r,,r aim lh i-r t e r m I f o r t h e o ffice o f C o u n t y tV n ttn i / ders for flowers nnd baskets for un Schelle Mainea LAWYER — Court H ouse, George A. DeCottes Attorney-a t-Law Over Seminole Count; S ank Sanford, ■ - Florida | h h or county c o m m issio n e r «hone 605. . ‘ultlll ll>,i d u t i e s o f t h e • l o n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t N u m b e r T»!‘ . o* i ffb-leiit m a n n e r o f Seminole r o u n l y . s u b j e c t t o t i L L U M B F j R - C O c t l o n o f th e D e m o c r a t i c P r t m „ ’r v leu 7 l„ .ti.„ , ot u * co n d u ct ml It i n th e sJune 3. 1921. Quality andj 0Uip®r{ca JOHN MEISCII. C. M. H A N D . Ng ing 435. 20 acres hummock lund on St. | Johns river; two 4-room csttagvs; 30 minutes' drlvo from Sanford. I*. O. Box 10311, City. ! At 107 N. Park Ave. Phone a i9 commencement. Also to make! sprays and floral designs for fu-' nernls. Mrs. A. K. Ro.isettcr, I Phone 212- W. Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial 8trcet u p fa th er F A T H E R - W H ^ O O N 'T N O O Jb U C .C ifb T t) O M E I= L A C E 'T O C O ‘T rtlT a f N O O K N O W NOOR, MCTn-tClR. W O O L D N 'T l is t e n to mu: • ^ CCXJNTR.T t*b KtCE. 'T 'b U O V E.U T A T t>E A 't)H O R E -tiT IL U O O T IK O l*H T H E . JtSTA.VT>4G V JO U L O \c. G L O R iO O b ■ ‘b T tL U M Q R A TH ER OC. N EA R , *aOME LAKELfe FOR. CA H O ElISQ - N E T EOROPe e>CAOT»FUL AT THIlD TIME. O F T H E -f N E A < AtNO . : -y r ^— — C ^vH 'T T O O D O AHTTHINC* O U T ‘b tY T H E R E *D O » H A N S T O D O A L L t h £. PUfKMrNIMG jrv A N O T H IN K IN G T H l* a _ f a m iu t ' ’ ■ ■ * * . l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/097b2ce05e1a30252dfa5e8521073531.pdf 3deb3e518e8ba188751a9c9cc6459639 PDF Text Text 3 I I .*v * * * - % PAGES 9 TO 16 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1921 :ad *v N U M B E R 44r ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES 4+44++++4++4++++-H r* • 444444444444444444 Historyof Masonic Fraternity For Thrilling Detail Founded On Practice of Moral and!I il Virtues; Distinguishing: Character- | Is Charity In Its Most Extended -Brother Lovelncluded in Precepts ! “Fresh M eat’Tncludes M a n y Prom inent M en W ho w ill Drink Sw eet Camel’s Milk , _ «. THE SPIRIT OF SHRINEDOM ... i* * * « i - ‘ • . Ion Traces Origin Back to Time jman Empire and Even Earlier Candidates Miss “Sainted Mummy” ition is Divided Into Groups of De»s Overlapping One Another—Three icomposed of Thousands of Members Blisterw fM Feet W ill Come from W alking O’er B urning Sands Ifuonic fraternity is an organization of associated which, by common consent, has been accorded ty among fraternal orders. Divided into groups overlapping one another like the foundation ami fture of a symmetrical building, these constitute 3 m of universal rccogni-0 English, American Masonary. Tho first ire acknowledged to i great) Masonic instii exists in Great Britendencies and in the while the elaborate of 3.7 degrees, com- List Include* Many Prominent Men of Sanford and Seminole i limited membership County Aa Well' As Other* ! one most widely disFrom This Section. i other portions of the A clnss of 70 candidates will >rite is complex in Its at system of govern- “trod the hot sands" in the cere­ monies to be held today under the i essentially cosmopol- supervision of the Sanford Shrine upon its rolls the Cluh. Candidates, for the most ■perors, kings, princes, part from Sanford and Seminole governors, together county, form this list, said to he of the Inrgcat to be put through statesmen and men one in this part of the state for some i well as those of les- time. |ia church and atate. The list as follows: Sandy Anderson has traced back the Maurice W. Ashton ftnasonnry to the old Dillie Dyington Baggett fire, the Pharaohs, the David Richards Barnhart Janies De Bartolomeis | Solomon, and cv?n to Lawrence Carlton Bishoji [Babel und the Ark of Ira Alden Blalock • • chimed th a t recent r* N<rifan-*¥ahn-Dh?d*g»---~ MfWW “ Egypt accurd-with at (be gnler was In Jacob John Dolly B^sil Franklin Brass -#the pyramids were E. M. Bredvard [imonic craft probably Leslie Tolar Bryan ted about tho same Ernest Augustus Brothcrson i been claimed that this Joe Daniel Chittenden Jnmc* Hamilton Clnry liution has played an Albert Buckner Condcn in the principal Fred Fruncis Dorner worlds* history durSam Dunlay nge since its oriCharles Winfield Entzminger Seabort Easa Farris rof the most beautiful Carl Albert Fenskn cathedrals of Europe William Dudley Gnnliner | credited to the genius Jos. J. B. Goldcnbcrg who were Masons. It Louis Goldstein |th»t the Crusades in the John Duncan Govu Carlton A. Grnhe U were the work of the Lynn Pearce Hale I Knights Templar, Robert Emmett Herndon in its modem form Is Harrison Thomas Hickcnlopor | founded on the practice Rov Lake Howell *dsocial virtues; its disAndrew Worthen Irwin . charactcristic is charSheridan Jewett *t extended sense; and it. relief and truth a r c ; Talcott Fremont Kelsey • Herbert John Lambcrtson . by its precepts. The Leroy Everett Leach |Sf)tland trace their orlKarl Rusaell Leapold Masons who come in Kenneth B. Loftus I Kilminning Abbey; lland go still farther Allen Joel Lossing nsemblago of Masons Cyrel Justin Marshall Thomas Edward Meridcth Alban, the proto-mar­ Paul McDonald Messick i ir, Tner mother Robert Clester Middleton [luwinning and York Michael Minarik few exceptions, the John Sherman Moore 1 the lodges erected Noel B. Montreville . George Whitfield McKury the Engl iih Masons of I •• St. Paul opened the Walter McNally . membership of other Otto Peter Nagel . «i*e Masons and bulldCharles Henry Noble »u at the completion of Robert Edgar Parnell Cathedral, London. This Henry U. Parrish Ichange from the ancient Marion Clive Pementer p i t form was developed Roy Rainey * , n a grand lodge was Edward Scnteny Robinson London, with power to Harry Lee Hood *f* to other lodges. Un­ Appleton Kent Rosseter lion the first edition of Walter Andrew Routh Paul Rutls Houser 5 n' of the fralcrnity Clements William Moore Scott *nd the Masons, when Thomas Jefferson Spave company of artiJohn Woble Shaw like their handicrafts, Stanley E. Shother I#y wardens of districts Albert William Smith *he king. In 1508 William Winslow Smith “•bon of the lodges aras Chester C. Snow Mat of Those Befooging to Great .under William Schaw, Daniel Spencer Emons Starr Natioeal Body Incudes Many L. r’?en arul chief master Leonard Burke Steele of Most Prominent Citizen* .in the following Lewis Waine Strickland or Thia City. "*d the three “held William Daniel Truett Lri i r anci«nt order of William Wiiford Watts List of Sanfard Shrirter* [Edinburgh first. KilwinWalter Webb P «nd Stirling third. In Anderson, B. W. Ernest Columbus Welch [operative element In MaCharles E. Williams Akers, Frank P. • having been absorbed, Aa courtesy to other Temples Bledsoe, G. L. Lodge of Scotland was Thomas A. Langford, Egypt Bradford, S. W. «y the representatives Temple, Tampa. Fla. Ball, Fred W. i t. **>om also William Alfred H. Abermathy. Mosley Check, V. C, . L: Boslin waa elected Temple, Ft. Worth, Tex. Chapman, R. B. ,. l*r' on account of hia Coleman, W. S. connection with the craft MASONRY Connelly, A. P. , ■ Protector*. PriorDean, J. C . . While the popular conception of to the different Dutton. F. F . . • cording to the antiquity Masonry is probably the promotion De Cottes, G. A. .wntten records. The of true brotherhood, we have nev­ Dunn, Charles *3 er deemed this noble attainm ent to Evans, Frank be the end, but rather the instru­ Forrest, J. R. mentality by which a far more no­ Fox, T. Meade _ __ ___ble purpose might be realiied by Fields. Earl etlli' ,when withdraw us all. That light should not be Fitts, Wm. A. * lodge and resumed allowed to die out, that truth in ■" Gibbs, L. H. On relinquish- ita purity should be preserved for Gibbs. IL L. L A R G E NUMBER SHRINERS LIVING IN “CEERY CITY” # « s S S i !sS "S K V V . ouscholdcr, E. F.r i»kson, Richard unter L. G. utchinson, J. C. luff. Geo. Jinkins, J. D. Jarvis, R; B. Jones, Tom Kent, Harry Knight. G. W. Lake, Forrest Lane, E. F. Lee, Harry Lee, Alfred Little. J. B. J.ong, Howard McCuUer, L. P. McAllister, A. F. McKee, J. W. McKay, Glenn • McConnell, E. Moughton, Jasr * Miller, F. L. Miller, T. J. Malnes, S. Martin, 1. D. Martin, I. D. Morris, G. L. t Newman, R. A. Pope, O. J. Ray, Geo. Robertson, J. A. Redfern, G. R. ’ Spencer, G. W. Stevens, R. E. , Smith, F. K. Smith, J. C<— Smith, M. B. Tolar, Dr. J.. Welcome ye worm of Allah, ye wearers of the Fez—ye who have kissed the sainted mummy, welcome, yes thrice welcome to Sanford, the City Substantial—where life a worth living. We want you to enjoy your visit with us—wo want you to enjoy ourNspIendid city, we want you to enjoy the portions of freah meattthat has been provided for your merriment. Enjoy jiHo, with us, the freedom of the city. Even the latch strings are hanging outward.