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SANFORD* FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924
1,^ P R E S ID E N T S . |L Hpaid - S h r iiw * - € it r t r
WERE MEMBERS
MASONIC ORDER
oration was uenvercu oe. the Grnnd Lodge of New
* on Nov. 4, 1852, a t the
tennial commemoration of
initiation of
George
jhington. It is approprito reproduce it upon tho
nd anniversary of his
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are assembled tonight as
icam. especially as members
‘Society of Free and Acceptuons, to honor the memory,
lerits and excellences of our
brothers George W ashing
American fact is more puroterican than tho character of
ington, YVe view him as in
spects—if beyond all measure
est specimen of the American
His whole life was passed
is own country, nnd equally
Ksticstni with his outward
■ his heart and affections
I from youth to age, perfectly
ivelrd, living, acting, enjoying
llessing, in his own native and
led home. No foreign educu[ or habits, or tastes acquired
hd, or relations elevating or
tgiing with foreign parties,
b him a debtor for any of the
i or parts of his unparalleled
[uniform grcntticfla of charocInd works. Perhaps no other
rican citizen distinguished at
p public life was ever so com|]y American. His early youth
taught nnd disciplined wholly
le vales and am idst the mouni and rivers of his own noble
inia. His first blushing manwas busily exercised in the
ary defense of his nntive
u His private m aturity was
which had been the first home
ii ttinnhood and the seat nnd
Fr of nil his earthly Joys. Great
rery quality of hum anity beI comparison, his greatness is
M of particular nnd priceless
r that it wa sail our own.
p an examplo of American
Ibiess it* is pur privilege nnd
F 1? to cummsmuxate him*.to
piprate And revere his charncrimflo transm it from genera[to generation not only the
r>ry of his excellence but also
trample and tho evidences of
own estimation and npprecinof it, in each succeeding age.
thus mnlle him whnt he ough
be considered—a living Amer[fwt. Not so much an ipdividlived nnd finished his noMretr and then depnrted, nnd
t remans upon the puge of his|»Ione, but an actual nnd nbidt>pe and embodiment of hu
*
whlcl» never passes
which asks no effort of memmerely to perpetuate It. bc** d lives and nets and intlut* and governs In every succes1age, ns really and as com
ply as if in visible body, it
“ *nd moved through nil. It
t never, bo th a t YVashington
1‘n the forming and eatablishof ear Republic, and then, like
>r men of parts nnd power,
W Into sleep, to bo called to
“ among the living only occas-
Grorge Washington, the F irst Chief
Executive of Country, Waa
Member, as YY'as Warren
G. Harding, Who Died
I.nst Year.
ononumenis oi marmoreal pomp,
and say, “ Behold him there.” But
to have him in his' principles, and
person, and character, so vivifying
in all the daily influence of our
country, both relative nnd dom
Masonry, as nn organization,
estic, th a t the memory of his name
does not engage in politics, nor
shnll bo as imperishable ns the ex
meddle with political parties nor
istence of our rncc; nnd the un
with policies of government.
ceasing tokens of his authority like
Yet it is a historical fact, of
a living hedge along the track of
our hntion’s history nnd geogra
which nil tnnsons have n rig h t to
phy. So thnt, in every successive
bo proud, th at during the pant two
age of our nation, Amerien shall
hundred years. Masons have been
be Washington -and Washington
prominent among the lenders in
shall be America.
every
movement for reform in govThis is the grent object of our
enrment for tho liberty of the peonssembly and array this day. Is
pie, und for the betterm ent of so
America entitled to his name? We
cinl conditions.
feel th at our Ancient and bllnorcd
The leaders among the men wh<
Craft is particularly entitled to it
drnftcd tho Declaration of Ind«
also. < Did he illustrate tho true
Noble William McKinnon, sec
principles of his country, and do
those principles still exhibit nnd retary-treasurer of the Sanford
display him? We feel justly en Shrine Club, a member of the Ma to His immortal temple.”
He was never ashamed of our
titled to say that, if tho principles sonic lodge for years und always
of Masonry did not make him what prominently identified with the society, of its principles, or in the
he raelly was, they were never celebrations staged by the Moroc j i u f exemplification of them in
more completely illustrated and co Temple and local Shrine organ their living agents. If a t any time
professed members of our fra te r
exemplified thnn they were in him. ization.
nity have so fa r forgotten or abus
And when we are asked for its
principles or its fruits, for w h a t1founded must be promotive of pri ed the duty which thye owe to
it has done or what it can do, we vate virtue nnd public prosperity, those principles nnd to our social
point to the character of the Fath I shall always be huppy to advance embodiment of them here as to
er of his Country to say, “Sec the interests of the society und to have dishonored or degraded them
in their private conduct nnd chnr*
what Mnsonry is. See what the be considered by them a deserving ncter,
he would not have been more
principles of Masonry can accom brother.” To the Grand Lodge in nshamed
of them than is our so
plish.”
Massachusetts, in perhaps his last ciety itself, d . t it be a rule in
When scarce of age, n hundred communication, he subsequently the practical government of our
years ago, he sought admission to said:
Craft th at we will respect anil
our fraternity. Through all his
“Flattering ns it may he to the honor no workman of whom W ash
subsequent career,
he steadily human mind, and truly honorable ington would have been nshamed.
us it is, to receive from our fellow- YVe read our principles in their
citizens tostiniunics of approba manifestation and fruits in his
tion for exertions to promote the character and life, and we meet
public welfare, it is not less iileus- today to perpetuate them in their
ing to know th at the milder virtues power nnd to hand them down as
of the heart are highly respected living. principles
to bur successors,
.
.
by n society whose liberal princi by identifying them with his his
ples m ust be founded in the immu tory ami considering them in con
table laws of tru th anil justice. To nection with his course. YVo will
enlarge the spherur of socinl hap not say thnt Masonry tau g h t him
piness is worthy of the benevolent his principles of notion. But we
design of a Masonic institution.
will suy thnt tho principles of Mu"And it is most fervently to be sonry und of YVashington were the
wished th at the conduct of every sam e..
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member of the fraternity, as well
The recorded facts of W ashing
ns those publications that discover ton’s Masonic history are in the
the principles which nctunto them, register b f thd Fredericksburg
mdy tend to convince mankind thut Lodge, in the state of Virginln.
the grand object of Mnsonry is to He was here initiated ns nn ap p m i
promoto the hnppincss of tho hu I Inn » 4t- _ It L ff %V
man race. Perm it me to nssurc
you th u t I feel nil these emotions
of gratitude which your affection
ate address and cordial wishes nrc
calculated to inspire. And 1 sin
cerely pray thnt. the grent Archi-.
■tect of the liiuvcxac noay -bits* you
N U M BER 44
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Le .independence of thp iY’rginia, May 3, 18G5. dusinc,M]A
'ew exceptions Civil Wur.
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Theodore Roosevelt, tho twentyfifth President, was raised in M atinccock Lodge No. 806, Oyster
Bay, N. Y., January 2, 1901.
William H. T aft, tho twentyninth President, was made a Mason a t sight by Charles 8. Hoskinson, Grand Master, of Ohio, a t
Cincinnati, February 18, 1909.
Warren G. Harding, the twentyninth President was raised
in
Marion Lodge, No. 10, Marion.
Ohio, August 20, 1920. He was
also a Royal Arch Mason, a Knight
Templar and a 32nd degree Scottish Rito Mason, and a member of
tho Mystic Shrino.
-si* «tcom G?rnuinjr.
German import* ot
peaches and a p rk a t
crcasingly heavy. '1
Germany was one
heaviest buyers of 1
cent years her pur
Virtually to zero,
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PILGRIMS TRAY'S
COLOGNE, Maj
and the Rhine ValU
tt pilgrimage to Roi
must f ^ w
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fAre*’" who mndo tn
in the Middle Ages
Henry IV. Neithti
GERMANY BUYS DRIED FRUIT
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.—A
sudden heavy demand for dried
fruit has come to central Callfor-
pcndencc wit li few exceptions, were
Masons.
And, of th inert who signed thnt
immortal document, over half of
the 56 were Masons. Likewise the
nun who led the gallant armies
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H E R A LD , TH U R SD A Y . MAY 22, 1924.
Her Little Joke.
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Tho Lodger: I Just lost my job.
Standard Gas .n!*?1
Chi- Mrs.
Inkccp. Can you lend me a pany for twel»n *n<1
counlc of bucks t il l'I get an o th er?) 31, shows n o /- tno,rtl>*
His Landlady: Sorry, Mr. Everbroke, but it is ag ain st my prin
By Ch.it. Cnmtttorh. I'. G. M.
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to give currency to nn idle
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Philosophically, the knowledge of ,nt the nnnunl communication o fj while the inevitable m andate of 062 in 1923. Total income advanced ciples
H One hundred years!
Looking which accompanied the transcript j UBt whc^ . such n m«» ns Andrew Mho Grnhd Lodge. OcU 9. 1800, s t L "
.
w ln V ^ l
to $7,896,078, against $5,200,820; roomer.
fo n tn n l, it is fullf mystery, pres?-'o f the Lodge record,in discussing 1 Jackson first opened hiR eyes linen 1the rg c of 72. and enfeebled hyj J ‘
' *-* arnfctl nim from u* *n { KUrp| UR a fter chnfgcs f 1,170,787,
Motor CarprilT"
A Slight Paradox.
ith pnEiinns
problemsto%ubo
of
wiui
iwunfolded,: the organization
»» a —new Lodge the light of the physical world i s ! the strenuous activities of life, he 'th e llr.«h.yet his Immortal nptrit I nKajn3^ |l,3.tL379 a year ago
Stearns-Knight
(V?
__ “ Dtt_you think th a-n « w -sheriff
‘ ’ the
“ of smalt-moment. It |« conceded,7 flceejrfert a cisrdlat invitation to ‘ tentatie; foi over among ns, and the ‘ ‘
ing with possibilities of which J«t Greenville. Tenn„ sucgesUsl
can stop gambling in Crimson
even the most discerning may name of “Judge" .Inckson ns a however, that he was n native ot aftbnd th a t session, over which ho biflucncc* Df his life work arc
Hla Wish.
Gulch ?•*
fs^h.tr
__ U gtldrw tW trerl.-m drinr h srlt^en m p rlco t WBfftn-Bsrve.irv Master Worth Carolrha..and .aath*ntjc-htwvriwtcr.Tnwprwsi»biV.i«r
Pricca-*re: Tourist i
ey
niakrs
th
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a
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gmlv,*
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,,'*ah»*ql»l»tt--d>e’ siirprisctt,'*
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forarki-il- suaa.s hut a spnn. and yet j »f said new Lodge, except for the:j tiny
tm y states th at he was of Scotch- ' afterw ard accompanied the g r ^ ^ ™ ™ r^ iffn ’o r awcmMiiffts,
Pg
T '* n,f W ids»—
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sn
th
a
t
mare
knew
I
have
swered
Cactus
Joe.
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F
irst
tHir
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wis
thing he hnm, $1,895; five7? ;
J how'full to overflowing has it been fact ‘hat he. Andrew Jnc ;son. only, 'Irish parentage; Neither is it j officers and other brethren to the | hni'umg each succeeding genora- $2 on her."
did was to bet $500 he could
>uld.
and brougham, K m *
that which mages for human ! come oh Ihnt side of the mountain | vitally im portant th a t we know Methodist Episcopal Chur-h, 'vb*rojtion with the inspiration of his ferfor ac • I once in six months. Jackson wns just when or where he received the a special service wns held. In hla vent loyalty and devotion to Am
•ment, for progress,
.
r wondrous
strides then a judge of the Superior Court j**l,ight” of the Myatic Tie, although annua! address, on Oct. 6, 184ft, iricun ideals anil tho sterling qualcomnlishmrnt,
for
in civilization, for n better under of Tennessee and enmo to the E a s t-, from the standpoint of historical (Grand M aster Edmund Pillnhunty Itiim of noble manhood, arc m atters
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standing f lifeo’s realities, and a ern division from his residence n e n r; inlormntion, we should know theft* !un noun ted tho passing away from of the utmost importance not only
loftier conception of the Infinite Nnshvillc for the purpose, of hold fncts. Our records ore incomplete • the scenes of this life of our illus- to the C raft of which he was an
iiv
Law of Harmony that rules the ing the somi-onnunl terms of the without this knowledge. But the 1trious brother, whose death occurr honored member, but to all who
court in that part of the state. written evidence is not Available, ed June 8,181ft, paying a well-mer venerate tho spirit of selflessness
universe.
Keeping pace with the progress Tho letter is nlso preserved in the; and the voices thnt might have tes- ited tribute to his lifelong fidelity which has ever characterized the
and development of our western archivcs of tho Grand Lodge of tifusl regarding these important to tho welfare ot his. country and truly great and good.
World, tho silent, unswerving cur- North Carolina, nr.d these docu-j events are stilled forever in the hum anity's weal.
T hat ho was a Mason, th n t his!
Smind Advice.
t of Fraternity, revealed in meats furnish the earliest au th en -J life terrestrial,
The records of the Craft do eon- soul was expended and his conduct ! The -afest way to get what you
tenets and ceremonials of the tic evidence of Andrew Jackson’s
•Mnsonic affiliation. The roster o f 1elusively chow tbut he was a mem- incited by
. the teachings o f tho My»_ | want is to want something that
Mystic Tic, like the resistless tide
of a mighty river, hns become so Hnrnmny Lodge No. I, of N ash-1her of Harmony Lodge No. 1 in . tic Tie, that he exemplified in p u b -[ you • an get, and then work for it.
blended with the advancement of ville, for 180ft, a copy of which I* the early p art of 1800. it is a ls o 1
I, the tuition as to ninke their history to he found in the Grand Lodge ['shown th a t he wns n member of
Library at hPiladelphin, I’a.. in -. thnt Lodge in 1805. This Lodge
one and inseparable.
One hundred years ng. a noted j ‘ hides the name of Andrew J a c k -1censed to work in 1808, anil we
lte; have learned nothing of his Lodge
American Mason wns Ailing the *rn among its members. TThe
I chair of Grand Master of M asons: transcript of the first meetingg of,
o f , membership a fte r that time. That
in the “Volunteer State,” nnd
I-iRlge at Greencville, he was Grand Master of Masons
day every loyal Tennessee C ra fts -1Term., held Sept, ft. 1801, shows in Tennessee from Oct. 7, 1822, to
mad renders homage to the name j that Andrew Jackson wns present, | Oct. 4. 1821, history faithfully recof Jackson, while our hearts th r ill. an,l WUI> appointed Senior Warden, orils «s shown in the printed proKrf With a deeper patriotism, a m o re ' pmtem. George W. Campbell was j tending' of the Grand Lodge, nnd
ent devotism to those eternal named ns the first Muster of this these record.* further show that
ciptes of Truth on which Frec- new Lodge, under the dispensation. he was present at n cnllod commun
»nry inculcates, and* on which Tho foregoing records furnish the ication of th at body on May I.
• Foundation of our American in- only authentic information ns to 1825, and in company with Drothrr
Jlftions wns established. when we Andrew Jackson’s Masonic m em George W. Campbell had the dis
J1 the heroism nnd devotion bership prior to his election nu tinctive honor of introducing to
i t characterized the life of "Old Grand Master in 1822. All other the Grnnd Lodge our illustrious
fttpekory/’ and his unswerving fi
delity to every conception of duty,
OS a man, n patriot nnd a Mason.
On Oct. 7, 1822, Andrew Jnck• son Boidier nnd statesm an, but rec
ently emerged from the fiery onleal
i of warfare, for the first time in its
history, sat with his brethren in the
;• Gartid Lodge of Tennessee. From
tho floor of thnt august body, lie
■ waoclccted to the highest honor n
Mason can hold, nnd being duly in
in n n i
stalled ns Grand Mnater, fuitlifully
oarved the Craft fr rto period of
^Wo years.
P . F^fth Grand M aster of Tennes■ce, nnd a few years later becom
ing the seventh president of the
ftJtilied Stats.
Oftn has the cnuestion been asked,
S E M IN O L E H A N K IIL IH ;.
Tiere and wh
' “Where
wheni was Andrew
Jacksno
made u Mason ?
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Thi..
problem hus engaged the attention
of the most brilliant intellects, and
• has claimed the consideration of
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the most profound historians am
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ong tho Cruft, hut owing to the
loss of old records, not highly vnlued at tho time, now of inestim a
ble worth could they be produced.
It bids fair to remain a mystery.
Yet we hnve recently discovered
additional Information which re
veals some fncts concerning his
Masonic career which may be of
Interest to the Fraternity.
. Coming to what wna then known
■ N
os the “Western District." a part
, of the “OW North State," in 1788,
soon after attaining his majority,
Wa find no record of. hla having
.been Initiated in any of the North
nt r.lA^KnUK-V
lino, tadgvtf.'-firtdjtf-tfurt. Wrfh*
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h^^Jbttsafhniw iv" B M o ap teb ab aa
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l. wenr no'tofgvw in Tennessee, •
the first, known ns St. Tammany
:
No. 29, located a t N’ushville. being
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chartered by the Grand bulge of
North Cnrolitm In 1796. I t wns
there that Jackson established his
' residence and commenced the prnct k e ;of law.
:
*T|le following incident furnishes
- authentic information of his Muaonie membership during the curly
y e a n of Tennessee history.
Among the hills of East Tonnes,
■
fee,, where the Holston and the
French road unite to form the
!
"RlVer of the Big Rend”—the Tennesalfe, today nestles a thriving
city, which In the dawn o f the nine
teenth century wh s hut a frontier
hamlet, although the capital of the
young commonwealth of Tennessee,
n
n h e tt , In the village of Knoxville,
m toe house of Samuel A. (give, on
March 24, 1800, assembled n small
but important gathering of pioneer
r citizens, among whom were men
, who had left their impress upon
the fortunes of the "Volunteer
State," and have done much to
shape its progress. Among them
we find the mimes of George \V.
bell, John Ilheu nnd Jenkins
aide, who later became noted
Jurists, und tilled im portant p«»sitlons in the state, an o even in the
atlon. There was George Roulatone, editor of the Guzettc, the
. l in t newspaper published a t Ten(v ttaaaee's capital. Then wr note the
nams of Edwdrd Scott, the first
Grand Secretary of Tenneisee;
Hugh Stuart, John Wilkinson, und
other noted pinners. Among them,
. and here as elsewhere u lender,
gleam* a name of utmost interna
tional reputation, a during and |
atolwart American, a native of
ia, one of the Heroes of j
s Mountain, and Tennessee's j
gvertior, Jo!. John Sevier.
* t may be the purpose of this
tbering og grave and earnest
.? On Jan. tft, Colonel William
Or, Grand M aster of the "Moth*
State." North Carolina, isu»wi u
ipansation for the formation of a
Lodge in the village of Knox-1
Jo be known as Polk Lodge,
and these men were assem -:
,to effect itt* organization, this j
the initial meeting. Govern...
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ivler, as the first Worshipful
#1 “ » presided und opened thv !
n 1 In due form, with Mujor i
1 Grant as Senior Warden j
forge W. Campbell us Jun- j
'arden. A transcript of the
of this and subsequent
of this new I»dge. while
g under dispensation/ is pre
in the archives of th t Grand
of North Carolina, where
“WE llA V E IT; WILL GET IT; OR IT’S NOT MADE"
’ter recently saw it,' and In
to tho membership of the
• present a t that first
th« record accounts for
tor*. Theodore Bland,' of At- I
a No. 22, of Virginia, n t \
George Washington was the ;
’ T, *u«l Andrew Jackson,
ny Lodge, at Nashville,!
of the U ttar Lodice hav*
changed from St. Tamto Harmony by order of tho
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Sanfortl, Florida
_ . a V i w-.in t h e year, on Oct. 27.
316 West First Street
tj 11 - r » j B
T\. Campbell, |„ a
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Augusta, Georgia
records of tho*o earlier years whieh b ro th ir, (tenem l. the Marquis do!lie and in p riv a te,a s soldier, statesErie’s Good Quarter.
of Jackson’s
Career Shows
.
might have thrown some light on 1!.a Fayette, tho intim ate friend and ; irrnn and citizen, th cfundam cntal
Erie Railroad. exclusive of
T llO A h c n l l l t o N n h l l i t v n f
initiation Inssodata of the Immortal Wnsha^principlos f Liberty, Equality and capo and Eric, for
1HL aum m uil m iniiny 01 masonry|,„>voNme
btci,ami place of his,,y«
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Eyes Examined
Classes Designed
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Optician-Optometrist
212 East First Street
Sanford, Florida.
Attorney and Counselor
G. W. SPENCER
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Hard-surfaced paved roads noW connect Chuluota with Sanford and Orlando,
and by fall of this year the hard road being now built from Orlando via Chuluota
and Bithlo to the East Coast and Indian River City, will be completed.
. The Florida East Coast Ry. has let the contract for the building of its exten
sion of the Okeechobee Division from Okeechobee City southeast to connect with
its main line at Miami. When this extension is built the heavy traffic of the lower
East Coast and Cuba will be routed over the Okeechobee division, giving Chuluota
many trains a day and caring for the* immense trucking and other developments.
Chuluota is less than an hour’s drive from Sanford, and is the same distance
from 0rlando.lt will shortly be lessthan an hour and a half from the East Coast
atJndiaa Biver.City, and.coimefcte4;^th~alLtheseJiy. the fin est < ^ p d -$ u rfa ced
new roads.
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Many carloads of vegetables are shipped from the Chuluota district direct to
northern markets; Celery from this district proved itself by its earliness, quality,
yield per acre, and the high price it brought in the market. Farmers are sub-tile
tion, in person, o f this place.
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Of The Florida East Coast Railway Company
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J. E. Ingraham, Vice-President, St. Augustine, Florida.
F urther information will be cheerfully given, upon request,
by Charles D. Brumley, Resident Agent, Chuluota, Seminole
County, Florida or J. E. Ingraham , President Chuluota Com
pany, St. Augustine, Florida.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAX, MAY 23, 1924.
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
NUMBER 4*
5 = 7 -
Metrical Wizard
v
CALLED
All Means
Identification
Preparing To
^10,000 Ransom
Told of Death
IGO, May 23— All
detective resources
put to tracing the
and murderers of
nks, 14, son c f Jas, millionaire watch
jrer. The boy was
culvert murdered
father could pay
injom demanded by
and letters.
Re
calling $10,0 have
! by the fnti rand
newspaper.
•’s physician Springdefinitely today
i a victim of crime
racy. He did rot
lever what he beliovthe exact cause of
I and held for. n $10,000
murdered when the
believed thoir plans
to miscarry, the nude
obert Franks, 14 year
|Jacob Franks, million*
(o manufacturer, was
swamp on the South
|etiy Thursday with the
and the bod” strip|m«ans of identification,
ne the body was found
, unaware of the fate
0, ware awaiting.n visit
UdMpan ',ln. order
^
n v e tm te r at
mum
n* tnuld be questioned
,*r clicked. At' -----*
8:30 oPm
fursday
morning,
... ,
------ng, Mr.
£
• specgl delivery
. ii ® kidnaper* which
<low" ,own
iv L '*
the letter
I.l? ne*d not worry. But
I #• police know, we will
JnU bav* already inlu /^ ce do P°t go any
r « w«nt $10,000 ran
*' i*l«Phone you today at
we will give you
"■r information as to
ilmt »P^t the money Into
uked
Hn $io
and executive opinion on the
pending tax redudtion «bill
confronted Coolidge today.
The measure supported by
Republican lenders in con
gress is expected to reach
him early next week in form
ngreed upon by senate and
house
conferees.
Mellon
whose tax reduction plan is
supported by ’ the presklent
but rejected by
congress
meanwhile has made known
hia opposition to several pro
visions of the pending bill.
Thomas A. Edison, who is near
ing his eightieth year and is re
ported to be in excellent physical
condition, has returned to his
home in the north after spending
several months at Ft. Myers.
OPTOM ETRISTS
H O L D MEETING
ONMAY28AND29
Members of Slate Optometry As
sociation Will Hold 20th Annual
Cenventien Here Next Week.
Preparations have been complet
ed and the program arranged for
the twentieth annual convention of
tiva Florida State Optometry A m o -
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to the letter, even trogen contributed or^Iy a smafl
om notifying. the po- part toward the fertilizer produc
tion costs. Hydrogen production
was the expensive process, he add
Man Hunt On.
rnight ona of the great- ed.
in Chaago’s history
Denies Secret Process. *
way with more than
In answer to Senator Heflin.
tmen and detectives Democrat, Alabama ,ha said ho did
city in the search for not believe Ford had a secret ferti
Despite the meagre lizer process.
I
reported that arrests
F. H. Newell, former head of the
nt.
government reclamation service,
cunning waa shown testified at tonight’s session.
for, after divesting
Vrooman’a Suggestion.
* clothing, they adjustCarl
Vrooman, former assistant
p spectacles which were
secretary
of agriculture, declared
ce when the body was
best way to handle the Mbscle
This I fact (Unarmed the
hon of the Franks fam- Shoals project was for the govern
P* body of the youth ment to own and operate it and
Henry Ford be invited to run the
nmed into a culvert In business
for the government at $1
ws* that of their son a year for public service.
sfter the body hsd
“ Under no circumstances should
«red when an uncle of
|went to a morgue and Muscle Shoals be commercialized.”
*de the identification. Vrooman declared.
The government should retain
still waiting for the
|refuacd to believe the the property for its vnlue from a
„
„he
„ had military standpoint, he added.
*s* his son until
pbnne Call.
5? £.*" bcen kidnaped,”
P'd b ranks without hesI* “ h»re with me and
|t- I will call you later
" “now what you must
COOLIDGE SPEAKS
ON PURPOSE OF
WASHINGTON, May 23—
A breach between legislative OUTDOOR LIVING
Maintains Shoals Plant Waa Seleftfd qh Site For Nitrogen
Plant Over War Hoard's
Protest.
.the*.Uj*Uuctian»..ofI j
Cast
"ks was last scan alivo
sfternoon about 3:30 o’« he left several eomJfer umpiring a ball
Hnrvard school, a
ptitution in an exclusive
residential district
*»s a student. He told
bf was -going homo
the last time he was
y those who knew him,
alarmed over fajl, 1° srrive home, com|»ith the school authorln unsuccessful search
out- At 10:80 o’clock
Paling of the boy’a fate
|em.
in the form o f a tele1the Franks home from
*«'d his name wab
Will Probably Come up for
Approvnl Saturday When
Little Opposition is Ex
pected — House May Take
Up The Matter Monday.
SHOALS HEARING
WASHINGTON. May '23.— Mus
cle Shoals should not have been
selected by the government as the
site for fixation of nitrogen plants,
Dr. C. C. Parsons, local consulting
chemist, told the senate agricul
ture committee Thursday at its
Muscle Shoals hearing.
The selection was made oyer the
protest of the war emergency
board of which he was u member,
Dr. Parsons said, the board having
recommended (^location near Chat
tanooga.
Chairman Norris re
marked that politics was respon
sible for this selection of Muscle
Shoals.
“ Could Have Done Better.M
Dr. Parsons said he approved
the building of the dam at Mhsclc
Shoals to'make the Tennessee riv
er navigable and to produce hy
dro-electric power, but better loca
tions could have been found for the
nitrate plants.
He suggested that nil pending
bids be rejected and the govern
ment adopt a policy toward Mus
cle Shoals and then call for new
bids. He declared the government
should retain possession o f all the
property and that the power
should be distributed under the
federal water power act. Ho rec
ommended that the two nitrate
plants be leased to different con
cerns as nitrate plant number two
was suitable for carbide produc
tion and plant number one for the
production of synthetic ammonia.
It Would'be bad economic policy
to tie up Muscle Shoals for fifty
or ona hundred years in a fertilizer
process which probably would I)*
come obsolete, the chemist assert
ed. He declared ho opposed th$
Ford bffer and did-not bolievei tho
bile manufacturer could
^ S ^ S d r a ^ J f e 'Q n
to tie the Property up for 100
years as nobody knows what the
power would bo
Do used for
mr or its
value in 100 years or even 50
years.”
—
•
“ I can’t see the argument in fa
vor of turning the property over
to any ono individual,’ ’ he assert
ed. “ It should be -maintained for
the'benefit of the community."
Compares Electric Kates.
Judson King, representing the
National
Popular Government
Service, compared electric current
rates in Ontario, Canada, with
rates in the United States. He said
tho Lafayetto hotel In Washington
last month paid $425 for 12.000
kilowatts and the same amount of
current could have been obtained
in Ontario for $05.
Lights on the international
bridge at Niagara Falls cost on the
Canada end of tho bridge in one
month $8.42 and on the American
side $43.10, he added, while cur
rent for an eight-room house in
Ontario coat one month $3.55, and
the same current in Washington,
D. C., cost $23.18.
He said Niagara Falls was not
responsible alone for the low Can
ada rates, as points on the Can
adian side which paid nine cents
per kilowatt hour under private
ownership was now paying two
cents while points on the Ameri
can side are now paying eight
cents.
Newell followed King on the
stand, representing the American
Association of Enid nee rs and dis
cussed the problems of* distribu
tion of power from the standpoint
of Its human and social values.
Secretary Hoover has accepted
an invitation to testify before the
committee Saturday morning.
V;UI
7s'^<* M
. ARKETS
W AU>“
July wheat
Corp,
4>
Administration •forties clashed
directly Thursday on the pending
tax reduction bill, with President
Ccmlidge’s attitude still undeter
mined.
At the sumo time Republican
loaders in congress, as well as
spokesmen of almost every faction
there, voiced increased enthusiasm
for the emusure ns it wns whipped
into finnl shape and the conference
report prepared for finnl approval.
A majority expressed both the hopo
nn dbelief President Coolidge would
sign the bill in Us present form.
“ Limited Publicity."
Secretary Mellon, it is under
stood, dislikes particularly the socalled ‘‘limited publicity” provis
ions of the bill. These require that
the name, uddress and amount of
tax paid by all federal taxpayers
be mado public decreased amount
ef tux paid by all and that tho
hearings before the proposed board
o ftax appeals
be open
to the
..
.
. . . .pub
.
ther more serious comlie. Another
plaint, although the treasury de
partment is known to havo several,
is that tho bill has carried reduc
tion* too far* and .u deficit would
i T ii M i i w w i^iiW ii'iV isi
.u n n .ii.,M
publican leader* 'derforwKdtf'" 'Was
cither this limited publicity or full
publicity, as once has bcen approv
ed by the senate.
Referring tn the predictions of a
treasury deficit under tho bill.
Chairman Green of the house ways
nnd means committee declared In
a statement, that instead of a pro
spective deficit, the treasury ac
tually would face a surplus for tho
next fiscal year o f $138,000,000 un
der the new bill.
Mr. Green’s figures, obtained
from the treasury department to
day, showed that there would be
n surplus this year over current
expenses of about $300,000,000
which he said, was “ much more
than sufficient to pay the amount
of the annual bonus expenditures
for the next two years.”
Dispells Gloomy Forecast.
“ The gloomy predictions for a
deficit under the revenue bill as
agreed to in conference will not be
realized,” Mr. Green declared.
The proposal for making public
the amount o f tax paid by each
tax payer was placed in the bill
.
„
by the senate finance committee,
e s t i o i r A c c e p t i n g with ita Republican majority mem
bership. It was later knocked out
in the senate when that body voted
I to open all returns to inspection.
The treasury secretary was said
WASHINGTON, May 23.—For
three hours more Thursday the b> hold that this would have harmsenate debated hut failed to reach fsl effects on business generally,
(Continued on page 8.)
a vote upon the motion to adopt
the majority report of its investi
gating committee exonerating Sen
ator Wheeler, Democrat, Montana,
o f the charge of accepting u fee
after his election to the senate to
prosecute oil land matters before
the interior department.
The close o f a week’s commence
With only one or two more addresse in prospect. Chairman B6r- ment program will take place to.
ah expect* to obtain senato action night at 8:30 o’clock at the Mibefore
adjournment tomorrow.
Thus far in tho dlfcussion only lane Theater when 58 members of
Senator Sterling, Republican South the graduating class of the Sanford
Dakota, has nrgued agninst senate High School will receive their diaction in advance of Senator |plomoa, expressing the completion
hfgl school course,
Wheeler’s trial in Montana and the of the regular high
Class night exercises given on
signers of the mnjofity report pre
dict it* udoption by an overwhelm Wednesday night Were greatly en
joyed by the audience which packed
ing majority.
the high school 'auditorium. The
Sterling Report Attarkrd.
During most of the debate Friday exercises, held according to the
Senator Sterling's minority report custom of many years, were clever
holding the grand jury was justi ly staged by the class of '24.
A fter marching into the school
fied in returning an indictment on
the fact of the evidence placed be auditorium the senior class sang
fore it came under sharp fire from a song which was followed by the
the democratic side. The South Da salutatory .by Florence McKay.
kota senator in another address to- Jams* Stone and Lea McLaih sang
iterated his declaration, but con the “ SerenStoa” from DeKaven.
Presentation of the eenlor key
ceded in response to an injuiry
from Senator Underwood, Demo by Lorraine Phillips to Warnsr
crat, Alabama, that he did not Scoggan as president of the Junior
think the evidence before the sen class was the next nuipber on the
ate committee showed that Sena program. The president o f next
year's graduating class received
tor Wheelr was guilty. <
the token with a word o f apprecia
J. B. Satterfield To tion.
The “ Swing 8ong" and “ Water
Lilies” were rendered by a quar
Hang Georgia Today tette
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ATLANTA, Umy 23. — J*™** **•
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Satterfield will go to death today Lee McLain. ^
at 3 o'clock unless Governor Walk
AAirr*
I’s attorer intervenes. Sat
ney
on his
according to an an
nouncement made Saturday by the
local committee in clinfgo of the
arrangements for the meeting. Dr.
Henry McLauglin, Jr., and Dr. Tom
Moore of this city, are in charge of
making plans tor the gathering.
Between 75 and‘ 100 delegates
are expected to be in attendance
and indications are that it will be
one of the greatest gatherings in
the history of the state association,
it is said. Headquarters will be
maintained at the Valdez Hotel,
where meetings will also bo held.
On Mondny and Tuesday preced
ing the convention tho Florida Op
tometrist Board will conduct its
annual examinations. Between 15
and 20 applicants arc expected to
be here to take the examinations
which will bo conducted at the Val
dez Hotel.
Officers of the state association
are: F. *M. Mudlcy, of Jackson
ville, president; W. H. Morton, of
(Continued on pago 8.)
Senate Debates On
Report on Wheeler
fat Spit* of Cold Addresses Cont fere nre Meeting to Foster
Outdoor Living nnd Recre
ation.
WASHINGTON, May 23.—Beast,
.birds, thh and the wide open spaces
were given tho position of spot
light prominence in the national
capital Thursday, other Issues be
fore the government heads bcin subordinated to permit the out
door movement, launched hy Prc-*Whnt Coolidge, to gain momentum
through the national conference on
outdoor recreation which opened
here at hin call.
The chief executive left the
White House, despite advice that
he should refrain from speaking
unu hi* cold is dissipated, to ad
until
dres
* ess the conference, nnd with him
cam
pie cabinet officers, members of
cont
ngres< and others occupying high
offices, to hear authorities discuss
ways and means of protecting the
nation’s wiki life and to encourage
the people to greater enjoyment o f
the outdoor playgrounds, fresh air
and sunshine.
Asks Coordination.
The thief executive appealed for
a coordination of “ our national re
sources and opportunities," in way
that would better open them to the
people. He drrw marked applause
when he declared "too muen cmphpsis rannot be placed upon the
effort t» got the children out of the
alley; and off the streets, into spac
ious open nluces where there is
goqtl sunlight and plenty of fresh
ain”
“ I am not trying to recommend
one above the other," Mr. Coolidge
paid, describing the advantage* of
various forma of sport nnd games.
He added, however, that “ I am try
ing to point out the national value
which would accrue if there were
Evelyn Ricker Trial
Goes to Jury Today
ANY ACTION ON
Senators Decide On Settlement
of Several Other
Propositions Before Decid
ing on World Court Policy
— Plan for Composite World
Court Laid Before Senate
In
Yesterday’s Session.
WASHINGTON, May 2 3 Agreement was reached to
day by the Senate Foreign
Relations committee to finnlly
dispose tomorrow o f several
propositions before it dealing
with American adherence 1o
the world court. The decis
ion wns accepted by moat of
the members as assuring n
favorable report on a com
posite plan.
ANNISTON, Ala., May 28—
Another great crowd thronged
the government building here
today when arguments were re
sumed in the federal district
court in the trial of Evelyn Sue
Riekner, charged with murder
in connection with the killing
o f her husband, ILeut, James
C. Riekner, at Camp MeCleD
Ian, in June last year.
The
trial is expected to be handed
to the jury today.
Ceremonial Held Here Thursday
Eclipses That of Previous
Years and Is Acclaimed As
Tremendous Success.
t.stent effort fhbtlng' tteMTNmmUfmna ror ihurarmthl* might Ski?
,to-fhe pro
people
itt-hinre.
4 ' “ A pplartrr-i rcoincided
n doseljrwltti
i
. the language
n_____
,to-th©
pleat-hi
rgw.J‘--A
' greeted him when he declar of the Pepper proposal. The samu
again
ed the people “ in our industries object was sought also in a reso
nml an opportunity for outdoor lution introduced during the day by
life and recreation no less than senator King, Democrat, Utah, who
they need opportunity for employ proposed adherence to tho Hard
ment.”
ing plan with definite amendments
Wallace and Roosevelt.
to protect the United States in the
The conference was opened by election of judges, voting repre
Secretary Wallace o f the agricul sentation and the rendition of ad
ture department ncting as honor visory opinions.
ary chairman, but was then turned
Senator Pepper said ho was act
over to Assistant Secretary Roose ing for himself alone, although
velt of tho navy, us the permanent he believed the proposal submitted
presiding officer. In attendance at today did, in fact, met every phase
the opening session were the rep of opinion Jn the committee.
resentatives of 113 organizations of
Accepts Present Tribunal.
nation-wide influence, having for
“ The resolution ocntemplates ad
their object the protection of wild herence by the United States to
life of all kinds and the opening of the permanent court in response to
the natural resources of the feder tho recommendation of Presidents
al, state and municipal govern Harding and Coolidge,” he said, “ It
ments as free playgrounds for the does not provide for a new court,
people.
but nrupts the present tribunal. The
Secretary Roosevelt’s first ac present judges continue in office
tio waa to appoint seventeen com
(Continued on page 8.)
mittees which ho charged with de
termining ways arid means of mak
ing effective the purpose* of the
conference, and to insure ita lasting
force, he appealed to them to.conitnue work after the meeting in
Washington which ends on Satur
day.
,
President'* Address.
Lake Mary will be the scene of
\ Development of outdoor
life
means creation of a common de a big all-day political meting and
nominator of the people, President barbecue dinner tomorrow when
candidate* for the several county
(Continued on pago 8.)
office* will speak' to voters coming
from all over the county to attend
the picnic dinner, an annual event.
Frof 1,000 to 2,000 people are ex
pected to attend the meeting which
will formally begin at 10 o'clock
with the opening talk will be made
was by Robert J. Holly, secretary of
let in which the prO|
t
by
means
o
f
class
be- the county Democratic Executive
brought out V il
Committee and who will be in
Ing conducted by radio.
of tho meeting. Speaking
Athletic letters awarded In rec churgc
continue until one o’clock when
ognition o f activity in the several will
branches o f sports, were awarded the free dinner furnished by tho
will bo served.
hy Prof. Ruby Cooper. The fol candidate*
More office seekers will be heard
lowing boys received lettcri: E d during the afternoon. It is expect
ward Moye, - Lee Peck, James ed that there will be some of the
.Stone, Morris Moye, Harry Wood candidates for state office* present
ruff, Theodore Pope, Frank Dut also, and although no candidate for
ton, Darwin Balmes, Clyde Rus governor will be able to attend,
sell, Robert Grier, Wesley Tyler, Frank E. Jennings and possibly
Joe Griggs, George Smith, Clar John W. Martin may be represent
ence Fields, George Thurston. ed by some out-of-town speakers.
George Wilson, Sam Byrd, Cecil
Id entiona are that ihe Lake
Flowers. John Wilson, Algernon Mary
meeting will be on. of tho
.Speer, Fred Pope, Joe Meslck and
Sam Fleischer. Girls who receiv od gatherlgs of the preset politi
ed letters ware: Claire Zachary, cal campaig. The speanig as'well
Carmeta Barber, Mary Elizabeth
fcervig of the dinner will take
Moye, Emma Spencer, Maude Car- piece under the shade trees be
rsway, Lucille Echols, Katherine tween Sjoblem's Store and the
Syptea, Sarah Martin end Anna church, it Is announced.
Kenner.
A large crowd of Sanford people
Prof. G. E. McKay awarded ere planning to attend It * « a
medals to the-senior mem'
learned Friday. Meanwhile, candi
the high schol orchestra 5
dates, who have complained qCkav.
lowing received these
ing ton short a time to preeent
awards: George Si
their views at previous meetings,
darsqn, Madeline
ere looking forw vd wif’
epee McKay. Culver Eth:
tfeipation to the Lake n ary.
•1 TUIU and Helen Witt.
Close gifte presen
Sft bTJKStA l
than the usual flve-mln
Candidates for state
Expect Big C row d
All Day P o lit ic a l
Meet at Lake Mary
ove signified
present'!'
Manager Local Credit
Association Speaks
at Luncheon Asking
For Hearty Support
SHRINE MEETING
That Work
IS DECLARED TO Desire
Begin on Bulkhead
BE BIG SUCCESS Resolutions P a s s e d
Sanford’s big Shrine celebration
Thursday was a tremendous suc
cess In the opinion of hundreds of
visitors who flocked to this city to
takemi>art in tho Initiation o f 7fl
A composite plan for adherence candidates and to enjoy the enter
to the Permanent Court of Inter tainment features connected with
it. A day’s entertainment con
national Justice with reservations sisting of one continuous round of
was laid before the senate Thurs festivities kept not tonly the visit
day in n resolution drafted by Sen ors hut also local people in eager
anticipation throughout the entire
ator Pepper, Republican, Pennsyl time beginning at 9 o’clock und
vania, after two days o f consulta closing with the big dan:o at the
tion with his colleagues on the for armory last night.
The Sanford Shrine Club, whose
eign relations committee. •
members had change of all the
It was referred ut once to tho arrangements in connection with
committee which is to continue in the ceremonial, is fo be congratu
session Friday, probably with the lated upen the succeis of its aePepper proposal under discussion,
It providdes for rmodification of the h-evements, declare I high officials
the Morocco Temple of Jackson
nrononal transmitted to the senate of
ville, who assisted In the cchbraby President Harding in February, tion. To Noble Edward I„ Lime
1023, *o as to transfer the election
of judges from the council and as nnd hin fellow nohlen goes much
sembly of the league of nations to credit, it is declared and they were
similar ImhIIc* appointed by signa the recipients of many commend
tories to the court statute, and pro ations from visitng Shrincrs.
"It wa* n great day in the his
tases also the summoning of a
third Hague conference to' clarify tory of the Sanford Shrine Club
anu one which will be remembered
and codify international law.
long by vlsting nobles as one of
Underlying Principles.
At its meeting Thursday tho the happiest celebrations ever held
senate committee continued it* by members of Morocco Temple,"
general discussion o f “ underlying declared Noble C. M. Hand Friday.
Noble Lane, hend of the lockl
principles," without npccial refer
ence to nny of the lormal plans anrlne organization has expressed
before it. Thoso participating re gutification at tho success of tho
ported u strengthened conviction celebration and has further ex
that tho views of tho various pressed appreciation for the hearty
groups within the committco could support given not only by -mombe reconciled to permit the report*- b o r o o f the Shrine dub. but also
af»'c/gqnizwl, mstrnr.Ual and pec- lav of a cinauisuilis.jadA ttSM tU hy citizens qf the c‘
Members o f Senior Class o f Sanford
High School to Get Diplomas Tonight
—
■>
liram Todd Denies
revious Testimony
WASHINGTON, May 2 3 iHrnm C. Todd, special assistI ant to the attorney general in
. charge of the prosecution of
I Gaston Means, appeared today
.before tho senate Daugherty
committee and denied all pre
vious testimony as to his con
L
nection with the detective activ.
Conference Report to Be Pre itics directed against the comsented to Senate Today and ■mlttec and witnesses.
a
jund Murdered
;mote Swanip
LEADERS SPL1I
I OPINIONS ON
rnrn^A
rnat (
o tlC ,L w<W
to Sanford a* a publicity feature,
was the opinion pf a number o i
business men Friday, Sanfonl’s
nospits ity was commented upon a
great deal, it is said, and thqro
•was a large number o f visitors,
who were here two years ago *
the ceremonial and whb retar;
because of their remembrance of
*“ c,h “ weicome that waa extended
at that time.
Following the Initiation of can
didates which ended at Ihortly af- J „ r ,0ck y ^ r t a y afternoon,
concert by the Morocco
.
Th
i*Bd M*ffnolie Avenue,
iho musical program was greatly
enjoyed by th0 crowds that con^
E S iln E r d ? ;.
Last night the visitors, as if to
give vent to pent-up feelings, held
work of
nf^nm
t?f thi?
,tr «tuoua
work
initiating
the candidates
“ fternoon, took the
City by Storm. LongHnea of troftionwor*
ot * ,wPt°wn «ec,L er®l.hf ,d UP *»
visitors
wended their waya through the
crowds singing .nd having a good
In general.
The presence o f Noble W. M. McKinnonfl, ■ecretarv-treasurer of
the Sanford Shrine Club and prom
inent In celebration o f Morocco
Temple for a number o f years, was
the source o f much rejoicing .by
ms fellow Shriners, who extended
to him throughout the day a warm
woleome and well wishes for fur
ther speedy recovery. Mr. MeKlnon returned from Jacksonville
several days ago where he was
ho?Pfu l
two
months during which time he was
crated upon and was critically
for somo time. He viewed with
a great deal of interest the pro
ceedings of the day from his wheel
chair, which he is forced to use
because of weakened condition.
2d Expense Accounts
Filed By Candidates
TALLAHASSEE. May 23. 1 he •second Installment eami
of expense acounts of candl
|, tKTCmocreUc orIm are7f j !
3 ^ r T c o S g ln t o ^ h Z o ffii o f
* " * * ' . v Of t£ to today. °Among
‘ V m wa* that of R. A. Gre«J
candidate for congress from tho
serond district (In opposition
Frank Clar.:. incumbent, who re
E?”
‘ oUl
expenditure* ‘to
May 22. of $1,500.*. Tho account
o f E. S. Matthews for railroad com
missioner totalled $339.71,
Bryan Appointed to
Presbyterian Office
U rging Commission
To Proceed at Once
__ :__
At the weekly luncheon o f
the Chamber o f Commerce at
the Valdez Hotel Friday,
D. M. Sherwood, manager o f
the Sanford Credit Associa
tion addressed the organiza
tion asking for the support o f
its members jn inaugurating
a “ Pay Up Week” in thin
city beginning June 1.
►
Mr. Shsrwood pointed out that
aimilar campaign* have besn put
on In many other cities in this
state and elsewhere and have met
with great succcsa. Just now Day
tona is sponsoring such a move
ment and greet results are being
obtained, he stated.
According to Mr. Sherwood, such
a campaign would bring in thouaanda of dollars owed on accounts
long peat duo with the merchants
or thl* city. In tho long run, he
atated, it would prove a benefit to
the entire community. Under ten
tative plana presented by him, an
Butnmobllo would be given away
in connccUon with the campaign,
which would serve as an induce
ment for those owing bills to pay
them up at once.
According to Mr. Sherwood's
pinna, fo ru ch dollar paid on ac
count, a free chance would be givpH th" automobile. He stated
that after talking with a large
number/ of looal merchant* end
business men ho has found a hear
ty endorsement o f the plan
1
tiofTp
PreirfcJsnt Ed■ward HigglM stated that a commlttce would be appointed in a
day or tfo compos** d f merchants
who will aoaiit Mr. Sherwood in
planning the details and in con
ducting the campaign.
Another important matter taken
up at the matting -a s the decision
of the organisation‘ to urge tho
City Commission to proceed at
once on the bulkhead system*of
Lake Monroe. This stand was tak
en In the form of resolutions which
were passod unanimously. Tho
resolutions, to be presented at the
next meeting of the commission,
state In substance that the Cham
ber of Commerc eurges that no
further delay be experienced in
getting work started oh the sys
tem, which ,lt is declared, will
moan more to Sanford than any
other one project, when it la com
pleted.
Col. eGo. W. Knight presented
the subject, stating that nothlog
ha* been done in regard to the
matter for'sem e time and that It
is now time to act. Mayor Lake
stated that the commission will be
glsd to- proceed at once bat that
nothing has been done for the poot
few months because of the press of
other business in connection with
several bond Issues and the con
struction o f a new water works
system .
City Attorney Georg eA. DeCottes stated that until complete data
is furnished by the city engineer,
that he will be unable to proceed
further with the'legal end o f tho
matter. He said that Just aa soon
as he Is in possession of the neces
sary data, tha the will Immediate
ly lay it befqre John C. Thompson,
o f New York, and attorney for
band houssi. for his opinion.
Tho attorney further declared
that it may be necessary for the
commission to order one piece af
property bulkheeded to test the le
gality o f the project. Under such
a plan, he stated, 4 friendly suit
would be brought by interested
parties and tha supreme court ot
Florida would be called upon to de
cide the quostion. If it is found
to be in conformity with existing
statutes, it will be pprwed by M
Thompson end bonds floated I\
that purpose may be offered
sale.
In such a cose, it w
that it epRI take a .,
three months to adjust the
end ‘ In order to
any danger o f
msnts. Mayor
he, as well as the other i
siontn, is
the work
It waa aU
will be
data on
every effa
tin
Int
a llowlng
s S E hl*
' * *talk,
*
POLAf
'A te
�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, M AY 22, 1924,
PAGE TWENTY
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Welcome N o b l e s !
The officers and directors of the banks of
Sanford extend a cordial welcome to the
visiting members "of wthe——
_ .
It will be the agreeable privilege of all con
nected with these great institutions to give
you every courtesy within our power. Please
make our banks your headquarters.
First National Bank
Peoples Bank
Seminole County Bank
�IWflPvNj™r*y
:* C
1
n /a lt Afft Of our I
inrt ;*t«*U tfrli-Ttljl tHliRi
Wheeler. qprruthtlnuHl, vR Calft- sal<!l|)ourt.jDien alw7tneIirio mnkfj
answriltpntw
the
:»k)<1 h it o f cnm.'J
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ncm
togrm
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t h e m i .! district «<»r the nedfisuc-J
plaint fnpd!Herein lAValnfC-tyou. and i
T T T Y l Q c e d i n g two year*. khd the nttrot><*r : band. K. K Ilemlmtton. i s o i
herein y W Shall ffTH rt)t.,<‘ lsr snld
times known a* EII|ihitlet*lKij
(•f mtlls'of district school tax to be
Initton. st nl.. Defendants.— Suit bill of complnlnt w ilt lm Taken hs'
levied nnd collected fo r each of tho
cunfiwsed
sirs Inst you *g|| follow ed i
to Quiet Title.
snld years.
BOYS
^ORGANIZE
SSSN S
1 V
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p i T V r p il r i l / \
IN T IU S COUNTY
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MUy «
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\ To be borne entirely by adjacent property.
..Number of feet front 8744.
by final decree.
The County Board o f Public In
It la further ordered’ <<l>at thlsi
To Catherine At. Remington and
Assessment per foot frontage, $4.6453.
struction has determined by resolu
he published In the Ran-;
tion that ,len mills la the estimated bus hand B. K. ItemlnRlon. some citation
FRED. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
ford
Herald,
a
nowapaper
publishedi
Fostered by the Extension Division mlllaRc tircessary to l>e voted at times known as Kllphalet ItemlnK- In Sanford. Seminole County. F ln r- 1
ton.
William
Foster
nnd
wife.
Atary
.
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—
FOOT
PRELIMINARY
such
election
for
the
purpose
of
the
Department Agriculture, Boys
Ida. once each wenk for n period of
snld special tax school district for I*. F "fter. Alary K. Foster, and hus eight
consecutive
weeks.
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Are Abie to Organize Anriband.'Henry
Foster,
Calvin
Whitney
The ensuing tw o years.
The follow Inir named nr* appoint- -and
.iVtoliney^ Itla ■
•JM-i m-yWDcfttA»•
ba n d ,and.''
cultural Clubs.
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ford
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F e ilS o
VTfSIMnwi-wwV-efar*# sown •AleChesner tn if Borina Ate*'
o M c e a t Sanford. Neml
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the precincts named, within said i Chesney, hls wife. Thomas A. Sto
Boys Agricultural Clubs nre fos at
pper (a 1 T ax School Hist riel, to hold d>r. It. A. McChesney, sometimes
$543.50
....117
E. A. DOUGLASS.
Blk 13, Tr 1
! known as Herbert A. McCheaney and (C lerk ’s Seal)
tered by the Extension Division of said eleetlon:
543.50
I’rrcinrt No. 1 (Sanford), Miss, Korahl A. AleChrsney. hls wife, Ann .Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole.Cntin,.„117
tv Florida.
tho Department of Agriculture. VlrRlnln Smith. F. ti. McBride. It. A ,| AleChrsney CrelKhton nnd Man Ate
543.50
SCBLLB
M
A
INKS.
.
...117
if living, whose p la c e ' o r
The boy interested enough in some Halverson, Inspectors: nnd Airs. Se Chesney.
Solicitor for (Complainant.
places (if residence nr* unknown,,
lena Al. llnrber. clerk.
543.50
..117
phase of agriculture, to do the
Precinct No. 3 (Sanford), Mrs. nnd If dead, to all parties elalmlnR May iPK-23-JOr Juno 6 - U - 2 0 - 3 I ;
July 4.
543.50
interests under Catherine M. R o n ...117
-•
Hosa
C.
Newby,
O.
K
McKay,
Mrs.
work demanded of a club boy, will Susan n. Wight. Inspectors; nnd luKton and huxhalitl, E. E. Reming
1
’
5-13.50
...117
ton. sometimes known ns Kllphalet fa (hr Circuit Court o f the Seventh
in nil probability be the full fledg ftev. Paul C. Ruriians. clerk
t Judicial Circuit o f tho; (Hate of
Remington.
William
Foster
and
543.50
Dated
this
the
«th
day
of
May,
A.
,.417
ed farmer of tomorrow; but be
Fforfiln In unit f o r flemlnolr
wife. Alary P. Foster. Alary E. F o s ‘
D. 1M4.
543.50, t
that as it may, the training he re COUNTY
..,.117
■ County.— In Chancery, .
ter and husband. Henry Foster, Cal*
n o AIlD OF PUBLIC IN
vln W hitney nnd Marian Whitney, Mary Al. King, Complainant; vs.,All
STRUCTION FOR SEMINOLB
ceives In his club work, will tend
543.50 •
-1
1
7
hls wife. Simon AIcChesney nnd So.
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
to make him more methodical,
fisrtles claiming an Interest In the
543.50
...117
rlna AU-Chessnoy, hls w i fe ,. Thomas
A. DALLAS.
andi Involved In thla suit under
rnreful and n more efficient mnn. B) C. Chairman
A. Sinner, II. A. McChesney, som e
Pro Trm.
M. E. IIrock, deceased ot oth er
543.50
...117
t He Is required to study his crop, Attest: T. W. LAWTON.
times k nown as Herbert A. MrCheswise. whpes name* and places of
513.50
nev.
and
Korahl
A.
McChesney,
hls
(Seal)
Secretary.
rend all printed information avail
residence ar« unknow n, Deftnd- August (Schneider, Lot 10, Blk 13, Tr 0
117
wife. Ann McChesney CrelKhton and
am a^-O rdor for Constructive fierable, keep an ncurato cost account, Alay 16-33-SO; June 6-13.
543.00
-■
....117
Ed. Higgins,, Lot 5, Blk 18; Tr
......
Mae .McChesney, deceased, or other
vtcq.
•. |
make an exhibit of the best of his
wise. In and to the lands herein
543.50
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
...117
The Complalnnht having filed her
products, and write a narrative re
In compliance with the provisions after In this citation, nnd In the hill sworn hill o f complaint I In this
543.50
_117
filed In the above cause wherein she states that ahe
complaint
port on his operations. Competent nf law applicable thereto, notice Is o f complaint,
court and on which this c i believes that there are certain per
**'
543.50
•Judges grade each boy and award hereby given that nn election has “styled
....117
been called nnd ordered to he held, tation Is based, described, nnd also sons Interested In said lands d e
small prices, which help to keep and
543.50
the same will he held within to all hears, grantees or devisees scribed In said Hill of Complaint.
—117
up interest. Each club elects its and throughout Special Tnx School elalmlnR any right, title or Interest
'
543.50
-.117
o
f
any
nature
whatsoever,,
by,
officers and conducts its meetings District No 2. Bemlhntc County
said district helm: »1«*> through or under the above named i«w. it is llEUERY ORDERED. Orin H .Stenstrom, Lot 1, Block 14,
543.50
....117
in nn orderly manner. These meet Florida,
known as Longwood Special Tnx defendants, or nny of them. In nnd
the defendants, to-wlt: All par.
_ i , , e n,L , < m n
543.50
ings give the boy a chance for or School District, on Tuesday, June to the lands hereinafter described, that
....117
ties claiming k» Interest in said *’ * ’ *• * ottor, Let b, Blk 14, Tr 1.
ganized social development nnd at 17th. 1321. for tiic purpose of deter nml also to nny nnd all other per643.50
CITATION*.
6.1111....... *■.......248
BlMHODt
Alt Blk
1,
e s t o n . j ^ 5, . p ; j b , T, { 6^ . . t .........tlH v*
cvehouir, L o flO , ,111k 1< JiBf 0.. j....... J|<| '1
W. H. Peters Estate, Lot C, Blk 10/ Tr 7 .......
W. H. Peters Estate, Lot 10, Blk 10, Tr 7___ n 7
City, Park, All Blk 10, Tr 5™ __________ __ o |8
Gretchcn Householder, E. 07 ft. lot 1, Blk 11,
.Tr 4,..................
57
Mrs. Onlo Z. Powers, Bcjf. 57 ft. west of N. E.
Cor. of Lot 1, Blk 11/ Tr 4, run' S. 108
ft., W. 37 f t , N. 5 ft., W\ 23 ft., N. 103
Ft., E. 60 ft., to Bey............... ............ .......r>Q
Mabel C. Wilson, Lot 3 and the E. 12.4 ft. of
Lot 4, less the south 7 ft. thereof, all in
block 11, Tr 4..— ....... ............ — ....... ....... 07.4
Grace B. StrinyfdloW, W. 41P.G ft. of Lot I.
Blk 11, T r 4., lea? toiith 7 ft........... .......... 49,6
S. O. Chase, L ot-l. Blk 11. Tr<5„——1.._
117
S. O. Chase, Lot 0< Blk 11, Tr 5...... ...... ...(..117
L. P. McCuller, Uot }, Blk II, Tr 6.... ......... ; U 7
R. C. Maxwell, Lot 0, Blk 11, Tr 6..,— -------— 117
Notice ia hereby given to any and nil pontons
Special Assessment!) ngainst thc various pieces of
described that said special assessments are payable jjj
thirty days after the above and foregoing special
has been equalized, "pproved and confirmed, nr in
nunl installments with Interest at 8 per cent per anias4
nftcr the time said special assessments stand npproved t4 |
A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City ol |_
will be held nt the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 9th dzy«
D. 1924, nt which meeting said Board will hear any, 1^4
plaints and objections ns to such special assessment*, anjj
time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis«{j
right, nnd when said special assessments nre so equ
justed, same will then stand confirmed and he, and
liens upon the property ngainst which said assessmtnti j||
until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolati
adopted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford,!
12th, 1924.
(SEAL)
L- R- PHILLIPS, Citrl
May 23-30.
....117
mining who shall be trustees of the
tainment of sonio degree of poise. said
district for tlic next succeeding
543.50
....117
Tho emblem of the Boys’ Club, is two years, and the number of mills
543.50
....117
tho four leaf clover, with nn II of district school tax to be levied
upon each petal. It stands for the and collected for earh of the said
543.50
...117
development of the Head, Heart, years.
543.50
(Trnei N>». I.)
The County Hoard of Public In
....117
Health and Hand,
struction has determined by resolu
Lot II, Rlork " A ” of Dr. Henry
543.50
....117
rnpr
Src. *. Tp Meisch Realty Co., Lot <1, Blk 14, Tr 5....
•Seven very enterprising and en tion that ten mills Is the estimated Foster’ s llnmiuock east from Lake 21 H. R If 31?.KE. (,°run
thencs wnst * . 9;i , , , . _
.
543.50
117
ergetic boys of Geneva, have got mlllagc necessary to be voted at Charm us shown by J. O. Fries su r chains,
thence
north s
chains.Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk 14, Tr o
such election for tile ntirpose of the
of Lake Charm, by plat there thence east l».3:i chains, thence south MaLch Renltv f o
ten together nnd formed a Sweet said special tax school district for vey
Lot
6 Blk 14 Tr fi
117
543.50
....117
o f recorded In Plat Hook I, page 6. 6 chains to point o f beginning. AI*ot*' elPCn KCHUy
,,,K 1 *’ l r
................ 411
Potato Club. They nre very busy the ensuing two years.
Seminole County
Records.
Snld
543.50
....117- .
at present getting their land ready ' The following named arc appoint land being more partieularly d e beRlnnlng at a point 6 chains north G. D. Hart, Lot 1, Blk 14, Tr 7.................... ......117
ed
to
act
as
Inspectors
and
clerks
543.50
...117
scribed
ns
comm
encing
at
a
corner
R
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V
s
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%ru.enMW
e9
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t
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a
l
n
,
Albert
W.
Smith,
Lot
fl,
Blk
I
I,
Tr
7
...............117
*and will soon be nble to plant. at the precincts named, wltltln sabl
rest S chain*
L ot:( II and 12 on Lake Ibetict north IX# ft. thence East :
543.50
...117
■
WATCH OUT FARMERS. These Special Tax School District, to hold cbetween
h a rm Avenue, thence run cast 1155
boys expect to raise the very best said election:
„ _ j feet, thence south 326 feet on I,#e
513.50 ’
117
I’ rerinet No. 9 ILonRWood). 8, L. Avenue, thence north SO degrees 30
potatoes ever grown in Seminole
Dlclson, Mrs. Frances C. Nelmeyer minutes West 106(1 feet to Luke ate and «Xi'b nf them J s 'M r e h y re•I“ lrc<l to Sppenr tu the Blit o f C
county, Tho boys of the Genova nnd Mrs Della C. Walker, Inspec.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER!
Charm Avenue, tnenr* 155 feet f o l plaint n tb.s cause nn the 7thCpmday
rhtb nre Terrence and Hubert tors: nnd J. A. IJIntllne. rlerk.
Notice Is hereby given to nny nnd nil persons interested in the
low ing Lake Charm Avenue to start o f July. A D. 1924.
ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 140, Adopted hj the C«j(
Precinct No. TO (Lake Mary) Mrs. ing point, and also
» Brown, Charles Dooley, Ray Flynt,
l
r
'
is'
f V'r'th 'b r ' o r d e r e d that *
s
P
e^
#1
Assessments
against
the
various
pieces
of
property
above
Al.
D.
Durant.
A.
Mlnehow,
W.
J.
rir.n
of the City of Sanfqrd, Florida, on May 12, lMtff
Traci No. 2.)
. Fred White, Joe Ballard and Wil Hopkins, Jr.. Inspectors; nnd Mrs.
,,
15nceP
^
weak'for''eight*'cnn2eilTuv!j
’,Mcribed
that
Rfliti
“
“
essmenU
are
payable
in
full
within
The
West
half
Of
Lot
7.
Block
...
son Geigor,
The
following
is the estimated cost of paving Highland i
Frank S. Vernay. clerk.
Precinct
An.
11
(Altamonte o f Henry Foster’s Mammock* «u*t newsnnnie*^1?
The boys o f Laku Mary expect
,
,
*
*
n
thlrty
days
oftcr
thc
nbovo
“
ntl
forcRoing
special
assessment
roll
Sanford
Avenue
west to Park Avenue, n width of J*|
Sprnga), Arthur Lews, Mrs. II. C. from Lake Charm ns shown by J. O Countv. Florida.
to organize soon.
n p,nin<ii. fjaj been equalized, “ pproved and confirmed, or in fifteen cqunl an*
sheet asphalt on n 6" rock base.
Lytnsp. nnd Mrs. Frank It. Pounds, Fries survey o f Lake Charm, by
Plat thereof recorded in Plat Rook
nspeclors; nnd II. E. Fuller, clerk.
polo m"ITm hand‘ *nnd*"<>fficla 1h*eai ^
in"uUmo» t’\ w' th ‘ ^ r e a t at 8 per cent per annum from nnd
800 Cu. Yds. grading @ 50c................ ....- ......... —
“ HANG-OVER" COUGHS
Dated this the 6th day of Alay. A. 1. page 6. Seminole County Records.
utfor the time said special assessment stand approved and confirmed. 1680 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter <3> 80c
Sabi land being more pnritruinrly tots "in day of .May. a t», 1924.
D. 1026
I
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BOARD OF PI'HLIP IN- described n« beRlnnlng nt a point Clerk circuit Court'. H?mtool* coLn
, “ I have heen troubled the last COL’NTY
A n,e£ tinK of the Equalizing Board of tho City of Sanford, Fla , 2000 Sq. Yds. sheet asphalt paving @ $2-00
S.lt ebulns west from a post situ
KTItt'CTlON FOR SEMINOLE
ated 2« chains south from the half
4 or 6 years with constipation and
ty. Florida
.
I will te held nt the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on thc Dth day of June, A.
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
300 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 25c............. - ......^
mile post bet wren sections 2 and It
t havo- tried everything under the By C. A. DA LI. AS.
># J'*
1^24, nt which meeting said Board will hear any and all comthence run ivest S.62 chains, smith J. W. lirNTMli/
Pro Tem.
1 Inlet .............. ........................................................—>t
sun. but could not find nny relief Attest- Chairman
•• chains, east X .l! chains, north 6
Solb iior for Complainant.
• plaints and objections ns to such special assessments, and will nt said
T. W, I, AW TON,
until I got FOLEY CATHARTIC
200 Lin. Ft. storm sewer @ $1,20................... — ....—XI
rbnlns In section 11. township 21
(Seal)
Secretary.
south, range 31 <*iat, nnd also
Nudes of Application for T»% .Red t’inu‘ HlUust nnd equalize Said assessments on n basis of justice and GOO Lin. Ft. 3” drain tile @ $100.00 per M -........ —
•TABLET8, and you can bet ’they May 16- 23-30; June <1- 13.
, (T ract No 3.)
aro the pills,’’ writes R ohm E.
1Sintu(rsr>!J" t"hC ■(c ,ohrV j1*r*rrnl
an<1 W,len *aitl !lp{'cinl nsscssments ure bo equalized nnd ad- Engineering, Legal Expense, Etc, 8 per cent
Lot 6, B lock It, o f Dr. Henry F os
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Smith, 17 N. Robert St.. LudlngN o d e- I* in rchy given thst j*no i Uf,l‘-*‘1* same, will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding
east from
Lake
In compliance with the provisions t e r s Hammock
ton. Mich. FOLEY CATHARTIC o f law applicable thereto, notice Is » harm, as shown by J. O, Fries sur
•
’ TABLETS give qurjk relief from hereby Riven that an election has vey of Lake Charm by plat thereof , , ; r r ' 253,ri||1ntciir thoT«ih 'd*y "If *i<?ns upon l^e Pr°Perty “ tfainst which said assessments are made
Total estimated cost ....... — —;......- .........-*
0.A’ to
i ’”my
,!,2,•
l,n* and
fll-O ban
soldmail,
tir until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 138, adopt
constipation, also act on the liver. been called and ordered to be held, recorded in p|nt Hook I. page 6, fin
To
be.
borne
entirely
by
adjacent
property.
tltlcate
office,
County Records. Snld laud
.’ Especially comforting to stout per and the same will he held within Seminole
ed by the City Commission on May 12, 1924. *
nnd throughout Special Tax School being mare particularly described application for tax deed to Insu* i„
Number.of feet frontage, 1C03.6.
sons. Refuse substitutes. Adv.
District Nn 3, Seminole County. « s beRlnnlng al a post si dialed 26 accordance Wtlb law. Snld rerllfl- 12th, 1924.
Asscsssment per foot frontage, $1.1376.
Florida, said district being also chains south frurn the half mite eute embraces the follow in g des
L. R. PHILLIPS, City Clerk.
((SEAL)
» « "•
II, cribed property situated In Bumi
known , ns
Oviedo Hpecnl
Tux post between sections 3 unit
,
^VTICBTO CONTIIACTOns
,.
FRED T. WILLI All8,
• Ben ed bids will he received by School District, on Tuesday, June thence run west jr. xs chains. thenc» ni‘ r r,,.'Ln,y> Florida, to -w lt;
N ’ t < Mav 23*30
,
{
,
FOOT PRB
of
l*ot
Itfl
Sanford
Celery
Delta.
Tilli
------------1311, for the purpose
nf dstiT.................................
..........................1 ? ? •’balna. thence cast 1C S3
:
Florida, m the 11th.
E C IA L
** }'• township 31 south, range said bind belnR assessed nt th e date S P e
( It)’ Hall, in thu City nf Daviunn. mining who shall be trustees o f t h e 1
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NAME
.DESCRIPTION.
FRONTAGE
csrflfleat,
' .
’
. up to 2 p nn on May 13. 1926. fur sabl district for the next sue..... illnii Chains, thence north 1.9(1. i lmlns. In '* }' r
binds
east.
All
lands in Seminole In th e name o f L. T. Iirvnn. Unlass
t w o years, nnd thc number o f mills 31 cast.
Markham Heights Addition, Sanford.
i t y OR RESOLUTION NO. 139, Adopted on the 12th Day ot
l l h n .20" * ,ur“^ ,,l.m nf “ nr“ station.
County,
Florida.
, s „ l d c e r t if ic a t e shall lie redeems,I
Hlds shall b« acrortM>anl*d by n o f district school tux to l«i levlsd
May,
A.
D.
1921,
by
the
City
Commisaion
of
thc
City
of
SanMay
T.
Woodruff,
Lot..7, Ulk G................. ........... LT3
. cert tiled ehrek payable To L E. nod collected for each o f thc said
H appearing front the sworn h ill! theraotin*nn* t i ! " V1*,
will |s*ui
Hough. City (Terk, for the amount years.
fotd,
Florida.
D.
L.
Thrasher,
Lot
8, Blk («......—u —-•*.......133
’ “ ,y ^
The County Hoard of I’ tihRc In thut,m|. ,' 'V l" ' " 1 h " rHn •Win*" ) . . » : ! ) D." 192?
•^•hundred (ir.oo so) dollars, to
struction
bus
determined
by
reso
r
"
nV
‘
utof.’
i
«
V
ln
th
o
nlio've
re
and
T
h
t
follow
in
g
is
tho
oriimiitod
cn
»t
o
f
r«*p
n
vin
g
Nin
th
3
treatU*rom
Reginald
Holly,
Lot
7,
Blk H.......— - .........- 140
’ !v
M Il'tUldat.d damages
. “ V any bidder who is awarded the lution that ten mills Is the estimat hereby Xe«!uir^!id *".ch ?* y.“ « *r' I>. i » « 4?
I’ark
Avenue,
west
to
Holly
Avenue,
a^
width
of
30
feet,
with
|
Gcurgu
t)
niuKmy.LtiL-.iL.
Blk. IL
Jay
,,r
a
w
M
u
H
H
P
»
A
Avenue,
w
e
t
to
H
olly
A
ven
u
e,
t»
width
o
f
30
fb
cL
w
ith
ed
mlllagc
nreessary
to
be
voted
at
> contract and who fniia prorunlli to
' ♦'« ff* -we,
L»U($ election t/‘£.
purpose <>f*l|«
• execute tile run i r»iil ' » n'L i himm
Talil apcctal Inf school district far M the Court Uouse.la Sanford Klnr- J-*.•■**•«»*w, *
'
4Jfrulf
-*fWIYf,
...........735
( kldrT^e^^^
’•Ul heVeiuhnW tu the erundmr’twrt rca'rs.
**- rw*• -■*
' ■**-*■'-■*■‘
* ' V, ,
Realty-Trust Co., L ot-8, Blk rT.
'jSSZTtto*
Mon day to July. .:
r ' U? ,:n 1
rxectitlosr o f co n .
.. c tract ami homl. ■»r wiiinw w
m
, u" u* , n* namvd a i ». - s p . •»>4)le-?ke ■/mre hefrtmtfroTtfi day of 4- 25- 5- 2- 3- 1».33.30-61 ^
C’
From
Purk
Avcnur
to
French
Avenue.
•
*
N. II. Garner's Addition to Markham Park HcIrM*. S«W
.......... ... to net ns Inspector* und
: non of. proper
pointed
Proper authorities. .
nt the precincts named, with
461)0 S<|. Yds. brick paving to bo taken up and hauled to city
Joe E. Richie,. Lot. 1, Dlk J ...... .................... ..... *r>‘J
►iJiT." . y , Daytona resorves the clerks
in said Special Tax School District,
lot @ 12c ................................. ........ ......... .......... .... _:....$
552,00 N..E. W. Sistrunk, Lot 2, Blk J..... ........ .......- r*'J
V,to
f ny p,t’1 “ II hinds to hold said election:
a .i r » ‘.v” Informnlltlrs.
P redict Nn. 5 (Oviedo), Mr*. Mat- ADT UT m N V o SS,M 3 ? S L B? M; P0B PAV,N<! "N »K U HE8 - 3750 Lin. Ft. curb to be taken up and hauled to City lot
Fred It. Wilson, Lot 3, Blk J
135
UP!’“ 1‘lnna and
L Wheeler, j . N. Thompson and
r « r
NW" ,Zfi’ AduP‘ c<, by ,h« City Commisaion nf the City
•torlocation* no won HI., In tho or- tie
@ 8c........................................................................................
300.00
Sper.ccr Heights, Sanford, Fla.
file of the City clerk of Daytona T. I*. Meade, inspectors; and Mrs. of bantord. March 211b, 1921
S Mrt'sll. clerk.
1250 Cu. Yds. grading @ 50c.............................. ...*..............
025.00 G. W. Spencer, Lot 1—....................- .................
Tin
I Milium Mina
Dated tli.I the fitli day of May. A
DFSPRiPTinw
x- F 0 0 T
PRELIMINARY 3300 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 8 0 c................... .. 2,640.00 W. C. Hill, Lot 7 ............................................ *?■i ’cnuMt . T ' " ,h " , CI,y Clark, said D. 1924.
NAME
1
mlurned when the
d e s c r ip t io n
fron tag e assessm en t
plana nre returned In Rood rondl- COUNTY BOARD DF PUBLIC IN.
6730 Sq. Yds. paving (ft) $2.00............... ................................. 11,160.00 G. W. Spencer. Lot 13 .............................. HTRltCTION. SEMINOLE COUNHose Court Addition Jo Hanford, Fla.
tl.,n wRt, " 1 nvo days' a fU r th o"con /
TY. FLOItlDA.
irac^ la awirdid.
250 Sq. Yds. brick rclaid @ 50c............. .............. .....................' *125.00 G. W, Spencer, Lot 19....
Lot
87.......
•
t
............... — ......112
ltd.
Dy C. A. DALLAS.
$366.11)
■fit;
1176
Sq. Ft. coniTote alloy returns @ 2 5 c..........................
294.00.
Chairman l*rn Ti'm.
Ixit 89....... ....................
71J
Notice is hereby given to any and nil persons inter
247.51
AttPkt: T. \V LAWTON.
•
4
Inlets
@
$36.00
.....
.............
.......
.................................
140.00 Special Assessments against the various pieces of P*(
>• Lot 91....... ..................’
H7
(SvaJ)
Sreretsry.
276.07
.May 16. 23-39; JuMr- 6 - 13.
400 Lin. Ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.20..............................
480.90 described that said special assessments arc payable in ml
l^t 93....... ...... ............
7rt
L. E. HOtlnH,
241.16
2500
Lin.
Ft.
3”
drain
tile
@
$100.00
per
M..........................
250.00 thirty days after thc above and foregoing special
City Clrk.
U
t
95....
1........................ . DO
't
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
286.59
In
rompllnnee
with
the
provision*
Engineering,
I^g'“
l
Expenses,
Etc.
-----i................................
1,349.50
Lot
97......
•
t
been equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in tUiecn pj»|
YOTICn Ol- St.1STIIll's ■ h i *
—......................... 70
of law applicable thereto, notice I*
222.12
*nir M*rt?»** COurt, Hovt'nth j'u.to'iai hereby given that an ubotlnn has Rost* Court, Inc,
Lot 99...... .............. ...............170
installments with interest at 8 per cent per annum from i™1
5 3 9 /ff
Work!*. HemInula Coujf. been railed and ordered to lie held,
•f Lot 109.... ..... .... ........
70
18,215.50 tim^, said special assessments stand npproved ami cnnfirnwwJ
nnd the same will be belli within nnd
222.13
! H "-3.7ml. I,h
Px throughout Special Tux School Ids.
Credit by 3450 Sq. Yds. brick <fi $1.17...........4,036.50
4| Lit 110. .......... A............ ... 70
A meeting of thc Equalizing Board of the City «f
222.12
■SuSS,"ll,ond CoroPi»lnani,' ngalnat trirt No I. Sc nil no 11- County. Flor
Credit 3750 Lin. Ft. curb* @ 30c......................1125.00
Ixit I ll
Ida. said district being also known
5,161.50
tton*" v
^
rn*^1,u'“
cortiuruwill
be held at tho City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 9th
.............
70
'222.13
i:
4'iinipntvVlrgtolu-t ’nrullt'in * Chemb-al us Chuluola Special Tax School Dis
*
•
Lit
70
112
................
A.
D.
1924, at which meeting snld Board will hear an)
trict. on Tue*day. June 17 th, It*21.
222.12
for the purpose of determining who
•f Lot 113__ .......
711
plaints
and objections ns to such special assessments, and J
222.13
13,051 JO
shall Iie Irusteen of the sabl district Rose
Lot 111.... ........ ............;..... 70
To be borne entirely by adjacent property.
for the next succeeding two years,
‘.ime adjust and equalize said assessments on a bads «
222.12
the number of mill* of district
Lit 115
Number of feet frontage, 2,382.
' r u i,.;; and sale sruervu "tintortho and
right, and when said special assessments are so equaiw^J
tux to he levied and collected
222.12
abnvp enlltteil cause nn (he 19ii, sehnol
Rose Court, Inc•» Ixit 116 ......................**••♦»•••• 70
for each of the said years.
Assessment
ifoot front, $5.4802.
justed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and ren
d."yt 'if. APflL A. D, 1924? I s- H,,..
222.12
The County Board of Fubllc In
Mastsr in (’hunrsry on Mnn- struction lias determined by resolu
•» U t 117.... ............................ * 70
From French Avenue to Holly Avenue. ’
liens upon tho property against which said assessment*
222.13
,rt’ A *’• tori. In from
that ten mill* Is the estimated
118....
Ixit
*
1
...7...........
..
...........
70
fi>
#f. to» t-uirt lliituu. dtiur In S.in- tion
2300
Sq.
Yds.
brick
be .taken up and hauled to cltv
til paid in accordance with tho provisions of Resolution j
mlRage nec**»ary to bn voted at
l" ,,e <’,,u“ ty. Florida, will such elretlun for ths purpo*e of the
lot ® 12c .....:......................... .......................................
Lit no..... ..... .......... *.. ......... 70
222.13
* *•"«! sell to ti,,. nigh- sabl ■pedal tax school dlstrk't for
276.00 by the City Commission of thc City of Sanford, Florida, q
bidder fur r«*lt. ’ dur* the ensulna two year*.
*t Lut 120 .. .................... ......... 70
1425
Lin.
Ft.
curb
to
be
taken
up
and
hauled
to
city
lut
222.13
1924.
. ;
11
»
huum ft| Diiiii* t1i«* ini.
The following named are appoint
Lot 121.....
8c ............ ....................... ............. ......................... .......
(SEAL)
L. B PHILIPS, City
ed to act us inspectors und cierk at
7
222.12
i
114.00
County
of the preclnrls named, within said
Lot 122. . . ....................
70
650 Cu. Yds. grading @ 50c..................... ..........................
IHeinlnule, '''J"*4
Hint,,ln„f to*
Florida
more
222.12
Special Tax Hehool District to hold
275.00 May 23-30.
drsrrllivil 11* f.itl^w*. aald election?
Lot 127.... ■........— .... - ..... .
J3G0
Lin. Ft, concrete curb und gutter @ 80c___
80
253.86
1,088.00
Precinct Na 7. (Chulnotu) J. E.
23—i Cu. Yds. paving @ $2.00. ...............
Lot 128.... ......... .................... ioo
*320
**)’ " ‘■•’"riling lo AV. A’ Snyder. (Sen. t* Jacob* and Mr*. Ju
317.12
4,640.00
•*
Mop of l*»im llsni mock, as nto I'revalt, It1*p«rtnra; und Mr*. J.
Ixit 129... ............ ........ ........ 100
j 250 Sq. Yds. brick relaid @ 60c ...... ...........
317.32
125.00
recorded
«•* K Snyder. Herk.
•!„ ,o(Mi'1h,'rMf.
raaards ,l,l,y
of Orange
( ‘nun75
Lot 130.......... .......... ......
Dated* this th, sth day of May. A.
1
730 Sq. Yds. concrete alley returns @ -25c ...
237.99
ty. ) torhta (Of whirh n.il,| Orange I> 1934.
"F IR S T IN OUR LINES’’
180.00
Lot 131 —.......... ................. . fl5
'
4 Inlets @) $35.00 ........................
(Daunt*. Meiiilnoix County w*n* for COUNTY BOARD OF P IT tU jr IN
206.26
140.00
merly a purtl In. p|;,i |,uok ’ IV’ ,.n
STRUCTION FOR SEMINOLE
.
Ixit 132.....
300 Lin. Ft. storm sewer (g) $1.20......................
317-32
tiaau 71. Which said record ha*
COUNTY.
360.00
Our materiols »r« J
C ' " y 1l|lilj'. irai.snribe.i Iltl„
now lty c A . DALLAS.
Lit 133.... ...................... ........ 05
1000 Lin. Ft. 3" drain tile @ $100.00 per M....
200.26
100.00
4‘hnlrmau Fro Tem.
, . best, bur vrorkr
Roue Court, Inc., Lot 134............................. .... 100
•Cnlin5./F1«rhId.rr ' r''*
Engineering, Legal- Expense, etc.......... «...____
Attest- T. \V. LAWTON.
317212
683.50
(Seal)
S *d «tar>.
Is- unsurpassd*
lloso
Court,
Inc.,
Lot
t
3
5
„
.
..........
..100
•* e 8,V £
eil*r ,0
for M4> lb-1l-36, June fi-13.
317.32
zervice is excellent^
Notice is hereby given to any nnd all persons interested in the
u , , , . J- n SIIARMN.
7^81.50
c i * inPST
Hastsr In Chancery.
NOTICE OP ELECTION.
Special
Assessments
against
tho
various
pieces
of
property
above
6-1-3-10 -3 3-3l)-5l
Credit
by
2000
Sq.
Yds.
brick
@
$1.17
In compllnnc), with the pruvlsluns
2,340.90
tif luw appllcahl,. ‘ thereto, notice Is described
Estimates cheer*
that said assessments are payable in full within
Credit by 1425 Lin. Ft. curb @ 30c
427.50
I * t . l r r g l l C o u r t . 7 l h J m l l r l n l C |»- hereby given that an election Inn
2,707.50
4 c a l l , Mriu lnolr C o u n t r . F l o r i d a .
been culled and ordered to be held, thirty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has
. .Jl1^
•' * . •* I M s t t r r ,
and the mma will he bebl- within been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in fifteen euunl unmml
Total cjtimated coat...,...'...... ...........................
llownnl IL Bun.ty
arui IhrijuickcHit
Tux Hchuul! jn„* n m *
* o
^
.
unnuaJ
5,114.00
District No 5. Knminoh- «’ou my.1 to-ttaJlmcnt^ with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and aft«i- (h«
To be borne entirely by "djacent property.
* MADE IN ORLANDO
ft Kregrl if living, and If dead Florida, snld district bringu al».. time s a id 'a p c c ia l a sscssm enta stand a pproved a m f c o n f i r m e d *
.Number pf feet frontage, 936.
i 5 kart.lii* claitplnjf interests unINSTALLED IN
t7th.!
A m e e t in g o f tho M u a l i z l n g Board o f the CUy o f S a n fo n L F l a j
Assessment per foot frontage, #5.4637.
“
lie *
or oth- District, uu Tusadny. Juu.,
SANFORD
■1 . *” • 4-fshilants J. C. K rcg cl If
.'s:,,, W , ,K 7A.",..f-. W w ' 7 11' *• l* w “ l ">« c » y » * " «
r . M •» t i . au.
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
IlfOu:. and lr d«i-xd. all |>arllea c la im - district fur the next su. cpt*i|ltuf tw „)A D. 1924, at which meeting aaid Board will hear any and all corn!
Inlerc^in under J. C. k rcg cl.
Th-> tiensbn’a latent pattern, practic*'
sas*d or ntherwl»«. Ip u,« ft,| . dDVrkta?,l’h.!!V 1? x "t Ii"ti p° tovieu **mi I l,laint* and objections as to such special assessments, and will at .said
1
F fio T
PRELIM INARY
' encc and the latest’ design* jn Awnings are 0 I
ring described property, namely:
lho r’‘ u,; ,inie adjust and qtpiajiy said assessmfnts on « basis of Justice
AM L
DESCRIPTION
FRON TAG E ASSESSM ENT
t io.'V.£Uln lr*rt of Land situate ''ear*?*"1 f" r “ Mh " f
obtained throu
ltd t.Puniy nf Settiltiolu and Stale
rThe‘ rminiy itognl of uubtlc in-{ right, and when said special assosmento a re - ho
to
M
E. R. Trafford'a Map, Sanford.
iM o f
F. Laing, Lot 1, Blk U , Tr. T ............ ..........117
ainetsMentii.aT*' mli
C. Cobb, U t 6, Blk 11; Tr 7..-.?—.......,.:....!.117
*by ordered t|ligt you fnd
a tto appear too tiie hllr of
of.Resolution.
126,
adoptef.
f.
IL livers, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr 8..................
58.5
I s * ‘s*
pljlnt hereto filed, ou
thc vinning two yearn.
by
the
City
Commission
o
f
the.
City
of
Sanford,
Florida,
on
May,,#
t.
IL
Hynes,
Lot
2,
Blk
11,
Tr
8..............
58.5
of June. A. D. l » J 4.
Tin- following numctl a rc appointH I* further ordered that
crl t o ac) u* tokpectors and clerks lw * 4.
H.
Hynes,
Lot
3,
Blk
11,
Tr
8
.........
.......
58.5
;
IT „ P O k lk a lk m -b e p u h l U h o l t a t the precincts named, within said
(S E A I.)
L. R PHILIPS,‘ City Clerk.
L IT." Hynes, Lot 4, Blk 11, Tr 8 — ............... 58.5
.
a n sw spa- Hp.cl.il
Kp.-cLil Tax
Tux Srl,o.,l
Srlioul District, l<»
t " huM
publlKhcd In Kotnlnulc County suld rtcctlun:
May 23-30.
,
t
j
■
A. C. Martin's Addition. Sanford.
uncs a week tur eight cun
— - ga.i 1 1
Faseinci No. 6 (Oeneva). Mr*. Mnry
m" t , Oabay3"ana’ A-i
i S^ECRL- 3f8BEBBMEN*f~ ffOLL PRKI'A.HKD‘ UNDER1 AUTHOR? N. H» Garner, Ixit 4, Blk 10, Tr 9.........
....117
ltiv«se tnv hand ami tha te a l nf Moruti. lns|tsrtora: und Mr». Mollle
ITV OF RESOLUTION NO. 1J#„ Adopted by the C ll, Commie ■><» C.m«ron, Lot 0. Blk 10, Tr 8...
f f W Clt-uR Cuurt at Hanford, D. Dooley, clerk.
— 58.5
this S7th day o f t U ^ c h .
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FROM R O L L I N S
^ Federal Government Endorse Move
To I t T t f ) T O V € Quality of Homes in U .
rp
BARRY B. HUNT
ni-af ttfJfaw
t Sanrlte Stall W riter.
®KJTOK. D- C _ T*1*
-Glllitt” In. Masaachusafety in more than
It means aafety, alao, In
«it politics.
L^erick Huntington OilStoxfleld who U always
iJUssachuaetts when the
la mentioned, ha*
^i| unbroken victories la
«e for Congress.
T*na" a* well a* "safe,"
huvltable that this long
_*_L ti» AM* A# th n
re flection to the Senate la enoueh
to throw G. O. P. leaders Into chltla
and a cold sweat every time they
think of It.
On# o f 19 RtiifLiiilfl ( a liFa»altfA
Barnes 1,800
Streets^ Are
*
»
-—
IL LIAM M. B UTLE R, who
w a » firat slated to mako ihe
fight against Walsh, was chosen by R0LL1NS COLLEGE. Winter
President Coolldge to manage his
Park, May 23.—Graduation axeiC
election campaign. That pule him
rises at Rollins College on Thurs
out o f the aenatorship race. He
day evening. June 6, will close the
will have his hands full with the
39th year of college work for the
national campaign
oldest institution of higher learn
Channlng Cox, Republican goving in Florida. The college ha*
ernor o f the B ay State, was then
raised its standards' to undertake
approached. Cox thought It over
a much larger educational field be
and decided ho didn’t care for the
ginning with its -10th year.
honor.
Students from the following
Whereupon Frederick William
Ballinger, a member of Congress [ states are included in the 1924 enAlabama, Arkansas,
from Cambridge, announced he i rollment:
would make the race.
Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
N the heels o f Ballinger’s an
nouncement,
Glltett
was
called to see Coolldge. On the heels
o f life White House call, he an
nounced he would run for the Sen
ate. Bid Coolldge request It? Braw
your own conclusion.
Undoubtedly. Olllctl’s candidacy
will have the full support o f the
old Hue leadership In tho G. O. P.
He Is tho one man with whom thov
will feel safe. But even with Gil
lette, they admit. It may be a close
shave.
O
with Calvin Coolldge, the
ton of Massachusetts,
the Republican national
this year, the possibility
ikb, a Democrat, m ay win
jy
W
T 'X A L L IN p E R ’S announcement.
I J however, didn’t satisfy CoolUlge and other party leaders.
Frankly, they doubted his ability
to put tho skids under Walsh.
F or one thing, Ballinger la an
anient and active “ dry.” Next to
W ayn e Wheeler and Upshaw * o f
Georgia, he's th o dryest dry lti
Washington.
And while It Is desired that the
Massachusetts candidate for tho
Senate be pledged to uphold tho
constitution, it Is not considered
necessary for him to singlo out
specifically tho eighteenth amend
ment as the part to be upheld most
zealously. W h ich Is wliat they fear
Ballinger would do.
1 speaker o f the Houso ha
re power and 1perquisites
1 would have as a simple
3. Rex Holiday, Sanford. Will Be
Massachusetts, Mississippi, New
Jersey, New York, North Carolina,
North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee,
Virginia, Vermont, West Virginia,
Wisconsin and Cuba.
This year's class enrollment at
Rollins follows:
Seniors 19, juniors 15, sophomores
45, freshmen C2, special students
29. Department registrations In
clude: Bible 34, biology 32, busi
ness administration 86, chemistry
21, economics 49, education 46,
English 137, expression 24, history
71), journalism 20, languages 91,
mathematics 42, music 142, phys
ics 14, physical education 130, psy
chology 28, public speaking 40.
Nineteen seniors will be gradu
ated by the college in June. The
j following students, with majors of
study, will receive degrees: Cur
tis Atkisson, Fort Lauderdale, eco
nomics and sociology; Marcia Converso( Akron, O., music; Dorothy
Darrow, Okeechobee, history; Rob
ert Donaldson, Titusville, educa
tion; Nannie D. Harris, Winter
Park, Englia hand education; J.
Rex Holiday, Sanford, chemistry;
W. Johnston, Mineral Point, Wis.,
chemistry; Helen McKay, Tampa,
modern languages; Margaret Mc
Kay, Tampa, blologp; M. W. MeRoberts, Cleveland, economics; Eva
Free
State Helped
12 Mile Limit Treaty
DUBLIN, May 22—The total
saving on the Free State budget
in comparison with Inst year
amounts to about *70,000,000. Of
this saving a cut in the army of
about *Hp.000,000 is the largest
part. It is pofntcd out in the old
Unionist press that allowing -for
IN, May 22-Wlth a moveitr way tb change the
nearly 1,800 oBston thorktHis city’s tangled street
ever the banc of visitors
mien, may. be unraveled
tesr dnsafnr •«» thrrhiw—
b w i^cSncerm ^Chalrd H.
L. Noyes o f the *12,500,000 a year on maintaining
amissioners
has laid it cost tho Free State over *87,000,one of the greatest muni- public order In Ireland. Last year
iitening parties ever car000, and this Is taken as the meas
sed more and moro by the ure of the abnormality In Irish
ton* arising from the re conditions.
ef Identical street names ’ The estimates of the finance
u districts o f the city, minister for next year show »n es
(times even in the same timated deficit of some *43,000,000
Chairman
Noyca has which “ will be found by borrow
Jfures and facts showing ing or otherwise.” A great part of
ton has six Wahington the expenditure wilt go in pay
I five Washington places ment for damage to property in
it city limits, not includ- the campaign by the Irregulars
hington street north. He against the Free State.
Ithat there ara six streets
ter the well known AfJams
nd that in addition, four
leys” in various districts,
t name of “ Adams place” . streets. There are five separate
There are four
t streets bear the name Lincoln places.
Brook streets and three Brooks
places. Four streets bear the name
of Allen and four more are named
Aliston. Similar instance* occur
almost indefinitely.
Chairman Noyes has admitted
the magnitude o f his task in find
ing WQ0 new names for thorough
fares. Besides sollcting suggest
ions from Bostonian, hi board will
tudy the street lists of other cities
and towns In the United States,
hoping here and there to find a
name as yet unused in Boston,
Many V o c a t i o n a l
University
1923-24
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,
Gainesville, Jflay 22.—Virtually ev
ery phase of Florida farming and
every angle of housekeeping will
find a placo on the extensive pro
gram now in tho mnking for the
third annual gathering "for oil of
Florida's fnrm people’’—Formers
Week— scheduled for the week of
August 11-18 at tho University of
Florida.
Farm leaders of the state alrendy
are looking forwar dto this annual
affair, those in charge o f nrrangenienta say. as “ the culmination of
things agriculturally for tho yoar”
JM RS J&MH, { M a n
MRS THOMAS
'a u e u r - M
1
q; w )n t b r ^
rsm u A .-zl “
,R«tXCI
n
\r
IW iffe. m
f l PQJjBir. J
t
|first- check wnich duplicate he ha*
had nil the while and on which he 1'
ha:i forjred endorsement of the off!- :
cer. The teller cashes the cheek ;
without farther question and as a
consequence is ‘oat’ ■ anywhere
„ -r
Advise Against Defrauder Who, from *784 to $16U0."
Has Succeeded in Getting Sev
These checks are made to appear i
ern! Ohaeka Cashed.
aa having been issued by a. rell- .v
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 22. gious organisation or publication, 1
—The Fb>r!ila nBnkers' Associu- and have been made payable to C. j
tinn, through W. O. Booxer, its A. Adams. Mr, Booxer advised the c
■date bankers.,.Onu of them was . ■
secretary, has notified member ,made rnyabla U -O . A . Adams and )
banks throughout the state of a in one instance to a religious char
clever operator of a new scheme itable organization with a fictitious
to swindle. The defrauder has op name as the endorser .for the orerated in Tennusseo with checks ganizatiim. The signature-- name *
drawn on pornfa fn other rtatns ami thas been printed with a rubber >
in turn has operated In other states‘ ?tamp and usually the signing.efl- with checks drawn on Tennessee cci ’* name has been J. B. Knight,
hunks, the letter o f Secretary \it is suited. The operator gave
nooser stateF, and continues:
"Ho obtains specimen of the sig
nature of nsenior otficer o f a hank
by writing a letter to that officer
which will require an answer. lie
lulcr shows up at this bank ami
presents to the teller a chock foe
cash. Upon being asked tor iden
tification, or endorsement the oper-
WARNING GIVEN
BANKS ACCOUNT
BIG S W I N D L E R
M
t '*1
"
K m fl' ■
\ t i U c k K.l F R A H K k L
Tho Better Homes in America
movement Is striving to extend the
benefits of its educational work to
*vtry family in America. In thla
effort it ha* the cordial support
af representative men and women
o f the United States. Herbert
Hoover, Secretary of Commerce,
who has been identified with the
movement aince Its beginning, amj
who is now its president, writes of
U ns follows:
“ The Better Homes In America
movement offers opportunity for
»v:ry citizen of every American
atr. town, or village to participate
<n ita important educntlonal projrT*m. From this movement there
mould develop steadiness of char
s?u r, high ideals of fntnilv life
■-1. te nrldA
qpij responsibility
£>#..JOHM J . T/OERX, (
Dr. John James Tlgort, U. S. lea; so wo believe In and will work
Commissioner of Education, a for Better Homes.”
member of the Advisory Council
Mrs. John D. Sherman, chairman
of the organixation, says: "The of the Department o f Applied Ed
drive for Better Homes in Amer ucation or the General Federatior
ica, conceived as it is as an edu of Women's Clubs, and a director 01
cational program without commer Better Homes In America, is dicial consideration, should command rqcting tho National Garden Week
the co-aperatian of the schools Campaign. She says: "A house
nnd nil who are interested in edu does not suggest a home unlesa It
cation and progress by education hr.* a garden and growing things
It is frequently observed that v.< around it. This is why the General
re in a period of unrest and up b 1deration of Women’s Clubs and
envoi. Nothing can contribute no Better Homes in America art
effectively to n hasty return to sta working side by aide for more gar
bility nnd domestic tranquility as dens and better homes."
morn and better homos,”
Dr. Lee K. Frnnkel, chairman
* All of the other* shown above o f the National Health Council,
are members of the Advisory Coun write*: ” 1 know of no movement
cil. Mrs. Thomas G Winter, pres which in the long run will be pro
Went of the General Federation of ductive of bettor results to the peo
Women's Clubs, says: “ We club ple of the_ United States than the
women- who are largely mothers. Better Homes campaign now being
MUife ip Uvu chikirqn* the families. ronduvtuJ-^.Jrt-'ih^
{
EARTH SHOCK FELT
HOME, May 22—An earthquake
shock was felt at Pievepclngo, Pnvullu and other places in the Fignano region southwest of Bologna.
No hnrtn wn* done.
nnd as "the rallying tlm eand place1f„
of all farm people and all farm organizations in the state for the A;
year.*'
cc
Leading off in importance last Vf
year were, roughly,'general farm- _
ing, live stock and dairying, citrus
growing, trucking, poultry, home “
economics and general housekeep- m
ing, beekeeping nnd grnpo grow- I
ing. The program for this year I
probably will he similar to) that of K
last summer. Effort wil lbo made ■
—W e operate over 9500 stores in U. S. A .
— Our Buying Power is Unlimited
— W e eliminate the middleman's profit
— W e own and operate 27 factories and can
neries.
TH AT’S W H Y W E ARE THE N A T IO N ’S
Q U ALITY STORE ROOM
J SMALL
LARGE
PEGS
m u /
II
Bulk
BRING YOIIII BUCKET
/o tC
6W
.'v a
'tfic
Saturday---- Monday
Fresh Mackerel
Full .Line Fancy
Franklin
WestevR ^ud, . vN a t i ^
—
No. 1*1-2 can !i
-
M EATS
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
D AILY
Received
•WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY
Kingan’s
LB.
Regular
PER
Kingan’ s
PURE
J. R. WRAGGLE. PROP,
Pound
Phone
LADY
PER
ALICE
POUND
' .,- y.
A Convenient Place And
CHEERFUL SERVICE
The very beat there ia
.. ,
cereals, cookies, tasty aweeta.L9 f r•u
All standard good foods "Ret
n
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p v
L I
;
FOR PICKLING USE Q U A L IT Y A . & P.
�r.
n:?1
THE SANFORD.HERALOrFRIDAV; M AY 23, 1924. i I f
'W79VZ
fT
£
The Sanford Herald
»«b>l*l'T4
—,i-*j*aaerr " ‘ T /.T * ” > ; •***
f.y>A>nAge For the Boy.
* 4V *
•‘
_____• *. *J
•
As Brisbane Sees It
What about the boys of today? Are they becoming
better or worse? Are they taking advantage of the oppor
*» £*»**«* t <"■>'•■ M»RW *40- tunities they have or are they becoming a shiftless lot?
lutivr
I'M*. «i *'••■
at
Onntt.nl. FlorM-i, under act ot Muren There is no more important question than this before the
*. XJ»T. r * t ' *<
t
people.
_
__:___________________ ----------------Problems _____
confronting
HOLLA XI> ttDBAN
________
__ „ thpse responsible for the proper
.
•••ai.it.rd.
7.}/ L i
.V
-
, „ i , i . . . -’STRAW H A T SEASON
J
foolish Stock Broker*.
Mar* Will Teach U*.
C
500 Million for Strikes.
Dan Dobbi
»il I ; ifiti ; ’
Buttons are ks.j
ofT by laundries.
Trying t0 geT^T
a man Took odd.
Copyri^nv, m *
1* 1
l| -1*
THE STOCK MARKET-had a
K'fefy man has a ^
' Tiiesday becau*’
tends writing when $
the bonus bill went through,
-<
ee:
railroad
and
other
shareb
People u h o lIiT ,. _
shoul
dtell the truth
fell,
and
speculators
had
ffffiPOO}
the blues. They showed similar
No town
lack of intelligence when they de
M m d st
recklra- drivers’
clared that the Fodoral Reserve
plan Would ruin everybody. The
Uhal » mss,
as much ns what he
Federal Reserve prevent* panic*
and has already saved this country
Love mnkes~the~*wy-l
.J k
on farms don’t have to work as did the boys fifty years ago. from at least two old-fashioned
to furmtuie stores.
ID EH T H h A M O C U T I D PRES* Even on the farms are found machinery and improvements
MB3*r
"Black Fridays.’’
Aaaoctated Trata
la exclu*The great
*
..
.... .
l? S % n t U v i:^ t...
h > -.uM
^ ^ a ^ a lessening labor, *■»
|
kids
kicking becau« *
ilcai ion Ot tU new»•
DO INTELLECTUAL gamblers
In rptihliclschool education the boy of this generation
•etharwla*
not
are coming.
c r e d i t e d V>*W
. . — -ot'
-. . . __ . . .
*redited to thia paper and alao the possesses a decided advantage in the length of the school that sell railroad stock believe that
loMal nawa pubhaned herein. All
It is a fact that sinr^
H n t* ot re-iiubiicatloi. of apaclal year, in the studies he pursues nnd in the high class school handling one hundred and fifty
dlapatche* herein are atao. reserved.
a person’s life if
teachers qnder whom he studies. More and more are the millions to the soldiers in the com
careful where and *1*,!
. A ♦ » Boy's'.and tff%ng men seeking education and tho colleges all ing year will diminish railroad tra
F r id a y , m a y
vel and ticket buytni; 1 Don’t they
over the country are filled to capacity every year.
Perhaps some ptnpU*®
know that every dollar given to the
COD’S WONDERFUL LOVE:—
shoes
because they f«i .
soldiers
w.'
,
go
into
circulation
and
>
The cry has gone up that the youth of today is lacking
WHAT DOES GOD RBQUIRE?
when they take th«n^*-|
help
business:
Do
they
imagine
— And now,-Israel, wh#L does the in kindliness in manner and in respect for his superiors, that J. K Morgun, Thomas
F. '
Lord thjL God .require of thes, but having little regard for law and order, ns compared with the Kyan and the Vunderllp boy* buy
Refusals to testiflia,
ornment investigator
boy o f earllef periods. ‘ This may be true but we don’t think all the railroad trckels anu keep
proseprity aiive nil by themselves?
i ‘ ana to serve the Lord thy God so. Undoubtedly those believing this have picked out the exti, with all thy heart and with all thy jeptional boy and based their opinions on him. If it is true
SENDING PHOTOGRAPHS by
-goal. Deuteronomy JOi 12. -» •
Mail robber escaped h
‘.here are hone responsible except those who had charge of wire is nt Inst perfectly successful.
Since
they catch 10
This
means
more
to
education
of
OHI SNATCHED AWAY IN lis home-training.
they should watch
this
earth
than
we
can
realize
now.
^
BEAUTY’S BLOOM
etosely.
' We are living in an entirely different age. Conditions Merely gratifying curiosity or cap
Oh? snatch'd away in beauty’s
turing criminals by telcphotograhave
chnnged
greatly
in
the
last
fifty
years.
Perhaps
those
r
bloom
William J. Hums, the 1
On. thee shall press no ponderqtj3 people who think the younger life is going to the "bow-wows” important thing.
mous detective, has reu
phy on this little planet isn’t the
« tomb;
:io not understand nor do they take much interest in the
ing n good detective 07S
What can be done here on wires
But on tbiy turf shall roses rear problems that ure continually confronting the younger life.
is baffled.
can be done through the ether that
Their leaves, the earliest of the
separates this earth from other
The
boy
of
today,
as
a
rulo,
has
better
home
training,
*'r year;
These are the dayi'j
in our family. Wo shall
Aria the wild cypress wuve in ton*- setter .educational facilities, and many belter opportunities planets
niencement dress is rT_
get from those planets radio por
a der gloom:
careful thought thin £
Tor amounting to something than the boy of three score traits showing faces o f their V - j
mneement adddess.
strange inhabitants
and radio
/ears
ago.
Toduy
offers
a
great
future
to
the
boy.
There
Aria oft by yon blue gushing
are big things needing to be done. The country needs big "blue prints" from Mars showing
stream
,
' ,
how to dig ennuis to store the
■III
Shall Sdrrtiw leadrljer drooping merf. ThU IS bn age for the boy. The one who takes advan us
wnters of the oceuns when frost,
The Outdoor Recreation Conference
* head,*
1 "*
'
tage of his opportunities has unlimited possibilities.
ruin and attrition make this earth
Arill feed deep thought with many
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
perfectly round, leaving no natural
* a dream,
'; .
cavities to hold water.
And lingering pnusc and lightly
Pictures
Telephone.
If the enrth were absolutely
After the close of the war be
With the progressive cheapening
** tread:
round, ns it will be in a few mil tween the states, many whose mem of the uutomobile the possession of
A business would soon shut its dog
Fond wretch 1 ns if her step dis
lion years, tiie ocean would cover
The
average
person
seen
a
picture
in
a
newspaper,
looks
turb’d the dead!
if it didn’t pay out something pretty rej
It about n mile deep everywhere. ory harks Lack to that period will unc ceased to he a proof of wealth.
at it. and then dismisses the matter from his mind without We must know how to prevent remember that newspaper writers Country clubs and the game of golf
Away! we know that tears are
ularly in the way o f dividends. Hm
thinking very much about the efforts that were put forth that. Mars, tens of millions ' of were prone to muse upon the effect became increasingly popular then.
vain,
years older than earth, will teach that the years passed in the'open Then, to keep the children from un
first
to
secure
the
picture
and
then
to
get
it
to
the
newspaper
That death nor heeds nor hears
der tho wheels o f the increasing !S about you rself— Is all your salary goin
us by rndio.
distress,
*
nir would have upon the character number o f motor cars, where their IS
in the shortest time.
fo r operating expense— A re you span
Will this unteach us to complain ?
IF THAT SOUNDS preposter and tastes of the veterans of that involuntary presence was highly
News dispatches Tuesday told of the publication by a
Or make ond ‘mourner Weep the
conflict.
It
was
predicted
that
out
ous, remember what you would
inconvenient to the occupants of £ in g all you earn? I f you are, you willl
• less?
* New York paper of pictures which were sent to New York have said 2d years ago if you had door recreations, such as celebra the car and mussed things up some- I■
Ami thou—who tcll’st me to for- jy telephone from Cleveland. Copies of the newspaper been told that a preacher in Chi tions in the open air and picnics times, the attention of their adults jg classed as a failure.
• get,
cago some day would be heard In would be greatly favored by them. turned to the providing o f public
Thj looks are ymn, thine eyes are which has been received in Sanford show that the picture Los Angeles and Newfoundland Rut all who participated in thnt playgrounds ir the city parks for;H
P A Y YO U RSELF DIVIDENDS
was remarkably clean and ably, demonstrated the fact that
violent argument were ready to the kiddies. Nor are "sports,’’ ; B
wet. ’ :
..
—Lord Byron. it is possible to reproduce pictures that are transmitted over in the sume second.
agree that ytm is no picnic, and did from tennis to baseball; to bu i g - ! ■
long distance telephone.
MC ADOO, IT IS SAID, has al not care to bo reminded, however nored; though their only relation'* out o f every w eek’s earnings and put
The Bhrlrfe pienle Is over.
faintly, of its hardship:!.
to the subject is that the spectators
Announcement was made that the method was "a sim ready mure than *100 Democrat?
into your surplus— your savings accoqq
■
----------- 0-----;
During the decades following the
the violent work of their
1c
delegates.
This
indicates
that
Sanford doe* things right.
ple, rapid and accurate picture transmission system” and it lie alone at this moment hus any American people were largely giv- watching
favorites
at
least
breathe
fresh
air
. - -O '
was the intention of the American Telephone and Telegraph chance to get a two-thirds vote, i,*1
n up to the amassing of wealth, while they yell the’.r approval ef
Two more convention*
we^ - .-eKiwe** • . I^iCoropany to.inaUll.the neceggwry. machines on various long If his men prove loyal. On th d fr t first to nuike up for the ravages the heroes, or call down condign
war and later for the sheer lovo punishment on the “ umD^’
other hand, it is said that Mr. C«x
dlslance lines, according to thp demand foV the services?
bu,
who
once
ran
(very
gently)
.
h*t
nit ” snyirwngtlrfnir n lrir
Tbi? first tobt” Was made between Cleveland and. New arunged'Trlth AJ Sirrlttf
jg
.
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; »•*•-;» , *4>*■Y^k» - ^-MaehineainicrierjtAdglfefi s r Clercland tfo ^fiat ’ whtm toalirotnate^eAdiAf'<nrt,IS,irff '•tnv mention
idge which meet* today at Wash
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
d more artificial.
The exodus ington for a twe-day session may
convention.
the
Republican
national
convention
convened
there
next
rff docs the Daytona Journal
F.
P.
FORSTER,
President.
‘ U. F. WHITNER, 1
om the farms lo the cities grew be considered a culmination of the
is McAdoo-Ku Klux Klnn month it might be possible to send pictures to New York in
. •. j ...
JfrenUf*. und the eddy that carried reaction from to btorenuous atten ■
THE
AVERAGE
Democrat
will
Etuftl >t
a few tninu’Ws. In the test teat1' last Tuesday less than ten be interested in the Cox-Al Smith Depole the other w a y wsh but fee- tion to business which-has marked e i i i H u m i i a a i i i a m i a g i a n a i i i i i i n i n
American life In later days. Ex
jth Carolina has added its minutes were taken in sending the pictures to New York, plan bocuuso it will alienate from
Then the automobile was invent- actly what the delegates are to
tw<gt\y-three delegates to the Me- making allowance for developing at each end of the wire. the Democratic Party the great
railroad und other labor support
and improirikl, and city people confer about it is difficult to say
Adqfif column.
The picture* were seven,by five inches in size.
which belongs to MCAdoo und that
gan to "discover'' the country’, in the absence o f n program—but
For the.information of those interested in this new pro no one else could bring into the he farmer*, at first bitterly hos- dougtless someone knows und will
Afltl if was a godd picnic. Everyone had a good time nnd nil ouf- cess it might be instinctive to know that in sending, the campaign. No man c»er ran fur tie to the "gasoline buggy," came inform them today. All the "ad
visitors wrill go away talking about original picture is placed around a cylinder containing a President with the labor following to appreciate its distanc-annlbi- vance notices," if so they may be
that McAdoo possesses.
lating possibilities. City people called, that we have received about
the' pleasures and possibilities of
The Sportsman’s Store
learned to appreciate the country it, are marked by a vagueness
photo-electric^
cell.
In
the
receiving
office
another
cylinder
Saitford.
which
may
be
judicious,
but
which
REPUBLICANS,
Democrats
and
hen
they
could
roll
through
It
at
117 ?tAb
carries an unused film. Both cylinders are synchronized and
Everything for the Sportsman.
Jgjjge William Lindsay of Chi- while they revolve a very small, intense beam of light, Independents may bo Interested In 10 rate o f twenty miles up to rail- leaves us apprehensive that a flood
the statement, n.aue on good au
road speed, however destructive of of oratory will be let loose from
cagq^says that the only way you
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might P®ople o£-«no idea such as the councatv reach the rfoula of some chil- thrown on the original photograph passes through the film thority, but not vouched for here observation such rapid speed
dreh 'is through the 'rfeafs of theft to the photo-eteiAric oell with <an intensity proportionate to that LaFollette will run ns an In be. The horizon of the country try has oeen cursed with to a ladependent Republican unless the dweller was greatly enlarged when I mentable degree in recent years,
trofller*1. What about those peo the lights and shades'oQ the original pictures.
Democrats nominate McAdoo, and ho could consider any man liv in g 'Bn'l ‘ hat many
on irrational
p l e d omover grow up?
By the aid’ of new! devise known a s'a light valve, a will not run if M cauoo is nomin ten miles or more distant hi* M*n«m© will be broached,
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ihgbor whom he might visit in j But then, the responsibility is on
Ith^Carolina’s delegation was beam of light, eofrrespondirig in intensity to the orignal beam ated.
The reason given is that LaFolan hour or to*
%Pre*ident Coolidge, not on ija.
Bcted Wednesday fur Me- is received by the photo-electric cell, nnd thrown on the re
ette believes McAdoo would get
They beat us to it, but only
' they got together first. ceiving film. As the receiving cylinder revolvfcs, the ray of he big rullroud vote upon which
FlcMda'*wiU Instruct just ns un- light moves gradually from one end of the cylinder to the he, IuiFulIette, would count, in un
A “ FRAM E-U P” REBU K ED
retgrYedly, just as un(|UA>lflcdly other. When the end ip reached the film is ready for the nuc|>endent campaign.
andJiil*V as irrevocably for McA j^uo development.
TAMPA TRIBUNE
THE NATIONAL Association of
;
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Hanufaclurers
was
toid
Tuesday
It is said that under the proper atmospheric conditions that labor unions, had recently lost
tor Borah’s committee exon- mlttee and in none o f it could be
tftculveil, good ipublicity phutugraphs may b e ’transmitted by radio by f h e’same meth
W e announce the opening o f our ofl
9 per cent of Llclr membership.
ated Senator Wheeler, of Mon- found strength enough to justify
ceremonial con- od.
Only
20
per
cent
o
f
worker*
that
na,
o
f
any
misuse
of
office
to
ob
at
bere. The visitor* to this — — •■ ■ ■1 ■-*Ji 'JrVi 1; 1
_ i/— ■ . —
.'...4__ might be in unions belong to them tain oil permits from the guvera- the proceedings uguinst Senator
Wheeler.
j§
XS home with goofi opinoow. That may be, but the 20 per ritent. The cummittee’s decision
No time will be lost, no wordiH
hls section pf the Vtafcl
.ent suffice to raise and keep up
usj it wns forecast. In the light will be too Bevere, to brand th» 15
them were loud in their
■TO ADVERTISE FLORIDA
210 East First St.
the
salaries
iff
100
per
cent
o
f
the
ses none of its importance be- effort to intimidote one branch o f :*
f Sanford and Semintdo
workers, thus building up nutional
f t . p i e r c £ nf. w s - t r i u u n e
i the evidence or laclc thereof, the tho government by another to keep :5
cos
prosperity.
mmittce could not d o otherwise.
the people from learning the truth ;■
—oOutside of that small group who of administration. The people are “
llugo Stinnes had one
Florlila Gidny is beginning lo|to the fact that the originator of
IT’S ALSO SAID that strikes
laud the efforts of his enemies, now persuaded that the plot of thu
which he was particular- feul the affect of the limited <this exhibition. Mr. Ringling, pro‘ d und abetted by the Republic Whooler prosecution
lie was a profound book- nmount of advertising whlflf' haij posed It at a lute date, It was im- cost country more than five huni"v ««u iiu n was
wua to
10 compel
National CumniiUee to "frame’1 abandonment of the investigation
jovMFartd spent much time nmong been done.’ ’ Many counties have possible to make the showing Jred million dollar* a year. That’s
liiavui
81 iiL-ricr, inure
C gen- Ol
ator Wheeler,
there Will
will D
be
hlspctrqjropies Hi>Jpft.to kis old- l/pm year -to yenr Issued booklets 1wished for, or to so ndverttsy it erious and probably accurate.
of UaUKtl
Daugherty’s Department of Ju»Let thq prosperous class that
ul satisfaction over
the commit-1
tice. > The
Tli case was worked up by
.
.
,
,
tic*.'
astern <a rnr co
colle^ion
.
.4_ ion .of
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old and
_ them,
have been displays of that the greatest good could be weep about the cost of the bonus
»’■
verdict
on
tne
charges
brought
Daughert
charges
brought
1
Daugherty’s
men and agents of the
ins,- Too bud the products nt the various fair'done.
ee if they can’t do something to against the man who had the force ^ “ bRcan National Committee. If
the That
strike problem,
that |cost*
courage
show preparaup the Dnugh- WhNder had been less a man, he
t. Btlnnes. Book* are won- a splendid Investment is evident tlons
— nt this time
..
of the olve
state.
Tho ami
proposal
to tobegin
forexample
a mammoth
hree
times as thia
muchHan
as been
the bonud
« l y regime.
f*od fqr thought,
and much- o f the development of exhibit to be placed at Madison ind more. To maintain a constant ’^The Boruh committee’s decision might have been nffrighted, but
■■H I
w — — 0— —
t
professing neither guilt nor cow.
the state ean be traced directly‘ to Square Garden next winter, possi
ndustrial clvi; war costing five
ht
to
be
followed
promptly
by
ard ce he defieU his enemies to do
has had a tremendous that advertising.
bly just niter the conclusion of the pillions every ten years In a nation
withdrawal of the suit filed their worst and kept sticking the S Phone —---------------------------------jf people to take care of
Last Ketyuary, following the fair at Tampa, when many
exhlb- •hat denounces international war la
7 ex
nst him in Montana by the De probe deeper into Daugherty is m.
n
1st few days. ’ The streets Southeastern fair at Tampa, an its might be easily secured, should
Id diocy. Labor an«) capital ought to
ment of Justice, for all the eviNo
more
persuasive
reason
for
as crowded as those of AII-Florida\xhibit was staged at meet with the heartiest kind ol hange that.
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e that the Montana grand Jury tho investigation is necessary thj.n
tile.
Every BHallable Madison
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Unbare Garden.
A numsupport from every eounty in' the
was given to the Senate Com- the frantic efforts to prevent it.
There Is the opportunity
IN SPITE of bonuses and striki
-q fl"edr aA
n ^ Vyat
‘ " l*‘~
‘ “ ^, ber ofb cr*«* ‘ he counties of the 1
Anjl
evary
nn(j for genuino co-operation, when here is money left. The greu.
nt off smooth
imoothly. Shrine stite participated in this .
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'every county may select the best
b
e’egraph and telephone monopoly
doubtless
H-wos
ie city police and ail who
effectual in bring- f rotu |ta exhibit . a t , Tampa f^nr •viII issue 1,500.000 new shares ot
T
H
E
RESULT
OF
T
E
X
A
S
t in entertaining the vis- ing many jieople to the state. Due : make an All-Florida exhibit.', ^
rock and the people wLi scramb
t<> be coQgratulated. #
ST. P E T E R S B U R 0 IN D E P E N D E N T
* .B«y li) the 1150,800,000 ut ti
ojrfqne feuatlir^d dollars
ologists |xcavatlng <jn
rqnrdtulyjdiu on the irt
He McAdo victory in Texas
That’s the Success Rule
sf ancient CaVtfia^e hale
Underwod delegates!*
plan tills stock will ser
-M
YR
A
VO
B
ETE
STORIES
in many ways more significant la a ratio of live to one.
i
}air of spectacles of the
o strengthen a great crowd
By IRVIN S. COBB
There ia not the aliaht^at
*
ury B. C.. and in a Punic
was even the Georgia pri
tockholders increasing the coi
erra cotta figurine of an
There Is Coming: A Time
lany’s support among the public.
ory.
Early In the campaign Unof rouge and facj
Florida
ts
about
the
some.
Un-lfi
In
atown
nyir
Boston
nearly.all
principal
figure
in
isode
this
rood’s managers chose Georgia
..ftS
bronze razors and milk
HERE’S GRIEF for vegetarians,
Taxaa as the two states in derwood show* little strength |n iS When your Earning Capacity ia m uch 1ms than1
. IK
,,Bobbed hair wo* the only the residents were persons 1 of was not happy; he had been tin too juice of raw meat help* co
eh
they would make their bat- ?vIthittV ,d 1 U lmore ‘ han like-15 Present time— N^v is the time to s a v e — while)
fashion those days. Which means. There was a smart cohn- main loser.
uni|itives to conquer the diseat
, to Justify their claim that the ly that the sweeping tide of M.able.
ciuo. Here
nere on Saturday nights
*
that history repeals ‘ ryy club.
Long before he reached his houst .uining weight, by rebuilding muL
)Uth was behind Underwood. The . uSian.r*nBth W
Ul
‘he
Sole families gathered, the boy* lie was soaked up to the kneea»Oi. ular tissues, worn down by tubci
You will be surprised to see how fast yo“ r
lorgia primary came first and,
------ 0--------girls a?|d the younger married arrival his first act was to remove
ulosis. Doga artificially inocula
Adoo beat Underwood by more
Account
will grow with regular Systematic Sa«n
churches last year ra couple* to dance and the elder his shoes and trousers. With hii d with cunsumption recover whi
two to one. Then the fight
the
Seminole
County Bank.
Contemporary’
Comment
re hundred and fifty mil- statesmen to play a quaint old Per trousers left on a downstairs ra
ed on raw meat and die o f the di
to Texas and the Under
from their congrega- sian game called draw-poker.
ase when fed on vegatablcs.
dialup to dry he mounted the stain
managers made their h » t ef------ COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US’
“hirts were never so run
and passed through the lightec
The Texas county conven- j
' .1
dy.
The
motive
is
believed
tn*K*l
FRIENDS OF
consumptlvi
hallway to hla chamber. Thia t ‘
1showed that the McAdoo men
MAKE THIS YOUR BANK
on women’s silk handkw ;
should not at
too
mi
him past the room occupied by
4A
control the .Texas convention revenge
chief*.—
Detroit
New*
Uker'
iportance
to
ann<
'-voflte daughter. 8hr V- J
- 1
old
lour open *gd amid
M iH * '
to
0
ok. 5
.
even,___
r Vi
-n
with
’
hi*
revelationj
0f
10 chauffeur he wou
*
on In
SfufcV*
■7T
r\
^ n ow A .u i ii t u u i - - - - ^ ^
bT the. n a tio n .' grotr*
r i m l i * changing of living conditions and with the advancement of
191 M*«m*H* A t m .
the race. The raising of boys in this age must of necessity
|OBICHU*Tiail *A T *S l
Db» Y**r.-.—I7.W. BIX Month* IS.M be done along entirely different lines than in former years
Dollvcml In City by Carrier per
WMk'ilc. weekly IWltlon U Par when conditions were vastly different.
Z*ar...., /
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The average b6y today doesn’t hnve the “ chores” to do.
m trtA L s o t i c a ! All ‘rfbltutry Instead of wood fires^tp keep “warm, those pdrts of thecounBOtlcaa. card* ot thank*. Mioltttlvn* try requiring heat, uSe the furnace. Instead of pumping
end notice* or entertainment* where
ihariti *r* mad*, will ha charged water, the faucet comes into use. Those boys being lalsed
tor a* regular advartlalnir rate*.
P o
ARE YOU PAYING DIVIDEND?
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SANFORD CYCLE CO.
8
Hill Laundry Co.
DRY CLEANING
LAUNDERING
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THE SANFORD HERALD,; FRIDAYV-WAY <E3,‘ 1924. » '!
Thornl
Water*
Attending the Shrine,Celebration
SINGER
Jr., Kara Williams, l and Clarj front ChOluota Thursday were Mr.
Zachary. .Who.will be among the <*nd Mra, Brurr.ley and Mrs. SnySEWING MACHINES
firit 12 to start in the campaign, i^er.
Portable
Electric
or Regulnr
family
style.
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You must act quickly this is 1
^ party motoring to pointa-on
TERMS TO SUIT
,.hor rnmpaicn «Mh costly pracs lh„ E„ t
th
h
at stake. Go in to win.—AdVer.
.
,
See W. H. McFarland-at T. .J
-ttw rnw r- - -»•.» '» • '
- .........S a n fo rd ^ jjjjto e .jire r fo r .a few
'
inrreTX Sah. ■*”
*
|hours. In the party were Mr. and
printed below.
idany popular
Phone ■■ —
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candidate* hnve been nominated
J
,
7 u .•
Mrs. Hnny L. Sjoblom, o f Orlando
<2 ’ he Shrine cclcbrstloo
, |r „ nJ M
^ E sjob|
by their friends.
won
IV.
W.
P
M
n
r
.
-I
OcsU.
Knoitv„
|
C
i
Ttnn.,
,|r „ d
l . noKl i t
There will be 12 prlres awarded
IJ OAtiuwrt ttrlnvr
on June 28th to the twelve can
fitrlnry
r Wti u II t
rniaa, of Wennipeg,
didates having the hiirhea number
In Sanford Thursday was Mri
typewriter,
uur
Canada.
make.
UfifKl ns
of votes and only the first ,12 Frank Harrell, of DeLantl, who
new.
Ask to *«*
highest in the list will be shown motored over for the; day*.
one. *
on the screen at th* Milane Thea
ii. s. rox n
Smith’s Barber Shop
tre during the ranjyjaign.
Mrs. W. l>. Ballard, of AltaPeeplro ll«i«a
I'hnne 335
The car.dfdntei : , 3f*tH*wC the monte Springs, was in Sanford for
highest numher of votesliwill be the Khrine celebrntion Thursday, for better barber work
riven the choice of h &&9fi Essex
— next Valdez Hotel.
Six Touring or a $9.r>0 Overland
Spending the duy in Sanford on
Sedan or $800 in cash. '-The sec
ond highest will receive a vacation Thu is day was Wren. McGinn, of
trip to Chfcngtr-or New York or Patna.
First List of Entries
Milane Theatre Ticket
Selling Prize Contest
Office 148;
MRS. W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J.
W elfare Department Shrine Dance Proves
Met Wednesday
Enjoyable To Guests
_ ccxrcises at the Mir, at 8:16 o’clock.
Saturday
■
v,lar will entertain his
j, #t a party at tho
■ parents, Dr* and Mrs.
4:30 and 6 o clock,
irsn’s Story Hour at the
4 o'clock.
Monday-.
Guild will meet with
i gelding at her home
take at 3:30 o ’clock.
L o! Holy Cross Guild
irnno* of opening the
Whitner’i, at 4 o clock,
be a meeting o f interest,
[ley Truth Seekers Class
It the church parlors of
list Church at 3 o’clock.
’»r« Mrs. J. E. Spurlin
ujflass, Mrs. R. F. CrenTelfonl, Mrs. Brumley.
Maye, Mrs. C. B. BradTuesday.
apartment will entertain
it J o’clock at the club
i. Cassandra Schultz,
kis will be the last meetdepartment this year.
The welfare department of the
Woman’s Club held a very pleasant
as well as interesting meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the club
rooms. Reports for the year’s work
were made. Financial itemized re
port read and approved.
The department have finished
and equipped a bed and a bath
room complete at the FernaldLaughton Hospital, with every
thing a nurse nr doctor could sug
gest. It s the only thoroughly
equipped suite of its kind in San
ford.
Through the efforts of the wel
fare department the domestic
science dining room has been com
pleted ns to furnishings, two
stoves hnve been added recently
and a dining room table and
chairs, making this‘ an accredited
domestic science department in the
Sanford High School. It is now
possible for n student to take the
complete two years’ course.
Plans for the new year were
presented by the ney welfare
eharman, Mrs; James Sharon, and
listened to with a great deni of in
terest.
Beautifications of highways and
planting of gardens are the prin
cipal things stressed at present.
It was talked of having ns a fea
ture for the welfare department
another year, the noon day lunch.
These plans are of course to be
perfected and others made in addi
tion before the new year in club
woffc presents itself.
The sum
mer months are rest months nnd
the welfare department will re
open in the fall with an enthusi*
astc attendance.
The numerous visitors in San
ford for the Shrine celebration was
the occasion oiff much gay enterenter
Hnvidajr
taining during this
Idajr Thyrsday
and the dance thrit
it followed for
•oine time talked of, becume‘ %n as
sured fact, and was the* ploSt bril
liant social affair ever'attempted
by tho Shrine committee,
Hand, chairman; E. F. Bondholder,
It. A. Newman, J. M. McKeKe and
L. II. Gibbs.
The beautifully decorated and
brilliantly Ighted drill hall of the
armory, with its rows of electric
fans was the proper setting’ for
the event of last evening. Danc
ing nnd merry making started at
‘J o’clock sharp to the strains of a
fine orchestra and cuntinuel until
the midnight hours.
Attendance was limited to Shriners only and their wves nnd lady
Irjends, evbn so the floor was
crowded nnd a large number of
distinguished visitors were present
from Tampa, Jacksonville, Miami,
Orlando, St. Petersburg, DeLnnd,
Daytona,
Leesburg and -other
points.
LET NO MAN DECEIVE
In Sanford Thursday for the YOU, — LISTEN TO
Shrine eelebrution was Fred Stock- AND PRACTICAL PAINTton. of Jacksonville.
ER— IF YOU DO YOU WILL
USE NOTHING BUT SUNPROOF PAINT FOR YOUR
HOMES.
iti of Mr. and Mrs. Ayfor the day' Thursday
Nelle Anderson, of De
am) Mrs. Jack Rowley
ln..Comfcer »nd p .
»ew Smyrna. ' J ‘ ,
■-------\
f from a trip to Cubs'
|xi Mrs. Frank Miller
-Uude lieradOp wko>«ia->
wii with her sister Mrs
We Mr. and Mrs. MIHei
r- Mr. and Mrs. Miller
In. Herndon and
hei
». Leola Adams to Santhem. Miss Adams will
Herndon several days.
5
a
General Insurance
Renting
Real Estate
The geust of Mrs. J. B. Ray on
Thursday was Mrs. Ed. Smith of
Ocala,
Tho guests of the Seminole for
tho day Thursday from Rocklodgo
were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beardsley.
ONLY
IMANO
THAT
■ u If You W ant to Buy or Sell a Business
*
5S
*
See Us.
AS
GOOD
AS
» ANOTHER
J STEIN W A Y
upright $t>jr,.
Grandj $I'00
« i,
J ■ ' Welaka Building — Phones 303 and 84-i
Invents F ood and M usic
Loke, in honor of Miss
itaud Catraway, one o f the pop
ular yoQng lady graduates of tne
Sanford High School and also notfed fo r her kkilT n't'Basketball.'
Miss Carrawny is to leave soon
lor an extended visit in Live Oak,
with her sister, Mrs, E. D. Tyler.
Among those enjoyiiijf the afternoon and wonderful picnic supper,
with Mrs. Telford as hostess, were
Mrs. J. E. Courier and son John,
Mrs. A. P. Bandy and children,
Mrs. E. D. Tyler and son E. D.,
Miss Alice Zelgler and Ellen Tel-
s So D ifferen t!
AFTER
SU PPER
2 Hours <
f° nl SURPRISE PARTY
On Wednesday afternoon the
nembers of the Ladies* Union, of
.he Congregational Church, and
jther friends o f Mrs. J. J. Bolly,
;ave her a delightful surprise at
icr lovely country homfc on the
■Vest Side.
Mrs. Bolly and her two daughters
ire leaving soon for Eorope where
hey will spend th* summer. She
vas presented with u beautiful
:nmeo and a bottle o f the choicest
■Terfume as a remembrance ot tne
icc&siotu
The ladl seserved fov*Iy home
•node cake and cream.
A WHIRLWIND SELUNCi EVENT FULL OF GLORIOUS BARGAINS THAT WILL FAIRLY
.
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TAKE YOUR BREATH A W A Y - r . s
Women’s anJ Children’s
HOSFORD, May 23. — After n
residence In Liberty county of 68
is very sorry to lose /earn. Judge Robert F. Hovford is
h»idst Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Jead here at the age of 82. He
kno have been here a* eaves a widow, four sons and ono
Nr. Barrett is connected laughter. Judge Hosford was born
I Fruit Gruwors Expres
n Montgomery county, Georgia, in
N Mrs. Barrett "n fro»“, 1842, and came to this county with
[° Fort Valley, Ga^ and ids parents at the age of 14, and
N* for the summer, tan. lad resided here continuously. Ho
I't Thursday for Jackson- raw service in the war between the
I« ihe will visit her sister States with the Fifth Florida regiI Oltrugge for a day or nent of General Lee’e Army of
[k rrett leaves Friday /irginia and wae captured at SailF«l join Mrs. Barrett and pr’a Creek after the evacuation of
I motor through to Fort Richmond, April 6, 1865. He had
P"! Jacksonville.
served Liberty county a.i sheriff,
! ’•prominent physician of :ounty Judge, tax assessor, memP 1 former resident of )*r o f the legislature, both lowei
r*» her* Thursdaf.tJ ‘ * * ' ihd' upper houses.
F jO iT o ir DEATH OF
IGAR&r SHELLEY
reiolritlfld vrirt#
P Sanford Division 761
p d -of Locomotive
►mbled."
k It has ilMsefl
F** in Hla infinite wiar*move from oqr mlda
I Shelley beloved dsugK| wteemed brother, W. F.
5
S
WELAKA BLDG. NO
RAILROAD AVE.
Harvey Payne, of Jacksonville,
rs. W. A. McKenzie, of
Mrs. Kilbce nnd Mrs. Raulerson 1
ire in Sanford Thura- jrominent business man, motored were in Sanford Thursday shopping ;
rom Miami, where he had been and enjoying the Shrine celebrn-'
id the Shrine celibra
dsiting and attending to business,
o Sanford Wednesday in order to
Ratliff has as her guest' bo here for the Shrine celebrating.
[Noble J. C. Rowan,- oi Mr. Payne left Friday morning for
tine, who came up fot Daytona and Palatka before ro
om ing to hiB home in Jacksonville.
I celebration Thursday.
ftns has returned from a
nUdelphia where he ha»
mines* for the past ten
reached Sanford in time
l day Thursday, with tin
Seminole
"
PHONE 303
Leaving Friday'for their summer
Thu guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo.
lome Ih Sistersvllle, West Virgin- McRory for tho day Thursday was
n.
motoring
through
the
country,
if the Montezuma for u
W. It. Shaw, of Leesburg.
ire Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ind visiting points of interest cn
route, are Mrs. S. G. Messer nnd
Jacksonville.
The guest of her sister Mrs. Geo.
ion, Herbert.
McRory on Thursduy for the Shrine
U. Wilder, of Jacksoncelebration was Miss Julia McKen
President o f the First National zie.
■iting her mother, Mrs.
Inuly, for several days Bank, G. G. Wnre, of Leesburg,
vns in Sanford Thursday for the
In Sanford for the Shrine celoIto Orlando shopping on Shrine celebration, and made tho brntlon Thursday were Mr. and
were Mrs. R. E. Tolai itatement that he thought Sun- Mrs. Porter Wnkeflold nnd Mr. nnd
’ord a wonderful city.
lohn T. Brady.
Mrs. Prattishnll, of Geneva.
a few hours in Sanford
r the parade were Mis.ng, of DeLand, and
si Mary Hehry of Char-
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING
P A IN T STORK
In Sanford for the Shrine cele
bration were Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Kirk, of Leesburg.
[Sanford vt-ith tfic BhriA ; <T A •triryimenry tkme'i Mas had
*Wbn; Mb . Li; M. (Telford enter-
Now open— 20 rooms $1.00 a
day.
Light lunches* ice
cream, soft drinks. Always
open. Mrs. H. B- Ttrpieri
H ostess.*
SANFORD
In Sanford. Thursday from Okee
chobee was A, Freedman.
rsonalsi
it of Mrs. George Dethe day Thursday wa:
KiUguruIil, of. Daytona
■
tM Uiijc1rtfi "•<
arid in the short haul tori, If
count SERVICE ' for cn>tll
QUICK SERVICE TRAN8F
Call 4M.
SUSTAINS LOWER COURT
_ •
’ -TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 23.
-B y memorandum decision withuit.apfioion the supreme court nfti
JfW w rU ie flnaLieeraoof the drujt court for Duval county in the
la s r i^ .IIa r m A v iDen.ni#n* appc,1‘
yL Caroline A—Dcnmnn, appellee.
. ,
in .the same method the circuit
•dart for rBevard county was afLrmed in the c*sc
Dean, appellant, vs. John W. Dean,
ippeliee, in divorce proceedings.
p , That. in the death of
character whose lov- MAY HAVE NAVAL MILITIA
PJ*JRy has passed to the
MIAMI,. May 23.— Efforts are
Brother Shelley has
'wing made to establish active na
r ? ^ p a r a b le loss.
17 *Bat we extend to the zal militia In Florida with station*
I ‘*mily our deepest and at all porta on both coasts, accord
ing to information received here
from the seventh naval district
headquarters. The request is made
I am going to leave here on
White nnd colors.
Good heels.
A world beater.
Patents. Suedes,
Kids, Buckskins
$10 and 112
W alk - Over
Red Cross, Etc
Come On!
Snappy new
Suedes, Pat., Satins
Wonder Values
;
M dod y That Keeps
Passengers Comfor
table In Rough
Weather
Henri ViUar, comVuissairo of the
*».S. Paris of tho Fronch line, ha*
jrivcntcd an anti-scasick menu
. red Is trying'it out this season
an passengers who travel on his
giant liner.
•
* "It is based on tho theory that
green vegetables will keep the
—I.idy healthy if ««rved without
m Life addition of Mores and gas■Vernomle fr ills e x p la in s Mon-
Get me!
Latest 2 tone
Brown Calfskin
You have as good a chance as
the next oneLOTS OF F U N !
NO EXPE N SE!
VUlir
I;
Just for 2-hours
Speed Selling
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OVER 21
ALIFIED
LfiattanbogBjv't.-.Nashrille^. ■ .
NASHVILLE, Tcnn., May' 23.—
Nashville hit behind Chattanooga
infield erors and took the first
game o f the scries 5 to 3.
Score:
~
R. H. E.
tufl.
NHshvillo ... 100 201 01*—5 7 2
Batteries— Roy and- Nunamak; Lindstrom and' Mackey.
CUBS WIN FROM i
BOSTON; RETAIN^
NATIONAL LEAD
Florida State League.
Club:
W. L
Lakeland ...........
27 1!
n'Chicago eRats Boston to Aetain Orlando .. ................—22 II
S t Petersburg
..... 22 11
« - Lead la National, While Cincy
Rradcntown
...
.
.
.........
20 21
«(*Loses One to New York.
Tampa
.......... . 10 2**' ■**-*- '
--------,
12 2'
CHICAGO, May 23.— Chicago Daytona . .
le t aldenepsralflctshrdlushrdlu b
American League
^VWalned first plaet Thursdny by
Club:
bunching hits behind Barnes' wild\,MH and winning the first game of New York
.-the aeries from Boston slje to two. Boston .......
; j Aldridge pitched a steady game, St. Louis
having only one bad inning when Detroit
- five hits netted the visitors two (’Cleveland
('liieapx
'r u n s ,
Washington
■ - Score by innings:
Philadelphia
.B oston________000 000 200—2 U0
Chicago ......... .702 000 lOx—« 10 1
National League
Barnes, McNamara, Patchelder,
Benton and O’Neill; Aldridge ami Chicago
Hartnett
New York ..
Cincinnati . .
New York 7, Cincinnati fi.
Brooklyn
CINCINNATI, May 27.— New Boston
York won a hard hitting and poor- Pittsbu rg
Ty played game from the Cincin- St. Loui.V nati Reds Thursday and went back Pbilaili Ipbia
into second place in tin* league
race. Each team was forced to use
Southern League,
. throo pitchers.
Scar* by innings:
Memphis*
.tM*W York ......J20 002 200— 7 11 2 Atlanta .
...Cincinnati ___ 000 221001—0 17 1 New Orleans
.Ryan, Oeseher, Barnes and Sny Mobile
der; Luke, Sheean, Harris and Nashville ..
f Wingtr •
Birmingham
Little Rock
Brooklyn 4; Pittsburg 2.
Chattanooga
PITTSBURGH,
May 27.— A
homer by Vance wth one on base
and Wright's failure to make a
Score tiy innings:
1101)001)00—3110
double play of Fournier's hard St. fouis ....
'JETOonder gnvc the Dodgers, fouc Washington
000 100 000— 1 !l 1
runs in the fifth inning and BrookWingnnl und Severeid; Zachary,
f lyn defeated Pittsburgh four to Zrihm-i and Itud.
two Thu ml ay in the opening game
Chicago 3; Philadelphia 2.
of the series. Cooper drove in
"both of Pittsburgh’s runs in the
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.—
second inning:
Chicago won tin* final game of the
Brooklyn ........000 010 000— I 10 0 series with Philadelphia Thursday,
Pittsburgh ...... .020 000 00—2 7 7 three to two, giving the White Sox
Vance and Deberry; Cooper and an even break on the two games.
Thurton and Burns staged a thrill
Gooch.
ing hurling duel for eight innings,
the latter giving way to a pinch
"•* Philadelphia t; St. Louis I.
ST. LOUIS, May 23.— Poor field- hitter in the eighth.
Score by innings;
ing at the outset cost the Cardi
nals the first game rtf the seres Chicago............. 000 001 200—3 8 1
.100 000 100—2 G 1
with Philadelphia Thursday, four Philadelphia
Thurston and Schulk; Burns,
to one. Cy Williams walked three Grey and Perkins.
tiroes. Manager Fletcher of the
; Phillies was presented n watch by
New York 5, Cleveland 3.
, ir delegation of fans from Collins
NEW YORK, May 23.—The New
ville. III., his home town.
York Americans nnd Cleveland re
Score hy Innings:
sumed their series here Thursday
Philadelphia ....200 010 000—4 7 1 t after three day intermission, the
St; Louis ..
. 000 000 100— 18 1 | Yiuiks winning six to eight. MeuCarlson nnd llenllne; Hotherton, j r d ’s base proved the winning hit
Dyer und Gonzales .
| for home run in the third with two
I ,m New York. Ward hit his third
home r..n in the last three games,
, j;»'hilo. Jiurnir**lmnie run ;uvmmt<*d
| .or two of Cleveland’s ' rtma1On
in. c his
^Detroit ili'tirs Get to Fuhr in
v Ninth U»r Three T wo-B om lilts
and Three Buns to Win,
Bulldogs Stage Triple Plnyin First
Inning Which is Main Feature
.Dnytnna-Orlando Game.
FELLSMERE, uMay 27. — ,The
Fells’mcre Drainage district is ne
gotiating for the sale of u bond is
sue o f $8703)00, the proceeds of
Which -will be uicd for additional
drainage required to complete the
plans o f reclamation of farms in
this district.
MOM’N-POP
UJLi 1DP4 i k u v n f /lift,, j i w a /
-—Little oRck hupchod hits toff El
lis Thursday and won the
first
game of the series with Mobile 5
H> 2.
, .
;
,
Score1
.
1 ' ' R. H. E.
Mobile ___ 010 000 Q10-1—2 5 0
Little Rocjc .. 000 131 00»—5 8 4
Batteries— Ellisi and Dcvoriner;
Richbourg and Lnpan.
New Orleans 5, Memphis 5.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. .May 23. —
New Orleans and .Memphis but
tled twelve innings to a 5-5 tie
here Thursday,
Score:
R. H. E.
Memphis . 000 020 100 020—5 10 1
N. Orl’ns 210 000 000 020—5 14 0
Batteries— Whitaker, Hollings
worth and Dowie; Mere apd Yaryan.
looked prettw
g a m e t o n ig h t
UNTIL l P U L L E D O V E R
three a c e s l n th e .
LAST HAND —
V E L IX WAS Ac SORE
A 9 A m o s q u it o w it h
T he MUMPS 90T I
<
Think I ’m En t it l e d t o
IT — I HAVEN'T VVON
A GAME FDR NEARW ^
THREE MONTHS'!
Palm er G radsate
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work — next Valdez
Trunks, ba ;age, pianos, safes,
any- time.. * Q
TRANSFER. PI
anywhere
at
SERVICE
WEAK EYES
Hotel.
Art
fhAde strong by LeonardT* »
Lotion. Inflammation is cured will
jut pain in one day. No other ei
remedy so pure and Healing. Ktt\
the eyes in working trim. It raaki
itrong eyes, At »1I druggists.
We have a client*^’
of the neatest little U
cated on a northwntlj
the best residential ^
ford who 13 willingt«y
for larger home.
ays Teethina
nade her Baby
W ell and F a t
WHEN YOU 3F.EITI
AGREE its a All
“My baby i m In verfset health
till imnmcr came, then ahe became
sick and fretful," writes Mrs. D. IX
Malone, of Perry, Fla., “and ahe waa
so poor and weak 1 was afraid I’d
loee her."
“I cave her Teethina and eh* boon
cot well and la now fat and healthy
Beware of Imitation*. Demand
ae a pig."
ths genuine la 10c sod 38c pack
Mothers who worry beeauas of
age* bearing shore trade marl
their lIUls one's frstfulneas should
do se Mrs. Melons did— gtv* the
child Teethina and aha may taka her
own rest with ths feeling that her
child.Is well cared for and frea from
INCORPORA1
distress.
Teethina not only relieves stomach
and bowel troubles, but quiets tho
nerves without the uio of opiates
or harmful drugs
la sold by all druggist*, Sanford
is a prescription fo r Malaria, orTeethina
aend lOe to ths Moffett Labora
Chills and Fever, Dengue or BID tories, Columbus, Os., for a package
ious Fever. It kills the germs.
and s Ires booklet about babies.
for the liver
SEE^US A B O U T Y O U R F E E D IN G REQUIREMENTS
Our line of “ Good Goods” is notM
,
as Good” but “Better Than TheB
V-HES I-1-W O N 11P irrg D0U-ARS> in
a P-POKER Gam e
p.please d o n t
HAND IT OVER
AN BE SNAPPN
ABOUT IT |
,, WELL CONSIDER
THIS *v? A DEPOSIT
ON a Tv\HM EIGHT
■Iw l
••* •
___
n m
Score by innings: *
" c i clued
000 102 000Now York ........004 111) 00kl£dwards, Smith, Shunts
Wyntt . Hoyt und HofTinan.
BOSTON, May 23.—After i n \nilrr itf \Pi«liFntl,n* fair Tn« llrral
ning five straight, Bostmi hn*f to I H.la-r KrrHian r.7n o f t k r firiia-nil
s i i i t a i f , nf ( l i r .Him , o f r i u r l U a .
a;- Detroit Thursday hy a score of nix
N<*ll*1'- Is lien I. a)va-n that J. U. .
16 five. Detroit made three rims
i iti r, iiurcli.t*. r of Tu* IVrtlfj■
‘ in the ninth on doubles by Haney,
tinI•,| tin- *ih ipiy of
• i I'. I'JZU. Ii.ia tilril antil errl •Helium'll nnd Pratt, with a pass to
a a*)’ ffIce. nail tins iiiuiP ,
k ■ Cobh and Kzsell' tourth error of
*.* ■ lion for lax del'll lo tS.Mli! In '
g ' thu game.
i'l l... Sfllli lull. Huli| rcrllllScore by innings:
•luI.r.irrH ihs follow Iiik iji-n‘nl propsrtr hIiu.i UhI in SeiniDifrnil
fill 17(10 003— 1 112 nII
to-wp; tl'^ of l
^Bristoll
500 000 000—5 8 5 -l,a.*■,.I'onnty,of I’pirtita.
HIV l, Her fo. Twn ! I H
L StoniT. PUJettPT HtfifOWlfy rtnfl
I! :.n aeri-H. Tin-mild hind liclng
>"l
Uli* dUU- ■*( Hir l.iall.i«ru
Bas'd'.i ; Fn.-bi : ; Pieinniebi
•i'll f:» Ificalr ii ll|« tiumo of
o i.i'iilL lTill'Ll iftlil rorMfIrala
.
i n u n I, i>.< rungton
i i i .■ i' ii.. iniol iiri'orilliiK In law
AV’ flfNGTUN M nf _3,—St. ■ i ill*'-ii will Is.sits tliiTi on on tho
Miouis advutired to a tl*>witli Bos- -lilt >1.1} of Jpip .' A. lx. I'JlI.
-'S,niy .officia l elx'nnitire mid
ftonsflM recond pines*
ipkine the > tyilii'
il l Ii In ihe S3 ril iluy o f A pril A.
‘ flii'j
l.. at,
...
_tii with
ilnai'. of a
the
Lku gntm*
series
II. Il'JI
•
K. A. iH llTlliA tlg.
iVajhinuton Thflridny three tu upe, iHKAI.)
I’lrrk
I'lrrnlt
I'mirt.
Wingaiit. although unsteady, outKumlnole (’o imty, l''1»rhln.
nitched Zuchary, pruving elfcctivu
Hy. A M- Wei-Ire, n. i*.
In tho pinches.
li-us-nu-ct
r itn to r a A o T O R
Atlanta IS, Birmingham 8.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 23.—
Atlanta hit Birmingham pitchers
hurd Thursday and won lf> to 8.
Score:
It. II, E.
Atlanta ..!. 210 020 730—16 15 4
Birmingham 070 000 100— 8 14 2
Butteries— Francis, Nichnus and
Robertson, Spencer.
B Y ------- T A Y L O R
Gl o o n w roR. m e IN THE
po k ed
V f . ' A . BRUNE
DR.
'iNow is the time to Vet rid of t W
stubborn, c»u*h which has been
“ banging on" tall winter. A few
doses . o f (he good,' reliable FO
LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND wilLspeedily. relieve same,
Mrs. Sarah Heck, 341 S t Paul 'St
Memphis, Tenn.. writes: "I have
beet) wonderfully berieflted by FO
LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM
NEGOTIATING A BOND SALE
“ Red" Learn nitehed iu mnstcrfuT
game here Thursday und the High
landers beat the Sujnts 7 to 3. Jess
Wolfe on IIn* mound for the Shin t v
was way oil, allowing 10 hits, in-'
eluding two three baggers. I.earn
Daytona
200 011 010—5 * g ' 2
struck out six batsmen.
000 100 000— 1 C 3
Score by Innings;
R. II. E. Orlando
Coojicr and Games; Camp rind
Lakeland ... 023 100300—7 10 1
Saint* . . 001 I0O0OJ—3 10 I Francis.
Learn ami Smith; Wolfe and
Tampa 3, Bradentown 7.
Moore.
URADKNTOWN, May 23.— In
Orlando 1. Daytona
the opening game with Tampa
ORLANDO, May 23.—A scintil Thursday the Growers came from
lating triple play, the first ever the rear and swamped the Tampa
“ pulled" on Tinker’s Field, was Smokers 7 to 3. Quinn and Welch
the featurt* of the battle yesterday with home runs and Elliott ami
between the Orlando ltublogs and Phipps with three baggers featur
Tommy McMillan’s Daytona Is ed along with spectacular base run
landers, which bout th? visitors an ning of Duron who stole three
nexed by a 5 to 1 score. This un bases. A record crowd of the sea
usual play was staged in the first son saw the game.
inning and wgs started by the
Score by innings:
R. H; E.
stellar rigth gardner Sanders of TnmpA ..... 110 000 001—3 7 2
the Bulldog clan. Gllmartin nnd Bradentown. 010 031 20.x— 7 10 0
Francis figured in the manocuver,
Alvarez nnd Phipps; Sullivan and
Serre by innings:
It. H. E. Coshfon.
Th ing s
« RELIEVED CONSTIPATION.
Im from
; Frsedpit
Analyse
m
u n t u m
n ir t n liin m
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let
that
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MR. T ra ces
, — —
.«
In eight months
popularity
f X ;HE Oaklaad.SU. i& true blue because.it wa» designed with o n e
JL very definite purpose in mind-^to make it the finest light six
in its class. Take Oakland closed cars for cxafnple. Here are real
automobiles. They arc true blue because their distinctive Fisherbuilt bodies are real closed car bodies—-with, n o makeshifts n or
compromises entering into their construction or appointments.
Oakland’s Six-Cylinder Sm oothness
M eans G reater C losed-C ar C om fort
The Oakland engine Is true blue becaure in • Then (here are four-wheel brakes (yoo cst*
(l the natural advantage* o f a “ Six" have
falnly should not buy a car without this
been developed to a remarkable degree.
proved essential)} exclusive centralUed conThtrs h freedom from annoying vibration,
bob on the (teeming wheel) a special body
which fa. essential to complete closed-car
finish which retains Its lustre indefinitely,
satisfaction) there U extreme flexibility which
and a doren other features,
makes gear changing rarely necessary) there
Isn't It Crus that the problem o f choosing
is a surprising ability to respond to unusual
the right car Is merely a matter of getting
demands quickly and without fuss—all o f
the meat and the belt for your money!
which qualities you will surely seek In
Tnm B lss_O d lw ^ Six. Drive
selecting your naet«h»
*» welcome frank comparisons.
of
demonstrates
Seminole
newspaper
Circulation and advertising in<
ing by leaps and bound*—news
faction— advertising
lvtiLL.THC=W, I ’Ct.
AAJvfT H » N C ^
Co1
the merit of
To
5^U0-SPtA'«\J l i t "
Publishing both d!
results-
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 23,i 1924.
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Political
Announcement
Dally Herald
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F o IiK ca r
NEEDS OF THE HOUR
Announcements
Help Wanted
Advertising
*
Rooms For Rent
WANTED— Sanford business men-------IT-AD r a t e s
LEARN ABOUT Polk County and
who aro In need of competent r'Utt RENT— Rooms. Wouldn't
H K tin R R o f a r i i n o i, i i o a i i d .
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele help should read the classified' you be able to use the money ae- ,-4
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
I wish to announce that 1 am a
Cash in Advance candidate
gram. Best advertising medium in page of The Herald. There'a no cured by renting that vacant room (
I wish to announce that I nm a
for
Member
of
the
School Uiyirit of Seminole Coonty canilhlule for Clerk of the Circuit
Florida Published mornings. reason for sending out-of-town for now'going to waste? There are
W hat are the needs of the hour— the South
•da. will
w*
from School District No 3. subject Court of Seminole County, subject
Slar-Tciegram, Lakeland, Fla.
help when there is probably just many persons looking for plana to
m s pntross a id *•*to the decision of the Democratic to Democratic primary, June 3rd.
the person you want in the city stay. Help take care of them and
If etertoi), I promise tne faithful
i#, | immediately taw
primary to b eh eld June 4 , - 1:1: 4.
most
imperative
demands
o
f
home
or
busi
COLUMBUS (Oa.) - LEDGER— C la ss
performance o f'.t lix duties con
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a n t e d — Vounr. men to work not only make money but assist in
ified ads have the largest circu
nected with that office.
_ ]A« it lia s
FOIt COUNTY COM MHflIONF.lt.
ness?
nfter
school. Must be of good keeping people in Sanford. Phone .
lation In
Jtoiithwestern
Georgia.
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MORGAN.
M a llaa
1 hereby announce my candidacy
Rate Sc (C-word) line.
appearance
and willing to hustle. 148 and give your ad over the tel*
H e ' s l i n e , for re-election
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4a a l i n e
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renpcctfulty
announce
m
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County-CommUiflnnor of Semlnol*
ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her ingt nge.
County. District No. t, subject to as a candldaia fur the. House of
nge Work is entirely on com* service.
Type doqblj above
rrom
Seminole
flat?
tho nctlon of the D em ocratic-pri Representative
ald,. Soy|h Georgia's greatest
tion basis and earnings will de- FOR RENT—Two large,
ssion
County, subject to the Democratic
mary June 3. 1324.
newspaper. Morning, afternoon, pend entirely on your ability
•eed dates are* for conabilit to get
furnished housekeeping or __
primary.
June
3.
1914.
If
elected
___
O. I* BLEDSOE.
W
ould
you
like
to
move
to
the
country,
Inaertlons.
weekly and Sunday Classified rates results. Box lOOjCar^JIeraild.
I will advocate constructive leg is
rooms, $18.00 month. 312 E. Fifth '
VTfl? STtTfliiF.a sc h o o l on Aim. lation
"r f, of average length
fot the benefit of the grontper line. Waycross JournalStreet.
I herehjr announce myself a can
the mountains or seashore fo r the summer? 10c
•ated • Una
.
WANTED—Two colored boys to
Herald, Waycross, Georgia.
didate for re-el-ctlon to tho offtro »st number of people In Spmlnole
charge 3Uc tor Aral
KENT-—0ne 7urntshed belt
of Florida.
sell The Sanford Herald on the
of member of the Board of Public County and the state
J. It. LTLE3.
Is the cook leaving, and would you TO REACH the prospettus farm street sin colored section. Real room. Aprly 1000 Oak Avenue.
Instruction.
representing
School
jtialng l« restricted to
FOR llEPI-.kCSE.NTATIVB.
District No. I of Seminole County,
classification.
good. Apply at ' I1OR RENT— 2 furnished houseers and fern growers of Volusia live
.. .,wires make
„
choose a satisfactory successor Who is will
I hereby announce my candidacy
subject to the Democratic primary
•rror la miida The San1 keeping rooms, 718 West First
for member Hausn of Representa
county advertise in tho DcLand
to be held on June 3rd, 1921.
t-ti will be responsible
,
tives for Seminole County, subject
one Incorrect Inaertlon.
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash HELP WANTED—Young ladies of street.
F R E D T. W ILLIAM S.
ing
and
capable?
artlier, for subsequent
good
willing
to
do
i
appearance
willin
TO T H E V o t e ; ;*“ «*r*- T i l R T S t i i to the action of the voters at the
with
order.
1'cmocratlc primary. June 3.
" the office should be
ft ENA TOHIA I, D lftT It lr T .
house to house canvassing on cornA re skilled office workers needed in
____
FOUR BBT L A K E .
[mmedlataly In caae of
A fter doe consideration, I have
mission basis. Good proposition
A
LITTLE
WANT
AD
in
Tho
Apartm ents
decided to become a candidate for
FOR COUNTY COMM I SSI ONER.
for real workers. Address Box 431
business?
0 ADVK H TI*K n».
Herald
will
bring
you
big
re
re-election to the State Senate
1 hereby announce my candidacy
F or Rent
from the 19th' Senatorial District, for County Commissioner fer the
aid repreeentatlve thorAdvertise those old nrtldcs cure The Sanford Herald, and give
A re additional helpers necessary in sults.
composed of Ornnge, Seminole nnd Fifth District com posing Cbuluocomplete information as to age and
amillar with rote*, rule*
you
have
stored
awny
and
have
Osceola Counties, subject to the ta. CJaneva and -Osceola, eu h jh .. to
ildcatlon. will « l» o y °n
no use for. A little thirty-cent ad j
______ _ ________ 1
FOR RENT— Furnished apart*
Democratic prlamary to lie held the action of tho Democratic pri
1 information.
Ana If
store, factory, mill or office?
may bring you several dollars.! WANTED— Some real live boys to _ment, 311 Park Ave.
Juno 3rd.
I respectfully solicit mary June 3.
, they wll*
you In
your support.
____.___________ C ^ .». JtAULEIlSON.__
148 nnd n representative’ "ell The Sanford Herald on the FOR RENT— Two room housekwp*
jour want ad to make
A re you out o f work and in need of Phone
______________M. O. OVERSTREET.
will call to see y o u .--------------- streets. Pushers mako good. Ap
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
effective.. ing apartment. 719 Oak A va.^
FOIt
rosKTARLK.
I hereby aniiounrc thnt I nm n
ply Herald office. Don’t wait, come
HTSAT n o t i u k .
pleasant, profitable employment?
t herehj anhounce m yself n can enndldate for the office of Clerk
FOR
RENT — furnished apart*
now.
FLORIDA-ORLANDO— Orlando
Hera ihould give their
didate for rc-elcctlon on June 3rd. of the Circuit Court of Seminole
------. ,,--------- 1ment, 801 Magnolia Avenue.
r eostofflcs addreaa aa
mornng Sentinel; largest classi W a n t e d —Two rnen
1934 ns Constable of District Num County, subject to the nctlon of the
A
re
you
desirous
o
f
supplementing
your
thnt live In* p n n nriuT rft
*
their phone number If
ber 1. of Seminole County, which Democratic prlmniy In June, 1924.
mvxda on
<3. « / — i 1 ^R RENT— Three or four room
fied business, rate lc n word, min
Sanford to sell goods
on Sanford
jlre results- About one
Includes voting precincts Numbers _________________ II. II. CHAPPELL.
income
by
part
time
work
in
some
congenial
housekeeping
apartment,
unfur
imum
24c
cash
with
order.
nnd Lakeland train nnd Sanford
,at of a thousand has a
t, 2. 3 and 4. I will appreciate the
FOR COUNTY JCDRK.
nished. Downtown on Park Av«. Ji
e and the others can't
support of all V iters
In District To tho People of Seminole County:
and
Leesburg
train.
Must
put
up
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE—
Au
line o f endeavor?
Number 1.
•'
Icate with
you unleas
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest cash bond of $25.00 and have blue inquire Roynll Ice Cream Co.
I am a candidate
for
County
v your address.
n. C. (CT.AUm WHITTEN.
Judge, your support and vote on
classified
medium, rate cash .00c serge suit. A good proposition for fc'URNlSHEl) apartments for rent j
W ould a profitable business venture in chnrge. 10c
„„jtlan«aee MUST be
FOR 4 0 UN TY- CO MM IS AION F. tl7 Juno the 3rd will be appreciated.
in Shirley Apartments. Opposite
per line, minimum a good hustler. Do not apply un
la gemm at T h e B ssI hereby announce my candidacy _______ SAMUEL A. It WILKINSON.
postoffice.
less
you
intend
to
work.
Apply
in
.3
0
c
.__________________________
enld of lire or by le t for County 4’ ommlssloner for
the
terest
you?
FOR COUNTY JITlfiW,
Ttlephoue
dlseontta- *
Fourth .District of Hemlnotu Coun
Subject, of ennrse, to the action
MAHs'E—Waterville! Morning Sen person to tho Union News Co., 320
ty.
Subject to the action of the of the Democratic primary to b e '
are net valid.
FOR RENT— Desirable ground
Have
you
lost
or
found
some
article
of
tinel. Thousands of MAinc peo Enst Pine Street, Lakeland, Fla.
June
Primary'
of
19
24.
Prompt, E fficient
held June 3rd. I w lll.be a enndldate
floquml floor apartment Sum
ple
are
interested
in
Florida
prop
C.
I
W
E
ST.
Service.
for the office of Counyt Judge of
mer
rates. 206 East Third Street,
value?
•TEN
WEEKS*
LAW
SCHOOL
erty.
Reach
them
through'
the
F O n V n c illF F .
Seminole County. I' shell ho grate
or
New
Era Printery, opposite
To the Voters of Semlnule County: ful for the nomination nnd elec
Sentinel. Rate card on applica
poatofflce, ____________________ .
Do
you
seek
opportunity
in
buying,
sell
I hereby announce m yself a can- tion, and If elected 1 assure the
tion.
GAINESVILLE,
Mny
23.—
A
ten
Political
dldnte for Sheriff
o f — Seminole I cltlxenshlp or Seminole a fa ir nnd
County subject to the action of the. faithful administration of the nf*
\O
T
FX
lM
HEACll COUNTY—The w eeks’ school of Inw wjll be con FOR RENT— After June 1st, on*
ing, renting, exchanging?
>
Democratic primary to bo held un fafrs of the office.
nouncements
• scene of stupendous development- ducted at the University of Flor
apartment.
Apply 1000 Oak
June 3rd. If I am elrcted l pledge
SCHKLLB MAINER.
ITATE a t t o r n b y .
In the solution o f all these needs o f the Read about it in the Palm Beach ida by former Supreme Court Jus Avenue.
to fulfill tho duties of this
FOR
COUNTY
CO-.I
MISS
ION
Kit
j
announce
my candl- myself
Post. Sample copy sent on re>fflco to thu best o f niv nhllltv.
the office or State Attnr • _______________________E. K. BRA DY.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
tice R. S. Cockrell. The state
hour and scores o f others that are just as im <ltiost.
for the office o f County C o m n ls.
k* Seventh Judicial C lrFOR
T
A
X
rOLLKCTOH.
nrll.i. subject to the Domsloner from District Number one. of
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tnmpn Dally bonrd of control, in charge of state
Lost and Found
I beg to announce myself a can Seminole County, subject to the nc
perative.