- Your Fez is your invita­ tion to croas any threshold within our jurisdiction. While here we urge you to eat, drink—sulphur water, and be merry, but above all things bury burn the novices n your cares, if any you have, and spread joy to your hearts contest. No I one will molest you in the execution of your desires. Our government is manned by your kind— in fapt our government vwill be assisting to make your enjoycity most joyous, ment and stay in our cil encourage us by your presence— thg You honor and enc memory of which will be everlasting and it is our wish that yotir sojourn in Sanford will ever be referred to as the moat pleasant day of your awe life. To this end we have tried to within hand reach'everyanticpate.ypur wants am * taka it». l f vynq d n n t (By one who has gone before —and who remembers.) Following is the eulogy of many of the local fresh meats who are longing to quench the killing thirst caused by plen­ tiful hot sands—on that, to them, eventful day, Thurs­ day, May 22—at Sanford. Thl* is written ao that ye, who have kissed the Sainted Mummy, and have enjoyed the good fellow­ ship of the boys who wear the fex, may have knowledge of those de­ siring to blister their feet and withstand the hardships of the burning winds, as well aa a han­ kering to taste the Camel’s fermanted milk. Anderson. Sandy. Hall* from Eatonton, Ga., and has naver re­ covered. Says he is from Missouri when he TAKES the Shrine. Ye Gods, did you evr sod any body TAKE IL Well, let him TAKE It. Bledsoe, M. Y. A common Ala­ bama Cracker, transplanted even as he transplants hia celery weeds. Bweara that he can swing to the rope, but eybrnits hie delicate con­ dition to the mercy of the Nobllity. • His definition of merey will change. * Boliy, John J. May be a aweede, but with all that haa wormed his way Into tha American ideal*, and now desire* to tread the hot »andi. Hta desire abtU «x»Uv% ^ Bryan*. Las ley -T— A :k#r, with emphasis oh the cracker. Retired banker, renorta can stand .anything for ona day. Brothesron, Ernest. Bom and raised In Sanford, will no doubt wish that he had died here. Small of build, but strong enough to con­ sume large quantities of “hot stuff.” He a a mechanic by trade, and says “you can’t fool with me. Don’t fool hhn boys—don’t. Chittenden, Joe D. Just one of Dad’s boys, from home here. Don’t cxpoct to get hia money’s worth, but avows ne’e a good fisherman. Let’s let him fish, and FISH. Dorner, Fred. Everybody know* Fred. He lives here. Big, strong husky bird. Haa wanted tha Shrine for years. Also wants his money’s worth. Says he wants it all, and no change asked. A good fellow, you can’t miss in the par­ ade. ilia red light will flicker-* and then out. Entzminger, Chas. W. Longwood's pride. Father to hia Coun­ ty. Good shrine material. Has a thirst for----- and camel’s milk. Also knows the ropes. “Says give ang t to me boys—I've waited too lor now.” Gardiner. W. Dudley. Osteot thic Physician. Sanford’s original rubber. He says he Is a shock at sqrber. Don’t believe in any rough stuff unless he is the main figure, lis belief will be stronger. Ho haa his fes—Oh, boy! Gove, John. Toombston artist Has one ready for John n o w might wish he isd used it. Saj he is a real cutter. Ready and waiting for anything that « along. Heart is steady. KxhMk no mercy. Herndon, Robert E. Preacher name-only. Don’t be fooled lia exhortations—might cuss out in meeting. He keepa Ed. (ins’ Fords rattling. Let’s ki dm rattling. Howell, Roy Blake. Not k lere much, but comes from No Carolina, when he says “They stand anytalng.” A mahcinlst »Honor is to be paid to Freelanc trade, but will take a vacation ui Kendrick, mayor ol Philadelphia til Monday morning at least. and “father” of the Shrine move­ Jewett, Sheridan. A good fe ment for oHspltals for Cripplet low, farmer by trade. Grows l ■talks and everything. Haa Children, by the construction In too. Wants no change Philadelphia of a Convalescent But say, don’tt get him w be caged. home, which fa to bear hia name he (a caged. Ha will Lamberton, H. J. Any one T The first donation towards it was a in Barboro, Wis.. ought to ‘ check for 15,000 from Noble Thoi the trtals of the sands. Not S. Shi be of Lu Lu Temple. ' known of hia disposition until With the prospect of other dona Thursday. Thia all comes tions immediate ylt ia expect* the wash you know. Lossing, Allan J. “Quick i that the Convalescent home wil Transfer’, Sanford. Now ke« ppace with the erection of the your breath this Is Shriner’a hospital itself. The Phil thing. Note ) slogan. adelphin Shrine hospital is the ■nappy for IL , He , tent hto be located, ^our of them : •* and the flying unit In Honolulu al Sanford. . « yet. Want ready being in operat , Past Imperial Potentate Ken “juice" driek has served aa a number of He ia i the board of tnistaea’for tha past of som three years and ha realizes that tall, la convalescent homes mast ha provid - it i cd lf the hospital* atg to function X -rffer Honor Philadelphia Mayor by Erecting Convalescent Home �\ \ •vf^NeWYSLeim, PAGE EIGHT r* . • >* . . r- - THE SANFiOHP 1JERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924. Seekers *Flood Strength F l o r i d a ls°viet Experiment In 3,000 S H R I N E R S Sea Dogs of German M F ? ^ B S E th rilling st o r y Job Steamship Companies Banks Increases in P o r t u g a l Collapses ASSEMBLE HERE Navy Turn Gladly To Farm ing For Living SESSION TODAY ® TOLD JUSTICE P a s t Two Y e a rs FOR CEREMONY QUIZ COMMITTEE Representatives Say It la Moat Successful Held tn the State; * May Meet Here Next Year. Purported tqrious RHai LONDON. May 22. — Every LISBON, , May 22.—A curious springtime the wanderlust seizes a story of the pcnccful establishcertain number of men and women KIEL, Germany, May 22^—Forreduced____ lf»r l . n r m n n « . . . __ I .m . . ? ^ ^ cy^ ? ! y May 22._An n"..d ^ u n lly peaceful death (Contimie<1 from page 1.) Tr: \ ....... Vu , TALLAHASSEE, in itw in A fla c ft, may An* Yfn' c"t ......... |Atuw4ui ui -umm| (Continued mer Gcrmah naval QfflcenT^to'the _____ , Atlantic liners. IiUI in . IN year jin i UlC inr<*nn«n nf mnM #?/»•. .i_t.t,1of nl an lrtn/1 Qa«,U» Mni«UII. this the increase more than fifty-eight kind noff Soviet republic, (•» in tL.. the , ’ .ilV *h,. \yiVCS of loCfll 110* number of 145 have become far! " fr*r Explanation of >IyM.jicstlcss ores are sflooding the mers. The land apparently has had In orenter ‘‘oilars during the W o n San Grcforio parish of P ortugal' ' s In ffrenter months nrrincl from I Lmmix,.*. no .. K nles. Disappearaiico of , "trnmship companies in Kr-ator a stronger call than might have F 0 ? R E N T -.,, Qn. u~A .A . i .. I numbers than usual with npplicnalso thrce-roon» * *- rta B fs s * 1 * ** a ------me commi for the past ten or more years, dc- lint, which clare< they have not had a better , WTCka „KOi CJ reception nn^where. It will not b o nccountn 01 aarfam difficult m atter for ISanford to Scp.rtm. ent. tvnf thia nM Am !m I . •• * V (Jfi • ~~.'T.T.",',T"~r' aaiiu in nw i* . _ .. —— 'me same wuness.^Mrs. W. O.* Duck- Cl?XT A T I ? ...f \»\i n \ |- I T D f 1 I? G ! J"*0*1 Sl»>2^>3!ljl!).2« ngainst ‘$02,- W,!h thc condition that thc s been mo farm ers _ , . — , and me remainder are Tn the f German republic. Thoy are said be happy. There were 2.800 commissioned officers in *thc German navy when war began. Of these 647 were ?d and 462 were retained in the nnvy> which now consists of only a slight coast defense. Conse­ quently 1,601 officers had to seek new vocations. One officer only got a foreign naval job; he became n commander, .in the Paraguayan navy. Banks and financial institutions „ - , . . . i . | RRve employment to 98 cx-offlccrs nil oyer-the country, it made « nostjnnd a similar number went into IIIWI cerditable performance. , liaU municipal and sU tc adndnistrativo * I o(Ra«ai f~ \ ■ • . offices. One #form er admiral uJ ment will be the big 8hr.nej>nce now - courier in thc German Fon to I* held at the armory• te ight cign Office. Fifty-seven ex-officcrs ____„ nt !) . _____ beginning o clock. ()n^ no- Jmve become merchants. One bun­ hies, their wivifs, sisters and ™ *I have gone abroad, half sweethearts will be permitt I to or them ahaving become clerks. The attend this alTair. The darri *• ------------------------------ ---is professions of most of the others being looked forwnrd to vilh a have not been reported. great deal of anticipation la not Thcso figures arc suppliod by nn only the visitors hut also thci em- organization of ex-officers which has sought to find employment for its members. ' •5 ,u*nrk*lcV.1Cf* f’rBn< L°d*« | «tein, once stenographer to Jess O H i l N A l f l i U IV v l C i O '*11,081.12 fifteen months ngo, and ,ab? r and owner, i the Chamber of Commerce. . Smith, and no wsecret service ope- tx n t A \ T A /'W rur/AVT !,av' n*r!l deposits had renched $41,-i , 4 s a result offers for allotments At the camp ground there are i rntive of the department of jus-' I I Ki | i / \ Y A l ,1 | ( » ( \ tHC.C06.17. more than ten millions ,.nd“ ,poured in , , • .............. .................... ....Ilions ,, Ti 1,1 and i,nu now now the me new new C49 persons In can*. When the tier, and her husband, n conflden- ' ^ r rssvvws i ' U” than ‘L........ . * *b e -................................. *" * higher they were a *t the ! : ? , 0 . . nre ‘ry*nK to regain comp breaks nearly 7,800 meals *, T old status s*a *us of Inborers sure -- to * E. McLean, — — ' tin! agent Washing-; O N T H E R E P O R T ginning of business last year when their AA1AJ AVA^A v/Al> 1. the total was $.70,870,002.80. andl?f ,ay. w aRf. The new tenants will have been served to this branch ton nunlisher,. th<> the rnmniitlpK committee hnnr.l heard of thc order in — addition to --— — ----- alone, ••• -­ allegations also that a system of approximately four and a half mil- ll1. 0*1 th,B hiRn costi of labor and „ . , the 600 other representatives who espionage had been flung around, Continued from Page 1. lions above the figures nt the be- ,,vlnK* and all thc old complaints, are residing in the city. In all the committee itself. later Sterling declared adoption of ginning of this year. Deposits on |° 0X,C.H*° °Rcr3 of about one-third about two thousand people have *™ *ar>d >* really worth, Two agents of the department of ‘h,£ir 1ro‘v,rt \vol,llJ «Ive Senator c"rtiflcatcs increased from $8,17!),stopped in Sanford during the past Justice who participated in the tn- 'Vh,'‘,,r nn advantage no private 22M.GO to III.M during ichcine has collapsed. week. . —----------- ----------h_ . terprjsc of shadowing Menus said n:< jj WB* eiT«*ct of the report fifteen monthi' period. The parade held Wednesday af­ they had been on thc assignment ^ l. vns U"‘ cfTecl °.f lJ*c r,,P°,r* Tlie statement for Alar, .’ll, l'J21, ......... .. majority would ternoon was one of the most suc­ with four assistants from March Mnrrh ? f lh«‘ commitloo cessful ever held in any city of the 18 to April 1. Tho detective hini- be to prejudice the trial in ad­ state. It was in charge of Col. Joe srlf, whose claims of knowledge vance and "nlTect public sentiment II. James, Jr., chief of stuff; Col. of secrets nbnnt the Daugherty ad­ in favor of the senator." S. W. Paine, adjutant general; ministration of the department of Chairman Borah remarked that Col. C. A. P ratt. Col. J. W. Cham­ justice have vied with his war spy he was afraid Senator Sterling, by pion, engineer; Col. J. W. LaGare, record to gain hipi note, sat and arguing so "earnestly for the guilt" of thc commitce which has had * quartermaster general; and Maj. grinned ns R. J. Hurrtis and Mrs. of Senator Wheeler would prejudice hou*e. furniture! anil fixture~s7$7v( memL* ^ i ^ T 1 \ f ° m paR.C M H. H. Guppy, in charge of colors'. Alaska :!wh. " f r . o.t .rJL!h.! - ! r" ,: f " n' ' * o , iS the coUrt court trial. The South Dakota Davidson of the iNka I). Davlduon tho 4“shad *nhnd-iinu *he Jiouth Three hundred automobiles were ow" group testiflcii to having fo i-|!,cnator declared he was not conS ,, T ' BJ « r , k 7 v o r ; „ , cfu ll, » [ """• '•>«* <>;■ h»» ocllp.ed far ! l in the line of march. lowed him and checked his visit-1Ending either for the guilt or in* O S Z S '1 Ovfr one hundred Wilt** nonnlrj ing list.! He liecnmc grimmer a j noccnee of Ihe senator, but review- j.,.,,1.. ' *i n n ' l l fr ^ Kfiitlemnn cow” from thc attacks i!ny ‘,’ther. , that haR ,,rpn P': on S item ? *1800 20-! IV cash n °f ",hcr!’* However. b o S d c S S * * * by th ‘9 organixatlon in ,a»t [ evidence solely to support cash67r,7 attended tho dramatic cantata, few minutes lutcr when, sittin- lie-'i,;R H 1 Ca9h '’".I'trated early training in the a 1 .hc ‘,cc,,nrpd. a "d "ic.i wrs ■ 882,670.70. ' ••Belshazzar’’ a t the Camp Ground, hind Senator Wheeler ,the rom- k'3 conclusion that the grand jury h8;’ ‘ '-‘U' ' "throwing thc b u ir by easily l*in‘- ofht,hc local club ^ Proud , its B Wednesday night, presented by thc mlttcc prosecutor, he heard the wa" Justified in returning an indictm 8 2 llf ,00 00- nun,r both ■h°uWpr« of the cow to “'Jl^ e m cn t. Capital S Metropolitan Choral class of Jack­ Duekstcin family tell how IVttit went, st.h k, the ground. ' Officers of Morocco Temple vho siirfiliis. $1,101,2:10.1)8; umnvuicni Fre(J I)orncr nni| Wa|ter R ,, ; nre present today and who arc sonville. From the Inrgc amount and O'Brien, two New York) dotec-' of applauso given it was well ap­ tlvos, lending "a crew of opera­ . . *K playing a large pnrt in thc in all­ thB.......... 1«,ak«;y nnd. grindfnh. preciated. Tonight a boxing bout tives and wire tnpoers" got away hecarings. Mrs. Duekstein testified paid. f274».WJW; individual depis’ ' th P,l1'LyIC<,, thc P:,rt j .•nndl.lates tbo mpstic order i 76 will be stuged by thc chamber of with his day-by-duy diaries of spv uit n:i stenographer to J n a Smith, its. $!02,0.10.710.26; savings de-j are: Acting lluxflousi Iiuuy Millie when hen the dead drn.l comp....................... companion of Mr. posits, $11,016,606.17; certificates p riS ----S * ?,, ........... 'vlt," n.R uni difficiilty while!I commerce at thc camp ground be­ work. served nnss Ills his gguardian and) Potentate, Noble Ha urd 'a ilL 'h e rtv li.nl “ n r i v n l.. office r.fTl........on . ooff de|)iisit, A‘1 lUI'l .'I III 1.1- certified rretl r u * -CrVCll U ari ta il lim l I i f a p------c n a i I:i Daugherty had a "private $0.660,:i!0.ll; ginning at 8 p. m. This will be According to thc Duekstein tale, $.’>21.0.72.1.T; cashier’s Kecpr of thc surplus from thc Dexter; Chief Rabbnn, Noblo i F. in time for the majority of the IVttit nnd O’Brien were armed the sixth floor of tiie department checks, Lane; Assistant Rabbnn, jlble members of the uniform rank who with n letter from Hiram (’. Todd, of justice buildinr," she took n checks, $2,858,621.02; due to banks, treasury. Edward J. Burke; High PriestlfoKent ftossettcr, played thc part letter he dictated to her "for the --— — ...................... . .... * $0,nri7.7B0..16; bills payable and rcwall break camp nt 7 p. m. special assistant to the attorneyble Dr. Paul R. Davis; Been*or. nr the "wild man from Borneo." signaturc of President Harding," discounts, $1,076,010.63, — total, general, to Mr. Daugherty, which Ilo was cnsenccd within the eon- Noble "Harney" Smnrt; First f|reWOMEN QUIT HIDfNG indicated that Mrs. Duekstein which authorized Gaston Means $188,882.6715.70. lines of ui a4. movable fliiMdiiu- prison. prison, Them i fieri: moniul mnaiur, \v. a k|. Master, iconic Noble W. A fclASTRIDE. should assist their operations. She nnd W. T. Underwood to “investi j" no d°iibt that hc was foracioun I ,l0Dr Assistant Ceremonial \ »sgate prohibition condition in New CALL SPECIAL SESSION pointed out Means to them, she the howls which sent . , ............ . "IMVII 1ho 113 U CFIL ter. Noble Nathan Weil; Mnn al. N a s h v il l e , Tcnn., May 22— becauHo LONDON, May 22.—Women! said, and a few nights later, mi a York." forth nmv nn»l 1ix>n . Noble Wiliam Dow; Captain! of equestrians nre gradually recerting lonely road in a Washington park, Working for Smith from Sep­ The College of illshops o? the ICisco "the ane man t^ pical ot Uttard, Noble John II. Roku i‘r: tto o tthe n n fMue-naihJIe t l n p . f l f i f l / l l s i uwhen i K o i t on lborne. ---------1.»» . fi...L i!..L t i i __ a t i»y the glare of a flashlight idonti tember until laic in 1022, when Methodist Episcopal church. South, I Mn’iivu iitlu-m *ir back, ns they find riding nstridc fied the diaries nnd documents the shebccnm e nn employe of W. J. Tuesday night issued n c a lf for a mention, were thcra w X ^ ’bcIN Outer Ciiianl, Noble G. G. Deck: II: Director, Noble J. \V. Ingram; l«develop* muscles not good for danc­ two men had in an nutomohile ns Burns, former chief of the bureau special session of the general con on, as the saying goes. Devils, Aistant Director, Noble Job I) ing. A^ well-known riding master being the real Means papers, wain UIII am? ■vavucc mi ill UC( lipilll IN ofinvestigatio ii, n, nil* she N said she UHJ* took fcrcnce on uuiy July 2, to net upon theC convicts, chorus girls, wash wom­ Brother; Captain of Patrol, ft )|c' *ayn the slde-naddle civen^ women get their bonus money. ! many letters about the granting of proposed unification of tho North- en, policemen nnd many other parts more grace and security, nnd girls Her husband reiated he heard whiskey permits, nnd wrote many )’ri> «nd Southern branches of thc were exemplified va K,|P* William i ^ ’n iMcNe,,,; r)rumandM* »«•. in the long line Noble H. Leaker l nd from 10 to 14 years of age only the two operatives tell of plans to memornnda to Means, setting him church. Of cand dates, who followed behind Director, Noble Cyrus Wnshhfn. arc encouraged to ride astride. “ frame up" Senator Wheeler and to work in investigating "Mrs. the nobles of Morocco Temple Chairman Ilrookhnrt of the Daugh­ Cross," E. II. Mortimer, “Colonel EXPLOSION VICTIM DIES SDNDAYS AFTERMATH GATHERING MATERIAL erty committee, of investigations, Darden," and als\ even General ST. PAUL, May 22Josoph Mc- Among others who attracted the set on foot in their home states, of Sawyer, the White House Physi­ Cqol, 61, victim of the Craig Oil attention of ninny bystanders wore: However it may be with Sundny the employment of women in the cian. Some of the work was for Refining company flro Monday, ST’iii ’ MarahnII, Albert Smith, attendance at church, Monday a t­ senate office building nnd of their President Harding, she said insist­ died TUesda^, Pinking the second William Scott Mike Minarik. Dan! , Starr. Burke Steele, Tom Mere­ tendance at court ip looking up. — attendance on the hearings. ing that Smith nnd the former death from burns received in thc Jdith, Robert Herndon, A. J. LossSpringfield Republican. At another point of the day's president were on intimnto terms. blaze. Injr ami Herbert Lamberton. tra n sfer. J. E. Snyder, f,.ta ?h„"|l0n.er' Chulunta, Di* Gen n 'H *our support tad* Predated.