Imsry to be held June 3.
Times, the great home daily, institutions of higher learning,
didate for <ho office of Tax Col tlon of the Democratic primary June
lector of Seminole County, subject 3, 1921._________ BOSTON STEELE.
rate lM c per word, minimum have granted Judge Cockrell per LOST—Dog. collie, white
J. A. SCARLETT.
to the decision o f thu Democratic
chnrge 2f>c cash with qrdcr. Write mission to conduct the school dur
Read Herald W ant Ads For Profit
I'NTV IMtOS KCUTIM U
brown. Return to Herald,
'IIHU'IOHHIIOII A AS'JNMH
Primary
to
bo
held
June
3rd.
1931.
ATTOUNRY.
for complete rate card.
'tio| ivu{tuuu ei|i
ward.
It. C. M A X W E L L
ing
his
vacation
from
duties
as
a
ti< announce that T shal'
Use
Them
for
Results
DEV F.LOP KRH ATT ENT ION— IV npuv ojoa jno.t jo ] injJtejR -x■| ||i e
itIdat•* for the office of “ I W H J 1 M M B 3 1 F o il STATE
sucolii l« hCKlnnltiK the ari'iiti-nt de member of the faculty of the Uni ^-OST-* Pocket book last night in
A TTO R N EY.
j I ' n s f 'pJc cunf •{.ntiui.jil .ijirja
roiecuting Attorney, subvelopment
In GlorlduV history: a
•
ouiati
d<4*
J"
uoit.iu
eqt
u]
le.ifqns
I announce m yself n candidate
Law faculty. , , / r? n®
endorsement
of the
Kent Vulcanising
ImIr mmini) dollar hlali'vay to tli* versity College of
Attorney I ‘.flunoo aiou|iu.is Jo tjnoo BUkiiJ
voters at the Juno 3rd. for the office o f Stato
Ktllr
heiivll
Just
llnlslird:
n
two
The
Bchoot
will
open
June 10 to Worka. Reward if returned to
ltu|injosoj,i oi|
for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of et() j o j .Oil i»u v
million dollar hrldue ncrima Eseam - 1
Herald office.
Florida, subject ro the Democratic <n uo|inu|uiou .>m joj uispipucj v
OEOItOR C HEnriNO.
pinrt.'r ‘ mlillnn( J"c/ nbe" °.f
*«w profession, and
Houses For Rent
Mu Bay slsrted: qu
Miscellaneous
primary to be held In June.
If uiu [ iui|i Xiunoo .ipiuru-'s jn su.is
under
ronntrue(Judge
Cockrell
wjll
give
a
general
dollar
opera
holts*
TAX ASSKSMOIl.
upon examination o f
my
record
Co s t an or
ipponuntiy to
In announce that I nm a my candidacy Is fnvorhly consid • lip aid oi sJiinouuw oi ej|R0p |
linn: two minions holier spout nn review in uhnnt ton
Wanted
FOR RENT—5-room house, bath, hlKhway; Kr.-atost .hanee f..r U v«;rLV,ew 11
lecturea of the
for re-election to
the ered. your vote and active support
abreaat with the times by not
F o iT jU S T IC E OF “p e a c e
Tax Assessor of Semi* Will be appreciated.
lights, water and gnrago. $30.00 itov*1npors to K*t in <>a around cnmon law of the land and of tho reading the classified piages ot
1 hereby 'announce my candidacy
ty. subject .to the dealsu i. . . ,
for Justice of Peace In and for the PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS pci; month. Inqulrw 1820 Park Ave. Hoot. Write Development Depart* ] Klm-LI-i .
’ *■
M ILLA R D li. HtrflTH.
your daily n e w s p a p e r ___
Herald
m«nt The Uenssrola New*.
,
ri,la statutes, it Is stated.
Democratic Primary to
Flrat District of Rcmlnnlu County,
FERS, yes, but none with SER
“ FSB COUNTY CONI MISSION HR.
want ads contain many IntarMting
an* 3rd.' 1931
_________
P.
M.
ELDER.
W
E
a
r
VIRGINIA—
Ulsrltsbum
.
The
I hereby announce my xnntlldacy
VICE for their middle name. Phone FOR RENT—Ten room house ufter
A. V A U d llA N .
messages. It will pay you to n od
THE FACTS AGAINST IT
Clnrlishunr
Kxpntient.
mornlnic
for re-election
to
tho
jfflc e >of
F llll MIIKIUPF.
thara uallv.
June 1st. Mrs. W. W. Long, -110 tlieludlnK Hiinduy. uierulna Issue.
41)8.
______________
rE TvrpNiiEN T o f p u n - County ifbrnmltsInner
of
District
I hereby announce my eamlliliiey
IC INSTRUCTION.
Ouk Avcnuo.____________ _______
1
o
ut
per xvnrd. minimum S t e ^
j
W
jg
g
-D
o
you
believe
jn
herediNix.
3,
Hemlnnt*
County,
subject
to
Jor
Hherlff
of
fem
lnole
Bounty,
aub1 mriMince my cnndldary the action of the voters on Juno juf-L 1 tu tho Democratic piim ary, ARE YOU MOVING?—Call a
LOST—Bunch of keys In Sanford
TO REACH BUYERS or scllera of ty?
4
etion to the office of
3rd.
June 3r<l. 1921.
May 22. Reward If returned to
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. FOR RENT OR SALE— Six room
luperlntcndent of Public
Florida real entatc-ndvertiaa ini Wagg—No; the Father of His
C. w. E N T 2 MINOF.R.
J. H. LEE.
n, of Seminole Bounty,
They will do $ho jo b a j you want'lt * house on. hard, road three miles
'iiirc
done'. Wron*408^ - . e •fenm- Kswiir- W » v oram^e IruCSr -Kxy annixwrPF m jSSiad ldacy dortC*
Wrone -408.
III I
..............................
Hiiiiiii|iiT; i riiiiii I T T i H'l
L l !!r
fo r - HW office - o f < J o 1►O.ttIJV f^udlim tgarden, chlckan houw-,
_______ ___ ; with thirrmmo tnmbte." —'Boston
^^white. Return to H on S
of HemlntHe County, auhjel'l to the
rpnono installed, rhono 071-J.
„ [)() y ()U WAPj T to
or gf|j ITronatyript.
i t v r r t'O H M ls s io N K H .
•truotlon
Dom.
DUirletx N e.» .V a n io n nf tho voter* HU tho Dem o
. iniiouitro my candidacy /Benevik.
R
E
A
L
ESTATE.
Oviedo.
Oeceula
and cratic primary Juno 3.
anything?” If so ndvortlso in
fflr.- i.f futility f'nmmla- C h u l u o l n t s ii h j e c t t o th o a c t i o n o f
FOR KENT—7-room houso on the " Galncnville Sun.1*
JOHN t». LEONA It DY.
i
ru DLtrlct Number Two the Democratic B 'lm a ry , June 3rd,
First
Street,
$45.00
per
month.
UUU.NT1 coMMianuNKli. , ^ q r SALE— My place on west
I* County, aubjqci tq the t l l i .
fla v in * eerved as a 'mem ADVERTISING
“gets
result*
if
ft
it ; ,10r Z ? y F irrigated
i,
, ,
Thrasher & Garner, Phone 69 and
file Democratic Primary ber of the Board slncn 1915. nnd
side,
for County Cnmmlaaloner for the
fide,
1° acres of
land, ..j.reaches potential buyers.
PaIII.
havlmr
been
chairman
of
the 3rd District, cuntprlsinir the town* ’ 7-room house, tools and other equiplatka Dnily News in circulated In
JOBN MBI8CH.
Ruurd since 1919, espeelully (Its me
>f Lxke Maryv lamawowl. and Ai- mont, J, c . Staples
VIT%HUG o r IIIHTIHUT* fur the work required of n Itonrd tamonte
IF0R.-JU5NT— Five room house, circulated in industrial und agricul- i
Hprlnka. and respectfully
member, and If re-elected I prom-' uollclt the support of the voters of
NO. I.
Pace Avenue. M. Hanson Shoe turul center.
the
same
ronsrlontlous
nnd
runJ announce that I nm a
this district ut the primary to be
For Sale— House and lot on San-1 i»cn„iT
for cuttHiabln of District strucllve service as bus been rend hold June 3, 1914.
abject to tho Democratic ered In my many years of service. __________________ W . B. BALLARD__ ford
■“ Avenue.
Avonuc. Price
in c e $1,250. Terms.
u rn u . J‘TNT-r.-riHjm house nnd
UllAN. F. HARRISON
A l.« held Juno 3rd. 1921.
F
For bnle-Bu3inesiinoWiclearing, rUK
,„ (,uire ,102 Sanford
MISCELLANEOUS
F
O
I
t
C
O
U
N
T
Y
C
O
M
M
ISS
IO
N
E
l
l
.
Geneva. Florida.
R. C. M A X W E L L
■la ii.-inK rumnotird of the
four
□r
to
five
Rve
hundred
dollar*
per'
per
.
K
I
hereby
announce
my
candi
V'.t ln»c precincts:
Hun*
r t m * n e h i f i 'i
ScheUe Malnes
FOR
SALE
month.
$1,5C0
takes
it.
Come
A
onuo.
dacy
for
County
Commissioner
for
Real Estate
* Monroe and l ’uolo.
I hereby announce m yself aa a Iho Fifth District of Seminole Coun
quick.
E. K. WALKER.
candldnto for the office nf Hherlff ty.
Hubject to the action of the
and
For Salt-—Ten acres, 300 feet
FOR SALE— DeSolo ..ilnta and!
•th e o f t iie b e a c h . nf Seminole County, subject to the June Primary of 1931.
-:* LAWYER
>y announce that I nm a Democratic primary June. 1911.
vnnrishn.i
nt
Sanford
Novelty
<
lake
front,
good
dwelling,
garage,
a
____________v ________F.. If. -K ILRER.
Insurance
W . A TILI.IH,
t"t tho office of Justice
*:• — Court Hooe
Works, note ngents.
154-tfci S ANFORn,------ FLORIDA
— .. FOR CLERK OF C O U R T .'...... good variety of fruit trees, a bag-at- In nnd for the First
H. B. Lewis Co.
I hereby announce my candidacy
Jblrlrt of Hcmltlolc Coun
TYPE
W
RUE
R
RIBBONS
—
For
gain for $4,000. Termstin' li'Knd and efficient
use on Royal, Remington or L .1
107 PARK AVE.
Wo have tne largest listing onj
'f tne I'Xi'cutive officers
C. Smith typewriter*. Will sell
iiiniy | promise to do my
celery and vegetable farms In the
b"ijl prejudlm.
for one-half price. Herald office.1 Elton J Houghton
city. If you want a city lot, a *u-1 Telephone Number 349
I. q. H T I ilNOFKLLOW .
F oil SALE — Remington typeefficiency nnd service In office.
burban
lot,
a
house
ready
built,!
George A . DeCottes
ptedKe to fulfill the duties of the
M i n t t%
■ VANCE E. DOUGLASS.
ARCHITECT *
writer, with wido carriage, in
celery farm, grovo or anything in
!■« a coitiliciue for rm iim l- office In the iam e efficient manner
Attorney-at-Law
FOIt
STATK
HKNATlilWltOM
T
i
l
l
good condition. $23 cash. Inquire First National Bank Bldg.
,r the o ffln , of 8t*te A t- that I have conducted It in the
tho real estate lino call on us. We
NINETEENTH NKNATOHIAL
Over
Seminole County
'• Seventh Judicial Clr- past.
at
Herald
office._________________
noil at the owners* price only. Call
H lw a choice collection
DISTRICT.
C. M. HAND.
Stato of Florida, xubSanford,
—
■
■
Florida
Jaafc
I nnno'jnoe my
candidacy
for and nee us. Wo give you the bar*'
FOR SALE—8 Plymouth Rock
FO R T A X r o L L B C T O n .
nrtlun «>f the Bemoo f Houses and LotH for Hale
T wish to nnnounce that I am a nomination ns State Kunalor from gains and service.
1wxr>. Your endoreemeni
Sanford,
Florida
pullet*,
1
Plymouth
Rock
roost
" “■I term of office win be candidate for re-election to the o f the Nineteenth Senatorial District, THE SEMINOLE REALTY C 0.‘
er; 6 Brahma pullets, 1 Brahma1
sublect
to
the
Democratic
Primary
fice
of
County
Tux
Collector
of
jpr-clnled.
un reasonable Veroy*. Also, rooster; 25 Lrjr.aoni hens, 1 Leg
-------- r r r -------------- TT-------- -REMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX, j
thq do. ha ib^dijlan e Irdi . I am ww atA?, D E C O T T B a > ijemlnelr- Uuufttjf. wabjatv
law practicing nt SunWilson
Welding
&
Radiator
horn
rooster;
Turkey
hen,
10
small
action of the Democratic primary torney
tfqrri*- v, Keven'li Judicial
vacant iota well located
ford. Florida, and have been a res
to be held tu June.
ait. State of F.orlda.
ones; small chicks. Phone 322 W.
JNO. D. .UNKINS._ ident of and attorney In the Nine FOR SALE— 10-acre term on Cel-1
Works
lu ll H ii::n iF F .
Fred R W ilson
ery
Avenue,
fully
and
priced
right.
Then
our
teenth Senatorial District for 13
JIMMIE HOWARD’S "repair ahon
equipped.
J.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSION EIL
atrrs of HemlnoleMlounty:
years. Your support will be srea t- A. Rumley, Box 021.
in located at the concr of 4ourth ’ *7f L*a Metal we ea,- weld A "
I hereby announce
my
cumllJ innounce my candidacy
iy apnreclatod.
Celery farm* are among and Pine Ave. and he will be glad
ATTORNEY *AT-I A W
«lflri. of Hherlff of Beml- dary for County Commlasloner for
LEIVIS O'URYAN.
County,
UNFORD, FLORIDA
ntr. Ruhjrct to the voters District Nn. 2, Seminole
F’ OIt SALE or trade for good auto
to see nny of hi* old customer*, and
subject
to
tho
Democratic
Primary.
the
best
and
most
reason*
asmocrntlj] Primary to be
flrat National Bank RMg,
29 acres hammock Und on St.
take care of thei rwanta at any!
? JhJ. 1924.
If elected I June 1. 1924.
Johns river; two 4-room cottages; able priced and liberal time. He doe* general auto repair j
Sanford —--------- - ~ ‘
___________ I* P. HAGAN.
f'.Mf > ,.„ra 0f i j , w E n .
BUILDING
30 minutes’ drive from Sanford.
work, and guarantees satisfaction.
1 In a buelncna manner by
FOK COUNTY JUDGE.
"f the proper
aubordlterms that can be found on Bring your auto trouble* to him.
I hereby announce myself as a
P. 0 . Box 1036, City.
M
ATER
IAL
**q«tiint» and earnestly candidate for thw office nf County
Sanford Novelty
and then forget them.
• support of all law en- Judge of Seminole County, eubjeci
f
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
t Joiers on June 3rd.
u allkn.
>«tni» tu r-uiii.IC IN ST14ft T I O N .
ruinmice my candidacy
peci.nn im member of the
■* ul»tto
Instruction for
younty. Florida, reprer r: D l a t r l c l
No. 2, of
subject ID
to U
the
|ywunty.
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to the Democratic primary, June 3
1*14.
1 pi edits
faithful
e«rvlct
should you nominate me.
J. G. SHARON.
FOR COUNT* UoMMlSSiTfvUUT"
I hereby announce my candtdaey
for re-election to
the office of
County
Commissioner
from Dle*i
trlct Number Four
of
Seminole
County, B
subject
to the action of
LlJUmj.
ULfJiJ‘rtfniiry to be held o n ih e D«mucratlc primary June 3rd.
1U4.
CHAfl. A. DALLAS.
D* V. W H E E L E R .
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M I R A C L E Concrete C o.,
tHe market today.
g en era l
cement work, sidewlaka, build HOUSES W A N T E D
ing blocka, Irrigation boiee. J. 2.
Terwiileger, P r o p . _________ WANTED irOCSES— By many
Lumber and Building Materialpeople desirous of living In San
Carter Lumber Company
ford. If you want to rent your
N. Laurel bu Phone 668.
placo invent thirty cents In a Her
HILL LUMBER CO.
Houao of ald want ad and you will reach
Phone your ad
Service, Quality aid
Prlcw those Interestedto 148. Use The eHrald want ad
Phone 135.
pag^ for quick service^____________
We^ In
Worka
vite you to come In and tell
us what you want and we
will do oii£ best to satisfy
you In'all of our dealings
with you.
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Strange Tales Told
On Printing Bureau
Colleagues of Montana Sena
tor Overwhelmingly Adopt
Measure of
Expressing
Faith in Integrity of Sena
tor Wheeler by Vote of 56
To 5— Prominent Republi
cans Vote In His Behalf.
Her. E. I). Brownlesa Deliver* Ex- *
cel|c.nt Cnnimrnrrmrnt Ad-
ATLANTIC CITY, May 24.—
A story of startling conditions
in the government printing of
fice at Washington was relat
ed here before the second an
nual convention of the Third
District Tpoethetae Federation
by George li. Carter, public
printer. Until he broke it up.
Carter said, a ring of race
track touts nnd handbook mak
ers operated . throughout the
government printing office.
Track results, he said, wero
wired Into the office orer pri
vate wires operated by the
government employes,
that
more than 92,000 daily was
placed in bets by workers, both
men and women alike.
WASHINGTON, May 21.—Sena
tor Burtor K. Wheeler, of Mon
tana, indicted by federal grand
Indignant over
jury in his homo slate, was given
i
graduation exercises
nn overwhelming vote of confidence
^mpt to discredit held by the senior class of the
Friday by his colleagues in the
High School before n
senate.
in The Matter Sanford
packed house at the Milanc Thea
Sweeping aside two proposal.1* to
ter Friday night were a tremen
defer expression ns to guilt or inHINGTON, May 24— dous success, according to many
noccnse until nfter the court trial,
B. Edmundson, who who attended.
the senate adopted, 50 to 4, the
an Alabama farm , First on the program wns nn ormhjority report of the investigat
an selection by George H. Brocking committee of the chnrge of ac Police Are Called In Aa Attorneya
rily upset the decor- olm, during which the senors.
an Witnesses Almost Clash In
cepting
a fee to practice before the
lie Senate Agriculture headed by Rev. E. D. Brownlee,
Investigation of Daugherty
interior
department
after
his
elec
Affaire. .
on the Muscle Rev. Paul C. Rurjinns. Prof. G. E.
tion to th<\ senate.
McKay, Supt. T. W. I-awton, and
hearing Saturday by S.
Joined
Democrats.
0. Shinholsed und II. C. Du
WASHINGTON, May 24.— Be
Eighteen Republicans nnd the tween rnnkling exchange of tnunt
accusing Chairman Bose, members of the board of
two
farmer-labor
senators
joined
if breaking a promise trustees, marched to the stage and
This remarkable example of transmission of a photograph by telephone is one of 15 pictures sent with thirty-six Democrats in favor nnd jibe, which involved senntora,
lawyers nnd witness, the Daugher
were
seated.
The
nudience
rose
months ago to an while the seniors marched down from Cleveland, 0., to New York—the first time pictures by wire have been sent with success. Within do of the resolution approving the ty
investigating committee inquired
majority
report
submitted
by
Senschool girl.
She the ni.tslc and td the stage in rec minutes 'of the time a photo had .been taken in Cleveland it was being exhibited, complctiey developed, to
Friday into the status of the feder
Borah, Republican, Idaho, the al prosecution agninst Gaston B.
committee th a t the ognition of their accomplishment. n group of interested spectators in the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. building. New York city. A ntor
chairman of the investigating com Means, its stnr informant, and
The
audience
stood
yhilo
Rev.
Burn, attending a picnic hana pronounced the invication.
new process of transmission by electricity has been perfected, mnking this possible. The picture here mittee. The five opposing the res heatedly debated charges of spy
jitate while on Inspec- A brief talk in behalf of tho 10- Appearing was not retouched, as is customary in the arrangement of most news pictures. An action pic olution were Republicans. They work on its own proceedings.
were Curtis, Phipps, Spencer, Ster
Once or twice the capitol police
, promised to support mill local school tax to be voted ture is used to give nn idea of how well detail is pre served by thia process.
ling and Willis.
quieted the nudience, over-excited
upon
soon,
which
will
give
the
bjd in return for a
Senntor Wheeler did not vote.
by the continuous outbreak before
Sanford schools a nine months'
did not make good ter
The proposals under which the it, and nt the end the guards in
mind insure arger salnres for
senate would not have expressed tervened to ston an altercation be
art of the bargain.
the teachers, if passed, wns made
Fire Kills Woman
itself ns to the guilt or innoccnrc tween principals, for even the ad
•Norris, however, did not by Superintendent Lawton.
He
were put forward by Senators Ster journment until Monday did not
And
Six
Children
i itory ns a joke and the stated that the Lake Monroe dis
ling, of South Dakota, n member abate entirely the fighting spirit.
has nlrcndy passed upon this
interrupted while he trict
of
the investigating committee, and
Hiram C. Todd, assistant attorissu without a single (dissenting
CANTON. Mass., May 24.—A
Spencer, of Missouri.
Tbnt hj ney general In charge of the pros
| in explanation and ask- vote. He further declared that if
woman and six children wero
Senator Sterling, which specified ecutions agninst Means in New
• a deliberat attempt is the citizens «>f Sanford pass favor
killed
in
u
fire
which
destroyed
thnt
no question should he raised York, despite turmoil nml attack,
Secretaries
of
Chunkers
of
Com
Money
Order
Blanks
Numbering
i to discredit him. Mrs. ably upon this issue it will insure
n two-family house here today.
ns to Senntor Wheeler’s qualifica told his ncnsutiunnl interrogators
merce to Meet Here Monday
Abou!
.15
Disappear
Mysterious
Sanford
High
School
a
permanent
i assured him she meant place on the list of A Senior ac
The victims were, Mrs. Angitions to sit in thu senatu was re. that Means wns a crook, and that
for a Two Day Sesaion.
ly from Posioffire Lake Msry.
netta D’Amatecu and two of
jeeted 58 to S.
ho could “nail him” because of
(tad the proceedings got credited high schools in the state
Twonty-two Republicans, thirty- the “fairy talc about tho loss of
The postoffice at laike Mary has
Sanford and the Chamber of her children and four children
of Florida and on th clist of ac
I Bore serious basis.
of Joseph LcClairo. The cause
ently* been robbed of money or- four Democrats and the two farm his papers,” referring to the dlsapinR of the commKtca credited schools and colleges of the Commerce will be hosts to anoth of
the fire is undetermined.
numhering about 15, it became er-labor members voted agninst pearunce of the detective’s roco rda
entire
south.
.It
will
enable
grad
), Phillip P. Wells, depuer
gathering
on
Monday
and
Tues
Mrs.
D’Amatcce
and
one
of
her
Friday. Cpilty parties have the Sterling resolution, while thu desired by the committee.
of .tho Sanford High School
were found suffocated ItOt yet been apprehended but sev flve Republicans supporting It were
general of Pennsyl- uates
As ho warmed up to his work, he
to enter any school in the Southern day of next week when between children
associate of Governor States without further question be 100 and 150 members of tho Flor near a window. The other eral are suspected, it ia understood. Curtis, StcrUng, Wadsworth, War- totd the committee it was engaged
children wero burned to death.
h«n he was chief of the ing asked as to their scholastic
In “protecting Means,” and drew a
Efforts to got n statement from ren and Willis.
ida Staate Commercial Secretaries’
pt forestry service, told standing, he said. •
Senator Spencer’s resolution double flare-back, being charged
Post mar ter J. P. Hall, of this city,
f
Association
will
gather
hero
for
i that the whole annual
recanting tho robbery were of no would have limited the senate to a “giving immunity, to bootleggers,”
Mr. Lawton next presented the their fifth annual convention.
Avail.
Tho official stated that he statement that no facts had been In ordsntd obtain tha indictment of
sms. in trifle United high school scholastic awards for
Arrangements
for
the
entertainhad nothing to soy for ubliratlon developed in tho inquiry whieh Mcaha, artd over his own denial but
the year.
. i conserved-P ith would .ha.vo.luMHad D*r«*-*aie to- tr .with* sotno documenUty. evidence
JB“ P5ntfiylvanl*f - t e
r
mV
the two days. Sleeting w:
. . . 1fi~ Tinr~imiiMnr*w ___
a special
A. E. Sojblom.'who la pdstmnator would
[power companies were tho best patriotic essay went to for
disqualify Senator Wheeler udge—John M. KII
held
both
in
the
mornings
and
of Toledo,
of Lake Mary, when reached by from retaining
entire flow of the James Sands; the sliver loving cup tomoons. Entertainment features
his seat. It was Ohio—to try Means.
I this practice is spread given by the Sallle Harrson Chap will include a boat ride to Palntkn, Congress Stands Pat nn Impending telephono Saturday morning, de rejected 00 to R, all of those sup
Todd taunted Senator Wheeler,
ter
of
the
Daughters
of
the
Amer
clared the office had been robbed of porting it being Republicans.
like country.
- • Each da]Y
the committee prosecutor, with his
through the city and n ban
Tax Bill—Senate Takes Up
(he blank orders but just when ho
kumlrod and sixty-flfth ican Revolution for the highest drives
Voting against tne resolution own Indictment In Montana and
quet are being planned for the vis
Conference Report at
could not state. However, he said w?re
supply is let out, he average in American History in itors’
eighteen Republicans, thirty- was told by Chairman Brookhart
Session Today.
entertainment.
*
the whole school was won by Miss
that it was his belief that they had six Democrats
5 two
‘
farm-labor that he had proven himself “un
The
theme
of
the
convention
as
Lorraine Philips; and the Mobley
„
been taken about tho tenth of the sonators. Thosehml
erpo
supporting It were fit" to conduct tho Mhans case. As
has been previously announced
WASHINGTON, May 24.—Con- month. The theft was not discov- Moses,
i declared he could not scholarship medal, for the highest will
Phipps, Reed of Pennsylvan the attorney said that two depart
"Getting Folks to Florida." gress continued firm Friday in its cred until Thursday night of thia
why Henry Ford had average scholarship in the whole Munybeexcellent
ia
Spencer,
Stanfield, Wadsworth, ment of justice operatives under
addresses
by
prom
school
was
won
by
Nna
May
Cook.
week, when the postmaster was
i act in his bid for Muamen form all over the coun sup|K>rt of the pending tax meas checking up his accounts and found Warren and WiUls. Senators Cur his orders were on watch the night
i liter he had already ac- Tho Coir A. M. Thrasher Memorial inent
tis and Sterling joined in opposing Means claimed his famous diaries
will also feature the business ure on the eve of finul action on that mnny blnnks were gone.
pt his plants in flaw York Award consists of a first and sec try
it.
and records were spirited away,
session.
The
convention
will
he
the
bill.
ond
prize
and
is
for
the
highest
The postoffirc, kept in connection
ota. He said Chair
and aaw no one enter his homei
Follows
Long
Debate.
presided
over
by
Willis
Powell,,
The senate will take up the con with the general store which Mr.
s' bill was the only pro- scholarship in the senior class. The
The balloting came after nearly the discussion of spy work aroused
head
of
the
state
body,
who
is
also
first
prize
of
50
gold
dollars
was
Sjoblom
conducts,
is
separated
‘ covered all phnses of
ference report Saturday with
three hours of debate in which Sen Paul Howland, attorney for Harry
Shoals, proposition and wbn oy Kathryn Lawton, and the secretary of the Sarasota Cham prospects of favorable action be from the main part of the busi ator Sterling, author df a minority M. Daugherty.
ness by u partition, it in said, but
i best means of develop- second prize, 20 gold dollars, was ber of Commerce.
Committee members were charg
Headquarters will he maintain fore adjournment in which event it is quite possible for some one report holding that with the facts
ortstion on the Tennca- won by Maude Carraway.
A vocal duet by Mrs. I.cakc and ed at the Valdez Hotel. It is ex the house is prepared to take it up to gain entrance to it, without his berorc it the grand Jury was JustL. ing him wlth.beinff involved in unfesalonal conduct in tho m atter
fled in voting »n indictment, be
dsred the first call on Mrs. Colclough was next on tho pected that a large number of the Monday. Republican leaders in knowledge, said Mr. Rjohlom.
with detectives and an
came tho storm center of attack i r w
vgram
and
was
enjoyed
by
nil.
delegates
will
arrive
in
tho
city
Whether
the
thief
or
thieves
pro
basis should be munitions
congress freely predicted Friday
alleged “frame up” against) Sena
from both cldes of the chamber.
e
audience
applauded
heartily
Sunday.
Not
only
will
secretaries
cured
tho
money
order
blanks
at
M »sr and fertilizer in
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, tor Wheeler, Howland declared.
of tho several organizations of the that the measure would he signed night or during the day, Mr. 8Job♦see ami, second, power but no encore was given.
the
Democratic leader, declared Senator Wheeler debated this hotly
by
the
president.
Dr.
Brownlee,
the
principal
state be present but also tho pres
lom was unable to soy. He stated
bo under government regAt the same time, President that it is easy enough for a per tiuit every honest citizen acquaint- with him,.and Chairman Brookhart
speaker of the evening, then ad idents of the Chambers of Com
ed with th facta knew that Sen- chimed In saying that Howland had
■" Norris predicted that dressed the seniors. His address merce will attend. President Ed Coolidgo let it he known that the son to obtain the book during the ator Wheeler had been “ framed” known in advance bf the indictment
wan
as
follows:
ward iiiggins of the local organidaytime but that it might have
femment developed the
“ It is n privilege for me to ization issued the invitation to the general question ot whether the lieen secured at night. The post* because of nls activities in pressing againat Senator Wheeler.
ource* of Great Falls,
The argument continued
tint between
bill
is
an
improvement
on
existing
the investigation of the department
to you on the night of your latter officials to join in the con
ninster declared that several time* of
Ihingtun, n power system speak
Howland
and
Brookhart
after the
justice
and
asserted
th
a
t
sctuigraduation.
Ldesipe
lu
congnUir
> • > Uw will, iorm the baMa.oI his ac»)be kan left his-safe unlocked and %o n Von id' he “cravens 'and row- bearing had adjourned. Means join
I w w t and south Irani .ate yo uupon the successful com vention. ' r. \
The first day’s sessions will bo flon. flbedffr- ronsMeratfomr to tf,e robbery might have occurred on ards” behind Senator Sterling’s ing in to state hia objections In
[Uuisiann could be creat- pletion of your course of study. All
held at the court house and the sec be weighed by the president In dc- ono of thoso nights,
gi'vernmcnt holding
personal fashion to Howland in an
(Continued on page 8.)
It is snid that several of tho resolution.
ond day’s meeting will be at the terminlng his uctinn are whether
int keys at Great Falls
anterootn, but the capitol police in
Declaring
that
upon
the
testlnew measure will provide suffl- monpy ^ jen * have been filled out
Masonic Hall. Registration of the
Ik Shoals.
tervened and quiated the row.
will take
take place
place at 0 o'- c
revenue, whether It will pro- „nd Cllllhed but for what amounts monv adduced before the commit
visitors will
•'lied Problem,
tee “no reasonable man on earth
vide
an
efficient
system
of
adminlarul
„n
whom,
it
could
not
be
clock Monday morning. The con
fwion of the committee
can say Senator Wheeler is guilty
vention will officially open at 10 istration and whether what ho loomed. The orders, however, were or that tho Indirtment was jus
T-,P. G. Cottrell, head of
views
as
its
undesirable
features
signed
by
A.
E.
Sjoblom
asiw
sto’clock. Invocation will be -given
[nitrogen research laborfled,” Senator Johnson, Republi
by Rev. W. J. Carpenter, pastor of aro outweighed by its good points. ; master. Ono of them Is safe to can. California, declared that it
l|te ill partment of agrlChairman Smoot of the senate have been cashed at Winter Park would be “cowardly” for the senate
the First Methodist Church.
xlared thel argest probAn address of'welcome will lie finance committee declared after u nnd marked as comirtg from tho not to go on record in vindication
_B*I* Shoals was the disconversation today with Secretary Bartow office. *
|pi the power to be develA committee to make ail of the made by Mayor Forrest Lake Melon that there was no possibil Postofflce department officials arc of the Montana senator.
when
he
will
extend
to
tho
visitors
1 fertilizer industry is arrangements for conducting the
‘There are circumstances sur
An 18-day
. tripP to tho celery fields
ity of a change in the conference said to he investigating the matter
ther awa yfrom the use "Pay Up Week"
which the hearty greetings of the city. report which would modify /the nnd it in possible that tho guilty rounding this case,” Senator John In Sacramento Valley of California
week campaign, wim.ii
in
|*nd is substituting chetn- is planned to begin on June 1, has Response to tho mavor’s talk will
son said, “which arouse indigna ia now contemplated accordin to
publicity
provisions
or
the
cstuto
parties
may
bo
apprehended
within
be
made
by
H.
E.
Robinson
of
West
«* he said. This trend been appointed by President Ed
tion in the breasts of the people of plana now in the making w^ich
tux rates increase.
a few days, it is learned.
^accelerated, Dr. Cottrell ward Higgins of the Sanford Palm Beach.
tho United States.” .
were laid before the Chamber of
Following ia tho program for
1fevelopment of cheaper Chamber of Commerce, it was an
Senator Sterling told tha senate Commerce at Ita weekly meeting
he did not think he over would at the Valdes Hotel Fridayjioon.
nounced Saturday. The commit the meetings on Monday:
_Jo Senator McNary, Re- tee is composed tof R. H. B®rg» 10:00 A. M.—Convention called to
have to defend his courage in the
P. S. Smith, traveling
mdg
...............
Ight
order by President Willis B.
| (**ton, Dr. Cottrell said chairman. Arthur E. Yowell, J. 0senate; that he had ever voted the and passenger agent for the Union
Powell, Lake County.
courago of his convictions and that Paci&o System and A. Rico King,
I0* no secret process for Ball, Vivian Speer and R. A. NcwInvocation—Rev,
W.
J.
Carpen
he did not believe that the senate Florida passenger agent for tho
[Production.
man.
.
by its vote should prejudice the Nashville. Chattanooga and St.
ter, Sanford.
ho did not think
It was further announced that
ATLANTA, Gn., May 24. — As die.”
Address of Welcome—Mayor
trial of Senator Wheeler in Mon Louis Railroad, were both visitors
* wme policy to set
this committee will meet Monday
Tho trap was sprung at 3:10 p. tana.
Forrest Lake. Sanford.
stoically ns ho had borne tho more
in Sanford Friday in the interest of
■ «U
wl )f fertilize!
fertilizer to be afternoon a t 1 o’clock in the office
|»0 Muscle Shoals.
Response—H. E. Robinson, West than u year of imprisonment, m., and eleven minutes Uter, he
tho tour, which they declared is
of the Sanford Credit Association
was pronounced dead.
««n*dell, Democrat, of In the F irst National Bank build
Palm Beach.
meeting with hearty approval.
Satterfield shot and killed Hart
»*kcd If there was any ing to discuss in detail the plans 10:30 A. M.—Motor Camps—Earl James B. Satterfield went to bis
Tho trip, which is primarily de
death on the gnllows Friday after here in December, 1021. In yhis
Brown, DcLand.
^statem ent that Ford of the campaign. D. M. Shenvood,
signed for the growers of this state
Discussion—R. J. Blank, Ft. noon, convinced until tho very trial and throughout the long court
7 ® farmers 9200,000,- manager of tne credit association,
Tho agricultural appropriation wno wish to see how tho celery is
noose was adjusted about his neck battle he waged .to escape the gal bill, carrying
Lauderdale.
“2 ® ‘heir fertilizer bilU. will assist in mapping out the
160,000,000, was raised in California, ia planned to
replied that if the plans.
11:00 A. M.—State Advertising— that Providence would Intervene lows he sought to prove justifica passed by the senate.
be made during tke month of Sep
*
*
Karl Lehmann, Florida Devel* to save him from the extreme pen tion for the sUying by (ha asser
to produce conecnPresident Coolidgo attended the tember. However, the date haa
Announcement
of
the
details
of
alty for the murder of hia brother- tion that Hart, to whom had been ening of the new Congressional not bchn Anally settled and it may
uier succeeded In set the campaign will be announced
oprment oBard. , *
delegated tho guardianship of his mntry Club, hia cold having im be later or earlier than now con
Dis<uuasion—A, Cavalli, Ft.* My- in-law, R. H. Hart.
. for distribution following.th« meeting of the com
His only show of emotion was two daughters and the administra proved.
templated.
be followed by the mittee. The m atter of such a drive
when he broke down and wept a tion of their estate by tha Ute Mrs.
manufartiirnr*
fho
The tour will be well worth the
manufacturers, the
11:30
A.
Mi—
Junketing
Tours—
By
a
vote
of
66
to
60
the
senate
few minutes before he plunged to Satterfield, had led the girU into a adopted a committee report exon time and money expended, accord'
,t be warranted. He has been discussed at sotpe lentgh : L. P. Dickie, Tampa.
by
many
merchants
of
this
city,
through
_ the steel tra P “s life of shame and dissipated their erating Senator Wheeler, Demo ing to Mr. King and Mr. Smith,
't was difficult to state
Discussion—E. V. Parrish, Day eternity
ia said, and all aro in favor of
he spoke of his daughter, Elisabeth property.
*?rd or any other group it
crat, Montana.
•
who stated that sightseeing expe
tona.
the idea as a means of promoting
who committed suicide not lung
1710 U st desperate efforts of his
do.
The senate Mayfield committee ditions at pointa enroute are be
12:00 A. M.—Round T able-F iling ago
better
business
during
the
summer.
in
despondency
over
her
fath
attorneys to save him' ended yes continued inquiry into charges of ing arranged, which wllLbe very in
% Ford haa certain
(Continued on page 8)
Similar campaigns, .it has been
er’s Impending doom.
terday afternoon shortly before the Ku Klux Kuan activity liTthe 1922 teresting and entertaining to mem
' namely, through his
pointed out. have been carried on
Standing in the- very shadow of death warrant was read when Gov. campaign in Texas.
here of the party. Among the
Attributing, agencies," in
many other cities of the state Electric Storm Takes death, he took opportunity Just be Clifford Walker declined for the Agreement was reached by the stops now contemplated are: San
e to intervene in the senate foreign relations committee Francisco, Los Angela
Hoover late today can- lately and with great success. Be Death Toll of Eight fore the death cap woa adjusted,
bitterly to arraign capital punish
grant Satterfleld’a appli- to vote tomorrow on propositions City, Denver and Colo
*"f®*ement to testify lief that it would mean a great deal
ment, declaring:
to Sanford as a community, has
ir a lunacy commission to dealing with the world court.
The trip may be made for ap
*u* tomorrow on
ST. LOUIS. May 24— Eight are
“After you hang thia man, If I
him as to his sanity at
The troublea of Gascton B. proximately $260 for each person,
^eoH. He probably will been expressed by those wno
have had an opportunity to observe dead as a result of severe wind get up high enough and have the
‘ e killing.
Means were so bitterly debated which includes railroad Care/Pull
tho success of other campaigns and electrical storm in southeast power, I am going to ask God to . 1
the news with reatg before the Daugherty committee man accomodations and meals on
destroy
every
gallows
In
thia
Und.
na
ern
Missouri
Friday
night,
H.
H
he expressed a that spectators
elsewhere.
_
tore bad
( «
td to *be quieted board the train. -•*- - — •
When the Uw criticise# mob rule, eonv
of Commerce offic
tba last that by the police.
committee
jth he
ers heartily back
Chairman "
merce is
na•w,
U said, and
val comml"
dress — Mtdal.i and Prizes
(liven by T. W. Lawton.
TUTORS
v
Three Instructors In
Preparatory School
Cleared of Charge^
By The Authorities
5,000 People Are
Seeking Slayers
INVESTIGATION IS Father of Dead Youth'
Declares Will Spend
MUCH ENLIVENED Million
In Search'
BY ALTERATIONS CHICAGO, May 24—Rich
E
SANFORD PLANS
TO E N T E R T A IN
S T A T E SCRIBES
POSTAL MONEY
ORDERS STOLEN
AT LAKE MARY
FIRM STA N D IS
ED r a t
ASURE
K
Committee Chosen
to Formulate Plans
For “Pay Up Week”
Trip To California
Celery Fields Will
Be M a d e In F a ll
James Satterfield Meets Death on
Gallows in Stoical Manner Friday
Washington News
ard P. Wiliams, Mott Mitchell
and Charles Dense, instruct
ors In the Harvary school,
were released and exonerated
In connection with the m ur
der and kidnapping of Robert
Franks, 13 year old son n£
millionaire, Jacob
Frank*.
Meanwhile 5000 detectives,
police and friends continue,
the Rearch.
The father said *T11 spend
a million dollars to solve th is
crime. Money means nothing
to mo now.” The mother coU
lapsed when consulted about
the funeral arrangements.
Only a few meager clues, in-,
eluding a gray automobile a n d 'a .
pair of spectacles of peculiar make
and theories bf kidnaping and
ransom, are all the police have to
guide them in their search for the
brutal slayers of the dead youth.
Even the cause of death was not
determined dcfinately Friday night
and after twenty-four hours of in
vestigation the police admitted tha
crime one of the strangest and '
most baffling in the city's history.
Tho place Where the youth died
nwd not been Ascertained, but the
police believe it was far from tho
isolated swsmr
up wh
* aLsstuffed
t
in to .
assistants
was the actual causa of death ar
sly awaited the resulta-of
anxiously
chemical analysis F rid a y night
determine definitely. They •
the blows on the head whieh
boy suffered had not fractured
skull.
i ■*.. . f,
Kidnaping for ransoms or
unexplained
led motive, alternated in
the minds of the police, who were
disinclined to believe that tha boy
had bedn abducted for ransom
alone after doctors expressed th a ' .
belief that he had been kHled w ith-.
In four hours after he disappeared
Wednesday afternoon while on hJs
way from a private school to hie
home three blocks distant One In
structor of the fashionable school
attended by the boy was under sur
veillance tonight and two others,
including the principal, were ques
tioned during the day.
Grey Car Not Found.
A grey car which loitered near
the school Wednesday and ia
which the boy is believed to ha«*
been carried away, has not bi
found and automobile tracks »
the culvert where the body
n
u t Me
.......
.. * * dues.
*
fou«4
undeveloped
1
h ' e r speetscfe.s round'near'I
1y and a t first believed to be I
property of the boy, presented
peculiar angle. They
The] -ere '
rimmed, narrow of width, m
for a person of narrow head
‘■fge nose and for one near- sigh
ed, the police deducted. Fin
of the owner of the spectacles
go far toward solving the
authorities believe.
The construction of a special
livery letter, received at ..
r ranks home yestanlay morning,
,^°ur* *fter a telephone
had informed the family the
was kidnapped, and about the t
time the body waa found, offi
one of the more tangible clues.
writer haa not been traced but tk
letter was ono such/ as a well e
cated person would compose
was written on a small typew
of the folding type, acco
typewriter expert. The m
demanding payment of | 10,0
aom, was followed a few _
later by a telephone call to the
feet that a taxicab was be!
to carry Mr. Franks to the
era. The fether, J a c o b . ..
wealthy watch manufacturer,
waiting with the money b
fused to tccompany Uw taxi
when the latter said he i
know where to go with hie
Degenerate Clue Die
An early theory thq
had been the victim o f j
ata who used the
coves hia tree!
MsrWke
the coroner's e
some form of poison bad
the boy’s death.
Robert Franks, a
*
E
as ^
rich
sUtution.
after
H t;
£
.
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f •»
.
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T H E 8 A N F 0 R P .,« E R A L D , F R ID A Y , M AY. 2 3 , 1 9 2 4 ., .
*
MAY POSTPONE COOtlDGE SPEAKS ILEADERSSP L I T ’Waivy Motorists
•;-Celery Shipments
ON P U R P O S E OF
Third In Popularity
At
G.
0
.
P.
Convention
•
ANY ACTION ON OUTDOOR LIVING IN OPINIONS ON
H O L D MEETING
For May 22.
CLEVELAND, May 23. — The
NEW YORK, May 23.—Jazz mu
AVaycross*—..........
TAX B I L L CUT
f c o i k R ev e"a ^
German
4
thousands of persons- who plan to
sic, acclaimed ind denounced from
Potomac Y ard s----------------- 2
(Continued from page 1.)
motor to Clcveinnd during the Re
Chicag --------------------------- 2
hundreds of platforms and pulpita,
Coolidge raid today in hiis address
(Continued from page L)
.publican national convention >ho
(Cotninucd from page 1.)
Atlanta
........................ .
2
(Continued from page li)
ranks only third in popularity
would work
injure
of June 10, are to be well
nnd the jurisdiction and procedure opening the conference.
Florence ..... —............... 1
__to
_____
_ credit, nnd j week ______
_
Tampa, vice-president and K. J,
among
rndlp
tans,
according
to
of
“in the ense of a people which would divulge trade secrets t°]*?bcn care f j according to F fjd H . , Wcihc, of Ocala, secrctnry-treasurOf'the court- are unaffected.
ficials of station WEAF of the
represents
many nations, cultures competitors.
Caley, president of the Ohio State
.11.
Total...
“The rcaolation gives effect to
•T ' 1Aspeikaa-Xclephone and Telegraph
.
other
provldos•rT^’rtn^/w
«l2i^/>''f0^fnHt5
>.lT^•Al^.V^tt^o^,•.and
•
\f.r-i”
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S
I
tfttf 'dWmtrimiUmf wf -both presf - and .raca».va»^n»2x r K ^ my,”<> tbc tion section require that the tax re- tary of the Cleveland Automobile ! Featuring the convention will be Company.
Careful tabulation of an average Treasurer Of King
dents to avoid all legal relationship president said, "a unification of in turns be opened to inspection by Club and the new American Auto- ‘ lectures by speakers. Dr. F. P.
octaoin ctaoin ctaoin etaoin etnol
mobile Association.
Barr, nationally known speaker and of
to the league of nations.
The terests nnd ideals in recreations is certain congressional committees.
750 letters a day from radio Cannot pay His Taxes
With. the. conference
,
. , report
-_. . plac- , . The problem of finding park in g . lecturer will mako two addresses fans, offdals
dourt, under the resolution, would bound to wield a telling influence
have
declared,
in final form today, Chairman-I jJU
space
has been rendered less acute ] on the__opening
__,
u_ _____
pbecome In fact a world court, and for solidarity of the entire popula ed
day of ,the
conven- showed that classical music pro
May 23—Sir Freder*
Smoot
ol
the
senute
finance
com-.,1
:)the
action
of
the
city
governtion. No more truly, democratic l^moot
°* ,n * BCI
8 . ..
„ - grams rank first in popularity, and ickLONDON,
i
All American interests would be f___
?onsonby, Treasurer of the
___ «JL» -w. ~
lamvcc
siuu.
nc would
wouiu present uit m
went
perry n e a r; tion, one in the morning and one that
in ment
met in inxing
, ______
.Viiittee
said, he
taking over pro
property
educational
or
informative
icesafeguarded.
force can be set off ngmnst the ten- ^
ecnatc tomorroW.
.
■ the
o,c city and eoutV bnW niil wMch [in the afternoon
♦
-,
luma.
A a a osecond.
nnrl
tj *f' ''* ■ King aad Keoper of th« Privy
tures-'came
■“lOje resolution is an attempt to ■dency
to»*«ply to a
to
class
anil
enste
than
the
J
f|.'
-will
be
called
up
for
npprovnl
occupied by cheap restaurants.
j
,
,
.i.
m
u
V
.
u
p
fo
r’approviil
Follnwing
Is
the
program
a.*ianSbitio
nWEAF
programs
hAv'e Purser*has,,written
ve^ffcct to the presidents’ policy democracy of individual parts nnd on Saturday, when-little opposition shanties nnd ran-.shackic tencments. nrunccd b lhc local conUB| Wcei
tax summons that Ilia expenses
been
heari>
in
South
Africa.
Alas
id to reconcile as far as possible
and taxes arc so great that he
Wednesday, May 2 8 th is anticipated.
7h? house, in event with the purpose of clearing It.
.
ka, Argentina and the Pacific cannot
all divergent views ns to how this prowess in sports.”
meet the demand for sev
Though the grounds immediately
Mort,in„ session:
The
president
told
the
several
!
°
f
a
d
o
p
t
i
o
n
in
the
senate,
will
coast.
C.
J.
Loon
of
Capetown,
Morning
dan best be done.”
eral months.
rurtounding the convention hall
hundred
delegates
who
had
gnt
l
i
-j
the
report
up
Monday,
ami
Sooth
Africa,
sent
a
detailed
des
9:00 Registration.
’ Wholly Free of League.
will be closed to parking, plana
' The king’s treasurer resides in
9:30 Convention called to order. cription of a night’s program to Surrey
, Irijta preamble the Pepper res tre<l in the conference in response i*Vllc'< aPProva‘ al*° Is expected are afoot for providing space on
and was summoned- for
prove
that
he
had
tuned
in.
to
his
call
that
the
purpose
of
the
i
there,
Invocation,
Rev.
E.
D.
Brownlee.
olution dcclnres an intention to inthe neighboring lake front be Address of welcome, Hon. Forest
water rate taxes amounting to $76
meeting
was
to
“encourage
AqieriI
Estate
rax
Kates,
Th
etotal
mail
received
by
four
•o re 'th e United States remiining
New York City broadcasting sta- and poor rates amounting to $220.
The treasury again voiced dis- tween the country court house nrtd
I.ako, Mayor of Sanford.
"wholly‘free from any legal rela cans to make more of their oppor- pleasure
the city hall for nearly 4.000 cars. Address, Dr. F. M. Hadley, Presi. tionsJW EAF, WJZ. WJAT and No onf appeared at the court for
today
at
the
increase
pro
tunities
nnd
appropriate
more
of'
tionship to the league of nations.’
vided in the estate tax rates, which
WHNT from appreciative or dis Sir Frederick and th e rcaae was ad
It is expected that any cars that
dent.
This purpose it proceeds to accom- the advantages of America."
Secretary Mellon also has opposed have to be left out over night will
pleased radio fans is estimated at journed.
11:00 Lecture, Dr. F. P. Barf.
pUsh by means of a long and tech
J»ofore
the
senate
finance
committee
^,1
wat-hctl.
A
special
police
squad
The assistant overseer told the
2,600
letters a day.
12:311
Intermission.
nical arrangement, with two annex- Political Situation In crsonally. It was contended the will be detailed to the convention
___ Afternoon session:
court that he had written to Sir
m, and with six amendments arc
at St. James Palace five
F r n t l P P R p n u i i i m T l f i r l f [increase would force n brea.; up of | zone,an dthe Automobile Club op.
2:00 Paper, Dr. II. M cUulin, Jr., Sacrific Monkey
To Frederick
act forth in definite language for m
. t a i i t c z v v i i i u i i i s u n i ^ | larger estates und result in lower crates nn nnti-theft department.
time
and
had
had only one reply
Sartford,
Fla.
adoption by the other natlona hold
. ‘collections thnn under the present
in which an extension of time until
Test
Electric’
Chair
2:20
Lecture.
Dr.
F.
P.
Barr.
ing membership in the court, ns n
PARIS, May 23.—The ministerial jrntes.
next June was asked. Sir Freder
WANTS Al) MEETING
1:!5 ?.Iotorcade by the Sanford
condition of American adherence. situation in France grows no clear- j Representative Green, however,
CJiamber
of
Commerce.
MANILLA, May 23. — "Ron- ick frankly explaining his posi
Among other things, in addition or an the first of Juni* approaches naid the treasury nctunr'r hurl o««ST. PETERSBURG, May 23. —
8:00 nnnquct. Given by the quiilo,” a. monkey which long has tion.
to the amendments demanded, the bringing the resignation of the tipmted the incrcnso would bring in
As the king’s trdasurcr, ’Sir
Wholesale Optical Houses and hern a pub around the Lunetn po
tion sets forth that Ameri- 1Poincare government nearer. Not about ( 1(1.000,000 more revenue .»»- A determined effort will bo made
at the London meeting next month
Frederick -holds one of the most
'
theSanford
Chamber
of
Comlice
station,
hns
been
sacrificed
on
.Odharonce
the Cnly
the ; iiuuiijr,
„„ully. wim.1
which1 inhe Mini,
said, is "scarcely
to unng
bring mo
the juzo
1925 ronvcniion
convention 01
of me
the
« w,,l socialists not acept- —
scarcely 10
• mcrce.
tion thatIsthesubject
UnitedtoStates
the altar of science. The Philip onerous and confidential positions
cmcc,^jiut
i t i s by
by no
no^wcans cer-[taiiy
more than
than could
could he
be expected Associated Advertising Clubs of
Ims
for
the
f
^
C
C
’
L
but
W
more
. ima
ns Ml
all responsibility
Thursday,
May
29th.
pine government more than a year in the royal household. He has a
responsibility for the tain they w,n a>jree t„,,, voto
th e 1.......................
. from the increase
In tl.e value of the World to St. Petersburg. Flvo
,
....... ........
Morning
Session:
erase by the court of the juris. Bourgeois budget. It wdl
ago
adopted the electric chair ns n very wide range of important re
be upon‘estates subject to this tn:: ns the delegates will go from this city to ! 9:30 I’usincsn session.
tion to render advisory opinions, this question of voting thnt
menus
of executing condemned sponsibilities, ‘ one jof his duties
th - wrnlth of the country increases.’’ the convention with the avowed ! 11:00 Question Box, Conducted
•nil subject to the further declara ,bnttle will rage ut the socialist con
murderers, and in order to test the being the distribution of the large
purpose of bringing back an agree- j
tion that the United States intends gress June 1.
hy Dr. F. P. Bnrr.
efficiency of the apparatus, which sums wljch the king gives to char
CONTRACT FOR SEAWALL LET ment to bold next ycur's sessions
to adhere to the Monroe doctrine
12:30 Intermission.
recently was received from the ities.
here. This announcement is made
as a national policy and assumes no FATHER AND SON MUST DIE
Afternoon session:
United tSates, Ronquillo was com
BRADENTOWn T"May 23.—Con following appointment of Fred G.
obligations inconsistent therewith."
2:00 Business session—Election mandeered as the first victim. It
AFFIRMS DUVAL CASE
GREENVILLE, S. C., May 22— tract has ...............
..............
.......
been awarded for con* Autsbrnok as deiegnte-Ot-largc ftf
of officers—Selection of 1926 required five ucconds to 1kill the
Alexander
and
Holland
Pittman.
I
slruetion
of
noarfy
a
mile*
of
seathe
local
representatives.
Mr.
meeting place.
’
Municipal Court.
TALLAHASSEE, May 23.— By
>'•
monkey.
father and son. 49 nnd 22 years of wall beginning on n line with Man Aulshrnnk will he aided by Frank
Only two cases appeared before age.
nietnorandum
decision without
Officials
have
announced
thnt
the
respectively, late Wcdncsdny atco Avenue nml running in a F. Pulver, former mayor of thia
Judge J. G. Sharon at the Friday
opinion
the
supreme
court has nf.
TAMPA
MAN
KILLED
clmir
is
rondy
to
be
used
for
the
Ihoming session of municipal were sentenced to die in the s ta te ' southeasterly direction for npprox- city, anil Hire others who will go
............
olcctricution of nino murderers who firmed the circuit court for 'Duvnl
electric
chair
Friday,
June
27,
for'im
ately
5,000
feet,
it
will
averto the London meeting.
They were: C. Gain-js,
HOLLA SPRINGS, Miss., May have been held in Bilibid prison county in the case of Fulton Sausay
>1 ‘ court.
possession 0f liquor, $2 and coats; thc death, Jnnuary 31, of State '.age 250 out from the present shore
23.—Harry
Witt Memphis nnd Na- nwaiting the installation of the ap- as receiver of the Commercial
Gcorgo Pntterson, drunkenness, Constable J. II. Howard on Hog-1 line along the Bradcntown-Cortez SEND GIRLS TO GET COURSE tlian Goldberg, Tamna, were in - ' paratus. The Philippine Islands is *,Iaak of Jacksonville, appellant, va.
back
mountain.
Sentence
was
proBeach
road.
In
the
same
locality
disorderly conduct and carrying
riant,ly killod today when the auto- j the first country in the Fnr East to
111! “ ™ Investment Company and J.
ARCADIA. May 23.—The coun
concealed weapon, caso continued nounccd by Judge J. T. Mauldin! private capital is boind the conthey were riding in over- .adopt the electric chair for the cx- H. Pound, appellees. This case
in sessions court. Notice of np- is true tion of five miles of paved ty commissioners of DeSoto have mobile
to Monday.
ttimed a t n sharp curvo on the ccution of murderers,
grew out of negotiations years ago
pent wns given.
streets, ten miles of curbing and contributed $100 to he used in outskirts of Holly Springs.
I
________________ _
for the erection of an office build| ten miles of sidewalks.
sending two home demonstration
'
A Correction.
fn«r °r1 the present site of tho Som•REGRET
RESIGNATION
Votes
64
Years;
Th$p
girls
to
Tallahassee
for
tho
short
•> Through a misunderstanding, it
SMUGGLING ALIENS
inolc
Hotel, a decision having been
TOKIO,
May
22—The
resigna
’NO FENCE" QUESTION
course of training there. To thiK
was stated in a news story nnlater
rcnchcd
build the hotel In
Found Ineligible stead of the tooffice
sum will lie added n similar umounl
arjng in Thursday’s issue of The tion of the American Ambassador,
TAMPA, May 23.—Several men' Is
building, it is
A by the Arcadia Woman’s Club.
erald that the Chamber of Com Cyrus E. Woods, is the subject of j NEW S.MWRNA, May 23.
nri already in custody and war
said. Cancellation of several notes
editorials
in
all
the
newspapers
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special
election
hns
been
called
by
merce was to hnvc charge of the
SEATTLE, Mny 23—E. AV. given in tho transaction was in
ra n ts are out for three others,
tnoxlng bouts at the municipal Wednesday mdrning. iThey arc j the county commissioners for May
SCALP IS WORTH $2,000
charged with smuggling aliens into Binns, 80, of Seattle, veteran of volved, the lower court ordering
athlete field last night. President couched in laudatory terms nnd ex- '|2K in the Oak Hill section of Vn.
• his country. Four are said to hnvc the Civil AVar, who voted for Ab- them cancelled and the supreme
Edward Biggins of this organiza pressed deep regret thnt the am- Jusia county when the people will
HONOLULU, Mqy 23.—A human been members of the crew of tho rahnnt Lincoln twice and who hns court affirming the order.
tion stated today that locnl body bnssndor finds it necessarv to r e - . voto on the question of whetherr^scalp is worth $2,000, according to catmi launch Peccnvi, which it is cast his ballot for every Republiwas in no way connected with the linquish his post. All likewise I “beep, goats and swine shall he the territorial industrial accident charged,
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brought
the aliens into
TO SUCCEED STEVENS
Contests nnd that they were put connected his resignation with the [permitted to roam at large within board in making its first award in this country, "Ten aliens were enp-j
bns
recently
found
out
he
is
on by other parties.
passage of tho immigration law /the confines of Oak Hill voting pre the territory for personal disfig tured alumni the vessel u few not n eHixcti and can not vote for
FORT MYERS, May 23. — AV.
with its exclusion of Japanese.
U’inct.
If n majority vote in favor urement without acocmpnnying dis
r1
ago when it tied up nt the n c»ndidate this fall,
R. Briggs has been appointed dem
[of
thr prnponnl, owners of these ability. The ward was made to u v-eeka
Through nn oversight the name
foot of Laurel street, AVcst Tampa, f . When Binns went to register the onstration agent for Lee county
o f’Lucille Echols was omitted from
a
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animals
will be_ required
to keep Japanese woman employed by a
AVI LI. ERECT BUILDING
clerk of a Seattle registration of to succeed H. E. Stevens, reaigned
1
Inc program published in The Her
them under fence 'instead of the clothing concern.
Her tresses
fice found out that he was born in
SCHOOL TEACHER SHOT.
enter other
business. Mr.
, did of the.piano recital given Mon
ST. PETERSBURG. May 23. — piesent system of ullowing them 1caught on a revolving shaft nnd
AMHERST. Mo., Mny 23.—Pos- England, that he was not natural Briggs will take up hi8 duties Jbno
day night by the pupils of Mrs. The local A’. M. C. A. has purchas to run nt large.
she was scalped. Her other injur hm are searching tho goods for ized, though he had voted since I. He comes well recommended for
Fannie .Munson. Miss Echols, n ed u lot, 10(1 by ir.O feet, adjoin
ies hculed perfectly.
the slayer of Miss Iziuisc Gcrriah, lHfifi, nnd that, while ho thought Uie work of aiding the fartnera and
inembt r of the graduating vlnas ing the locution of the present
Principal vehicles used in coun
19, village school teacher, whose hia father was a naturalized cit
growers of Lee county in
year, rendered the selection building. Officials hope to’ start try districts of India. 111— hulliH-k
In nil Poland there nrc only body was found in n shallow grave izen of the United States, he citrus
carrying, put th o most progresalve,
Schuman- work on the new quarters next carts, the harness consisting of n nbout 500 motorcycles, half of in a pasture.
Seven buckshot could not produce a copy of his and modern methods of raising and
Harth.
year.
y«Ae an<l driving lines of rope.
which were made in America.
•wounds were found In her breast. father’s naturalization papers.
marketing their products.
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23.—Song birds in
nboiling lard, »a, A
icacy
fo u r th
able dinners of
Vfl
compiled in U52 h,'. t*
« e d by writers oVcfeLS
who quote many r«inIIi
«n times when kinn
^emselve,
•ion, and appeared 1* 1
lariy fond of b‘S
pics.
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At nearly all gm t |
Popular dish wa,
Pic, supposedly of 3#
This contained two 1
ler, half a pound of 1
eight pounds of h ti
Cgga. one pound of »
of oysters, onion.,
rious other seasoning
Beef tongue and c«M
tioned prominently in 1
book, which is soprabl
been conceived by i T
Rosenthal convent hi
nan -Palatinate. Et« |
ity. it appears, wu 1
bage in those day* „
irrcat barrels of it
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India, the
ad
which will be made hi
try.
.W ith a special csnail
60 feet under the wit«2|
successfully photogrinJI
airplane.
BERVICE: ThTrT^
name. Ia doing badiigi
ou not only get vshii
ut you get SERVICE J
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FOR RENT — 4-rooa^
also three-room sp
Beach and Main KtmLl
Owe, Daytona Bcsch/r.]
Trunks, baggage,
in fact, anything, u
any time.
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J. E. Snyder, for __
miaaloner. Dial. No. 11
Chuluota, Geneva
Your aupport and rotatll
predated.
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Cleaning, Presaiag sad I
AVo are row fully 1
New Steam t'rCii sadJ
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k v cito n i and developers who knew, and who have been waiting only the advent of the new highways now oenetratimr the locnlitv tn i<»t“ ill!"
\V 1r“®Jand8 N0W .thrown open to
When
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grounds.
A new era of the development is on in Bithlo, and TODAY is the time to investigate the commanding possibilities evident on every hand
nor u short time only, we will continue to sell lots in Bithlo a t prices which prevailed before the Ocean Highway opened the town.
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Yes, this is Coral Gables
one of the features of Kc
Roberts' interesting article
Saturday EveninsrPost of M
THE SATURDAY EVENING
(Continued from P aso 2U
™ T wo'years'ag o,~w11e n one happened intrJ1
Miami, he found an extra large tiubdivMon
in the first throes of being sold to the public.
It .was partly sand and partly palmetto
scrub, and it was six miles from Miami.
Brass bands lured the credulous investor
to the auto busses that plied between the
city and this embryo suburb; and when the
busses were getting ready to start and all
the brass bands were rendering three or
four popular tunes at one and the same
time, the uproar was Bimilar to that which
occurs when a football team returns to the
dear old college town after knocking the
daylight out of the Big Blue team—or the
Big Hed team or the Big Green team or
• the Big Yellow team, a3 the fcase may be—
for the first time in seven years.
w Geod conservative residents of Miami
shook their heads soberly over the brass
rands and the hullabaloo and did consider
able viewing with alarm. - Two years ago
r i l h e . a v e i a ^ e . - p r i c e t o t & 4 ftt.
aste
le money; but his purchase has been
urc speculation, as.clangorous as any
culative purchase in the stock market.
Phe talcs of great increases in Florida
d values are set down here in order to
|w one of the chief reasons for the
imism in regard to real estate that exists i
[every side in Florida, and for the conso- ;
rnt inability of the retired business man j
stay retired.
[’here is great? difference of opinion in ;
rida as to the amount cj income that a *
non should have in order to retire from j
j bleakness of Northern winters and live ,
[lazy abandon amid the oranges and
ipefruit, the sand spurs and the coconut
fcs,
•a, the idle rich and the apologists for
climate, thereal-estate enthusiasts and
p e rie c L jy ^ ^ b u r bathing girls and the
and. all the other de
lta
holds out t to. weary
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sand and palmetto scrub waa-JTWr^Today
the average price of a lot in the same sub
division is $2500, and the cheapest lot that
,!one can buy is $1600. The palmetto scrub
and the jungle have vanished, and in their,
places are lawns and palm trees and mac
adamized roads; * sidewalks and electric'
lights and excelled golf links;* big, airy
shops and fine scnools and an outdoor,
swimming pool and hundreds of attractive
Spanish-type stucco houses.1.
The Miami people who at first'viewed
the development with alarm" as being lo-J
cated in an unaccessible'and unattractive
spot have begun to build houses in it and
movfc their families out to live in them.'
,The company that is developing the.sub-J
division now runs nineteen auto busses toj
it from every part of. Florida,* and gives
'prospective buyers • free t transportation,’
•food and lodging during two and three day.
trips. • Nobody would be particularly sur
prised if this company began to run auto
busses to its subdivision from the Grand
^Cafion and Lbs Angeles. *
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■ ••The great danger of relating these glittc^P
.Ing stories of suddem riches th at h a v ejp m
acquired fn Florida reaf estate liesA^thwi
!fact that persons with small c
,many parts of the North,
knowledge whatever of F loriJr
may pick up the idea th a ^ m y
Florida, drop all theirjdm ie'^K
L t},at
a winter
pc in Florida,
house or
apartment in any
must
heces3ity have horny s p o ^ ^ H ^ tiiu m h
f forefinger of his right h a lH ^ H L lip .
g the. coupons from his
ids.
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Fortunately for'the" Florida' r e a l ^ ^ B
lers, this idea is os erroneous as th J I e I that all residents of Paris, FraijjW, are
moral. >The idea is probably t b # t o J 'jf i
jt that the representatives
b are heavily advert istjJ d m t
vure sections of the Suidray p p r
huary until March e a w y e a jr
pnbers of the PartJpK lr^’{p,
e Club, whoseJmvi
cted cerebrations
ho in w hid^to g j
fieb o
i\y g m
have sunk
farmlands;
insufficiejJ
land X jR P
The attractive home illustrated on Page 21 of the Post
is that of Mr. F. E. Dix, Granada Blvd Coral Gables.
The home shown on Page 133 is that of Mr. T. E. Bishop
on Avenue Nevarre, Coral Gables.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY fiL .n i
PAGE
gwjy^joga4fm?Sf *Art Exhibit Given At
State College Today
ted to Hotels
i. as
Y. Convention
YORK, May 24.—George
director of arrangement.)
jemocratic National Conkre »*e3tt month, has cini. selection of hotel head
e r delegates and alterlin the District of Columthe 54 states and the tert represents the final and
ocations. It includes sev.
uons from the temporary
jU heretofore announced
t to time.
iU sre in the heart of the
hattan district and ore
k) quickly accessible from
nare Garden, the conitorium. The list folth each state and the cor
ny respective hotel, given:
Imperial;
Arizonn
»nia; Arkansas, Imperial;
a, aVmierbilt; Colorado,
unis; Connecticut, McAIkware, McAlpin; Florida,
Spun; Georgia, Pennsyljaho, Waldorf-Astoria; IInuujlrania; Indiana, Tho
torn; Iowa, Commodore;
[cAlpin; Kentucky, McAljisni, Commodore; Maine,
ill; Maryland, Astor; Mas.
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Ptnnsyl vanin; New Mex
lie; New York Pennsyl
Exiled Caliph Awaits
Word Moslem World
Concerning R e t u r n
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 23.
—The annual art exhibition be
tween 3 and C P. M. today marked
the opening of the pre-comemncem tnt festivities at the Florida
State College for Women. The ex.
hibit included articles made by
students in the department of
clothing, School nC Home Econom
ics, the School of Art, and the Depratment of Industrial Art.
Among the articles displayed
were dressc and other clothing,
hats, mechanical drawings of house
plans, drawings from casts, still
life, figure sketching, and outdoor
sketches in charcoal, water culors,
and oils, costume designs, interior
decoration designs, (Misters, and
advertisements, elementary con
structions in wood, baskets, trays,
lumps, and fern boxes of pineneedles, wire grass, reed, ratflu,
and matting; sketches of small fig
ures in clay and plasticine, moulds
and piaster ensts and. pottery.
cska, Belmont; District of Colum.
biu, Imperial; Hawaii, Belmont;
Philippines, Belmont; Porto Rico,
Belmont, Canal Zone, Imperial.
Until shortly before the conven
tion date headquarters of the Na
tional Executive Committee’s sub
committee of convention arrange
ments will remain at the National
Democratic club. Then it will be
removed to the Waldorf-Astoria,
which Is only 10 short blocks from
Madison Square Garden.
Headquarters for the feminine
element of the party will be main
tained in the meantime at the
Women's National Democratic club
and the Commodore Hotel. They
also will be removed to the Wal
dorf-Astoria just prior to the con.
vention date.
All bureaus of information, head
quarters for newspaper men and
committees on conventions arrange
ments, business and social, will be
mobilized at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Egyptian ulema, which has pro
nounced In fnvt*r of his retention
of the Caliphate.
The views of the Indian Moslems
are not yet known, but steps are
being taken to ascertain what the
feeling is of tho largest Moslem
community in tho world. The rec
ent decision of the Persian ecclejsiastica that the institution of u
it. publican regime in Persia would
jje oentrnry to Mohammedan law
naturally has created a good im
pression among the Turkish exiles,
TEP.RITET, Switzerland, May
24.—Thi deposed Caliph and his
suite con.nuc to resiuo at Territut awaitin gdovolopments. Con
vinced of the strength of his po
sition, Abdul-Mejid is quietly ex
piating concrete proposals from
tb* ?V*Vm world, including his
own com patriots.
Toe r nances of King lluimin of j
the HecUaz becoming Caliph of tho 1
whole Modem community through i
out the world ar.* not tnken ser
iously in Turkish rirclcs. The do-,
pored Caliph i.i pluareJ with the j
attitud: adopted by a section of the '
toCrifjttiki
h'4 '.b-'U
Office of R. C. HUNTER & BR(>„ A rch tte!
(House A-8(3.
— AN ENGLISH HOUSE O f DISTINCTIVE IP':
This houBc avoids the commonplace in design; in every detail it It
house that would stand out in distnetion front its neighbors.
• Yet .there is nothing freakish about the design, it is throughout, in tit
time, it la unusual and tlsinctive. It follows tho old Etigilah type.
■The architects have so handled the roofs that n phasing variety 'In
. cf tn to and, rit the same
i! m’-I outline is obtained,
ii i; windows, and the plain
The half-timbered gable
,dute of v irious colors and
•lamer etc., should he stnini ■memc that would lie quite
The recnt decision of the Anf
National Assembly to siipptfei
deposed Caliph's subsidy owing
his recnt manifesto to the Moe
world is confirmed. This, h
ever, does not seem to be afteej
his party, which feels that the SI
lorn communities will see to it f
the deposed Caliph is not left in
cuninry difficulties. On the <
trary, it is felt that by issuing
manifesto Abdul-Mejid has rpfli
ed a service to the Moslem wot
Mrs. George S. Hunter,
of Columbus, Ga., says she
suffered severely with femala troubles.
'T had to go to bed and
stay sometimes two weeks
at a time." B a y s Mrs.
Hunter. "1 could not work.
My . . , were Irregular and
I got very thin. I went
from 126 pounds down to
less than 100, My mother
had bccu a user of
nnd sbo knew what A good
medicine It was for thla
trouble, ao aha told mo to
get aomo and tako it. I
sent to the atore after It
and before I bad taken the
first bottle up I began to
Improve.
My aide hurt
lets and I began to mend
In health. I took four bottlea In all during the laat
ten months. Cardul acted
aa a fine tonic. . . 1 am
well now, I have gained
ten pounds and am atlll
gaining.”
Take Cardul,
EX-101
UNLESS HE DROPS THE BURDEN QF
‘‘LIVlNG-fROM-HAND-TO-MOUTH’’ ,
about you—and
sec. how many people go
you
LT OOK
through life with as great a handicap aa the mair
in the picture l
But the wiser people of this communty lay aside part^
of their earnings regularly at tho Sanford Loan & Siv-j
ings Co.. Ile iie their journoy through life is Serene,.
Safe, Successful.
r,.uma, liu* n -ult of thorough
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gation. General Jnme A. Drni front < uh S. H annon No. 35,
of Washington, I). C., ii on H nf C o lu 'iib u ..n l oriier bands, will
program for the principal addn
furnish mu-;, fur the occasion.
on tho first tiny of the cnnvcniti.
Elaborate enteitainment
has
June fi, nnd Lamar Jeffers, memh
of congress from Alabama, w
■a nm.ityt .1 by tin- various tomtake the lending place us ojicuk
miUr. . iii Suvnumia. and will in i
on the second day. The reunion
i' .ib n.'i '; . s urf I ..thing and
the .list and 82nd divisions
l, ;'i r.upi * . Each post of tho
tako pi nee immediately ftdlotvu
World War Veterans From Flori tho convention, Juno 7.
G juM ' t t "n will enter their fuvda Will Attend Reunion in
Tho 20th United Hint,'.’. Infan1 i . ii > b out) front among members
Savannah in Conjunction
Bond from Fort Donning; The
of tin- auxiliary in a content, the
With American Legion
I'. S. Infantry bund from l
Convention of Georgia.
Inpi r t<* In1 i row i d "Miss GeorScrovcn, tho band of Annum • Pi
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. May 21. inntn, tho Drum and Bugle Cm
—A large representation ot Flori
da. man wtuy. tlUudud
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'.tm s s A s s s s t
Phcrson, (Ga.) ‘o/ffehrs* training '
camp and later fought in Franco ■
with the 82nd Division will go tj
Savannah for tho reunion to ho
held there June 6, (I and 7 of the
Slat and 82nd divisions in conJunction with the American Legion
A c o T r A s e o f Your
convention of Georgia.
OWN ON THIS EARTH
Members of the legion, the legion
auxiliary and vetel-ans of the Slat
BEATS BUILDING
and 82nd divisions from Alabama,
Florida, Georgia and South Caro
CASTLES INTHE A id
lina are expected to attend the
gathering.
A L L HO LLO U).
Plans for entertainment of the
delegates and visitors already have i
been completed, according to infor- j
matlon received by Herman Ulmer
and other memebra of the commit
tee in charge of the Florida dele-
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Cor: 3nd & Oak Ave.----------------------------------- Telephone 440
Their F irst Ambition
kliie this ambition, our organization can help you
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and one you can easily finance. Wo furnish th-„> best of every
thing In lumber. Wo won't k t you go wrong on materlala or
home-building plans. Call l*y and see us.
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T H E SAN FO RD* H E R A L P , S A T U H IM Y , M A Y )g4jll9B 4i»V > '/
The Spendthrift Speaks Again.,
Thfe Sanford Herald
r ifle m e n *
Dobb!
M rfpt
You
'"I -Pth, « ;
crease in medicine Vdl,
Rouge is suppo«j ,
“ut of
"HUh Ut£
W axan be *topPfd>
M h e n t h e y siKn a
is usually
B a l k. a ni s i t i«
week-end.
a Wiie man
! h t e " 1" in!l**d « il
Perhaps it is time to 1
old saying to "He
pay the bootlegger.’
Lucky for
carried a ten and a kiltl
without tailing do»„
Estimates show lOOrts'
be needed in the whesttf
a pity harvesting
made as popular as Co|£ 1
The center of flower
} perfume is in the Mar!
so that may be why th,
high.
\\ orry is a great th
people would be idle hait
if they had nothing J j
about.
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1 They are having a b*l
strike ir. the Ruhr, s0 ital
annual miners strike fcwl
them.
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Hagerstown, (Md.) |_
ed the names of tho«\
I him, but if nil butchers |
' would cause a paper 1
Arizona editor refused 1
$300 fine. It does -etmi
nn editor could male it I
few years.
JUST IN PASSING
g
'-’ advertising—like an an automobile
can Ttmwithout gas—down h titm
Ocala,&Uii»v. • ; ■■• - >• * . . . - ■
our— lufcal -coodidstes
have said that they feel they will
be soccessful in their purnuit of of
fice., ".This feeling doubtless orig
inates. in their wish bone.
School days are over. How will
yourvj boy spend the summer
month*? It Is the wise youngster
whoj gets himself a job und saves
hi* earnings.
Sr*\
* are needed on
Mol^ street light*
M*iffialia Avenue near the South*lde
h 'g ra m m a r school-, building.
There Is a long stretch of territory
ther«>kept in darknew. •«■ «*.
A ndustral accident t^ard ha*
figu
i t o u t t h a t th e h u m u u sc alp
U worth two t,
dolUM. According to thal.
it, B f ttm fr B u l r m u s t
------hav*-*teen a BiWiftraire,
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&
Ittl* estimaiad tha^flUy.gigarettei pe m a i n
m o n th
v
hfjrtry man,„
JIM ^hild
i in Una country.
, ing pti the weed,*Tna/^Sf^rei*ii in
to oaHnsect.
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‘New Yerk.Htm W Tribune
of Celia
the bobbed hair bandit, is
.- amJr .beads. Too much cannot
»a
for the betterment of soctel Whndltions.
* \ W ri i# to hav,; a "Boy Up
when all old accounts will
a *^f*rei* UP’ Tkose interested in
Maplng business conditions good
Ihoul^co-operalu.to th* f t lust ok,
t e n t ^ make this a great week.
-oMary Is the scene today of
man; •loquent political speeches
didate* running for every
1 the county. These polititing* at different points of
aty make good "get-togethwlons and benefit the votle section n^'Well as the
office holders.
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•: AH, THAT IS THE QUESTION
•As Brisbane Sees ft
After several years of argum ent and suspense the bonus
They Don't Return.
R a a lM y l r T k f I l r n M P rin tlin e
Hope For the Hopeless.
it
Hanfnrit, i'la rh ln .
> bill has been passed over the president's veto. The bonus
Lived 100 Years? How?
itself
is
no
longer
a
m
atter
of
any
national
consequence.
It
Woman's
Piercing Eye.
i E n t e r e d .«* s e c o r v l - r l n m m a t t e r
Copy r u n t , m i — _
O c t o b e r IT. 1918. a t t h e p ostofT Ice a t has automatically With its passage, become a dead subject,
B a n f o r d , F lo r id a , u n d e r a c t o f M ar.
and post mortema seldom amount to anything. However,
,.
r« junX fcaia. 1
, . . . E d i t o r the motives which prompted.UwLftwifitnMU^ot.wwh.a m e a s r L . . ^ ; ^
Manager ure are at present of just as much importance as ever or os with poison, to “sec if dead men
n. MowAitn n r ho ...
Pherfel t s
10T M a i t a o l l a A v e n a e
the effect of the bill will be^upon national credit and upon the return.” He will learn that they
don't return, or if they do, they
R L IM tU iP T IO V IIA T K t.
pocketbooks of the taxpaying public.1
O ne T r a r .j..} * V 0 ®- 8 l * »V>nt’>e I J ..5 0
don’t Know it. The best thing a
Theory o f the people for five years has been tax reduc man can do, especially in : Los'
D eliv ered
w e e k ICC. i m p i n p P
tion. With the immediate and stupendous rise ir. prices at Anfcefes, is tb live as long as he
7 ea r.
poardtyy can, s4e' all he can, learn
our
entrance
into
the
World
W
ar,
came
a
proportionate
rise
all
he can.
B P E ci*f55tj5i7
' ’‘i
_!___ .
All o b itu a r y " notices, c a rd s of in taxation. W ith the cessation of hostilities, prices in gen
th a n k a , reaolutlona an d notices of
_ .
•
.....
.. HERE’S HOPE for the hopee n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e c h a r g e s a r e eral resumed thoir normal level.
But n o t so With taxes, fag., the victim of hay fever. Mr.
made, w ill be c h a r g e d fo r At r<KU-'
Taxes
remained
well
over
our
Heads
and the people have ‘ Coolidge, who" has a "rose cold.”
U r a d ve rtising, rules.
for 45 minutes in an air-tight'
paid and paid until it seemed th at the nation-wide shout for sits
room, breathing air mixed with
M F .W H E K T H n A S S C O A T K O I’ R B I S .
tax reduction would surely reach the ears or the Washington chlorine gas. He leaves saying,
"The trouble is gone. , * ■
*.
llcatIon of all n ew s d is p a tc h e s c r e d government. '
Chlorine gas cures colds In men
ited to It o r not o th e rw is e credited
Apparently we were mistaken. Coolidge heard, and stood and
epizootic in horses.
Why
In thtw-twrner a n d - n l s o t h e local
And Republican though he be, one cannot should it not cure, or at least re
n e w s published herein. , A ll r l g h t i by the masses.
of r e p u b llc a tlo n o f apeclal d is p a tc h help but admire his Btand. But congress, that is supposed to lieve. hay fever that tortures thou
e s h e r e in a r e nlso reserved._________
be a more perfbet representation of the people,that is invested sands for weeks every year?
""SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924.
with the right to override 4 presidential veto for the purpose ANOTHER MAN, aged 100, died
Merely living to bo
HAVE THE MIND OF CHRIST: of enabling it to check an autocratic president, that Congress Wednesday.
, last this mind be In you, which played politics, It saw the impending Democratic landslide 100 years old doesn't amount to
’ was also ir* Christ Jesus. Let noui- and inevitable defeat of the Republican party. Like a drown-, much. It all depends on what you
ARE when you reach 100, or 90, or
Injr be done through strife or v a i n .
■ glory; but in lowliness Of mind let ing man it gasped to the American Legion for help. Its fee whatever the age may be of which
.. each esteem the other better than ble voice has gone out for the Legion vote in the November you boast.
Women will be interested in one
^•them sMvta,—Philinpians 2:5, 3,
elections.
particular centenarian living in
„
.
OPPORTUNITY
Congress played politics, but it played a poor game. It England. Her name is Mrs. Hal
: “ Master of human destinies a IV doesn’t even Know the gume.
of Cloan, and she is the
It shot for the vote of the dane,
Fame, love: and fortuile oh
mother of Lord Haldane, British
American Lqgion,, but jt missed its mark. Those boys who statesman of power. This is what
footstep wait. «
Cities and fields I w afculuptnoj' went to France<and served in the trenches sacrificed more the solemn old Athenaeum says
trata
ju.Kja * than more gold could ever repay’. Thelr’s was a sacred con- about her:
It is not the splendor of her
remote,.,
and trjj)Utjon to
welfare of the nation and posterity for which
pissing by
years alone which makes the rec
Hovel and mart and palace—soon it is an insult to oiler mere gold. It is like the small town ord of Mrs. Haldane, of Cloan, re
.. ori late
rich boy offering a dime to the blacksmith’s son for pulling markable. She hns entered on her
hundredth year this week with a
I kndekf dfcbldfion once-nt every him out of the lake.
mental and even physical vitality
-I, 1-M W
■* Those of us who were unfortunate enough to be held on that Tnust be almost unexampled. I
asked Lord Haldane recently how
1 fcating,
. t . . this side do not deserve a bonus, pension, or anything else. his mother was bearing her great
It may have t?cen a little tough then to leave a nice home, a age. ‘She is wonderful,’ he said.
J turn away. It is the hour of fate,
ood job, perhaps a wife or sweetheart, and endure for •Ihe reads German, Fronch, Ital
And.U\ey 'vho follow .me reach
ian, Latin and Greek, without spec-'
rvrt-y statelonths the discomforts of camp life, but who among us Ian
’ M o rta l tjeqirv* and conquer evety would taxc anything in the world for it? It was an experi tacles.’ ”
* fo e . *
"SHE READS German. French,
Save death; and those who doubt ence that we will not get again in this life, an experience
Vvhich taught us many things, which brought out in us many Italian, Latin and Greek.’’
•"o r hesitate •• •
This means that she has used
Condemned to failure, penury and qualities we did not know we had, which developed us in
the brnin that keeps her going.
ti.kkde, >•' *>* 1
.
many ways nothing else would have. Does tho govern There is no old age for womerv of
Seek gte in vain, and uselessly im
ment owe us for th at? The government amply paid us in the that kind. Human beings and
plore.
trees die a t the top.
I ariifcrei* not,' add ’ I return no ’experience we received.
more!"
But the bonus bill has been enacted, the national debt HARRY L. HOFFMAN is ac
—JOHN JAMES INGALLS.
has been enlarged by many millions of dollars, and an im cused of a brutal murder. Uls
One more | week before election. mense increase in taxation has been saddled on to the peo wife sits in court, helping his law
yer to select jurors that ure to
Politics will be ‘a t fever' heat.
ple.’ We certainly will not refuse to accept the bonus. We decide his fate. Reporters describe
------- o------All these conventions-being hold will take our little share the same as you will, but when that her sitting in the shadow, picking
in Sanford are making this city check comes in we will think of the dirty politics behind it. out tho men approved with d non
of the head after one quick glance,
much talk 'd
/ I
We will think of the ten millions Cohgress voted to give Ger it is likely that the wife of the
. r-w— ONone can sny Oscar W. Under many a few months ago. And we will wonder if this be con accused man can see further Into'
wood docs not talk out’In meet sistent. Yen, it is consistent for the Spendthrift Congresrf. the Juror's mind with one quick
ing.—Tampa Times. He talks, but We will vote to put men In office who know something of the. glance and see more' what is in
there than would be seen by all
always on the wrong side.
value of money and who are more interested in the welfare the lawyers and other men in the
.« — —ocourt room put together.
•
A business man cun run without of the people than in the acquisition .of votes.
error
T* C
*■
thetoflr,t
the United States
in““ " “ IpaUy • owned water
That was in 1800.
It
interesting to know just
y towns today have muownership of their water
‘id their other public utili
ty Apparently intending to
j suicide left a note with
t which was not to be openthe next day. The chum
amid not wait *nd, read• intentions of his friend.
, to Prevent hi* act. The
thi* story is: when you
— blue and just as if the
“ were against you and
u well leave, be sure
• note with some friend.
the editor of the Tampa
offered to bet ten thouson his
for
may have violated
BY R. J. HOLLY
ARE YOU PAYING DIVIDE!
Sidney J. was here on Tuesday und "shot his bolt” as per the reg
ular schedule.
A business would soon shut its do
if it didn't pay out something prettyi
ularly in the way of dividends. Hi
about yourself—Is all your salary gob
for operating expense—Are you s[
ing all you earn? If you are, you wflli
classed as a failure.
PAY YOURSELF DIVIDENDS
out of every week’s earnings and puti
into your surplus—your savings accoo
McAdoo says he is willing for Bryan to be elected. Now this is
co-operation to the nth degree. The two Williams are both willing
and where there are two Wills there should be u way.
And now at tho eleventh hour the Presbyterians declare the doc
trines of evolution to be false. AU that tho churches need to worry about
is not where wo came from, but "whither are we going."
Sanford has been the ptace of parades this week and it is now up
to the Ku-KIux to finish up the week with one of their very own. It
has been hectic and complectic, and now we are dcjectic.
> The Sanford Herald issued a very creditable edition on Thursday
giving due notice to all the candidates and the otlccrs of the Shrine.
It was probably one of the best Shrine numbers ever issued,in the
state, especially so in a city' the size of Sanford.
Conventions are the thing and Sanford being an ideal convention
city should have moru of them. Since there are certain lines of busijiiUb that, make all the money, from conventions these certain lines
soouid nelp the Chamber of Commerce, pay tho, expenses of these gathiv *i#w** m.
■fHMI *1 <*%
Ope hundred thousand years ugo, Wtigs. SanfcKd.ymi***
**•*>* ^ u e r t isjft^ rp m ^very. ^ y e j l i p n ,
yb«iM oMtbig at tho entrance to her cav#.
J: ",
S t JV M
h*“
'ta k a this. jBCJCaaiun.t/v. MmpUEHOU.’iw aw itonU lK iyca •jjz.-iianww* e - •
—
•
quickly
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
i fojjyc and their very efficient head.
. . Chief Williams. The way
. they_ nan
knows. with one look. . Ami
dud' tho large crowds here this week and kept everything running
F. P. FORSTER. President/
B. F. WH1TXER,!
• Orte of T \\k Hamid’s ^ood fHend.q sends tf newspaper
smooth and without any friction calls for this bouquet which I hereby
THE SENATE committee on ag hand them. The Sanford police in their new and natty uniforms are
clipping saved from the days before the prohibition amend
rejected the Ford bid the pride of tho city and they are courteous and obliging a t all time*
ment went into effect, and asks why such articles ure not riculture
for Muscle Shoal* Wednesday by .and especially to strangers. This Is not written with the view off
found today in the newspapers.
la to six. ThRt isn’t final, but It falsing thoir twages but i* u tribute tu them and to the City CommisItjs ttFiret
to Jet unvunv
Illk u
... V(‘L'heIieve," he writes, “there is opportunity to do an im shows how difficult iLl*
oy them.
th
in
,
through
I
.
K
“
S
f
0"
’
" ’,h °
mense nmount of good on the old W. C. T. U. plan. With the
, “ t a M W . “ « i ; . _______
8. nford I. showing
, 1,
class these days in tnnny wnyn. The people
saloon and the liquor traffic outlawed, the temperance organ JcultJ Itf Sthere
_ ^is a 'little black bni("
bag"
'm> have been absent from this city for nny length of time set* many
izations seemed to have lost their pep, though heaven with the right kind of lining in the
ange* here that betoken a growing and substantial city. With
offing.
changes in the business district and many apartment houses contem
knows, now i:A ie time when all the fiery zeal th at can be pro
The Sportsman’s Store
plated thi* summer Sanford will be remly to take care of many new
duced should R: directed toward the training of younjf people
MORE ATTACKS on Jews in people und winter tourlstn this winter,
cun
all
help
in
thi*
moveEverything
for
the
Sportsman.
ll7 Park J
to nn abhorence not only of intoxicating liquor, but of the Hungary and pogrom* in Transyl- ment by building more houses.
yaniu.
In
Budapest,
while
a
pro
abominable treason to their country in the patronage of the fessor was lecturing on anatomy
It would be a good thing for Sanford people traveling north thi*
bootlegger’s trade.
some of the Htudents demanded summer to taka along plenty of literature abo'jt Sanford and distrib
“This old clipping," he continued," is.one th at I happen that four Jewish students "be ute It all along the way if you are going by auto. There is nothing
on the spot to furnish ma- like having printed literature about your city since everyone inquire*
to know told the true story of one man’s conversion to the killed
turiul for dissection." Part of about Florida wherever you go.
prohibition cause. Perhaps you would be willing to re-print the complaint was that they rarey had opportunity to dissect Jewit, even if it does not apply to present affairs." My old friend, Fred Eberhurdt of the Willite Company, here, thi* ■*
ish corpse*, slue to the fact that
tk said that up in Boston where he was forced to make a speech on | i
The Herald is glad to give space to the clipping out of the Jews bury their poor and do
and especially on Sanford there were twelve or more people
courtesy to this friends’ request, but it ventures to disagree not let them go to potter's field or
[the meeting who knew all about Sanford. Fred says that Sanford
the
dissecting
table.
with him as to its application to present affairs. Under the
In the public eye just now and people everywhere want to know
it the "City Substantial."
caption, “God Doesn’t Want My Business, the clipping sa y s: IN TRANSYLVANIA twelve
iu i
In these days when the liquor men, grown des
Jews are said to have been killed
According to the Jacksonville Journal on Orlando painter was
recently, one victim, a woman, be found dead from a. bullet wuund un the.fair grounds. Of course while
perate at the advance in public sentiment against
ing "drenched with petroleum und the wound covered much territory it was evidently fatal as the painter
their business, are eagerly counseling among them
burned to death before ths eyes of is'dead—so say we nil.
selves how to make more “decent" and “respecta
her son, prior to his being
hanged." There are no words to de
ble" the traffic in drink, one recalls the incident told
Today the candidates are spouting at Lake Mary ail day. Monday
scribe the brutality bred of war,
night they perform a t Altamonte, Thursday night a t Oviedo and wind
by the noted evangelist, Charles G. Finney. In one
up the affairs of state h e r e Saturday night on Magnolia Avenue. It
of his series of meetings he noticed a man who seem
THE STOCK speculators fe*lt has been a most pleasant campaign and as the progenitor of these
ed to lack peuce of miuti and a quiet conscience, and • * a .-little better Wednesday. Few
ing» the writer feels that candidates and voterd have been "uptears were, left in tho little eyes,
yet regularly attended ih e services. Mr. Finney
because the soldiers got their bo
asked him if he woidd -jjie willing to join him in
nus. But some realized that, after
•'^Florida leads all other stutes in oyster bed cultivation. This item
prayer, and the inquicAE-expressed Ws willingness
*H. psying a few hundred million was among others In the daily papers this week. It may be true but if
dollars to soldiers isn’t quite as Florida does lead all other states in oysters we should be able*to uet
t vi'fip- to do. “Now," said the evangelist, ‘1 will offer
bad as setting fire to the consti them much cheaper than we do.
the prayer and if you can conscientiously do so, re
tution and the declaration of inde
peat my words," “O Lord. I will give Thee my life,"
pendence, and stocks picked up.
Every newspaper you pick up contains news of railways In colli
sion* with autos and all the attendant detail, of killed and wounded.
prayed Mr. Finney, and the man repeated, "O Lord
WALL STREET men will dis Also accounts of folks being killed in auto* by fast tlrivimr a n d m i l l
I will give Thee my life." "O Lord I will give Thee
cover that Secretary Mellon, who .ions. AU of which means that the foolish season Is upon us and only
■ ■B gB aH aggH »gB B B gB B gBBHg aB ag a a 9 g l l » BBI
my talents,” prayed the evangelist, and the man u t
had no trouble in cutting hundreds vigilance on tho part of driver* or cars will cut down the casualties
of millions off the national expen
tered the words after him. “O Lord I will give Thee
ditures, will easily find a way to J riv e " d o 7 £ w “ SI? F V " K t0 PrCV#nt Bcddent!V~ why do"'t the auto j Phone
-----------------------— — W!
my friends—I will give Thee my business," continu
finance the soldiers’ bonus.
ed the tnan of God, but when he spoke the word
The Safety First committee of this division of the A C I W l » ■■■aBBBBBBBBBBBSBaBBBMBBBaBBBaaaBBSaCIBk*11
TO ClJT SLICES out of a man’s good meetng at the office of Superintendent T. L. Dumas ikit weekiinrf
" “business” the mart on his knees rose to his feet,
capital, discouraging effort, is as many fine talks were made on safety first not only on the railrw tb but
* crying, “No, 1 can’t pray that prayer. God doesn’t
foolish as a well regulated income in regard to dangerous crossings where a little care on the Dart
want my business. The man proved to be a liquor
tax la wise.
. ,
auto drivers would save many Uvea. The trains run on a track nn5
dealer1; and well he khew th at the business'In which
Those that advocate cutting a cannot be expected to m t out of the way of careless auto d riv en ? Thf I 1
chunk out of capital, whenever the engineers are beset by these careless ones and are anxious
he was engaged had rib part in the divine scheme'of
ldent«, but some of them are given nervous imiurniinn
^
government need* money, should
things. No m atter how "model” a saloon he kept,
e t t
l M
ttln?
consider the method* of the no- cars. and killing folk, who will not K
dRment antl
no matter how “high toned" an establishment he
die. Tartars. Those savages, aa ".top, look and listen’* before crossing railroad tracks.
That’s the Success Rule
y drove their cattle from one
conducted, he knew God had no use for it. Should a ‘ ;
nation that calls itself Christian have any use for the * '' * pasture to another, would stop, cat
i
a piece from a living animal, eat
legalized liquor traffic?
LEARN TO SWIM
it, then drive the mutilated crea
There Is Coming A Time
Ev^n more difficult m ust it be for the trafficker in out* ture on its way.
MIAMI NEWS
Their idea was that they couid
lowed liquor to think of .offering hU-buainess to, tho Lord.
When your Earning Capacity is much less than '
the cow alive, and eat a P*3* A great deal has been written
Yhe fellow <who sneaks afoun'a finding buyers for the poison keep
Present time— N'-v is the time to s a v e — while )oUI
tie piece cut from its haunches
[id a lot mare said about the val- an e« n in g in tho moonlight on tho 3 able.
fells, th£ felRSvf who is'ntaking money put the violation of shoulder, whenever they wan
of knowing how to swim. It
You will be surprised to see how fast your SfiJ
?? feDpw wlv? helps protect this business or who helps That wasn’t*good for cattle. OUby IMS aa if everybody who la Bhya- sdmeiabUity'on, thCOUr*!’ re<iu‘r^ , H
died,
and
the
rest
thus
mutilated
icaliy able to spend any time in th«i
lourish—not one of these, any more than the saloon keep were not healthy.
Account
will grow with regular Systematic Savi"
JSTtKSr of tho;S the Seminole
water ought to b« familiar with "EwI*
er the evangelist tells about, could point to this business aa
County Bank.
It would have been wiser to kill th|si Mt, but tile plain fact U a
a contributor to the betterm ent of the world.
and eat the calves, imitating the good many men and women who
------COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US*
j:
Our fien d 's clipping, then, is as applicable as ever, Income tax collector.
are intelligent enough for the most
Better
take
p
art
of
what
a
coi
rt.n o t only do not understand
------------------A1AKJ5 THIS YOUR BANK
^here still is business th a t "God does not want."
jwoduce* or part of-w hat d p ita | t sconce of swimming but still “
" b.ci”Z becomes scared * Ia
produces than cut a piece out d f the
n/ ■
wilUng under this hana
or a . p;ece out of capital.
to . take ■fem e desperate
DO NOT WORRY, eat three square
and
to
yield.
If
with
water.
to
itor
mutilate
U bad fi
A r.
"God Doesn't-Want .My.Busihess”-
-iwned howto judgw-mm
SANFORD CYCLE CO.
S
Hill Laundry Co,
We announce the opening of our of
g ,
at
2
210 East First St.
I ^
\
1
DRY CLEANING
LAUNDERING
DYEING
W ant
K
•’".ifd'-irjSttSSA IS
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA T U R D A Y ; M A X *© M 1M 4. 1 /
i
I
page
i
n v r
I Vis H int, ID- nn,tk»T»,A ^
! Routh and father la J, 3. Ron
who is interested in the road con
struction work In La Cerda, Central
Presbyterian Church.
SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE
America. Mr. "Routh wR| be In
'The Alumni banquet of the San
Rev. T, J, McConnell, of Umatil Sanford for about two decks, on a
BAPTIST CHURCH
ford High School Alumni Associ
The
Sanford'- Sunday School a t 9:30 A. M.
la, will preach at 11 a.| m. Sun vacation.
I Woman’s
-------- Club
— i of
. - --------to
ation will be held
dedicate their park at-UrtUn,
a t.IU U a . r->B
r ^ Pnachiawr.ii^LLOH.A
X , and day at- -the * Presbyte rian flhurti u L33BS-f JM?" j 1?"if9 Wli^>i,< wv*
. Id a. t the, Woman's will <lwiicnte
ra»ching*^U A 0O. A, ..M-,
Office 148;
MRS. WALTER WIGHT*. Society E d ito r.-™
Mr. Brownlee will be in Umatilla
.. •
*** A
' ' *----- Daytona. * " ■ H- *•
preaching the commencement aer»>•
“Cheapest in the long ran " yen,
afternoon,
\ i u. ic wui
v* a- feature
f-.ture of
of the
the i mon • for their high school. Mr. and in the snort h u t too, If JSO
|____ quet those attending will have the ThUrcday
. „ ,
. . . . May 29, at. 4 t Music
will b«
‘prtvilc® ■of attending a dance giv o cilock. The public is cordially in- services, under the direction of Brownlee will return in the aftercount SERVICE Too anything.
* en by the alumni association a t the vttod to attend.................................
thl3 dedication. The Mrs. A. M. Philips, Choir Director, noon and preach at the night ser- QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER.
Sanford Countrdy Club.
piece of property was donated to with Miss MBdred Simmons a t the vice.
Services for the day aa follows: Call 498.
Although it is expected that •
pipe organ.
a. m., Sunday school.
i? banquet and the we«1.'?«■-■?
<?"•ofwthe°Overstreet
- ° n r- Junior, Senior and Intermediate 9:45
Professor Cooper, teacher of ag Our inatrtetor in.History, Mist attend both the
of Orlando,
11 a. m„ preaching service.
B. Y. P. U.'s meet at 7:00 P. M.
riculture and manager of athle. Kitty Smith, leaves Saturday for dance, few of them have yet sent in
irpentine Company. There will
2 p. m. junior Christian Endea
You arc cordially Invited to at
tics nt S. H. S., has been struck by a visit of-two Weeks with.friends their cards signifying their inten e several out of town guests anti
•At
vor.
Cupid's dart and has already left in South Georgia, .from when* »h* tion to do so. Those who are mak peakers for the occasion and am tend these services.
7 p. m. senior Christian Endea
for Mars Hill, N. C., where he will will go to mam pi short visit, to ing arrangements for the affair ong them will be Mrs. E. L* Exetl,
vor.
BAPTIST CHURCH
8 p. m., preaching service.
Guild*will meet with be married May 29, to Miss Gladys ,her siater in Georgetown, & C., ba- jhave requested th a t all those who of Leesburg; Mrs. A. B. Whitman,
You
are.
Invited
to
attend
Sun
desire to attend send in their cards °f Orlando who la chaftmnn of the day School at the First Baptist The session will meet at the
Betting at her home Boyae nnd they will return to San- Ifore leaving for NeVoYrk, wTtereidc
ford where they will be at home to [ Miss Edith intends to 't t t e a sum- a t once.
close of the night service for the Now open—20 rooms $1.00 a
These cards were sent stale department of conservation; Church at 9:30 A. M., Sunday.
•ke at 8:30 o’clock.
reception of members.
of Holy Cross Guild their friendsat their attractive new j m*»r course at Columbia Univdr*'|lo as many of the alumni as was Carl Lehman, of Orlando; and M.
Good
music,
orchestra
led
by
day.
Light lunches, * Ic*
sity
possible
As thev are already O. Overstreet, of Orlando.
osc of opening the home on Palmetto Avenue.
Joe Reiianatein. with Mrs. Margar
cream,
soft drinks. Alwaya
Retiring
from
teaching
Is
Miss
i
Mrs.
W.
R.
Fort,
woh
makes
SanCongregational
Churh.
stamped,
all
that
the
alumni
need
dll be held nt Mrs*
et Harris at the piano.
Mary Zachary, instructor In Domes-( ford her homo In the winter and is do U to sign his name, denote the
All of the regular services of open. Mrs. H. B. Tamer*
Miner's, at 4 o clock. Itic
Dr.
W.
D.
Gardiner,
the
song
Science. Mjaa
m in Zachary
<.<itiutr> isypoun
church will be held tomorrow. Hostess.
lampoon teacher of the business course at number of plates to be reserved,
. a meeting of interest.
( bird of the Klwanis Club, will di the
,to
become
the
bride
of
Dick
ThilThe
pastor will speak at the morn
Sanford
High,
leaves
Juno
15
fo
r
and
then
mail
it
to
the
secretary
L. Truth Seekers Class
rect the singing.
ing hour an th subject of “The
George. Sopep^on, and Atlan- of the association. Alumni, send
South George,
Vthe church parjors of ynw, n prominent young man of Mouth
—
j
We
have
an
organized
Sunday
SINGER
in your cards a t once; next Mon
U Church at 3 o'clock, Gainesville. The many friends o f , ta, to spend the summer.
In Sanford Friday was T, L. j.School with a consecrated Super- Tree of Life." Every member of
Miss
Zachary
regret
that
they
have
th
echurch
ought
to
hear
this
mes
Miss
Ellen
Mahoney
teacher
of
day
will
be
the
last
day
on
which
Mooie,
of
Orlando.
je Mrs. J. E. Spurlin, to give her up. Mr. and Mrs. PhilI intendent and corps of teachers in sage. Let everyone plan to be
SE W IN G M A C H IN E S
liUss. Mrs. R. F. Crcn- yaw will be at home to their friends English, leaves Sunday for her they will be received.
... t, „ —----- , „
I charge of each department. "Come present.
home
in
Leesburg.
Later
in
June
Portable
Electric or Regular
Telford. Mrs. Brumley,
W.
E.
Saunders,
of
Ft.
Pierce,
i
with
us
and
we
will
do
thee
good.”
SANFORD ALUMNI PLAN
she intends to take a trip to the
At the night service the subject
family style.
was u visitor to Sanford Thursday.
{aye, Mrs. C. B. Brad- in Gainesville after July 1.
"We've
saved
a
place
for
you."
Mrs. Maxwell, a resident of San Canadian Rockies, s to r in g over in
CELEBRATION
will be “The Rich Beggar.” Come
■JNO. D. JINK1NS.
TERMS TO SUIT T,
ford, tiuchcr of Latin at S. H. S., Washington state, Vancouver, and
Harrul Varnc, of Oviedo, spent
and
bring
your
friends
with
you.
Superintendent.
abeth Tolar will enter- will remain in Sanford until later California, returning via Yellow
See W. If. McFarland at T. J .
The alumni of the Sanford High
er of her little friends In the summer, when she has plan Stone Park, and Salt Lake City, School are going in Urge numbers the day in Sanford Friday.
We need your presence nnd help.
Miller & Son.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
party at 3:45 P. M. ned to spend a month nt the beach. to her home in Leesburg.
Let us anticipate the Divine pres Phone ■■ —................ ..
to the celebration to bo held on
#
Shopping
In
Sanford
Wednesday
of her father and
Wednesday night, May 28, a t the were Miss Nell McKenny and Miss
ence and blessings.
Sunday,
May
25th,
1924.
Lgnolia Avenue,
Woman's Club. The committee In ',Kstc Me Kenney, of Orlando.
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
kn Club will meet with
LOOK It I
charge, Mra. J. D. Woodruff, Miss
The First Methodist Church.
Church Service, 11:00 A. M.
Ijjerriweather at DayIS.QOdown hrlnos
Fern Ward and Miss Olive GlisOn n business trip to Sanford
Morning
sermon,
"Gideon
and
Subject, "Soul and Body."
factory r o b it l i t .
son, believe that the home coming Thursday win C. J. Hurst, of Win
typewriter.
any
Woman's Club Building, Oak Ills Bond." Theme at the night ser
will eclipse any former gathering. ter Haven.
[ Tuesday.
make.
flood ao
Avenue.
All
are
welcome.
vice, "The Good Citizens' Relation I
new. Ask to see
lartment will entertain
The banquet will begin at 8
In honor of Mrs. Clara Milten
The "Get-Together" picnic of the o'clock
on*.
to
the
Primary
Election."
The
3 o’clock nt the club
In the club rooms and there
Nathan
Brown
spent
the
day
in
.
.
.
.
_.
.
.
„
All Souls’ Church.
If. n. POND
, Cassandra Schultz, Borland, who was principal of the faculty of the grammar school held will be n program prepared and Sanford Thursday. Mr. Brown i*| Tomorrow
is the fifth Sunday people should be awake with refrenplee Desk ,.
j will be the Inst meet- grammar school in Sanford last Friday afternoon a t Silver Eake, .appropriate short talks made.
I'beoe 2M
fturn the city of Jacksonville.
| after Easter. Communion mans at ere nee to their civil responsibil m
[department this year. yonr and who is now visiting her was a very pleasant affair.
One of the features of interest ' , . . , ---- r .
I8 *- m*5 Sunday school at 9 a. m; ity. Epworth leagues meet at
Almost all of the faculty attend a t ‘this Alumni celebration will be > Motoring from Bunnell Thursday ; Parochial msss at 10:30 a. m.; sersister, Mrs. Dibkinson, here, Mrs.
Llague will have a pic. William Barber nnd Mrs, J. A. ed and greatly enjoyed the feast the dance to follow the bunquet at to spend the day in Sanford were \ mon "Mary.'” Benediction of the 0:45 p. tn„ subject a t the Scrap
Smith’s Barber Shop
Blessed Sacrament after mass. Iron class will be "A Brave PhoprLushbrook entertained at a beau that was served about elx o’clock. the Country Club with good and Mr. nnd Mr*. T. Holden.
P. M.
"peppy"
music
nnd
to
which
the
frdnesday.
let."
Public invited to services.
There were no formal exercises,
tiful dinner party Friday evening
for better barber work
Shopping in Sanford Friday
, Hill will entertain the nt six o'clock at the home of Mrs. no speeches or addresses. It was n public is cordially invited to at
were Mrs. L F. McClelland and
at her home a t 3:30 William Barber.
do.as-you-please occasion, and all tend.
Candidate for Governor in the —next Valdez Hotel.
Motoring to Sanford Thursday
The dainty table with Its decor those who wanted to went swim
The committee 1s unwilling to Mrs. 11. Di Harris, of Leesburg.
j
from
GiranOo
wns
mr.
tvennet.i
coming democratic primary, Frank
ations of red and green was cen ming and the result was that ev give all the details of the occas
Deems Herring wns a visitor to Spud, Mrs. Spad joining Mr. Spad Jennings, of Jacksonville, spent
Thursday.
tered with a handsome vase of ra- erybody enjoyed It to the fullest ion believing the program should
: Club of Sanford will dience roses and fern.
extent. The party motored out to be a surprise. The celebration this Sanford Thursday. He is u resi here Friday.
Thursday night in Sanford and was
L E T NO M AN D E C E IV E 1
Ik at Robinson Springs
inn
A delicious six course dinner was the lake about four o’clock and year is to bo on nn elnburutu scale. dent of Lakeland.
Leaving for Valdosta Wednesday a guest of the Montezuma Hotel
i Road at 4 o'cloc:k.
rerved. Enjoying this happy af- returned about seven. Those in the
A former resident of Sanford.
YO U, — L IST E N T O W IS E Spending the day in Sanford on were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fox. whilo here.
. _ ____
fnir of welcome to
Mrs. Borland,, j p:arty were Mrs. D. F. Babbitt, Mrs. Frank Roper, now of Winter Gar
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fox
will
visit
Mrs.
A N D PR A C T IC A L P A IN T Thursday
was
John Holden, of
. COMMENCEMENT were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fort, Mr. | Joseph WalnwrighL Mrs. John den, spent the day here Thursday.
Fux’ mother, Mrs. May Conoly.
SSEE, Fla., May 24. and Mrs. T‘ W. Lawton, Mr. and Hintermister, Mrs. T. Prochford, He wns acompunied by his family, Ocala.
Miss Dores Ernshall who has ER— IF Y O U DO Y O U W IL L
{nations at Florida Mrs. L. A. Lashbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. C. Crlpe, Miss and his Sanford friends were glad
Wade Linder who has been stop been here attending the Sanford U S E N O T H IN G B U T S U N S " ^ ,
In Sanford Friday for the day
were completed today William Barber, Mrs. Stella Ar Laura Chittenden, Miss Hal!, Miss to welcome him back.
ping
in Sanford for some time, the High School this winter, leaves on
,,were Mrs. J. H. Lee, Sr., and Mrs.
nr students will begin rington and Miss Olive Johnson.
Kinney, Miss Joyner and Miss
.^uest
of the Seminole Hotel, left Saturday for New York, from PROO F P A IN T FO R Y O U R ]
'
B.
F.
Wheeler
of
Ovicdu.
Sweat.
eir time and energies
Arriving here Friday from the
lor
Kissimmee
on Thursday.
a of minor scholastic
which placo she will take boat and HOM ES.
SPECIAL NOTICE
State College for Women nt Tal Coming over in car from Orlando
'*
MMMi
Arriving in Sanford Friday afentering upon the
Enroute to Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. sail for her home, Wales, England.
of the evnts filling the
Members of the Pipe Organ club ■fernoon, motoring through the lahassee, was Miss Lillie Ruth for n pleasure trip Friday after Howard
Timble, of Fort Pierce,
SO LD B Y .T H E
Spencer.
Miss
Spencer
is
home
for
noon
were
Miss
Lila
Hudson
and
*nt calendar prior to will please meet at the Baptist country were Thomas P. Thigpen
Arriving Friday from the State
stopped over in Sanford for the day
sister.
exercises next Wednea- church Monday morning a t 8:30 and R. W. Bagwell, of Atlanta. Mr. the summer.
Woman's College at Tallahassee,
Thursday.
o'clock sharp to motor to Daytona Bagwell represents the hotel de
wns Miss Ruth Hand, who will visSANFORD
Kpcnling
Thursday
in
Sanford
Attending
the
graduation
exer
the baccalaureate ser- Beach to spend the day with Mrs. partment and Mr. Thigpen the re*
In Sanford Friday evening to nt- It her parents for two week* before
- morning, members of Robert Merriweather and to hold •'tail department of the famous Palm cises In Sanford Friday night Is combining businens und pleasure, tend tho Hign School grnduaton .returning to Tallahassee to attend
of the School of Music meeting at that place. Cars will ,Olive Company of Milwaukee, WIs. Mrs. B. Tillis, of Daytona. Mrs. whs Sherlock Albury of Jacktum- exercise* were Mr*. Alien nnd Mrs. I the summer school to be held there.
PAINT STORE
»te in a musical pro- bo provided to carry the members Mr. Bagwell left Friday afternoon -Tlllls is the guest of her mothor villo. guest of the Valdez while Edwards, of Daytona, visiting Mrs.
------htro.
for Tampa with friends, while Mr. Mrs. W. A. Tillis.
wanting to attend.
W. T. Field* on the Heights.
Shopping in Sanford Friday wero
C H O N E 303
Thigpen will remain In Sanford for
Ml** Mary McClelland of Dublin.
<
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
B.
Jarvin
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Aycock
motored
over
Motoring* over from Bunnell on fthe week-end and will be the guest
ing the Real Silk pco,. „ . .
L , Returning to her home in Jack-1Georgia, and Jus. K. McClelland, of
vell fixed salesman is Thursday to spend the morning | of the Seminole Hotel while here, ^frs. J. E. Courier and son, John, to Orlando Thursday to see her isonville Friday was Mra. Don U. I Punta Gorda. They motored over W E L A K A BLD G , - N O . *5,
spent Friday afternoon in Orlando.
of Gainesville, who shopping and to attend the Shrine
Uw.i^ r ^ i o _ 1tli horfr,
AyJ Wlkltn-. a fte r spending several days klaA hecar TrHb-Mrr. -L .F , M edal.
ATTWORIV A V E .
lopping In Sanford Friday was Mrs. Jarvin- aad.Mr*-.Courier-vts*
celebration were Mra. A. M. Me. - -.Sho
W
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High School Alumni Woman’s Club Is To
To Have Banquet* *' Dedicate Property j _
n f o r d ’:
AT THE CHURCHES
WHAT THE TEACHERS WILL DO
Social
[endar
LAKEMARY
LODGE
Personals
Mrs. Borland Honored Faculty Of Grammar
At Attractive Party School Enjoys Picnic
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GIANTS G ET TO
MAYS IN NINTH
A N ir w ir r r f o 3
JOHNSON PITCHES
SUPER&BALLAP®
CHICAGO LOSES
‘/U
York IUmU Hods to Regain
id in National; Grime*’
Yankees Nose Out Detroit In A
Pitch inir Hrip*: Brooklyn
Thrilling Game; Philadelphia
Bent Pittsburgh.
Shuts Out St. Louis 5 to 0.
CINCINNATI, May 21. — New
WASHINGTON, May
24. —
York regained the lead in,the Na
Hooper’s single in tha fourth was
tional League race Friilny by win nil that prevented Johnson from
ning from Cincinnati 8 to 2, while registering a no-hit gntm* Friday
Chicago was bile. It was a close when Washington defeated Chi
1 to 0. Johnson struck out
battle between Mays nml McQuil cago
14 of the White Sox, twice letting
lan until the ninth when the Red’s the side down on strikes, and from
defense tftlapsed and the Giants tiie second to the fourth inning
scored zve runs on four hits and fanned rix in succession. It was
three errors.
The, defat forced the lO.’in ’ shut-out for Johnson,
who i i pitching his 18th reason for
the Reds down to fourth place.
the Inca tils.
Score by innings:
Score 1y innings:
R. II. .E.
New York
200 100 005—8 13 0 .Chicago ...... 000 000 000—0 1 1
Cincinnati .... 100000101—3 8 4 Washington UlOlOOOx—1 8 0
McQuillan, Barnes and Snyder;
LeverCtt and Schalk; Johnson
Mays, May and Win go. ■
and Ruel.
\.
Brooklyn .1. Pittsburgh I.
New York 7, Detroit fi.
PITTSBURGH, May 24. —
NEW YORK. May 24. — The
Grimes’ masterful pitching enabled
Brooklyn to win its second gam*) world's champions won a 7 to 0
from the Pirates Friday, 3 to 1. victory over .Detroit Friday in a
Wheat celebrated his thirty-sixth thrilling game. Cobit muefe four
hits anil picked a blow from Rath's
birthday by hitting a home run.
Score by innings:
It. II. .E. Itatt off the center field bleachers
Brooklyn----- 111 000 000—3 8 1 after a long run. Ruth hnd prev
Pittsburgh ... 010 000 000—I 0 1 iously made his tenth homer with
Grimes and Taylor; Morrison, one on. llcillmann, up with three
on in the sixth, was called out on
Lumlgren and Gooch.
t.triken and throw his bat. which
hit Catcher Huffman.
Umpire
Rowland put him out of the game.
I’rntt, next up, cleared the sacks
with a double. Dugnn hit a home
Florida Slate League
run inside the field with one on.
Club:
W. L
' Score by innings:
K. H. <E.
Lakeland ......................2H IV
Detroit
000 033 000—0 13 l
Orlando ........
23 If
New York
000 020 221—7 12 0
St. Petersburg ...........22 11
Cole and Bossier; Bush, Jones,
Bradentown ..........
21 2(
Shawkey am! Hoffman.
Tnntpa ...........................10 2f
Dnytona ....................... 12 2f
How They Stand
American League.
Mobile 7-9; Little Hock 0-7.
LITTLE ROCK, A rk, May 24.—
Mobile won-both ends of n tloubleheader from Little Rock here
-Friday 7 to 0, and 9 to 7.
First game:
R. II. K.
Mobile ......... 000 110 020—7 12 1
Little Rock .... 000 000 000—0 0 2
Batteries —Wilt sc and Devor*
mer; Robinson and U pan.
Second game:
R. H. E.
Mobile ........... 012 105 0—9 12 1
Little Rock
000 OllT 0—7 15 0
Batteries *—Long, O'Neill, Acns-
f “ S o u t h e r n L ?< T £U e
New York
Boston ......
St. Louis
[.Detroit .....
Washington
Cleveland ...
Chicago*....
Philadelphia
National League.
New York
Chicngo ....
Brooklyn ...
Cincinnati ....
Bouton
,
Fittsbutxh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Southern League.
,
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Seminole Realty A Inv. Co., U tf& ,
IS, Tr. 3 —
— ........
Knight A Higgins, Lot 0. Rllt IS, Tr. 3.
B .E. Squires, Lot 10, Blk 13,*Tr. 3......„
C. A. Spencer, Lot l , 9Blk i4, Tr. 4..~
C. A. Spencer, Lot 2, Blk 14, Tr. 4....
C, A. Spencer, Lot 3, Blk 14rTr. 4.......
C. A. Spencer, Lot 4, Blk 14, Tr. 4----C. A. Spencer, Lot 5. BIVfr.'TIr. I —T2
,V *.A ^I!rW n> L®1 8* nUt
-----W. A. Letrier, Lot 7, Blk 14, Tr. 3----B. B. Baggart, Lot 8, Blk .14, Tr. 3...
J. F. McClelland, Lot 9, Blk 14, Tr. 3
J.
McClelland,. Lot 10, Blk 14, Tjr. 3,.._
Elizabeth B. Mu3son, Lot 1, Blk 15, Tr. 4..
Mrs. F. R. Savage, Lot 2; B it 15* T r. 4..J.
E. S. Hockey, Lot 3, Blk 16, Tr, 4----- --S. M. Schwartz, Lot 4, Blk 15, Tr. 4.........
J. C. Been Lot 6, B lk1IS, Tr. 4 - ------W. L. Morgan, Lot 0, Blk 15, Tr. 3........... 57
L. B. Hollar, Lot 7, Blk 15, Tr. 3.............. 50
Watson M. Reel, Lot 8, Blk 16, Tr. 3........... 50
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk 15, Tr. 3..... 60
Ernest Padgett, Lot 10, Blk 15, Tr. 3.... , 67
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk 10, Tr. 4...
69
W. J. Thigpen, Lot 2, Blk 16, Tr. 4........... 09
T. E. Wilson, I.ot C, Blk 16, Tr. 3.................. 69
T. E. Wilson, Lot 7, Blk 10, Tr. 3.............. 09
Wellingtons' Addition, Sanford, Fla.
T. E. Wilson, Lot 5 ...............'........._.......... 50
T. E. Wilson, Lot 0......................................... 50
T. E. Wilson, Lot 7............... ...... .......—.... .. 60
T. E. Wilson, Lot 8. . ..................................... 50
C. R. Lord, Lot 12 ..................................... 175
T. E. Wilson, Lot 13..................................... 62
Kate Humphries, Lot 14............................ .
60
Mrs. A. L Ensmingcr, Lot 15.....................—- 60
T. E. Wilson. Lot 16........................................ 60
Harry Kent, IAit 17......................................... 00
Harry Kent, Lot 18.......... .........................
60
Harry Kent, North 20 ft. Lot 19................ 20
C. T. Kent, U t 19, less N. 20 f t.................. 78
Sanfurd Heights Addition, Sanford, Fla.
II. Wight, Lot 14................... ........................ 67
II. Wight, U t 1 5 ......................... ................... 67
C. N. Williams, Lot 1G .... 4........*....-.......... 67
Mrs. Maude A. Jamison, U t 17..............- ..... 67
L. I*. Hagan, U t 44 ..................................... 07
A. D. Shoemaker, U t 45— .,.................... — 07
A. D. Shoemuker, U t 40— ....... ................ ..... 67
S. S. Baumel, U t 47................:.............*........... 67
W, T. Field, U t 80 ............................. .........
07
W. T. Field, Lot 81______.......................
07
T. E. Thornley, Lot 82 ..............
07
T. E. Thornley, U t 83 .... ............................. 67
F. F. Fields, Lot 127 ............................. «... 05
W. M. Scott, Lot 128............ ......... ........- ....... 04
W. M. Scott, U t 129 ..... ..............................
04
George A. DeCottes, Lot 136'......*........................64
George A. DeCottes, U t 131 — ............
65 .
Markham Park Heights, Sanford, Florida
Sheridan Jewett, U t 2, Blk C .................... 50
Wight Bros. Co., U t 3, Blk C— ....- .............. 55
V. E. Douglass, U t 5, Blk C.-~................— 55
V. E. Douglass, U t 6, Blk C................;........ 83
\\L ,A ^K nlght, West 89.6 f t Lot 2, Blk
SATtlBt>AY,,)fAY 24, liM _
300.38
234.07
234.07
234.07
234.67
300!88
234.67
*34.67
.23407
234.67
300.38
234.67
234.67
234.67
234.67
300.38
234.67
234.67
267.62
234.67
234.07
234.07
207.52
32.1.84
323.84
323.84
323.84
314.46
314.40
314.46
314.46
806.07
300.38
300.38
300.38
305.07
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT
Sanford Heights Addition to Sanford.
$ 085.62
T. E. Thornley; Lol 83—
310.44
Mrs. C. W. Godwin, Lot 84 ,
310.44
W. G. Tyler, Sr. Lot 85—
G. A. DeCottea, F. Lake A
A. R. Key, Lott 8 6 --------G. Ai DeCottea, F. Lake A
- A_R~Key,.-Lat.JW— —
G. A. DeCottea, F. Lake A
A. R. Key, Lot 88 ..— !...
W. C. DeCoursey, Lot 89 ..
Mrs. Alice Hultz, U t 9 0 ....
F. B. Adams, Lot 91........
W. W. Abernathy, Lot 92 ..
W. W. Abernathy, Lot 93 ..
C. C. Collins, Lot 94 ........
C. Schults and
G. H. Houtholder, Lot 95 ..
Grace R. Potter, Lot 9 0 .....
G. E. Lavigne, Lot 97 .....
G. E. Lavigne, Lot 98 .....
G. A. DeCottea, F. Lake A
A. R. Key, Lot UU .............
G. A. DeCottea, F. Lake A
A. R. Key, Lot 100
,4116.-1-1 >ume U H J f’;
ALL
316.44
295.34
290.07
263.70
G. A. DeCottes, F. Take
A. R. Key, Lots 101, 103, 104, 100, 107, 50
Total
108, 109................... ....................................... 350
G. A. DeCottes, F. Lake
A . R. Key, U t 102 .........i ......- ....... ..........
II. W. Kennedy, U t 105.............. -1...............
Maude M. Jinkins, U t 110............ .................
S. F. Doudney, Lot 111 .................................
Unknown, U t 112............................................
Unknown, Lot 113..................... .......................
Unknown, Lot 114 ................. ........ ...............
H. S. Rossiter, U t 115 .......... .......-............ ..
H. S. Rossiter, Lot 116 ..... ........... .................
H. S. Rossiter, U t 117 ..................................
H. S. Rossiter, U t 118 .................................
H. S. Rossiter, U t 119 ..................................
H. S. Rossiter, U t 120.................................
Unknown, U t 121 ............... ............ .............
Unknown, U t 122 .................. .................. .
H. C. Du Bose, Lot 123...................... J.............
F. D. Breeden, U t 124 .............................. .
George E. Hunter, Lot 125..........................
Howard Overlin, U t 126 ...............................
F. F. Fields, U t 127 tr.......................... .........
II. C. Paeglow, U t 16Q..................................
J. W. Pennington, Beg. 132 ft. S. of N. W.
Cor. of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4, of NE 1-4, of
Sec. 30, Twp, 19, S. R. 30 E., run S. 132
f t , E. 315 ft., N. 132 f t , W. 316 f t , to
263.70
Total
1B15.00
proscription
Chills nri! F<
ictus Finer, j
342.81
263.70
263.70
290.07
274.26
279.52
270.62
279.52
270.52
279.52
279.52
279.52
279.52
263.70
203.70
203.70
203.70
When your bag
charging or «»0
bring it hrre. N
what male of h
own, we treat it I
it were ear owa
you need a newt
can fit your facial
fur our low erica
SANFOR]
BATTER1
Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, U t 3, Blk D
Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, U t 6,>Blk I)
James H. Cowan, U t 3, Blk L......
James. H. Cowan, U t 4, Blk L— .
Realty Tryst Co, U t 5, Blk L...-.
Realty Trifst Co,' Lot 8> Blk U .^ .
- ■fcJvUv?t* ****~SperA3Br*IWir!fii;
May 2 1 .- - Atlanta
328.64
G. W. Spencer, Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4,To ft. each',
aJpore or Toss hectic ball game
Total
featured by much argument on the
1314.10
total
feet
...............................__...............
Clem
Jones
Liver
and
Kidney
lwrt of Jho Fiutib, Lakeland won* Birmingham!
328.54
G. W. Spencer, Lot 6— ..................................
Tonic Will Do It
Jtln- ■eetid 1'iTilc of the series, 10 Little Rock,
As
a
tunic
win-1
1
tliom
la
weak60.64
G.
W.
Spencer,
U
t
0.....................................
to I. The game wup called In tljn Chattanooga
ninth on incount,of rain. In the
'V.'T uml lack or appetite, when a G. W. Spencer. Beg. 25 ft. E. nnd 2l.l» ft. N.
Util,- exertion makes you feel
,01X111 frame "Red” Johnston, tlm
of intersection of the center lines of Hugh
iir*cl, ymir less ilratr. your buck
Saints second sucker, was ejected
tielies, jnur mouth insti-H anil yuur ey Lot A Park Ave. in Sanford, Florida
f t o t i T the punt'* by the police uftcr
bleep is liriik< n. Clem Jones t.lver
run N. 58.5 f t , E. 61 ft;, S. 58.5 f t , W. 61
noil KMtic y Tunic Is thu unn tiling
refusing to take Umpire Lauznn's
that will rtisture yuur strength anil
prder CiFjrrt oir 1ho field, river tr
ennl,l.} you to enjiry life. Cl,KM ft. to beg......... ..............................................
closo decision at second when Red
JitNim I.IVKIt AND KIDNKY Mrs. J. L. Munson, Beg. at intersection of
rnNIl , liecuuKn of Its general
draped the fail).
K. line of NE 1-4 of Sec. 30, Tp. 19 S. R.
TUNIC and lu-ulth-glvlng effect, has
“Score by Innings:
■"itulillshctl
Itself
1
1
s
u
recognised
30
E. with SWly line of A. C. L. Ry (Ovie
Lakeland ..... 321 013 00—10 9 2
remedy for TOIIPH)
l.IVKH.
do Branch) right-of-way, thence run W to
FI: VI, It. MAI.A FI IA AND COLDS.
Saints ...... 200 000 02— I 0 i
Cl.KM JON KM I.IVKIt AND KIDLuther and Nance; Wilson nnd
Park Ave, N. to Railroad right-of-way,
.
, NKV TONIC Is not only beneficial
Moore,
Fho first close stopped ns a liver medicine, but It exer- SF.Iy to Beg.,....!.............. .............„..............
. It was a stubborn *rises a cleansing and stimulating F.L. Miller, Beg. 25 ft, north of the inter
t hnd l„...„
l*» ‘he atomnch and bow
Orlando 5, Daytuna 4.
els. Through Its excellent ca
section of the west line of Park Ave,
' Orlando, alay 21.—Joe, the can-,
thartic properties billons Impuri
with the S. line of NE 1-1, of NE 1-4, of
Able second sneker, of tho Orlando
ties which have luterferred with
healthy processes t i r e driven nut.
Bulldog*, vrnii the chief factor in
Sec. 36, Tp. 19, R. 30 E , run W. 160 I t ,
Tab** m, I'll.I.M whf\e using the
Itaging of the gecoml triple killing
Going bnrcfuot and wearing medlrlnu—the TONIH • .tit that Is
N. to right-of-way of A. C. L.'R. R , S.
that the locals have negptUdvd .In bam foot "snenker*" or moccasins needed. •
TIIK COST 1.® SMALL—Til F. 50 deg. E. to Park Ave, S. to Be*. (less 30
t,w» days, a itaschall fielding world's tend to develop the feet nntnrally,
IS ClUKAT,
It. along nly side of s tre e t.......................
jtsTurd it b believed and tills muu- declares u director . of Hurvurd I1KNKFIT
Uuumlltat & Andvraun, Sanford,
iouver undoubtedly saved Friday’s Mercantile HenUh work.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co^ A atrip
Florida.
uffnir which the Orlando club nosed
of land 50 feet in width. 25 fti on each
out by u 5 to 4 scon*.
side uf the center line of th# Oviedo
\ Score by* Inningtt:
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOR
branch of the A. C. L. ItailruaJ between
D aytona....... 100 011 01b—1 9 2
ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 130, ADOPTED ON TIIE
prlando ..... 000 004 001—5 8 l
Oak Ave. and Magnolia Ave. In' the City
Itth DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1921.
-W akeilold, Cusack and Gumo.s;
of Hjnford, Florida...................... ...... ......
The
following
is
the
estimated
cost
of
Paving
Park
Avenue
a
i felffbfi TltotripBOn, G ossett uml
Notice is hereby given to any and all
Francis.*
width of 2 t fteot from Trpth Street south to Hughey Street, with
Special
Assessments against the various 1
Sheet Asphalt on u 6" rock base, except from the central 15 ft. where
Brhdcntiiwi, i*,t Tampn I),
presuut brick pavemenufs to be used us a base,
BRADENTOWN-, May 24— Rain
n»*the fifth cut ihoTt u ' promising 2100 Cu. Yds, grading dp 50c. :... ..... ™..7.7.7I7r.Z
equalized and approved, nnd conflnned, or In Fifteen Equal Annual
dilute, nht hits in the second allow- 6920 Lin. Ft.* Concrete Curb nnd Gutter <$ 80c
Installments with interest at 8^0 per Annum from end after the time
g , t h e Growers to defeat Tampa 6 250 Lin. Ft.^Flush Curb @ 35c...............
said Special Assessments stand Approvsd and Confirmed.
3900 Stj. Ythr. Roek Base @ 90c.......
uJScoro by innings:
A Meeting of the Equallzinf Board of the City of Sanford,
10438.00
Sheet Asphuit Top Z $1
Jam pa ............
006 00—u 2 l 9180 Sq. Yds.
Florida,
will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 20th
Wjufentown
... oco 00—« o 11 2000 Sq. Yds. Binder Course <y> dOc ........
day
of
May,
A. D. 1921, at which meeting, said Board will hear any
^•Gober and Quinn; ‘Rainey rind 2300 Lin- Ft. 12" Storm Sewer fij> $1.20
nnd uil complaints and objections *a to such special assessments, and
5 Manholes Qi> $50.00............ .... ......
will nt said time adjust and oqualltt said assessments on a basis of
19 Inlets
*35.00.;..............................
1
t I r r u l i C o u rt u t XrnilnuJr
justice
end right, and when said special assessments are so equalised
* CfW * ,» .
C hnnarr).
700 Sq. Ft. Alley Returns @ 25c...........
• 1 -*• Li*m*r. cnmiiluliKiiit, vn. 200 Sq. Ft. Brick Rciuyed <p) 50c .
and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain bind
Thutmui 1’errlval Cuupruiiat, u-mling liens upon the property against which said assessments are made
Hor.-Jn»ffmIunt.
Eiigineering, legal expense ,etc, 8
‘*r,**r *»r l*ntilIrnIIni,.
until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 130 adopt
*27562.00 ed by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on April
Total cstimated cost ........................
14, 1924.
To be borne entirely by adjacent property.
(Seal)
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
Number of feet frontage ...............
May
17-24,
Assessment per foot fro n tag e............. ........
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
FEET
PRELIMINARY
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOR
NAME
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT
ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 1J1 ADOPTED
E. It. Trslforda* Map, Sanford, Florida.
ON THE 14th DAY OF APRIL, 1*24.
IKD.’ C. V. Mahoney, iatt 1, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ___
The following ia the eitimatod cost of Pitting Highland Street
■0,“: I c * V* Mahoney, Lt.t 2, Blk 12, Tr. 4.......
24 feet in width from Park Ave., *est to French Ave., with Asphalt
ui« ; F. W. Mahoney EaL, Lot 3 Blk 12, Tr.
on Macadam'Base:
* r ’A.
1
50
' 234.67
on I Meisch Jtealty Co., U t 4, Blk 12, Tr. 4
60
. , 234.07
2100 Cu. Yds. Excavation @ 6 0 c __*---------- —
* 1060.00
< Meisch Realty Co.. Lot 6, Bik 12. Tr. 4
60
234.67
3450 Lin. Ft. of Concrete Curb tod Gutter @ 80c.
2700.00
ror Andrew Mahoney, Lot 0, Blk 12, Tr. 3...
50
234.67
250 Lin. Ft. of Flush Curb (3? SSc^l----- ---------87.60
Andr,!W Mahoney, Lot 7, Blk 12. f t . y...
60
, 234 07
4200 Sq. Yds. Paving fi) I2.CC...
____ - ______
. 8400.00
•|or- Aranka Takuch, Lot 8, Blk 12, Tr. 3 ......
50
. 284.07
560 Sqr-Ft. Concrete Alley, Returns @ 25c.......
14000
Arunka Takaeh, Lot 0, Blk 12. Tr. 3 ...
no
.•«;**34.57
1220 Lin. Ft. 12” Storm Sewer @ *1.50..............
.
1830.00
■ ato u f M ay. i s i s .
Aranka Vskoch, U t 10, Blk 12, Tr. 3. ..
3 Manholes @ fflO.Oft............. J W * .------ ---50
284.67
. 180.00
P
, !*• A. DOUOLAM,
< 'ri-iilt f . a n r t o f He n il n n I e Rose H-HuH, Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. 4...........
*
8
Inlets
*35.00
------C
O
"'*>•
234.67
28000
Unix.* Kl -ride.
Mrs. Hlaildte Ionian. Lot 2, Blk 13, Tr. 4
Engineering,, Legal Expenses, etcl87t...._™
Mf'b
234.57
. 117800
M VVKKKH. D. t*.
IVirjpjN.
Nell Oartier fiw son, Lot 3, Blk 13, Tr. 4.
04 <
300.88
8:,J»V.H f‘C l.'onipUlnuht.
J. C. Atop, r .W B I f c 13, Tr. 4.—..........
Juur 7-lt-lt.
Total estimated cost
-V-—
Mra. S*dr1ueMcr, Lot fid Blk 13, Tr. 4
To be bo/ne entirely by.
by, sdjara
sdjsc«)i|prfp4B*£^
SeminolinKalty A Inv.\C o.. Lot 0. B
Number of feet
I^
Asseisment per 'foot frfiStaga
* 1".
S ag«V —
SERVICE
OakjAvt.
I^ A T T E F
S E R V 1C
S T A T IC
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
- On all Diamond Jewelry —
Moy*26th
A Child that M opes
a W ell Child
I s n ’t
A sennsl child wsnts to play.
U the little une is sulUn, lackadaisical
and irritable, something Is ami**. ,
- ,7. - 7*— -**J
Flru oil, the child needs *.
but mothers are so often disappointed
."*** ™ favorite laaative fsiL' ,» » n v n 1,h« youngster’• spirits. This la beca“*J
mere is a bilious condition usually
and the* laxative used hasn't the needful afiw*
—an.Sjslnuuh Ijver.
can be use? {n*^***
Y** mado ,0
1. it u
of the
U
.* , M
�TTIE 9ANF0RD HERjfflfl, ^A T U ltftA f^A Y 24, 1924.
ONE
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or
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A n n o u n c e m e n ts
n n .\itt> .
f o ii
I w i s h t o a n n n n r t c e t h a t I inn a
can d id ate
for
M .tuber
of
the
S ch o o l H oard of S e m in o le C o u n ty
f r o m S c h o o l D i s t r i c t N o 3. s u b j e c t
to th e decision of th e D em o cratic
p r i m a r y t o b e h e l d J u n e 3. 1921.
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len g th
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__________________ W . U u o n n AN.
I h e reb y an n o u n ce my candidacy
ro r re -e lec tio n
to r th e
o f f i c e of
C o u n ty C o m m iss io n e r of S em in o le
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
t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c prl*
m a r y J u n o 3, 1924.
O. L. B L E D 8 0 E .
4'f*n
M E ifm '.h
M 'lio n i.
ro w
•Inc !• r e s t r i c t e d t o
'u e lf l c a l lu n I* w a d e T h e S a n , ^111 l»» r e s p o n s i b l e
a Incorrect I n s e r t i o n ,
1|ir f o r s u b s e q u e n t
The o f f i c e s h o u l d b e
m ediately I n c a a e o f
n n m w tR K T A T iv ic . ■
T re u p rc lfu tty a n n o u n ce m y se lf
as a c a n d id a te fo r the H ouse of
llfp re se n tn tlv c
from
S em in o le
C ounty, s u b je c t t o th e D e m o c ra tic
p r i m a r y . J u n e 8. 1931.
If e l e c t e d
I w ill a d v o c a te c o n s tr u c tiv e leg le la tlo n fot t h e benefit of th e g r e a t
e st n u m b e r o f p e o p le In S e m in o le
C ounty a n d th e s t a te of F lo rid a.
J . U. L Y L E S ,
rim
n m tK iiy iT v n v K .
I h ereby an n o u n ce m y can d id acy
fu r m e m b e r H o u s e of R e p r e s e n ta llvr-s f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t
to th e n r t lb n of th e v o t e r s a t t h e
D e m o c r a t i c p r l m n r y . J u n e 3.
n o A lin .
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y se lf n c a n
d i d a t e f o r re -e le c tio n , to th e o ffice
of m e m b e r of th e B o a rd of P u b lic
In stru c tio n .
rc p re se n tln ir
School
D i s t r i c t No. 1 o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ,
su b je c t to th e D e m o cra tic p rim a ry
t o b o h o l d o n J u n e 3 r d , 1934.
F i t H D T. W I L L I A M S .
TO T IIF . V liT K tF f O F T i l l : 10TH
S E N A T O R IA L I l I H T l t l r T .
FO R R E ST LAKH.
A fte r d ue c o n sid era tio n . I h av e
F tllt COUNTY COMMISSION E ll.
decided to becom e a c a n d id a te for
ID V EflTIS EnS .
, 1 h ereb y Announce m y can d id acy
re -e lec tio n
to
th e
Stnte
Sennte
r e p r e s e n ta tiv e t h o r f r o m t h e | 9 t h S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t , f4>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
c o m p o sed of O ranR c. S e m in o le a n d F i f t h D is tr ic t c o m p r 's ln g C h u lu o
Clllar with r a t e s , r u l e s
O s C c o la C o u n t i e s , s u b j e c t t o t h e 1, l a . G e n e v a a n i l O s c e o l a , m h j i v . t o
R a tio n , w i l l g l v a y o u
D e m o cra tic p rla tn a ry
to bo h e ld ' t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o c ra tic prllln lo n n s ilo n A n t i If
Juno
3 ,il.
I
resp ectfu lly
s o l i c i t m a r y J u n e 3.
they will a s s i s t y o u In
___ ___________ C. A . H A U L E R S O N .
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pur r r a n f a d t o m a k e
M
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f o r n .F .n h c i n c r i T c o u r t .*
Item*
I h e reb y no non nee l h a l I a m a
F o i l • ’* » S T A 2II.K .
ItTSAT JIOTItHB.
c
a
n d id a te for th e office o f C lerk
T h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f a enn*
Lr, itould Rive their d l d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n o n J u n e 3 rd . o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f S e m i n o l e
Ip,■«ti rfi'••• address as 1924 a s C o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r i c t N u m C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e
VS, phone number If b e r 1. o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , w h i c h D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y In J u n e , 1924.
i mult*. About one I n c l u d e s v o t i n g p r e c i n c t s N u m b e r s _________________ If. H . C l I A P F E L L .
of a thousand has a
1. 2. 3 a n d 4. I w i l l u p p r c c l n t n t h e
F O R C l t l Jl'TY J F l i t i s .
[»nd the others enn't s u p p o r t o f a l t v o t e r s In D i s t r i c t j 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 :
|tt with you unless N u m b e r 1.
I am a can d id ate
for
C o u n ty
your address,
I t . C. ( C L A U D ) W H I T T E N . ✓ J u d g e , y o u r s u p p o r t a n d v o l e o n
J u n e t h e 3rd w i l l b e a p p r e c i a t e d .
stlasanee SIC S T h e
F O R C OUNTY FrtM S lfH A ItiN F .lt.
K A M U F .il A. II. W I L K I N S O N .
wrsan nt The las*
I h e r e b y « tin oil n e e m y c a n d i d a c y
3d a lf le e o r b y l e t the
fo r C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r for
I’OH COUNTY J F D O E ,
drpHuue
dlaeoM tlnS u b je c t, of course, to th e a c tio n
F o u r t h D i s t r i c t tif S e m i n o l e C o u n
■at v a l i d .
ty.
S u b je c t to th e a c tio n of th e of th e D c m o crn tlc p r im a r y to he
h e l d J u n e 3rd, I w i l l h e a c a n d i d a t e
J u n o P r i m a r y of I92t.
Prom pt, E f f i c i e n t
fo r th e o ffice of C o u n y t J u d g e of
C. I., w e s t .
Service.
S e m in o le C o u n ty . I s h a ll be g r a t e
F O R 'n llE R T F F .
T o t h e V o te rs o f H e m ln o la C o u n t y : ful f o r th e n o m in a tio n a n d e le c
T
a h
n ue tr eViry
b y «x
a nit nt!<o*uItnIIcveu m
n iy
l sn eu lnf *»
a c a n * t i,o n, . a n, d, If Me l e c t et d *I a s smu rie t h e
d ld ate for S h eriff
of
S e m in o le rlil* « n s h lp of S e m in o le a f a ir a n d
C o u n ty s u b je c t to th e a ctio n of the fa ith fu l a d m in is tr a tio n of th e a f
D e m o c r a ti c p r i m a r y t o b e h e ld on f a i r s o f th o o ffice.
SdTKLT.R MAIN EH,
J u n e 3rd. If 1 a m e le c t e d 1 p le d g e
F t l l t C H I'N T Y C tlll 441HHIIIN E l l
m y s e lf to fu lllll t h e d u t i e s o f tills
TATE A T T O R N E Y .
I h e re b y n tin o u n re m y can d id ac y
announce
m y c n n d l- jfflcu to th e b e s t o f m v a b ility .
E. E. H H A D Y .r f o r Hie o f f i c e o f C o u n t y C o m m i s
« o ffice o f S l a t e A t t o r s i o n e r f r o m D is tr ic t N u m b e r ono. o f
Scv en lh J u d i c i a l d r
F O R T A N C O l.1,E C T O R .
ills. s u b j e c t t o t h e p e m I h n ; to a n n o u n c e m y se lf a c a n S e m in o le C o u n ty , su b je c t t» th e a c
nsry t o b e h e l d J u n o 3. d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f T a x C o l t i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c o r l n v i r v J u n e
BOSTON S T E E L E .
l e c t o r o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t 3. |*i2i.
i n t h e d e r i s i o n o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c f o r p R o s K riT iv r: ' a t t o u n k y
I A. S C A R L E T T .
I d e s i r e to n iin o u iier to th e c i t i
P r i m a r y t o bu h e l d J u n e 3 r d . 1924.
f V T t P R O H E C U T IN fi
z e n s of S em in o le C o u n ty th a t I am
R. C. M A X W E L L
ATTORNEY,
v c a n d id a te fo r th e n o m in a tio n to
sim n u n cc t h a t I s b n l '
A Y N O l 'NCK M E N 1 F O R S T A T E
be P r o s e c u t in g
A t t o r n e y f o r llio
dit» f o r t h e o f f ic e of
ATTORNEY.
r m i l l n g A t t o r n e y , aub I a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n d id a te C o u n ty C o u rt o f S e m in o le C o u n ty ,
rnrtor s e m e n t
af
th e fo r th e o ffic e of S t a te
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voters a t t h e J u n e 3rd, f o r H i t S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of c r a t i c p r l m n r y , J u n o 3 r d . I a 3 « .
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e r re -e le c tio n to
t h e , t r . d, y o u r v o t e n n i l a c t i v e n u p p o r t
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s'lt.J. i-t t o t h e d c c l s P r m e .r a tl p P r i m a r y to
I'OII COUNTY CO.M.MIHHIONEII,
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s n n u m ic e m y c a n d i d a c y t lm a c t i o n o f t h o v o t e r s o n J u n a j e c t to t h o D a m u c ratio p r i m a r y .
Han t o t h e offtew o f
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olitical
ouncements
P. M. ELDER-
the D e m n e r n t l f
on J u n o 3 r d , 1921- T , \V. L A W T O N .
Fifty t-i»M M I S S I O N E l l .
aan..unV*e m y c a n d i d a c y
3r« i d C o u n t y C o m m l a *
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c L’u u n l y , s u b j e c t t o t h e
D e m o c r a t to P r i m a r y
$4.
J O H N ‘M K I S C H .
■t a u i . e o f d i s t r i c t
NO. 1.
in n o u n en t h a t I a m n
for c o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r i c t
J t r t t o th o D e m o c r a t i c
be h e l d J u n e 3 r d , 1934.
A bein g c o m p o s e d o f t h e
gMIng p r e c i n c t s :
HanMonroe a n d P a o l n .
E. E. W A L K E R .
TU i o r Y I I K r E A C E .
announce t h a t I am a
Im t i c o f f i c e o f J u x t l c a
ire in a n d f o r t h e F i r s t
'trlrt ,,f 8t-mlnt>lc C o n n th- t e g u d a n d e f f i c i e n t
of t h e e x e c u t i v e o f f i c e r s
mty I p r o m i s e t o d o m y
nil p r e tu d l n * .
n r u n r u c u t ::v T ir I c u a u b B O M J i
T T i o r e b y au n o u w c u h i y s e l f a c a n -
d ld ate fo r re -e irrtlo n ns a m em b er
of th e C o u n ty H oard of P u b lic I n
stru c tio n
from
D istrict
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J.
(G eneva.
O viedo.
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ntol
C h u lu o ta ) su b je c t to tho a ctio n of
t h e D e m o c r a t i c I ’- I m a r y , J u n e 3 rd ,
1924.
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th e
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of
H o a r d s l n r s 19111, e s p e c i a l l y H ts inn
fo r t h e w o r k r e q u i r e d o f a H oard
m e m b e r , n n d If r e - e l e c t e d I p r o m se t h e s a m e c o n s c ie n tio u s n n d c o n
s t r u c t Ivo s e r v i c e a s h u s b e c n / r o t u l t r a d I n tu y m a n y y e a r s o f s e r v i c e .
CHAS. F . H A R H I8 0 N .
G eneva. Florida.
r i m a iiE iiiF F .
I h ereb y n n .iu u n re m y se lf a s a
c an d lrlu tc f o r th e o ffic e of S h e riff
o f S i'm ln o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to th e
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u r e . 1914
W . A. T I I . L I S ,
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,
ald, South Georgia's greatest
FOR RENT—Two large, nicel;
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
furnished housekeeping or bed
weekly and Sunday Classified rates I n t h e r i r e i . l l C o u r t n t t h e T t k rooms, $18.00 month. 312 E- Fifth
10c per lino.
nycross Journnl- J n d l e l a l C l r e o l l o f t h e H in t* n t Street.
F l o r i d a f o r H rm ln n le C s n n t j .
Hcrald. Waycrnss, Georgia.
FOR RENT—2 furnished house
In C h n n e e r r keeping rooms, 710 West First
F a n n i e E. H o l l i d a y , s m a r r i e d w o
TO REACH the prosperous farm m a n . b y I - W . H o l l i d a y , h e r n e x t atreet.
ers and fern growers of Volusia f r i e n d , c o m p l a i n a n t , v s . G e o r g e T .
county advertise in the Dcljtnd C o l l i n s , e t u l, OdRe fDe En dRa. n t s .
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
T h e s t a t s of F lo rid a , to G e o rg e
Apartments
with order._________________ __ T. C o l l i n s . R. ) | . M a r k s . H. II. V a n
LEARN ABOUT Polk County »nd
•Lakeland, through the Star-Tele
gram. Beat advertising medium (n
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.
R e m a n . H. U
Use Them for Results
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando
mornng Sentinel; largest classi
fied business, rate lc a word, min
imum 24c cash with order.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au
gusta, Gn.—Augusta's greatest
classified medium, rate cash ,03c
charge. 10c per line, minimum
.30c.
MAINE—Watcrvllle, Morning Sen1 tinel. Thousands of Maine peo| pie nre interested in Florida prop: erty. Reach them through the
; Sentinel. Rate card on applica
tion.
u n k n o w n lnt>*rea'.ed I n t h e p r o p e r
ty I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , w h i c h I*
s i t u a t e d In S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r
ida . a n d d e s c r i b e d u s f o l l o w s , t o n It:
S o u th east Q u a rte r of
S o llth e n a t
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 31
H o u t h . I t a l i a n 21 E a s t .
You n ra h e re b y o rd e re d a n d r e
q u i r e d t o n p p e u r o n t h e 7th d a y o f
J u l y . A. D . 1934. t o t h e b ill Hied
n u a l n x t y n u In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d
e n u s e a n d co u rt.
T h i s o r d e r lo h e p u b lln h ed In T h e
S a n f o r d D a ily H e ra ld .
\ Y l i n e n s E. A. D o u k Iu ss . C l e r k of
s a i d c i r c u i t C o u r t , a n d t h e offli-l.il
s e a l t h e r e o f , t h i s 2 4 t h d a y of A p r i l ,
A. R 1924.
(C irc u it C o u rt S eal)
K. A. DO U G L A S S.
C lerk.
I l y A. M. W e e k s . I) .C.
Rum m er
A L en itre
A tto rn ey s
O rlando, Florida,
. D E V K U H 'F . l t H
W*f)lt
w n u iii
v ,..„
Pace Avenue.
Repair,
j,
A T T E N T I O N — I V n~
room
h o u s a . ' ba* hiaitO a p p l i c a t i o n f u r la x d e e d ; m ent T h e P e n s a c o l a ‘N ew s.
M. Hanson 8ho«,‘°
in
with law. w Fjn*- VI mi 1Nt A—Clarksburg. Tbs
' Hiibl certificate embrucen tbe fid- 1 Clarksburg Exponent, nmrnlnit,
t jH E 'L U ”
I h ereby nnnounco m y c an d id acy
fo r th e office of C ounty
Judge
u f S v m l n u li * C o u n t y , s u b i c e l l o t h s
n o t i o n o f t h e v o t e r s a t llio D e m o
c ra tic p rlm n ry Ju n e 3
J O H N il. I . E O N A U D T .
REAL ESTATE
1M N IIIIV K H
jtllVHv 8 ec. 31. T w p . 19 8 .. IL 30 K.
Hun W. 8 2-3 oh. N. 7 rh .. W. 10 oh.,
N 6.3 c h „ K. 8.2 . ch.. N. S oh., E. Ul
■li., 8 . t n b e g . T h e sa id ' tn u d b e li m
a ss e s s e d a t t h s d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e
I h e r e b y n nr,ounce m y c a n d i d a c y (FOR SALE—My place « n
lo r C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r fo r tlm |
jiltlo, 1 0 a c r c a o f i r r i g a t e d
D O N
M O TH ER
W OULD R A T H E R
T O TH E t>EA
a lly .
w i t h la w
S sld c e r tif ic a te e m b ra c e *
th e fo llo w in '! d e sc rib e d
p roperty
s i t u a t e d III S e m i n o l e c o u n i y , F l n r da, l u - w i t :
>, I n t . In l l r g . NW ,
d e e m e d u c c o n l l t i K t o law- t a x d e e d
w ill Issu e th e r e o n on th e 2nd day
•if J u n e . A. I).. 1934.
W i t n e s s m y u ff lc la l s i g n a t u r e n nd
Wanted * v *
PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS
FERS, yes, but, none with SERVICE for their middje name. Phone
T
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6«LUT-CHILD
v /e .
t O L IK E TO
\a JlL L ’
E N J O Y IT
MOCK m o k e
T R A V El-IM C ,
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A W ^ T .-F /V T H ^ R
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WANT T O C O
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M O O T H AND
O B J E C T TO
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ARE1 YOU ~
Drills real estate advertise In
S e m l n n l e County; Florida,
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER.
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent I • . . By A. M. We,-k«. u. c.
They will do the job as you want it
cent a word daily, two cents a word ' <-ss*>'*5*lo-lT-l4-3i*
Sundays. _
______________ \ ______________________________ done. Phone 498.
"DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
anything?" If so advertise In
the "Gainesville S u n ." ________
ADVERTISING 'gets results ff it
reaches potential buyers. Pw-1
Isitkn Daily News i* circulated (n
circulated in industrial nnd ngrlcul-
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
R. C. M A X W E L L
Real E state r
and
Insurance
Schelle Maines
LAWYER
*:• — Court H o o t
S A N F O R n ,------- FL O R ID A
Elton J Moughton
ARCHITECT
F irst NaUonal flank Bldg.
Sanford, - ■
Florida
George A. DeCottes
Attorney-at-Law
Over Seminole County
> w lr
Sanford, — --------- Florida
Wilson Welding & Radiator
Work*
"If (/■ Metal we e«i: weld ft."
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Sanford Novelty
Works
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Fred R. Wilson
ATfORNEY-AT-IAW
F lrat National Bank B id s,
Sanford
PRINTING
The M atthews Press
WvUha UM |.
General Shop sad Mill Work
FI
Phone 417>L-2
Contractor and Builder
517 Commercial 8treet
Sanford Machine
Bv GEORGE McMANUS
3
T O O T o THE
w ' Ll_ ME.GT T O O i
Lost and Found
■ , i fInwtiiK dascrlliud p r o p e r ty s it u a te d 1 Including Sunday, m u m , n g Issue.r. s e a l IhW t h e 2.'it(j d a y o f A'prll. A.
JOS-: ,
F O R . ; U E N T - & - r o o m . h u u t e . -dnd ,Mt1 N .II)l(mt„ P n n n t y r - r l n r i ^ - W
K r L U ? " ^ I
<GING UP FATHER
t
FOR RENT—Furnished apart*
_ ment, 311 Park Avi.
FOR RENT — burnished apartment, 801 Magnolla Avenue.
FOR RF.NT—Three or four room
housekeeping apartment, unfur
nished. Downtown on Park Av*.
Inquire Royall Ice O rtiw Co.
FURNISHED apartments for rant
In Shirley Apartments. Opposite
postofTice. ____________________
FOR RENT—Desirable ground
Door apartment. Summer rates.
20(1 E. Third SL, or New Era
Printery. opposite postofTice.
,
FOR RENT—After June 1st, one
apartment.
Apply 1000 Oak
Avenue.
LOST—8 un?h of keys in Sanford
■«...•! aacolnm Is
!.'•►tinning the greatest ile,,n( [„ u i o r h l a ' a h i s t o r y ; n
May 22. Reward If returned to
Houses For Rent NIn' nl l-rler r uSt r eAl pl ni >n , . rMa t3i o n«>f t oI kr r T taixr n Rr r nr nl l j] vh „r tlf„ | itiilllln
n d o l l a r h l u h i v u / I n U it . 3. Twp, Dodge Garage.________________
Slnm lP H e t t h e N l s l r » t F l o r l i l s .
! m ilt lirs e h Ju a t
l l n l s h m l : a t w o C »r. of 8WU nf NE<4. 8*
.........
illio n d o lln r b r id g e a c r o s s K
s c a m - 21 K.. It 29 K. Hun 8. 6S8.S ft., K. LOST—Collie dog, brown and
FOR RENT—5-room house, hath, N o lle* la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t M r s . i m
Ida H a y s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r
m illio n I
f t . N. 55r.A f t . W . 463 f t . <jes»
white. Return to Herald. Re
lights, water nnd garage. $30.00 A n n a M. D e F o r o s t . p u r c h a s e r of T a x [ , | „ | | „ r „ Pe r a h o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u e - H- IL I U « h t . o f - w u y ) . * u r r e s . T h e
pur month._Inquiru^l820 Park Ave. C e r t i f i c a t e No. 93, d a t e d t h e 6 t h i t l o n ; t w o r n l t l l o n s h e l n a s p e n t i n i ' I ' 11' *? '"! •I*'l,,k a s s e s s e d a t
t h e ward.
h a s f liu d ‘ h i g h w a y : g r e a t e s t c l t u n . e f o r l i v e «»"»" «*( ‘ h e I s s u a n c e of s u c h r r r l l .
Miscellaneous
FOR RENT—House for the sum dla y Of J u n e A D .. 1921
l l i a t e In t h e n a m e u f A M. H u n t .
___.
t l e v - l n i i r r s t o a c t In i'll
it r o u n d
U n le ss sa id c e r tif ic a te shall he r e
__ __ sold c e r t i f i c a t e In my o ffic e , a n d ftooi.
W rite D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t mer months. 801 ___
Magnolia.
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e C
o io O ak A v en u e
^ j L u ,lt
assr
cars—
l U
FOR RENT—Two room apart
ment, with or without garage.
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
LOST—Pockelbook lait night itt
scene of stupendous development 4-26-5-3-10-l7-*4>.11-6-7-14-2t-8t
front of
Kent Vulcanising
Read nhout it in the Pnlm Beach
Works. Reward if returned to
Post. Sample copy aunt on re N n t I r e « f A p p l l r n t t a n f o r T s x D e e d Herald office,
I n i t e r S r r l l u a 37.3 i t ( h r l i r n r r a l
quest.
m,
•
an opportunity to ka«|>
H t n l u l r s u l I h r H l s l r if F l o r i d a .
vitn the tin
abreast with
times by not
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily s t rNe oe tt i c eI nIsv e shtemr eebnyt g Ci voemn p tahnayt, l i pv eu rr-
gei of
Times, the great home dully, c h a s e r o f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 839, reading the classified pages
rate I 'i c per word, minimum d a t e d t h e 1st . d a y o f J u n e . A. I>„ your daily newspaper, H erald
h a s itlril s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y want ads contain many
_ intarastioi
. ____r t t i f l
charge 25c cnsh with order. Write oi«'iii,
f f i c e , a n d h u s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n messages.
M pay you to n o d
It will
5” t
fur complete rate card.
f o r l a x d e e d t o I s s u e In s r c o r d a n c e
west „t s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h o n a m e o f
land, U n k n o w n , U n l e s s s a i d c c r l l f l c a t o
' 1(‘ i r K X r y '. ™ t ? ; l T ^ ‘.h; n 4 7 - r o o m hou,c. tool, nnd other equip.
*"
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.................
2nd day nf June A. ft.,
1934.
sW
o i l eSi ta -t ht el M
e u pf peosr .t •oy
f u
t h se r vs of lfc ir fj ’a
o f mrn.. J. c. Staple,.
t h is d is tr ic t a t tb e p rim a ry to be
y o fficial H liinaturn a n d
For Suits—Haute una lot on San- '; se aWl i tt nh ei ss s t in
h e l d J u n e 2. 1914.
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h
e
l a t h d a y o f A p r i l , a . 1t u r n ! c e n t e r .
tV. B. B A L L A R D
foril Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. I*. 1931.
FOR COUNTY rOMMlfMONKR.
For Sale—Business now clearing
* K. A. DOUULAHif.
I hereby announce
my
c a n d i four to five hundred dollars pori I 8 E A L )
C lerk C irc u it C ourt.
d a c y fo r C o u n iy C o m m issio n e r for
MISCELIj VNEOUS
$i,oU0 takes It.
Come
S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a.
t h e F i f t h D i n t r l a t o f R e m l n o l e d T c u n - month.
My A. II, W e e k s . D. C.
ty .
S u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e quick.
FOR SALE .
J u n e P r i m a r y o f 1924. . . . .
■
For Salt—Ten acres, 3C0 feet t - 2 6 - 5 - 3 . 1 0 -1 7 -3 4 -3 1
K H. KIT.T1R IL
FOR SALE—One If 11.P. gas en- ,
lake front, good dwelling, garugc, n
». - . F O I I C L K M V O F C O U R T .
ginu at a bargain. Hoolehan- i
F o il S H E R IF F . “*
good variety of fruit trees, a bugI
h
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e
b
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n
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m
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d
i
d
a
c
y
P*’lp re *•*♦ f’n
I h e reb y a n n o u n c e m y se lf a r s n gain
for
$4,000.
Termsd ld a te for r e - e 'e c lio n to t h s offIce[ f” *" * C o u n f * % m l n n / e ^ ‘o u n ti^ H G o r FOR RENT
of S h eriff of S e m i n o l e C ounty s u b fMlt
Seminole^ tjauMV.^*
Wo have the largest listing on
FOR SALE—8 Plymouth Rock
Ida. s u b j e c t t o t h " d e c is io n o f th o
J e c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o h o h e l d o n celery and vegetable farms in the
pullets, 1 Plymouth Rock roost
c r a t ic p rlm n ry to he h e ld o n J u n e
6
room
house
on
er;
8 Brahma pulluts, 1 Brahma
city.
If
you
want
a
city
lot,
a
suJ
u
n
e
3
r
d
.
A.
D..
1934.
I
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<i. -T KINOFELLOW. 3. I f e l e c t e d f o r n n o t h e r t e r m I e f f i c l e u c y a n i l s e r v i c e I n <rfM*o.
rooster; 25 Ltufliorn hens, 1 Log-t
burban lot, a house ready built,
p le d g e to fu tn tt th e d u t l r s of th e
VANCE H DGUQ-LASS.
jso t iu e .
street, all horn rooster; Turkey hen, 10 small
celery farm, grovo or anything in paved
• | ' | , mil.-Vi',, f o r rennmI- office In Ihe name efficient m a nner
....... ive f o r r e n o t m - lt hh .a tt j h > v n c o n d u c t e d It i n t h e F im b t a t h ' s e n atoii 'V ito m t h e
ont*B; smsl! chicks. Phone 322 W,
the
real
estate
line
call
on
ua.
Wc
fie office o f S t a t e At
N I N E T E E N T H .6 K V A T l I l llA L
conveniences, $40.00 JIMMIE'HdWARD’S
the S e v r u t h J u d i c i a l C l r - p a s t ,
sell n t the owners’ price only. Call,
repair shop
IHMTIIICT.
'
C . SI. H A N D .
e S la te o f F l o r i d a , a u tiI a n n c 'in c o m y
candidacy
f o r and see us. We give you the barfo b
ta n
c o i.L E trro n .
per
month.
It
located
at
the
coner
of 4ourtn
e action
of th e Dem oi s h t o u n n o u n c e I f .n t t a m s n o m i n a t i o n n s S t a t e B e n a t o r f r o m gnlns and service.
nnd Pine Ave. and he will be glad
0*rjr. Y o u r e n d o r s e m e n t c a In dw
id a te fo r re -e le c tio n to th e o f th e N in e te en th S e n a to ria l D istric t,
>d t - r m o f o f f i c e w i l l b e f i c e o f C o u n t y T a x C o l l e c t o r o f s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o e r o t l n P f U n a r y THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
to see any of his old customers, and
■pi,
ttc ln tc d .
FOR
SALE
take care of the! rwants at any
SEMINOLE
HOTEL
ANNEX.
S e m in o le C o u n ty , s u b je c t
t o t h e t o bu h e l d J u n o J t d - o e l u n - i u i a t
r.n:
TRGF. A. D E C O T T E S .
n c tlo n of Ihe D e m o c ra tic p rim a ry to rn e y ut law p ra c tlc tm r a t S a n
time. Ho duett general auto repair j
orn»v, S e v e n ' h J u d i c i a l
f
o
r
d
.
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n
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s
Cu b u h e l d i n J u n e .
..........
work, and guarantees satisfaction..
II. M a l e o f I * .a r l d a .
i d e n t o f a n d a t t o r n e y I n I h e N i n e FOR SALE—10-acre farm on Cel
22
acres
hamock
J N O . D. J I N K INS.
t e e n t h H e n n t o r l n l D i s t r i c t f o r 13
Bring your auto troubles to him, |
►on N i i u n i F p .
^
ery
Avenue,
fully
equipped.
J.
F O R COUNTY C O ilM IftS IO V K H .
years
' Y o u r s u p p o r t w i l l b e g r e a t A. Rumley, Box 021.____________j land, 5 tiled on hard
't*r» of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y :
' and then forget them.
I hereby an n o u n ce
my
c an d i
' a n a - . >men m y c a n d i d a c y d a c y f o r C n i o f y C o m m i s a l o n p r f o r l y a p p r e c i a t e d .
L E W IS CfUrtYAN.
FOR SALE or trade for good auto
file.' of s h e r i f f of S e m i - D i s t r i c t No. 2, B e tr t l n o lo
C ounty,
subject to th e v o te r s s u b je c t to th e D e m o c r s tlo P r im a r y ,
29 acres hammock land on StJ road near loading
"uicraiio P r i m a r y t o t»s
Johns
river; two 4-room cottages;! station. A fine piece
Miscellaneous
H'l. 19*4.
If e le c te d I J U n ’ 1 1 9 3 ‘L. P. H A G A N .
30
minutes'
drive from Sanford.
°'ir y e o r s . o f I j t w E n
BUILDING
FOK tU C M Y JUI1HE.
of land at a low price NOTICE— lam prepared to fill orP. 0. Box 103(1, City.
in « b u s i n e s s m a n n e r b y
I h e reb y a n n o u n r e m y se lf a s a
°« t h e p r o p e r
su bordl*
MATERIAL
! dors for flowers and baskets for
c
a
n
d
i
d
a
t
e
.
f
o
r
t
h
e
efflcs
o
f
C
o
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n
t
y
**»l»lanls a n d e a r n e s t l y
—$7500, terms.
, commencement. Also to make
su p p o r t o f a l l l a w a n - J u d g e o f S e m l n n l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t MIRACLE iW r e le e x , general
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 sprays and floral designs for fu
voters, o n J u n e 3 r d .
HOUSES
WANTED
cement
work,
sldewlaks,
build
1924.
I p ledge
fa ith fu l
srrvlc*
.Ra y m o n d i . a i x k k .
nerals. Mrs. A. K. Roasetter,
“4ht> III .- cut, 1C IV- " s h o u l d y o u n o m i n aJ.t e O.m e.B1IARON. ing blueka, Irrigation boxee. J. E. WANTED m i
Phono 212-W,
By many
Terwilleger, Prop.
M llliriO N .
H. B. Lewis Co.
people dealroui of living lit San
f announce my candidacy F O R C O U N T S 7 i o M 9 i i . a a m . s K i i
Lumbar and Building Material- ford. If you want to rent your
I hereby an n o u n c e my candidacy
<‘L, u .ia m e m b e r of th e
Carter Lumber Company
Ihibllc I usl r u ctio n fo r for re-ele ctio n t<» t h e office _ of
place invest thirty cents in * Her
107 PARK AVE.
For Rent
bounty. F lo rid a, r e p r e Cuunty Cnnitnlsalonur from D'»*
N. Laurel bu Phone 665.
ald want ad and yoq will reach
of K c m l n < i l e | ^ — — .. g g - y j =
.... .... D istrict No. S, of t r lc t N u m b er F o u r
FOR
RENT—“Celery
Bell Cafe."
House
at
those Interested.
Phone your ad
uhjvvi
H I L L L U M B E R CO.
Telephone Number 319
r " u........
n l y . .s u
b je c t to th e C ounty, s u b je c t
See S. B. Walden for particu
‘^ P r i m a r y t o b e h e l d o n 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 rd.
Service, Quality and Price to 148. Use The eHrald want ad
lars.
page for quick service.
<
Phone 135.
‘ V-IIA& A. DALLAS.
I9 J *
B. K. W H E E L E R
J ^ T A IH ^ -M A *
For Rent
l i e F o r e a t . K. J . H a r
P e r r y , a . H. P e r r y ,
A LITTLE WANT AD in The rIe. ol lt.h eGr e ot \r g eI ' oH.
r l e r a m i I„ O. P o r t e r .
Herald
will
bring
you
big
re
ucraiu win Drmg jou Dig r e - , if living, nnd. It d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s
suits. Advertise those old articles | claiming interests under Oeorse T.
you have stored away nnd have. Uoliin*. It. U HR. c FMnnr rcksat ., E.B-J . HH.a r rVe al ln,
no use for. A little thirty-eent ad tRl ee omr agno, H.II. D e r r y , O. II. D e r r y .
may bring yuu several dollars, L u t h e r C. P o r t e r a n d L. O. P o r t e r ,
j Phone 148 nml a representative d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , In t h e p r o p
will call to see you._______ ____ eAr rt yt h u dr s aF.n r lohdeldl n . Ina n d t htios n i lo rpd ee rr s, o nt ao
____
J*0 PAL- Y O U OOTfT YEL.L. V O O R
,FE 'YOO W A K T *TO C O 'T O T H E
Rooms For Rent
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LETTERING
For All Classes of War!
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i
i
Two N egroes Killed
By Fort Myers Mobs
•r
mi •■%b:W K f S H n
a
t, •, '
.v .
rf ». i .. ■ ■
easnre Today
re M b lr e s ’Bill
w Although He
.froitislon
tIGiy 2 6 —'T e a t h o u fo r m e r
aer-
t who a re n o w . re s e r [took p a rt t o d a y in an
sion d e m o n stra tio n
M ilita ry
•and a d o p te d a reb
u k in g re s e r v is ts o f
t country t o u n ite f o r
i of the F ath erlan d .
of the nature of the
Japanese] situation" a
added "the Tokio Asso[ of Reservists, declares the
Ltion to fiilflll ’ at a mo(call the duties of its mem(military men.”
Uyesugi, noted nationIPublicist In an address to
rvista declared it is no
siibie te reach a satisfacpromise with the United
immigration.
(history teaches.
. ring,"
“an eventual collision
Japan * n j America on
Be is inevitable."
ItsoUdfe’ Blgsefllll
“ JINGTON, May 26— Ihe
bill was signed today
•nt Coolidge. Despite the
over hi* Vigorous hpporii president decid' d because
rconsiderations to give exspprodel necescery 't o
legislation on tho statute
i u he had affixed Ids slgthe president began prepref a statement expressing
vsl of th e'fa ilu re1of con
provide^for a longer rie[iffcctive date .for Japanese
on*
* , ’%
» j
} I rf4 *» ; f * W
[k of Compiling
-City ^IHrectory
)m m e n ^ s T o d a y
entatlvea o f the ft. I* Polk
pptny, publishers o f city dl
)**. arrived, in 'Sanford fiunl w!H begin work today on
if new directory. It waa an
today.
‘ . ’
LM city.
volume la ex peeled to show
tlslly tfie growth of the
ng this period,' which fa
to be one of graaf'etrtdo*
•ncement.l
heart
hearty co
ration o f Ihe
of S«
Ssnf.
tory la
tepresen.
It was
out that
popula
will be canI and eV'ery name • .withheld
lesss in the tote!.
waff making up the tUrec-re several weeks
weeks more to
ill probably be in
Ibefore it wi be ready for
non.
Note o( Sympathy Also ..Signed
WASHINGTON, May 29.-D c By Name of Johnson the One
vflopments within tho next few
Signed to Letters Asking
days will settle the question of
:!(
, For Ransom.
whether congress will bo able to
ndjoum in advance of the pationnl
CHICAGO. May 20.—The body political conventions.
of. Robert pranks, l.'l-year-old vic
Farm relief and railroad legis
tim of kidnapers and son o f Jacob lation ace the only stumbling blocks
Franks, ^millionaire manufacturer, to tho fruition pf plans of leaders
was laid to rest in Roachill ceme of both of .tho major parties to
tery .Sunday afternoon.
wind up this session on June 7.
While two readers of the Chris
Tho whole issue centers now
tian Science faith were conducting
nround
the McNary-Haugcn agri
the brief 'Services, detectives., were
searching for the purchaser of a cultural bill and the Howellfloral piece received at the Franks Dnrkley proposal to abolish the
home accoropaniod by a card on railroad labor board. Consideration
which was written '"sympathy of of both has been begun ijj the
house, and the senate is awaiting
George Johnson."
action there.
Mysterious George Johnson
'Farm Bill, to Be Sidetracked
George Johnson" was the name
The McNary-Haugen bill will ho
signed to several letters received at
the
Franks home demanding sidotraeked for at least three days
ransom money of 110,000 for the this week for other legislation, in
boy’s return and givon by a man in cluding action -on the tax revision
telephone conversations with the conference report and the naval
construction bill. Leaders plan to
father.
Authorities obtained a good de bring the MeNary-Haugen measure
scription of the man from the flor- to a vote the latter part of the
at, who said the purchaser ap week, but its friends concede that
peared nervous, wrote and destroy the outcome is in doubt.
Defeat of the .measure would
ed several cards before he seemed
satisfied, then hurriedly left the throw the whole farm relief situa
shop and entered a waiting auto tion in tho aijr. Several bills aro
pending in tip senate but efforts
mobile.
Franks was kidnaped as he left there to fccsb them have been
a private school Wednesday after withheld pending house action.
noon. Jlis nude body was found in There is a ' wide difference of
a culvert several mjlos south of his opinion in the senate aa to the form
relief legislation should take.
parent*’ home the next morning.
Should Farm Bill Fall
Before the discovery of tho body,
Should the McNary-Haugcn bill
the father had received many let
ters, and telephone calls demanding fail, the farm blocs in the house
ransom money and instructions and senate will make a strenuons
whero to taka it. While waiting far effort to have some other form q(
tho money, tha boy’s unde who had relief legislation enacted at tho last
earned of the finding of the body, minute, or falling In that will op.
visitad the morgue and identified pose the present plan for adjourn
ment next month, urging instead a
t- . '
recess over the period of the con
Hundred* in Line
ventions.
A t the beginning of what
A* the little gray casket was
carried from the home the hun qow. is expected -to ngr the final
s -of curious bystanders re- s r 1 of the .agaainn, the Howell;
up again
two
ja friends followed the ■
tottering step.
ket wl
The shades of two of the upper
w in d o^ of the house were raised
and Josephine, tho 17-year-old sis
ter, of the slain lad, stood at one,
and at the other was Robert’s
younger
brother.
Both
were
weeping,
The casket, carried by the boy’s
schoolmates, was placed in tho
heorso and tha cortege preceded by
guard of motorcycle policemen,
moved off.
Mrs. pranks left from the rear of
the home, entered pm automobile
and jirant to the cepietery by a
roundabout way- Before.the serv
ices she held a throe-hour vigil in
the jrpbm where the body lay, aL
lowing no one to be with her. As
she ieft the house she was escorted
by a policeman, one of the guard
stationed ' there as the result of
threats made since the killing of
Robert
.
...
More than a dos^n. policemen
were in front of the house.
Still Unsolved
Despite the .fact that more than
apprehension of the slayers, are
working on the case, they are ad
mittedly no closer to a solution
than they were when the boy’s body
wsa found.
Shrine Club Planning
Trip o f Several Days
To The Island of Cuba
Jdemben o f the Sanford Shrine
Club will make a trip of several
d n y fio the island of Cuba within a
short time, it was announced to
* '
“
t Edward F. Lane,
on the arrangewith a committoe
from the organixatlon.
____ date of the trip is not
wn at .present but will. prob
ably be some time in dune, it is be-
Veteran*. Bureau
pa where it will go by boat spend
ing fou r.or five days In Havana
and' in the -surrounding country.
It U expected that a Urge num
ber o f the
tha members win
will pari
partlcith-., »
pate
this trip .i—iiim.i
eaprobUly the new
1
the or
____
be an
.later, Mr. Lane aaid to-
Grand'
»«dmlr
rauruu __
Pi former di
[Prepared, l
of wit,
eipga
. .1
[Cuba!
ies
R1CKDE JANEIRO, May 26—
kVANA^J.
•&83S
N ew Power Plant In
Brazil Nearly Ready
Whpt ls said to be the
tho
power development in
erica .is now neariqg
on Ibis Parahyba Rlvtr
Jty. , For more than two
’ /•a. •ganliation at about
mder the direcion o f
American engineer
.r e
n, >has beaR
*. r
,p.
■
Farm Rfclief and. Railroad
Legislation Is Only Stum*
hllnjr, Block in Way of Body
Now A* It, Face** Cloejn*’
Days of Session— Hope’To
.Finish On Time For Rfipnblic&n National Convention.
BY m y ;
• * .«»*s
.N ation al
L
r g la fta
The
by Congress
r
i»
n l.
■ ^ ■
c/% -. «w •>rV*t/•
f
IS S sS f-V '
V.4 v*i.*
r.*A> j
stages
House Takes Up Bill and It
Is Expected To Be. Ready
For the White House With
in Few Hours-—Coolidge Is
Expected to Receive It'
With Approval Although
Urged To Reject Measure.
FORT MYERS, May 2fl.-B obers Wilson and Wittod Will
iams, two negroes about 20
years old. were taken from au.thorities hero early today and
their bodies riddled with ballets
and dragged through the streets
by a mob of Lee county d tixens. Thejt had been identified
as tho negroes who late yester
day attacked two young white
girls near hsre. .Wilson was
taken from the sheriff shortly
after he was arrested. Williams
was taken from a freight train.
The two gir|s aro reported to'
be in a serious condition.
Fully 100 Members are
Here For Opening
Session A t
House This M orning
* ’ *>•
CANDIDATES ARE
I
i .-t i
^
WASHINGTON, .May 2G.-Tho
tax reduction bill, many months in
the making, was put through the
final legislative stages today in the
house. It has already been ap
Kart
proved by a senato measure and
On Advertising-''
■will bo sent to the White House
within a _few
---------------------ip
hours with Republican
State- O f Florida.
leaders confident that G
Coolidge
*w
will sign it. Some of its prov..
ivfsLake
Mary
Political
Meeting
an
Approximately 100
ions aro vigorously opposed at the
Barbecue Dinner a b fiatsraay
I ita
treasury, however, and strong
tarica.gf
Florida Chambers of
Is Biggest Held In Semi
rossure on both sides may bo
nole for Years.
,
rought to bear on the President
Commerce together with *
Major Stuart MacLaren (rikht) leader of tho British round-the- before he.makes up his mirid.
One of the biggest political largo number of president!*
world (light, shown stranded in;the harbor of Corfu whero eng’ne
The conference report, which waa
meetings
In the history o f Semi of those organizations -gath
trouble forced a landing. Blankets and food went brought to them by made at a meting Saturday was
nole county waa that at Lake Mary
taken
up
this
morning
the
first
ered here this morning »■ to
Colonel and Stephen G. Lowo o f St. Louis, Mo., American Near East
thing. Carrying the Democratic on Saturday when a crowd esti
mated
at
2,000
gathered
for
the
Relief workers, who are shown visiting the stranded plane.
hold their fifth annual con
.ncome rate schedule and housc;Republican provisions for limited annual barbecue dinner and polltl- vention. The subject of the
■—
- i ’
r ■ publicity and an increase in the cal speaking In connection. The
estate tax, the report is expected barbecue this year was furnished meeting is to be “ (Jetting
by the candidates for the several
to meet with hearty approval.
Folks to Florida*' . and the
county offices.
Although President Coolldge’s la
gathering is expected to to
Tim
meeting
was
full
ef
interest
titude on tho bill remains undeter
‘ be formal opening at 11 the most successful yet told
mined there Is an almost unanimous
line-up of Republicans for the oelock with speeches by some of by the orginiiatjon.
measure in its present form. Chair, the candidates until the elose at 5
Tha convootion formally opened
• deck that afternoon when the
County Candidates File Their Sec Rrgular Term of Seventh Judicial man Smoot of tho senato finance last office-seeker preseated hia a t *0 . o'clock at tha court houi*
committee corrected previous esti views to tho voters. Weather for when the meeting waa catled to et-.
Circuit Will Open at Court
ond Expense Accounts With
mate* In hia speech Saturday and the day was Meal and the candl- dar by Proakteat WiHia B. Powall
House Tuesday Morning.
Clerk Court E. A. Douglass.
ricetoed on the basis of latest doles, cqquai to the oceaiion who java a . ‘
Circuit Court for tho Seventh treasury figures the bill in Its spoko warm and eloquently.
come to 4 be .
According to a report given out
present form would permit pay
Monday morning by G. A. Doug Judicial District of Florida will ment o f the bonus and all other
From U o’clock to 1 o’clock pleasure that
lass, clerk of circuit court, 57 can convene Tuesday morning at 10 government expenses next fiscal speaking occupied tha crowds’ at large atten d an ce__
didates for the several county o f o'clock at the court house with year and leave a surplus of about tention and then dinner gras interest that is being:
__
fices have filed their second qx- Judge J. J. Dickinson presiding and 92,000,000. This did not take into served.. Two thousand pounds o f aMoclatlan >at its ann____
Following. Die prosidant’a ^ j :
pense accounts. Mr. Douglass said State's Attorney Georgo A. Dc- account other pending bills calling boef, mutton and pitch hnd been
that he remained at his office until Cottes representing the state, it for special appropriations, such as prepared for tha occasion under the
late Saturday night in order to give was announced today. Court will the postal am ploy os salary incrcaso supervision o f Henry Lee, said to
be one of the beat informed men gave the invocation, end
ail the candidates an opportunity open facing a heavy docket, it was measure.
ff 'v
in the county hi the art of prepar-- Forrast Lake Jn.behalf afi i
to Ale their second account! further stated. Eleven civil suits
Elimination of this finsal objec ing barbecued viands.
extended tho, visitors a hearty
' which had to be in not latoV than are on docket in addition to a num
saying that It is .........
ber of criminal caaes which the tion to the measure would leavo tho
that date.
Robert J. Holly, secretary of comeD^tt.Bat
bill open to attack from tho treas
* “
the
county.
Democratic
Executiyp
Tho .third and Anal expense ac* grand jury will consider.
Immediately upon the opening of ury on the increase in tho estate Committee, was the chairman of
count must be filed not more than,
ies who,
Ux and the proposal for limited
aro
10 days after the second account^ court the.arand jury will be select publicity which requires that the the iiwatbwc «md he opened the to
io do with
putting
'A
Florida 'fo r ed
ana
wtll
later
go
into
session
n th eriog etlib m .fpw words
was filed, ha further announced. It,
amount •[ tax. Mid fer all taxpay
b also said that candidates falling; to conaldcr the various charges. ers be published as well as permit thanking the Candidates for the
barbecue dinner
iner and expressing to
to qualify in the primary clcctiorx Aa'U
Aa i renders its findings, the
returns
on. doekgt and .date& ting inspection of *01
xpprartettelr .'br Jhe
nckxi not- file.the third account bo * w41L
cauaA o f BetoM-dtrt. s»:?lie rapr.''* r.swehinr va
' to give (t
‘
The
qualified candidates-— and -A -list
right of way.' This maneuver has their expenditures are as follows:. been drawn
George A. DeCotteaT 9Cxt?k*atto?
been decided uppn in the belief that
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nay end candidate fpr re-election. length op the
For clerk circuit court: V. K. membors of
nee
report.
Approval
would
“.o S d Mr. DeCottea re via wed hie record
the Republican organisation in Douglas*. 9160.50; R. H. Chap are: D. P. Self. Price George,.Brax
mlt dispatch of the bill to the and stated that Upon that he la
tends to continue It* opposition pell, .9152; W. L. Morgan, 913(1.50. ton Baggett, \V. J. Lawton, J. A.
sident by Tuesday. Ten days soeklqg return, to the office which
with a view to .heading off a vote.
ogan, C. M. Donnell. N. C. Jacobs,
For sheriff: W. A. TilUs, UJ.30;
their -finpprtenee cannot be
With the tax bln conference ro* C. M. Hand, $i>!.50; Raymond L.
mil Dalbo, W. M. Colbert, E. F. are allowed for the President to he now holds.
mlsed end -that they mean tn
study
the
measure.
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j[Continued on; page 8)
Allen, 127.50; J. H. Lee, 120.75; Lane, D. B. Hodges, C, K. Davis,
State Senator M. O. Overstreet » clty.Mfjtn ‘
J. M. billon, J. D. Davidson, J. E.
E. E. Brady, |174.25.
r
of Orlando was the .next speaker.
Ue.rariawod his record for four
For member county Democratic Westcott, J. A. Bistline, J. H.
W. A. Fitts, Jr., J. F.
years in the upper house o f the
°f
... .
executive committee: J. H. Lee.
W'c A Washburn, L. M.
state legislature, saying that he
coming to
district five, no expense; R. J. » H
tad no. apologies to make for any- Florida. T o „ t ______
care.
Holly, district one, no expense; J. Luther. T. M. :Fox, J. C. Dean,
king be had done. He promised
ling, . . . number,
H. Huddleson. district six, no ex James O. Huff, A . D. Jammes, O.
o o tth a tj
if r*-*le«ted;to serve in the same
pense; C. C. Pearson, district four, H. Train, M. E. Dooley, A. W. Lee,
manner as ho has in the poet and
no expense; D. II. C. Rabun, dis- Jr., Maxwell Kilverl, J. E. Baker,
TOKIO, May 26,— The American that he will serve to the heat,In urged the hearty
no «*P«nses G. M. Ja- G. W. Canada, D. W. Short, I. E.
WASHINGTON, May 26— Un- tr*ct
Estrudge, E. H. Grant, D. E. Hart army around the world fliers, after terest of all of hie constituents. beKalf of all th
'
oubs
no
expense;
W.
V.
Dunn,
stinted. tribute to the Confederate
and H. C. Fuller.
a busy round of entertainments in Hoqest end conscientou* service ia
dead waa paid Sunday by Calvin district 10, no expense; Felix
Two
cases
aro
already
on
crim
Frank,
district
three,
no
expense;
Tokio during which they received wbht he wfll gbit, he declared.
Coolidge, the first New Englander
t '
inal1
docket.
They
are:
State
of
The. senator’s opponent, Lewie rice. Another
J.
W.
Osteen,
district
11,
no
ex
much praise for their achievements
to become president, since the civil
the morniajt v
Florida
vs.
J.
C.
Dcnaro
on
a
charge
pense.
.
O’Bryanwas
not.present
and
it
in
crossing
the
Pacific,
left
Sunday
war.
For tax assessor: A. Vaughn, of amheulemcnt and State of Flor night for Kasumlgaura with the wps announced that.he.was unable
Speaking at the Confederate
9125.
ida vs. Benjamin J. Overstreet on a announcement that they would be to .b e present because of a.preMemorial day' exercises at Arling
For tax collector: John D. Jen charge of assault with intent to glad "to got back to work'' in vioa» engagegeat at I t . Cloud. Roton, Mr. Coolidge looked across the
for the resumption of « w t at net being able to. be pres
green slopes whero the Confederate kins, $251.40; R. C. Maxwell, murder.
ent wax also expressed in a tetter
9270,45.
Civil
cases
scheduled
to
be
heard
and Union dead sleep almost .sido
For county judge: S. A. B. Wil are:.
Japanese, British and American from Uillasd B. Smith, o f Titus « • ryettlt
by sido and declared "a mightier,
Blacksbcar Manufacturing Com- officials-joined In peying tribute to ville, candidste for state attorney
force than ever followed Grant or kinson, 9212; John G. Lconardy,
the aviator* after their arrival to succeed Mr. DeCottea.
9104;
Shclle
Moines,
9236.00;
J.
G. Purvis for jam *
pany
vs. A. (».
Lee ju s leveled both their hosts, G. Sharon, $226.
Florida on
here from Kasumlgaura, where
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The candidates were given .an advocated more
e
12,500.
The
jrioj
to
tho
sum
of
$1.
raised up a-united nation and mada
they
landed
Thursday.
Their
unlimited
a
mount
of
time
in
which
On
For county prosecuting attorney: is represented by Lewis O'Bryan
us all parUkera of a new glory."
i , 111y.
te
E.F\ Houaer
holder, $109.85; George and the defendant by S. A. B. Wilk plane* were left et Kasumlgaura. to speak. Moat of them, partlcu- *22
"Country Respect* You"
w
The aviatora aaid they expected to arty those seeking the offices of
inson.
The Millrf executive previoualy G. Hearing, I976. Blackshcar Manufacturing Com spond four or five.days overhaul log sheriff snd county judge, spoke 15
had turned. to the few remaining
F or' county commissioner: W.
their cra/t andlto hop off for Ku- minutes or more. . . .
1 .
veterana.in.gray, seated juat be B.- Ballard, district three, $15; C pany vs. A. G. and J. F. Purvis, shimoto next Friday or.Saturday,
doing
business
as
Purvis
Brothers,
Mueh
interest
WM
meaifasted
in
fore him ana to their sohs and W. -Entaminger, district three, 915;
I# IMQijUft,
Japanese
these two racee’.aa was ovidencad
daughtera and, with a reminder U. F. Wheeler, district four, 125; for $4,000 damages. Attorney
An elabteate JJapanoee
*^ "<>•* banquet by the I
that
thkt "time has softened, discretion C. L. West, district five. $30.50; J. O'Bryan represents the plaintiff at the. famoue 'Maple
* Club,
* at each of the
, i tea for S
S.
A.
B.
Wilkinson
the
defendont.
the
T tw
two
o
baa changed," the bitterness of con E. Snyder, district three, 93; L. P.
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Gen. Yasumitau,
office*: The tneeung wo* remark
Blackshcar Manufacturing Com which. Want.
flict between North and South, Hagan, $94.751 E. H. Kilbco, dis
. » joint army and
chairman . o f . the
. _. from mudmud-el1-'-1" - »•-♦
trict five, $10: C. A. Raulorson. pany vs. J. F. and A. G. Purvis, navy rocceptlon committee, waa ably free
doing
business
aa
Purvis
Brothers,
though candldatea for
Your.country respects you for district five. $17.60; John Meisrh,
host,
cof|0;r
..
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iduded
Tokio’s
program
of
m
district two, Boston Steeieshrdlu for $2,000 damages. Mr. O'Bryan entertainment Sunday night. Offi dulgcd in a few personalities and nnotx
cherishipg the memory of
district .two, $70; oBston Steele, and Mr. ..Wilkinson are the attorn, cers of high rank in the army and "fun-poking” much to the amuse w t» mu«h
.Who wore
ment of the crowd
discusaion
district one, 915; G. L. Bledsoe, •ya aa in the other suiter
others who
navy were present, as ware also
Vance E. Douglass and H. ti tetas.
district one, $33.50.
those, who
member* of. Die staff o f ’ the Uni
For atat.erdpreacnUtlve: For
ed B*
States embassy.
Chappell, both randidateo fo r U«
4 may there be a
ted
“ ’
fP. *n4.\* stronger rest Lake. $15; J. R. Lyles, 941.75.
For justice of th« peace: L. G. uuryan represent* u i piatnut: •aviator*
Addressing,
tAMO met to. honor Strlngfeliow, district one, $15; P. and John G. Leonardy the defend flight thus ter.' American Ambas L Morgan, the other candidate, (or
Addre*
this office
dice did not s.
*pediuJThelwi)
the C oq fettn U dead as "my fel M. Elder, district one, $25; Thcor- ent.
sador Woods also.spoke,
People* Bank of Sanford vs. J. P.
Ung
low countrymen," the President dor*-Austin, district three, $5; J.
Sunday afternoon the filers ware candidates for county present!
M. Shaffer, district two, $5; T. Hall .fo r $1,000 damage*. The received by Prince Kunl, honorary attorney, E. F. Housholder ana
spoke as follows:
plaintiff U represented by W. B. president J f the imperial aviation
B. Herring.' 'both
" I f I am corraetly Informed by Frank Hatthcax, district four. $5.
Supervisor of registration: H. Crawfbrd of Orlando and the de- society. . Tpe prince congratulated
‘ fitting that tha Sahfindent by
i*
scone o f . the ^meeting was
M your memorial day. C, Dubose, 912.
the Americana in behalf of the Im
D . G. Mason, Charles C.’ Potter perial family.
the oak trees betweon.
.. from the b e M that - For constable from district four:
axcapt for the forces of Oliver W. A. Lewis, no expense; J. G. and Charles G. Graham,doing.bust"Your glory is shared by the Sioblom’s store and the cuureh
main road. In
i
ildfhg on;the
Cromwell, no anay. was over m»tu Scarboro, district four, $5.27; E. E. naea as Mason, Potter and Graham whole of mankind.'’ tha .aviators building
(Continued on pegs 8.)
.
-(Continued on paga 8.)
thoroughly roll (feu* than that
were told this morning by Yosht- charge o f the meeting arrangenao Kosah president of the Tokio inqnts was A. B. Cameron, ‘butt in e
which w»s command ad by General
te .a press o f bmlncBajuattera. he
Lee. Moreover, tgaga ceremonies
was unable te aarve and Reginald
necessarily aro expressive, of
I 4 : 11
hop* and a -bclia
f t
the things • of
i
Lincoln who poll
cel Jtesearoh Association
‘
aides prayed to *-tho . earn* God.
pan.
nrLU-r1
The Floridh state examinhifl^
When that ia the cn * . it 1» -only a
matter o f time when each will see board o f optbmetrlata is in sesala*
a common end; Wo can now see in tola cty today-and .will continfi*
anopte
dearly what that end i«- R i» tho through Tuesday during which
maintenance of our Ameriuan form Uoie oxaininatlone are -being con
iwel, OnL, Glenn 8. Clapp
have •
o f governmsht, o f our American ducted ' for those desiring to be
veral, A. L. Lee of Pana- riea later,*
come licensed *optotnerists under
and Ouy .F, aMthis of C«r the Rockies.
the lawa.of this state.
Members o f ‘ the ’boerd are: Dr.
nents are complete and - r . K ' i n f s w .
ia la; raadlnxs* for bn mil." . ....
^ i f b i n e t JJH. Keene of Jackaenvllle, Dr. W.
--T
11 Lf M11
F.'.iDevia-of Daytona, Dr. S. Pthe annual convention
.
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H1H
.of-JaeksonvllU,
Dr.
K.
K.
w
Resign
" '*
»y ar^Thursday
Threat
iS I,
.and-Dr.iH. W. Grady
' "'.V J
i n hi
Th«re.ara
13
p
LONDON,
dially 1
examination*,
it
_
ibinet
gf
OF 2,000 PEOPLE
S
CIRCUIT COURT
57 CANDIDAT
SEND IN SECON WILL CONVENE
EXPENSE LISTS HERE TUESDAY
2 « n 5 L : r.?1
iLPuBtisr*
K
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tS
Officials England
Japan and America
Honor U. S. Airmen
#
Tribute
P aid Confederates
By Calvin Coolidge
rsss
ssre*'
m
SP
srs
5ST i*
jfjrwiTO:^ Xr »f-
flSiJPP
s& sS S ta e *
Examinations
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PA(JE^GHT
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 24, 1924.
'
r n R ^ : R R P F I V R VOU harbor impurity, you will bcI v /lv o
V III ,fomp jmpUre [n action as well. *
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SERVICE: T h itY <*f-'W lddT*
C^ a ir And *
mission**; Diat. No. 5 embracing name. In doing bmlnea* with ua,
Choluota, Genera and Onecola. you not oply get value received,
•LO M AS F R ID A Y
‘' Vour th°u**jta lm,?uld , y,our
For May 2.1.
v rw rtT tm . m
. « tvs character. Continued lines dotcrYour support and vote* will be ap but you get SERVICE along with
- N I G H T A T M I L A N E inline the kind of mind you posses*
The
Florida
State
oBard
of
Emit. QUICK SERVICE TRANS
preciated.
.
and the kind of person you are.
New Y o rk .......—.... - ......
balmcrs held an initiation meeting!
FER, Phone 498.
“
Your
thought*
also
mould
your
* (Continued from page 1.)
Waycross i— ........... ......
. . . RENT — <t-room bungalow
destiny in this world, and the
here Friday for the purpose of |FOR
, of you have no doubt planned big great eternity toward* which we
Florence '.7--- ---- ----- .....
(By L. D. Bolton).
also three-room apartments near
Kreednm
eight npplicanta into
Atlanta —........................
fron» .V,r„
Resolutions thanking the white conducting
/■tilings fofyourselves In life. The move.
.
.j
. ...
,
..Beach and Slain Street, 337 Live'
g
Siberia Seamless
Mean. Free*,* f
J
Wilkesbarre
___ t l f l l l l M K
the
Florida
Funeral
Direetow
end
0nk
Daytona
Beach,
P.
0.
Box
Prophet of old said, ‘ Your young
and
colored
people
of
Sanford
for
"How? 1 want to suggest two
Embalmers Association. Three of '
Chicago
H
P
ln.l
An
aly.tt
Porcelain Lined
men shall see visions,’ and l hope wpys to direct your thought along
Ahcir„jKagruua' t hoapitalUjr. . _***• j-tfte-gppHrantr. were colored. Ap-_ * • . • i that-irt^pfttirnrmay btrftrf/med. 1 right-lines.'- Watch wh«t jrm TWidr*
idoptod afYKe lar.t session o f th* nlicant* were: B. D. Harris, I^esTrunks,
baggage,
piano*,
safes,
Refrigerators i
brw a
'and the people you associate with.; I
Total...................................12
want to speak to you tonight
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodgo on hurg; II. G. McGhan, West 1 aim Ijn facti anything, anywhere at
1 "The
things
most
will
|
Hf
_____ . . . , , , ,
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m e m
i n g a yyou
o u rrend
enu m
ust w
in |
cMiuonac
Ball Hardware Co.
QUICK SERVICE
^Thursday afternoon. No city has Beach; T. M Lloyd, Pensacola; D. any (lme>
The PutureekiM. Kcrtnbuu W w j|rCatly a(Toct your thinking and • "
~'
•’■U.r
Durham. Tamoa; W. C. Encson. TRANSFER. Phone 498.
PHONE 8
y-. 'Yovlr Future Course of Study.’
the trend o f '.your thoughts. I C O M M E R C I A L
|mode such an impression on the Sanford;
Ortlco Hours:
nnd the colored appli- 1
__________________
’ ’‘ during the past both your would that cve^ yoneof you wouhl: ^
^
m ry
. . .of. . this
.
. . . than has
members
order
^nt* w*re David Morris, P*nsa“ HANG-OVER" COUGHS
9; ,J A- « ; M p.u
t. Trunks, b*ggag
isjios, safe*,
fendlrrs and
o l l i C K EjA A a > lK jJ j
1.Sanford, it was announced.
iola; William Goldstucker. Penaa- •
. .
v -• <- i
7 lo s Evenings, u
the
in
fart,
anything,
anywhere
,
at
“ j have been trouVlfd^the last
dy httvc been prescribed f°r _>ou- ticlesr speak the ambition of young
M EET M O ND AY ' Tlic appcaiame of the see
secretary cola, nnd Willie L. Miles, Jr. Jackany time.. QUICK SERVICE Itooms 30<-4u
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ttachcrs and subjects for shrdlut .people, and whose stories n»re ciean
■
, ,,
c i oor
r uD years
y e a rs with
w iu i constipation
con su lta tion and
■iwi
j o f (he Thninlicr of Commerce and sonvillu.
The members
—
Ttric<l
........everything
.........
*
* TRANSFER. Phone 498.
era
of
the
bonrd,.who
,
j,avc
under
the
Ffoai rtow on you choose i*oth nn,j pure. Do not bo frivolous In
Hr*t N*t. nk. pu
(Continued
£ from |iage 1.1 . l Mayor Lake before the body in per. were present
t*acherH and subjects for tliought all
_>t your
,r-t reading.
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sun, but codld not find any relief
Those
who sue- j
Systems— Led by Willis B. ' son to extend another invitation tc Sr., Jacksonville.
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in the great school of life. Your CC((j j„
game of life are those
fine; <»r.v Hand,. Or- untU
got ............
FOLEY CATHARTIC
Powell.
. ■
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n m n iu
happiness and success in life will
land.,
and
F.
L.
Miller,
Sanford.
TABLETS.'
nVd’
you
can’ bet they a
■
who was recently elected secretary- , nre the pills," writes Robert fc.
treasurer o f the state aMociation., .Smith, 17 N. Robert St.. Ludingh»
!t will be noted thnt W. C. E ric-(ton. Midi. FOLEY CATHAP.TIC
r»r«)es|st» are instructed to refund money in ever,
soil of the Miller Undertaking cs- TABLETS give qj*:k relief from
f t
satisfactory results are not obtained. The ».r7
takli:
hment,
o
f
this
city,
was
constipation,
also
act
oil
the
liver,
c i .km jonks i.ivs.it a n n *...*■ lUL fr e l
ions
will
have
much
to
do
with
the
System, L. k N.. N. C. A St. i lu rin g the srsrion Tlmrsday, the
(/
Mind ba occupied in the days tn
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among those who were Initiated at Especially comforting to r.tout per- 1
almost Invariably stops th etendehev of ...
To,,< '
I... Clyde Ktrnmship Co., Mer.wh,» w% c reelected were in Friday's meeting.
& ! A m c? A wise man long ago gave k,n'1 n( th.nkintf you do. ( house
nn«l the third doeq usually atop* th? severe!" COLI? ‘ JLl
sons. Refuse substitutes. Adv.
this wise ml vice,
•Whatsoever 'Iran-mouthed, pure-hearted comchant A Miners Steamship Co.,
*»».; Supreme Chancc loc
Cold must be classed as a serfou. disease so
r,i
II your muscles aro sore or you h*v« lh.,r *.***!
Ocean Steamship Co.
'
the colorerl Knights oM Jrthiw .
things arc
honest, whatsoever l,anion!’APPROPRIATELY
h ou sed
u
lllj
a
dull
h
!
eadache.
U
s
a
aurn
sign
that
iL ri.o.nlw.r i»f
N.A.,S.A.t h.A, CL A.f MOfl. S.W.
thing* are just, pure, lovely, of j “ As n man thinki th in his heart, • on r» «• ft
p"n t wait for Pneumonia lo il.vflo), », ,t i,urU. bf r*J<l
2:00 P. M.—How the Chamber
Green, of New Orleans, who is thgood report. If there be any vir- RO I" ho,” I would have your
JONKH MVKIt ANfi KIUNKY TONIC tbdav
A henpecked man in A the iso n
Commerce and Local Realtors . , U{.n |)f (; |nn:j hCancellor W. W.
tue, praise, think on these tilings.’ thought to lie honest, just, pure.
Can Best Co-operate J. r,. [ Andrews. The Grnnd i-odge was krps bia easy chair, humidor, ra
This does not give you detailed j lovely, of good report .of virtue
Mattocks, F.ustis.
^ [ much r.addcncd over the death of dio set nnd cuspidor in hi* hen
advise as to whether to be a law- " ” 'l praise, that you might behouro.—Atchison Globe.
Discussion—J.
L.
Wallace,
See.
.n o o f the oldest Pythian* in the ^
R O U M IL L A T & ANDERSOJ[j
y*r, doctor, farmer, wife or what, 'come,, that kind of a person."
Florida
Realtors
Association.
'State
o
f
Florida,
the
late
Col.
Hen-
But whatever you choose, let this ' Following the address of Rev.
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typo of thinking bo yours.
Brownlee an instrumental duct wa.-. 2:30 I . M.~Developing the Mack '*-y James, of Jacksonville, Supreme'
HE! SAMPLE
Country:
Outer Guard, and n past grand;
“ Asking what implies power to i-ndered bv John and Bernard
I m sworn
Poultry—Earl Brown. DcLnnd. : ehmieelb.r of the jurisdiction of
rtHitnH your thoughts. Education Schirard. The little fellows per
•U traunti ot . .
Citrus—J. Howard lluie, llainca. Honda. Preparation* for hi* fun
is to give this power of self-con- formed in n superb mnnner with
u k i frr* tf **
dti
manyyear* _
Q
ly
I
eral
were
made
and
a
committee
trol. Use it. In some European (be comet nnd the saxophone and
lines min*
cities entrants must show pass- jwere gracious enough to plonsc the
Truck—0. E. Woods, Sumter appointed to nrrnnge for it, con■tdlrine. En
C'ounty
*
[fiatinc of Ocn. C. A. Pintt, Dr.
close ad (or
rt* nnd a dean bill of health audience.with an encore.
sample, ta* tn
fore gaining admission to the
Staplo crop*— P. W. Reed, Pen- J*}«"• **• Norton, \V.,11. Miuii*on
Kvoryone in congratulating them
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_ f. H. Roof Ctk .
_T_nin
.
t-ol. F. Henry Williams, W.
city, •; Put such a guard upon your on thir splendid performance.
573 City HallSta., Dsp. A 201,NswTork .
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Wind that every thought may
The climax of tnc program was
Dairy and Live Stock—Frederic Thomas nnd I)r. S. S. Campbell.
The
annual
competitive
drill
of
show a dean bill of health before rachcd when Prof. McKay arose
VnnRoy, Crystal River.
being admitted to residence in your to present, the diplomas. Then, ns
Trade F'.xtension and Dollar the uniform rank deportment was
minit Now it Is true that our cir- their names were called, the senWo have a client who owns one
Days—H. S. Ransom, Clcnr- held in the afternoon at the camp
Freund. First prize for the uni
cumstancos and work deterniines iors marched forward, one at a
wnter.
of the neatest little bungalows, lo
much o f our thoughts, but we may 'time, to receive thnt hit of pnreh- 3:00 P. M.—How.to Handle Pro form rank went to the Tampa com
cated on n northwest corner lot In
control the color of even that.
ment which represents four years
moters nnd Promotions—A. pany. The hospital department
has
treated
fifty-four
patients
dur
• Some people seem like certain of study in high school. Those re
the best residential section of San
V. Snell, Jacksonville.
flies that are attracted only to pu ceiving diplomas were:
ing
this
session
for
minor
injur
Discussion—Ken Guernsey, Or
trid meat, and their minds are fed
ies. This department is under Dr.
ford who Is willing to sell or trade
lee McLain, Lucille Anderson,
lando.
ptily on the impure. Lfe is before W. A. Adams, Bernice Austin Ru •1:00 P. M.— Round Table—‘T a l J. P. Patterson, of Jacksonville, and
for larger home.
A p le a s a n t
>u to fill its cup ss you choose. ....
Dr*. A. \V. Smith, Jacksonville,, and agreeable
fus _____
Brown, Olgn Carlson, Mary
low-Up*’’—
Led
by
Willis
B.
■■■■■it
ou may fill it with puc fruit juice Cnrrawny,
and H. B. Boyd, Palatka, with Mlax sw eet and a
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Malcolm
Cameron.
WHEN YOU BEE IT YOU WILL
Powell.
or the Juice of poison berries. Be Maude
“
' Carrawny, Hampden C. DuThoniasena Williams, of Jackson I - a - s - t - l - n - g
THE
•1:30
P.
M.—Community
Singing
AGREE ITS A BARGAIN.
rather like Fra Angelo who paint Bosc, Evelyn Harrow, Kitty I)ubenefit as
and Bnnds—C. W. Williams, ville, as secretary.
ONLY
ed the wall* of his cell with the Bose, Culver FBheridge, Lucille
well.
Eustis.
form* of angels, not like those low Echols, Clarence Field*, Samuel
PIANO
Discussion—U. J. Burrows, Kis
Go od l o r
toned Dutch painted who delighted F’leischer. Irene Hinton, Robert
THAT
RHEUMATISM ENDED teelb. breath
simmee.
j *n the deformities of life. Watch 1Hagan, Sarah Hutchinson, Robert
Don’t suffer any longer from rheu and digestion.
IS
thoughts.
Jenkins, l^sClnire Jones, Fllmer f«:00 P. M.—Adjournment.
matism. Why endure such Intense
Recreational Hour.
AS
Why ?
You will remember 'Lundquist, John Lundquist, KuthM a k e s the
ins in the muscles, nerves and
» f !I .J"osc barbarous Goths en- ,ryn Ijiwton, Genevieve Lehman, 7:30 P. M,—Supper—"Highwny
n
e
x
t
c
i
g
a
r
GOOD
ints?
.
Transportation’*—Flrnest
L.
tcred the senate chamber o f Rome, Hal Maine*, Kmmn Lee Lingle,
taste better.
AS
Smith of the A. A. A., M. RoThe poison* of rheumatism are
tnoy were awe struck in the pres- Madeline Mullem, Sarah Mnlpns,
enmorn,
President
New
York
carried
in
the
blood.
L
E
O
N
A
R
D
l’S
A
tbo venerable senators. So Arnold Martin, Florence McKay,
Automobile Club, Representa E L IX IR FOR THE BLOOD com
Will barbarous nnd wicked nnd im- Edward Mbye, Edward McCaliey,
STEINWAY
tive kif Auto Guide Books, bat* these poisons, drives them out
pure thoughts bo if you have filled iMorris Moye, Russell Nelson, LuIS
Tour Concerns and Bus Coin of the system. The .rheumatism
tho room of your lfe with the pure clle Partin, Fred Pope, Nan Paxvanishes. You can go about your
* panics.
dnd the clean.
ton, Lorraine Philips. Lucille Pope,
ANOTHER
daily tasks freely, happily.
Your thoughts determine your Surah lx>u Priest, Olive Russell,
STEINWAY
INCORPORATED
LEONARDI’S E U X I R FOR
THE IIOOSIEIt LIMIT OF *
actions. Every building was first George Smith, Naomi Scroggun,
TH
E
BLOOD'docs
more
than
this
MEANNESS
erected in somebody'* mind. What James Stone, Flmmn Spencer, Ana'
Rooms 615-61Q
for you. It buitds new strength
jrou think will sooner or later bel Spurting, Mary Stanley, Glndy*
First
Nat’l Bk Bldg.
l Up n youl! . fctlons.
So Swent, George Thurston. Ethel , The meanest man in the world and vitality. It’s use insures against
Upright {HI
recurrence
of
attacks.
|
is the one who won't quarrel with
think as you would be willing to Tillis, Wesley Tyler. Florence
Sanford
58
N.
Orange
Avenue1
h" r^ r dishonesty In |Wheeler. John Wilson. Nell WII- his wife when she has a headnchc ^ T ry LEONARDI’S E L IX IR
Grando |l»l' 1
70urJJ?,0’iKht* b*.fore you know It. jiams, Helen Witte nnd Elizabeth nnd nods relief.— Newcastle (Ind.) FOR T H E BLOOD now. Refuse
yo uwill be a dishonest person. lr Young.
substitutes. At all druggists.
J
Courier.
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Colored Kiiights of
Pythias Will Meet
At Palatka In 1925
Celery Shipments
Embalmers Hold ‘ A n
Initiation Meet H ere
r**
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5 THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD
lit
Grim uH ands
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W uK D £R -t(oO T
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SOAP —
FITS
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BUNGALOW
wmm
For information jeadiiig to recovojJ
Brown and White Colly Dog. Call Hgl
Jlftcr every meali
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Britt
RealtyCo.
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Put Your Dollars where they Will Grow and bring back More Dollars with them
The Opportunity is Now
Before You at
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BITHLO
In the Heart of East Orange
Study the big men of youi* own home town, wherever it may he. Undoubtedly you will find, on the whole, that seven out of ten of them
made their money in real estate—not buying however after others had forced prices to high levels, but by taking hold ahead of irreat de
velopment projects, such as are being initiated in Kastern Orange County by reason of the new systems of hard-surfaced hiirhwavs finish
ed into that virgin community.
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THE DOUBTING TH O M ASES— NO MORK
The day of doubt for its future has passed in Orange County. Its fertile soils, its superb climate, its relative and accessible nosition to
the markets of the world, from a transportation standpoint—all of these have established lasting values wherever hard-surfaced hiVh
ways have been built.
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BITHLO is destined to be the metropolis of East Orange, the last extensive portion of the county to be opened up standard roads
Come in and let us tell you of the many other advantages the homeseeker and investor will have in Bithlo—TF ho
developments that naturally must follow have materialized.
y
YOU ARE INVITED—if interested—to join us on a round trip to the town, without expense to yourself.
.
Our lots and lands are now selling at prices where the smallest wage-earner or investor is enabled to buy.
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J, 1921.
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As
B r is b a n e
nft*rm»oii
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DobbSJ
See§ |t
Sanford is entertaining today and tomorrow the secre
.Wall Street,Belter AgstTq*v
How Publicity Hurt*.
" jtaries of the chambers of commerce from many parts of h lorUsed Cars for Europe.
,*•
ida. About one Hundred members of the Florida State Com
Rye— r»00 Gallons an
Knterrd .no oeroml-rlnsn matter mercial Secretaries’ Association are in attendance at the con
Copy r u m , is :*
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rtVfober ! 7. 1919, at thr pn*tnfrie« nt vention being held here.
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;Hanf.ord. F lorida, under act o f Mar.
. v.l-fcir-C/ki rcr>1. 1X97.
^ .T a.lh em , The Sanford Herald wishes to ux.tciuLdk \velw^..?*rrjr1r«;.
w*\VAftT»ra1
•**j
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EBRffiJfn™ wish that their meeting here will be the best in lilUc farth<r Thursdoy. Spi/Hil*-'
ItO M . A H T- IlK A -t..-....-1 - Kdllor
klN I G o
n . lyMVAIlII IlERCi ....... ..Maaaarr the history of their organization.
to n aro getting.pvcj-.the,d^a^ffll
SaPe FgoT.
“ Getting Folks to Florida” is the theme for* the con thought that-ipnyinjr- a ■fom.Jturf-1
f.
I'honeltS
rogram calls
ca lls for
fo r many
m any addresses by
b y promt-,
of.*mlll)jUn»'.to sbtBldrMnjaflj
? ■ * T#*riTT,.l« ATr"”
vention. The program
: !*•
nr t
IM
ill
over
th
e
cou
n
try.
D
oubtless
th
e
business
<
ruin
the
United
Sites'—
a
Vptihtny.
;
neirt jnen from all
. ) | * rw k n (rT i«v nX-nss. ,
17.00. St* Month* $5..50
Jfc*‘ O nk
n V TMr....
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inspiring a n d ’ ln stru cu v e f o r th 6sb who a t- that bo1' easily,Yo^)^ thnusahd^ ;of<
D elivered la ,,c ity l>y carrier per sessions will be
i.tj*
•»;
[millions
,i ^ f
*
w eek li e . \YV«!Ktr Edition It l* r tend. v‘ *
• ir • .»»•
• :•' >1
>i t>
t»]millions for .patrioticgraftjuifo
.'patriotic
. .i, i' m i •
Florida owes much to the work of its chamber of com- ! Washington !lprmlictAutbat,,.jBr.( (
mcrce secretaries. They h n v ^ a y f,! a very itaportaHt part j
w.l! I
“
in ...... S r it r iA r V o T l.i:.
^
A ll obituary notice*, card s or
in
bringing
to
the
state
many
of
the
people
who
either
lit
c
i>stn,ct
oxccpt,,
th*
financial
dozen
—
t h a n k s , r e s o lu t io n s and n o t lr e s of
t
here permanently or who make their winter homes’ in Flor-lthnt consulunit most un-Anter»c;an
ido. They have been instrumental in bringing new and val-|«n(l dangerous to let the people,
__ _la r.a iiv erllitm ; rates.
uable industries. They have taken prominent parts in
ihav^he^n phylng.^°^i’^
5
'\ W M ilt!ft V h e ' X m c o a t f . u r n R M
movements
for
civic
betterment.
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The A**oclatrd Pres* I* e ic lu . alvely entitled to the u tpr repub' As a rule the secretary of a chamber of commerce is a I IF INCOME TAX returna were
Hcatlon o f nil newa dlipaieMi cred
ited to It or not otherwin# credited live wire. This holds true throughout the whole state. Look ™ ^ c,r’ “ 1Jlc' ^mTemriT lould “ K
anil .also the IochI at the city that is growing and you ennnot help but see n j conaidcrobly worried.
Ur
Perhaps
A.. >..m.
Of*tcpuhUcatloir«f ipeclnl Ulspalch- wide-awake chamlier of commerce secretary.
j they are nfroid to have the public
nyrvrj^njir^.
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Sanford has an efficient chamber of commerce organizu- -f j j f ^
V-MONDAY, MAY 20, 1924.
1 HAD O N O N 5 O u lA ^
tion. It ts doing wonders for the city and surrounding sec-|pny their income tax.
tion.
It
is
playing
an
important
part
in
the
rapid
growth
o
f
-------• pav o w n G a r d e n ^
a l \vays >P r o t e c t e d :—when
the city. . In its
secretary
it has
a man ,who
does. .things.
A,T
KNKNTt3t. you: *1T1,y
...
.r
...
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r
... that they arc worried and that
o pa V
It is hoped the meeting of.the secretaries in this city will thry obj/ ct t0 pUbliclty wh^n you
rivers,Inby shall not overflow thou, b e a successful one and that their stay in “ The City Substan- And so many of them anxious to
when thou walkcst through the fire,
thou shalt not be burned; neither tial” will be n pleasant one. The people of Siinford are gladi"60 D>i* proposed tnx bill chnnged,
ohall the flame kindle upon thcc. to have them here and will do nil within their power to m:ikc [hia ^ "would . Kiyc^Vhpm. rather
Isaiah 32;
them feel at home.
than have the publicity
cln'us
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isp go
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v * rr
v s«r
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Men Who Bring Folks to Florida.
The Sanford Herald
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T h e l l r m U I’ r ln t ln c
I n t f t r i , F lo r id a .
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T s i T P e S iTIpA.'
5\HELL NOW
If!
— a._ L r *
’ Now some of the
Kiris are wearing theiM
instead of ihinglei
„ vJl\e.annual ft*h lie,
stand behind a tre*^,
hook is going the mia^i
an apology, so Gernm,.
mand h longer time i* ,
pny IK—
1
/l
* A.VoH Ueing 3 b „ t ,
bus. - Bridegroom M
at ’ Fall River, Ma*,'*
, } m«n wax substituted..*
11
t t ^ |e <hariiy"bi
shffultin’ t be aftmid tit
sec A JltUe of the
,
L 1H,/according to rt
bridegroom, finally
what jfour wife miH]
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O M
\ ?£P /
Nd uinttcr how old J
you never htc as olT
going to be,
Soynp college boy*
cation,'postionl all s
othej^ VjU get job*.
vninge'pride is whrij
ctitend of a small tow?jt
what long freight tr*
de«°V.-./,' ,7.
A* glri • doesn’t i
through.
THE V a f. I,E t *'OF UNREST
credit'’fob' catching
By Edsor illen Poe.
band during the bean
WHEN TITfc automobile arrived
Once it smiled a elledt dell
bf MaV- and June,
old-fnshoned carriages, .'victorias,
‘ *u> m -Where
_____ the people did not dwell;
Sanford is to hnVQ a ‘ ‘ Pay-Up Week.” During that week broughams, etc., became Worthies*
Onjir a few dd.f^
£ L i »ThO Mid gone unto the warn,
>«nd "Women are iti
^
Trusting to the miled-cycd efforts will be made to get all accounts pqid and to get the u Z in SnutrAm^ica^hre thcy
around, arguing abeij
8tar*,
ledgers clean of bills which should nave been paid long ago. ....................
did not icive up, -hofsea and .\:arrightm •'»»
"Nightly, from their azure tower*
•,
Like all progressive cities Sanfdrd believes in devoting rinees so candy.
4 - pTa Jtoep watch above the flower*,
Lately*1, the Antenmn problem
a
week
in
getting
Its
fihnncinl
ihattcrs
in
an
up-to-date
condi
If there isn't any M ]
day
• ,, In the midst of which all da;
has been “ how to set rid of sec
Philadelphia, minister 1*
tion.. Other Florida cities have had their special weeks for ond-hand automobiles.” -Europe, it
•» Ue^i'A’ -red-wun-light U*Uy. Uy.
Hf.
isn't,--a lot of jieople *1,4
“ * ‘ I t v ahall ConfeM
payjng up>nd have found; them to be very-successful. In seems, will help solve that prob
o
,'A_
to go to n place that ku\
lem.
.w H tliV raiU«uocM»
line
with
MlRml;'
llaylopa
and
the
others
who
have
set
aside
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»
•theru u* motionlc*—
ng save'the airs that brood a full week for this purpose, Sanford is making its plans to
A COMPANY, formed to ship
S III I B I I I I I 1 I S I R | | | | | | B I 1 | | I | I | | | | I | | | | |
get nil accounts straightened out. •
the m njdc’ titlUWae.
second-hand car? to Europe, sends
? dHyinEf i v—v
Never before has Sanford had a better season. Never over bargains by the shipload!
•Wh/*by Yio wind are etirred thosa
Money is not its plentiful there air
LAKELAND STAR-TELEGRAM
before
have celery prices been better and never before have it
is here. The “ used car” at nt
0V tree*
the
people
of
this
section*
hnd
more
ready
money.
Is
it
not
whittled down price is ifttractiy*.
it,palpitate like the chill seas
kryund the mity Hebrldgesl
wise to devote a few days to clearing up old bills and balanc Unloading of used curs abroad Mcl hull me should hnve won the ular schedule by the Union Cy
would be a good thing for Europe.) Wee to Hie East Const more than press Company and .were it not for
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hy nb wind thoqp clouds |te ing the ledgers?
this accommodation the TVIcdbournc .
which needs economy, and a good
...
driven
Sanford's residents ought to be joyous over tpe prosper thing for tile United States, wh^re twu JcnrS, ago. Me,bourne has lost route would be closed up tight us ,
*• "^ITmt'rustlc through the unquiet
ity which has come to this section. They ought toco-operate millions need “ u bigger or bettori a vast amount of money and the 1„ HUft, (b)or. Hints have been
***■*-> -Heaven
.
.* (company.of thousands of agree- thrown out that the Union Cypress
» ntffhtuily,. from morn-.,till even,
in keeping this a prosperous section. There is no better way car.”
i.fablo peoplo simply because of the people were in connivance with the ;*
Xhe/fiolctu there that lie
of
doing
so
than
by
promptly
paying
the
bills
which
arc
due.
friability -of tn-; authorities in country roan authorities in delay- >jj
PROHIBITION IN A?
id types o f the human
3 y keeping money in circulation and by paying up accounts spells profit elsewhere, espec
charge, to secure, the completion ing the completion of the 8t. Johns 5
l lilies there that wave
which should be paid, business conditions in this city will be in Scotland and. the British What, of the building of that section of 1river fill but this is denied 1n Mel. ’ above n nameless grave! kept good throughout what is generally known :as tha “dull” Indies, The Lord Chief Justieo|«J) the, Kissimmee to Melbourne high bourne, the explanation being made ■
the Bahamas, Sir. Sidney
,
way in the immediate vicinity of ; that the contractor who was awnrjj- IP
ley wave:—from out their fra- summer Henson.
^unrlr r»n lhl«_ snptinn fflili‘<l 1
15 « o t j ^
ton. nrriVes With the Jnforihatlpa th» head waters of tho St. Johns ,
: ::
^
il1
grant tops
I
Fay up week deserves the united support of all the that Bah’ftmn' citizens on JlOJt WK liver. As matters now-stand the ; to make
, Eternal dews come down in
|,
drops.
merchants, business men, professional men, citizens and land Intend to supply the [YMt«di read la. excellent from- Kissimmee Ithrown bnek" bri’'ftth bmulsm’d ni.'An-.jg
derrinnd for rye whjskloqrt_;), through St. Cloud to a mile ur *0 'cording to latest, advices new ma-1*
*711117 weep:—from off their deli residents o f Sanford. If it is to be the success it must he, the i States’
Engiiahmcn don't care 'tiif ’ it; end of Deer l’urk, the total mile
is
cate items
of brick and asphalt on this
Perennial team descend in gems. people will have to work together and support the movement they like smoky Scotch. Ncvcrthe*
Rvtch .being approximately thirVIIj a
•ilZ
u.'tu t- ' 1 r.l
Of' the remaining; o slow thi*t January wRl be here
hcartily!
' ^if-eight miles. f\e.
tl^oro S n thinks there :i
Fot^hc Kood of S«Jvf£>nl.^upuocLE*y-Up W eak- Vuv• all
Ttm rr r.zif-i1
IWksnlCItff iMejt:ettMfmdfiirxtM.“»lcl-vJ
w
your IflIIs and
eidAa3j0o<f^ ? r horn nu. prubahty- u. little more than,
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"ifiy*—*r* nml-ft-w»t-ho
»p-'except thetr.,'liapa<itfRce.''';^ ;r:* :':r
For the Good of Sanford, Pay Up.
A RACE TOWARD THE EAST COAST
COUNTING THE COST
A safe deposit box costs only a pennyi
so a day. It may* cost you more to rep
a valuable piece of personal prop
tfran il; wpuld to protect jt in youri
safe-deposit box in the vault of the\
back bri'thb bmuismeii' Ae-ig . A cQ)rq.iaJ:inv,tt;dtion ig exfdnclecl toyo
chinery in-tha.shap^fpf dredges 5 call and- examine tbe ifacidities made
Jess
X ^ tel; [S .‘thVprotection of yout* treasures by
*
ing American hootlcggrrr
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SANFORD 'R E R T O E m T t n n r S R e r t r it h 'W the. inPay-Up Week !* coming to San- formation'that work.is 'soon to start on repairing the road within rrnch of whiskey*ifnnkln]T
4oni. -»Mke
y
<**-font.
&Uke your
plans to clean up
’A CO M M U N lT^y B U IL D E R
Aaccounts and get between tho St. Johns River and DoLand. At tho present
t
bridge spuns tho little stream hitiil the TmUrtty’ c'ommUiiiorieiH of
time this road is in a deplorable condition, causing many THE •ROYA tr w r e n •
tho world,
F. P. FORSTER, TrcsMsnt,
B. F. WBITNEil, I
Campnny, of Amsterdam, JioWcp- -^hich the uninitiated tiaveler Brevard county in nn kffort to see
oat
broken
springs
and
many
racked
cars.
It
is
a
miracle
that
no
ful and efficient .abandonedf;ffr>rtn,[W ild nul.recognizc as the mighty that the contract for this missing
m Now that it Is possible to send
jicturcs by telephone, it will soon accidents have been caused by the Kt't’flt quantities of dust to invade tho United Rtatcs3>ilAhcp nyer avar -wiuh large steamships inng is co»iVplcted'! within the next .
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n ... g j i^ g ritory and sells its CaUfoni# oil: rfl*Vfl between Sanford and the j two or three hWtj'ths, All this secpossible to "Dike” pictures in found on this principal highway,
fields to American interest 1 3
,Thtj
.hy way oi oacksonvilic.
1210 ti0ll 0f r aouthwest r’toridiv would
^he name way. And tbep.Uigk out.,
Dutch Shell got thirty twit OHH
.greeted against motor traffic Ijjj(0 'to have access td the woiider^
h
O
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BitU r Than m htmUmrJ Plmatur
For Coughs and Colds,
for its oil wells, prohnblw dhln’Wffv^r this route between the Gulf;buf beaches”on the Atlantic at Mel
*** - One more week remaind Irv which
rose anything and will inv£st£|iie of Mexico on the west and the A t - 1bourne npd Cocoa und eisewhere in
ralgis,rRh
aches, Neuralgia,
• ^candidates for political office chn
money in Itu isinn oil fields.. > -MIAtyl HERALD
(antic ocean on thu east, U this‘ that vicinity. Ail those East Coast
Z waecurc votes, A week from tomorand
All
Aches and I
nnssrahlg little, stretch of some Itowns could well afford to pool
• •*row tho voters will decide who is
flye
or
six
miles
from
the
bridge
A L L DRUGGISTS
WREN YOU GO against iritheir influence nnd their prestige
£ „ t o serve them.
Among the checks, and, l)«V*pee-i which developed in support of the
vote oii concerns in the United westward to the boundry line be in forcing somebody’s hand for the
m
a
—
-o
’
^
-9which
are
supposexi
td
>
mv'hitaln
t&c
and
63c, jsra ud ids ]
bonus it took real courage on (he
l-y;
Osceulu and Brevard coun securing of definite results.
If
y - At the age of one hundred four-, stability in our govermcnttjkj’** tha P'Jt of the president to veto the States, you come in contain with tween
Hospital six*. $100
ties.
real
competition.
Our
friends
Melbourne is not right on the job
• . Acen years Mrs., M. J. Powers, of
bill, hut he nuiy win support,,mth- from Amsterdam should hnve tried nHundreds of cars aro traveling the Connors Highway route will
Jtenncdale, Texas, delight* in tu- veto power o f the pri'si(lcn&.‘t t ig > tr fhnn lose It by his stand.
old Uncle Sum; that would hnve over this incomplctcd bit of right- ho open first and then it will be
^ Jtoring her fiftieth grandchild. She islation is adopted by tho rongrusi.
Comparatively few newspapers teqn.oaidcr. Getting oil away fganv of-way.
They ure being loaded all off with the Melbourne route ns ■ ■ ■ B B n n aa u a a n n an n a n a a aa a aa a aa a iM U fa aa B iei
■ Ts known as an Inveterate smoker It must run the gamut of the pres
*uported the hiJL Thera has been him, is lit* taking a stick of pep aboard what is known ns the Au the shortest way to the lower East
R* H>f the pipe.
ident’s
. . . .veto power,. and
- . - imMifi^then
j- i .T — only nau-ncurieu
hulf-hcurted supp
support from nny permint candy from n sick child.
tomobile Special, operated on reg- Const from this section of Florida,
m m
m
-••11mm • 0 ^ 9 1 ■*.*W,
/
submit' to the scrutiny _of tha *imurre, and yet both houses of conV
a Senator Wheu^y hup been comcourts. Tho thuory is good dial us
IN -ife&fVlKKS COST the Uni- j,
letely exonerated of* any implicn- ually works well. It is not (frdin- gi’css hy largo vote adopted the
1mi hi
by safe t\Vo-thirds major tud Stated mo re than $500,000^00,
lon in under-handed dealings. We arily easy to override tho veto *f bill, and
ity Carried it over tho president’a Of this wasteful loss, nt kpast
i to learn that there is nt
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NEW YORK WORLD
^east one in Congress who Isn’t "the president, unless there ‘ is n veto, It will help the president $380,000^0(10- could have been pre
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v I i f ’fr i
very strong public*opinion
: ,*)...
.
. .. support
, ^
j father than the congressmen who vented; ufrl-saved by ordinniy pre
fainted.
ing ir measure. A
A two-third*
two-thir " .Vote are seeking support of a particular caution*. ;
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It i* no model taX'bill which the tlm cuts effective. .At worst the*
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congress is itijqihii. [class.
i ia h i.u
.This la p wasteful cou n ty ffom
Secretary of the Treasury Mel* is required and cm"
cup
forces of the senate and the [now raterfywill leave only n small
. 'd
u --,-*„■.*
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.lii
cd
to
bc.Ruffkien
nyerjf jiftdpt of view. Rus^ needW iii
has indicated his opposition to
°
Tho same
is likely to hap- Ic9sa)y.wastes hundreds of Millions
m
u
u
p
avenue
there
present plan for tax reduction,
m twt,r i rL'" In tho case of the immigration
thimm a
>, national finance.
rtnnn,-,. fS'
1
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°
-•*year. 'Carelessness of property a Muc bill..which can and should betj warso
n«
worse things
(
shifts some of the burden of
j -..clti'.'•) ,.
owners, encouraged by rpckless
‘ than deficit when congress is in a ■
taxation from the lower to the up• ’Norris- plan of giving pub-competition among gigaatictklly
JMr classes.
ty to all manner of patty intjui- mood'for roMfcktiig expenditure. [S
profitable tiro itpiurnncc jo mpa
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vaTe
cU
xr,rp’, M htKo w i l l ! bctn 11 wtr)e-«j>rcact protest to whieh nics. costs the country othsr burv. -a.J^rt'und buaintss hladunail, has
What we.hnve. Is’ « much-bad-’ J
Many motorists Sunday noticed
gored piece of legislation which [ ■
dreds of millions. One o f these, been lifted from the bill.
t o ™ * V " m* lv lu'
fine tomato crops and corn .1
Its stepbrother, tho Jones plan brings genuine tax relief, which ' E
nttUmlo of -it-n- 1
the lTni'Vn' order
!" ° yto secure
“ *“ days we shull not be so riiji perkprops growing in the farming sec- hove
hups, and shall have to economize, of taxing undistributed corpora is better drawn in its adminiatru- f■
m iiona. Celery isn’t the only prod unce toward tho
It will not be easy to learn.* '
tion. profits on the easy-going basis live provisions than any of Its pro- jIm
u c t that can he grown succcsssfulV »
very
important
measure, and veto it and put up to con gross, the.
of-z paying no attention to the (iccessors and wfiicn closes a num- |a
Jl.1
Ty here.
MORT IMPORTANT news^' to'd amount of capital u- •corporation her of those loopholes which have|*
threaten to do the same witK oth
responsibility
for
the
Japanese
ex
w The time will come when Sanford ers, it appears probable that the clusion feature ho will probably win the greatest number of pedplt?. is has- invested, likewise disappears. proved inviting to tho tax-evuder.
the description of President t?«olThe rates adopted-.-for incomeThat the bill draws a still inadc- ■
* ^wili have nothing under ten story president und not the congress is in the approval o f the public,
idge sitting in an air-tightveham- taxes are substantially the Sim- quate distinction between earned j*
■ buildings on First itreet,—Sanford lino with public opinion.
The
power
of
veto
lias
been
used
B«r, hr^pthing in.chlorine gas and ntoha Democratic
It newspaper expression und
rates— lower and unearned incomes, thnt it does IS
^Herald.
air mixed, to 1 ciire his cold.' Iftit- than the figures'in the Mellon plan nothng to break the strangle-hold !■
w Haw you going to keep ’em up?
ish doctors laogh ut the "cifre,’’ for nil ifleomes up to $70,000 a of tax exemption-on our national S
4Iang them to balloons, or sow the
hut that isn’t important.
They year; higher for incomes which fiscal system und that it is the'E
Jtround under them with backactalso laughed nt Jcnner when- ho ran beyond that* figures
child of frantic bargain and not
ing magnets,— Ocala Star.
Deco wisely approved. Even many Passage.of some undesirable legia- talked
about preventing smallpox
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Ah it stunds the bill is both statesmanship may be considered 3
who support the bonus idea huve lation. It looks very much us if by vaccination.
They wouldn’t worKaoie
P t iQ n e
T fi
>
i'
rifrknble und
It ts now the duty of newspaper* not been favorable to tho makeshift) the president und not the congress
and useful.
usetui. It
it is fistful
tisctui details.
i.
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rge citizens to vote on election wit which has been adopted, in Is responding to tho will o f the pub laugh now nC thht idea.
bttqusc it actually brings, substan'ThU
fr
a
better
Ixx
bill
than
we
a a B B a im a ia a a a a a a M a « a M a iia B M a iia a a a a a a |6 ii
If the chlorine gas treatment tafv'tax relief after..'all these
Many people register und pay view of the tremendous propaganda lie.
‘
does what it may rcasonnbl.^h^OX- months’ of totlSthfg'it. It Ih worlt^ “ H reasori i(! expcct or u leader- 9!- -alt—» L ■ f I
I
taxes and then when the time
IrtS'dtdmiirfstrption Which' works'
pectetl to do, there will hegnm in-, abW’ TjWhtlse, in ariRe'; of the in- on
Dies to cast their ballot, fail to
the
princ” * of* "Handing near a ! ■
:hc
prjncfhfr
■ aa a B B aaaaaB asin sivaaaB aaip ji'iliifail^ aaH *1* 11
haling room in every sch<g!l,“ b ir VdW*‘ whlrtt'1the-bonus hill will tree ,o '
so. The person who fails to
s.and- wgRihlr for a flash o t fi
business building nnd hotels -The •frake tffan the* treaiui*y, there Is
<•
I;;w
can blame none but himself if
Hghtnl..*,
premise it
it -- 5
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'u? < hn,i on vnai JilTmTso
time saved by curing colJs as a.- uurpluo revenue enough to make’ deserves
By IRVIN S. COBB
wrong men arc elected.
to pprfs.
'S
few hours would make up S o ^ h e
--------o
loss caused by fire and ru$- *
Here’s a problem for someone,
The sconce was in full swing. | "I ahould like it." he stated, “ to
ib i l l U a i M M U U I B M R W l H U H U I I I l Iff*
rding to calculations, there Spirits of various great men hud |»pcak a few words with my Uncle --------------------------------- H r
the Success Rule
twelve thousand dozens of
Contemporary
Comifle^l
responded
.to
the
invitations
from
vot
died
in
Warsaw
last
In a carload, or one hundred
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i
1
5 a
tsY
^ ^ ^ f f w a ln W
y-four |Aa*u*nds Mgs
How, the^medium io commune with the ^ , ^
ipers ore
■ There I k iSo^ninj? A Time
ny cackleft are There In otfe egg, audience. Thomas Jefferson rapped ..trance.
The Sportsman’s Store
•a and tolli
i ranee. There was a bratbless codniing*tl
then ho,^y>mny
es arc on a table until his ghostly k
g%ernor will
co lira p- Ru k c
kqqck- ]pduzc. Then tfiP black calico
I%JAythirfg for'the Sportsman.
117 Park Avenue. ■ When your Earning Capacity Is much less
ceaFn couqty, but
les must have been “soro a;nd. by icries of the cabinet, were uguated jutTh
.JUl-iv i
9l>lin
relieve the election
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R|
_
V
J„,‘
»
7J|(J
by
a
mysterious
wind
and
from
its
a Present time— N^-v is the time to save—while
parking problem, is bccomable.
.. . .
t
from counting them again*—t
a serious one in this city. Many
rather stretchy tambourino saying;
E
tona
Journal.
Yoy will be surprised to see how fa«t y°^r ^
w trom the farming sections solo. Napoleon had a bad cold; h<*
“ This is Uncle Meyer."
come to town complain b«- enunciated huskily and finally, los
Account
will grow with regular Systematic Sav
“ Hello, Uncle Mnyar," said Mr.
Hn your faith to the
• •
they cannot find suitable ing his voice ’ altogether, blatted Rofalsky.
who
advertises.
He
Is
w
the
Seminole
County Bank.
i to park their cars while do- through u tin horn, Cleopatra float
"Howdy, Mr. nephew/* came the tell the price which is a slci^ lor
their shopping. Perhaps a time ed overhead, dimly revealed in re answer.
— - COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US’
merchandise. Beware o f£ fljbse
it will toon have to be placed on gal robes of whttu cheesecloth. Al
“ Uncle Me/er, how lif it by youT” who have something just & good
*•*" business
streets.
together.
a
successful
seance.
S(r
MAKE THIS YOUR BANK
WHOLESALE
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS & -BROKEUS
“ Fine. How ure things with you, bdt who are unwilling to
kthe
Conan Doyle would have been tic nephew?"
tr'sKkfL
trade about it.—Key WoatfclCten.
” l^chmoifdi Virginia.
On account of its location, with* kled to death.
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UflL
“ I couldn’t complain.”
eaiy reach of all points In tbt ..T h e master of ceremonies— Mrs.
Another pause ensued.
Mr.
American' citizens, esj
Sanford should soon become Medium s husband—announced the
I*,*
candidates, have one »gre
of conventions. It is Ideally second phase of the program. If Rofalsky was thinking deep!;
e*»»
T
fit
“ Undo Mayer," ha H P
lege. They can say v
and organizations a n bei-Ansd
present wished to
jou
lof
mM
hfta
length, “ von more qu
will, and then deny It.
« *? « * h t e \ tm Four
»n with the s|
T7W yd olf'ca
lb1
,
should like to ■*lr
UrVstov ):U.94*(q islffrr srtf LV
'-rai« |
W l 'J d f
cti.. ■
I
B
THE VETO
,
PASS THE TAX BILL
l Si
H‘
lurlfSto KlSJn ^bUh* iCSV
V
a ? J S S ^ X u fJ !M
h...
°'>'
J*■
deficit und ■
! Hill Laundry
X -We announce the opemng of ourjJ
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r ' i‘(s;tr * ilTf t ^„vz ycdh l7bi;
LAUNDERING
DYEING
MY FAVORITE STORIES
■ m m
m
4
'ORD
b
all’ Varices of Fruits
r»!« S B 3 5 'T O S ? * : i
�T H E SA N F O R D H ERALD , M O N D A Y , M A Y .2 6 ,1 9 2 4
Yukon
bportation
TO YOUNG.BBO:
>hoo«: MIC* 148;
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES :P
GRAMMAR SCHOOL'GKA’DUATES
•
ARE HELD- *. .
C a le n d a r
Monday* , OoiM will meet
Beldinr at her
S i& e f fi
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- DAWSC
Saturday, aftfcrp in from four to SfMmboat
»i* M rC J. N. 3 Ur. ontf ruined White-Hbi
with, a beautiful bl thday.perly for ted td bo
-MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Soeigty Kdftq:
an llta
c f aw
opening
the
w h M d ja t Mrs.
F il i t 4 0'cWck.
ecting.of interest,
ith Seekers CUM
.Impressive aad appropriate .ex•Tplsaa marking the close o f the
•4hoel year -Were held Friday
m oltin g,,at 10 o'clock when 67
jtudenta received their ' diplomas
« r the years work a t the grammar
School.
.credit .la due the school
principal, Prof. Cripo and Ms fac
ulty o f .efficient teachers, for the
harmonious and co-operative spirit
whlrtraxlsted thrrwWub: the term
rangeiqept o f ;a comforMble
model home wan decorated •
over six dozen rosea in vases
fern,, cafryhig out;the char
color sthepie of.plnk and g r*
Thftw was never a prettier i
than rihen seventy-itr* .eh*
responded by their presence ^
Lawton
cb&erSrtfi
ton presented
which had
heltwreT-
ry. .ThU waa,given
to Pearl Robson, daughter
aughter of
o f 'Dr.
Dr.
and lira. J. N.-Robson. The prise
was aiVaiy: lovely silver loving cup.
Mias Eobean deserves a great deal
of credit and honorary mention
for her averagv waa very near tho
limit of 100 per Cent.
'Valedictory 'was delivered by
Miss Pearl Robson, closing with a
class somr, and aa a f the ’beginhbrg, the Ofubostra: played for'the
young «raduates to march guti
"The -auditorium was well filled
with.- a n . appreciative audience pf
relatives and'friends of the pupils.
The graduetea are:
L. A. Summerlin, Parker Van
Nfas,rClao4e Lock, tRobert 'West,
Buford Brown, Charles Gant, ElIWLloyd, Rudolph7 ’ Floyd.' “MUla
Lord, John Lord, Jesse Neeley,
Stanley Peckham,, Joseph Ridlon,
Steve Shlnholster, Chandler'Sha
ron. UlUth Mathis. William .Vin
cent, Joseph Daniels,' Earl - Dossy,
Thomas Cheatham, George Mere,
Sidney Vlhlen, Oliver Hell, Eric
l.umiqqutort,'Richard Maxwell, Oarroll Mlncbaw.
Henry Ruuell
PACE
T .* May 24. —
ipofUtlon between
"Cheapest in'the lone run " ; d , | |
And in the short haul too. If y ou tj
count SERVICE for anything. jg
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. ■
S t
CmUAM.
S
t
nibers Of •Welaka
bfe Pay * Virit To
\tovd 'On Sunday
1 /1 /
ivd h month earlier'
Hon at theifo«t< o f Lake Marsh. 20
piiles south of White- Horse. When
the. project la. finished the water1
will be impounded end turned
throufh the shallow Thirty-Mile
River between Lake Marah and
U ke Labarge.thence down the
Lewis Hiver Into the Yukon River.
At White Horse. 800 miles south
east o f Dawson, the steamers con
nect With the White Horse nnd Yu
kon Railway, whioh comes in from
Skagway, Aiaika. The Yukon Riv
er system above here also reaches
the Mayo silver mining district, TOO
miles east o f Dawson.
damages it e p 1 a ce
Motorcars In London
M M f W m H W W i W M M M I M I M M l » ♦»!>♦+•
Mtb. Romona Raynor, 803 W . TKifd’St,
will teach l-2>grades at Grarthnar Sdhodl
for next eight weeks ^beginning June.2.
Also Miss Ruth Gillon,,12Ql Palmettjp,
phone 392-W will.tench'3-4gt*ades.
.11. S..FOVD
P«n»lr« Bask
Smith's Barber Shop
for better barber work
—next Valdez Hotel.
We would be glad to get in tbudh w ith
wanting children to attend this w eek.
p a ren t*
LET NO MAN DECEIVE
YOU, — LISTEN TO WISE
AND PRACTICAL PAINT
ER— IF YOU DO YOU WILL
USE NOTHING UUT SUN
PROOF PAINT FOR YOUR
HOMES.
Tittle'red hen contest created con
siderable merriment. The children
LON DON, May 24. — Tired of
were blindfolded and told to .pin n
luxurious
motorcars, many mem.
little* featker nearest ' to !where
/The stage w asM ^ yt ar^ribi its
the rad hen -was aweping. Tho bers of London’.* smart set ore re*
graceful artgturammtv, bf, *Batt«r
arise, a book, the story o f the turning to the horse carriage for
tr-wfll enter- lilies, bUiL<KMt>^-«bd.' feni «*d
.Ittle Red Hen, was won by Earl driving in the park. Many smart
flttle'friends wee a pretty settmir fern the dain
Fox. >
equipages -.are seen every day In
tily dressed members of the grad
After all <this fun and frolic, the
-u » * ? « » . , *
uation class InjUi^iy pink.blee aad
beet Qtne in their young-lives was Bond Street, Mayfair and the park"
white •▼bile dresses.
r a g js
spent whan they marehed'lnto the with high stepping horses, as in
..To ■tho -music *pieyed »by the
dining room and library to the ac- >thc Victorian era.
eminar school orchestra .under
eotnpantment of music rendered by
A well-known coach owner, who
» direction.of Miss Mildred SimU fa. Pitts. The Birthday table wai
msk- ’ ~ 'V
regularly
drives four horses in big
tnons, the*graduates marched into
. k T s«a ie y
most effective in its charming
a f Wesley will the1audltorin in' fid toy'. the!faculty.
color scheme’ of green and pink, coach, expressed tho opinion that
A t Wo .part chorus, “ When Life
iaeattar at 8 o ’centered by the birthday cake iced the carriage horse is coming back
PHONE SOS
is Brightest," was sung 'by <a
ip -pink rose" and green fern and into favor. Many people ere bring
ing their horses.up
horses ,u] to town from
sent .will entertain number of;the eighth grade, pupils,
containing five lighted candlea, at iqg
eych end 6t the table were placed their country residences he said, WELAKA BLDG. NO
►
’clock ait the-club followed by <the .salutatory by
** ■
beautiful vases df. pink roses. The and others are hiring carriages and
assiindra SchuUx, Mettle Sterne.'
RAILROAD AVE.
doth w as.of white, bordered'with horses In prefreanee-to motorcars.
[l fc*. the Jaat meet- . , Rcv.jPaul C.'Barham.made the
irincipal.
address
on,
the
program,
—
’
1
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1
mother,
goose
designs
end'pie
nap
irtment this year.
inpressing the necessity end im
kins; were B'dpdiicttte exactly of
the table cloth. At each-place were
orth eLagua will have a pie. portance of the . graduating class
dainty-plates o f pink, bordered with
7iK> P. Hi r
roses.and-centered with -laoe mat,
'Wednesday. ■
piost atractlve,;on-which was nn
W.C.'HIU will-entertain the
TOKIO, May 24—A royal wel
ktClob;-*t her’ home at S;80 derad by the - gramssar school or
come was accorded Amuricen air
chestra , “The Bohemian Girl."
men arriving here. Saturday from
Cripo In -prakentipg the
Kasumigaura. They were greet
diplomas
to
the
graduates
expreesu UUUn ShJaholser iwilLaned by Ueut. General Gaishl Nncd<his
pleasure
obulped
by-work
UUnchal
Btat a miKellaneous.'shower
Spriaks,
tiny.nut cups in green and pink, goake, who called them heroes of
^r-Miee lUasy-ZaZehavy.at ing with them and also -adviaid
them .to continue their study, not
Containing green and pink1candies, the air.- They were also received
to .stop.pow .ta -tra in ,their-mMdi
Antw •Fellows. -Raba 'tin -the library aidjoining th«> at the American embassy by Am
man's Club of Sanford will and- bodies fo n . greater .jxnaibUlt Jinkenf, Maggie dining room were four smaller bassador Woods.
ite park at Robinson Springs tlea tand wonderful opportunities
‘ Helen -Mam, 'Ruby tables corresponding in every.detail
rlendo Road at 4 o’clock.
GOOD -JUDGMENT
ahead.
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with the birthday . table a t , which
r. -The clpss presentation waa tben
the little-honor.guest stood.
"Det ,o' man ob youahs am a
Spivey, Opal Thomas, .A ,.U rpd ..but Happy>group of
made'by MUs. LUJUn-Theml
a.’handsome framed‘ picture Of
youngstersv-votW Ralph a right good provider, <ain't •he ? "
"He’s got brains. He'd a lot
iflcftev Wynki , b
YiHAtn'Lincoln. Tbh wae ecci
royal hoatwhen they-passed out of
rather :hab-me use mah skillet as
the ;fnnfe'dpor ,whare they were a
utensil dan-a weapon." — Santa
.handw by Miss Stephens.And.Miis
Barbara
News.
iim•' ' —i
Henry ‘ the daintiest fa w n ,. Jit tie
ty-four charming girle of. the
g
green end pink.paper, paroeola for
grille High.-school, comfcosa
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w ------------- -U4*y wvic m r.iinu Bin. inQmiifl Ut ■
ifrit’ ia known.-.aa .the
aka
la^UieSj
Latvia
^Sweat,
fifth .grade
M in Ida Mae HaU, •seventh
- birth* Mving. room Twhera tl*e.iUt- Owens and Miap*Granda Merrison. IS
iJf the sub* dkibutante society,
mde - teacher*at ’ the grammirr teacher. ! , » « ^ l ' InWnWrCb Of *hakt'Mcbived'hU;gifU Writable Mrs. .OwMtautl Miss'Morrison, will |S
idiihkSarifdhl, Sunday mbrn*.
pp«nd ■the; «Trm,ervb*' Geneva. _ r Wee 'filled to overflmrisg i flan IHe remain 'a t the beach for several ■
wa* ijllri. recipient jaf staieuy ->M»nd- days' visit. Mr, Owen returned B
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>^|nstruotor of
aebisted.li
after the ha;
J. E. Snyder,‘.for County '.Com
(fifr.»K{ftifel, 'Mrs. T.* J.
II.girieta. by
W t t ’ftmftto^andl |*»teber. ot'MMkjK|«dA4.».q**-yki|
Your suppo:lit end votes wlir be appredated.
third r ammal -vhtt | 'Leaving in a ^ew ‘ daye
Sanford-who, ..Ac- lGain#*v)fle to . take ia sui
they will stop over
Mi»» atniA, .make course at the University, U
ys. '.Than -Miss Cray
dray; froml.Jecks«a- Ciuttn^hlttendon of Sanford
r home 4n Salim, 111.,
abroad is cohtem- has been instructor o f «
summer. *; ■
grade, at Grammar school, :
v iRDlNBUROH, May 26,— When
.very* attractive 4n number.of years,
John
Brown, M, P„ who-began life
arms «* t kaiskArs . - '
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as a miner, Was appointed to the
«l*M jackets, Ftmt
Mr. and Mrs. Crip*—Mrs*
high* office-of Lard High’ Omfals-i
blouse,-low.Blsck L teacher of fifth grade pupil
sioner to the General Assembly o f
golf hose.
i Mr. Cripe 4* prindpaLef the C
the
Cnifch af ScAUand,-which ne
U composttl of the l i u r school—are going to b
cessitates living at-Holy rood Pal*
set o f Jacksonville, [the summer at Dade City, fro
Aee.”*the home of 'Many kinds, he
m
■Httle- thought -His. greatest auittane* in carrying out the multifs*>
Leaving for. Atlanta, Georgia.: to
tAous*datiee'Mtsntfttr such an ap
Dend the summer with'her mother
pointment would coma from people
btropic
^ r a . ‘J .'A .’ Lackbrook, instractor
Ittin\8 ndtb,>a '-patlont at high in society.
home c
Uughlin hospital. • Mrs. ; * o t euch is the ease. The duke
-to-theU
Sderwynt airioperation* for and doeheaa.Af AthoU-have -beeri
ing - end. 3know ledge
Miss -Olive Johnson deft
assisting Mr. and Mrs. Brown in
beepottsible for
ad a week with her
4teTy way possible; the MarchlorftciAdbJr>nd success
JC. Bsss a t Coronado ]
•das-of-Ailsa has. premised to act
lu thin return to $
sui’Jadyin-waiting to -Mrs..Brown
girts‘ who made the
Iw ith ^ ra U te r.-M rs
dtsylng her tenure af office, end
untli Jlater Jn the ai
twp -yeung society _girle will be
when she wilt leave foe a month or t o : G
tiro'ia Virginia.
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TRIC FAN WILL KEEP Y 0U
COOL. PHONE FOR YOURS
TODAY.
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SANFORD
PAINT STORE
American Airmen Arie
Given Royal-Reception
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CONTRACTORS & DEALERS
S 112 Magnolia Ave.-------- ----- Phone 113
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TEACHERS’ VA W O N ®LANS
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
- On all Diamond Jewelry —
Kjng Aiding: Brown In
^Reconstruction Work
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Leaving for her home in Geneva lE*ot
rart, Irma 8tewnstead, Mary E.
edvata, Christine
ilcox and tunny
person als
Mr, .and Mrs. Ralph- JC. Gore
t psisdihg 8aaday in Sanford
of T a tife s , spent the week-end
tMgki Philyaw,of Gainesville.
Sanford.
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.Guests o f the Montesuma foi
day Saturday Were Mr. and
H.^ Knapp •( ttiUls.
-v -y ^
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■*-letaraHc'Pridhy
‘ ‘ *- —*-- frQBi'a .motoi
p'to'-Tampa, .Sarasota and St
Mkhofr w*re 'Mr.-aad
Mr. and iMre.
,Mrt. J
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Barker anf
baby
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the - king 'wfli- pto-i
-and hones for the
ler.
.The week-end visitor of Mr.
a e * -«f dlr..aiid Mrs, Brown aad
Mrs. Kenneth Douglass was Miss
b« guests they wiU be called en
*;
Spending
Sunday
in
Orinndo
as
Franeea-TlDaugUsa >of Coronatto
M»<gara* o t their <sUter^ Mrs.-J.'L io»«ptertalw.
'
rioring to Corbhado‘ Beach for Uegf h
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It Entertains Your Com pany
F riday'for her
"1 have bean troubled the
' :Tbe weekend .rileltor o f Mr. aad
4 e r B-yawrrwrth eonsUp*tion
H n . John Sn*ed and Mrs. E d‘ Meltch 'U 'Mri. MelscW
Catherine Teague I t , ' Leaving Baturdsy night for SL have tried everything under
sun, but could not And wny -i
until 1 got FOLEY CATHA1
rTABLETS. <*ad^you.eaiv bet
antf baby
huv,«o:a<yUttt tri
'^ ik h . NFOLEY CA?Hi
BLETS give quick relief
Returning
here several d
Us Sarah Whee- constlpstian, also sch on tbe Uvar;
the’* well kn
les has been •wt** Bapec tally comforting to stout per*
r Is *J. Hsnry
the Florida SUtg song; Refuse substitutes. Adv.
who w*« in 1
un and is home
M
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2 :
Holland L. Dean left M;
erning- for New Haven, <
guea to attend a re
where
of •22 <ft Yale.
Mr* Mr. freel - waj’ftfr i
yJbin'Hew York f o f *
haiara hie return {In
weeks.
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rate at the college
The party stopped
rllle Friday to-at*
(•-W fd-Aod
, -M n Jake
children
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Aitemoon or evening—thei'e’s always something on the air to while
away the hours of leisure.
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When unexpected company calls—tune in and have the radio enter
tain with its music and stories.
It'Tielps to ma^ce the afternoon more pleasant and enjoyable.
A good radio set in your home need not be expensive. »
4 fo w 0 p tn ~ * O t * m B I L W
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L ig h t
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rvice
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THE SANFOtffr
&f$x£6! MONDAY, W a ^
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26,Uij21.
GIANISRETAIN Dickerson Is Named WHITE SOX COP
THEIR EEAD°BY As referee’ For The SLUGGING GAME
BEATING REDS Gibbons-Carp Mill FROM SENATORS
Detrqlt Wins
Over Cftampl
Champion
Ynnlt^ffH-Tjrua
Raymond
Cobb
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Him First Home Hun
rii.i -0f tho'Seaiuin.
Oft • ‘ n .i,
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CINCINNATI, Moy 2 6.-N ew
York retained the lend in the
league race by winning the final
game of the series from Cincinnati
hero Sunday by a score of G to 1.
R ijtey411owed' only three hits in
■even innings, but was taken out
in the seventh for a pinch hitter
and Harris was pounded hard in the
ninth. Barnes pitched great ball
after the first Tddfict.’ * ’
Score by innings:
New York
100 010 004—0 8 0
Cincinnati ___ 100 000 000—1 0 1
Barnes and Snyder; Muy, Kixuy
and Wingo.
- Chicago II, Boston 0
CHICAGO, May 20. — Elmer
Jacobi held Boston to five scattered
hlta Sunday, while Chicago poundod Yearkin and Cooney for 13 hits,
Which coupled with daring bnso
running enabled the locals to shut
out the visitors. 11 to 0, in th'e
final game of tne aeries. Grimes’
homer with a man on base, Hentheote’a steal of home and Hoilocher’s
fielding
were the outstanding
features. ..i .
,
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Score by Innings:
Boston .........000 000 000— 9 5 1
Chicago .......012 003 32x—11 13 0
Connery, Yeargin and O’Neill;
Jaeobs'kml Hartnett.
Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 2
BROOKLYN, May 26.— Pitts
burgh won an eleven Inning battle
from1 Brooklyn Sunday, G to 2. It
w a s ''a 1* pitching duel between
Meadown and Reuther up to the
final chanter when Reuther Issued
the first base on balls of the game
and the Pirates followed with three
hits which, with another pass, nn
error and a sacrifice fly, sent four
runs pver the plate.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh . 000 100 000 04—G G 1
Brooklyn
000 000 100 01— 2 13 2
Meadows and Schmidt; Reuther
and Taylor.
Southern League
MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 20.—'The
ChickasnwH gained a game over
Atlanta Sunday by scoring two
runs in the eighth after the Crack
ers had driven Rogers from the
mound and tied the scored rin the
seventh. The score was 6 to 4.
Score:
Atlanta ___ 000 100 300— l 11 2
Memphis ... ..003 001 02x—G 11 1
•Niehaus and Haworth; Rogers,
" XMUitiuaotl Jvvhlbccker. z
FewOrican* 10, Little Rock 3 u
N S W , ORLEANS, May 20.—
Hodge, obtained Jrom San Fruncisco jot.ibe Pacific Count League,
donned a Pelican uniform Sunday
and defeated Little Rock in a
heavy hitting, contest, JO to 3.
Tl|e score:
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Little Rock .000 111-000— 3 It 0
New[Orleans 201 G02 OOx—10 11 2
Robinson, Cash
and Smith;
Hodge and Withrow.
Birmingham 4, Chattanooga 2
CHATTANOOGA. Tean,, May 20.
—Brausen’s double, Stewart's triple
and Gansel’a squeeze bunt won an
eleven inning game for Birming' ham from Chattanooga Sunday, 4
to 2.,
The score:
Birmingham „..11H) 000 010 02— t 7 1
Chattanooga .010 000 001 00—2 9 0
Hyman, Gray and Spencer;
Sedgrwlek. .Hankins and D. An
dersen.
Mobile 3
MICHIGAN CITY, May 2 6 Emerson
Dickerson,
Grand
Rapids, Mich., Sunday wns nam
ed ns referee for the Georges
Carpentier-Tommy Gibbons tenround match fight here May 31.
He served as a referee In many
overseas bouts during the war,
und is a sporting writer.
Carpcntier completed his pub
lic training Sunday afternoon.
Until he meets Gibbons next
Saturday afternoon only newsapermen will be admitted to
is comp. He appears to be in
fine shape and showed much
speed in his four round work
out. Jack Taylor, negro heavy
weight, took the count in one
r6und, while Bartholmey Mollinero, Frcnch-ltalan middle
weight, went two rounds. Gib
bons appeared in an exhibition
in Chicago Sunday, returning
to his camp to resume trailing
Monday,
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Cincinnati Hurlcrs Are Pounded
* Hard While Giant Heavers
Are Never in Danger—Cuba
Shutout Boston.
WASHINGTON. May 20.—Chi
cago defeated Washington Sunday
ten to nine in a free hitting con
test in which three pitchers were
used by each team. Judge hit safely
four times ou t.of five and Arch
deacon had a perfect day at bat
with three hits in as many tries.
Score by innings:
Chicago .......000 010 030— 10 15 3
Washington 110 040 300— 9 13 1
Robertson,
Blnnkenship
and
Burns; Martina, Russell and Ruel.
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Unrnvlla F. Bruce. Ef. Al.
Dcfendanlx.
o u n r .n fo b pu b l ic a tio n .
T o .ill parilva claiming Interest
under 4'ornrBu
■Bruce, f t v f .
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“F. ' 'Bri
Iiruce. Judsmi
I j i n f o V E T R A N S M IS S IO N
1 Bruce. Aligua l».
l.immls. Francis F o s
HAMBURG. May 20—A local Loumla.'Hirnm
ter. Iru J, Fulton and John H o w
ftrm.yf ship builders baa turned ard Loom lx, (otherw ise known us
out a motor boat with new wheel John’ 11. Loomis) umi each t,f Hum
o r otherwise. ,ln the lauds
equipment that Is said to solve the tlereas.il
umi pro nil m.-n berelutu flrt dracrlbiroblum o f transferring power oil: amt to 8. Jennlfc 'Boon. C. M.
ronfMhe Diesel motor to the shaft Boon, Surah J. Boon*. Calvin M.
withfett vibration. The inventor Boone, Sarah A. Loomis, Henry 11.
Uoinilx. Harriett Loomlx. Allen ■P.
elain|t;ata9 that their system re- Haul. William F. Halil. Uhxrlea 'a .
sults^Jp the delivery of more pow- 4’ lowea. Surah A. Hawley. Vlulxt
t . Fulton. Fred Fultrtn unit Lulu F.
4 unklln, and each of them If living,
and If dead, ull parties claiming
pinterret under the mild H. Jennie
Bonn, t\ M. Bqnn. Surah J. Boone,
Calvin M, lioone. Sarah A. Loomla.
Ilenry H. Loomlu. Harriett loom la,
Alice t . Haul, Wlllluin
P. Hunt,
Charles A. Clowes, Surah A. llu w .
!•>’. Violet
Fulton, Krud Fulton
and Lulu F. t’ onklltt. uqd each of
them deceased or ottierwlse. ln the
lauds anil premises b creliu fto r des
IANAPOLIS, May 20. — sert bed.
rf motor suphemucy, so far
You and each o f you are hereby
is concerned, will- not br required tu uppeur to the hill of
la Hiu above entitled
chal
by foreign manufactur- coniplnlnt
cause ut the Ciiurihoiia* at Ban•ra this ycgr.in
yi
the ppiniqn of fol- furd, Seminole County. Florida, on
lo w e l s ^ oitf the racing automobile. thr Tth day of July,
1924. said
<re.f. ^conclusion
1 T7/.1
| Thla
was reached when cause being u suit to quiet tills* In
complainant
to tbs follow ing
(dosing of entries for the thu
tract o f Inndfl situate In Hemlnola
annuel International sweep- < uunty. Florida:
A portion of
VM-nila. racw ut “the Indi- Sections 1 and 1, Township 20 South.
Itange
31
EhaL
bounded
des
UtAor Spedwuy May 30 cribed us -follows; to-W it•and
■ Beginn« foreign entries.
nnlg nt a corner post set In ths
hi'fTrll time in many years gruund masked with * n il ) fc * ths
uolnt
o f imtraectlon or O h io, und
i rue* praetlealuly will be an AllAxes. foi> Crlppen Hoad), ulao
Am«icau conte.t, A number of Jesup
being III* North line o f tha HW‘ i
tlgn drivers und one recon- H*c.
», thence South with center
teted Cvcruan rucer, completely lilts o f Uhto AV*. 1.121 chains to an
Iron
pin
eorttex, made o f old b uggy
imped und made much faster,
here the survey fo r boundary
I combine to give whatever tn- nxi*.
with sold AV*.
mutional aspect there will be to .3.591 rbains to Mouth
#n Iron pin corner,
year's event.
thane* Huuth 19 degrees. West 11.21
aliains tu an Iron pin corner, thsnce
4 4 degrees. 43 uGnntM, W«ut
driver* here for thr contest North
L * l chain* (o uo Iron ulu corner*
a new record for the local thence North 22 degress TVlft 1 n 4
r*l. Despite the fact that chains tu the Axed . l a a u l u a M S i i
boat houx*. these* S u v t h . M defo a m is more wiportyM than grsea.
30 minutes Bait O.ll ebaln#
’ore, afed consequently more tu
corner, ttiehe# gyu h - l V de*. fbe piloU decUrs thi greax. East 4 it chain »o g
on the dtteb. thence with the
dire
—
by
tn Hue *h » -Wyrtbeaaterly
“ “ lees to
will ‘ *
f t th * (
in
;
Mobile . ... . 000 .012 000—3 9 0
Nashjvillc.... .410 001 02x—8 11 0
J
M t Speed Will
,
; At
In
apolis Race
. *1. K. 421 I t . N. 7*3 ft..... V. ........
Beg. H. y\V. Cor. o f HVVtq iif HEk o f
Her. si, Twp. 10. B. 30 E.. runs N.
440 f t . E. *30 f t . H. 440 f t . W
6*10 ft.........................•........
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Beg. 990 ft. N. o f 8. W. Cor. o f N IK
o f NEVi o f Hec. 11, Twp. 20. » .
L . runs K. 600 ft., N. 33d f t .
tt . 600 ft.. 8. 45 degrees W. 4*9
ft., E. to beg ----- , ......... ‘ ...............
Beg. It 20 ft. tV. o f H. K. Cor. o f
NEtJ o f NtV14. of Hec. 31. Twp.
20. It. 30 B.. runs E. 69 fret.. N.
4 50 ft.. W. 59 f e e t . H. 450 ft__i .......
Beg. 481 ft. N. and 1114 f t E. o f 8.
tv. Cor. of Hec. 31. Twp. 20 I t 10
E-. runa N. 1 degree. 1 |0*‘ f t , N.
89 degrees, W. 200 ft.. H. 1 degree.
tv. loo f t , E. by to b eg........ : ............
E. 4 acres o f N E t) o f N W H nf
“ •'VH o f gee. I. Twp. 21, R. 30
a t i « f K W H Of NBt) o f See. 8. TwpJ
A N D M O R R IS
COURTING B LIN D N E SS
t
s
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Cleaning,
a
p re ssin g
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and Dyeing.
Try Smith’s',
Shop for gooj
work — next
Hotel.
666
For information leading to recoven ^
Brown and White Colly Dog. Call He
May
5-12-19-26;
June
2-9-18-22-20
Notice « f Application (or Tam Deed
f a d e r Section 0T3 of the General
Htatnlea of Ike State of Florida
Notice Is hereby Riven that II .H.
Bundy, purchaaer of Tax Certificate
No. 11*2, dated the 5th day of June.
A. D., 1899, hoa filed amid certificate
in my office, and has mad* applica
tion for tax deed to tsaua In a c
cordance with law. Said certificate
em b ra ce! the follow in g
deacrlbed
property altuatod In Seminole, c o u n
ty. Florida, to -w lt: Beg. B\V. cor.
o f NWVi of N E li. Sec.. S, Twp. 21
H.. R ang* 29 East, run E. 10 c h „
N. 1IH chs., S. 55 degrees. W. 12.2*
rha.. H. 6»i cha.— 10 acrea.
The
said land being a**ea»ed nt the
date of the Issuance of such c e r ti
ficate In the name of A. R. W ood.
Unless said certificate shall he r e
deemed according to law lax deed
Will Issue thereon on the Bth day of
June. A. D.. 1921.
Witness my. official signature and
seal thla the 26th day of April, A.
D.. 1914.
/HEAL)
E, A. DOUGLASS.
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Clerk Circuit Court.
Seminole County. Florida,
ny A. M. Week#. D. C.
4-28-5-5-13-I6-6-2.
Sparkman Will Coach
Hillsborough A g a i n
Tenn., May 26.—
after two were
Inning Nashville
Boone wHleK.
........___ J r a The Clrrult Court of Hrmlnulr
_was never able.. to overcome
Beg. 14*.8 ft. N. of H. P. Cor. Of
■ L'uuuly, Florida, lui Cbaarrry.
fie locals won the first game W. A. lluynor, Cumplnfnnni.
N'V *4 o f BW14. Hec. 31, Twp. 20.
B. 30 It. rune W. 427.7 f t , 8. 713
aeries, 8 to 3 /
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* . are now mny
chains
di to the plsee of' beginning, "hanging on” all winter. A few eyes. Leonard!’* Golden Eye Lotion New Steam Press and Delivery
crossing"
between Section*
....... the
. . . . line
.
Qn*Mpses
ses of the good, reliable FO- cure* nearly every eye diiease. Cools; truck. Give us a trial.
7 and 8 at a distance o f I M c h a f f M ^ g Y ’S H O N E Y A N D T A R COM
heal* and strengthens. Get "Leon- 110 Sanford Ave.tVest o f center line o f Ohio A t i ,
-Ph. 327-J
on each o f the East
and
W est POUND will speedily relieve same, ardiV’ It makes strong eyes. At all
measurements, the tract c o n ta in . ’Mr*l. Bnrah Heck, 341 St.-Paul SL druxsistJ,
3.20 acres of land In Section Nif. 7 mfezn
m p h is * ...T e i m .,.- v x iU * > .r i- fc s N * <
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and-l.M -nere»»>i»-Secttott-N o. 8 o f
n Voriderfully
wonderfully benefited by F O - -------------said Township and Bang*. the same Men
to be more or tees, with all the LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMrlglita to Silver Lake.
POUND. The first dose stopped
It In further ordered that, thla
was" aa V
stubborn
ord er b e-p u b lleh .d jinre a w eek f w "my
W cought. . It
** _7a
ciKhtconseeutive weeks in the SaTr-fPOuglr and P-had been- *troublad
ford Herald, a newspaper
publish
spa par publish-[with
it since the first: cold spell.”
ed In Sanford, HemlnOls
nlnota Couhtyj
fqr doughf «jntj golds. Adv.
k*i ,
Florida.
la a prescription for Malaria,
Done and ordered,
thla the 3rd
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SERVICE: That’s our middle Chills and Fever, Dcuguo or Bil
day of May, 1914.
(SE AL )
E. A. DOUGLASS,
name. In doing buniness with us, ious Fever. It kills the germs.
Clerk of tho Circuit Court you not only get value reeeiyed,
■o f Seminole County .Florida,
By A. M. Woks. Depty Clark: bat you get SERVICE along with
It. QUICK SERVICE TRANS
Fred R. Wilson
Holleltnr for Complainant.
FER, Phone 498.
Detroit fi; New York 5
NEW YORK, May 20.—Detroit
defeated the Yankees 0 to G Sun
day in a turbulent game. Hitting
by Mnnush in the late innings was
responsible, with Cobb’ s first home
run of the senson, for the Tigsr
victory. McNally, substituting at
second base for Ward, had a fist
fight with Blue and both were put
nut of the game. * Substitute inflclder Johnson and Coach O’Leary,
o f the Yankees were put off the
field earlier. Holloway was credited
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
his second win over the Yan
Seven Champions Will Defend with
Sealed bid* Will be received by
kees in two days.
Their Laurels Against Pick of
the City of Daytona. Florida, at the
Score by innings:
City Hall, In the City of Daytona,
the Went and East at Har
Detroit ..........000 002 121—0 10 1 up to 2 p. m. on May 29, 1924, fo r
vard Athletic Meet.
New York
021 000 200—6 12 1 the conatructlon o f a fire n a tio n .
Bids shall be accompanied by a
Dauss, Collins
and Bassler; certified
BOSTON, Mny 20.—Champion!
check payable t o I* E.
Shawkey, Jones and Schang.
Hough City Clerk, fnr the amount
will defend their honors In only
or flve'hundred (1600 00) d olla r!, to
be forfeited as liquidated damages
seven of the 16 evenlH of the 48th
by any bidder who Is awarded the
annual championship of the Inter
contract and who falla promptly to
execute
the contract and bond.
collegiate A. A. A. A. next Friday
Certified check will be returned to
and Saturduy at Harverd Stadium.
bidder upon the execution o f c o n
TAMPA, May 20. — George tract and bond, or aooner u p o n a c
The titlchoiders who will be on
Sparkman will again coach the tion of proper authorities.
hand to defend their luareis against Hillsborough High School football
The City of Daytona reaervea ths
right to reject any and nil binds
the pick of eastern and far western uam next fall, it is announced by nnd
to waive Informalities.
nids shall be based upon plana and
college talent in n battle that will H. A. Huzentine, faculty manager,
no won file In the o f
affect the Olympic chances of many, who states that teams named sev specifications
fice of the City Clerk o f Daytona,
eral weeks ago by the coach have or
upon depositing Ten
Dollars
athletes ure: Alan Helffrich of been accepted by the Bchnol au
( f 10.00) with the City Clerk, said
Bfcnn State, in the half-mile; Ed thorities. The Hillsborough Ter deposit to be returned when the
are returned In good c o a l i
ward Kirby of Vnrneil, in the mile; riers occupied the runner-up posi pinna
within five daya after the cone
tion for the state championship last tion
.
Verne Booth of 3ohns Hopkins. In season. Sparkman has notified E. tract Is awarded.
A aurety company bond aattsfgri
the two- mile; Bill Collins of Yale, L. Robinson, principal of Hills tory to tho City of Daytona In full
o f the value of the con tra ct
in the broad jump; Ralph Hills of borough High, that no will attend nmount
will be required.
^
the
school
for
coaches
at
the
Uni
Pynceton, in the shotput; Bill NepL. E. llOt'fIH.
versity of Georgia this summer.
City Clrk.
feldt of California, In the discus
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throw, ami Ben Owen of Pennsyl
1. Wm. M. W o od cock . Tax Coll lector o f the T ow n of Ia>ngwood,
vania in the pole vault, Owen tied Florida,
do hereby •certify thut the follow ing constitutes the delin
Allen Norrla of California in the quent tax list for taxes due the T o w n o f Longwood, Florida, for the
year, 1923.
pole vault laat year for first place,
Duted thla Ifitli day o f May, A. D. 19114.
WOODCOCK. <
but the Pacific Const star in-not •i i.i ,,, ion.,,
i f Die " iW h iWM.
b f Longwood. Florida.
in .the lista this spring.. .
Of these stem, Kirby and
']87S <'Jn<’s r iM w r
face probably the atilfwt’ task ■in
Amount of
retaining their titles another year.
Aaavurd Tu
The Cornell captain has been handi- Ilrivrlpllan nt Land.
T i a r a * Coat*.
cupped by illness during the indoor
season, in nddition to wh(c)i he will Lot 9 4
............
Thna. Wilson
toe the mark uguinst an.unusually L o t, 313 und 316
Unknown ......
strong field, including such sterl
X ABIffTlON TO LONGWOOD a . Itrcurdrd I . i-alt Bnuk No.
ing mtlers as Watters of Harvard. RItAOl.HY’
I. Page IT, Krmlnulr County B r en rda.
Enck o f Penn State, Cavanaugh of
Amount of
Boston College, Betts of Princeton llesrrlptlnn of l.nml.
Aaaraard Tu
Taxra at Pamta.
la d s 18. 20. 21. 24. 25. 27 und 28....... Mary E. Bullock
and Douglas, Yule captain.
........ ..........9 * 60
Owen must be at his best to beat IJ*K- H. E. Cor. o f Jesxup ami W est
Talk* Ave. la thi* T o w n of Lnnkout Libbey of Dartmouth and
wood. See. II, Twp. 20. IL SO H..
Scholpp of Yale in the pole vault.
runs H 198 ft.. E 865,61! f t , N. 138
ft., west to point o f b e g , . .............. Unknown
This trio tied for first place in the
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H. W. Cor. S W 1* o f NWt*. Hec.
indoor intcrcollegiutes ut 12 feet Bog.
31. Twp. 20. It. 30 H.. ’ runs N 897
six Inches. The whining outdoor
ft.. E. 321 ft., H. 697 ft.. W 314 ft-.. Unknown
, ,,
mark lust year was three Inches Beg. N. W.
HEU 0 f NW1)
Hec. 31. T w j t l o J l t . 3u E. runs K.
highs r.
U.. N. 520 ft.. W . 105.8 ft.. B.
.
Hartranft, who Is expected to be
*20 ft. .................................... ............ Unknown ..................
cq
tho bulwark of a team that ioonv, Beg. 34* ft. N_ and 420 ft. IT. or H.
K
Cor.
n
t
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o
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H*c.
11.
ns the most formidable conteutjfr
Twp. 20. B. 30 K., rune N.’ 714 ft.1
for California's crown, has teen
W, 170 ft., H, 734 ft.. K. 170 ft. .... B eorge Murphy
4.70
“heaving tho 16-pound ball around Beg.
H. W. Cor. of N W % o f HWtt.
50 feet consistently, while he also
Hec. 31. Twp. 20, H. 30 B., rune N.
8 chains. E. 6 chains. B. 8 chains. _ „
.
has been hurlhig ' the discus well
I t . 6 cabins
.............................. E. C. Walters ......
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over 140 feut. He holds the Inter- Reg.
W34 ft. N. of H. W. Cor. o f N W U *
gollugiute record for this event,
o f HWt». Hec. 31 Twp. lo, H. 30
140 feet 1-8 inch, mode in 1922.
K . runs N. I l l f t . E. 324 ft.. N.
280 f t . K. 2*0 fn . 8. 330 ft.. B. by
.
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22* ft.. W . 323 ft..... ...........!......... . W. N. Bowling ....
TRACK CHAMPS
DEFEND TITLES
ON ELI FIELD
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bearing 2.3*3 chains t » an
RELIEVED CONSTIPATION
Iron 1>Ipc well ihiIiiI, witnessed by
Now
is the time to get rid of that
n palmetto. Nortlicaatcrly 5. ft.,
Northwesterly^
12‘
( e s t l m a j ^ j stubborn cough which has been
th erica North fc* dCgreea
hhiiio
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We have a client who owns one
M E R C H A N T S ’AND’ I
of the neatest little bungalows, lo
cated on a northwest corner lot in
XIUHaPOHTATIOIT
COIWANY
Trunks, baggage, pianos, safes,
In fact, anything, anywhere at the best residential section of San
any time.. QUICK SERVICE
ford who is willing to sell or trade
TRANSFER. Phone 498.
for larger home.
F R E IG H T AND PASSENGER SKIIVK y
Inrksonvlllr To
One W a y
♦NIngarn Fall* .
fA llnn tle City ... . — .....$30.41
S.N'ew York, N. V.
Nslllmore, Md.
_______ 30.00
P h ila d e lp h ia , I '.,
illoNlon, Mass. . ........... 42.A3
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-C hicago. Ill......
......... 43. IK
Snvnnnnh. I,a.
•Clevrloud, O. ..
........ " 30.31
• T o le d o . It.
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fMoutrenl, P. U.
341.33
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•Via Baltimore nnd rail. IVIa Baltimore or'Vhilad.riul
rail.
I— All-wntcr via Philadelphia o r Baltimore: direct cc»
nt Philadelphia, th ree daya ldy ov e r at Baltimore,
rooms on other steamers Imveamiub, *)a., nienl- ,n
Except on tick e ts reading Halegbany and ticrkshlr*
are Included.
All rooms on A l c x t r t charge.
Jnckaonvllle T o Ilnltlmore
JnehSonvIllr Ta FkL.
0*00 P. M.. via Savannah
81**41 P. t|., ,|, ^
WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU WILL
AGREE ITS A BARGAIN.
Freedom from Nerve Pressure
Mean* Freedom from Dlacaae.
Spinal Analyses Free.
DR. W. A. BRUNE
tn m o r n actor
Palm er Graduate
.
OfTler Hours:
» I2 A. M . ; . 2-6 P. M.
* to S Evenings, except Saturdays
Room, 304-4Vi
Firm Nat. OK, Bldg., Sanford.
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f
Allegheny
Automobiles carried on nil xtenmers, (Inetndlng el.,se4 m u
Alleghany and B e rk sh ire). Herur* alateroom a ccy m o ?1
and reserve «pnc* f o r automoblleM well In advance Punt
nmtion on request at "Ask. ilr. F o a le r’’ bureaus, or'
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C. M. H A IL E , Grnernl A gent, JaeksonvIMe. FI*.
T icket Office nnd Pier, HOO E. Hay SI.
Ttlr|S*|
INCORPORATED ‘
FABRIC
Rooms 515-616 30x3 ............................. $7.00
First Nat’l Bk Bldg.
30x3 1-2 .......
$7.95
CORDS
Sanford
Flo.
30x3 1-2 ..................... $10.50
32x1 ......................
$18.50
ALL GUARANTEED
F.P.RINES
FITS
105 Palmello Ave.
1113 Sanford Ave.
\U p e r e l c t
STTsTjSyHSstJrKjj!
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C o w Feed
FREE SAMPLE
gee a w o r u
»tat*a*«nti of
c u m frts of
flUmuy years
since using
UMdldtrt. En
close ad for
thatalwaysmaker$oi
You are looking lor a dairy ration that will i$
crease your milk profits. Your roughage ischop,
but to, get the best possible results at tho lowoi
cost, you should supplement it with
F.H. Roo/CI
fitaek
WRIGLEY5
Happy Cow Sweet
There it nothing cheap in Happy Cow Feed. It
a n il a g r e e a b l e
sw eet and a
j* compo»ed of cotton wad meal, com meal, gluten (t*i
Unwed oil moat, peanut oil feed, alfalfa meal, and pm
cane molasses.
1 -a -a -t-l-n -o
benefit
W ell.
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It is <
Good tor
teeth, breath
mind and digestion.
Co., tho :
They know
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Food is tho choice of Southern dairymen.
Always ask for and feed Happy Stock Fssdk
satisfied In your own
Makes the
ttyit we would be making a next
clgnr
belter article. This, however, taste better.
is a human impossibility. We
bake a perfect bread and per
fect pastry.
. Sold by
SEMINOLE FEED CO.
ROUTH BAKERY
SANF0RDMAID
BREAD
M M iiiiu iu a im a iiiiim iiiiu u in u u g g ,,,,,,
s “THE
NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS:
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C.LP.** J O N K f LIVBU AND KIDNEY TONIC
*
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stsndenoy o f snenslng and co u g h in g
and the third d oss usually stupa the aevsre.vt COLD. T h e c o m m u n
Cold must be classed as a Strfoux disease so get rid o f It I t o n c i
If your muscles
R
niuicies are sore
sora or you have that *hin*
rhillv . r . .*■»;.
fifld} * dull headache, It's a sure eign that you hav* (uken cold*
D
o n ’tt wait ror
for Pneumonia to d
e v t lo - but •
--- a buttle o f C L
co|d.
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develop,
buy
EM
JONET
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and you can not a fford to take “n ' c h a g c V at this time of “yejir.
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R O U M IL L A T & A N D E R SO N
The D ay
oS th e K n igh t is here!
ZW %
.90
1.50
j
.78
People are turning to the K nijbt lor U<
beautiful coach work, its luxurious comfort, it*
distinction, its great strength—-but mainly and
moady for the many incomparable benefit
of the wonderful Willys-Knight sleeve-valve
♦engine. T h e engine that growe quieter,
smoother and more powerful in use!
Notice of Picnic I
1.15
Lit
On Tuesday, May 27th^-basket
•M-ii
picnic will be
In crea se!
One thing sure — it takes a wonderful motor
car to make the brilliant record Willys-Knight
made in 1923.
1.(5
Mlley I'aterson
JUU
Coleman ____
HEt; of NE14 *.r N W H 8 * 0. 6. Tw p.
.. 30
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Ileg. 70 yds W. o f N. E. Cor. of N W t l
Hec. 8, Twp. 11. H. 30 E.. runs tV.
? f » yd5- H■ 140 y d *- E- 30 »aa.. N.
Ileg. 2*5 I t H. o f N. W. Cor. of NEVI D. Merritt
Her. 8. Twp. St. n. j o K . run* E
470 ft.. R 409 ft., W. 470 f t N. 409
Unknown
....
Beg. 16 ft. H. and 110 f t F. o f N." W.‘
‘ ',r- " f N E ' i . See. 6. Tw p. II. It.
30 L run* 8. 250 ft.. B. 100 ft.. N.
250 f t . W. 100 ft...;...:......................... Oeo. VJ Jons*
N-..W ; C0*-- o f N E U , Hec. -8,
Twp. 21. i t 30 SL runs E. 110 f t .
„**•*«* ft.. W. 110 ft.. N. 385 fl...^ .. Unknown
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la g with
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ortrer luxates*■ j
roughage- It ait* your
teed cott
coit *n&
srrd Inereatei
fncresses yoorpr*® |
yaoriuutf
A p le a * * n r
were possible io make
any betler bread or pastry
than is turned out by this es
tablishment you can feel quite
Feed
(2 4 % P rotein )
Tha femoua h_i w
gh
V ^/er■
query
m,e«i I
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RealtyCo.
TIRES
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BUNGALOW
PHONE 8
8.43
H- Uray .........
3
Siberia Seamless
Porcelain Lined
Refrigerators
Ball Hardware Qp.
held at *ipeLeon
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w . n. HITT’S
I T T * ADDITIO N TO L o V OWOOD. a .
Mo. I, l ege 23. Henslaole C oa st y Rsgords.
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.
Beerrlpiloa
o f Laud.
Assessed To
M * of Lot 4. Block A ....... .....
T. Buck .....
T?
Sanford-Oviedo Truck Growers,
..... ......... 8U.lt
Inc.
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». «’ ■ * • 33, U M l i s I t C a a y a ty B s e a td L
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Ilr.rrlplluu of Land. .
Lola 8 ti> 32 , |nc- ________ r_Lota J. 7 and S. Block I ........................
Beg. I c h a N. o f H. W. Cor. o f NW 1)
of
i). ie c . 31, Twp. tV. R. 30
runs K. 5 ch a. N. S eta*., W. * 6
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Ileg
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A ll friends o f this organi
8
zation are cordially invited. All
I
E. F. Driggers
T. Buck —« — -------------------- -3.10 :
U2.5 ft. w . o f N. K Cor. ■Of
<>t NEW, Sec. $. T W P . J ) . ..
run» W. GIB f U B, 7T* ft . _
458 It. Nly. 77* f L ................*-...« T
All. taxes -d u sjth s /Town p t - h n r ~ ‘
h# y**r i » » . b e ca m e ! d elinquent o
o f tax*# ‘
J - tri.m
Win
SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO.
Springs-by the Membewf o f the
R s m eded Is' P la t Uoek
.1
V. , . •
Amount al, ■
v>
T a s e s « Costs.
Suck
• 11
V nu
who are going will meet at Cen-
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al Park,
corner
it at 8:30 A .
of
Fourth
Fi
and
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olitical
uncements
MTV I’ llOSKCUTINO
ATTORNEY.
annoultee that 1 ahnl’
date for the office o f
iscuilng Attorney, auhendorsement
of tho
raters at the June 3rd.
COROE C
TAX A S S K S S O R .
announce that I am n
nr re-election to the
'ix Assessor o f Heml. subject to tho declsDrmocrntlc Primary to
* Ird. 1934.
A. VAUOHAN.
o ir > W
-
INSTRUCTKIN.
announce my candidacy
Inn to the office o f
FOR Cl,KMtv
F O Il
n tC k -llR A R N T A T lV K .
I rennertfulty announce m yself
ns a candidate for the House of
Representative
from
Seminole
County, subject to the Demi*cratlc
primary. June 3. 1921. . If elected
I will advocate constructive I<'itla
in! Ion fot the benefit o f the g reatsat number of people In Seminole
County and the state of Florida.
Fon COUNTY COMMISSIONnil.
I hereby announce my candidacy
>r fatuity Commissioner for Ihe
■Ifth District cntnpr'slng Obuluoi. Cirnovn nnd Osceola, sab)*—- to
ie action o f the Democratic prl-
W hat are the needs o f the hour— the
most imperative demands of home or busi
ness?
Do yo\i seek a new house, apartment or
flat?
' 1•
W ou ldyou like to move to the country,
• 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 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?
Would a profitable business venture in
terest you?
Have you lost or found some article o f
value?
1
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sellm s ,* enting, exchangftlk?
,
In the solution o f all these needs o f the
hour and scores o f others that are just as im
perative.
R E A L ESTATE
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charge 25c cash with order. Write
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Apartments
For Rent
FOR RENT—Twd room .apart
ment, with or without garagtl'1
61HO«k Avenue.
______>■»»»
FOR RENT—Three or Wur room-
postolTlce.
FOR RENT
----Desirable ground
floor apartment. Summer rated.
v
20(5 E. Third Ht., or New Bra •»JW»
Printery, oppoeite postoffice. I •<•«»
1’(Jr RENT—After June lit, o n «tf
apartment.
Apply 1000 Oak
LOR RENT—One three-room fur*
bished apartment also four room,
unfurnished apartment. 218 Frencll
Avenue. Inquire 30Q Fretidh Ave
nue.
____________ • * •
FOR R^NT — 4-room bungalow
also three-room apartments near
Beach and Main Street, 337 Uv*
Oak. Paytons Beach, P. 0 . Bo*
1148.
FOR RENT OR LEASiJiJfim del*
cry Bolt .Cafe In Cananen city on
Bcurdat, doing good business. Ap
ply 8. B. Walden, Route 1. Box 18$
Sapford.
FOR RENT—"Celery Bell Cafe.”
See 8. B. Walden for particu
lars.
Lost and Found
I >I%V K M II'K U S A T T F.NT ION— P e n
s a c o l a Is heitlnnlnK the a r c u t c t Ui**l
v r l o p n i m i In tilorld a 's h is t o r y : a I
h alf m illion dollar h lu h w a y t o t h - i
g u lf pieach Just
l ln ls h t d : a t w o l
mllllirn d o ll a r hrUIgn a c r o ss K - c a m - 1
lila Buy started; q u a r te r
m illion '
d olla r o p e r a house under r oust r u e -'
tlo n ; t w o m illion s lielmt spent on LOST—
lilKhwuy; a r e s t e s t r ha ne* fo r live
white,
d ev n lop rrs to wet
In on
arou nd
flooi.
W r it e D evelop m en t D e p a r t ward.
ment The I’ elisucnla N ew s.
ant
Re
\V KST VIRlTINIA—t'ls7ksUura. Tbo
ClarkshurK
Kxpoocnt.
mornlnit
lilvrald
Mrs. Savage.
IViiscellaneous
Wanted
• FER8, yes, but non* .with SKIU
’ VICE’fd r their mhttto m m e. Tkcec.
222&SRSS&ZS&
-ef •Hemlmde 'j4N*ant}\ *
For
h« D o m ocrA tlc-p rim a ry > T hereby snnoui.es myesir a ca n - I kcrchy announce my candidacy
Interested.
Phone your ad
m Jun*-3rd. 1934.
fo r Sheriff o f Sontlnule Fiiunty, eub- fortl Avcnuo. l*rlce $1,250.
didate
fo
r
re-election
as
a
member
l lir. Use The ellrald want ad
T. W. LAWTON.
For Sale— Business now elca .....
of tb « County Board o f Public In Jcct to the Democratic primary,
four to five hundred dollars peri page tor quick service,
XTt Ft »M Ml ItSION HR.
struction
from
District
No. >3. Juno 3rd. 1924.
snfinunco my candidacy fflencva,
Oviedo,
Osceola
and
month. $1,M>0 takes it.
Cdmol
Ire of County Coromlequick.
Dlstrlct Number T w o tho Democratic Primary, June 3rd.
For Salt— Ten a cres,'300 feet
County, subject to the 1924.
Having served ns a mem
he Democratic Primary ber o f the Board since 1915. nnd
luke front, good dwelling, garage, a
t
having
been
chairman
of
tho
good variety o f fruit trues,-a bagJOHN MB1SCH.
Itonrd since 1919, especially Ills me
gum
for *'«,<raw.
$4,000. Terms
JOHN II. Ll:o?(Alll>Y._
g
a m tor
term s
. Mill
>
for
the
work
required
of
a
Hoard
A t LB Concrete Co.,
ITAIII.r. o k d i s t r i c t
member, and If re-elected I prom
Foil ciuUNTi roMJiiftkitiNF.il.
We have the largest listing ohM
•NO. 1.
announce that I am a ise the same conscientious nnd con
I hereby announce my candidacy celery and vcgctaBle farms in the It
or (unstable nf District structive service as has been rend (or-------------County Commissioner- v
fo
—r “th-'c
e] U y , |f you
n cjly |0t| a 8U..^
j«et to tho Dem ocratic ered In my many years nf service. 3rd District, com prising the tow ns!
CHAS.
y
.
HARRISON
burban
lot,
a
house
ready built, j be held June 3rd. 1»24.
i t Ijs Us Mnry. -LonKWuod. and Al-1
Oenovn. Florida. tam onls Springs, and respoctfully, celery farm, grove o»- anything ini
t being composed o f the
solicit the support o f the vutcis o f the real estate line call on us. We i •
voiina prucincte:
SanFOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself ns a this district at tho primary lo be
sell at the owners' price only. C all,candidate for the o ffice o f Sheriff held June 3. 1924.
FOR RENT— Five room bungalow
o f Scmlnolo Ununty, subject to ths _________________ W. D. II ALLA It I)__ and see us. We givo you the bar* ] *
rtIR O F T I I R P E A C E .
with bath, screened front porch,
POH COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
gains and service.
t.
anruMiiice that f am a Democratic primary June. 1924.
garage, chicken und garden space,
W. A. TILL1S.
I hereby announce
my
ca n d i THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. J’ho
or the o ff ic e of Justice
nt ar town. Phone 1B7-W. Mrs. E.
dacy for County Commissioner for
t» la snd fo r the First
f o r an m i i f f .
SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. _
A. Moffit, Celery Avenue._________
met of Seminole C ounf hereby announce myself a can His Fifth District o f Hemlnole C oun
ihc tegsd a n d - e f f i c i e n t didate for re-e'ectlon to the office ty. Hubject to the action o f the FOR SALE— 10-ncre farm on Cel
of th* executive o ffice r* o f Rherlff o f Hemlnole County eub- June Prim ary o f 1924
FOR RENT—5-room hnusB, bath,
ery Avenue, fully equipped. .J.
■If I promise to do -my Ject to the action o f the Demo __________ K1LHBR.
lights, water and garage. $30.00
A. Rumley, Box 921.
«t prejudice.
>*r
cratic primary to be held on June _
FOR C LE R K .OF COURT.”.....
^
ST It 1N O F HLLOBV. ' 3. I f elected fo r another term I
per month. Inquire 1H20 Park Ave.
1 hereby announce my candidacy H)K SALE or trade for good auto
pledge t o fiiUltl the duties of the fo r the o ffic e o f Clerk of the Cir
NOTirth '
29 acre* hnmmock land on St.
» eancliitsie for. rettopil- office In the same efficient manner cuit Court. Hemlnole County, F lor
FOR RENT— House for the sumIhe offlc* o f Rtath Atr that I have conducted It in tpo ida, subject in the decision o f the Jthns river; two 4-room cottages;
mcr months. 801 Magnolia.
Dymocrnllc primary to he held on 3t minutes’ drive from -Sanford.
bs Seventh Judicial Clr- past.' •
C. M. HAND.
June 3rd. A. D.. 1924. I aland fur I*. CK_Uox 10315, City._____________
I State o f Florida, euhPO H 'T A X C O M .K IITO U . ’ *•
efficiency end service In office.
FOR RENT— Five •* room house,
i action o f the DemoT wish ID announce that I am a
FOR \SALE— Five acres land.
VANCE K. DOUOLAHH..
i»ry. Your bndhreement
Tacc Avenue. M. Hanson Shoe
candidate- f o r re-election to tho o f F o i l 'A T a '+H s » I \ T r o i r V i r i ) j C T i i > : ' ’’art is cleared. Easy terms. InRepair.
fice o f County T ax Collector o f
.NTNHTEKNTII H K N A T O IU A L
nurn of 0. C. Howard, 1103 Oak
8-m ln o le County, subject
to the
■0P.GE A. DEC0TTK8.
O IM TH ICT,
Avjnue.
■>
*
action o f the Democratic primary
trn.y. Heveulb Judicial
FOR RENT—5-room house and
1 anne’ince my
candidacy
for
to be held in June.
lb State o f r.orld a .
nomination
n«
Htate
Senator
from
garage. Inquire 402 Sanford
JNO. D. JINK INK.
the Nineteenth Senatorial District,
rblt s i i :: R I F p .
Avenue,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSION EH.
subject In the Drm ocrullo Primary
Itrs n( Hemlnole C oun ty :
I hereby announce
nty candi to he held June 3rd.' I am an a t
FOR RENT—Four room house
snnuunr* my candidacy
dacy for County CommHsloner for torney at law practicing at Han
garage, ate., reasonabla.
Phono
——
*— - —*
—District No. t. Hemlnole
County, ford. Florida, and have been a res ■ r
1157-W. Mrs. E. A. MolTit, Celery
su b ject l e the Democratic Primary, ident of and attorney In the Nine cured by renting that vacant room
Avenue._________________________
teenth Senatorial District fur 11 nov going to waste?
Juhe 3,-1924.
___ __
There are
____________________i > p. h a o a n .
ears. Your support will be great- many persons looking for. places to
FOU RENT— Practically new livey appreciated.
KOK 4.O 09TY JUBOE.
stay. Help take care of them and
room house, all modern conven
LKWIH O'BRYAN.
I hereby announre myself as a
iences. also garagf, $30 per month.
not only make money but asalet In
FOR STATE ATTORNEY.
candidate for the office o f County
Mrs. W. L. Harvey, Clydo Line
I hereby
announce
my ca n d i keeping people In Sanford. Phone
Judge* o f Hemlnole County, subject
to tho Democratic primary, June 3. dacy fur Ihe o ffic e uf Stale A tto r 145 and give your ad over tho teloffice.
1934.
I pledge
faithful
servlet ney fur the Heventh Judicial Cir eihone. Use The ellrald for quick
FOR RENT— Will rent home fur
cuit o f Florida, subject to the Demshould you nominate me.
nished until October 1st. Reasonorrntla Primary tu hu held June 3,
J. O. HHARON.
sble. 807 Magnolia Avenue.______
1924.
K ok COUNT! f'ClMMlsslONKit. _________________
J. A. SCARLETT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
FOR RENT— Ten room house aft
KOH T A X COL.1.KCTOK.
fo r re-election to Ihe office of
er June 1st. Mrs. W. W. Long,
I beg to announa* m yself a c a n
County
Commissioner from Dis
107 PARK AVE.
410 Oak A venue.______.
trict Number Four
of
Hemlnole didate fo r th* office of T a r C o l
County, subject to th* action of le ctor o f Hemlnole County, subject
FOR RENT—Two room house
Telephone Number 349
the Dem ocratic primary June 3rd, to th* decision of the Democratic
keeping apartment,. 7lit Oak
Primary to be held June 3rd. 1934.
Avenue. .
1L C. MAXWELL.
B. F. W HEELER,
„
H e l p 'w a n t e d
W AN TED-^ Sanford busine
J
C. ... llAt'LERSON.
Ftlll C I.F.Ith CHICLTT COURT.
I hereby nntiounre that 1 am
I hereby announce myself a can candidate for tne office of Clot
didate fo r re-election on June 3rd. o f the Circuit Court of Bernlno
13 24 ns Constable o f District Num
ber 1. o f Seminole County, which Democratic primary In June, 1924.
includes voting precincts Numbers ______________fl. It. CHA PI’ ELL.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
I, 2. 3 and 4. I will appreciate the
support o f all voters In District T o the People o f Seminole County:
I nm n candidate
for County
Number 1.
Judge. your support nnd vote on
R. C. (CLAUD) WHITTEN.
June the 3rd will he appreciated.
F o i l ' C O U N T Y ri> M M T sS IO N E Il.
SAMUEL A. It. WILKINSON.
I hereby announce my candidacy
fo r County Commissioner for the
Subject, o f course, t o ths action
Fourth District o f Seminole Coun
ty.
Subject to the action o f the o f the Democratic primary to lie
held-June
3rd, I will he a candidate
Juno 1‘rlinary o f 1921.
for the office of t*i>uuyl JudKA of
C. L. WEST.
Seminole County. 1 shall lie g r a te
M a 's i i n n t r r r
for the nomination and e le c
To the Voters o f Seminole County: ful
tion. and If elected I assure the
I hereby announce myself a can citizenship o f Scm lm do a fair nnd
didate for Sheriff
of
Seminole faithful admlnlatratlon of the a f
County subject to the action o f Ihe fairs o f the office.
Dem ocratic primary to he held on
________ SCHELLB MAINER.
June 3rd. If I am elected 1 pledge
F U R C O U N T Y COM M l s s l t O F .l l
mvsclf to fulfill the duties o f this
1 hereby announce my candidacy
>fflce to the best o f my ability.
for tho office o f County C om m is
_______
E. E. BRADY.
sioner from District Number ope. of
~ A V N O T N P f D t F .M V o l t s t a t e "
Seminole County, subject to the no
ATTORNEY.
tion o f the Democratic prlm trv June
I announce myself a candidate 3, 1924.
BOSTON STEELE.
for th e o ffic e o f State
Attorney
for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of FOR PKOSKCUTING~ATT0RNF.Y
.1 desire l o unnuunru to tne t i n Florldn. subject to the Democratic
primary to he held In June.
If sens of Hsmlnnln County that I am
upon, examination o f
my
record a candidate fur the nomination t»
Attorney for the
my cn ndldscy Is favorhly conshU ho Uroarrutlna
»rrd. y o u r vote and. active support County Court o f Semlnoio County,
subject
Ur
the
net
Ion o f the Demowill be appreciated.
cratio primary, June 3rd. Iiot.
I
MIL LARD B. SMITH.
will bn Krutetnl (or your Vote and
i M l t ~ f o l l S t t ~ i d m H i s s ihN E g
the nomination
•
h ouses w a n t e d
I hereby announce my sandldacy
ERNEST F. HOUSIIOLDER.
9 *
for re-olectlpn t o , Ihe office o f
"V o iiT ru m i B of teach
FOR SALE— My place on wesfc WAN'TED
___ ______________
/
many
County Commlsslonor nf District
UOCSiSS-—By
I hereby announce n»r enndldacy
No- 3. Seminole County, subject to
aide, 10 acres of irrigated land,
pcuplc desirous of living in Ban*
for
Jastir*
of
rei.ee
In
and
fo
r
the
the action o f the voters on June
7-room house, tools and othar eqyiia^
M. If you want to rent your
K lr* t’District nf Seminole Fnuntv.
Melsiepdeaiti-og—JlnlaUA..• T‘
i s c e l l a n e o u s
FOR SALE
l i n e IT T COURT.
I wish to Announce that I am 4
candidate for Clerk o f the Circuit
Court o f Seminole County, subject
to Democratic primary, June Irn.*
If elected. I promise tne faithful
performance, o f the duties c o n
nected w ith ' that office;
___________________ W. L. MORGAN.
M
LEARN ABOUT-Hoik CouWy and
lakeland, through th« Star-Tele
gram. Beat advertising medium in FOR SALE— Fine heifer 3-4 Jer
sey. Will be fresh in July, $35.
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram. lakeland. Fla.__ L. A. Renaud, Sanford Heights.
I c m . u a i m : s to * .) T e d d e r —c u s s - FOR SALE— One 14 ,H*P. gas enS tiled ud* have the largest clrcuine at a bargain. Iloolehan|latlun In
Houtlnve.tern
Ueoralaoman Co.
___, _________
I lint. ><• (C -w otJ) line.___
FOR
SALE—8
Plymouth
Rock
ADVERTISE in the JournoLlfcr^
pullets, 1 Plymouth Rock roost
aid, South Georgia’s greatest er; 6 Brahma pullets, 1 Brahma
newspaper. Morning, afternoon, rooster; 25 Leghorn hens, 1 Leg
weekly and Sunday Classified rates horn rooster; Turkey hen, 10 small
10c Dcr line. Waycross Journal- ones; small chicks. Phone 328
324 W:
Herald. Waycross, Georgia.
TO REACH the prosperous farm
ers and fern growers of Volusia
county advertise in the DeLand
Daily News, rate lc per word, casln
with order.______________________
A LITTLE WANT AD in The
j Herald will bring you big resuits. Advertise those old articles
you have stored awny and have FOR SALE— Complete radio equipno use for. A little thirty-cent ad
will take small cash payment
may bring you several dollars. nnd balanco easy terms. Box 201,
Phone 148 und a representative care Herald., ____ -______
will call to sec you.
____
FOR S’ALH— I louShilii furniture',
FLORIDA -OKLANDO— Orlando
consisting of living room, din
mornng Sentinel; largest classi ing room and kitchen.. Going
fied business, rate lc n word, min north itftrf must dispose of it. Tele
imum 24c cash whh ortfeK y
phone Cll’. J ,!
AUGUSTA CTIRbNICLE — Au FOR SALfc —Complo radio oqquipgusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest merit and complete sets at various
classified medium, rate cash .09c prices. Cash or terms.! Box 201,
charge. 10c per line, minimum care Herald.
■30c._______________ __________
r u n s a l k —A line HOIstcin cow
MAIN'F,— Wnterville, Morning Sen with first calf, gives fl gallons of
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo milk daily. Sec ivy Bridges on
ple are Interested in Florida prop Bcardnll Avenue, or phbne 3303.
erty. Reach them through the t a STp a TR1
Sentinel. Rato card on applicapaper of all. Delivered to your
door each morning. Stephen ShinPALM BE A d i COUNTY—The holsor, J i„ Phone 18l5._______ Adv.
scene of stupendous development- MHl SALE— lieSoto Paints and
Rend about it in the Palm Beach
Varnishes, nt Sanford Novelty
Post. Sample copy sent on re- Works, sole agents._______
quest._______________________
Read Herald W an t Ads For Profit
Use Them for Results .
HERRING.
^ T i T V I l ^ 'T
s fiio o i, no.tnn.
I wish lo announce that 1 nm a
candidate
for
Member
of
Ihe
School Board o f Seminole County
from School District No 3. subject
\n the derision o f the Democratic
primary to b eheld June 1. 1924.
______________H.-JL P ATTISHALL.
FOU COUNTY COHMISSIOVF.il.
I hereby announce my caudlilacy
for re-election
for Ihe office o f
County Cvmmlssloner o f Seminole
County. District No. t. subject to
the action o f the Democratic pri
mary June 3. 1924.
. o . v n LE DSon.
Poll Mf. Mil Ftv SCHOOL nOAHil.
1 hereby announce myself n rsnlldato for le-electlwt to the office
if member o f the Board o f Public
instruction.
representing
School
District No. 1 o f Seminole County,
subject to the Democratic primary
to be held on June Ird. 1921.
F R E D T. WILLIAMS.
TO T i l F. Vt I T K J t —Ilf""TlIK ISTII
HBNATORI.lt. DISTIIICT.
A fte r due consideration. I have
decided to become a candidate for
re-election to the Stale Senate
from the 19th Senatorial District,
composed of Oranife. Seminole and
Osceoln Counties, subject to the
Democratic prlnmary to be held
June 3,-d.
I respectfully solicit
your sbpport.
M. O. OVERSTREET.
i mi*- w l l
________ 10c
’____________ tie
'
Sc
r r ~ ___4«
£~TrP4 double
of
ising
ARE YOU
MOVING?—Can ■
QinCK SERVICE TRANSFER:’
They will do th e job-as y o u ffant Mf
done. Phono 498.
~ BUILDING
M A TER IAL
Houses For Rent
If. C. M A X W E L L
Heal Estate
r’ |
and
Insurance
SANFORD,------ FLORIDA
Schell* Maine*
LAWYER -:- .
— Court House
FOR RENT
6 room house on
paved
street, all
conveniences, $40.00
per month.
FOR SALE
Rooms F'or Itent
r
22 acres hamock
kind, 5 tiled on hard
road near loading
station. A fine piece
of land at a low price
— $7500, terms.
H. B. Lewis do.
Elton J Moughton
ARCHITECT
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Florida
WILwo Welding & Radiator
Work*
*Hf it's Metal we can weld h ."
1ANFORD, FLORIDA
Sanford Novelty
Works
George A . DeCottes
Attomey-at-Law
Over Seminole County
Jank
’
Sanford, —
Florida
Fred R. W ilso n ’
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
First National
Bldi
Sanford ------------ Fiori
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
PRINTING
Central Shop and Mill Work
Welaka RUg* Rearer* Vim.
•The Matthews Press •
Phone 417>L*2
Contractor and Builder
i , t
4
517 Commercial Street
Sanford Machine Co.
By GEORGE McMANUS
GING UP FATHER
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Sanford Sign Shop
APPROPRIATE
LETTERING
For AU Clasaea of Werk
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107 Nortl Sanford Ave
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,TIIE ^ANFORP HERALP, MONDAY,’ MAV 2G,'l9fef.
PA G E SIX
TOURING MAP OF
FLORIDA.WILLBE
IMADE M Y SOON
The Boy Scout activities in San
• (Continued from page 1.)
port disposed of, tl\e senate is pre ford, Seminole county, and in what
pared now to pass the postal pay is known
K n o w n as the
uic Central
ttm iu . .Floridn
j- idhuh
___ Jtwraaofi bill- juul~lhc_rainalalng ap-*.^UsUia. •% proRtpaaiuKj-to a
printion measure*. It will con- prising extent is related in a sur
ie to work this week under high vey just made by S. 0. Shinholscr,
pressure and Isadora hope to have ( chairman of the floyn’ Work Comthe Calendar fairly well cleared o f ; mittec of the Sanford Rotai^ Cluh.
everything except farm relief Icgi*In h^s report, Mr. Shinholser
lation b y ih cen d of the week.
says:
.
-World Court Resolution
1 "When the Scout work was first
This resolution for American nd- [ introduced into Sanford it was com.
henion- to the world court prob- paratively new to many of the pcoably will be called up in the very pie of this city, but today prac
near' future with a view to dis tically all know of its excellent
cussion. There was little, If any. work and many of our citizens have
Probability of action at this session, boys of their own in its ranks.
uowover, while a number of the Scoutmaster Hmddock has n largo
crmgreasinnal investigations have number of boys in process of takcome to a close, others till ore In 1ing tenderfoot, second class, and
fall force and some are yet to get first class scout tests, and also
under way. Those still to be merit badges.
Each court of
(darted include those into nircraft honor (where' promotions
are
activities, the official conduct of awnrded) finds u number of.‘ San
Federal Judge Baker of the north ford boys on hand, taking exam
ern West Virginia district, and the inations in commendable style and
northern pacific land grants. The earning their advancement. .
Daugherty investigation, marked
"For some who ore not familiar
recently by tumultous scenes, will with the progress of Scouting it
he resumed today as will the.Mny- niny be a surprise to know that
fjel(j election contest and the ship- Seminole county, together with five
ping.Loan! inquiry in the house.
surrounding countigs have fur some
tiriie been operating as tho Centml
Florida Council, maintaining a
CAN D ID ATES
high class paid Scout executive who
SEN D IN SECOND gives material nssistan.ee to the
scoutmasters and in working up
EXPEN SE
LISTS competitive
games, matches, en
campments, etc. Any boy over 12
'(Cotnlnucd from page 1.)
years of ngo may join the Scouts.
Walker, district one, $24.25; R. C.
,"To some, Scouting carries the
Whitten, district one, $27.50; M. i Idea of entertainment for the boy
D. Polston, district three, $5.
and nothing more, Any assistance
• For school board:- II. II. Patti- to the boys is considered in the
Aa!],* 121.75; Fred T. Williams. same light as a ticket to the movies
$15; 1-. T. Hartley, $15; C.,A. Dal or.an. ice cream soda. As a matter
las. $15; C. F. Ilarriaon, $20.
nf fact any mnn who will look back
i For county superintendent of
public instruction! T. W. Lawton, into his own early life when there
was no movement of this kind for
$111.. .*. - ^>*1 ’
■♦
bis help, ami. will cull back the
memories of the neighborhood gang
Splendid Tribute
,nf boys between tho ages of 12 ntu|
10, into every kind of mischief,
Paid Confederates
many times far from what it ought
By Calvin Coolidge to havo been, with the hand of
every man ngninst them—will
readily understand that n move
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dcr the blessings of Almighty God. ment to lend friendship and help
to the hoy during these four critical
Common Sacrifice
"It was for this purpose that years in his career mean far more
this nation was brought forth. Our than mere entertainment. Whole
whole course of history has been some, manly sports, high ideals
proceeding in that direction. Out nf and clean living, held up to the boy,
n common experience, made more coupled with opportunities to get
endurable by a common sacrifice, the form of recreation most pleas
we have reached a common con ant to him, will moan in mnny lives
tusion. On this day wc pause In the formation of sturdy, rugged
memory of those who made their character which will go .with the
sacrifice in one way. In a few day* boy throughout his life.
“ ravuiyune
Everyone should
miuuiu lend
ienu a hand
nanci 10
to
Wc shall pause again Ip memory of
those who mnde their sacrifice in the Boy Scouts. Few things thnt
another way. They were all Ameri we can do would be worthier the
cans, all contending for what they efforts, thun helping in the forma
believed were their rights. On mnny tion of sterling character in the
a battlefield ‘ they sleep side by race of tomorrow’s men."
side. Here, in a place which is set
That Chinese still are walkers is
aside for the rosting place of those
who have performed military duty, shown by the fact that 20 factories
both mako theia final bivouc. But in Canton make rubber soles and
not one plant mukes rubber tires.
their country Jives."
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Coult Announce* That American
-.Automobile Association W ilt*Prepare Touring Map and
Historical Map For Bene
fit of Tourists.
By R. W. Pearmnn, Jr.
-The Florida Development Board,
has just completed arrangement
withHhe American Automobile As
sociation whereby that national
motoring .organization will devote
special attention to Florida this
winter, according to A. A. Coult,
general secretary of the Florida
Developmnet Board who stated
this morning that the former body
will send its mapping cars and
cartographers to the state this
summer to prepare a touring map
of the state for national distribu
tions, and its stall will also prepare
a historical mnp nf the state simlliar to one just issued for the stnte
of Virginln.
"In addition^ ,n special Florida
number of thc*Americnn Motorist,
the oiTical publication of the A. A.
A. will he issued early next fall,
which will enrry the name of Flor
ida into dvery one of the 500 motor
clubs that are members of the or
ganization.
"For 23 years the A. A. A. has
represented the organized motor
ists of the country,” said Mr. Coult,
“ and every season routes hundreds
of thousands of motorists to all
parts of the country. For some
time thi* Florida Development
Board has been discussing with tho
A. A. A. a program for exploiting
Florida's resources and Ernest N.
Smth, general mnnngcr of the A.
A. A. is in Florida now to consult
with us in the development of plans
for next season. Wc believe thn
this will be vary helpful to every
section of the state and the fact
that the ca rtogra p h y facilities
and the staff writers and photo
graphers qf the A. A. A. will conccntrnto thoir attention will mean
that the fnm cdf Florida ns a tour
ing stnte will be placed before mo
torsts in every 8tate in the union
and the latest touring information
will be on file in every motor club
in the country.’
In discusaing the matter Ernest
N. Smith, general monugcr of the
American Automobile Association
said: "Our scout car as well ns
tuorists report great difficulties in
reaching Floridn, owing ot inaccur
ate
nix-.iroad information being Asup\
£ * ,lnr° ute «"d the A. A. A. is
now in process of adjusting this
difficulty, establishing control sta
tions where accurate road informa
tion can b e secured and emergency
road service stations where our
mombersi may receive the same
type of service that is available in
the north, middle west and PacTflc
Coast, We hope to have that ser-
vice completed by November first.
Celery Shipments
"Our work with the Florida De
velopment Board will be to preFor May 24
pnro»such a picture of Florida A*
will induce motorists to come ear .Pot Yards ...................
ly and stay late in Florida t e d in Walycross ....................
vestigate all parts o f the statjnLeFlorence ......................
causc of the varied story thatVrill ’ New York ..................
be placed before them. The ^ m cr -,
lean Automobile A sso e ig th u iis
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natMn^V ,ervie*'h®*y just* ,ns -the
Florida Development Board i t 'a
state civic body. As a non-profit CIRCUIT C O U R T
■haring organization on s o b pur
W IL L C O N V E N E
pose and activity ia to represent
the motorists of the coM try in a
H E TR ij£J
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T £A Y
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Ipgis lative,-way and .tonpaka mo
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tor travel easy and thorough un
. , *Pyorderstood. Wa .take the pumps but w . A. W. SrriiUi (Seminole
land
Company)
for,$fliO
dn
damage
.
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.
Off,
o f motoring, and fe e r confident!
that our association with thfl Flor Plaintiff is represented by Atida Development Boafd and its tomoy Crawford and the defendant
members can place a complete pic hy Schelle Maines.
Peoples Bank of Sanford vs.
ture of Florida apd ita touring possibilitics beforo the * rHrtlbn rin |Fortcf-JUd#.Trillt Company 1and
wny that has never ‘been equal. K..F. Dutton for $1,100 damages.
W. B. Crgwfonl is attorney for
led.’
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plaintiff ami George A. DeCottcs
In commenting upon thc^ppopo- represents
the defendant.
sition, Willis B. Powell of SnrnJohn Noll, Jr., vs. C. W. Zaring
FK d,l«C.?m* Company. George A. DcCottes is
said thnt\o , nnMidnr« *Hi,,0ck t*on' |attorney for plaintiff and the firm
cause, loo)tin-
A T TH E CHURCHES
finH
1’ no yiejj
y°Qr *7*3
li!T*
finds
exercised
°
ward us. Hei,
,lr °y! he dexirw ,
>’ou notice T r U‘
Riven for the „
hg tree. Why?'
useless tree oqt £
thing else
^ ™ th h n f a y *
Salvation Is tho most serious
At the 4U Souls Church Sunday
Rev. J. A . Hennessey, snid in part: thing in life. “ The kingdom of
During all eternity God was not
unmindful of Adam’s fall. "Nothing heaven sufferelh violence and'the
Is hidden from Hiss all-acing-eye." violent bcarcth 1- away." Living in
The transgression was by His sin and in the midst o f sin none of
“ permissivq wilL" .But God did not yt.can hiye Ujo much aid in attainwill it for lie does not wiji unrighteousness. The mystery of the ing-evei iaatti'm'VaegPkifr- *TKe pray
free-will in Adam decided his sin. ers of Christian people ascend to
From the beginning,. therefore, God for the erring. The tearGod planned the remedy In the soaked supplications of the broken
vicarious sacrifice of His Son for hearted mother fo r ■her wayward
bo lesser atonement could balance offspring .touch Ahg-Tery heart of
God in-_their
uou
ur men iintensity, la It up^
ihc scales of offended Majesty.
reasonable then
then pr pftertsive to God
•>Christ‘ 4 ms •tei come -.Hnto Mhe to afk tho in:
sign* of .dthe
World npdrbe bom of Womap- The heavenly hostsXbY sinning mortals
choice ot the mother:was not to be since “ there ia more joy among tnc
haphazard since all God’s actions angels over one sinner doing pen
are positive. This is the more ap ance than ninety-nine just?”
parent when we consider.that Mary
Will not God,hear the prayers of
was to fulfill the office of mother Hia
own mother for those whom
to the Son of God. Every student He died on the cross to save 1 Is it
of Christianity must and docs con derogatory of God's power and help
cede her a unique place in the
and love when Mary, His mother,
human race and Is man's regen- besooches Him to use them Bince He
cratlon.
annwern the praypra of tho mothers
:v loves to picture
pi
Thc fancy
her at of the world?
d contemn!
contemplation in the
prayer and
Will the painter take umbrage at
Srumble
"
oratory on'tbe garnishing the praises, bestowed- on his master
day when Gabriel, according to St painting?. Doea it lessen God*
Luke, breaks the news of her glory to make Mary the model nf
!unique
! * . “ •and
b' . hl:
l0rl'give
* 1 " !”
? " ' » > ! - E .U .0 „ f Thonian Emmet „ Wllalso
information
,
which has never been available to ,« m VK‘ William Tuggle, a «uit fpr rDivine motherhood. The kneeling motherhood , or womanhood op
J(uoiden, pure as the Bnows of the tnaidenbnofL or ean, wp .sing thp
tourists. He commended the F lor-1damages,
i i mountain top, liying in the prci'- glories of His creatures so loud
idn Development Board for taking ,, FlorWa
the initiative in getting the Amer- ( ompany vs.^B. h. Georgo on, ap - ‘ once o f God from her infancy,
-- her /that we .bedim the omnipotence Jot
lean Automobile Assoctation {^nr- |
? ' Sharon,
f ?,r
« ° u.1 ■ * o o M J n the sanc- the Creator whose handiwork she
range for this special service *“ 'P,a,ntlff' *" crror “ n(1 ( *corge G. tity of Divine meditation. “ Hail, is, and as the poet says: “ Our
full of grace, the Lord is with tainted nature’s solitary boast."
Florida. .
thee; Blessed art', hou among
error.
Fourth National Bank of Jack women. Behold, thou shalt con
Presbyterian Church.
UNIVEKS1TL OF FLORIDA.
In the absence of Dr. Brownlee,’
May Lfl— George R. Clegg, presi- sonville vs. C. E. Mcltuh for dam ceive in thy womb, and shalt bring
dent^ of the Y'. M. C. A. for li*21. ages. Huy, Adams & Ragland rep (orth n son, and thou shnlt call his who accepted an invitation to ad
name Jesus.”
plaintiff and E.
J. H% Logun, treasured of the Y resent the p,Tm¥
dress the high school graduating
J.
U I- ant,„
namc Jcau"‘
M. C. A., conference camp at Blue iIouschc,tlcr lfl representing the
People sometimes nssert that clnss at Umatilla, the Presbyte
Ridge, N. C.. this summer The ■dcfeni.lent:
Cathorice_"worshlP the Virgin rian pulpit was occupied Sunday
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in ttm u a lk l.i
Mary.’’ r rThip
would h he
impossible morning by Dr,. McConnell, o f the
camp begins June 17 and continues i « « * j «
«
e
t
since
she
Is
creature.
. Ilowcvgr, Umatilla Presbyterian Church. The
ten days. It j* especially conduct-! M i s t a k e S e X OT G i r l
creatures.differ in,excellence even latter spokn on the parable of "The
/.or^aI1. *tud« ntj> interested in
And D raft to Fight on earth. We do not pay the same* Unprofitable Fjg Tr»e.".Luke 13:
Y. M. C. A. work. All leaders in
honor to tho student we give to the 0-30, delivering a aermon. which
Southern Y. M. C. A. activitic
PRAGUE, May 26— When a president of his college, .llic was worthy o f the profound connrc expected to bo tnere to conduct
courses and give lectures.
class o f recruits was called up fo r banker is more to be looked up to sidcration of every Christian pros,
<military service in the Bohemian than his employe. Some men have cnt.
Reviewing the parable as re
town of Chlumcc recently, among greater physical courage than
NEW ZEALAND PROSPERS
WELLINGTON, N. Z., May 25-- them was a young woman of 20, others, some have better morals, corded in. Luke, Dr. McConnell,
Ncw Zealand has just completed dressed in her holiday attire and .one man is endowed with intel drew a fine parallel between the
lectual attainments that his. neigh dlsappointmnt of the owner of $be
the most successful trade year in wearing a huge bouquet.
bor
lacks. In their way these are tree at it s . continued' failure to
To the officer in charge she pre
the history of the country. Im
port* nnd exports amount to $4H0,- sented a proper summons for 'the special gifts of God. They mark bear fruit with that of our Lord
men nr outstanding figures in at tho inactivity ofrfiia people—at
000,000, being an incronsc of $G7- compulsory 18 months’ service.
500,000 ever the previous year. ‘
Suspecting an attempt at eva human society. Even in heaven their failure to produce the desir
sion on examination of the girl was there nr* graduations. Witness the able fruits of obedience, and the
ordered and she was found to be archangel and the angel. Mary employment of their talents in the
JUDGEMENT AFFIRMED
of tho work of His
what she claimed. In . vcstigatlon was in the infinite mind during the furthering
kingdom.
TALLAHASSEE, May 26.—Tile of the registers showed that date endless ages and surely God gave
"God expects his witnesses to
supreme court today affirmed the and place of birth and all other her spiritual gifts commensurate
yield
certain fru it; there should be
with
her
dignity.
The
relationship
judgment of the circuit court of particulars wero correct, except
Dude county in its award of $2,5iM that sex had been erroneously en of mother and child is so intimate more of thanksgiving and praise.
that not ovep death disturbs it. We should sanctify and glorify
damages to CInrence Hillman, suf tered ns male.
But Mary was the mother of the God more. W« are too feeble In
fered when struck by bus owned
Son of God. She brought Him into our .prpise. Tho. test of our love is
by
the Florida Transpotatiuii
ANOTHER ANANIAS
the measure o f our obedience.”
Company.
"Confound it," exclaimed the the work! and with the instinct o f
Making a powerful plea against
motherhood, sharpened by the Di
bootlegger, "since that word scoff- vine, how tenderly she must havo apirLual sterility, Mr. McConnell
THE ORIGINAL THIRD PARTY
called attention to the action of the
"Why are you so rabid in your law was invented nobody has the protected her little son.
At the cross, before the life-light owner o f the fig tree; who, after
dislike of third parties?” askcd the nctve to buy my wares."—Cincin
friend.
broke In His eyes, the dying Christ a reasonable period of, observation,,
nati Enquire);.
finding no fruit borne, at laat
gave her into the keeping of hlo and
"Because," snapped Henry Peck,
regretfully ordered the tree .cut‘‘whenever third parties arc men- . Trunks, baggage, pianos,, safe*, beloved John.
down. "This was not done hastily,'
tinned it always makes mo think in fact, anything, anywhere at
His first recorded miracle wan hut only after he was convinced
of my moinor-in-iaw.
mothor-in-Iaw." — Ctncln
any time.
QUICK SERVICE
utncln-»any
lime.
BEHVICK performed at hor request. "Son, the tree wae barren. I. sometimes
nuti Enquirer.
’ nui'er.
TRANSFER. Phong 498, •.
they have no wine.” .
wonder If God is not saddened btft
k,,H i '•<•
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CONGRESS W I L L Report I n d i c a t e s
TRY TO F I N I S H Activity o f the Boy
J5ND NEXT WEEK Scouts in Sanford
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Sometimes I
enemy the Cbri^Q
d*y is the unfmSj
the church itsel”
I said a whiu ,
called the VhE
What for? TgV,i
look pretty nof tsl
»n the u «)m i
definite, a
■re barren apiritaal
not only uitleiT
probably in the n ,
Supporting hi,
Pr. McConnell
the JewB of ojj
their vincyardi hi
most favored ttMtii
today have beeT1
P«rd with unpr*
tages; and that .
doubly Incumheiii
un to our obliqatt'
"Suspended i(Bi
vatlon. Now, w
dresser pleaded wM
spare the fix tmj
y«df» in order th,
efforts might be
u» cause it to ykthet Jesus Christ hi
up today; and «, (
r~Be owe it
become,fruit beg
may have been
brance of theg
"God answers
Muter on th< m,
Wp murderers. Sqi
that we arc, coagl
out the suspended i
■alvatlon; and, ,
yield, of fruit, th*,
put into execiitim.
is:
frait.
. Are we- fn
V ]h
boarere of Chfiit
a -judge who is i
must execute
therefore, go inreWj
determination tU fH
we will bc»r fruithr
His name."
m
The executivii
Senior Christus ,
of the Fresbyteriia I
at .8 o’clock toelg
matters of
considered. Anoiff
pare.for a Cfariitlul
ij; for Wednesday^
so young people <
iur tow
iqg
towns will i
will be made for i
3U.te (ionvertioo L
13-16, and for thel_
Conference it Wajg]
17-22.