- - Eclit Lawn. Rail Hart I Wj A <: * C R O W D S VI EW PH0I CLAIR AXDi Cleaninjf, PreMii., Wc are now faJh, New Steam i*re*i I™*'*' Diye u* a t 110 Sanford Are^ ^ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * » ********t u Barbe Hoti !iivldendrr!fll^ Li’x r r l Wa,tcr r{",ibiJW ??" IT’S CLEAN ° N THE MOST WONDERFUL BEACH R WORLD W 320 South Ocean Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida e • New, Large and Airy Rooms With Private Bath EUROPEAN JOHN S. BARBE, Proprietor. m i „ ....................... ........... v The Cnmnicrclrtl Center of “Efa«tcrn OranKt " the largest half nf Oro..,m ••Unsl Oranu... - ’ , , L ‘ h“lr "f 0 r j'"!c L<,un,>- •'■"■'o l« th« only Town Dcvclopmcnl ' * ,hc last BrowlnS Hllhlo is on the Florida East Cuast Railroad, where lhe n r l i t n i f n . f r ' z, , . . ew Smyrna to Okccrhohcc City, a dlstapce of about 150 miles The road k Imin^1 5 ° ,,!f'’!lr.d iRtcrnccla it. This branch railroadaxtends from N lars nnd upon completion liithlo will have a main line railroad.• ' K extended from Okeechobee to Miami at a cost of mlllons of dolA ID foot brick road has just been completed from liithlo north to the numiu „ . . . The Orlando-East' Coast Boulevard connecting Orlando with Cocon Beach ind ^ .^ " 111 " hard-',urfaccd r";*d into Sanford. The Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. are constructing a telephone line from tlrinndJ 1 ‘^h t ^ l? lh ° 8 l° b* comn,c‘^ about July. Bithlo is about U miles from the St. Johns Riv "r.VmUes^ Z m * £ uT o ^ r0UKhJB1,th,°Nature provides a natural drainage system for Bithlo in the form of brunches °.n t"K HP k 1?* ",?d *S !8 m,,CS from ,hc EaHl Coailt* is drained from any Florida clty.v 1 f lm,nchtB *‘nd creeks that take all surplus water off as rapidly as it nre now preparing land for cultivation. * Hi, pro^^ty^wi:m^w1U^H'urely*dcvo^pnthc!r property.'" ‘nuking and general farming land as can be found In Orange county. Many farmers "l’W#,lmn,' ,)r ll,rc' " u,us',"d Individuals from all part* of Amcrico. A percentage o7 h H iu 'N rta to ao ol'hTr cfly' und' i « I " H "U ""d'"C "j!hl" ,h“* " Ml •>« luriwnllned and oawmlllcd. • . of Tituaville, 1(1 miloa aoulh of Now Smyrna. 1011 miles Lnh of^kwehobee ° r“n" toUnty' bc,l,B 18 Ka"1 ot Odando, 21 mlleu west .lo n a ^ M e l ^ r ^ e r IC,,MU,y’ fc#Vto' ' « «f ■’» '« ' The Town haa v.ied a ..end h»„, for paving M ImprovementH mean lhat real ealate will advance, hcace prolil.H lo Ihe inveolors Allow us to show Bithlo to you without expense er ohlieutinn Thpn , *. , # 1 Cars leave our office 9:30 every day. " 1 h " V0U nrc ,n l>twi,ion to i ud« c of ol,r ‘nvcstmenl opportunities. of . 4 �\ THE SANF’ORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924 PAGE TEN motion which resulted in nil fire of tliem now being in the course of construction. The board of trustees \Vent fur­ ther and tentatively located live others, nnd within the next three or four months these will be under WASHINGTON, May 22.—Ac­ way, and when this is done five cording to local tradition, as well. more wilt be located and so. on urn. half month*- iatcr,~ «he Walked til the entire jurisdiction, which down the driveway to meet him. includes not only the United State’, ■After.he bad dried her tenra of but* Canada i t '"r^iiiinr^MWniaiffJoyvhe*sat*(iown*iinrf-xrroh’'iw e*Tro| First Monument To |George Washington Is Crumbling Ruin . Miracle -work, >a« many people proclaim it when th*y seo little, crippled children given physical #MeedtmrrV|hrivt ‘fil Scottish Rite hospitals, has been a rapid develent by the Shrine in hardly e yean time. Forrest Adair, whose service ns secretary of Shriner’s Hospitals for Crippled Children, gave him familiarity with the work, gives an appealing hu­ man touch with the story of the Mr. origin of the movement. Adair’s story is- as follows: About eight years ago the Scot- the attention of the Order or the tiah Rite Masons of the Atlanta .. jurisdiction started a little hospt- . The Shrine had been in existence tal in a small cottage near Dora- f°r 4® years and had grown to a tur, Ga. It nno had of iu 10 membership of eOO.OOO. The Nooi -beds,via. *but. 11 .it . had- aat-capacity -.. ,| *pes wcrc organized along the ita *head. the of legitimate fun and clean marvelous man of miracles, Dr. i lines 1 Michael Hoke. Under his direction sport and no body of men ever hnd we began work, and as the Idea more wholesome pleasure than grew of bringing hope to children they did. doomed to suffer through all their Then some few members, un­ days, the 'hospital grow and we doubtedly under a Divine inspira­ finally erected a most beautiful tion thought it might be well if little hospital of CO beda on nn ideal they continued to have all these site, covered with tall pines, good times and at the same time do through which the worm southern something for humanity. Sonic of them had visited the Smttish Rite hospital for crippled children and they dreamed ot more hospt ids and more nnd more of them so that they might be put within the reach of all the poor little crippled chil­ dren of this vast continent. A resolution was introduced and promptly passed, assessing each member $2 n year for this work, producing the staggering sum of $1,000,000 a year. A committee was appointed and authorized to go ahead and build these little mira­ cle shops. Last September this committee or board of trustees visited Atlanta, saw our little hos­ pital, adopted it as a model and immediately located five of them in widely separated sections of 'he continent and put the machinery in GOOD PRINTING In All Branches. r Commercial St. at R. R. Ave .^Lthnt year. At that time it was a h the '{jr'cliNi ronictll tower ot granite, f>4 teet i thd Shriii'* 1around the base ,and 30 feet high,’ — to the v a s t. with h winding stairway about it snients, vol-' leading to an observation platform e coming in, : on the top. The tower was a look- ■; re rewriting out station in the battle of South « bequests to Mountain in the Civil War. for crippled I t will cost little to rebuild the n structure, it is said .and a bill to J S* plan is a PP>oprinte the necessary furtds £ me. it 1* the has bc*n introduced in congress and ■ t no order . r"fl,-rTLd t:> a committee. The “oS-- £ lythit.g r Hire ! '[Fty f«r Protection nnd oRbulldlng ■ . v iih i of l " ‘J r' ,r9t Washington MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS Monu- * iiii'4 I rneti*-” (formed in 1U07) is author-,2 It Birinj f*y, fo rth * plans of rebuilding,, 5 ____ ’ which include restoration to the ? | original height with platform on * n‘ : top, a winding stairway within, and * 1 guarantee n beacon burning nightly th a t all £ of wool? i who pass by motor from north t o '« I must ca ll! south or along the gient highway 1* he buttons;. from east to wets may be remind-! ■ *ed of the mail for whom it stands. [ ■ Extends WELCOME OUR CITY Insist on F IT rop A QUEEN QUALITY SERVICE R M C fi Wholesale & Retail VULCANIZING And Tubes Greetings JEWELER Specialty Emblem Goods Here s Hoping this Ceremonial Will be All You Have Expected- A N D M ORE!!! Market �'V ■3. u *'■*• 1■•■• * • THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924. T* i out what he thlnka FRIDAY. c a n d id a t e s Smith, Albert W. A goodyguy, ready for anything, hma friends among the Well, let him find 'em. Don't stand back on this friend •tuff. V i Starr, Daniel, Spencer Emons, Continued from Page Nine Minarik, Mike. One of the buck­ and etc. Meter Reader for South­ Profes­ found a lodge in the metropolis for eye kid*. Strong, husky and deli­ ern Useless Company. robber.