•4f' E. Saydfr, fg 6
mUsloarr, Did. HH
Chgluoti, (ream
Tour support sadi
predated.
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Come in and let us tell you o f the manifold advantages beiijg opened, to builders
and developers, home-seekers and investors in this fertile and virgin section o f the
county, owing to the new highways now penetrating the community.
o
Ta 60.1 feet above aea level. Compare this altitude with the fol
lowing towns:
Jacksonville ............. 8
to23
St. Auguatlne ........... 4 to 8
Hasting ....................7 to 26
Daytona t.................;........... 7
Cocoa ............. ........ ...... 2 6 .6
Kieshnmee ................ _ ... 60JL i
Oviedo ........................ ...... 1 0 .6 [
•Melbourne ................ .t... 22.6
Holly Hill ........ .
....... 6 ;9
Ft. Pierce .................. ....„ 24.6
W. Palm Beach ....... - ..... 20
Miami ...................... ..... 10.6
St. Petersburg
20
Tampa
....... ............ ••.•M M 1^
Clearwater ...............: ...... 4 2 9
Orlando ......... ...... ...... I l l
Delahd .................................... 27
Valatka ..................... 7
to23
Euatis ................................. 61
Shnford ...................... 6
to20
New Smyrna .............
1 0 ,3
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Gfineavillc .........................181
Lakeland ......................... 206
Above information taken from Twelfth Annual
Florida State Geographical Survey.
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House Approves Compromise
On Main •Provisions By
Overwhelming
Vote .o f
376-9—Early Action ,By
Coolidge Is Expected Be
cause o f His Demands that
Congress Hasten Action.
jfoami Cabinet
is and,
. Chanpellor In
le Same Position
iident Holds
>Veral Cbnfabs
May Result In
at Reorganization
Whole Ministry
lUN, May 27— Gerjs jn the throees of angovernmeatal, crisis
I the resignation Monit of the Marx Streaeeabinet and President
expected to consult
nous party leadpre ns
the Reichstag reconto view the solution
difficulty. . Chancellor
continuing to conduct
lainess at the presirequest and it is uijderthat the whole affair
mlt in a mere realign|of the ministry.
to the resignation o f the
attempts to construct
bourgeois
government
j foundered on obstructioncarried on b” the Geritionais, who, after a four
party caucus, drafted an
resolution in which they
|t«d their readiness t j cowith the other middle paronly on tho condition that
i given reprsentation coiy.ite with their numerical
ii and that the select ton of
w cabinet take •precedence
« question o f formulating a
of internal and foreign
Robert Franks, the 14-year*oId
son o f a Chicago millionaire, who
was kidnaped and later murdered
by unknown parties after ran
som had been demanded o f his
father. Authorities are now work
ing on flimsy clues which may or
may not lead to the arrest of the
slayer or slayers.
SNELL SELECTED
NEW PRESIDENT
OF SECRETARIES
it W. Pear man, Jr., (■ Chosen to
He, Vice-President and Fort
Lauderdale is Selected Aa
1925 Meeting i'lace.
A. V. Snell o f Jacksonville was
elected .president o f the Florida
State. Commercial •Secretaries As
sociation u l the business session o f
the organization this, morning and
Fort Lauderdale waa chosen aa the
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reactionaries . again., cent' in 1025.
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ATLAN TA, May 2 7 -S cr I«l
of
cyclones
and tornadoes
sweeping through Mi*sissippl,
Alabama and Louisiana Mon
day night and early today took
a toll o f 35 lire*, caused Injury
to upwards o f 70 peraona, and
wrought thousands o f dollars,
damage to farms and buildings
according to fragmentary ad
vices reaching her* today. In.
Mississippi there are known to,
be 17 dead and the list of Injur
ed stood at 50 early today. Ala
bama Is next heaviest sufferer
with ten known dead and sev -,
era! other deaths reported.
Mississippi Damage Heavy
JACKSON, Miss., May 2 7 Eleven persons were killed, 24
injured and heavy property
damage caused by a series of
storms which swept sections of
Stouthern Mississippi late yes
terday and last night. Early
reports today from Brookharen
stated that eight were killed
and 12 injured. At Johnson
station when tornado hit town
dt 11 o’clock Inst night one was
injured,
probably
fathlly.
Storms with damage are re
ported at Summit, Johnron sta
tion, Vicksburg and near Green
ville.
Bin
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P roviding .
Running O f.P ,
By United
Passed
Favorably
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COUNTY OFFICE
SEEKERS SPEAK
AT ALTAMONTE
:
E
iyitirln
S d tg /a •Rapflbflcan o f the farm
loc served notice on the senate
that there would be resistance to
adjournment until somo sort of
agricultural aid bill had been put
through.
Then Senator Borah, Republican,
Idaho, insisted
that cdtngrvas
should not qdjourn until reclamalion relief legislation had been en
acted, declaring that unices it
were thousands of homesteaders
n the west would lose their prop
erty. Later he said privately that
farm legislation afro must be en
acted before adjournment.
A demand for action on Muicle
Shoals, and more particularly Hen
ry Ford’s offer, wss made by Sen
ator Underwood, Democrat, Ala
bama, and Senators Borah, Warrati,, Republican, .Wyoniln,; and
othera gave assurance o f their sup
port in demanding action after the
Alabama senator had onnounced
he would vote fo r Justice for west
ern. hometraders.
In the face o f these develop
ments, Representative Longworth.
Republican, Ohio, said Quit ho and
other leaders in the house as wdl
as some o f those In the senate,
re determined to conclude this
sion by the end o f next wceF,
and that, falling in
that, he
would
insist
that
there
b* no recess through tha conven
tion period. He conceded, how
ever, that it would be possible for
a determined group In the senate
to block adjournment.
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Jury and the* election of Its offi
cers, .the jurors immediately re
tired and began its work of hear
ing testimony ton tho several casra
expected to be tried during^ this
session. That the jury will finish
it* work by the opening of court
‘ hf U‘ “ ^ h*” k,b" n * Y,ilra
up the duties o f sweeping and c4
|ing in ^preference to scnool wi
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foreman and Jsmes
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clerk o'»f -the
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NEW YORK, May Z7.—
27.— Two <
Laing was selected as ballff- Othars selected on the Jury were: O.
o . Idreo, a, man ana a woman,
C.| nam esi.w are burned to death i
Freta, I. E. Estridge,, N. C.
-Wade
„-B. B. -Baggett
tt, J. M. F ox ,| tod a/ io fourr simultaneous
1IU1- Jacobs,
Wash];
_ BonneU,
ion, J. C.
g qiaatera<
piasters. He waa the grandaoa
Rumutvl Lover, the navellal,'’ .
His first position o f prominence
was as principal violin cello player
in the court orchestra at Struttgart, lie toured Europe before coni
ng to the United States aa solo
violin cellist with the Metropolitan
orchestra, New York, in 1886. In
th» same year he married Theresa
Forester, noted prima donna.
Since then he had been soloist
and conductor o f Theadoro Thumas
and Seidi’a orchestras, the 22nd
regiment band in New York, the
Pittsburgh orchestra, and since
1904, o f the Victor Herbert or
chestra.
Famous Compositions
Somo o f his leading comic opera
compositions were "Prince Ana
nias," "Cyrano de Bergerac," “ Tho
Ameer,’ * "The Viceroy, "Fortune."
“ Teller,’* “ BabcUe." “ The Idoli
Eyes," and tho “ W iiard o f tho
Nile." In addition ho wrote numer
ous compositions for orchestra,
song and ciollncello. Ho waa at
work on the coming edition o f Zlegfeld’s Follies when he died.
He last appeared at tha Cosmo
politan theatre, New York, as
leader o f a epeciul orchestra for
presentation or the moving picture,
"Yolanda.”
*
He was vice-president o f the
American Society o f Composers,
Authors and PubUahera.
Mrs.
Herbert and two daughters were
prostrated with grief. Friends said
ne appeared in excellent health
yesterday morning and. joked with
members o f hie family.
Methodist Ban Upon
Am usem ents Is Lifted Six Men Burned To
Death In Hotel Fire
SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 27.
—The Methodist ban upon amuse
ments, except th o u “ which cannot
be used In the name o f the Lord
Jesus," was lifted today by a five
to one vote o f the Methodist Epis
copal general conference. A minrltv report forbidding theatre a
tendance oh Sunday* and apecifyii _
Circuit Court ’ H m
tion end gkanita which will lake dancing and immoral theatre per
formances waa tabled.
Circuit court was in session for a very durable surface, he sail
fcnly a few minutes this morning
Fanners o f Chile have e short
during which time a grand jury
age o f workers in the harvest
was selected and then adjourned to Girl Thought To B i
fields and cannot get sufficient help
convene again Wednesday morning
Kidnapped Is Foil id at
any place.
at 10 o'clock. A t that time the
f:& S S rk k
President Coolidge Sign* Im
migration ’ Bill Although
He Regrets Exceedingly
That It Contains Exclusion
Provision Effective July 1
— Would like to Cut it From
Measure But Is Unable.
CONGRESS M A Y HERBERT, T H E
BE KEPT FROM COMPOSER, DIES
CLOSING JUNE 7 VERYSUDDENLY
New Survey Being
Made Deland-Lake
‘ C«N , C , , , 1
»nd Ja
tives hurried to the scene and
searched every building in the block
but failed to find their man.
The police believe the man may
be the wearer o f the spectacles
found near the slain boy's body.
These spectacles were o f peculiar
make, and occulista said they could
only have been worn by a man with
n thin face or by a woman. They
also declared that an examination
of the tenses indicated they were
probably worn by a highly nervous
person. The description also fits
the driver of a gray automobile
which a chauffeur said he sawdriving slowly over the route taken
by the Franks boy to ami from
school two afternoons prior to his
disappearance. It was » gray nutomobile in which a school mate of
the boy believes ho saw the youth
spirited away as he walked home
from school last Wednesday.
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Attorneys
representing two of
the instructors o f the private school
utlended by the boy who have been
held by the police for questioning
since the slaying was discovered,
last night applied for writs of
habeas corpus for their release, de
claring the instructors have given
all the Information in their possession and that the police can have
no further reason for holding. The
writs were made returnable lodny.
WASHINGTON, May 2?.—The
WASHINGTON, May 27.— Fob
tax reduction bill waa put up to
lowing the signing of the immi
President Coolidge for final en
gration bill on Monday by Presi
actment into law Monday by
dent Coolidge, he issued a state
congress.
«*.
ment in which he said he regretted
Executive Session Is
Like the senate, the house by an
the eimpossibility of severing from
overwhelming majority approved
Held B y Committee
the measure the exclusion provisThe man, slim,, exceedingly nerv
the conference compromise on the ous, about five feet, nine inches
*0" which
he and Secretary
To Consider all Bids
main provisions. The vote was tall, and weighing 140 or 145
1,uKh” Rod opposed strongly dur37G to t).
ing the course of the legislation
ponnds, excited the suspicions 'o f
An early decision by the Presi the apartment hotel clerk when he
through congress.
WASHINGTON, May ^ —
dent was forecast by those close to applied for a room.
Method Deplorable
T h e - clefk
The
Norris JtiU for govern
him on the basis of hia insistent said he appeared about 35 years old
"There is scarcely any ground
ment operation, o f Muscle
demands that congress hasten and wore tortoise shell spectacles.
fur disagreement us to iKe result
action on tax reduction.
wo want, but this method of se
Shoals was reported today by
When tho clerk Informed nim there
Mr. Coolidge has asked congress was no room available the map said
curing it is unnecessary and de.
the Senate Agriculture com
for the bill proposed by Secretary he "had to get In o ff the street"
ploruble at this time," the Presi
mittee
by a vote o f 11 to four.
Mellon, turned down almost entire and left bu t; was followed and
dent said with reference to the ex
ly in the framing of the pending entered n nearby building. DetocA motion lo report the Ford
clusion section. " I f tho exclusion
measure, but has let it be known
provision stood alone I should dis
bill was defeated by a vote of
he will consider the latter on its
approve it without hesitation, If
11 t,o five. '
merits as compared with the pres
sought in this way nt thin time."
All bids for Muscle Shoals
ent law. In this connection Secre
io President went on to point
tary Mellon' indicated Monday he
out that the bill Iput before him
went before the committee
considered the bill an the whole an
Was ii comprehensive uct dealing
which was in executive ses
improvement over the present law.
with the whole subject of immigra
sion. Publip hearings were
Within a few minutes after the
tion and setting up improved ad
measure had reached the White
closed Monday night after .exministrative machinery, and also
House it was sent to the treasury
that the existing act automatically
tending the period six weeks
# " 1 *""* fl /
secretary for study. Mr. Mellon ex- Reclamation Relief Legislation and Passes Away Suddenly Monday expires June 30.
Crowd o f Approximately 700 CHI* during urhfdh six
proposals
ted to have a report containing
Muscle Shoals Bob Up as Ap- *
“ I must therefore consider the
Afternoon While on Ills Way
sens Listen to Candidate*
were considered.
to Pay a Visit to His
s analysis of the bill in the hands
parent Obstacles to Car
bill as a whole and the imperative
Present Their Views on
o f the President late today or on
rying Out Plans.
need o f the country for legislation
Physician.
Monday Night.
Sentor Underwood appealed to
Wednesday. It was indicated he
o f this general character,", he
tha gsqate Monday o t perevitaction
WASHINGTON, .May 27— Re
NF.W YORK, May 27.—Victor added- “ For thin reason the bill
Before a crowd o f approximately
would confine his report to u com
parison of the measure with the clamation relief legislation and Herbert, composer and orchestra is approved."
200 citizens, many o f whom were on Ford's.bil|, .declaring, that Ford
To Continue Friendship
women, candidates for the several was entitled to an aceptaoce or a
present law without definite recom Muscle Shoals bobbed up In the leader, died suddenly Monday aft
mendations.
senate Monday as further obsta
Occasion was taken by the Presi county offices spoke at Altamonte rejection. Declaring that Ford’s
The bill provides for n 25 per cles to the carrying out of the plana ernoon while on his way to visit dent in his statement to declare Springs Monday night. The office offer was tied up in the commit
icent reduction on income taxes of laeders to adjourn congress, on his physician. Mr. Herbert, who that ho gladly recognized that the rankers were enthusiastically re
payable this year; permanent re Juno 7, in advance of the national for several days has been engaged enactment of the exclusion provis ceived . by tho voters upon their tee and the opportunity waa not
in preparing music for n Broadway ion "does not imply uny change In first appoaranee on the-platform. given the penate to paaa on It, he
vision downward or the income, political conventions.
revue, complained o f a slight pain
miscellaneous and excess taxes; ad
Farm aid measures and the pro* shortly after lunch and went from our sentiment o f admiration and The speakers addressed the crowd said the committee was dominated
ditional reductions after this year
by western senators who were M k al to abolish the railroad ldr his borne in West 108th Street’ to cordial friendship for the Japanese from two automobile trucks.
Robert J. Holly, secretary o f the iftg passage o f a reclamation relief
o f 25 per cent on earned incomes
board already had threatened the residence o f his-physician on people, a sentiment which hns hue
ami will continue to have abundant county Democratic Executive Com measure.
*• ‘ y :
o f |10,000 and under, and numer to prove stumbling blocks end with'
mittee, mado the first talk in
ous changes in the administration the-addition td reclamation w id We.'.t 77th Street, lie reached the manifestation.
"The1gentlemen o f the Weet ask
doctor’s
house,
but
collapsed
On
the
Secretary Hughes, who had op which bo presented J. W, OatfcenJ us. to help th fm .ia a meritorious
provisions, most of which wore Muscle Shoals Idaders became
stairs and was dead in a few posed vigorously the proposal to district member of the'county com cause and yet when it comes to 4it,
proposed by'the treasury.
doubtful that their program could momenta/
exclude Japanese immigrations by mittee, who presided over the meet posing o f tUa.great Muscle Shoali
Although carrying the Demo be put into effect
Born In Ireland
law, holding that exclusion should ing. The first candidate introduced plant w« are not given ah oppor
cratic, proposal for reductions in
.Form Bill's Fete.
Mr. Herbert was born in Dublin be accomplished by diplomatic ar-. by the chairman was George A. De tunity to have it considered,” h* dethe Income ratal, the bill was ac
Wlih the fete of tho McNarT- Ireland, February 1, 1R50. Musics rangemont, conferred with the Lottes, candidate for re-eiWtlon to clareiL "Irrespective Of What, postclaimed yesterday by leaders o f
lb « office o f state's attorney fer
both parties in the house, as waa Hadgen farm bill etlU In doubt In .talent manifested itself ao early President before .the'bill was «
Judicial DUtric
that at the a.
* n* also in tho .senate, aa “ faiy- ,the. fcouM and.sU hjA .V O t
iflntJ r r
Sanford, viee-pHfsfdent; and R.
of his antecedents and past Blank of ’ Fort Lauderdale, secre
Iwanl eminently qualified tary-treasurer. Directors of the
derahip in the new govem - association were' chosen an fol
lows: Miss Elizabeth D. Quaintance
of Lake Wales, W, E. Algee o f
Nstionai lets’ Stand
nationalists informed the Madison. Karl Lehmann of Orpartiea, who were await- ando, J. N. Farmer o f Tarpon
Sr decision in nn adjacent Springs and Willis Powell o f Sara
er, that “ the question v»f sota.
m on a loading personality
Precesding the business session
tike precedence over the some interesting talks were heard
of government, inasmuch as >y the delegates on several subading political issues will ects, the beat o f which were as foltidily he sol-'fd through toe ows: “ Exhibitions and Fairs," by
m of leaders thin through J. E. Coad o f St. Petersburg; “ Reation o f Northern Newspapers to
htntary formulae.'*
i,
by Miss Quaintance;
V Consented to observe a Florida,"
tine of continuity so far
tegniting the present gov- Northern Newspapers," by Mrs.
mt’s foreign , policies was
ntd, but declined to .agree -Value o f Distributing Marked
by . .
,» * ,«
a '
».
7. previous arrangements Copies o f Local Newspapers
M V 1 0 1 ir 0 6 1 1 1
B W fl V
tied the hands o f German George H. Clements of Bartow
This afternoon the entire d ele-1 1
6
J
in connection with Impend
by
|
parationa. negotiations. The gallon nmdu a trip to DeLahd
According to Information givsn
•lifts prefaced their resolu- boat. During this trip many Im
ifh the statement that after portant discussions will be held on out nt Tallahassee and received
t deliberations, they bad dc- ■uhjecta pertaining to the duties o f here recerttly a new survey is belie
not to put any barriers in the secretary. A t DeLand the vis made o f the Sanford-DeLand road
»th of further negotiations itors will bo met by cars and car which Is in bad condition and much
ried to DeLeon Springs for an out
k? middle parties.
'•tier yave the ve.ictionai ing. The return trip to Sanford In need of repair. It is raid tkat
ill be made late this evening by a new route will be laid out fr*m
mnuncins.»»i'nto brief conaidm tn<l vend to make no re- automobile buses donated by the the Klim sign on the DeLand roed(
» It; then sojourned in order Orange Belt Bus Line.
Tonight at 8 o'clock at the Val- direct to the river, coming out en
rmlt the Marx-Streseman
the river at k different point from
dax
Hotel the convention will d oes
•t to go into executive sesbridge at Lake Monro:.
with the holding o f the annual thfcIf present
this
is
done it means that,*
banquet when Louis II. Chaza! will
now bridge will be necessary it Is
be tne honor guest and principal
out hy those who are fa
li Will Be Known speaker. This event will be the pointed
miliar with conditions. Such a step
biggest of its kind qver held by will shorten the distancu between
Gillon & Platt; \he association, it is declared by
DeLand and Sanford, but at tho
1 Effective Today nvray who are in a position to same time will cause much d d l
know.
. ..
.
tionnl expense, It le shown,
i
•' The luncheon served Monday
Work will start within 30 Snya
B. Gillon announces today night at whichtime Ernest
M. on the road_ between Deleon
\ R. Platt o f White Plains. Smith, general manager o f
the Springs end DeLand, it Is
is an
•ha* purchased an interest in
Continued
on
Page
6
_______ ___________ _
. nounced .in , the road dopartnent.
ann*»s conducted by him and
n the future it will M operat
Jury Selected |decided tJponJ1 He further sated
the Arm name o f Gillon A Arand
The deal has been effected
Opening Session IImovtnr to surface the road! be.
*• new firm begins business A t
mitlon at Madison Square
, Bl.d.urin» Fdbrwsfry that M r.
F * . * UP hia mind to coma to
I j * * . toioca te, he ■said today.
L°nf •'[ the pjacea which be had
T .n l ,ni.ty **>. ohserve,. Sant0 ***** heat ° f ell, he
declared.
George Johnson
m Notes to Franks
________ __
CHICAGO, May 27.—The Ifcr->
rest o f a man known as Geotrgv
Johnson, the name signed to'The
rsnsom letter received by the
father of Robert Franks, IS, wan
the latest development in the In
vestigation today in thq kidnaping
and murder o f the boy.
The man waa driving the same
make of auto teen near the pri
vate school attended by young>
Frank* at the time he started for
his home from school last Thurs
day.
For a time late Monday it was
thought that the man fought was
surrounded in an apartment hotel
building on the South Side
he applied fo r a room. Squads: o f
detectives were rushed to tne build
ing and made a thorough Beaten
but the mun eluded them. t
iSLtiha
meant! COiDinmcft, read
rvau uvaaui;
treasti
figures to show that the bill would
provide sufficient revenuo to meet
all government expenses next
year, including the cost of the
bonus law. The bill cut taxes by
922,000,000 more then proposed In
the Mellon plan, Mr. Green added.
Several Mellon plan advocates
from the Republican aide assailed
the measure on account of its pro
vision for limited publicity which
would permit the publication of the
amount o f tax paid by each tax
payer and open the hearings o f the
proposed board o f tax appeals to
the public.
,
I
— ;------------ ;------------t
Rl*», a contractor o f many
••Perienca, has arrived with
having been here for
o
Spiraking o f comSsnford to make hia . bom*,
*tt stated that he was in.♦i c? m* here through ln•uon he reeclved from the
wr of Commerce, and en« « lettera received from it*
ToVnadoes Sweeping
3 Southern States
Take Big Death Toll
“ Pay Up” Campai.
B y Committee Ti
The week o f June 10-21 has been
designated aa
as “"Pay-U
Pay-Up
p Week”
Week In
Sanford, according
cording to qn
an annou
aonouuncernent mad* Monday eftqmoon following a mee
testing o f the_ commitcom
tee appointed by Fraesldynt
nt Edward
Ed'
Higgins o f the Chaimber o f Commere* to'handle the details.
The committee met a l the office
o f the Sanford Credit Association
In the First National Bank build
laic end c
Its ' meeting drew
NEWARK, N. J^ May 27.— SI*
men are known to have died in a
fire today which destroyed the
Mills hotel here. Firemen said
other bodies were probably In the
debris. The hotel housed 100 men
last night. Many o f the roomers
are believed to have been connected
with a circus which waa showing
here.
Turkeys are so named because
when they were first imported into
England, it waa generally believed
they were from Turkey.
tes Announced
& June 16 to 21
Is seeking the hearty co-operation
o f the merchants and business men
of.the cjty lo making the campaign
a Sucpeas. Belief that it will be
put over in a big way, has been expressod by every - member of; the
committee. Already a number of
ts have promised their
It Is stated, and more are ex'to.w ithin a few days.
manager, o f the
in
r.Srj
r iv "
u m im r * * *
meat and. at.tha WkUa. Houaa.lt
Wad iai(T tho' Fresldettt and Mr.
Hughea were in thorough accord.
Proponents Pleased
Proponents of Japnnesu cxduson in congress expressed gratifica
tion over signature of the blit by
the President, although they had
held that should the executive veto
the measure they could command
sufficient strength tq pnss it over
his veto. Chairman Johnson, of
the house immigration committee,
one of the strongest o f the exclus
ion advocates, called at the White
House after the bill was approved
Continued on Page 0
27 Cases B r o u g h t
B e f o r e Municipal
C o u r t On Monday
H Siuith,.Ukg 4
ot. Mr. DuCuttes, waa not.■p r o o n b
State • Senator M. O. Overstreet
nmdo n shoiretaik in ,xfhich ho told
the crowd tnat he Is running, on
:1s record o f four years and that
if returned to the office o f state
senator, he will.give the same hon
est snd conscientious service that
i o has tried to give In the pest.
J. R. Lyles and Mayor Forrest
^tke, the candidatea fo r state leg
islature, presented their claims, for
consideration. The form er declared
that It ts true that the mayor his
been to the legislature for four
times but.that now it Is time for
lim to step aside for someone else.
The mayor, he declared, “ has been
there a long time and hae many
rona In tho fire," Mayor Lake, as
f -In reply, stated that by going
>ack fo r the fifth time, he would
be the ranking member and.aa such
would be ih a better position to
serve his constituents than his op
ponent Would be there for the first
,lme.
H. H. Chappell, candidate for
clerk o f circuit court, gave a short
talk. He wea followed by John
D. Jlnklas end R. C. Maxwell, candldates fo r county tax collector,
W. A. TiUls was the first candidate
f o r sheriff to appear on the
platform.
Aa on previous occasions the
crowd manifested more Interest in
this race and the candidates for this
office than any of the others. “ If
I get up here end nuke you a lot
o f promises and pledges, later on
you will put me In (fit liars’ col
umn,” eald Mr. TUUs and for this
reason, .he declared, he was going
to refrain from indulging in this
form o f campaigning. He stated
further that if elected that, he
would give service that has not
>een given before. Mr. TilUs was
the only speaker o f the meting who
urged the women to vote and as a
parting shot o t the audience, be re
minded it that the beet material alContinued on Page 6
After, bis
Senator W arran, - Republics
Senator Borah,
f e
y
‘
as*
weste
western senators would fo~o:
to bring the Muscle ShoaU 'i
vote, Chairman N orris '
a vote.
senate agriculture
—
comtnltUefavors action at this session o f
&
^ l & m i the stand that ,
by the committee last We
was n ot.clear cut, on the>
.Shoals iaue, the senate, agri
committee iordered It, vqcst
___
onother vole taken today at an ax*
ecutire session. A t the session last
Wednesday the mutton to report
the hord bill was defeated, lo to 9.
The Ljoyd proposal calling for
private operation under
ment euperriaion waa.mrp------------the committee yesterday bx James
(*. Lloyd, form er. repitoC
] torn Missouri, It*sp on sor,«
the committee he had hm pi
nterest in the proposal, w l
offered merely as a
The stremgth a l dans NA
asserted, should be tested, I
bureau o f standards bef
. .
aa safe. H*‘ d«
should be done- regardless
At tho Monday ifcornlng session
of municipal court 27 cases were
arraigned before Judge Sharon.
There were varied accounta o f
drunkenness,
whiskey
selling,
gambling, carrying concealed wea
pons. speeding and the like.
Be
cause o f the large number of cases
some were continued until the
Wednesday morning session. The
avorabl# report o f s j ____
cases were disposed of as follows:
he
said also had given their
Jessie D, Klein man, operating a
proval o f .the Johnstown,
car in a reckless manner, |5 and
although that dam colls
costs: A. M, Thompson, speeding,
caused a h oavF death Iblt -N
110 bond
estreated; Cleveland
property lose. . H e predicted t
Brown, gambling, |10 bond es
dam No. 2 would have to t
treated; Cobb Clark, gambling,
placed erlthin one hundred
continued to Wednesday; Blair
hocauseof the natural
Hasty, gambling, continued to
away o f the structure. '
Wednesday; John Hnyse, gamJ. D. Ross, supcrinUndsat'Of 1
bling, 110 bond estreated; Henry
municipal light and power ays
Walker, gambling, 910 bond es
o f Seattle, Wash., assorted that
treated; W. A. Adams, speeding,
municipal plant controlled
continued; Herbert
S. Davis,
rate* to Seattle, the private
speeding and no tail light, 97 bond
poratton being forced td meet
estreated; Joe Williams, reckless
municipal rates. . He said th » j
driving. 96 and costs or 10 days in
git rivet:In Washingtoj
I); B. D. Council, reckleea drtvgreater primary power
g, dismissed; J. B. McClelland,
tie* than Musd* Shoal*
reckless driving, dismissed; James
had been drawn
McDonald, possession o f liquor
continued .to Wednesday; Marie
Houston, selling liquor, 9100 end
President toolidge signed the im
costs or <50 days in jail; Charlie
migration bill.
Johnson, possession af liquor, $]
The tax bill was approved by the
snd costs or 10 days la MUl W ill
Howard, possession of liquor, 9200 house and sent to the President
Tboe* who
Charles W. Hunt o f Iowa waa
to suffer
Burroughs, drunk snd disorderly, nominated to bo a member o f the
which nteoasi
910 and costs or 10 days to federal trad* commission.
Phillip Grossman, confined de five days O week
Jail; Jeff Teat, fighting, 910 bond
estreated; Henry Caldw dI,1 ope spite executive clemency, asked the eaUooa.*
... j.
rating motor.vehicle on rim, con supremo court to release him on
is
i
tinued to ;WednesdayiJLova Fair- *bjul*
The senate agricolture commit Phelan TO Present
cloth, disorderly conduct and
tee
considered it« vote on the Ford
sitting arrest, 150 bond estreat
N am e o f
bid snd will ballot again tomorrow.
Glenn White, drunk and dli _
•
*
*V.4v
The Daugherty committee heard
conduct, 910 bond estreated;
CHICAr
details
o
f
the
activities
o
f
detec
drunk. 96 to il coats, or
ley Wilson,
.....
Phelan o f
10 days in jail; L L. Reid, reck tives who have drawn into the case.
The supreme court held that
less driving, 95 bond estreated;
selected
Olga Drayton, speeding, |1Q.bond municipalities may prohibit the tele Adoo
o
f
intoxicating
liquors
upon
phy.
estreated;
Andrew
Caryaway,
reckless drlvi
and rests or ■Irian*’ prescription*.,.
here
Notice was served to
10 days in
■
senate tonal
est McLain,
that
adjogrnm
drank,9 5 and rests or 10 days In
opposed
unless farm ai
tllar leg950 and costs illation was ei
Contributions to
or 60 days
sk
mittret lo tha
The total
lentlal
treated f
not.
S
VSfe
1
Washington News
adopted 1
V
er -
IB
�T
THE S A f t f o g p HERALfi, ,TOE3p^Y,-,W ^Y. 2 M » »
Some o f the Signs of.the Times.
The Sanford Herald
,
A F T E R T H E BIG F IV E -Y E A R BONUS BA TTLE
.
Figures are supposed to be tiresome, but here are some
that won’t make you weary. They are taken from a state
ment issued May 19 at Tallahassee relative to the condition
Entered ,a* aecond-claae matter of Florida’s state banks.
. ‘ October 27, 1S1». at the pojtnfTlci- at
____
__________
__
the combined reOn ____
March
31,_ the
statement says
Sanford. Florida, under art o f Mar.
STimt.
alnte banks totaled
$185,882,070.70 comparetl
sources of"the
c . ______________
to $127,381,563.65 on December 30,1922.
HOLLAND I.. ORAN
■- —A little- process of -subtraction.w
wklhahtw*jrwtT;''thTrr, i frfTE
R . HOW ARD HKHO
■Florida's state banks had an increase o f more than fiftyeight million dollars in that fifteen months period from De
s l h s c h ip t io v h a t e s .
cember 80, 1922 to March 31, 1924.
On* T e a r—....17.00. Six Months IJ..S0
Fifty-eight millions of increase! And ten millions of
Delivered In city by c * r r h » p«r
•wwlt 1 l f . W eekly E d i t i o n / ! * per this increase are found in the savings bank deposits!
With figures like that to argue from, just what do you
SPF.rlAI. NOTICE.
make out is happening in Florida? What does it indicate
All obituary notice*, rnnl* of
thanks, retolutlon* and notice* of that the people of Florida were able to add ten million dol
•nterthlnment* where char*** are , lars to their savings bank accounts in a period of
fifteen
made, will be chant*-*! for at re g u
lar advertising rate*.
months?
There must be prosperous times in Florida just now,
MEMI I EH T H E ASI t r OATHU PRKHH
The Associated Press Is e x clu with certain promise of an era of far greater prosperity and
sively entitled to the use for republtcatlon M all new* dUpntches cred progress. The money in the state banks is augmented by
it, d to It or not olherwt** credited many millions on deposit in the national banks o f Florida.
In thl* paper and also the local
new* published herein. All rights And all of this money is back of the development of the
o f republlcxtlon of *p*clali dispatch- state’s resources-7-development ranging from the improve
•s herein are al*o reserved._________
ment of some humble citizen’s little dwelling to the millionTUESDAY, MAY 27, 1924.
dollar projects underway in all sections o f Florida.
Along with the increase in the resources of the banks of
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Fruitage of Secret Prayer: But Florida innumerable other signs of prosperity are to be soon.
- thou, when thou nreyest, enter Into Business is good. MoneyJs more plentiful than it has been
thx closet, and when thou hast ahut in years. Anti best of all, the peoplo of Florida are reeognizthy door, pray to thy Father which
ta In secret; and thy Father which ing the opportunities all around them. They are using their
eeeth In secret shall reward thee brains.
Money and Politics.
What Is a Career? .. r.,0
And What's a Prize F i t f u l
Wanted: A Guardian
N I D A f i > tfr r ■ rt«r«o«n n n v t
| » U r hr The B m M Printlns
r » _ Saafartl, FlorUa.
"dpeHIy. 1 For your Father knoweth
what things ye have need of. before
ye ask hint.-—Matthew 6:6, 8.
• y<»r the Women Voter*. If yuVcan keep your vote When all
about you
Are throwing theirs away on
this and that;
*If you can think with politics
^
about you,
- Of major issues that are plain
and flat:
T f you (Vti se* your way through
florid speeches
5 - And never lose your head on
- «
flowery ways—
^Jhen you can vote as well as who
wear breeches,
And you can vote so that the
votinjt pays.
•
*Jt you can .walk throughs crowds
that shout in passion,
t And never leave your reasoning
behind:
' l l you can think, when fefeling is
the fashion,
And never trust to luck or go it
■ i
blind;
JLf you can keep the welfare o f the
nation
* Above the gain or glory of a
•«*
few— •
•j^oull make the ballot yet a decoN'fa
ration
« ' Worthy a voter, and a woman,
D a n D obb
As Brisbane Sees Itf
k ii.
wh,at is « t i r blnter in Juno?
°i
And
.C o p y riitu , 192<
MONEY— which mean:
money for .stock. *&£pU
IIfttors—cost
r,
_Jinofr m
ill *1 3 not"
ont HyesJfWl
only
per fcent
terday. But speculators werernbt
happy. The new tax law Would
cut taxes and boom speculritloii.
But it would make income tax re
turns public property. Big men
don’t ' want that, for reasons" beat
known to them, so they flgK ffhe
hill and may kill it. It is hard Li
please everyone.
•* ••.
i*
CALL
.
i
stands for what the vot(^
Nobody on earth knox,,
as a telephone girl jn 4 '
, In A tla n ta -lv T . ,
nine ba£j Ao.Hei.oW.4 J
ia too nice to stay inA^.
•W yfflW 'D O certs
A M .1 GORNA VJRlffi
l, ; A e i o o T ^ w , ?
if In Boston, " scWdu*.
world -will last *ighbi2js
longer, - ho th.t *cMFerrT
tht*ir'bohus.- 1•
•
M’ADOO SAYS he has the L>eip-.
ocratic nomination cinched, strre
nnd certain, so he is happy. Al
Smith says NO, ami his committee
of ladies—every one of whom will
vote, ami you may lay to that—
say no; it will be A! Smith. Tam
many, under Smith's orders, has
not chosen any governing head,
hut will run along under a com
mittee, directed from behind the
scenes by Smith—until after the
convention.
Anything can happ^
im’rijnce men held a tufa
Chicago without tnlkinr it
gle.nrrn.
. .
'
Holbom street, in
been paved with rubber, g,
make the pedestrian* ha
ter.
.
BoY / 'ibu
dcwT
ktow vJbaT
FiohITn ’ is - I H A P lo
^ iqhT e v e r y s l e p o f
Water furnishes 35 m
our electrical power efcj
shino supplies us with d
much £riiju> motive.
The waY To S e There
AL SMITH is an able politician,
but he has n competitor across the
Hudson river Jrom him in Frank
Hague, mayor of Jersey City. T hj
Golf A Beneficial Game.
latter knows politics from thu
Many people have the impression thnt golf is an old cradle and has considerable ad*
man’s game. While younger men are taking up the sport [ vantage over Smith in working for
every day, it is noticeable that few women are golf en some one else. Hague means that
thusiasts. This is not ns it should be. Golf is n most bene Governor .Hilzor, of New Jersey,
shall carry oir the prize when Meficial game for girls and women as well as for men.
Adon
ami Smith kill cnch other ofT.
“ I think .golf is the most important game for young
And
thus tar Hngue has won his
women to learn because when they grow older and tennis be
fights.
# ”
comes too strenuous for them— say after sixty— they still
NOW I WONPER N
EFFECT IT'LL
HAVE O m TaXE5 ?
j
U»gin June lOi Why wait until
vtiien torpay.youHbins? , — .
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*•y
.. A, PRIZE xCIGWT Is a flflit for^C
prize- in tht-se days, -a-tfR'Tirtigr
toftffn-hcfmlWifti of thousand*,’ snme>
^
^
kkAioppera* rush for bargains In a they are in matters of judgement, but not in matters of-con- times a million.
-New York store recently. Bar- Bcience. In matters of duty, first thoughts are commonly * A prize fight authorized l»y nubO
lie* officials is a suspension''of laws
agalns aren’t always cheapest in
beat. They have more in them of the voice of God.—Cardi
,$be long run.
Cottop planters art
about "tjje’ boll weevil hr
boll weevil is not wonk
the coCUin planters.
wbaT
<In.spite xjf the rerun*
increase id the sate of 6
ings eottiln stocking an
their last legs ybt.
Nothing makes a m«
go out ami chew toUcrt
mule motif
ns seeing n male
mori* t
slicked Up and actinic rwl
can play golf and find recreation and pleasure in it,*1-i» the
MISS GILDEltSLEEVE, donn
opinion of Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan, a pioneer golf of Bnrnard College, tells the girls
player, who hopes to continue playing golf until she is eighty that marriage is not much for
years of age.
women now. Each girl must have
“ I feel one reason I have been able to do so much work a career as well us u husband.
all my life is my golf playing,” says Mrs. Morgan. "I can al
What is a career? Beethoven's
ways find relaxation, when tired out from the stress of labor, job was music. Michelangelo's
in golf in Che open air. The game not only gives splendid wns art. Did not their mothers
healthful exercise but occupies the mind delightfully. It is have a career, when they created
them? Or must they also paint
impossible to work while playing golf.”
“ Golf is character building, the competition in the game pictures and write music? Is not
with others teaching a young woman to be n good sport, to the creator ns great as the thing
control her temper, and take both defeat hnd victory in created ?
Mothers are the creators: men,
sportsmanlike fashion. It keeps the body nnd heart young.”
are
only the product, depending ftf^With the completion of the additional nine holes on the
their
fame on whnt thdir mothers
country club course at Sanford, this city will have one of
give them.
J-,
the finest golf courses in the Htate. Those women nnd girls
who take advantage of the facilities that are provided for
GOVERNOR BRANCH, of Indi-(
enjoying
this
outdoor
sport
will
be
greatly
benefited
and
will
«nn,
would like to know "Whnt *g*
- . — M. S. D. in Miami Herald.
derive much pleasure from the game.
prize fight is," in connection witjv
week from today, everybody
The membership in the Sanford Country Club should n first-class "prize fight about
votes.
consist
not only o f young men and older men, hut the roster■ be “ pulled olf" in his alute orf
o - —*
; Pay-Up Week Is Scheduled to should contain the names of many of the girls and worn in Mfty 31. " **•-*■- -- •, 1 •* “
*9
A <*
May
LONG .H A IR E D MEN AN D
HAIRED W OM EN
SHORT
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
“ami
Z
women
wore
th^irhalr S A Safe deposit bOXCOStSOnly 8penny(
down their backs nnd some of them g so 3, day. It m ay cost you more to replai
Daviihe whiakcrB of the House of ■ a valuable piece o f personal proper!
n S L " ™ vBbhtad blond
I th? n it w ou'd to protect it in your w
brunette curie, nnd the armies £ Safe-depOSlt bOX in the Vault OI the Fffi
which fought with ami against »
VT
. n
t .
a_ ’
‘
'
'
Louis xiv, were under a wigged B- N ational Bank fo r ten.yeai’s.
nobility. George Washington^ Mnd lb
..
,
. Anthony Wayne, nnd the soldiers ig A cordial inyitation is^extended to yon
perukes or braided their pasted 5 call and exam ine the facilities madfi'fi
went acro8*uethe molntSm StS l •
•the protection o f you r treasures by the
— , ___________ ____________
awa-hnading toward knitting
fmd-‘tobacco chewing women,
flection proves that melancho
unfounded,
The.long haired man in the
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5
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. FORSTER, President.
1, ’
a ,F . WH1TNER,
nal Newman.
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' The spider web stocking, the lat^rtt Innovation in Germany, will
SO LONG AS all the increased wealth which modern
"list through one dance .according
<j|o latest reports. Yet, we are dia- progress brings goes but to build up great fortunes, to in
*»l tinfled If they don't last forever. crease luxury, nnd make sharper the contest between the
•
House of Have and the House of Want, progress is not real
- The time to buy real estate in
;6anford is here. The person who and cannot be permanent.— Henry George.
JUvesta his savings in well located
erty will reap big profits. Sanofrers real opportunity for
-the wise Investor.
ONLY ONE EXCUSE
again he could and did not do his
stuff.
The Romans were shaved amt
clipped, but the mci. w'.io tore down
«
•4 i
o
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W AYCR08S JOURNAL-HERALD
, Somehow or other you can't help
.£rom getting an exalted idea of
'your position when you go to a poThere is one and only one excuii
lie may plead vurioun excuses,
Titical gathering and a candidate for not meeting your financial ob he may way thnt he forgot, that he
^begins
hi> address by sayingi ligations promptly.
.begins his
laid the bill aside, that ho was too
^'Members of the press, ladies and
Thnt exeuxe in an absolute im busy, etc. All Mich excuses are the
.juntlemeu."
possibility of doing ho.
excuses of u man who is either
The man who receives a hill and unnble to run. his own utTnirs effi
'* (That history is repeating Itself ias tho money to pay that bill ami ciently or is too tmlifferent to care
•JlNlt legal one instance is assured then fails to do so certainly is not whether or not they are run •effi
i y discovery recently of German playing the game according to the ciently.
kuagaalnes dated over two hun rules.
The man who is ubie to dn so
dred years ago in which were canThis man was uccorded credit
tained articles taking women to solely on the belief to the creditor
3£sk for "gossiping."
that he would keep his promise to
,,
----o
pay-
A map whohas traveled all over
If therefore ho receives the bill
Ahe state and who 1st In a position and delays paying for any reason
to observe with keen interest the other than Inck of money he has
-Mlitical situation says Judge J. J. broken his own promise and vlojtycklnsop will be second high man
.itl the race for delegate-at-largc.
Our sentiments lean the same wsy
'toward the chances o f the Sanford
andidute.
ETHICS OF FLORIDA
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...Recently when u Massachusetts
■groom failed to appear on his
•Wedding date, the best man offered
Mm self as a candidate for the
jbride's hand and was accepted.
tSpeaking in baseball parlance it
tould be said that he was merely
Idrving as a "pinch hitter" for the
'Chairman Norris of the Senate
^tgricultsral Committee has been
accused of offtring to support the
■JPord bid for Uus«U Shoals if a
Matty Alabama gid would klaa
aim. That he received the kiss
%0t failed to liye up to hi* end of
ISa barA in , wasdedared at the
«Knmlttla meeting recently. All
Of which goes to prove one cannot
,M too careful whom ia ktased.
, ■
o, -
_
IT MAY BE udded that
ceptions, from the heavyweight
champion down to the lightweight
chrampion, were extremely careful
to keep out of the war. Tin y be
lieve in fighting for a big "purse,”
fighting
your country is
something different.
McCUTCHEON, earnert patriot,
reminds1you that the * first man
thnt ever llew was an Americun.
Thu first that ever crossed the
Atlantic through the air was an
Americun uud tho first that ever
Hew from America to Asin, over
the Pacific, was an Americun.
FISHING
He thinks Uncle Sam may be
MIAMI POST
proud, and so he may as regards
Hying men. But as regards Hy
The fisherman of Honda is thoi benrs n six ounce tip and carrying ing machines, he Ih unfortunately
big game hunter of tin- seas, lleiu nine-thread line, and sometimea an international joke.
ia a sportsman of the first water ho lands a giupt tarpon or a humAND THAT is not tho worst of
and he scorns any methods of murheud shark with hi* puny
it. Secretary Wilbur, of the navy,
landing his catch which does not tackle.
ive the fish just n little bit the
Other fish tnko the bait he has says this country Is by no means
the equal of England on the wa
etter percentage or chance in thecast out seeking to allure tho fightbattle. And this la one place ing denizens o f tne deep. He reels ter. At the Washington confer
where iust because the prey is them In anc caats them back regu- ence we agreed to cut down our
plentiful there ia no unwarranted larly. Sometimes he keipt one fleet and even scrap magnificent
■laughter.
for
j u>t as the tianper ol' new battleships, half built, to
It seems that because •the the porth will take an occasional
danger o f hunting on land for sav- rabbit, but he never kills jue; fer
age beasts is lacking in these fish
ing trips the man of the rod
insists that skill shall play the
moat important rote in his art. He
goes out on his quest of the 150- fish stores are true. Whether or
pound Marlin— which is a com not the ever-present camera has
bination of swordfish and the sail- had any part In this state of a f
fish—equipped with a rod which fairs is a question.
it’s worst than that. We have po-»
jitical amateurs.
England has
statesmen.
,
E
* .In England the lavdeclares that
w adding* must take place between
ft * hours of 8 o’clock in the momtag and 3 o’clock in the afternoon.
..Now they are proposing that the
MY FAVORITE STORIES
be extended to 6 or even 7
afelock to permit holding dinners
BY IRVIN S. COBB
aad dances in connection. < The
idpa la to malu It a happy occaafcm for more than juat the conMrs. Carr was Irish—her first mood for congratulations. For the
parties.
n*me was Honors and her hus- J P I
____ _____ _ _ silence.
hands first name was Terence—
An acquaintance of a whimsiccal
W ork o f compiling the new and ahe had
-J a conspicuously large turn of mind happened along and
directory was commenced yes- family in a neighborhood where saw her sitting there and hhlted.
ay when representatives o f the large families were the rule and
"Good mawnin’, Ma’am,” he
, a- f - Polk Company graved in the net the exception,.
“ Well, I heai
Jovially; tttla
M a y s hava.p
MC ADOO’S NOMINATION
1 hat’s a good enough answer to
the question.of th« governor of
Indiana.
SECRETARY
WILBUR' tells
you that thg actual ratio la 6-4-3.
with America in second place. And
at that England notifies this coun
try. that we must not chunge our
coal-burning ships to oil burners,
for that would increase their crula-"
ing radius," and we must not in
crease the elevation of our guns,
as that would make them more efa
fact,ive and make smaller the naval*
gap between the United States a &
lardian would seem to
nele Sam needs, In addll
g machines and soma ot
Ml
W e announce the opening of our ol
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
The nicsngu from William G.
McAdood that his nomination is
now certain will be received ns
cheering news by hi
friends
throughout the country,
aurances will be accepted as mean
ing that the national battle is won
but his supporters in every state,
particularly in Florida, will re
main watchful to see that victory
is liqt snatched away and that del
egates yet to be chosen are com
mitted irrevocably to his enndida-
210 East
nflpr some favorite son ballots. He
will get u aharu of Pennsylvania’s
vote and may cut into Ohio after
the early ballots. Thin lineup Insurea such u tremendous demand
for his nomination that other states
will full nto lino. There is no rcaflufl fur Florida to uwiat this formidahlo array, The same appeal
will pall the inecessary two-thirds
or majority v otih T S h 'ev T r w
!
esiary.
The nomination o f Mr. MeAdoo
me«na
more than
a lightimr
/ir. McAdoo’s statement does not
chanco for Democracy.
mean nomination on flrst ballot for MeAdoo is himself a lighter, a verfavorite sons will receive consid itabu dynamo who never says quit
eration and honor to which they
m
** abl e to
are entitued. But survey of the 1mectl
the Republicans in combat.
situation bears out Mr. McAdoo’s
{give thenv a trouncing
confidence. The west is his. Cal such r»
is they huve never had.
ifornia, Oregon, Washington, Ida
HiI nomination means not mereho, Montana, Wyoming and the ly V;'ftory but success^ upon the
other states in the fur west ore
P*
surely his. He will have Missouri.
UITpty if itdcttsn’L
He will have Kansas after a comJnhoKunumph o f Principles,
diment to Governor Davis. Iowa
tspublleans won a victory by
■ for" him. The Dakotas are in his
i million votes four years ago.
column.
Other
northwestern
vis won upon no set princistates are to be counted upon. Ok
Tid a glance at their state tolahoma and Texas will stick. The
hows.conclusively what hapSouth belongs to the South's fav
i o a party that gota in office
orite candidate almost entirely. He
will hace Connecticut and perhaps
rLseny TLrr rmlool:inK aim
some more of the eastern states
I
■ Phone
Investment Guidance
-LF'you want to invest
money to good advantage
a n d a re , u n c e m i o about
the best
BONUS L iW
THE MIAMI HIRAI.D
T1 re is little difference in this
flgu ., which uveruges about ** -j
So t . maximum lafuraac. ^ i f c
wou I bo about ; 1.250 for home
S S * and
tor foreign
A the end of two years th* . . i
dpri^Tet,
us give y6|j silagesiiotU’
Oiir counsels in invest
ment matters ij g 'vcn
willingly and incun 00
obligation.
STRENGTH — SERVICE
day o f foreign
not to exett
isifo fceryiee add
St.
PROGRESS
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TH E SANFORD- HERALD, T U E & A Y , MAY. 27. 1924.
—h -r
ycrar-iu i
•ri
ft,
Birthday Party ForElizabeth Tolar Is
• Interesting:
A ffair
Chuluota
PAcns
Junior Military To
Go To Anniston Camp
Concrete foundations arc being
placed for William Jacobs’ new * UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,
storo building on the lot belonging May 20.—.Juniors in military sci
to R. L. Danq. Mr. Jacobs ox- ence are to report to summer R. O.
pects to open th estored an e thr
(L.ramp- at Amttrtnn. ‘ £ irfr.’Str
The Misses Procter, who hnvejJune 14, it is stated by Capt. F.
been visiting their sister, Mrs. M. Brennan o f the University
Dann,
returned
Saturday
to
Military Department.
Georgia.
The Juniors, approximately 40 In
Sheriff Hand was in the city
number, will be axompanied by a
lately.
A number o f Chuluota residents number o f sophomores and fresh
attended the close o f school enter men who will t»ko the basic work
tainment at Oviedo Thursday eve and by one senior, who failed to
ning. An excellent program was attend ,|aat summer.
rendered.
The record o f t V Florida men In
A carload o f cucumbers, the camp has been enviable In the past
first o f the season, was shipped to and those attending this time say
New York by the Loekahatchio Cat they -are going to make this year
tle Company. This company, under the best of them a’ l. For the last
L. A. Hrumley’s management, is two woks o f school ,thcv fired on
opening up several hupdred acres the rifle range hnre getting’ in trim
of truck landw.
t for rifle competitions a t camp, and
The Southern Paving Construc bone to hring borne for good tho
tion Company’s plant nt Ijithlo, rlflo cup won for the past two suc
Fla., was ded.roycd Monday by cessive years by Florida. It is a
fire.
*
, *
threc-vear cun that* go>'S for all
MPT and Mrs. Benjamin of time to the team which wins it
Haines City arc domiciled at Mra. three successive years.
L. Jacob*' place on Lake Mills.
AN APPEAL FOP GOVERNLittle Bertina Brumley is suf
MKNT AID
fering from "growing pains.” Consuclo, as unofficial nurse and enter
Since tho Govornnw-nt is luu-king
tainer o f her sister, has scored a
brilliant success. Bcrtina's "ohs" tho outdoors movement, can tho
are punctuated with irrepressible Government tell us whnt is good
for the sting of picnic ants? —
bursts of laughter.
C. D. Rnimley and family were 1Springfield (M o.) Lender,
visitors to Sanford Thursday,
j
—— -------------------Not Ire Is hereby u.vrti th*t Ihe
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snyder vis
Snuforil MnrtRsBe Lena <-l^mt>nll)■
itoti the county seat, drove to Intends to Itnplv te Ills Kyrelti-nry.
Geneva and the same evening at t'nry .1 Knrdee, Oovernur uf the
t t u i ' .if rKlorldu
n iii
. »it
*
i t ' l l . i n
Twllnhassm..
mi
tended commencement exercises nt nMtnte
Vim 2nd d.tv’.ttf June. A. D, t»J«. <ir
Oviedo.
as *r*ntt Iherrarjer ns wre ran he
. . ... MM
the ehnrter of said corporation,
follows, lo-tviu *
FITtST '
To amend a portion o f Article
■Five of the Articles o f In corp ora
tion of the company relating to the
number' of Director* o f the corp o
ration, the same to be amended So
as to A » il as fo llo w s : .
V T U V H M W - oS-^TWVeetor* shall
consist o f not less than live nr morn
than fifteen, the number o f said
Hoard to serve for the ensuing' year
to he-ltsed by the stockholders at
each annual meeting."
•Little l. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Tolar,
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Now. op«n~20 room sjjl.
Office 148; * MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
' Phone 4384.
R* E. Toiar. •celebrated her ninth
day.
Light' lunches^
9trtJrctt)r’*fffr d bfrUufiy^iWfty on
Monday Afternoon.. The
young
cream, soft drinks. AHrtZy»'
folks gathered at ber home and
were carried, by Mrs. Tolar, as
open. Mrr. H. B. Tut
HONOR ROLL
PFn'OXn
sisted by Mrs. R. B. Chapman and
T o nmetid Article Two. o f the A r Hostess.
Mr*.
Fred
Daiger,
in
cars,
to
the
- ticles of -Incorporation, so that the *
; ra f
Firs* Grade
...
■ - ■itf ■. <
-t
general nature o f thb business to bn ........ ..
R jeers, Mary* Elizabeth -T o la r, Milana .Theatre where all enjoyed
transacted
try
th«t
corporation
shall
‘ W |IcPy. .Sipe*, George Smith, Jewell Turner, Franklin Hansen, the picture. "Sporting Youth,"
be
In
addition
to
the
several
busi
Billie Tlurpan, Charles Betts, Wes John Courier, Mor
Ha
lanaetr. which was thrilling and exeitlng
nesses enumerated In said Charter.
from beginning to end. The com
-> .4* s follows, io -w lt:
ley Cook, Stewart GatchaL Coney Ainsley Robson, R alph/
" T o transcribe th e I'eeurd* o f
edy .with Jackie Coogan starring
• .mil, fttrt Hickson, WiUimni Andrew Hansen, Malcom
TaesdW.*1 ’• - :
PILAU SUPPEfr'.
flemlnolc County, Florida, and s u m CHICKEN
was one all youngsters enjoyed.
- f** ♦
‘
ppler, Hubert Law**nj Adelaide Leon W alla*, CleytorvMi
|D»uihflnr o f WeiltJ* will
other, rouutles as may be determined
After
the
picture
all
returned
to
ggins, Lavouda. HlcksW, Nellie rarran,upon, and make abstracts o f title
Bellamy, Rose
Lbniinm m eatin* at. j8 o the pretty home o f Mrs. 'T olar,
t o the real prWpeStiy therein, and to
ht, Sarah Hoye. Mary E.
It tbe Methodist church.
Thursday wight ■at
guarantee and Insure titles t o real
^ 0^ l0°Sapp,
lh‘ n' where the rest o f the afternoon was
: Department w ill entertain wpeiy, Edith Steaklev, Helen San M a S 4 j ? p S & Martha
properly."
■
passed
playing
games
under
the
Donald Landresa;
SANFORD MORTHAUH
at 3 o’clopk ■a t the1d u b ders, Luciie Sellars. Mary. E. Tor A lbert'
the Woman’s Club of Ovieifo
LOAN COMPANY.
ahart, Lawshe Smith, beautiful palms. Before dark d e
....................... i , y l
'Mrs. Cassandra •Schultz, rance, John MlnariB, George McAttest:
Hr
H
.
O.
CHAHB,
' M . Vickery, Bay- licious cream and cake waa served
onr, Randall Priest, John Henry
will s e n e Chicken PHau 8ayThis will be.the last U)**te
A
L
F
R
E
D
FOSTER.
President.
albott, William
Vihlen, Oleda mend Lu
it* Luciie Ttoornley, ou individual platen covered with
•Secretary.
rthts department this year.
lace mata and holding an individual
p*p. Everyohe invited.
Cruse, Dorothy Garrett, Marion Teddy Morse.
|U7.
.
saucqi! o f cream, to about twenty• Fourth Grade *.......
eLague will have a pie. Haynes, Eleanor Hickson, Jessie
“ Chea^cat In the long r u n " > ei,
.-Eva Bennett, Alice DeCoursey, five little boys and girls who were
Kersey, Margaret Kersey, Sadie
seated on the lawn* and It would
Marjorie
Forrest,
Me
ft
Foster,
Leinhart,
Louise
,
Merriweathcr,
and
in tfie short haul too, if you
^ w fa a y .
Versa Rivers, Margaret Squires, Susan Gaunt.’ Bernice" Lowe, Mary be hard to find a more picturesque
count
SERVICE
for anything.
No. 2 o f .t h « . Methodist
..I .O O X U I , •
setting then all these little ones
- U dW tw it b r l n n
prill meet at the Methodist Helen Christen berry. Rosalyn Bell, Maxwell, Rose Pitt, Emily Priest, In their dainty light colored frocks
QUICK
SERVICE
TRANSFER.
Annece Cripe, Elizabeth Hirschi, Joaa(ta Smith, Pearl Tyndr, Andy
rnotory” r S t t u l f t
^
]3!30 Thursday afternoon,
end whit* suits.
typewriter,
,» » T
Call 198.
literature department o f the Lula Mae Grooms, Mary McMahon, Bucurell, , Elmer Carson, Austin
m
u
te
.
Good
.
u
Assisting Mrs, Tolar (n serving
new.
Ask "ttr *»•
|’i Club will h o ld . the last Mary Virginia Urquhart, Bonnie Vihlen, itslph* * Vltica’nt, Charles were M rtuW .'V. Wheeler and Miss
Ward, Paul Blggers, Lawrence
Young,
Henry
Jameson,
0
.
S.
Mid
one.
of the yeas at the club
Zelma-Toylor. The little hosteaa
SINGER
in* *; p « it o ;
3:30 o'clock. ."This de- dleton, James McDaniel* ' Ralph Lundquist* Lawrence Reel, George received numbers o f lovely pres
•t . " i v i i y l r . SSHk'
Steele,7 Richard , Smith, Camilla
Pearson,
Jack
Pearson,
Robert
uoder the direction o f
ents
and
among
them,
were
books,
Jc;
r|n*iw JRl ,»j;
SEWING MACHINES
til will put on a play, Pearson, Max Rumbley, James Deaa, -Patsy Garrett, Louise lllck- socks, handkerchiefs, candy and
h,
Doris Hopkinc, Clara Pnrhm,
Smith,
Edgar
Waits,St.
Clair
Portahlo
Electric
or Regular r=
nt in the House,1* at
ay Purdon,’ Inez Thompson, Mar many late novelties.
family style.
••
htnas'i Club early in June, White, Ralph Wolf, Nancy Klnard.
Thoso
invited
to
enjoy
tho
after
jorie. y Turner, Carolyn Waters,
Smith’s barber Shop
Second Grade
tt) Ahimftf wM bold a ban.
noon
with
Miss
Elizabeth
were
TERMS TO SUIT
Nancy White, .Elolse
Winn, Minnie W ateH, Roma Wilkinson, Camilla
I Woman's Club a ^ 8 o'clock
Deas, Frances Wilson,
Clam Zigler, ..Nannie’ Brown Kelly,
Se« Vi: II. McFarland at T. J. for better barber w ork
lames a ftet tho banquet at Katherine Johnson* Sarah Duncan, Marian Smith,' Donald Root, Othn Helen Wilson, Kathryn Morrison,
Ruby
Nell
Campbell,
Amo
Buc
Miller & Son.
ntry Club at 0:80 o'clock,
Marjory
DuBose,
Adelaide
H
igHunt,-- Dclmar --Battem, Mary
—nejet
Valdez
Hotel*
I’ hape ------ ------------------------------ounty Federation will have hans; Sidney Burharia, Ella Mne W ight, -Bertha
’ if, Georgina Hart, Maria Ann
■4
4’>*v , *!'
r
i *e »i*,'
Willetts.
Viola
Betty
Colbert,
Glonn
at the Woman'* Ctuh at Grow,
wera,
Elouiae
Wheeler,
Jane
Stiles,. Beulah - Mae
Sirmons,
Govocek,
James
Dossey,
Richard
|with the, Geenema-Woman’*
Sharon, Martha Almeda Bryan,
Packard, Bernard Landrgaa, Horace Georgia Powell,-Elizabeth Methvin, Mary Chapman, Margaret Bennett,
hostess,
"clock.
Mary
Earnest,
Alllnc
Davidson,
■ ja H a a a a u u a u u u u a u u u H U u a a u u u u u u u u u u u u u M U B U u u a u u u u u H U iiu u u u u u u u u u u B u u u u u u u a u u u a u u H u u u iu u u u u u u u u u u u i
1#. C. HU1jriULpptertain the Bledsoe, Jack Russell, ' Mariqn
Ora’ Ma* Culp, Ruby Coursey, Billy Wight, Mary Wight, Elsie
Lundquist,
Richard
Deas,
Mary
Club at her noma at 3:30
Tolar, Betty McKinnon, Frederick
Ntekel, Dorothy Marshall, Ernest Catharine Cameron, Hazel Cannon. Daiger, Richard Dens, Charles
■U’ My
l.
C
lifford
Belli!
TbrarUfo
Pointevint,
Newman, Carolyn Blggers, Joseph
Thursday. ,
Betts, Harry Bowers, Ralph Wheel
Billie
Wight.
.
:
■
v"
.Lillian Shlnholaor will on* Thompson, Georgcna llart, Dorothy
er, Tolar Bryan', Rnlph Tolar,
YEARLY" HONOR HOI.L
i at a miscellaneous shower Pope, Junior Fesler, Elsie Tolar,
FyankUn Bennett, Braxton Perkins
First Grade
Miss Mary ZaZchary at Harry Bower, Charles Britt, Fred ' .
Marion Haynasi Sadie Leinhart, and Billy Thigpen.
erick Daiger, Charles Thompson,
Mary Elisabeth Neely,'- -Charles
in’s.Club o f Sanford will Clay Williams, Carl Vause.
Bettis, Nellie Knight,. Luciie Sellers. Pipe Organ Club Has
, ,t . Third Grade .; .
! pork BtJtobinZon Springs
Dorothy Cheatham, Esther Eric- , 4 . Second Grade
do Road at 4 o ’clock.
Meeting A t Daytona
~ » .*..*»• mJ u ■
son, Hattie’ Green, Cornelia McRae, 1Hitrry Bowers. Ella Mae Grow,
Richard Deas, Marion Lundquist,
Betty
McKinnon,
Mary
Jane
. EVENING,
Dorothy.ManmiiuL
The Pipe Organ Club o f the Bapi la setting' o’er -Lake Mon* P m to n , Edna Rivera, Evelyn WIL :* •
'.T h ird Grade
tiat Church met Monday with Mra.
kinaon, Edwin
Campbell; Roy
Margaret PUrdon, Kathryn Mor Rqbcrt Meriwether-at her apart
iter shines with a roseate Echols, Samuel Knight, Frank rison,- Nona -Rivers, Malcom Hig ment in Daytona Beach.
Veaxey. Theodore Wade, Warren
gins, John Courier.
Mr*. Volie Wniiama. Mra; A. F.
lim e‘ are outlined by the Gufford. Russell Lundquist, Elgin 1 - *
Mac^listcr, Kent R ouiter and Jo*
Fourth Grade
Myers,
Martha
Coney,
Anna
Marie
ninff sky,
Cameron motored the party ovee,
ll( I
tr and anon a bird soars Couch, Marjorie DuBose, Lucy 'L o is Shalley, Mill Foster, Ca reaching th4re in* time for tho bus
Dobbins, Elizabeth. Gibson, Edna milla Deas, Louise .Hickson, Clara
Mad
Lamb, Beatrice Hickson, Parhm, Inez Thompson, Catheron iness meetirig before lunch.
•»
It*
rr?k.f
The member* present were Mrfc
Eugenia Keen, Kathryn Morrison, amoron, Oro Mao Culp, Ruby
of darkness are hovW. M. Scott, Hra. A . F . Mac Alia, f
oursey, Mary Wight.
Mary Manning, Mae Hickson, Nona
Itfng near,-..
Mra. Gw
|and silently, the stars aptar,.
Mrs, Volia
PERSONALS
i moon looks down with a
Bryan, Mts. Maw
polling face,
s, Mrs. Eorter Pitlfci
never* seen a lovelier '• Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thigpep
Mrs..J.
.. For,
........
■ ■ P . 11(3*
Leaving Monday on a business flea Ma
spent Sunday at Daytona Beach., „ trip 'to Gainesville waa B. F. Whlt- Mr$,. u... S, Selman, Mrs. F.. D.
— Nan Paxton, *24.
King, Mra. J; G . Sharon and th«
a a a a a a a a a u B B a a a a a B a B a a a a a B m B a a a B a B a B a a a a a a B i BBBBBBBflBBBflBBflBaflBBBBBflflBBBaBBuaBBBBBBBBBg
‘I ' - j _
Motoring t o . DeLnnd and D e l n*r"
hbttess, Mra. Meriwether, and vRh
[ s p e c ia l
Ic e .
Mr. .Willllim LoCi rctoned frem itor,;Mrs. Joe Cameron.
tona: Bead) Sunday * w^re;Mr. and
:
-CT*.
that
H,
Men’s . Scout
W ork, m i ,Shoes
th. .Qpualaaa- iwL_Mi
\ I M I I L O M I i p -s j i s w s s #r^raiT c y T t * i t f * , *a^v*
w * * i* f
■■ _
si - , t g — i i f r i**
-■ ■ v - r r >■*
- *»A- U h I wJ*
■
,
4
. JH---------TTr. . s m s '4 M i
est this week o f rauTXwkt.
r* Meh’s Arm y
r n 7 "
»At L o 'clo d r-w -te re lr luncheon ,
Men V Palm
wag serVnd at Swsetman’s reatair*. J
A , party motoring to DeLc
raftt' Tfi* long table w i* beauti
last shoes
Beach Suit^
..............
fully deaerated with zinnias. In
Beach for is
airmen and.officer* are-re-. Springs aRd Dayton*
oaciicy
n
u
L
ic
j.w
n
v
anuuicr
|
i
were Miss Drane Rob.
the aftsrnoon tho hostess, assist
Ito bring written report* o f
Apron and Dress Ginghams at per yd.
. Aycock. M ia t y - o f young people enjoying an ed by Mltis Eleanor Cameron, and
itx* uTjck. This will be the
outing
to
the
beach
Sunday.
Miss
Sara*.
Retsiter,
served
delic
lection .o f office** and all
ious ice crearn. end cake.
______
' areTnnted to-b e preaM otoring’ to Orlando Sunday
Th* next meeting will be with
A congenial party o f young pto- word Mr. and iCes. J, D. Woodruff Mrs. A. F. MacAllster on First 8t.
ple motored to DeLeon Springe, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Betts.
A CORRECTION.
and Daytona Sunday, in the party
Vf. * {
t ■V\t
: Spending Sunday ’ at Daytona Holy Cross Guild Has
Satin, Taffetas and Crepe De Chine
«|h inadvertence the name* >eing Miss LeClaire Jones, Miss- Beach wera - O. U. Ross, Robert
Haxel
Sorrel,
Miss
Dorothy
Stokes
of th e’ pupils graduating
Iiltero^tiHg
Meeting
at per yard
Dean and Albert Lea.
zmmar school this year and Jack’ Lloyd.
out of yesterdays* issue
The guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. N. i On *- visit to her daoghtr, Mra. •’ Ah enjoyable Informal function
Jerald. The, names left out
Robson .Sunday were Dr. C. r . Robert Wilson, Is Mrs. J. 3. A y- of the week waa the edueattonsl
Men’s brown
lltf-.fl
Mert’s -i Morock and son Jack. Mrs. tycock department meeting o f th* Holy
* *** **
tt, Minnie Beek, Vir Breedin and Mra. Ethel GHstrep motored to Orlando Monday w hen Croes Guild at the homo o f Mrs.
arid
son
o
f
Orlando.
In
the
after
Oxfords
Bal.
fker, Georgia Calhoun,
Mgs. B. F. Whltner, Sr., Monday
her daughter is living,
hair Suits
Earle, Eu noon they made a congenial party
Durapt, Ma
afternoon.
Men’s Dress Shirts with or without
•«. / -------—
•' l
or Blu.
motoring
to
Daytona..,
tguson, Lot
rortson,
There, wore about twenty pres
: Returning, from the Hniieraity
ilidwelL’
Collar
Mr#.-J.
A. of Florida Sunday was Jama She- ent and at 4 o’clock Mrs. Alex.
ran
. —* L- MsUhsvra Mra■
ftjlfh
i'/ wt,. Jfawy U ndress,
Vaughan,
chairman
o
f
the
depart
fon,
who
has
Just
completd
his
.ta tt add
Miss
trtdM
iss. Agnes* Berner
■Bfartin, '.JypfZie Stone, ft. Platt
motored to Orlando Monday
aft second year in law course, Mr. ment opened the meeting with a
Bond,
' T »k a < h ^ M a r«r* t T albot, Btbtqradem
oon
to
attend
the
opening
of
,th« Sharon will b* located In thnoffic* prayer and turned ft over to Mrs.
I Vaughn, Clara Cheek. Mary
oL his father, Judge Shard, for Whltner, who is chairman o f the
r, Hattie Loosing, Eleanor State Btonk o f Orlando ana-Trust ih* present, ______
United Thank Offering and custo
'
^otnpaqy. “ t
^ *
dian o f tho blue boxes, which are
it Y - , f
IflOf'
turned into the auxiliary and
Men’s Topkis or riallmark Union
CireU No. 5 o f the Methodist^ Friends of R*v. R. M. Wi^
opened every May and contests
foe marly pastor o f the Met
Suits
‘ St o r y h o u r .
Srarch here, will regret tolearn counted. ,
Of his death a t Moultrie (»., on
M*y; Whltner gave a very Interifte
r»o
o
n
*
M
u
y
28,
at
3:80
o’clock.
i s numVer o f Httie onss
United
and rating talk about the
nested te
to be
bs Hay 24. He was 74 ye*r»
Qtfmbars are requested
at the library Saturday
d been a member o f the norida T u n g Offering,
orksr,
Chair*
■Ladies’ Felt
Men’s Tropi
for the weekly
--------- story- I present.— Mrs. J. D. Pa
Methodist Conf^rencg for thjpast . She alzoTead a letter from Miss
This has become an impor- m»n. .
- n >
J^cKim.1 missionary to Tokyo, and
•* fllif&jwj|
yeats.
% _______
’
Bed room Slip
t
cal
W orsted.
daujjmter o f Bishop McKjm, who
Best Grade 3(5’ inch Bleaching
M rs. Benj. Whltncr, Jr. , lefHun- has been a power there during tho
pers
f;
Suits *
:
8he was
irthquake and since.
th«‘
motor through the country to Tal- day or Tallahassee,
__ Katnrfne .'A'United Thank Offering Cate
oinsd hare by Miss
Joyd, who has been spendin;
spending the chism waa read, and the blue boxes
ta College fo r <Wo- winter lu Tampa. Mrs. Wltner y e r s ’. opened and their contents
[Wd by Dorothy -Lawson, men. Miss 1 ^ I Henry,
o to Tallhas- showed a decided increase over tho
ilin ry , idaagbter and Miss Bygd*wllt g;o
iCtiei
i Root aqd Francos Witeon.
tee and a t t e nd th* wmmsneftent
previous year. ■
n |ai
exercises there a t* .will then
lava
^tufday -a ftern oon ; Mrs.
'Tfie hostess,
Mrs. . Whitrnr,
Nurses’ Uniform Cloth
dijai
(or Miss Byrd’s home in Inditeph*en will ■’Ibe in charge
served most tempting punch and
olisk where Mrs. Whltner willrlslt cake.
* program; will comaranca at
Miss Bynd-for somw time,
te •
Magnolia Avenue today at another
St. Agh^s Guild Holds
UMNI BANQUET,
of her series o f b rid g e luncheons
Hr*. Pearmaa,. Mr*.
the • supervUion. o f the
u»v.
Sunday
M^et A t Goidett Lake
Mot^Hng t o ------- - ‘
Mrs. Gillen-entertained
Ladies’black
Boys’ One Pi6ce Overalls
of the ladies who vteited
_ U r T R id S ld
.
'
A
delightful
social
meeting
of
or
brown
Ox
yesterday, coming bejra
, fo r th* bena visl^ofl a ftw -diya-lP
Monday was the St. Agnes Guild
lusbands who are ’
tion. •(
, Cbmrles.H., W f l e r U Chi
fords or one‘
.was held at beatulftft
convenQort v*fi H r
.....
held after the
r, of Miamt.'T|r.-Uffl« » r' Florida Chambers oT C ora n * .
. . . at the hornq o f Mrs.
strap Pump£.
in Sairford Monday.
t ^ TMe visitors’ were earaied-’lif #*- Belditig wtfh
wifh Mra.
W
Bclding acting
hostess.
mobiles
fo
r
-*
rid*
over
J
,U B B ^ v 4 r TA1HMBNT.
Thr_ aes*1on was purely
lyaBjtg; t
I carried ’ their emctally at th* lo r e lr home
[ddtat. U t l p l M
* sat-and chatted erv
onderful breeze from
» » ’ :W d o u V " lb r '«
Plan* for tho summer
ts-Vfpre discussed as this is
terns. The rooms.were -' busy, body o f young wotrouble to make this oc- w i T qu.ntitL.i ol
_
1
to pe remembered.
** * . . .
1
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?
>
a
K
I
iu i
* -
§
gf
, ; Thursday,
and Saturday—
* — ?\
,
......... $1.50
ta
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10c
$09
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 89c
79c
19c
29c
98c
“ a a sroa ew ssat
CEP
[.local
i, i ~ wm* m
’ •‘ •raty-five
i M f i
oaddy^ j %
s,cream aqd dellcious home-nnK
rer )
•CONf
Sfim net WeUeS i f
' K f:| W sy T o Wsshin
£ '
.k
;
�V
THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, %MAY; 27^1924,
IVy Smith’ s Barber
Shop for good barber
l e t n o m a n d e c e iv e
work — next Valdez
YOU, — LISTEN TO WI3E
AND PRACTICAL PAINT Hotel.
A ll Livestock Owners Take Notice
Florida State League,
Club
Lakeland .......
O rlando...........
St. Petersburg
Bradentown ....
Johnson Darla Masterly Came But Tampa
.....
Bunched Hits In First Inning
Daytona ___ _
Pyerve Too Much For Him
And.Team Mates.
American League
DAYTONA, May 27.— After the
first two men singled in the first
liming the Islanders could not
touch Johnson Monday, but those
two hits combined with a base on
balls and two errors gave Daytona
lou r runs and the "game, 5 to 3.
, Score by innings:
Bradentown ..1...001 020 000—3 12 3
Daytona ......... 400 00100x—5 2 0
H. Jqhnson. Sullivan and Cashion; Cooper and Gaines.
St .Pete 8; Tampa I.
TAMPA, May 27.— St. Peters
burg .won the first game o f the
,'Mriea against Tampa by the score
o f 8 to 1.
A lvarei started the
rae fo r the Smokers but after
ting in two runs on one hit and
four walks he was received by
Hymol.. The gams was very loose
ly played on the port, o f Tampa,
who got only one run on eleven
hits. TUton starred in center field
fo r St. Petersburg, making two
great one-handed catches.
Score by innings:
St. Petersburg . 300 200 300—8 0 2
Tampa ........ ...... 000 001 000— 1 11 1
Craig and M oore; Alvarez, Hymel and Quinn. ” ‘
K
.•if- i
New York
B oston ....
St. L ou is....
Detroit ......
Washington
Chicago —
Cleveland ...
Philadelphia
National League.
Club
New York
Chicago ....
Brooklyn ..
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Southern League.
Club
Memphis
Atlnntn
Mobile ...;.....
New Orlcamt
Nashville ....
Birmingham
Little Rock ...
Chattanooga
Southern League
_______
Lakeland 8 ; Orlando 2.
LAKELAN D,
May
27.— Tho
Highlanders bunched hits in the
first and fifth taking the first
me o f the aerie* with Orlando
to 2. ‘ Learn was never in dan
ger after the first.
Score by innings:
Orlando ____ 100 000 100— 2 7 2
Lakeland s .........200 051 0 0 x - 8 12 U
Camp and Francis; Learn and
Nance.
P
Cards Take Game
From C i n c i n n a t i
Fonseca BreaksLeg
CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., May
27.— After New Orleans had tieJ
the scoro in the first Judf o f the
ninth Monday, Chattanooga won in
the last half by 3 to 2. Whittak
er, who had not allowed an earned
run, was taken out fo r a pinchhitter.
Score by innings:
New Orleans ....000 000 002— 2 11 2
Chattanooga ....020 000 001— 3 7 2
Whittaker, Cavert, Dent and
Withrow; Cunningham and D. An
derson.
S T .,; LOUIS.
May
27.—The
Cardinal* hunched hits o ff Luquc
In the first and second innings
Monday-and defeated Cincinnati 4
to 3 in the first game of a
scheduled double header. The
second game was called o ff be
cause of rain. Fonseca, Cincinnati
second;, basemun, broke his left With Battle Fire Days Away Gib
arm in sliding to second in the
bons Settles Down To Siren- ‘
Goes Fishing,
...... .. Score b y timin g s : — —
Cincinnati .......000 010 200—3 11 3
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.. Maj*27.
St. Louis ‘...... 220 000 OOx— 1 7 0 — With his international contest
Luquc, Sheehan and Win go; with Georges Carpentier, French
Haines and Gonzales.
light heavyweight, Just five days
uwuy, Tommy Gibbons o f St. Puul
Monday engaged in the stiffest
Radio Program
workout of his three weeks’ train
ing program while his opponent in
Program for May 27
next Saturday’s match loafed be
(Courtesy o f Radio Digest)
cause Manager Descamps believes
.(B y Assoclsted Press)
W 3B— Atlanta Journal (429) his charge is too ncur tho proper
edge.
8-8 orchestra; 10:45 quartet.
Gibbons, working in his outdoor
WRG— Buffalo (319) 4:30-5:30
ring,
pitched in a grove of trees
music; 6:30 news.
WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 7- seven miles from here on the
shores o f Lake Michigan, went the
10 orchestra, program ..
equivalent o f 12 rounds. He boxed
WMAQ—Chicago News (477.8) 7
Harry Hanson; 8:16 Lyon 8c Hcaly. nine rounds with four sparring
KYW— Chicago (630) 6:30 con- mates and all but knocked out
Benny Henry, a 160-pounder of
cart: T-8;30 musical, talks.
Toledo.
. W LS—Chicago (345) 6:30 or
After skipping the rope for a
chestra, musical; 7-8 farm talks;
round
and pounding the bugs for
8-12 Herald-Examiner program.
two more, Gibbons went two
WLW— Cincinnati (300) 9 music;
rounds with Andre Anderson,
11 concert.
W FAA •— Dallas News (476) weighing 230 poumts, three with
Herman, n 15012:80U address; 8:30-9:30 choral TillTe “ Kid’’
pounder, two with Henry and two
du b; 11-12 music.
WWJ— Detroit News (617) fl with qEmie Webef o f Chicago, u
170-pound amateur protege of
N ew r orchestra.
WBAP— Fort Worth ’Star-Tele Louis Swift, wealthy packer.
Hernvan made Gibbons extend
gram; (476) 7:30-8:30 band; 9;30himself to the limit. Their three
10:45 concert..
WDAF— Kansas City Star (411) rounds were more in the nature of
6-7 *Duo»Art, address; 11:30.1 u fight than u preliminary to one.
Gibbons hooked viciously to the
Nighfhawks.
WHAS— Louisville Journal (400) head with short lefts, interspersconcert, talks.
KFI— Los Angeles (469) 8:46 to the chin. He timed hin punches
vocal; ‘10-12 orchestra, vocal, in- with murvelous acuracy and speed
and whipped them over with plenty
atrunWfttal.
o f snap.
WHIG — Memphis CommercialFrank I’ arksr, financial backer
A p p e a l (600) 8:30 Mr*. David
Wayne Maxwell; 11 Burk’s or- o f the syndicate promoting the con.
test, yesterday posted 1301,000 with
cb e s tA f
WLfAtJ — Minneapolls-St. Taul a local bank to assure the public
that the financial end o f tho match
(417)<*Aj? 0 iaoturcs.
> CKAC— Montreal (425) 5 bed- Would be carried out. The money
time; 5:30 orchestra; 6:30 musical; was posted to insure the appear
ance of Gibbons and Carpentier as
0:30 orchestra.
scheduled.
, WOR— Newark (405) 5 stories; 6
orchestra.
' WEAK— New York (402) 4-8
musical, talks.
W jZ — New York (456) 6 talks,
. music; 8:80 orchestra.
en ced
WJY— N ew .Y ork (405). 6:309:80 entertainment. .
• •
KGO—Oakjsnd (312) 10 musical;
12-3 f . m. $t. FfaocU 'orchestra.
1VAAW— Oroqha (360) 8:06 reWQAW—Omaha (220) 6 apeak.
’ concert; 5:30 Uncle Kaybee; 5:45
J feature; 6:30 musical; 9 show.
WDAR—Philadelphia. (395) 5:30
' W FI— Philadelphia (305) 4 talk;
he,tr* ; 6
8 dance.
KGW -^ Portland (402) 0:45
!*' farnvsra talk.
•i
KPO—San Francisco (423) 8:301 °jjreh estra; Ktanford•nignt; 12
WGY — Schenectady (380) 6
Voice o f tha City; 0:46 address; 7
Electric program.
. WBZ— Springfield (337 ) 4 or6:3<kk? 4tin.f )> ;3 Q m uck;
9 Bommary, Omfcrcnco M. E.
ER— IF YOU DO YOU WILL
Trnnka, baggage, pianos, safes,
USE-NOTHING BUT SUN In •
— *f
PROOF PAINT FOR YOUR any tint*.. QUICK SERVICE
HOMES.
. Siberia Seamless
Porcelain Lined
R efrigerators
Ball Hardware Co
SOLD BY THE
I
Boston Makes It Three Straight
From Cleveland
Indians—
Philadelphia Wins Pitchers’
Duel From St. Louis.
P A IN T STORE
PHONE 8
PHONE 303
NEW YORK, May 27.—The
New York Americana won an even
break in their four game scries
with Detroit, smashing out an 8
to 2 victory Monday. Krnest John
son, substituting for the injured
Ward, hit two homo runs, a double
and a single in four times up. P.uth
also hit a homer, his eleventh of
the season. Bush struck out Cobb
twice sn*l held Hu'lmann hitless.
Scorj by inning*:
Detroit ........... 000 010 100— 2 5 3
New York .......110 010 5 0x --8 12 0
Stoner,. Pilettc, S. Johnson and
Dossier; Bush and Schang.
n iiu oriU croR
QradsM.
Office Hours:
9-11 A. it.; 2-i P. m •*
' 7 to * Evening*. flCfp, ,
Rooms
F lrsi Nat. Dk. B id .'.
CLAIR AND MORfiQ
Cleaning, Preaamx tad Dd
We are now fully
New Steam Press
truck. Give us a i
110 Sanford Ave.-
WELAKA BLDG. NO
RAILROAD AVE.
The Sportsman’s Store
. SERVICE: That’s our middle
name. In doing business with us,
you not only get value received,
but you get SERVICE along with
It. QUICK SERVICE TRANS
FER, Phone 498.
Everything for the Sportsman.
117 plrj
SPEED UP YO U R
L A Z Y LIVE R
Boston 10; Cleveland
BOSTON, May 27.— Boston made
it three straight from Cleveland
Monday, winning 10 to 0. The In
dians scored five runs off Fuhr in
tho fourth. In their half of the
same,innings the Red Sox made
seven runs. In the fifth, Pinch
Hitter Myatt got n home run with
two on bases. Thirty-four men
figured in the game.
Score by innings:
Cleveland .........000 530 010— 9 13 2
Boston .............000 710 20x— 10 12 2
Smith,
Morton,
Edmonsop,
Drake, Metevier and Myatt; Wal
ker, Fuhr, Ehmke, Howe, Quinn
and O’Neill. Picinich.
G em Jones Liver and Kidney
Tonic Will Do It
As a tonic when there Is weakness and lack or appetite, when a
little exertion
makes
you
feel
tired, your legs drag, your back
'ache*. your mouth tnetes and your
sleep la broken, Clem Jones Liver
and Kidney T onic Is the one thing
that will restore your strength and
enablo you td enjoy life.
CLEM
JONES
LIVER
AND
KIDNEY
TONIC, because
of
Its
general
TONIC and health-giving .effect, hna
eetalillshed Itself a s n recognised
remedy
fo r
T onP ID
LIVER,
K B V LR . M A L A R I A 'A N D COLDS.
CLEM JONES L IV E R AND K ID
NEY TONIC Is not only beneficial
ns n liver medicine, hut It exer
cises n cleansing and stimulating
Influence In the stomach and b o w
els.
Through
Its
excellent cnthnrtlc properties bilious
Impuri
ties which have Interferred
with
healthy processes are driven out.
T a k e no FILLS while using the
medicine— the TONIS Is all that Is
needed.
THE
COST
IP
SMALL—TIIB
B E N E F IT IS GREAT.
„ ,
Roumlllnt & Anderson, Hanford,
Florida.
Philadelphia 2; St. I»ouis 1.
PHILADELPHIA, M a y 27.—
Rommel emerged victorious from
a pitchers’ duel Monday and the
Philadelphia Americans won their
third straight victory from St.
Louis, 2 to 1. The game estab
lished a record for the season in
playing time, consuming only one
hour and 12 minutes.
Score by innings:
St. L ou is.............000 000 001— 1 10
Philadelphia.......000 000 2 0 g -2 10
Vangilder, Pruett and Scvcrcid;
Rommel and Perkins.
’ ■'r5o*\irtiiNk‘ A
FABRIC
v'— Ukvt-'VJV.
Washington n; Chicago Z.
WASHINGTON, M a y
2 7.—
Washington made it two out of
three from Chicago by taking the
final of the series Monday 8 to 2.
Thurston wan hit hard and often
by the Senators, while Ogden, re
cently obtained from the Philadel
phia
Americans was
effective
throughout. Judge got four hits
to r tho second day in succession.
Hvflfedte br*ntfbtgffr,7r~.
-„;«Vrr
010 001—44 7 3
Washington
.300 002 30x—815 0
Florida School Fund Still Holds
203,197 Acres o f The Nearly
Million Granted By the Gov
ernment in 1845.
SANFO RD
Freedom from
Means Freedom
Bplhal Analyses
CORDS
ALL GUARANTEED
105 Palmetto Ave
1113 Sanford Ave.
In compliance with an act o f the legislature passed during’ the
last session, all owjvsrs. o f cattle sm oother livestock in Seminole
county except In district five, will be required to keep up said live
stock after July 1, when the stock law* goes Into effect.
This bill recommended by the county board of commissioners nnd
Malaria,
passed by the state legislature, provides that livestock will not be is a prescription fo r
allowed to roam free as formerly and that the owners must provide Chills an! Fever, Deugue or Bil
ious Fenr. It kills the germ s..
places for them to be kept.
Those people not adhering to this law and who allow their cattle
to go free, will do so at their oWn risk as the bill attached a heavy
penalty for n violation of its provision*. Co-operntc with officers in
observing thin law, which will mean mi^ch to this county.
Yours very truly,
G. L. RLEDSOB, County Commissioner.
•
(Advertisement.)
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 26.
— The Florida State School Fund
still holds 203,197 acres o f the
nearly 1,000,000 acres granted by
tho United States in 1845, accord
ing to a condensed history und ac
count
the State School Fund
written in the office o f W. S. Cuwthon, state superintendent o f publie schools. The greater part o f this
acreage is located In parts o f tho
state that aro being rapidly de
veloped, it is shown.
.
’ In 1845 the United States con
gress passed an act* granting every
16th section o f land in Florida to
the state for public school pur
poses,’’ the' historical sketch shows.
This land at that time amounted to
almost 1,000,006 acres. Much o f it
was sold many years ago, however,
at a very low price— as low as
21.25 per acre, but in recent years
very little school land has been sold
at uny price. That which has been
sold in recent years has generally
brought from $16 to 2105 per acre,
according to location and quality of
tho soil. A small amount has been
jvold at 2200 per acre. As the price
o f land is continually increasing it
.la the policy o f the State Board of
Education now to hold the school
lands for higher prices in future
years, believing this to be for tho
ibest interest o f . the State School
.Fund. The amount held by tho
State School Fund now ia 203,197
acres, the greater part o f it being
jin parts o f the state that are being
’•rapidly developed."
, "The state constitution o f 1883
provides," the sketch continues,
'‘that the state school fund shall bo
derived from the following sources:
“ Proceeds from the aalb o f all
school lands.
-i ’
1
“ Donations to the state when the
purpose is not specified.
“ Appropriations by the state.
"Twenty-five per cent o f tho
sa'.cs o f state public lands.
“ The proceeds o f escheated prop
erty or forfeiturea.
“ The state school fund is also
entitled, by act o f congress, to flva
per e*nt o f the sales o f U. S. lands
In Florida.
“ From a report o f the state
X e llf# at Appllratlua fo r A in m i lm m l nl Article VI mi (be A n t
r im nl Incorporation of
Mnnlurd-Caruiiailro
'
llmrh Company.
Nnllri. la Imrrliy trlvrii that nn the
Init itny nt June. last, application
will lip niuitn to the G ovrrnnr of the
State of Florida at TallatiHesee.
Florida, for ati amendment of A rti
cle VI of the Artlclea o f Incorpora
tion of euld corporation, which A r.
t i d e an amended ehull read ua f o l
lows:
A R T IC L E VI.
The hlKheet amount o f Indentedn«*sH nr liability to which this n r
|iurntlun may at, any time subject
itself. Hhllll bn tile sum Ilf ISOo
W c 1 ve a client who owns ono
STAY YOUNG
of the natest little bungalows, lo
Lack of health, strength and en.
orgy shows itself in lines In the face,
fisbbv flesh and lack of tquscular
activity.
L B O N A R D I’ 3 E L IX IR FO R
THE
BLOOD
builds health,
strength and energy. It keeps the
flesk hard and firm, the eyes clear
and bright. It puti color in the
cheeks, a aparkle in the eye and
flesh on tho body. I t la the ideal
cated o a northwest corner lot in
the besi residential section o f San
ford wl is willing to sell or trade
for lari r home.
Made to the Specifications of several h1
dred housekeepers through the co-opc
tion o f the
WHENYOU SEE IT YOU WILL
AG EE ITS A BARGAIN.
000 .00 .
SANFORD-CORONADO
REACH COMPANY,
Ily EDWARD IIKIGINH.
President.
Britt
RsaltyC
INSTIT
A perfectly balanced, perfectly mi
iron, in short— Y O U R IRON.
Carried in stock with other useful a
guaranteed .W estinghouse app ta1
suitable for g ifts o f every occasion.
ncorporated
Ua* Grandma’ * Sag* Tea and
' Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
WUI Know. Best for coughs and colds.
Adv,
The use o f Saga apd Sulphur
fo r restoring faded, gray hair to
Ita natural color dates back to
grandmother'* time. ; She uc ed it
to keep her.hjllr benutlfullr dark,
glossy and attractive.. Whinwwh
.bar hair .took oil that dull, faded
or streaked appearance, thia* sim
ple
applied with woolo mixture was
v
erful effect.
But brewing at home la musay
and out-of-date. Nowadays, by
askiiig at any drug store for a
bottle o f “ Wyeth's Sage and Sulbhur Compound," you will get this
'famous old preparation, improved
by the addition o f other ingredi
ents, which.can be depended upon
S
Room* 515-516
’•rat Nat’l Bk Bldg.
J. M. GILLON
Electrical Contractors
EVERYTHING J&ECTRICAL
Our Policy* “Ybur M oney Back I f vou ar*f
Satisfied.” 1
Our L ihe: “ W ilkes W onder Ftfeds.”
Good Goods”— Grain, Hay, Dairy Supple
of winter
m druggists 'sa y
hair *o naturally
nobody can tell It
U .Y ou almply dap
4
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�THff*SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1924
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Political
Announcements
NEEDSOFTHEHOUR
W hat are the needs of the hour— the
most imperative demands of home or busi
ness?
.
,*
Do you seek a new house, apartment or
flat?
%y
W ould 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 w ill
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?
A re you desirous o f supplementing your
income by part time work in some congenial
line of endeavor?
W ould a profitable business venture in
terest you?
Have you lost or found some article o f
value?
Do you seek opportunity in buying, sell
ing, renting, exchanging?
In the solution o f all these needs o f the
hour and scores of others that are just as im
perative.
Political
uncements
6unc
M ISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
A dverti.aj" g
n oA itn ,
- r u n c’ l e h i v v c i i i c u i t c o u n t .
I wish to announce that I aut sf
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate
for
Member
df
fhe
^
«,
. •* i r *
candidate
for Clerk o f the Circuit
School Hoard o f Seminole County
,rd id*, will W r * Trriih School District No' 3, « Object Court o f Bemlitole County, su b ject
Wit the derision o f the Democratic to Democratic primary, June 3rd.
If elected. 1 promise the faithful
s f f K a s S * 1 primary to b ehebi June 3. 1924
performance of the duties c o n
______________ M. H. PATTI3HALL.
nected
with that office.
J0« ■ Ho*
___________________ W. I- MtIIIDAN.
... Be v Ho** t; Foil 4‘OUMTV. COHyismONGU.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
... 0* O.IIO*
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
( o r re-eirctlon
fo e the o ffice of
_____
4o o l|n«
I reapertfuliy announce m yself
lOounty Commissioner of Seminole
as
n
candidate for the House of
Cousty, District No. 1, subject to
c* Typo double abdY*
from
Seminole
the action of the Dem ocratic pri Representative
County, subject to the Democratic
fgi dales oro fo r conmary June 3. 1334.
primary. June 3. 1914.
If elected
lns«rt!ons.
________
a . I. BLEDSOE.
I will advocate constructive le g i s
of overage length
KOIl MEVIIIKra ACIIOOI, IIOAIlt). lation fot the benefit of the g r e a t
nted “ Hne
I hereby announci* m yself a can* est number of people In Seminole
Hcharge loo fo r flrat
IbJate for re-election to the office County and the state of Florida.
J. It. LYLES.
if member of the Bonrd o f Puttllc
filing Is re»trlcte3 to
Instruction.
representing
School
tUMlflcotlon. ■
FOlf REPRESENTATIVE.
Dlatrlct
No.
I
o
f
Seminole
County,
TOr |a viade The Sanannounce my eandldacx
subject to the Democratic primary forI hereby
.j will be responsible
member House of Representa
to be held on June 3rd. 1311.
m Incorrect Inoertlpn.
tives
for
Seminole
County, subject
KRED T. WILLIAMS.
nwr, for subnequent
to the action of the voters at the
The office should be
T O T H E V n T E n . V O P - T H E |#TII Democratic primary. June 3.
imidUtely In cose 'o f
FORREST LAKE.
.SEN ATO RIAL D IS T R IC T .
After due consideration, I have
FOR
COUNTY
COM Ring ION E ll.
iDVKRTUIEnS.
; ’ ■ decided (o heroine a candidate for
I hereby announce my candidacy
re-election to the State. Senate for County Commissioner for the
,4 f,preiejitakl\* tbjBffrom the 19th Senatorial District, Fifth District comprising Cbulunnilior with roves, rules
composed o f Orange. Seminole and ta. tienevn and Osceola, xubjo*.. to
Hallos, will g lv o you
lA/ermotlon.
And IT Osceola Counties, subject to the the action of the Democratic p r i
Democratic prlnmary to be held mary Juno 3.
U»f will artist
in
June 3rd.
I respectfully solicit
per want a d to .m ik e
C. „ . HAULKIISON. __
your support.
rictus.
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
________
M. O. OVKBSTBKKT.
I hereby announce that 1 am a
BT.tAT NOTIC*. .
F O l l t-tvNMTAIll.K.
candidate for the o ff Ire of Clerk
itri itiniiDl g iv e their
I hereby annoonce m yself a ca n o f the Circuit Court of Seminole
poster rice od d resov oo
didate fo r re-election on June 3rd. County, subject to the action o f the
heir plioijce ftgnllMr It
1914 ns ConstnUIe o f District Num Democratic primaly In June. 1914
i reiult-t-' •About
ber L o f Seminole County, which ________________ II II. CH Al’ I'KtJ,.
t of a thMuUndi h u o
Includes voting precincts Numbers
FOR
md the others ■can't
1 ,2 . 3 and 4. I will appreciate the „
►
J*1* COUNTY J t l i m l support of alt voters In District T " ,h * I eop le of Hem In'ale
u with
yo u vunless
Number 1.
* am 11 candidate
for County
your addresa.
Judge, your support and vote on
R. C. (CLAIJDJ W HITTEN.
eellBeaar*' MtJSH'he
June the 3rd will he appreciated.
person nt T i e Oee' FOR C O H N f? c i f t i H l U r o N E l i r
SAMUEL A. II. WILKINSON.
itd otflee or b y letI hereby announce my candidacy
FDR COUNTY JUDGE.
tliphou*
dlaeostloo
for County Commissioner for the
of course, to the action
■el valid.
Fourth District o f Heminule Coun o f .Subject,
the
Democratic primary to be
ty.
Subject to the action o f the held June
Prompt, E fficie n t
3rd, I will be a candidate
June Primary o f 1914.
Service.
fur the office of Cnunyt Judge of
C. L. WEST.
Semlnolu County. I shall be g r a t e
Po r s n K R f F P .
ful for tile nomination and e le c
To the Voters o f Seminole County: tion. ami If elected I nssure the
1 hereby announce m yself a can citizenship of Seminole a fair and
didate for Bherlff
of
Seminole faithful administration of the a f
County subject to the action o f the fairs o f the office.
Democratic prim ary to be held on
SCHKLLE MAIN EH.
June 3rd. If I am elected 1 pledge
KUIt
COUNTY
CO 31Ml ANION Kit
frfT p n iM IE C IJ T W Q
myself to fuinil the duties o f this
1 hereby announce my candidacy
ATTdH-NEY.
ifflce to the best o f my ability.
for
the.,
office
of
County C om m is
i annouhee that I shaP
E. E. BRADY.
idste for the office of ' AMNOI'SCEKEnI Foil "STATE"' sioner from District Number one, of
Seminole County, subject to the a c
w a n in g Attorney, auhATTORNEY.
tion of the Democratic prlmsrv June
indorsement
of the
I
announce
m
y
se
lf
a
candidate
3- I 9f«BOSTON STEELE.
voters at the June 3rd. fo r the office o f Stato
Attorney
Ftllt I’ ROSF.t'lITINfi- ATTQUNKY
fur
tht
Seventh
Judicial
Circuit
of
I desire to u nnouw o to the cltlEOIIOK C llEHIUNO.
Florida, subject to the Democratic sens
of Bcmlnole County that I am
primary to be held In June.
If A candidate for the nomination to
TAX A s f l g l H O I L ; .
my
record he Prosecuting Attorney for tho
announce that X am a upon- examination o f
for re-electloyi to . the my qandldat^ la. fuvorbly cnnsld- County Court of Seminote County,
Tat Assessor o f Semi- triil, your vote and active support subject to the action o f the D em o
subject to the d f d a - will be appreciated.
cratic primary. June 3rd. iviv.
I
M IL L A R D II. SMITH.
Democrutlc 'Prim a ry to
will bn grateful (or your vole and
I 3rd. 1934.
f o r
c o I ntT
COMVTISHIO. n F h . ' the nomination
A. VAUtJHAN.
I pereby announce my vandtdacy _____ ERNEST F. HOtWHOLDER.__
FOR SALE— My place on west
to
the o ffice of
SrOR—JVIITIUr. OF PEACE
R IVT CN 1 IRN T O P I’ U g * fo r . re-eleftlon
C odb ty Commissioner of
Dlatrlct
side, 10 acres of irrigated land,
I hereby announce my candidacy
I n iS T I t U C T I O N .
innovate njy candidacy No. 3. Bethbinle County, subjort to for Justice of I’ esce In uud for tho 7-room house, tools and other equip
the
actlon.’
o
f
t
h
e
voters
on
June
linn ' to- th e A 'o fflc o of
First District o f Somlnole
County.
ment. j , c. Staples.
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prlnlendent o f Pubtf Ird.
P. M. ELDE
i»e W . K.NT2MIN0ER.
uf Hrminoln Coui
T T gfcllOOL IltiA KD ■**k' fi»r*r*r*am
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o.uuca i u i * * 4 .0 tcanSheriff t»L ..........
f i r SiV-BuaWtna rihw'cjsarttig
•lectlon
aa>B«me«nber
te
for
DfWTO
. I to the Democratic primary,
Of the
o f IMibllo In Jut!
four
to five hundred dollars per
he County Hoard
:
uno 3rd. 1934.
j.
LEE
ATT CtHHHMIDKKIb
struction
from
District
No. I,
month. |l,ti00 takva iL
Come
announce my candidacy /CltOieva.
Oviedo,
Osceola
nod
FOR Util'NTY JUIK1E.
<iulck.
. , .*
tire of County Commla Chuluota) aubject t o the action of
1 hereby announce my candidacy
District Number T w o the - Democratic p rim ary. June 3rd.
For Salt— Ten acres, 800 feet
Jounty, aubject to A»• 1914A Having served as a mem for the office of County Judge lake front, good dwelling, garage, a
o
f
Seminole
County,
eubject
to
the
■h* Democratic PyJfuM’y ber* Of the Rdard since 1915. and
having
been
ch airman
of
the ACtlun o f the voters s i the Demo- good variety o f fruit trees, a bagi l V. I
|-.j.
gain for $4,U00. Terms
Board slnte l»tO. especially Ilia me
the work required of a Hoard
Wo have the largest Hating on
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member, and If re-elected I p rom
NO. 1.
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Mm;1Vun6Vscy
,cclory
and vegetable farm s in the
ise the name conscientious and con
anneunce Uis»t I a m . a
service as has been rend- for County Comnilssloasr fu* the .city. If you want a city lot, a au[or constuulo of Dlatrlct structive
many yea rs o f service. Jrd District, comprising the b w n s burban lot, a house ready built.
»J*ct to the Democratic sred In my ClIAS.
-*f Lake Mary. Longwuod,. ant Al*
fa rm » r n v , n , imutkinn in
F. HARRIHON.
te held June 3rd. 1914.
• Geneva. Florida. tamonte Hprlng*. and respectully celery farm, grove o-- anything in
:t being composed o f the
the
real
estate line call on us. We
solicit
thw
eupport
of
the
vutee
o
f
FOR NIIKIIIPr.
voting precincts. .BanI hereby announce myaelf ae a thla district ut the primary b be sell at the owners' price only. Call
Monroe and Paolo.
c a ml I(Into fur 111* o ff ic e o f Bherlff held June 3, 19I4t
and see us. Wc give you the bar
E. K. W A L K EH.
W. U. llALLAlb
o f Seminole County, subject to the
gains and service.
TICK OP T H E PEACE. Democratic primary J une. 1914.
F o i l COUNTY rOSISIISSIONil.
announce t h a t ' l am i
I hereby annuunce
my
cndl- THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
W. A. T1LUB.
for the o ffic e o f Justice
dary fo r County Commlsslonerlor
SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX.
FOR S H E RIF F .
ire In and fo r the Plrat
the Fifth Dlatrlct o f Bcmlnole CenI hereby a nnounce myaelf a can
flftrt of Bcmlnole County.
Bubject to the action o f :he FOR SALE or trade for good auto
the tegad and efficient dldate fo r re-e’ ectlon to the office June Primary of
29 acres hammock land on St.
K I|.n K :
*f the executive officers o f Sheriff o f Bcmlnole County aub
Johns river; two 4-room cottages;
inly I promise to d o my ject to the action o f the Demo ...... KOIl CI.KHTC OF COURT.
cratic primary to he held on June
nut prejudice.
I hereby snnoun< t< my cnndltby 30 minutes’ drive from Sanford.
1. If elected for another term I
* 0. HTIU NO V RfiLOW.
P. O. Box 1030, City.______ _____
pledge t o fulfill tho duties o f the for the Office of Clerk of the tr'NOTIUL.
cult Court. Seminole County. I, r- FOR
o
ff
t
c
i
in'
the
e.rtne
e
fficien
t
manner
SALE— Five acres land,
» canilidate fo r'rep n m lIda. subject 10 tho decision o f |o
Part is cleared. Easy terms. In
tk* office o f Stale At that ,1 have conducted It in tho Dvinocratlc primary to be heldin
th* SeVi-pth J u d ic ia l Clr- P* a P (
June 3rd. A. U . 1914. 1 stand >r quire of O. C, Howard, 1103 Oak
• C. M. HAND.
t Stain of Florida, aubefficiency and servlet In o ff Ice.
Avenue.
* , F O R . T A X COLLECTOR.
■ctlon o f the Dim#VANCK K. DOUOItABI
t with to announce that I am a
ratry- Your enaoraement rntidMate fo r re-election t o the o f Pun stT T k m rv ATtnrT’ hom ‘ Tt
•4 tarnr of o ff ic e w ill be fice of County Tux Collector of
N 1 N K T K K N T I I M K N A T O I t lA L
ipreclated.
D IS T IlllT .
Seminole County, aubject
to the
EOHOE A. DECOTTKS.
Wouldn’t
I announce my
candidacy t FOR RENT— Room*.
action o f the Democratic primary
Linvy. Seventh Judicial losbe held In June.
nomination as State Senator fni
you be able to use thp money se
nit. State or F.oriaa.
JNO. D. JINK1NS.
the Nineteenth Senatorial Dlstn. cured by renting that vacant room
Wa^jtRaTIflr
subject to the Democratic Prltny
F O B C O U N T Y C O J IM ISM IO N K B .
now* going to. waste T Thera art
>i»n of Seminole County:
I hereby announce
niy
cendl- to be held June 3rd. 1 nm an »
t announce my candidacy ducy for County Commissioner for tnrney at law practicing at Be many persona looking for places to
Hire " f Sheriff uf Bcml- District No. 1. Bemlnole
County. fnrtt. Florida, and hsve been a r- stay. Kelp take care o f them and
Ids at o f and attorney In the Nl* not only make money but assist in
dy. aubject to the voters
teenth Senatorial District for I
•niocratic I’ rlnmr:
years. Your support will bs grs* keeping people in Sanford. Phone
bird. ,J9J4» — '
i , . p p r . c l . t n L L B W t8 0 .BnTA N 148 and give your ad over the tel
•or years, pi
In a buaineaa
ephone. Use Tho ellrald for quick
of the proper
_____ .
F u ll g T A T B A T T O B N B Y .
service._______________ ___________
aulztanta and eogneatly candidate for th e ufflcs o f County
I hereby
announce my cant
•upport of all law 4a- JudKd o f Hemlnole County# f u o jt c f dscy for the office of State Attc FOR RENT—Two large house
to the Dem ocratic jsrlniary, J “ j * lc3- ney for the Seventh Judicial Cl
rot era. on June 3rd.
keeping rooms. AH convenien
1914.
I pledge
fa ithful
HAr II ON D U A LLEN;
cult of Florida, subject to the Dei ces. Can be see nafter 0 p, m. 409
should you n o m l M t . m . . H A R 0N
o c r .U c Primary to b - b .ld Juns P a ]m etto A y e ^
UAHil t)V PUBLIC INw u u trrioN .
P o l l <:dlJj?T9 c b M M H a T d N riT T
announce my candidacy
rtt-*‘r r T F O R R E N T — F urn ished room. 214
1 hereby announce my candidacy ________________ — — rl;"n ;ix member o f tho
. . KO,u
. . . East Second street.____________
the o fD c s Of
Public tnatructlon tor for rs-slectlon to
1 litif- Id qhnull nee ififitjl •
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County. Florida, repre County Commissioner from n is didais fur the o fflcs of Tax C o V 0 R R E N T — T w o la rge, cool fu r trlct
Number
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feljool District I No. I. of
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lector
o
f
Hsmlnele
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ou
a
V
.
aubje#
nj»hed
h
ousekeeping
roo
m
s $18
of
bounty, aubject to tho County, subject to ths action 3rd.
to ths decision of thw ^,!"V >cr ? i h e r m on th or 15 n*r w *«k ’t l ? F
ths
Democratic
primary
Juns
3rd
"^primary to be held on
I'rlm iir/ lo b t htltl Jun®
WCd*.
L.
R. C. MAXWELL. F ifth street.
1* ,< ‘
II. F. W H E ELSrjft.
' CHAR. AJ DALLAS.
C*sh In AdvanCe
tv
Help W anted
WANTEBCyaaferd lDafclties<
LEARN ABOUT Folk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele
gram. Beit advertising medium In FOR SALE— Fine heifer 3-4 Jer
sey. Will.bo fresh in July, $35,
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla.__ I,. A. Renaud, Sanford Heights.
COLUMBUS t o o LEDOTlT^^CfluuT FOR SALE— One 14 H.P. gaa en
Ifleit udn nave the largmt circu
gine at a bargain. Ifoolehanlation In Hnuttnvoatern
Georgia.
Rate Sc (l-w u rd ) Rne.______ ___ Coleman Co.
AUVETTFISK in the Journal-Uer- JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop
is located nt the eoner of 4ourth
ald. South Georgia's greatest
newspaper, ilorning, afternoon, and Pine Ave. and he will be glad
weekly and Sunday Classified rates to see any of hia old customer!, and
10c tier line. Waycross Journal- take care of thei rwanta at any
time. Ho does genera) nuto repair
Hcrnltl,
tit" Wqycrosg, Georgia.
Apartm ents
work, and guarantees satisfaction.
TO REACH the- prosperous farm Bring your auto troubles to him,
For Rent
ers and fern growers of Volusia and then forget them.
county advertise in the DeLand
FOR
RENT—Two
room apart- •<
. ete radio equipDaily News, rate lc per word, cash \Polt sAMv -Complt
ment,
with
or
without
garage. **
will take small cash payment cia n*w a
with order.___________________
and balance easy terms. Box 201.
Avenue,
A LITTLE WANT AD in The care Herald.
FOR RENT— Two room apart
Herald will bring you big re
ment. 202_Park----Avenue.
•* >■ v
K
)R
SALE—
Household
furniture,
-—_ :—
— _______
sults Advertise those old articles
FOR
' KENT—Two
RENT— Two room houaa- „
consisting
of
living
room,
d
i
n
,
V
K
yon have stortd away and have ing room and kitchen.
L ket’ *linK apartment, 719 Oak
no use for. A little thirty-cunt ad north and must dispose of It. Going
TeleAvenue.
,,
ntuy bring you several dollars. phone 6I4-J.
FOR
RENT—On
June
3
fine
new
Rhone 14K ami a representative
apartment and garage at Silver- *•*»
will call to see you.
____ h’Oil SALE—Contple radio etiquipUke, J10 per month. W’ riU Dr. ;irol
ment
ami
complete
acts
ut
various
FLORIDA -ORLANDO— Orlando prices. Ca»h or terms. Box 201, Noble. Box 1122 Sanford, or. call
mornng Sentinel; largest classi care Herald.______
nn him nt Silver Lake,
fied business, rate Ic a word, min
FUR RENT— Desirable ground
F
o
r
s
A
t.E—
A
line
Holstein
cow
imum 24c cash with order.
floor npartment. Summer rates.
with first calf, gives 0 gallons or
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
20fl E. ■Third St., or N e W E r t
»
1
k
yeo
lvy
Bridges
on
gusta, Ca.—Augusta’s greatest Beardall_Avenue, or phone 3303.
Prlfitery. opposite poatoffice.
classified medium, rnte cash ,09c
FOR RENT—After June 1st, one
TAMPA
T
R1B
U
N
hT^Dcat
tlaily
charge. 10c per Une, minimum
apartment.
Apply 1000 Oak
v
paper of all. Delivered to your
.aOc.
________ ___________
—♦
door each morning. Stephen Hhln- Avenue.
Ma i n e - Waterville; Homing Sen- holser, Jr., i’hone 180.
Adv. hOR RENT—One three-room fur
tincl. Thousands of Maine peo
nished apartment also four room *
ple are interested in Florida pnij:- DR SALE—DeSofo Paints "and unfurnished apartment. 218 French
varnishes,
at
Sanford
Novelty
erty. Reach them through the Works, sole agents.
Avenue. Inquire 300 French Ave- ,
Sentinel. Rate card on applica
nue.
•
tion.
FOR RENT — 4-room bungalow
F a I3I IIFa c H COUNTY—The
also three-room apartments near
Lost
and
Found
scene of stupendous development
Beach and Main Street, 337 U fa
Read about it in the Taira Beach nesr an opportunity
n unity to keep Oak, Daytona Beach, P. O. Bax
Post Sumple copy sent on re
abreast with the
the tlmea
til
b y not 1148.
quest_________________ __________ reading the classified
--------pages of FOR
RENT— Nice four
room ,tj
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally your daily newspaper. Herald
apartments,
furnished,
electric
Times, the great home daily, want ads contain many Intcreatin, lights and water, screened porchei
rate lH c per word, minimum messages. It will pay you to rea Best location. M. N. Blanton, Co-’
'
charge 25c cash with ordfr. Write them dally.______
ronado Beach, Fla.
for complete rate card.
_
-ColTio dog, "brown nnd
DEVKI.OUKUS a t t V:n TT6 ^ —"pTt^
white. Return to Herald. Re-
5
aarula Is bealnnlng the arestnst de- ward.
_
vetn|)ment In niurlda's hlstury; a
half million dollar hlttltway to the W / TT B unchof key. in leather
Itulf beach Just
finished: a two
key holdcr-or purse. Reward if
million dollar hrldar acmes Kecum- returned to Herald office.
♦I l f
hln tiny started: iiuartiT
million
dollar opera house tinder construc L O S J -a h in rim glifsies a't Lake PLENTY UK OTHER TRANStion) tw o mllllnns being spent on
Mary, bun day. Finder please
yes. but none with SER- ■->
ItlKhwuy; Kmates! chance (or live return to Herabl ..IVl^U
for their middle name. Phono
d eveloper, to x*t
in on ground
—0
Reward.
I loot * Write Development D e p a r t -! f tJD N D — T eddy
bear.'
Call at
l*u m*
ment The Uenaacola N*w«.
1 Herald office.
1
ARB YOU
MOVING?—Call WANTED w eC S E S —By many WKtJT VUUHNIA—Clarksburg. The
„ QUJCK SERVICE TRANSFER.
Clarksburg
Hxp.mertt. m orn in g'
’ peuple desirous of living in San Inatu.ltiiK
do Hta Job aa jrou want It
Bunita'y, m.irplng lnsu«. I
ford. If you want to rent your I cent pnr wont, minimum 34c. .
Read Herald W ant Ads For Profit
Use Them for Results
R E A L ESTATE
m
!wwgataP!BT taoiuiasJ
Rooms For Rent
Miscellaneous
W anted ,
HOUSES W A N T E D
place invest thirty penta in a Her-
___ _____________________
Wanted To Rent
^ AK t o > r -W t ir - I Z T n l S S r * *
t o y ™ '- * ™ w .
“
housekeeping.
Should
a m ts word dally, two cents'a word ’ r e a s o n a b l y - T r f “ 'Affdrcsa Hex' I^OiR RENT— Costumes, W ig*,"iu^' " *7
for parties, balls anti homa tal
B B9£dt
_________ FL_ W. L, enra ilsrsM
“ DO YOU WANT to buy or lelTj
ent plays, 214 East Second Straqt, ,, ,
anything?” If so advertise In
BU ILD IN G
the "Gainesville Sun.”
ADVERTISING "gets resulta if it
M A T E R IA L
reaches potcntiul buyers, PsAt IK Ad 1.B Concrete to ., genera! Utka Daily News Is circulnfcd In
wniqiat work, sldewlake, build circulated in'industrial and agrlculing block*. Irrigation boxes. J. 3. tural center.
_____________
to 448.
Use The. ellrald .want ad thl St. Petersburg Times. One cent |Hght
page for quick service.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Terwlltgger, Prop.
Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel bv. Phono 665.
HILL LUMBER'CO.
House of
Service, Quality and Prle*
Phone 135.
FOR SA LE
40 acres good land
on brick road, also 70
acres same kind o f
land, both
tracts
easy to clear. $25.00
per acre for either
or both.
For Sale or Rent
6 room house, all
conveniences $5000.
Very easy term s or
will rent at $40.00
per month.
H . R. Lewis Co.
107 PARK AVE.
Telephone Number 349
"H ouses f or RenF~~
FOR RENT—Five room bungalow
with hnth, screened front porch,
garage, chicken and garden space,
near town. I'hone 107-W’ . Mrs. E.
A. Moffit, Celery Avenue._______
FOR RENT—House for the sum
mer months. 801 Magnolia.
FOR RENT—Four room house
garage, etc., reasonable. Phone
107-W. Mrs. E. A. Moffit, Celery
Avenue.________________________
FOR RENT—Practically now liveroom house, all modern conven
iences, ulso garage, $30 per month.
Mrs. W. L Harvey, Clyde Line
office.
v. \
FOR RENT—Will rent home fur
nished until October let. Reason
able. 807 Magnolia Avenue._____
FOR RENT—Ten room houec aft
er June 1st. Mrs. W. W. Long,
410 Osk Avenue . . . .
FOR RENT—5-room house, bath,
tlghtss, water and garage, $30.00
per month. Ihqulre 1820 Park Ave.
H. C. M A X W E L L
Real Estate
and
Insurance
HANFORD,------ FLORIDA
W anted_______
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h „ J»MI
•uy *poqiiujnj *a8wDoajj»u« 40
*•“ LAWYER •j*
*:• — Court Hone
Elton J Moughton
ARCHITECT
First NaUonal Bank Bldf.
Sanford, -■
. . Florida
Wilson Welding & Radiator1
Works
• I f D*a JKetal w * oatt weld t t "
1ANF0RD, FLORIDA
For Rent
FOR RENT—"Celery Bel I Cafe.’ ’
See S. B. Waldan for particu
lars;__________ __________________
FOR RENT—After June flret up
per apartment, 3 rooms, bstn,
garage. 1300 Park Avanue. Apply
910 Park AVAKHA MlKf* Q*s*»****'!
Schelle Maines
Sanford Novelty
W orks
.V. C. COLLER, Prop.
•, , i
.
General Shop end Mill Work
George A , DeCottes
Attorney-at-Law
Over Seminole County
lank
Sanford,------------------ Florida
Fred IL W ilson
:
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Flrat NaUonal Bank Bid*.
Sanford ----------“ ^
Florida’
PRINTING
The Matthews Press
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Phone 417-L-R •
Contractor and Builder
.151
517 Commercial Street
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Sanford Machine Co,
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S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 28, 1924
Ill Fortune Trails Greatest Hero
•% x*
SETTLED SOON
p iQ p i
|s of Oklahoma
Arkansas A r e
By W orst
)ne In Y e a rs
■rtyLossIs
[ver A Million
List Reaches
(Hundred m ark;
iq^e s Homeless
fA , May 28— W ith
„ and Arkansas as
^'states to suffer the
own death tojl o f the
J toriiadoeH* which
trough the south Mongbt and Tuesday fo r
•ond time within a
[hid mounted to 45 toApproximately 100 are
[injured and scores
homeless.
Property
is in excess o f $1,r rA, Ga., May 28.— Still
Itnd in the shadow o f tho
icriea o f tornadoes o f
11 month ago, rural A la
>Mississippi lata Monday
Ij Tucsd»»J again w are
Ily a second lU n p y Visitsi at a late hour Tuesday
toll o f their d«ad $nd
the uneeti mated thouI dollars damage done to
I homes and buildings.
» t « t Sufferer* ; . ,
•dvlcta from the tom
1place Alabama as the
Imtferer in lost o f human
knoWn total o t 19 dead;
", wUh a determined ag17 killed and reports
|other fatalities, which, I f
*, will greatly Increase the
4 of that state. In A b u
than 30
i complete
news
o f the
destruction cornea in on
OPTOMETRY BODY
HERE FOR
ANNUAL SESSION
Florida State Optometry Amociatlon Opens Two Day Meeting
A t Valdez Hotel Thla
Morning.
W ith about 76 members present
the Florida State Optometry A s
sociation opened its twentieth an
nual convention at the Valdez Ho
tel this morning at 0:30 o'clock
when tfce gathering was called to
order by the president and the in
vocation was pronounced by Rev.
E. D. Brownlee, pastor o f
the
Presbyterian Church o f this city.
Follow ing the invocation Mayor
Form at Lake made a short address
in which he welcomed the visitors
to Sanford and expressed to them
in behalf o f the city its hearty
appreciation fo r the privilege and
honor n f entertaining in its midst
the optometry association.
Dr. F. M. Hadley o f Jacksonville,
president o f the organization then
gave n short address in which he
expressed appreciation for the gen
erous words o f Welcome spoken by
the mayor and added that he as
well as other members o f the as
sociation are vary grateful fo r
the hospitality that has been ex
tended by the local committee and
the ent . city.
Feato
• the morning session
was -a
. .ndid address by Dr,. F.
P- Barr, nationally known lectur
er who spoke upon subject “ Vis
ion In Schools." For yaars on in
structor in Ohio State University,
Dr. B a rr is thoroughly fam iliar
with the situation not only in In
stitutions o f higher learning but
also in the f a d e d schools and his
address proved to be one which
w as ve ry enlightening. A t
the
conclusion o f the address, - which
was much enjoyed, the sesaJeo ctoaed fo r the
uv noon
I IU VI 1 recess.
■
A t 2 o’clock the convyitlop n convened.
Thi following -program
d. -The
w ss s e hLednled
e d ffW ffo r the
_
_afternoon
_
A M jskyu .
< > *r
.2:00 Paper, Dr. JI a M cLo * * v 3 ta „
S a n ford .
_ .:- * y
2:30 Lector#, Dr. F. P. Barr.
4:16 oMtorcadu
by
Sanford
Chamber o f Commerce.
8:00 Banquet, given by the
Wholesale Optical Houses and San*
ford Chamber o f Commerce.
‘
Featuring the convention is the
elaborate and complete display o f
optical Instruments and equipment
being shown by three prominent
Arms o f the country. Demonstra
tions on the uses or the equipment
Continued on page 8.
Following Agricultural Com
mittee's Vote favoring Gov
ernment Ownership It Is
Announced That Fight W ill
Be Taken to the Floor o f
Senate and Settlement made
By L a tter Part o f Week.
z a S & S & tim tS f
fo rt w ill be made to have a vote
in the senate Friday or Saturday.
Senator
Capper,
Republican,
Kansas, failed in an attempt to ob
tain a vote by the committee on
amendments to place the Ford o f
fe r under the terms o f the fedcrnl
waterpower and lim iting the lease
o f the dams to fifty years instend
o f >100 as provided in the offer.
A t the opening o f the commit
tee’s executive session, Senator
Harrison, Democrat, Mississippi,
offered a motion to report Ford’s
bid favorably and it was defeated.
Senator Heflin then offered a mo
tion to report Ford's bill without
recommendation but before a vote
was taken, Senator M cN ary offered
the N orris bill as an amendment
to the McKenzie bill, which would
substitute all o f the bill after the
enabling clause. The M cNary mo
tion prevailed.
Ford Backers Hopeful.
Supporters o f the Ford bid have
not given up hope o f obtaining fa(Continued on peg# 8.)
|vim.
ations of mercy arc on
a, rendering what aid la
I to the stricken areas. The
1division of the Red Cross
lion representative in the
,'i district and various
lef agencies are at work
ht the hundreds o f home.
I making preparations fo r
K the communities. Late
|the Red Cross here Tei urgent call fo r tents and
» Greenville and stated
>prepared to meet all reto received.
“»«plete Summary
.
i ibience o f complete ad
° the devastated regions,
plete summary ahowa:
“ Pay-U p W eek” w ill In all proba
uppi:
^ G r e e n w o o d — T w o in bility have the aupport o f all tho
principal merchant* and business
Station—One killed, 12 mien o f the city, judging from the
■ucceaa D. M. Sherwood, manager
-Two killed, 12 Injured. o f the Sanford Credit Association,
»• killed, injured unde- is having in gettin g the business
men to co-operate in the movement.
Tw enty-four business institutions
Wngs— One known dead,
i'the family of Victor Cook have agreed to aupport the commit
I dead, injured undetermln- tee in prompting the special pay-up
week—June 10 to 21. In just a
Plantation,
Greenville short tim e Mr. Sherwood visited
27 buainese men and out o f that
, d. 12 injured,
r r ^ v . n dead, members nf number secured the pledges o f 24
A t the regular weekly luncheon
who are anxious to have) a part in
■ injured Bro* ^ w iy ’ und#* this movement which is for the o f the Rotary Club Monday at tho
urpose e f keeping business con. Valdez Hotel, Rav. W . J. Carpen
-One injured.
itions good during the entire
Undetermined
ter had charge o f the program
summer.
and entertained visitin gand local
The
committee
working
out
the
r®!?> htawamba and Lee
-*wo dead, undetermined plana fo r the week’s activity hope Rotariana by culling fo r talks on
that the business men o f the city humorous subjects from
various
9ro — Undetermined w ill unite in supporting the ram- members. Those who spoke were
lgn. U p to noon today the fo i
negroes de*d.
D. L . Thresher, S. Puleston, and
lin g had signified their desire
VleUms
E. F. Householder.
Their talk*
to be counted in on the movement:
were entertaining and humorous
1injur^jr coun*y— Eleven
F ir s t National Bank, Thrasher A
rather than serious and were thor
W oodruff, Geo. A . Speer A Son,
Limestone county —
oughly enjoyed by everyone pres
H
ill
Hardware
Co.,
Seminole
Coun
undetermined number
ent,
It is said.
t y Bank, Peoples Bank o f Sanford,
A large number o f visitors from
Ball Hardware Co., Florida Truck
er, Roberta Grocery, The Sanfonl other Rotary Clubs w ere present
Herald, RoumiUat A Anderson, Mc and heartily Joned in with the lo
Wared"*9’ near Gads<J*n— Kinnon A Markwood Co., Gonzalex cal members In having a big time.
Grocery Co., Sanford Loan A Sav The exceptional! ylarge number o f
***** w porte one
visitors attending waa due to the
X **P>
fo u lly , when ings Co., w ig h t Brothers Co., Kent fact that many Rotarians were
forks.
The
Mstthewa
Vulcanizir
•
*
ting
W<
'
*
hghtnlng late Monday
Press, McLaulin Jewelry Store, here attending the State Secre
taries o f Commerce Association
.’ V ouched by the prea- W oodru ff A Watson, Edward H ig
convention and the Optometrists'
gins,
Stokes
Market,
The
Yowell
tornadoes, received a
Co., B. C. Bower, Smith Bros, Fur convention. Some o f the prominent
L . Jn U** northern secvisitors were Russell K ay of the
itate, where torrential niture Co.
Florida Grower, Tam pa] A . A.
incessantly fo r aeVen
Coult o f the Florida Development
»tream * to overflow F e a r Revolution Is
Board, Jacksonville; and Roy Rob
of Rockmart and
inson, president o f the West Palm
Starting in Mexico Beach
Rotary Club.
In tha absence o f George BrockB ISB EE. A r iz - May 28.— Un hahn, Mrs. Takash rendered sev
confirmed reports that a revolution eral piano numbers and gave two
! " « * r town.
against the Obregon government
•**te of property tdamage o f Mexicct was to sU rt this morn very floe sqloe. They were excel
lent and it Is said that they wen
reach k] here last night, fo l enjoyed by all.
SAAiSf* bol,r ing.
low ing the arrival o f several hun
Members p resent* at the meet*
dred Federal troops at Naeo, Sono Ing w ere: 8. O. Chase, Randall
ra, from Canines.
The troops are
Cbaae, W . J. Carpenter, H. C. Dubelieved to be from the garrison
o
f
Gen.
Jesus
Aguilar,
who
was
*'< ‘ •’ • •
'
with flghtINVI
during the
>N,
Th* Mexi- B.
denjed any
Business Men Will
Co-Operate In Pay
Up Week Campaign
Downward Trend of BusinetM
Is Indicated in Report Just
Released by Federal Re
serve Bank Showing Busi
ness Conditions T o Be Be
low that o f Former Years.
W A S H IN G T O N , M «y 28— The
fight in congress over the leasing
of Muscle Shralti or keeping fo r
government ownership anil operatiofl wi|l be taken to the floor o f
the senate where an effort w ill be
mnde to have a vote by the end o f
the week. Supporters o f Ford’s
bid claim they have a parliamen*
tary advantage in the present sta
tus o f the Ford offer. When the
McKenzie bill as amended by the
committee is brought up in the
senate, they plan to offer on amend
ment to the committee's report
which would bring a vote first on'
rord ’a offer.
Amendments to the Norris bill
will be drawn up bv a sub-committec at the request o f Chairman
Norris, who explained that since
the bill was drafted two years ago,
it needed to be brought up to date.
He said he planned to submit
amendments which would make
more emphatic provisions o f the
bill calling fo r wide distribution o f
power n-d the production and sale
o f fertilizer.
Another amendment, which tho
chairman has in mind, would pro
vide fo r the use o f the 13,471,481,
which wos received by the govern
ment fo r tho sale o f the Gorgus
steam ulant to the Alabama Power
Company, ns working capital for
the federal chemical corporation
which would be created under the
Norris bill fo r the oreration o f
Musclo Shoals.
Chairman Norris said he proba
bly would submit an amendment to
turn over to the nitrogen research
laboratory o f the department o f
agriculture nitrate plant* No. 2 and
4 fo r tho production o f fertilizer
ipstead o f the corporation as the
original bill provides.
Report BUI Thursday.
The subcommittee, consisting o f
Chairman N o fris and Senators
Ransdell, Democrat, and M cNgry,
jubllcau, Oregon, waa directed
S e a fi*r j| e flla ..
Many Visitors Are
Present At Rotary
Meeting M o n d ay
R
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RESERVEBANK
’oo Will m
REPORT SHOWS On First Ballot’*
BUSINESS DROP
Alvin York, greatest hero ot ^he World War who turned down
golden opportunities offered by sta fe ami lecture platform becuusu hu
did not believe in commercializing Valor, today is struggling to make
both ends meet on the farm a t Pal} Mall, Tenn., given him by pepolu
o f thnt state. A bill is now pundlng in Congress to give York the pav
and status o f u retired army captain— $1*0 n month, and York is forc
ed to udmit he could use the money.
MARX ASKED BYfCONVENTION OF
EBERT TO FORM SECRETARIES IS
A N E W CABINET GREAT SUCCESS
German Chancellor Accepts ('realdrnt’s Commission to Form a
New Germ an'Governm ent
It Is Reported.
Annual Meeting Brought to Close
With Banquet Tuesday Night
When Louis Chazal Was
Gueot o f Honor.
B E R L IN , May
28-C hancellor
Marx
hus
accepted President
Ebert’s commission to form a now
government.
Chancellor Marx is continuing
to conduct business, at thu presi
dents’ request, and it Is understood
that tho whole affair may result
Merely in ji rc-cjignnient o f the
ministry;’"tfiiif Itfurx still in pbw^
*
»•
v* • i p
Or*
The government's resignation re
sulted from n breakdown o f the
long drawn out attempts to con
struct a straight bourgeois coali
tion which could work with the
reichstag as composed on the basis
o f the recent elections. The nat
ionalists refused to meet the mid
dle party’s conditions calling for
endorsement^ o f the M arx govern
ment’s policies us a pre-requisite
to the formation o f such a bour
geois coalition.
Marking the close of whnt was
declared to be the greutost con
vention in the history o f the or-,
gunizutinn was the banquot held at
the Valdez H otel Tuesday night by
the Florida Btate Commercila Sec
retaries Association. Louis Chazul, form erly sccrotMry o f
tho
Ocala Chamber of.Com m erce and
ex-president of tho state organit-a
-tivn waa-the hqnor guest.
‘ W irtfr’ PoWeH o f K a m k *T * t h »
retfrtirr pvystdewtelation served as toastmaster for
tho occasion. In his talk to the or
ganization, V\-. Chazal strdsbud
tho lmuortancu o f the work now
being uone by the secretaries o f
the several Chambers o f
Com
merce over the entire state.
Featuring the banquet was n
short address by Mrs. Harold Som
mers form erly Miss Rheba Craw
ford known to thousands o f pcoplo
ns the “ Angel o f Uroadwny,” a
name which wss given her by the
people o f N ew York city fo r the
splendid work which she did in
leading hundreds to christUtnityr on
America’s foremost thoroughfare.
The subject o f Mrs. Summec’s
uddress was “ Success and Failure"
as applied' to everyone.
Many
people, she declared, who are con
sidered failures by their fellowmen are In reality tremendous
successes In thu eyes o f Christ.
On the other hand some who are
considered successes by the world
ure but mere failures. In closing
her address, which wus grea tly en
joyed and received with loud ap
plause, 6!rs. Bummers made a
pica to make tho inner holng
grow as well as the outer self. De
velop tha spiritual aide o f life es
well aa thu mental and eucceu will
surely come, she further her 11s*
teners.
Other prominent speakers at the
banquet wuru: Harold Sommers,
editor of the “ Tourist N ew s” of
St. Petersburg; Herbert Felkel,
editor of. the “ Sunshine M agazine"
o f St. Augustine; Isaac VanHom
o f Ualnea City, director o f the
Florida Devulopment Board; Jef
ferson Thomas, president o f the
Thomas Advertising Service o f
Jacksonville and Tampa and Dr.
Richards o f Tarpon Springs.
It
waa announced that two
prizes ot 825 and 810 offered fo r
the first and second beat papers
(Continued on page Bj
Robbers Break Into
Ticket
Office Here
And Steal About $8 )
Unknown thieves today en
tered the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad station in this city and
made away with between 880
and 885 in silver and curren
cy, according to C hief Clerk
Katridge, who waa called by
telephone shortly before press
time.
The thieves made their en
try to the office by forcing
open one o f the ticket win
dows, U ia said. Tha Robbery
occurred about noon time.
When the robbery waa discov
ered the authorities were noti
fied and members o f both the
shcriff’a office and police force
are at work on tho case.
Meanwhile, the authorities
working with practically no
clues at all, have wired to all
citiee in the state to be on the
lookout fo r all suspicions char
acters. Telephone communica
tion from Orlando said that the
police of that city are making
every effort to head off the
robbers should they make their
way to that place.
Man Caught By Police Believed To
Have Witnessed Murder Franks’ Boy
CHICAGO, May 28— An eye w it
ness account o f wbat the infor
mant believes was the midnight
burial o f Robert Franks, 13-yearold ton o f a Chicago millionaire,
whose body waa found In a South
Side swamp a fter the parents had
received ransom demands was the
principal, development Tuesday in
the search fo r the Mayors.
„Th* man who gave the informa
tion waa John II. Shackleford, of
Gary, Ind., a railw ay switchman,
pbo said that
night,^whan tfe*
he saw
am:
Tou
swfftnp by persona ’ riding in
“
gray ear, Robert “E. Crowe,
state’s
attorney, aeid he believed Shackle
ford’s Information the beat evi
dence yet obtained.
, •
•
Could N ot Identify
During the day Shackelford w in'
token to Interview two instructors
at a private school attended by the
youth, who have been held since th#
slaying. He could not .v identify
fith e r o f them. Hearing on the
petitions fo r a w rit of habeas carfr e e the
BE NEW HEAD OF
FLORIDA BOARD
W A S H IN G T O N . May 28— Fed
eral reserve board statisties mnde Succeed* Jules Burguieres A m
public Tuesday disclo.no that the
President o f Florida Develop
effect o f the’ downward trend o f
ment Heard A t Meeting Here
business hus been strongly felt by
Today.
the federal reserve banks and on
the basis of present calculations
At a meeting o f the board o f
they may end this year with tho directors of the Florida Develop
lowest net earning in seven years. ment Board held at the Valdes
Tho business recession apparent Hotel this morning, Herman Dunn
since the beginning o f the year o f St. Petersburg was elected
continued through A pril and ear president of the organization suc
ly May and forced earning assets ceeding Jules M. Burguieres o f
o f tho 12 reserve hanks down, to West Palm Beach, who submitted
$796,000,000 on May 21, the low his resignation to the directors.
est since the fs ll o f 1917. This ligMr. Burguieres has been serving
uro compares with earning asset* ns head of the organization fo r
of $1,177,000,000 on the same date suvcrnl year* and only recently nl
Inst year and indicutea clearly, in the nnnual meeting held in Orlando
the opinion of official*, that the was re-elected to serve fo r another
net earnings of the 12 banks will term. His retirement as head o f
drop well below the 812.711,000 the board was greeted With keen
figure fo r 1923.
regret by the members o f the
The board’s review o f business board, fo r it la said that great
for A pril and Mny showed a fur strides have been mnde by the o r
ther decline in factory employment ganization under the leadership o f
and production o f basic commodi Mr. Burguieres.
The new prisidenti.has long been
ties and coupled with thin ,a sharp
decrease in borrowing fo r commer associated with the organization
cial purposes.
With
indications and his elevation to serve as head
that the small demand fo r reserve o f the body, w ill mean n great deal
band rediscounts will continue, fo r Florida, It is declared by thoso
the earning assets of the banks, in a position to know. Mr. Dunn
it was said, probablv w ill drop assumes his new duties at the meet
ing today.
’
,
even to new low levels.
Simultaneously with the resigna
Easier Money Market.
tion o f Mr. Burguieres, one was re
There was an easier money mar
ceived from Karl Lehmann o f O r
ket, generally, in the two months
lando, who has been serving aa orcovered by the boards’ .summary
anization service manager. His
and this waa reflected In a further
uties as secretary o f the Orango
rise in the prices of government
County Chamber o f Commerce
securities, In a reduction from four make* it impracticable fo r him to
and one-half to four and one-quar* continue in thia office, he stated
ter per cent in prime commercial ut the gathering. The executive
paper, and a decline from four to committee was authorised to choose
three per cent in the rate on bank Mr. Lehmann’s successor.
ers acceptances. The recent reduc
In submitting his resignation Mr.
tion from four- nnd one-half per Burguieres said in a form al letter
cent i the rediscount. rate by the to tne directors:
New York reserve bank apparent
“ I have been in harness fo r ao
ly had little effect on the borrow long thnt I truat you w ill pay most
ings from
that bank, reserve particular attention to thi* request
board officials said.
„
. to be relieved, especially because o f
reasons,
Campaign M anager
’i'jConfldentr1
Candidate
Chosen On Opening
More States Join
McAdoo
Forces
—■» *
•
Rockwell W ires Hope
That Florida W ilT
Support__ McAdoo
William Gibbs McAdoo win
be nominated pn the first bal
lot aa the Democratic candi
date for the presidency at the
convention next month ifl
New York according to Judge
David Ladd Rockwell, chair
man o f the National McAdoo
For President Committee, ia
In his w ire to Dr. M .
which the la tter made public
its receipt, Judge Rockwell d
ed that thera can be no doubt now
that Mr. McAdoo w ill bo nomi
nated and that h* w ill he chosen
on th# first ballot. B elief w ia
ressed that all opposition
e overcome to that extent.
Judge Rockwell fa rth er,
ed:
"E vent* o f th* past
demonstrated with tel
that the only Dem ons'
who has any strength with t b * r
and file o f the party over the
nation U William Gibbs 1 f t
There is now no doubt.of his
(nation at the N ew York
convontlon as there have
been elected to vote fo r Me
either through personal predilection
or State action a majority o f the
delegates to the convention.
"T h e week ending May 84 aswl
Bouth Corplir
"*^**vfj
th e -c o n d itio n e d ____
and were about one per cent low
er on the average than in March.
Farm products, however, showed
an uveruge increase o f two per
cent. Metals und foods dropped
off as did clothing, fuel and chem
icals, wth building material prices
remaining practically unchanged.
There was a alight increase In
the velumo o f retail buying in
April as compared with March but
the board’s experts attributed that
to Easter purchases. It was indi
cated they believe the retail spurt
may bu short-lived because o f a
pronounced w aiting policy evident
in somu business quarters.
Production declines were espec
ially large In Iron, steel and coal
and ih the woolen industry, but
mill consumption o f cotton in A pril
and first week or two o f May
showed less than the usual season
al reduction. The reduction in fa c
tory employment waa traced by
the board mainly to cuts in textile
and clothing establishments.
Kiwanians Listen
To Talk On Man’s
Intangible W ealth
reM M k w c
“ An bead o f a statewwid* organ
isation, I hove not felt always at
liberty to champion some o f the
thing* thnt I fe lt w ere most vital
fo r the state, but with which ao
many o f our people w ere not f a
miliar. I believe I can do more fo r
the state by Individual effo rt along
those line* we have not particularly
touched.’!
Mr. Burgulerea further enumer
ated the conditions which exist in
(Contlnned on pfcge 8.)
City Commission
Transacts Routine
Business Monday
Routine business in the main
marked the regular meeting o f thd
City Commission Monday a fte r
noon. A letter from the general
offices o f the Southern Utilities
Company at Falatka regarding the
offer recently oentfjby the commis
sion fo r the waterworks, was to
the e ffe c t that A . W. Houston, vice
president and general mansger uf
tha company, was out o f the city nt
that time but that upon his re
turn the o ffer w ill be brought to
his attention. The city’s o ffe r waa
fo r |71,000 fo r /the waterworks
plant system operated by the com
pany In this city, j
v
A committee representing .the
Hutton En '
ported on
wards '
mittee prvsen
city commission on thia matter and
the city clerk waa Instructed to file
It and reply at once.
P. L. Miller appeared before the
commission end presented objec
tions as to widening the paving on
Park Avenue. He stated that ha
considered the street wide enough
fo r present tra ffic conditions and
fo r that reason objected to the e x
penditure o f eity funds fo r the pur
ee o f widening It.
>
A
petition
was presented by
property owners on Eleventh Streep
from Park to French Avenues requesting that th lsp ro party not be
paved at present. The c ity engineer
Speaking
.
, o
_________m u t
hie W ealth"
1111? Dr. E. D. Brownlee
addressed the Sanford Kiwanls
Club thia noon .at Its weekly
luncheon held a t the Valdez Ho
tel. A man’s good name, friend
ship and loyalty were mentioned
by the speaker aa contributing to
the, intangible wealth o f any man.
Tho purpose o f Kiwanls, he said,
Is to magnify
this Intangible
wealth, developing a well-rounded
community and assisting every
body io gettin g out b f the rut of
life.
Kiwanian Sidney Newell of Or
lando was present at tbeMubcheon and challenged the Sanfofd
club to a baseball game with the
Kiwanians o f his city. The cha|*
lenge was accepted and Ed. Latte
waa appointed manager o f
the
Sanford team. The ramu will, In
all probability, be played in June. was i: ‘
Lieutenants w ere named by ...
Captains bf both the red aha blue
attendance teams.
Reports o f
committee chairmen were heard.
Kiwanians J (J.. Hutchinson and
Kent Rossiter w ere named pa a
hospital vlaltlng
committee *to
serve during the month o f June.
E. C. • Smith wae the winner o f
tho attendance prise.
Among thqse In attendance a t
the luncheon w ere Sam Baumet.
J. C. Hutchinson, L . C. Debout, R .
r a a t A 'i ® «
Weltt, T . L Dumas, J. * a ;Jlnkins, A. K . Rofsltter, K o rr
'
W. "
E. J,
Raff.
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‘
_
, Oregon, -Oal
Connecticut ■■■'
...
The people o f Am erica want
ther Andrew Jackson ’ in
W hite House and they ha
McAdoo tho Old Hickory d
twentieth century. ’
>» ‘ H U ;
“ O f the southern state* t h a t ...
thus fa r held their conventions
primaries nil but on* '
dared fo r McAdoo. H »
column the solid votes o t _
Kentucky, North Carotins,
Carolina and Oeorgla. ‘
“ I t is hit hope and my own
Florida will emulate the #
o f her sister slates o f the
and return a McAdoo de'
her primary next week.
In eight fo r the cause o f Pro:
live Democracy. Florida's v should be lts the p;
America’s next president"
Chairman McKenzie hag }
turned from Orescent G ita
ho addressed a crowd o f
hundred citizens o f Putnam
and tne vicinity Tueaday aft
According to Mr. M *K*n$i«
one o f the most enthusiast*
ings that he haz Attended
the present cam paign'and a t
conclusion of 'his address,
meeting went on r n o r d aa 1*
unanimously In fa v o r a f 'M c A
fo r president
Wise- political leaders o f t!
county told .tha chairman that
Adoo w ill airry: Putnam by n '
to-ono majority and that h(i
dacy ia everywhere being
...
pioned.
N ot only Phtnam 'hi
�M
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f>*5sS
• v*S
A<„
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , M A Y 27, 1924.
P A G B S IX
*
SMITH ADDRESSES
. . . . . . . . . . MEN
f • y v y < r • 1 v-j
..•.t.i--.. r i « « i.|!■!>>►
• *■ ^ —
permitted warfare betwdert': fta
constituent nation* than world
wide commerce can be based on legalibed piracy, domestic business
bn legalized robbery, or home gov
ernment on legalized revolution."
W arfare was pictured by the
speaker as an absurd folly and a
method of attempting to settle
natuuw.1 cupirowtriiea.UuU. U .naUu.
ing short o f suicide. The AngloSazon peoples are in a position, he
declared, to stop this “ madness.”
1Their
1nc.r common
common universal instinct
f or justice anil fa ir play. their
1<*,,,,,,,1 universal capacity for sym-
Women of Unusual
Ability To Attend
Republican Caucus
Celery Shipments
For May 2G
Waycross ...................
Chicago ........ -,.......... •'
Greensboro .................
less
rfll
jJhnMartinbnfifis
Race For1Governor
E 0itls;vA > .V.
Snell, —
Jacksonville;
4,'Slhn.,
--r, ...---- .
N E W P R E IS D E N T Ernest N. Smith,
Washington, D.
U. J. Burrows, Kissim m ee; R.
O F S E C R E T A R IE S ' C.;
0. Riddle,- Jacksonville; W » M.
Riddick, Jacksonville; Sam Ellis,
Continued from cage 1.
J Jacksonville; Wm. M. Woodcock,
American
Automobile
Associa-' Lcngwood; W , J. W heeler and
tion, was the principal speaker, was Mrs. W. J. Wheeler, New York
a tremendous success in the opinion City; H. M. C raig and Mrs. H. M.
o f those present. Mr.. Smith de
Craig,
St.
ePtersburg;
L ra ig , a
u e
rie m o u T K . W.
rr. E.
^ AI-
Tho SeminoiriJL
has opened officer
building on Fint
purpose of trtn jL
insurance busineuT
brokers in the ^llaT,
o f real estate.
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In addition. »h* r,
J A C K S O N V IL L E . M a^ ^ 7 . —
Heralded by a brass band and
‘ C l e v e l a n d , o .,‘ May 27.—
..„ 4
much newspaper advertising, John
Total
Among the ' numbers o f unusual
V
Mi
W. Martin, tnrice m ayor o f Jackwomen who w ill participate in the
90nyiUc>
came
n
PrfM n t Cloud* and Dark*
came to
to hIa
his home
home tow
town
Republican ..national
convention
......__ .v m u A re Maraiug_.AiHi.,N<K ».
^o, M a c ^ ^ ^ T h o w - M ^ ^ v - ^ y A ^ f f K t ^ t ^ M e l i v e r his -first
h d tr fffe ^ e ic oPJurteK ) is one who
ticello;_ Frank Whitman, Tampa., gDeech
0{ the present gubernatorial nl*h all kinds 0f
'
E v e n in g T w ilig h t o f OuV
speech ,o
undertook to conquer Democratic
SE
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ER
S
S
P
E
A
K
|B.biwn
ofwSt
nim
B«.«h
G. W. Ijim o reu r, Mt. Dtoya; Robt. campaign.
business houses,
* Christian' Civilization.
weather. In her state. Kentucky,
W. Deckaon, M l. Dora; J. F , Ward,
The form er mayor reviewed his in need of help! 0 » i? !
the elements are said to conspire
A
T
A
L
T
A
M
O
N
T
E
banquet.
Jacksonville; W.
A.
Manning, record as the. c i t r * chief*Executive they will act a,
. G A IN E S V IL L E , May 27^-W opeculiarly at times with the topog-------- ' j
:
' As n good Joke upon Secretary Bradentown; Groaenor Dawe, T a l
man, with her newly acqquired
, ^ phy 0f lhc nitcrn section, and to
s a y in t that he was fir s t elected at employment for I f f } 1
(Continued from page 1.)
, Pcarman, his fe llo w secretaries had lahassee; R. S. Campbell, Palm et the iig4 o f 82 when he assumed br female, who tM J
powerful weapon— the ballot— has
j upL j [ e their combined forces is
comes
in
the ^smalleit I biro arrested at-the banquet for to; Robert W . Sends** Charledin, the responsible duties o f directing frj-tory reference
opportunity to_ remove the
c^tnpnrP<] with
the defiance o f ways
■ (r ~
‘ doirig business without' a licen AO* 111.; B. F. Hayisa, U m atU lagH . R. the n ffa ir> ;o f the .largest city in
This business i'. t-_
dluso o f humanity from the realm
pathy and pfty. their habitual gen A ja * to the lightning and the nt- j-packeges.,
.u .
____ _ . , , It is- said that the local secretary Laudon, Babson Park; K d n Leh 1he state.-',He declared that a man
o f party politic*, decUred Dr.
tempt
o
f
Canute
to
command
the
l
Dtclnrii
erosity nna regard fo r the weak,
m n g .that the county at j recently composed,n song, whltn
Henry
Lew i* . Smith,, 1
president
of
mann. Orlatirfft;
G. KJrMahd, is best judged by hi*-'acts In the Uibson, both of
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_
I t
n n / . i l
< n t M r l M n
I .
1
1
a
J a m
A ik
their religion o f brotherhood and Ude.
! present. ! is
getting
good , service
inI n j j,e
was asked
to'-ren
d er
at« 4 the
W*shington and Lee University, in
Tanipa;
E
.
.
A
.
K
en
d rlck O N f t past ahdifor the rAuMh hit recalled * * n y years of
unselfish service, their long and
She is Mrs. A. T. ilc r t o f L o u is-,
nheriff’ ** office, Raymond L. banquet.
Follow ing the song it York; C. C.’ Carr, St. P e w r tW r g :
the annual commencement address
*a>u™ n« game aai
his record as mayo*?"
A
successful
experience
in
guiding,
acA
that there are men ’ was announced that eopies^wer^on Miss Etta Klima, N ew York and
here today at the University o f restraining, and developing back ville, Ky., a member o f the nation.
He declared.that he was unable the Columbian Moh.
al committee on arrangements fo r i , *
,,
.
...
_
.
.
hand
fo
r
sale
nt
50
cents
each
and
Florida.
B. ' W arner, to enter the world w ar because he S% ‘ ety
MempUJ!
ward races— all these, by the di the convention.. It wo* during the making liquor in the county and are tp,at Mr. Pearman was anxious to St Petersbu rg; E.
Through their but
Winter H a ven ; Mrs. E. B. W arner, was mayor o f Jacksonville at that
-Th e Events o f the past 10 years vine planning of divine wisdom, last gubernatorial • campaign in
sejj them. The question
was raised
being allowed to go free.
>
^ This ............
.
KaVi disproved. we trust, forever," have especially fitted the AngloW inter H aven; M arvin II. W alker, time and that the governm ent tions in various parui
Kentucky that Airs. Hert opened
declared the speaker, "tw o wide Saxon nations fo r controlling and her ffgh t to rcdistrict the state practice, he said, should not b f al - .whether he had a license and upon Tampa'; F.. E. narrinon,
jr.| Talln
auiih * thought he could be o f more help they feel that they?1
Harrison, Jr.t
lowed to exist and thnt i f elected 1investigation it was fouid that he hassce; A . S. Genung, Philadel a t home so he traveled frpm one tion to handle th,
spread fallacies which have long rehabilitating a wrecked and be
in such a way “ that the election
patrons here.
mlalad the ‘average American. wildered world,” he said.
may be determined by votes cast to the office, hn will see to it thn. i hended. Happily fo r the principal, phian, Pa.; Russell Kay, Tampa, part o f the staid tty the othar
Evert the shallow est observer no
Fla.; Gas Doll, Tiynpn, Fla.; H er speaking in the interest o f L iberty
In dosing
his address, Dr. and not by the amount o f rain thnt a few stills and moonshiners a r c . jt turned out to be a joke,
Trunks, b a ^ n
longer believes that years o f peace Smith said:
bert Felkel and Mrs. Herbert Fel- Loan drives. He denied having
falls," as the Republicans put it. hauled in at once.
' A t the meeting yesterday a fter
ana Industry make men and women
sneered at the service record o f in fact, anythlae.
kel, St. Augustine. ,
“ That the cause of humanity and A number o f new precincts huve
any time.
q iir jT
s h e riff C. M. Hand reminded his noon two important sets o f resoluWeak?, effeminate and cowardly. Christian brotherhood nnd world
Frank E. Jennings.
.
already been marked out, in r e ,
... .
ai:#i i lions were passed by the organiza- S T A T E M E N T IS
TR A N S F E R . H»*W
''
*
Nevfer In al lof the history o f the peace shall be trampled any lon
“
I
am
in
fa
v
o
r-o
f
a
reduction
in
hearers
that
he
was
well
qualified
onu
extending
appreciation
for
war- did men face death in such ger under the dirty heel o f party sponse to her agitation.
taxes,"
Mr.
Martin
told
his
audiNatlee af AppIkaiUa
G IV E N O U T O N
Mrs. Ilcrt represented that the fo r the office by virtue o f his serv- thl) ip |endid hospitality that hn*
haatly and terrifying forms with politics in Christian America is un
l mdrr *«rt|aa STS a
cnce. He suggested the chopping
• latulra af Ur lui,
uch'a universal and sublime brav- reasonable, unthinkable, intoler previous precincts were sometimes ice in the past. His record, he been accorded the visitors by the
o
ff
o
f
officials’
hands
and
the
“
g
e
t
J
A
P
E
X
C
L
U
S
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N
Jvotlcr la herrbr rl
ry a* the citizen armie* o f our able: and with the help of our divided by streams, with the polling stated, should qualify him fo r fur- city. . In this same •rtiele thank*
ting
rid
o
f
bureaus
that
we
do
not
E arl*, purcliuarr of v
I
,.r were xtended to. the outgoing e i
most peaceful and peace-loving newly enfranchised womanhood it place* on one side o f the stream, at ..
need.”
He ' expressed the b elief No. IS. ilalrtl IhcJ
f „ r their efficient work and
the foot of the mountain. Most ther endorsement nt the hands <»f
(Continued from page 1.)
nations."
A, D. 1917. ha« nird a
shall yet be made impossible."
o f the-Republicans in Kentucky live the people nnd if returned, he de- l4) .\jr> Smith and other representa- and was presented with the pen that ,a competent engineer should Jn my officr. nnd hu
"The second and even more
D'r. Smith declared that he bo- in the mountains and it was con
with which tho President had t>e put in the Everglades as w ell tion fo r tax i].„j ^,1
dared
that
he
w
ill
do
ev
ery
th
in
g
,
tives
o
f
transportation
companies
harmful fallacy,” he said, “ is that lloved the present douds nnd tended thnt when elections followed
as at Tallahassee to speed up drain ance with law. gju
to mnintin the office ns he has in .who were present and aided in the signed the measure.
a great country like ours, in this darkness are the "morning, not
ing the Glades. He went on record brace* the followinci
henvy rains, many a man on his ..
Masnnao
Haniharu,
the
Japanese
.
I
success
o
f
th
e
meetings.
• r t y altuatril In J,
modern era of world-wide inter the evening twilight o f our Chris
The otj
,er set 0f
rresolutions
c s o L ..... .. cx- ambassador, whose note o f A p ril 11 as opposing the Bryan •prim ary H ortila. to-wit:
way to the polls either got stuck the past.
other
o
f
dependence, can o f her own will tian civilization" nnd that al
*
•
Referring to a statement o f the pressed appreciation for the henrtv suggesting the possibility " o f grave law.
Uyr. N. W. oir. off
on
the
mountainside,
or
was
unable
remain isolated from the rest o f though far off, the "spirit o f un
- -n. j » * ;
^ Tw
wp. -i9 a.
Preceding the main speaker’s 31,
to
ford
the
swollen
creek.
consequences,"
if
the
exclusion
sec
sh
eriff’s
inviting
an
anajysis
o
f
hi*
co-operation
thnt
has
been
given
by
the world.
Those who watched selfish brotherhood" that still is
line of Rtafa
address the chairman, Louis Strum, ch- to
Mrs.
Ilcrt
succeeded
in
having
a
tion
as
adopted
had
the
e
ffe
c
t
of
record, E. ,E. Brady declared that (newspapers all over the stole in
36 dear***. \V.
our Jong-continued and desperate , working would yet bring about the
read several messages fr p m .d iffe r
Struggle to keep our beloved land time “ when love and brotherhood number o f new precincts formed in he wlshgd that he might be able helping, to push the state forward making an issue o f the exclusion ent parts of-th a state -givihg the N. 11731 ch. t,,1^ V
BClHK Mfifsunl
uloiig the most progressive lines. provision,-called at the state de
o f hell ten years shall be the law of human life, and such a way that the polling places,
out o f *the fires
“
to “ nnulyze some o f his* opponents’ Publicity that has been given has partment a fte r the President had names Af 1 some o f the pdrsona iRMUSnce nf aurh trnll
are
accessible
to
the
mountaineer
ago and who sstiil believe that we sacrifice and service the test^nnd
name of A. II Lsrira
nnalysis.” The speaker provoked |,cen „ [ untold value, the resolu- signed the bill. The ambassador Rending them. One message from <irtlf1c»le .hall br rt£
even during Democratic weather.
can still remain neutral and iso measure o f human greatness."
•W.
E.
Lee,
mayor
o
f
Plant
C
ity,
much
laughter
as
he
recalled
that
lion
f
uru
,cr
stated.
Mrs. Martin J. Caples o f N o r
la g to law tax drn) «u
was given a copy o f the Presi
lated in the future are Incapable
folk, Va., alternate at large, w ill a t the last election he didn’t get
Am ong the delegates to the con- dent’s statement but at the Jap declnred that Martin would cappy on^ on the 2«th dsr «f j
o f . reasoning, argument or fo re
T A X R E D U C T IO N
be the special representative o f i enough votes ut Altam onte to
to flag
flag ] Vention are: J.
‘ Hnrold
In rol Somirtera,
"
anese embassy it was said he would Hillsborough county by 5,500 m a
sight."
W itness my idfldsl l
Bnscom Slemp, Mr. Coolidge’s soc-|o freight train. For the firs t time
ep
(
Crawford have no statement t6 make "nt jority. The speaker also mention seal ih i* the nib dsr,
Ptersburg;
Reba
.Even tne average American must
M E A S U R E L E F T retary. Mrs. Clyirles Sabin, daugh- during tho present campaign Jami-* „.s0'mmer!, _st. J'ctersburg; R. J. this time.”
ed several other counties which it 1934.*
1
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u A. .
wns thought Martin Would carry,' I Heal)
'
cuhdldate fo r the of- |
mnnk
Ft#
ter o f Paul Morton, a member
o f j Lee, the fifth cahdidate
Jjnn|j| p
t\ Lauderdale; Rex CroasTO
P
R
E
S
ID
E
N
T
growth o f shibbiletha and ancient'
I. i J! ... .. ........ ....I n4 n oalnnvmi* f.. ... — .
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m
Circuit Court, i
including prominently in the list Clerk
Roosevelt’s cabinet, w ill be a dole-|fice, appeared at a gathering * « I (Jell, Ijik e C ity; olfrace L. Smith,
W OM EN STUDENTS
ty. Florida.
Pinellas and Manatee.
f)ickie. Tumpa; Mrs.
gate-at-large from from New York speak. His only nppeal to the 0caj a; L
By A. 11. WEEKS. UC..|
(Continued from page 1.)
H E ID E LB E R G . May 27— The
tne twentieth century .and tnnt
Several > gorgeous baskets o f
'
~
jbl
Although nine
Republicans
actu state. Mrs. Anna W. Vaile o f Den citizens was: Vote t o t Jim Lee , p Dickie. Tampa; H. E. Robin- number o f women students in the
whenever the European storm, now
flowers
graced the
platform N o lle* of Appllratlra lot
an.1 get a real sheriff.
son( WeHt Pn,m Beach. Geo. 11.
Coder Se— ----- -- - 1
breeding before our very eyes, ally voted against the conference ver, Colo., is an associate member
German
universities
has
more
than
throughout
the
meeting.
o
f
the
national
arrangement
com
George
G.
Herring
and
E.
r
.
,
G|
ement8
Bartow;
Mrs.
Geo.
•
11.
Sfntatea ______
bursts again, "our ship of state report, there were indications thnt
Householder,
candidates
fo
r
count>
CIementa>
Bartow;
Louis
H.
ChaNotice
la hrrrby ft*
doubled In the last ten years. Re
w ill again be dragged into its probably many more would vote to mittee.
Iran
Fruit. Otuwirt'
H
IA
L
E
A
H
P
I
P
E
L
IN
E
prosecuting
attorney,
w
ere
next^
0
cala;
E.
C.
Wimer,
Jacksonhellish vortex in spite o f party sustain any veto on account o f the
cent Btatlstjcs show that in 1914
purchaser of Tax Crr
M IA M I, May 27— Ernest Cotton, dated
platforms and ‘peace-loving presl- publicity ,r o . i« i.n » . Only l x « . . . M V I N I ! A T ST: P C T E llS n im B on the program and were followed vi||’e ; ( ._ j* MatthewS| Orlando; C. there were 4,100 women staudents,
the fth
day W/
.1916,
.. . -t.-.
director
o
f
public
service,
states
by
candidates
fo
r
county
judge.
-L
j,
McCee>
Duncdin;
F.
M.
Sterihas ..
filed. sal, _
tor* voted ngninst the report u n d __ST. PE TE RSB U RG , May 47
denta.”
that work on laying the pipe line office, and has msd«
The city council o f Gulfport has G. Sharon stated that he is a four mni)> Tnmpa; F p 0urcht DeSoto while today there are 9,531.
“ Rut the average American still Home o f those' announced they
tax deed lu Iseue la
presi- opened. bils• for paving work to square
Medicine, . jurisprudence
and to the -qyells at Hialeah w ill be law. Halt! crrilllciu
man
* mnhdow*J1 .^ ,th. C ity; A. A. Coult, Jacksonville; W.
seems to thing,” he added, “ that would vote to override
"horse
sense
and
that
i
f
elected
„
n
___
,,
o
_____
._
.
u
>ir
n
gin
about'June
1G
and
w
ill
be
cost $227,000, and w ill award con
follow ing di »crlb»d
B. Powell, Sarasota; Mrs. W. B. studies designed to fit the students
the present price o f wheat is a dential veto.
The revenue bill passed the tracts at a meeting on May 27, it he would be 'your county judge."
Powell, Sarasota; C. L. Thomas, to become teachers are the most pushed with the view o f g iv in g ated In Seminole
fa r more important matter than
ScHelle Mnlnes stated that by
Miami a plentiful supply o f so ft to -w lt: Deal Vi ol
is stated. The paving work will
Longwood; Chns. W .‘ Chase, Sr.,
International co-operation to pre house three months ago by a vote
notwithstanding water by December 1. The w ater Block 1, Howard
comprise nbout
115,000 square virtue o f his association with the Miami eBnch; E. W. Brown, De- popular classes,
o
f
408
to
8.
Two
members
who
Cotnpanv'a first add,.
vent war, that a universal love o f
yards or about six miles, and will uffairs o f the office in his present I.and; W. M. Jarius, Orange City; the fact that these professions al w ill be piped to the w ater-soften City. The said land !
peave among our peopl ewill in then voted against it yesterday
uavis
uouiovarn,
uee
a
v
c - ( capacity, he believed that he is best
p
„
.
F
•
t
-f
.
,
»
at th* date of the M
ing
plant
where
it
w
ill
be
tre
a
t
affect
Davis
Boulevard,
Lee
A
ve
ready are very much over-crowd
sure its
indefinite continuance, supported the conference report—
rertlOrain In th* nsasi
», Sunset avenue,'Lakevlew a v e - iqualifiw l fo r the office.
H e re"
PaJ tk y/ M
| R p ny ne’
nue
ed
and
later
run
into
the
city.
Bncharuch,
Republican,
New
Jersey
that modern England is an insidLaughlln.
Unit** old
•
• and Third street.
v ie w «i his record ns municipal W J J - f a'atk a*
^
* ayn°: ed.
nue
nnd
Howard,
Democrat,
Nebrnska.
shall be rederntd at
ioua opponent o f modem America,
judge and later as county prose-1raiau ta. ft. v. i arrisn, uayiona,
German
women
this
year
have
tax
deed
will
lt*1« Its
and that the League of Nations, Three Republicans, who previously
cuting attorney. John G. Leonardy i S. Kendrick Guernsey. Orlando;
n th dny of June. A.nj
O
LD
P
E
O
P
L
E
’S
HOM
E
W
A
T
E
R
F
R
O
N
T
A
T
D
A
Y
T
O
N
A
voted
fo
r
the
bill,
voted
Against
taken
a
greater
interest
in
agri*
being a strictly party question,
Witness my jITltlalA
*
™
0rJ 5 ^ ° :
T A M P A , May 27— Cornerstone seal
D A Y T O N A . May 27— Contract was tho next speaker, and was fol- » « • J
must-not, therefore, be even named the report— H ill. Maryland; Moores,
ih li the 3rd day if I
W. W illiams, Eustis; Chas. E. cultural subjects than at any other
lowed
by
S.
A.
B.
Wilkinson.
hs
been
awarded
to
a
local
firm
o
f
to
the
new
$120,000
Old
People’s
1SZ4.
M
Indinna, and Phillips, Pennsylvania.
ISM.
in mixed assemblies.”
Harris, St. Augustine; H a rry .S . time, and all q f the universities
Other*
who
Rpoke
were
C.
W.
(Real)
F. A. I
Home ht\s been laid and the
The treasury department previ construction o f the new waterfront
It was the opinion o f the speak
Ellin,
Jacksonville;
G.
Z.
Phillips,
EnUmtngcr apd *W. B. Ballard,
report enlarged classes also in structure will, be ready fo r occu Clark Circuit Court I
er that “ Christian civilization, in ously hud announced objection to park hure. The lowest bid submit
»y Flurlda
tp,’ V*
candidates fo r county commis Jacksonville; Miss Elizabeth D. architecture, engineering, and oth pancy within two months,it is sta t
• hi.
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—..k m
modern swarming inter-dependent the publicity provisions and . in ted was for $202,100.50. The work
By A.
WHKK1.1
Qunintance,
Lake
Wales.
•
*
sioner.
and
C.
A,
Dallas,
candidate
i
communitites. can no more
be crease provided in the estate tax is to begin by Juno 1 and be com
ed by contractors doing the work. May d - ll- B - I Wiuai.
,.Wm. Bchpe, New Smyrna;' J. E, er technical studies.
*• .
p l e t e by February 1, 1025. <_____ fo r school board,
based on universal legalised and rates. -
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�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 28, 1924
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Witness our' hands as IHto C ity
Owen Lovcjoy, secretary National an order o f the Court herein roadq,
Commission
of, the ,fcity o f (San
Child Labor Com m itted; Mlsd Lucy notice In hereby (riven that the cit
ford,
Florida,
and as e x -o lfd o ^fond
A. M. Bothamly, L ot 4, Blk 9, T r 4.... .......
68i
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izens and tax payers o f the City
Trustees
o
f
the
C
ity
o
fjj^
iM
o
r
d
,
A.
M.
Bothamly,
L
ot
6,
Blk
9,
T
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4.............*......
68
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o f Sanford, Florida, are by said
Florida, and the seal o f said city,
A. M, Bothamly, Lot 6, Blk 9, T r 4..... — .......... 58.5
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order required to be and appear
this 12th day o f May, A . D. 1V24.
•A,
M.
Bothamly,
o
L
t
7,
Blk
9,
T
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4.................
68.5
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before
the
Circuit
Court
o
f
the
Jacksonville; Marcus ru gg. nu>FORREST LA K E ,
ida Children’s Home Society; Dr. Seventh Judicial Circuit o f the
r Martha G. Fox, L o t 6, Blk 9, T r 5t....
(S eal)
S. 0 . 'C H A S E , , ’
G A IN E S V IL L E , Fal., M ay 28— C. C. Carstens, director o f Child
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JtNUo'bley, I-ot 10, Blkr 9, T r 5................ 117
^
State o fFlorida, on the 3rd day
J, .MARSHALL. .
^Commencement exercises nt the W alfaro League o f America.
s
Public
School,
L
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t
6
,
Blk
9,
T
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6
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...117
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A s the City Commission o f the
* » $ M w s l t y - o f Florida w ill take
> Public School, L o t 10, Blk 9, T r 6...................... 117
jl
M A IL IN G MATCHES
C ity o f Sanfurd, Florida, And as
it’ place at' 10:30 o’clock Tuesday
L. H. Thrasher, L o t 5, Blk 9, T r 7.................... 117
' 1
W A S H IN G T O N .
May
28ex-officio Bond Trustees ’o f the
morning, May 27, when 109 seniors W arning that mntches and other
t Victor & Belle Check, L o t 10, Blk 9, T r 7............117
':9
- City o f Sanford, Florida.
be graduated. Dr. Henry Louis inflammable materials arc prohib8 Joe D. Chittenden, SMi L ot 4, Blk 9, T r 8......... 58.5
‘1
A ttest:
,,
* Smith, president o f Washington Jited transportation in the mails,
Joe D. Chittenden, E. 16 f t o f S tt o f Lot 5,
1
L. R. H I I L I PS.
- and Lee University, w ill deliver tho I is being given by postmasters
*
Blk 9, T r 8 .............. ....................................... 10
M
commencement address.
City Clerk o f the City o f Sanford
and A . R. Key, W . 42.5 ft. Lot 5,
|throughout the country nt the diSB C. W.BlkCarroll
'M ore than ordinary significance
te
Floridu.
9,
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8
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o
f
the
Post
Office
DepnrtFor
President
o
f
United
States:
,l'Attaches to the exercises fo r it will rection
So
2® Alice W . Fulmer,........—
L
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f.?
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V V r ....... 68.5 ‘. ) 3
a-a
, be the first time in the history o f ment. The warning resulted from j
In C/tnrt nf ihr County Juitcv, Srm-1 (Vote for one First Choice.)
SB I t A . NeWman add VT.,.BClk
.
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c
l ' thafflUtitntffW) that more thnn 1»0 complaints o f the German postal
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.H ill,’ Lot 10, Blk 9,
Innlf C ou nt!. S tair nf PlarM a. )
In rV Kslnto o f c\ A. Holts:
;W fcUidents huve compose*! tho grml. authorities that two tires in the
T o all OrotlUnfs. l.cKntees. Distribu W IL L IA M gT M cADOO
! ' sating class. It marks h growth Bremen post office, and u fire in a
tors mill
nil
Portions
b a vin * 0S( :‘A i f W !~U N D F,RWOOb“
M. C. Mosely. Lot 1, Blk 10, T r 1 - .................... 117
J
! i i t h lt is considered phenomenal. postal car at Leipzig, were due to
Claims nr D«mamls against said
J.
J.
Mauaser,
L
o
t
6
,
Blk
10,
T
r
l.._
................
117
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Only 19 years hgo the school (then matches enclosed in parcel post
Estate:
For Presidential Electors— Group No. f t
M.
B.
Bronson,
L
o
t
1,
Blk
10,
T
r
2
..:.................
117
J
You.
anil
oacb
o
f
yon.
nro
horsbjr
- located at Lake C itv ) had n total
ncknges mailed in the United
(Vote for one First Choice.)
not I lied uml t>i>quln>d to prosont any
ttit attendance o f 104. Today this repCity
Park,
A
ll
Blk
10,
T
r
4...........
248
jJ
S
tates.
claims uml ilrmninlit which you, or J.” L K O A N D E R SON
j b 1m e n u approximately one-fifth o f
olther oT you. nn»y have against tho
I Vesta L. Weeks, Lot 1, Blk 10, T r 3.................117
the a m e n t number o f freshmen.
ostuto o f C. A. Itntts .Uerensed. Isle P. W. CORR________________ ____________________________
In the Circuit Court w." the Seventh
W. J. Thigpen, L o t 6, Blk 10, T r 3._.r . . _ ------------ 117
3
o f Hemlnoln County, Florida, to th«
The greater number o f the stuFor Presidential Electors— Group No. 6:
Judicial Circuit o f Florida, in
undersigned adm inistratrix o f said
Stella P. A rrington, Lot 6, Blk 10, T r 2..;............ 117
1
■. dents already had le ft the campus
estate, within tw o years from the (Vote fo r one First Choice.)
and fur Seminole County. .
’ ••today, members o f the student body
Catholic
Church,
A
ll
Blk
it),
T
r
5.......
48
)
j
9
date hereof.
o f 1,347, having departed fo r tho City o f Sanford, Floridu,)
1)7* W .'fiE R R Y
Dated May 12th. 1921.
Mrs. A. Simon, L ot 1, Blk 10, T r 6........... .........117
J
B E TTI B BETTS,
r r, four comers o f the earth. Some
J.~F. DO RMAN*
"
a municipal corpora-)
Adm inistratrix.
J.
C.
Roberts,
Lot'C
,
Blk
10,
T
r
0...........
...........117
]
'\ r went bv train, some by automobile,
Fur Delegates to National Democratic Convention,
tion, by and through)
Mra. M. Nelson, L o t 1, Blk 10, T o 7................... 117
3
and others afoot.
State at Large:
Forrest Lake, S. O.)
K t.. i “ As thev go. they will carry the
W. H . Peters, Eat., Lot 6, Blk 10, T r 7.................. 117
3
(Vote fo r four First Choice.)
name o f Florida around the world
Chase, and C. J. Mar-)
City Park, A ll Blk 10, T r 8.....................................248
]3
; and mahy will carry it to sea,” said
Notice is hereby given that up
shall, comprising the)
Kiten M. Knight. II. I>. Fuller, I T~.l7X PTrCEV~ARD
Notice is hereby given to any and all persons intcnJ
I one observer ns he watched the
d ec ree It. Curruth. It. 1^ F a rrell., W IL L IA M J E N N IN G S B R Y A N _________ ___
City
Commission
o
f)
special assessments against the various pieces of propettj]
to and until 2:00 o'clock p. in. on
young take their departure. "W hermid Mnrxnrei \V. Itaimiey. DefenROY C A M P B E L L ____________ ;__________________________
Aunts.-—Citation.
H?*ever they go. wherever they a re -the City o f Sanford,)
scribed that said assessments are payable in full within t d
the Glh day nf June, A. 1). 1924,
T o Ellen M. K dIk Ii I, If liv in g and J K R R Y_W ,_C A R T E R ___________________________________
•it, in their native state, in the North
Citation
Florida
a fter the above and foregoin g special assessment roll h u M
If
(lend,
nil
parties
claim
ing
In
ter
sealed proposals will ho received by
C J.or.the
nr In
^vs , VMV South, HI
IM foreign
l’»IUI*lt lands.
HlllUni
est under the said Ellen M. Knight, GF.KTRUDE B. CORBET
ized, approved and confirmed, or In fifteen equal annuil iatyj
they will bo able to look back on
Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase
and C. deceased or otherwise. In ntid to the GECL.B. C R A M E R ______________;______________________ _
with interest a t 8 per cent, per annum from and after thifl
%
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the greatest year fo r the 'Babv
nrernlxes hereinafter described, B.
University o f the South/ Though
J. Marshall, as the City Commis D. Fuller. If livin g and If dead, nil J. J. D IC K IN S O N
George A . DeCottes,)
special assessments stand approved and confirmed.
parties claim ing Interest under the
the-tw o outstanding achievements
sion o f the City o f Sanford, Flor Hiild It. D. Fu ller deceased o r o th er CR O M W E L L " G IBBONS________________________ _
State Attorney fo r)
A m eeting o f the Equalizing Board o f the City of 3««fJ
w ere the record attendance and the
ida, and as ex-officio Bond Trus wise. In and to the premises here \ LBE RT_ W._GI L CI1R1ST_________ _____________________
the
Seventh
Judicial)
ida,
w ill bo held at the C ity H all at 2:30 P. M.. on the til
championnhln football team, there
inafter described; fleo rg e It. Car___ _
tees o f the C ity o f Sanford. Flor- ruth, If living, and If dead, nil J. F. C. GRIGGS
Circuit of the State o f)
June, A . D. 1924, at which m eeting said Board will heer ujj
w ere many things Indicating future
partis claiming Interest tinder the W .'M. 1GOU
growth and power.”
'
complaints and objections as to such special assessment!, ig
Florida.
)
said
Oeorgn
It.
Carrutn, , de
ceased,
or
otherw ise
In
and M. F.. 510REY________________ _________________ ;________
said time adjust and equalize said assessments on ■ basis
T o tho Citizens and Tax Payers o f
to the premises
h erein after
de
P
A
T
M
U
R
P
H
Y
____________
__
________________________
and
right, and when said special assessments are so equaliiali
1 Florida F^rm People the City o f Sanfop], Florida:
scribed; It I.. Farrell, If livin g , and
if dead, all parties claim ing In ter F. V. P A R A D IS E ________ ______________________________
justed, same w ill then stand confirmed and be, and mnii|
Whereas, a petition was filed in
est under the said It. I.. F a rrell, de.
* TonStudy A il Phases
liens uporj the property against which said assessment! art li
ceased or otherwise, In and to the G ILC H R IS T B. STO CK TO N ____ :_______________________
tho above entitled cause on this
premises
hereinafter
described;
•V Farm L ife A t Meeting: 13th day of- May, A. D. 1924, by
til paid in accordance with provisions o f Resolution No. W,|
P
E
R
R
Y
G.
W
A
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L
_______________________________________
Margaret W. Itamxey, | (liv in g , und
if dead, all parties claim ing In ter
on the 28th day o f A pril, 1924.
For Delegates to National Democratic Convention,
the City Commission o f the City
est under the said M argaret W.
C O LU M B IA ? i T c . , May 28—
Fourth Congressional D istrict:
(S E A L )
L. R. PHILIPS, City
o
f
Sanford,
Florida,
a
municipal
Itumsey.
deceased
or
otherw
ise,
In
9 Land settlement ns a sstntc conand to the premises herein after de (Vote fo r two First Choice.)
M ay 28; June 4,
H trolled, protect, to offset the boll corporation, by and through For
scribed, said property being situ
I weevil and the migration o f the rest Iaike, S. O. Chase and C. J.
ated In Seminole County, State of ■T~k. t r g Q W D E N ~
Florida, and more particu larly d e JOHN C. COOPER. Jr._______________________ _________
negro from the cotton fields, has Marshall, as the City Commission
S P E C IA L A S S E S S M E N T k O L L PR E P A R E D UNDER Al
scribed ns follows, to-w ltt
1 been investigated by a commission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida,
IJtTS I A N D 1. SE C TIO N 12. JOHN C. G RAM LIN G _______________;_________________
I T Y O F R E S O L U T IO N N O . 135, Adopted on the &i
l?2: appointed by Gov. Thomas G. Mc- against the State of Florida, px rcl,
I TO W N S H IP 2') SOUTH, R A N G E 30.
A
pril, 1924, by the Cit y Commission o f the city of Suf«<
CEORGE_B‘
HILLS._____________________________________
i v ■ Lrod, of South Carolina, but must
’. w ait on legislation by the general George A. DeCottes, praying for
The follow ing is the estimated cost o f paving Seventh Stn
JOHN M. M U R R E L L ___________________________________
k a.vicmbly next year fo r an actual the validation o f certain bonds o f
Magnolia Avenue west to French Avenue, a width of 241
« beginning, according to form er tho C ity o f Sanford, Florida, in the
sheet
asphalt replacing the 9 ft. aand fill brick paringI
For Governor:
'j . Gov. Manning, chairman o f the
payable scmi-annunlly on January
Oak Avenue and Magnolia Avenue, using the 16 foot pH
(Voto fo r one First Choice, and one Second Choice.)
f>” South Carolina land settlement sum o f Soventy-two Thousand first and July first, o f each year,
(472,000.00) Dollars, fully described
commission.
paving between. Oak and French Avenues as a base fin
s n )N E Y ~J.~CATT3~
T*
Tha form er chief executive, sp- in said petition, authorized by a both principal and interest being
asphalt.
F R A N K E. J E N N IN G S ___________ ___________________
* pointe<Tby‘ GOV. McLeod to head cortian resolution duly adopted by payable at The Chase National
Estimated Cost Between Magnolia Ave. and 0*k All
, the commission, said tho situation the City Commission o f the City Bank, in the City Of New York,
JOHN \V. M A R TI h
.......
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I»VI.
—
1-»I
------1
»500
Cu.
Yds. grad in g @ 6 0 c ...... — ................ .............
1 in this state exists in varying deC H AR LE S Jl.J J P E N C E H .,___________________________
o f Sanford, Florida, on the 28th State o f N ew York, said bonds be1 grees throughout the south.
1000
Lin.
F t. concrete curb and gutter @ 80c........... ........J
ing o f the denomination of One
WORTH W . T R A M M E L L
____________
Dr. W. W. Long, rijrector o f tho day o f A p jril, A. D. 1924, enti
100
Lin.
F t. flush curb <§) 35c................................. .....
Thousand ($ 1000.00) Dollars each,
F or State Superintendent o f Public Instruction
extension department o f Clemson tled:
1200
Sq.
Yds.
asphalt pavement on rock base @ $2.00-----i
•’ I College, In.pointing out the need
and maturing as follows:
" A Resolution Providing for an
000
Sq.
Yds.
relay
brick @> 50c .......... ....... ...... ..... ......
. fo r a state-wido survey, said reBonds numbered from 1 to 5, to
iAOOJ^p; Ft‘drain tua ............. .......... ........... ; ..J
ports revealed an "alarm ing sltua- Issue o f Bonds by the City of San
1—
*\l t
R .R ;4 H L E Y
* tion” under which farm lands were ford, Florida, in the Sum q£ S uv- mature July 1st, 1925.
F t. concrete alley returns’ *(g>
.1 W in g deserted and their occupants enty-two Thousand Dollars, (he ■, Bonds numbered from G to 10, to
For Railroad Commissioner fo r Unexplrcd T erm :
'1 leaving the state, as many as 9,000
{fu tu re July lg ^ 19fip.
t
f\’oto fob ono F lm rC botcc:)
Engineering, Lega l Expense, rEtc., 8 per .cent.
2 White iamlifes leavin g the farm s in Proceeds Derived from .tho-SalaJ
X tT o S T flT teS W P K R _ _ _ _
•I- one year.—:Factorx:p)ay+ft*rir‘fJart' Xhunof -to.bc\-Uaed. tu.
J. in tha ataady reduction- tein u m btf
E l S. M ATTH EW S,_________
x o f farms were given bv him as the
For Adjutant General:
I j *ss credit fo r 450 Sq. Yds. Brick @ $1.17
| advent of the boil weevil, which
(V
ote
for one First Choice.)
Less credit fo r 950 Lin. F t. granite curb
' .| reached tho pook o f its dominance
v over the cotton crop In South Carj T c Li H - W i n t r F o s t e r
amounting t o .............. ... ................. ........
* olina during the three years in
@ 30c ........................................................ .
GEORGE J. G A R C IA ________________________________
2 question, and the resulting migraFor
State
Attorney,
Seventh
Judicial
Circuit:
■1 tion to the north o f both white
Total estimated c o s t .............. ...........................
. f, and uegro laborers.
GKO.’ 'ATTm I H ’TE S
g*f
The rural situation as affected
T o be borne entirely by adjacent property.
M IL L A R D B. SM ITH
______
f by aifrlcultural conditions
__________ Mwas
Number o f feet frontage, 930.
steadily growing worse, Mr. Long
For State Senator, 19th Senatorial D istrict:
Assessment per foot frontage, $3.8494.
said. It was fe lt that it would be
(V o te for one First Choice.)
Estimated Cost Between Oak and French Avrntti
g.lm poislble to get private capital
LEW ISO'HRVAN
^.. to undertake to put colonization
400 Cu. Yds. grad in g @ 60c ____________ — ...... ........ — *
M. O . OVERST R E E T _________:________________________
^ schemes into operation, unless the
2000 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 80c .............— ■
B state led the way.
Sanford, Floridu, duly had nnd|
For Member House o f Representative:
100 Lin. Ft. flush curb @ 35c ..............
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fc* -The land settlement commission
(V ote fur one First Choice.)
' first went to C alifornia and W is adoplt-d, said bonds to be of the
700 Sq. Yds. road base @ 90c...... .....................................consin where the problem was dLt- denomination o f Ono Thuusund .
P 0 ltltK S T ~ l7 AKF.
3100 Sq. Yds. 2 " sheet asphalt top <g)(§) $1.10..................x uayed With the commissions of ($1000.00) Dollars each, beariifg 1
J. R. L Y L E S ____________________
'
___________
200 Sq. Yds. brick relayed @ 50c ................. ............... Hmmh* states. Later a tou r indud- interest at the rate o f six per cen
For Clerk o f Circuit Court:1 Inlet ...... — ........ .— ------------ ;_________ __ ____________
ffctl U tah and other states. Th e pol(V o te for ono First Choice and one Second Choice.)
o f California .however, attract* tum per annum, interest payable
1000 U n Ft. 3” drain tile © $100.00 per M
— r—
tffLthe especial interest o f tho com- semi-annually, on the first days o f t
H .~ H rC H A P P K L L
1320 Sq. F t, concrete alley returns (§>25c -- ------------- —-r
: (nuaionera.
January and July o f each year,
V A N C E E. DOUGLASS'
60Q Sq. Yds. binder course @ 40e
*
7 ? .-Under the California plan, Mr. said bonds to be dated Januury 1st, ,
W . L. MORGA N _______________________________ •______
Engineering, Lega l Expense, Etc. 8 per cent.----mning stated, farm ers were ealllihed in groupa resembling 1924, and to be numbered consec
For County Judge
all townships where they were utively from t to 72. both numbers
(V o te for one First Choice and one Second Choice.)
Total estimated c o a t ...— /—
- r^^ran the benefits o f efficient m - inclusive, und to mature aerially in j
T o be borne entirely by adjacent property.
■JGTVN G. l E o N a u D Y
rvislon and advice on agricultutho following manner, to-wit:
Number o f fe e t frontage, 1,888I matters, as well as long term
SC H ELLE JU A1N E S.
Bonds numbered from 1 to 5, to
dits with which to finance their
Assessment per foot frontage, $3.8017,
JAM ES.O , SH ARO N
•ms. Social contacts, communi- mature July 1st, 1925.
F R E D T . WILLIAMS, Eng
S A M U E L A IL W IL K IN S O N
houses, diversions, churchev and
Bonds numbered from G to, 10, to
FEET .
PRf£
tools were provided fpV them.
Fur Sheriff:
FRONTAGE ASS1
mature July 1st, 1920.
NAM E
(V o te for ono First Choice and one Second Choice.)
Bonds numbered from 11 to 16,
B. It. Trafford'a Map, Sanford. FIs.
K X Y mG N TTC T a c l k n
to mature July 1st, 1927,
M. E, Church, Lot 5, Blk 8, T r 3------------- -------*
E. E. BRADY_______________________________________
Bonds numbered from 16 to 20,
H. R. Stevens, Lot 10, Blk 8, T r 3 . . _ ---------------» 7
.Vallrv of la w t t lm to S s r l r to Iks C. M ^ IIA N fi_______________________________________
to mature July 1st, 1928.
N .11. Garner, L o t 5, Blk 8, T r 4.....................— 717
lloniirahlr J. J . Dlrklnxnu. Jndae
of Ihr t'lrrult t'onrt, Srvrnth Ju- J. 9 -J L E E __________________________________________
Bonds numbered from 21 to 25,
Mrs. J. F. Laing, Lot 10, Blk 8, T r <4............ ....... 717
dlrlnl rirnilt. In nod tor Ir m i.
a .
to mature July 1st, 1929. .
nolr CiHinly, State uf Florida, for
L. G. Cameron, L ot 5, Mlk 8, T r 5..!------ --- __.....777
Charter.
For T a x Collector:
Bonds numbered from 26 to 30,
H. C. Noble, Lot 10, Blk 8, T r 5 . . _ ....- ............. 777
* !\ jN IV E R S IT Y
O F FLO R ID A ,
(V o te fo r one First Choice.)
fJainesvflle, May 28— Special train- to mature July 1st, 1930.
Nutlrr Is hereby irlvrn thnt the
City Park. A ll Blk 8 , T r 0------------------------- ----248
[---------r
undvrslKnrd Intends to apply to the J N 6 . D. J lK K T S s
fo r social workers through two
Bonds numbered from 31 to 35,
R. H. Walthour, Lot 6, Blk 8, T r 7 ............ - ..... 777
Hon. J. J. DIcktnaon. Juditc nf thn
h i — one o f eight weeks and the to mature July 1st, 1931.
i
i
Circuit Court. Havrnth Judicial C ir R. C. M A X W E L L
J. T . Allen, Lot 10, Blk 8, T r 7-------------------- 777
__________
-will be given
ir o f four_______
weef
cuit. In and for. Heralnolr .County.
■'For County Praeecuting A ttorn ey:
Bonds numbered from 36 to 40,
Slute of Florida, on. to-w it. thi*
Oluf Smlt. Lot 5, Blk 8, T r 8___________ ____ - - 777
•ing the summer school at the
(V o te fo r one First Choice.)
10th
day
of
June,
A.
D.
1934.
fo
r
a
to
mature
July
1st,
1932.
iversity o f Florida, it is officiSouthern U tilities Co., Lot 10, Blk 8, T r 8.— — 777
charier for a corporation to he
r announced. This special train"
r~
r
Bonds numbered from 41 to 45,
known as " T IIH H A t.tIK H A Illtl- G E fls r G T itfc R itifttr '
D. A. Caldwell. L ot 1, Blk 9, T r 3-------------- ----- 777
ON OHAL’T E It O F T H K N A T IO N A L E R N E S T F. H O USH O LD ER
1 is to be given through the to mature July 1st, 1933.
1
1
Harry
W ard, E. 62 ft. Lot 6, Blk 9, T r. 3--------- 5;
O
C
IBTT
o
r
T
H
K
DADOIUT5RH
o
f
ronage o f the Florida State ConT IIK AM B K IC A N IIK VO LD TIO N .”
Bonds numbered from 46 to 60,
For County Commissioner, 1st D istrict:
Jos. Reiienatein, W . 65 ft. L o t 8, Blk 9, T r 3...-.- 85
•nee o f 8 oclal W ork, tha Chil(he charter and object nf the suid
m’s Code Commission, and the to mature July 1st, 1934.
corporation to be formed being fu lly (V o te for one First Choice.)
George A. Speer, L o t 1, Blk 9, T r 4..... - — ...... - 777
set forth In the application and G . U D L E D SOE
ithern Division o f the American
~ ~
Bunds numbered from 61 to 65,
J. A . Harrold, Lot 10, Blk 9, T r
.......... - - 717
proposed charter now op (tleJn the
d Cross Society, I t is planned to mature July 1st, 1035.
offlm uf the clerk uf Ihe circuit BOSTON S T E E LE ___________________________
Annie M. Whltner, Lot 1, Blk 9, T r
-------- 777
fticularly for teachers interested
court uf Boinlnul* County, fltatti uf
Bonds
numbered
from
56
to
CO
,
Deane
Turner,
L
ot
6
,
Blk
9,
T
r
5.........—
.—
..... 777
For
Justice
of
the
Peace,
1st
D
istrict:
Florida
and
briefly
dexcrlbuU
as
^community problems and fo r
follow s:
* 11 •
(V o te fo r one First Choice.)
to mature July l i t , 1930.
Public
School,
Lota
1,
2
,
6
,
7,
Blk
9
,
T
r
6
.------234
[dents in the social sciences.
Its charter la that o f n corpora
Deluded in the training w ill be
tion not for profit m il Its objects P T M .~ E L D E R ~
Bonds numbered from 61 to 65,
F. H. Rand. Lot 1, Blk 9, T r 7____
~ ~ 717
are tn perpetuate the memory and
{ht-week courses In introduction to mature July 1st, 1937.
W/ H. Hynes, L ot 8, Blk 9, T r 7------- ------------- 117
•
spirit of jn e m en'and women who L. G. STRIN G F E LLO W
sociology, problems o f child welachieved American Independence:
F. n . Rand. L ot i , Blk 9, T r 8............ .............. ;-777
Bonds numbered from 60 to 70,
For
Constable
for
1st
Justice
o
f
Peace
District
)e> child study, health education,
acquisition und protection o f histor
Alice W . Palmer, Lot 6, Blk 9, T r ______________ 717
*
ical sputa; to cherish, maintain and (V o te fo r one First Choice.)
n k a l education including play- to mature July 1st, 1938.
extend the tnetttutlone of ‘A m eri
Bonds and play and corrective exNotice
is
hereby
given
to
any
and
all
persons
1
8
Bonds numbered from 71 to 72,
can freedom und patriotic educa E 7 E .7 V A C K E lt
Haas snr gymnastics and coach. to mature July 1st, 1939.
tion anil Americanisation.
special assessments against the various pieces of
R. C. W H IT T E N
L ate.; principles o f economies,
JOHN O. LE O N A K D Y.
scribed that said assessments are payable in *ul7
^
I
and,
Solicitor
fo
r
Petition
er!.
pal legislation, vocational educaMay 24: June 4-11-11.
a fter the above and foregoing special assessment ro
.
Ugtous education, political
Whereas, it appears from said
1299 Sq. Yds. brick to be relald @ 5 9 c ____________
and other allied subjects, petition filed as aforesaid, thnt all
ized, approved and confirmed, or In fifteen equal annu ^
2849 Sq. F L concrete alley returns <§> 25c............
nr.week course will include
with Interest at 8 per cent, per annum from and s “ e
RED U
ND
ER
AU
S P E C IA L A S S E S S M E N T R O L L PR E P A K
UN
L ic
it A
uT
i uHuOnRJ, problems of child W*l- ■tapa taken in connection w ith the
Engineering. Legal Expense, etc., 8 per cent
special assessments stand approved and confirmed.
1TY O F R E S O L U T IO N N O . 1 U , Adopted by the C ity Commlsimentary case work, confer-, issuance o f said bonds by the City
A m eeting o f the Equalising Board o f the City 0
■Ion o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, >on the 28th day o f A pril, A
o f Sanford, Florida,--------—
have bcen
regr
Total estimated cost — ....■
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-,
.$17395.00
ida,
w ill be held at the City H all a t 2:30 P. **-. ®"! “ *
ular in every respect, and in *
D. 1924.
T o be borne entirely by adjacent property
June,
A . D. 1924, at which m eeting said Board will
conformity with law, and,
The follow ing is the eatim atat coat o f pqving Elghtl
if thi« work w ill bo qtidor
j l M w r j o f feet fron U ge, 3,786.
complaints and objections as to such special asacssm* •
ford
Avenue
w
est
to
FtyB^h
Avenue,
a
width
o
f
•etion and supervision o f acts, conditions and th ltigi
Assessment per foot frontage, $4.7268.
Id aeaesamenta on * ^
M. Bristol, professor and quired by law to exit), happen
asphalt a na 8” rock
v T . W IL L IA M S . Enginter.
1,200.00
and right, and when said speei
2400 Cu. Yds, grading
bo performed, precedent to at
FEET
P R E L IM IN A R Y justed, same w ill then stand
W
W
' 4
4000 Lin. Ft. copcreU eti
tbs issuance o f u id boqdiiF R O N T A G E ASSESSM ENT liens upon tha property again
jrrnn o _ v j . ■
gs
a Sanford, F U .
liplomas
orning
§
University W ill.
IJOffer Course In
;!«• Social Welfare
w.
S
rm
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THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. 1924
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PROBE FOREIGN
RELATIONS OF
SHIPPING FIR M
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to tho United States and Great
Britain, according to Iichiro Tokutomi, probably Japan's most noted
editor, in a diatribe against the
foreign office which appeared in
his paper, the Kokumin, recently.
The creed o f Japanese diplomats,
according to.Mr. Tokutomi, is that
just as the earth r e v iv e s around
| the sun, so international politics
moves with the Anglo-Saxon race
as its axis.
A ll intelligent peopl eknow the
damage this creed has done to
Jnpan'a prospects,” th»: Kokumin
editor continues.
"Although an
Independent country, Jspan has
often appeared as though she were
a dependency o f Britain or Am er
ica in tho Held of international
politics. Tho main reason the Asi
atic peoples have ceased to trust
Japan is because this country,
ashamed o f associating h o self
with other Asiatic nations, has
been bent on following the lend
o f the Americnns or British in all
matters. •
i
SAVE
ISTANDAKO OIL..COMPANY}
J M 5 I7 J 6 A
Purch-*i9Q a coupon book at
ony Standard Oil Company
(Kentucky) Service Station or
Office. Coupons are redeenv
able sr.mc as cash for gasoline
and motor oils at any o f out
Service Stations located in
Facsimile o f Coupon Book
ateBt.Ta
American Singers To
Celebrate flffir Y e a r
M ETHODISTS A G A IN S T W A R
S P R IN G F IE L D , May 28.- P r o
posal that n world conference of
religious forces be called to con
sider plans and methods against
war was introduced before the
Methodist Episcopal general con
ference here today.
Alabama, Floridaf, Georgia,
Kentucky and Mississippi*
S tandard O il Co m p a n y
U N I T E D
C ntC A G O . May 2 8 .-H m ^ recH
l O t f t i
o f voiccv wilt join In caroling to T I C U I I y f o . U l O W
the world thnt the North American
- — j—"*
”
Singers' U nion-♦ * -w +ebialins lU i
sevrniy-fifth yenr here June 11-18, | Votinr precincts of the sti
when its annual reunion and dla-t Florida by counties
now
mond jubilee snengerfeat w ill be 1.104, according to * xv n Sf
held In the Coliseum. The org a n i-ta b u la ted by the r-BLU ta i
ration was founded in Cincinnati! State.
Hillsborough count;
in I8ID. Mnny o f the selectiona I 50 per cent more than any
arc planned to be broadcast
by
of 65. Folk comes next with. 4
radio.
then cornea Duval with 39; E v u
One o f the features la the. twobin. 37; Marion 33; Palm'.Bane
posed amalgamation o f the. indivi .11 apd Dade 89. Tho revised II
dual societies in n four part* sing by counties follows:
f §
Alachua, 28; Baker. 7; Bay,' 2
ing by male voices. The Chicago
sympathy orchestra is expected to Bradford. 8; Brevard. 94; Bees
sed. 7; Tolhdnn. 14: C horletfcrf
participate in a scries o f concerts.
Citrus, 14; Clay, ilO; Collier. !
German folk solgs aro to be sung Columbia, 14; Dade. 30: Deflat
without orchcsttnl accompaniment, 10; Dixie. 8; Duval, 89; Kscamhi
hut other numbers w ill be sung 17; Flagler, 7; I*ranhlin, 4; Gad
den, 14; Glades, 12; Hamilton,. 1
with fu ll orchestra. The winning
H a rd o , 16; Hendry, 6; Heranru
composition In the American folk 10; Highlands, 8; HilUboAnM
song contest, manuscripts in which 65; Holmes, 28; Jaekaon, 28; Jam
have b n h considered fo r many sun. 13; Lafayette,' 6; Lake, ‘ 1
months, w ill he presented at the l^ e. 27: Leon, 21; Levy, 17; L ib
ty, 9; Madison. 12; ManaUe, 1
suengerfsst.
Marion, 88; Monroe, 9; N M D
13; Okaloosa, 22; Okeo chob#ev
C O N D E M N 17 TO D E A TH
Omngr, 20; Osceola, >I t ; - P a
L E N IN G R A D , May 2A — Thu Beach, 31; Pasco, 21; Pinellas, 1
supreme court tin!ay condemned to Polk 12; Putnam, 29; Santa Boi
death 17 form er judges, court of- 23; .Sarasota, 9; Seminole, 12; 1
ticinls, lawyer* and persons connec Johns, 15; SI, Lucie 1*1: Sam ti
ted with the operation o f new ec
onomic police who have been tried
on charges o f corruption and
bribery.
STATES
T IR E S
A R E
G O O D
TIR B S
INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY
A gD A R p
U
SC O Cords have established
a new standard in high*ralae
tire .equipment at a medium pries.
r ..
T h e new patented latex treatment
o f the cords gives them strength, Jinji.
wearing qualities that mean m any
added miles o f service.
School System Of
Orange County One
Of Country’s Best
^
«iV H W »rrTv
State Pardon Board
Considers Appeals
OD AY—Ride in1this Remarkable Six
SetmttficaUy balanced, holJi (As
m f at all tpttJt. A ll-iittl body.
Om-pi*c» wirtdiMJ. Lururioui,
genuine Itatktr anbiont, Itnlnchtt
deep. Coal tight*. Standard non•bd cord Ur**.
T A L L A H A S S E E , May 28.-Th<*
State Pardon Board held a special
meeting today to consider eases of
several prisoners confined in the
hospital
at tho Raiford State
Prison farm. Members o f the
board headed by Hardee visited the
farm last week to investigate ap
peals of prisoners who are said to
Im in n low state o f health, some
ommended tha tthc two nitrate
o rone hundred years In a fertilizer
in tha last stages o f tuberculosis.
Japan proper haa a land arcs of
147,655 square miles, o r about one
twenty-fourth o f that o f the Unit
ed States, while its population is
about 56,000,000 or one-half o f that
o f the United States.
R O L L IN S CO LLEG E. W inter
Park, May 28.— The June number
o f the Journal of. the Florida Edu
cation- Association, which will be
off. the. press pa-June 26, w ill bo
devoted to the Orange county syatcw t ^ ^ . V x m ; - w,7>h<dd a n -as
a model the work ox thq Orange
county”* educational organization,
according to the announcement o f
I)r, 0. I. Woodley, editor o f the
JoJurnal.
Orange county educational o ffi
cials have contributed special a rti
cles to the June numbor. The mer
its o f every department o f the O r
ange county system will be pointed
out for the benefit of Florida’s
educators. The Juno Journnl will
be the special number for the year.
"Orange county haa one o f the
tiona in th estate and it compares
very fnvorably with the bent sys
tems in other states,” declared Dr.
Woodley. "The aupervislon given
tho Orange county schools is espe
cially commendable.”
Under tho system introduced by
tho P. E. A. the Journal gdc, to
every educator In the state and to
twice that number of citizens and
patrons o f the public schools who
are Interested in and aiding the e f
forts of the teachers In building up
nmi strengthening1 the state’s
school system.
*
ping non-skid tread, mcana case o f
handling— traction safety.
Made in 30 x 3 as well as 30 x 3V4
inch clincher and in all straight*
.
llflCjlb e tiiw
[ f**<*^^ • • •
•
f S
e • • s e 141$
s
in the tvorld made of cords
solutioned in rau>rubber latex
Uuy USCO Cords from
1C -oi
j-wcnl'no-)
|*«„ d r t iv h a i or .
automotive industry.
S fS W M
Automobile Show
for six con secu
tive y e a r s 'j^ a n
turer member
of the wkodritin
Q fte L A R G E S T
The Toor is (Car
B I O . S I X
p. a a Detroit
S S a rS iS x
saAja m.M—
|f#S
jsj
gang*
4-lJ' w*v
W
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'W >.<■» *
%
U n e q u a l l e d facilities for
possible values that arc unapproached in the
h a s h e ld f i r s t
IN, Mgr.
'*n '' tliU
1113 Sanford Avc.
105 P a lm e tto A v e
quality manufacture on a large scale make
? S E
a 9m
r ti v• . v
* • • • • • • •
*•••
’
U . S. 'tires arc the only tires
afford to pay.
W e invite you to take out a Light-Six
model for comparison with other cars at near
its price. Then with cars selling for several
hundred dollars more. W e l l place a LightSix at your disposal-for this purpose any
time you name.
Buy no car at $500 or more without mak
ing this test Don’t buy blindfolded.
4 2 :.
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transportation at a price you can comfortably
Then note its price is well whbln the limits
of economy >-tlie cost of upkeep low. The
terms of payment liberal, ft offers the su
preme value of today in the $1000 field.
SPECIAL-SIX
,?*
,»«a«.«.
T h e Ford furnishes convenient and reliable
the thrill of its tremendously powerful sixcylinder motor. Mark its ease of handling,
its comfort, its fine car refinements.
L IO H T -B I X
5 / w H2-H.W. a d o n e .
S* li> « 'viI I aS
J. « r w t « i ii
The easy steering, yet sure grip- •
h e a rt!
* ‘ lightest touch of the accelerator. Feel
*
if i it
Jir,
r,.'? »m (v/ X
)ix»r.u
ri.u m .fx*: )
it ' i - M M
�t
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W9GVQt v w a w *
^psp
F y S H M H H n p p f
..> a £ ^ v f i r ? g . ; < y ->-
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T H E 8 A N F 0 ilD W R jM / lV B l> N E S I> A T v lft r A T W , I8 2 *H T
i # r ~ r
ie ■Sanfoi'd
ES#(ITV/#i
Herrild
_ . . (.
»T fn
flOmimtii M f f f t
;l«M I»r hr T*>f llrmld rrlitltg
r»4 ««*foM . Florida. ;*
■ I .. » . r
w
1" TWm i!
nh* 1 ^
■ ik I
M TJis
W 1lit the TnajprtV 'Aft Florida"
get for tlie long vacation. That is, schools are closed’ arid
boys and ifiT ls are beginning the aimless days of the usual
Kntrrftl .n* aecoM-elaan jnat\«r summer holiday. A few lucky youngsters will have a pro
(tlca at
Ober 17. 1SIJ. at the poatofTIca
ifftrO. Florida, under act o f Mar. gram laid out for them that will put them into fine physical
HIT. .
condition by the tim e the new school year begins. These
• x r D K A 'r.;.. l.....K d n »r same lucky Few w n r aIsQ~have' progress to sfiow 7n oth er
n o W A n n BKnrj ;.......J f a a u t r than physical ways. But the mgst o f the children o f Florida
will fritter away the days, getting the good or the bad "ju st
PhnarllH
1 . 2 5 u A re a a*
as it happens.”
____ _____
__________ , __
______________
______ __going
_ to
Nor is this
introduction,
as„ you
might expect,
j
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• llv «r «t l
e
f
f
In city
i a
by
a
carrier
o
per
ok lM.it Weekly Edltiop 11 l»«r
i ■,, ■» -fit •<i !. i : I it ti'tfw I I '* k“
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;
?niH n o id a g ^ R E iW ^ R N F D lB F O R E A R M E D
jr
—
•{ - l A f U A ^ i t little
I V
Dan
,r.
„
Enlarging your c h l T T l
from having to e n la r g jH
•cine cheat.
Napoleon's wisdom.
American business has\ u
Coprruni, iais
— N othing cvn -n u kri
uncomfortable than J -
T H E U E T llO D lS X C b itB e i-^ q '
nlTchurches to unite “ in
against w a r," but the church Wwihb
not vote never to figh t in
W hen —the next war
WOTS..............
clergym en w ill be helping the m U i -1
b e fo llo w e d b y a p r e a c h m e n t u pon t h e im p o r ta n c e o f chil-i j Qf*tV°nd.!,a?.
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1
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■-1- - -* ItnaiWA 1RJiloos imrlup Tlf®
h^m d,nif ,to,neoile who i**
VA
,
ship of state
■long a little better if
so many threats of rn a ftj
the crew.
a «d gpin^ t h ^ ’
Even If the world doti,
jivin g you needn’t txp*e»^V
the whole thin* at orir
• • U fB C IA I.J O T J (X .
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A ll Abltuary ..notices,, card* of
charge W the' iM 'ricb' kovYrnment.
IhankaT reiolut/dnil and notteva of to see every boy and gltt ill'th e country have a summer so
arc seeking a road to, pfrmaV^nj
^tartAISMahta wW «r*.«har*e* are
w ill bo charged for at reguy crowded w ith wholesome, rollicking fun, they would return peace, nnd.,iw m e,*oj«ti 0n, of>thcifc
•ti;
to school in’ the FaBAvith globin g cheeks and merry eyes, In, hWtionat- ptcbleltw. Th ey wiitretUF
rT
*
i -v- *
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R iT R ^ ft'T n r a m c <v a t k i » pitF-ft* prime condition fbf'thg/bekt’jiff school work.
• 1 *
n be seeking,"^'hexty Sunday,’ ’and
Tha 'AanocTated Pireaa la .eacluAnd
there's
the
trouble.
.*
Instead
of
wholesome
fun,
in
U ely •kDU’t d to tha uae for repub*
later.
"
In this paper and also the local
newti pvbllahad herein. All rights
of republican on, of, special dispatch*
aa fcafein are also rcs«rV« d. '
,j W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 28, 1024,
b
i TH O U G H T FOR TO D AY
S i $ f Y O R K ’ THOUGHTS:
j f ? 5 ^ 'i s i a s
i « r t Jilst, whatsoever thing*
yrhataoever things are
wfiatabeve'r things are o f
»Bbrl?*ff there he any vlrarttt’ H 't h e r t ’ b e 'a n y praise,
tk on khesa things.— Philipoians
Ext^aej, Froip TKanatnpsls.
stead of long play'hours in tha open air,,with early bedtime
and early rising hours; instcaif'of well^cooked food, plenty o f
milk, plenty o f fruit— what dodfl the average child get? V a
cation days should be grovyiug (lays. Boys and girls should
not be listlessly "killing time?’ nor aimlessly spending the
wonderful weeks given them fo r recreation. They should
have thoughtful grown-ups to devise ways for them to get
the beat possible fun out of every vacation day. They should
have relatives,and friends with sense enough to know that
the routine and the discipline o f school should be replaced
by something just as good.
The righ t kind o f places in which to play, the right sort
o f companions, the right kind of food, the right kind of story
books, the rig h t kind o f nights’ rest, with cleanliness nnd
comfort and good’ cheer, these should be provided by par
ents and grown-up friends of the children. Then the long
vacation hna. a chance o f being what it ought to be, a build
ing-up time fo r health and character.
• Here in Sanford thqre w ill be a lucky few who have un
derstanding elders to provldo the righ t conditions fo r a hap
py and profitable vacation, but already there are numbers of
other boys and girls who have started four months o f loaf
ing.
,
i.
So livF,"that "yrtrtft ‘flit siroSmons
comes to join
The M nnm erable’*!ea?avan, -that
■
itV)f?s * ;
«
T o th at mysterious realm, where
each shall take
His chamber in thF'Stlent'tnllls o f
death, ■
Thou go, not like the quarry-slave
Wouldn’t it pay you to make sure that your children arc
night, , - * ■• ,
' ,
to.hlb dungeon, but bus* not to be classed with the neglected ones?
lied and soothed
fn g tpiat, approach
. , v »*
JtwfH ,
W h a t A r e Y o u D oin g To Help?
L ike oile,'Who ‘wraps the- drapery o f
*-■
his pouch
• ‘
• A re you perform ing your part in the effort to give San
i t typj, and lies down to plan*
Boye leave th T^u n tJ
they can't sUnd tbeir f*L
. I f the average man t ™ .
is at the same tln«|Ij
places would be s ir '
K
The saddest words of
pen are “ The chickens
garden again.”
F A B R IC
30x3
30x3
rCORDS7
30x3 1-2
32x4 .............. . -ri
, ALL
g u a r a i
F.P.RINES"
all
105 Palmetto Afi,"
1113 Sanford A *J
2E
T H E BONUS
T H E D E A R B O R N IN D E P E N D E N T
S
to
COUNTING THE COST
m
A s a fe deposit b o x costs only a penny or|
so a day. It m ay cost you more to rept
a valu able piece o f personal proj
than it would to p rotect it in your
safe-d eposit b o x in the vau lt o f the
N a tio n a l B ank fo r ten years.
s A cordial in vitation is extended to youI
call and exam in e the fa cilities made f i
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P. P. FORSTER, President.
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B. F. WHITNER, 1
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TIRES
E X C L U S IV E C LUB S in New
Y ork decide to suspend their vis
itors’ Hat during the Democratic
convention. This is presumably t6
oblige members that occasionally
dream political dreams, on U\efr
own account, but would not like, tb
push the thing so fa r as to, “ invite
those political chaps to one's aWh
club, don’t you know.” W e really
have an-. American srlstocnacy-7-*]
poor thing, but our own.
■
ij.T h o President's veto o f the bonus tionste benefit. The tragedy o f all
bill has been overruled, but his- such action is thnt the reputed
^ w ffS u n C U lIe n Bryant
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beneficiaries are never the chief
'i^Rumcnts have not.
i A nebf edUSe fo r divorce. W il*
Although the bonus bill is now a beneficiaries at uu. But this is a
Ham A r Border, o f Michigan, ia
lilw. the bonus Itself w ill prova dis generation in which tho fallacy has
' . seeking-h divorce becauso his
appointing to those who receive it beccme ingrained that the g o v.
w ife's pipe is too fra g ra n t
(and who in the end w ill have to eminent can do anythintig in
th
thnt those
piiy for i t ) while it w ill exactly money way. The truth that
ft. Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich, o f Los
double the war debt that now rests who take out o f the government
•lekV CdllfdYnia, is belU ved'to
ori every fam ily in the United with one hand musb put back into
th tnVbtcrrd fo r having her
The estimated coat o f two the government with the other
.
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a
Ir betted, *<|h*
H.-i t ; ie1 one r hundred
flTj
nd a Charter bHliona o f dollars hand, or both they and the govern
I F SH E fnvors one husband, lit
y H n o f age.
ment w ill fa ll intd the ditch, has
her collection, she might try reai- oes not -include the millions' which. nflt yet been written on the national
Will
be’
requihld
t
o
iidminlstci*
the
dencc among the Knniagmlut where
' Th e Deytona Journal thinks the
.-T-. tio
,.v.f ‘ the* other millions Mind. Combined with the debts in
two or even three men sometime's' new law;
voter who casts a second choice
which
wl|!
bo required to pay i n ( curred by state bonuses, the inter,
live with one woman without sus
Vote neat Tuesday .*111
UiQst
oil
the
money thht w ill have eat that w ill have to be paid on the
picion or jealousy, but the sec*n4
guy— or guyesn-~foril
to
be
buithwcd
to fu lfill the, terms total bonus borrowings o f our peo
hukband (and presumably the third
Totes will ele
ple w ill double‘ that o f the prin
, j|i.
•Isa ), was only a deputy who acted o f ‘ klii’. Jaw.
sheriff and t!
cipal paH to 'th * soldiers. A n a Ufc
;1
AXonidUer
thehonurt
coUfct>vurny
aa husband and blaster o f thetfdustf
iktaia.
du rta f ithoabsenac rnf
“ Ha Mv-tba-latier's-return not only
felded to him his place, but b»came, in tho meantime, hls servSanford 'fs a b o u t'tW o n ly 'tlty in
•
1 a .rlT.
: -n- abilities incurred throngh ititie Jkaft
ant.”
the state 'Whktc thik-cebdiHori ex*c
N a rw a s it unforsoen that the gov- o f the p e o p fe;' suffers Another
lata. This is an aU-thc»year->tuwn
i F O NE set o f la y s do not please w y ilfk it would owe it O) every sol- blow, W hatever was right to be
with vfcry Mttle fluctation In busi
you, you can always find a region d lw .t o givo him eVery'protection done in this matter has been done
ness conditions.
where the laws are different. Be that* human wisdom coula afford. in the wrong way. W hatever is
S|KiV • ^
fore many years European capi This latter was done before a sol wrong has been done in a most
Tim es
„ id somewhat
talists
w ill be coming to this coun dier had le ft home shores fo r over harmful way. The result is going
earl. 'AY thnt
In the
President pointed to be dissatisfaction and still
try,
destined
to become the great seas. A s the
f vrerC wtfiring
time
” Unless something is done right away to provide accom nation o f conservatism, and home out' in his veto message, a greater heavier demands from the very
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paaours, pviffs,
. loops, and w iv e t'fh a t depart- odations for those people wishing to live in this city, Sanford land o f entrenched capital. Live sum thnn that involved in the new men whom congress thought to
another 100 years and you’ll see it. bonus law Is now outstanding in please and com pletely satisfy. The
it store heads issued orders
will be up against the same proposition it had last winter and
fo r the next
government w ar risk life Inaur-. w ay now stands open
r
that" headgear must bo less bulky
A Y O U N G person described as ance, and $500,000,000 has already , congress to go a little further.
. and elaborat*fc“ ' « * ' • '*
’
• will lack sufficient housing facilities.
Tho whole issue is a clash be
’General Dawes’ assistant” says wo been paid in cash under these forms
,
Just what are you doing
help?
hove loo much gold in America. It o f government insurance policies'. tween two true principles whose
The F o rtlM y e rs i ’ rcss o f - Mon- ■■■ ;
----------is our curse, and we should at once This was the manner in which the relation to each other has not yet
A D A Y ’S W Q R K is a day’s work, neither more nor. less, m odify the curse by lending plenty joyemment undertook to provide bocn determined. A s the President
and the.man who does it needs a day’s sustenance, a night’s o f money to Europe. T h a ts inter- or'the pension problem beforehand says, the whole theory o f paying
* * let
^ ' thbt
* T “*’ assistant”
- ask
- — the most enlightened ahd gener citizens to defend their country is
i *
form er edjler 10L khst* -pawvt- ( i M/. rtpose, and due leisure, whether he be painter or ploughman. eating, "but
Generi
lenera) Dawes what. he should do. ous plan adopted by any nation. untenable. Defense is a duty in
Hosmer announced. that Thq Press
— Bernard Shaw.”
T h lf provision has been practically separable from citizenship. M er
w ill be aggressively’ progressive fo r
D A W E S H A S gold much o f it, a !<rit sight o f in discussion o f the cenary troops can be hired, but not
—-othe development and advancement
TH
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|citizens. T
h iM
» t , il*
is ‘absolutely
taiie
* F ort Myers and Lee County and
PU B LIC O F F IC E is a public trust, the authority and o?v few millions anyhow, In.his private g o^ p rop osa i.
iW h a ts done, In thin case, ls'Vjot I principle. On tjhe other hand, tho
fortune. What would he reply if
that section of. the state.
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portunlttea o f which must bo pked as absolutely as tho public the "assistant" said:
.
L^ e do*n*
It stretches 1nation thus defended is so deeply
1’ ’ — *■■* ’by the service o .f .defense
.
. "G cnerti, ybuT trouble is too Lmmugh the two decades next ensn- obligated
_ The velue o f good credit .cannot moheys for the public, benefit, and not fo r the purposes o f any
much money. I know some bank ing, which will he a most precari that it cannot rest «s If nothing
Individual or party.— Dorman B. Eaton.
rupts that •owe yoq money now, ous period for alt,the nations o f the hod occurred. I t must do some
•¥ s « s ,artli & ,wtt
hnve no idea of. ever paying you, world. There are twenty years for thing. - But to hand out a 950
their bills to remaifi ,iyipald
KN O W T h e T R U £ Value o f tim e; snatch, seize, and en hut would like to borrow more. this matter to weigh upon the na bonus, or the like, is tao much like
»r they are due. Some people
to realise that credit Informur jo y every moment o f <it- N o idleness, no laziness, no pro Lend them a lot and relievo tho tional finances, a t a heavy annual Upping a waiter. I t Is absolutely
rate. The nation w ill go through true, principle that such service
la passed from one business crastination; never put o ff till to-morrow what you can do to pressure on your pocket-book.”
Would not General Dawes’ favor with if. o f course,'but a t the cost cannot be ‘paid for. And yet as far
another and the . person
day .— Chesterfield.
ite “ Hell and M arin" figu re in his o f retarding or leaving undone f s material -succor is needed to
is "slow pay" soon becomes
answer ? W hy do financiers, sloppy many things now necessary to do If equalise the personal losses caused
m to all concerns uoing a credsentimentaiiau and others forever nntional energies are to be liber by war, it la clearly the nation’s
t business. There
are
others
who
,
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TH E IN D IV ID U A L IS fo o lis h ; th e m u ltitu d e , f o r th e advise Uncle Sum to do whst they ated to meet the heavy demands
duty to provide it. But in a great
iw ifnoney
| f^ n i e n t is fddHAh, w H e h . Ule.v* a c t w ith o u t d e lib e r a t io n ; b u t
that-are coming upon all peoples. national w ay, not in a hand-out.
would not do themselves?
to pay the
thi Ir'o b i lg a tlons
In which release o f energies the . The bonus controversy shows
)ls’ and .the smart man
apcclea ih w is e , a n d , w h e n t im e is g iv e n to it, as a
la valuable
W E O U G H T to learn national yougger pien— the ex-service men. how fa r both sides fell below the
species it always qqts right.— Burke.
wisdom from that wise republic, o f course— would benefit most.
keep,iL !E ” !j ! £
plane o f principle. I t Is one o f the
France. Consider what happened to
No one begrudges the soldiers most vivid triumphs o f the ma
A s a result ‘o f investigations
the Vanderbilt boys, W illiam K. and the very, very little each o f them terialistic spirit since the war. And
hyutba-.Pittsburgh 'ExperiM Y F A V O R IT E S TO R IE S
Harold,when they sold their fath w ill get out o f It. Indeed, that is It is not the fault o f the ex-service
nt Station o f the U, S. Bureau
er ■ racing stable in France.
B Y IR V IN 8. COBB
the most pitiable asn«ct o f tho men. I t Is the fault o f the leader
Minju^ LL has been learned, that
They got a b lr price fo r the sta whole business— euch heavy na ship and general citizenship o f the
in W ta tk o f rest and in still
ble, one o f the finest in the world, tional drain fo r so little propor- country.
■ ia unable to endure Indefinitely
“ P o p " Gibson, art editor o f 0 ) b
“ Well, what have' you been do but they were told by the FFench
iperature higbss thsn.ivnptv Cosmopolitan magazine, ia one o f in g ? " i
governm ent: "S ell your stable, but
«a with one hundred per cent a largo and grow in g number among
“ Nothlrt'.’’
don’t fo rg e t T H A T A L L T H E
aridity. Stout men are said to us who balieves that the efficiency
"And how long jiave you been M O N E Y Y O U G E T FO R I T M UST
PRO BLEM S
TH E FUTURE
aubjected’-dkf fnorV discomfort notion in Industrial endeavors baa sitting here thus en gaged ?"
S T A Y IN F R A N C E . You must In
teinperaturos and loss more been somewhat overdone o f late.
-The loafer yawned.
T
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P
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T
IM E S
ve st ail that money in French enkt than thin su m ,:A t .they
He likes to tell, a s(pry‘J o Illus • “ Qt|. T>out an hour— maybe an te r primes, French bonda-or slock,,
can sU o4,.tbe bat wsnyi?r tration o f the point he would make. hour and a half.”
•dint you will, but it m ust^be.
and comptiln o f Ukt ex- According, to Gibson, the owner o f
“ Is that so? t-JIovr much do you French. .W e intend that capital/
d L if •
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a big textile
»»>V : >.
lant hired
lie plant
hired one of draw a w eek7 " •
'•
once In France shall stay-in France,
lied
efficiency
sharps
to
these eoJw U , . . . ____ _______ .
" Twenty-four dollara."
tb employ French labor and build t h , n u ll %
.curb market would*)
lid prove pop- cut. down waste, and speed produc
"W e ll," said the expert, " w e l l
i . ..< > i
ma|_
f. |n Sanford. A_ ready market tion .and sew up the loose ends, soil ■tap that part o f ft right ” Wow. up French Industry."
ogs I
be-found for fresh Vegeta- all tho rest, o f I t .
1 ,
When is your week u p !“
,,
Vanderbilt boys'did
uncontrollable
panic, ehd
the use of the a u to m a ta ,
^ F ille d , ‘With, authority Snd iin“ Tom orrow." • •<
liaVb the money in T ra n ce, for ,thc
, ® ^ lth haste, to the dam problems o f safety, o f regulation
portanco, the expert on a certain
"You needn't w ait until tom or rrdneh government knows how ta, age Of thq .cargo they may be haulof the local grocery stores a morning entered the factory. H e row— you can go righ t now. Hera?”
regulate such things. I t even coL. ba*4 Tha. tame thing waa obvious o f congeatlon and o f parking, but
befcold notiohly prove had1progressed through only .one
Tho efficiency man reached Into h L tacts fu ll Income tax from rich when the first automobiles began v 1* 1:* T 9 **
met and w ived,
department when he came upon a
hauled out his own private men, although it fears to tax -Utyu. jtq appear on the public roads. The fo r it ta Impossible to think o f ever
SSG’ k&iiiVhffii'S: spectacle which shocked hJs e f f i pocket,
givin
g
it
up
until
some better
bankroll, peeled o f f four fives and men too heavily,
<•
Tamest old Dobbin became panic means o f gettin g abtmt is provided.
4.j:re g ier variety a f cient being to its very core.
four ones and pressed the total into
W
ith
us,
Its
the
other
w
ay
aro
‘ freh at.the sight o f one of'th a Perhaps uiat may be eventually
“ preriucU. *A great . 9 n. a
sat a languid-looking
wagons, os the farmers
s e c tio n such as this is, Individual In overalls busily en- the hand o f tho overalled one, out. W e tax the small business
itretcherf to receive the money. doctor, or lawyer, w earing oqt. his
Alr’ t ! * * *
ceasi
them, and coqld hardly bo to build th“
roads altogether. It is no
in sluing. Only the Jaws o f
roprkfVM«>
Now get out o f here and don’ t life and the bodily machine that
In the rood a t all.
That ipors Incredible than what tho
Xn tbo «U te .
.
person moved; he was m astl- ever let me see you inside the plaqt earns his living, w ith no allowance
I the bitter opposition o f tho present generation has seen come
g chewing tobacco. A t In ter again.
fo r depletion, or fo r doctors’ bRls,
ve n d made them strong op- to pass ta the last 50 years. •
"dtnkins laf
im bent forward and spat;
i o f good roods, which they
"Y es, sir," said the loafer. H e to keep the machine going. Bui,
from C. E.
resumed bis Immobile pose,
M w «r e built fo r the idle
arose, spat a farewell, and sbuchod the owner o f a grea t coal mine, hot edii
- i -------------------------iinounting indignation the out.
doing an hour'll w ork in a '#**«,
their speed wagons. But
Contemporary
Comment
, 5 f t
watched him. Then are
have vindicated their
I jh e Florida • *
“ I guew that'* input
ling with a springy tread fia
g ^ & w g S - f^
HM rough r '
a■
accusing w y » u
pIeUoh,r against his taxes.
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0,
im > f*— . f
■»». ta a a / M u b e# *iri
A M E R IC A N W1
ERS-aHd
rdf
do you tistak iyuu
governm ent i
lurtA (>j b earn
rata ■
k eep *
!l »
l it
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ford more homes and more home ownera?
Or are you content to ait idly by watching others try
to provide enough houses to take care of the steadily increas
ing number o f people who come to this city?
When strangers come to this part of the state, see San
ford and decide to settle here, they find out that about the
only way they can make this city their home is to build a
house themselves. Many decide it will be better to pass on
to some other section where some effort Is put forth to take
care of newcomers.
.•
I f you are .a business man, if you own a business, if you
practice a profession, if you run a store, if you own real es
tate, or If you are at all interested in anything in Sanford,
then you are directly benefitted every time a new house ia.
constructed anywhere in the city.* •
Houses that can b e rented, furnished or unfurnished, by
the year, or eyen b y the month
ford, even a f
ape vncatipnmg. There are>fow unoccupied houses. I f this
.condition continues to exist what will be the problem this fail
When winter visitors come and want to stay?
A good many new houses have been constructed so fa r
this summer but the minute one is finished it is occupied. It
seems impossible to build them fast enough to meet the de
mands.
^
Georgia bank cashier It
S f.0 0 0 , proriiig that Ih *
thirig dan happen in
* K IN G S O F-indu stry should i n mefnber the wisdom o f Napoleon,1 •‘I
which this orriter has analyzed, in
several chapters.
When they waked him from .a
sound sleep, with news o f a victory,
he told them never to do that again:
“Anybody can attend to a victory.W ake me only when there is bad
news, fo r I must attend to that my
self."
MRS. A T K IN S O N , who married
two husbands, says a triangle is.Q*
geometrical fig u re for a lady .de
siring peace. The second husband
pleases her, but he wants to .leave,
using number one fo r an excuse.
The lady is referred to Chapter
venty-pine,. Pnge
Page 107, o f th e'tn lH
fa t volume o f \V
W csterm ark’a Hlstory o f Human Marriage, It’s the
chapter o f Polyandry, a word taken
from the Greek, meaning "several
men."
I f Mrs. Atkinson w ill go (o.
Thibet, she w ill find one w ife mar
ried to several brothers, or coupipa,
all contented. I f the lady rejecle’
Thibet, where the movie theatres,
nnd soda w ater fountains are scarce
and inferior, she has her choice o f
a hundred places where polyandry
is legal.
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.T h e man o f the hoar,
there In a minute. •. \
O u r counsel in invest*
ment matters is
-w illingly and incurs do
obligation.
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T H B SA N F O R D f H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y ; M A Y .’28, 1924.!!
k i r a u T i m i i 'Daily'Fashion Hint
.^ .ijm W n n G i 9
Fn r o r d | |
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U.6 * i £ ; . M 8. : ; , . . . M K 8 ’ . T ?^ ' T E R
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alcndar
■ y . t/-.
fd n w iy *
.. J f c w . 4 « W .
T h elm a M inor Gives Mrs. Drummond Gives
B irth day P a rty
B ridge Luncheon
F o r Friends
A t H er Home
Social
■
>i J* tfp*
g 0( tho Methodieti
£ * t at the M ethodist
Thursday sftera oo n .'
a n department o f . t h
ab will hold the last
ik t< n a r a t Jt M d o b
.jO o'clock: .Thin- d eLjar >the direction o f
will put on. • piny,
i in the Hoase.T n t
s ciob ea rly hi'June,
jamnl will hold a ban•an’s Ctobnat: B eW eclr
aftet the banauwt a t
Chib at 9:30 o clock.-*•
»» Federation w ill hare
Ithe Woman's Club at
i the Geneva Woman's
at 11 o’clock. ■■>
^H fll will entertain the
at her homb.at 3:30
r , . r $*
Thersdajr. •. . .
u ShinhoUer w ill eni nUcellaneoili shower
u Mary Z a h a r y nt
Chb o f Sanford wrHl
k at Robtrwon S prin gs
load at 4 d'clock.
• Friday
j Ward w ill enU rtaln
*
Q n b at '3:30
tet7 Daughters'* b f the
r will meet* a t ' 3-SO
parlors o f the.Yajdcz
stria! Notice
•Hag of the U. D. C.
will be held Friday
.. the Valdex Hotel
30 o’clock.' TM s Is k it
uinou meeting and all
urged to Be present.
rsonals
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e house Was. p is t il]? , dntorated
• the occdaipn with' Jink and
wnite crepe M p er and cut flowers
p i all varieties. . Tho.dinUig-room
* » 8, especjnlly 3 & a c tiv e
vnt|i the pink and-white 'streamk ri stretched from *the chandelier
t o the comera o f the table, which
was centered with a wondtoful
birthday cake, on which Were 11
candies.
\
v,
A ft e r all the litUo folks had
gathered at the Minor home they
were carried in cars to Crystal
Lake, where *’
.
. a de, ...
r - they grew
tired_ o f this diversion jx peanut
hunt was planned and the children
enthualasticall
y hunted
and
searched fo r peanuts until no more
could be found. Ethel Powell was
awarded a prise for finding the
greatest , number. Games were
played on the banks o f the lake
and at 0 o'clock refreshments o f
ice cream and wafers provided am.
pie entertainment fo r the little
guests who left soon fo ^ th e Minor
residence where they entered the
dining room and lighted the can
dles o nthe cake and blew them out
before the^ departed fo r th eir,re
spective homes, declaring thy had
had the tim e-of their young lives.
Those Invited to Theltna’a birthday
party were Ruth Martin. A lva
.
M ^ - iM M w n e y ,. Kathe
rine Tillis, Dorothy Marshall. Pau
line Powell, Elizabeth Methvin,
M ary Griggs, Josephine Minor,
Ethel' Powell, Katherine Johnson,
Lucile Toson, Ethel Collins, Annie
Bell Methvin, Thelma Minor.
Those assisting Mrs. Minor in
entertaining and serving the lit
tle folks were Mrs. B. G. Methvin
adn Mrs. Roy Fairdoth.
8
in ■ Sanford Tuesday
fright and Mrs. Youfig
Mils Ruth Qlllon fo r
Is Miss Betty Irvin
4 on official buajneaa
C. w. Entsminser o f
for g o ve rn o r C.' ■H .
fippa, waa in Sanford
of the MouESui
-c—
ppPj
,U Daytona
Sunday
ri Mrs. Ed.'Lane, M r.
eNsnuira and Mrs. \V>
d on business Tuesday
Ballard o f Altam onte
' nvt>anied
by M n .
ln.,B. A... In
IngllsM fi'De
month is. Mrs. Jano
Smith' motored to
«Uy.
to Orlando .Tuesday* totl days w ere Mr#. C.
ind daughter, Miss
V1 d 4vaf V> ' ^ k
Smuiay fo r Pittsburgh
J. C. Emitfc lhey,
trough the country In
rtll ipend two months
t friends and relatives.
•
K ;A lotjfly affair, indeed, o f the
social season was the bridge
hmcjieon..a fourth o f a ie r ie s giv4o.by.|Mra: D. 'P. Drummond Tues
day! at l b’elock at her beautiful
hoB ^oq Magnolia Avenue.
Th e guests were greeted a t the
door by >Mra. Drumffiond, whl lit ,
her charming manner invited the
guests into tha dining rpom, where
a [wonderful luncheon was served.
Mrs. D. L. ThrasheV presiding at
the table.
'
A color scheme o f pink, white
and green was u«ed throughout.
The dining U ble was laid with
a cluny lace cloth and centered
with s silver basket filled with fra
grant pink radiance roses, white
baby carnations nnd ferns, and
lighted with pink candles in silver
holder*
The guests wore seated at three
smnll U bles on which were bas
kets o f pink and white petunias.
The place cards were miniature
flower girls In pink and at the place
each.guest w ere'clever favors o f
lace-filled corsages o f pink and
white baby carnations.
The afternoon was spent at
cants, and favor, a set o f parfait
glasses, was awarded to Mrs. R. A.
Newman, the cut prize, a set o f
etched glass coasters, was award
ed to Mrs. F. J. Gonzales.
Mrs. Drummond’s guests includ
ed Mrs. R, A . Newman, Mrs. Sam
uel Puleston/ Mrs. W. C. ITall, Mrs.
R. J .Holly, Mrs. S. Lloyd, Mrs. A.
L. Betts, Mrs. George DeCottes,
Mrs. D. L Thrasher, Mrs. Forrest
Lake, Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat. Mrs.
F. J. Golzales and Mrs. A . P. Con
nelly.
M em bers o f 'P rim ary
Teachers’ Council
E•n jo•.y M eetin g.
Among
the many delightful
activities attended upon th e 'd o s ing o f the city schools was the
mectin o t tho Prim ary Teachers'
P o u id R Ron
I ...............I
| afternqon
____
Uat Monday
w ith Mrs. B. P. Arrington in her
o ffice a t the South Side Prim ary
8chool building. A fte r catling the
m eeting to order, tyrs. A rrin gton
Conducted-'a business session.layheferre-her -twichers- many 4m■ n t dau.Ua cflBBectad jgltb^U ie
ifth 7 o T th Jr. p T X e n T V ^ n f e l r
id presented fo r discussion and
Consideration other matters looking
forward to a carrying on o f the
ttrork riext yds/. The oroftsslonal
books'which made up the circulat
ing library fo r the past year were
brought in, commented upon and
returned to their owners.
Follow ing this Mrs. Arrington
entertained her teachers in a
charming way w ith a unique con
test, “ W hat’s in a Name.”
She
served nuts, which when opened,
were found to contain conundrums
which were indeed hard to crack,
this very clever conteet was thor
oughly. enjoyed. Cake and Ice
cream were served on daintily
decorated plates. Mrs. Arringtofi
was assistM 'in dhtertalning by her
sister, Mrs. Turnbull. A ll o f the
prim ary teachers were present and
took advantage o f this delightful
occasion to express to Mrs. A r
rington, as their supervisor, their
r
L o vely B ridge P a rty
Enjoyed B y M a n y '
Delightful in ever y way was the
last or the aeries o f bridge parties
fo r this year given Thursday a ft
ernoon at the club rooms by the
soda Idepartment, with Mrs.- C.
Schultx as hoatcaa.
The guests were welcomed by
Mrs. Scnultx assisted by Mrs. E.
F. Houshoider, Mrs. Floyd Palm er
and Miss Wilkie.
A , profusion o f spring flowers
decorated the club rooms which
were artistically arranged In hang
ing baskets -and vases.
R ffreabin g
iced
punch W^s
served during the,taftemoon.,r)
Ttye gam e’ .o f cards- which >
slayid progregehrwty' irityP H H M P H E ft jS u ffln t o
the entertainment o f the hour.
Flrs^ honor, awarded Mrs. H arry
Wllaon. was a pair o f gray llrten
embroidered towels. ’ Though not
awarded an honor, Mrs. Cudlett
proved her skill by cutting and re
ceiving a lovely hand embroidered
handkerchief.
The guests o f the occasion were
Mrs. T . J. Byfan, of Pslatka. with
Miss Annie Hawkins, Mrs. Byrd,
a recent arrivel to Sanford from
Arcadia, with Mrs- Dumas; Miss
Love Turner with Mrs. Thigpen,
Miss Ruth Mettinger with her sis
ter, Mrs. Morjran, and Miss Sum
ner with Mrs. Wilson.
Refreshmsnts consistin goa fru it
course was enjoyed at the conclu
sion o f the games.
j
Leaving Wednesday fo r Jackson
ville are Miss Estellq Sumner and
Miss Ruth Mettinger with the 8 tatu
Board o f Health.
JU tU pgsr
and Mise Sumner tuye been:.the
guests of Mrs. W alter Morgeij
the lecretaries'
T
n*
to
them
during
the
session
which
while in Sanford fo r thd past week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
& ‘*fiEKl!lSa1£.r SAE!
^ ih ik meeting Joloscd the year’s
a c w ilie s offthe council and in wish,
fng her teachers a happy vacation
M n . Arrington thanked them fo r
i t0..V,eir hom« in
t t o i* ce -ofx ta lion and commended
h Miss Bessie Za
w a r g u o f lUa/aadceoa o f their effjf.to hostess and
forta. In apite o f the one or two
PUivan College and
epidemics during the year the work
•ummer holidays.
ia considered quite satisfactory and
'•t Esther M. Ingram the plans fo r next year look to a
1
H*ven is spending brighter year than ever.
»nd Thursday In 8 anV isiting M n . L. B. Bragg, for
n est o f the Valdes
tw o weeks, la her sister, Miss Edith
Vars o f Groveland.
the opening o f the
Visiting Mrs. J. S. Wilson for
« d Trust Company a t
seVeral
days Is M n . C. C. Spencer
7 * 7 night ware Mr.
4
»
f
Malnaa
City. a .n Line and’ Mr. and
Betts.
Judge and Mra. J. J. Dickinson
are
the proud parents o f a girl,
?j*** J*- A . Mero an
born Tuesday morning at their
o f a son,
~ Tuesday •▼<
» » th.ir h o m V ............
* mother and baby a rt
Kff- T. J*B>
_
i t ? T r f y a & lT r ■•
Stopping over in Sanford on
buatnesa tnla week and calling on
rx. Eugene Rownlllat
Mr. and Mr*.
rge ProWn
Brofr o f
whUt1 he
ners.. fras George
WfrscJ AMr. Browp-da In the
S P S W e % ^ fo °rS h T ^
Celebration and fo r the High School
T .Mr»- H- P . Boevls
.B r,-..Vorbees, super- commencement.
Arcadia General HosEdward Moye le ft Sunday for
Cocoa, Fla., where he la now work
ing fo r the Fennell Methods Con
struction Company. The Fennell
Method people are building many
mtflca o f Bard surfaced roads on the
** Khadra Culpepper East C oast
Attending the annual commenecfo' • r i* it o f a week
Mitchell anddaugbsod
t'
The Daughters o f Wesley met In
a business session at the Methodist
Church at eight o'clock Tuesday
n igh t with a very good attendance.
The regular routine o f business
was transacted and plans made are
to be published later.
The many friends here o f Mr.
and Mrs. John Sneed w ill be glad
to hear that their son Jack ia doing
f.icely a fter a tonsil operation, undergone Tuesday at the Farnald
Laughton Hospital. Jack ia now
resting quietly a t his - home on
Park Avenue.
Mr. and Blrs. Arthur J. Smith,
Mrs. Mae Waters and little daughter M ary Katherine o f Savannah,
G e* are visiting Mrs. R. A . Terhadn. They are now en rout* from
S t - Petersburg to Savannah, havg spent a week in the former
’. and Mrs. Ernest Krupp leave
,y for Cleveland, Ohio, to attbe* Grand Division o f the
3 f. . Locomotive ’ Enerhood' o
nipn going a*
as delere, M r. Krupp
frqm Sanford
Senforu Division. Be? ata frqm
o « Vetanting homethsy will vUlt
relit ves At Milwaukee, Wla., and
1Yoyk City.
much local interest to the
o f T . D. Martin is
H
many
U T «friends ■
the fact that his condition has war
ranted his being moved from the
Hawaii Hospital in Orlando, where
he underwent a serious' operation,
to the Phoenix in Sanford where he
is recupera ting. I t la hoped that
. Martin w ill also be able to be
home next 8 unday.
baa :had to un *
Confederate" W at
Veterans F lorida
Will Attend Meet
Plait iMake Memorial;
Of Grant’s Old H jM M ^
‘
»»•« u r - i s > «* '
S t . L O U IS ; M ay
Dilapi
BY HARRY B . H U N T
"Tien he took office as Demodated, it* occasional green shutter*
NBA Service Staff Writer.
^ ^ ‘d j S r a e l r ’ wracked‘“u d
I nailed tiffh ^ lto fron t and side
V e T 't - jlA 17)» “
deU.:' * . * T T T * T * T ’ ^ ”1 ' T*AEt>A H A S S E E. May 23.— Con : ^'spattered w
___ j !» i __ i k .
.3
federate veteran* throughout the• ia the _______.
.
" » .twentieth, or the thirtieth, or
» Today, due.dlrectly to his unflagpresent condition o f tha
State o f Florida ate planning to
> .the fortieth - ballot, when the A1
lin g zeal and energy. It Is In better
RmllK*
iVialw
attend the thirty-fourth annual re quaint old red brick building hep). ,.m
i-osition materially and mentally
ralth liruvatara
boosters heva
have l/set
loet their
than since the Clvfl W ar. 1U hoe
union o f the United Confederate in which Ulyesee S. Grant, co in -'
/voices and the M cAdoo. boomers
wiped out Its debt. Imbued Demo
Veterans at Memphis, Tann., June m ander-ln-chief' o f tbe federal . .
hate boomed la vain, when the
crats with the eplrtt and w ill to
, Underwood. Davis and Ralston
4-5-6. The Confederated South force* in' the civil war, and l i t e f
win, and has Inspired the enthusi
‘ baekert have fa U «l to-effect com*
ern Memorial Association will be president o f the United S U t e £
asm that leads members of the
..'promises and trades sufficient to
gin its twenty-fifth annual meet spent several happy J t k n - o t TlW^ . .»r]
ratty to feel—even with the Iden
ground up the two-thirds vote neceaing in the same city on June 3 and life,
tity o f the party's candidate la
' ssrr for nomination at the, Democontinue thrpugh the 6th.
In this building th e grea t htWi v-***
doubt—that iM a.U a “ Democratic
- wratlc national convontlon, tR4h—
w
The'extensive program arranged tary‘ leader, then a lieutenant, maryear.**
,
•
. VThen tho deadlock la tightest,
fo r the reunioni will be featured ried Miss Julia T . Dent In HMffi'
weartnrse the heaviest and gloom
.
b y .a memorial service at noon on and here he lived Td raa vera l year*
H E N Hull took hold o f the
and grouches are enfolding the
1 hursday. Jusa 6. In tha city audi following his graduation from f f f f f
Democratio helm, the par-7
Jaded delegations— ■
torium, under the direction o f Point, when assigned to J c ffe r*a a *i»
had 14. governors In office ig a ln it
Then win M the time to trof Out
J - S«|
Chaplain General Rev. J. W. Bach Barracks. - '
34 Republicans.
the spfrlted, high-stepping,1Hitherto
Here is planned a shrine, In the
man.
D.
D..
end
MX*.
A.
McD.
W
il
Today, 17 Democratic governora
unrevsaled "dark horae" whose
son. president general. Confederat full eenaa o f tha w a rd .U
popularity and party appeal will
are In office and only 11 Repub
ed Southern Memorial Association. humble but great son. a Home fo r
■weep away all smouldering Inter
licans. .
The order o f the memorial service, raementoee o f hie life and a Heed- '>**M
Then there were but 17 Demo
party anlmoaltlea and give the roaarranged by Mr*. Wilson, follows: quarters fo r patriotic SocUrties and ’ ‘*fH
cratic senators; now there ere 41.
vsntlonji candidate guaranteed to
organ lutions that care te uae.tU , «, ^
Bugle Call. "The Assembly."
Then there were U1 Democratic
he a winner at the polls on Nov. 4,
Solicitation o f relics o f -pre- » * »
Services-opened by Mrs. Wilson.
members In the llouee egalnet the
1) 11!
present membership o f 104 end a
Hymn, "Onwnrd Christian Sol clril w ar days and la ter y ew s. • ■
confidently hoped for majority nezt
d ier*" sung by vested choir Cal which, w ill - remind vlaltora^ or
COUTS for poutbls dark horse
greatness, already
vary Episcopal Church. Invocation Grant's
year!
entries for the Democratic
by Rev. Dr. Charles F. Blalsdell, begun in S t Louis and throughout
nomination Invariably of late have
all ot those results, n u ll'*
rector Calvary Church. Anthem, thecountry.
,
‘ x J u id *
paueed long and thouahtfully be
The property, aequired a t auc
by Calvary Church choir.
P , barkers, maintain he has had a
sidetnl. This model fa long-waisttd,
fore the etall of a long leased,
most Important part.
and may or may not be trimmed with
Roll call, Confederate Southern tion by John H. Gundiarh o f St.
rangy steed from the grasey moun
He hoe established close and har {General It. E. Bulltnflton, assist Louis, president o f the,G r*nt-:Pfnt
rrltig-4
a note o( contrasting .color. It ia
tain elopes of Tennessee.
monious contact with leaders of
mtfmorlBi-association,
w
a*
,
tun^
inn.
ii
slashed in from the under-arm seams
ant
adjutant
general
U.
C,
V.
Critical examination to date has
Democratic thousht In every stale
over by him to the association end,.. ,rtj>
and gathered. . The >fronts may lie
fait*! to show any defects In wind.
C«dl
call,
Confederated
Southern
anil district.'
a campaign has been launched
j &m
slashed and rolled back to form revets,
Mmb or heart. Not a showy steed,
Memorial Association, Miss Daisy
Through.hla "Victory Clubs” ho
commercial and patriotic organism-' ’ • ,
or the neck finished in round outline.
perhaps, but a spirited, cleanM. L. Hodgson, recording secre
ba» given a sense ot Intimate parlions to raise $ 10,000, that, th f o l d , '
Medium size requires
yards 54Uinhed, dependable one, with sta
tary C. S. M. A . _
tU'limtton In Democrmlc affairs to
inch material.
house may be restored.
..,.t m
mina and sticking qualities that
many thuusands of the rank and
Roll call. Sons of Confederate
Pictorial Review, Drrsa No. 1790.
promise well. A steed that has not
tile. For the post two years Hull
Veterans, CoL Walter L. Hopkins, T H E M ARCH OF C IV IL IZ A T IO N
Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bpst, sod 16 to ?0
• run amuck on the range, has enhas avemned between 1104 to *1900
adjutant general S. C. V.
yean. Price, 45 cents. .
V
* gendered no animosities among the
personal lelters i*er week to party
A fte r an address by Malcolm R.
About the only W ild iVeat t h r ill* a
.V] herd and would draw no kicks and
winkers and leaders, advising,
Patterson, a hymn, “ God Be With left to us New E n gender* when * i* '
- bltlngs (turn his fellows.
uiynsvllng, urulnc them up and on.
You T ill Wo Meet Again,” will be we go beyond the Mis*iasippl
pt tLs to
In other word If,' observe s » one
The result: A maximum of ensung and n benediction by Dr. cat Chicago beef In the umkua.sn*
nag.
of the likeliest of the “ dark horse”
»-< P ,
iluiMliuttC. loyal friend*. No active
Hncnman will bring tht memorial and look at the prairie dog out o f
brigade, the Honorable Cordellenemies.
. j
services
to
a
close.
the window, and now these little,
, Hull, member of Congress TVotn the
The annual veteran* parade will fellows are disappearing. — N g »f
j Font lit Tennessee District, chairUCH I* the footing on which the
he held commencing at 10 o'clock Haven Journal-Courtter.1 . . . . j . . 4 . . i s —
• man of the Democratic Nailousl
■rooming of'M ull • * • HleTlc
Friday, June 6, and will be the
, Committee and distinctly among
hnrso” U has.il. lie ts, friends run
concluding event o f the reunion.
R E L IE V E D C O N S T IP A T IO N
i the presidential possibilities on tho
tend, one of «no few loaders on
Many leaders in the Confederate
Now Is the time to get rid o f thqt
Demoerailc ticket.
whom all rival groups cotfld tom
fl
ranks nnd others, are on the three stubborn cough which h*s been
promise wllhouv a sense of surdays'
program
fo r addresses, “ hanging on" all winter. A friw4 ' w'
render
UtsL ts the man whom Demo
which will be interspersed with the doses o f tho good, relia b le. FO
If It l» to t>e a “ dark horse.” they
ctais have to thank todny foi
music nnd committee reports. A l t L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D TAR, COM*
warn,
look
out
for
Hull
i well settcd. smoothly uiteratlng
er the convention is called to o r POUND w ill speedily relieve same,. > i ( k
Look foi nlin inywny'
nittanlxaUon
der at 10 a. m. June 4, by General Mrs. Sarah Heck, 341 St. Paul SL*.
John P. Hickman, and invocation Memphis, Tenn., -./rites: " I have
Dr. Bachman and music by been wonderfully benefited by F O
Put New Provision Average Five Deaths by
tho Confederate choir, the old sol L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D T A R COM
"Dally British Mines dier* will be welcomed to Tennsc- POUND. The first dote stopped
Cicch M arriage Laws
j see by Governor Austin Peay and my cought. It waa •> atubtom .,
A-..
,
--------! to
Memphis by Mapor Rowlott cough and I had been troubled *"» 1|B
LO ND O N, May 28. — Herbert
PRAGUE, May 23— The newly
1Paine. The convention then will with it.since the first; cold.*pey."„
■anuta
ung Beat for coughs and colds. A d v«v,
formulated bill regulating mar- Smith, president of the Miners be turned over to the commandin
i.K
Federation, gave some statistic* re general, W. R. Haldcma
wifi
Huge in Czecho-Slovakia contains
garding, fatalities in tho coni mine* follow with hia address
Bfj.VEnoch Arden" clause. It pro
The Ladies’ Confederate Moro- end in the short haul too,- If'y o u •
of Britain, little known.to the nver
vides that,
in the event of
vtdes
that. In
01 the rc
rc- |“ *
......, . ,
• .
, rial Association will hold its an count 8BKV1CB
V E R Y IN T R IG U IN G
for
anythtoc,, hh'tf
•
•
>.
-- , •
nual memorial services at Elm
"Cheapest In tho long.tun
nau
Htrii of a husband thought dead a f - P or,<>n* ln hl" op?nln‘r
. Coquettish in every line and you thwood Cemetery
beginning at QUICK S E R V IC E
T
R
A
N
S
F
E
R
,
ts/
U
r
lb
.
woman
has
remarried,
he
th®
minera*
wagea
inquiry.
r*t
ful ie every detail, this frock would be p T
stJ P . .............
.
*
IoI.I 212,266
OKU m
i’n 4:30 p. in., June 3, with C. A. De- Call 498.
In too*
1923, k.
he m
snid,
men
attractive in any fabric. One might lips .no le^al rights that can effect
Battssure, president o f the Confed
w«rr4 disabled for more than, seven
pretsr it in radium /ilk or in 00c ol the tha new,marriage.
erate Historical Association, • act
iT*
new cottons, arid the tiny net ruffles
days, and In addition 1,297 lives ing as master o f ceremonies. The
JIH*t 'IJW *
would have to be added to the large : , Th« conditions that upreyailed wera lost. These figures meant Confederate soldiers ’graves in the
collar and short skeveri to perpetuate
rougheat- Europe in the period
that every worltlng day more tfian cem etery w ill be. decorated with
«•« 4 v . e
the iilustdn of Unsophiatication." 'The
•f, after the war. when thq rpConfederate flags by the Children
bow ja t the gecls is the
five'persona were killed. Everytk
of, tho. ConfedawUy.tt
•-.'■•*47
dUna. uL.maq jn U xlq g la r - r «P o r * d
•xHuAfidbltldNmdtttodkWlssa^
•tainctrwim one r ^ h ^ R w
oistein
f t a d W r .........
ieciers
'an ordfiwry effh lf,' probably
Now open^—jO rooms $1.00
working day 850 men were injured.
Pictorial Review Drrsa No. 1905.
spifpd "the law v
.r
,
Cattle A re t^M eet day.
Llffh l
luodies, H *
Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bkat, and Id to 29
“ I f the victims o f accidents In
.lOtherwise the marriage act as
years. Price, 45 cents, ucrenm, soft drinks: AHtotyw:'' ■»*•♦
the mines,“ Mr. Smith continued,
frtrade follows those o f most
. CHICAGO, 5*, y 28— Sew nty. rP«nM rt. H . , B; "T a rn e K
"Were marshalled In one procession,
nine Holstein cows have made
roui|trieB^> Both civil and rellgfour men in a rank and each rank ycorly record* o f more than 1,000 Hoalefta.
iqUa cercmqnie*. are
recognised.
ono and one-half yards apart, they pound* hutterfat, and 64 cuwa of
The marriageable nge for mnlea
would have a procession o f 45 the same breed have in one year
Trunks,
is fixed at 18 and for females 16. miles. Every 15 yards o f that produced 30,000 pound* und more
In fact, any
trrigic march they would hfive an • f milk, it will be shown In reports
any time.
I
. . ' Q U IC K
S E R V IC E . "
ambulance containing a man who to be made at the convention o f the
Presbyterians W ill
T
R
A
N
BFBR.
Phone
dtft.
Holstein.
Friesian
Association
o
f
was seriously Injured and every o l
Pension Ministers yard* a hearse. Thia la part of the Amerira, to bo held July 4 at Rich
'•‘JStl
miner's wages, part of the price he mond, Vff. '
In an announcement from headSiberia Seamless
G RAN D R A P ID S , May 28.— The pays in the etru Ie with natural
nuartcra.herc, mode by President
Presbyterian General Assembly to forces that poopt e may hpva coni
-4l
Frank O. Lowdcn, the buslnes* of
Porcelain Lined
day adopted a pension plan for and he and hie family bread.'
the association fpr tjie last fiscal
ministers and missionaries
and
Refrigerators
year shows' an Increase and a
other acredlted workers o f the Formosan Girls Seek
"• ^ .7 3
sound financial basis, '"although
church effective A pril 1. 1926, or
decreases In business were shown
Ball H ardware Co.
sooner. I t was a special lay com Death in Suicide Pact
fo r the previous successive three
mittee o f which W ill Hayes ia the
PHONE 8
>a;.,V41
years."
chairman.
T A IO K U , Formosa, May 28—
J x ->
"Since 11)85. when the associa
A suicide
pact among four young tion was organized, more tkun !,■uiclde pi
*-»dT 9
1
'ginal Foro f one o f the aboriginal
mil
Police O f N ew York girl*
200.099 covv*
bulla have been rrp.dom from Nervs Prsseure
moaan tribes in (he Interior o f thin registere}! in the lUrd Book. Cred
Means Frr.dom from Dlssass. "*
. ■.
Catch alleged Robbers island, resulted in the death o f twu itable reitoVds fo r production of Hplnsl Analyses Prse.
....... f 4
o f the covenanters, has brought to milk andibutterfat have been made
light
an
invasion
of
modern
ideas
DR* W : A . B R U N E i
by more than 100,000 cows under
N EW Y O R K . May 28— The ar.
M ODISH BLACK S A T IN
rcsta o f three men here Friday even into that fastness of savage the superviilon o f agricultural col
millOPHACTOR
1 *' '4*
life.
lege* and recorded in the Ad
Palm er U rt4 s a i«
This drew is doubly interesting be- night in connection with the huge
The four girls, between 16 and 18 vanced Registry."
cause black aatin is used far lu
bond theft, police believed today,
Office Hours: '
•1
01
years old, all had had modern ed
A national sale o f 120 purebred
velopment, and also becaure tfie flounce
« l« r » p the bank robbery ucation in schools established by
• -13 A. M.i t - » P. M.
........... *'
llolatelna will follow tho meeting.
of eelf-material gives it a new line, " -Wnlton, Kansas, in January o f
1 to • Bvenlnae. except Haturdaye
the Japaneae. They had heard
although the foundatioa remains true **■* ye.*r» an<i nnother In Denver something about the right of
Rooms >04-414
to the etraight silhouette. Braid binds » fon » ” er and the slaying o f two
First NsiU. Uk. DJ6 ».. Saaford.
women to decide for themselves In Strip Old Homestead
the flounce, the round neck, and lower l ^ *0 *n. 8 t- Louis last October,
tegrird to marriage, an entirely now
edges of
ol the
tne long close-fitting
close-ntting sleeves.
For Ford’s Museum
idee in the community in which
Of course, the model ia equally suited Foreign Relations
they
were
reared.
When
the
par
to the crCpet, cotton voiles end other
C L A I R A N D M O RRIS
., May 28.
SW A M PSC O TT, M
o f one tried to fore* her Into
supple fabrics. Medium size requires
Committee Reports ents
Burrlll
home
—
The
Interior
o
f
th*'
I
an unwelcome marriage, the four
Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing:
4 j ( yards 34-inch material.
agreed to die together. They tried stead here, the U to it historical scWa are now fu lly equipped with , ,
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1900.
W A 8 H IN G T O N r M a y 2 8 - T h - j hanging. Two euccaeded, but the auisUion o f Ilsnry Ford In New
Sizes, 34 to 42 inches bust, and 16 to 20
New Steem .hreea and
England,
Is
being
stripped
for
re
adoption
o
f
the
Senate’s
foreign
trees selected by the others broke
years. Price, 45 cents.
relations committee's world court under their weight and they lived. assembling in his colonial muiaum, truck. Give ua a trial.
;jr.
tho Wayside Inn, in Sudbury. Mr. 110 Sanford. Ave.---- -rrP to 327%
plan Would enable Coolidge to
S E N IO R B. Y . V
U.
Ford bought the property from C. i
conclude w ith
the
The Senior B. Y. t . li. will meat "promptly
Exiled K ing Secretly W
alter BUrrIII.
at the Baptist Church nt 6:46 itates now. adhering to tha court
v - ja io q *
The house waa elected by Ebcn-1
o'clock Friday evening. A l l mem a simple, direct and reasonable
Revisits
P
o
r
t
u
g
a
l
S
IN
G
E
R
ezer Burrlll. borrt In 1679. and f o r '
ber* are requested to b« present, •grecm eijtr' the committee ma
many years it wa* the social renter !
and era requested to bring their jority deejamd today in a form al
L I 8 BON, May 2 7 - l f a atory o f the town.
S E W IN G M A C H IN E S ^
" ends t9 enjoy « swipimlng party report, ,
that i* being whispered among
Portable
E lectric' or Eeffiitor
The
so
n
.of
the
builder.
James
Silver L a w .
royallzts and scowled at by repub- Burrlll, was appointed chief Justice
* fam ily style.
* '* '* '• *
State Supreme Court Ileans la true. D on Manuel o f Bra- o f the Rhode Island supreme court
CARD OF TH AN KB .
'
.TErara
to
sutf
; ;!fcJ
uga
ganza, ex-king of. Portugal,
re ln 1816 and later served in the
To the magy kind friends who Ini' Adverse
Decision cently
See
W
.
H.
McFarland
at
T. X
entiy broke hla
exile
and
paid
a
his
United States senate. C, W alter
■Misted ua tb rou gb oft.th e I
TAL^LAH ASSEE^ May 23— The clandestine visit to hia,favori t o . old Burrlll Is tho grandson o f James.
and d
e a th o f our da
de*
country place of Villa Vicos a. ManWorkmen are carefully removing
m an y he*
•nd fo r
court today reversed the
A our b
era w *
W
.tote
S
S
H'
,,
LODGE
.
St
‘Z
.
l E s r E i t t f e a w / k '* * :
Leonard E. Tbotnpeoa, o f . this
city, * member o f thg Reserve O f
ficer’* Training Corpa a t tha Geor
gia M ilitary College, w ill attend
the summer training
camp
at.
Camp McCtolton, Anniston, Ala.,
June 14 t o July 26. The G. M, C.
cadet* won very high
year a t tha camp. The
Blade, it la said uno
history o f the camp
tm ty m its award o f a geitu ’ dan
<
to reenter the country.
f t o f t o W u l - M. Martens and Guy ,. Mia brief return* however,, was
F. Sinclair from George E, M errick ,Vnot to conspire agsiaat the repub
a read to u ts ' transaction^
'
lic. but waa impelled by an Irre
sistible homesickness, according to
report*, to revisit the7 scenes r f
FjM ta Salary BUI
hla happy youth In thia beautiful
.14 Passed by Senate palace and park.
While there he is said to hav* r e -
wide and an inch thick,' the red
brick o f the flreptoce. the doors, the
sills and wainscoting o f the rooms.
It la possible that some part of
the exterior mey elso be utlliied
by tha Ford museum.
�T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L P , W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 28, 1924
PAGE SIX
T r y Sm ith’ s B a rb er
4TV "» ■ •gf * * • * • • * * * *' *mf m%
■‘owj*- * *•
Far l Cooper’s $ew Mount Startles RaitBirds at fiidiaiiapolis.
Clips Fast Average During Recent Workou^ at Speedway
iop fo r good barber
i)Jk — next Valdez
W ill I be able
Get of i
f a r m in g
ICINCINNATI REDS
EVEN’BREAK
WITH THE CARDS
m
Spectator Dies o f Heart Failure
"When Daubert Hit* Home non
In Second Game— Horton
Geta T w o From Tho
i — * ........... ThllllM
.;f-m
______ ST. LO U IS, May 28.— Cincinnati
and S L Louis broke even in a twin
bill Tuesday, the Cards taking the
firs t game. 4 to 3. and the Reds
winning the second 3 to 1. Coqney *
ibje with Gonzales on second
rgave'S t. Louia the winning run in
the ninth inning of the opener
after the Reds had tied the score
with a Ouse-run rpUy in the ninth.
H. b ; MiUenhcrgcf, a spectator,
dropped dead of heart failure a
moment after Daubert had hid a
•home run in the eighth inning of
*tho second game. Score by innings:
F i m game:
Cincinnati ..... 000 000 003— 3 7 1
St. Louia , - , . . r p20001 001 — 4 13 0
Donohue, M ay, Kixey and Sand
berg, W itigo; P fe iffe r, Shcrdel,
-D oak and Gonzales.
•“ 'Second game:
•■Whtftinati ... ... 100100 010— 3 0 3
-St. Louia .......... 000 000 001— 1 l!
Mays and Seidbcrg; Sherdcl, llci_bergaU. Vick, and Hohn.
Boston 5, 10; Philadelphia 3, 0
‘ BOSTON, May 28.— Boston won
two
games from Philadelphia
*Tue*day, 5 to 4 and 10 to 0. The
" f l f o t gam e was decided in favor of
•.'Boston when Gibson singled with
the bases fu ll in the Inst half o f the
tenth inning. In the socond game,
the visitors batted freely but
. Oenewich prevented any big inning. Melnnis was out o f the game
through illness. Score by innings:
, „-i|> First gamo:
Philadelphia 000 lo o o r o o — 1 8 o
..Boston ........ 021000 100 1 - 5 10 1
Carlson and Henline; Barnes and
O’Neil.
~ VSUcCndganie:
. Philudi lphiu ..102 010 020— G 13 2
...Boston ....... 202 010 l l x —-10 11 1
■I **•*•
SEE-SAW GAME IS
In Olym pic „
IMPLEM]
- rF n W M A N
D E C E IV E
YOU, — L IS T E N TO
OVER THE SAINTS
T A M P A , Fla., May 28.— In a
game that seesaw ed
back nnd
forth until tho, scvcnlh
inning
Tampa took the second-game o f
the.series Tuesday from St. Peters
burg by the score o f 7 to 5. Tho
Tampa team, under the new own*
ers, seems to have taken on new
; |life and played much better ball
l tbnn it has been doing
latoly.
1 Both hurlers pitched good ball,
t but three errors on the part o f the
Saints aided in tho Smokers’ victpry.
Score by inniuga:
St. Petersburg 10(1211000— 5 10 3
Tnmpn
........ 300 O il 20x— 7 10 1
Woolf, Wilson and Torres; A l
varez, Gaher and Quinn.
Lilian Seharmnn, Brooklyn. N.
Y., who awakened one morning re
cently to flml that she hnd ncen
selected for tho Olympic lawn ten
nis team.
,•
H ow Th ey Stand
W.
Club:
...... 30
Lakeland
.... 25
Orlando ......
St. Fetei sburg .... .... 2.3
21
Bradentown _____
Tampa
..... ..... 18
Daytona ............. ...... 14
Pci.
,0118
.581
Orlando 6; Lakeland 3
.523
I A K E L A N D . May 28.—Orlando
.477 hunched three hit:; with a base on
.40'.) balls nnd a wild throw in the
.320 t’ighth. winning Tuesday’s gnme
from Lakeland 0 to 3. Frequent
wrangles between players nnd Um
Pet. pire Shuman spoiled the good feat
.033 ures o f a loosely played game.
.0.7,1
Score by innings:
.529 Orlando
.020 000 040— G 7 4
.510 Lakeland
2021010 000— 3 II 1
.452
Fergus. Camp and
Francis;
.4.73 Luther and Smith.
.431
.333
W IS E
A N D P R A C T IC A L P A I N T
ER— IF Y O U DO Y O U W I L L
U SE N O T H IN G B U T S U N
PR O O F P A I N T F O R Y O U R
HOMES. \
Rejuvenated Tam pa Team N it*
der New Ownership Shows
New Life— Islanders Defeat
Bradentown (jrowers.
Daytona tl); Hradcntown 3
D A Y T O N A , Fla., Mny 28.— Cu
sack held the Growers to six hits,
three o f which were accumulated
in the seventh inning, and Daytona
won the second game o f tho scries
with (Bradentown, 10 to 3. The
visitors’ three runs came in tho
ninth when Welsh, with two men
on,’ lifted the ball over left field
fence for a home run.
Score by innings:
.Bradentown
000 «<)() (103 — 3 (1 3
Daytona
I00 21l)03x— 10 15 0
Hainsko mid Caahdon; Cusack
and Sims.
t(
SOLD B Y T H E
— A t ridiculously
Come and see f(
values offered in 2.]
harrow. Fcwler f
proof feed -bin, Ra
house and other ar
is too late. *
• N ext season's on,
Km in 60 days,
and save money i
the dunce.
I nlso offer a cm:
a few articles of i
ture.
SANFORD
P A IN T STO RE
P H O N E 303
Quickly recover thfa
treated with Leosatf.,
Lotion. Blood-shot fat
Soreness are relieved**
one day. Cools, bed, >
ens. Iniist on J a »»"
|t gukc* strong t y a j f
W ELAKA
BLDG. NO,
R A IL R O A D A V E .
S E R V IC E : That'* our
middle
name. In doing business with us,
you not only get value received,
hut you get S E R V IC E along with
it. Q U IC K S E R V IC E
TRANS
FER , Phone 498.
The Studeboker Special, driven
l y Earl Cooper, is providing many
UirlUi fo r tho hundred* o f rnco
fans who gnthce dally a t the In
dianapolis Speedway to witness the
work-outs o f the thirty-one can
Train s A r e D elayed
Result Cuban Strike
H A V A N A , May 28. — Through
trains between Santiago do Cubs
and Havana were being delayed
today by the strike on the Cuban
Central division o f the United Ilnilway, according to information ob
tained at. roads headquarter* here.
Union employees quit last •night,
but notice of their reasons have
not been received here today.
entered fo r the 500-mile race.
Cooper, first arrival at the track,
ha* limbered up his mount grad
ually but has already covered five
lap* In the remarkable average of
100.3 mile* per hour. Tho roll
B Y CONDO
EVERT TRUE
rr**
H cY/
Sidt
bird* have noticed that the Robin
E gg Blue Studcbaker Special has
not been "w ide open" as yet and
predict that it w ill furnish one o f
the big surprises o f the race on
May. 30th.
Backat
" I hava beta I
d u l s a y s Mr& ]
ton, of lake
La. "I got don [
health and lost h \
until I only
pounds. I had. ]
BUNGALOW
W e have a client who owns one
l —
In my tides tsll
my legs hurt h j
couldn't wtlk. ] ■
bed hair tbs tb*. }|
all kinds ot me
H did me no food]
I tried
o f the neatest little bungalows, lo
cated on n northwrst corner lot in
the best residential section o f San
ford who Is w illin g to sell or trade
American Leagur
fo r larger home.
W.
Club:
New Y >rk
....... ...... 19
W H E N YOU SEE IT YOU W IL L
.19
ilostcn
A G R E E IT S A B A R G A IN .
18
Detroit. ...
.....
N
in
e
People
In
ju
red
St^J-ouir.
..
10
etrieh and O'Neil.
Washington ....... .... 1 1
I’ ltlshnri h fi: r,h?eagf» 1
W hen W indow s Crash
... ...... .... 13
• ' *nn< \( IO, 51
*R. -Plttahurffh ‘ hicago
-\
« h velaud ........... ...... 13
hi* oppoEUmclyi ft
N E W Y O R K , May 28.A-Sev**nI
t
r
•
'adelphia ...... ...... 11
' ern . u
k Ju s t
tu a n t c d
women and two men w e r e Injq^tyi ,
TO
TCCL
Y ou
t h a t
IT '5
tin erics, (rpp| ,Ch(tago 5 to 4 in
" I t eeemi lib b i
A
\=-tMC
turny w hen-two plate glass WinNotional League
friiyn .innim-n
J\rci|ie» pitched ir.
good from tbtwyl
ilit lilu
a, n
n liu l
I* n ia v a f rw k n 1 n
C liU w i) I
down.of an east Fourtaeallw SIiaet |
IT
O o e S N 'T
Pet.
t lub:
W.
After I , bad tun 1
:v,' u'dCii the ninth inning
department store crashed In under
R A (. N1 ---.588
. 20
bottlo I notics)
York ______
'kviiL i ".''i Guh ti e! the - 1on* ami
tin impetus of a bargain counter
.563
» ^ r.i i s. ■
<w tr
i favor "i < '••• nyo ............. ...... 2l
T e e - n e - C i.;
provement 1
rush. Sections o f the crowd mnk.531
It* use and I gaCl
■hr -’-A! h r rallv. I 1uoliivn ........... ...... 17
_____
ing toward counters on winch bar-1
.500
better. Tie petal
j'« .‘ on ...... ........ ...... 15
O K A W V IL L E , 111*., Mny 28— >*ainM in
"weat^ra and j
legs and tides i
... 10
.441
Oil.5 1 5 9 0
l.i uis ..........
dresses w ere displayed
w ..
er«*, IhrtJWu
10
and I begin to
.411 S. Glen Young, East St. Louis, III., ,,reS!,c^
2 0 11Q 3
•. burgh
weight until no* 11
...... 10 20' .333 I K " Kl ux Klnn dry raider, ami his ' ' « alnst thu window* which gave
IN C O R P O R A T E D
. uml - ■hnjidt; Philadelphia
1SS pounds i
wife, were wounded at 5:16 Fridny
hrnj
.•in tlitd HurtV
- - i
*
than l IYut
^fU!tuouu..wluJot-j;idiu|faUiwaird SL.
y
515t5W
, ;
SouUiiwn League
tw i•imrf*
lv JGct.: Louisi tby.unWsftVi/ird1
>.
-'P.t fa
Cardat t
^ jmi tomobile Anff-KissfngrtL-eague ! * *• ■
too. Why not gin I
gunmenrirho irteri fo
rri
___ t
7reflip
trial?
O lO p
L iip o a lU t C S
.000 them on the Atlantic-Pnciiic h ig h ., J O
Atlanta
^
21
Sanford
*M9
.r.fn) way at the Okaw river bottoms
Mobile
.
20
.541 near here.
Nashville
M AD RID , May 28.— Kissing is
. 21
.512
Mrs. Foung was struck under tho going out o f fa vo r among Span*
New Orleans
rT V O O S N ' T U
IJ2
X>K
fY X
fL A IM .
.450 l i f t eye and seriously wounded. iards. The league again.lt the pro
. . 18
Birmingham
K
»*J T V H
r tiC P A
fe o * .
.351 Young w as'sh ot in the right leg miscuous kinsing o f children, form »:i£rv —* it : —r s . T I Cv.'K ^u<2a T M «< c 5*=;
Little R w l. : .... . 13J C * S C J - .*
Lf
.283 [ below the knee. Passing automo- ed some years ago, has decided to
Chnttnnnogn
.J •
^
^
- ■*
i Uhle Outpltches Three Chicago
I hilists t*Mik Mrs. Young to u hos extend its efforts nnd to htart a
«
Twlrlcra and Cleveland Wins
M
iG pital in Bollevillo, III. Young fo l campaign
against
the
kissing
:t S
t
Ha Home-Coming Game
lowed, with another nutomnhillst prevalent among women when they
H A W ) Hi
By 7 to 2- Score.
at Jibe wheel o f his automobile.
Southern Leagu e
meet or take leave o f each other.
Tho Sportsman’s Store
The hone in Young's right le;f
The leaders o f the movement as
j
D E TR O IT, May, 28— Cole won
was shattered by the bullet.
sert that much hygienic good has
Everything fo r the Sportsman.
M EM PH IS, Tenn., .M ay. 28—
, hi* firs t gamo o f tha season when
Young bad been conducting a been done by the restriction o f the
-—
^
, Detroit defeated St. I,ouin 5 to 4 Memphis made it three straight series or talks or •‘ kluntauges" In osculation of children, and they ex..lit
I.
.... „Southern
t*... a.1.
TIllinois
111.. ..l... and
....1, ........
t i
....
and dumped thu Browns out o f from Atlanta Tuesday winning both cities
in
was- press .«...
the opinion that women gen ! - - ^ V
V
third place. Cole held the Browns ends o f a double-header. The sec returning to St. Louis from Hnr. erally will welcome a similar meas
toi thrre scattered hits, until the ond game ended in a riot when rishurg, III., where he hud deliv ure, for, a* the argue, in most inninth inning when he weakened Zovllet i, Cracker righlfietder, slid ered u talk Thursdny night, whenTitances kissing does not mean
j< > + + + + * + + + + * + + + + + + + * + + + + + + + -K '*+ *+ + -H
^fHsler^ broke a long run o f hitless into Taylor at. third basu. Taylor he und his w ife were attacked.
friendship.
''gam es when he goC o single In thu was piked in thu left side but was
"M y w ife ami 1 were driving to
ninth.
not seriously Injured. Taylor de St. Louis on the A. P. highway
I
Score by innings:
clared thu slide was u deliberate when I observed a sedan following thu two ears were abreast three o f
I 8^. Ixiui* j . w
<)2() 000 (K114— 4 6 2 'attem pt 1o spike him but this was us," he suid. "1 think thure were the men in the Hcdnn poured a va l
Abraham Lincoln was the third s I
F L A T K E V W KST.
001 310 OOx— r> 5 2 denied by Zoullers. Players o f the four men in it. When I arrived ley o f shots at us. My wifu und youngest President o f the United „ K E y W L S T . M ay 2 8 .-C o n atrucDetroit
WJpgnrt, Bayne, Voigt and Sev- two teams engaged it) a /rcc-for-nll ut the embankment near thu Okuw I both ducked nnd escaped hcirlg
tion o f a 8450,000 hotel at Duval
Statcs.
encld; Johnson, Cole und W oodal. fight, in which Warniouth, Chick river bottoms the driver o f the se killed bullets passing through ttyc
und Flem ing Streets will begin
Cleveland 7i Chicago 2
hurler. ccoived a black eye. Police dan speeded up his enr and passed conch o f the uutomobilc right o v tr
The wild oat* crap nevor fails
Ju,iu^ry 1> noxt, according
« r*O L E V E L A N D t May
28.— Uhle had difficulty in rroi
restoring order.
my machine on the left. Just ns our heads.’!
to raise a little cain.
l,° information received from tho
I outpltchcd
three Chicago pitchers
in i
_________________ ■
_______________ developer o f the plan* who ad
First game; ^
artd Cleveland won Its home-corn- A tit nt a
vises that he has obtained the
0011 011 000 0— 2 0 II
r-iag^tam o 7 to 2. Lurry Gardner, Memphis. _ 000 000O il 1— 3 7 1
bucking o f u bonding firm in han
• fo r 15 years an American League'
dling the proposition.
M
O
M
’N
-P
O
P
Karr and Dnnforth; M en , Illume,
B
Y
------T
A
Y
L
O
R
• third 'Khiehian and more recently Mitchell and Yhryan.
| engaged an coach, played second
Second game:
• 'bas* fo r Cleveland.
Atlanta
(inoOOOS— 3 7 I)
w* DROPPED <NTO
T H E R E F O R E W E H A V E CHl
Score by innings;
> WE.LL.OJVE 'EM TEN 1
O'*l 101 x— 1 3 il
*ioLior a subscription
Chlcagu.
OlOQOUnin—2 9 2 Memphis
McLaughlin nnd Brock; War.
Bu c k s - a n d g e t t h e
:: ED O U R B R E A D FO RM U LA
* Cleveland . ... 100 200 22x—7 l o o
for tms home for
ADORESS OP THAT PLACE
retired poRec Placers
I T y o h l, Steengriife, Connelly ami mouth and Kohlhcckcr.
I'LL *‘ 5* j
C O R D IN G T O T H E G O V E R N f
-J. Burn*; Uhle nnd M yall.
. l M 16HT W A N T TO 60
MR liUNri
N A S H V IL L E . Tepn.. May 2 8 .^
t h e r e m h s e l f (—
ABOUT
iT
»
Nashville drove Long from the box
S T A N D A R D M I L K BREAD !
s
V. SOME OAV
f
iport Danes Object in the first inning and defeated
JfAVlSN
5 to 2 ill the lust gnme of
J M ULA.
tew F oreign M inister aMobile
scheduled double-header.
The
first game was railed o f f on arC O PE N H A G E N . May 28.— King cuunt o f w et grounds. The score:
T ry a
Butter-nut and w
nan nsa
cuv anori
nis holiday
noiu
hristlan
hsa cut
short his
Mobile
011 000 000— 2 9 6
ptyrneii to Copenhagen ii\ pr- Nashville,
.... 30000200x— 5 U 0
•• the sweet, pure
rich flavor.
oh to
9 g k / b h U royur snncllon
Long, O 'Neill and
Devhrmer;
a r k V flr s t labor cabinet.
nmarr"
Bird und Mackey. ,
» The Conservotives are drawin
* atVeption to the anomaly in the vet
L1TTLEKO CK; Ark.. May 28.it>K which showed that although Biriningharfi and Little Rock di
1 tha
the JLtbqir party, only necured 38 vided n double-header Tuesday, the
* per Cent o f the votes'cast, they nre visitors winning thu fir s t game ij
j placed In power over representa- to 0 and the 1'ravelcrs the second
iUwaro of imitations. Damuul
SANFORD
1 tlves wtiRh claimed 62 per cent o f 3 to 2.
tho ■•nulnoln 10c and 35c pock.
| fWe o^tetr* '
First game:
Of os boozing i L oto- trad* mar*
— The ronservatives
are also Birmingham . 000 010 104— 0 13 0
y criticizing the action o f Little Rock . ‘ 000 000 000—0 4 3
ior BtAUniQg in selecting os
Ohfa'ii and Spencer; Rlchbourg,
jh minister, Cmintl Mohke. McCall and Smith- They allege’ that >Moltka Is known
Seen ml ‘game:
have extrema.German sympu- Birmingham
TE L L SOUR e m p l o y e r
T h i S m AT
200 000 0— 2 ill t
a and that these are shared by Little R u ck
WE ARE VERW MUCH .
000 003x— 3 6*3
CREDIT Off
.wife, thus making it difficult
0 8 U 6 E D FOR SUCH a
Bates. Gray and Robertson; Rob
TWO BUCK1
, to tattle the. Danish-German fron- erta and Smith.
LIBERAL DONATION |l.
MR Gu/WN
iqnabbUs satisfactorily.
C 1IATTAN O O G E, Twin.. May
28.— New Orle«n>JV>d Chattanooga
divided a doublo-hhader here T upsday. Five home runJ accounted fo r
Chattanooga's scoring in the first
game, Chattanooga winning 8 to
2, And Jackson's home run with thu
bases full gave N ew Orleans a 6 to
2 rictojx in -the second game.
i f i f H U.?M,er ^ r> l° iH . lb. children
m V . L Hmd -b it u
Jch“
First game:
rg v
KuKlux Dry Raider
And Wife Injured
By Auto Gunmen
CARD!
Hie Womtfil
w
Britt
r<-
tM
HIS FIRST W I N
OF THIS SEASON
SANFORD CYCLE CO.
The Publil
Take
loaf o f
and
for the liver
Give
New otto*-,
ooo o m r W — 2 6 A
uuKlt * * *'*• '
1
'
ft fe a lo v e
tfp4M2>
�I
©
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Announcements
Advertising
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
FO R S A L E
Help W anted____
L E A R N A B O U T Folk County and
SHOES— Become our local m bsIjtkeland, through the Star-Tele
man selling high grade shoes di
P
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ll
C
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R
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C
IRCU
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COURT.
gram.
Heat
advertising
medium
in
t
wish
to
announce
that
1
am
a
Cash In Advance
FOR 8 A L E — Fine heifer 3-4 Jer rect to wearer. Quick seller and
1 wish to nnnounce that I am a
candidate
fur
Member
of
the
South Florida Published mornings.
sey. W ill be fresh in July. 935. good commiaslon. Experience not
School Hoard of Heinlnote County candidate fo r Clerk of the Circuit
W h a t are the needs o f the hour— the ■Star-Teleg ram, Lakeland. Fla.__
\ehaud,_Sanford Heights.
ad*. wOl *>• » » from School District No 3, subject Court of Seminole County, subject
required. T A N N E R S SHOF. MFC.
COLUMBUS
(Ou.)
LED
G
ER—
Class
to
Democratic
primary.
June
3rd,
ra^m #•<*»■■
*"*•
tit the decision of the Democratic
Ill-d ails have the Urgent rlreu- FOR S A L E — One 14 H P. gas en- CO., 1114 C St, Boston, Mass.
(JJ* 7 lounriitatelr tmw
If clewed, 1 promise toe- faithfu l
most
im
perative
demands
o
f
home
or
busi
primary to b eheld June j. is jt,
in« at a bargain.
Hoolehnntattali 111 Si>uthw<i*ti>ra Georgia.
perturmnnee o f the duties con
______________ 11- 11. I’A TTISH A LL.
Rate 6e fC -w o o l) line.
nected' -with that office.
___ 10a ■ Hat
pnan Co,
ness?
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R
COUVTY
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M
IH
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FoF Rent*
?___________W. I- MO ROAN.
__ ___He a llaa
zYU V E E TIS E In the Journal-Her J IM M IE "H O W A R D 'S repair aho
I hereby announce my candidacy
... ......He a lta*>
FfJll
ItF-.PRRSF.NTATlVK.
ald, South Georgia's greatest
Do you seek a n ew house, apartm ent or
fo r re-election
for the office off
la located at the coner o f 4ourt FOR R E N T — New apartment com
’
Cl___ _ 4« » lla * County
I respectfully announce m yself
pletely furnished, with private
Commissioner of Hemlnole
vspaf
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon, 1and Pine Ave. and he w ill be glad
ns
a
candidate
for
the
House
ot
Type double above
County, D istrict No. 1, subject to
flat? . .
ekly and
1
weekly
Sunday Classified rates to see any o f hla old cuatomers,*and hath. Tw o or three rooms. Will be
from
Seminole
the action o f the Democratic pri Representative
County, subject to the Democratic
10c per line. Way cross Journal- take caru o f thel rwants at any vacant Saturday. Phone 444 or 304
dale* are fo r conmary June 3, 1324.
primary. Jane 3. 1911. I f elected
.
W
ould
you
like
to
move
to
the
country,
aid. W aycross, Georgia.
7* loaertlonii.
Herald.
;
O. U BLEDSOE.
time. He does genera) lu to repair W. F ifth Street.
I will udvncnte constructive le g is
I, 0f average length
work, and guarantee.* satisfaction.
TO
REACH
tho
prosperous
farm
lation
tot
the
benefit
o
f
the
g
rea
t
FO
R
MEMHEh
SCHOOL
HOARD.
the mountains or seashore fo r the summer?
•ted a linn
W anted To Rent
I hereby announce mysr.lf n can est number of people In Seminole
ers and fern growers of Volusia Bring your auto troubles to him,
charge 300 tor Bret
didate fo r re-election to the office County and the state o f Florida.
county advertise in the Dejjtnd* nf>d then forget them.
W A N T E D — To rent by the year
Is
the
cook
leavin
g,
and
would
you
J.
it.
LYLES.
of
member
o
f
the
Board
of
Public
”i*lnr I* restricted to
Daily New*, mlu le per word, cash FOR SzVLK— Complete radio equipthree unfurnished rooms fo r
Instruction.
representing
School
F ttll It r r t t K H E N T tT lV n .
D istrict No. 1 o f Seminole County,
1 will take small cash payment 1light housekeeping.
Should be
choose a satisfactory successor who is w ill i with order.
Itrtor 1» «i»a e The flan1
hereby
announce
my
candidacy
subject to tho Democratic primary for member House df Representa
A L IT T L E W A N T A D in The|ftnil balance easy terms. Box 201, reasonably near In. Address Box
'nid will be reeponllble
to be held on June 3rd. 1911.
ing and capable?
rTne Incorrect Insertion,
tives for Hemlnole County, subject
Herald will bring you big re-1 care H e r o l d . _ ______________ _____ R. W . L,, care Herald._______
F B K D T. W ILLIAM S.
l,,r lor subsequent
In tho nrthm o f the voters at the
IsultE. Advertise those old articles |FOR S A L E — Household furniture,
The office ehoutd be
TO T H E V O TE D * OP TU B IST1I Democratic prltnnry, June 3.
A re skilled o ffice workers needed in you have stored away and have consisting of living room, dinjlfantdlately In eaee o f
____
FO RREST L A K E .
S E N A T O R IA L DISTRICT.
A partm en ts
no use for. A little thirty-ccnt a d ! ing room and kitchen.
Going
A fte r due consideration. I have
business?
FOR COUNTY COM MISSION ER.
, a o VKHTISKR*.
decided to become a candidate for
may
bring
you
several
dollars,
north
and
must
dispose
o
f
it.
TeleI hereby nnnounce my candidacy
_____ F o r R ent
repreeentatlve thorre-election to the State Senate fur County Commissioner for the
A re additional helpers necessary in ! I’hone 148 and a representative pbone Cl 4-J.
from the 19th Senatorial District., Fifth District com posing Cbuluo■tllar with ratee. rulee
will call to see you.______________ j FOR & ALE— L’ompio radio eqquip- FOR R E N T — Tw o room apart
composed of OrnnKe, Semlnoie and! ta. Ueneva and Osceola, subjn^. to
gcetlon. w ill g iv e you
ment. with or without garage.
Osceola Counties, subject to the' the action o f the Democratic pri
Information.
And It
store, factory, m ill o r office?
F L 0R 1D A — O R L A N D O — Orlando mont and complete sets at various
<118 Oak Avenue.
Democratic prlainnry to be held mary June 3.
lb,y will assist you In
prices.
Cash
or
terms.
Box
201,
ntornng
Sentinel;
largest
class!June 3rd.
I respectfully solicit
,'yoar want ad to make
,
C. ... HACLERSON. __
FOR R E N T— Two room apart*
A r e you out o f w ork and in need o f ] fied business, rate 1c a word, min- care Herald.
your support.
ItffKttve.
FOR CLERK C IR C U IT COURT.
ment. 202 Park A venue.
M. O. O VERSTREET.
jimutn_24c
cash
with
order.
fA
S
I
I
'A
T
R
lL
U
N
E
daily
Best
1 hereby announce that 1 am a
OBT.TAT N O T i m
pleasant, profitable employment?
F o i l t-nAHTAHLE.
FOR
R E N T— Tw J room hou
paper
o
f
ull.
Delivered
to
your
candidate
fo
r
the
o
ffice
o
f
Clerk
A U G U S TA
C H RO N ICLE — Au
,1 1 should g iv e their
1 hereby announce m yself a can of the Circuit Court o f Hemlnole
keeping apartment. 719 Oak
poitofflce address as
gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest dour each morning. Stephen Shindidal?) fo r rc-clectlon on June 3rd. County, subject to the action o f the
A
re
you
desirous
o
f
supplementing
your
their phone number It
classified
medium, rate cash ,0'Jc
.O'Jc bPl**C, J r., Phone 180;________ Adv-_ Avenue.__________ - 1921 as Constable o f District Num Democratic prlmuiy In June. 1924.
.................
i results. About one
ber 1, o f Hemlnole County, which
income
by
part
tim
e
w
ork
in
some
congenial
charge.
10c
per
Hue,
minimum
FOR S A L E — DeSoto Paints and FOR K E N T — On June 3 fine new
_____________ II. II. C H A I’ l’ B L K
of a thousand has a
Includes votin g precincts Numbers
apartment and garage at Silver
.10c.
Varnishes, at Sanford N ovelty
FO
R
COUNTY
JUDGE.
[,*' and the otbera can’t
1, 2, 3 and 4. I w ill appreciate t h e j „
line o f endeavor? *
Lake, |10, per month. , W rite Dr.
Works, sule agents.
11tat Fir*! * ** $** <■ People o f Seminole County:
tte with
you unltaa
support ut ull UiYtnrg
voters In 1
District
M
a
i
n
e
—
W
uterville,
Morning
Sen
' I nni n candidate
for
County
your address,
Noble, Box 1122 Sanford, or ctiU
Number 1.
Thousands of Maine peo FOR S A L E — Household furniture.
Judge, your support and vote on
It. C. (C L A U D ) W H IT T E N .
W ould a profitable business venture in pletinel.
.itlaeaaec MUST he
Call at 1020 Union Avenue. ____ on him at Silver Lake.
June the 3rd w ill be appreciated.
ure
interested
in
Florida
prop
H» person at Th e HeaFO It I'll f7\ TV COMMISSIONER.
SAM UEL A. H. W ILK IN S O N .
erty. Reach them through the F 0 R H A L E— Piano, household FOR R E N T — A fte r June first up
■rrald wfflee or by le tterest you?
I hereby unnounce my candidacy
per apartment, 3 rooms, bath,
FOR UOUNTY JUDGE.
iTelryhoue dlaeeatlaSentinel. Rate card on applica
fo r County Commissioner for the
furniture, walnut book case, etc.
o f course, to tho notion
garage. 1300 Park Avenue. Apply
|sr* aet valid.
Fourth D istrict of Seminole Coun of Subject,
tion.
Appjy
immediately
M.
C.
Kettler,
H a ve you lost o r found some article o f
the Democratic prim ary to be
910 Park A venue. Mrs, Savage.’
ty. Subject to the action o f the
Prompt, E ffic ie n t
held June 3rd. I w ill lie a candidate
I’A LM
IlE A C H
C O U N T Y ^ T h e 1'M’J Chnnman Ave.. Phone 478-R.
June Prim ary o f 1924.
Bsrvtce.
for the o ffice o f Counyt Judge of
FOR R E N T — One three-room furvalue?
C. I.. W EST.
scene
o
f
stupendous
developmentW A N TE D .
Hemlnole County.. I shall be g ra te
nished apartment also four room
Read about it In the Palm> Bench
Fo r s h e r if f .
ful fo r the nomination and elec
Active
nnd
progressive
local
unfurnished apartment. 218 Franch
Do
you
seek
opportunity
in
buying,
sell
To the Voters o f Hemlnole County: tion. and If elected l assure the
Post.
Sample
copy
sent
on
re
dealers in every community to rep Avenue. Inquire 300 French AyePolitical
I hereby announce m yself a can citizenship o f Hemlnole a fair and
q u e s t _________ ______________
resent a large and dependable nurs
didate fo r S h eriff
of
Seminole faithful administration o f the a f
ing,
renting,
exchanging?
’’ '
County subject to tbs notion o f the fairs of the office.
nouncements
T A M P A , F L O R ID A — Tampa Doily ery house. Our co-operation helps nue*
FO R R E N T — 4-room bungalow
Democratic primary to lie held on _______________HCHEI.I.B MA1NES.
Times, the great
home dally, the local dealer to make quick
In the solution o f all these needs o f the
June 3rd. I f I am elected I pledge
also three-room apartments near
FUR COUNTY C03191ISNI0NCR
rate lH c
per word, minimum sales, extra Income and satisfied
OCVTV I’ llOSKCUTIXO
myself to fu lfill the duties o f this
. „ n i _ _ . . . . . . Beach and Main Street, 337 Lhrg
I
hereby
announce
my
candlducy
. ATTOHNKV.
hour
and
scores
o
f
others
that
are
just
as
im
chnrgo
25c
cash
with
order.
W
rite
tffice to the best o f my ability.
cuiiomtrii.,.
iiQ
C
M
i.
sf
inn(f
Atnon
AnL
rvuufnnti
p a nAV
fo r the office o f County Commis
Its announce that T slial'
E. E. BRADY.
for complete rate card.
closo nt hand. Write now for our ftVg' D^ lonA neach' P *
sioner from D istrict Number one. of
lldste for the o ffice ot
ANNOUNCEMENT p o l l S TA TE
Seminole County, subject tu the a c perative.
[ DK.VEl.OrBBS A T T E N T IO N — Pen- attractive proposal to responsible
sitcutlnK Attorney, subA TTO R N E Y .
tion o f the Democratic p r lrr'rv June
1 H.ienln la hcKlunlnK the qn-iilvaf iln- dealers.
endoraement of the
GritTing’s
Interstate
I
announce
m
yself
a
candidate
I vrlnpment f
3.
1924.
^
BOSTON
STEELE.
i voters at the June Ird,
fo r the o ffice of State
Attorney
half million ' nd.>nlt7,hiKhwh»y ,0toy:th5 Nurseries, Jacksonville, Florida,
Read
H
erald
W
a
n
t
Ads
F
or
P
ro
fit
PR O SE C U TIN G A T T O R N E Y
Miscellaneous
for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of FOR
ltu)f bench ...
________ n two FOR SA LE — New light six Studejust_ nnished:
loEonoE c H E n n w o .
1 desire tu unnouncu to the citiFlorida, subject to the Democratic tens
million dollar bridge serosa Kacam-j
t,-!.,,- „ „ i lin ,M„ilnru>/l with h.l
Use
Them
fo
r
Results
o
f
Seminole
County
thut
I
urn
bin Buy started; quarter m illion!, ‘" “ “ -f » * ' »n equipped with balprimary to be held In June.
If
TAX ASSESSOR.
Wanted
candidate for the nomination to
my
record A
|ta announce that I am a upon examination of
doiiar opera house under construe-! J0®*1 coni tires and bumpers. $200
be
Prosecuting
Attorney
for
the
for re-election to the my candidacy Is favarbly consid County Court o f Hemlnole County,
tl«n; two minion, being spent on below market price, or will trade P L E N T Y OF OTHER T R A N S
T »i Assessor o f Semi- ered, your vote and active support subject to the action o f the Demo
highway; greatest chance for Hv«; 1fo r a couch. J. M. Lemolne, OsceFERS, yes, but none with SER
subject to the decls- w ill bs appreciated.
devMopsrn tu get In on ground l
f i ,,-!.,cratic primary, June 3rd. h l r .
1
V IC E fo r their middle name. Phone
floot
.
W
rltu
DuvcLipmoni
DepartU,*
.
p,°ruia.
RE
AT7ESTATET
M IL L A R D B. SMITH.
Dsmocratlc Prim ary to
will be gratefu l fo r your veto and
498.________________________________
Lost and Found
rnenl The Pennaroln News.
in« Ird. 1924.
• Pott Co u n t * ' T R n n n W I 3 W i r the nomination
A. VAUOHAN.
I hereby announce my candidacy
E RNEST F. HOBS HOLDER.
ARE YOU
M O V IN G ?—Call X
W
EST
V
IR
G
IN
IA
—Clark.burg.
The
For Sale—dlouse and lot on San
i ’Idrkithtint Kxpmirnt. morning
USTKNDENT OF PU D - fo r re-election to the Jfftce of
F o u n d — Sanford ilig h school
Q U ICK SE RVIC E TR A N S F E R .
FD R JUSTICE. OF PE A C E
W
anted
ford
Avenue.
Price
11,250.
Terms.
County
Commissioner
o
f
District
IS s rill’ CTION.
I hereby umioimcu my candidacy
pin 1914. M. C. Kettler, Phone Including Sunday, morning l.eur.
They w ill do the job as you want It
For Sale— Business now clearing
1' cent per word, minimum 31c.
announce my cnndldaoy No. 3, Seminole County, subject to for Justice of I*,Hire In and fo r the
done..
Rhone 498.
478-H.
wotcra on Juno
to tb » o ffic e of the action ot tho -vutura
fo u r ‘ to five hundred- .dolLtra per
1
m
First D istrict o f Hemlnole Cw s ily .
t ..
* mw
sW**
< 'H C "in
W/VNTED— Puplle
folr summer
iHSk/jr-!!>*»*•*
O i gg
M-JgLOTnL v
school. See Mrs. Raynor, 803'W. *
^ i c i i t o o i HOARD 1 11 hifetir'anVinuhce ik?"' csriillddcy
m
the Nt;
l
' ____
tft/“TWfti<iCrknt* prtwArr^inB3f»i
, ^
I hereby nnnoui.ee m yself a can
I on June 3rd, 1924.
cent u word dally, two cents a word 1 " A N T E D — Steady ^ob by steady Third st reet,
didate fo r re-election as a member for Sheriff o f Hetnlnnls County, sub lake front, good dwelling, garage, n ‘ ^ —4
T. W. LA W TO N .
1 boy .age 15. Office experience F O R .R E N T — Costume*, wigs, etcn
ject
-to
tho
Democratic
primary,
Sundays.
!
nf the County Board o f Public In Juno 3rd, 1921.
t ) T t rtlM9IIMSIONF.lt.
fo r partiee. balla and homa Qdgood variety o f fruit trees, u b a g -, LOST— Bunch of keys in leather "D O Y O U “ W A N T to buy or sell and reference. Apply Box 11, R.
struction
frign
D istrict No. 3,
J. H. LEE.
» announce my candidacy [G eneva,
r . u. No. i.
ent
plays, 214 East Second Strait.
OvTedo,
Osceola
and
gain
fo
r
1-1,000.
Terms‘
key
holder
or
purse.
Reward
if
anything?"
If so advertise in,
Kile* of County Com m it- Chuluota) subject to the action of
FOH COUNTY JUDGE.
We
have
the
Inrgest
listing
on
returned
to
Herald
office,
District Number T w o the Democratic Prim ary. June 3rd,
I hereby announce my candidacy
the "Gainesville Sun."
County, aubjttct to the 1924.
H avin g served ua a mem fo r tho o ffice of County Judge celery and vegetable farms in the
the Democratic Prim ary ber o f the Board since 1916. and nf Hcmlmde Cuumy. eubject to the city. I f you want a city lot, a su LOST— Shell rim glasses ut Ij)k e A D V E R T IS IN G gets results If It
reaches potential buyers.
Pa>lt.
having
been
chalrmnn
of
the action o f the voters at the Demo burban lot, a house ready built,
M ary, Sunday.
Finder please
JOHN MEIHC1L
latku Daily News Is circulated In
Board since 1919, especially fits me cratic primary June 3.
celery farm, grove o" anything In return to Herald office. Reward.
JOHN G. LHONABDY.
circulated in industrial and agricul
HIT.!RLE OF D IS TR IC T* for the w ork required of n Board
member, and If re-elected 1 prom
FO R CO U NTI COMMISHIONEIg ' tho real estate line call on us. W e
NO. I.
tural conter.
l hereby announce my candidacy |s0ll at tho owners' prico only. Call LOST— Silver vanity In or near
|f innounre that I am a ise the same conscientious and con
for constable o f District structive service as has been rend t e ’ S K K ff. ^ 2 ? i f a S ? r r a i ° L i ! l ! j a n d see us. Wo give you tho barBaptist Church. Finder return
Houses t o r R en t
■t|*rl to the Democratic ered In my many years o f service. Jrd District, comprising the towns
to^
_ ea a ie McRae, 122 Palmetto
CHAH. F. HARRISON.
->f Lake Mary, Longwood, and A l gains and service.
I 1 bo hrld June 3rd. 1924.
FOR
R E N T— Five room bungalow
Geneva, Florida. tamonte Springs, nnd respectfully T H E SE M IN O LE R E A L T Y CO. Avu
re due.
______________ _
I{. C. M A X W E L L
bring composed of the
with bath, screened front porch,
Schelle Maines
solicit
the
support
o
f
the
voters
o
f
riling precincts:
8anFOR S H E R IF F .
SE
M
IN
O
LE
H
O
TE
L
A
N
N
E
X
Real Estate
LOST— English bull pup white and gnrage, chicken and gurden space,
I* Monroe and Paulo.
I hereby announce m yself as a this district at thu primary to be
candidate fo r the o ffice o f Sheriff held June 3, 1934.
E. K. W A L K E R .
brindle, live month* old. Return near town. Phonu li>7-W. Mrs. K.
and
\V. B. B A LLA R D .
FOR S A L E or trade fo r good auto
L A W Y E R •;
t ilt ; OP T H E PEAC E, o f Seminole County, subject tu the
to 200 Laurel Avenue. Phone 385. A. MotTit,.Celery A v e n u e . ______
r o l l COUNTY COMSIISMION EH.
29 acres hammock land on St.
ft inipjiiiicc that I nm a Democratic prim ary Jiine, 19*4.
Insurance
Reward.
FOR R E N T—-House fo r tha eumW.
A.
TILLIH.
I
hereby
announce
my
candi
—
Court R o o m
Johns river; two 4-rootn cottages;
" >°r the office o f Justice
mor months. 801 SIngnoliu._____
dacy fo r County Commissioner fo r
S A N F O R D ,-------F L O R ID A
In and fo r the F irst
ru n siiE itirr.
30
minutes'
drive
from
Sanford.
•trlft of Hemlnole ConnI hereby announce m yself a can tho Fifth D istrict o f Hemlnole Coun
FOR R E N T— Four room house
Ih* legad and efficien t didate fur ra-e*ectlon to the office ty. Subject to the action o f the P. 0 . Box 1036. City.______________
garage, etc., reasonable.
Phone
F
O
R
S
A
L
E
I M the executive officers nf S h eriff o f Bemlnole County sub June Prim ary o f 1934.
lb. If. K II.H K A
1H7-W, Mrs. E. A. MolTit, Celery
wty I promise to do my ject to the action o f the Demo
FOR
SALE— FI vo acre* land.
nm prejudice,
cratic prim ary t 6 be held on June ...... FOB C L E R K OK COURT.
Elton J Houghton
40 acres good land Avenue._______._____________________
I hereby announce my candidacy
LLtl. STRING FELLOW.
George A . DeCottea
3. If elected fo r another term I
FOR
R
E
N
T—
Practically
new
fivequire
of
O.
C.
Howard,
1103
Oak
for
the
o
ffic
e
nf
Clerk
nf
the
Cir
pledge to fu lfill the duties o f the
aOTIttK.
A R C H ITE C T
Attorney-at-Law ’
on
brick
road,
also
70
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house,
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County.
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Over
Seminole County
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
Democratic primary to he held on
acres same kind o f AD'S. W. I.. Harvey, Clyde Linu
I6t Kevralh Judlalal CMy a n ls
June 3rd. A. D . 1»34. 1 aland fur
C. M. HAND.
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FO II T A lr COLLRUTOIt.
land,
both
tracts
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For
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Sanford,
F lorida
FOR RENT— Will rent home furVANC E R DOUOLASa
I wish ta announce that I am a
r»yy. Your endorsement
candidate
fo
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re-election
to
tho
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until
October
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N IN E T E E N T H S E N A TO R IA L
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to the
DISTRICT.
WiK A. DECOTTES.
per acre fo r either FOR RE N T— Ten room hotv>e a ft Wilson Welding & Radiator
I annc'inco my . candidacy
for cured by renting that vacant room
W«m.y, He vent h Judicial action o f tbs Democratic primary
There are
to be held in June.
er Juno 1st. Mrs. W. W. Long,
nomination ns State Senator from now going to waste?
State o f F.orlila.
’ Fred R, Wilson ‘
Works
JNO. D. JIN K INSor both.
the Nineteenth Senatorial District, many persons looking fo r places to
41U Oak Avenue._____
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subject
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FO
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MISSION
EH.
stay. Help take care o f them and
«»rs of Seminole County:
FOR R E N T— 5-room house, bath,
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I hereby announce my candi to be held June 3rd. t nm an a t not only make money but assist In
A T I O R N E Y - A T -L A W k
I announce my candidacy
For Sale or Rent
nt law practicing at San
lights*, water and garage, 130.00
cf S heriff o f 84ml- dacy fo r County Commissioner for torney
keeping
people
in
Ssnford.
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ford.
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First National Bank
tdent of nnd allorney In (he Nine
yoi sd over the tel
6 room house, all
®'*cratli! Prim ary to. be subject to tha Democratic Primary, teenth Senatorial D istrict for 11 148 and give your
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Sanford
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fo
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quick;
Ird. 1924. ] f elected I June 3, 1911.
years. Your support w ill bs grea t
conveniences $5000.
B U IL D IN G
wr years o f Law Kn- ____________________ L. P. HAGAN.
service.
ly appreciated.
p.AD R A T E S
MEMitKit op nrunoi. noARh.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
j
■J s business manner by
« Die proper
subordlUsluuata and earnestly
I* support o f a ll law e.t1
"n June 3rd.
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t?n. ,a* member o f the
J ul,llc Instruction fo r
ug","*/. Florida, repreDistrict No. *. of
county, subject to the
l»*l m* fy t0 b* h* 14 oa
t-'IIAS. A. D A LLA S.
FOH COUNTY JUDGE.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate fo r the sfflce of County
Judge o f Seminole County, subject
to the Democratic primary. June 3.
1914.
I pledge
faith fu l
servlet
should you nominate me.
J. O. 8 H A B O N ._
FO H c o u n t ! COMMISSION n il.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
fo r re-election to tho office of
County Cummlaaluner from Dietrlot Number Four
of
Hemlnole
County, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary June 3rd.
B.
r.
W H E E LE R .
LEWIS CYDBYAN.
FO R S TA TE A TTO R N E Y.
I hereby
announce my candi
dacy tor tha o ffice o f Stale A llo r
ney fo r fhe Seventh Judicial C ir
cuit o f Florida, aubject to the Dem
ocratic Prim ary to be held June 3.
1924.
__________ J. A. SCARLETT.
FO R T A X COLLECTOR.
I beg to announce m yself a can
didate fo r the o ffice o f Tax Col
lector of Hemlnole County, subject
to (he declaim) nf the Democratic
Prim ary tu ba held June 3rd, 1934.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924.
of Muscle S f e a lf Prepareidiff'its
Final Fflnp J& the Sub-Committee
tanese
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
NUMBER 50
PROHIBITION IS,! Mjay Q ffer A N ew _
TO BE SUBJECT f
INVESTIGATION
Farm R elief Bill
WASHINGTON, May 2 9 Work on tho new farm relief
lan, simpler than that embodtd in tne McNary-Haughton
bill, was pressed today by mem
bers of the senate and house
farm blocs with the intention
of having It ready for introduc
tion as a substitute for the pend
ing measure if they And such
action warranted.
^WASHINGTON, Mny I 29.—The
Norris bHl for government opera
tion of Muscle Shoals was'whipped
mto final form Wednesday by a
senate agricultural sub-committee
a$d will be presented today to the
Committee Investigating the
ST. AUGUSTINE, May 29— erttire committee membership.
*If proposed changes ,are accept Two Investigations of Differ
Ratio of 5-5-3 Fixed
Internationally
interesting ex
Shippiijg Board Is Told that
ent Character To Be Con
ercises Wednesday night in the able, the measure will bo reported
Former Secretary’s Refusal bid Plaza of St. Augustine to the senate without delay. Many
By the W ashington
ducted by Committees of
T im e ,
to Renew Oil Lease In Mon marked the formal presentation southern senators will urge imme Congress During Summer
Arms Conference Is
action, but in the present con
tana and Wyoming Cost to St. Augustine of an invite- diate
|j,pan em bassy |
g pgQ p^
Months—Cousens
Will
Ask
creted
state
of
the
calendar
the
to send a delegation to
Carried 166 To 138
Hoard Huge Sum of Money tion
tithe for calling it up is problemati
Committee To- I’usbi I’robe
Aviles, Spain, for ceremonies MB.
in July that will mark the re
WASHINGTON, May 29.-OffiAlthough the sub-committee re WASHINGTON,; May JO.—Two
Eastern Oklahoma Visited by Sec coik of the fleet corporation told moval of tha remains of Pedro fused
tj nutko public amendments prohibition investigations of vastly
Menendes
D'Aviles
to
s
mag
ond Tornado Within Twentynificent new sepulchre.
The which the government would re. Idifferent rhnractc/ are to be con
the house committee investigating
Four Hourn Injuring Many
presentation was made by Sen- Claim and operate the great power ducted this summer by committees
the shipping board Wednesday
ft
' and Destroying Property.
of co n g ress./
or A. L. Cuesta, wealthy Span plhnt on the Tennessee river.
that Albert B. Fall as secretary
ions of Treaty
iard of Tampa. The acceptance
Rome members of the sub-comBack from a prolonged illness. I)r. Daniel Galvin of Tampa Provides For Building
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 29.— of the interior in July, 1922, had
in
behalf
bf
the
city
was
made.
mlttco
me
known
to
favor
separn.
Senator
Couzens of Michigun, who ' Heads Association For Coming
itionsAre Said Nine
known deaths and more than refused to renew a contract with
8 Scout Cruisers and
by Mayor Perry.
Man of the power and fertilizer stnrted the much debated inquiry
Year — Arcadia Man Is
a score of Injured, and property
under Protest damage estimated abount $100,000 the board for purchase of govern
projects, with the government into the internal revenue bureau,
Chosen Vice President.
Six River Gunboats
operating the former nnd « private announced Wednesday he planned
was the toll paid by three commu ment royalty oil in Montana nnd
corporation
controlling
the
latter
to
ask
the
senate
revenue
bureau
At
the
closing
session
this
JGTON. May 29— nities of Eastern Oklahoma that Wyoming, thereby forcing it to ob
WASHINGTON, May 29—
Under the supervision of the de committee to convene again after
afternoon of the Florida State
rprotest against the were swept by tornadoes late Wed tain its oil elsewhere, entailing n
partment of agriculture. The gov tho political conventions; employ
Optometry Association, Dr.
nesday, the second in 24 hours.
The house Wednesday night i 'i
less of millions of dollars.
ernment would huvu authority to aide counsel, and go to the bottom
ration law reached
Galvin or Tumpa was elected
tribute
the
power
to
consumers
of
conditions
in
both
the
income
passed a bill designed , to
president
for
the
coming
year.
The testimony was given by
Dese Embassy here
Death Toll Mounts.
sjiearby southern states.
tax and prohibition units.
Dr.
J.
M.
Morquis
of
Arcadia
Joseph
E.
Sheedy,
vice
president,
bring the American navy up
BIRMINGHAM, May 29.—Ala
cause o f its great
w aa chosen vice-president and
Operating capital for the power
Two hours earlier the oncebama’s death toll in the tornado of and M. B. Bown, manager of pur
oe time will be re- Tuesday
Dr.
W.
J.
Weihe
was
re
to
the 6-5-3 ratio fixed by the’
VERA
CRUZ,
May
29.—A
tele
plant under one of the proposals powerfu! house committee on alco
was placed nt 21 Wed
i decide and study it nesday with belated reports that chases nnd supplies of the fleet gram from Mexico City received now being put forward will be pro holic liquors traffic held its first elected secretary.- treasurer.
Washington Arms confer*
in response to ques here Wednesday states that ViUa vided by the use of the three and meeting in five years and instruct Serving with the officers on
i formally presented Mrs. J. L. Cofleld was killed 12 corporation
the
executive
committee
will
ence.
The vote was 166 to
Hermost
hns
been
taken
by
Mex
otte-hulf
million
dollars
which
the
ed a sub-committee, on which the
miles west of Hamilton. Ain., in tions. The latter declared that "ev ican federal forces and that 900
^te department,
be Dr.k Leonard llaskins of
outspoken
wet
element
will
have
government
hns
received
from
the
138.
ery
argument
at
the
board’s
com
Marion county, where her home
Miami and l>r. G. L. Marniervices have indicated was demolished. Her husband, son, mand’’ was brought to bear upon rebel troops which were defending s«le of the (jnrgas steam plant to no representation, to report to the
As sent to the senate, the meas
ville of Fort Pierce. Jackson
under command of Generals the Alabama Power Company.
next congress on a wide variety of
itions of treaty viola- Prine Cofleld, nnd grandson, W. Mr. Fall, who, subsequently com- it
ville waa selected us the 1925
ure
would authoriis construction of
prohibition
topics..
Candido
Aguilar
and
Sulvudro
AlJ
t
is
estimated
that
Muscle
|the basis of the com* C. Cofleld, were seriously injured. mitee members brought out, en vnrodo were annihilated. With the Shoals will be rcudy to produce
meeting place of the asso
eight
scout cruisers, six river gun
Ileney
to
Ue
Prosecutor
tered
into
a
contract
with
the
Sin
Suctions swept by the storm
ciation.
kH a communication is
taking of Villa Herntosa, the mes power uii u tremendous'scale in n
The
senate
committe
voted
sonm
boats
and extensive improvements
clair
interests
for
purchase
of
the
were busy today burying the dead
Approximately 75 members of
sage milled, the federal government little more than a year and those weeks ago to mako Francis J.
Irvceive most careful at- a ndcaring for those injured nnd oik
to
six
battleships at a total esti
the
Florida
State
Optometry
As
considers the campaign in south contending for iinmediuto action in Ileney its prosecutor, and its pro
as administration of- rendered homeless. This was es
Enforced Since May, 1920.
mated
cost
of 9 111 ,000,000.
sociation
enjoyed
a
banquet
given
eastern
Mexico
finished.
sist that unless the whole question ceedings are expected by both the in their honor at the Valdez Ho
i careful throughout the pecially true near Empire in Walk
The contract, nt the tlmo Fnll
Batler Introduces Bill.
friend
und
enemies
of
the
Volstead
is'
disposed
of
at
this
session
of
al debnte that led up er count, which bore the brunt of refused to renew it, Mr. Bowen tes
The measure was introduced by
BISBF.E, Ariz., Mny 29.—Uncon cotign s* it will not be possible to act to light up the political cam tel Wednesduy night by the San
[of the immigration bill the tornado, and where eight mem tified, had been enforced since firmed reports that u new revolu have the nrcessary machinery in paign with nn unusual display of ford Chamber of Commerce and Chairman Butler, of the naval
bers of one fatally were killed in Mny, 1920, when. it was entered
optical Arms of Atlanta, committee at the request of tha .
lace in time to utilize the available fireworks. It is planned to sum. wholesnle
xlusiGn clause to keep the crash of their home. About into through negotiations with the tion against the Obrugun govern
Richmond and South Bridge, Maas. navy department.
ment is to start has reached here orsepower.
mon
responsible
prohibition
offici
i
ally advised aa to obll- f>0 persona were injured in the ulterior department when John following the arrival of several
An attractive program was also
An unsuccessful effort was made
als and gnthcr from many sources
Barton Payne was secretary.
Jng upon the country state.
hundred federal troops in Naco,
u mass of evidence relating to Joyed III connection‘with the ban by Representative Britten, of Illi
Approximately |6 ,800,000 was Sonora, Mexico, from Cananea. The
|ld be considered in dealchurges of maladministration of quet including talks by President nois, ranking Republican on the
Homeless and Destitute.
saved
by the board, during the life troops are believed to be from the
P. M. Hadley, Rev. K. D. Brownlee, naval committee, to provide ffl,the dry laws.
,
exclusion question,
JACKSON. Miss., May 29.—With of the contract, Bowen said. In garrison of General Jesus Aguilar,
"On the house side the Inquiry Dr. F. P. Barr, Mayor Forrest 500,000 for the elevation of guna
i business of the exeeu- the dead buried and the injured response to questions by Repre
was prominently identified
will be under the direction of sonm I^)ko and others. Dr. Barr’s talk on thirteen battleships. The prel of the government to being cared for in hospitals. Mis sentative Llneberger, Republican, who
with
the
fighting
near
Mexico'City
ial was opposed by Chairman
of
the leading drys in congress, was almost entirely humorous and
‘f expressed or implied sissippi today turned attention to Cauifornia, Mr. Sheedy, who occa during the de lu Huerta revolt.
tier, who declared It would vio
who hold places on tho sub-commit, waa enjoyed very much. Mayor
engagement is fully the many families rendered home sionally prompted the witness with General Aguilar returned recently
lake’s talk on the growth of San late the arms conference treaty.
tee
nnd
who
announced
yesterday
bv congressional com* less nnd destitute by the violent the committee’s permission, esti to Sonora with the survivors of tha
At s meeting last night bf the there was no intention to summon ford during the past decade wan It was rejected, 74 to A4.
i view of that, it may be wind storms which swept sections mated a further saving of about army
that crossed into the United
Legion men and Spanish- witnesses or spend any public received with tremendoua ap ,Montague Amendmeat Accepted.
Itbat no queatlon of of the state Monday night and 93,000.000 n year would have ac States at N acr under bond last American
American
War Veterans, plans monoy in tho inquiry. The. sub plause .
An amendment by Representa
lion was raised-by the Tuesday morning, taking a death crued to the board, had the con winter.
Other features of the program tive Montague, Democrat, Virgi
were
made
for local Memoral Day committee’s evidence, it was said,
on, in opposing the toll of 21 persons and injuring tract been continued.
United States immigration offi Mreic«i which will be held nt will be gathered largely from offi included a piuno duet bv Mra. Tom nia, to authorize the president Vo
Idtust
Tnu position more than half a ' hundred • and
Pressed for the reasons that cials stationed at Naco *akf Central Park Sunday afternoon cial reports and from ii perusal of Moore nnd Mrs. Rchelle Mnines, suspend the building prgoram
| President Cooliage and Causing property damage estimat guided Fall in declining to extend Wednesday night they believed tho •fui which will be -In charge of the correspondence passing between en several vocal selections by Mrs. should another naval limitations
throughout was that ed a t more than 91 >000,000.
tend the contract. Bowen said that rumored revolt had been nipped in Slmnizh-Amerlcan War Veterans. forcement agents und their chiefs. Russell Cole of Imkeland. and conference bo held waa accepted.
lire method of dealing
Acting Governor Dennis Mur- the former interior secretary told the bud by the arreat of two Mex U wsi announced a t the meeting
Although the senate revenue bu songs by the entire gathering un
A motion by Representative Mbaese immigration waa phree today Issued n proclamation him he desired to enter into a con icans alleged to have been the ring that Mrs. George Knight and Mrs. reau has held no meeting in Sev der the leadership of W. H. Nor Gintick,
Aklahoma,
and inexpedient; that calling On citizens of the state for tract with "some one other than leader^ who arc now in the city R<y Chittenden will have charge ern! weeks. Senator Couzens ap ton of Tampa. Tho banquet was eliminate Democrat.
the
section
authorial
M | create resentment assistance for the storm sufferers. the ono company which was ope Jail.
, selling of popples on Satur- peared to taka it for granted'that voted to be one of the most enjoy- tho cruiser
.at any Com......
Units of the Red Cross have or- rating in the Halt creek field.
or the bene At of the Legion
to.’he asifio d ln ;
WliPw
ti* abe**
thucaUaf work .Ih. the strickencan* [Company. *
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port of Campeche, Mexico, la now ’“ The ladies auxiliary ttf the inquiry after t bo political conven
didge's View
ters.
The witness admitted, however,, open to International traffic and American Legion will help with the tions. Tho committee 'Chairman, nesday Dr. Barr made a strong ad ocrat, Oklahoma, to atrflta out an
kt Coolidge emphatically
Reports today from Summit in upon further questioning, that consular officials have been in
'Watson, Republican, Indi dress upon the subject “Education,** authorization or alx gunboats,
sale under the direction of Senator
pp the administration Pike county, stated that practical representatives of Sinclair were structed to vise papers to that port, poppy
ana, some time ago introduced a which was enthusiastically receiv which woaldl be used In Chinese
the
committee
named.
They
will
at the exclusion measure ly every building in the town was constantly on hald during the ne according to announcement on also furnish the wreath which will resolution to declare the investi ed by the convention. Preceding iveri. ‘ *
ement with which he ac- damaged, two churches, several gotiations between board officials Wednesday by M. Lemos, Mexican be placed over the Memorial Blab gation nt nn end but he decided not Dr. Barr's address a paper on the
Contrary to th expectations of
his signature of the business houses and many residen and Fall for the contract extension. consul at Mobile.
to ask for n vote on it after it hail subject of "Organization" by Dr. Uome members no effort was made
at
the
park
Sunduy
afternoon,
it
I he been advised that the ces having been totally wrecked. The secretary told him Bowen said
become apparent thnt u majority Henry McLaulin, was given and to amead tho bill to authorize thu'
This leaves only tho port of
vntravened treaty obi- The loss there was estimated at as the oil was of such a high grade Frontera in possession of tnu de lu was announced.
of the senate stood with tivnator was listened to with m uch'atten construction of two additional airThoso In charge have requested Couzens in hia desire to press tho tion.
| *ny way, it is regarded 9200,000. A similar loss was suf ho wanted to obtain & prive above Huerta rebels, declares Mr. Lemos.
plan carriers.
that all members of the American inquiry.
probable that he could fered a t Collins, where virtually the prevailing market quotation.
A committee composed of II. W.
Gun Elevation Amendment. •
All
Mexican
cutters
and
naval
Legion, Spanish-American War
wed it under any cir the same conditions prevailed.
Grady of Fort Myers, J. C. DuIn defending his gun elevution
boats
aro
concentrated
off
FrontVeterans
and
all
members
of
tha
Heavy damage was also caused at
Iloae of Jacksonville, and Frank amendment, Mr. Britten, asserted
era. The telegram announcing the National Guard be in uniform at
cuit to see what course Increase, whre thirty persons are
Idner, of West Palm Beach, pre that the treaty did not restrict
opening
of
the
port
gave
no
details
court house promptly nt 3 o’clock
Bg could be followed in homeless, and at Johnston Station.
sented a set of resolutions which such changes in armament, and
of the action.
Sunday afternoon. These bodies
Wire communication, badly crip
wore unanimously adopted by the that under its provisions the “tope,
any objections that
will fall In rank and parade to the
gathering. The resolutions ex could be taken from the turrets,’*
not upon any specific pled in the storm areas, was
[Tobacco Corporation park where the ceremonies will be
pressed appreciation to u n . Mc if desired. He criticized Mr. But
pnt of treaty, but upon gradually being restored today.
held, according to present plans
Laulin ana Moore in arranging the ler for not announcing his opposi
£n that the exclusion la
Goes
Into
Bankruptcy
details of the convention, for cour tion to the amendment before it
A program, which has not been
pnation against Japan,
A Boy Scout Council in which
Dedication of the Woman's Gob tesies extended by the manage reached the floor of tha house.
deAnitely arranged as yet, will be
provision is not directed
members of not only the local
RICHMOND, Vo., May 2 9 -A held at the park, which will prob- Park, which is situated near Rob ment of the Valdes Hotel, to the
1*t Japan but applies to
In all 918,390.000 would xe used
The senate passed the Alaskan troops but also representatives of voluntary petition in bankruptcy ably include roll call of the dead inson Springs an tho Orlando road wholesale optical houses for the for the conversions of the battle
' whose citixens are not
about
eight
miles
from
this
city,
several otherltroops In the Central by Patterson Brothers, tobacco members followed by a memorial
displays ami together kith Cham ships New York, Texas. Florida,
American dtixenship. fisheries bill.
was held this afternoon at 4
Florida Council, will participate,
ship prohibition ia not
The Taft agreement with Pan will be held Friday night a t 7:30 corporation was placed on Ale In address. Following thU address o’clock with Impressive exercises. ber of Commerce for the splendid Utah, Arkansas and Wyoming
entertainment features ,to Mayor
Federal district court hero today. members of tho Ladies Auxiliary,
emigration act but baa ama was abrogated aa of June 1.
Speeches by several promlnont Lake and the citizens of Sanford from coal burners to oil burnrea
o’clock at the court house accord
and for the installation of addi
[American statute books,
Officials/declined to comment ing to an announcement mado The corporation. scheduled its a»- will place a wreath on the me people were made in connection for
splendid hospitality and to The tional protective devices
sete at slightly less than 91>000,the Japanese are con- test. .
with the dedication.
Thursday by Scoutmaster M. C. 000 and liabilities a t little less morial shaft.
Herald for publicity given on the submarine and air attacks,
« the first, according to
After the services at tho park
The house passed the navy bill Haddock. To this meeting the than 9300,000.
Tho trnct of land characterised convention.
ships were among the thirteen,
pion of the aupnm e to establish the full 5-5*3 ratio.
thore
In
uniform
will
go
to
the
public is cordially invited especial
as a typical Florida hammock and
The
resolutions
also
contained
Britten asserted, should have
cemetery
where
thoy
will
decorate
Charles S. Dewey of Chicago ly the parents of boys who are
one of the most beautiful spots in
MUNICIPAL COURT.
l^ent the renewed diplo- Was appointed assistant secre members of the organization.
the graves of 10 soldiers there. this section of the state, consists tho following recommendation of elevation. Tho other being 1
much importance to tha organiza battleships New Mexico, Missis
Twpndence with Tokio tary of the treasury.
of almost 12 acres. Seven acres tion:
A 'court of honor, presided over
Only four eases were arraigned Everyone la invited to attend.
sippi, Idaho, Pennsylvania, Ariso®y the purpoae of the
Two investigations of prohibi by Col. George W. Knight, will bv
of the land waa given to the club
Judge J. G. Sharon a t the
"That for the best Interests of na, Nevada and Oklahoma.
ivvernment to present a tion were announced for the held during which George W. before
HEAVY
TAXES
ubout
a
year
ago
by
the
Overstreet
Wednesday morning session of mu
The proposed cruisers would coat
obably will disclose again summer by senate and house Knight, Jr., and Clyde Booth will nicipal
Turpentine Company of Orlando, the association and believing Armcourt. Fines and estreated
11* complete harmony of committee*.
CANTON. Chlno^ May 29—A through its president. M. O. Over ly in the theory of rotation, wo 9 11 ,100,000 each without armor or'
be examined and presented with bonds amounted to |224. The cases
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uneral strike of all workers in street. while the remaining piece recommend that this body go op armament, and would be of 10,0^ ‘
Mralnlstrattort and con
Senator LaFollette virtually an the Eagle Scout badge. At the were as follows:
record ss favoring the limiting of tons displacement. The gunboat
I circles with regard to nounced he would run for president game time Briggs Arrington and
Elijah West, disorderly conduct, anfon la threatened because of of slightly more than four acres, the term of its president to two without armor or armament, would
Merchants was recently donated by John
lof congress to take the independently unlesa the oW parties Clinton Rinea, two other local boys, dismissed; Willie A. Lee, speeding excessive taxation.
terms of one year each in succes cost $700,000 each. Commit
I"**- At no time in ita "purged" themselves.
will be recommended for this high nnd recklessness, 910 and costs or handling general provisions are Meisch of this city.
sion and the term of its board members estimated that the U
P the United States reThe administration undertook degree. Young Knight and Booth 10 days in Jail; Frank Blair, pos already on a strike and further
The tract given by Mr.'Meisch members to two terms of four cost of the uew vessels, and
strikes
are
expected
unlesa
the
»ny degree ita aover- steps to bring forth a compromis were recommended 'for this award session of liquor, 9200 bond es
adjoins tho Overstreet grant on the
pairs for the other shipa, wool
vernment ugrees to abolish dis- north. The exercieee this after yuars each in succession.
w control immigration ing farm aid bill which can be pass a short time ago by the National treated; Elijah West, vagrancy. 910
approximate nedrly 91B9.000.000.