- Charges for juice ‘Edition to the regia- members of the two seats of edu­ cate. Sits down to work—running sional cation.. ..Mans.. Oxford men have, an engine. No doubt will standaxp, that is never used. He has aoie lodges of for s u m that) rwm >U. J Harvard university m also found a Mason hr home hr ttre Lt-work for two or three weeks. [ •aid K Z ti and another for Westminster and Keystone lodge, A good man to carry the cannon Don’t let him miss it. t . St*ele( eLonard Burkn. Grocer­ lS In England is a r«- No. 10, a London lodge, founded fodder. increasing intimacy in 1722, which was saved from ex­ Moore, John Sherman. Former, ies. Celery Avenue Shiek. Young, tinction by the Masonic enthus­ full of pep, vigor and vitality. Sav­ beautiful, unshaven, from old Vlr_jife and the life ing it up for Thursday. He'll need ginie. Want# a pet camel to give BTKhools and unlver- iasm of a few Oxford men. You can-locate this chap am­ nls swettie. Is willing to try any­ 1 countries. One parThen, in chronological order, it. now to be noted comes a fairly long list of univer­ ong the elephants and reptiles. He thing once. Get this willingness out of him. then the report of the sity lodges—the University of will bo there. And here endeth the list of the 1 Lodge of England is London, founded in 1881; Universi­ McRory, (Jeo. W. Bom a t Monfreshiea, but this is not the ... additions made to ties, Durham, in 1890 (London also ticollo, Fla. A particular friend of .local bunch, many and more* from ports onlveraity and college has a University of Dnsham lodge, the at!imain. Says can’t scare him. cometn hither to make the .j- ,. At the present founded in 1904); Trinity College, Selin Fords now, but admits that afar merriment of the day. |7two of the great pub- Dublin, a London lodge for Dublin he won’t bo able to ride in one next Oh God of Allah, be with them yet. ” England—Barrow .and graduate*, founded in 1906; the Friday. All ready has Shrine pin. Lest they forget, lest, they forget. \A outside the pale in University of Sheffield lodge, That's enough fellows—you know —They won't forget. and if rumor be not founded in 1908, and the Univer­ his kind. .Jc ihe is generally ac- sity of Liverpool lodge, founded in Hessitter, A. Kent. Irishman. "True," answered Miss Cayenne, [bs and *he cannot be 1921. ........ __.......... ............... Edinburgh graduates are Celery u p sta rt Says lead him to "but think of the number of other nee since it DK8e<J also represented in London in the the camel's milk trough. Ye sons days that seem to be getting more „„.t of a well known University of i Edinburgh 1 lodge of Allah, get with him, and stay and more doubtful T" and master, the form- founded in 1903. In addition there put 'till the rope burns in twain all! will not much long- are now over 30 public school and the waters splash over his Orvis Brothers Open Branch. . the ranks. T}ie ever- lodges on the English register, nnd, what remains. The New York Stock Exchange I, an illustration of although Harrow does not at pres­ Routh, Walter A. Dough ped- firm of Orvis Brothers &Co. have itached to Freemasonry ent figure on the list ,it has the , dier. Inventor of the large nolo opened a branch office in the Can­ n» the intimacies form distinction, along with Eton, of doughnut A real lady's man, too. adian Pacific building, No. 342 and the keep in re- having furnished England's grand'P ut him in irons, he’ll appreciate Madison Avenue, and not a bank, of the lesaons there lodge with many noted and zealous it. as erroneously stated in these! col­ Maonic worker. Scott, Walter M. Mgr. American ilaimi the distinction of This university nnd public school bruit Gruuchers. Sandy’s Boss. umns. The branch is under the home of the oldest uni- representation not peculiar to Keep 'em separate. Thinks he *s management of R. F. Rudell and L0nic home in the world, craft Masonry, is but in every other too old to fool with. You can find C. W, Berner. lodge, limited In Arch, Mnrk Mason­ "to alumni of the unt- branch—Royal Knights Templar and the Scot­ fosnded in 1818, 43 ry, tish bodies have made | to s limiiar foundation manyRite—these and notable contributions to tt university of Cam. the present day it is Masonic life and work. In the United States, according moat virilo lodges on . «f the grand lodge of to the latest edition of Baird's 1It has the additional Manual of American College F ra­ | hiving more represen­ ternities recently to hand, the ap­ ts grand lodge officers plication of the principle has heen „ English lodge. But far more general than in England. j a varsity lodge nearly From the formation of the first rior to the foundation of Phi Beta Kappa, in 1776, at the In November, 1769, College of William and Mary at [founded the ’‘Lodge of Williamsburg, Va., to the present | the University of Ox- day is less than a hundred nnd fif­ for many years was ty years, yet there are now 2,020 fitj membership to grad- men’s chapters with a totnl mem­ ; even when the "town" bership or 466,094, owning 1,207 «d the "bar was u houses of an aggregate value of esmen. It started o more than six and a half millions of English money, and dual mem­ promise, but after [it dragged along a wea- bership is generally forbidden. and finally ceased There haa been a corresponding growth in the women’s section. 1783. idge was later in the The first sonority known ns the i made greater progress Kappa Alpha Theta, wns founded [ resnect, since it is the a t De Pauw university in 1870, and aor of two Masonic within 13 years the membership had Increased to 1,003, divided ugh ill lodge, whose metn- among four chapters, while the nfined mainly to grad- latest returns show 113,005 mem­ jiied in membership to bers, 744 chapters, and an owner­ |men; the senior, the Is- ship of 219 houses of the aggre­ for undergraduates, gate value of nearly a million in’ 1861; and the Alma pounds sterling. This develop­ resident graduates, ment ia of interest to Freemasons [1871, In 1866, however, as illustrative of the development I Cambridge graduates, of the brotherhood ideal and of its or near London;,who value as an educative factor ami [the privilege of meeting that, after all, Is one of the most ■ comrades a t regular important elements in I Masonic 8 iHifegaW VS*ifl&W 4 - - - ^ — ||m U U l U I U l M M H H I U M U » U U k U i a m ) I U M ic ‘ 1Cfr a t e r n it y pr o v e s to b e 76 ! TANT FACTOR IN THE LIFE TRIP HOT SANI (ENT IN BRITISH SCHOOLS IN CEREMONIAL PAGE ELEVEN . it Yl c » r \• I i »•>* ' l ‘ *•* * *• s *‘-H. scaJv>*OK»**'-*v ■ " , - v : >1 • • • • : 8 I WELCOME NOBLES I i: I I | : HILL LUMBER COMPANY m SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. S' WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU : WELCOME NOBLES ! *.f ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ s WELCOME NOBLES USE un STEWART ro REMEMBER : The : u i! : s *-. '**« COCO COLA REFRESHES BRINGS RENEWED LIFE AND SATISFIES THIRST DECORATOR And ■ Be Convinced It’s the Best Paint for the South 5 COCO COLA BOTTLING CO. 211W. First S t St. Petersburg, Fla. u t» , I Better Returns 74 Progressive growers realize that they cannot sell all their products in a few markets without the risk of over loading and consequent low. returns. A sales service capable of covering all markets thor­ oughly cannot be built up in a season. Neither- can a service, covering only a few markets be expanded sud­ denly* with success. Far seeing growers assure them­ selves of adequate distribution of their crops by selling through an organization that is not only capable of covering all markets- but is actually doing so. ,*• ■* . | * - ' * • •* Ladies and Nobles of the Shrine Shippers using the sales service of the American Fruit Growers are insured of service like this. .Wide distribution is an accomplished fact not merely an aim, with the A. F. G. Welcome |t • 41 >*i it To Oar City Gonzalez Grocery Co. -, yrW ;v .■ - ■ » w». i - ' SANFORD DIVISION ” I• ’ '» » 1* ... / ,*V*. 4 ft ■ ViV V w a s rrrrrr i • / *v A �i .1 ' i JfPVf, .. . . <• * A * rj»-1w- ■i ‘Jwftii *** r* * -; * • » ,* -„ THE SANFORD HERALD* THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924. VvPAGEhTVVELYE were oldgvs in which many Masonry has escaped the success- | LARGE NUMBER OF REA D Hi«TORY George of the king’s soldiers (who wcrc ■ Americans) were initiated. Among nt'SS& t,"‘.S’b / K J ,1 1 SHRINERS LIVING many prominent Americans self, and so has been secure in Its MASON!f ; <MlDVR the who belonged to this fraternity be­ privileges from any and all plans IN “CELERY CITY” Continued from Page Ninq . , Franklin were Washington, to confederate these bodies into ■GIVEN INDIC-TAIL sides centralized government—a •----—• -tenwho was made a Mason while in one - v• 5 1■ . t s HOWDY ~~ ^ : Tolar, H. K the service of the crown under Gen. guaranty of the perpetuation of Tiliis, Hugh William Braddock and became mas­ the democracy inherent therein. But the symbolism of Solomons* VanMctcr, B. F. ter oL a lodge in Alexandria, Va. Presidents Jefferson, Monroe, aJck- temple as the most glorious edi­ Verncy, F. S. son, Polk Fillmore, Harrison, fice of ancient times, suggested de­ Wilson, J. S.' Buchanan, Johnson, Garfield and grees above the original three. For Ward, Harry McKinley were Masons. Jackson mortr.than .