Election
of
officers
will
be
the
ed extra taxes.
*«tic matter Outside the ed before adjournment of congress. Court of Honor, it was announced, and costa or 10 days in Jail.
noon were in charge of Mre. R. E.
feature of the afternoon
Representative Drewry. Demo
■iiplomatic engagements
E. Y. Clark, former Ku Mux and they will be formally notified
Tolar, president of the organiza main
today. Thia morning Dr. crat, Virginia, declared "we are
Klan organizer .testified concern of the fact at this meeting.
tion, who gave a short talk open- meeting
Twward Protest
ing the 1922 Texas senatorial
Karl Lehmann of Orlando, Na.
ing the meeting in which she ex- Barr answered questions and gava going to stand by tha treaty, but
we m utt keep our navy up U
rested appreciation of the club to advice on difficult cases.
L 1*? -9—Foreign Mln- campaign before the senate May tional Scout Executive, will make
strengthallowad by it. and we
[r. Overstreet and Mr. Meisch for
the presentation. Serving with
I?1 Wednesday asked and field committee.
pot continue to remain in q u
No Trace Is Found Of ened
their kind and generous gifts.
Col. Knight in conducting the court
***ent o f the prince
naval cond**'^ "
Invocation
was
by
Rev.
E.
D.
will
be
J.
C.
Morris
of
Orlando
ns
tne forwarding of Ja* Means Says Mellon
Coast
Line
Thieves;
clerk of the court, and Mr. Haddock
*V ■Minot American
Following the election of Herbert north and oast of tho Missouri Brownlee, pastor of the Presbyte
of the Immigration bill A greed Issue Batch as chief examiner. Members of the A. Dunn as president of the Flor river and south of St. Paul and rian Church. Principal talks of Get Away With $112 Prominent New Yorl
jury will be Walter Coleman, R. ida Development Board to succeed Duluth, and from central passenger the meeting were given by Mrs. A.
fpsnete. The proceeding
Woman shoots Hei
. and Is Interpm - Of Whiskey Permits W. Pearmon, Jr., Rev. E. D. Jules • Burguieres resigned, much association territory, the state of B. Whitman, of Orlando, state
A check up of the accounts at
chairman of tho conservation com
Brownlee, D. L. Thrasher, T. L. business of Importance waa trans Illinois, including Chicago.
sting unusual Importthe Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
CHICAGO, May 29,
attached tb the oocuWork of a most constructive mittee of the titate Federation of ticket office, which was broken
WASHINGTON, Mny 29.—Gas Dumas, Rev. Paul C. Burhana, J. acted at the regular quarterly
Women’s
Clubs,
and
Mrs.
F.
L.
• *. ’ .
ton B. Means told the senate C. Sharon, G. E. McKay, Earle E. meeting of the board bf directors character by the Stato Beautifica Ezell, of Leesburg, chairman of into during the noon hour Wednes Thompson Alberts, wife of «
minister want to lha Daugherty committee that he re Jones, F. P. Rines, Mayor Forrest of that organization held a t the tion committee was reported in the park committee of the same day by uuknown parties, revealed Alberts of Now York, wag
ously wounded today'white
M in i detail by Karl Lehmann, the
Valdez Hotel Wednesday.
,*2®* immediately after ceived from Jets Smith In 19.0 Lake and Dr. S. I’uleston.
the fact that the thieves got away in a 'laxfcab with Victor **
pwinary cabinet session, two certain documents purporting
The fine formal business boforc chairman.. Tne great success of organization.
Other speakers were Karl Leh with currency and alHer amounting the banker,
, « y to give Anal ap to show that Mellon had agreed to Chicago D ruggist Is
the meeting was the report of the state-wide rally in Davenport mann,
of Orlando, and Mr. Over to Si 12 instead of $85 as was sold ‘
, the protest, had snded. Issue a batch of whiskey permits
George B. Hills, chairman of the on April 1ft, was empheyized by
street______________ - j i . j , i originally announced.
ncrvoij
Found Unconscious special committee appointed som« Mr. Lehmann, who also brought
In return for money which was to
o(W,nct ori “ *• protsat.
No person had been arrested in cat
*est was placed upon go toward the payment of a de
months ago to co-operate in the out the degree to which success
connection with the robbery up un
L|°r transmission to Am- ficit of the Republican national
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May, 29,-C. effort to secure adequate hom*- is attending tha movement for the Movie Operator Found til noon today although tha polica
»t Washington committee.
F. Heath, Chicago druggist, was seokers’ rates for Florida. Mr. removal from the road aides of
of all the surrounding towns have
Gaston B. Means, former govern found In a rooming hduae here to Hills hod attended a session of the Florida of unsightly 'advertising Guilty Murder Charge been on close watch for the
Ik il ^e f°rsign m inuter
signs.
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* Imperial palace. Tha ment Investigator and one time in day and was taken to a hospital Southeastern Passengers Exeeu*
Two of tho many routine activi
NEW YORK. May 29. Harry L. thieves. A suspleoua character,
«i.W, deliver it to S*<- ternational spy, took the witness where he ia in ai critical condition. tive ' Offleers in New Orleans on
the offkal*-'believed might
.gjfte Hughes
. stand today again before *•*>•*• Police announced that the man is Mardh 20, following which the rail ties of tho organization, covered Hoffman, motion picture operator, whom
have
bed
something to do urlfh the
in
tho
report
of
general
secretary,
roads
promulgated
tariffs
provid
charged with slaying “
Daugherty committee gave addi suspected of implication in the
affair,
was
observed
deteilaof his story he car “kldnapping
*
‘
ahd* a‘ ' ". of Robert ing homfeseekers' rates on basis of A. A. Coult, were received with A. Bauer on a lonely i
intent’s P ate Is tional
usiasm by the dlrec- rend, wts found guilty Thursday ternoon and fof
ried “protection’* money in huge Franks. Chicago,
• his state- one fere plue two dollars for round
of these was the of murder in the second degree. He but later eluded
to Jess Smith, dead com ment on informati _____m_th e hos- trip effective from April 1 to and tore.
In Balance amounts
including
the
first
Tuesday
in
De
•renco ofithe offi- was sentenced from 20 years to today.
panion of former attorney g ene ral. pUal th at Heath had confessedBelief has been
cember, on the first and third cere
State Hotel life In Sing Bing. Hoffman la
Inquiry
a
t
hoe^tsl
revealed
that
K, Ma„ 29—That
the
parties who
i
father
of
two
Tuesdays
of
each
month,
to
practic
on
and
tha
axocuried
and
the
Heath had mare no statement con
Airm an Finishes First cerning
w* fata ia in tha
flqe
here are
ally
all
destinations
in
Florida,
dren.
* * »eom
tha case.
•ght’a debate in the
At the trial. Hoffman wa* Idea- for a series
from gateways to southeastern
S tage o f Long Flight FRENCH DIPLOMAT Q.1E8 passenger association territory,
have occurred
•d aa the man who “
"°M with the
It U said that
.admitted by the
rrora southwestern
labor
on the trail
wbUo all
PEKING, May !
Paul elation
Kansas
Cl
long
it fro®
Alt*
K_ . w
iv
S t A ugustine Asked
To Send D elegation
‘ l E s E S 1s econd tornado
fiS S S WITflIN 24 HOURS
ngton very
it On M atter
^
Federal T r o o p s In
Mexico K i l l Over.
900 Rebel Soldiers
TAMPAN ELECTED
AS PRESIDENT OF Senate WiU Take 1
OPTOMETRY BODY Up Measure Now
iL
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oppy Sale Will Be
eld Saturday By
L e g i o n Auxiliary
E
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E agle Badge Will
Be P r e s e n t e d To
Scouts A t Council
Woman’s Club Park
Near This City Is
Dedicated T o d a y
W ashington News
S
E
Directors o f Florida Development
Board Hold Interesting Meet Here
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:»THE SANFORD HERALD.'WEDNESTTAY, MAY j28t, 1 9 2 L . - . f *
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u i.u i
X^rrir*' > *»-V
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To Dedicate L a r g e Storage BatIllness
of
Judge
J.
J.
Celery
Shipm
ents
MUSCLE
SHOALS
(Herman
D
u
nn
To
!
CONVENTION OF
Wisconsin Senator
Auditorium During {{• ** Mane
Dickinson Prevents
May 27th
SECRETARIES IS Convening of Court May Be Candidate TO BE FINALLY!Be New Head Of WaycrossFor•.............
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Confederate M e e t Declared To
SETTLEDSOONiF I o r i d a Board
Chicago ............................... . |
WASHINGTON, May 2 7 rrs
Atlanta ...............— ....... - .... - *
Due
to
the
fact
that
Judge
J.
J.
Senator LaFollctte today vir
f {Continued from page l.j ,
MEMPHIS, Tenk, May 28.—An Good batteries lr, J
tually
announced
that
he
will
^fCotninueil
frobi
t
u
i
f
f
e
'
Continued
from
natfe.
one.
Dickinson
was
confined
to
his
home
; £*
-------Total
■ .... 8 auditorium with a seating capacity are made 0f the 7 .*
run
for
president
on
iui
inde
[vorablo action on Ford’s offor. A»- j ,hia *tatc nnd wbich prnn'Pted.him
given at tho convention were because of a slight nttack of pto- f
of 16,500 will be turned over to the
pendent ticket unless “ the ap | sur«.<l by western senators of their ! to resign in order to devote his
operate on the7
United Confederate Veterans and
•monied to Mias Elizabeth D. maino, poisoning. Circuit Court did
proaching Democratic and Re ! support In bringing Ford’s bid to (time largely to their prosecution
and
electrical
pri„fi
affiliated
organizations
when
they
Quaintanro of Lake Wales
for.. her not convene this morning ns was
publican conventions demon
.*7 » . • • »___ . . . .
. »
*»••$.heiftntefcihoa,
tiurky-foorth
V1*
rtme
resiilti."
L«-*Ota:ln
the
senate,
th
e
r
«nr1«jr'-tHc-**ated‘*hat
ho
believea
that
it
on "Relation of ’ Northern rsch ed u te i-^ H flW ^ r.* **1f Vas
strate to the people -whether^
annual reunion. June 8-6.
“The idea,” d e tl^ .
either of these parties can and I Ing their plans to get the senate i3 time to work along constructive
Newspapers to Florida” and to learned from the residence of the
The building( a municipal audi °f the Sanford
will
purge
itself
of
the
evil
in
|
on
record
as
soon
as
possible.
|
policies
as
will
enable
railroads
of
Karl Brown of DeLand for his pa- j judge this morning that- he would
torium and market place, erected
fluences which have long dom ! There is a division of opinion aa to [this country to be relieved of severe
at a cost of approximately $1,500, Company, -has bet/
p«r-on “Motor Camps."
probably be able to preside this
inated them.”
000 requiring two years of labor, tbe general lack
, what fate the Ford bid will meet restrictions which not only atiflo
« la'behalf of the association Karl 1afternoon and it is understood that
has just been completed and will
in
the
senate
!
their
existence
but
prevent
their
Continued
from
page
1.)
i . ih, \ 1
in tne senate
j future
th; tIu t the 8tgU must
Lehmann presented to Willia Pow- court was to reconvene at 2 o’clock.
be formally dedicated during the sufficiently largg mL
einsr
conducted
by
mtpertn
Judge Dickinson was taken ill
' The vote of, the senate agricul- ^
and thc $5,000,000 re•II a complete desk outfit and to
the flrma. Companiea which reunion.
Monday night. Doctors
ture committee came today aftor ;ceived yearly for road work,should from
The first formal session will be teries 0f any make u?
R. W. Pearman, Jr., n handsome Atiddtnly
have theao exhibita art; S. Galewere' summoned and he is said to
held
June
3, when the
Sons
ofi the truth, as wa,
public
hearings
covering
six
weeks
be
devoted
to
the
support
of'such
-----------mo o
u iis u
M W belt buckle and watch g u ard l.jg ve " d fa,r,y coraf„rUbly
ski Company of Richmond, va.,
lyely by an Indep*®
•terans,
which
meet
and
the
commltee
has
considered
i
>n
**ue;
th
at
a
tariff
should
be
n « > ^ if ta were presented with during.the night, but was jrtiUftelWhite-Halnes Optical Company of
tion covering
with
the
old
soldiers,
hold
the
worda of appreciation of the or- ,nR b* („ y lhi„ morninK.
six separate proposals. Bttlifei P«f8cd *°.
Atlanta, Ga.. and the American
,. . . .
i
,
, , ucts and industries. For these and Optical Company of South Bridge, opening session of their annual makes of cars lot
0n ^or
l}ntir ’ll1*
I The grand jury finished up its
the Norris proposal nnd the Ford t))thur rca80l)S not 8tat(,di tho West
leading make* of k,
convention.
X
t* 0l 0,r,ci• ,^ Jn b«h*,f of work last night and will make its
(Continued from page l.i
Mass.
outstanding
merit of C
bid,
the
committee
heard
argu[>
alni
Beach
man
stated
that
he
felt
The
building,
rated
as
one
of
the
The program of the optometrists
*®e.
body.
I repott at the afternoon session and Commission wns read and approved
which was proved jn ,
finest
of
Its
kind
in
thc
United
At the same time the speaker ex -1wjjj bt, formally discharged by the by the commissioners. If wgs to ments favoring the Hooker-White- that he schouid resign his office.
for Thursday's
■am * sessions i* ns fol States, covers a square block. The m e and owner u tiJ
* preSsde in glowing terms the udge. No cases arc likely to be
Atterhury offer for co-operative
lows*
*
main floor of the auditorium it 100 result of notable diffL.
the
effect
that
the
City
Planning
ttuudu of the secretaries for the eard before tomorrow morning.
operation between the government
Mtrning Session
feet in width and 200 feet in length hattery lUelf.
aplertdid hospitality that has been
Commission desired the aid of the nnd a private corporation; three
9:30 Business Session.
*‘GSL battery pUJ
has a movable stage.
accorded the visitors by the Cham
city commissioner* in making the
11:00 Question Box, conducted and
proposals
of
the
Union
Carbide
The market house section on the special material vhwJ
Anti-trust prosecutions were by Dr. F. P. Barr.
ber of Commerce and the citizens
assessed value of residence prop
ground level will be used as a mess hut USL i. allowed
<Jf this city.
erty as low as posaible in order Company providing for the pur inquired into by the Daugherty
12:30 Intermission.
difference between thin
all during
hi*
* ‘ the
* reunion. Complete
“
chase
nnd
lease
of
the
property,
committee.
'Turning from the grind of conthat the extensive building of resi
Afternoon Session.
cooking equipment ia being in terial used only ky -J
The senate Mayfield committee
Ventlon business to the pleasure of
dences in this city might be en-- tho Associated Power Company’s
2:00 Business Session.
stated and a contract has bean let ordinary material
bid for the leasing of the property decided to close evidence in the
ah outing that gave an outlet for
cournged. |
Election of officers.
for
serving of 18,000 meals, with battery maker. C»B 1
and
the
Lloyd
proposal
for
private
a cumulative social enthusiasm
On a motion duly seconded and
case this week.
Selection of 1925 meeting place. out charge, to veterana and guests clear from a desci
(Continued frc-..i page 1.)
tpat had possessed the delegates
passed the commission ordered that operation under direct government
Royul H. Weller, Democrat, New
processes by which ha
during their stay.
during the.past two days, the visit
the action of the commission as supervision.
York, was declared by the house
Approximately
2,000
persons
"The basic mater*
ors Were guests Tuesday afternoon who posed as “George Johnson” shown on the minutes of /.he meet
to be entitled to his seat.
can be seated and Bcrved a t one the chemically active
«f the Clyde Steamship Line on n was taken into custody Tuesday ing of March 24, for using lake
The senate foreign Relations
piatea (both poaitivwi
time.
■HI from Sanford to DeLand on when the coincidence of his a l i a s asphalt
_^___ on certain strets, be recommittee’s world court plan was
s made is lead. Th. i
th« steamer "City of Jacksonville.” and his automobile was called to geinded. The streets in question
formally reported to the senate.
is that of directing s
return trip was made by au- the attention of the police, but nf* were: Park Avenue from Tenth
The senate agriculture commit
upon a pot of extreme
lie and included several ter several hour* of questioning it Street to Hugher Street, Ninth
tee reported the Norris bill for
TOKIO,
May
28—Deep
regret
The lead becomi
jpoin^a of interest cn route. Sev- was announced that he had estab Street from Oak Avenue to the At
government operation of Muscle
litharge, nr lead (
that the United States has enact
il other guests, residents cf San lished an alibi and would probably lantic Coast Line Railway station.
MIAMI, May 28—Edward A. Shoals.
which floats on the
ford and other places, were also on I be released.
Several bills were rend and ap Anderson, alias Edward A. GunCarrying the Bcrah amendment ed nn immigration bill including a
This
is skimmed off
clause
barring
Japanese
is
voiced
the "duting.
This
did
not
Reward
Now
$16,000
Evincing
their
belief
in
the
“
good
proved and the city clerk was ton is being held here as a de for publicity of campaign contri
_
,
. . mean a
total abandonment of work, for af
A typewriting expert nfter nn authorized fo draw checks for same serted from the marine corps at butions, the postal salary increase in an official statement issued late times ahead for this part of the graded. The finest
today by the foreign otfice.
tbr (i party of nearly 200 had en -! exhaustive examination of t\vn so that they might be paid.
South, tho Dickson-Ivcs Company ruitable for battery
Paris Island, S. C., after posing hill was passed by the senate.
Foreign
minister
Matsui
today
joyed a social hour, followed by n I notes, each signed “George JohnThere being no further
her business as n wealthy mun and negotiating
of Orlando ia making extensive The particle* must
asked and obtained the assent of preparation for the coming year's size, with a minimus
splendid lunchen, they took to the son" one written to Jacob Franks, the commission adjourned.
to purchase. $175,000 mansion,
the princo regent as to forwarding buslrness and havo started thc pro which in some sampk
docks for a few minutes but soon father of the slain boy hii:I deyaacht nnd auto on personal cheeks.
Jnpun’s protest against American gram of activities with series of hlyh aa 10 per cent.
returned to hear addresses on ad mnnding $10,000 ransom and th
He was nrrested when cheks made
“The degree of ch
enactment of immigration bill bar iromitlons for this summer, includvert tilng and publicity by repre- other to Chief of Police Collins
payable on Jacksonville banks
as indicated by the i
ring
Japanese.
The
proceedings
aentatives of metropolitan and announcing that the writer wns
ng,
as
to|d
elsewhere
in
this
paper,
proved worthless. Andersen ohextraordinary and interpreted the selling out of their complete test, and also the w
Florida papers and several agen the kidnapper and sljiyer nnd in
inined a leave of absence May 13th Wt' ^ y
f.M he^deo^t- wus
inco of the oxide i
cies.
as indicating unusual importance furniture deportment's stock.
May
2H—The
tended to commit suicide, said WASH1NGTO,
vary
considerably,
uttnrhed
to
the
document.
I Talks were made on beautifica that one note had been written Coast Guard today awarded con alle^d1he**procured an'auto*which
Following
that
will
come
the
an* * '^ '" *
™ *»’
tion df Florida by Karl Lehmann, on cne make of typewriter and the tracts for the construction of 150 was later taken hack after his says progress of cotton is fair and
npui June Clearance Sale of the must be watched ca
..
The
secretary of the Orange County second on another(.pinke.
A CORRECTION
Orlando firm. Commenting upon only oxide of the r
IJoth motor patrol boats for use in curb check was returned unpaid. Then eorn has made good ,progress.
Chamber of Commerce, and ethers. were written by eltp^rt typists, he ing rum running on the Atlantic it is alleged he bought real es union crop is fair to good. Cane,
Through an oversight: it was the situation, Marion Ives stated a high degree of d
otherwise a slug
and tobacco are doing well. stated in connection with a story >
Mr. Lehmann urged that the sec said.
.
and the Great Lakes.
Fourteen tate in Daytona bv similar means peanuts
>jq,p dry WP„ther is favorable cx- published in The Herald on Monday that the selling out of the furniture battery will result.
taries take steps to have rights of
Chief Collins announced h<j per concerns will participate in the berore coming to Miami.
department’s
entire
stock
was
ad
. | cept in the uplands where there is that B. J. Overstreet was to !>e
way widened, natural beauty pre- sonalty will give u $1,000 reward construction of the new craft
vance notice of the immense busi
_
_
'
need of moderate rains. Groves tried during the present term of ness the firm expected during the
A SHREWD Ct
rved, signs eliminated from the for inf<
.. to
__ the up. which will cost more thnn $500,000.1
i
formation leading
dghways
and shrubs and flowers prehension of the slayers, muking i Among nwnrds wns Gibbs Goh En- j L /ll a r iC S
I
circuit court on a charge cf assault coming months. To providei spare
“ I heered tell ia tevi
planted along the chief roads.
with intent to murder. The name for the development of other do.
the total now offered $10,000.
gine Go., Jacksonville, for ten
■• Among the newspaper
paper nmen who
should have been James Goolsby. partment* this action was neces related Gap Johnson t
A search Into a sewer near the boats at $2,609.
ke here were W.
In justice to Mr. Overstreet, The sary nnd the firm is doing things Ridge, upon his returnf
eeler of [ home of the instructors for the
Charles IL Spencer of Tam pa,
the Brooklyn Eagle; .Bill Genung, clothing worn by thc boy the day he
Hcra*€ gladly makes this correc in its usual quick and decisive ping expedition tathet
a candidate for governor of Flor_____ _
of the Philadelphia American and disappeared, wns discontinued late
tion.
manner.
Mr. Craig of the Christian Science Tuesday when the police said they
ida, spent yesterday afternoon nnd
poR MYERS, May 28.—The au
The June Clearance Sale which is “thpt they nrreited I
Monitor. Charles Carr spoke for were
„ , satisfied the clue was worlhlast night in Sanford enroute to thorities are holding 25 aliens of
also told of in this issue will be thc Legialater yeiter
AN INSPIRED DEFINITION
his agency; Marvin H. Walker for less,
HAVANA, May 28—The general Arch Creek, where he ia schedul four different nationalities in the
Miss Simpington, the teacher, an event of more than ordinary
“Good land!” i]l_
___ ^ Jailm ......
.....
______ was reading to her class when she magnitude and' advance prepara Johnson. “Whst forT*
the Thomas agency and R. B. West |
amnesty bill providing for voiding ed to mnke nn address Thursday icunty
awaiting
disposition.
for Borland.
A Bad Season.
sentences jtml fines for a number in behalf of his enndidacy. Mr. The unwelcome vUitors"were’"ca£ came to the word “unaware” and tion is being made to attend the
“I didn't ask. I judgi
“Been fishing?”
r f minor offemlers serving 'ess Spencer will go from Arch Creek tured jn the neighborhood of Bo usked if any one knew the mean crowds which nnnually attend this that
It was for being ii
WA8HINGTON, May 28-S teps
“Yep.”
__
,
___
____
____
______
_
ti>
Minmi
where
he
will
make
n
;
nita
Springs,
where
they
had
been
ing.
One
little
girl
timidly
rais
"cries
of
great
selling
days.
thn six yearn but not including
the
Legislater.”-Ki
were inaugurated by administra
“Catch unythlng?”
those convicted of fraud or sedit-1speech on Saturday night. From landed in nn attempt to enter the ed her hand and offered the fol
Later announcement will be made
tion today to bring forth some
“I don't believe I could catch ion passed was early today by the there he will return to Tampa, (country. They will be carried to lowing definition:
through thes«( columns of the way
Trunks, biggin,
compromise on the farm rejlef anything if I got u permit to Cuban house. It has alraedy pass While here Mr. Spencer waa in Tampa by immigration authorities
“It's what you put on first and in which
will em
* this on- in faet. anything, _
ch they Will
employ
***a*ore which can be passed be fish in the New York Aquarium.” ed the sennte. Opponents of meas conference with many friends a n d . nnd from there they probably will take off last.”—Philadelphia Ledg tiro third
Is pnow occu- any time. QlTOCj.
lird floor which is
fore the adjournment of congress. —Louisville Cotirier-Journal.
er.
ure declare it politically expedient, supporter*.
.pled with their furniture sale.
»« deported.
Transfer , rtm
GREAT SUCCESS
Body
M e e t s H e r e For
Annual S e s s i o n
J
i
City C o m m i s s i o n
Transacts Routine
Business M o n d a y
Washington News
M u r d e r Witness
B e l i e v e d To Be
Caught By P o l i c e
Alleged Deserted Of
Marine Corps Caught
By The Miami Police
a
f
r ,
Jap Foreign Office
Voices Deep Regret
Japanese Exclusion Dickson-Ives Co. Of
Orlamjp Are Planning
Many Improvements
r
W
WWW
l i n u
V II-
|
V A I I U W.-Ifci ¥
V A IIIIIIIIIIU W H
■f »
» ”
”
Report Shows Crops
To Be in Good Shape
Coast Guard Awards
New Boat Contracts
F
i
|l\ M H U k ll
K
I. Wh
Z
Both Cuban Houses
Pass Amnesty Bill
••H U
IV U H IV O
*a»XT
U U III^
T* I I I ,
H. Spencer
doing weii.
Pays Short Visit Here Authoritie9 Hoid 25
Aliens At I't. MyerS
,
tec*:
+♦++♦+++
The Real E state D evelopers
'it]
POINT OUT FACTS- You—having an intelligent mind and can analyze them for profit. #
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.
Pioneers in thousands of towns have made money. In each new town development the Doubting Thomases have predicted it would nev. er amount to anything. Then these same Doubting Thomases come right along, after the development has made enormous profits for the
f pioneer investors, stating the fact that they had the opportunity to buy and make a profit, too; but that they did not have sense enough.
The wise investor buys property ahead of g reat developments and looks into the future for large profits.
Figure it all out for yourself. Where there is so much smoke there must be some fire.
•
The Orlando East Coast road connects the E ast and West Coasts at the heart of this great peninsula. Thus Bithlo, the commercial center of
“East Orange,” and Desota, Journalista, Cocoa and Melbourne Beaches, the finest beaches on the Florida Coast. Anyone who believes in
the future development of Florida must realize the fortunes that will be made by the pioneer investors in these developments.
Town developments are not new. Just think how many towns have been developed in this America since Columbus landed. How foolish it
would be to think that other towns would not develop!
There are many sound reasons for the development of Bithlo and we would like to have an opportunity of nointinc out somp nf thnon fn
you, after which you will be in position to judge our investment offering for yourself.
Cars leave our office 9:30 every day. Be our guests on a round trip to Bithlo without cost or obligation to you.
Lewis
HAILEY
DEVELOPMENT
CO.
BITHLO, F I Jk.
W ithout obligation please
send me literature about the
Town of
' , Bithlo
t Development.
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107 Park
Avenue
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me
349
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�PAGE TWO
THE SANFORD rfERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924
T r u n k s , ha g a n g ? , p ia n o s , s a f e s ,
M*.»?rhTrvv
liyvcrtpygn.
TRANSFER. Phone 498.
. .Rot tee la hereby g ive n that the follow ing described in mis o r ao m uch
th e r e o f a s w ill b e neceaeary to pay the a m o u n t due fo r ta x e s h e r e in aet
opposite to the s a m e together w ith cost of such sa le an d a d v e r tisin g ,
t r i l l bo aold a L p u b l i c a u c tio n o n th e 2nd day of J u n e . a . D.. l 9 J t at th e
office of the City T ax Collector, b e ginning at 10 o 'clo c k A. M.. In th e
City.o f S a n f o rd . S em inole County, F lorida.
On
f [F aces
F r m l o m fro m N erve P r e s s u r e
Means F re e d o m f r o m Disease.
Fpln.il A n a ly s e s F re e .
J
Real, live boy*— after a
day of school and plsy—
iieed n real sosp. Th«ir face* thine
with cleanliness after using Wonder*
Root; and they like it because it makes
washing so
to quick and easy.
easy. It lathers
warhing
DR. W. A. BRUNE
CIlinOPItACTOH
r-;.;;f, .. .'.lh1lm*r Graduate..
'
Off1** H np-n:
v |- 1 J A. U .! 2-0 P . M.
. . . . . . . . . pt S n turdi
Itooms 301-4 *4
, it pi inti. ilk. HM k . Sanford,
F. F. Ilu lti.n ft Co...H 3I.to
Mra.
Foster' D u ra n 13,50
C u rry S m ith tCigur
Co. ____
E.7A
<1. W. V e n a b le ... SI.90
Kmnm F. Will tile .. 4 5.90
J. I*.
Miller
..... 1X90
1*. n. Hmllh ...... : ... 19.90
BUllJbsTRENGTH
3. It. Ilronsnn -----M A N F O I t l l G R A N T A n B e e n , riled
. Ilrei.ril* o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty
* a
Union !*«><
Helen Hose P a r e .
K. B. H n u rk e .........
(I. C. C h a m b e rla in
K. 8. J o h n s o n ___ _
H. II. O u th rln ..... .
T em ple I n s tltu 'n s
Melseh R e alty Co.
K m m ett K lnlow __
Deane T u r n e r
F. P. Hines ............
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K va
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K va
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don
Kva
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Kva
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ft II. 'W.ii'ern........- ..................
ft U. W. H e r n
....
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ft u. W. Hern........................
ft II. W. H ern
..................
ft H. W. H ern
•.
ft II. W. H ern
............................
ft II. W. H ern
.............. ...........
ft R. W. H ern
r — ..................
A 11. W. H ern
ft U. W. H e r n
............................
ft II. W. H e r n
........................... .
ft II. W. I l e r n ....................
w e nav0 a client
of the neatest little
c a te d on a north*..
th e best residential if,
ford who is willing to
for larger home.
WHEN YOU SEE IT
ITS a n
tu rn
P. R. ANDREWS
Celery Ave. -------- Sanford, Fla.
CORDS
....
T 7I
I 'e a r s a l l ....
|'i. rim Id ...—.
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Bosau tt
i.i H u n t i n g . ..
I."i
3.H
Rooms t>15-tui
is a prescription for Malaria,
firs t Nat’l Bk »
Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bil
Sanford
ious Fever. It kills the germs.
1113 Sanford Ave,
103 Palmetto Ave
3.41
T O S A .N F O Illl A s l l r r o r d r d
R e c o rd s of S em in o le C o u n ty .
V. K. D o u g lass
II. W ig h t ............
14. W ig h t
.........
II. W ight
II. W ight ............
B, M. C a rro ll
K. M. C a rro ll ....
' .U n k n o w n
—
U n k n o w n ............
IGHTS As l l r r o r d r d In P in t Book t, P a g e
S em inole C ounty H ecords.
4 t*
V. K. Don it Iass 3
f. c
V. K. D ouglass
fi C
V. R. D ouglasg .s...-..e • 1
2 F1
R o b e rt II. S m ith
3
10 K
F r a n k D ray barn .... 0
rt t(
R e g in a ld H olly
IKIIAM P A R K H E IG H T
H rm lnole C ounty Itrr o r d s ,
W. l>. H offm an
COTTAGE Hff.l. As l l r r o r d r d In Ilook 3 P n g r M7 S rn iln o lr County Record*
2
I ’e r n e lla J a c k s o n ..
2,00
O o v rr n m c n t Dots O anil
1
P e r n n lla J a c k s o n ....
9.45
Dots 3. 4. 5. 6, 7, 21, 22. 21.
21, 25 and 26 ....................
E t t n P a c k a r d ............
7.89
IS
Jam es
19
Jam es
R ussell
............ 1.46
R ussell
......... 1.48
ROSE COURT ADDITION n* l l r r o r d r d In P in t lluok 3,
Hrmlnole County R e co rd s.
3
S. P u lrs tp n
-----.f.
BUENA VIST A ESTATES, HANFOItll, F LO R ID A , As R r r
Hunk 3, P n g r I an d 3, S em inole L 'ouulr Breor
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown'
Unknown
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C o r a l
G a b le s
D. M. J e n k i n s
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A aron
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4
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+ 4.-f
Jen k in s
D. M. J e n k i n s
O. W. Colllnx
Jum ea T hornton
M. B. G oodrich
T hao.
John
A llen
Jonea
Ituaaell
N e t t l e I n g r a m ....... 47.25
S igned.
A L F R E D KOSTKR. T a x Collector.
By E lle n Hoy, D eputy Collector.
Police Photography
Joliet’s Historical
Voyage Celebrated B rought to Fine Art
W * f te C*t A ? ^ . ’f..I<^,,D,-V■ •* B,k “ • • • • * < K H of 23 It ok I
Murrey
’ 3
* ■ AdAHIeg t e H auferg a* Recorded la P l a t Book 1, P a g a 1S7
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Heutlnol# C’o g aty Hecord*.
•
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U n k n o w n _______ _
6 40
L
;
I« 35
C harlie Nealy
1.15
Kt
3 14
O. W. C ook ______
3.15
7 34
U nknow n ...........
4.60
L f
*/»12 34
Joeh H a r r l a _____
3.16
•K BTK N D iroK D 'H 1"ADDITION TO gANPOIID Ae- I le e a r d e d l a P l a t
B m A 1, P a g e I I S geaU aeld Coaaty lleeorda
.3
Maggie D avla _____ 10.80
fZ . ,
J*
»« J. W h ite _______
8.40
R i J
J*
H. J. W h i t e
____ .6.40
H i
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H e n rie tta I ’ra tiie r-. 11.00
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_______ *•_______________ J. K lo iin g ' _____
8.40
A; 2D CH A PPELL’S SUBDIV O F BLOCKS
- K - i * d - J " of t k e T o w a
e l Geld*here a e B e e e rd e d te P U t Hook I. P a g * TI.
w u - ,
le e e te e le C ounty Hecord*.
"
, W* W. o f — ----------28 O___________ Ellen I g « k e U ______ 11.90
a. B eeerded
S ew lan la C a n a l, H e ro rd a . »
IAMI has the same appeal
for Floridians which Flor
ida has for northern in
vestors. The best people
of the north are not only coming*
to Florida now-a-days for winter
pleasure; they are coming be
cause of the wonderful oppor
tunities for profitable invest
ments. Theyrealize that the re
markable development which will
take place in ,this state during the
next ten years opens up oppor
tunities for making money which
they do not wish to pass by.
Miami has an appeal for
every wide-awake Floridian who
realizes the great part which this
city will take in the development
of southern Florida. The phe
nomenal growth of Miami during
the last few years is the be.st as
surance of its still greater growth
in the future.
Interest in Miami implies in
M
N. W. »i of ........................... .
R un K. *2Vi ft. 8. 261 rt.
, W. M2 1j ft. N. to ID g...........
H#g. 30 ft. W. of N K Cor.
of N. W. >4 of ................ ,
Run H. 8Q ft. W. 90 ft.
N. 50 ft. K. 90 ft. to b«g.
Hrg. 139 ft. W. of Int. of
W. lino of Holly Ave. an d
N. lino of lo lt ln b a r o Rt.
R un N. HO ft. W. 50 ft.
s. no ft. k. co ft..........
U-g. n t N. E. For
of H.
4 of W. H Of H. H. V.
of N. W. »; of N. B. H of
3.00
R un H. 157 >4 ft. W. 100 ft.
K. 157 Vi ft. E. 100 ft. to
3.00
Reg.
3.00 Reg nt M ake 670 ft. W. of
MIELLO.NTll.IJB Aa I h i H H la P l a t Book 1. P a g e 130 S ra ila o le County
. A >. ' . . . .
Record*.
L«la A - l - l- 9 - 1 5 - 2 0 .il.
24
Ib-g. la t-h. S. of K. Vi Ml.
And 1 7 .............. ....................
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Kva A. H e rn d o n .... 334.54
l ’o. Hoe.....................................
Run W. 445 ft. N. 50 ft.
1. ■ PACK'S SUBDIVISION OF BLOCK “ C~ M EI.l.O NV IM .E Aa lle e o r d r d
K ..4 I5 It. 8. 50 It. <l.ea-i
_ ,..
*■ P l a t Ba^k 1, P a g e HI, Hemtaula C u a a fy llre o rd a .
l o g . 10 ch. 8. unit 30 ft.
E. 1M ft. of Nj Vi of ..... . II_______-________ J. M. B row n ............ 33.30
W. o f U See. I'll, nil K.
lino «.f See, 36 Tp. 19 II
KLLA A. PACK’S P LA T OP PAHT OF SEC. 30 T P IS RANGE 30 Aa R e
36. R u n W. 130 ft. N. 80
ft K. 130 ft. 8. in Hag.
garded l a P l a t Be a k t, P a g a SI, S e m ta e l r K eenly Record*.
A lto ( L a ta th e W. 14 ft.)
t
W. V. W he eler . .. 20.10
a n d data* lleg. 10 rh. 8.
, 7
Kva A. H e r n d o n .... 20.10
and 173 ft. W. of V4 See.
‘_____ 10_______________ K va A. H e r n d o n ... 3280
l ’o. R u n W. on N. I.I no
H purllng Rt. 120 ft. to K.
HOLDEN R E A L E S T A T E COMPANY AUDITION TO HANFORD Aa Itr*
I.lne I’a l m r t t o Ave. th e n ce
- ewrded l a P l a t B ank I, P a g e AS. Htmlnole C o u n t, llr r u r d a
K. -110
N. 50 ft.
.ft. to
H of
....... 10
l . l i i l e I.t-wla ..........
4.50
\V. line Alley th e n -a H.
56 ft. to beg. ........................
C K L E K T A V E . ADDITION TO NANPQItll Aa R ecorded l a P l a t Ilook 1. Lota
3 and 4. Face Acre*,
v
*
P a g e e 12S A 13d, Hemlaole County Record*.
b e in g n p o rtio n of G o v
e r n m e n t Lot 2, See. 30 Tp.
'■Is e
7 A
It. II. I.t-wla
......... 11.70
16 A
J, M. (Rllon ...........
29.70
I C
It. t|. I l l c k a o n _____
3.15
•
4 C
Ttim M r rld lth ........
3.15
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Tom Mt-rldlth ........
3.15
1
R ealty T r n a t Co. .... 3.15
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W. T.
R u m p h rle a
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3.35
W . M . CLAHK’a SUBDIV. OP BLK- 11
TH. 14 A 1® A« H te o r d « 4 In M i l
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y i r g ll C l a i r ____ —
2.76
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T
1 » 18_______ H. J. W h ite _____ 4.
3.16
t o l * t e * 3 * " m ! 2 h rT.
All (Lena t 111
FABRIC
In Pint
I ’e i i r s n l l
N O a i U N r p a T A n B As I tr r o r d r d lu P l a t Book 9, P a g e I t . Hrm lnole
County Itrr o r d s .
4
Kva & R. \V. H ern
• don
.... ................. 13.00
L'
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ilon _......................... 12.00
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J
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Kva & II. W. He.ru*
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E v a A II. W. H ern'
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Evu & B. W. H e r n
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F.va ft II. W. H ernU
At ridiculously low prices.
Come and see for yourself the
.values offered, in 2-IL-cart, leveling
harrow. Fowler cultivator, ratproof feed bln, galvanized smoke
house and other articles, before it
Is too late.
Next season’s operations will be
gin in (30 days.
Prepare NOW
-tp t4»i H*.4fa*ttrfgftgH4 4 iiam u «
and s a V m W ^ t t t joli1’MW#
the chjtnce.
I also offer n canvas ennuo and
a few Articles of household furni*
SA N FO R D As He
n tr Itren rd s.
FI.(mil) A I, AMl A C4II.O.
etirdrd In I'lnf
'MAN T V C X m ADDITION TO g A N FO nO As l l r r o r d r d In
I n k 1, P a g e M S rm lso le C ounty I tr r o r d s .
.
AND
incorporate
All \V. of Itallroad ........
N. Vi of ...................—
Mabel Doxter ........
Oxey H a l l __ ___
l tr n B rad ley ..........
U n k n o w n ................
U n k n o w n .................
M. J. B ra d fo rd ........
Z rtm a S a n d e r s , ........
M ary B. M ltchsll __
Nancy M yers ........
Addle D a v is ....___ _
Daisy R o b in so n
Melseh R e a lty Co.
Oscar
ft
Resale
Mayo ...........
H e n ry H a r r i s
Cleveland H all .......
E a r ly H a ll ............
g. Z. J o h n s o n .......
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TOOLS
IMPLEMENTS
A LL GUARANTEED
I . P. McCuller
H e n r le ttn Jo h n s o n
M uster Black ........
Ham Vnijnt*
C. V. M ahoney
laaac N eal
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Isabelle C. H lg g in
bntham .....................
J . A. T a k n r li .
J. A. Titktirli ____
J. S. D lnkel
J. 8. D ln k e l ..... - .......
Stafford RoMnsiin
C. F. W ig h t ..........
G rin 11. H tenstroni
Blanche T a k a c h ....
Wm. I. T. a t r i n g e r
W. A. B row n
F’ran k B runson
Albert W. Smith ;
H. W. D u c k w o r th
It. W. D u c k w o r th
U n k n o w n ___ _____
Dennis S e r in s ........
C. II. Moore ___ ,__ _
l.orAite W ilson .
K. S. J o h n s o n ........
U nk n o w n
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Wm. C. S te w a r t, J r
Willie I.ewls .
Geneva S. T h o m a s
M ary Meade .........
U nknow n ...............
Jo se p h in e Dixon __
R o b e rt C arey ____
R o b e rt C a re y .......
R o b e rt C arey _____
R o b e rt C a re y .... .
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Mabel D u lle r
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The body depends entirely on the
Mood lor strength. If the blood is
thin, impure and undernourished,
your strength is impaired, yout vi
tality la lowered and your pow«r of
resistance against disease lessened.
E L IX IR BOR
Jl. & Mary F r i e r s o n
F. I* Ittn e s _______
W. It. I lrl tt ........... .
T em ple I n s t l t u t 'n s
Mary 8. Dlcken* ....
Will I be able to offer the remain*
tier of my
JOU ET,
May 22.—Floating
down the Chicago drainage canal
anti the Illinois river, a modern
l/iui* Joliet, m&ompanled by F ath
er Marquette and his voyagers, will
be greeted when he lands June 18
st the city bearing h|s name, by a
pageant of more than 1,000 actors,
given in commemoration of the
landing of the original Joliet hers
250 years ago.
The week of June 16 to 22 U to
be devoted td a celebration of Jol
iet’s exploration end discovery of
the site of this city.
Although the trip down the Chicago canal and river will not fol
low accurately the origins! explo
ration trip of Joliet and Marquette
It »nay follow the rbute tajtm f r
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NEW YORK. May 22.—A photoKraph studio, the largest and most
up-to-date in the .world, with a
clientele of more than £0,000 per
sona and electrical equipment for
developing photographs with light
ning rapidity, his become one o f
the most important adjuncts of the
New York police department.
Tricks of criminate to'Circumvent
police Photographers have become
necessary. The only delay nowa
days is caused by vain women who
powder and rouge or by "sheiks”
who stick their hair.
Paris police ot long ago sent
over here a photograph of a man
named "Hussey." New York pollco
Immediately recognised the portrait
aa th a t of the notorious ''Dapper
Dan Collins," despite the fact that
When
Sanford Office,
Milan* Theatre Bldg,
Sanford Flo.
terest in Coral Gables, for the
good reason that there is no pres
ent-day factor in Miami’s growth
and expansion so far reaching as
the development at Coral Gables.
The things which have been ac
complished at Coral Gables dur
ing the last three years cannot be
appreciated without being seen.
There is no other suburban prop
erty in Florida which even ap
proaches it in beauty and finished
development.
. If you want to see Miami at
its most beautiful and b estcome and see Coral Gables. No
onetwho has not seen it can hope
to visualize its wonderful achieve
ments. Come on one of our big
free sightseeing trips to Miami
and Coral Gables and inspect the
big suburb as carefully as you
will. These buses leave this city
every week. Make your reserva
tions now.
Miami'sMaster Suburb
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George E. Merrick, Owner
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Executive Office*!
168 E. flagler BW,
Miami, Fie.
flo ra * Q ltkti :'J te iu u illt, Wm * Palm Btatk, Da,tana, 0 ,Ionia, Tnapt,
Si. rttenbarg, Sanford, Lahtlani, Dtlani,
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924
PAGE
You have Two More Days to Save Money at Churchwells’ Big Sale, Friday and
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- :/ ^ ‘^Saturday—Everythiag at -Lower— Prices
------ — Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Ladies’ Ready to Wear and Notions. In fact you will find it
a t Our Store. Buy now and Save the Difference.
Men’s ,
Seersucker Pants
See
our wonderful
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values
in men’s and
. r v ta j •*t *Je» ”i .-e *
boys’ clothing
. Ladies’
Silk Dresses
.
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Men’s
Palm Beach Suits
Ladies’ Burson Full
Fashion Silk Hose, all colors
$
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ox-
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Ladies*
Tub Silk Dresses
fords Bal or Blu,
New Shipment
Of Fancy Voiles at per yd.
$10.45
39c
Men’s Army Shoes
r .'V
$
avilKMir
Ladies|
Patent Leather Sandals
4
1.00
f'.
Men’s brown
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Children’s patent
leather one - strap
Pumps with red trim,
sizes 5 1-2 to 8
WARDROHK
TRUNKS
Child’s Patent Loath%
$19.00
er one-strap Pumps,
•
Hoys’ Dimity Check
union suits
m
sizes 3 to 5 1-2
0.45
c“-"
Men’s
White Duck Pants
iv n r
l |X l
Ladies’ Black
Satin One-Strap Pumps
4
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Best Grade
36 inch Bleaching at per yd.
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$2,79
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The Commercial Cenler of “ Eastern Orange," the largest half of Orange County. Bithlo la the only Town Development in u»e i«*t g
ing
Bithlo la on the Florida Eaat Coaat Railroad, where the Orlando-East Count Boulevard Internecta It. ThU branch rallrond eitendn from New
road la being eitended from Okeechobee to Miami at a coat of million* of dollars ad upon completion Bithlo will have a main line rallro <!.
A 16 foot brick road haa Jual been completed from Bithlo north to the county line, connecting up with a hard-aurfaced road Into Hanford.
The Orlando-Eaat Coaat Boulevard connecting Orlando with Cocoa Beach and Tltuavllle Beach by Dilhlo la to completed about July.
The Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. are constructing a telephone line from Orlando to tho Eaat Coaat through Bithlo.
Bithlo la about » milca from the 8t. Johna River, 2 milea from Lake Pickett, affording aplendid flaking, and I* IS mile* from the Eaat Coaat.
Natara provide, a natural drainage -y.tem for Bithlo In the form of branch* and creek, that take all aurplua water off a . rapidly .a It dr,
Bithlo Is surrounded by thouaanda of acre, of aa rich trucking and general farming land as can be found In Orange county. Many farmer*
Approximately 5.000 lota have been sold In Bithlo to approximately three thousand Individuals from all parts of America. A percentage of the F
Thera are thouagnda of acre* of »lrgb» timbered lands surrounding Bithlo that will be turpentined and oewmlllcd.
Bithlo la euburhnn to no other city and la SO situated aa to beat "erve Eastern Orange County, being 18 miles Eaat of Orlando, 21 milca writ
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Incorporated m .1 r lp .m ,, h .r ln , t . o - I k . .1 p . r r f
Tb. T o . ,
h.. T .l.d . Itand
for p .’ L>
a distance of about 1.10 milea. The
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p ..rd . t r « t , ltd"
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ImprovemenU mean that real estate will advance, hence profila to the Investor*.
. h v Bithlo lo you without expense or obligation. Then you are in position to judge of our Investment opportunities.
b a il e y
d ev elo pm ent
CO. . BITHLO, FLA. .
Without obligation please
send me literature about the
Town of Bithlo Development.
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THE SA NFOR0 H E R A L D /’m tIB S D A Y ,iM A r2*1 T9»L
America Should “Go Crazy” On This.'
Thej. Sanford Herald
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A s Brisbane Sees It
*xV7ra“
S tiff
i; •!. •i :THE NIGHTMARE
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"America, is a country of outdoors. It has the moun
Politico, Politics, Politics.
tains,
the
lakes,
the
rivers,
all
the
wonderfully
diversified
The Judge’s Cocktail.
S a a d a r h r T h * H e ra ld Prt*»i|i**
Skinning the Money.
,
beauties of landscape, of air and sky and land. Millions of
W S.
In ln ti
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Another Fool’* Warning.
Americans go gipsying every year. Week-end trips, and vaC o p y r lf m . l i l t
E n te re d .Mu second-cin** m s l l e r cationq of a. day. or two swell the. multitude..that-ar&.lwiiag ^
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Av
at outdoors
smite'
of
‘
ttortim
er-A
IT
of
these
are"«ffifttgl‘tcrHTffi
^
P0UTICS
IS TROUBLESOME,
LVMHdlC'Under net1 tff i U r .
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general sum of health and happiness.”
each ’’leading candidate’’ is dis
■ft. ■
k*r,
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T
hat
is
part
of
a
fine
editorial
published
by
the
Omaha
turbed and threatened by other
IND U. I»F,4'*...
Bee
in
support
of
President
Coolidge’s
plan
"to
co-ordinate
leading
candidates.
,
n ow A up HF.no
er Federal guidance all activities in behalf pf outdoor rec 'McAdoo has most votes. Al
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r e a t i o n , a timely proposition, which is arousing nation Smith’s jfriends ray they h a y ■y
enough tn ’prevent
,
wide discussion.
h m j m im o N h atbs. "
Ihattynand
that
they
will
so
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r Naturally enough,, the president’s appointment of a natIn | l t r by, c a r r ie r p er ' ional policy committee on out-of-door life and his strong ap
M’pADOO SAYS if they do
w e e k l i e ’ W e ek ly E dition | J per
peal for programs that will make out-of-dopr pleasures possi will throw his votes to Glass, that
year. ,
------, i f a f i » . . l -------- ------------- -- -------- ble for people who could not have them without Assistance Southern dgrk horse.
,
,
SPECIAL XOT1CB.
are taken for political ammunition by , many Democratic
Ralston
emerges
from
the
shad
JUP >«Afct/*rV t»ollc*», * a r d v *f
newspapers. Coming ”jcs’ before election,” his plan Is not ow of dignity to say that he Is ’no
t h a n t y ^ *aepj«l»«na and t w>tjice« of
e n t e r ta i n m e n t * (w here c h a r g e s Are going to be considered upon its merits alone. But even the enemy of the rich, would not^P*,
m ade, w ill be Charged t o r a t reifu- criticism and the opposition will be good for the cause of out- press wealth. >0n the other Tytnij,’
I » r a d v e r t I*lnn r e t e a
gfrdoor recreation. Every newepaper th at lambasts ox ridi he is the loving friend of the pitor
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Poverty may trust-, him,
I K K K E R T B B A99COATKD P H B I I cules the Coolidge plan takes pains to advocate in its own man.
wealth need not fear him.
_ _____ UJL’reM J* "c'UU way. the value of "fresh air."
e n title d to the us* for repub"Millions of Americans go gipsying every year,” says can you ask more than that?. fv
-an pf ell new* dl*patche» c r e d
it, It a t n o r otherw ise credited the Omaha paper. And don’t you like that way of saying it?
AL SMITH, Tammany Half can
I la p a p e r and el*o the local
'p u b l i s h e d herein. All r l s h t s Doesn’t it bring to your mind the happiest kind of vacation? didate, and nt present actual
publication of special dlspatch- Out in the open, under the stars, the silent forest near and
«ln a r e also reserved._____ , ■.
cr of Tammnny Hall, is disturbed
the lapping waters of the little brook drowsily crooning your by rows and riots inside that An
URSDA Y, MAY 29, 1921.
lullaby-—ju st gipsying with all the cares of the world left cient organization.
— ■— -----------------------------THOUOHT FOR TODAY behind. It would be worth everything to America if Its peo
District Leader Curry, backer 0f
OMNISCENT GUIDE: The ple could be inoculated with the out-door fever. We need to At Smith, says nobody must Ed
of a (rood man are ordered "go crazy” on the subject for awhile.
made leader of Tammany that
Lord.—Psalm 37:23.
K: by
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lfT IIfl LIFff OF MAN
»Rbe fitting of a »tart. . a> ••
pv . Or # the lights of eagles arc,
Or l|ke the f|fs> U fjng> .gaudy
* hue,
n
.
Or w ver drops of morning dew,
Or Qke a wind that chafes the
^ flood, . . ,
Of Kibbles which on water stood;
Evetr such la man, whose borrowed
I lirfht
la aiH lght called in and paid to
ft night.
M .ThoTW r^ .bJoYJl. out,,.the hubble
The“kWrtng entombed In autumn
• H«K- - a # T
a *
Thetdew dries up, the star Is shot,
' The^llght is past—and man forgot.
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;, an important day."
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stay in the social cirri*. **
Everything come* fo
wait except the time tfcJT
A mar> not old taaif
the country is g0|n, tV t£
Bobbed hair eausti w j
eatlon than copkln* rtdpJf
H * kiss-proof
*
naa been invented it *Si
coot of lipsticks m h»tf.
Posterity must
Pa.Vf"*, waiting for hs
settle down.
An optimist is a nun
he comes to a detour lk
a very good road to be i
After they finish nsiaia.,
ment houses, soft drisb
mans, radio stations and a
language will be a wreck.
One day in Mexieo *hst i
thought was another m *
was only a new phonon^
,
could be eligible to the Ku-Klux
Klan.
1
Another district leader says
We don’t stop to think very often jtl*t how great a fire Leader Curry seeks to stir up the
can lie caused by $he careless handling of a match. Seldom "relisdous question."
.
Dresses are a. little ibona
you still have to orgsnii* n
ming party to find oat
knock-kneed,
Many Fires Can Be Prevented.
does a fire s ta rt frortt the match thrown on the floor. The
more the average person handles fire the more careless he
Beems to get.
Statistics are sometimes tiresome reading but as a rule
they tdU us a lot; Th<^, say now thnt fire losses in the Unit
ed States totaleiUlve.hundred;cjght million dollars last year.
Seventy-five percent of all these fires could have been pre
vented.'
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The fire losses of 192,1 were greater than in any year
since the Safi Franc!sc8‘catastrophe, says Harry A. Smith
president of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. "Our
wealth of today will surely be affected if we do not, as a na
tion, dam this annual waste. No country, however rich on
created wealth, can continue to support such an enormous
drain on its resources.”
' • No person can be too carerul about fixe. Too great cau
tion cannot be taken to prevent fire. Many serious fires cost
ing htj^e sums of money have been caused by the careless
fcih6kfer who recklessly has thrown his match, or his cigarettes, or his cigar, around.
Three-fourths of all the fires of last year could have been
prevented. People should be careful how they play with fire.
The exercising of greater care will materially reduce the pre
ventable fire loss. :
banfordfmyst not have any more hig fires. Its experience
with them In th e past has been too unpleasant.
Siberia Seal
Porcelain
Refrigerator!
Ball Hardware <
F. D. ROOSEVELT, A1 Smith*}
manager, impolitely described by
his cousin, Theodore Roosovelt. ttto
Second, as “a maverick" Roosevelt,
lacking the family brand, brings
news that the west is rapidly re
turning to A! Smith an a "real
leader." That will interest many
Democrats in the west.
MEANWHILE” Coolidge has his
nomination killed, dressed and
hung up in cold Htorsge. His only
trouble is the selection of a vicepresident.
PHONE 8
PALM BEACH POST
W. J. Bryan peeps from the
beautiful pines, flowers and cocoanut trees in Florida to remark that
"Coolidgo would like to take a rad
ical vice-president because that
would get him votes."
But Coolidgo is, mortal, auk
Wall: Street, according ’ ,to M*.
Bryan, wont’ run the risk of let
ting Coolidge nominate any radi
cal vice-president for fear he
might become a real president.
HI
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SIGNATURES BY TELEGRAPH
There have been many jokes told transmitting machine, and thnt
about the "old codger” refusing messages in handwriting also were
T i i m l r e some capable men who
telegrams from his wife because he transmitted, the copy received
•bottld tj* eljctcd tUjOffif®,.
know it was not her signature on being n facsimile of the original
the message, but sending slgna- message.
Ado? ccfWmn de*t •Tuesday.*1'' ^
tpljes by wire now is an established
It has been announced before
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fart. It is being done. More.thi|Qr that photographs could bo transWjiat will there bb to talk nf^pt
tout, photographs are being 4eht by nfltted by wire, but this is the first
afte i election?
r*-, and within ten minutes after time th a t suph an (innouncement
wir*\
a photogranl
photograph is "filed” for send
“^ y -U p Week” will soon be
ingz it can bbe received a thousand has come from so reliable an in
b e r^
miles away and be on the way to stitution as tho great telephone
REBECCA WEST(1an intelligent the engraving shop to appear in company. It soon may be that
Jien does work begin on bulkyoung English Writer, back in Lon some newspaper a few minutes wiy*H and sweethearts .will be re
__ Ing the lake and on constructceiving love letters clear across the
don, tells of a judge In the Middle later.
i n g t he new boulevard ?
within a few minutes
West tfwho danced the tango with
Transmission of both photo continent
after they arc written—-that ia, of
passion
rarefy
bxhlbitcdMn
public
t >
l^ ese hot d a y / make business
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place*. .Aiul afterward gave imrar graph* .anil handwriting between coUrre,‘lfzJiusb*ndx-«erte-.10v li<
Ifor those stores handling elecCUvaland aud- Nnw .York was ac tc$? Jb their w h w ‘
vrandartolxoaktaU. made o t braird complished
recently over long.dis
of white Are out of silver flash,
the size of the Oscot Cup.V-.-At hie, tance telephone wires in a demon•Contem porary Comment
invitation shtf >»at on tie ' bench MraUbn. by- .laboratory experts of
tpp American Telephone and Tele
Monroe? It would bring cratic national convention. On his trip Mr. Bryan visited with him next day and 'saw him graph Company. The method wns
Wars cannot be made profitable
fine a negro woman, $75 years old,
touristi to Sanford and help every county in the state except two and spoke to a vast 150
for carrying a pint bottle of described by officials as "slrrtple, unless sufficient time between is l
lse l*Thc City Substantial."
number of people, for everywhere large crowds turned out moonshine whiskey. She presents accurate and rapid." It is to be allowed to increase something for
on the company’s various the "patriotic - money power” to
pftim all the political prediction i to hear him. Mr. Bryan speaks with as much force and con that as a sample of our "respect installed
long-distance lines, it was an confiscate. — Clearwater Evening a
for
law."
beiift made, we cknnot help but viction before a handful of people in a country town as be
nounced, in accordance with the do. Sun.
FttlaK some candidate will be
IT SURPRISES Miss West to mand which arises for this type of
Jy disappointed next Wcdnes- fore a vast assemblage and there is no doubt that he won
Insanity is always the last de
many voteirfor himself. Florida would be doing herself an know that Chicago, "one-third the sorvice.
Actual
showed ......
thnt fense of the person who ia accused
of London, has three hundreds . . ---------transmission
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injustice by failing to send her greatest Democrat to repre size
murders a year.” Everywhere in j Pantographs
_ wl could be transmitted of murder and in danger of the
f u of property for delinquent sent her a t New York next month.-^-Vero Press.
tho United States there are too add made ready for producing death penalty. Perhaps fear of de
w will be held At the court
--------------o------------many murders. Chicago is busy newspaper plates within ten min served punishment does to some
'booaa Monday. Those who have
the murder of a kidnapped ute* from the time the original extent upset reason.—St. Peters
pay their'taxes had bet
IT IS CHIEFLY through books that we enjoy inter- with
busy.’ The colinty’tax list course with superior minds, and these invaluable means of boy. New York unravels thef mys photograph w as" placed on the burg Independent.
tery of a woman murdered in a
ibliahed in the Weekly Herald.
communication are in reach of all. In the best books, g reat Ford sedan on Staten Island. Bos
Saturday night political candi- men talk to us, give us their most precious thoughts, and ton investigates tho murder of i M i i i M i i i i i i i m i i u i i i i i n i i i u m u i i i i i n n i
Louise Gerrisb, ■a 19-ycawold
stea will wind up -their compaign pour their souls into ours.—Channing.
school teacher.
a big nieAliW *iA* front of
; ■— - ■—o-------------"Yellow Charleston," a jnulstto,
inford Herald’s office The
ALL
THE
TEN-TO-ONERS
were in the rear, and a dark contributes his R6m by murdering
1st crowd of the entire camwill probably greet the horse, which had never been thought of, and which the care two negroes, one "Baron" Wilkins,
He gives himself up, "fearing to bo jW H O L E S A L E COMMISSION jdBRClIANTS & BROKERS, ■
kera that night,
less S t.'Jam jy r had never even observed in the list, rushed torn to pieces by negro friends of
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Richmond, Virginia.
Wilkins.
forty-story JcWclert’ build- pastt the grandstand in sweeping triumph.—Disraeli.
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Too many murders, to o .‘muck
big
Chicago is to have parking
bootleg
whiskey,
too
much
con
on all of the lower twentytempt for law trouble this coun
floors for tenants’ autos,
try.
ul elevators will be used in
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MC ADOO HOPE OF PROGRESSIVES
the machines Hf> And down,
IT
WOULD
horrify
you
to read
JACKSONVILLE
JOURNAL
me Is coming when all cities
about a female gorilla capturing a
va buildings of this kind.
girl, skinning her, to ase the
r William G. McAdoo Is the hope sentatives where almost anything young
skin ns sandals. That never hapAi twenty-five cedti b«r car, of Progressives in the coming may happen.
ened. Hut European’ladies are
) reridge across the St.
r . Johns compaign.
A Reactionary candidate would aving sandals nude of the "soft
be niaki
iking • big ' profits,
If tho Democrats nominate any not receive a vote above the Mason and pliable" skin of monkeys,
on the nydn, (road» goinq other
man a t New York they will and Dixon Une. The Republican
I* gettingg heav
heavier each day. peril the cause of forward-looking party has a monopoly on Keaction- guaranteed not to "squeak." In a
gorilla that would shock us. It’s
is only a matter of time before
administered in the in arism.
72* ’ y,
all right for a lady.
nfw bridge or rausdWay will be governicnt
Tho issue ia defined. It is Pro
' D r u i r s l a t a e r a ln*truct*<I to raTonit m n n ty In every I n a U n r* w h e r e
§
terest of the masses and free from
Mqlutely necessary,
s
a
t
i
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f
a
c
t
o
r
y
r
e
s
u
l
t
s
a
r
e
not
olttalnetL
T
h
e
very
first
d
o
te
of
&
Moilonized influences or the pres gresaivism against Reaction. ProANOTHER warning for fools.
JO.VK9 LIVKH A N D KIUMHY TOXIC
of the Dcnbys, Falls, Duugh- gressiveism cannot triumph through Samuel Brown had read about t a lm o st I n v aCl.KM
r U b l y s to p s th e t o m lr ' :y of s n s e i l n * a n d c o u s h lm r ■
pnographera who think pound- ence
ertya and Forbes.
divided forces. It must attract to some "other cases," but that didn't ! • a n a t h s t h i r d d o s s u s u a lly sto p s th e s e v e r e s t COLD. T he com m on ■ ■
typewriter is a big job
s t be c la sse d s e u se rio u s d ise a se so s e t rid of It ut once
■
The Republican party is commit, itself under one banner every be frighten him. Ho la dead now i Cold ,m0u*ir
try operating tho kind they
"” r * or V°u h a v s th a t chilly feaUnt; ■
liever.
It
must
win
the
Progres
with
a
bullet
in
his
stomach.
The
ill; » d u ll h ea d ac h e. It s s s u r e s u r a *>»•» you h uvn ta k e n e o u f i
[over in China. A typewriting ted irrevocably to reactionary gov- sives of the Republican party. It police found him in a hotel with a Ii w
Eton l w a ll fo r 1'nuuimmlA to i| uvc)o p , b u t buy u botilii of i n u u
I
ine invented by a Chinese ernuwot. I t wjll re-npminatq Cdvin must forestall a third party and young woman who called herself
JO
N E S LIVBH AND KIDNEY T u n To to d a y * T he c.I.t l , . ^ i n
■
Coolidge
who
!)(uisl
wholly
flpon
stand manufactured in Japan
I
J®**
n o t a f f o r d to t a k a a c h a n ce a t this tim e of year.
meet
tho
common
foe
with
united
r,Mra."
Brown.
The.
real
Mrs.
'
3,228 characters. An ex- Conservative* for guidance.
forces. To do anything else is to Brown had been told her husband
operator can write with a. ^ If the Democrats nominate a court certain defeat.
was away collecting bills. He was j
Conservative the cause of Progrcs.
ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON
[
There ia one outstanding figure collecting trouble.
i S i f ’” ' • f i T t ' h . ’t ? * sive government is doomed. If they who
can
merge
the
Progressive
! ^ ..S ..S .... . . . . . . . . . .
u • « ■ * * ' *' nominate an Unknown or half-way forces. He will spike the third
YOUNG lady accused calm
rding to the output of fae-, qxponent of Progresaivism that party. All Progressives will rally lyTHE
smoked her cigarette and said to
American smokers are using. candidate will go into the campaign to him. Tho issue wilt be clear- the police: "Fix him up," The
under*
a
gigantic
handicap
and
tn*
3and red forty cigarettes for
cut in November. T hat man L widow says “He got whst he de
hundred used two years ago. cause of better government will McAdoo recognised b^ the very op served." It's a »hort story often
“ P in the tote of cigaks and sufftr. ' ■• i* i .1
position to him as the leading Pro repeated, and it will not be a warn
CO ^a*, bean noted. Sta
If the Democrnta , nominate a gressive candidate in • the entire ing to other fools.
■bow lE ir f if
fifty
t: d g arettes Reactionary the third party will list of entrants. Hla position is un
MERCgANTS'AND'Mnjrpft
lectured boom under U Follette with the re equivocal and uncompromising.
A PRESIDENT of the Santa Fe,
t man, woman
child in sult that-the next election will be
Florida’s duty tp support hitp ia now dead, said the three great
u r y . ; 'n
thrown into thu house of repre urgent.
words fn ail big success are:
-o
ORGANIZE, DEPUTIZE, SU
AJtu
^ u v , CB,
i business men of the city are
Ost Way
PERVISE.
O as W ay
♦
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t
a
m
s F a lla ___ ---- *44.13
“ f-Up Week. They are
tA tlo a tlc CTtr -------------- SSO.44
Get the thing started, find men to
t.T aw Y ark. X. y . .
S o ilIm u rr. Md. __S0J4
in the movement and
P h ilad e lp h ia , H ,.
run it your way, after you get it
MY FAVORITE STORIES
£2
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• P l t t a h e r a h , P a. . .
t business conditions
going, then supervise the men to
• r h lc s a ... III. ^
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Havaawah,
C a . __
BY
IRVIN
S.
CORD
stly Improved by a capimake sure they are doing the work,
•C le v sla a d . O. ___________ S1I..H
*Toledo, II.........
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iui duiracUr. The week
JoehiOMvIllo T o ------------- 4I.TI
while you get something else going.
fM
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a
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P.U
.
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V
• W s s k l B f t s s . U. C . ____ pi t i
•*t should see many atlAccording to a much-traveled beautiful shaft erected by the rich
*V la B a ltlia o ra an d rail. IVI* UelUmur, or PhlladelphU*and
put in circulation friend of mine, there used to be an Mr. Morlarity in minmory av his
ralL
ANOTHER RAILROAD man, F.
, and this will mean evan
v ia P h ila d e lp h ia o r B a ltim o re : d lr« n
D. Underwood, whose stock ia
wife.
a t P h ila d e lp h ia , th r e e d a y s la y S v w . a t B altim o re.
co* - « t« o n *
for the peopja Irishman who functioned as chief
"going up," indicates that he knows
ro o m * o n o th e r at e a rn ers h a v e a n n a h , Ua..
"This
shaft
is
one
hundred
feet
f®r » sight-seeing coach In
his
business,
lays
to
his
men:
"Let
E x c e p tJ n n t i c k e t s re a d ln x H.i l»*h*ny a n d S a r k s h i n
-o Now Orleans. One of the place* high, and half way up ’tia .orna me know about complaints, never
a r e Included.
All ro o m s <Jn A l e x t r a c h a r s * .
soma
mented
wid
four
female
flroree.’*
included
In
the
itinerary
o?
**'“
i Um person who
_T*
JwAsemvIlU
To
PhUos.i.si.
mind ths compliments. You can
S»ee P . N v v ia e t r t s a s k
m -M \T, Fi “*<«»»k«a
■4 ~
A woman visitor spoke up:
» telephone? He be- tours wa« a famous cemetery,
r*
* ! • Savaaaah
‘tend to them. I want to see that
“ What do the four figures re
f
t
:
a certain morning t
M
ar
“ “ *: ralaa.hU
plaints
are
looked,
after."
.....-----. : l w
*cnt?"raha asked. ,
*’ ....
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-rack wagogf heskily
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A ..
This whs the \
tu rn # in
.iM .".
^ ■ te
D a n D obbS ayp
ARE YOU SAVING FOR THE
GRADE PULL?
When you’re almost over the grade of hard 1
—when you Bee success and fortune just ahea
then you find you haven't power enough in resentl
carry you over the top—
W hat a surpraingly large number of men
women—and small industries as well—get aireostl
th e 'to p 'a n d then slide backward to failur
they haven't the power—the money—to carry
up the last grade.
r
S ta rt to Bave no\Y while the going is easy,
you’ll have money when you need it most.
ONE DOLLAR WILL
i FIRST NATIONAL B 1
Virginia Produce Company j
a
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. FORSTER, Prealdeat.
B. F. WHITNER, I
Hill Laundry Co.
« We announce the opening of our
1
at
210 E ast First St.
iadquarters for all Varieties of Fruits S
arid Vegetables, Prompt and Personal ■
Attention to All Shipments
*
** 1
DRY CLEANING
LAUNDERING
K
DYEING
" NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS l
-91
Phone
■ ■ ■ n i i n h i i i H i a M i i u u i H i u i i i i i i i 111
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1h
I n v e s tm e n t G u id a n c e
-
,
.
’
.
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I f you
want to Invest
money to good advanug«
and arc uncertain about
. the best way to do it, 10
us give y 6 u sugg«u0£l5.
ra
fyimufriulA
Our counsel in invest*
ment matters is g*vcn
willingly and incurs no
obligation.
• STRENGTH — SERVICE — .
♦
�I
I
THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, M A X ? ^ . 31924,
Methodist Women At
Interesting Meeting
Office 148;
An interesting meeting of Cireto
No. 5 of the Methodist Church wa*
h t f l T t r the' home • of Mni. 0 . -AT
Radford on Frence Avenue, Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs; J. D Parker, chairman of
this circle, was present and called
the meeting to order, several mat
ters of business were attended to
and there fra* Instruction and other
work, in addition a letter of ap'
'gradation and thanks
was e a d
__________r
. i at Enterprise,
from the Orphanage
where these
m a visit not
T.„ _ ladies
__ made
long ago, carrying blankets, can
dies and other things.
The Enterprise Orphanage is
MRS. WALTETT'WIGHT, Society Editor,
Dorothy Haines Gives
Vacation Party Fdr
Many Little ^ie^ifdp
sittenden at 3:30 o'clock,
pedal Notice
nesting of the.TJ. D. C.
will be hsld Friday
It the Valdes Hotel
1:30 o’dock. This is an
y Duplicate
Ige Club M eets
r p Knight w * i‘hdate*V
ght »t her home on Mag»i»et' entertainb>lL most
the' member* * o f \ho
hplicate Bridge . CJub
otter ffiends. ’ This wns
l the bridge parties of
« the year.
inclusion of the games
t t & ’U ' & f l f e
0RK,- Mayq 28.—Rum
and off thc( Jersey and
i coasts ‘are* playing
i nbmarine cables to
itent officials of two
stic cable companies said
roUsted to the treapsry
t. Another cotrtpany ia
Jnj similar action.
s Sanford Is always interpiHe^ ip
the pleasurable affairs *pf the
younger society set, each occasion
seeming more jolly than theilaat
and especially worthy of mendbti
Vj Little Miss Dorothy HayrMs;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Haynes, entertained a number (if
her little friends Tuesday evening
a t her home on Cameron Avenue.
'■"A profusion of garden flower!
were used In decorating. Red and
white petunias and nasturtiums
and green fern with the color
scheme, red, white and green, was
carried throughout even to the
most minute detail.
During the evening game* of all
kinds were enjoyed. The contest
of pinning the door to the school
house caused much fun and marrlment. Marguerite Garner won u
bottle ef perfume for the girls and
John Terwilliger a book for the
hoys for pinning the door the near
est to | the proper place.
Music was furnished during the
evening pn the Vlctrola and Mrs.
Haynes rendered several selections
on the piano for tho pleasure of
the youtar crowd.
Candies -were placed about tho
room b* that all could help them
selves at will. Centering a small
table In the dining room wns n
large pyramid from which the boys
drew red ribbons and the girh
white ribbons and a t the end was
a surprise comic favor for each one
present. Here great fun was had.
Before departing ail the little
folks had to have their fortune
told so they were blindfolded and
allowed to cut red hearts from *
white line and each heart contained
a fortune, told in verse, of their
future.
At a reasonable hour brick ice
cream in red and white was served
with wafers.
Assisting Mrs.
Hsynes In serving was Miss Alice
Chorpening.
t
Enjoying this most elaborate
vacation party were Mary Alice
Shipp, Juanita McMullen, Margaret
Giles, Carmen Guthrie, Marguerite
Garner, ‘ Pauline Haines, Alice
Chorpeninf, Catherine Long, E.
Cameron, Joseph Cravatt John
Irvin, Roscoe Wallace, Jame* Rob
ertson, Donald
Dunn, Vernon
Priest, Sam Dunn, Dorothy and
Marian Haynes,
IT DRIVES OUT WORMS
Trunks, baggage, pianos, safes,
The surest sign of worms in in fact, anything, anywhere' at
children is paleness, lack of inter-!
®»t in pUy, fretfuiness, variable any time.. QUICK SERVICE
appetite, picking a t the nose and TRANSFER. Phone 498.
fuddcnsU rtliTjrift ^-^tenpr^When
these symptoms appear it is time
to give White’s Cream Vermifuge.
LET NO MAN DECEIVE
A few doses drives out the worms
YOU, — LISTEN TO WISE
and puts the little one on the road
to health again.
Whit's Cream AND PRACTICAL PAINT
Vermifuge has a record of 50 i
years of successful use. Price 35c. j ER—IF YOU DO YOU WILL
O n T h cJo b
tO O R Itt
jt.M d o w tt brti
f a c to ry
rebn
ty p e w rite r.
a
CLAIR AND MORRIS
PROOF PAINT FOR YOUR
HOMES.
PHONE 303
J
M iu in m n iv m
, SUNSHINE
L EGG AND a
Made by Edgar-Mor-
gan Co., Memphis—
makers of high quality
feeds.
Sold by
G ood
Aak
to
one.
C H IC K E N P IIfA U S U P P E H ^
SEWING MACHINES
Portable
m ake.'
new ,
■■■■■■■Ba«a*a*aaaauBBaft .«
SINGER
SOLD BY THE
SANFORD
PAINT STORE
Made of cotton seed
meal, linseed meal, corn
lluten feed, peanut oil
ced, alfalfa meal, com
meal sweetened with
pure cane molasses.
Thursday night at Oviodo, '
Electric -or Regulat
family style.
the Woman's Gob of Ovkdo *
TERM8 TO SUIT
See W. II. McFarlsnd at T. J
Miller ft Son.
will serve. Chicken Pilau Sop- m
per. Everyone invited.
. *.j
uuaaaauaaiaaaaaaauauB auu 1
Our Policy: “Your Money Back If you are not
Satisfied.”
Our Line: “Wilkes Wonder Feeds.”
.1
“Good Goods”—Grain, Hay, Dairy Supplies^
Larro Dairy Feed, P ratt’s Poultry Feeds .
And Remedies.
WINTER EGOS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS
Seminole Feed Co.
PHONE 91
..................,.... Mrs. George Huff
Song (second verse)—On Greenlands Icy Mountain.
Paper—Afternoon Calls----- ...--........................Mrs. W. M. Scott
Paper—(in 'two pants)—Our
Women Missionaries in South
America—(first parti Miss
Martha Fox; (second part)
Mr*. Bert Methvin.
Reading—The Faith of Christ
Freemen .............. l Mrs. Smith
A chain of prayer,
Closed with last verse of song,
On Grycnlands Icy Mountain.
Srtiitb’A'BarMr 81So
for better barber worl
Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing.
We are now fully equipped with
New Steam Press and Delivery
USE NOTHING BUT SUN truck. Give pa a trial. r ■
110 Sanford Ave.-------- Ph. *27-J
Keep cow i Kke this
on the job by feeding
Happy Cow Sweet Feed
—a hi^h quality feed
containing 24 % digesti
ble protein.
Pace, Evelyn Edenfield, Lillie Ruth
Spencer, Mary Field. Mrs. Anna
Brotherton, Mrs. Gilbert, Ben Tuthell, Bill McKim "Morris Mojc,
Ben Wade, Waller Tyler, John \
Thomley, Charles Knight, Gascon;
Wren and Narvin Thornlcy
and In the short .haul, too. It you
count SERVICE for anything.
“Cheapest la the long ran " yea,
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER.
<-■ • *. * *Wf* c a ir « 8 - ;.~ - j.;r
-
with tnrnAht amount of a hiAh-protein feedJike._____
Sanford
Feed
*
n
'j
A
S tlim iV L O .
SUNSHINE
EGG AND DEVELOPING MASH
Now open—20 rooms 51.00.a
day.
Light lunches, • Ice
cream, soft drinks. Always
open. Mrr. II. B. Turner,
Hostess.
&
JNO W. SNEED
Myrtle Ave. & 4th St,
Phone 539
Epworth League Picnic
A delightful lake picnic was en
joyed Tuesday night by the Senior
members of the Epworth League of
tho Methodist Church. Amusement
in the way of swimming and prom
enading provided a delightful time.
which wan finished up v/lth a round
of refreshments in the way of a
picnic supper on the lake front.
Quite a number enjoyed the trip
and the evening altogether wns
a most pleasant one,
Among those motorln;
Mary to take part at this
ware Misses Selma Thornle;
Thornley, Lillian Thornley^l
New MidSeason's Linen
Dresses In all
the bright
Spring Shades
on Sale
2 * L—
*s j ,
a .. a
»■ •
*«•
-9
F1
*•
P|T;s
ureat news for th rifty shoppers who will crowd the store to secure these
ce "Sugar Plums.”
You are priviletoed'tcrbity ione “Sugar Plum" with each $5 purchase of other
;h*ndise, bought in any departm ent in the store.
Because of t ^ ' jbrfcd belpgsq'rinich less than wholesale this stipulation is
e to prevent b th er deft&rs grabbing them up a t once, arid to restrict the sale
CUSTOMERS ONLY.
Transfer slips will
prodded bo th a t your purchase may be made in any sec-
m
■
\ Ok
i*CK is brought with goods, and Sugaf Plum is also returned,
Values up to
$22.50 only
30 to sell
HJ8ANDS OF CHOICE “SUGAR PLUMS”
IN EIGHTE
<
VARIETIES FROM le TO 59c.
Sugar Plum No...
Bungalow A p ro n i' 39c eftch -
*
Sugar Plum No. 2
Sugar Plum No. 3
Men's Madras Shirts 59c each
''S ugar tPtunugfo. dnv- 1 1
; Sugar PJvpi,Up i.,lV .
n«n s Lipen .Handkerchiefs 1c each
: J:
«
IT r-v , t at
*>tt
dSSSSR B & m w
„
Sugar Plum No. 7.
White Huck Towels 2 for 5c .
,
Arabesque "Mama” Doll 39c each
Sugar plum No. 11
Coty’s Face Powder 49c box
Sugar Plum No. 12
Pebeca & Pepsodent Tooth Paste lc each
.
Sugar Plum No. 13
„ <Mahogany ^m oke Stands 48c each
‘ Sugar Blum No. 14.
iM eft^ ^th jd tic Union Suts 39c each..
JT Sugar Plum No. 15 .
Aluminum jSauce Pans 3 for 39c
Suslar Plum No. 16
2 ut. Galvanized Ice Cream Freezer
. 39c each
.
Sugar Plum No. 8 .
Jumbo Bath Towels 8c each
Sugar Plum No. 17
6 and 8 qt. Aluminum Preserving Het
ties 27c each
_
Sugar Plum No. 9
Coats Spool Cotton 18c doz.
Sugar Plum No. 18
Cut Glass Flower Vases I t each
’i Jf
ir * *-. I ^ ** *
*i, •^ •V
*
Big shipment of fancy Turk
ish and 'Pullman huck, some
with fancy, rose gold and blue
borders, all piew^lean towels
and best grade ’ *
each, regular 45 to 75c values.
2 days on new hand made
Pongee and tailored blouses,
p l a i n white and colors, values
up to $3.50. Special for Friday
and Saturday, all sizes
In plain and fancy checks,
plaids and stripes 40 Inches
wide and some are worth $1.75
a yard. Special to close out.
quick—yard
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ,'T H U R S D A Y , iM A Y 2 9 ^ 1 9 5 * : AH ;« T T
America Shduld “Go-Crazy” On This.
l i . S a n fo rd H era ld
1 JO 1
As Brisbane Sees It
'i
*
*.
■■"America, is a country of outdoors. It has the mounPolities, Politico. Politico.
ihi(UiT<r>*<^r ini'Wonw n w # i tains, the lakes, the rivers, all the wonderfully diversified
The
Judge's Cocktail.
I m 4 v kT 1 k ( l lr r p ld P rin tin g
Skinning
the Money.
beauties
of
landscape,
of
air
and
sky
and
land.
Millions
of
A * t , ' l i » l * r i t f a r td a . I
Another Fool’o Warning.
Americans go Gipsying every year. Week-end trips, and va
Copyright, i»x*
Entered,a* Frcnnd-clnnn mattef cations of a. day or two swel|. the multitude th at are living
hjvw
WtteTitt. Am*.*LlhJLBM
*L
afiM. RIoHSH. tinder scv of liar. DdWoors'scWe' of the time. *Ail of these are adding to the
POLITICS IS TROUBLESOME,
jM rrr.'
gfeneral sum of health and happiness."
each 'leading candidate” is dis
■jra ■j ;yr.* r»
That
is
part
of
a
fine
editorial
published
by
the
Omaha
____ __
___
turbed
and threatened
by other
LlnJkRn L. lir.AT..
e*
Bee
in
support
of
President
Coolidge's
plan
"to
co-ordinate
i
leading
candidates
H0W
»w q
*_■!Mai , *
trs _ J „ — 1
_1
.11 . . i l . t U t . . 1m ltAk«a1f *%.■£ m i iririrti* m i 1. .
t j
i
has most votes. A1
iigM«'--.
glider. Federal
guidance
all activities in behalf of outdoor rcc- IMcAdoo
i«r
have
reatloh,"—a timely prbposition, which is arousing nntion- Smith's .friends say they ^A^jft
enough
to'prevent
Jf
wide
discussion.
n m n u m o s hates.
O n*
A l and Booth a I * . 50
Naturally enough,'the president's appointment of a nat- {nation and that they w
D e U ^ ff td In '«1ty by. c a r r ie r per ’ional policy committee on out-of-door life and his strong ap
M^kDOO SAYS if they
w e e k l i e . W e e k ly E d itio n f l p e r
peal for programs th at will make out-of-dopr pleasures possi will throw bis votes to Glass, that
» * e r. • •
—
- —
• ble for people who could not have them without assistance Southern dark horse.
, *
SPEC IA L NOTICE.
are taken for political ammunition by , many Democratic
Ralston emerges from the shad
___AIP
_______
'tfllfv* r|y nolle**. M id i -ef
thanlvf,, yeaplatlenfl and iMtJcca .o newspapers. Coming "jes1 before election," his plan Is not ow of dignity to say that he u no
e n t e r t a i n m e n t s .where ch a rg e* An going to be considered upon its merits alone. But even the enemy of the rich, would not,op
”• a id e, w ill be charged lor a t regu criticism and the opposition will be good for the cause of out- press wealth. On the other ,!y»ntl.
.1 .‘S Irf di-door recreation. Every newspaper, th at lambaats or ridi he is.the loving friend of th'e pi>or
THE A9SCOATKD PRESS cules the Coolidge plan takes pains to advocate In its own man. Poverty may trust-. Mm,
wealth need not fear him. What
ThaiAesoolql ed. Jfrees - Js exclur way. the value of "fresh air.”
e n t itle d to th e uee for repubcan you ask more than that?
(y
"Millions
of
Americans
go
gipsying
every
year,”
says
n pf all new e d ispatches credo It Ul* n o t tftherwlee credited the Omaha paper. And don’t you like that way of saying it?
AL SMITH, Tammany Halt can
la p ap e r an d a l to the local
publish ed herein. All r la h t s Doesn't it bring to your mind the happiest kind of vacation? didate, and at prceent actual leath
ub llc atlo n of ipeclel d le patc h- Out in the open, under the stars, the silent forest near and
In s r e also reeerved._____ .
er of Tammnny Hall, is disturbed
the lapping waters of the little brook drowsily crooning your by rows and riots inside that rinIURSDAY, MAY 29, 1024.
lullaby—just gipsying with all the cares of the world left cient organi2ation.
»t- ■
^
E THOUGHT FOR TODAY behind. It would be worth everything to America if its peo
District Leader Curry, backer Of
OMNISCENT GUIDE: Tho ple could be inoculated with the out-door fever. We need to A1 Smith, says nobody must Vd
of a good man arc ordered "go crazy" on the subject for awhile.
made leader of Tammany that
i* Lord.—Psalm 37:23.
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'T H E
NIGHTMARE
Dan D°bbS ^
-
could bo eligible to the Ku-Klux
ifT H H LIFE OF MAN
|
Klan.
>Wio filling of a star,. t4t i
Another district leader says
the lights of eagles are,
We don't atop to think very often jti*t how great a fire Leader Curry seeks to stir up the
the f|f»> gflring>;gaudy
can be caused by the coreleaa handling of a match. Seldom "religious question.”
hue, , t
,j , ,
of morning dew,
ver drops
d
doea a fire s ta r t froth the match thrown on the floor. The
ke i wind th at chafes tho more the average person handles fire the more carelesa he
F. D. ROOSEVELT, Al Smith?!
flood,.
,
manager, impolitely described by
Beems
to
get.
'
;
„
which on water stood;
his cousin, Theodore Roosovelt, the
Or A bblea
such la man, whose borrowed
Statistics are someclmes tiresome reading but as a rule Second, an "a maverick" Roosevelt,
llfh t
they till us a lot.' T h e /a a y now th at fire losses in the Unit lacking the family brand, bringa
a light
called in and paid to
that the west is rapidly ireed States totaled jive.hundred eight million dollars last year. news
ft night.
turning to Ai Smith as a “real
tTbeW m }. .bloYjqout,, .t^e bubble Seventy-five percent of nil these fires could have been pre leader.
That will interest many
Democrats in the west.
vented.'
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The*'«rri«g entombed in- autumn
The fire losses of 1923 were greater than in any year MEANWHILE Coolidge has his
-lie*}........................
The view dH es up, the star Is shot, since the Sab Franclscfi* catastrophe, says Harry A. Smith nomination killed, dressed and
^ T h o u g h t Is past—and man forgot. president of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. "Our hung up in cold storage. His only
—Henry King.
is the selection of a vicewealth of today will surely be affected if we do not, as a na trouble
president.
tion, dam this annual waste. No country, however rich on
1111 important day;
created wealth, can continue to support such an, enormous W. J. Bryan peeps from the
beautiful nines, flowers and cocoaTlpera'ftre some capable men who drain on itp resources."
nut trees fn Florida to remark that
Shotjjd fc*. elected tfluoffUp..
y ' No person can be too careful about fire. Too great cau- "Coolidge would like to take a rad
Farida)wfll V i°udile^to ttie &fc- tioh cannot be taken to prevent fire. Many serious fires cost ical vice-president because that
get him votes."
lof cdtumn ftekt Tuesday.- * in g hij^e Sums of money have been caused by the careless would
V "WSVQ qrfc .j* r ,
But CoolidgQ is mortal, and
krti6kir‘who recklessly has thrown his match, or his cigar Wr U Street, according *.to . Mr.
flAat vfill there bh to'talk
ettes, or his cigar, around.
Bryan, wont’ run the risk of let
afteg election ?
ting Coolidge nominate any radi
Three-fourths
of
all
the
fires
of
last
year
could
have
been
cal vice-president for fear he
“^ay-Up Week” will ioon be
prevented. People should be careful how they play with fire. might become a real president.
You must keep
«tay in the social circle.” *
ti
-.O u r scat
sat* upon a great
A man is not oldhidllf
the country is Ko\n^ JfJJjj
« . S °bb?i! hair«>u*7rta«_
iiatlon than cooking retfoS
H a
•. h?*!. 'nvented it wffl,
coat of lipsticks In hUf. ?
Posterity must get n
Patient waiting for hs
settle down.
An optimist is a man vW
he comes to a detour tv
a very good rond to be «
-After they finHiTnsmL.
ment houses, soft drink
.mans, radio stations and u
language will be a wreck.
One day in Mexleo vW |
thought was another 1^
was only n new phorwm^j
*#
* *- —
1■
Dresses are a little ih™
you still have to organuni
ming party to find oat
knock-kneed,
'X
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The exercising of greater care will materially reduce the pre
SIGNATURES BY TELEGRAPH
ARE YOU
PALM BEACH POST
There have been many jokes told
about the “pld codger" refusing
telegrams from hid wife because he
knew it was not her signature on
fha message, but sending signa
tures by wire now is an established
jWrt. It is being done. Mora.th^w
hs are being aeht by
Wat. photographs
wir«\ and witHin ten minutes after
a photogranh is "filed" for send
ing it can be received a thousand
miles away nnd be on the way to
the engraving shop to appear In
some newspaper a few minutes
later.
m
Transmission of botfi photo*
Vfcfchs andi n4hnndwritlng
between
*M.v
transmitting machine, and thnt
messages in handwriting also were
transmitted, the copy received
being a facsimile of the original
message.
It has been announced before
that photographs could bo Irons*
n-utod by
bv wire, but this is the
thn first 3
netted
time th a t such an knnouncernent
htut come from so reliable an in
stitution as tho great telephone
company. I t soon may be that
wives and sweethearts .will b« re
ceiving love letters clear across the
continent within a few minutes
after they arc written*—that, is,-ofcourse,. IL. husbands. .wsite‘ lovftdeW
C$1 Jb their wives.
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A COMMUNITY BUILDER
3
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F. P. FORSTER. President.
ir
B. F. WHITNER,
Hill Laundry Co.
We announce the opening of our offio
at
210 E ast First S t
_ iadquarters for all -Varieties of Fruits 5
| a n d Vegetables, Projnpt and Personal ■
Attention to All Shipments
■
B?
S A V IN G FOR THE
G R A D E PU LL?
When you’re almost over the grade of hard 1
—when you see success and fortune just shea
then you find you haven’t power enough in resent!
carry you over the top—
W hat a surprsingly large number of men
women—and small industries as well—get air
the top aind then slide backward to failure—b
they haven't the power—the money—to carry
up the last grade.
^
S ta rt t a save now while the going is easy. I
you’ll have money when you need it most.
ONE DOLLAR WILL
START APF ACCOUNT
|
|Virginia Produce Company j
u S j r 1 ■f'VrtsdwM
Siberia Seamle
Porcelain Iin<
Refrigerator!1
Ball Hardware I
PHONE 8
REBECCA WEST, an intelligent
on bulk ventable fire loss, v
young English Writer, back in Lon
ing the lake and on construct*
ttanfordfinpst Hot have any more big fires. Its experience don, tells of a judge in file Middle
b ig i t new boulevard?
West fwho danced the tango with
with them fn ih e p a s t‘has been too unpleasant. * ^
r o * f ...........................
ie hot daye make business
.«•
oplaces
places. Andnfterward^rttvpPm^
And aftom ard
uu> af
Ifpr those stores handling elecwandcrful-rocktail nude of brand
t r a itfc thkh y t l tS iniB et:
whit*; lire oat“ of
tjonfidenpe th a t he will be selected, as of.
wires in a"demon
- “ 'V* j'; i W o r - o f - o f confide
Uie si^e of the Oac9t Cuv.y-.-At bio, J^ncolelephonc
'“ on b y J*borntory experts of
Contemporary Comment
y not a winter reg atti fIt ope'pf. the .J<leM ates-ablhrge from this state to the Demo- invitation s h k ' 1 s t on tBe beheh
inter
lean
Telephone
arid
Tele
with
him
next
day
and
toaw
him
Monroe
>e?? It would bring cratic national convention.- Ori
0 his trip Mr. Bryan viBited
graph Company. The method wns
Wars cannot-be made profitable
tourists to Sanford and help every county in the state except two and spoke to a vast fine a negro woman, |76 year* old. described
by officials as "simple, unless sufficient time between is
$50 for carrying a pint bottle of
'ise !"Tho City Substantial."
number of people, for everywhere large crowds turned out moonshine whiskey. She presents aecurnte and rapid." It is to be allowed to increase something for
on the company’s vnrious the "patriotic money power" to
From ell the political prediction a to hear him. Mr. Bryan speaks with as much force and con that ns a sample »of our "respect installed
long-distance lines, it wun “n' [confiscate. — Clearwater Evening
beir* made, we cknnot help but viction before a handful of people in a country town as be for law."
nounced. in accordance with the de Sun.
thing some candidate will he
mand which arises for this type of
fore
a
vast
assemblage
and
there
is
no
doubt
that
he
won
,
IT
SURPRISES
Miaa
West
toly disappointed next Wcdnes*
Insanity is always the last de
many votes for himself. Florida would be doing herself an know that Chicago, “one-third the idrvice.
. Actual transmission showed thnt fense of the person who Is accused
injustice by failing to send her greatest Democrut to repre size of London, has throe hundred (fhotogrnnhs
could be transmitted of murder and In danger of the
murders n year." Everywhere in
ea of property for delinquent sent her at New York next month.—-Vcro Press.
tho United States there are too add made ready for producing death penalty. Perhaps fear of de
will be held fct tho court
many murders. Chicago is busy newspaper plates within ten min served punishment does to some
Monday. Those who have
from the time the origins! extent upset reason.—St. Peters
pay their'taxes bad betIT IS CHIEFLY through books that we enjoy inter with the murder of a kidnapped utes
busy. ' The cotinty’tax list course with superior minds, and these invaluable means of boy. New York unravels thd mys photograph was - placed on the burg Independent.
tery of a woman murdered in a
blUhcd in the Weekly lie raid.
communication are in reach of all. In the best books, great Ford sedan on Staten Island. Bos
Saturday night political candl- men talk to us, give us their most precious thoughts, and ton investigates tho murder of
Louisa Gerrisb. - a 10-ycan-old
wlll wind up *th«ir compolgn pour their souls Into ours.—Channing.
school teacher.
a big nleA liW 'in1 front of
, *— -------- 0--------------“Yellow Charleston," a mulatto,
nford Herald's office. Tho
ALL THE TEN-TO-ONERS were in the rear, and a dark contributes his itim by murdering
t crowd of the entire cardwill probably greet the horse, which had never been thought of, and which the care two negroes, onu "Baron" Wilkins,
He gives himself up, "fearing to bo
IOLESALK COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BROKERS. ■
ers that night.
.
less S t.'Jam eaL ad never even observed in the list, rushed torn to pieces by negro friends of
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Richmond, Virginia.
™
Wilkins."
T ie forty-story JeWotorl' build - pasjt the grandstand in sweeping triumph.—Disraeli.
Too
many
murders,
to
o/m
uch
ffdn Chicago is to have parking
bdotlfcg whiskey, too much con
on all of the lower twentytempt for law trouble this coun
floors for tenants' autos,
try.
ul elevators wilt be used in
the machines tip dud down,
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
IT WOULD horrify you to read
ime is coming-when-eg Cities
sbout a female gorilla capturing a
ive buildings of this kind.
girl, skinning her, to use the
" William G. McAdoo la the hope sentatives where almost anything young
skin ns sandals. That never haptwenty-five cents J>#r cur, of Progressives in the coming may happen.
iened. But European ladies are
ridge' across ^the St. Johns campaign.
A Reactionary candidate would laving sandals made of the "soft
making • biff * profits,
| l M I H I i m N I I U | | | U | | | | | | H i i | U I , | „ n ,
If too Democrats nominate any not receive a vote above the Mason
on the rrydn, ‘road going other man at New York they will and Dixon line. The Republican and pliable" skin of monkeys,
guaranteed not to "squeak." In a
ia getting heavier each day.
the cause of forward-looking party has a monopoly on Reaction* gorilla that would shock us. U’s
1only a matter of time before peril
arism.
administered in the in
all right for a lady.
nSw bridge or causdW&y will ba goverment
The* issue Is defined. It Is Proterest of the masses nnd free from
I / D r u i r a l s t s are I n s tru c te d t o r e fu n d money In every In sta n c e w h ere
a
‘■jlotely necessary.
j e a tle fa c tu ry r e s u l t s a r e not o bta ined. T h e very n r s t dose of
ft
Mellonized influences or the pres gressivism against Reaction. Pro*
ANOTHER
warning
for
fools.
JU N E S L IV E R AND K ID N E Y TONIC
>s
-o—-*■ ■
ence of the Denbys, Falls, Duugh* gressiveism cannot triumph through Samuel Brown had read about i4 a,lm o s t. ,In v aCLEM
ria b ly stopa th e to m lrn c y of a n e e iln * an d c o u a h l n a ■
inographers who think pound- ertys and Forbes.
divided forces. It must attract to some "other cases," but that didn’t 1
l !* H1* ',i0 , a ®»u a , , y "top* t h e s e v e r e s t COLD. T he com m on ■
typewriter ie a big job
Cold m a s t be classed na a serious d is e a s e so a e t rid of It a t o i v e ' ■
The Republican party is commit Itself under one banner every be* frighten him. He U dead now
try operating tho kind they
lYt.
y
o
*ir
*r* . * ‘»r * or y o u h a v e th a t chilly f e c lln e *
liever.
It
must
win
the
Progres
with a bullet in his stomach. Tho
ted irrevocably to react
reactionary govw ith a dull headache. It a a aura s ig n t h a t you hav e ta k e n enliL 8
ver in China. A typewriting tea
sives of the Republican party. It police found him in a hotel with a
Don
t
w
a
it
f
o
r
P
n
e
u
m o n ia to develop, b u t buy u bottl,, nf im i - m 8
eminent,
Jt
will
xe-npminatq
Calvin
inq Invented by a Chinese
mtast forestall a third party and young woman who called herself
JO N E S L IV E R AND K ID N E Y TUNlO t o d a y . T h . C l J t I* s m a h H
Coolidge
who’
lJnh»Twholly
{pon
nt«nd manufactured in Japan
K j p sal* u t "
n ° l 1,Mord to ,a h o * ct»*no* *t thle tim e of y^*r.
'
* rueot the common foe with united "Mre." Brown. The. real Mrs.
U 3,228 characters. An ex Conservatives fo r gdldahie.
forces. To do anything else is to Brown had been told her husband
If the Democrats nominate a court
operator can write with a
certain defeat.
was away collecting bills. He was
Conservative the cause of Progres
R O U M ILLA T & A N D E R SO N
|
There
outstanding figure collecting trouble.
sive government je doomed. If they who canis one
merge
the.
Progressive
nominate an Unknown or half-way forces. He will spike the third
YOUNG lady accused calm
rding to the output of f i n qsponent of Progrensivism that party. All Progressives will rally lyTHE
smoked
cigarette and said to
American smokers are using, candidate will go into the campaign to him. Tho issue will be cleai the police:her"Fix
him up," The
andred forty cigarettes for ridera gigantic handicap and tna cut in November. That man L widow says "He got what he decause
of
better
government
will
hundred used two years ago.
McAdoo recognised b,y the very op sorved." It’a a short story oflen
imp in the ble af cifatv and suffer. ’ . * !• 1 . 1 ;
position to him as the leading Pro repeated, and it will not be a warn
I tobacco ji**- boon noted. StaIf the Democrats, nominate a gressive candidate in • the entire ing to other fools.
ih o w th lf f lf ty cigarettes Reactionary the third party will list of entrants. His position is un
MERCHANT3>ND’MINERS
ith apt* tyiiut/manufactured boom under LaFoliette with the re equivocal and uncompromising.
A PRESIDENT of the Santa Fe,
IW g rw n j™ ,
ery man, woman and child in sult that the next election will be . Florida’s duty to support him U now dead, said the three great
ountrjM
. T
throVen into tho house of repre- urgent.
words fn all big success are:
-------- 0-------ORGANIZE, DEPUTIZE, SU
~
J « k « a v U . . T W * ,G U T A* U
- ‘ UtYfCE.
.business men of the city are
PERVISE.
Ona
W
ay
t
V
l
a
e
s
r
. V a n . ........
•Up Week. They are
Get the thing started, find men to
fA tla n tic C i t y --------------« K 4 t
tNew Ysrk. N. Y. ...Z . toj ,
S
a
lttiu
o
r
r.
Md.
__
lo
o
n
in the movement and
run it your way, after you get it
MY F A V O R IT E STO RIES
P h ila d elp h ia , »»^ ~
jfr j*
• n a a ta a , M a n . ___ _
4U ]
• I ’lttu b a r x h . P a.
_ ----l business conditions
going, then supervise the pten to
• t h lc a a o . III,
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4X4S
BY
IRVIN
8.
COBB
S
a
v
a
n
n
a
h
.
Us.
......
.
»tly improved by a cammake sure they are doing thie work,
•C la v eta a d . O. J - ___ _
M JI
•Tsieda. <■......... ............;;;•
thh character. Tha week
• D e tr o it . M leh. _____
41*0
while you get something else going.
la c k s e a v llle T u
"
M
f Mont r e a l. P . Q . _______ ____
18-21 should see manff ait•
Wsshlualas.
11
.
c
.
___
a t ti
According to a much-traveled | beautiful shaft erected by the rich
•V ia D altlinure and rail. tV I* B f lU m u r e or P h l l s d e l p h U a n d
rs put in circulation
ANOTHER RAILROAD man, F.
roll.
Mr. Moriarity in mlnmory av hid
, and this will mean even friend of mine, there used to be an wife.
D.
Underwood,
whose
stock
it:
p b lia d « lp h la o r B a ltlm n ra ; d irect c o » a .c t lDn.
iy for the people Irishman who functioned as chief
• ro o m s 1o n 1pother
L*’_ , steam
* era » h a v a*a n n a b . Baltimore.
"This shaft is one hundred feet “going u p " indicates that he knows
a a.. nioi*l. . . ___
barker for a sight-seeing coach In
hie business, says to hti men: “ Let
B * c*Pl o s tic k e ts re a d in g K u leg h sn y a n d u c r k s h ir .
high,
end
half
way
up
’tie
orna
............ New Orleans. One of the place*
s r a Included. All room * on A le x tr a c h a rg e .
*h lre * n(l ,U,D0
me
know
sbout
complaints,
never
J a ck * a « T lll« T a n a llla ia r r
the person who included In the itinerary ox the mented wid four female figurea.” mind the compliment*. You can
« io e P . X v v ia fth v a a n a h
A women visitor epoke up:
> telephone? He be- toura was a famous cemetery,
, JS*ee P» X - Via S a vaen ah
attend
to
them.
I
want
to
aee
that
“ What do the four figures repre*
certain
MMCraUa. his
s ‘%- May
after.”
sentT”\»l
id.
May
wqgoS
tor
tha
in
»’t
it
MC ADOO HOPE OF PROGRESSIVES
- '
Everything come* to «
wait except the time
Many Fires Can Be Prevented.
* 1 ken doea
— work
.—begin
wrap.
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DRY CLEANING
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DYEING
NEW TREATMENT FOR RAD COLDS •
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Phone
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In v e s tm e n t
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G u id a n c e
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f
y o u want to
money to good advantage
and aie uncertain about
.
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th e best w ay to do it, *
us g iv e y o u suggest*005,
*
ii
O u r cou n sel in invest*
m e n t m a tter s is g ‘vcn
w illin g ly and incurs no
*7i
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAX}#*,**924.
Methodist Women At
Interesting Meeting
S o c ia l
S id e
JIR3.WALTEKWCTT;^il&EiiUrr - Phone «WV
Social
y u *r<
Dorothy Haines Gives
Vacation Party F<5r
M^ny Little ^ffriefidfl
* Sanford Is always intermuA in
• tba pleasurable affairs pf the
younger society set, each oeeaslon
nar»day.
■AfllMla rt V
Mi^aai Jolly
Ini 1«V than IkOmilairt
lL—
f
J s tin h o lw wHWn-. seeming
mow
TmiKelUnogn* iWower and especially worthy of mentifoi.
ji* M « * / * t v- Little Miss Dorothy HaytMs;
Club of Sanford will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
irk at Robinson Springs Haynes, entertained n number of
her little friends Tuesday evening
I g«d at 4 o’clock.
a t her home on Cameron Avenue.
War*/ will entertain : ‘A profusion of garden flower J
ToTers’ Club at ,3:30
were used In decorating. Red and
ilted Daughters of the white petunias and nasturtiums
r will meet a t 3:30 and green fern with the color
is parlors of the Valdez scheme, red, white and green, was
.on Club will meet with carried throughout even to the
littrndfn at 3:30 o’clock. most minute detail.
During the evening games of all
kinds were enjoyed. The contest
pedal Notice
matin; of the U. D. C. of pinning the door to the school
sr will be held Friday house caused much fun and marrlat the Valde* Hotol ment. Marguerite Garner won u
1:30 o’clock. This is an bottle of perfume for the girls and
nilness meeting and all John Terwilllger a book foe the
re urged to be present. boys for pinning the door the near
est to | the proper place.
Music was furnished during the
evening pn the Victrola and Mrs,
Haynes rendered several selections
on the piano for tho" pleasure of
Me Knight was hdstesrf the yoUkHf Crowd.
Cand|es were placed about tho
(hl«t her home op J^ag- room s$ that ail could help them
nie, entcrtklrthii. moat selves at will. Centering a small
the member! * o f \ho table in the dining room was n
pyramid from which the boys
Inplicate Hridge . C/ub large
drew red ribbons and the girls
nda."1 TWa wns white ribbons and a t the end was
other fricrv
the bridge parties of a surprise comic favor for each one
« the year.
present. Here great fun was had.
onclusion of the games
Before departing all the little
folks had to Ijave their fortune
told so they were blindfolded and
.
•»
■t ‘ * allowed to cut red hearts from v
ins were made by Mrs. white line and each heart contained
, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. a fortune, told in verse, of their
It and Mrs. Lewis.*'
future.
laying were Mrs, Hal
At a reasonable hour brick ice
n, Ralph Wight, Mrs. ersnm in red and white was served
n Roy Chittenden. Mrs. with wafers.
Assisting Mrs.
*. Lewis, Mrs. McPher- Haynes In serving was Miss Alice
x Drummond.
Chorpening.
i
Enjoying this most elaborate
vacation party were Mary Alice
AK1NG CABLB8
JORK, Mayq 28^—Rum Shipp, Juanita McMullen, Margaret
orsd off thet Jersey and Giles, Carmen Guthrie, Marguerite
Pauline Haines, Alice
1 coasts ‘are playing Garner,
submarine cables to Chorpenlnf, Catherine Long, E.
rttnt officials of two Cameron, Joseph Cravatt John
ific cable companies said Iridn, Roscoo Wallace, James Rob
utested to the treapary ertson, Donald Dunn, Vernon
Another cotrtpany is Priest, Sam Dunn, Dorothy and
iog similar action.
».j Marian Haynes,
y Duplicate ,
ige Club Meets
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IT DRIVES OUT WORMS
The surest sign of worms in
children is paleness, lack of Inter
est in play, fretfulness, variable
appetite, picking a t the nose and
sudden starting , in .jlenp. .When
these symptomwappemr I f Is time
to give White's Cream Vermifuge.
A few doses drives out the worms
and puts the little one on the road
to health again.
Whit’s Cream
Vermifuge has a record of SO
years of successful use. Price 35c.
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An interesting meeting of Cirri*
No. 5 of the Methodist Church was
held at,, th® home of Mrs, G. A.
Hadffint aa Frence Avenue, Tueiday afternoon.
Mrs.' J. D Parker, chairman of
this circle, was present and called
the meeting to order, several mattOT» of business were attended to
and there jros instruction and other
“ fk. in addition a letter of apw m read
Enterprise,
made a visit not
_ __
. _ blankets, can
dies and other things.
The Enterprise Orphanage is
quite a' Remarkable institution.
They even have a little■printing!
utfit where they print a little
ja p er all their own and In whlcn
hey publish all the[r happenings j
and letters of thanks and so fo rth .1
t Is well worth a visit over to sec !
what these fatherless and motheress children are doing, but they a r e '
>y no means homeless for they i
iave a wonderful home right on the I
lake front, where many good times ;
are had together.
The circles will continue meet- j
ing throughout the summer. Mem: ,
bers present a t this meeting spent!
a very pleasant afternoon.
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Pace, Evelyn Edenfield, Lillie Ruth j,
Spencer, Mary Field, Mrs, Anna
Brotherton, Mrs. Gilbert, Ben Tut-’'
hell, Bill McKim, Morris Mojc, *
Ben Wide. Walter Tyler, Jonn^'
Thomley, Charles Knight, Gaston,,
Wren and Narvin .Thornley.
”
OnTheJob
ram
pretty..
Tucsdss
bdt'fffty
ladies turngd out.
The, occasion was particularly of
Interest because of tho program
delightfully carded out by the Pipe
Organ Club of ihe Baptist Church.
The subject of CtM.JnCftihg'waa
“The Sisterhood, of South America."
The program was as follows:
Song—When I Survey the Wonder,
ous Cross.
Prayer .......... Mrs. Volic Williams
Paper—America......... Mrs. Savage
Paper—The Influence of Women
of the Americas.......................
......:.......... „...Mrs. Kent Rosaiter
Piano Solo—Abide With Me.......
........... „„ .Mrs. Schelies Maine*
Paper—(In two parts)—The
New Women In South Amer
ica (first part) Mrs. Margaret
Harris; (second part) Mrs. A.
M. Philips.
Song (one verse)—On Green
land! Icy Mountain.
Paper—The Tic That Binds.....
................. Mrs. Jacob Sharon
Paper—Homes and Habitations
.................. . Mrs. George Huff
Song (second verse)—On Greenlands Icy Mountain.
Paper—Afternoon Calls---- .........
....... ............... Mrs. W. M. Scott
Paper—(in 'two pants)—Our
Women Missionaries in South
America—(first part) Mias
Martha Fox; (second port)
Mrs. Bert Methvtn.
Rending—The Faith of Christ
Freemen .'................ 1 Mrs. Smith
A chain of prayer.
Closed with last verse of song,
On Greenland! Icy Mountain.
Epworlh League Picnic
A delightful lake picnic was en
joyed Tuesday night by the Senior
members of the Epwnrth League of
tho Methodist Church. Amusement
in the way of swimming and prom
enading provided a delightful time,
w hkbw as finished up with a rqund
of refreshments In the way of a
picnic supper on the lake front.
Quite a number enjoyed the trip
and the evening alltogethcr was
a most pleasant one.
Among those motoring to Lake
Mary to take part at this picnic
were Misses Selma Thomley, Lila
Thornley, Lillian Thornley, Thelma
Keep cows like this
on the Job by feeding
Happy Cow Sweet Feed
—a nigh quality feed
containing
fining 24 % digesti
ble protein.
Trunks, baggage, pianos, safes, an^ In th e .short..haul, top, if you
in fact, anything, anywhere at count SERVICE for anything.
any time.. QUICK SERVICE
“Cheapest in the long run " yea,
TRANSFER. Phone 49&
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER.
Call .493.
LET NO MAN DECEIVE
YOU, — LISTEN TO WISE
AND PRACTICAL PAINT
ER—IF YOU DO YOU WILL
USE NOTHING BUT SUN
PROOF PAINT FOR YOUR
HOMES.
PHONE 303
Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing.
We nre now fully equipped with
New Steam Press and Delivery
truck. Give pa a triaL „
110 Sanford Ave.-------- Ph. 127-J
make.' Hood aasm
A ek to » -* •
one. *
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P e o p le s B o o k
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CHICKEN PILAU S U P P E R
SEWING MACHINES
Thursday night a t O v ie d o ,'' .
the Woman’s Club of Oviedo £
TERMS TO SUIT
will serve, Chicken Pilau Sup
See W. II. McFarland at T. J. per. Everyone Invited.
Portable
Electric
or
family style.
Regular
Miller A Son.
Phone . ■« ■........... —
Madeof cotton seed
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fS OSitcrwn b r im
fa r tn r y
r * b u it I ,
ty p e w r ite r .
any
CLAIR AND MORRIS
SO LD BY T H E
SANFORD
PAINT STORE
Sriiith’rta rb ^ S K o p '
for better barber work
—next Valdez M ’i-r_ Jt-.m
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- tt-ewarm
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meal, linseed meal, corn
gluten feed, peanut oil
Iced, alfalfa meal, com
meal sweetened with
pure
cane molasses.
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& Our Policy: “Your Money Back If vou are not
too u ta r ir a v Hart
SUNSHINE
EGGAND
Mode by Edgar-Morgan Co., Memphis—
makers of high quality
feeds.
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Sold by
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Satisfied.”
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Our Line: “Wilkes Wonder Feeds.”
“Good Goods”—Grain, Hay, Dairy Supplies,'
Larro Dairy Feed, Pratt’s Poultry Feeds »
And Remedies.
WINTER EG6S ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS
Seminole Feed Co.
PHONE 01
LODGE
LAKE MARY •
&
.Sanford Feed
with thf riAht amount of a hiAh * *
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EGG AND DEVELOPING MASH
Now open—20 rooms $1.00 a,
day.
Light lunches, ice {
cream, soft drinks. Always
open. Mrr. li. B, Turner,
Hostess.
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Myrtle Ave. & 4th S t
Phone 539
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DON’T MISS THIS UNEN DRESS SALE $7.50 TO $22.00-ONE-HALF PRICE
New MidSeason's Linen
Dresses in all
the bright
Spring Shades
on Sale
Friday and Saturday, May 30-31
3reat news for th rifty shoppers who will crowd the store to secure these
* "Sugar Plums.”
You are priviletoed t<rbdy one "Sugar Plum" with each $5 purchase of other
undise, bought in any department in the store.
less than wholesale this stipulation is
Because of t^'jptrfcd
IriA th em up a t once, and to restrict the sale
i to prevent other deA
J§TOMERS ONLY.
Transfer slips WlH 5A prpvided iso th a t your purchase may be made in any secof the store arid yoii wfil be allowed to purchase a “Sugar Plum" for each $5
h of merchandise bought.
Returns or refunds on merchandise will be made ONLY WHEN SALES
CK is brought with goods, and Sugar Plum is also returned.
U8ANDS’ OF CHOICE “SUGAR PLUMS”
IN EIGHTEEN
< ........ VARIETIES FROM le TO 59c.
Sugar Plum No*”1*.
Bungalow Aprons '39c each -
FRIDAY
&
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Sugar yium No. 11
Coty’s Face Powder 49c box
v-‘
Sugar Plum No. 12
Sugar Plum No. 3
Pebeca & Pepsodent Tooth Paste lc each
den’s Madras Shirts 59c each
. :
S uoir Plum No. 13
..^fohogany'pm
oke Stands 48c each
^Sugur fflum itfe. # o v 1 i
—
* Sugar plum No. 14.
iMefi’8 Athletic Union Suts 39c each..
, Sugar PImpi^Np *
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V
Sugar Plum No. 15
en s Linen Handkerchiefs lc each *
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s . r r ^ T n * v . u o *>m
AIuimnumjBauce Pans 3 for 39c
Su^ar Plum No. 16
- E m lffiS T T ^ b 6 Me « c h
2 ut. Galvairized Ice Cream Freezer
. 39c each
Sugar Plum No. 7
White Huck Towels 2 for 5c
Sugar Plum No. 17
, t • * *-* 'r V* ^ * w^
i b i t t ' -f
6
and
8
qt.
Aluminum Preserving Ket
Sugar Plum No. S .
tles 27c each
Jumbo Bath TowRla Sc each
Sugar Plum No. 2
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PRICE
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Values up to
522.50 only
30 to sell
30 UNEN DRESSES-2 DAY SALE-YOUR CHOICE ONE-HALF PRICE
SALE OF IMPORTED
SPECIAL BLOUSE SALE
TOWELS
2 days on new hand made
RATINES
Big shipment of fancy Turk
ish a n d ' Pullman huck, some
with fancy, rose gold and blue
borders, all n e w | <)lean towels
and best grade '•
each, regular 45 to 75c values.
In plain and fancy checks, *
plaids and stripes 40 Inches ?
wide and some are worth $1.75
a yard. Special to close o u t.v
quick—-yard
Pongee and tailored blouses,
plain white and colors, values
up to $3.50. Special for Friday
* and Saturday, all sizes
Sugar Plum No. 9
C°ets Spool Cotton 18c do*.
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1
m&c
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DIFFERENT
Sugar Plum No. 10
Arabesque “Mama” Doll 39c each
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�SANFORD H E I ^ U V THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924
NOTICE TO DIDDERS.
Ilradcntown 9;'Daytnha 8
STRIBL1NG WINS BOUT
DAYTONA, Mny 29.—With the
score staikling-S-tu 8 iri the'U hth r NEW.'il AVEN. CouiLJ.bCggeeP.nf*.'
inning, Elliott hit a home run and Young Stribiing of Macon, Ga., was
won the Inst gnme of the serlei given the referee’s decision over
with the Islanders Wednesday aft Ray Neuman of Jersey City, in a
12-round bout here Wednesday
ernoon.
night. Neuman was outpointed in
Score by innings:
Bradcntown . 310 000 031 1—9 10 4 every round. Stribiing weighed
Daytona ...... 020 051 000 0—8 13 2 1G8H and Neuman 171 pounds.
Triple Play Featare* F irst Game
Sullivan and McDaniel; Riel,
CHATTANOOGA, May 29. —
Cooper and Gaines.*
Chicago Also Divides Double
Three trainmen, all of Chattanooga,
Bill With Cleveland.
Mosquitos travel only n short were killed early today when n
distance
unless carried nway by frclchtjitrain was derailed near
I
WASHINGTON, May 29— New
Rockwood, Tcnn.
York and Washington split a high winds.
K double-header Wednesday, New
i York winning (h e‘first game 7 to TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FRENCH
i;. 4 and Washing ton tho second, fi to
AVENUE FROM FIRST STREET SOUTH TO NINTH STREET.
(. 1. Hoyt outpitched threo locals in
Notice is hereby given that the construction of -the asphalt pave
» the* opening encounter, which was
marked by a triple play engineered ment on French Avenue from First Street south to Ninth Street, hns
: by .Dugan and Pipp. In the clos been completed and the completed work has been finally accepted by the
ing contest Zachary held the Yanks
fiffi.* at b&y throughout. Shawkey was Commission of the City of Sanford,.Florida.
The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving French Ave
hit opportunely,
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nue 24 feet in width with sheet asphalt from First Street south to Ninth
| Boston 1-1; Philadelphia 2-0
Street:
PHILADELPHIA, May 29— 1878 Cu. Yds. excavation (<i> 40c...........- - ..........*......... ............
571.20
r- Boston pnd Philadelphia divided
0.00
the .first double-header of the local 600 Sta. Yds. over haul (f9 le .............. ......................... ........
p-Mgfdn Wednesday, the Sox taking 5002 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter 7fic.............................. 3,801.52
p . , . the second game, I to 0. after los- 488 Lin. Ft. flush curb @ 3 5 c............................................. —170.80
■ lug the first, 2 to 1. Both games
f
253
Lin
Ft.
grnnitc
curb
re-set
nt
15c..............................
.......
37.95
* Wen pitching duels and the fin is h j-,:- of the Initiation contest furnished’ 7031 Sq. Yds. fi” rock foundations (fi> 80c................................. 5,024.80
p.v . onepf,the greatest thrills ever w it 0970 Sq. Yds. 2” sheet asphalt top (q> 81.02 ............................ 7,109.40
nessed a t the park. With two out l i t Sq. Yds. brick reinid flat @ 10c.............
67.00
in ’the'ninth and a man on first
523
Sq.
Yds.
brick
relaid
on
edge
(th
44e............................
230.12
' base, Welch hit a home run, win192.00
RlV ning rthe contest for tho home 010 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c....i...........................
B y :' teem, Flagstend hit a home run in 331 Sq. Ft. sidewalk @ 20c................
00.20
pi< the first inning of the Second game
0 Type A inlets @ 335.00 .......................................................
210.00
>l',. and-this was tho only run scored.
120.00
4 Typo H inlets @ 130.00 .....................................................
eV,,: The scores:
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1 Mnnholo 4-6 d eo p .....- ....... ........................ .
[4.V,
Chicago 1.13; Cleveland 13-fi
1 Mnnholo fi-8 foot deep ..................................
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CLEVELAND, iMay 29.—Shautc 3520 Lin. Ft. 3” drain tile fiD $100.00 per M ....
•hut osit Chicago in the first gnm„» 919 Lin Ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.05...............
here Wednesday, 5 to 0, but four
Extra work ............. .....................................
Cleveland pitchers were ineffective
5 Monuments nt street intersections @ $6.50
?' In tho second battle and the Sox
*f won 13 to 0. The Indians made
Laboratory inspection and materials...........
, ' six errors and though they batted
Legal expense, advertising, etc 2 per cent
jjf'Lgvtrette out of the box in the
Engineering,
4 per cent,.—........................ *
fourth, Robertson and Lyons were
not scored on. Sewell hit a home
rup for the Indians in the second
ggjtpe. The scores:
Credit by I960 Sq. Yds. salvaged brick @ $1.17.
I —St: I.miH 3-7: Detroit 4 0
“ DETROIT, May ,29.—Breaking
Actual cost ............ ................................................ $19,073.70
To be borne by city 1-3............ ...............$ 0,367.92
To be borne by adjacent property........12,715.84
Number of feet frontage, 3,028.36.
Assessment per foot frontage, $3,237.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
FOOT
FINAL
NAME
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT
E. R. TralTord's Map, Sanford.
Moloch Realty Co., Lot 1,-Blk 7, Tr 9..... ...^....... 50
*161.85
Joe Cameron, Lot 2, Blk 7, Tr 9........................ . 50
161.85
T. E. Wilson Eat., Lot 3, Blk 7, Tr 9...................... 04
207.17
Meisch Realty Co., I,ot 4, Bik 7, Tr 9.....—. ........ 50
, 16f.85
Mcisch Realty Co.. Lot 5, Blk 7,.Tr 9.......
50
161.85
Ella oiui Lcwia Duckett,.LatJS,^Bik.8fcirV;8.,.ff.*w:*,7ffv'’"»|,*''3*Sil(I, “^Atlantic Coast*'htfns',WAllh>Stl-Otx; *Bsgv mr■Wr""*
*..... .............
line of. French Avenue at a point 72 ft. N. of
Fournier Gets Ninth Home Run
N. line of Seventh Street, run N. 51.7 ft,
*-of~ Besson; Cincinnati Wins
And Losev In Double
W. 100 ft., S. 61.7 ft., E. 100 ft., to beg....... 60.9
164.76
Southern Utilities Co., Lot 1, Blk 0. Tr 9......
50
101.85
Southern
Utilities
Co.,
Lot
2,
Blk
9,
Tr
9.......
60
lfil.85
'flew York 6-4; Brooklyn 5-2
207.17
NEW YORK, Mny 29—The Southern Utilities Co., Lot 3, Blk 0, Tr 9............ 04
New York Nationals returned home Southern Utilities Co., Lot 4, Blk 9 , Tr 9......... 50
161.85
from an unsuccessful road trip Southern Utilities Co., Lot.6. Blk 9, Tr 9.......... 50
lfil.85
Wednesday and defeated Brooklyn
200.70
la both gantca of a double-header, Mrs. J. C. Higgins, Lot 1, Blk 10, Tr 9................ 62
200.70
6 and 5, and 4 and 2. Fournier hit Mrs. L. B. Garnt, Lot 2, Blk 10, Tr 0................ 62
hfa hfnth home run of the sennon
A. C. Martin’s Addition, Sanford, Fla.
In tho first game. Bentley held W. F. Rungc, N. 44 4 ft. Lot 8, Blk 10, Tr 9......
141.05
Brooklyn to two hits in eight in N. II. Garner, S fi',4 ft, of Lot 3. Blk 10, Tr 9......
17.80
nings In the second game, but
N.
II.
Garner,
N.
39
ft.
Lot
4.
Blk
10,
Tr
9.....
126.21
weakened in tho ninth. Ryan
checked n Brooklyn 'rally ufter two Nv II. Garner, S 49.7 ft. Isit 4, Blk 10, Tr 9......
160.88
ryns wore scored. Tho scores:
Cornelia Zachnry, Lot 5, Blk 3, Tr 8 ... „ .....
378.73
George A. Radford, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr 8 . ..........
133.84
“Cincinnati 0-5; Sf. Louis 6-3
i ST. .LOUIS,
May 29.—Doak George A. Radford, N. 19.27 ft. Lot 10, Blk 3,
T r 8 ............................... ......... ......................
Weakened after n good start and
tM Cardinals dropped the second Mrs. K. K. Smith. S. 21.46 ft. Lot 10, Blk 3
game Wednesday with the Cincin
T r 8 ................. ....... ....................................... 21.46
nati Reds. 3 to 2, after Sotheron
Mrs.
F. K. Smith, Lot II, Blk 3, Tr 8 .............. <10.73
had turned in n aix to nothing shut
out in the opener. He allowed only T. M. Mitchell, Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr 8.................... 67.75
fWs- safe hits in the first gnme, L. B. Hudgins, l* t 7, Blk 4. Tr 8...... ...... ...... 50
all in the last three innings. The L. Grow, Lot 8, Blk 4, Tr 8 ............................... BO
■Cores:
R. A. Howell, WMP of lx»t 9, Blk 4, Tr 8 ........ 60
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i • "Philadelphia 4; Boston t
57.75
[BOSTON, May 29— Philadel
4986
phia hit Wednesday when Benton Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 5, Tr 8..............
Was given bases on balls and de
feated Boston 4 to 1. Lee's Iriplr C. E. Secrest, Lot 8, Blk 5, T r 8.........................
Frank J. Stephenson, Lot 10, Blk 5, Tr 8 . . .......
City Park, All Blk fi, Tr 8.................................
J . W. Fitzgerald Est.. Lot 0, Blk 7, Tr 8...........
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Lot 7, Blk 7,
Chicago 9; Pittsburgh 6
* T r 8 ....................................... ..................... .
I vCHICAGO,
u i^avioi M a v tv .—«f'hnirnp'o
drove Cooper and Lundgren off the Atlantic Const Line Railroad Co., Lot 8, Blk 7,
mound Wednesday nnd deft*ate,l
T r 8 ....................................... ..........................
^itUbur/th 9 to (i,
Aldridge Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co„ Ix>t 9, Blk 7,
■Itdied a steady game after the
T r 8 ................................................................... 49
158.R1
Southern Utilities Co., Lot 8. Blk 8, Tr 8.............. 50
161.85
Southern Utilities Co., Lot 9, Blk 8, Tr 8....
50
161.85
Southern Utilities Co., Lot 10, Blk 8, Tr 8 .......... 60
161.85
Alice W. Palmer, Lot 6, Blk 9, Tr 8 ................... 49
158.61
Alice W. Palmer, ty t 7, Blk 9, Tr 8 ..................... 49
158.61
Alice W. Palmer, Lot 8, Ulk 9, Tr 8 .................. a, 49 » - 168.61
Alice W. Palmer, Lot fl, Blk 9, Tr 8 ... ................ 17
378.73
City Park, AH Blk 10, Tr 8 ................. .. *...... W4
854.63
J. A. Humbley, Lot' I, Blk *J, Tr 9..^...,.............. 17
378.73
'etersburg Banc Km Hits to Mrs. Helen G. Jinking, Lot 6, Blk 3, Tr 9___ __ ! 61.1
197.78
LT sap»; -ERIet’s Homer in Emma A. Whittle, Lot 7, Blk 3, Tr 5) ............. 61.1
197.78
th Wins for* Bradcntown.
Minnie McDougal, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr 9................. 67.67
p j a )X77 j i i t . > ■
180.94
CELAND, M ay, 29.—Lake- Charles Brown, Lot !?, Blk 4, Tr 9.............'_..... 50
s 161.85
i)ok tbs odd. gsnie of tho Mrs. W. S. Baldwin, Lot 8. Blk 4. Tr 9.................. 6ft
lfil.85
with Orlando 5 to 1, Wednea- Mrs. W. S. Baldwin,. Lot 4, Blk 4, Tr 9_______ 50
161.85
ton w m wild and inef.
Mattie
G.
Pace,
Lot
5,
Blk
4,
Tr
9
.....................
57.75
186.94
i Ehrhardt pitched fine
161.85
xrept in the,seventh and was John D. Jinklns, Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr 9-----...._____ 60
1*0 sensational support. Or- John D. Jinkins, Lot 2. Blk 5* Tr 9...................... 60
181-80
M de five straight singles in John D. Jinkins, Lot 3, Blk 6. Tr 9...„................ 68.29
188.68
ifth snd scored but one lane
John D. Jinkins, Lot 4, Blk 5, Tr 9.................... 60
161.85
John D, Jinkins, Lot 6, Blk 5, Tr 9.............. ...... 58.29
188.68
•Blk 0, Tr 9------- 1...... 50
16135
T. J. Miller, Lot 2,
50
161.85
John D. Jinkins, Lob 3, Blk
T r 9.—
65.1
210.78
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4, » k .« ,.T r &
50
161.86
Meisch Realty -Co., Lot I, Blk *6, T r SL
60
161^5
■amenta are. payable friU
£
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Notice I s * h e r e b y « lv e n . t h a t - b i d s
w ill !>« rec eiv e ^ b y th e B o a r d ‘ of
County C o m m issio n e rs j of S em inole
‘County, Ploflrfiit f o r t h e m a i n t e
n a n c e 'a n d r e p a i r o f c e r t a i n d r a i n s
ami ca nals In th e B lack H am m o ck
D rsinaffc D is tr ic t, In a c c o r d a n c e
(JSdm JlU H S-amJ. sp e cific atio n s propare d th e r e f o r by F r e d T. W llllam e,
E nR lnecr; eald bids to* be received
and opened a t - 10:00 o'clbck A. M.. on
the 4th d a y of J u n e . A. D. 1914. a t
th e C o u rt H o u s e In S anford. F lo f-
r AST0& WORKING PEOPLE
SERVICE: Tfa
i The, fie*t of w ot)«js g etjp u t of Dame, In doing b
sort* when tho liver fells to act;
They feel languid, half-sick, "blue”
slid discouraged and think they are
getting lossy. Neglect of these
symptoms might result In J sick
spell, therefore the sensible course
I* to take a dose' OT.tWd o f Htfrblnt.
It is just thg -medlchi r nftMWTfo
purify tho system, and restore the
vim and ambition of health,- Price
fine. Sold by Union Pharmacy,
C X g fa
E. A\ tXiUOLABS. C lerk .
For President of United States:
WILLIAM G. MeADCHf
OSCAR W. U 7D E S w o o n
For Presidential Electors—Group No, 4
(Vote for one First Choice.)
J ." LEO~ANDERSON
P.~W. CORR .________________
For Presidential Electors—Group No. 6
(Vote for one First Choice.)
D7 W._BERRY
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J. F. DORMANT
For Delegates lo National Democratic Convention,
State at Large:
(Vote for four First Choice.)
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WILLIAM JE N NINGS BRYAN____________________
ROY CAMPBEL1
JERRY W. CARTER __
GERTRUDE IL CORBET
GEO. B. CRAMER____
J. J. DICKINSON
CROMWELL GIBBONS’
ALBERT W. GILCHRIST
J. F. C. GRIGGS
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M. B. MOREY
PAT MURPHY
F. V. PARADISE
GILCHRIST B. STOCKTON
PERRY G. WALL_________
I n t h e Cl re till C o u rt of Seminole
C o u n ty , F lo r i d a .
NOTICE OF SPEIIAI. MASTER'S
S jt L b
V. C. r o lle r , d o in g rumlness aa S a n
ford N ov elty W o r k s . C o m p la in a n t,
va.
C larence V. Mnnoi.ey, a n d Zoo V i r
g in ia M ahoney, fifa wife,
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Notice Is h e r e b y Riven, t h a t u n
d e r and by v ir tu e of a d e c r e e of
fo re c lo s u re In th e above e n title d
ca u se dated 14lh d a y o f April. 1934.
t h o u m itral K urd as S pecial M a ste r
w in o f f e r f o r aale to th e h ig h e s t
b id d e r for ca sh , a t t h e f r o n t d oor
For Delegates to National Democratic Convention,
Fourth Congressional District:
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(Vote for two First Choice.)
JOHNC._COOPER. Jr,
JOIIN C. CRAWLING
GEORGE B. mLLS
JOHN M. MURRELL
LEWIS W. ZIM
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Notice I* h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e
. p a r t n e r s h i p la te ly s u b s i s t i n g be*
tw e e n us. t h e u n d e r s ig n e d . L u t h e r
H e s t e r a n d J. W . C a rv e r, c a r r y i n g
on b u sin e ss a s b u tc h e r s and m e a t
m a rk e t, a t N in th S tr e e t a n d M aple
Avenue, H anford. F lo rid a , u n d e r tits
s ty l e or Arm of H e s t e r A C a r v e r ,
w a s on th e 2Sth d a y of May, 1924.
dissolved by m u t u a l c o n sen t, a n d
t h a t the b u s in e s s In f u t u r e w ill be
c a r rie d on by th e sa id J. W. C a r
ver. w ho w ill pay a n d d i s c h a r g e all
d e h te and lia b ilitie s . And re c e iv e all
m oneys p a y a b le to th e la te firm.
J . X V. C A R V E R .
LU TH ER HESTER.
D ated May S lth .i 1924.
May 23; J u n e 6.
(Vote for one First Choice.)
We offer special reductions for F
day and Saturday only, as warm wei
er stimulators. Savings on apparel tl
will appeal to the thrifty feminine shi
per,
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General reductions on
all hats, including dress,
street and sport hats.
Represented in
Silks,
Straws, • horsehairs and
Neapolitan Straw s in all
the popular Bummer col
orings
$9.75 hats
Kr#d n. W ilson.
S olicito r f o r co m p la in a n t.
For Governor:
(Vote for one First Choice, and one Second Choice.)
STOREY J. cATTS
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FR-,\NK E. JENNINGS
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JOHN W. MARTIN
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CHARLES H. SPENCF.R
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WORTH W. TRAMMELL
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Others reduced
cordingly
For State Superintendent of Public Instruction:
<Vote for one First Choice.)
W . S. CAW tlloSi
A substantial nr)
on capes of uom
merit. A fortunate ji
chase enables ua toil
a collection, reprutii
in knitted material j
splendid wcaviaf gg
ities. Also a fewCi
tons. Colors black, Q
grey, henna and kha.
Specal price
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Knur;
For Railroad Commissioner for Unexpirrd Term
(Vote for one First Choice.)
A I.T O N B. C A R T E R
E. S. MATTHEWS
For Adjutant General
(Vote for one First Choice.)
j r c n r F o R i) - R r r o s f E R ~
GEORGE J. GARCIA
for the liver
Beware of im ila tk x u . Demand
the (enulna in 10c and 38cpacka«o* bearing above Undo mar*
For Slate Attorney, Seventh Judicial Circuit
GEO. A. DeCOTTEff
MILLARD B. SMITH
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Door *•
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For State Senator, 19th Senato^iat District:
(Vote for one First Choice.)
CEW rsiyEKYAN
M. O, OVERSTREET
For Member House of Reprea entatlve
(Vote for one First Choice.)
FORREST LAKE
J, R, LYLES
For Clerk of Circuit Court:
(Vote for ono Fir«t Choice and one Second Choice.)
H. H. CHAPPECT
VANCE E. DOUGLASS
W. U MORGAN
We have been appointed the Gabriel
Service Station for this entire county,
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For County Judge:
(Vote for one First Choice and one Second Choice.)
JffltN G. L K M a IM
SCIIELLE MA1NES
JAMES G. SHARON
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For Sheriff:
(Vote for ono First Choice and one Second Choice.)
RAYMOND I,. ALLEN
E. E. BRADY
C. M. HAND
J. H, LEE
W. A. TILL1S
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For Tax Collector:
(Vote for one First Choice.)
JNG. I). JINKINiJ
R. C. MAXWELL
For County Prsescuting A ttorney:,
(Vote for one V in t Choice.)
5E o‘- C. HfeltRlNG
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ERNEST
F. HOUSHOLDER
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For County Commissioner, 1st District:
(Vote for one First Choice.)
G. L. BLEDSOE
BOSTON STEELE
For Justice of the Peace, 1st District:
(Vote for one F irst Choice,)
L. O. STRINGFELLO^
For Constable for 1st Justice of peocs District t
(Vote for one F irst Choice.)
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R. C WHITTEN
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the only spring control device'entitled to the
name Snubber. They can be installed qpickly and without alteration to practically every
car.
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You will find responsible advice and rea
sonable
prices here.
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aril Daily Herald
JT-AD r a t e s
Casli in A d v an ce
|Mrj Ida, rf111 b e r e J i t i»«i*diMte>r . | e r
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Political
Announcements
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
F a n c o u n t y c o u a u .s i i o n k h
I h ereby announce njy candidacy
‘f o r th e office, of County C om m is
sio n e r from D istrict N um ber one. of
Hemtnole County, subject to th e a c
tio n of th e D em ocratic p r im a ry J u n e
v »•»*<.
nnSTOM NJEKLK.
FOR SALE—Fine heifef 3-4 Jer
sey. Will bo fresh in July, $35.
L. A. Rensud, Sanford Heights.
FOR SALE—One 14 H.P. gas en
gine nt a bargain. HoolehanColeman Co.
JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair sho
is located at the coner of 4ourth
and Pine Ave. and he will be glad
to «ee any of his old customers, and
take care of thel rwnnts a t any
lime. He does general ruto repair
work, and guarantees satisfaction.
Hring your nuto troubles to him,
and then forget them,__________
f’Oll SALE—Complete radio equipwill take small cash payment
and balnnco easy terms. Box 201;
tare Herald.
FOR SALE—Comple radio eqquipment and complete sets nt various
prices. Cash or terms. Box 201,
care Herald.
F or SALE—D eS otuPaints and
Varnishes, a t Sanford Novelty
Works, sole agents.
FOR SALE—Household furniture.
Call at 1020 Union Avenue.
F O R S A L E —Piano, household
furniture, wulnut book case, etc.
Apply immediately M. C. Kettler,
312 Chapman Ave.. Phone 478-R.
FOR SALE!—Flowers for memo
rial day; shnuta daisies, xinnius,
calla lilies, rose. Stewart, the Florist. Phone 280-W.
FOR. PROS KOI JTINO ATTORNEY
llae
lla a
III
ie, Type d ouble a b o v e
date* ere for cqnit renerllon*.
rj. ol everege length
5 * e lin e
Charge 3U« f o r
first
f i l i n g Is r e s tr ic te d to
claaalflcailon.
error Is made T h e Han_ld will be re sp o n s ib le
•ns Incorrect In se rtio n ,
•rtljer. for s u b a f ti u e n t
„ The office s h o u ld be
Immediately In c a s e of
i0 An v F . i t T i a p . i i g .
n)d re p r e s e n ta tiv e th o r uiUlar w ith r a te s , r u le s
»l!katlon, will * lv e you
i Information.
A nd If
i, they will a s s i s t y o u In
your w ant ad to m a k e
effective.
roll IN AT N dT It-R . . .
liners should g iv e t h e i r
■ post office e d i tr e s s a s
(heir phone n u m b e r if
lire results. A b o u t one
ini of u th o u s a n d t\as a
„ and th e o t h e r s c a n 't
[cats with
yo u u n le s s
ew your address,
eteellnaanee .M O ST be
la person s t Tfc# SnnIrrsld offlee n r b y l e tTelephone d ls e o a t l n it> sot valid.
m s P rom pt, E f f i c i e n t
Service.
Political
nouncement
TAX r n l.l.K C T O It.
jr> announce t h a t I am s
for re-election t o th e ofCeunty T ax C o lle c to r of
County, s u b je c t
to th e
the D em ocratic p r im a r y
1 m June.
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JNO. D. JTNKINS.
SIXTY CO.It MISSION Hit.
by announce m y
eandlCounty C om m issioner for
Xo. 3, Seminole
C ounty.
9 the D em ocratic P r im a r y ,
914.
L. P. HAOAN.
Ik COUNTY J U U flB .
by announce m y s e lf a s a
frr Hi•- office of C o unty
Rsmlnnlo C ounty, s u b je c t
■venule p rim a ry , J u n e 3,
p.*tgr f a it h f u l
se rv lc s
tu n
■ i n i Mi v a n - r .:itT
w a r e - m r—rwmllilircT
linn tu th o o ffice or
tommisslonor from Dlam'j-r Four of
Hemlnol
lubject to th o a c tio n of
temlc p rim a ry J u n o 3rd,
n. F. W H E E L E R .
1BI1R r t l t C U I T COURT.
Is announce t h a t I am n
for Clerk of t h o C irc u it
Seminole C ounty, s u b je c t
-•Mile prim ary, J u n o 3rd
I promise t h e f a it h f u l
or* of the d u t i e s cun
lib that office,
W. U MORGAN.
Br 1*11EVEN T A T I VE.
Huiiy a n n o u n c e m ysolf
•Otais for th a H o u s a o f
Uvl
from
S em inole
robjrrt to the D e m o c r a tic
Jun<* 3, 1934. I f elected
idrocati* c o n s tr u c tiv e leglsi Hie benefit of t h e g r e a t btr of people In S em inole
and the s t a l e of F lo rid a .
J. R. LYLES.
ItRriiKXRNTATIVfS.
ty announce my c a n d id a c y
btr II oiihc of R e p r e s e n t s Seminole C ounty, a u b je c t
*tk>a of the v o te r s a t t h a
He prim ary, J u n e 3.
FORREST LAKE.
01‘XTY COM Ml UNION KH.
A itesirw in an n o u n c e to tho c u t aens of HemlnnU County t h a t l am
k c n n d ld a te for th e nom ination to
be P r o e e c u tln g A ttorney tor th e
C ounty C o u rt of Seminole County,
s u b je c t to tlie action of th e Demo
c r a tic p rlm n ty . Ju n o Snl, - l s l , . l
wilt b e g r a te f u l Tor your Vole and
th e n o m in a tio n
E R N E S T F. ItOUSHOLDER.
V o n JU S T lc e. o f p e a c e
I h e re b y announce my candidacy
f o r J u s t i c e o f P eac e In a n d fo r th e
F i r s t D istric t of Seminole County.
------------P. M. E L D E1R.
I
F U ll S H E R IF F .
I hereby an n o u n c e my candidacy
for Sheriff of Seminole County, s u b
je c t to th e D emocratic p rim a ry .
J u n e 3rd, 1934.
J. If. LEE.
t o n COUNTY JtllltiK .
T h ere b y an n o u n c e my candidacy
for t h e office of County J u d g e
of S em inole County, sub je ct to th e
ac tio n of th e voters nt th e D em o
c r a t i c p r im a r y J u n e 3.
JOHN a . LEONARDT.
K O Il
ro ix ri
c o s t MISSION EH .
ss
1 h e re b y announce my candidacy
lor C ounty Com missioner for th e
3rd D istric t, com prising th e to w n s
if L a k e Mary. Lomtwo'id, am i A l
ta m o n te Springs, and r esp e ctfu lly
solicit th e support of tho v o te rs of
th is d is t r ic t nt the p r im a ry to be
held J u n e 3, 1»!4.
W. D. BALLARD
F O R COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I h ereby announc e my c a n d i
dacy fo r County C om m issioner for
For Sale—nouse and lot on San
th e F if t h D is tr ic t of Seminole C o u n
ty. S u b jec t to tlie notion of th e ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms.
J u n e P r im a r y of 1934.
For Sale—Business now clearing
f;. If. K I L n E R .
four to five hundred dollars per
_ .. FOR CLERIC OF COURT......... month.
$1,500 takes It.
Come
t h ere b y an n o u n c e my c a n d id a cy
for th e office of C lerk of th e C ir quick.
cuit C ourt. Seminole County, F lo r
For Salo—Ten acres, 300 feet
ida, s u b je c t to th e decision of th e lake front, good dwelling, garage, a
D em ocrntlc p rlm n rv to be held on
J u n e 3rd. A. D , 1924. I s tn n d for good variety of. fruit trees, a baggain for $4,000, Terms
efficiency nnd service In office.
VANCE E. DOlfOLASS.
We have the largest listing nn
FOR STA TE SENATOR FROM T H E celery and vegetable farms in the
N IN E T E E N T H SENATORIAL
city. If you want a city lot, n su
DISTRICT.
T a n n o u n c e my c a ndida cy
for burban lot, a house ready built;
nom in a tio n a s S ta le Henntor fro m celery farm, grove o>* anything in
the N in e te e n th S en ato rial D istrict, the real estate line rail on us. We
su b je c t to th e D em ocratic P r im a r y sell at tho owners' price only. Call
to be held J u n e 3rd. I a m a n a t
to r n e y a t law p ra c tic in g nt S a n and see us. We give you the bar
ford. F lo rid a, and have been a r e s gains and service.
ident of an d a t to r n e y In th e N ine THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
te e n th S e n a to ria l D istric t fo r 13
SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX.
years. Y o u r s u p p o r t will b s g r e a t
ly ap p re c ia te d .
FOR
SALE or trade for good auto
L E W IS O'BRYAN.
29 acres hammock land on St.
F O R STATU ATTORNEY,
Johns river; two 4-room cottages;
I h e re b y an n o u n c e my c a n d i
dacy fu r t h e nfflce or S ta te A t t o r 30 minutes’ drive from Sanford.
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ney f o r t h e fievenih J u d ic ia l C i r P, O. Box 1030, City.
c u it o f F lo rid a, su b je ct Ip the D e m fO R
SALE—Five acres land,
o c r a tic P r im a r y lo be held J u n e 3.
REAL ESTATE
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SUAHLKTT.
Pnrt is cleared. Easy terms.'-Irt__[RulrH(TfO.^U."+fowimb,-T103' Oak
Avenue. jx a jt j
Mp
P O R . T A X r O t t K C T O R ..
k t i e i ; to a a n o u r f r e i m y s e l l m e s nn-- S’C"
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the
main
Dixie
Highway.
Ideal
le c to r of Kemtnole County, s u b je c t for home site, auto camp, etc.
to t h e decision of th e D em oc ratic
See
P r im a r y to be held J u n e 3rd. 1924. Priced low for quick snie.
R. C. M A X W E L L
owner. D. W. Short, Lbngwood,
F l a . _________________ _
F O U COUNTY PROSECUTINO
» attorney.
FOR SALE OR RENT—I havo
I w ish t o an n o u n c e t h a t I *hal
well developed truck land for
be a c a n d id a te f o r the office of
C ounty P r o s e c u tin g A ttorney, eub- sale or rent in tho Iowa City suc
Joct to th e endorse m ent
sf t h e tion, where will be found the best
D em o c ratic v o te rs a t th e J u n e 3rd, truck land In Seminole County. See
Bob King. Oviodo, Fla., or write
p rim a ry . n R O tt n F . n h e h i u NO.
E. R. Moore. 250 N. E. 25th S t,
FOR TAX ASXtMNtHI.
T w liti t o announce t h a t T am a Miami, Fla.
ca n d id a te fnr re-ele ctio n to th e
office of T a x A s a e im r of Sem i
nole C ounty, sub je ct to th e d ec is
ion of th e D em ocratic P r im a r y to
o . held J u n e 3rd. ^ V a UOUAN.
Advertising
KUK RENT—Rooms. Wouldn’t WANTED—To rent by the
three unfurnished rooms for
you ba able to use the money se
cured by renting that vacant room light housekeeping. Should
now going to waste! There are reasonably near In. Address Bo:
many persons looking for places to R. W. L., care Herald.
I CULUMBUH (C5a.) LKDOER—Cla
.KUOER—Claas- stay. Help take care of them and
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llled Mila hav e the la rg e s t clrcu- not only make money but assist in
■ la tlo n In S o u th w e ste rn Georgia. keeping people In Sanford. Phono
Apartments
M l u t e 8a fC-wurd) line.
148 and give your ad over the tel" ADVERTISE tn’ the Joumal-Hor ephone.d giU*e The eHrald for quick
For Rent
aid, South Georgia's greatest service.
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classiftedrates FOR RENT—Furnished room. 214 FOR RENT—Two room a p a r t
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East Second street.
ment,
with
or* without garage,
10c per line. Way cross Journal018
Oak
Avenue.
FOR
RENT—Two
large,
cool
furHerald, _Waycro3S, Georgia.
housekeeping rooms $18 FOR RENT—Two room
TO REACH the prosperous farm pernished
ment. 202 Park Avenue.
month,
or $5 per week. 312 E.
ers and fern growers of Volusiai i Fi:
Fifth* street.
FOR
RENT—Large apartment. All
county advertise in the DeLand; j^ R RENT—Two bed rooms and
modern conveniences. 417 Watt
11th S t and Elm Ave. Second Street.
with order. rftte lc per Word' CB8b M.kitchen.
Schneider.
F O R R E N T —Furnished bed
A LITTLE WANT AI) in Tho
rooms and apartm ent
MYs.
Herald will bring you big reGeorge Cook, 1009 Union S t _____
■ s u its . Advertise those old articles
■ you have stored away and have
Houses l o r R ent
FOR RENT—On June 3 fine-new
apartment and garage at Sllwe ,
no use for. A little thirty-cent ad FOR RENT—House for the sumlj)ke, $15 per month. Write D ti,J
may bring you several dollars.
mer months. 801 Magnolia.
Phono 148 and a representative FOR RENT—5-room house, bath. Noble, Box 1122 Sanford, or call''*
nn him at Silver Lake.
will call tu see you.
lightss, water and garage, $30.00
FLORIDA -ORLANDO— Orlando per month. Inquire 1820 Park Av«. FOR RENT—After June first u p
per apartment, 3 roams, batL, *
mornng Sentinel; largest class!- p 0R r e n t —ft-room house, newly
garage.
Park Avenue. Apply
fled business, rate lc n word, minfurnil(hcj throughout. Fine lo- 910 Park1300
Avenue. Mrs. Savage.^ .
Imimi 24c cash with order. •
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ration. 209 E. Fifth street.
FOR RENT—One three-room fur
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Aunished apartment also four room « A
1 gustu, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest j
unfurnished apartm ent 218 Fre
rucCZtN
We have a complete stock, all sizes and all ■ iclassified medium, rate cash .09c
Help Wanted
Avenue. Inquire 300 French Ayik*
H charge. 10c per line, minimum
Prices
■ :- 3 0 c . ____________ __________ SHOES—Become our local sales nue.
man selling high grade shoes di FOR RENT—New apartment com
~ MAlVlE—Wateiville, Morning Sen
pletely furnished, with private
tinel. Thousands of Mnlne peo rect to wearer. Quick seller nnd bath.
or three rooms. Will be
ple arc Interested in Florida prop good commission. Experience not vacant Two
Saturday. Phone 444 or 304'
erty. Reach them through the required. TANNERS SHOE MFC. W. Fifth
Street.
Sentinel. Rate card on applica CO.. 1114 C St. Boston. Mass.____
tion.
PALM BEACH COUNTS'1—The
Miscellaneous
nrene of stupendous developmentRead ubnut it In the Palm Beach
W anted
Post. Sample copy sent on re
quest.
PLENTY OF OTHER TRA N 8-•
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tn in pa Daily
FERS, yes, but none with SER-*'
Mrs. Herman Steule and son, Alton,
Times, the great home daily,,i WANTED—Two Udies to do house VICE
for their middle name. Phone •
fnr the week ut their home in Ur- rate 1M»c por word, minimum
to house aulicitir” . Good propo 498.
lundo.
charge 25c cash with order. Write sition on
straight commission
It. M. Burns of Terre Haute, for complete rate card. _______ basis working for local business ARE YOU MOVING?—Call a
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER.
Ind., wns the guest of his daugh DKVK.l.Ol’KItS ATTENTION—Ten- concern. Call nt Herald office for
They will do the job aa you want it
ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Rarola la b eg in n in g tfie K rr a t.n l de- further information.
p rn r n t In tllorlna'a histo ry : a
done. Phone 498.
Clifford Proctor, at their home on vh ar lo
lf million do lla r h ig h w ay to th«*
Bcanlall Avenue for a week. Mrs. g u lf bench Ju»t llnlalicd: a l wo
WANTED—Pupils for aummar
Proctor and little daughter, Marcia, m illion do lla r bridge acr>ma Kscnmschool. See Mrs. Raynor, 803 W.
have accompanied Mr. Burns back bln Ray s ta r t e d ; q u a r t e r million
Thlrd_street,______ ___________
^•.rro ii.,.#*
l||l.in ■I
«»i*«ra luiun^. unUrr cotuiruc*
Itrro Haute to remain during n t,n; two milliun^ MiliK ipfnt nn
FOR RENT—Costumes, wlga, etc.,
-the summer months, Mrs. Proctor’s hlgtiwity; Mreiitent cha nce for live
for parties, balls ana home tal
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rs
to
get
In
i.n
ground
first visit back since coming haru
ent Plays, 214 East Second Street.
flooi.
W
rll*
D
evrloiim
rot
D
ep
a
rtas u bride several years ago.
n ir n t T h e P m s a c o la News.
SHEEP WANTED—About 12 head
Morgan McClelland Is a t home W E ST V lltO IN IA —C l a r k ib u r g . T he
glee lowest price and I will call
Cars
For
Sale
from three and a half years’ service
C lnrksburu
Exponent, m o r n in g .
, . _
,
at once. E. C. Bates, AltantonU
in the U. 8. A. spent a t Fort 8am Including Hundny, m u rulng Issue. , r OR SALE— Dodge coupe, excop- Hotel. Altnmonlo Springs.____
tlunul bargain, properly equipt, WANTED—S a n fo rd Soilness
ustoli, Tex. Morgan received his t _ c i n t per word, m inim um 34c.
;H llUYERS
BUYERS or sellers of (finish
‘finish is in exccllt
excellent Condition, .who are. in.
honorable discharge May 2. He hnd TO REACH
.egUta
■.advcrtUa .injISfifiOJIft.
Tanoa. W A w ore'4 BalUqr, hilp
4RJSf--urnly one furlougli honun.durinjp>Vt*n
. -- -------------^
n
the St.
St. Petersburg
Petersburg Times.
Times.One
OneccnL.wL.esUita
cenJLl.wLa»«tala/andinaaraac«,
WinUr
~r *>*-a.--tarnuaf. xervice.
.
tho
*ai
id
Mrf and
word daily, two cenU a wnfflf'Pfljf.^ , 717 ^,
p p Mir. J. W. bgrfcV
V ahd’ oent'a
Sundays.
FOR SALE—1924 Overland coupe, help when there ia probably
son, Joe, are at theif summer home, ____________________
Inglesldo, near Atlanta, Ga. Wo "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell i _ fully equipped. Dodd-Jordan Co., tha person you w ant In tha.
anything!" If so advertise in Mngnolia Avenue.
nre pleased to note that Mr. Corley
SPECIAL
did not receive a permanent injury the "Gainesville Sun."
FOR SALE—New light six Studefrom tho accident to his eye sonto ADVERTISING gets results if It
baker sedan equipped with bal
W anted
time ago.
FRIDAY A N D
reaches potential buyers. Pa- loon cord tires and bumpers. $200
Intka Daily
Mrs. Nick Zernovean will enter - 1 latka
Dally Nuws is circulated in below market price, or will trade WANTED—Three room apartment
or small cottage, fumiahed. AsSATURDAY
tain Circle No. 4 of Methodist I circulated in industrial and ugricul- for a conch. J. M. Lemoine, Osceoln, Florida._____
swer "C." care Herald.
ladieH at her attractive home on ! turnl center.
FOR SALE—Good second-hand WANTED—Steady^job by
Ucurdall Avenue this Thlrsday aft
Spanish Mackerel 25c ernooii.
Federal truck; also-two mules.
boy Age 15.
Apply Box I t,
Fonlson tractor^ and Cleveland and reference.
ft
Blue F i s h ..............25c
This New Treatment tractor.
Bob King, Oviedo, Fla. 'F . D. No. 1.
LEARN ABOUT Polk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele
gram. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
*' Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.
YES
—
YOU CAN KEEP YOUR OFFICE OR
HOME COOL THESE HOT DAYS.
JUST USE
DIEHL ELECTRIC FANS
Ball Hardware Co.
•
» Y
to
ISU V U III t l U i l l U U
A val*
g lU l lla
O u t n
..
"
.
FISH AND
POULTRY
Radio Program
Trout ;................. 25c
40c
Shrimp Cooked
East Sanford
Shrimp r a w ......
30c
We heard a man about town say
Saturday evening he thought “the M u lle t.... ........... 12Vic
uople within the city limita should H ens li v e ............
35c
E
e«p
their cars at home Saturday
i
evenings and walk down town, nt H ens dressed ...
40c
Saturday evening the country folks
45c
come to town for shopping and Friers liv e ..........
recreation. They are . obliged to
48c
purk their cars away out on side' Friers dressed ..
Never Fails To End
Piles
Program for May 29.
WSB—Atlanta Journal (429 ) 8-9
music; 10:45, organist.
Many sufferers from Piles or
WGR—Buffalo (319) 4:30-5:30,
FOR 8 U P r .n lN T T N n F .N T OF PUIIHemorrhoids
have become des
music;.5:30, news.
I.IC IN8TRUCTION.
WGN—Chicago Tribuno (370) pondent because they have j)ten
I h ereby nnnounce niy candidacy
f o r re-ele ctio n to th e office of
7-10, progrum, orchestra.
led to believe that (heir case was
County S u p e r in te n d e n t of P ublic
WMAQ—Chicago News (477.8) hopeless and that there was noth
I n s tr u c tio n of Seminole County,
8. University of Chicago; 8:16 Mrs.
s u b je c t to th e D em oc ratic p rim a ry
Dickinson, Mrs. Reed, Kfiss Par ing in the world to help them.
to be held on J u n e ^
a’ w TON.
ker.
To these people we say, "Go to
KYW—Chicago <530) 6:30, con
F O R COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ce rt:'6:35, talk; 7, reading; 7:20, C
I h ereby an n o u n c e my candidacy streets unless they come in before
T E o a v a *fu r r o M T o i !
Prompt
delivery
any
by a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y for t h e office of County Commie. 0 o’clock."
musicuL
IES."
Ono
of ihese inserted into
Ono man wo know of in town
ny Dommlnehmar for tha •Toner fro m D letrlct N um ber T w o
WLS—’Chicago (345 ) 5:30, mu
H.lrlci com prlatnjr C b a l a o - „ c l e m l n o l e County, a u b jec t to t h e drives his car down on First Street
where
in
the
city.
the rectum according to directions
sical;
5:30-7,
boys
and
girls,
mu
a
c
tio
n
of
th
e
D
em
ocratic
P
rim
a
r
y
nnd DnceuLl, a u b j w . to
Saturday ulternoon and parks it iff
sical; 9:16-12, Herald-Examiner will be found to glv® Im m e d iate
Jin
t ho D e m o c ra tic p rlJ u n e 1. !»!«•
JO H N AIEtSClI.__ a choice location and walks bark
»n. 1.
program.
relief. They reach the source of
C. ... H A U L E R SON. _ F O R CONSTABLE OF D ISTRICT home again a few blocks and after
WLW—Cincinnati (309) 9, ad
ft-RHh rlUCUIT COURT,
NO. I.
'
.
dress; 9:10 music; 9:30-10:15, mu the trouble and by their soothing
T hereby, an n o u n c e th u t »
a
'by announce t h o t I a m a
healing, antiseptic action *'r»t b1*
sic.
'♦ f a r i be office o f C le r k c a n d id a te f o r co n stab le of D lelrlct
Fish & Poultry
WFAA—Dallas News
(470) lay the pain and soreness and then
*IffUlt C ourt o f Remlnole No. I. s u b je c t t o th e D em oc ratic
Political
•object, t u t h e a c tio n of t h a p r im a ry to be held J u n e 3rd. 1924.
12:30-1, address, 8:30-9:30, musi by direct contact with the ulcers
* Market
tic prim aly In J u n e , 1914. Bald d is t r ic t b eing composed or th e
Announcements
cal; 11-12, music.
follo w in g v o tin g p rec incts:
San
___ II U. C H A P P E L L .
WOG—Davenport (484) 6:30, and piles cause them to heal up
fo rd . L a k e Monroe a n d P ap'o.
Phone — — .. 481-W bedtime;
bit ror-V TY JU D G E .
8. E. W A L K 8IL
9, orchestra.
N O TIC E .
and disappear forever.
People of S em inole C o u n ty :
t wIM ba a c a n d id a te for renom l
WWJ—Detroit News - (5 1 ^ 0,
• candidate
for
C o u n ty F O R J U S T I C E O F T U B P E A C E .
It’s simply wonderful how «peednation,
f
o
r
th
e
office
of
S
ta
te
At
your m p p o r t a n d v o te o n
I hereby announc e t h a t I ■»" *
News orchestra, soprano; 9, Gold- Uy they act. Blessed relief often
• *rd will be a p p r e c ia te d .
c a n d id a te f o r th e office nt J u i t l c * torney" of th e S eventh Ju d ic ia l Clr supper comes back and slU in his kette's orchestra.
»
*MUEL A. u. W IL K IN SO N . of t h e P eac e In and for th* F irs t c u lt of tlie S ta te of Florida, eub car during the evening to see tho
WBAP—Fort Worth Star-Tele l i e s in two days. E v e n i n g ,
J u s t i c e D istr ic t of Seminole C o u n Ject to th e a c tio n of the Demo crowds go by. “Better than the
0k C O U N T ? JUDORW
r r a t t c P r im a r y . Y our endorsem ent
gram
(476) 7:30-8:30, concert; that have steadily resisted
ty.
W
tlh
the
leged
and
efficient
J; Of course, to t h e a c tio n
fo r a second te r m of office will be movies," no ho says. We suppose 9:30-10:45, organ,
Brtnocrntlc p r i m a r y lo be a s s is ta n c e o f th e executive
known treatments, marvelous re
g
r
e
a
t
l
y
a
p
p
re
c
ia
te
d
he
means
country
folks
look
like
a
3rd, t will be a c a n d i d a t e o f th e co u n ty I promlee to do my
KFKX—Hastings (341) 9:30, sults have been obtained
0 8 0 R O E A. DECOTTEA
joke
to
him.
“Rice of C ounyt J u d g e o f
S ta te A tto rn ey . S ev en th Judicial
M. E. church.
• ''T y t e o r E L L C w .
All drum's** dispense MUAWt
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovcnn Saronville
' County. I s h a ll b e g r a t e
C ircuit, S t a t e of t .orlda.
WDAF— Kansas City Star (411) SUPPOSITORIES In the
r f) it “ s h e r i f f
in* nom ination a n d elec attended
the
Sanford
Truck
Grow
F
o r s h e r if f .
11:45
6-7,
Duo-Art,
address,
music
■J R elected I s e c u r e t h e
or can
can get
get it for you on i W t
T o th * V oters of S em inole C ounty: ers’ picnic to DeLeon Springs Tues
box or
<9 »f Seminole a f a i r a n d
Nighthawks.
day and reports a fine time.
notice.
WHAS— Louisville Journal <400)
A beautiful large porch ia being 8-9.
Bethel College Glee Club.
built on the south side of the FishKFI—Los
Angeles (469) 8:46,
. _____ ____ . p
Galloway home on Cameron Ave.
•*n»e conscientious a n d c o n - m yself to fulfill t h e dutlee
prom ise fo u r y e a r s of Law E n Mra. A. Corpany of Beordall Ave- ^ U n . K ^ U l 10' 12,
• fo rc e m e n t In a b u s in s s s m a n n e r by
• N ' v l c . a „ | , , B b s s n r e n d - , f f l c . to t h . b . . i of
fo r sa le
m any y e a r s o f ssrv lc e.
th e h e lp of th e p ro p e r eubordl- nuo haa been quite 111 with colitlt voc• ,'
—ANNOUJICEMIZNV
F
O
R
STATM
C IIA A V. H A R R IS O N .
n a te s u r a s e l s t s n i s a n d ea rn eetiy for the p
paat
u i week. Dr. Denton U ----------------------------------ATTORN BY.
...
O eneva. F lo r i d a
solicit t h e s u p p o r t of all law e n in attendance.
40 acres good land
1 a n n o u n c e m yself a candidate f o rc e m e n t votere. on J u n e 3rd.
for siiicnirrT
Lost and F oundr
Mrs. May Hasty is at home for a
o r th e office o f S ta te
A ttorney
RAYMOND L. ALLEN.
myself Ul m fTor
the
s
e
v
e
n
th
Judicial
Circuit
of
from Orlando where she hu- V 6 M M - Sanfo'rT"lliiiT School !on brick road, also 70
Is,
***** UltICR OI OU«rlfl
BUIl U O A Itli OK r r u u c | j j T week
*0 th e Dem ocratic
been taking treatments for tuber
‘"nla County, subject. U» lh< pF rloimrUa roy, stuob jebec t held
•TH U C TIO N .
pin 1914. M. C. Kettler, Phone acres same kind of
In
Jone.
If
f*lle BMmary J n r e . 1914.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my candidacy cular trouble.
478-R.______________
__________
upon
e
x
a
m
in
a
tio
n
of
m
y
r
*ct}Jld
_________ W. A TILLIB.
r*-al*ctlon a» m e m b e r o f th e
R. L. Grier and family are driv LOST—Collie dog] brown ami land, - both
my c a ndida cy Is fsvorbly consld. for
Hoard of
P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n fo r
tracts
F o il S llt :i| I K P .
•re d. y our vote an d active support Semlhol*
ing a new Ford touring car and
C ou n ty . F lorida, repreannounce m y s e lf a «*»nwhite. Return to Herald- Re
will
be
a
p
p
r
e
e
j
e
u
d
^
0
BsflTH.
Nick
Zsrnoveau
ia
dring
a
new
s
e
o
lln
g
School
D
istr
ic
t
No.
I.
of
£ ' r r,'-e,ecUon t o t h i office
easy to clear. $25.00
ward.
S em inole
'o u n ty , s u b je c t
to the_ Dodge truck.
" } . ( | Semtnoia C o u n ty a u b D e m o c ra tic p r im a ry to be beld on
or
near
LOST—Silver
vanity
In
b. i * “ ftIon of th* D am n- -------------- F O R V 0 N * T A D L B ; j
per acre for cither
Mrs. Argal Cameron and infant
I her*hy announc#
KHUUlive iay*»[< a can- ; J u n e 3rd. 1931.
to be held on J u n e
Baptist Church,. Finder return
CHAS. A. DALLAS._ daughter are here from the East
r r « * i l « c t J * 11. * “ n w..!?*
) « ! " ! » , o r a n o t h e r te r m 1 dt iidl ts t*L f oCon»t«bl*
to Jessie McRae, 122 Palmetto or both.
of*Di*trlet Hum■‘ (vintl the d u tle e of t h e
M K H I IB U O F s n i o o l , BOARD. Coast visiting A. B. Cameron and
“.m* same e f f ic ie n t m a n n e r b a r t. o< tJamlnoU County. *hl«m
I wlah to u n n o u n c e t h a t 1 am a Miea Maude Cameron a t their home Avenue.
v o tlo c precincts Natob*rs c a n d id a te
for
M em ber of
the
"**• cunductrcl it- m t h e lnrlud«*
LOST—English bull pup white and
For Sale or R ent
t. 1. 3 an d i . I will appreclat* tn» School UOard of Seminole County on Cameron Villa Road,
s
u
p
p
o
r
t
of
all
V
ite
rs
In
District
brindle, five months old. Return
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. H art and Mr.
from School D letrlct No I. auhjec t
______ C. M. HAND.
6 room hotise, all
b-NTY stim O b ’noA r n
C <CU*UD. U J l l t T E H ^ lo th e decision, o f th e D e m o c r a ts and Mrs; Herman Middleton were to 206 luiurel Avenue. Phone 385.
p r im a ry to b ehe ld J u n e I. 1934.
visitor* a t Daytona Beach Sunday. RewanL
annouuc# n iy a e lf _ r a n
______
y
;
!
d
Sanford or on Geneva conveniences $5000.
I h ere b y announce my
F O R COUMTT COMMISSIONKR.
hand beg containing sum V e r y easy term s or
from
Diet r let
No. X. fo r C o u n ty C om m issioner t o r ^ tne
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my candidacy
i f , .n.
ffo
o *r rt h e
, 5 ° t h e fo r re -e le c tio
. O sceola
en d F o u r t h D letrlct of
and various article#,
o lll —
t*
*u,»Ject to t h e a c tio n of ty. S u b jec t to the action of tne
a
r
f
c
have the money If they will rent at $40.00
^
P ' l m a r y . J u n a 3rd. J u n a P r im a r y of 19IL
a s - r s a r l . ° U « Carraway and family, a t their
bag and contents,
i
th e a e t l o a o f t h e D em ocratic p r i home on Bcanlall Avenue.
" f served a a a m in i Mr.
office. Hattie L. per month.
»*e Heard sin c e 1913. a n d t o t t i l i VUTB
m a ry Juna 3.
,T c iv
laa U BLBDSOK. Carraway
“••■n
m an
of
th e
»!a^
7 ,. vc hn ae ir
irin
or
in
■ 55* J * 1*. e sp e c ia lly flta m e
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Board
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if tha Board «
bi° “
SEMINOLE
s js r s s itv
T!srv»wwTai*M««SSl
W anted To Rent
Rooms For Rent
Jfu i
St
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DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
K. C. M A X W E L L
Schelle Maine*
Real Estate
and
• LAWYER
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In su ran ce
SANFORD,------FLORIDA
Elton
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George A. DeCo
ARCHITECT
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, »■ ■■ — Florida
Attorney-at-LaW
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Hanford.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LA
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R ide,
Phone
Contractor and Builder
517 Commercial Street
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, F R ID A Y , MAY 30, 1924.
EfdatixWeWi'i Heir
To Sivig,~t Estate
Jacob G.
lan To Be
To . Japanese
If Acceptable
[ay Be Sent
fughes Today
_______
p
*
jn of Publicity
fessage Will Be
fussed at Length
), May 30—There is
believe that the
foreign office has
^ed by th e' American
st whether Jacob
hurman, now minisna, will be acceptatmbassador to Japan
Cyrus E. Woods,
jresigned.
Receive Note Today
IGTON, May 80—Mean*
|j»pam*se communication
Thursday, is causing
ulation In the capital.
| occupied the Japanese
officals
throughout
land is still being carried
j The document will, probtsented to the state de
I today.
of Protest Unknown
| embassy no information
iture of the protest was
py. State department of*
i maintained silence. The
! making public the pro*
(considered by Secretary
d Ambassador Hnnihnrn
itter formally places the
the American govemi
Jly explanation thus far
| u to the form and subthe Japanese communihat curried in press dlsbich have reported ' that
Itreroment regards the
vision as “diserlmina-
CHICAGO, May 30—Mrs.
Edna Welch, former actress,
was today adjudged the daugh
ter o fthe late Charles F. Swi•jart, former alderman, by com
mon law marriage nnd sole heir
to his 8500,000 estate which has
been in litigation for several
yoars.
The decision upset
claims of the opponents of Mrs.
Welch that she was the daugh
ter of one Tom Jum Davis, and
born on Wolf Island in Canada.
Her mother had been Swigart's
housekeeper.
MELLON WILL BE
GIVEN CHANCE TO
ANSWER CHARGES
Secretary of Treasury Will Have
Opportunity of Answering •
Testimony of Means Before
Investigating Committee.
WASHINGTON. May 30.—Sec
retary Meliori will be given an op.
portunity soon us practicable to
answer before the senate Daugh
erty committee tho testimony of
Gaston Means, it was announced
today by Senator Wheeler, Demo
crat from, Montana, the committee
prosecutor.
With scarcely a mention of his
early accounts of money carried for
Jess Smith, the dead companion of
former Attorney Generul Daugh
erty, Means testified on the stand
Thursday that the funds of the
Republican National Committee
were to have been benefited by
whiskey permit sales, nnd in the
course of his testimony drew in
names of several senators.
Mexican Rebel Affairs
Touching lightly on Mexican rev
olutionary affaire and other topics,
Means asserted ho had investigated
Henry Ford by direction of Jess
Smith "to get the motive for his
unti-Jewish slant and to learn his
feelings toward the administra
tion,” and Gray Silver, Washington
agent of the American Farm Bu
reau Federation. But he tilted
chiefly at Secretary Mellon with
reference to liquor questions and
tho latter issued a statement late
n the day declaring Means’ testi
mony "too absurd to deserve no
tice/’
Opportunity to cross examine
deans will be given Mr. Daugh
erty’s attorneys Saturday, and ha
then will return to New York to'
B. 8. Abrogation
May 80.—The Nichi
Hay
I* of th e moat influential
Ipinese newspapers, in an
[uxens America’s abroga
te* “gentlemen’s agreeGermany’a “scrap of
itnwnt of Belgium: “It
»xl the Nichi Nichi, “that
emen s agreement* was a
Jiierent from ordinary
l&nt. nevertheless, it was
«ional understanding, the
« of which demands preIconsultatlon between the
"t * •ntereatod. America
«r open to the tame
Germany did when she
[•
Vote In House
r-Haughen Bill
to -w ith "c.Nary-Haughen farm
™prospect by tomorrow
■ouse today, onllke the
no Memorial Day re
* P*uP ie back Into
#» amendments which
“ft* against the measure
was Uid aside b u t
g ia Capitalist
ft Country Home
Ga., May 30.—Jacob
A J ttS U l
,nd Banking Company,
number of cotton mills
Industries, died at his
°n>e near here early
[Seeking Health
At Orlando
(°0, May 80—Judge Von
«er of *
Urly
ng. money from bootleggers and
retuurned against him, he declared,
as a result of his work.
Unperturbed and Oratorical
Unperturbed and occasionally
oratorical, the witness pieced out
ds story between questions of Sen
ator Wneler, the committee pros
ecutor. Jess Smith, for whom he
had been functioning as a sort of
confidential agent, in August, 1922,
described for him, he related, a
covert enmity between the depart
ment of justice and the treasury,
under Mr. Mellon. “They," said
Means, referring to Smith and his
friends, “wanted to have prohobltion enforcement transferred from
the treasury to the department of
justice, in .order to control the
whiskey situation.” \
Means testified that, well bud .
plied with cash, he set up the
“Women's
Clean
Government
League," and put H. L. Scarife, u
former department of justice In
vestigator and his assistant, in
charge with instructions to get in
contact with Secretary Mellon. Tho
purpoae, he indicated, was to take
up prohibition conditions and show
the treasury incompetent to handle
the whiskey situation.”
Says Smith Supplied Papers
Jess Smith had supplied him, he
continued, with documents purport
ing to show that Mr, Mellon had
"entered into an arrangement with
Rex Sheldon and Fred W. Upham,
treasurer of the Republican nation
al cofnmlttee,” by which Sheldon
was to be furnished with permits
for,withdrawing whiskey from dis
tilleries and warehouses. Sheldon
was to sell these, he added, and
turn over the $28 or $30 received
per case ah bootlegging market
prices to "pay thej debt of the Re
publican national committee.”
Secretary Mellon told Scaifo
something to make this story seem
likely, Means said, adding that
Senator Barsum, New Mexico, was
interested, bat the latter denied the
charge. Working around th# gen
eral subject in "New York and
other -places, Means said he also
found that Senator Lodge, Repub
lican, Massachusetts, has assisted
Craven Brothers, a New York firm,
to obtain a permit to export liquor
from the United States. He as
serted, however, that
Senator
Lodge was innocent of any wrong
doing , even though |he declared the
liquor got back to the United
States at Atlantic City., N. J., on
the steamer Gemma.
Son of Millionaire Box Manu
facturer Is Held By Auth
orities and Questioned Con
cerning Glasses Found Be
side Slain Youth Said To
Belong to Him; neither De
nies or Affirms Ownership.
CHICAGO,. May 30—Nathan
Leopold, Jr., age 19, son of a millicnnire box manufacturer, was
identified as the owner of a pair of
glasses# similar to those found
near the body of Robert Frunks,
13 year old kidnaper’s victim and
is in custody today after an all
night questioning in connection
with the death which for over a
week has baffled investigators.
He would neither affirm nor deny
the ownership of the glasses. A
check up of stories told by Leo
pold during the inquiry is being
made today.
There was little hope that Char
les Heath, Chicago druggist, found
suffering from the effects of poison
in a Louisville, Ky., hotel Thurs
day would be able to throw any
light on one of tho most baffling
mysteries with which the Chicago
police have ever had to deal.'
In Dying Condition.
According to reports received
from Louisville Thursday night
Heath is in a dying condition and
may never be able to make a
statement. Michael Hughes, chief
of detectives said ho had desired
to question Heath moro because
of his unusual actions than
through belief that he is directly
concerned in the kidnaping and
slaying.
A fter swallowing poison lost
Saturday, three days after the
Franks boy disappeared, Heath was
removed to a hospital. Dotectives
went to the hospital to question
him because he answered in a gen
eral way a hypothetical description
built up by the police of "George
Johnson," the man who carried
on the ransom negotiations by let
ter and telephone with the Franks
family, and because a message
signed with This name had been
commit suicide. When .they arriv*.
cd at the hospital, however. Heath
had vanished. After an investiga
tion of the man, little effort was
made to find him. Detectives said
his wife told them he had taken
the poison accidentally and may
have left because he -was fright
ened. Two Chicago detectives ex
pect to go to Louisville to ques
tion Heath tonight if they find he
can be questioned.
Three Women Arrested.
A woman whose name was
brought into the invesitgation by
an autoist who said he had given
another woman a lift and she had
mentioned the suspect, was arrest
ed Thursday with her two sisters
as they were-leaving*Their home
with tneir bags.
Prosecution R e s t s
Case In H ie T r ia l
Of Bishop B ro w n
30.—With
WASHINGTON,
President Coolidge c earing the
principal Memorial ” i address in
r
at 1
govern.
last full
L—**»»Wt
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t
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i *’* i K. V.' » k —.
s ' ■Jffsrig
;u
IS VICTIM OF
••V,;
' ‘
‘4'X A
-
Miss Mary L. Gahard Is Run
Over and Killed by an Auto
mobile Driven by N e g ro Accident Is Said to Have
Been Unavoidable by Eye
Witnesses — Driver of the
Car Arrested by Sheriff.
Mis* Mary L. Cabard, daughter
of the late Rev. C. S. Gnbnrd and
n niece of Rev. M. E. Gubsrd. of
Geneva, wus killed lute Thursday
nftemoon at Geneva when she was
run over by an automobile driven
by Theodore Morris, a negro.
The nccident occurred about 6
o'clock in front of tho postofTice
ut thnt place. Several people wit
nessed the accident, it wns learned
this morning. Little Fleda Frank
lin, who was with Mins Gaburd nt
the time the accident happened,
rw* •
wns uninjured.
The negro, it is said, was not
at n fast rate of speed
The Trenton, Uncle Sam’s lutest light cruiser, which is to test its driving
when he ran over the unfortunate
ability in long range scouting by making u 25,000-mile test cruise. The woman. It is said that ho never
picture shows the Trenton being flooded out of her drydock at Brook saw the woman crossing the street
until his car was right upon her
lyn IN. Y.) Nuvy Yard.
1
and he made an attempt to
swerve the car to one side, but was
too late, the car knocking Miss
Gaburd down nnd then passing
over her body.
Witnesses of the accident rushed
her into a nearby homo and sum
moned medical aid but sho passed
away before help could be secured.
The negro, remaining near the
Life Member of Organization De Amendment To Norris Bill Pro scene of the accident, wns arrested
later when Sheriff Hand arrived
clares That Hr Is Working To
vides that Either Government
there.
or Private Company Can
Oust Imperial Wixard Evans
Make Fertilizer.
From Order.
Mrs. H. H. Pattishall, who with
Mr. I’attiahull, witnessed the ac
WASHINGTON, May 30.—Fer cident, stated over long distance
WASHINGTON. Mny 30.—Ku
Klux Klan affairs were aired tilizer would be produced at Muscle telephone today that it uppuared
Shoals cither by the government or that the young woman evidently
Thursduy before* the senate com &
private concern under an amend
not obsurva the approaching
mittee investigating the election of ment to the Norris bill approved did
car as she started to cruss the
Senator Mayfield, Democrat, Texas. Thursday by the senate agriculture street. Several cars parked on the
F. N. Littlejohn of Pncolet, S. committee. It is also understood street mny have prevented this,
another amendment provides according to Mrs. Pattishall, who
C.t In business at Charlotte, N. C., that
Ihnt .power could either be pro said that the negro was not driv
n Hfo member of the Kiun, told tho duced by the government or a pri ing fast.
committee he was engaged at his vate company under government
Tha cya-wituess expressed the
■ ; *
'ewn expense in an investigation of control^
oplniun that the accident appeared
Executive Session
unavoidable. She said that tho
tho organization for the purpoie of
^profiting by u disclosure of irreg • After an executive session last negro apparently never saw Miss
ularities within it nnd that he waa ing several hours, the committee Gahard crossing the street either
Working to force Imperial Wizard agreed to the amendments pro apd that when ho did sue her, it
sed by a sub-committee and nl- wuh too late to stop hia. cur or to
H. W. Evans'out of the Klan.
ugh a focmal iahnouncement was swerve it out of the way.
e had. entered, antu a contract*
*J irfa'vmderstbuHJiitr Wtt '
. .tho_ lluU&gk L. .with- Miss
ana T.. t .
fo S fr ia S o r
ro*cHp#<rinjury sVetns to be
it
possible
for
private
concerns
to
almost a miracle, it is said, for she
flciulit, who be Mid . had . also
gathered considerable data and* in take over operation of th* property waa walking betide the unfortun
formation concoming Klan Irreg under direct government control if ate woman when she met death.
ularities, under which they were to that was .considered more satisfac
Thu accident, happening in the
syndicate their disclosiirea and tory than government operation.
twinkling of an eye, occurred so
Chairman Norris was directed by
divide among themselves what they
lickly that even the witnesses
received through newspaper'and thq committee to report the bl)l to
emseives were scarcely able to
tho
senate
Saturday
und
later
other publication of the material.
realize what had taken place for
Thursday he wns nt work oq the a minute or two. It ia said.
Describes Activities
H. M. Keeling of Dallas, Tex., de final draft of tho bill, which would
Everything that could be dono
scribed activities of the Klun in the be given finishing touches today.
for
Gaburd In tho way of medmeans the measure will not icnlMiss
1022 campaign in Dallas county,
attention, was mado but so
reach
the
senate
floor
until
next
picturing a campaign organization
did the car strike her that it
supporters of hard
within the Klan that would com week, although
knocked
her unconscious and she
pare With any set up by a political Ford's offer had planned to bring lived only a few minutes.
party. Utilizing a separate cam it up this week.
The little town of Geneva, where
It is not believed that more than Miss Gubard had made her home
paign fund, which it created by nn
assessment of one dollnr upon each two duyii will bo required for dc- for some time, wns saddened to
of its members to Keoling, instrdet- bate and it is expected that next day over the tragic end of one of
ed its members in moat of the pre week will see final action on the its 'most popular women.' Funeral
Muscle Shoals issue as fur as this rrangemunts for the dead woman
cincts how they should vote.
Most of the efforts of the Dallas session of congress is concerned.
avo not been announced oa yet.
Klan, tho witness said, was direct As amended the bills provides for
ed toward "putting, over" the local tho distinct separation of fertilizer
ticket. Although specially engaged and power production s t Muscle
for publicity work, he had done Shoals. The fertilizer manufactured
nothing, to advance tho cause of would be placod directly under tho
Senator Mayfield, Keeling declared. department of agriculture and even
For a long time the Dallas Klnn, though a private concern were al
he said, was undecided whether it lowed to operate the plunt, it would
would support Senator Mayfield, be under the supervision of the
TOKIO, May 30.—Discovery of
adding that its principal interest nitrogen research laboratory of tho
an
alleged Korean plot to bomb
agriculture
department.
was in the success of Its local
tho American and British consul
ticket;
The xecrt‘tnry of agriculture ates in Seoul (Korea) Is causing
Pays Out 82,000
would be authorized to establish
uneasiness there, press dis
Dissatisfied with the way affairs gelling agencies throughout tha ■onto
are at present proceeding within United States to sell nt a reason patches indicate.
Semi-official confirmation has
the Klan, Littlcjonn at an expendit able profit fertilizer products sither been
made to a report that special
ure out of his juwn pocket or about direct to the farmers or to farm or
guurils
have been posted at the
$2,000 has been visiting various ganization. In order to make cer
parts of the country, according to tain that all available primary American consulate.
To Keep Guards There
tho statement he mado to the com - power would be reserved for distriIt
is
said that the guard will bo
mittee, collecting data and evi-- buti<
button, a limit of 25,000 primary
there for the present. It is
denee. lie intended to use this, he horse power, it is understood, is aet kept
learned that the United States
a t first told the committee, to i aside for fertiliser manufacture eonsul
been advised directly us
purge the Klan of those who were [and if more ia needed it would come well ashas
by the Japanese police of
Ddestroying
ila a i w i v in a it.”
Iff •• Later
T nffeit* he admit
a i l m i t . / bam
_ ____ J
from the large ^amounta _of# second
alleged plot.
ted, under pressure from commit ary horsepower which would be theTho
bombing plan ia believed bv
tee members, that hq hoped to re. available.
officials
to have originated with
imhurse himself for expenditure!
the Korean "Provisional governhe had made, out of the “tale” oi
Comparative!
ely few people In ment,” which was formed in 1919
the material he had collected Mexico have their mail delivered In
Shanghai by Koreans opposed to
“showing irregularities” within th* at their street address, but rent
Japanese rule In the native country.
organization.
i
postoffice boxes and call for it.
Every effort is being made by
officials to prevent any outrage
against the American consulate a t
Seoul, fearing any such incident
would be particularly troublesomo
at tho present time, duo to the ex
changes between the two govern
ments resulting from passage of
CHICAGO, May 30,—Woodrow Ideal has noL-yet been achieved, but the American immigration law.
Wilson died for Democracy’s
j" ^* j j 1o fimemories let ua
fiilment
ta
if
he
died"at
'rh
a
ta
u
lt "R
1 »omo
be realfte/,
U. 8. Not Notified
ruiraent as ir he died at Chatou th>t oar
dM(J
„ „ day
t iacrlf,ced
,n
WASHINGTON, May 30— The
Thierry, John R. Quinn, commander vajn>
state department had received no
of the American Legion, declared “Since last Memorial Day, report on the Seoul consulate situa
in his annual Memorial-Day mes Woodrow Wilson has passed on, tion.
sage, mode public here Thursday. and sleeps with the thousands who
“May BOth—Memoriph Day—la died for democracy’s fulfillment. Allies To Keep Firm
here again,” the message read Our war time president died for
the cause he so,fervently bettered Control In Germany
"America pauses in her stride
honor and revere the men who di in, as suraly as if his pain.racked
frame had been found hanging
for om| nation’s destiny.
LONDON, May 30— Tha allien
limply on the barbed wire of
" I t ' is the day when we
m
intend
to keep'a firm hand on mill.
the men who died, their deeds aid Chateau Thierry, Ho waa our com tary control in '(Germany by'm ain
rade,
our
Umpired
leader,
with
the ideals for which they gave to
A in
unhreHal peace as his heart’s de- taining a cufmlssion on
V
unstinted alL
full operation until the. dl
“At homo the Civil Wpr
ment demands made Jn the
And In remembering tha ideals of Versailles
pajMhefr a n n u a U rib u t# ^ ^ ^
i he and our
according to a Io
*7*
council of Am)
* \>s pray that a ’
Berlin from Pur*.
* end *
rT T ”
,“ ° £ e d * - J
ed 'in th a.
rttaryio,
^
.
f l s4T i '
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CLEVELAND, May 30.—Prose
cution in tho trial of Bishop Will
iam M. Brown, being tried before a
court of heresy, suddenly rested
its case late Thursday.
Prosecution rested after placing
in evidence 23 excerpts from the
bishop’s book, "Communism and
Christianity.” The front and back
pages, the page showing IS edi
tions of the book published, and
the cover pake showing the bishop
in his robes of office.
Church advocate Charles L. Dib
ble, announced the “Book, of Com
mon Prayer” waa the prosecution's
guide in conducting the hearing.
After prosecution rested, de
fense immediately filed a motion to
dismiss.
Whole Family hi Evidence.
The whole body of dostrino of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in
America waa called into evidence
in the trial.
The trial court of eight bishops
ruled that the doctrine of tne
church Is contained in the "Book
of Common Prayer” and in ac
cordance with that decision, the
case was presented in half an hour.
Bishop Joseph W, Francia of In
dianapolis was the sole witness
and he waa called only to estab
lish the office of the defendant and
to Identify the book upon which
the accusation is based.
Then the defense moved to dis
on the ground of insufficient
Coal Mine Disaster miss
evidence and the case settled back
into the argumentative stage from
Is Fatal To Ten Men which
it had scarcely emerged.
Continued on page 8.
OVIEDO, Spain, May 30.—Ten
men are known to have perished in
a coal mine near here and rescue Coolidge Delivers
squads are attempting t0. .■*T#
Memorial Address
others known to be in the workings.
Ppincare Cabinet Has
Its Last Full Council
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i little doubt that admin[officials will take the
it the exclusion legis|no way violates treaty
with Japan, either speknernl in character. They
I firm in their inaistenco
Ptrition policies fail enbin domestic jurisdiction.
Mire in Friendly Way
br statement the Japanese
nt finds it necessary to
er. will be received by
ungton government in n
Complete friendliness, and
nre to do everything poa*
omote good relations confith the maintenance of
Mvereignty. The desire
>nt Coolidge and his ad*
(make it clear to the peo[Japan that naithar tho
on government nor tho
people cherish any but
friendly sentiment toward
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MADE PUBLIC IN SENATE AGREES
MAYFIELD CAS?. TO AMENDMENT
S
E
Korean Bomb Plot
D is tu r b a B r itis h
A nd U. S. Consuls
American Legion Chief Eulogizes
Wilson as a Martyr to Democracy
Coolidge Spurns
World Court Plan
...WASHINGTON, May 30—
Proposals for American adher
ence to the world court conting
ent upon ita disassociation from
the League of Nations were
spumed by Coolidge in hia Me
morial Day address at Arling
ton as unworthy of American
principles and traditions. “If
we receive anything we must
surrender something. We may
as well face the question can
didly and if we are willing to
assume these new duties in ex
change for tho benefits which
would accrue to us let us say so.
If we are not willing let ua say
that. We can accomplish noth
ing by taking a doubtful or am
biguous position.”
Will Probably
PHILIP ANDREWS Court
Finish Business By
Saturday Afternoon
INSTITUTES SUIT Jessie
Cole, arrested here
the night of May 18,.
TO OBTAIN LAND oncharged
with assaulting
a
Seeks To Recover Possession Of young white woman in a local
Hhellbank Farm From R. W.
lunch room, was sentenced
Griffith To Whom He Bold
to
serve five years on thff
It Sometime Ago.
A suit in chancery to have the
deed of conveyance of the property
near this city known ns "Shellbank" farm, set aaidc, was filed
Monday in the office of the clerk of
the circuit court by ' Philip R. An
drews against K. W. Griffith and
Lula Griffith, his wife.
*
The suit, according to the Mis
pendons” papers filed which offi
cially give notico of the impend
ing action, seeks “to have the deed
of conveyance from Philip R. An
drews to R. W. Griffith, duly re
corded In deed book 27, page 91,
of the public records of Seminole
county, cancelled and set aside.
At the same time, a bill of com
plaint, a lengthy document setting
forth charges and reasons why tho
conveyance should be set aside,
wus fili*d In the clerk’s office.
It wn tlearned today that Mr.
Andrews is out of tho city and
when Mrs. Andrews was approach
ed by a representative of The Her.
aid, stated that she had no state
ment to make in regard to the mat
ter except that the suit had been
filed.
Mr. Griffith, accompanied by his
family and hia partner, E. W. MUlican, Jr., left Sanford about two
months ago, and it waa atatod a t
that tim ethat hei expo
pxpocted to reit Junu - I to commence
U n,
y morning _____
week Mr. MUIicon returned to San*
ford.
An effort to find him this morn
ing to ascertain whether he would
mgko a statement regarding the
Impending suit, was unsuccessful,
and it wan later stated that he
had left the dtyi Ju st what will
bo the outcome of the suit, of
course, is not known. Mr. Griffith
has employed the aervkea of At
torney Fred R. Wilson to repre
sent his interests.
Acquisition of "Shelibank" farm
in March by Mr. Griffith, cauaed
much comment at tha ttlme becauso ho gave out the announce
ment that ho and hia associates
weu sorioualy considering locating
the proposed hotel on this site in
stead of on the proposed site on
the lake front. However, It is
pointed out that apparently no ef
fort has been made as yet to push
the work on the hotel at either lo
cation and the hopes of many for
a fine 200-room structure at either
dace are said to be fast gllmmerng.
Washington News
Attorney General Stone, an
nounced war fraud prosecutions
would be pressed.
The Japanese protest against
the immigration law reached the
Japanese ombassy.
The Mayfield committee heard
more testimony dealing with KuKiux Klan expenditures.
Senator Oddle, Republican, Ne
vada, resumed his attack in the
senate on the veterans’ bureau.
Tho house passed the legislative
appropriation bill, the last of tho
annual aupply measure.*.
Gaston n. Means resumed the
witness stand before the Daugher
ty committee and told another sen
sational story relating to liquor
permits.
David C. Kerr, American vice
consul at Vancouver, was arrested
on a charge of taking bribes to in
fluence his decision on Immigration
questions.
Oil Committee Will
Report "Next Week
state prison farm at Raifonl
by Judge J. J. Dickinoon at
this mornings' session of cir
cuit court.
Court convened at 9 o’clock and
the trial of the case was called
shortly afterwards. The Jurors
were called and examined. Than*
selected for tha case were: W. 3.
foreman! J. E. Baker. W. .
nHodges
J
' and
i T 'w
II.VE.'kFuller.J r” D* B*
n r nx*TM,£ \ f°f tbj, *t*tf were:
Dr. J. N. Tolar, Dr, C. J. Marshall,
F. B. Dyson and H. M. Young.
With Judge J. J. Dicklnaon pre- .
siding and Georgx A. DeColtea a t
atate attorney .the witnesaea In
tt10 cit*?
c*,lcd 40
stand.
Dr. Tolar, having told wha: he
knew of the Condition of the young
women a t the time of thi? assault.
Dr. Marshall waa called to testify,
lie waa closely questioned rersrrding the physical condition of tho
young woman directly after the
■*-’8
assault.
Policeman F. B. Dyson waa the
next witneaa called. Re aald thut
shortly after 2 q’clocW on the night
of the assault ho waa standing just
- - of .the Seminole
* * Cato wiw Q
in front
some one told him that a young
White woman, had been attacked
th^t_she was being scut tu ib e .
x,_T. injuries tf\ ■
. Dy* » stated tf a t when he
arrived at the segno of the crime
there waa disorder throughout tho
establishment.
He foundT^-tE’'
♦
ung women beaten and ebuked
to a aeml-conacious state, he
said.
The remainder of the officer’s
testimony, as told, ia as follows:
Ho went to the hospital and aa
soon as the young women was suf11
fleiently recovered he questioned
her regarding the identity al
man who attacked her. She told
'
im what she knew of the man, of
is appearance, clothes, where she
thought he was employed end stat
ed that he was drunk. .
■
Having found out this much Mr:' *
Dyson said he immediately went
to the hotel where the dale:
was said to be employed,
called at the man’s room for
and found him asleep and
drunken stupor. According to » ,
Dyson’s statement the men af
firmed a statement over .and over
again that he knew nothing of the
attack. The man declared that
remembered absolutely noth!
about it. Mr. Dyson further teg
fled, however, that upon examu
tion he found blood stains on t
ca p and the shirt of the def<
Policemen Young's tea__
testimony
was mainly so affirmation of
testimony given by Mr.
whom he helped in making the
rest.
All the witnesses having b
called and dismissed, the defe
ant was asked if he had anyth
to say in hia defense. He
in the negative.
The jury waa instructed
then retired. It reached a vi
in less then 10 minutes. The .
found the defendant guilty of
assault with which he was char
| Cole was thereby sentenced
serve five years en the state p
farm at-K eilord by Judge J.
Dickinson.
. .
Only three criminal __
on the docket during this
in addition to aome 10 or
actions. When court convened
Thursday morning the pn
ment of the grand Jury waa
( the judge discharged
B
t
WASHINGTON. May 30— A
formal report on the lung inquiry charged with breaking nnd
conducted by the senate oil com ing with intant to commit i
mittee will be submitted to the
senate next week. Senator Walsh,
Democrat from Montana, and com
mittee prosecutor, is now patting
the finishing touches on the docu
ment which will be very lengthy
and will review In detail the vyunts
.
5Bs
Draws Prison Sent
ence For Coinniitting Assault Upon \
A White Wonttn
JACKSC
The Cuban
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924
cuit Bar Passes
solutions On The
ath T. E. Wilson
• At the opening of Circuit Court
in thi* city on Tuesday resolu
tion* were drawn by a committee
representing the bar of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit in which were in
"'
'“Wm t Fnjrtribtm rT fi'
tho memory of the late Thomas
Emmett Wilson, who died here re
cently after having made this home
fn Oil* county for over BO years.
The resolutions drawn by a com
mittee composed of Ernest F.
Householder, John G. Leonard)and Fred It. Wilson, were officially
Inscribed upon the minutes of tho
court together with a memorial to
1)1* memory. Following are the
i' gtaolutions as preserved t\* the
CENTRAL FLORIDA’S GREATEST FURNITURE SALE STARTS FRIDAY, M A Y 30th
Close
Beautiful
Easy and Comfortable
B ed R o o m F u rn itu re
A t Minimum Prices!
• ‘ Seventh Judicial Circuit desire that
U memorial to his memory be draftad and Inscribed upon the records
of tbla court;
•
Now, therefore, be it resolved
by the members of the Bar of the
•• . Seventh Judicial Circuit of the state
■ of Florida, that this Bar has mif*> [ fered an irretrievable loss in the
, death of Thomas Emmett Wilson
and will always cherish the men*
. tr y of his private and professional
<, character. That the sympathy of
the members of the Bar of thi
y:‘ Seventh Judicial Circuit be ex
tended to the widow of. thin distinjralshed lawyer and citizen.
■i ., That a page in the minutes of
ibis Court be dedicated to tho
nfemory of Thomas Emmett Wilson
•nd Inscribed with his name, datea
of his birth and death und the
term of hla practice nt this Bar.
That a copy of this resolution
be inscribed upon the minutes of
this court.
Be it further resolved, that u
copy of this resolution he sent to
the widow of the deceased, and n
copy be published in the Sanford
Herald.
'
•
Pevelopment Board
H o l d s Interesting
Meeting Wednesday
- (Cotninued from-page 1.)
that had unusually hearty ap
proval was that which outlined the
stepa taken to provide for a hUtorical map of Florida, and special
attention to the stato in the way of
.roliting in/oriiiatinn iiml other JiterAssociation, with.a membership of
000,000. Mr. Coutt also furnished
, information us to the stepii that
have been taken by the board lookJng to an active campaign in favor
of the ratification of a constitu
tional amendment relating to in
baritones and income taxes.
\ , J n . the absence of Prank C.
Groover, chairmun, the report of
ih a advertising committee was
made by William L. Wilson, head
'of the solicitation committee. Mr.
Wilson stated that the campaign
for raising a fund of J400.000 to
ppt on an adequate national cam
paign for the' state during the fall
spa winter was proceeding satis
factorily and was expected to reach
the closing-up stage within the
next two or three weeks, though it
will probably require as many
months to comnlete the work.
A pleasing feature of the meet
ing was an uddress of welcome bv
Mayor Forrest Luke of Sanford,
who is a member of the executive
committee. Mr. Lake’s explanation
of how the celery situation in San.
ford has been handled thin Reason
through the co-operation of bunks,
growers and marketing agencies,
made quite a hit.
L . .'Frank D. Jackson, president of
- the Tampa Board of Trade, was
tweeted to membership on the
board, representing the commercial
organisations from thu fourth dis
trict, to succeed T. M. Shackleford,
Jf. Membership applications were
approved from the following: LongWood Chamber of Commerce, Alta
monte Springs Chamber of Com
merce, Panama City Chamber of
iCommerce, Babson Par c Board of
. .Trade, Clearwater Chamber of
Commerce, Highland County Cham
ber of Commerce, St. Augustine
Board of Trade and St. Petersburg
Advertising Club.
v j ' Directors present were President
' (jDann,
Vice-President Baldwin.
V .Secretary Coult, Treasurer A. U.
in of St. Augustine, Wil.Wilson of Panama City,
lAIWitliam Sessoms of Bonifuy, Fortest Lake of Sanford, George B.
.Hills of Jacksonville, Allen E.
Walker of Winter Haven, Frank D.
toon of Tare
Isaac VanHorn
Raines City, G. 0. Wars of Lev*•g. Wire received fruni Dr.
vis Forster of New Smyrna ad.
ed t)uit be had been detained hy
automobile accident.
t
FROM DISTRICT FIVE
eauae of a typographical «ra a story appearing In Moni issue of The Herald, J . E.
«r was listed ss a candidate
ounty commissioner from diethree when it ahould have
district live. Mr. Snyder’s
use account Instead of being
• was listed was f 18.75, he
CARD OF THANKS
the many kind friends who
4 us throughout the illness
Living R oom Fum it
.
Never S o Low !
Think now of your spare and
own bed room—don’t you realize
the importance of this sale in con
nection with it?
Wouldn’t you
like to have it refurnished at n
fraction of what you would pay
other times—and at other places
now?
Agra-'’-m
s1Swivis
The new two-toned gray suites
are beautiful, the dark, rich-toned
walnut suites are superb mas
terpieces of modern furniture
making—and don't forget that
prices are wonderfully low during
this sale!
It’s an opportunity 1
Take it.
People will be coming for mikj
around to take advantage of this
sale—it’a the greatest ever held In
Central Florida and the values
shown will make many friends for
this store! Living room furniture
for the most discriminating—fur
niture from the leading manufac
turers of America—entirely new
furniture—and consider the prices 1
New reed, new Lloyd Loom furni
ture, overstuffed furniture, all
Borta of the furniture you wish—
at prices well within the means of
everyone 1
A visit and purchaso at thin de
partment during the close out sale
will be worth many times tho cost
of the trip I
•Visit this sale with the firstget the pick of the things offered
—anything you’ve needed? Get it
in this sale and save!
-
$885 suite of 8 pieces....... $240.00
$500 suite of 10 pieces__ 800.00
$390 suite of 7 pieces ........ 250.00
$150 Buito of 3 p ieces___ 98.50
$425 Buite of 8 pieces___ 300.00
$75.50 walnut dresser___ _ 65.00
$90 mahogany dresser___ _ 70.00
$60 mahogany van ity..... .. 42.50
$110
$125
$175
$315
$826
$290
$425
I*.
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THE FINEST FURNITURE YOU CAN FIND
Necessary
K ITCH EN
E Q U I P M E N T
AT
PRICES
THAN
COMPETITORS
Remarkable Prices!
Sellers—what housewives wish
for as much as anything in the
house—Its kitchen conveniences
nro many—and steps for the tired
housewife are saved with this in
stalled. Of course you need one—
select from a full stock—at only
a part of the worth of the cabinet 1
$55 cabinet .......................... >$40.00
$60 cabinet ........
45.00
$77.60 cabinet ........ .............65.00
$85 cabinet-----------62.60
$65 cabinet------------47.50
$70 cabinet---------------------- 52.50
$75 cabinet:---------------------- 63.50
The story of this sale is short—there’s a
need for more space for other departments
of this great store—and It’s been decided to
close out the entire furniture department. To
make sure that the closing out is done in a
hurry thut the store may be entirely fixed
right by Fall—prices are lower than you’d
hope. EVERY piece of furniture in the store
is underpriced.
The Greatest Furniture Stock between
Jacksonville and Tampa—a verified fact—
and prices that are as greatly under usual,
as the most optomistic will expect. Yes, it’s
a tremendous sale—one that is packed full of
action—imagine it-$50,000 worth of mostly
new furniture at such price reductions.
There’s no comparing this sale with others
— it’s unique in every respect—and to the
friends of Dickson-lves the opportunity is
given to Furuish for Less.
In all sincerity—no sale like this has ever
been stagea in Central Florida—no stock so
great— no savings so notable—Join the
ranks of the Thrifty—Come for yours I
U IN IN C T R O O M
FURNITURE
Fractional Prices!
The dining room—emblem of
hospitality—and furniture fox? it
must be of the best, mustn’t it?
This idea of refurnishing during
this sale is worth acting onl Won
der suites of almost every period
and design—Low priced.
$400 9-piece su ite______ | 280.00
$585 10-piece suite _____ 390.00
$60 table of walnut
42.50
$85 buffet pi walnut —— , 62.50
• All Tables a&d Chain Reduced
U. >.
Odd Pieces and Occasioned
Pieces
/ Orlando,
F lo rid a
value 3-piece suite ....$ 87.60
value 8-piece suite ...... 95.00
mahog. and cane suite..l80.00
mahog. and cane guite..215.00
overatuffed s u ite ....... 200.00
overatuffed Buite ....... 196.00
overstuffed suite ......... 290.00
No Refund,
26 to 60 percent. '
No Exchange a t These Prices
Made on Net Cash Basis
Orlando,
Florida
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L it. m s . p n v in g (CO
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Rose Court, Inc., Ia>t 13(h_...... ....................... —— 76
200.26
250
Sq.
Yds.
brick
relaid
@
50c ...... ......
Hose
Court,
Inc.,
Lot
13I...1.....
...........................
63
b ill p f c o m p l a i n t w ill be t a k e n a s
'1 ^ 2
Sq.. y S , 'tioncre^ alUtYirettifns <Q|!86c
c o n f e s s e d n g klrtat y o u a n d f o l l o w e d RdJt Court, Inc., Lot llJl..................
b y final d eer** .
fi06.2C't‘l
l' 4 Inlkts @ $85.00 ......Hi...... U_..iSiii
.........^
I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t n l s Rowe Court, Inc., Lot 133............................!i.....C5 ’r
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c i t a t i o n be p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n Rose Court, Inc., Lot 134........... .........J____ __ -100
300 Un. Ft. storm sewer @ $1.20__„
317.32
f o r d H e r a l d , a n* v:«paper p u b l i s h e d
COUNTY. F L O R ID A .
x o T irn o p R u : m n s .
317.32
1000 Un. Ft. 3” drain tile @1 $100.00 per M .......
In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r Rose Court, Inc., Lot 135.................. .............. ....100
RY C. A. DALLAS.
In r u m p l l a n p c w i t h t h e p r o v i s io n s
ida. o n c e ea c h w e e k f o r a p e r i o d of
C h airm an P rn Tem.
Engineering, Legal Expense, etc...................... .....
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Notico
is
hereby
given
to
any
ahtl
all
persons
interested
in
the
of l a w a p p l i c a b l e t h e r e t o , notlca',1*
e ig h t c o n secu tiv e w eeks.
t e s t : T. W. L A W T O N ,
W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d officia l s e a l Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above
DsPUNIAK SPRINGS, May 30. h e r e b y K lv e n t h a t a n e l e c tio n h a s A t(S
e a l)
S ecretary,
r e d t o be held, May 16-23-30; J u n e ’6-13.
o f office u t S a n f o r d . H cm lno lo C o u n - . . . . . . . . .
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—(Special) — DeFuniak Springs ab ne edn tchaell esda ma en d woillr d e he
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wji.AUjxJutiw.ivt.
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IL-'-WtryCredit
by
2000
Sq.
Yds.
brick
@
$1.17
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rfajrs
after”the
above
and
foregoing
special
awcaament
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F. A .- DOUOLAB3.
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1. n o m i n a l* C o u n ty ,
( C l a r k ' s S e a l)
2-710.01
tiona here Wednesday
night on,I
nnd FDlios rt ir di cat, No.
In C ir c u i t C o u r t. 'H e v C h tb J u d i c i a l C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t, S e m i n o le C o n n been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in fifteen equal annual
s a i d d i s t r i c t h e l n n a ls o
Credit by 1425 Lin. Ft. curb @ 30c.....
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C irc u it o f F l o r i d a , S e m l n o la . C o u n
tv F lo rid a.
it GltUne-ts with interest a t 8 per cent per annum from and afte r the
S cho o l D i s t r i c t , o n T u e s d a y . J u n e ty .
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W hear Hon. Frank E. Jennings. 17th. 1924, f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f d e A g r i c u l t u r a l C h e m i c a l C o m p a n y , a
S o licito r for C o m p lain an t.
- Total estimated co st............................
time said special assessments stand approved and confirmed.
i n i n g w h o s h a l l be t r u s t e e s qf c o r p o r a t i o n . C o m p l a i n a n t ,
of Jacksonville, candidate for the tt he rem salt]
a g a i n s t M a y 9-16-23-30; J u n e 6-1 3-2 0-27 ;
d i s t r i c t f o r t h e n e x t s u c - S e m in o le F a r m s . Inc.,, a c o r p o r a
A meeting of the cEqualizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla.,
To be borne entirely by "djaccnt property.
^
J u l y 4.
governorship, when he made his r e e d l n g tw o y e a r s , a n d t h e n u m b e r tion , V i r g i n l a - C a r o l i n a C h e m ic a l
Number
of
feet
frontage,
936.
will
be
held
a
t
the
City
Hall
a
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2:30
P.
M.
on
the
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day
of
June,
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Anal pre-election address. Mr. Jen- le v i e d n n d c o l l e c te d f o r e a c h o f t h e C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r t l o n . n n d P eo p les N o tic e rif A p p llc n l h m f o r T a x D eed
A. D. 1024, a t which meeting said Board will hear any and all cotm
Assessment per foot frontage, $5.4637.
R a n k of H an ford, a c o r p o r a t i o n , d e
U n d e r Sect Inn .373 of Ik e O r g e r s l
nhifta Was cordially received nnd s a id y e a r s .
f e n d a n t s . F o r e c l o s u r e o f M < gtgagc.
S t n t talcs of I k e S l a t e of F l a H d a .
plaints
and
objections
as
to
such
special
assessments,
and
will
of.
said
o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r
' ■
FRED T. WILLIAMS.]
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J o e
loiftencc evidenced approval of s t rTuhcet i oCn o ubnnr*y d en t»ear rmd i noefd Pbpyb lfel cy pItun - N
a n d by v i r t u e o f a d e c r e e o f f o r e C a m e r o n , p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e r t i o time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and
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en tered
In t h e r a t e No. 252. d a t e d t h e 6 th d a y iff
m i l l s * * n e c e s s a r y ‘ t o b e v o t e d a t a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e oil t h e IM h
u n e A. It.. 1921, h a s filed s a i d c c r - right, and when snid special assessments are so eqqualized and ad
ilasttc applause.
FOOT pi
su rli e le c tio n f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f t h e d a y of A p ril, A. D. 1921, I. ns S p e JtH
Ic n te in m y office, a n d Has m a d s
id s p e c i a l tu x sc h o o l d i s t r i c t f o r c i a l M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y , on M o n a p p l i c a t i o n f o r l a x d e e d t o I s s u e In justed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding NAME
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE
L. 8. Cleveland, editor of the De sa
th e e n s u i n g t w o y e a r s .
d a y , J u n e 2d, A. D. 1924. in f r o n t
i la w . Halil c e r t i f i liens upon the property against which said assessments are made un
E. R. TrafTord s Map, Sanford.
Funiak Herald, introduced Mr. JenT h e f o l l o w i n g m im ed a r e a p p o l n t - of th e C o u r t H o u s e d o o r In H a n ac ca ct eo r deamn bc er a cwe til
s th e fo llo w in g d e s
fo r d .S em in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , w ill c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i - til paid in Accordance with the provisions of Resolution 126, adopted J. F. Laing, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr. 7....................... 117
W i . : thd > p .k . In mont compu. | ;« ,>".■ £ JjUill’J K K J u b i ' S i ! o f f e r f o r s a l e a n d s e ll to t h e h i g h
u n ty , F lo rid a, to - w ltt
NI4 by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on May 24, C. C. Cobb, Lot 6, Blk 11, Tr 7....................„*'il7
mentnry terms of tho public rec s p e c lu l T a x Kcliool D i s t r i c t , to ho ld e s t a n d b e st b id d e r f o r c a s h , d u r no fo t eLotc o«0
S a n f o r d C e le r y D e lta . T h e 11)24.
in g t h e le g a l h o u r s of sate, t h e f o l
sa id e l e c t i o n :
W. H. Hyera, Lot 1, Blk 11, T r 8...............
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I’r e c l n c t No. 1 ( H a n f o r d ) .
Miss i o w in g d e s c r ib e d la n d , s i t u a t e , l y o f t h s I s s u a n c e of s u c h c e r t i f i c aa tt ee
(SEAL)
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He reviewed Mr. Jennings’ record H a l v e r s o n . I n s p e c t o r s ; n n d Mrs. S e S e m ih o le . S t a t e of F l o r i d a , m o r e In t h e n a m e of to T. B r y a n . U n l e s s
May 23-30.
W. H. Hynes, Lot 3, Blk l l j Tr 8.................. 585
p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r ib e d u s
follow’s, s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l b e r e d e e m e d
on the itat« plant board, board of le n a M. D nrlier. c l e r k .
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Mrs.
W. H. Hynes, Lot 4, Blk 11, T r 8.................... 53 5
control and ns speaker of the R n1’rs ae.cCl .n cNl e w
L ot T w o (2), a c c o r d i n g t o w. A. t h e r e o n o n t h e 2nd d a y o f J u n o .
b y . (!. K .M c K a y , Mrs.
bouse during 1921, and paid him a S u s a n It. W i g h t , i n s p e c t o r s ; a n d ( l i n n 's M ap of P a l m H a m m o c k , a s A. WDi t. n e1924.
A. C. Martin’s Addition, Sanford.
s s m y o f f ic ia l s i g n a t u r e a n d SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOR.
p e r p la t th e r e o f d u l y r e c o r d e d In
ig tribute for the consistent- llcv. I ’nul C. H u r h a n s . c le r k .
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Lot
4, Blk 10, T r 9.....................117
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, ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 1.78, Adopted by the City Commis
a t e d tills t h e filli d a y o f May, A.
h calibre of service he ren- D.D 1921.
1924.
ty . F l o r i d a (OT w h ic h s a id O r a n g e
Joe
Cameron,
Lot
9, Blk 10, Tr 9........
^8.5
sion
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
May
12,
1924,
K. A. n o u m . A S S .
C o u n ty . S e m in o le C o u n t y w a s f o r (H K A L )
during his terms of member- COUNTY HO A It [> (*K P D H I . l f I N
Clerk Clrrqlt Court,
m e r l y a p a r t ) In p l a t h o o k " I t " on
Joe
Cameron,
Lot
10,
Blk
10,
Tr
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S T R U C T I O N FOH HRMINOt.H
•hip.
The
following
is
the
estimated
cost
of
paving
Twelfth
Street
from
S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a .
p a g e 72.
W h ich s a i d r e c o r d ban '•
COUNTY. FIX)IIIIJA.
. Mr. Jennings held the unflagging
b e e n d 'jiy t r a n s c r i b e d a n d pi now
tty* A. M. W e e k s , D- CSanford Avenue west to French Avenue, a width of. 2 4feet, with Caroline and Battita Ceresoli, Lot 4, B lk. ID
IIy
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Merest of his audience throughCliiilrnuirt P r o T em .
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t his address. His statement of A t t e s t : T. W. I, AW TUN.
T e r m s cash . P u r c h a r te r to pay f o r I n t h e l l r r n l l C o u r t o f I k r S r v r n l h 2200 Cu. Yds. grading @ 50c..... ..... ............................................
1,150.00
(S eal)
Secretary.
Caroline
and Battita Ceresoli, Lot 5, Blk 10,
position on the good roods
deed.
J u i t l r l n l C l r r u l t of t h r S i n t * of
Hion'wae received with enthusi May 16-23-30: J u n e C-13.
.1. tl. HIIARON.
4030 Lin. Ft. concrete curb nnd gutter @ 80c.......................... 3,264.00
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1850
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paving
@
$2.00.......................
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N O T IC R O F K I.IM T IO N .
Lillie
Attim,
IajI 9, Blk 10, Tr 10................... 68,5
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, pf road improvement is one of
M a r y M. K in g . C o m p l a i n a n t , vs. All
In c o m p lin n e e w i t h t h e p ro v ln lu n s
6 Inlets dp $30.00........................................ ..... ........................
180.00 Lillio Attim, Lot 10, Blk 10, Tr 10..................... 5g 5
iiurtb'!i c l a i m i n g a n I n t e t e s t In t h e
great interest in this county, ami o f la w u p p l l c n b l c t h e r e t o , n o lle . In In Circuit Court, S e v e n th JuHIrlnl
lnn>t* In v o l v e d In th in s u i t u n d e r
Mr. Jennings was assured of strong h e r e b y ttlv c n t h a t a n e le c tio n h a s
1 Manhole .......................................................................... 50.00
Clrrult, Seminole County. FlnrII. N. Lumley, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr 9.................. .117
M. B. B r o c k , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r e e n calleil a n d o r d e r e d to be held,
titi<.—
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•upport for his candidacy ns a re abm
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Mr. who*** niimrH a n d placSft of 400 Lin. Ft. storm sewer @ $1.20............. ...........................
480.00 John Musson, Lot 6, Blk 11, T r 9.................... 117
i t h e s a m e w ill be h e ld w i t h i n U e o r g e |, e e W h e e l e r . Jo in ed by lier
re sid en ce are u n k n o w n , D efen d
m it pf his statement of his posi- anil t h r o u K h o n t S p e c ia l T a x Hchool
b iislm n d anil n e x t f r ie n d . M. F.
400.00 Klcn Ares, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr 10....
117
a n t * .— O r d e r f o r C o n s t r u c t i v e H(ir> 4000 Lin. Ft. 3” drain tile to lay @ $100,00 per M...,..............
lion- with reference to road build- D i s t r i c t No. 2. Semlnnh* C n u n ty .
W h e e l e r , com phi | mi n l . Vs. C a t h e
vlrt*. ‘
•’ F l o r i d a , s a i d d i s t r i c t b e i n g a ls o
3520
Sq.
Ft.
concrete
alley
returns
O
25c...................
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880.00
Millard
Bellamy,
Lot
6,
Blk
11,
Tr
10............117
rin e M Item ln u to n a n d h e r h u s
Tin- C uin pliilniint bn V ln g filed h e r
k n o w n a s L n n y w o o d Hpeelnl T a x
b a n d . K. E. R e m i n g t o n , s o m e s w o r n hill o f c o m p l a i n t In t h i s Engineering, Legal Expense, Adv., Ktc„................................. 1,288.00
. DeFuniak Springs supporters of Hchtml
E. U. Traffurd'H Map, Sanford, Fla.
D i s t r i c t , on T u e s d a y , J u n o
t i m e s k n o w n u s F ll p h il le t R e m c a u s e w h e r e i n s h e M a te * t h a t s h e
Mr. Jennings are confident he will 17th. 1924. f o r t h e p u r p o s e of d e t e r
in g t o n . et al.. D e f e n d a n t s . — S u it b e l i e v e s t h a t t h e r e a r e c e r t a i n p e r
City,
Park,
All
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t o Q tib’t T itle.
s o n * I n t e r e s t e d In s a i d land* d e
Total pstimatod cost ..... .......................................................17,392.00 Catholic Church, All Blk 10, T r 5....
id d i s t r i c t f u r t h e n e x t s u c c e e d i n g
The candidate left here Immediate sa
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To Catherine M Remington nnd s c r i b e d In enlil Bill o f C o m p l a in t .
To la: borne entirely by adjacent property.
ly 'after hts meeting for Marianna, tofw od iyset ar ircs t, asnc hd o ot hl e tnnxu mt bo e rbeof lemv ills
i e d husband K. K. Reutlnglun, some* W h o se n a m e s a r c u n k n o w n l o h e r
J.
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Preston,
I-ot
5,
Blk
10,
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117
where he holds a meeting Thurs n n d c o l l e c t e d fo r e a c h of t h e s a i d tlmrn known as Fllphalet RemlnK- n n d h a v i n g o t h e r w i s e c o m p i le d w i t h
Number of feet front 3744.
S. W. Pevehouse, Lot 10, Blk 10, Tr 0.............. 117
ORDERED,
years.
d a y s hrht.
William Fuatry anJ wife. Mary tlah wa t. t hITe d eISf e n HF.RMBY
d a n t s , t o - w l t : A ll p a r .
Assessment per foot frontage, $4.6463. •
T h e C o u n t y B o a rd of P u b l i c I n ton.
W. H. Peters Estate, Lot 5, Blk 10, Tr 7._....... 117
I*.
Foster.
Mary
H.
Foster
anil
buss t r u c t i o n lias d e t e r m i n e d by r e s o l u liund, Henry Foster, t'alvtn Whitney lie * c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e s t In s a id
FRED. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
la n d s h e r e in a f te r d escribed u n d e r
W. H. Peters Estate, Ig)t 10, Blk 10,*Tr 7....1.117
Germans Offer Good timol nl t ntghea t n teecne s ms airlyl s toIs t hbee evsot itemda t eadt nnd
Marian Whitney, his wife, Si M. K. B ro c k , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ,
FOOT PRELIMINARY City, Park, All Blk 10, Tr 5.....................;...... 248
s u c h e l e c t i o n f o r th o p u r p o s e o f th e mon McChcsney and Borina Mo- a n d nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n i n t e r e s t
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A. Hin In s o l d lan d * w h o s e n a m e s a n d NAME
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT Gretchen Householder, E. 57 ft. lot 1, Blk 11,
Market For A u t o s 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 o r Ch’sney,
M cC tfrsS ey, s o m e t i m e s
der, II. A.
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ince* of r e s i d e n c e a r e u n k n o w n .
th e e n s u in g tw o years.
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BERLIN, May 30.—Prospects for ed T ht oe faocltl oaws i nIgn snpaemc teodr sn raen da p cp loeirnkts K o ra lil AL Mc(maNii*Jk-hls w ife . A n n nob
) C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d d e s c r i b e d Seminole Realty & Investment Company, Lot 6,
Mrs.
Onie Z. Powers, Beg. 67 ft. west of N, K.
M cC h e sn e y C r e i g h t o n a n d M a o Mc- n* f o l l o w s :
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American automobiles In Germany
Blk 13, T r 1 .........................
$543.50
B e g in a t S E c o r n e r nf Sec. 9, T|>.
Hpccial T a x Hchool D i s t r i c t , to ho ld C b e s n e y , If li v in g , w h o s e p l a c e o r
Cor.
of I-ot 1, Blk 11, Tr 4, run S. 108
p l a c e s of r e s id e n c e n r e u n k n o w n , 21 S. R 31 E. r u n t h e n c e w e s t 9.99
gre excellent, and especially In the s a i d e l e c t i o n :
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P r e c i n c t No. 9 ( L o n g w o o d ) . 8. C.
medium priced cars may a substan Dlc]snn.
'r 2...... ....117
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Mrs. F r n n c e s U. N e lm e y e r 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 t h e n c e va.4t 9.99 ch ain * , t h e n c e s o u t h
Ft.,
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60
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to
Beg...............
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CO
, K. B. R e m i n g 6 c h a i n s t o p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g . A lso
tial business be looked for, says a a n d Mrs. D e lla C. W a l k e r , I n s p e e . iton ng .t o sno mn nedt i mh eu1s*b ka nn od w
............. ....117
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Lot
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of
trade report of the American
F oster
a n d r f t h e KE c o r n e r o f Hec. 9. T p . 21 H.,
P r e c i n c t No. 10 ( L a k e M ary I Mrs. R e m i n g t o n , ' W i l l i a m
....117
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Lot 4, less the south 7 ft. thereof, all in
Chamber of Commerce in Ger M, D. D u r a n t , A, M l n c h e w , W. J . w ife . M a r y P. F o s t e r , M a r y 1*7. F o s it. 31 E a s t , r u n t h e n c e w e s t 5 c h a in s ,
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many. Auto trucks also will find a H o p k i n s , J r . , I n s p e c t o r s ; n n d Mr*. v in - W h i t n e y a n d M a r ia n W h i t n e y , t h e n c e n o r t h 1X0 ft., t h e n r e E a s t f>
block 11, T r 4.................... .............. .. ......... G7.4
;.... _ ... 117
c h a in s , t h e n c e s o u t h ISO ft. t o p la c e
n ay , clerk .
good market here, the report avers. F rpa rnrkr l n8.c l V e rTve.
643.50
Grnce B. Stringfcllow, W. 49.6 f t of Lot 4,
U
( A l t a m o n t e b i s w ife, S im o n M c C h e s n e y a n d S o. of l o g i n n i n g .
’High priced passenger enrs will 8 p r n g s ) , A r t h u r L e w s . M rs. H. C. r l n a M cC h essney. Ills w ife, T h o m a s a r e a n d e a c h of t h e m Is h e r e b y r e
4.......... ....117
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Blk 11, Tr 4, less south 7 ft...................... 49.6
II. A. M cC h esn ey . s o m e q u i r e d to a p p e a r t o t h e Flill o f C o m
meet the competition of German L y m a n , a n d M rs. P r a n k It. P o u n d s , tA.i m eHinder,
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p l a i n t In til.* c a u s e on t h e 7 t h d a y
S.
O.
Chaso, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr 5...........„.T....__ 117
(manufacturers; according to the n sDp eact et udr sti; llasn ilt h eH. 6th
d a y of M ay, A. n c y , n n d K o ra li l A. M cC h esn ey , h is o f J u l y , A. I>. 1914.
5.......... — 117
643.50
•chamber, so it appears that cars It. 1921.
S. O. Chase, Lot 0, plk 11, T r 5.........._____ 117
w ife , A nn M c C h esn ey C r e i g h t o n a n d
I T IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D t h a t
M cC h esney . d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r a c o p y of th l* o r d e r be p u b l i s h e d
....117
543.50
.'gelling below $1,000 will be mostly COUNTY H O A R D O F P U B L IC IN - Mae
L. P. McCullcr, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr 6............„...117
w ise, in a n d t o t h e l a n d s ' h e r e i n o n c e a w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e
. H TR U UTIO N F O R HRM1NOLR
6
'in demand.
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It. C. Maxwell, Lot 6, Blk 11, T r 6..................... 117
w e e k s In t l i - S a n f o r d
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COUNTY. F L O R I D A .
of r o m p l a l n t , Hied In tin- a b o v e n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In S e m i n o le ) Ed.
....117
By C. A. D A LLAS.
543.00
s t y l e d c o u r t a n d o n w h ic h t h i s c i
Swedes Will Enforce A t t e s t . CTh. a iWr m. aLnA PWrTn OTNe.m .
643.50
t a t i o n Is linsi'd, d e s c r i b e d , u n d a ls o •'VN^VlfNKHH’wnr.UKOF. r W e l
Lot
Blk " • 1 7......... ....117*
Notice is hereby given to any and all persons infc
to a ll h e a r s , g r a n t e e s ui- d e v i s e e s , u n t o *««t m y lilt ml nm l nfMcIrtl B eal, M. C* G u n t e r , L o t 5 t B l k 1 *lt T r B
(H eal)
S ecretary.
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N e w Business Method May 16-23-30; J u n e 6-11.
claim in g any rig h t, title or In te re s t
Special Assessments against the various pieces of pn
of a n y
n atu re
w h atso ev er,
by. ,(8,.ai7)t” ,la)r "V '.' jl' d 6 u(ila*bs,
513.50
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described that said special assessments arc payable ia:
t h r o u g h o r u n d e r t h e a b o v e n a m e d C l e r k C l r e u i t C o u r t, S e m in o le C o u n Hazel Meriwether, Lot 1,
N O T I C h m * K I.N C T IO V .
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, STOCKHOLM, May 29-dleHev—.117
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thirty days after the abovo and foregoing special ux
ty .. F lo rid a.
I n rn i n il lI hih’h w i t h llio p ro v is io n *
injf that an ounce of prevention if o f la w ii p p ll c u h lr t h e r e t o , n o t i c e Is to Mile fu n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d escrib ed,,
By A. M. W E E K S . D. C.
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has
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r a i l e d a nit Xir n r rerl t-> be h e ld , t n i w v » iw7C*-rf*^ig:, -rfff» ^ iv r- 'e s )Ja r5
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number of Industrial
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t h « m tfrtr'N rtt) h r h e l d ’ w i t h i n
543*50
n r \ f n*tnre-w 9eaf.*trei’»*>>ff'Vd“ p r
_ IjilaiL&weden have ar\<l’
itter'T he time said special assessment* stand approred oi
srul t l i r o n g l l o u t ' HprofiiT* T ;tx • Reboot nf
Notice of Aiisllfeitee for
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a central institute for tho D i s t r i c t N a 3. S ertiln ole (Totlnty. Itlhelfora referred to and now* here i Under Ncrtlnn A7.X nf the (.rnerul
A meeting of the Equalizing Boanf of the City of
Statute* of the State nf Florida.
--prevention of graft; Tho function F lo r ld n . salil . d i s t r i c t b e i n g n ls n dencrlheil a* follow*, to-wlt........
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will
be held ut the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 9thi day*(1
own
as
O v ie d o
Hpecal
Tux
N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J. E.
( T r a c t No. 1.)
pf the 'organization la to keep an kS nchool
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D i s t r i c t , nil T u e s d a y , J u n e
Hiiyiler, p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r t i f i C. A.* Spencer, Lot 1, Blk 14, Tr 4.
D.
1924,
ut< which meeting said Board will hear any
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4 - ....... ....117
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plaints and objections ns to such special assessments, ind
are exposed to the temptation of m i n i n g w h o Shull h r t r u s t e e s of t h e C h n rm n* n h o w n liy J . O. F r l c * s u r J u n e , A. D., 1920, h a s tiled said r e r d is tric t for thr,ne^(t succeeding
5.......... ....117
tl ll c u t* in m y o ff ic e , u n d h a s m a d e
543.50
bribery, and to nip in the bud any mild
time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of
t w o y e a r s , nn d t h r n u m b e r of m i ll s vey of I , a k u C h a r m . Ity p l a t t h n r c to Is sue In
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117
attem pt at corrupt practices. The o f d i s t r i c t sc h o o l t u x to b e lev ied of r e c o r d e d In 1‘lu t B oo k I, p a g e 6. aa pc cp ol ircdaatni oc ne fwo irt ht a xla wd .e e d Hnld
5.....
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certifi
right, nnd when said special assessments are so eq
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T h e C o u n ty H oard o f P u b l i c I n s c r ib e d uh c o m m e n c i n g u t u c o r n e r
543.50
, tu -w lt: E ', of
liens Hpon the property against which aald assessment!
jasoclntions of brewers, dealers in s t r u c t i o n h a s d e t e r m i n e d by r e s o b e t w e e n Lolt! II n m l 12 o n la t k c nHoEle*4.c oHuKn'tiy .n fF. Sl oWr i di aHer.29,
T w o 21 H. G. D. Hart. Lot 1, Blk 14, Tr 7...... .............. ....117
v e n u e , t h e n c e r u n c a s t 1156
543.50
until paid In accordance with provisions of Resolulke
dum ber, hardware, automobiles, lu t io n t h a t t e n m i ll s Is t h e e s t i m a t (fe' heat,r mth Ae nee
s o u t h 326 f e e t o n Lee It 32 E. 60 a c r e s . T lx R sa ld l a n d b e in g
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Is s u a n c e
...... . .... 117
543.50
books, paints, the corporation of su c h e l e r t l o n f o r th e p u r p o s e of th e A ven u e, t h e n c e n o r t h i n d e g r e e s 30
adopted
by the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
t h e n a m e of
---------- .... 117
jlron masters, importers of coal, s a i d s p e c i a l l a x re b o o t d i s t r i c t f u r m i n u te * West I0HU f e e t to l a i k e oUfn ks nd oe hw n c. e r t iUf inclea st es In
543.50
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12th,
1924.
C hurn! A v e n u e , t h e n c e 155 f e e t f o l
t h e c o n n i n g t w o y earn .
4, Tr 8 . . 117
543.50
l o w i n g f , a k e C h a r m A v o n u o l o e t u r t - s h a l l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g lo law
(SEAL)
L. R. PHILLIPS, City
t a x ....... 1 w ill I s s u e t h e r e o n on tho
. While there have been no cases p oTinhtee d f otlol o wa icnt g a sn u mI nnslp e cnt or er s aanpd tn g po in t, a n d a ls o
2ml
d
iv
o
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,
A.
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1924.
Tract No. !.)
May
23-30.
4)f corruption on the part of high c l e r k s a t th e p r e c i n c t s luintud, w i t h
W it ti e s s tny o ff ic ia l s i g n a t u r e am i
7. B lo c k II.
Notice in hereby given to any and all persona interested in the
pub|ic officials, there have been a in s a i d S p e c ia l T u x S cho ol D i s t r ic t , of T'hHee nwr ye s t Fhoasltfe ro' sf fait
H a m m o c k e a s t s e a l I b i s t h e 23ril d u y of A p ril A.
to
h
o
ld
su
ld
e
l
e
c
t
i
o
n
:
Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above
D . 1921.
j ’ew cases of petty graft recently
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O,
U re c n c t No t (O v ie d o ) , Mrs. M a tE. A. DOtJOLAHS.
where Unwarranted personal com- t i e to W h e e l e r , J . N. T h o m p s o n a n d F r i e s s u r v e y of Ig tk e C h a r m , by (H E A L )
described that said assessments are payable in full within SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER
C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u rt.
r e o f r e c o r d e d In F l a t R o o k
..missions have been collected—by T. -I*. Meade, Im api-dorni ulul Mrs. PLlapt a gt he e 6.
RA
M
thole
rminty.
Florida.
ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 140, Adopted by Ike City I
thirty daya nfter the above nfld foregoing special assessment roll
S e m i n o le C o u n t y R e c o rd s .
McCall, c le r k .
B v . A. M. W e e k s . D. C.
’agents for deals carried through. M iDn aa t eH.d tli4
slon
of the City of Sanford, Florida, on May 12. Utt
has
been
equalized,
“pproved
and
confirmed,
or
in
fifteen
equal
an
t h e 6 th d a y of May, A. Halil 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 4 - 2 5 - 6 • 2 - 9 - 16 - 2 3 - 3 0 • 61
d e s c r ib e d a s b e g i n n i n g u t n p o i n t
The new institute has broadcast de D. 1924.
nual
installments
with
interest
at
8
per
cent
per
nnnum
from
and
The
following
is the estimated cost of paving Highland
6.11
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a
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n
s
w
e
s
t
•
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r
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a
p
o
s
t
s
i
t
u
mands for confidential reports of C OU NTY B O A R D O F 1’U R L IC IN .
N O T IC E T O CON T i t ACTORS
a t e d 20 c h a i n s s o u t h , fr o m th o h a l f I
H TR U UT IO N. BBMLNOLK C O U N
Sanford
Avenue
west to Park Avenue, a width of !l I
atfer
the
time
said
special
assessment
stand
approved
and
confirmed.
^usplcious circumstances.
These
8,'iilcd
m ile p o.si
st bbet
s e c t Ion*
n di 11,
e t weiui
weuikgfral
Io n s S2 anm
ll.f
S
e a l e d bid* w ill be
h r 1re c e iv e d by
F L O R ID A .
t h e n c e r u n w ent
e s t 11.42
If.42 c h a in * , s m i t h t h - C ity o f D a y t o n a , p i n rldn, ut t h e
a tilt,b u investigated immediately, B yTY.
sheet asphalt on a 6” rock base.
A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla.,
C. A. D A L L A S .
6 ch ain*
1 *. e a s t 6.42 c h a i n s , n o r t h o l C l l y H a ll. In t h e C ity oc f D uvloiiu.
“hnd, where guilt Is found, the ofI'hiArmun Urn Tem,
800 Cu. Yds. grading <g> 50c______ ______ __________ j
c h a in * In s - c l h i n I I , t o w n s h i p 21 >>t» to 2 |>. m. n n May 29.
1921. f o r will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 9th day of June, A.
2
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s
t
:
T.
W.
L
A
W
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.
'fenders will bu brought to justice. (S e a ) )
s o u t h , r a n g e 31 p a s t u n d a l s o
t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n nf u Ore stu tb in .
D.
1924,
nt
which
meeting
said
Board
will
hear
any
and
all
com
S
e
c
r
e
t
o
r
y
.
1880
Un. Ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 80c.....—
—
........
l T r a c t No. 3.)
It'd* s h a l l be u r r n m p u n l r d by a
May 16-23-30; June 6-13.
L o t 6. Block ||, «»f Dr. H e n r y Fos* c e r t tiled c h e c k p a y a b l e t o L. K. plaints nnd objections as to r,uch special assessments, and will at said 2000 Sq. Yds. nheet asphalt paving @ $2.00...... — ----‘WILL SEND REPRESENTATIVE
to r's H um m ock
east
fr o n t
l- u k e H o u g h C it y C l e r k , f o r t h e a m o u n t
NOTH'!-! O F R L K C T IO N .
300 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 25c................. .. —
h a r m , u* s h o w n by J. p . F r i e s s u r n f live h u n d r e d (1600.00) d o lla rs , t o time adjust nnd equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and
co m p lian ce w ith th e pro v isio n s C
? TALLAHASSEE. May 30.—In- o f I nla w
v
e
y
o
f
L
a
k
e
C
h
a
r
m
b
y
p
in
t
t
h
e
f o r f e i t e d an l i q u i d a t e d d a m a g e s right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and ad
1 Inlet ........................ ........................... ...........................
a p p l i c a b l e t h e r e t o , n o tic e i s ‘ r e c o r d e d in F l a t Rook 1, p a g er e o6.f to.
b y a n y b id d e r , w h o Is a w a r d e d t h e
Jormution received today by the h rr iih y g i v e n t h a t a n e le c t i o n h a s
justed,
same
will
then
stand
confirmed
and
be,
and
remain
binding
200
Un. Ft. storm sewer @ $1,20.....................—
in o le C o u n t y I t e ro n l* . S a id la n d c o n t r a c t u q d w h o fa ll* p r o m p t l y to
•chamber of commerce from Senator hi eti c a ll e d n n d o r d e r e d t o lie held, Sb ee m
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 e x e c u t e th o c o n t r a c t u n d bond.
liens
upon
tho
property
against
which
Baid
assessments
are
made
n
n
d
t
h
e
su
n
ie
w
ill
be
h
e
h
l
w
i
t
h
i
n
a
n
d
600
Lin.
Ft. 3” drain tile @ $100.00 per M.........- ....
(Trammell is that the senute had
Certified c h e c k w ill h e r e t u r n e d to
h o u t S p e c ia l T u x Hchool I d s . a* b e g i n n i n g at a post s i t u a t e , I 26
pntil
paid
in
accordance
with
provisions
of
Resolution
No.
1U8,
adopt
dopted hia resolution authorizing tt hr lrcol u gNo.
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Engineering,
Legal Expense, Etc, 8 per cent-- ----t
d
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4. S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F l o r
ctio n s 2 a n d
! ] , t r a c t a n d b u n d , o r s o o n e r u p o n s c - ed by the City Commission on May 12, 1921.
nd directing Coolldge to appoint a ida, s a i d d i s t r i c t b e i n g a l s o k n o w n pt hoestn c eb ertuwne ewne sts e 16
•,
ch ain *, t h e n c e R o n of p r o p e r n ti th n r ll le * .
epresuntatlve of federal govern* ns U h u l u o t u S p e c ia l T u x S ch o o l D i s eo lith 1.60 c h a in s , t*3
h h n c e e a s t 16.63
T h e C it y o f D u y t u n n r e s e r v e s t h s 12th, 1924.
Total
estimated
c.ost
—
......... —..... ............. -....t r i c t . o n T u e s d a y . J u n e 17th. 1934.
lent to attend and participate In f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f d e t e r m i n i n g w h o s e c t i o n I I , t o w n s h i p ! ! s o u t h , r a n g e r i g h t to r e j e c t a n y n n d a l l h in d s
(SEAL)
I* R. PHILLIPS,’ City Clerk.
To be borne entirely by adjacent property.
•Florida Centennial celebration next s h a l l b e t r u n t e c s of t h e s a i d d i s t r i c t c h a in s , t lien ee n o r t h l.Ru c h u l n s . In nm l t o w a i v e I n f o r m a l i t i e s .
All l a u d s
In n o m i n a l *
B ids s h a l l be buseil u p o n p lan * a n d May 23-30.
fo r t h e n e x t s u c c e e d i n g t w o yeurn. 31 e a s t .
November.
Number of feet frontage,. 1603.6,
u n d t h e n u m b e r n f m i ll s o f d i s t r i c t C o u n ty . F lo r id a .
s p e d n r u i I o n s no w o n file In t h e o f
I t a p p e a r i n g fr o m th o s w o r n hill fice of th u C i t y C l e r k o f D a y t o n a ,
Asseassment per foot frontage, $4.1376.
school t a x to h« le v ie d a n d c o ll e c te d
of r o m p i n i i i t Hied h e r e i n a g a i n s t y o u o r u p o n d e p o s i t i n g
^COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES f o r e a c h o f t h e s a i d y e a rs .
Ten
D o lla r*
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
T h e C o u n t y Ilo u rd of I'u b l lc I n t h a t y o u h a v e o r c l a i m t o h a v e (610.00) w i t h t h o C it y C le r k , s a id SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORs t r u c t i o n h a s d e t e r m i n e d by r e s o l u so m e I n t e r e s t In t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d I d e p o s i t t o be r e t u r n e d w h e n t h e
FOOT PRel
•* TALLAHASSEE, May 30.—Tho tio n t h a t t e n m i l l s Is t h e e s t i m a t e d la n d s , YOU, a n d e a c h at y o u a r e
ITY OR RESOLUTION NO. 139. Adopted on the 12th Day of
n * a r e r e t u r n e d in g o o d c o n d i
nineteenth annual commencement m l l l u g e n e c s s s n r v in lo- v o te d at h e r e b y r e q u i r e d a n d o r d e r e d t o be tpila
NAME
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE
A
o n w i t h i n five d a y s a f t e r t h s con
May, A, D. 1924, by (he City Commission of the City of Sanof the Florida State College for s u r h e l e c tio n f o r t h r p u r p o s r of th e n n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r C i r c u i t C o u r t t r a c t Is a w a r d e d .
Markham
Uelghta
Addition,
Sanford.
a x s r h o o l d i s t r i c t f o r a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In H a n fo rd , F l o r
ford, Florida.
A su re ry com pany bond sa tisfa c
jWomen were held today in the cri j tsah eid e snpseuciinagl tl w
o years.
ldn, o n t h e llrsl M o n d a y In J u l y .
nge dining room. Dr. Edward ConT h e f o l l o w i n g n.iraiol a r e a p p o i n t 1931, t h e s a m e b e i n g t h e 7 th d a y o f t o r y to the* C i t y o f D a y t o n a In fu ll
following is the estimated cost of rc-pnving Ninth Street from Slay T. Woodruff, Lot 7, Blk G______— .... - ......
u n t o f t h e v a l u e of t h e c o n t r a c t
lo a c t a> I n s p e c t o r s a n d e i e r k at J u l y . 1921. a n d a .ru le d a y o f o u r nWiiio
adl, the president, conferred the ed
ill lie r e q u i r e d
' Park Avonuo, west to Holly Avenue, a width .of 30 feet, with D. L. Thrasher, I-ot 8, Blk G__ . . . . ......... ......-135
p r e c i n c t s n a m e d , w i t h i n s a id s a i d C o u r t, t h e n u n d t h e r e t o m a k e
Icgreca on graduates. Dr, Henry St hpeecial
to E. i i o u a i r .
T a x S c h o o l D i s t r i c t t o b o ld a n s w e r u n t o t h e s a i d b ill o f c o m .
sheet asphalt on a C” rock base, replacing the present brick Reginald Holly, Lot 7, Blk H................ ............
C ity C lrk .
mis Smith of Washington and 1si hi election*
George D. Bishop, Lot 8, Blk H ..........................HO
j pavement.
r l n r t Nn. 7. U ’h n l u n t u ) J. E.
re University, delivered the com- H nUy dr rsr.
(Mo. ( J u o d i * a n d Mr*. J u U slie Went, Lot 7, Blk I________________135
nenrement address.
From Para Avenue to French Avenue.
*1- F ri-v a tt. I n s p e c t o r s ; u n d Mrs. J. ADDENDA TO ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR PAVING UNDER RESRealty
Trust Co., Lot 8, Blk I— ....................... I35
E. H n y d -r. clrrK .
D a t e d th l * tl m 6 th d a y o f May, A.
OLUTION NO. 126, Adopted by the City Commission of the Cily 600 Sq. Yds. brick paving to be taken up and hauled to city
DRUGGISTS MEET.
N. II. Garner’a Addition to Markham Park Heights, Sshf**!
lot
<
§
)
1
2
c
___—
........................
................
....................
j
1). 1324
552.00 Joe E. Richie, Lot 1, Blk J ___— ......... ...........59
of Sanford, March 21th, 1924.
COUNTY B O A R D O P P U B L I C I N
750 Lin. Ft. curb to be taken up and hauled to City lot
S T R U C T IO N F U R S E M I N O L E
DAYTONA, May 30.—Extensive
FOOT
PRELIMINARY
<y) 8 c...................... ...... .................................... ..........
Inna have been made for the cn- ByCOUNTY.
300.00 N. E. W- Sistrunk, Lot 2, Blk. J ______—......... 59
C. A. D ALLAS.
NAME
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT
Fred R. Wilson, Lot 3, Blk j
I35
irtainment of delegutea to the
C h a irm a n F ro Trra.
250 Cu. Yds. grading @ 60c......... .................. ..................
025.00
Rose Court Addition to Sanford, Fla.
t e s t : T . W. L A W T O N .
ate Pharmaceutical Association A t(H
.
Spencer
Heights,
Sanford,
Fla.
300 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 80c........ ......... . 2, 640.00
a l)
Secretary.
Ruse Court, Inc., I-ot 87........................ ................112
ihich hold ia annual convention May e16-23-30;
$355.40
G. W. Spencer, Lot 1------____ .................... — ..132.6
J u n o 6-13.
730 Sq. Yds. paving @ $2.00................. ......... ............
11,400.00
ere June 12 a?d 13. Dnjggiata of
Ruse Court, Inc. , I^ut 89_........ ............ .................78
247Jll
W. C. Hill, Lot 7 ............................... ................132
Triple Citiea are in charge of
N O T IC E O F E L E C T I O N ,
125.00
Rose Court, Inc., Lot 91______ ___________ ... . 87
270.07
““
In c o m p l i a n c e w i t h th o p ro v ls lm i*
G. W. Spencer, Lot 13 ______ __ _______ ___ 133
lana and are leaving nothing
294.00
la w a p p l i c a b l e t b v r M o . n o lle * Is Rose Court, Inc., . Lot 93................................... —. 76
241.10
17
1 U ut wilt add pleaaure to of
Q. W. Spencer, Lot 19_____ __ ___________ -133
4 Inlets <g) $35.00'......................................
h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t n n e l e c t i o n h a s Rose Court, Inc., I-ot 95.......... ........................
140.00
—
90
285.59
sit of the 600 or more ex- b e e n c a l l e d u n d o r d e r e d t o b e held,
Notice is hereby given to any and all persons
0
Lin.
Ft.
12”
storm
sewer
@
$1.20.-__
—„ ........'.......... __ 70
to pome here for the meet- a n d t h e tu r n * w ill h e h e ld w i t h i n Ruse Court, Inc., Lot 97.
480.00
222.12
‘ 4?“
Special
Assessments against the various p i« «
pr°r(lH
u g h o u t S pecial T u x .H ch o o l
0
Un.
Ft.
3”
drain
tile
(§>
$100.00
per
M.
I’ha druggists are being as aDnids t rtihc rt o No.
250.00
639.41
i n o l e C o u n t y , Rose Court, Inc,, Lot 99..!.^...... .......... .......... ....170
described that said special assessments are payable
hy traveling men’s auxilia* F lo r id a , s a i d S, d l -Ster m
l c t b e i n g uU o Rose Court, Inc., Lot 109.......... ........... -....... ... 70
1,349.50
222.13
T 1
thirty daya after the above and foregoing special a*s*« .
know n us (lenevn S p ecial T u x School
222.12
For three days prior to the meet- D is tric t, o n T u e a d a y , J u n e 17th. Rose Court, Inc., I-ot 110..... ............................ .... 70
been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in MtHS
1914, f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f d e l e r m n n g Rose Court, Inc., Lot 111........... ........... .—.... - . . 70
f, of ths association, the state w
222.13
\
18,215.50
h o s h a l l be t r u s t e e s o f t h e s a i d
installments with interest at 8 per cent per annum fro®
Credit by 3450 Sq. Yds. brick @ $1.17..........4,036.50
srd of pharmacy will be In sea- d l s t r l r t f o r t h e n e x t s u c c e e d i n g t w o K oseCourt, Inc., Lot 112......—...................— —. 70
222.12
time said special assessments stand approved and c°n^‘r
’ a for the examination of y e a rs , a n d t h e n u m b e r o f m ill* of Rose Court, Inc., I-ot 113------- ----------- ---- : .- 70
Credit 0750 Un. Ft. curb @ 30c...................... 1125.00
• 222.13
5,101.60
U for licenses to practice d i s t r i c t school tu x to b e le v i e d a h d
A meeting of the Equalising Board.of the O ff ®
c o lle c te d fo r e u c h
of
th e
su ld Rose Court, Inc., Lot 114—.-----—................— .... 70
222.12
in Plorida.
y e a rs .
will
be held a t tho CUy Hall at 2:30 P /M . on the 9th
222.12
T h e C oun ty H o a rd o f P u b l i c I n Rose Court, Inc., Lot 115------- ----- —— ....... — 70
13,054.90 A. D. 1924, a t which meeting said Board will hear »nf (
s
t
r
u
c
t
i
o
n
h
a
s
d
e
t
e
r
m
i
n
e
d
by
r
e
s
o
l
u
Jo be borno entirely by adjacent property.
222.12
e s s Prosecutions t i o n t h a t t s n mill* I* t h e e s t i m a t e d Rose Court, Inc., Lot 116..... ............. - .......... ..... 70
plaints and objections as to such s p e c i a l assessments.
Number of feet frontage, 2,382.
222.13
n)IIU«D n e c e s s a r y to b e v o t e d a t Rose Court, Inc., Lot 117—...... ........ .......... —__ 70
time
adjust and equalize said assessments oh a basis ® <
fcuick Conclusions ssuu ldc h spelececial
tio n f o r t h e p u r p o e a o f t h s Rose Coprt, Inc., Lot 118.— ............. .............. — 70
As*-ament^ foot front, $5.4802.
222.12
l a x s c h o o l d l a t r l :t f o r
right,
and when said special assessments are so ^
tb * ensuing tw o years.
222.13
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Yd«l^r0m Freneh Avcnu* to Holly Avraa*.
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DeFuniak Springs
Voters Jtegr ta lk
By Frank Jennings
J. E. Snyder, for County Com-1, T. Summerslll. H
l.m-t-oy nrol
misaionor, District No. 5, embrac- \ Jo,,n
mu,y’
llrKLemulru*.
rlerk.
, . . . J- JL
ing Chuluotn, Gcncvn and Osceola.
Dn(«d (h is m e *t)t ilSy of Stay. A
1921.
Your support and votes will be Ap CD.OUNTY
BOARD O F P U B L I C INpreciated.
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dio Program
, Tam for May 30.
Atlanta Journal (420)
M Hand; 10:45, orchcnBuffalo «?!!») 4:30-5:20,
SO, news; 7-0, Decoration
ChSgo Tribune (370) 7-Chicago News (4I7.R)
Mcmprinl Day
R.I 8:1
Chicago (530) C:o0, con
talks; 0-1:30. revue,
’hiesgo (34b) 0*7. mnsi
irm lerturcn; 8-10, Her
nrr program.
-Cleveland (390) 8. con
-Dallas News
(470]
idHrcvs; 8:SO-9:30. con
R-D, Kiwnnin Club concert, dram a-1
FIGHTS HIGH COSTS
1
tie reader.
i
LISBON,
May
30—Thi;
cost
of
K^ rT Los Al,*c,M (400) 8:45,1
vocal; 10:1 a. m.. concert, instru living hns risen from 10 to 15 per
mental, orchestra.
cent ante the first of the year, j
WGI—-Medford (300) 5, talk fi, t owing chiefly to the activities o f .
Decoration Day.
j speculators and dealers. The gov'VMS—-Memphis CommercialC„.......
eminent ,1$ taking steps to combat
Appenl (n00) 8:30. Walter Moore further advances and has rponed
11 Steamer Idlewild orchestra.
stores In various parts of Lisbon, j
W LAG — Minneapolis-St. Pay
(11?) 7:30 lectures; 9:1J
UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S MEET
message; 9:.'!0 bucle a
CHRISTIANIA, May 30-T hc
corps.
International Federation of UniWOR—Newark (405)
versity Women wilt hold a copche.itra; 4:30 stories 5, Decora- cress here from July 2R to August
1, at the invitation of the four
New York City (192) Nurse branches of tho Union of
talks, orchestra.
University Women. Eighteen sub-1
?w i ork ( I5sri) 5, b?d- divitinns of tho a&*i>cintlnn will he
talk; 5:30, French; 5:15, represented at tho congress, and
'• trumpets.
of th*» 400 delegates to attorn* about
ew \o r k (405) 5:30-71, 200 are expected from the United,
snt.
.States.
tg;30 concert; 0:30-10:45
b:30,
Jrffrnun City (440.9) 8,
n Ray, Hny Scouts.
-Kansan City Star (411)
Art. address, 'story, mumusical; 11:45, Night-
5:30,
citnl,
^Louisville Journal (400)
emo-
4:30,
Wild W est” Visits John Bull
FRESHMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
TALLAHASSEE, May 30.—The
freshman class at Florida State
College for Women has elected tho
following uITtc-cm; Cornelia Dozier,
! Ocala, president; Annie McKay,
■UeiTn, vice-president;
Mildred
Bruce, Orlando, secretary; Mildretl llniTin, .Imknonvillo, treasur(>r; Joe Coarsey, Jacksonville, 'par
liamentarian, and Pearl H enti
Tallahassee, athletic manager.
GOLDEN K EY
3fo r
ProtiHta brliy—
AJDd grovin.ii|.n
froia bitet ol
m o s q u it d *:*
'Uoo.1 byo* *’
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It. Plcasnt.tyi.uj
IhH jV
A t d ra g tto rM .
I0DSHOT EYES
witliniit pain in one day by
Golden Eye Lotion.
Lotion, No
remedy in the world
ilirg ami strengthening for
; Insist on having "LconI makes strong eyes. At
“Tex" Austin, famed broncho buster from Texas, anil Mrs. Austin
arc shown arriving in London where "Tex" will supervise the interna
tional rodeo at tho British Empire Exposition, at Wcmbly when cow
boys of Canmln, New Zealand, Soutii Africa and Australia will meet
In competition. Amerienn hucaroos will also ride.
Happy Cow Feeds are
high quality feeds, made
by Edgar-Morgan Co.,
Memphis.
Special This Week End: Honey Fruit
A R E JIU A L IT Y MEATS
Happy Cow Sweet
F eed— 24"* protein
with any good home
grown roughage, will
give you the beat of all
balanced rations for
milk production at low
cost for feed.
SALT, Morton’s, per pkg. SOUP, Campbell’s, per can
FAB, Colgate’s, per pkg.
SOAP FLAKES, Ivory, per pkg
PORK & BEANS, Campbell’s,
BON AMI,per cake
TALCUM POWDER, Orange
Blossom, per can
Cents
Sold by
Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Apples, Cabbage,
PHONF. 94
lucei Carrots, Beets, ,, Bt?pp^,^ )R iita b a ^ ^
Oranges, Grape F ru it
j!
riT rOR-A QUEEN
,4wi hvAt/UtWt.VTifrT-'k**w7a*
A little higher in prico, but? Worth the difference.
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In our market you will find only the very beat Kanaaa City
Beef, St. Louis dressed veal, and genuine spring lamb, fancy
pork cuts, of ail kinds.
W J L
Our home made sausage is 100 per cent pure pork.
Lots of nice fat hens, both live and dressed.
Our grocrey stock both fancy and staple is complete.
We Have OAly Four Dealers
First St.
on
Lander Drug Co. and
Joe’s Smoke House
Sanford F ruit and Vegetable Store
Seminole Fruit Store ‘
Patronize Them and a Home Industry
QUALITY
If you cannot find what you are looking for, call us we hnvc it
STONES CAKES OF ALL KINDS
Home Made Corn Beef
tarreirs [Ml.
» NutMaimarine
Fresh Mackerel — Full Line Fancy West
ern and Native Meats — Fryers
Received Daily
tial Saturday or as long as it lasts Barrington Hall Coffee 45c
WK DELIVER TO ANY PART OK THE CITY
ASK THE MANAGER
RED FRONT BAKING POWDER IS MANUFACTURED IN
OUR OWN PLANT, MAD EOF HIGHEST QUAL
ITY INGREDINETS.
B u y a C a n T o d a y I 11
O F
T r y a C a n T o d a y . ID* u D v
1
WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND TH|S. DON’T FORGET TO PUT IT ON YOUR GRO-
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Made Teething
Painless an d
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T e e t h i n g fa a n o riU a l t h a t a l l b a b le e n i i a t s o t h r o u g h w i t h . W i t h
m oat It la p a i n f u l a n d t h e ’c a u s e o f
frctfu ln ess.
c ry in r and
favarlah
c o n d it io n s .
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M a n y b a b i e s s u f f e r n a e d l a u p a in
a t th in t h a t , f o r T a e lh ln a w ill r i «
due* In flam m atio n o f ,t h o g u m s, a lla y s fa y s rla h co n d itio n s, a o o th s a th e
n e rv e a a n d m a k e s te e th in g laaa p a i n
ful. M r s . U a t t l e I ’u t r u a n o f P r i n c e to n , A l a , w rite s :
“T a a t h l n a 1* a g r a n d m a d l a l n a f o r
b a b !* * e sp ecially a t te e th in g tim e. 1
b a r e U r e a ohi id r e n a n d g a v a T e e t h in a t o . a l l o f th em a n d th e y h a d no
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY,•MAT 30, 1924.
tA « ii
T h e [Sanrfoi'd \Herald
A Time ’For Serious Thinking,
As Brisbane Sees It
'F aU k M f rrrrf i nfierstmn »»w»l
S«a*«r hr Thr llrrsIS Prlntlsa
Next week Floridans will be called upon to express their
sentiments regarding the best qualified Democrat to carry
Entered .a* »ocom1-claa* matter the standard of their party against Republican misrule. It
Ocit»be-r- IT.- I*t». at the poMofflee at is a time for serious thinking and the expression of that sentflaliford, Florida, under act of Mar.
?>■
iraen t sh ou ld n o t b e r e g i 3 tered..w L thaut-tharoughtio n in to th e fa cta o f th e case.
In the first placfi the choice of Florida citizens lies be
tween two men, McAdoo and Underwood. There is no other.
i n u c i u i T i o i t nA TE*.
e Tear.._„..l7.00. 81* Month* I1..B0 Simply make up your mind between these two, and vote for
» llWred'
In city hr carrier per the right one. The process of elimination is short and sim
week ,15c. 7 Weekly Kdlllon M per
ple. If you are one of those few who do not really believe
year.
that McAdoo is the biggest man in the Democratic party, you
; SPECIA L NOTICE.
,
All obituary notice*, card* of must vote for him anyway for aOrely you know him to be a
thank*. rstolstlona and notice* of
S entertainment* .where charge* are better man than Underwood and there is no other.
mad*', wllrtih cUargei for at regu
- In this process of elimination, compare for a moment the
lar advartlalng rate*,, vi *.
records of the two men. Recall the vigor with which Under
U h l a M COATEO PflF-gS
Associated ITM* la eiclu- wood opposed the enactment of the prohibition amendment.
tied to Oto uae for rapub- Recall his prolonged fight against woman’s suffrage. He
f o n ^ i A l l n e w * d la p a t c h e a c ro d stood for the open saloon. He stood -for the subordination of
1 t b lit Or n o t o t h e r w i
th I* p a p e r a n d alao
In fpet what better antonym for progressiveness
n a w a p u b li s h e d h e re i n . All r l g h t a woman.
of rspublleaUoa of apset*]i dispatch* could one find than Underwood? Is the kind of a man we want
jgi*jryin1»tV-*)>io *g«na3i
to point to as the leader of our party the kind who has fought
FRIDAY, MAY *0>. 192L
for antiquated measures, and was DEFEATED?
If not, look at McAdoo. McAdoo is known throughout
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
GIVING AND GETTING:—Give the world as an exemplary progressive. He has always stood
and It* shall be given unto you:
good measure, pressed down, and for advance and constructive forces. His list of achieve
jfcikca together, and runnng over, ments is astonishing. After getting his start in Georgia and
aha 11 gun give into your bosom. making good in Tennessee, he went to New York where he
For Vrlth' the' same measure that was faced with many difficult problems. These he solved
yet gift*,wiUnl it
be meas
with masterliness. He has ever kept his face to the front,
ured fto. Jfou again. Luke o:38.
and nothing daunting, has overcome all obstacles.
IN .FLANDERS FIELDS
There is a man who can beat Coolidge. The mnn who
To ybtti* fro m falling hands w e !
built the Hudson tubes, who managed the railroads of the na
- throw >i i
i. .
Tb® torch, Be yojira to lift it high! tion in a tense crisis when transportation was threatened
If ye^reak faltb with ui who die with complete destruction, who served the masses by aiding
We pfoaMnot sleep, though poppies
in the creation of the Federal Reserve act and the establish
blow
In Flanders Fields.
ment of the farm loan banks, who floated five of the largest
—Lieut-Col. John McCreary.
loans in the history of this nation and efficiently handled
their disbursement, there is the man who can beat Coolidge.
This la Memorial Day. 1
And this man is going to be nominated. One by one
i ' Sanford isn't the only place In Democratic states are falling into his steadily lengthening
Florida where, the weather is hot. column. He will enter the convention with almost enough
Other cities' report' unusually hdt
delegates for immediate nomination. Florida wpuld be un
days.
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wise to instruct for one who hasn't a chancery fopvfould get
V- Arthur Briabano says in his col scarcely a delegate outside of his own state.. .-But Florida
umn! badary >h*b- the strengert can
didate now is McAdoo. He is in a will tie up to no such man. Floridans too arc progressive
position to know.
and they will vote for the progressive McAdoo.
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The St. Paul -Automobile Club
— « I II
1ST Ifacoolja Areane
PhoneHS
ia selling <gasoHne- to its members
for nliKt^sen penis per gallon. Who
Wouldn't like to have membership
In that organization I
o
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,
A. woman four feet In height liv
ing In- New York runs a home for
seven ' on thirty•<!»«• dollars per
week. Wives ,of medium stature
will please take notice. '.
'
These-ministers who hav^ become
storm centers in* their respective
denominations have at least found
an e*ce!)ei\t.^*y to Ijrqak into the
. W W W ' ■^
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o ■
Is progressing steadily on
ns for “Pay-Up, Week”
come* Juno 10-21. Sanford
Uow Rs custom -of. doingright and wilHpwt' thtgr
a big way.
9A
Daily reports from Sanford
Credit Association show many
worMesa cheeks are being issued.
The pArson who makes It a prac
tice < 4 write a check without ample
fundy^in the bank soon, become*
know* to business men' doing., a
cre< ^ business.
,A'rfew York Judge fined a man
.M r s .& r
contrary, should have given him
flvea&dlars for doing, the 'extra
ordinary.
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Things to worry abotjc:' Paul
Polr$C the noted French designer
end oreator of women’s'fashions,
started on tho road to success and
fame by working as a common orran^boy.
sAffo
merchants report' excep
tionally heavy business as (
paredwarith other years. It is np;
a b l e i s t these merchants are"
biggjm users of newspaper adver-'
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It'Js hoped that the promise* of
soma jof the candidates are more
substantial than those that were
tnadn^concerning the construction
of (yt certain two-hundred-room
hotel Jn this city.
■
loridu wore to support Un
derwood for the presidency, it
woukMie the only state in the union
besi^as Alabama, to send its entire
dblegxtion ydedged to this ^an-
If You Haven’t the Knack, Acquire It.
LITTLE BONUS CASH
s .A
-a s - r S r f t
MY FAVORITE STORIES
w weather In almost any
The land Indicator comBY IRVIN S. COBB
•e set for a given distance
that distance la reached
noses down and finds
On Fifth Avenue Chari,
destination. The the poet, met Oliver Her
. new delicate In.
th*
l*"*
Political poW.^
‘d to keep the
Ing to the bow w0*,.
Perhaps
the worst ul '
vsi44|ia me
I’ being a dipl„mit
smile when you fttj•Ml
Ilk*,
They operated on a
dian in H ollyw ood,
i..t
m
«
A
town U a
they always win »
wpek they had two ftr*T
Being in love]i77w«
Z T f i r L " ,our
«‘
keeping off the iror.tpijf
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FRANK GREENE, writing from
San Pedro, Cat., reminds ybU ' bt
this statement made by the. Yjtal
Theodore Roosevelt at Cardinal'
Gibbons’ silver jubilee, Juno . 6,
1911 r
*•"
"Our republic, mighty in . Its
youth, destined to endure for ages,*
will see many presidents during
those ages and it will see presi
dents who arc Catholics as well as
presidents who are Protestants,
presidents who arc Jews, as well.
as presidents who are Gentile*.?.
Very likely. In Thomas Jeffer
son it had a president that beUeyb'd
in no particular religion. . t„ ,V
THE SENATE~agrieultunA Co'ft\:
mlttcc 11 to five, voted against Mr.
Ford's Muscle SlioaH offer and
took up Senator Norris’ bill. Sen
ators that refused Ford’s offer
are hurting the farmers and hurt
ing themselves. But that doesn't
console Ford, who must now find
his consolation in the 1-lGth Psalm.
Verse 3 is especially recommend
ed:
“Put not your trust in princes,
nor in the son of man. in whom
there is no help,"
The unreliable son of man in this
case seems to bo Mr. Coolidge.
°Ul
m u.
ui
POLITICAL TALK U getting"
too close to the famous Burchard
“R. JL'. R.” line foolishnesa that
will make Democratic defeat In
evitable if it continues. The Amer
ican people do not like eellgtotJs
prejudice in any quarter.
T7W’ optometry boys closed o
i t Successful convention in this
TAMPA TRIBUNE
'-Thursday. The visitors had
r but praise for the hospltalMr. Brisbane, with all hia edi receive less than |5 0 each. The
t was extended them. San
torial
astuteness, sometimes be. amount thus distributed will not be
way* extends the glad hand
eats.
comes distressingly illogical. In his sufficient to have any effect upon
business o* prosperity. There
daily article in The Thibune of cttJ)cr
will not be cnoAgh of it .to maka
rife of a tra/fie cqd in Chieently (M irW 7*'1 dlvorro Thursday he makes a few remarks appreciable addition either to the
jier husband because he had about the bonus. He says it means nation's savings account total or
ited the duties imiwsed upon "a few more millions every year its spending money. The lion’s
thoroughly thaQ he tried to ut into circulation, promoting share of the bonus money will be
them at home. She evl- unincss and prosperity.” He fur tied up in Insurance policies, which
did not understand his ther remarks that for the • ektra the recipients can’t spend. It is
dollar paid in taxes the general true they will be able to borrow
Ind go" Signals.
public will make two extra dollars money on their policies after two
' i aQ m u In
the regular course of business. or three years, but this wlU be in
sat gun la thq political camWhen It ia considered that tho small proportionate amounts.
tor Semihole county will be
In tho meantime, the increased
the candidates Saturday vast majority of beneficiaries of
en a big political meet- tho bonus will not receive any cash taxation will be Immediate and
cheduled to be held in front ut all, but long-term life fnsurancj general, affecting everybody, in
of The Sanford Her- oliefes, we fail to se« vrtieH |Mr.! cluding the 'bonus benefidansa
nterested voters not only risbane gets his beautiful Idea themselves; and, as the President
iford but from all parts about that two extra dollars” or said, the increased taxation and
ole county will be on “promoting business and pros- cost of living incident thereto will
perity."
exact from the service men much
the speeches.
Comparatively few o f the servlca more than they got out of the
-4*
aviators may be able men will receive cash, und they will bonus.
I straight sa.gp arrow ami
E
Dan Dobbi
IlgHk..
■THE STRONGEST Democratic
candidate now is- McAdoo. James
D. Phelan, of California, well liked
by everybody, will put McAdoo in
nomination. Glass, who will be
McAdqo's heir id the convention If
Al SmitK “kins off" McAdoo. is
talking strong conservative talk.
STATESMEN THAT RULE
Well, then, say itl
New York City will begin their
Moreover, say It today. You may not have a chance sessions with prayer, but can’t
agree on a prayer that would do,
tomorrow, for tomorrow for one of you may not come.
a body of Protestants, Catholics
We are talking about, "Thank you," and "I love you," in
and Jews. The humble publican's
and "You are .good and true," and "Please tell me something prayer, “God be merciful to me, a
that I can do for you in return for part of the kindness you sinner,” will suit most of our
public officials.
h&ve shown me."
You would tell us—shamefacedly, perhaps—that you A READER WRITES. “You talk
are tremendously grateful for the blessings that come your about the Teapot Dome, but that
the trouble. The real troubli
way. Your, eyoivwould glisten with tears of emotion, as you Isn't
U in tho public's dome. It doean1
think- of the kind acts of this friend and that in your behalf. think.” That is sad and solemn
truth. If u were otherwise, we
But do you take the trouble to express your thanks?
should have different officials.
The reticent Scotchman they 4#11 about would not be*in
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a lonely.class, if hia kind .were got together. /Fhe Sc&Mrmsn?' * SQlt£8ulNG.Jrigktct«e3
Stol
y o i r T ^ H W i g p |^ ( ^
dead
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nearly moved to teirs, and nls voice was husky as ho said, through the Hat. Europe frignt"Agnes was a good wife. Once I nearly told her so."
ena Wall Street, and the fact that
things produced by
And words for other things besides the expressing of “commodities,”
nature and labor, art dropping in
gratitude and of praise are no plentiful. There is always a price. Later something cheerful
word for the burned biscuits, but how seldom a word of will come along, then the specula
will buy back what they sold.
praise for the biscuits that are light and golden! There are tors
The income tax bill which ap
always words for discomforts in the home, but somehow the parently is going through, with
comfortable, happy conditions are accepted as a matter of ts publicity attachment, seriously
disturbs some of the big pocketcourse.
>ooks.
It is the same way ip. the business world. Employers for
SEVEN DEAD, twenty burned,
get to express their (thanks for appreciated service, until
n a Newark hotel fire. Four killed
their employes believe that there is no Buch thing as appre- In
a New York fire. Thirty-five
iinnv10ni'
fyFget to praise work or to say frequent dead, seventy hurt in tornadoes,
‘Thank
^ employees,
_
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ThAnk yous’
vnua". apd
curious
to say, seem also to sweeping through Mississippi, Al•___■ i
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nhamn. Louisiana, also one big and
Bo on the almost universal __
principle
of• Yakfng
things for fifty little eruptions in the volcano
granted, regardlee.^of unusual generosity 0 Kf
oration of Kilaeaue. The world is a trag
that are shown them by their employers.
edy, as you know, running your
eyes over the news headings this
The "Thank Yqu" habit without a doubt
Itivated morning and cVery morning. .
habit, but it is one, that can be acquired very
^ ...n life. In
BUT AMONG THE dark clouds
one borne we have In mind a young father.^ho had had good
training himself used td say at the end of each ideal, regard- hero and there is a patch, of blue
Charles II. Mayo, great sur
less of how good or how disappointing the meal, chanced to sky.
geon, snys cancer will be conbe- paughter, did you thank Mother for giving us this uered in a few years.” Already
breakfast ?" or this luncheon or this dinner, as the case might 0 to 80 per cent of cancers can bo
cured "if taken In time." Remem
a j Ur c*1',t*ren In the family were given tho same ber that over-eating la one of the
mnt. And today those young people go about unconsciously principal causes of cancer. Keep
making people feel good" by their readiness to pass some yoyr system light, clear, clean, full
of energy and it will deal with the
pleasant, sincere compliment or to express their hearty diseases
that attack It.
thanks for some trivial service.
Overloaded, it is helpless. '
So, say it. Speak the words of praise. Express your ap
THE Methodists, with “going
preciation of courtesy and kindness and of the greater bless forward"
for their keynote., vote
ings that come to you. Do it todny, and every day.
five to one In their general confer
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TH E WAY TO EVERLASTING PEACE
McAdoo in Front.
T. R. on Religion.
A Text for Ford.
What Prayer, Please7
Copyrigni. itfs
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t t O L U I t n L. I)KA!».........
E d ito r
E ItO W A n n n n n a .............. M a sa a v r
I>'j‘ l.
Nothing is more sa
an old.fcllow trjdnr ta*—
one o t those modern oijC;
sandwiches.
It is very hard to dtidl
ade on a cool front pottki
ry about the poor chj
shortage.
m
'lo p o r
. Even if Congress dots
session all will not be Lg/
weather will be too asm J
to work much.
%
The best thing about i
war vets life Tniurtatt.
N
won’t have to spend so a
arguing with insurant*-
DIEHL
ELECTRIC F
Hall Hardwan l
rilONE !
POPULATION AND PROSPERITY
PLANT CITY COURIER
ARE YOU SAVINQ FOR THE
GRADE PULL?
*
• *
Should our present policy con
This country has owed its prosWhen you're almost over the grade of hard
crity, and especially its marvelous tinue, within the next twenty years
—when
you see success and fortune just ahei
ncrense in values, more to the we may expect our population to
growth of its population than to become practically stationary. An
then you flhd you haven’t power enough in restm
equilibrium will be established, just
any other factor.
' carry you over the top—
If we assume its total wealth at as in many European countries for
What a surprsingly large number of men
350 billion dollars, it is safe to say many periods in their history.
that wealth represents the natural
The economic effect of this would
women—-and small industries as well—get ihwif
Increase In liic value of real estate be enormous. The great element of
the top and then slide backward to failuri
due to the steady increase of popu increased value through general
they haven’t the power—the money—to carry tb
progress would be clirtilnated. Bus!lation and general activity. ’
This growth in land value has ness would go upon a strictly pro
up the last grade.
^
beer, the basis of more great for ductive basis. The buying and sell
Start
to
save
now
while
the
going
is easy, t|
tunes than all other things com- ing of land would almost cease.
j
you’ll
have
money
when
you
need
it
moat.
. &l. L Jt Is a trularti. that if . a After oscillating lea a while, prices
young man wants to get rich, and of real estate would remain fixed.
ONE DOLLAR WILL
yet play safe, ho should buy land Farming, of course, would have to
START AN ACCOUNT
and 1st its value grow with the adjust itself to changed conditions,
progress of tho country.
with the resu lt that fewer men
, i—A. dwjaasMhntnitfilirsgl U i' - mi
TnU is an absolutely “sore th
wnaht farm^wince thferc "would be
so- l«rng as- there i r socl*vwffi
>'cftsnee toTwroaplossM <m c7->p>
and hofeJofflfk^nFr *JfcH>le have with gains on land values—arid
been able to^fourit Upon it with edr- more would be available for other
tuinty. Dot what would happen If activities. Tho struggle for exist
tho tide should ebb?
ence would become vastly harder.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
Can we, aa a nation, afford to
IVo are bolting the. doors. The
latch-string hus been pulled in. The make the change? Just remember
a F. WHITNEH,
few "selected” strgQgers whom we that at any particular time in our ■ F. P. FORSTER, President.
propose to admit Drill constitute a history our prosperity has depend 5
in iiin n iim n in n iN N iiiiiN in n i
very low percentage of population ed ns much, upon the certainty of
future progress ns upon existing
Increase in the next decade.
'There is a steady decrease In the conditions.
Our country is big enough to
birthrate. While the race suicide
butc-aboo is not yet alarming, largo support five hundred million peofamilies have ceased to be popular,, plo without crowding. Older coun
SEWING MACHINES
and there is not a chance In the tries already, crowded, can prolong
Electric
or Regular
world that this tendency will be their civilization by sending away Portable
family style.
reversed. We have left the patri their surplus population. Why not
do our bit for the human race?
archal ngc behind us for ever.
We have a elfifnt wh"
r,
NATIONAL M Iu
SINGER
BUNGALOW
TERMS TO SUIT
cs
SIGHT-SEEING IN FLORIDA
THE MIAMI HERALD
’ PeYsons desiring to’spend s few sections. There is nothing more
days or weeks pleasantly need not interesting than the great State
;o,out of Florida to find interest- Park south of Miami, with its
ng' places, fine scenery and all tropical growth that cannot be
thgl goes to make a sight-seeing matched anywhere else.
vim tion enjoyable.' It would be a ' These are but a few of the many
very good thing if more people attractive things that may be
would study their own state in see nin Florida. It ia Interesting
stead of assuming that aa soon as to start out in any direction and
thqy get a chance to travel a bit just wander about. Every com
hihr-must necessarily go to some munity has something that is a bit
lstant, widely advertlstxl section. out of the usual, and the person
m
m
m
m
m
Florida haa a great array of up- who is seeking these things can
usual features, some of which can find them.
not be matched anywhere else. The
The state provides almost unlim
orida Magazine section which is ited facilities for vacation enjoy
nted by a number of weekly ment. On the coasts are some of
contains a partial list of the most noted beaches in Amer
me o f these things. Among them ica. At some of these there is not
ence to lift the ban on dancing and
theaters. The old rule, no amuse are|Silver Springs, the largest and a day in the year when it is not
ment “except those which can be ona of the moat beautiful natural comfortable to go in bathing. Flor
used in the name of tho Lonl is - springs in the world, which is big ida has one of the most beautiful
On
sus.” Now amusement and relig enough for a turning basin, for lake sections in America.
passenger boats; the Key practically all of these lakes there
ion can be kept separate as educa
extension of the F. E. C., is bathing and fishing. Florida has
tion and religion are separate In
is like nothing else any* two or three of the most remark
public schools.
; sponge fisheries at Key able rivers in America, furnishing
and Tarpon Springs; Lake not only varied scenery, but boat
AN UNFORTUNATE widow
hobee, the largest fresh wa ing and fishing.
dies insane, leaving a fortune far
ke in the United States enabove twenty milliqns. That for-,
It would be a fine thing if the
, within one i state,, }
tune was Inhsritad from a'nuw*
people who live on the coasts
— Augustine, th* oldest city in should visit the interior of the
who made,all, of his money selling
article sfor five and ten cents each.' tfc* country; has a 'number of in ■tate during vacation time, and if
What he got was profits on the ter «ly interesting historical me ^OM who live in the interior
Helena Run la a beau- should visit the coasts. Every ad
nickel or dime. Those who think mo alls.
It not “worth while to save In drib tifi little stream near Leesburg vantage that can be found in a va
lets” will observe that dimes and wh :h sometimes runs into tjie cation la some other state Is to be
dickies arc Important, piled' to Gu 1 and again changes its whim- found hare, and there would come
sicii mind and flows into the At th caddcd advantage of a better
gether.
lanta ocean.
Florida has tho acquaintance of the people of the
NEW YORK WILL open the lar est banana plantation in tlu state, and a better understanding
first chlorine gas cure for colds at Sot :h, in Orange county. A spout- of the needs and the opportunities
Wilbur Parker Hospital by dlrec- ing) well near Apopka throws wa of the state. Somebody ought to
Ion of Dr. Monaghant health cony
itundred feet in the air. start a “See Florida F lra r cam
aiisloner. Pstlenrir will breathe a jsre.ounds are found in many paign.
a mixture made up of one ounco
of chlorine, mixed with sixty thou
sand cubic feet of air. The air will
carry germ-destroying chlorine gas
WAYCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD
to every working part of the lungs,
throughout the entire breathing
tract. ' If the treatment la aa suc
Joi iph S. Davis In the AlbAny
A flaw In a man’s character
cessful as is hoped, it will be worth Herafi rays:
soon
results In a flaw In his credit.
In time several billions of dollars a
*»* a part of the country's
year.
Some people confound quality
morf"
sraount of crKji{
f
a
(
CREDIT AND CHARACTER
34a y- *» VWT’
/
.
Sea W. H. McFarland at T. J. of tho neatest little bun
cated on a northwest con* •
Miller & Son.
Phone
the beat residential wetkst
ford who Is willing to
for larger home.
WHEN YOU SEE IT TOE*
*• AGREE ITS A BAM
TIRES
FABRIC.
$0x5 .a * ..,.* .* ....* ...
3 0 x 3 • 1*2 ■..........
$7.00
$7.35
CORDS
3 0 x 3 1*2 ...............
$ 1 0 .5 0
32x4
................................. $ 1 8 ,5 0
ALL GUARANTEED
F.P.RINES
INCORPORATED
Rooms J15-5W
First Nat’l Bk BUt-
1113 Sanford A r e .
105 P a lm e tto A ve.
in .fact, anything, anywhere, at
any time.
QUICK
SERVICE Sanford
TRANSFER. Phone 498.
I n v e s t m e n t G u id a n ce ;
I f you want to inves*
money to good advantage
and are uncertain abw*
u s g iv e y o u suggestion*
Our counsel in inyd1*
ment matters is g'«"
willingly and incun fl°
obligation.
�*
fltfr
p.'V
«,
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*!\ „ >**W- ->#
•! THE-SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY- 30. 1924.
Mrs. and Mrs. Robbins LILLIAN SHINHOLSER ENTERTAINS
25 Children Attend
Thirteen {Bridge Ch
E ntertain Friends On
Endeavorer Party Entertained- By -litis***
WITH SHOWER FOR MISS ZAGHERY
Delightful Boat Trip
A b«,t
« » * * * f e t e ?"■ v y e d n e s d tg _
frottCSSSSSMP
the Christian Endeavor of the
.------was won by Miss Frances Dutton. of
Mins Rosamond Radford gave a Presbyterian Church here, had a[ Mrs. Floyd Pahh*r entertained
Phone 493-J.
most original paper, In which she jolly time together Thursday eve- Wednesday afternoon with tw*
wove a sketch of the romance of ning whpn they met with the little tahles of bridge the members of the
Miss Zachary and Mr. Thilyan, president, Miss Mnrguerita Garner, Thirteen Club, having as her gu*st‘£ 0
ending the paper with the advice, at her home on'Palmetto Avenue.
This was the last of tho social Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. House* '
lhat the honoree might find her
meetings
or parties for this season holder. Mm. W. II. Wight, fttnTtf. "‘ j
LOCAL WOMAN’S CLUB DEDICATES S £ s . f f w r s s ? r e £
with the pot of gold by
s s r * z j s n rainbow
or, until October, when the gaiety B. Lewis, Mr*. D. P. DrumtAond, U?
looking
In
the
dining
room.
Upon
T h . .nchnr . . . m u d .n d tb .
Mrs. Eugene RoumlUat, Mrs. B, jCfl
will start anew.
PROPERTY AT ROBINSON SPRINGS
yacht began To glide swiftly across The reception and living rooms entering the room she found a huge
The
young people gathered L. Perkin*. Mr*. M. 3. WlggirtiT1
rainbow
withIts
beautifully
beautiful
Lake
Euatis, then vyere bright with baskets of roses,
colors, and at each end dressed in May Day costumes, each and Mrs. McPherson.
people wit- It.'does surprise one, however,'that through picturesque Dors Canal snap uiMgbns, shasta daisies and blended
were
pots
of gold filled' to the little one representing some spring
The members played at tables
dedication of Woman's this wa* not thought of tone ago, into Lake Dora and bock through
forming a lovely set brim with fascinating looking garden flower.
Club Park, which is located near as a great deal of natural M»uty the Ockiawaha river and Lake bougnnviltao,
arranged
in the living room *ndi^£
The
decorations
used
were
Jap
ting for the daintily frockcd packages. Under the rainbow wui
irfon Springs on the Orlando might have been saved. However^ Harris, stopping off on one of the guests.
anese lanterns and the young folks dining room of Mrs. Palmer's a t
the
honoree’s
chair,"
draped
in
Road, about eight miles south of j it is for us to keep unscared thp beautiful islands where a luncheon
Miss Margnrct Zachary greeted
with rainbow ribbons, at gathered on the lawn and porch tractive little home on Park Are- 1
Sanford, a t 4 o clock Wednesday native beauty of our Seminole was served picnic ayle by Mrs. tne guests upon arrival, wearing white
either
side
chairs were placed for and enjoyed outdoor games and V>Ue. The house wa* decorated ■ *_
Robbins, who was assisted by Mrs.
afternpon
county., „ • ’
a
most
becoming
frock
of
sea
green
her
brldotmaids,
Misses Margaret sports for several hours together, with bright colors, snap dragons;'
The j exercises were marked by
“To Mr. Overstreet of Orlando, Brice. After dinner the guests voile with trimmings of tiny ecru and Julia Zachary, who assisted when punch and cake were served. nasturtium* and other spring gar- - ^ -■
quite a little bit of enthusiasm of to Mr. Bteisch of Sanford, who so ware shown around by Capt. Bas lace ruffles.
her in opening the gifts. Many
den flowers th a t .cast
eitltens of both Seminole and graciously gave us this tract, to sett, and visited the different beau
In the receiving line were MU* useful gifts of linen, china, glass Mrs. Hill Entertains glow, over the play
Orange counties, brought together Mrs. C. M. Berry, a valued club tiful spots of Uue various lakes.
shinsholser. Miss Mary and articles dear to a woman’s
Mrs.
enough J
M
ti Lewis was fortunate
re
for the purpose of showing their member who negotiated .the plans When the llVelV-party returned Lillian
Zachary and Mias Julia Zachary, heart were found in the "Pot of Friloha Bridge Club to secure high prise which was -a
appreciation to those who so gen foT this part, to E. A. Douglass,for to Euatis they enthusiastically ,MUa SMnshoisera' smart frock was
beautiful embroidered luncheon m .erously gave this beautiful tract of recording the deed ind to Fred Wil agreed that they had had a won-- 0f pCnch volte and cream tace wiih Gold."
Following the presentation of
the ■Hlllti*
game- «anu ice- course
1|
nAftei
u u
Lite
Mrs.
W.
C.
Hill
was
the
gracious
land.
derfut
time
and
congratulated
Mr.
liams, who surveyed It, wa wish to
sage green velvet ribbons.
Miss the "shower" refreshments of brick hostess Wednesday afternoon, en . I and punch wa* served.
Opening these exercises was Mra. express our sincere gratitude,**. ’ and Mrs. Robbins for their unique Mary Zachary's costume was of ice cream
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...... ............
I
in the delicate
shades...of
R. E. Tolar, president of the San The invocation was pronounced entertinment. The parties then orchid hand drawn voile with filet I pink, yellow nnd green, with in tertaining the members of one of
ford Woman’s Club, who made n by Dr. Brownlee, pastor of the motored back to Sanford and ware lace medallions. With this she wore 'dividual cakes, iced in pink and her bridge clubs "The Friloha," i t 1 25 per rent discount on all Hat*,
short talk with the following re First
Presbyterian ‘ Church of served with a delicious dinner.at' a’ chic black hat. Miss Julia Zach- lavender, nnd rainbow tinted crys- her lovely home.
| Quality Shop.
the residence of Mr.'and Mrs. Rob ary was attired in a summer frock | t&lized grnpe fn d t candies were
marks, to club members, visitors Sanford.
The
guests
were
seated
nt
sm
all!
--------.
....... .
bins
on
Palmetto
Avenue.
■
■
and friends:
A note from Mrs. Blackman,
of white nnd rose.
On each plate were clever
Those who enjoyed the occasion . During the afternoon a most de served.
"We are gathered here today to president of the State Federation
tables
and
places
found
by
means,
ly written fortunes for the guests,
dedicate this beautiful park of of Woman’s Clubs, read, expressing were Mr. and Mrs. S. Robbins and lightful program was rendered. I which were read nlond, causing .-r the most attractive sprihg tallies
L E T N O M A N DECEIVK<
Milton, Mrs. Frances Brice, Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer, whose much merriment; also cunning 1Pnearly 12 acres so generously given her regret at', not being able to bo
on
which
mottoes
were
written
poren
per
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herman
LefkowRx,
by Senator Overstreet of Orlando there but sending greetings and
soprano voice is always en- tlp bans of rice which were shower taining to the game of bridge YOU, — L IS T E N TO W IS E
A. H. Moses, Henry Bandel, A. oweet
and Mr. John Meisch of Sanford. congratuatldns.
yed
and appreciated-, was heard ed. on the bride-elect.
played.
mportant "Mrs. A. B. Whitman of Orlando, RafTord, Miss Dorothy Wilson, of
n group of well chosen snW, | Miss Shinsholser was assisted
Daisies were the decorations AND P R A C T IC A L P A IN T
New
York,
Isadore
Shaldcr
of
days in the history of our club. A chairman of conservation depart
among them being “For Youin looking nftcr the pleasure of used in the sun parlor where the
North
Carolina,
Maurre
WhltenE R — IF YOU DO YOU W IL |i
dsy to which we will point bac* ment of Federation of Woman's
Uone" and “ Until.'* Miss Dorothy her guests by her mother, Mrs. II. | member* assembled.
with pride for in the next few years Clubs and who is on*,of the out stein, of Orlando, Jack Stein, Or Stoke* gave an enjoyable humorous I- Shinsholser: Sirs. Forrest MeAt
the
conclusion
of
the
progre*U SE N O T H IN G B U T S IT N r’
to come, as must be. the woodland standing women in the Mate in this lando, and H. Bassett, Enstls.
appropriate reading. Mrs. J. Altistcr, Mrs, R. B. Jarvin, Misses sions, when the scores were audited,
Is cut away, this spot, beautiful important work, talked on the pres
B. Skirner s -rtistic piano number Frnnces Jones. Frances Dutton,; Mrs. J .0. Woodruff wns found to PR O O F P A IN T F O R YOUR
With1 lovely trees and fragrant ervation of beauty spots.
“Crescendo," by Lanon.
Julia Znchard, Rlnrgaret Zachary, have high score land wns presented HOM ES.
was held. Miss Fern Ward, presi
with Wild flowers, will be an in
It was the good fortune of the dent, made a few necessary re
An interesting feature of the a ft Snrn Warren Easterly nnd Irmn with a beautiful hand embroidered
spiration to all who may pass thid Woman’s Club to have with them marks and the annual election of ernoon was the writing of tele Smith.
organdy apron.
SOLD B\eTH E
way. These beauty spots along Knr! Lehman' of Orlando. Mr. officers was held.
grams to the honoree, each word to
Tho afternoon w»s tho most de.
The two tables of players were:
i-q'f
our highway and throughout the Lehman is the wide-awake secre
begin with th" letters in the names Ilghtfui of n series of prc-nuntial Mrs. J, D, Woodruff, Mrs. Emmett
The
following
a
rt
the
new
staff:
SANFORD
country are the landscape of Iik, tary of the Orange County Beauti
"Zachary or Philyan." The wittiest ntinirs with which Miss Zncnnry McCall, Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs.
splration, expressing those things fication Committee and is the man Clifford I- Walker, president;' Miss •ne to be awarded n prize. This la being honored.
Ridges, Mrs. Philips, Mrs. II. Con
that make life richer and fuller, who made beautification popular In Ju lia. Laing, first vice-president;
nelly, Mrs. Ed Betts and Miss
PAINT STORE
Reuben
Mason,
second
vice
presi
those things vital to the normal that county. His slogan in "Swot j
Frances
Gonzales.
dent; Mis* France* Dutton, socrc- Ihe
the S. H.
liTS. *ong "Black and Gold." Arriving Tuesday on business
life, things that are needed as n Jhc sign and save the scenery."
PHONE 303
Mr. Lehman gave one of his enbalance to the material develop,
nnd vislting'tfne’bl the many chain
Mrs. Walter M. Haines enter% J 3 ,S S ? £ i - 1 1V ' JT ° "‘“T 1 ■ T
*""»
if. life. It is therefore not enthusiastic talks on his favorito ta%
cided to help raise money toward together the members and other* nf stores in *nKlorida is John ' tiined the guests of Mrs. R. A.
prising that one should lend subject.
George Hartford, Jr., of East Or- .“ ei huno Wednesday nfternoon
The exercises closed by sing a piano for tne Sanford high school I motored to the Country Club where nnge, N. J. Mr. Hnrtford is pres- with a motor trip to Oviedo, Wintheir efforts to the preservation of
under
the
direction
of
Mr*.
Munj
they
danced
until
a
late
hour
nnd
these shrines of the out-of-doors. ing, “America, the Beautiful."
Smith’s Barber Shop ~
ident of the 0,fi58 A. & P. Tea ter Park and Orlando and return.
son and Mrs. Maxwell.
I knowing that oil things must come Stores in this country. Ho will be Those in the party were Mr. and
The Westminster Club of
to nn end, tho guest* departed for in Florida for about three weeks Mrs. Arthur J, Smith, Mrs. Mae for better barber wors «
Presbyterian Church spared n o ' their respective homes.
nnd will be accompanied to San l Walters and daughter, and Mrs.
_____
ins in serving an excellent m enu;
—next Valdez Hoteb ‘ <
•
ALUMNI OF SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL
ford by B. F. Vinson, of Atlanta, Torheun.
about 75 persons, which was a* i Returning from Coronado Beach Go., general superintendent! of tho
HAVE ANNUAL BANQUET AND DANCE lollows.
i Tuesday were Miss Olive Johnson Georgia, Florida, Alabama divis
1.00 K t l l
Trunk*, baggage, pianos, oafn.
r‘l?tP
Cozkl
ni\:
k n
*Mcr‘ West
Mrs- JSneed,
- K- son•"«»
Ut- ion.
IS .o o d o w o b r i n g s
In fact, anything, anywhere at (
Chicken a ia King
English Peas ■®nd
tie Wilson
of Mr.
fa c to ry
r e b u i l t ‘nL
One of the most enjoyable occa Response Miss Genevieve Lehman New Potatoes with Minced Parsley „„d Mrs. John Sneed. Miss Johnany
time..
QUICK
SERVICE
•
ty p e w rite r,
l a r w
Leaving Tuesday for her homo in
Reading,
Miss
Rosamond
Radford
m ake.
G ood
,,.y
sions of the season was the “Come
_ .
Hot Rolls .
|aon and Wilson have been at the Michigan, is Mrs. Mary E. 8ymcs, TRANSFER. Phone 198.
n
e
w
.
A
a
k
to
eee ■
Together" banquet of the members Dance ...................... Janie Brown Perfection Salad
Snltincs bench since Suqday.
Ml Mrs. Bass has mother of Itny Symen and sister
one. Orange Ice
Chocolate Cake
of the Sanford High School Alum Toast to Sanford H ig h ......- ......
-spent the past month thero. Mr*. of Mrs. B. A. Howard. Mrs. Symcs
Poealea Saak
All Hat* reduced at the Quality
------ ............ . Mrs. R. C. Maxwell
Demi Tasso
ni Association, given at the'W om
Bass and Miss Johnson arc the has spent the winter in Sanford
n . A POND
\
Next a abort business meeting
The banquet closed by singing '.house guests of Mrs, John Sneed, (at the Howard home.
an’s Club, Wednesday -night a t 8
rkn* xza
■■ t*
Shop.
'
o’clock.
—
The large hall of the club house
was beautiful in a charming color ■BBBBBBaaBaBBBaBaBBBBBflBflBBaaaBBBBBBBBBBaaBBaBaBBn^BBaBBBBBaBaBBaBBBBBaaBflflBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBaBBBBBBBBBflaBaflBflBBaflBBaaBBaBaaBBBaaBBBaBBBaBaaBBai
scheme of black and gold, repre
. J-.':
' . '
sented in the floral decorationa by S 5
.
v-Ajhw OWiw
*
• ' ■ ; iV*’—
quantities
of small sun 'flowers.
.
•MW*
» —&s.
t*yd*- r~
mti
u *■
>, ■ r ,.M r
• «»«*• i '! *•.
*«
... m l
ntitli m mill* •**• t nl
V.
M-J | l»* ..»lil-*k<t •*«n Wi
nf
rS3
.v-,
Two congenial parties, one from
; Sanford and one from Orlando mo
tored Sunday to Euatis and there
at the appointed hour of 10 in the
morning, were met by Mr. and
Mrs. Robbins and C apt Bassett of
Orlando
Iggujta Eugenman, who
guest of her daughDaiger.
Sanford for several
__Isabelle Tate, of
i guest of Mr. and Mrs.
„, # .r.ill
with the
was in
ing on the
K S S M - ' !*bir
t Wednesday from a moic East Copat of. seviration were Mr. and
iTbrsiher.
the guests of . the
sre Dr. and Mrs. L.
i of Bliami, here to atrida convention of Opr
. **.
* ! ,1 .»
I on business and call*
ade here Tuesday was
dngtr, of Chattanooga,
entlng the ThomaonCompany;
“
to Daytona Thursday
the entire day on
ere Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
and Mrs. W. Lloyd
, M. Hand.
Tuesday on a vialt -of
with &lrs. Argo, of
UUs Neil Williams,
K
!^ V e ir
8hup./|f n if r n .t^ f iu
l ‘:lu
aa nn dd COUI
c o u n ty
h
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t a x e s w ill b a h e ld M o n d ay , J u n s
t a d . 1S1L a t t h a C o u c k i l o t t * * . a t
H a n fo rd . W l a . . beg ln n |1 rtW a t ! * : • •
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Good Clothes — Stylish Clothes — Becoming Clothes
arc the best Investment you .can make—then enhance your abilitiea—they
bring you more opportunities— they give you prestige—Character—Can*
fidence—Self Assurance.
All of these qualities are embraced in the ,,
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Clothes Beautiful
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Designed and Made by Schloss Bros. & Co.
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Of Baltimore and New York
-THEY COST.NO MORE THAN THE ORDINARY KIND
WOMEN FOLKS FEEL ELATED AND ELEVATED WHEN THEIR MEN FOLKS ARE STYLISHLY AND BECOMING
LY DRESSED—THEY ARE CLASSED HIGHER IN THE SO CIAL LADDER
STYLE AND SERVICE
hAve been embodied in the “Clothes Beautiful."
We ire proud of these
clothes and when you have examined the fabrics and) tried on the New
Models you wlU understand whyv
j;
iBBBaai
MATERIALS AND FABRICS
from the best looms in the world, both Foreign and Domestic, some wonder
ful colorings In the new effects—quiet rich blendings, or fancier kind—for
the sportier chap. Many styles and colorings made exclusively for us and
not shown elsewhere.
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEE THE NEW MObELS
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The latest and best In Fashionable Apparel
»mer Music
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NOT ONLY FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN BUT FOR
THE WOMEN FOLKS AS WELL
■i*v* *vt-a »*!
w»rmth of these
Br nights . will ja*
if there U muJJJmt can' be ttlore
pbtful than to have
[tWgtest artists of
^orld performing
means of the
fir m
IW
Paying Investment
a
r i s n a e r a , o l jU O StO n.
of the
month,
Thurs
Lillian
miscelon ° * k
S
aterf with MrZ
ir the day Tuesday was tfons wgre of black and gold,-tho
Davis of Okeechobee, high school colors, down the cen ■ M
ha* been visiting in ter wpre stripe* of black and yel
■or sometime and is on low paper on the white linen cov
>mr.
e n , and in the middle of the X
, . _
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wa* placed a huge brass jardinler
Adams left. Tuesday 0f these small sun owera. A t each
to attend the trradu- n|j|te was a gold program printed
sa of Southern Col-1 ]n black which marked the guests’
Adams’ daughter* Mias ph|Cei
i, is a graduate there
The ofneers were pleased to see
a good number 'of new faces and
iiitors to Sanford and were glad to welcome every alum
their home in Kanaaa nus back. It was the purpose to
the atmosphere remind
iy are Mis* Mardel make
|folher, who have occu- them of their school days and for
trtment on Park Ave- a few hours a t least to turn the
flight of time backward for them.
the past winter.
While the guests were assem
>Iee will motor with bling musical numbers were play
and little -Harry ed by a three piece orchestra, this
[Daytona Beach Satur- same orchestra rendered music
Brownlee will return to during the entire evenlng.•ring Mr*. Brownlee . Judge E. F. Householder acted
|xn at the beech for a aa toast master Introducing the
apeaken with bit* of original say
months. ,
ings. The prograht' follows:
lit of a few days to Will- in vocation .... E. F. Householder
|VU Hiram Rauleraon, a Toast to Class *24 ___ ....----- .....
|the University of'FlorMias Frances Dutton
He Mr. Rgtderaon
*r in Sanffnt as hta
Redqctlaa oa all Millinery
i home In Okeechdbee.
the Quality Shop.
|Rts. J. F. Wilson havel-'
guest Mrv C, C?
Hslnes City, focmeriy
"HANG-OVER" COUGHS.
to. Pa. Mm. Spencer
“X have been troubled the last
l^ktersl days her* before four or five-years with constipa
•ytona Beach for a two tion and have tried everything un
der the sun, but could not And any
relief until I got FOLEY CA
Wednesday afternoon THARTIC TABLETIS, and you can
BMie In Tampa was Dr. bet they are the pills.1
l- " writes Rob[}J*n P. Galvin, in 8an- ert E, Smith, 17 N. Rozert S t,
the Florida convan- Ludlngton, Mich. FOLEY CA
etrisU. While here THARTIC TABLETS give quick
Calvin were guests of relief tvojn. constipation, also^ act
Hotel.' ‘,■**r I: I* '*»ff<,V
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tije lfrer. Especlflly comfortto stout persona. Refuse sub‘h of several days to a t i t utea.—Adv.
the guests of Dr. and
i are Mr. andiMrs. E> .
u.the - ’lest of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubbard U
°1 the Federation of
BbW A * r w ppt»ni. f '
MIf.i Mary Zachary, one
popular bride-elects of next
was the charming honorce,
day afternoon, when Miss
Shinsholser entertained a t a
I
showcr 1,1 her hom*
KURNISH1NG
HATS AND CAPS
Fit Crown for the American Gentlemen or the For
est Shades and Shapes
Nabob—The New-
Shirts, Ties, Underwear and Hosiery,. Artistic and Handsome enough to
wear outside—the law Bays don't—but your personal satisfaction wiU be
the compensation.
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"Cheapest in th,
n"d it) the short
<ount UEUviCfc
DR. W. A. BRUNE
1924
1t1ji>*i.u>
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
11
rinnoP B A trron
OITlee Hour*:
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FUECINCT NO. 3, SEMINOI-E COUNTY. FLORIDA
9-13 A. M.: 2*5 V. M.
INSTRUCTIONS:—To Vote for any Candidate, make a Cross (X) M
7 to 8 R v en in * * . 'e x c e p t S a l i m l n y s
ark in the Square in the Appropriate Column, according to your Choice, It no rim 304-4 Vi
First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Sanford.
at the Right of his Name. Vote your F irst Choice
in the F irst Column; Vote your Second Choice In
the Second Column.
Florida Slate Teague
Club:
'
W. L
Lakeland .............
32 IS
Orlando . .. I .™.......... .2G ,21
If there fa no Second Column a t the Right of a Name, Vote your F irst
St. Petersburg
....25 21
Choice only. Do not Vote more than One Choice
Bradentown , .............2*2 24
Hugs" Ery Wins Twelfth Straight
for the saino Candidate.
French Idol and American Boxer Tampa .........
18 2f
Game of Season for Lakeland;
Flhish Traning and Each DcDaytona . .............— .14 31
St. Petersburg Shut# Out
crales lie la in Best Of
Daytona : to 0.
Condition.
American League
For President of United Slates
Club:
ORLANDO,
May
30.—
-Opportune
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., May 30. New York „
(Vote for one First Choice.)
j.rj-J hitting together with Harold John—While a cbiUipg,wind swept oil Boston . .....
fit 1 [nun's inability to locale the plate WILLIAM G. MeAD 0 0
Lake Michigan a few yards awny, Detroit .
■600'with hi;* hook hall during (he time o s c a r \v. U n d e r w o o d '
Georges Carpcnticr, former world's St. Louis
163 he worked on the mound for (IcnJ
Washington
light heavyweight champion Thurs Chicago . ...
•13i j L'llirtt’s clan won the firnl game
For Presidrntial Electors—Group No. 4
day engaged in his last workout Cleveland .
■nr!of the Bradentown series for the (Vote for one First Choice.)
for his 10 round international con Philndelphin
373 Orlnmh, Bulldogs at Tinker's Field J. LEO ANDERSON
test with Tom Gibbons of St. Paul,
j Thursday afternoon by a !• to 4
W. CORR
here Saturday afternoon. The
National League
,se<rc in a alow, listless and rather
weather was so cold when CarPet. pcpless affair.
Club:
For Presidential Electors—Group No. fi
pentier appeared in the outdoors New York
Oil' Score by innings:
i
ring, which nestles in a ravine just Chicago . ....
5 f'i: Bradentown . 020 001 010— 1 8 2 (Vote for one First Choice.)
off the short of the lake, that he Cincinnati .
.51 I . Orlando .
I l l 022 02x—tl 10 o nrW/BERRY
wore a white sweater over his Brooklyn .
.500 1 Rninoy, II. Johnson nnd Cushion; 3. F. DORMAN
ring clothes to protect himself.
Boston .
,500 Pfeiffer and Francis.
'Refusing to brave the biting
Louis ...
For Delegates to National Democratic Convention,
wind/Gibbons called off the out St.
Lakeland 8; Tampa I)
.
State at Large:
door program and took only light Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
LAKELAND, Fin., May 3<).— (Vote for four First Choice.)
nxercuos, working outdoors in the
"Bugs" Ery won his twelfth
dance hall In the resort where he
Southern League
straight game of the reason, shut
is quartered, seven miles up the
Clubs;
ting out the Tainpo Smokers 8 to WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
lake more.
phis', ’
0. Thursday, Brazier, Stewart and ROY CAMPBELL____________
•Gibbons merely shardow-boxed Mom
. .
Ammons led the Highlander ntand took a session a t skipping at Atlanta
JERRY W. CARTER
Nn
ihville
.
.
tnck.
the ropo to keep his muscles loos Mobile . .......
GERTRUDE B. CORBET
Score
by
innings:
ened, In the morning he played New Orleans
Tampa ...........000 000 000—0 G 2 GEO. B. CRAMER
18 holes of golf, defeating the Birmingham
Lakeland
302 000 30x—8 11 1 J. J. DICKINSON
champion women players of the Little Rock
Lane and (Juinn; Ery and Smith.
club with a score of 90, regarded
(jlfO M W K tl/G 'reEoN s
as excellent for the condition of Chattanooga
ALBERT W. GILCHRIST
St. Pete 4; Daytona 0
the course and the weather.
DAYTONA,
Fla.,
Map
30.—WilJ.
F. C. GRIGGS
Gibbons spent the remainder of
Southern League
son held thp Islanders to 4 hits and W,~M, IGOU
tha.day sitting around a fire roar
St. .(Petersburg won the opening
ing in the fire place of the spa
M. Ei_MORF,Y___
MEMPHIS, May 3(i._Heavy gnmo with Daytona Thursday a ft
cious living room.
PAT MURPHY
ernoon
by
a
score
of
4
.to
0.
Gihbons' sparring partners, ap bitting ot the Chicks, especially
F. V. PARADISE
parently glad that thrr i< rviees in the first three innings, when! Score by innings-jf ,
St. Petersburg ..(UO^Op 010—4 8 2 GILCHRIST B. STOCKTON
■wore no linger needed, declared
th at Gibbons was in the finest pos they counted four triples and a Daytona ......... ,.000000 000—0 4 1 PERRY (I. WALL
____
Wilson nnd Tories;' Mewoskcy
double, brought about defeat for
sible condition,
nnd
Gomes,
)
.TJdA vii’w wn also shared by the Birmingham Baron* 10 to 3
For Delegates to National Democratic Convention,
Manager Kddio Kane who declared if the opening game of the scries
Fourth Congressional District:
the St .Paul man ■•■i ready.
(Vote for two First Choice.)
Gibbon liim-df ventured tho If ve Thursday, Score:
TTET fTftoW DE N
opinion that his condition Wat* per Birmingham . 220 010 000— 5 10 7
fect nnd that lit would do nothing Memphis .......3t2 000 22x—10 15 4
JOH N C. COOPER. Jr,
>tomorrow, ondde from a round of
Lyman, Gray and Spencer; Kelly,
JOHN C. GRAMLING
jyjlf in the morning.
Me*, Rogers and Yarian.
GEORGE B. HILLS
JOHN M. MURRELL
LITTLE ROCK. May 30.—Little
Htsi Second llomor In As
Rock took the first game of tint Wright
LEWIS W. Z1M
Many Days—Boston Braves
series With Atlanta, n 12-t lining
Best Phillies By
duel, between Rohinsnn ami NieFor Governor:
Score of 5-4.
huus Thursday, by tho score of 4
(Vote for one First Choice, nnd am!'Second Choice.)
to 3. Johnson scored the winning
CHICAGO, May 30.—Pittsburgh
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run in the twelfth ivhcn West was unable to do much with Vic SH3NKY~3rcATtS~~
FRANK
E
.
JENNINGS________________________
500-Mile Sweepstakes Race at In hunted and collided with llurrUq Keen's offerings, while Chicago hit
who dropped the bull. Scorn:
opportunely behind liases on balls JOHN W. MARTIN___________________________
dUnaitftlia Will Be Center nf
Atlanta .....200 000 001 000—3 0 3 and dofented the Pirates, 5 to 2, in CHARLES H. SPENCER
| Attraction of Thousands of
1
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L. Rock
010001 001 001—4 15 1 the final game of the series ThuraAuto Enthusiasts.
WORTH
W.
TRAMMELL
1
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Nielmus" nnd Brock; Robinson day. Wright hit his second home
For State Superintendent of Public Instruction
run in two days.
SPEEDWAY, INDIANAPOLIS, qnd 'Lapnn.tVoto for
^w *
Score bjrlnningjf:
*** **
**—",'Nt-lTwentv-tirr>'■ littlw : -NA-STTVrLrE; -TShn., -May .20,p jf f ^ Y h .- r .r r .w o 1000X0^2 G o
Ipee^eiw ^yhp^rN Jiy;IfT. the an
•VHdrifice nnd Chicago ....... ,.. 010 120Olx—5>7 ,'t I?.‘ R, RILEY .........
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nual 500 mile race a t Indianapolis Dnwic’s scratch hit bhoke a' til- in
Morrjflon,'. Stnne add .Schmidt;
Far
Railroad
Commissioner
for U m pired Term
the
ninth
inning
here
Thursduv
Keen and O’Farrell.
* ay at 10 o’clock this morngave New Orleans the first
nio AnstcVberg, Indianapolis and
(Vote
for
ono
First
Clioicc.)
game of the series, 3 to 2. Score:
Boston 5; Philadelphia 1
Was in the first accident, his N. Orleans .. .001 000 101—3 10 l
BOSTON, Muy 30.—Boston made AlTTUNJt. CA
Car overturning on,bark stretch Nashville
020 000 000—2 4 1 it three out of four from Phila E. S. MATTHEWS
Cavet nnd Dowie; Friday und delphia Thursday, winning 5 to 4.
of first Up. He wsh not seriously
Mackey.
For Adjutant General:
Fletcher was put off the field by
injared but car is out of race,
(Vote
for ono First Choice.)
Umpire
Wilson.
Mclnnis,’
hnnd
l Ed Cooper driving at mure than
Detroit 13; St. Louis 7
was injured in the second Und Gib* ■(.Cliffo r d r , f o st e r
DETROIT,. May
1Q0 miles,an hour swept into the
. . 30 Detroit de son replaced him at first. In the
lead shortly nftcr the 100 mlc post feated St. Louis here Thursday 13 ninth Pndgctt was knocked out by GEORGE J, GARCIA
7 in the only game played in thu Wrightstonc who was rounding
had1been passed and held it at the to
For State Attorney, 8cvcnth Judicial Circuit
American league. The contest, third.
|
150 mark at an average of 98.36 played in unusually cold weather
Score by innings:
g E o : aT nocfftT Eff
miles per hour. Hill is in second und under leaden akiea, ntretched Philadelphia . .000 010 012— I 10 ]
MILLARD B. SMITH
over two hours nnd forty-four Boston,. .
pUce and Murphy third,
020 000 12x—5 10 I
minutes. St. Louis useil five pitehGlamor, Belts, I.ewis nnd HenFor Slate Scnatur, 19th Senatorial District
qjjpetwecn 135,000 and 140,000 or« who gave a total of 12 bases
y c t a t o r s are on the speedwny on halls, hit one batsman, made line; Stryker, McNnniarn nml E. (Vote for one First Choice.)
Smith, O’Neil.
LEWIS (VBRYAN
unds breaking last year’s rec- one wild pitch und one balk.
Score
by
innings:
M. O. OVERSTREET
attendancc of 125,000.
St. Louis
130 120 000— 7 12 3
SERVICE: That's our middle
221 014 00a—13 13 0 name. In doing business With us,
For Member House of Krpres entatlve
I N D I ANAPOLIS, Muy 30.-T hc Detroit .
Voight, Grant, Pruett, Bayne, yon not only get value received, (Vote for one First Choice.)
lm)4*6f starters in the annual B00- Lyons und Sevcreid: Whitehill,
but you get SERVICE along with FORREST LAkE
mue automobile race here Friday Johnson and Bnssler, Woodall.
it. 41UICK SERVICE TRANSJ. R. LYLES *_______________________
whs increased to twenty-two when
FKR, I’honc 498.
X*, L. Corum and Fred Harder
For Clerk of Cireuit Court:
qualified their earn.
GABRIEL-------(Vote for ono First Choice and one Second Choice.)
Cdrum, driving an eight-cylin
Try Smith's Barber h . h : CHAPPELL
HIDING
n
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der machine, covered the required
GREATER
S
n
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ten miles In ...:25-71, au average
Shop for good barber VANCE E. DOUGLASS
of 93.07 miles an hour. He finished
COMFORT
WUUI
work — next Valdez W. L. MORGAN_______
filth in last year's race. Harder’s
*
machine was somewhat slower, the
Hotel.
P. A. MERO
For County Judge:
time being 7;1
nn overage of
(Vote for one First Choice and onnSfcond Choice.)
82.77 miles per hour.
Three other entries were given u
'JOHN G. LEONARDY
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final opportunity to qualify Thurs
SCIIELLK MAINES
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JAMES G. SHARQN
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FIRST IN OUR LINES
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
Henry Ford to Referee.
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INDIAPOLIS, May 30.—Henry
For Sheriff:
Ford, pioneer automobile manu
Our materials are tho
(Vote for one First Choice nnd one Second Choice.)
facturer, took up n new Job Thurs
best. Our workmanship
day afternoon. Ilia new vocation.
RAYMOND L ALLEN
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ood only for about 24 hours, will
is unsurpassed. Our
E. K. BRADY
e that of referee of the annual
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acrvicc is excellent.
500-mile automobile race to be
C. M. HAND
f
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hsld a tthe Indianapolis motor
speedway Friday.
Estimates cheerfully
given.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 30.—Tho
For Tax Collector:
per* of high powered motors swirl
(Vote for one First Choice.)
ing about the two and one-half
MADE IN ORLANDO
ftule brick oval of the Indianapolis
TNG. b. JINKiNs
INSTALLED IN
Mptor Speedway where
tho
R. C. MAXWELL
twelfth International 500-mile raca
SANFORD
w ill,be held ahrdlushrdluotuutout
For County Prosecuting Attorne ■:
fc beinr held today, is the music
irst Choice.)
The
seaion*a
latest
pattern,
practical
experi
fliat greets racing fans.
ence nnd the lntest designs in Awningn are tu be
I Long before even the conscrva5 ^ G :j]E R jtiH 0
•veM ople of Indianapolis had parobtained. through us.
ERNEST F. HOUHHOLDF.R
taken Of' their morning toaut and
f„
Ipflee, famous drivers entered in
For Count: Commissioner, 1st list riet:
m m great international classic
(Vote for one 1 rst Choice.)
Window
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G. L.'BLEDSOE
BOSTON STEELE
niuHTW iM on
. S U N S H IN E
k E G G AND a
icn—20 rooms 51*00 a
TI rKT Iurtefies,'" Ic«
, soft drinks. Always*
Mrc. H. B. Turner,
._..CJLAIU ANRr
Cleaning. prn,ia
We arc now foil
New Stenni rtws
truck. . Givc
110 Sanford Are,
Our Policy: “Your Money Back If von a*
Satisfied.” •'
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Our Line: “W ilkes W onder Feeds.”
“Good Goods”—Gi’ain, Hay, Dairy Suoi
L arro Dairy Feed, P r a tt’s Poultry Fee
And Remedies.
WINTER EGGS ARE T H E PROFIT MAKERS
And you can be usuird of winter t ilt
by helping out the hens’iriln ritiorv.
with the fl£ht amount of a hilh - protein feed like
SUNSHINE
EGG AND DEVELOPING MASH
'
J N<> W. SNEED]
Myrile Avc. A 1|)|
I'honc y j j
Simplified application o f
CHICAGO C U BS
BEAT P I R A T E S
BY SCORE 5 TO 2
BIG R A C E WILL
BE HELD TODAY
INDIANAPOLIS
P
job for us to handle your change-over. Wo havo
special Firestone units, consisting of tires, tubes,
nms ami wheel spokes, nil built by Fuestono ac
AMERICA SHOULD
cording to the highest quality standards. We also
have special shop equipment which Fiscstdne haa
ITS OWN RUBBER
developed for us, giving us nn exclusive advantage
In turning out an accurate wheel Job Which exactly,
fits your present hubs. The courtslentous no■trx>fet^y'‘),t
than a set of rims and we «*n equip yonr cor nfcnattr: * v» ‘
•a quickly as a tire change can be made.
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Get A ll the B enefits of t he R eal Balloon
car—
Insist on the fulbslie Gum-Dipped Balloon, nnd
You*"
get oil the benefits in riding comfort, safety a.ul
tjon
economy. Over 20 car manufacturers and over ■
(tt0 ^
40,000 car owners have already equipped with them.
We guarantee you a carefully engineered and perSet
fectly balanced job, at minimum cost. And if you
houri
are not completely satisfied when you get them on;
our i
we will re-apply your old tire equipment at no coat
old t
to you.
sumn
MtOI
RAY BROS
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R. 1 h l l ' t(M
mimigOf
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BRING
UR SHADE AND AWNING
V\ i: 'rtm i r Ai ^ Jufrt
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/ front axle war pu rpoecly deeigned foe
Ihlictr* lti correct construction Insures cssy
rteering and safe driving.
( 4 ) O*kl*od*e semi floating te a r axle la
t» t l« t o o n i In u t t d t « i a . Ill nlcktl
•ted gears, Hyatt end New Departure BeerInge end rpird bevel uixf drivs make It
silent end efidenb
' ‘
( 5 ) P*k,f" d’Vfour'"hrelbrekeemrebuUt
For Justice of the I’eacr, 1st Distnct:
(Vote for one F irst Choice.)
ELDER
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LI.OW
For Conatkbla for 1st Justice of,
(Vote for ono F irst Choice.)
C C T O T E IT
R. C. WHITTEN
the fact
thicknew of the eteel uyery importsaL
5
The etccring.gear Is
easy and convenient drivln*. ^
®
pine ooatrole, a# wall a* boen button'
lighting controls, are mounted on
ing fiber], aa cxduehr* feature..
Pemoumabl* djec steel whrdfii
all modab. On m ost care you P*T
for theta.
lo n g , eeey-ridlng eprlngn Hentroo^*1^
with hredly nUkefed ‘nfHi
d o.rd universal Joints and *«boisr un
■haft are other Important features. .
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KENT VULCANIZING W O R $
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1924
Want
Daily Herald
T-AD r a t e s
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,c«Type double above
,ced dates are for con„ in s e rtio n s .
j, 0f average length
,ai*d » UnatfiM fn p first
your w an t so to n its o
iffKtlVS.
ORTN A T N O TICBL
litrs should give th*lr
* posiofflre a d d r e s s a s
their p h o n e n u m b e r If
|r* res u lts . A b o u t o ne
(t of a t h o u s a n d h a s a
, in d t h a o t h e r s c a n ’t
[•tt w ith
y o u u n less
w your a d d r e s s .
reattasaare **tJ8T be
a person a t T h a I t s i raid off lee M b y l e t Ttleshene
d ls e o a t la
ir* s e t v a lid .
Political
louncement
Political
Announcements
Political
Announcements
p o l l COUNTY COIIMISSIONKH
NOTltK.
I w|M Ue a cu n d lC a ie f o r r e n o m t n a tlo n f o r t h e Office of S t a t e A t
t o 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
cu it of t h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a , s u b
je c t to t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o
cratic P rim a ry .
Your en d o rse m e n t
fo r a se c o n d t e r m of o f f ic e w ill be
g
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
1 d e s i r e t o an n o u n ce- l o t h e c l t l Q K O ltO K A. D K C O T T E S .
u e n s of H c m lm d e C o u n ty t h a t 1 am
S t a t e A tto r n e y . S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l
A .c n m l Itlxte foV t h e n o m i n a t i o n to ___ ^ClrculL S t a t e of P . o r l d a .
bo P r o s e c u t i n g
A tto rn e y f o r th e
pon suR niPF.
C o u n ty C o u rt o f S em inoie b o unty,
S u b je c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o T o t h e V o te r s of S e m i n o le C o u n t y :
I
h
e
r
e
b
y
a n n o u n ce m y candidacy
c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3 rd . 193*.
I
will be g r a t e f u l f o r y o u r v o t e a n d for t h e o ff ic e of S h e r i f f of S e m inote C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e v o t e r s
th e nom in atio n .
of th e D e m o c r a t ic P r i m a r y to be
EHNEKT F MOUSHOLDEfl.
held J u r e 3rd, 1924.
If e le c te d I
FOR SIIH1IIFF.
p ro m is e f o u r
years
of Law E 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 f o r c e m e n t In n b u s i n e s s m a r in e r by
f o r S h e ri ff o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , s u b th e h e lp of t h e p r o p e r
su b o rd i
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 , n a te s o r a s s i s t a n t s n n d e a r n e s t l y
J u n o 3rd. 1934.
so lic it t h e s u p p o r t o f a ll l a w e n
_________________________ J. H . L E E .
f o r c e m e n t v o te r s , on J u n e 3rd.
It AY MON D L A LL E N .
FOh COUNTY Jl'IlGE.
I hereby a n n o u n c e my can d id a cy
Full IIOAHII OF rillI.IC IN
STRUCTION.
f o r th e o f f i c e o f C o u n t y J u d g e
o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e
T hereby an n o u n c e m y candidacy
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 fo r re - e le c t io n a s m e m b e r of t h a
c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e 3.
H oard of
P u b li c I n s t r u c t i o n f o r
Hcmlnole
C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , r e p r e
_________J O H N G. L E O N A R D T .
D istrict
No. 2. of
FOR ( OtJSTl Ctllt MMHIONEH. sSeenmt ii nn og leSchool
T ou nty, s u b j e c t
to th o
I h ereb y a n n o u n c e my cand id a cy
D
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h e ld on
fo r C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r th o
J
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n
e
3rd,
1931.
J rd D istric t, co m p risin g th e to w n s
i f L a k e M a r y , U n s w o o d , n n d A l ___________ CHAS- A. DALLAS.
t a m o n t e B p r ln g s , a n d r e s p e c t f u l l y
ME 911!EH OF SCHOOL IIOAItn.
____
s o lic it t h e s u p p o r t o f t h e v o t e r s of
I wish t o a n n o n n e * t h a t 1 am a
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 c a n d i d a t e
for
M em ber
of
th e
h eld J u n e 3, 1924.
S rh o o l B o ard of S e m i n o le C o u n t y
__ ______________ AV. U. B A L L A R D .
fr o m S ch o o l D l s l r l r t No 3, s u b j e c t
FOH COUNTY CO91SI1SRION EH. 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
I hereby announce
my
c a n d i p r i m a r y lo b - h e l d J u n e J. 1914.d acy fo r C ou n ty C o m m issio n er for
11.11. I'A TT IH IIA L L
th e F if th D is tric t o f S em inole C o u n
Flin COUNTY COM91MS IONEn.
ty . . S u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h e
J hereby anno u n ce my cand id a cy
J u n e P r i m a r y o f 1924.
Tor r e - e l e c t i o n
for th e
o ffic e of
E . H. K T L R E R .
C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r o f H omlnole
____F O R C L E R K O F COURT.’ ~ZZ- C o u n ty . D la t r l c t No. 1. s u b j e c t t o
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 t h e a c ti o n of t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i
f o r t h e o f f ic e o f C l e r k o f t h e C i r m a r y J u n o 3. 1924.
c u i t . CTourt. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r ___________
G .L RLF.PSOEida. s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c i s i o n o f t h e r o l l U K 91 H E N M ’H O O L H O A R D .
D e m o c r o t l c p r i m a r y t o h e h e ld on
I hereby anno u n ce m y se lf a c a n
J u n e 3 rd , A, D., 1924. I s t a n d f o r
d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e nfflco
e t f l c l e u c y n n d s e r v i c e In o ffice.
of
m e m b e r of t h e H o a rd of P u b l i c
V A N C E K. DOUGLASS.
In stru ctio n .
rep resen tin g
Helmut
D l a tr lc t No. 1 of S e m i n o le C o u n ty ,
s u b j e c t to t h e D e m o c r a t i c - p r i m a r y
to b e h e ld on J u n e 3rd. 1914.
FRED T. WILLIAMS!
[fisTY rO SlM M SIO N E Il,
r an n o u n ce
my
e a m f l'ounty C o m m l s s t o n a r f o r
S>. 2. S e m in o le
C o u n ty ,
FOR S T A T E A TT O R N EY .
I hereby
announce
my c an d i
dacy fo r th e o ffice of S tnlo A tto r
F _ _____ L P. H AGAN.
ney for th e S ev en th Ju d ic ia l C ir
f to l-" 9 T V J U D G E ,
c u i t o f F l o r i d a , s u b j e c t to. t h e D e m
r Announce m y se lf as a 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,
lltae D em ocratic ^P rim ary .
for the office of
Btmlnole C ounty,
k-cratlo p rlm n ry ,
Hedge - fa ith fu l '
s nominate me. >
C o unty 1924,
au b jec t
J p a e 3,
kcrvlcs
J . G. SH A R O N ,
J. \. SC AR LETT.
F U R T A X COl.LECTOR.
I b e g T o a n n o u n c e m y s e l f a can
d t d a t e f o r . - t h e - ^ r f l e w ' o f - * T » X ' ’f>it
nTnamlnCd m y cnnrildscy
tllon to t h e o f f i c e
of
ibmmDslontr f r o m DIs*
b»r F o u r
of
S e m i n o le
tth)ect t o t h e a c t i o n o f
u-itlc p r i m a r y J u n e Jrd ,
‘
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y r a n d l d ti c y
f o r t h e off Ire o f 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 t r i c t N u m b e r one. of
B e inlno lo C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e a c
ti o n of t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r l m n r y J u n e
3. 1934.
BOSTON B T E K t.K .
TAX C O L L E C T O R .
a announce t h a t I sm »
ror re - e le c t io n t o t h e o f osnty T a x C o l l e c t o r o f
County, s u b j e c t
to tb s
pi* D e m o c ra tic p r i m a r y
la J u n e .
JN O. D. J 1 N K INB.
FO R
COUNTY I'R O S E C U T IN aATTOUNBY.
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I shsl*
h e a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ff ic e of
n. V . W H E E L E R .
C o u n ty P r o e e c u t l n * A t t o r n e y , a u b
Run c i n r u i T c o u r t .
je c t t o t h e
endorsem ent
ot t h e
I» announce t h a t I s m n D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s a t t h e J u n e 3rd.
.far C lerk o f t h e C i r c u i t
8*mlnidi- C o u n ty , a u b j e c t p r l m s i y . 0 | i . t m n R c J I E R RIN G.
retie p r i m a r y . J u n e 3rd.
F O lt T A X ASSESSO R.
; I prom ise t h e f a i t h f u l
I w ish to a n n o u n c e th a t t am a
ce of t h e d u t i e s c o n - c a n d i d a t e f o r
re -e le c tio n to th e
Ih th at office.
o f f ic e o f T u x A s s e s s o r o f H eml
_______W. L M O R G AN.
n o le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c i s
Itn-unS E N T A T IV E .
ion of t h o D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to
rtfulty a n n o u n c e m y s e l f o e h e ld J u n e 3 rd , 1914.
lldtte fo r t h e H o u s e o f
A. VAUGHAN.
III*.
from
S e m i n o le
ubjrrt t o t h e D e m o c r a t i c
L I C IN S T R U C T I O N .
June 3. 1934.
I f e le c te d
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
rotate c o n s t r u c t i v e le g l s f
o
r
r
e
e
l e c t i o n t o th o o f f ic e of
[the b n ie f lt of t h e g r e a t fr of peoplo In S e m i n o le C o u n ty S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f P u b li c
In stru ctio n
of
H em ln o le C o u n ty ,
id th« a t a t s of F l o r i d a .
su b ject to th e D e m o c ra tic p rlm o ry
L_
J. R. L Y LES.
t
o
b
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h
e
ld
o
n
J
u
n
e 3rd, 1914.
M U S ilK S e N T A T iv C
-r. w
n v mT O
MN..
T
V,'. lL. AW
I announce m y r a n d l d s c y
|*r House of R e p re s e n t )!F O R C O U N T Y C O M M IS S tO N E IL
I8*mlnule C o u n t y , s u b j e c t
sio n er fro m D istrict N um b er T w o
o f l e m l n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to t h e
ac tio n of th e D em o cratic P rim ary
J u n . 3. 1M4.
j o h n M K |8 C „ ^
FOR C O N STA B LE OF D ISTH IC T
NO. 1.