«-^BOoiety-*-rvfterr*builr}Walsnra;- Frerf was a grand Blaster and McKinley ing better than they knew—until Wagner, H. E. lum, Netherlands, Sweden and a Knights Templar. Some histo­ the three rites became settled as Wheeless, W. T. _._rwav, Prussia, Saxony, Ham- rians claim Presidents Madison, at present established. The best Watson, W. E. birg, Switzerland, tlrily. Portugal, Taylor and Pierce as Freemasons, minds contributed toward this end. West, C. L. Greece, Canada, Nova Scotia and but owing to the political disputes As in the Old World, so in the Wade, Madison Npw Brunswick, Central and South of 1826-30 they made no statement New, the instiutfon had attracted Vaunts, Sam. America and British Columbia, as to their connection with the to itself men of high character and Stewart, Miles Lodges in connection with Euro- craft. Mr. Taft and Col. Koose- standing in the governments there­ Compton, Shelby pean grand bodies exist in India, Velt both became Maaona after they of, and men of letters contributed Africa, China, Polynesia, Turkey, became president. Other members their full quota to develop the fra ­ Palesine, West Indies, Australia wcrc Lafayette, Fulton, Montgom ternity, which was expected to en­ postulants must be Master Masons Sw­ and New Zealand. . - ' Whtp- dure, as It had already existed for in good standing in whatever reg ery, Sherman, Burr, “Ruth, In the United States, the first ile, Paine, Hamilton, Gerry, Steu­ ages. ular rite they may hold member­ The so-called Scottish Masonry lodge in New England was opened ben, Stark, Livingstone, DcKalb. Warren, Paul Jones, Witherspoon, became the forerunner of a rite ship. The Scottish Rite is divided H T K that, perfected by scholarly Mas­ into grades or degrees (the three in Boston in 1733. Not long after Revere and Hancock. Craft Masonry was universally ons, ultimately became the An­ craft degrees which are not, how­ Revolution grand lodges were organized in all of the states and organized on the basis that with­ cient and Accepted Scottish Rite. ever, conferred in the English uiui ift.- tho order began to flourish. It has in itself was conserved all the pow­ The rite in several of its degrees American rites), Ineffable, Histori­ always had a Inrge membership of ers of the entire institution. A can boast of an extraordinary an­ cal, Philosophcal, Historical and men eminent in business, political1grand lodge once established, must tiquity—the council of the Em­ Philosophical Chvalric, Official and , and professional life. Means by bo sovereign in its jurisdicton. perors of the West and of the East Executive—conferred in lodges, __________ at Paris______ in 1753. It. ia also_____ based councils, chapters, consistories and Which Mnsons recognize each other The territorial limits of a grand _______ lodge, being snored from invasion, on the three craft degrees, and its | supreme councils. give them admission into social Meetings and enable a Mason when he Is in a strange *plnco to make himself known to other members of the order and claim their as­ sistance and protection. S ,Tho apochryphal history of Free­ masonry recites that it was intro­ a ■ duced into England by Prince Edward 1)26 A and that lodges a ■ iV were warranted at York by ... ngj Athelstnn. This legend of the guild ■ and other trnditions are based on * curious manuscripts called “Old j Constitutions’* VOlil Charges of a Brinish Freemasons.” The oldeA ■ of .these is dated by British anti- ■ ■ ■ ■ queries at 131)0, A. D. The next ■ in age is known ns the Matthew ! Cooke Ms., beginning at the fif- B tdenth century. Both of these works ■ are In the British Museum. In that ■ century also. Henry VI. asked ■ "Where did Masonry begin?" On S being told that it began in the a East, his next inquiry was “Who * d bring it westerly?" and he re- " (Wed for answer, “The Phoene- a clans." The answers were predi- S c^ted on the traditions of the order a » » as they had been transmitted from * generation to generation. Within rfccent years more documents have a been discovered and published in 5 Selling Agents. fae simile, so that the catalogue ■ contains about 75 entries. • « • Scotland enjoys the honor of S Mother Kilwinning Lodge No. 0 a 144 South Beach St. 910 universally recognized as the old- J cst in existence, tls records com- 5 DAYTONA . Canal Street DAYTONA i prise a minute of 1090, and others' a ringing from 1042 to 1758. It Is ■ Phone 674 NEW SMYRNA ■ well-settled thnt very early in the settlement of North Americu Ma­ m sons began to hold meetings in C. M. Rogers & D. F, Fuquay, Owners & Der lodges in different colonies, the or* a , der rapidly growing. Unfortunate­ ly the records of many of the early lodges existing in the Americun col­ aB aaB aB aB B aB aaB B aaB aaaaaB aaaaaaaaB B aB B B aB aaaB B B aR onies previous to the Revolution B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B IK IX I arb loit to history , <£i In.-the royal forces a t Louisbui - • ------.,I? k. ^ " " " " " " " " " " " B r t " B" B* " BB" " ,M '*i»M «M ««»««BaBBflaBBam BBBB,UniBBBBBBBBBBBBBBmjUMp. *- **^ —*~-^~^*— sJ-il ■' ■- ——— .1irrvmreji* y ' i U - l ~ ^ . l i BBB Continued irom Page Nine Modem Freemaaonary spread from Britain to the Continent, to America and to India. It was in­ troduced into Franco in 1725, Rus­ sia 1731 ^nd Genmtoy-1740. i [ N O B L E S ! |jS While in Central Florida don’t fail tot I New Smyn Beach \NOBLES ill There are still some lots that bought as low as $450, one-half caJI deferred payments over two years atl ' interest. These lots are on paved st with cement sidewalks and convenie the Beach. WELCOME NOBLES iff. YOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE MY STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS Summer bungalows are being built, the Owners and Developers are just pleting an elegant Pavilion for the ure of residents. : And then too, I don’t mind mention­ ing-, that my place is a mighty good place to think of, if you need socks, ties, handkerchiefs or anything in the men’s clothing line. a YOURS H. B. SCHULTE REALTY CO, Sanford Co. PAY ME A VISIT : L PERKINS J?.-?1- ""f BUY NOW WHILE LOTS THEIR LOWEST PRICE s J. P. Cartin, Local Representative' -U IIB B H M I : 4*+*+*+4+*++*+++-fr++++*4+*++++++++++*«*+44*+++4>+++-> PION.EE s For thirty-five years Chase & Co. «have been handling* and selling Flori­ da Fruits and Vegetables. We are the pioneers in F. O. B. selling and we have consistently adhered to this method of marketing. .Our sales organization has been de­ veloping during all these years, and covers all car-lot markets of the Unit­ ed States and Canada. Co-operating at all times for reason­ able transportation charges and bet­ ter sales practices. The charge for our service is very rea­ sonable. * * S H R I N E HEADQUARTERS - Valdez Hotel ff) ase & A. J. RICHARDSON Lessee SANFORD Sutm i£anct (Trade Mark) 4«4444+44+4+4444444444444444*4+4444444444444444444 !j%- fi m rv ; - -r-fc! vf" wBSS ■* '■ ■ m in i I", bssw �r PAGE THIRTEEN THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924 Ihi'ir homes,- the d g in s was given without stin t All went well until the next day, when the two broth­ ers started out to interview tha ministers who had spoken. It was difficult for the innocent ministers to understand, but the two Join* era soon came to understanqipg, and the Haymakers lost two mem­ bers, the town lost its new mer­ gjdent Felt Very religion. But fraternity deals with cantile establishment within a week, and two strangers who donr die ned the cloak of fraternity for comA president would not be ethi-i leals For Which - Stands—Made cal if he related fraternal appeals: !tive Address Suift; to which he must turn a deaf e a r.! ’ will nhve said enough if I su g -1 the Ideals And Igest that men lose their right of ous and just fraternal life in £,ents Of Order. fraternal hearing when they America. It embraces millions of our men and women, and a hun­ transgress the law of the land. The abuse I had in mind Is the dred fraternal organizationa ex­ their influence into more than imposition upon fraternal relation­ tend third of American homes, and ship to promote selfish ends. Per­ amake ours a better republic for haps a recital of a home-town ex­ their influence. KUingtonWily-a perience will Illustrate my point. Fraternity is inherent in man. J kU daatk. EiW*d- There came to our town a number 'of years ago two brothers to en­ u follows: _ PotenUte and Nobles gage in mercantile enterprise. One joined the Methodist church and tell: the other the Presbyterian. Still eptionally courteous pa­ business failed to move with a rting lot .the ImperW whirl. Then one joined the Mafld myself you may be •ons and the other the Knights of Pythias. They picked out the churches the larger congrega­ but we sat in faaeina- tions, andwith the fraternities with the inC the most wonderful larger memberships. Some local lu even been my privobserver wondered at these diver­ 7 We could not take gent niclinations in