I hereby a n n o u n ce t h a t I am a
c a n d id a te fo r c o n s ta b le o f D istrict
No. 1, s u b j e c t t o t h a D e m o c r a t i c
p a l m a r y t o be h e ld J u u e Jrd, 1934.
S a i d d i s t r i c t b e i n g c o m p o s e d of t h e
fo llo w in g v o tin g p recin cts:
8snford. L a k e M onroe and P fy M u L
Lost and Found
TO T H E VttTKItr* OK T H E I0T II
S E N A T O R IA L D I S T R I C T .
A fter doe co n sid e ra tio n , I h av e
decid e d to b e c o m e a c n n d l d a t e f o r
re -rle c tlo n
In t h e H lnto ften n te
f r o m t h e 19th S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r ic t ,
c o m p o s e d o f O r a n g e . S e m i n o le n n d
O s c e o la C o u n ti e s
su b je c t to th e
D e m o c r a t i c prlamsry t o bo h e ld
J u n o 3.-d.
I r e s p e c t f u l l y s o l ic i t
y o u r s u p p o r t.
M. O. O V E R S T R E E T .
F O li CONSTABLE.
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f a c a n
d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n on J u n e 3rd.
1*28 a s C o n s t a b l e of D i s t r i c t N u m
b e r 1. of S e m i n o le C o u n t y , w h ic h
Includes v o tin g p re c in c ts N um bers
1. I, 1 a n d 4. I w ill a p p r e c i a t e t h e
s u p p o r t of all V i t e r s
In D i s t r i c t
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
LOST—Silver vanity in or near !
Baptist Church. Finder return
to Jessie McRae, 122 Palmetto
Avenue. _ __
_
L. A. Itenaud, Sanford Heights.
LOST—In Shnford or on Geneva
road, a hand bag containing sum FOR SALE—One 14 H.P. gas en
gine at a bargain. Hoolchan
of money and various article*.
Finder may have the money if they Coleman C o . ______ __
will return the bag and contents. JlMMlE~IIOWARD'S repair sho
is located a t the coner of 4ourth
Leave at Herald office. Hattie 1*
Beck, Geneva.
,
and Pine Ave. and ho will bo glad
LOST an opportunity to Veep to see any of his old customers, ami
abreast with the times by nut take tare of thoi rwants at any
reading the classified pages of time. Ho does general nuto repair
your daily newspaper. Herald work, and guarantees satisfaction.
want mis contain many interesting Bring your auto troubles to him.
messages. It will pay you to read and then forget them.
them dallVj_____
• ■
f 0ft SALE—Complete radio •quipwill take small cash
LOST—One blue beaded bag on anti balance easy terms, payment
:$ox 201,
Fark Avenue, between drug care Herald.
store und hotel. ■ Reward if re
SALE—( 'omple radio uqquipturned to Herald or Mrs. TTnl
Wight, comer 14th St. and Fark ment nnd complete sets at various
prices. Gash or terms. Box 201,
Avenue.
care Herald.
FOR SALK—Tie Soto Faints nnd
Varnishes, at Sanford Novelty
Cars For Sale
Works, sole agents._________
FOR SALE—Dodge coupe, excep FOR SALE—Household furniture.
tional bargain, properly equipt,
Gall at 1020 Union Avenue.
finish is in excellent condition,
$660.00. Terms. Pod more & Hailey, P O R S A L E—Finnn, household
furniture, walnut book case, etc.
real estate nnd insurance, Winter
P a r k . ___________________ Apply immediately M. O. Kettlcr,
FOR SALE—1024 Overland coupe,
Yuliy equipped. Dodd-Jordan Co.,
Magnolia Avenue
REAL ESTATE
mpers. $200
r will trade
Koine, Oscc__________
second-hand
two mules,
Cleveland
riedo, F la._
ikiand coupe
Miscellaneous
W anted
Rooms For Rent
Advertising
For Sale—House and lot on Snnford Avenue. I’rico $1,250. Terms.
For Sale—Business now clearing
four to five hundred dollars per
month. $Lr,u0 takes It.
Cornu
quick.
For Sale—Ten acres, 300 feet
lake front, good dwelling, garage, n
K°°d variety of fruit trees, a baggain for $4,000. Terms
We have the largest listing on
celery and vegetable farms in the
city. If you 99nnt a city lot, a su
burban lot, n house ready built,
l.EARN ABOUT Polk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
gram. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telogram, lakeland, Fla.___
COLUMBUS lO a.) I.ED GK K —C l a s s
ified ails h a v e th e l a r g e s t c i r c u
l a t i o n In
S o u th w estern
G e o r g ia .
K a te l e ( 8 - w o r d ) IIne.______
____
ADVERTISE In the Journsl^Hernld, South Ccorgls’g greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
10c per line. Waycross Journalllcrald, Wnycross, Ceorgia.
TO REACH the prosperous farmora and fern growers of Volusia
county ndvcrtisc in tho DcLand
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
with order.________________ __
A LITTLE WANT AD in The
Herald will bring you big re
mits. Advertise Inme old nrticlcs
you have stored away and have
no use for. A little thirty-cent ad
may bring you several dollars.
I’hone 148 and u representative
will call to see you. ________
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando
momng Sentinel; largest classi
fied business, rate lc a word, min
imum 24c cash with order.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au
gusta, tin.—Augusta’s greatest
classified medium, rate cash ,01)o
charge. 10c per line, minimum
Wouldn't
FOR RENT—Rooms
you be able to 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 of them and
not only mhkn money but assist In
keeping people in Sanford. Phone
148 and give your ml over the tel
ephone. Use The ellruld for quick
service._____ __________________
FOR RENT—Furnished room. 214
East Second street.
FUR RENT— Two bed rooms ami
kitchen. 11th St. nnd Elm Avc.
M. Schneider.
Help W anted
WANTED—Two ladies to do house
to house solicitin'*. Good propo
sition on
straight commission
basis working for locnl business
concern. Call at Herald office for
further information.
W anted To R ent
WAMTED—To rent by the
three unfurnished room*
light housekeeping. Shout
reasonably near in. Addre&i
R. W. L., care Herald.
A partm ents
For R ent
FOR RENT—Two room apart
ment, with or without garage. •'
R18 Oak Avenue.
FOR RENT—Large npartmen
modern conveniences. 417
Second Street.___________
F O R R E N T—Furnished bed
rooms nnd apartment.
MYa.
George Cook, 1009 Union SL
FOR RENT—On June 3 fine new
apartment and garage at Silvag
Like, $15 per month. Write Dr.
Noble, Box 1122 Sanford, or col]
on him at Silver Lake.
FOR RENT—After June first up
per apartment, 3 rooms, bat!.'
garage. 1300 Fork Avenue. Apply
010 Park Avenue. Mrs. Savage.
FOR RENT—One three-room fur
nished apartment also four room.
unfurnished apartment. 218 French
Avenue. Inquire 300 French Ave
nue.
FOKKKNT-New
-------apartment
------ com*
pletely furnished, with privet*
hath. Two or three rooms. Will b«
vacant Saturday. Phone 444 or 304
W. Fifth Street.
Sl AINE—Wntervillc, Morning Sen
tinel. Thousands of Maine peopie are Interested in Florida prop
erty. Reach them through the
Sentinel. Hate card on implica
tion.
EUFAULA, Ala., May 20.—One
PALM HEAL'D COUNTY—Tim was killed und three injured four
W anted
s c e n e of stupendous d e v e l o p m e n t miles
front
here
today
when
nil
Read about i t ’In "the Palm Beach
Post. Sumple copy Bent on re auto went through n bridge into Wa n t e d —stead;
boy ,age 15, Office experience
quest.
Little Harbour creek. All victims and reference. Apply
Box 11, B.
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily ure residents of Eufaula.
F. D. No. 1.
Times, the great home dally,
rate like per word, minimumcharge 25c cush with order. Write I
for rompleto rate cant.
[ IEV ELOPURN 'ATTENTION—Pen
sacola Is li-Klmilng the greatvet de
velopment In tllnrldit’s history; u
half million dollar hlsbway to the
wolf bruch Juit finished: n two
million dollar bridge across Escam
bia Day started; itunrtrr million
It. c. MAXWELL
PLENTY OKL OTHER TRANS
Schelle Maines
Real Estate
FERS, yes, but none with SER
VICE for theiymiddle name. Phone
and
••• LAWYER
438.
X — _________________
Insurance
ARly-'YOU
MOVING ?—Call a
— Court H o u m
SANFORII,---- r FLORIDA
tfUICK SERVICE TRANSFER.
They will do Ihe job ua you want It
Num ber L
.
. - . dope. Phono 498.
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ETfofiJlfougrhtoir"
*r parties, balls and home talv. 2**. SALE-Ffvo acres land, the St. Petersburg Tlnies. One cent
f h s r e h y a n n o u n c e m v c a n d id a c y
George A. DeCottes
plays,
214
East
Second
Street.
r
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rt
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9
cleared.
Easy
terms.
Inf o r C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r t h a
cent n word daily, two cents a word
• ARCHITECT
F o u r t h D i s t r i c t o f H am ln o ta C o u n
Attorney-nt-Law
N T E D = ^ r 6 z r ^ n ^ i r ^ 7 ; : : 1: f ° - c - Howa* 1103
Sundays.
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ty.
S u b je c t tu t b s a c t i o n o f t h e
First
National
Bank
Bids.
Orer
Seminole County
ho are In need of competent A nue\ , P . . ,
"DO YOU “WANT to buy or sell
, u„ .
i„ vvpyrr.
Sanford,
■
■
Florida
1 should read the classified i ‘
in Jlcreti! u °
0fl
If so advertise In
0 of Tho Herald. There's no' . *
H^hway. Ideal theunything?"
~ANN0UNCK.9IF.NT f o i i s t a t e
"Gainesville Sun.^__________
Sanford* *----------- Florida
A TTO R N EY .
ion for sending out-of-town for 8 l S nSLrtf c . ,U.g u ' T
etc’ ADVERTISING "geU results If it
1 a n ii o u n r n -m yself a c a n d i d a l *
1 when there is probably Just .
nW « ?r ,!!U t **
f o r t h e o ffice of H tatc
A ttorney
touches potential buyers. Paperson vou wsnt in tho eitv
nor’
"•
Longwotid,
fo r th e H ev en th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of
talks Dully News is circulated In Wilson WeMlnc & Radiator
F l o r i d a , s u b j e c t •<> t h e D e m o c r a t i c
FOR SALE
RENT I have circulated in industrie) und agricul
p r i m a r y t o b e h e ld In J u n e .
If
__ OR
___ _____
Works
Fred R. Wilson
u p o n e x a m i n a t i o n of
my
re c o r d
well
developed
truck
land for tural center.
m y c a n d id a c y I* f a v o r h l y co n a ld sale or rent in the Iowa City sec
•'ll l.-’s Metal we ea weld h."
r r e d , y o u r v o te a n d a c t i v e s u p p o r t
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
tion, where will be found the best
will be a p p r e c i a t e d .
SANFORD, FLORIDA
M IL L A R D II. flsfITII.
truck bind in Seminole County. Sec
Houses For Rent
First National Bank BUi
PsVIs foUNTt1 TOHlOTilM T O r
Bob King, Oviedo, FI*., or write
1 hereby announce my ssn d ld scy
FOR
RENT—Ilouse for tho sumSanford
Florii
K. R. Moore. 250 N. E. 25th St..
fo r re-electio n
to th e
J f flc e of
_mcr months. HOI Magnoll*.
C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r , of, D i s t r i c t
No. 2. H em lnole C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to
FOR SALE—10-acre farm on Cel FOR RENT—fl-roun house, newly
Sanford Novelty
t h e a c t i o n of t h e v o t e r s on J u n e
finished throughout. Fine loery Avenue, fully equipped. J.
Ird.
Works
A. P.umley, Box 021.___________ ention. gOO E. Fifth, itrect._
C. W . KNT7.M1NOKR.
C. M. H AN D .
FOR SALE ON EASY TER M S - FOR KENT—Practically new fiveV. C. COLLER, Prop.
room house, *11 modern conven- 1
H E M b ib irc o tin T Y SCHOOL b o a r d
Well located building lots In rap
I h ereb y sn n o u i.ee m y self s c a n
The Matthews Press
Knees, also garage, $50 per month. I
idly
growing
residential
section.
d id a te fa r re-electio n as n m em ber
f e U h a n i g g , B a a fe rA F I
General
Shop
md
Mill
Work
Mrs.
W.
L.
Harvey
Clyde
line
Small
ca*h
payment,
balance
pay
of t h e C o u n ty H oard o f P u b li c I n
Phone 417-L-2
able monthly. Address PostolTice
stru ctio n
from
D istrict
No. 3.
Contractor and Builder
(G e n e v a .
O viedo,
O sceols
end
Box
431,
Sanford,
Florida.
_
nished
housu
unC h u l u o t e ) s u b j e c t 1 to th o Action of
til October 1 Rca.sunuble rate.
FO R S A L E —COCO U E A C lfth e D e m o c r a t i c P a l m a r y , J u n e 3rd.
517 Commercial S tm t
Phono 83.
1934.
H a v in g s e r v e d s s s m e m
B A K G A IN .’
b e r of t h e B o a rd s i n c e 1918. a n d
Block
31,
Lots
4
1
and
7,
listed
to
h av in g
been
chairm an
of
t h e was on an old burial ground ami
B o ard s i n c e 191*. e s p e c i a l l y fits m e that tho bones of a. great chief und day $2,200 each, will take $1,500
Sanford Machine
LONDON. May 30. — Shipping
f o r t h e w o r k re q u l r e t l o f s B o a rd
each, $582 cash, J. H. Merrill, Oak
u
dozen
of
his
relatives
were
un
U saeral M ash laa a o d
STEWART
The
Florlet
and Third St.. Phone 440.
r o n * iiE U irt\ 1
proceeding round any part of the
Warhs
I h e r e b y n n .iu u n c e m y s e l f a s a derground.
British Isle* will, in 1 the near Flowers For All Occasions
c a n d i d a t e fo r t h e b fflce o f B h e rlff
The old people would not leave
C y tlsd e r (1 -lad to *
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 the spot until they had seen the
future, not have lo rely solely on Members Florists Telegraph Da.
P k e a e flj
S aafard.
D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y J u n e , -1024.
removal of tho bones of the "alH’”
thu many lighthouses und their
livery Association
and his relatives, and their re
own means of location finding. It
1 h * r s b y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f a j s n - interment in some more peaceful
is intended to place a girdle of 814 Myrtle A**. Phone 860-W
d i d s t # f o r r e - s ' s c t l o n to tln< o ffice ipot. The board of health was con
Sanford Sign Shot
o f S h e r i f f of B em ln ole C o u n t y s u b - sulted.
A permit to dig up the Address'Box G00*eu'rc The Sanford 'trudio direction-finding stations at
J»ct tu th o a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o
APPROPRIATE
the Lizurd, Berwick, 'Flambothgh
c r a t i c p r l m n r y lo b* h * ld on J u n * bones was granted. An undertaker Herald.
from the
I.
I f s l t c t t d fo r a n o t h e r t* r m I removed the remains
_______________i_
and other points which will give
LETTERING
BUILDING
p l e d g e t o fu lfill th e d u t l - s of th e earth, and the dredger continued or DRAINAGE BONDS AWARDED
thelrt exact positions.
For
All
Classes of Work
o f f ic e In t h e s a m e e f f i c i e n t m a n n e r
MATERIAL
t h a t I h a v e c o m f u c te d It i n t h a its way through th eancient ceme
107 Nortl Sanford 4v»
TAMPA, May 30.—Bonds have
BECOMES EXECUTIONER
tery.
,bc«n Bold amounting to $180,000 to
NEUBIBERO, Bavaria, May 30. M I R A C L E C o n c r e t e Cu., general
work, sldewlalu, build
SARASOTA'S BOND ISSUE provide funds for drainage work —J°bann Reichart, a coachman of ingcement
blocks, IrrlgfellM boxes. J. ft.
SARASOTA, May 28.-June 2* .» «h. Dover dr.,™ .*, d U trte. “ ^ 1 ™
Terwllleaer. Drop.______________
has been set by the board of county
W. J. Thigpen
commissioners for voting on a $1,- contract for which already has bt»:i to be paid about «35 for each head Lumoer and Building Material.
Carter
Lumber
Company
010,000 bond issue to carry out rout awarded. Work, which involves ho cuts off and will be given travel
Real Estate and Insurant
N. Laurel bu Phone 5o5.
and bridge improvements outlined 11^40 acres, expected to bo com- expenses and $2.50 daily for livin a program that has been In ttu
HILL LUMBER CO. t
I’uleston-Brumlay Bldg,
making for 15 months.
Sanford, F la.
Service, Quality aid
<
By GEORGE McMANUS
GING UP FATHER
COLL.'X- »Tt) e e e t H
I
RAININ' FOR FIVE LONC - \r anyone
t o NEL • I LL ^>ENO
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acres same kind
land, both tra<
easy to clear. $25,
per acre for eitii
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conveniences $50
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, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY* MAY 31,1924.
ASSOCIATED PRB8S DISPATCHES
B o fe W
s a J o u n d - [
XSowmiUeeJa {Told
Wheeler Got Booze
For Roxie Stinson
cago
'
-«
Attorney Gets
Animosity Caused by Recenl
ADJOURNMENT
OF
Passage of Exclusion Act
essions From 2
By Congress-—Official Ja
[s Caught Friday CONGRESS S T I L L
pan However Absolutely
Opposed
To Any Form of
Chicago Police
Retaliatory Measures; Citi
VERY UNCERTAIN zens Boycott U. S. Goods:
Speaking at Arlington Momortal Exercises Coolidge
declared Himself in Favor
of Further Limitation of
Armaments and of Ameri
can Adherence With Reser
vations to World Court.
ted Deed In
ith November
House Moves Nearer Vote on MeTOKIO, May 31.— Anti-American
WASHINGTON, May 31.— Fur
Nary-Haugen Parm Aid mil
feeling engendered by enactment of
ther limitation of armaments and
But Action On Other Meanthe United States immigration law
ores Is Urged.
with its Japanese exclusion pro
American adherence with reserva
vision threatens to become more
of Adventure
tions to the world court created
WASHINGTON, May 31.— As widespread and intense, backed as
under the league o f nations were
|sed college Boys the house Friday mbved n notch it is by the jingo press and a argali
set up hy President Coolidge ns
group o f . nationalistic publicists,
nearer
a
voto
in
the
McNnry-IInumimit the Deed gon farm relief bill, uncertainty ns politicians, former service men and
his goals in the field o f foreign af
to whether congress will adjourn retired officers o f the army and
fairs.
tGO, May 31— Rob- before the June political conven navy.
Speaking at the memorial dny
Official Japan, represented by
owe, state's attorney, tions continued.
exercises
nt Arlington, the presi
the
Klyora
government,
absolutely
Demands for favorable action
early today that
dent renewed his ndvocacy o f the
on the measure or an acceptance llopposes any retaliatory measures
E. Leopold, Jr., and substitute, reclamation relief. Mus and although Viscount Koto remans
Hnrding-Hughc* plan for Ameri
jLoeb, youthful mem- cle Shoals, and the bill to abolish silent upon that point, it is gener
can membership in the Permanent
rcalthy Chicago fam- the railroad labor board were re ally behoved in highi quarters that
(Viurt o f International Justice, nnd
post graduates at iterated, and various representa the new ministry he is expected to
declared
the ideal of mutual rovform
within
the
fortnight
will
con
and senators continued pre
The above picture shows the spot in the Chicago swamp where the
gity here, had con- tives
cnant* by tho nations limiting their
dictions thnt adjournment might tinue the samo policy.
bey kidnapped and be blocked, particularly in the
With thia contradiction of public hotly o f Robert Frank*, kidnaped aon of n millionaire, was found. . Do- military establishments "should
14 year old Robert house, expressed confidence that and certain private opinion so in tectives arc shown examining the spot for possible clues. The insert
he made practical nrf fast as pos
[son if Jacob Franks, developments next week would evidence, Japanese officials express shows Jncob Frank, the slain boy’s father.
sible."
regret that they arc unable en
pave
the
wav
for
a
wind
up
o
f
the
manufacturer.
tirely to control the anti-American
Oppose Reservations.
by Saturday.
[rillin' they admitted session
expressions which ore outcropping
The president gavo notice thnt
Borah and Coolidge Confer.
tc ,rowe, was com
he would not oppose other reserva
During the day Senator Borah, almost daily in public meetings,
tions to the court protocol than
ic an automobile. Republican, Idaho, who has been published editorials and newspaper
those proposed by President Hard
|and Locb each accus- Insisting on disposition o f legisla advertisements.
Propaganda is clearly under way
ing nnd Secretary Hughes but
kther of striking the tion designed to afford relief to to persuade the public to refuse to
would not support "Any material
sottlcrs on reclamation projects,
|th a chisel.
Crowe conferred with President Coolidge. purchase American goods und de
changes which would not probably
receive the consent o f the many
it ether whs to have Later the word went out from the mand instead Japanese or European
LONDON, May 31.— The allies other signatory nations.”
if the boy had not White House that the president aubstitutes.
The group o f nationalistic pub
intend to keep a firm hand on millhoped nothing would prevent con
Hia declaration waa interpreted
as he was.
licists, headed by Shinkichi Uyesutary
control in Germany by main generally aa opposition to the plan
gressional
action
on
the
proposals
The
house
davoted
the
day
to
I the kidnapping and
gi, professor o f political Bciencc at
f ransom as early aa last now pending before the house ir the imperial Tokio university, is the McNnry-Haugen Farm Relief taining the commission o f control to the Republican majority o f the
rigation
committee,
which
carry
in full operation until the disarma senate foreign relations committe
t, Crows asserted, and unpromoting a scries o f what they bill.
for American adherence provided
out the recommendations o f Sec
before .thee kidnn
cnll "national spirit meetings” with
The sennte was In adjournment ment demands made in the treaty tho nations now members o f the
retary
Work’s
fa
ct
finding
C
9
mmiahad not been
the avowed purposo o f arousing the and executive departments were o f Versailles are fully executed, ac court agree to separate the tri
[It was the sp irit'o f ad- sion. The house reaumcd-coQSlder- national Japanese spirit against closed.
cording to a long note from the bunal from the league.
desire to obtain ran stion o f the McNary-Haftgtn bill the exclusion measure.
The house adopted the confer- council of ambassadors, sent to
with
ita
supporters
somewhat
at
The two goals outlined by Mr.
I prompted them to plan
One o f these meetings has been onco report on the agricultural ap Berlin from Paris Friday.
Coolidge today were declared by
ae the prosomtor said soa aa to what should be done in called for Juno 0, in the great propriation bill carrying $61,147,
The ambassadors’ communication persons close to him to be the maYoung 1/oeb ia the the event it meets defeat. \Aome wrestling hall here, one o f tho 088.
was in reply to the German note of por foreign policies upon which ho
said
they
believed
a
substitute
largest meeting' places in the city.
t-President o f Sears A
President Coolidge in a Memor March 31, in which the Berlin g ov will stand in tho coming cam
should be resorted to, although The date was selected, Uyesugi ex
there’ apoeared to be marked dif plained Friday, because it is that ial day address at Arlington ernment maintained that It was paign. Combined with these the
admitted typing letters ference o f opinion aa to what sort
time for the league o f nations to
which Ambassador again urged American adherenca take over the supervision. The president, it Is said, will place
•the 110,000 ransom o f o f a compromise should be offered, date upon
to tho existing world court.
emphasis upon sxtenslon o f a loan
Woods (the retiring American am.
of the vf '*
A deficiency bill carrying $131, ambassadors’ note reaffirmed tho to Germany by private American
while others contended that‘s
ir e je c - bassador) will leave. The nation
telephoned t
Contention that it is the legal right interests with governmental en
on o f the M cN oy-K aui
alists, he explained, do not wish to 848,138 to meet the cost of the sol
lit rj Mi
the a|U«s to decide for them- couragement
diers
bonus
until
July
1,
1026,
waa
jM m with .a viewI to carryembarrass toe ambassador, "whose
w heui.hr Lima has arrived ing out tho D ents plan for Euro
reported
in
the
hegse.
sympathy for the Japanese makes
fer transferring the duty o f corf- pean rehabilitation:'
‘
H quite impoaeibl efor the Japan
trolling German armamsnts to the
sion, and that congress might as ese to take resolute measures while
_________
Arf
attempt
to
make
American
leagua ailUt-tho Aiiuu.limit clause*
dnitted, C rp W stated. well adjoprri. ‘
r : ’ «\
•* He stiff ta .ha'pfc!1
court-vWfftbt*
entrance in the woi+d court'gwrtbf. ^ — --.-vU.•
have been executs&L
Itsd taken T oong Pranks "
Ask Vote Deferred.- *-- —
Uyesugi and hhrfoirowers nre
“ ’—IF»irenid~*be- hardly possible to gvnfc mi separation o f the court
I auto, struck.him with a - A t the outset o f Friday’s session
planning
ten
similar
meetinga
to
be
rontend that thia condition la ful from the league o f nations would
then thrust a ga g in opponents o f the McNary-Haugen
bo impracticsDle and unworthy of
filled Friday," tho note adds.
which strangled h im .. bill attempted to obtain assurance held in the other principal cities of
American principles and tradi
tho
empire
during
the
month
of
Would
End
Soon
aa
Can
‘ clorcd the case will be that a vote would be deferred un
June.
The allies propose to end tho tions, the president said, after
to a new June grand til next week. They contended
By special arrangements nindo military control n* soon as possible, showing tha tthe union o f the
Reservists o f the Japanese army
Ifirst cast to bo placed in that many members were absent
also are reported to be active in the with the Associated Press, The -ays tho note o f March o, which states nad been based on renun
nds.
ciation o f certain liberties and as
from Washington and servd no anti-exclusion campaign. Accord
Sanford Herald has secured the would consist o f a scries of visits. sumption o f new duties and obli
who Friday admitted tice that they would utilise every
ing to the vernacular newspapers,
This
Inspection,
in
view
o
f
the
» the owner o f a pair b f means to prevent action on the
the Kiyoto reservists association use o f a leased wire and will re allied governments, could be com gations in order to obtain greater
found beside the <$ead measure until. the ftrat o f next
*
has voted to use for fight exclusion ceive the election return* from all pleted within three or four months benefits.
lintained that he knew week. Representative Longworth, the funds it had raised for cclc. over the state beginning nt 8
Must
Face
Question.
if it met with no objections and If
the crime until early the Republican leader, declined to brntion next month o f the wadding o'clock Tucsduy night and contin no grave infraction o f tho'trcaty’s
“ Wo may as well face thia ques
Rg when he broke down promise that a vote would be post o f the prince regent.
tion candidly," he said, referring
uing until 4 o’clock Wednesday clausos werg'discovered.
it is said. He ad- poned, although it appeared cer
morning.
The Yoroxu Choho, a Jingo news
Replying to the German claim to the issuo o f American world
«!y throughout the nues- tain, on adjournment late today paper, editorially urged a Japanese
For tho benefit o f it* friend* thut tho allies themselves had re court membership, "and if we are
itertiav that he had been that consideration o f the bill could boycott o f American culturo Fri
and patrons, The Herald will flash cognised thnt n port o f the aped- willing to assume these new duties
Ht of visiting many times not be completed tomorrow.
day. It suggests that a movement tho result* a* they come In upon fled categories Germany has ful in exchange for the benefits which
fP where the body waa
Only one-fourth o f the measures' be launched throughout Japan to a screen located on Tho Seminole filled her disarmament obligations, accrue td us. let us say so. If wo
let us say that.
twenty-eight pages had been read, exclude not necessarily Individuals, County Bank Annex building on (he ambassadors’ note says the al are not willing, n
•inetl hia interest in or- with a number o f controversial but American civilisation and Am
sh nothing by tak
lied
governments
never
expressed
Magnolia Avenue.
ThnfUgh the
ing a doubtful or ambiguous posi
land said he had gone to sections still to be disposed of. Sev erican products.
courtesy o f Rev. Paul C. Durban*, such an opinion. It points out that
tion.
I p in search o f birds. eral doxen amendments were o f
"W e’ve been aping the Americnn pastor o f
the Congregational in the British house o f commons the
The president delivered hia ad
eh, friend o f Leopold fered today, only one o f which was civilisation and buying American
government
made
certain
declare,
Church, tho paper has secured the
of s Chicago millionaire adopted. Offered by Representa goods believing that 'the way tn use o f a stcrcopticon machine and tions relative tn German disarma dress to an audieneg of several
thousand people, including cabinet
rs near the private Bchooi tive Jones, Democrat, Texas, it progress,’ ” says the paper. “ We screon.
The machine together ment but that these declarations
ss and*
‘ Franks boy attended, was designed to afford the same awaken now, however, to the fact with the wire will be place*! on n were not intended to imply that office rs, members o f congress
main points o f Leo- prico increaso benefits to produc that Japan can advance only by second story porch o f The Herald Germany had fulfilled her obliga diplomats, gatherer in the M<emotions: they merely indicated that rial Amphitheater to honor the
ers o f wheat and livestock as to turning from American ways."
building.
oy». university students, producers o f flour and meat prod
certain clauses nt one time appear dead o f tho nation’s wars. The
Delegates to the national con
Not only will the returns from
!, f°r. questioning Friday ucts.
vention of Shinto prleats, the heads over tho state be givn from time ed to them to have been effectively exercises which also Included an
address g y ' Senator Fess, o f Ohio,
me the authorities ato f the ancient religion o f Japan, to time, but al*o those from the 12 carried out.
piece together the bits
" I f more than four years after were broadcast ove rthe eastern
now meets in Tokio, assembled precincts o f Seminole county.
Ar
Ration
obtained from
early thia morning at the Miji rangements have been completed the enforcement o f the treaty, half of the country by radio and at
pc them and other atuearly Friday morning at the Meiji whereby tho information will be Germany is still to undergo in their close Mr. C’oolidge, accom
t whom they were frinedshrine, dedicated to the father of telephoned to the office from time vestigations by an inter-allied com panied by the secretaries o f war
the present emperior, and passed to time giving the count in the mission, responsibility for the sit und navy, placed a wreath in the
I frankly admitting there
a resolution protesting against the several county precincts. In turn uation rests only on herself,’’ says name o f the nation on the tomb of
I to connect Leopold with
passage o f tnc Japanese exclusion these will be flushed on the screen tho note. " I f there had not been the Unknown soldier, thereby es
systematic obstruction, o f which tablishing a custom to bo followed
[««rpt the spectacles, ofTALLAHASSEE.
May 31. — provision pf the immigration bill and sent to the Associated Pres* the allies many times had com on future Memorial days.
°m the state’s attorney
by the American congress.
to assist that organisation In tab plained, tho operations o f disarma
attempting to find an Designating him as the boat quali
ulating the state returns. Fifteen ment would havn been completed
for several important fied man, the one man in tho race
other papers in the 'state besides a long time ago.’*
capable o f meeting tho difficulties
’
Th Herald are getting this feature
Garage Chisel,
and fulfilling the responsibilities
servico and it Is those sixteen pa
prat effort was to try to
Protest On
pers which will cover the entire Delivers
,«e ownership o f a ga o f the position o f chief executive,
state,
this
paper
being
responsible
i
with surgeon's 1Attorney Blout- Myers introduced
for compiling the returns from New Immigration A ct
iwhich were spots which Frank E. Jennings, candidate for
Seminole county.
l ” |er analysis said, were governor, to what waa aaid to be
At the weekly luncheon o f tho
WASHINGTON, May 81— Am
The office o f the Seminole
InJ ft wa» iUeh a weapbassador
Hanihara,
acting
on
In
Sanford
Chamber of Commerce
CHINA
RECOGNIZES
(RUSSIA
the
largest
political
gathering
in
Laundry on First Street was broken
■Potice believe^ as might
structions o f his government, to Friday at thd Valdes Hotel there
used to kill Robert the Capital City since the begin - into some time during Friday night
MOSCOW. May 3 1 -C h in a has day delivered to Hughes a protest
pt'l the tool waa thrown nipg o f the campaign here Friday or early Saturday morning and ap recognised Soviet Russia uncon by the Tokio government against were no principal speakers, so those
•roon colorad automobile night. Approximately 800 Leon proximately $36.00 waa stolen from ditionally, the Soviet foreign office tha exclusion provision o f the naw present engaged in informal dis
the money drawer located in a
“» after the youth dlaap- county residents were present.
cussions of the salient needs o f San
imptlffration act.
smaU desk, it was announced this announced today.
wording to a story told
ford, said Secretary R. W. PearA
IRjpiece
band
proceeded
the
morning
by
A.
S.
Christenberry,
•Watchman who informed
address
o
f
the
vening
with
a
few
manager
or
(he
office,
who
discov
man,
Jr., this morning.
1 fading the chisel.
lections. For more than an hour ered the loss when he came down
The body first discussed' “ coun
Leopold’s effects tha po
r. Jennings discussed in detail to open his place o f business.
ty road bonding," pointing out the
* • tighUy roUed bundle
the principal issues o f the eap»The thief or thlevee entered the
need of extending the present sys
fashioned like a palgn. At frequent intervals dur office by the front door, forcing
tem and o f Improving those that
* * with a rope.
ing the address, warm applause it open by means o f a “ jimmy’’ or
the county has already constructed,
own#d
by
lx*** waa accorded the candidate. That pry bar. Leaving two or three
E. F. Lane, president o f the boat and start homeward. They stated Mr. Pearmon. There waa
M Loeb were seised by
the government of Floroda should drawers o f the desk on the counter Sanford Shrine Club, announced will leave Havana at 10:30 a. m. also an Informal discussion on.the
ities and apedments o f
R lit h a t arrange and will arrive at Key West at “ extension end improvement of
be placed entirely upon a business with their contents undisturbed, Friday afternoon
« were compared with like basis, divorced from ward
ments have been completed for a 6:30 p. mV Then after a stay of aewere built several years ago, and,
the
robbers
took
tha
desk
from
the
J-fcob Franks, father o f
ilties, wss the declaration o f Mr. place to a place at the rear o f thu trip to Havana, Cuba, that will bo two hours in that city they will however adequate it may have been
I
which was signed
Chase A Co. building on Oak Ave taken by the Sanford Shrinera and leave on e northbound train for at that time, It Is now many years
nnings.
I ohnson ' and. demanded
nue where the draw er'containing their families in the near future. New 8 myrna, arriving there at behind the growth o f Sanford,
Near
the
conclusion'
o
f
the
ad
^ttnueu on page 8.
He said that the schedule for the 8:10 p. m.
dress Mr. Jennings remarked that the money was forced open.
Mr. Pcarman said that ha wanted
trip
will be as follow s: Shrinera
Mr. Lane further stated that ears
The
desk
waa
found
thia
morning
in various instances during the
the people o f Banfonl to see that
and
their
familiea
will
g
o
by
auto
will
meet
'the
Shrinera
in
New
by
employees
o
f
Chase
A
Co.,
who
Exciting Chase campaign hia place o f birth nad
if the city is going to continue to
been attacked. To this question, notified Mr. Christenberry. A pe mobile to New Smyrna where they Smyrna and that they will return grow substantially in tha future,
Alleged Aliens he replied, “ No, my good fH*od«i culiar slant on the robbery is the will take the Florida East Coast to Sanford via the auto route*
Mr. Lane has a letter from o ff!- they must by all maana work to
I was not born in this state, but if fact that the thieves left a number train No. 86 which leaves there at
7:66
p.
m.
They
w
ill
arrive
at
1. the Florida East Coast gether with the cr
|(«y 81— A f- I had my way, I not o n l y would o f watches which were on a table
merce lit securing
Key
Weet
at
8:10
a.
m.
the
fol
in
another
part
of
the
office.
These
have
been
born
in
Florida,
but
‘ *njr chase o f about 22
provemsnta fo r Sanford.
lowing
morning
where
they
will
watches
are
the
property
o
f
C.
W.
i. 16 alleged aliens would have been born in «venr one
board a P . l O steamship. leaving
He furthef announced that the
l olh«r men
'
*
o f the 63 counties o f Florida. The Smith, who conduct* a watch repair for Havana at 10 >
m..
Tho
regular annual election o f “ *
another p irt o f the office,
local cua
crowd literally roared in response
will be held next
was expressed, by Mr.
to thia witticism.
requested
Allies Will Maintain Firm Military
Control In Germany Until Demands
For Disarmament Fully Executed
Washington News
H era ld Will Give
Election R eturns
Oti Tuesday N ig h t
a
Frank E. Jennings
Speaks To a Large
Crowd A t Capital
LocaT Chamber of
Commerce To Hold
E lection Officers
Thieves Take $25.00
From Desk Drawer
Seminole Laundry
8
K
•-
ft* «
W h e x e jy iU E d e r e d
^
K, « x k r , t * *
e Club And
Members Sanfo
Families Will Take Trip to Havana
WASHINGTON, .May 31—
Turbulent scenes featured to
day’s session o f the Senate
Daugherty committee when A .
L. Fink o f Rochester, N. Y .t as.
aociated in the previous testi
mony with Roxie Stinson, voluntered aa witness and shouted
he was tho “ man Frank Vanderlip tried to give $1000 forr perred testimony against C
_
Coolgo” and cried that he wanted
to tell how Senator Wheeler,
the committee prosecutor "g ot
boose for Roxie Stinson."
"W c don’t want your Ilea” .
Chairman Brookhart thundered
back at him and Senator Ashiirst, the only other committee
member present told Fink he
waa a crook and promised to
"put him out if the chariman
will allow." The disturbance had
to bo quieted by the police.
E
•• tjft - rr?pL**»* * f
Chairman McK*
Expecting McAth
To
Floi
By a t L o u t
Cany
Mayor Lake Sends
Wires to Chairmen
Urges County Officera
To Tell Citizens To
Support Progressive
POLITICAL MEET Arioo
That William Gibba Mcwill carry the state o f !
Florida by a majority of b*. •
TONIGHT CLOSES tween
20,000 and ‘ 30,000 waa
predicted by Dr. A. W. Me- ;
LOCAL CAMPAIGN Konzie In a message to The
Big Rally Tonight at Magnolia
Avenue and First Street la
Expected Beat Of All Pre
Election Gatherings.
The final shot in the present
campaign before the primary elec
tion to be held on Tuesday will be
fired tonight when it is expected
that every candidate for county o f
fice will avail himself o f the op
portunity to speak to tho voters at
a big political meeting to be held
at First Street and Magnolia
Avenue.
Robert J. Holly, secretary o f the
couilty Democratic Executive Com
mittee, who has been serving as the
chairman for most o f the meetinga
that have been held under the aus
pices o f that body, will again be
seen in that role tonight. Speaking,
he announced, will
“ ‘begin
_ promptly
at 7:30 o ’clock. Each candidate
.......... ..
will be given 10 mlnutee in which
to present his claims for office.
Tonight’ s meeting ia expected to
be the moat interesting o f all the
pre-election gatherings that have
been held for rumor has It that last
minute efforts o f some o f the
candidates to turn the tide o f elec,
tion In their favort will bring out
many charges and counter charges.
In other words all office seek-
■fin
been told.at other meetings will be
4*hee *nd>it is-aaid that
K f ' S i l f n1S ? S ^ 2 d li>y ..
ing to listen to worn-out speeches.
The present campaign has be
come more heated aa election day
draws nearer, and especially is thia
true o f the raco for sheriff and
county Judge. Unusual interest
centers In the sheriff's race. Four
other candidates besides the pres
ent sheriff are seking thah-offlce.
All but one o f them have been offi
cers and have had previous experi
ence, which fact serves to act as in
ducement for further consideration.
Speaking tonight for thq last
tinno in open meeting, the candldates are expected to make urgent
appeals for the suffrage o f tnair
constituents. Oratory will aoar to
heights hitherto unknown, it is be
lieved.
For the convenience o f the speak
ers aa well aa the big crowd that ia
expected to be In attendance, tha
chairman has requested that those
who have care parked on the street
not to move them until the meeting
is concluded. The police will be
asked to keep care from passing
down Magnolia Avenue while the
speaking (a in progress.
D ecorate Graves
Several S old iers
On Memorial Day
Friday morning the graves of
the soldier dead in tekeview cem
etery were decorated by commit
tees from the Grand Army of the
Republic and United Spanish War
Veterans with flags and flowera.
At the grave o f Comrade Tachach
tha impressive memorial service of
tho United Spanish W ar Veterans
waa hold with Past Department
Commander R. A. Terheun offici
ating, assisted by a committee
from tha Col. Theodora Roosevelt
Auxiliary No. 3. On this commit
tee were Mrs. J. R. Lyles, Mrs. R.
C. Shaefsr, Mrs. A. J. Lessing and
Mrs. Roy Schmidt. Others decor
ating were Mrs. Mary Leonard/
and Mrs. C. R. Lord. Aa yet, only
three graves o f the soldiers o f the
Spanish-American war have bean
located in Lekeview, although,
there is said to be seven. In ad
dition to these graves, those o f
many of the G. A . R. and Confed
erate Veterans were also decorat
ed by the U. 8 . W. A. committee.
For the G. A . R. ware . Coe
red** M. F. Robbinson. C. F. Has
kins and A. Robbina. Those last
named have been faithful and loy
al to their dead
many, many year*.
Following the“
cemetery, a si
qiamory of tha
at the lake, i
______
scattered upon the water ia „
ory of tha sailors and marines o f
all wars.
Herald from Leesburg• this
morning. Tho message con
tinues: “ All indications point
to sweeping practically every
county in tho state. Hia vic
tory in south, central and
went Florida will be over»<
whclmingly - while
North
Florida will give him a com*'
fortable majority.
The message given virtually
tha eve o f tha election indicates
that the McAdoo forces have bean
working hard daring the short
time since the Sanford convention,
it waa ltated today by
staunch
supporter o f Mr. McAdoo and whd
further declared that.evidence, is at
hand to bear cut Ufa state chair
man's prediction.
Mayer Forrest Lake, state cl
man o f tha finance comml
who has been handling tha
o f the organisation for Um *|
few days during the absence Kt
Dr.' Mcgenxle, who has been
cSnvaaalng and speech
tour, today sent tha fo l
«
"Tha
the atandapl - o f thslr cl
the Democratic nomination,
effort should be made to give
treat. progressive an o rer wlm
ng vote on Tuesday,
and supporteri should
their forces and march to the pol
on election day with a aloga^
One Will Do But M cAdoo."
“ Florida should not loae tl
wonderful opportunity to
with many other etates to
McAdoo as the leader o f programive Democracy. The n
was born in Georgia, mac
Tennessee, solved some
York’s greatest problems and lat
made himself famous as a
o f the Wilson cabinet, will be ft
inatod by the Democrats.
Florida have a voice in that
nation.
\ . '
“ The cry Is fo r an honest,
lent, faithful and four-square i
ae our standard- bearer,
men Is William Gibba
Your state chairmen predict
selection In Florida by a
of between twenty end
thousand.”
’
In a further statement given
The Herald, Mayor L ike said:
“ I am very optlmietlc over
outlook. Florida will not fa
this eall made upon her
rank and (11# o f progressive
•ata throughout the cot
io are demanding the
lioifvpf William ulbbe Mc_._a
This atate has tha opportunity*
maintain Ita atand for progi
*
principles. It will not be
wanting.
“ It is my opinion that If.
Adoo is aeelctcd ea the at
bearer o f hia party, and it
moat certain thgt he will,
will be elected to be our next >
executive. That its ia the
the office la assured by the
ciplte for which be stands.
“ A men who believes end
•ore the pol teles which Mr.
Adoo outlined in hia
the recent convention held
the men who should be el
McAdoo’e public service i
been one o f big achiever
courage and fearlessness in
ing fo r the things which ha i
have been outstanding Io r
career.
"I merely wish to add to
ioua appeals made hy the
chairmen, that the d f
aider carefully the
rote for McAdoo on
J
Report
I f f i
J
�S''
THE SALFORD HERAL^, f i f e A Y , MAY 90, 1924.
=
(tors
From Over I
State. Attend
imetrists’ M e e ti
Celery Shipments
y
.
■
Celery Shipments for May 29.
............... 3
Atlanta .............
........... ....... 2
Waycross ___
Potomac Yards . ........... ........ 2
Louisville ............ .................. 1
.................... 1
Detroit .......—
Florence ............ .................. 1
New York __ ___ .................. 1
Cincinnati .......... ................... 2
Atnong these attending the Optoaetrista’
Convention
which
came to a auecesaful clone here
jaatefday afternoon were:
Here it a partial list of delegates
to the convention: S. P. Hill, of
"^ J a ?t& .n rn ft~ T O jr
___ . Jr„
Jr- ox
A ,
,
ford; W. E. Moore,
of iucn
Rich- 1 D . .
mond, Va.; Prank M. Hadley, o f ' t O t Q t O o C B S O I l A D O U t
Jacksonville; F. R. Seymour, of St. i r»1 AtJn#I o f L T o c f i n x r i i
Cloud; P. P. Barr, of Rochester.!
V r itlB e tl
r id S U Il£ H
N. T .; W. n . Norton, of Tampa; ,
• ■
•
Frank Idncr, of West Palm Beach;
HASTINGS. May .10 —The po*
Walter C. Kennedy, of Jackson-1 tnto season in this section has
‘1;
5 Y E A R PRISON
TERM IS G IV E N
TO JESSE COLE
__
, 1
*11Amm. ■ — ..........
IF
!l
* * lhc " " " ‘ i
B
I
Crime Wave Brings
^Newspaper Protests h«if n
Three successive bumper har
vests in the tea industry of India
have made the laborers so inde
pendent that a labor shortago is
reported there.
i
j ^ t h wiTl V
a liu l tw o ^ a n r a
hnuf miles, giving Tnmpn a boule.
vard along historic Tampa Bay
close to five miles in length.
Lake Okeechobee To
Become A Reservoir
WEST PAI.M BEACH. May 30.
It is not improbable that luike
Okeechobee will become the wnter
reservoir for southeastern Floridn
cties. according to belief expressed
by W. A. Dutch, head of the city
water'commission o f West Palm
Bench. He said ho expected the
stato board of health would render
an exhaustive report of its findings
as to suitability o f the lake water
for purposes required in tho cities
in this section, and thnt this would
be invaluable data in putting the
project through.
/
Gas street lights still are popu
lar in Rio du Janeiro, there being
11,600 in the city now, nnd the
number will be increased to 27,000
vory soon.
tnt time therc aru rtftccn (,5 ) in‘
mates in the county home. In con
versation with said inmates we
learned that they are well treated
and arc satisfied with their tot.
The county home ts in fairly good
condition, sunitnry und well kept.
However, in our inspection, we
noticed thnt part of,th e screening
to the main building metis repair,
anti we rccommund that said
screes be promptly repaired. Also
the front porch and back porch of
the main building o f the county
home needs some minor repairs,
which should be attended to
promptly.
We also found thnt
therc is no waste supply in the
main building of the county home
and that water has to be carried
to said main building; we would
recommend that n pipe leading
from the tank located on the prop
erty o f the county poor farm, be
luid
the —................
tnnk to the
main
----- from
—- .........- .........
building o f the county home, in ortier to furnish u supply of water
to the main building.
"W e made an inspection o f the
county convict camp and found
conditions there to be generally
May
Case In Th«f T fia i
Of Bishop B row n
is.
"
o f Winter Haven; Karl K. I yl°Id estimated at around 2. bar- , ..Wl> *hp tftunuK j ory. duly t.m. f
Eychanei, Tamra; L.-H. Ramsdell, ; tcls to the ccru. Approximately : panelled nnd sworn at.the soring,
qf Orlando; L. Greenwald, of Fer- i £,800 carloads have been shjpped (term o f the Circuit Court in and
‘
tjar.chlia} J. A. Dawson, of Bartow; ■
far nn(j j^. js estimated thnt for Seminole county, Florida, to j
J. C. Davis, of Kissimmee;
M. !I.
und ior
for ic
tho
o fj
im:c, »•.
wti|
examine in una
o body
nooy oi
Rett
takes,. of Jacksonville>; Fred T.
t,n® 200 mori c“ rJ w,n
*h i the County of Seminole and State
burg; Mrs. yield for the rest o f the crop. This
p|0r j j 3t and true presentment
Smith, of St. Petersburg;
Tom. MoOre, of Sanford;; Mrs. K. J. 1rrpresonts a gain of nearly 600 ‘ make o f such matters coming be!
V/eihf, of Ocala; Mrs. I*. G. B. cnrs above last years' crop, due to fore n s'fot our attention, respect
Woihe, of Ocala; Mrs. J. A. Daw- .
,
_ __,
,, ,
fully beg to report that we have
Son. o f Bartow; Mrs. L. H. Rams- , 'grea sed acreage planted. It is carefully and conscientiously in
ds'l of Orlando; G. L. Mnnder- said that the prices have not been vestigated all matter.! brought be
vllle, o f Titusville; L. L. Copeland, quite as satisfactory this season as fore us for our consideration, and
ox Jacksonville; B. Gallo, of Ybor for lust year.
in thOMe cases where the evidence
*
City: Mrs. W. H. Norton, of Tamwarranted we liav-j returned
; II. W. Grady, of Fort Myers; T u m n n W i l l P v t o n H
"true bills' nnd in all other cafes
!,v h w thl. , v|d«nce Droved iiisufr. and Mrs. P. E. Welhe, of l a m p a W i l l U X l L I i a
Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs. L. N. HasB aysh ore
S e a w a l l flei*nt. wo have fcAmi *no win
kin. Of Miami; Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
*
| “ Muring the course of our labors
Eavey, bf Daytona; Mrs. H. W .
,,
.
.
I we hav'ernade an investigation of
lulin, ut
o f ujiiiiuiu,
Sanford: •iciujr
Henry »MeKVMiM,,,,,
a - 1 TAMI A, May JO. Twenty-nine
presont condition o f the court
Jmlin, o f Sanford; H. D. Bolles, contractors from various states |house, county Jail, county homo
f Atlanta; W. F. Humphries, o f hnvu applied for plans and apocifl- Hnd convict camp ’
aelrs onvillo; Mrs. Russell Cole, o f cations for construction of tho
*<rn
investigation of the
l a Ireland; Gordon N. Keens, o f Or - 1Bnyshore seawall and relative im- , house we found the building ... . .
Jando; H. F. Haines, of Jackson- provements, bids for which will l>c I in
fuir|y
contlitiun. some
i
▼Hie; J. II. Keene, o f Jacksonville, i opened June *» by the county com- mjt)ur repairs being necessary, and
»ir t
Haughton, of D etroit,! mlssloners. Others are expected
recommend that the county
Mich.
to apply before the date for open- : commissioners direct the clerk of
ing the bids. Cost o f the seawall,
circuit court to see that such
double driveway, parkway and mjnor repairs are mnde to the
•
°
1IU
UWUI will be approximately l court house as muy be required.
sidewalk
,.
million dollars. When the
“ in ^u,. investigation of the
j proposed seawall is connected with counly hon]Ca we founj at th. pres-
LISBON. May 3 0 .-T h e increase
o f crime o f every kind in Portu1 Has inspired the important
s bAn Tjewspapm- Djario do Noticies to a denunciation of the condi
tions that make it possible.
“ Bombs and pistols," it says,
“ are the supreme arguments nnd
means adopted to settle conflicts.
We live in a society o f criminals
nil
destined to eliminate Itself by vio
lence, and giving to the world the
spectacle o f a nation In which laws
ftre non-existent nnd authority is
impotent.
"There is no protection given
the police who naturally And it
safer to shut their eyes to crimes
they should prevent, and a demor
alizing fact is found In the con
stant escape of dangerous crimi
nals from the prisons and fortress
es of the country.”
BERLIN,
; Motial, the Qm,,
.
.
„
.. cow, finds coadtfu?
LONDON, May SO— All dele- mucH more fttorsfcuu'!
...
yr V
gates to the International A dvtr- wy * ern Europe.
(Cotninued from page 1.)
Using Convention in London Jn lu1,
actor uys
j “ This court Is a canonical court,
July will be given passes fo r all i 1,vc for art’s uwT
I charged with the duty o f ascer the London Underground Railways
theatres bu
ta in in g whether n bishon charged _______
____
. _ theatr
___ _
and fo r_________
the bus ________
services.
Lord______
|c°utnn tho
rnMiAg-iknd .teaching pubHcty. AnhftrM, riairm axt^Ltho. d l r e c t o r g ^ ^ .96^ - ^ :. ^
or privately and advisedly doctrine o f the Underground railways, h a s' ,
° n" *n Russia,
women and sraS
contrary to that held by the also extended an invitation to en- j
tertain the overseas delegates at ,
“ on»mate...the »>tu
^M
|
church, is guilty or not guilty.'
*C
j
"What the dostripc o f the Hampton Court during
' lenns, 1
church in any particular Is and o f the convention.
wr.c^nor tho utterances o f the deSeveral other British companies
ffpiidant contravenes it .arc to be have sent invitations
inviUtiona to the con- T n a f A
T ‘ sn i
determined by the opinions.of wlt- vention committee fo r varioua tripa ” u a *'
L ltU 6 I
. nesses.
uui the
me com
vom--i ‘
and ..IWIM.UII.lt.IM.
entertainmenta, but
“ The duty to make thnt determi- mlttee has
as h a d,to decline many ooff
1nation has been imposed upon this
the
been
court for this trial and th;y can- them aa t l » time has already &een Will I b« able to offfilled by the ektenslve trips to bo
- *
fhdf ovoid It. '
made to BelfastJ Glasgow, Edin- F A R M I N G fr T0([r
| "The doctrine o f the church is burgh, Leeds, Y ork ,
j X1
anch ester
fix'd by the whole church acting
im p l e m i
large' cities.
and
other
large
ese ex
ir its corporate capacity and not
At ridiculoushJ Uvi
by the individual opinions or inter curaions win be made during the
Come and aee' for m
following tho- convention,
relations placed upon any docu- week
...
.----------—»
m:nt, suppose,! to contain the *nd the railroad corapaniea are ar- values offered in 2-H i
harrow, Fcwler
church's diKrtrine, by any bishop, ranging special trains for them.
The convention delegates will proof feed bin, g»h
' priest o f deacon, spaking individbe nllowed to choose the trip they houae and ether aniekH
I usllv.''
The decision went on to an desire to make, and aeiect the par iq too late.
nounce the court’s determination ticular industries they with to In...Next
, aeuion’s
.-----o
to take judicial notice o f what it vestigate. A11 the advertiaing * j n
^a)**
; considered church doctrine, said clubs in the cities to be visited are j f j 111 r*v* m°ney
! wide lutitude would be allowed arranging programs o f entertain- i c{unc«* . ,
1cMihscl in suggesting whnt such a ment for the -delegates, in addition 'J * ,0 ol*er *
decision might be and added:*
to tours o f the cities und toe s u i - 1?
apD d it of bo"The question has been asked by rounding country.
j ture*
I cc insei as to where this doctrine
The Lord Mavor of Yo»k —’ ’ h
r. ~ T ~
may be found. The court expressed
the
aldermen,
will
reeciye
the
dele*
_
*
•
ANDR
th ■ opinon that such dostrine in to
gates on the arrivaj oi ta« p » tky Celery Ave.
h? found in the 'Book of Common
Prayer’ as adopted and established et York and entertain them at din
by the consttiution o f the Protes ner in the historic York Mansion
tant Episcopal Church in the Ur.i- House. A t Edinburgh the party
will be taken to the Rcbert Burns
ted States o f America.
"It is perhaps superfluous to country, and a trip into the High
state that the moat important for- lands will be made from Glasglow.
mulaes of doctrine o f the church
' is not formulated in the holy scrip
A ll Health Officials
tures as interpreted by the church
in its corporate capacity.” *
O f W orld W ill Unite
BM
(Continued from rage 1.1
entered a plea o f guilty nnd was
sentenced to serve 12 months oh
tho county roads.
,
Court reeqseed for the afternoon.( W
|The case of the state versus Essie i
whittle, charged with embezzle- j
ment, will be tried this afternoon.;
Hevcral civil actions. Co-irt
will probably finish its sessions to; morrow.
' Following is the grand juty pre- I
* * * 7 - * ? • : ? » , tS s A
aU f t ' £ s :
I
Can She Pick H er Child
Fannie Lockwood, 17, St. Louis. Mo., must answer this question:
Cnn a mother pick out her own 4-months-old baby if she has not seen
SARASOTA, Fla., May 30— A
$150,000 g olf course and club
house will be erected on laing
It since it was a week old? Her lwl»y wns taken from her when it was 0 ®nJrope,J’t y 'U
v m io I d " » t * f lo 'S T 'a
a week old afid, abandoned, it is alleged by a man now under urrest, the gilt
Kjft ffrom
rom jJohn
0j,n Ringling.
Mr.
Ringling
baby wound up in an orphnnage. There are three babies at the orphan (tingling alsc has agreed to build
age. One o f them is Fannie Lockwood’s. But can she pick it out after u causeway from the mainland to
the key, a distance of one and
four months? The court has given her the chance.
three-quarters miles, to solve the
transportation question 'of getting
to and from the course. Tho consatisfactory. The camp is main rieps ns may he- required to erect , truct hnil l)ccn |et nnd the work wlu
tained in a most sanitary manner und construct a modern, up-to
begin as soon as a permit can be
■hit,* jail, amply sufficient to take obtained from the federal governand is in first class shape.
ment. A g olf course architect
architect
"\ W nlso inspected the county iuii* of the needs o f the county.
"It has come to our attention will be employed to lay out tbe
jail nnd found said structure to be
that two railroad crossings on tho Course, which will be the second
entirely inadequate to take care main highway between Sanford 18-hole course for Sarasota.
o f the present needs o f this coun and Ortando nre in very bad con- I
ty. Our county is so rapidly de dition, nnd we would respectfully ;
veloping that it has entirely out- 1request the county commissioners , “ And. now, having completed all
grown th,* present county jail, and of this county to require the A. C. our duties and labors, we respect
we feel that there is no way in L. company to repnir nnd place in fully ask that we may bo dis
which the nresent jail could bo re- I first class condition the railroad charged.
modeled. Therefore, re respectfully crossings In the town o f Lon«»"Dated this tse 28th dayof May,
request thnt the county enmmis- i wood and also the railntHd cross A. D. 1924.
E. F. LANE
sinners o f this county, as soon as : mg immediately north o f Alta- "A ttest:
Foreman.
it possibly cnn be done, take such monte Springs.
"JAM ES O. HUFF. Clerk."
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LONDON, fclav 30— There is
socn to be organized an Interna
tional Haclth Society, as a result'
of the recent interchange o f pub
lic health officers wbo have visited,
this country to study English pub
lic health methods.
A nrovisional Committee, com
posed o f doctors from Great Brit
ain, Russia, France, Germany, Po
land, Italy nnd Ecuador hqa been
elected to draw up the constitution.
The society will have its head
quarters
2 , 1V;rV at
, Geneva
Uene^“ and
“ nd all
•>' Jpublic
>«“ * «
olu C lii who hsva olrtady
taken part
in
League
Inter
changes— 240 from 43 different
countries— will be invited to be
comes original members.
Many o f these doctors have not
so fa r been interested in the -work
o f the League o f Nations, but their
society wilj have aa ita principal
object the development o f the Lea
gue’s health organisation.
The
members o f the new society will
also exchange information on pre
ventive medicine and all matters
LOST
Near
Bros. Fillingi
a black bill fol
tainmg $43.06
rency.:. Return!
Bros, and re
ward.
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Wise Investors are Heading East at the Dawn of a New Day in Greater Orange
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NOW, that the all-important ORLANDO-EAST COAST HIGHW AY is completed ns far as HITIILO, THOUSANDS of home seekers nnd investors who anticipated the event—qind purchased nronertv
inunity— may be expected to launch one of the biggest development boom s ever initiated in the county.
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The lands in East Orange have been tried. They show remarkable fertility. Muny o f these who look upon this locality as containing some o f the most suitable soil on the “ ridge” for citrus culturn «n,i
ing, are on the ground already, (trepnred for the approaching new days.
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I’ lONEF.KS REAP THE GREATEST FORTUNES
BUY BITHLO
O PPO R TU N ITY BECKON S Y O U _IN V E S T IG A T E OUR
CHOICE
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L A N D S ADJOINING
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BITHLO is the Midway Station— the only railroad station touched by t he great Orlando-Occan Boulevard between Orlando and the East C oast. Blthlo is suburban to no other ritv It <■ AUtinrt « ________*« c .
all the laws and lesson, o f economy, it must grow and keep on grow ing.
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iner C‘ W*
is distinct. Consequently, by
*0, by reason of its geographical position— situated in the heart o f East Orange— must serve thut vast area o f fertile trucking, fanning and citrua lands NOW thrown
knew, and who have been waiting only the advent o f the new highways now ^net7atingVhVlo!c'an'ty'to let U»m into^thj^fartunwTwu'rertr’vMt edlthara” J W l^n th. F * .. p".W"
daval°P€" wah.°
John. River to the Atlantic, about July Blthlo will mark the traffic lines from either end. Aside from the bright future assured for the town through a g S t u r a ^ v . I o ^ i n t . It ^ l d t a S L 0? / £ 1 &
am! *ameCt0n f ° r th® tour,,,t—b*?ln»f I'kewise in the heart o f almost v irgin hunting and fishing grounds. It ^ cnly n few miles from the St. J ohns River, the tributaries of which in that comimi*nl^yabomidf w'uITfish
ML.
A ndw era of the development is on in Bithlo, and TODAY is the time to investigate the commanding possibilltiis evident on every hand.
For a short time only, we will continue to sell lots in Bithlo at prices which prevailed before the Ocun Highway opened the town.
( { n D*BEs'lIB*TODAY.* 1,7 tL w,de- 0 ‘ h•r , “
wid* M 100 ,L
U U 50 foot Montage, with suitable deptl^.
Price. $50 to $2000 a lot-R e a so n a b le Termfc
Lands adjoining B ith a -»5 0 to $125 per .e r e . COMB
IF INTERESTED— BE OUR GUEST ON A FREE TRIP TO THIS VIRGIN COUNTRY— AUTOMOBILES LEAVE OUR OFFICE 9:30 EVERY DAY.
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107 Park
HAILEY
DEVELOPMENT
CO. 1 BITHLO, F L A . :
rithdut obligation please
I me literature about tbe
T o n of Bithlo Development
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t n E SAN FOR^HERALD,' SATURDAY, M AY 31, 1934. "
cla im in g Interests under O eorge T. la r jr e p If Cenrt. ttrxrnth Jndlrtal
It Is further ordered that this L e g a l e x p en ses, a d v e r t is in g , e tc., @1 2 per cent
o f P ublication be published
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outline, it. ,H. Marks. B. a Van
* rireett In a n d 1 fa r SemtaSle, Order
in tho Sanford Herald nnco a week j Engineering, 4 per cent ...................................
Homan. H. !*■ Do Forest. E. i llarroll,
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In
t'k
a
n
c
e
rr
Sitting.
fo r eight IS) consecutive weeks.
G *org e It. f e r r y , G. H. Perty.
Wltnft*» my hand and «aal or nald J
t tuber C. Porter and L. O. Porter, Standard tlrowera E * - )
Circuit
Court at Sanford. Florida,
Total cost ________ :____
deceased, or otherwise. In the p rop
change, a co rp orn -)
Shipments for May 30.
I
this inth"day o f May, A. b. 1924.
erty described In this
order, to
tlon
organized
and
)
To
be*
borne
by City 1-8..
/S eal)
R. A. DOUOLAAS3.
A rth ur F*. Oil IIn. nnd to nil persons
.
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New York ...... ........ ........ ....... 2
I'
existing under the)
1
Clerk Circuit Court.
u
n
k
n
ow
n
Interested
In
the
properT
o
be.
borne
by adjacent property.................. 53^
I’otomac Yards .......... - ..... — 2
By
A.
M.
W
E
EK
S.
D.
C.
laws nf the State)
Involved In this suit, wh
which Is
Florence ---- ------------------ ....... 2 I tv
Number o f feet frontage .......................... __
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LellOY B. GILES.
of
Florida.
co m - )
situated In Hemlnore County. F l o r
Solicitor fo r Complainant,
Atlanta « . . . .............. ——*....... 1
plalnant.
ida .and described as follow s, toAssessment
per
foot
fr
o
n
t
a
g
e
.....................
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Mavv 31; June 7 -1 4 -2 1-U ; July 5-12w lt:
•IS.
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A.
Studwell.
et
al„
19-26.
Southeast
Quarter
o
f
floulheMt
Total .—....................
FRED T. w i l l i a m s ’
respondents.
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Quarter o f flection IS. Tow n sh ip 21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
! South. Ranter 19 Last.
FOOT
>ntlee o f AppIlealU a fe e Tax Deed
You s•r e hereby
herphr ord
ordered and r e
Local radio stations announce quired
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE 1
to appear on the 7th day of .
the. UUL.tUadt-1
above entitled
street Investm ent. Company, pur E. H. Jones, Lot 4, Bik 10, T r A ......... ................. u 7
court.
Leltiirr, If living and If dead to all chaser
bands, glee clubs nnd other enter cause nnd
o f T ax Certificate No. 829,
. ....
. BUI
partleH claim ing Interest In . the dated the
1st day of June, A. D., J. N. Crooms, Lot 10, Blk 10, T r A ...„..................128
tainers will hrondenst for pnreti- Sanford Dally Herald.
. . . hereinafter described tinproperty
isnfi.
has
(lied said certificate In mv
deceased. Mary office, and
' W i t n e s s B. A. Douglass. C l s r k . « f ' d n r H. A. Studwell,
Studt
cnlly three days and nights.
haa made application F. P. Rines, I^ t 5, Blk 10, T r 1_________ __ ____
a•aid Circuit Court, snd the o ff ic ia l R, Ooolshy. deceased.
J. P. Goolsby,
dec
seal
ieal_thereof, this 21th day o f A pril, .Sscegsed.
O.. K. Ooolsby, deceased, fo r tax dead to Issue In accordance YV. V. Wheeler, Lot 10, Blk 10, T r 1__________ u 7
____ _
There are more than 30 species A. D. 1924.
Carlos I'erdew. deceased, John P e r- with Inw. Said certificate-embracea
the follow in g described
property Episcopal Church. Lot 5, Blk 10, T r 2...................n 7
o f rollers, the birds so called from (Circuit Court Seal)
* » _ t deW. deeensed, Helen Pnrdew, d e situated
In Seminole county. F lo r
ceased, l.eola A. L. Loltner, d e
I t A. DOUGLASS.
their habit o f turning somenmults
ida.
t
o
w
lt
:
>4
Int.
In
Beg.
NW. Laura A. Chittenden, Lot 10, Blk 10, Tr 2.......... 117
ed. or otherwise In the f o l l o w .
Cleric.
in flying through the air.
r d escribed property located In •Cor. o f HWH o f NE«4. See. 2, Twp. Mrs. M. B. Zachary, Lot 5, Blk 10, Tr 3..._..... 117
By A. M. W eeks. D .C.,
i C<’i(Qty^4>f Sentlnole and State o f XI 8.. B. 29 E, Hun H. 556.6 ft.. E.
Durrance
ALem lre
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)rtdn. and m ors particularly d e - 662 ft.. N. 656.6 ft., W. 612 ft. (leas Mrs. Harriet Y. Dumas, E. 42 feet Lot 10, Blk
. <•
RELIVED CONSTIPATION.
^Attorneya
.
thed ss the northwest quarter o f B. It. Il lg h t -o f- w a y ). 8 acres. The
10, T r 3-------------- --------------------------------------- n 7
. southeast qunrter o f section 21, said land b e in g ’ assessed at the
Now ia the time to get rid of 1• • H -l-t -lP l I - ^ - l f - l - f- 'U - t l * ^ r#
date
o
f
the
Issuance
nf
such
certi
. own«hlp 21. south at ran ge 29 east,
lo«
H. L. Dullart, Lot 1, Blk 11, T r A - ............ . 117
thnt stubborn cough which 'has
-and lh>* northenst quarter o f tha ficate In the name o f A. 31. Hunt.
Dll
•con “ rnnging on” all winter. A -\***f* n* Appi.-curion for T a i
.J northeast qunrter o f s e c tio n , 21. Unless said certificate shall bs re Martin Spivey, E H Lot 0, Blk 11, T r A ............... 58.5
been
deemed
accord
in
g
to
law
tax
deed
BcAo^al
|
township
21
south,
o
f
ran
ge
29
east.
few
ow doses o f tho good, reliable , M M aiJn ^ fT bc’i 1,",* '.V o ?.*“*
and the northwest qu arter of tho will Issue thereon on tho 2nd day Lizzie Lewis Holmes, W H o f Lot 6, Blk 11, T r A.. 09.5
FOLEY
JOLEY’SIs. HONEY AND TAR !
*■ hV?eby'giv^l xbfi
norths'nst quarter o f section
22. of June. A. D., 1924.
High School, AH of Block 11, Tr 1_______ _____234
Witness my officia l signature nnd
COMPOUND will speedily rc Anna M. DoForest, purchaserol
'township SI. south o f
range
29
lieve same. Mrs. Sarah Hcck.'.3II , Certificate No. 52. dated the #thJ east, nnd to nil u nknow n persons scul this the 26th day o f April, A. First Presbyterian Church, Lot 1, Blk 11,
illin' apy Interest In tile p rop- D.. 1924.
u, Pntil qt
Momnhiq
Tpnn 1day of June. A. I».. 1921, has
T r 2 ------------------- -------- ---------------------- --------- 117
ht. I aui ht., AUmpnis,
,
' «al<l certificate In my office
(SEAt.)
E. A. DOUGLASS.
hsrttlnaDove described.
writes: " I have been wonderfully has made application for tax
Clerk Circuit Court.
Blanche McKinnon, Lot 6, Blk 11, t r 2............... 117
Jt ls hereby o rd e re d th n t you nnd
Seminole County. Florida.
benefited b y FOLEY’S HONEY* t«> Issue In accordance with law p ir h o f y ou d o a p p e a r to the h ill
G. F. Smith, Lot 1, Blk 11, T r 3. ______ ____ 117
Ily A. M. Weeks. D. C.
A N D T A R C O M P O U N D . The first * “ '<> certificate embraces t b s JtfL o f complaint n ied h erein on the 4th
4-26-5-3-10-17-24-31
djiy «f August, A. D. 1924.
A. R. Key, Lot 6, Blk 11, T r 8..._......... ..... ..... *...117
(lo je stopped m y e . » « h
It w n , , I
« u been
urcii m,-k. n
or. oi
•* , ni
stubborn u/uKn
cough uiiu
nnd *1 m
had
nn
k.. <
Cor.
of Hti 01
of HWH.rof
The following is the final estimate of the cost of
troubled with it since the first: h w i j . Her. 34. Tw p. 19 s.> It. 3 « E . •rt) ALL PROPERTY OW NERS OW NINft PROPERTY ON NINTH sheet asphalt paving on Ninth St. from 16 feet to 24 feet ”in
I
”
Best
for
cou
g
hs
and
Bun
\\.
S
2-3
eh.
N.
i
ch.,
W.
lOJpn..
cold spellj
ucsl lor vuugns anu N , , eh K , t ch N t rh y* , 0
Celfery Shipments
:on
BY H A R ltt B. 'HUNT
fcNBA R m l f. f SUIT V.
.Writer.
’ABHINGTON.'D. C — The win*
_ . Sow dresocr toad dotie a good
job. and lh# one perfect peach of a
J * t In the center etood 'out like u
OlatOonO In a platinum ix«tln*.
tlgntlon. It was McLean who waa
first named by Fall ns the source
of the $100,000 which Dobeny after*
ward testified he had.supplied the
former eeefetary.
cjpH E question that* la puzzling
official Waxhlncton. arid which
would give a lot to.
R K J5M
fTTBdV
>
I*
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.
h
who' waa passing .hesitated,
Vered a moment and Chen went
tde. She hadn’t Intended buying
i hat thaHnornlna.lt w n » evident,
jut—when a woman aces a hat sho
Jlkcx there’s 'only one answer.
clerk obligingly broucht the
U from the window It wn« tried
on. Then half a dozen o th w s wera
^examined, liut alwava tha customer
returned to*the <lr«.
r
ta|,e this o n e .^ fsh e said
-Anally, holding out- the perfect
peach that had drat caught her
‘ eye. " D o you a ccep t! charge ac*
.c o u n t s " '
,
"N o t unless we know, the purSehnwr." said the saleswoman.
The customer hesitated Jt second,
«m bit non plused.
"Then perhaps you U t^end It
. ' C. O. D.." she suggeste»t.
w "Certainly. What Is the namo
'♦snd address’ "
(<|V "Mrs. Calvin Coolldge. the .White
?.Hou*e." was the answer.
’ •W hich proves thnt. when \ It
comes to hats, the First Lady Is
just as susceptible to tbe lure o f
dUnery ns the lowliest o f her sise, whether she has the cash, or
at.
I f AS IIINOTON has received! a
C T * V Journalistic Jolt. It's still a
•■ bit dizzy from tbs blow, but Is sitsting up Jn a daze waiting for the
fzl? jBraworks to start.
, All o f which Is the result o f tho
JH wannouncemfnt that George Harvey
••’L ’1 » o f reacham. Vt., picker o f prest;adenta and ex-ambassador to tbe
Court o f 8t. James’ s, will tako
cndUfe on June 1. nx‘"Edltorlal Di
rector” of the Washington Host.
The Post Is owned by E. B. Me' Lean, whose private wlCes and teleHv, grams were the subjects of conV&erable Interest during one stage
• stof the Fall Sinclair oil lease Invcs■
t f
jrine Nobles W ill
descend On K ansas
SB City for Ceremonial
^ ^KANSAS CITY, May 3 1 -L a v ; Safe preparations for the tidal wave
o f 8 hriners, expected to sweep InKansas City for the 50th Imrial Session o f the Nobles o f the
Ju stice Shrine, June 3-5, are be‘ Ingjnade by the nobles o f Ararat
Temple here. "H ang Y our Hat
" . wfth A rarat" is the slogan broadcaat, which tho convention comn jttco expects to be taken advan
tage of by 35,000 wearers o f the
■ SS.
lore than $300,000 Is being cx-
"W h a t will Harvey do with Me*
I r a n ’s newspaper?"
The attitude of both McLeon and
Harvey toward the'Coolidge candi
dacy Is a topic for endless specula
tion. McLean was one of the clos
est friends of President Harding,
but It has been Intimated there 1s
little love lost on either side be
tween Coolldse and McLean.
Harding made Harvey ambassa
dor lo Or cat Britain, Init Harvey
resigned the post shortly nftcr
Coolldse entered the W h ite House.
LI. of which may or may not
l>o significant.
A'Harvey,
as a Denwtrat,
-a -
played
nn active part In putting over
Grover Cleveland and Woodrow
Wilson for president. Switching to
the Republican side, be helped roll
tip n 7.000,000 majority for Harding
In 1920.
The McLean papers originally
were Democratic. Later they were
"Independent." During the Hard colds.— Adv.
ing campaign they took their placo
as active supporters o f tho Repub
lican program.
"What'll they do In 1921?" Is tho |
present question.
The answer,
however. Is awaited with curiosity
Liver nnd
rather than trepidation . b y . both Clrm Jnnes
Tonic Will Do It
sides.
M
STREET FROM PARK AVEN U E EAST TO CYPRESS AVENUE,
SPEED UP YO U R
L A Z Y LIVER
ch., S. to beg. The suid land being
assessed at the dute o f the Issuance j* The following is the final estimate o f the cost o f paving Ninth
o f such certificate In the name o f Street 21 feet in width from Park Avenue east to Sanford Avenue, and
Unknown.
Unless said certificate
shnii bo redeemed according to jaw ! 1(5 feet in width from Sanford Avenue east to Cypress Avenue with
tween Sanford and Cypress Avenue.
67 Cu. Yds. grading @ 40c .............................. ............. •
04 Lin. Ft. flush curb @ 35c ..... ... ...........................
516 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 7 6 c ...............
101 Sq. Yds. 6" rock base @ 80c ................ ................. *’
101 Sq. Yds. sheet asphalt top 2” thick @ $1.02........ .
425 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c........ ......... ..... .
Laboratory inspection o f materials *..... ........ ....... .........
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per c e n t .............. .....
Engineering, 4 per cent ................................. j......................
£ 5 a K V l 'i n i T . i r a T ’ J K t e c p l
•" ■ « - n * k
..J Y 'f f i r t E r j f f f
S " " '" " 1
to e . , k A v o n .,, 21 F « t Wide.
Jtidney I
1934.
fio.’l Tu. Yds. excavation @ 40c...............................................2G1.20
(SEAL)
o ierkAC’lrcMtlP^Comr’t.
0770 Sta. Y'ds. overhaul <a> 1c...................... ........ ...........................
B7.70
Seminole County, Florida. 1486 Lin. Ft. concrete curb nnd gutter @ 75c.......
As
n
tonic
when
there
Is
w
eak
1,114.50
HE probable answer Is that ness and laek o f nppetite, when a
Hv A. St. Weeks. D. C.
315 Lin. Ft. flush curb <® 30c.....................................
94.50
George Harvey of reacham, llttln exertion
makes
you
feel 4-2*7.5-3-10-17-24-31
Vt.. will support Calvin Coolldge of tlrid. your legs drag, your back
225
Lin.
Ft.
granite
curb
reset
@
15c.......................................
33.75
yo u r mouth tustrs anil your
Plymouth. VI.
Green Mountain nelies,
sleep Is broken. Clem Jones Llverl >» t h e f ' l r e u l t t ' o n r t n f S e m i n o l e 1750 Sq. Yds. 0" rock bnse <fi> 75c..........................................
1.297.50
I
l>oys must stick together.
Rui and Kldnt-y Tonic Is the one thing
County. F lorida^ —In fh n n e e r y .
1,078.10 Less salvage o f (Hush curb reclaimed, 424 Lin.
fmm his past record, first with tho that will restore your strength and W. A. Leffler. complainant, vs. 1750 Sq. Y’ ds. 2" sheet nsphnlt top @ 97c.......
CLE3I
T hom as Perclvnl Conpropst, a m i
Springfield Republican nnd Chicago enable you to enjoy life.
Ft. @ 10c ..........................................................
369 Sq. Yds. brick relaid flat @ 42c ....... ....... ......................
154.98 j
JONES
LIVER
AND
KIDNEY
nor.— Defendant.
Dally News, later with the New TONIC,
because
of
Its
general
411 Sq. Yds. brick relaid on edge © 42c.... *.............................
173.88
Order fur Pnbllenllnn.
York World and Mill later as editor TONIC nnd health-giving effect, has
T o THOMAS
PEIlC’ lV A L
CON. 1723 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c.... ...............................
379.06
Total cost.... r d
of Harpers Weekly, the North established Itself ns a recognized
PROPST:
for
TORPID
MVKIt.
T o be borne entirely by adjacent propertyIt appearing by tho sworn bill of
American Review and Harvey'a >remedy
282 Sq, Ft. sidewalk- @ 20c....:.....................................................
56.40
. nlllv
c.rtnlo 1% •FKVhH- MALARIA AND UOLDS.
complaint In this cause, ihut you
\\c«kl>, the only Ihlnz certain t»
c i . b m j o n k s t.lVElt AND KIDNumber o f feet frontage, 490.
4 Type R Inlets @ $27.00.................. ;...................................
108.00
uru d Resident of a state o r country
that his position Is uncertain.
I n k y TONIC Is not only htnotlrlal other than the stato o f Florida, and
Assessment per foot frontage, $1.5661.
1
Manhole
<
g
>
...............................................................................
50.00
|ns a liver m e d i c i n e , but It ex cr- that y o u r resilience and nddress Is
■■
...............■— ■ ■ — - elves a rleanMng and stimulating
411 Lin. Ft. 12” storm sewer (2) $ 1 .10 .......................................
6513 Dorchester Avenue, Chicago,
452.10
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Enr«* |
In flue nee In the stomnrh nnd b o w Illinois. In earn o f Mrs. E. A. Shafer,
34
Sq.
Yds.
new
brick
@
$1.17.................................................
39.78
FOOT
FISA
els.
Through
Its
excellent
rnpended on decorations, entertain
nnd that you are under the a g o of
tlmrllc properties bilious
Impuri 21 years, and that there Is n o p er
^
nA
aM
;
1
Monument
at
street
intersection..........................................
6.50
N
E
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE
ASSE
ments and features. Between 80 ties which have Interferred with son in the slate o f Florida, service
healtliy processes are driven out.
1I.I 6
E. R. TralTord’a May, SanfoTd, FIs.
iaihoratory inspection ............................................................
nnd 90 temples will send their un Take no PILLS while using tho o f it subpoena upon whom would
bind you.
E. H.Jones, Lot 4, Blk 10, Tr A ............................ 117
Legal
Expense,
Advertising,
Etc.,
2
per
cen
t..—._.....
120.65
niedlelne— the TONIS Is nil that Is
formed bodies.
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IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D .
That you, Thomas Pnrclval C o n
II.
N.
Crooms,
Lot
10,
Blk
10,
T
r
A
....................
128
Engineering
4
per
cent
...............
.......................................
241.30
"Pullman cities" will he set up needed.
THE
COST
IS
SMALL— TUP. propst do appear to the hill o f c o m
in the railroad yards to house B ENE FIT 18 GREAT.
H. L.
Dullart, Lot 1, Blk 11, T r A ...................
117
plaint Hied against
you In
thla
Roumlllat
&
Anderson,
Sanford, cause, at vthe co u rt house In Han
delegations coming on their own
Total c o s t .......................................... ........................... $ 6,394.36 Martin Spivey, Elk o f Lot 6, Blk 11, Tr. A ....... 58.5
Florida.
ford. Seminole County, Florida, on
special trains. City wntcr nnd
To be borne by city, 1-3....... v..............................$2,131.45
Lizzie Lewis Holmca, WV4 of Lot 6, Blk'
of June. 1924.
electric lights will be installed, and I n t h e C i r c u it t ' o n r t nf t h e 7 th theIt 26th
Is further ordered that this o r
To bd borne by adjacent property.............. .
4,262.91
11, T r A ..........................................- ..... .
69.5
It
rcstnurant and dining car ncrvice J u d i c i a l C lr r iill nr t h e H tnlr nf der lu^ published onee ft week fo r
F lu rldn fo r S e m in o le C o u nty.
fo u r consecutive w eek s In the SnnNumber o f feet frontage...... ............................. 1,404
will be provided Conveniently close
The
above
and
foregoing
final
assessments
are
payable
’
In I'hnnrery.
Herald, it newspaper published
to the cars. Kansas City hotel' Fannie E. Holliday, u married w o ford
3.0363 , ~
tcrest up to July 1, 1924, and from and after such date, saidi
In Sanford, Seminole County, F l o r Assessment.per foot frontage................................ .. $
men and hundreds o f private home man. by L. \V. Holliday, her next ida.
From
Sanford
Avenue
to
Cypress
Avenue
16
Feet
In
Widui.
scssments
will be payable only in ten equal annual irutslh
friend, complainant, vs. George T.
DONE AND O R D E R E D , this the
owners will care for others.
Collins, et ul. defendants.
24th
day
o
f
May,
1924.
190
Cu.
Yds.
grading
@
40c................
.......................................$
76.00
Interest
at
8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments.
Sixty-five thousand Shrine con
n iiliE ll.
(Seal)
E. A. DOUGLASS.
518 Lin. Ft. flush curb <g> 35c ........ .........................................
181.30
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City 4
vention camel trail muckers have
The Stulo of Florida, t o Georgo Clerk 4’ lrcult Court of Hemlnolo
County Florida.
been erected along 8,000 miles o f T. UoIIIiin. It. II. Marks. E. U. Van
60O Sq. Yds. 6" rock base @ 80c ...... .............. .........................
400.00 ford, Florida, this 30 th day o f May, A. D. 1924.
II. I . DeKorest. K. J. Har Bv A. M. W E EK S. D. C.
highway. They may be seen from Drinnti.
rell. George II. Perry, O. II. Perry. F R E D It. WILSON,
500 Sq. Yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ $1.02...... .........................
510.00
(S E A L )
L. R. PHILLIPS, City I
YVinnipcg
to New.Orleans
and.from
Solicitor for Complainant.
_
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.. .. .
^ _ Luther C. Porter and U
— O.
. Porter.
Laboratory
Inspection
o
f
materials
...............
...........................
17.50
May
31-Junc
7-14-21.
May
24-31;
June
7-14-21.
Los Angeles to Washington, Dr Cu if,, living, wnd, lf..rtp»Ml.. "•! *‘i»r.11**.?.
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Put Your Dollars Where They Will Grow and Bring Back More Dollars With Them
BITHL0
T h e O pportunity is N ow
B efore Y o u at '
In the Heart of East Orange
“T h e City w ith a V ision ”
I " . '
Study the big men of your own home town, wherever it may be. Undoubtedly you will find, on the whole, that seven out of ten of them made their money in real estate__not buy
ing however after others had forced prices to high levels, but by taking hold ahead of great development projects, such as are being initiated in Eastern Orange County by reason
of the new systems of hard-surfaced highways gnished into (hut virgin community.
THE DOUBTING THOMASES— NO MORE
The day of doubt for its future has passed in Orange County. Its fertile soils, its superb climate, its relative and accessible position to the markets of the world, from a transpor
tation standpoint— all of these have established lasting values wherever hard-surfaced highways have been built.
B1THLO is destined to lie the metropolis of Eust Orange, the last extensive portion of the county to be opened up by standard roads.
Come in and let us tell you of the many other advantages tho-homeseeker and Investor will have In Bithlo— IF he buys before the developments that naturally must follow have
materialized
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YOU AKE INVITED— if interested— to join us on a round trip to the town, without expense to yourself.
Our lots nnd lands arc now seiling at prices where the smallest wage-earner or investor is enabled to buy.
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Lewis Company
107 Park Avenue
Ca
u
t
Agent
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Phone 349
HAILEY
DEVELOPMENT
CO.
BITHLO, FLA.
Without obligation please
send me literature about the
Town of Bithlo Development.
Name ............................. '.........
Address
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�WARM W EATHER COI.DS
Warm weather, a wrap left off,
a little violent exercise, some perthia cold with a few doses o f the
well-known
FOLEY’ S
HONEY
AND TAH COMPOUND. Best for
roughs, colds, hoarseness. Benjam
in Thomas, 7T2 We«t Lackawanna
Ave., Scranton, Pa., writes: “ Your
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
did me good, as I had a cold in my
head and chest-” Get a bottle to
day. Sold everywhere.
THE FLUE LINING
WHICH WE HAVE
JUST ADDED TO
OUR STOCK
OF
BUILDING MATER
IALS MEETS ALL
CITY BUILDING RE
QUIREMENTS FOR
FIRE PROTECTION.
WE INVITE YOUR
I N S P E C T I O N OF
THIS FLUE LINING
BEFORE PLACING
YOUR ORDER.
DIEHL
ELECTRIC FAN S
Ball Hardware Co.
PHONE 8
LET NO MAN DECEIVE
YOU, — LISTEN TO WISE
AND PRACTICAL PAINT
ER— IF YOU DO YOU WILL
USE NOTHING BUT SUN
PROOF PAINT FOR YOUR
HOMES.
IF you realized how easily you
could afford our superb new
bathroom appliances^
ypu
would not deny yourself the
comfort and sanitation which
they bring:. One never re
grets the small investment,
for it means such big divi
dends in health and happi
ness.
SOLD BY THE
SANFORD
Lwiwa BOOM
DlWltXj DOOM
isr.c'o-
Lo t c MCjU
Mahoney-Walker
P A IN T STORE
PCIII'
INCORPORATED ;
PHONE 303
COMMERCIAL ST,
a t i .K m i . i , i i k n p i . i i
MONDAY.
Hnlr nf Unit fo r n li lr nml county
taxm will
hrlil Moniliiy. Juim
Uml 1AS4. nt tin- I’uiirt limine, ut
Hanforil, Via., UcMlnnlntr nt 12.(10
iiVInrk nmm. A list of *urh Inrula
'a.i wilt tie si,I,I for la x m can tie
fiiiiml In tin Sanford Weekly Her
ald. '
JN U J*. JINKINH.
TnX Collector.
May 29 -SO.
tax
FLOOC2- P L A /0
Office of R. C. HUNTER & BRO. Architects.
— AN ECONOMICAL BUNOALOW —
(House A-95)
Phone 135
Here Is a plan showing nn economical arrangement of five rooms and hitth, all of good sue, convent
ent and comfortable to live in. ..
A good plan arrangement is the first step in the right direction, in sny building and especially under
the present cost of construction. Ealh
Each cubic-foot o f contained space costs so much money, whether it be
le a prescription for Malaria,
In waste corners, hallq, etc., or in the rooms where the greatest good Is realised.
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Chills and Fever, Dengue or BU
Thp laMClbsy .wliyjoWw.ln tho.dinlng room, with Its .long window seat, affords.a mighty cosy feat
ure, particularly so when-the-bay hna an eastern exposure admitting the morning nun. There in no doubt loua Fever. It kllla the germs.
that an eastCrn exposure is'preferable to any other as this room should be cheerful and’ bright for the
mornlfilr tneaL1*
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FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS
•
' A kitchen aa found here, would be welcomed by any housewife. Plenty of cupboard and closet space,
a sink with double drainhosrds, good windows, affording plenty of light and air and the ice box out of the
kitchen yet located conveniently near by, all these things po much In demand are embodied in this plan,
The bath room- It located between the two bed roome, each "Kavfng access to
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Thera is a stairway leading to the attic spac<
Mr ad.
, - W Av*
a*
»*A .*■'*-- i'*Hfc* V
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worse—
=
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The orterfor w»f>»*are-chtpbtJird.T'painted wl
Tne abutters may bee either uhle or orange.
When the kidneys are In need
of a good flushing tnka FOLEY
FILLS, a diuretic stlmulnnt for
the kidneys. They promptly and
effectively flush the kidneys, inbe finished off if de% creasa^Xheir activity- and . bring
□ tru an t r e lis f.- Landon Taylor,
Dorchester, lows, writes: "I can
truthfully say that FOLEY PILLS
are the best I ever used. I had
lots of trouble with my kidneys
-YOU. CAN KEEP YOUR OFFICE, OR
„ HOME COOL THESE HOT DAYS.
——■. .- -H.
v , *•,
. ,»** - *p
»—» warn, w-
JUST USE
and ample space between houses on the other side,
IMPS, ENGINES, ELECTRIC M
TORS FOR EVERY PURPOSE
Hoolehan-Coleman Co.
PLUMBERS
4 The laundry and heating apparatus are located In the cellar, there being a cellar under the entire
houae
Complete working plans and specifications o f this house may be obtained for a nominal sum from
the Building Editor, Refer to House A-W6.
Upsala And
Grapeville
M iv and Mrs. Rivers o f Sanford,
who recently bought the orange
grove o f Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, Lucas
are
now
staying with Mr. and Mrs. Loytl.
Alfred
Mrs. Lueas has been 111 with ma
Eric son, are now building them •
laria for a few weeks.
Little Charles Williams has had house on the place.
the measdtes, but is up now.
Mrs. Andrew Bcrtelson and chil
dren left Sunday for a two weeks’
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Refd at PaUtka.
Mrs. D e F o m t la having a new
cottage built on her place for her
help.
Mr. Hood haa had a tenant house
built on bis place by Mr. Htrschi.
who haa also put up 'a new chicken
coop fo r Mrs. Nils Swanson, this
spring.
. „
Mr. and Mrs. Fry and Mrs.
417 Weal 1st St.
Bongston were here from Windermere on Sunday at the home o f Mr.
and Mra. Tyner.
Phone ---------------------------------------------- 460 5
Mrs. Borell spent Thursday of ■
*
last week at Grapeville calling at
a number o f homos* * Mr. Borell,
Woodard Bertleeob, Elmer Lundqulst, Sr., and August Swanson
took In the Lake Mary barbecue
and political meetlnr. Saturday.
There will be preaching by
Brother Clark next Sunday, Sun-1
day school will be held at 2:30, and
tha pr .aching service at .7:30.
Children are all busy preparing for
Children’s Day on June 8.
Edgar SJoblom o f Daytona came
over Thursday for his parent* who
art here from Knoxville, T*nn*
They have been In South Florida
and called twice at the home o f
her brother, Henry Lundqui.t.1
A good many ore having the
summer g rip and among them anr
Mrs. J. E. Lundqaist and son, HllW e haye taken over the storage and re
mer, and Emil Magnuson. Mrs.
Alice 'Lundqaist was 111 all t o t
pair department of B aggett’s Filling Sta
week with the flu. Mre. Swanson
and Mrs. Hansen stare with her
tion, corner Sanford Ave. and 2nd St..
much o f the tithe*
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VoUe Williams is expecting hip
24 hour storage Bervice.
father soon. He Is. now visiting
relatives in Georgia, having lately
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returned from John Hopkins Hos
W
recking
car
service—
day
or
night
pital, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Elate Hansen, who spent
the winter In Daytona. is home
again with her sister, Mrs. Alms
Neeae, and their father; Mr. M a to
The latter haa not been very well
o f Ut*.
, ,, .
Aviator Johnson .and w ife have
gone over to the East Coast where
He will have 'charge o f an agency
C ontractor and Builder
tobably more than you care to remem|r. Those beautifully engraved certifi
e s have been worth the price if they
love a safeguard against the persuapns of the next suave individual that
teks to divorce you from your money.
safest— the best— savings
medium
j* conservative savings bank,
e invite your savings account.
6 per
■ MfStOCNr
G.EWCALL
MANAGCa
j W e have acomplete stock, all sizes and a lt
Prices
■
Cost about $9700.
LOST — Near
Ray
Bros. Filling: station,
a black bill folder con
taining $43.00 in cur
rency... Return to Ray
Bros, and receive re
ward.
Just A
Little While
Longer
BILL DING SEZ
Will I be able to offer the remain
der of my
FARMING
TOOLS AND
IMPLEMENTS
At ridiculously tow prices.
Como and see for yourself the
values offered In 2-II cart, leveling
harrow, Fowler cultivator, ratproof feed bin, galvanised smoke
house and other articles, before it
is too late.
Next season’s operations will be
gin in 00 days.
Prepare NOW
and save money while you have
the chance.
I also offer a canvas canoe and
a few articles o f household furni*
tine.
A s m iS H W HAM
Al s o d e h a n d s
U/BLL.” D R & SS& O
LUMBER*.
P. R. ANDREWS
dsn ford, Fla,
Celery Ave.
Jh e B a a t
S h d T ttp o o
GAIN WEIGHT
I f you ere underweight not
LEONAHDI’ B
E L IX IR
FOR
T H E BLO O D . This tonic increases
the appetite, builds up the blood, increases the supply o f the ranch
A Room you’ ll be proud of— yes, and one in
you never need be ashamed to take your guest
matter how critical they ropy be of home furnii
There's no doubt they'll always feel at home j
room1where you have our beautiful, highly pc
sanitary HARDWOOD FLOORING. The pric
very reasonable, call us today.
with LEO
'T s t f S S K B S i ’S T S * . * *
the
V28B.R
blood
Phone 565
a t-
�e Sanford Uerajd . Florida’s Most Important Candidate.
William Jennings Bryan l
if w
a c lltraid
a . d t i t r a d i Florida. •- For the first time in the history o f this state, Florida has
^^tarad*i»a^^M?o'n^clfl*V, mattor' r chance to hfive the m ost important delegate at the Na
17.1 M&. aV ihv poatofflca at
Florida, under act ot Mar. tional Democratic Convention. ;•
For the first time in the history of this state, Florida's
-*aot yaice will haye.ipi opportunity , to direct the policies of the
jrn l. n i’.An , .
HOWARD nit t u t . .
££*2. «reat Democratic Party..
*»As* ^ J Florida must not miss this chance. Florida is already
r H u M ila A r n i e
^ a U ra ctin g the anxious attention of the entire country. Its
next Tuesday in regard to the election of William JenVauiVn tV p^ nfrigs Bryan as delega
determine whether this state remains in the foregroundbof
g t o t t l A L WOTICK. , r
• public interest or retires to its usual place “ among those
All obituary notices. . card* o f also present.’’
re so lu tio n , and notice* o f
laments where chance* are
The Herald has just used the expression "anxious atw H i.b e charg e d 'f o r at r*KU- .tentipn” to describe the attitude of the rest of the country
irefTllfTTl
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toward Florida’s probable treatment of The Commoner’s can
ifiilC O A tcn FRKSS
The attention of the nation is “ anxious” in two
"Tha Aenoclated I*re»* I* exclu- didacy.
r entitled to tHe u i e f o r rspub-y ways. One sort of anxiety is displayed by those who fear
.on o f all new s dispatches credto It o r not otherwise credited Florida’s voting population is NOT INTELLIGENT ENOUGH
i r t a p d i a t i o khe. local to give support to the able, fearless leader who not only talks
iwa pob&h ed T L rW n .- All Vlahu but fights for hia ideals. The other sort of anxiety— and this
*p«elal dlspatchr repubttdatlon'of
republican
i herein
herelr are a lio reierved.
is far more excited— is displayed by the element and the in
ra g fU R D A Y , M A y
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te r e s ts that would d o a lm o s t anything to keep William Jen
J L B THOUGHT* FOR TODAY nings Bryan off the floor of the Democratic Convention.
Of this second group, Florida has many active mem
"HOW TO GAIN A C !.:— Seek sre
the kingdom o f .God .and his bers. The special-interest newspapers in Florida, speaking
rhteousness: and all these things for their Masters, are doing all in their power to prevent
kU be added unto yoy. Matthew Bryan’s election. And the power of these newspapers is by
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no means inconsiderable. They represent two of the greatest
1 . “ Are you.the.man who Is/ow ing forces in the world today, Money and Evil.
head,'1
l.i'* , - #» , ■
Money working for good, Money fighting for the happi
le .man who Iw rocking the
ness
and the rights of the “ little fellow"— if those newspaboat?
era represented that side of the Almighty Dollar, they would
tell the world that democ
racy's dead
e asking for Bryan’s election. They would be insisting that
out'your- ballot and vote.
Bryan be sent to the Democratic conveniion to fight for a
f-^Leagde o f Woitien Voter* Jingle.
platform pledged for protection of the “ little fellow.” They
' A fter election comes “ Pay-Up would plead for his election in order that an apostle of clean
reek.”
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living, clean business, clean government might at least have
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opportunity to call the Democratic party back to the path
Buslnefas %%ilj gi VO plpfe to P9ll-[
of
aimDle
honesty.
tigs for ih e next few days.
But it is the Dirty Dollar that is back of opposition to
The A uaflon months start to Bryan— the Dirty Dollar of Wall Street gamblers, the Dirty
m orrow/.
,
Dollar of Belfish business, the Dirty Dollar of the whiskey
HR>,
« ----------o And this
Vote*for “ Bill" Bryan Tuesday. interests and their “ personal liberty” kindred.
■He’a the. best man in atvv of the same Dirty Dollar, in its various disguises, will have influ
SViHcea.—■pradentown Henna.
ence among Belf-respecting people who think they are above
Js
And Jow will come pridlfti^isl reproach!
Ttfft Herald reltfry'lfi lhat Seminole county will give a
am candidates as to the-big n i i
strong support to William Jennings Bryan. Intelligent,
iU erlh ey, will have Tuesday.
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clean-thinking people throughout the state will vote for him.
l ^ ”Wllliapi Randolph Hcarst now But he will not receive the overwhelming majority that
i .owna tfim or more newspapers In
each o f t e n states. He has just should be accorded him. His election will be achieved by a
It
purchasld the San Antonio Light. smaller margin than his enthusiastic friends predict.
behooves'every earnest friend of The Commoner— and of
V -J----- o-----------It begins; t o . look to the
Plant Florida and of the nation— to give every possible aid to mak
City Cqtyler as If McAdoo would ing his election next Tuesday a certainty.
’ get enough delegates to put him
William Jennings Bryan for delegate-at-large 1 Make
•cross.
that your slogan.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, UTURDAY, MAY 31, 1*24.
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GoodVmuiic, uplifting sermons
end fin** people can be found in
,tho chptyrnea of Sanford tomor
row.
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Vote First and Second Choices.
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POLITICAL GOLF
Brisbane See: It
Ford In Florida.
5 Billion Cigarettes.
Japan’ s Protest.
The Postoffice Pay.
Copy riant, 1*14
Aesop’s fable,
vacation letter.
G eE -IR s »
A ClHflT/
Henry Ford has bought a great
tract o f land in Florida, including
a county seat and a good many
buildings. He gets wood for hla
" — MMsmiM M iiM aiM
t*k
LATE DISPATCHES yesterday
said that there is “ the gravest con
cern in W ashington" because the
little Japanese Princd Regent has
authorized his minister to protest
violently against the United States
exclusion o f Asiatics.
Violent protest is based on tho
belief of the Japanese that there
are knock-kneed gentlemen In
Washington.
The action o f public officials will
let the Japanese know whether they
are right or wrong about those
knock-knees.
But it is fair to let Japan know
that politicians in office do not al
ways represent the United States.
If the Japanese think their protest
will persuade this country that it
hasn’t a right to keep out Asiatics,
ns Australia and Canada keep them
out, the Japanese are mistaken.
IT IS suggested that President
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Voters are urged to study the
*l^baflot being printed daily
r Herald. In voting much
fill be saved if the poraon
iwX-before entering the booth
^the vote is to be cast,
In the Jarger precincts every seccount. Vote early and vote
The'Vtfanatee County developH jjum ber of the iiradentown
ild was published
contained sixty-two
‘-Veil filled with high class
matter
and advertise»te.t Five thousand copies of
*“ '» t w edition were printed
led to many parts of the
It is special editions of
rafter which bring winter
tq Florida.
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A MAN WHO deserves your consideration when you
vote for the Democratic delegates-at-large is Gilchrist B.
Stockton, lie is a graduate of Duval High School and Princeton University. He was a Rhodes Scholar to Oxford Univer
sity, where he won a degree in law. He served on Hoover’s
Commission for Relifef in Belgium during the World War. In
1916 he was appointed a special assistant to the American
ambassador In' London. Wh/m the United States entered
the war he joined the navy nnd became an aide to Admiral
Sima. After Die war he waa appointed Chief of the Mission
to Austria with the American Relief Administration at ViennL v r C 13 ? world figure'with a keen knowledge o f political
conditions, who criuld weir sehre his state In the Democratic
vn?I™n«f°w
W
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support the choice of the
voters o f Florida as expressed In the primary.
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OF THE VARIOUS executive abilities, no one excited
more anxious concern ^ a n that o f placing the interests of our
ftdlow-^itizens in tntf handivof honest men, with underatand8>?n!9n.a’ N,° ? uty i8 at the same time
n\°le d'ff'cujt tojrulfll. The knowledge of character possessed bv a single individual is of necessity limited. To seek out
the best through the whole Union, we must resort to the in
formation which from tltebe^t of men, acting disinterestedly
and with the rnirest motives, sometimes incorrect.—Thomg i W T eflon.jS,
3ft
The**“ michan leal -soil
Jjtls appearance.
‘ maiKhes in squat
mlva small butt
> E | ery three ne:
«ar
P.by, a aubterre
*t.
‘ and may be
SE STORIES
•push button.
S. COBB
‘ s&tdlers" are to
ec o f an opposing force
certain to be destroyed
A
.Chicago newapapor-,. One night Just as he was premarch
ches upon them. Neils One (feud Tu
paring to go on the stage the ma
a jRon
iorwegian, is the inven- man. who- aft
gician dropped dead o f heart dis
ease.
- -jd Herald will furnish pntly an opportunity to escape
The next morning the press
and detailed election re» came to him. He made the ac agent met a friend on the street
sy night. Arrange- quaintance of a famous stage w iz
“ That was very sudden about
Ing made to get hour- ard and the Utter, struck by thu your new boas," said the friend.
from every precinct in other’s quick wit. offered him tho
"Sudden ? I should aajr It was,**
mty. A leased Aaso- job o f press representative, which answered the ex-reporter. “ N ot a
wira will furnish re- happened at ihe moment to be minute’sfwarning. One mlnuta he
•
•vefy county in the vacant
was talking to his assistant and
if Heraid. These return*
newspaperman acce
P next minute be was gone. But
•t»d immedla
B moat A markable part o f It »U
N .Ihey t
• purveyor o f desirable Is,’ that yesterday Ii was doing hla
<
But hia luck did not advance work and today be la
m u ra l.,
,
'
' * • doinjj mine."
j»4
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,
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mad about.the remit*.
Boston University hx* i .
'‘ U** of. the telephone-f
go to college to learn to J
^vveHEby"
■“ s s r
i T u x k s LIKE WE
nighT M w e Art
exoTimu
lUsic what libraries have do*4 for
Iterature. It would b<g a great ca
lamity if radio should really inter
fere with the distribution o f thfe
singing and playing machine,
APPAREN TLY LaFOLLETTE
Intends to run independently for the
presidency. He now says he will do
so "unless both old partidh are
purged." It isn’t likely that «Ub«r
party will consent to such purging
si I Mr. LaFoliette would prescribe.
LaFollette esn not be elected and
knowa it. But he can spoil ail the
plans and calculations of politici
ans, if that seems to him worth
while. Same that know him well
do not believe he will run the risk
o f-b e in g responsible toward the
end o f hia career o f making n
Democratic president, That wns
Roosevelt’s farewell accomplish
ment.
DR. UH1KA,
CIIIRA, p
professor o f Assy.
riulogy, at the UniversitL
ly of Pennsylvunin, discovers a Babyloniun
Bab
writing giving the age o f Noah as
04,800 years. This makes of Methuaelnh a poor second. Exaggera
tion of time and other things, on
the big and the little side, was com
mon everywhere in the old days.
Periods were twisted out of
■hape, made shorter or longer. Pal
ates were built In a second, th*
world waa created in six days, Wiso
men lived thousands of years. All
this does not invalidate tha funda
mental .value o f hiatorical records.
. THE REV. W B. RILEY teJU
the Baptist Bible Union In Milwaukee
thut “ most American
schools arc lota o f God," •becsuHe
Satan U very busy. Harvard,
Princeton and even Union Theolog
ical Seminary are accused of being
too friendly to Satan, and. In fact,
the happy hunting ground o f that
ipfernal dignitary.
That may all be — clergymen
should know. One thing ia certain,
however, the world will suffer more
because o f reactionary, ultraconservatlve, stand-pat teachings
teachlngi ia
in the
vmtlvq,
averaga college than. fron> any actlvity o f Old Rick,
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EfiiWoT ?
Society Ls b ^ n
It is considered old-faTy
on the front porch wm
withow,
Ing about something
f
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It must be awful to b**.
date and have to trav«l
country telling everybody-,
just begun to fight.” *
The only time you e*nWi
ture o f a smilinig a j *
these days is just after
declared not guilty.
A policeman in Holly*** •
has inherited a fortune, a .
a cop may see »ome
wood’s night life.
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But this college presidm,
against prohibition ntm
college dance breaking Up
in the morning.
^INf^an
/.INKS
JUST IN PASSING
An article in state papers about the road from Orange City to
tho St. Johns river is interesting. It stated that this road might
be changed and a new bridge built making a shorter cut from San
ford to DeLand. If this is done why not take up the project of
making a causeway and bridge across Lake Monroe from tho foot
of Park Avenue to Enterprise. It would cost money but would be
the moat direct route and would bring all the interstate travel
straight through Enterprise and the heart o f Sanford and the trip
across Lake Monroe would be one of the most entrancing In the
state of Florida. It is worth considering in this day o f great
developments.
Had another volcano
near Hilo, in Hawaii, ti
not matter, but the ton
liko a Swiss yodel.
T H E COST O F A N AUTOMOBILE
BY R. J. HOLLY
Vote your second choice. That means, use all the power Coolidge will veto the bill to raise
Astoria, Ore., is being rebuilt
I am glad to see that the City Commissioners and the City
your
franchise gives you. Instead of an opportunity to vote the pay o f postoffice .employes on
> along lthesjof rat-proof construc
the ground that “ the nntion can’t
Planning Board are agreed that the taxes on homes should not
tion. TftorlUu cities should build in a second primary election you have this one chance to name afford it." The President would
your first choice, and in the event that first choice fails to hardly sny that. The nation CAN
•long heat-proof lines.
be raised and. that kU encouragement possible be given to the
J’
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folks who are building new homes and apartment*. We need all
* The Boston Transcript says it candidate who actually wins out.
faithful public servants meanly.
the
rooms wo can get fo r the winter visitors If we intend to give
/ blessing if we could
would he 0
ftrble
The nation supplies the President
Some voters, not understanding the workings of the
them accommodations this season ^ndAi f people are encouraged to.
!r£uch W eek" and get it
lu w «2pr*urt
,e
.a fine private yacht to go sailfirst and second choice plan, think they are helping the
build they wifi build»-but If taxes are; too-M gh th eyi w ill'put their.
one that burns many gallons o f
a«-u. H t t i" one week's tima.
candidate by the "single shot” process. They forget that
and employ* many men. If the
money
In othet Investments that ir e tax free.
Florida cbnies in for more free they are really strengthening the cause o f the leading oppon- ■nntion
tint In can afford that for the Pres______ ,
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IVert!*|ng-(- today.
Arthur Brisdent, who acts $75,000,a ycar. be- . ’
sition
candidate
when
they
fail
to
give
thdlr
second
choice
io
*Thc
Sanford
Harold
1s.talking
about
a
curb
market
for
Sanurges his
.. his column
colu
dldes, it ean - a f f o r d “p ay tlrlnir
aont^ other less:objecthjnable
••**?
- to-*, VwMLk™1
fort.T.w.
to the letter carriers*"who
Take, for fnstartce, the vote'hrthe governor’s nrctr.*Strp- waqes
On Florida. &o a a y sR 1
started chiefly through the efforts, o f the Herald and C, M, Berry,
io y j for his shoos three times whut
many years have passed pose your first choicg is for Jennings, you cannot help Mr.
the county agent at that time. It functioned for a few weeks and
to used to pay.
a gigantic nation in itself.
Jenoinga by failing to make a heeond choice. When tho two
then died because a few folks did not want competition and otheri
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rill have to go some to highest first choice candidates are selected, the second choice navy, lays that congress “ niUst1 would not walk to the market and carry the vegetables home. It
votes
marked
on
the
ballots
o
f
the
other
three
candidates
are
th some of the larger
never have power to override Su *’ *was ahead o f the times but It should be revived and made to re
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tick are constructing big added to their score. If a man votes for Trammell and gives
turn big dividends. Sanford should have one o f the flneat curb
, hotels *’ Tt is announced that Chi his second choitfe to Jennings, then Jennings will receive premo Court decisions.”
Why not? Supremo Court-da- 4 markets in the state of Florida.
cago U,'building a hotel with 2,280
that Becond choice vote if Mr. Jennings is one o f the two high cisiona are no better than ths-iu
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rooms, each with a bath.
that render them. And judge* are , t . Tonight the candidates will speak fo r the last time in public
men, mid Trammell is not.
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them, presumably.
’ wheat has dropped The Brooklyn esrnumber of first choice votes may be regarded as if they
will ever speak for It has been a good campaign, It has so far been
Congress represents the people
it is necessary to buy were the, tym. highest men o f a first primary. But instead of
and
if
tho
people
cannot
be
trus(«d
ustc
a dean campaign and It has been an education both for the voteiV
because you can't find
I,‘ Is
running against tach other in another primary, they are to mana
ing a loaf o f bread,
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given the second choice votes marked for them on the ballots eluding
o---------judges, they ought to go buck*
h»* brought out the Ideus In the minds o f men.Utet have Iain
Voters have about decided whom for the candidates that were eliminated. All second choice the
dormant for many years. Seminole la the only county in the state
kindergurten under
King
thoy g jll support in the primary votes marked oji tjie ballots of the two leading candidates George o f England, and not pre
that arranges a speaking schedule all over the county every two
, election. Tuesday. The candidates go, of course, uncounted.
tend to rule themselves.
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and four years and I believe it Is n good thing for ail parties con^ iv e one more chance tonight to
Paderewski, back in Paris, says
• Considering the number of years this first and second
rest their qualifications for
music
is
spreading
Vapidly
Ip
the
ilnsT the offices they seek and choice voting plan has been in use, it would seem that re- United States. It Is, thanks td talk'
convttice'citizens that they ought
iated explanations of its workings would be necessary. ing machines that have sent the
We have been sizzling for the post few days and dnprecedentbe elected.
ut
it
is
necessary.
People
who
understand
the
importance
best
music
recorded
with
gradient
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hot
weather has been with us although the nights as usual
J ----------o---------erfection, into every household,
of
second
choice
votes
will
do
well
to
take
a
hand
in
this
have
been
cool and breezes stirring If you are located where you
In ItfS3 there were 2,208 persons
'nlking machines have done for
can get them at night or In the day time. Regardless o f the heat
killed £nd 8,414 injured in railway task of explaining the Florida primary system.
ling accidents.
About six
»ns were killed every day dur_ th f y^ar while fifteen were
ilmgA o f
injured. But still
acme $ »1 b' try to beat the lomom otivM o The crossing.
The quickest
**t behind with you, ^
A small town U .
they can remember
bands every woman lu, |
ISaP
IF YOUNG gentlemen devoted to
other tasks, the concentration amt
careful attention and choosing that
they devote to cigarettes, what a
world this would be for accomplish
ment
P
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About the only l>f .
ber plantations in Florida to supply
material fo r his tires.
“ From producer ta consumer1’ Is
his motto. *
WATCH FLORIDA.
That one state, among 48 in thl*
Union, will, before many years^
havq passed into a gigantic nation
in itself.
ONE TASK in the United State?’
is not neglected, and that’s the job;
of burning up cigarettes. In Atfrll
the factories turned out more thatj,
5,000 millions of cigarettes and the
output is constantly increasing. In
four months this year the country
smoked 2,000 million more cigarofc.1' ‘
tes than in the same period,, la*t,
year.
Dan bobb:
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THE MIAMI HERALD
People who have to pay more all belong legitimately iatW
than a nickel to ride from one I upkeep. It is quite likely
end o f a city to the other are often *
,®r® c.ons*rvktir*.
inclined to complain o f the high mobile Is hot an inexptnd*]
tutlon by any manner o f*
cist o f transportation. They will
If the average car h m (
offset against this the supposed o f five passengers, and cu
cost o f operating an automobile and full capacity at all timu,!
conclude that it would pay to in age coat per pauenfir Lu
vest- some o f the fam ily savings in look so large, however, ft t.
a flivver. As a m atter o f f s e t it be only a little more thantwi
does pay If there is considerable per mile. * This is Ins _
traveling to be done, and If- a per Charge on the railroidsson takes Into account the pleasure probably no more than that
that Is derived from the ownership cost per mile for each
o f a car. In actual operating ex on street car*.
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pense, however, -unlass the wholo
Against this charge I
family. k°*« along all the time, the alto be set the fact tlL
automobile la a rather costly modo a degree of pleasure in l _
o f getting about.
an automobile that is aotta|
The engineering experiment sta In any other form ot
tion1at tha Iow a State College, has tlon. - It takes people i
W n dohlg some- figuring along this air. It cahries them (
line, and present* an interesting country that they u _
table showing the cost o f operating wise see. It opens up i
Iworuiera that are . f
bftB.ed °.n
-the
L- Items
“
*included
* * * is
' 10.7
----- per mile.
The largest single item making
up this-am ount is depredation,
which ls entered as 3.16 cents per
nule. The next is gasoline, 1.32
cents per mile. The other items
are fo r tire*, maintenance, interest,
‘ "•“ ranee, garage and license.
When a person starts to figure
now much it costs him to run his
car he fa pretty likely to overlook
some o f these expenses, but they
Civil .W ar V ets W ill Wonder “VVh$3
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V ST. CLOUD TRIBUNE
When the Burium pension bill
was passed recently by both houses
of congress and went to the Presi
dent, there were thousands o f vet
erans o f the Civil W ar who were
overjoyed at the thought that they
were to get an increase in pensions,
more than h alf a century after the
if you can have a sleeping porch on your home you will never be .
great d v ll conflict in the states,
,}>ott)ered by the heat at night In Florida. All we need here is a
and many there were who were
sorely disappointed when Presi
good rain to cool off the atmosphere and bring on cooler weather.
dent Coolidge vetoed the measure,
but they still believed that a con
* I Summer time is here and instead o f thinking o f vacations in
gress that passed the bill would
Sanford we should be thinking o f ways and means of keeping up
nsss It over the President’s veto.
our speed and making all kinds o f improvements in the city and
When this was not done, congress
county. We need more good roads in the county and the nine
(ailing to m uster enough votes to
■foot roads should all be widened. The city needs more streets
override the veto, there w ss a gen
eral impression among the old
and more sewers and other improvements. We need a big tourist
veterans that the “ aoldlere* bonus"
hotel and apartments and houses to take care of the big bunch
then in the handa o f the President
o f winter visitors who ate coming here next fall. We' shouldvbe
Would also be vetoed, and It wa*.
up and doing. There Is ho time to lay down and take a summer
But when the veto message reached
the house the members o f the lowkr
siesta.
branch o f congress passed this
The congressional Investigation! are bearing much fruit. Yester measure over the President’s veto.
day they found out somethng that everybody knew.
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destroyed the isolation <
districts. It Is bringing.*
country together. It ts <t«A
new spirit of neighbertisni.
I f the cost were mack |‘
than it is It would still I
while. There is probably i
modern invention which his]
so much for people ss
mobile, and it i* one o( 1
dare o f modern engiuei
the coat hus been brought i
•a it has.
Now that the senate b « |
bonus bill ovtr the v«U, U»J
ersns o f the Civil ffir
dering the “ why and
o f such action.
The matter of a bonus
much dissention in the nab t
World W sr veterans, eoojU
o f the opinion that onljw
abted should receive sacMl
while others refer to the
labor that, could claim ssf
exemption was paid ei
wages to stay at home, i
physically fit were ’ wrt !
firing line at euch tmsU |
la a matter for conside
with the few thousand
veteran! left—who (our
to 1865-^they are on dm
o f life aiui many need i
and attention now than at i
o f their long life.
These actions by cot
the President may h*T*.
reaching effect on l «
situation this year.
"
The Tampa Times in an editorial says “ all men are equal
In the Federal penitentiary." Quite so, quite so, but who wants
to go to the pen Just to be equal with people and many of
them not even on speaking terms with us.
This column o f stuff and nonsense la In serious vein this week
because in traveling over the various sections of Florida I see v>
much that makea me think Sanford ia still asleep on the job In *o
iy ways. 1$ seem* to me thaC every business man In Sanford
I wake Op anil become an active member of the Chamber of
"Tee. Aa I attend each meeting o f the gx^ernora and memIda* at .noon there ia an absence o f the real buinesa men
{
no P*
P
Jmf ny K°od things
Chamber o f Commerce is doing and they seem apathetic
. ^
rk*d degree. They are contented with present business
and have no desire to reach out and get more. The country pcodIo
complain that the mer"11*"*- * ' a -~*— 1 ----- —
busineta and he'vfr vL
their trade. All this i
_
f o r d Other dU es ore spending thousand* in advertising’ while
Sanford U spending dollars and yet th^Jlttle Chamber 0f Coromarce la doing b lg th ln g , backed by the efforts b f a few loyal souls
wbq are doing it a)L Our waterway*— the olggest asset this citv
hoP* to h »re languishes—because t o r n l a w concerted
effert o f the business men to go after U. For years Sanford has
l * t _ 9 ^ r,ro do. It" and they are atiU In the tame clase. We are
V O T E FOR B R Y A N
TITU SVILLE STAR-ADVOCATE
Tuesday Florida, through its men vertleement for this
and women, will have pn opportu- record as refusing ^ - ls. J
nity . ( n .m ln t (or < M .r .u t ,
1
National Democratic Convention,
the foremost citizen o f the United
Contemporary
States and one o f the leading ci|lsens o f the world*—a man who has
After all. perhaps «hs 1
tha greatest personal following o f
way to get hsrdJwWJJg
any man today living— a man who
a few notes for your f
is better qualified through hla in
m.oro fign.
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timate knowledge o f national and
International affaire of any living
The Presidsut »•>«
individual.
tired.”
Ho. h u m l-«
In
W illiam Jennings Bryan watching congres*. I
Florida hae tha opportunity o f hav Horeld-Tribuna^
ing the eyee o f this country turned
StiU, you cant b U --.
in her direction- For tha first time
ropeans
for letting
in the history o f the nation thie
suffer
when
they
1
state has the chaiKa o f exercising
influence, in the National Conven Is a perennial Sanls
tion second to no other state in the more Sun.
Florida
BrY»n to the
Now” that
convention. M *h« doc* he wi
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5
signed
the J a y a n ^ J
fleet more honor on the state
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�THE SANFORD
SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1924,
Attention S p a n i s h
War Veterans
MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J,
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Save by buying your hat now at
the Quality Shop.
AT THE CHURCHES
Methodist Church
AU Spanish W ar Veterans are
W. J. Carpenter, Pastor
hereby ordered to meet at the court
The evening service will begin at
house Sunday afternoon a t ' 2:30 8:00 o’clock. "Going Bock to
Bethel" will be the theme o f the
morning sermon.
You are'wanted at Sunday school
* Smith's Barber Shdp,
for better barber work
— next Valdez H otel.r
Congregational Church.
A SPLENDID FEELING
The regular services will be held
That
tired, half-sick, discourag
tomorrow at the Congregational
Church. The pastor will preach ed feeling caused by a torpid liver
L O O K II I
at the momlng and night hours. and constipated bowels can be
.IM M ovn be
o f , with surprising
His subject at night wifi be “ Sci gotten, rid
fa c to rs » r # b i
ence ana Religion.** It will ba In promptness by using Herblne. You
t y p e w r it e r ,
i
teresting and helpful. Bring your feel Its beneficial effect with the
friends.: - v v s «• .first dose as its purifying-and'reg
rrtr^cTSck. There will be no dull
ulating effect is thorough and
Dibie school at 0:45 u. m.
time at the night service.
Morning preaching at 11 o’clock. complete. It not only drives out
Something interesting for the
Christian Endeavor at 7:15 p. m. bile and impurities but it imparts
Scrap Iron Class in the morning.
Night preaching at 8 o’clock
a splendid feeling o f exhilaration,
Cordial invitation to al) to wor strength, vim, and buoyancy o f
%;
. The Scrap Irion Class
ship with us.
spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Union
25 per cent discount on all Hata,'
The Scrap Iron Class Is having
Pharmacy.
Quality
Shop.
Baptist Church
good’ meotlngs every Sunday and
Sunday school at 0:30 a. m. The
the attendance is good. Dr. W. A.
SERVICE: That’s our middle
school
is opened promptly at 0:30
MacKenile will deliver one o f his
name. In doing business with us,
famous lectures to the class some ! with music by the orchestra led by yon not only get value received,
time in the pear future, the date *.o JJoe Reixcnstein, with Mrs. K. E. but you eet SERVICE along with
ITolar at the piano. Dr. W. D. it. QUICK SERVICE TRAN S
be announced later.
FER, Phone 498.
the fall. It ia hoped that all m il
Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer has re Gardiner is director of the singing.
be present with renewed energy turned from college, and the class
The pastor, Dr. King, is absent
and ready to go to work after a anticipates several beautiful solos at Memphis, tfen a. holding re
Reduction on all Millinery at
pleasant summer vacation.
this summer from this talented
the Quality Shop.
vival services.
Preaching Sunday morning and
Card o f Thanks
Wo wish to express our thanks
evening by Rev. >1. ij. Rightmire.
“ HANG-OVER” COUGHS.
W IL L SER VE
and appreciation to our neighbors,
“ I have been troubled the last
Morning
subject “ The World's
and friends who were so kind, to us
T H E IR U SU A L
Hope." Evening subject "How to four or five years with constipa
in the loss o f our home yesterday.
tion and have tried everything un
Get
R
ich
.".
The
auditorium
was
ALBERT HAWKINS
der the 3un, but could not find any
Special Sunday
AND FAMILY.
relief until I got FOLEY. CA
THARTIC TABLETS, and you can
Miss Pearl Robson, daughter o f
bet they are the pills.” writes Rob
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson, will
ert K. Smith, 17 N. Rozert St.,
Christian Science
leave next Tuesday for Jackson
l.udington, Mich.
FOLEY CA
Sunday, June 1, 1924.
ville, where she goes on an' in
THARTIC TABLETS give quick
definite visit to Mr- and Mrs, W. .Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
relief from constipation, also act
Church Service, 11:00 a. m.
A. Elliott, former residents of
r>n the liver. Especially comfortSanford, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. •-.* Woman's Club building, Ouk A w
' ing to stout persons. Refuse aubnuc. All are welcome.
Foster.
‘ stitutes.— Adv.
■- Longwood Citizens
[Farewell L u n c h - - . . ,
- - ( Held-'Beautifieatierrr-'Ttmf'Swimming- P arty--'
Meeting Wednesday Is Interesting Event
; A meeting in the interests of
city beautification was held at
Longwood Wednesday evening un.
der the auspices of the Improve
ment Committee of the Longwood
Chamber o f Commerce. Mrs. F. J.
Nlemeyer, chairman o f the commit
tee, introduced the three speakers,
Mrs. A. B. Whitman, Mrs. E. R.
Bridges und Mr. E. J. Fuller, all of
Orlando. The three speakers are
all prominently identified with city
beautification in Orlando, Mrs.
Whitman being former chairman of
the Park Committee; Mrs. Bridges,
the present chairman, and Mr. Ful
ler, superintendent o f parks.
The best ways or developing
parks and improving streets and
roadways were outlined clearly by
the speakers, it is said.
A large number o f Longwood
residents were present. Announce
ment Was also made of another
meeting on the same subject to be
held nfext'week at which time Mr.
Carl Lehman o f Orlando will be the
principal speaker.
A very enjoyable event among
the younger set'w a s the alt-day
party and farewell luncheon given
by Miss Eleanor Bolly nt the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
J. Bolly on West First Street. Mrs.
Bolly and daughters, Eleanor and
Ethel, will soil for Europe in the
near future.
The six little ladles motorjng to
Eleanor's _____
Eleanor’s
home Wednesday fo r
lunch were Mary Helen Morse,
Pearl Robson Pauline Echols, Lu„ of Geneva attendcile Echols, Katherine Van Ness
inford Friday.
and Reba Jones.
The dining room table was cov
ive guest of Dr. and
ered with an abundant supply o f
in f ley is M is? Olga
“ goodies*’ and waa moat attractlvu
lountville, S. C.
with a center piece of Japanese
flowers in a Japanese container. At
t7 Hastings after a
the completion o f this lovely lunch
visit to Miss Annie
eon all felt complacent.
Mr. and Mrs. Syphan.
Later in the afternoon the young
guests motored to Silver Lake,
rT Endor Curlett o f
where ttao afternoon was spent in
Friday morning in
swimming] and chatting. It was a
delightful reunion for theso girls
>ing.
on the banks of this beautiful lake
and they al) expressed their regret
Taylor will m otor to
in having to give their little com
h Saturday, with Dr.
panion up, but wishing for her a
imlee, for an extended
safe voyage, knowing that she is
going to have a wonderful sum
mer. Eleanor will return to San
i position with Cook
A meeting of unusual interest ford in September in timo to enter
rocery Company .o f was that o f the Book Lovers Club
High School for the 1924-25 season.
is Fred Weeks, son of at the home of Mrs. Harry Ward
F. $. Weeks. . . .
... on East Seventh Street, with Mrs.
Leaving Thursday for their home
- -, - m j
,Vt Ward as hostess. Her home was in Lakeland were Mrs. F. B. Lang
guest of (lie Seminole most attractive as it has just re ley and won, Frank, who were the
H. Christenberry o f cently been repainted on inside und guests of Dr. and Mrs. Tlieo. Lang
if the U. S. Veterans’ out and her room was pretty with ley for several days the first o f the
its cut flowers o f spring.
week.
A most excellent discussion of
current events was held.
Sanford Friday
The guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Mrs. Symes Invited the members Terheun, at their home on MagrtoMrs. E: M. Tall
to meet at her beautiful home on lia Avenue are Mr. and Mrs. A r
Pratt, Mias Ai
the lake at Winter Park and plans thur J. Smith, Mrs. Mae Walters
s Dorothy Lacy,
were mode for a regular picnic to and little daughter Catherine of
Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Smith is the
wood, who is with the take place at their next meeting.
A lovely spread was served at sister of Mrs. Terheun.
it Association, motori on business Friday ■lx o'clock consisting of a salad
Mr. and Mrs. Aylett Fitts will
course, complete, followed by cream
motor to Daytona Ueach Sunday to
and cake.
spend the day. They are going to
ness trip to banioru
Mrs. W ard’s guests included the Beach to bring their daughter,
rith the Ilntton En- Mra. D. A. Caldwell and Mrs, W ay
impany waa Wealey o f Arcadia, and club members Mra. Miss Martha Fitts, home. Martha
has been on a visit o f a week there
isnsh.. , .
Symes, Mrs. Pace, Mrs. Bennett, with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arrington, Mrs. Hagan, Mrs.
it Palmetto fo r the Morse, Mrs. McLaughlin and Mias Mrs. R. S. Sheldon.
bert nines of Sanford, Annie Hawkins.
Motoring to New York in their
he Federal Inspection
car are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nichle
•***«_ » »|™ V«H*H VIUU WIU IHCCIi and daughter Mary, and Mm. J.
with Mrs. A . F, McAllister at 4 C. Ensminger, who will be away
.o’clock at . her home on First for two months. Mra. Nichle and
Street.
Mrs. Ensminger while in New York
will visit Vermont, Mrs. Enamin.i
Special Notice
ger's old home.
'
The meeting of. the American
•.•Lqgion Auxiliary will, be post- , On s motor trip to Atlanta an£
* poned'until Satnrdgyr'Jonr’ Tc sH ' btherii points1 in i Georgia,- Joey ing
thing were Mr. and will meet with Mr?<
T. Langley. Friday, to be away until June 10,
(cNimara.
are H. S. iPond o f the Peoples Bank
oad>his .fnothecv^Mra..JL. C. Pond.
Motoring t<r D<
Daytona* t o . spend -tha
TO«r*wflt atop >at imany places en
;’.nrere
knit family, who have Charles Britt, ______
route and upon their'return to
tre, is Joe Cameron,
Sanford will occupy the N. C. W il
i left Thursday.
Madam Harriet, who was called liams house at Sanford Heights for
to Cordele, Ga., about a week ago the remainder o f the summer.
i, mother of Mrs. W . on account o f the illness o f her
PREVENTS INFECTION
I Miss Louise Fields, mother, Mrs. James Hsughbrook,
The greatest discovery in flesh
jr for 'a visit' to Mrs. .returned to Sanford Tuesday;
healing ia the marvelous Boroxone.
Isytona Beach.
a preparation that comes in liquid
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Connell;
and powder form. It is a com
y friends o f -Alberta nounce the birth o f a son, 1
i missed her from her Connelly, Jr., born Frida;*
Friday *‘
at the bination treatment tha't not only
trs Drug Store,-and Femald-Laughton Hospital. Mother purifles the wound of germs that
cause infection but It heals the
and baby doing nicely.
flesh with extraordinary speed.
Mrs. J. E. Lalng has as her guest Bad wounds or cuts which take
Mrs. E, E. Cox o f Lakeland. Airs. weeks to heal with the ordinary
Cox form erly lived here and has linlmenta mend quickly under the
powerful Influence of this wonder
ful remedy.
Price (liquid) 30c,
Mrs. Ward Is Hostess
To Book Lovers' Club
Me attending the pally
> dinner Af,t «Oviedo
-* -* temoon wei s Mr. ami
oily and M! . and Mrs.
’ party to' Ormond
Returning Thursday, after a
re Mr. and Mrs. James visit o f ten days in Valdosta,
tr. end Mrs.. Chapman C s „ sr « Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Elton Houghton Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Fox were the
goesti of Mrs. Fox’s mother, Mra.
Mae.Conn.Uy, while away.
Leaving fo r her home in Elfaerio n , Ga ., Friday, was Miss Betty
Irvin who Has been living in Miami
fa r the pest four year*. Miss
Irvin hes been the popular guest
o f Miss Ruth Gillon for several
'here she yrilj reside In
C. E. W alls o f At
been spending se v e n
f?*d, guests o f the V aL
•hiie here. Mr. Wells
1General Motors Cora1ber« on business.
. Mrs! Ralph Wight and children
leave
Saturday fo r
Daytona
Beach. They will be joined there
by Mrs. Wight’s sister, Mrs. H any
Hickson, o f Orlando. Mrs. Wight
sod Mrs. Dickson have rented a
cottage at the beach and expoct
t o be stray about two months.
■■ ■ —
”7 friends o f Cspt.
Jvfenbart-will be sorry
Jscarandn Trees
** illness at the Howell
A t the last plant sale put on by
, l Orlando.. Captain
the Woman’s Club more than a
*ta operated on last
year ago a number o f young
Jacarsnds trees’ were sold. It will
be o f interest to those who bought
these little plants to see an older
ire* In full bloom on the grounds of
Mrs. H. L. Gibson at 617 MyrtU
Avenue- The blossom s'»r* o* *
Put Florida along side other progressive states.
McAdoo an overwhelming majority Tuesday.
Gi v e
McADOO has a record which speaks for him. His record
will nominate and elect him Pres ident.
McADOO is well fitted to take the helm of government
He has been tried and has been f ound capable.
in.
,
•
McADOO is a Progressive. The campaign is between re
actionary and constructive forces. Florida will vote in favor of
progress.
.\
*-l *' /
,
—
. 1
. ’. McADOO is being opposed by Wall Street, because^ it
knows he cannot be controlled by big business. His sympathies
are with the laborer, the farmer and small business man.
Among those attending the
Truck Growers* picnic at DeLeon
Springs Tuesday were Mr. and
Mrs. S, O, 8hinhotier, Miss Clifford
and Mias Annette Shinholser and
Steven and Edward Shinholser.
Bobson has just rioved
sanitarium on thtt
fond Street and Park
• has made several Ini- ing for them Thursday.
*nd is very pleasantly
Returning from the East Coast
Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Holly. Mr. Holly has been visiting
1. M. Wallace. Mrs. In St. Lucy county and Lake Okee
J *jrsy about ten days, chobee, obtaining pictures and ma
f Mra, Gladys filddeos, terial for a special edition of that
there attended many section fo r the Florida'Trucker.
Iprfl qm flln
McADOO will carry Florida. He will be nominated at the
Democratic Convention next month. He will be elected President
in November. He is a winner,
Florida has an unusual chance to cast a deciding vote in
nominating the next President. By so doing it has the opportun
ity of securing effectual national recognition.
Seminole County, Florida headquarters for McAdoo,
should give him a solid vote. Have a part in nominating
#,
CLEVER MODES FOR
SPORTSWOMEN
The styles in sports apparel lor her
»ho offers but passive w b tin c t are
list ini lively slender, as the model to
,he left quite clearly explains. Jt nuy
be developed In charraeen, cheviot
cloth, twiu or alpaca. The tubular
blouse ia entirely trimmed with seif*
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A native Southerner— Born in Georgia— Made good in Tennes
see—Solved New York’s problems. Only a progressive candi
date can' wiiu That Man isMcAdoo.
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D EM
OCRATIC
PARTY ,
The Sanford Celery Fed* joar•n. -«
t
neyed to Titusville Thursday aft-,
k
PRECINCT NO. x SBMlNOLR COUNTY. frLOjflDA
em oon and lost their second game
In that city by a 16 to 4 score. The INSTRUi
5TRUCTIONS:—T o Vote f t r any Candidate.' make » C » u (X ) K<
M
ff« r Choice,
Chol< .
game, air reported by Manager ark In the Square In the Appropriate Column, according to your
at the Rfgtt of bkNam*. Vote your tiret Choice
Whldden, was as follows:
in the First Column; Vote your Second Choice In
“ The Sanford Celery Feds lost to
'
the Second Column. •* ■ '- * -f •* .
, .
Titusville In ft fast game there
Joe Boyer, Detroit, and L I.. Co
Thursday, 16 to 4. The game was
If there Is no Second Column at the Right o f;ft Name, V otft.y ottrF jfil
rum, Indianapolis, Bring Win
interesting and furnished J jits • o£ ......................... .. . Choice only. Do net Votwiwwwe.tbas'^ee Ghotee
ning
Car
Aerovi
Fnislfirtg
*’
•
FfTniBuriHr,'New'
York
and
Brook
thrills
for
the
fans.
T
V
garmrwaa
fp7frtr<*ita> T T ea^r'W ith Washfor the same Candidate/
Une— Average 98.24.
lyn Win Double Headers From
not decided until the eighth iiydng
Ingtap While New York SpUU ’
St.
I/ouiii)
Philadelphia
and
when
Sanford’s
defense
weakened
Similar Rill W ith Philadel- '
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 31.—
Boston Respectfully
and ft fusillade o f bases on bhlls and
phia Team
errors proved her finish. When- the
The annual 600-tnile race at the
For President of United States:
CHICAGO. May 31.— More than smoke cleared away Titusville bad
Boston, May 31— Boston kept pace Indianapolis motor spccilwny Fri
(Vote fo r ona Flrzt Choice.)
with tho Champion Yankees for day produced record-breaking time 4,000 persons, the largest crowd scored six runs.
“
Tho
hitting
o
f
Rive.
Sanford’s
the League leadership by winning for the great gasoline classic and to witness n ball game in Cubs
catcher, was the outstanding fea W ILLIAM G. McADOO
the first game of a double header brought honors to two race drivers I‘uric, Friday saw Cincinnati takrf ture of the game.”
H a m inynjN flBrfvvsgrr
nine to four and losiiyr the second —Joe Boyer of Detroit nnd L. L. both gnnies o f u double header
Manager Whiddon further an
. a*.
to Washington h v o ‘, Friday. The Corum of Indianapolis. To Boyer from Chicago by rcores o f nine to nounced that the Celery Feda Will
For Presidential Electors— Group No. 4l
crow d o f 32,000 wag the largest
two nnd four to two. The visitors play u New Smyrna team In New (Vote fo r one First Choice.) ’
at Fenway Park f o r many years. goes the credit for bringing tho
Smyrna on Thursday, June fi.
,
J. LEO ANDERSON
’ ~
won both contests by bunching
Boone made a home run with the winning car across the finishing
The box score:
P.
W.
c
o
r
r
T
their
hits,
w
hile'R
ixcy
and
May
bases full in th e'first game and line, while to Corum, who wns in
Sanford
ab.-r. h. e
knocked in two other runs in the tho driver's seat of the victorious were effective against Chicago. D e x te r ........................... 6 0 *0 0
For Presidential Electors— Group No. •:
Shorten, obtained by the Reds from Walker ...........
aame contest.
5 0 0 0
car, as it' flashed away at the start Minneapolis, and Outfielder Walk C. Thompson ............... 5 0 . 0
0 (Vote fo r one First Choice.)
Score by innings:
Waahing'n >..100 002 010—4 8 0 will go the rich casli prizes of ap er from the Phillies, reported Fri P a lm er................
3 2 0 0 d7 W.~HfcKRY--------------------------------------r
Henderson .................... 4 1 , 0
0 J. E DORMAhT
da ynnd played in both games.
Boston ____ 100 100 Olx—9 10 2 proximately $30,000.
Score by innings:
Martina, Speece, Zghnizor and
L. Thompson ............... 3 0 0 2
Boyer, who retired when his own
000110—9
McLucas ........................ 1 0 0 1
Hargrem; Ferguson, Quinn and O’ car developed trouble, piloted the Cincinnati ................. IOC
For Delegatee to National Democratic Convention,
101 000 000— 2 McCall, rf...................... 2 1 0
0
Neill.
Ci
winning car over the last 233 Chicago ...............
State at Large:
Rixey nnd Wingo; Jacobs, Kauff Rive, c............................ 4 0 3 - 1 (Vote fo r four First Choice.)
miles but W. D. Kdenbum, repre
Arumen, p. ................... 4 0 2; 0
Second gam e.
sentative of the contest board of man, Pierce nnd O’Farrell.
T. X~APPLEVAlftr
Second Game.
the American Automobile Associa
Scuta by Innings:
•
Score
by
innings:
Totals
...................30
4
6
4
W ILyLAM JEh{N I^G 3_BRYAN _
tion
declared
that
under
the
Washington 000 202 123— 10 16 1
ROY CAM PBELL
Boston ____ 200 003 000— 6 9 2 rules Corum would be credited Cincinnati ............. __300 000 001— 1
100012—2
ab. r h.
Titusville
Johnson, Mcrbury and Ruel; with victory, and therefore is en Chicago .....................000
JERRY W . CARTER
May and Sandberg; Wheeler, Bennett, 2b.................... 0
Fuhr, How,-Ehmke, Fullerton and titled to the prize money Boyer
Jones, c f ......................... 2 3
L 0 GERTRUDE B. CORBET
and Corum were tenm-mntes, drlv. Blake, Pierce and O'Farrell.
Fkinlch.
Holton, c........................ 6 2
8 0 GEO, B . CRAM ER
ing Indianapolis made cars.
Pittsburgh 3-3; St. Louis 012
Goodbread, p................ 5 2
1 0 j . J. DICKINSON
New York. 6-5; Philadelphia 0-4
Setting a terrific pace in the
PITTSBURGH, May 31.— The Atkinson, 3b.................. 4 1 4
1 OITOHWI
NEW YORK, May 31— The New .winning machine, Boyer inoyed up
a J M d i i i 'i f i 7§"
York W orld’s champions divided a from fourth place nnd after n Pirates defeated St. Louis twice Brady, lb ....................... 6 2 3 0 ALBERT W. GILCHRIST
Friday,
four
to
nothing
and
three
Klingworth,
ss..............
4
2
0
1
double header with Philadelphia speed duel took the lead from
1 0 J. F. C. GRIGGS
here Friday winning tho first Earl Cooper nt 445 miles and held to two. The second game went fif Walker, rf..................... 6 2
gam e,:fix. to 0, with Philadelphia it until the finish. Cooncr finish teen innings. Cooper was in rare Carlyle, if......... ........... 6 0 0 0 w r s n o o t r
•taking the. second five to four, the ed second, 1:24 behind the winner, form in the morning and easily
M. E. MOREY
Totnis ........................62 16 13 2
Athletics first victory over tho Yan nnd Jimmy Murphy, winner in 1922, subdued the Cardinals and the sec
PAT M URPHY
kees this season.
Ruth hit the eased "into third position nearly ond game was a pitcher’s duel be
F. V, PARADISE
tween
Meadows
und
Kromer
for
250th-home run o f his career in the three minutes later.
1
Freedom from Nerve Pressure
Pittsburgh and Bell.
first 'ga m e.. The Athletics won the
GILCHRIST
B. STOCKTON
The average o f 98.24 miles an
Score by innings:
Means Freedom from Disease.
second game, with n four run rul- hour maintained Friday cracked the
PERRY
Q.
WALL
ly In the 8th. Miller hit a home race record o f 94.48 miles an hour St. Louis ......:......000 000 000—0 0 2 .Spinal Analyses Free.
run Wth ttoo on. New Y ork filled when he won in 1922. The elapsed Pittsburgh ..... ..1 2 0 001 OOx— 18 0
For Delegatee to National Democratic Convention,
Haines, Delaney and Gonzales;
•thfikhjQS^'wUh tWo out In the 9th, time for the entire route wns five
Fourth Congressional District:
Cooper
and
Schmidt.
c
iu
it
o
i’
iiv
cT
o
ti
bufi'Baumgartner, a relief pitcher hours, five minutes, 23 and 51-109
(Vote
fo
r
two First Choice.)
Second Game.
■truckout Ruth with three pitched seconds, this breaking Murphy’s
I’ nlnirr firedunte
Score
by
innings:
•TETT.'
BOWDEN------------------------------------------------Office
Hours:
ball*.'
'
record of 5:17:30:79.
*
St.Louis 000 000 100 100 000— 2 5 3
9-12 A. M.; !-5 P. M.
Score by innings:
JOHN_C.jCOOPER, J r_
1
The first five finishing Friday P’t’a’bg 010 000 000 100 001—3 12 0
7 to s Evening*, except Saturdays
Philadelphia ..000 000 000—0 0 2 afternoon all eclipsed the track
JOHN C. GRAM LING
R
oom
s
304-4
H
Boll
and
Golzales;
Meadows,
KuNew York .... 101 301 00*—d 0 0 record, thus showing the hot pace
First Nat. Dk. Rldg., Sanford.
GEORGE B. HILLS
Harris, Hasty and Perkins; Pen- maintained. Autonintive engineers mer and Booch.
JOHN M. MURRELL
nock and Schang.
declared it a ‘ victory fo r tnd 122 New York 11-6, Philadelphia 5-5.
LEWIS W. ZIM
cubic inch piston displacement type
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.—
‘ Second Came
of racing motors in -their second Now York took both games o f a
For Governor:
Philadelphia 010 000 010—5 . 9 2- •year o f competition,
double header here Friday after
(Vote
for one First Choice, and one Second Choice.)
N4w York .. 000 202 000— 1 11 2
noon, winning the first 11 to five
iicmmcll,
Baumgartner
and
SIDNEY
XCATT8
..........................
an dthe second six to five. The
B rjiggy; Jones and ilofTman.
opening game was a slugging
FRA N K E. JENNINGS
match with five home runs and Now open— 20 rooms 51.00 a JOHN W. MARTIN
thicago, 2 -U : St. Louis, 5-1
three doubles being made while
ST LOUIS, May 31—The local
1
1
r
Light lunches, ice CHARLES H. SPENCER
the Giants bunched hits in the fifth day.
pitchers were off form Friday af
l
|
1
to put across six runs that decided cream, soft drinks. Always WORTH W. TRAM M ELL
ternoon fttfil the Browns lost to the
the contest.
For
State
Superintendent
o
f
Publle
Instruction:
open. Mrr. H. II. Turner,
White Sox, 4 to 11 after taking
In tho second game Philadelphia
lVote fo r one First Choice.)
Hostess.
tho mornng game, fi to 2. Will
started out with a four run lead
W. s. c AW t H 6N
1
iams, Browns’ left fielder, increas
~T~
and then after the Giants hud tied
ed his string o f home runs to eight Daytona Fans Threaten to Throw the score the Phillies again took
It. R. RILEY
1
1
.Umpire In River -• Orlandu.. the lead, hut were unable t o "use , “ Cheai\qt»t In. the Jpng rpn " y e p , ..
*?r V)". %pn'u'in
for the
For Railroad Commissioner fo r Unexplred Term :
and In the' shaft haul too, If you
•A ' •
circuit in both games,? Sister, who r * Thkcs ' ‘ WMkldl G\mHrtTL’ t their advantage. • * •
it ’
Series From Bradencount SERVICE
for anything. (Vote for one First Choice.)
h id ' been in a butting stomp for
Score by innings:
town.
't h e last two weeks got three hits
New Y o r k .......010 162 100— 11 20 2 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. ALTON B. CARTER------------------------ =---------------------------- 1
•1
jij four, times at bat in the ir.ornPhiladelphia ....111) 020,100— S 10 1 Call 498.
LAXELANU.
JFlu..
.May,.
.. iqg.game,Jhut.waa-unabU<-tD -eon^ artU’ Snyderr-H uTAai;(
- nee* only tmre irT*thtf*la»ff fflme. I.uk*Uiul.brk-ftl»u*sV-*v4.wi&l u* S n W h d o r and Lewis an d ’ HetrRtwr
i»—~ por Adjutant General:
TpaiiratXa.ige was a pitching duel und ran wild on the liases steal
'—
Second Game.
(Vote for- one First Choice.)
ing
eight
buses
and
winning
the
with Danforth the master over MeScore by innings:
Nelson Leach
W wnyT' Aft<fr attendance was game 12 to 4.
J.
CLIFFORD R. FOSTER
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New Y o r k ......... 000 400 200— 6 12 2
.bundled thirteen hard chances
otwut 20,000.
'D elivery GEORGE J. GARCIA
Philadelphia .....040 001 000— 5 6 0
1
L.
without
an
error
while
the
Lake
4
Chicago ..........010 100 000—2 8 1
Ouchger, Jonnard, Dean and Sny truck. Give us a trlaL
S t Louis •— 111 010 01*—r, 8 2 land outfield had but one put out. der Ainsmith; Mitchell. Cinch, 110 Sanford Are.-------- -Ph. 327-J
For State Attorney, Seventh Jftdiclal Circuit:
Score by innings:
iM cW eeny and Crouse; Danforth
Hubbcl, Carlson and J. Wilson.
CEO.
A. DeCOTTES
1
Lakeltmd ..!....*........ 110 020 32*— 1
and Senercid.
1
Tampa ...... 202 000 000— 4 7 3
MILLARD
B. SMITH
1
1
Brooklyn 6-5, Boston 6-1.
Gohen and Quinn; Scarn and
. Second (lame
BOORKLYN, May 31.— Brook
Nance.
For State Senator, 19th Senatorial District:
lore by innings:
lyn won both games of the double
SEWING. MACHINES
(Vote for one First Choice.)
hgo
040 022 003— 11 18 2
header with Boston Friday. The
Electric
or Regular
St. Petersburg. 8; Daytona. 2.
St# Louis .... 101 010 001— 4
first was won by u score o f six to Portable
LEWIS O’ BRYAN------------------------------------------family style.
DAYTONA, Fla., May 31— St. five in twelve innings, and tho
"T ~ T
Tljur«ton and Crouso; Wingart,
M. O. OVERSTREET
Petersburg took the gume here second five to one. Osborne struck
1
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P p ett,J C olp and Seveheid.
T E R M S T O S U IT
Friday K to 2, three home runs by out eight men in the second game
For Member House of Itepres entatlve:
the visitors featuring an other including Gibson, who made three See W. n. McFarland at T. J.
i r * 2 ; Cleveland, 7-0
(Vote for. one First Choice.)
wise uninteresting contest.
Miller
&
Son.
of the four hitH
fELAND, May 31— Detroit
Phone - 9 FORREST LAKE--------------------------------------------------------- I
Following, a number o f close de
Score by innings:
- .
Jth games from Cleveland
1
f K,
P h
I VT
FQ
cisions
ngninst
the
Islanders
dur
Boston
.......050
000
000
000—5
14
2
J.
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Fflday 11 to 7 and 2 to 0. In the
ling, Stoner butpltchcd five ing tho game nnother in the Brooklyn .. 000 002 003 001— 0 12 5
*•
w . Cooney, Barnes, Genewich
For Clerk o f Circuit Court:
elaud hurlera. Colo pitched a eighth inning caused several hun
shutout game in tho afternoon al- dred fans in tho bleachers to rush and O’ Neil: Reuther, Decatur, Hen
(Vote for one First Choice end on* Second Choice.)
onto the field and seize Umpire ry and Taylor.
low inc only five hits.
i
m r c ir A p p E D G I
1
Hodge, with the declaration thnt
Second Game.
Score by innings:
FABRIC
VANCE
E.
DOUGLASS
they
would
throw
him
into
tho
rlvScore
by
innings:
1
1
i
Detroit ..:.i 106 211 000— 11 16 0
.... 57.00 W. L. MORGAN
Cleveland .... 004 001 110— 7 15 1 rr. The police quickly quelled the Roston .................00 000 001— 1 4 0 30x3
1
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1
Stoner and
Bascler;
Drake, disturbance and the game was re Brooklyn ...........000 320 OOx—6 10 0 30x3 1-2
....
$7.95
sumed,
the
umpire
suffering
no
in
Yeai
gin,
Bnchclder,
Lucas
and
1
For
County
Judge:
Clarke, Lewsen, Lindasay, Morton
juries.
E. Smith; Osborne and DeBerry.
and Walters.
CORDS
(Vote for one First Choice end one Second Choice.)
.*»• •ilMt ■ _ _ _ _ _
Score by innings: •
JOllN
G. LEONARDY
1-2
30x3
................
.. $10.50
1
T " — i—
St. Pete.........000 300 221—8 11 1
•rT
Second flame.
SCHELLE
MAINES
32x1
1
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Daytona
001 000 001— 2 10 4
•■Score by innings:
l
JAMES G^SHARON
Craig and Moon. Torres; Wake
l
1
i
e ...... 000# 101 000r-2 7 0
ALL GUARANTEED
Cleveland ..... 000 000 000—0 5.0 field,-Cusack and Gomus.
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
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W a jf*
TVoAdall; Metcvier and
For Sheriff: .
Orlando, 4; Iiradculown, 1
ORLANDO, May 3 1 - Welsh's
(Vote for one First Choice nnd one Second Choice.)
1*
* ----------------------work, his exuberant pep and his
MICHIGAN CITY, May 31.—
«,A S.imI .. . . 4 «....
.. t
•
R A ib fb N D L. ALLEN
1113 Sanford Ave,
' How They Stand
comlcnl antics on various and sun- This thriving little city set’ among
n r ____ i:
1
E. E BRADY
*
dry occasions were the only things the dunes o f Indiana was packc
105 Palmetto Are.
' cu
____ 1______
which kept the second game o f the Fridny night with boxing fans here In fact, anything, anywhere, at C. M. HAND
H _ . Florida State League
|
Bradentcwn series here * Friday to see the 10-round internationnl any time.
QUICK
SB r V
i J. H. LEE
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W- L. Pet. from becoming a tiresome affair contest Saturday between Georgea TRANSFER. Phoof 498.
Lakeland .
..... 33 13 .717
W. A. TIL LIS
to
the
few
fans
who
ventured
out
Carpentier,
gallant
soldier
o
f
_
l
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27 20 .674
S rtendo ........
^Petersburg ..........-_20 21 .651 to Tinker^ field.* The Bulldogs France, nnd Tom Gibbons o f St.
For Tax Collector:
Bradontown .........
22 25 .46B won the gnmd 4 to 1 by taking ad Paul, challenger for the world’s
(Vote for one First Cholca.)
T um p*.
................... 18
.383 vantage o f the visitors’ miscues heavyweight championship.
JNOTD.
J I N K I N S -------------------------------------------------------- i---------- r
Friday* night the betting odds
Daytona
---------------- 14
.301 plus opportune hitting and neatly
executed sacrifice drives.
(were even money that Gibbons wins
R. C. M AXW ELL
i
Score by Innings:
the popular decision, provided the
r
American League
contest
goes
the
limit.
The
same
For County Prosecuting Attorney:
a Club*:
w . L. Pet. Bradentown’ .—.,: 0000 OOQfl tOO— 1
(Vote for one First Choice.)
t
i—
018- 00*__l .price prevails on the chances o f
lf«w Yorl* -----------------21 13 .017 Orlando
We have a client who owns ona
Rainey and Cushion; Comp and either Gibbons or Carpentier to
B o a t o n .^ ,
...__21 13 .617
rCEO, (a. HERRING-------------------------------------------------------- r win with a knockout. With cool o f the neatest little bungalows, lo
j______ I
i f c t r o i t j ..7._...22 17 .56-1 Francis.
ERNEST
F.
HOUSHOLDER
and clear weather prevailing, a
i
9t. Louia — ............... >.18 18 .5004
breeze from the north lashing the cated on a northwest corner lot In
[dHUtttftorr . ____ IXul6 19 .457: Pancho
VUla
Bests waters o f Lake Michigan, and the the best residential section o f San
.Fo/ Count2 , Commleeloner. ls t .DU U lct:
„
................>..15 19 .441
(Vote for ono First Choice.)
weather
bureau
predicting
“
clear
.... — 14 20 .412. Ash In 15-Round Bout
ford who la willing to sail or trad#
and cool” Saturday, there is every
e n r BLEBSOE
“
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Jelphia . .......----- 13 .21 .353
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prospect that the match will draw for larger home.
BOSTON
STEELE
NEW YORK, May 31.—Pancho u record gate/ o f f250,000 to $300^
i
i
National League
Villa, serfsational
Filipino fly 600 fo r a contest in which no tlOe WHEN YOU SE E IT YOU WILL
iCluba:
W. L. Pot. weight and holder o f .the world's
m For Justice o f the Peace, 1st DUtrict:
AGREE ITS A BARGAIN.
(Vote Tor one First Choice.)
Y o r k ..........
24 14 .632 112-pound crown, successfully de is involved.
.501 fended his title by dgg£ydvaly out
p
t h t e c e e r -------------------------------- ---------D. G. Wagner,‘-a f Kissimmee,
l ----------r
n r.
JUS* pointing Frankie ,*
[•England agent for the Southern Life In
L
G. STRINGFELLOW
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.52» in a 15-round ma
the No»- surance Company, ii in Sanford
J L ____ L
:h . —
..... is
.474 trend A. C. in 1
Friday for a few days. Mr. WMP9F has
.
.
.
Fo!
Coneteble
tor
1st
Justice
o
f
Peace
District:
t — ..........—,>16
.471. night. Tho champ
ed a re- numbers of friends herb, He la h
(Vote for one First Choice.)
«»»n ctt
. --------------- ----17
.447, lentless attack to
hallenger frequent visitor to 8aofiMrd.' While
•Iphia . .. ...... 11
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illy won here he fs Ah e guest o f tile Hhnte-j----------1
every round. Vil
R.
C.
WHITTEN
^
ghed the zuma Hotel.
^ 8 o u t y r n League
flyweight limit o f
A . — l.
while Ash
L. P e t scaled 110 Va.
p a p n n fta a i a a a a a a a H B I a a a m a i l M i n u m m
rrjrrsr
phis
11 .744
~ . .. ____ __
.564
JoWM(4Andrew)t’ftf Jacksonville, GABRIEL
.
;
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.548 reprannttng the Eugene Ellis
INCORPORATED
R ID IN G v.
.62.1 Cotnftkqy. importer* and exporters
Rooms "516-516
GREATER
61L o f New Orleans, La.,.waa
i
The
*
in San.
fir
s
t N a tl Bk Bit
%*eft‘
COM FORT
’* * *
.442. ford Thursday, calling on the
lor the Sportsmen.
While hiere he was >'
Sanford —
11T P»rk Avenue:
of
P .A .M E R O
.e •
SEE RED
WITH YANKS FOR RACES
MADE _ERJD
IN A UATY0 SOX WIN DOUBLE
BILL FROM CUBS
LEAD
TffilNEW R E tftR D S
DR. W. A. DRUNE
LODGE
LAKE MARY
L A K & N D WINS
FR OM SMOKERS
BY 12 TO 4 SCORE
ARE YOU
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When you’re almost over the grade o n , . /
S — When yoirsee success-and fbrtuneT, T 1
then-you And you haven’t power enough ^
carry you over the top—
*‘ n ,n i
What
„ * , 3 » . ! ! . r s * ™ m b e r 0(
women— and small industries a s w e ll—
the top and then slide backward to
they haven’t the power— the m o n e y ^
up'the last grade.
.
^ >
v S ta rrto sTveildvr^while The g r i n T u T l
you'll have money when you need it moat **’1
ONE DOLLAR WILL
START AN ACCOUNT
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. FORSTER, President.
TIRES
Of Fans In B a ttle
With C arp en tier
nr
F. P. RINGS
"I began uUm)
4B Draught over
41
axo and mj
*lth It itntcka'i
food long tlos.-1
Joe A. ElxkraorsJn
War vetena, Bovgs
f l uent citizen of Flati
Z
-It 11 th. best 1
—W . L. H ud. ^ j know ot Tor old i ^
- 1 A good many yctni
It Isn’t natural for a child to fret ■
Virginia, I aiedts;
ain* times out of ten the mental die
ou> and I food tmt ■
turbanoe Is dae to the ill effects of fer
mentation of partly digested food.
Of couiM. a laxative; Is needed, bu 8
Itn -r fi
the ordinary children’s laxative
Iva fails it
■any a- case to bring, quick relief be
cause it has little or no action on th/
liver.
a»
Uv-o4ax is a thorough cleanser—If
clean out the liver as well as the bow M was the best and <
els and so rests the-stomach and heipr j g relief I could pt
nature brin# digestion back to normal S
came to Tezu 11
Tbs action of Liv-o-lax really is re
j
blltoua attack! i
markable. It cat be need la place o)
V
and
then-end 1,
calomel and caator oil and yet It U i
plfawnt listing, vegetable. It q u i t 4 1 little Black
remedy that doee Ita work without cans rfH straightens ts s tc i
lag say kind of distresa. Children low
a few doses, la 1
to take it and it is just as good fot
| time I’m aU right i
adults.
All the dreg stores havt
Liv-o-lax.
J
T h e d fo r d ’ i
®
Draught acts « |
ach, liver ud k
ft gentle, nitnnli
slating dlgeatioa i
Having const! pstXx '
A F retfu l Child
is a Sick Child
•
Indifferent thinking and indiffe
voting may elect the wrong man.
Straight thinking and straight:
will elect the right man.
VOTE FOR H. H. CHAPPELL^
FOR CLERK OF’ THE CIRCUIT COURT, ;
JUNE 3, 1924.
■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 f t f t l lf t l i s »
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S
:
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s
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s
Drogclste •«'e Instructed to refund money In ev«rr j#JJJ
satisfactory results are not obtained. The very «r»«
OUSIC JOKKft L1VBB AND KIOKBT T09IC
almost-Invariably slope th etendtncjr of
*“ .
end the third dose usually stops th* severest COlX>- tw *
Cold maat be classed as a serleua disease so s*t rMI « '*
your ^jniieel## are. sore or yojj^ ____
have that HjW;
o that you t e ? '
with a dull haadaebs. If* a aure
je.«,
t^nsiunonta
io develop,
ouy *,
» bet*'* |
i.— » wait1fur
f" r t’
no'unonia to
d> Hop, but buy
JONES LIVER AND KIDNEY
)NiC today.
you can not afford to take*a
a chance at tbU !« ♦ 1
ana yuu
For sal*
:
a
ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON
3
£
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+
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I n v e s t m e n t G u id a n ce
T p you want to iflT
money to good adi
anil are uncertain
the best way to do ikj
us give you su{
Our counsel in
meat matters 1* g‘f
willingly and incurs
obligation.
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STR E N G T H
— SERVICE - PR(
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Snubbers
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 31,1924
m
PASaSKVBV
Want
Willing Worker
JFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU
Political
i Dally H era ld
Announcements
.a d r a t e s
TOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
. 1 hereby announce my candidacy
fo r the office o f County Commie"loner from District Number one. of
Seminole County, subject to the a c
tion o f the Democratic primary June
J. 1»S«.
UOKTON 8TKELE.
Cash In Advance
j ’ . t . Will w r e u irtn i
e e l17 t e i a ^ d la t e ly f e e
. l* e a lla e
line
tin
line
, f j p a duubla abovb
4 date* are for c o n
joint Iona.
___
ol average length
lid a line
tbara. *«« fo r
'FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
I desiro to announce to the cltisens o f 8cmlnn1o County thut I am
; a candidate for the nomination to
be Prosecuting
Attorney fo r the
County Court o f Seminole County,
subject to tha action of tha D em o
cratic primary, June 3rd, Isis.
1
will bo grateful fo r your vote and
the nomination.
ERNEST K. HOL’ SHOLDKR.
itlBf I* restricted to
iiMidcatlon.
•or la made The 8anwltl be responsible
i« incorrect Insertion,
U,r> (or subsequent
The office should be
mediately In case o f
IDVEnTlSBRS.
i representative th orilltar with retee. rules
icatlon. will g iv e yon
information.
And If
they will a u la t you In
oar want ed to make
active
that
n o t ic k
.
n ahould give their
poetofflce address aa
i*lr phone number If
rtsulta. About one
of a thousand baa a
and tha othera can't
la with
you unless
your address.
Milanese. MUST b e
person a t T h e l » a -
,14 oil Iff or hy Irtlephnur d l . c . e t l a • a.t valid.
Prompt, E fficie n t
B.rvlce
Political
ouncement
F O R S I1 R R 1 F F .
I hereby announce iny candidacy
fo r Sheriff o f Seminole County, su b
ject to tha Democratic primary,
June 3rd, 1914.
_________________________ J. H, LEE.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
,
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tha o ffice o f County Judge
o f Kemlnole County, subject to the
action o f the voters at the D em o
cratic primary June 3.
,
JOHN O. LEONARDY.
KOIt COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for County Commissioner for the
Jrd District, comprising the tow ns
if La ho Mary, Longwood, and Altnmonte Hprtngn, nnd respectfully
solicit the support of the voters of
this district at the primary to be
held June 3, 1934.
W. D BALLARD.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce
my
ca n d i
dacy for County Commissioner for
the Fifth District <>f Seminole C oun
ty.
Subject to the aatlon o f the
June Primary o f 1931.
F.. H. K1LRER.
.. FOR C L E R K OF COURT. ___
T hereby announce my candidacy
for the o ffice o f Clerk of tho C ir
cuit Court, Seminole County, F lo r
ida. subject to the decision o f the
Democratic primary to bo hold on
June 3rd. A. D„ 1921. I stand for
efficiency and service In office.
VANCE E. DOUGLASS.
FO R STA TE SEN ATO R FROM T H E
-N IN E T E E N T i l S E N A T O R I A L
1)1 S T R I C T .
AX Cni.I.IC C TO t*.
announce that 1 am a
r re-election to the oraty Tax C ollector o f
luntv, subject
to the
te Democratic primary
June.
JNO. n. JINKINH.
STY