two brothrs i of the atmosphere of and thee was comment about it. and wonder even to Here was fraternity being played , to you. A i for selfish ends. We had another tat plcsiure to partlci- fraternity, rare in kind and trans­ opening session of the itory in existence, which dealt with ne«i not bo said, that men’s idiosyncracies and foihles join in the words of and imperfections. It was a fra­ j heirty greetings al- ternal playground, which some­ times witnessed rough play, and performed many a surgery in character. So the lure of mem­ bership in the Ancient and Hona loyally Ameti- orable Order of Haymakers was commitment and held out to the joining merchants, to the republic and they fell for it. The fee was lutions. very modest, and the treasurer ■e ore false im- spent all the funds at each meeting internal organl- of the order, but the initiation i ever took the w»» imposing, revealing and nev>td to the obliga- er forgotten. er watchfulness When the two merchants came exercised in re- to receive their degree, their first s rites of Mason- revelation came to them, while rith due dellbera- locked in a little six hy eight antefear of breaking chamber, between which nnd the er encountered » lodge room there wns a partition i nessed an exam- only eight feet high, with a great I open space above through which ...... could be heard all thnt was said among the Haymakers in solemn session. The eligiblity nnd desir­ ability of the candidates were dis­ cussed for an hour, and I fear, alas! the candidates heard every word. Their joining proclivity was emphasized and I suspect ob­ jections were urged th at were not wholly Justified. In a bit of cheat­ ing, which must have been forgiv­ en long ere this, the ministers of the two churches were impersonat­ ed though the impersonators some­ times fell short of clerical terms of speech. The Haymakers, with it recognize that frater- rare facility, turned tanners, and iti abuses. Abused fra- did a wonderful job of it. Mani­ no more valuable than festations of restlessness in the zisy which teaches how anteroom were ignored, and after r worth while is honest th alleged pastors hud retired to danger Is ac^ifrfe. 4• on* as 20,000,There is no mlsconstrnli re teaehitfg loy- aims ymiposes Of owr i cherishmeht of American ffatemaliam. r tion men band themselves together It is manifest in the beasts of the ; fields and the birds in the air.' It for mischief, to exert misguided zeal, to vent unreasoning malice, is our obligation to make the m o st; to undermine our institutions. This of it for human benefit betterment. isn’t fraternity, this is conspiracy. It more than enters our daily life This isn’t associated uplift, it is or­ and ministers ten thousand daily ous fraternal relationships. charities and fraternal reliefs. In I wish somehow we could have ganized destruction. This is not the lodge room there is molded fraternity among nations, as it is brotherhood, it is the discord of what becomes public opinion and taught ih America among men. I I contributes .to the moving forces do not mean to employ sign grip of developing vicilitation. , anu •nd pas password, which affords an ap- • i r r tto t t0 9 ..... h'^w?Wrt><f!»-tav»da«fl pealing mystery to our relation- ' .......... . human selfishness. It matters not I ship, but the insistent demand for what seeming lack of sympathy and i Just dealing, the respect for rights fellowship is sometimes encounter- j of others and the ideals of brothered, every man worth while has in hood recited In the Golden Rule, him the yearning to be worth and the righteous fellow relationwhile, to do that which gives h im ! shin whch every man knows his title to the activities of human pod approves. Under auch a reign brotherhood. It ia the business of of fraternity cruel human wnrfure organzed fraternalism to turn will never come again, these 1 like the highly purposed frater------ ...natural traits to highest helpfulnessi. In every worthy order nity, because it is our assurance the .principles of civil and religious against menacing organization. In t* liberty, justice and equality are the very naturalness of associa- ihlic. Here Is a representative Continued on Page Fourteen.... A S S ttt j WE SERVE OF ALL KINDS SheProscription shop Chevrolet Studebaker UAH 7ARABB COMPLY Real Estate and Insurance Largest Insurance Agency in the city. HIGH GRADE GASOLINE AND OILS R eal Estate and Insurance First National Bank Bldg HIGH GRADE MECHANICS WASHING AND POLISHING Only garage in city with 100 per cent soft water for your radiator and car washing. Motor Kleen—removes carbon and eleans valves while you wait—guaranteed—come in and ask about it. Free silverware, with gasoline—no guessing—you get it with each purchase of 5 gallons or more. Prompt and courteous service------- Ladies Rest Room ind M yrtle 'OKEF/FLORID A �% 1 >AG E FOURTEEN Kansas City Preparing For Royal _'Brcstmrnt of Guests Who Will Gather From All Parts of * ‘ i Country. nrsc mg trao irr nnniromTu by the Ararat Temple 1921 Shrine - convention committee is BjOQOtfree j; automobiles—not rides, but nuto~ mobiles—for the use of the pilgrim R v Nobles. This announcement was made by Noble Roland P. Rice, chairman of the automobile sub-committee, a highly successful dealer in can , ■y wh# told his stnlT, on Oct. 1, that w already he had made all the money he wanted-in 192,% nnd they were welcome to the profits of the business during the remaining three months. Mr. Rice expects to stage a drive for volunteer offerings of cars. He tare will get them, too. And he plans to jlivide his motor fleet into throdi visions; ono to serve the imperial K'"" officers and representatives; one WL : to (take care of visiting Temples, v , and another to rwum regular mapHL> peii nnd scheduled routes between 5. . 10 ’a. m. nnd -1:00 p. ni. to show !\ Kansas City to tho visiting Nobles and the women accompanying |t/,th<ini. Tlie chauffeurs of these 2lL- "allow me” cars will be, preferably, a City girls and matrons, idea is a June party ijn i. Kansas City’s celebrntl'd Country Club district, in June, is nna of the unforgottnbnle sights of /the United States. No person, regardless of cities visited, ami sights seen, can look upon the n>* maVitic section of Kansas City without pleasure nnd pride, fur it is thrillingly American. And beau­ tiful ns a new world. Proper hotel accommodations, and plenty of cars, are half of the battle in taking care of the ses­ sion. Another matter engaging earnest attention is the steps to tie taken to give the parades clear streets from curb to curb. In New York, in particular, pa- S \ THE SANFORD The hotel committee, Lawrence J. Baer, has been successful in sat­ isfying all comers; and when young Lorens Adlqn. son of the ‘olvncf ofthe fnrtious‘llotfcl Adlon in Berlin, was found here learning the hotel business, the jobe was on the Easterners who thought that, of course, the west is backward in the hotel game. . The.fact that the west lea^j Andi »n proportion to .Its popula­ tion, Kansas City leads in restaur* nnt capacity, too. . Chairman Guy ’xJr t iutra flt stubcommittee nays that per thousand of population Kansas City exceeds every city in the United States. Rather n tall statement, some will say, hut Mr. Taylor is going to prove it in the figures of his pre­ liminary report, based on a new survey. He promises that, with proper measures to distribute the rrowds, the golden jilfiifen visitors will have plenty of olhow room to enjoy their meals. When all of Kansas Citv mobi­ lizes in support of the Shrine— which it will do—the results will be worth sedng simply as a c la s s , ie example or town team work. Kansas City hns done it before— Tlie Crescent. Fraternal Spirit Displayed by Shrine Declared Harding LD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1224. of the nation, to pledge afresh lore for the $rcut republic, loyalty to its instiutions and an exalted bro- ' therhood for those who consecrate ‘ life and sacred honor to th M l/£ i public’s preservation. _ liV . Continued from Page Thirteen democracy, wrought in sacrificeand toil, amid liberty's highest as­ TRAVELS 10.000 MILES TO REpirations, and no force, no violence CEIVE MASONIC DEGREE <| no alien purpose, no social mad­ ness shall be permitted’to destroy it. I think I know the very soul of Masonry, out of which th e'S brfnr - iiamm-m*.rsr East Lcmge, -vo. xo‘ has come to lighten our burdens j F. &A. M., of Manila, P. I., J. M, and add cheer to our daily lives. , Love, who had been Initiated in the There is both quantity and quality ' above mentioned lodge a year ago, in the nobility of the Shrine. It is 1securedemployment on the U. S. more than a mere Masonc play-1Army transport Thomas and travground. Conceived in cheer, the eled all the way from San Prancisorder hungered for more than play, cn to Manila to be raised. By a though^ we need mure of piny in strange coincidence, upon hoarding our daily lives. the transport in San Francisco he It craved to l>< helpful, and it is received a letter informing him nraglow in noble achievement, its in- rnngements had been made for his ilintos have been schooled in putriu receiving the Master's degree In tism, and welcomed new commit- California lodge but this did not mint to home and country. I like deter^him from his purpose. So to think there is special signllt- Far Fast Lodge, No. 10, arranged came that this year the imperial for him thnt Masonic travel which, council has come to Washington, though over a rough and rugged bringing the Shrine to the moil- road,is always one of the outstandumental shine of the great father ing memories of a candidane's life. RUNNING} FULL BLAJ3T WIGHT BROS. CO. "THRU SERVICE WE GROW Service Stations 1— Second and Magnolia 2— First and Elm. * 3— Sanford and Tenth. The G reatest Shoe Values SINCE SA N FO R D W AS A BABY The Yowell Co. WELCOME SHRINERS Tnn ami White Linen. All sizes All shades Tan, Brown and Gray Regulars and Stouts STAY ’TILL THE FINISH AND EN­ JOY YOURSELF WHILE HERE— WE’LL HELP YOU DO IT. Guaranteed We respectfully solicit your barber trade. We are equipped to handle all classes of barber work. wool, Velvet Finish PULESTON-BRUMLEY BLDG �“. ■<c■ 7* . ■tr.> - r.-- ■ *■' "VWSj ? 7WJKi* ISP;xi • * Jv-- i. l u i y i K A f i '•I*- PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924 tlie ability to draw plans upon the Properly equipped with knowl­ trestle board. But there must be e d g e of the mind and heart, the workers, able to rrad those plans masses of humanity must don the and follow them. The Ideals must apron nnd go to work as they have never worked before. War must cathedral of civilization must be be abolished, sanitation enc^ujtfjf- Crippled children will ba cared for be translated into realties. The ed, disense overedme a s 'f a r gs pos­ a t ; the hospital fbrmally opened built, or rather rebuilt, according sible; tolerance between 'nations last fall at Dallaa.Texas, by Hells to the new plans. But millions and race engendered, the gap be^ shall Work at the task, not hun­ tween labor and capital bridged Temple, which planned, financel and pron Worn in the dreds or thousands. The npron, with fairness to both, freedom of constructed it. lt is to be oper­ the sign, o l sarvwe_atvd.s»L.UW, apoeeh nnd thought wade sector, ated in the -futone TOh?ly“by^Heil« L.b'pon All Public and donate a $50,000 site for the Mrans to the Ma­ must be worn by the mnsses and originality and creative thought Temple. As it stands today, it is progressed that three hospitals In proposed Chicago unit, and affairs operation by the end of 1923 made the multitudes of the people. They blessed, social problems handled lt Explained. output of more than 100 chil­ are reported to be progressing in must be initiated into the frater­ with intelligence and fine feelings, explained, has not been aided in an dren who had either been cured of n satisfactory way at Springfield, any way by money collected by the > most common sym- nity of men who think nnd feel and poverty abolished aso mi far an as jivaai" possl- - „ ------v■«* w their infirmities or had been ma­ Mass. —— mry is the apron. work, and raised step by step to hie, criminals healed of their ail- Imperial Council, through annual terially benefited. And so the Shriners of America the dignity the prerogatives and ments and the breeding of fifrw assessment on the membership of f t and at all ‘public In 100 or more homes were re­ send a greeting of good cheer and criminals suppressed by proper '6ie order. The Dallas hospital is ceived back from the hands of hope to the homes of the poor in posited on the casket the obiigation, ofr masters. preventive measures; art, mueicskilled surgeons the little child America where little crippled chll, (token ui honor, ------ -— "’witnesses, and poetry encouraged to 'th e Jlelln.i' own. >nvif it hns be­ defect'mld'Temnf of the house whose life prospects drn are abiding. Ltwar.l sign of our craft f jts ‘C7Rla**on* 39 well as ...... The hospital a t Dallas is con­ had ™...J proper rebeen increased many fold. C of the uninitiated. Wo •Jf th i !hc. Krcnt problem S r e it^ d 7 « r ~ nc°V5a,rea ___________ l support be giv- structed along the same general Where it appeared, In most in- I Gain and Loss. "that it is an emblem of race !s ".?* “lone to maintain f .i S t u__________ d S S Z .a ?d ,he increase the mental lines adopted for the Shrine hos­ stances, that the child ctould never “At least we have at last estab­ ind such is its most nc- democracv in lieu of tyranny, but <?n those • Uwho f'.n“ncinl to sec to it that it evolves to great- a°d spiritual wealth of the race. 1 bo anything but a burden on Its lished a safe and sano Fourth of (Oiing. And because wo cr heights and does not degenerate These are a few of the problems pitals, but while the capacity of family the youngster was sent July." the latter is limited to 50 patients, tt lost sight of its origin, to a dead level that suffocates all j that confront us in this changing home with a reasonable future to ru were “operative” be- original enterprise and drags the | world. Workers are needed, he exnected in that it will become r became “speculative," thinkers and dreamers down to its Let them wear the apron and a self-supporting member of so­ pron was worn while they own depths. The masses, ever npa- build. The cathedral of the huciety. free clinic which was established ibor constructing homes, thetic to their own welfare outido I ["an soul, of the new civilization, The first 10O is counted a begin­ nd vast cathedrals. It of immediate necessity, fearful of I •* *>i the making. The foundations by He!In Temple about three yenrs ning of the fulfilment of a Noble ago, nnd which has already han­ wary in thefr work. I anything new or different, ill-in- are n°t vet laid. The atone has nbout 400 cases, of which 250 dream, a dream that is to be trans­ like nml misinformed—and n°t yet been quarried. Pillars dled |I*C to w think *---- of the apron formed lated in a practical way and that required operations. bol of labor and'oervice. thus the fertile field for the dema- must hc built. Columns mu«t be will run into thousands of cures The Dallas hospital will take only tis sense that it comes to gogue who would wrest from them reared. Blessed are they who will charity patients, not over 14 years per year as time goes on. real mesage in a day and whatever power they possess to participate in this work, for they of age, and which enn be benefltted The hospitals now working are [(construction, when old effect his private ends nnd inter- arc bo the real aristocrats by orthopaedic treatment. at Shrrveport, Twin Cities and of the mind and soul have eats—mut do enlightened. As G. among men—the aristocrats of rketl and newer nnd bet- Stanley Iinll has so well pointed heart and mind. And the apron the symbol and signal of re to be built upon broad- out in his recent work, ‘‘The Life I'Y1" mer foundations, nnd Confssion of a Pychologlt," th« honor and the privilege that rid needs builders, for it education is the key to our safety J 1 * “ 0 theirs. It will be far more made over. The discov- and future salvation. But oduca- honorable than the atar or garter, ic domani of science dur- tion means more than formal tui- or any other badge of honor that ist few decades, the ap- tion in n parrotlike manner. Edu- P1®!1j n h19 vanity and materialistic if scientific knowledge to cation must provide men with facts beliefs has ever bestowed or can of invention, more espec- and an appreciation of their value, ?veX bestow upon his fellow-men trensportation and Com- it must awaken the imagination, 10 L*nlf march of the ages, Los Angeles, n, the resaerch in psy- sharpen the sense of criticism, inhat has been done and spire men to work for the common rkdually unveiling before weal, provide them with ideals , CANADA * his own inward nature, higher and better than the mere . Nobility of Karnaa temple jrsm of *the war--with for power or wealth. It must *}?!*.. *n f®'91"* the ** last -------* 1-Ul desire make them kinder, more gentle, thn,t has been subscribed more tolerant, more peace-loving. Canadian^ city for the build- Dallas Constructs Its Own Hospital * ! — « - • * ■ - LETS MAKE JUNE 3RD A MAINES DAY” THANK YOU - CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY JUDGE ■VISIT SANFORD’S MODERN HARDWARE STORE best of human nature must he drawn out nnd guided into channels of usefulness and power for good. The more primitive and bestial in­ stincts must be properly checked by transferring them into less harmful channels and hy sublimat­ ing them in such a way as to rob them of their sting and venom. We carry a complete line of almost everything everybody needs in HardPhone 3 ware 1 {i'W M i I ■ J jm Others Follow � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 22, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 22, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald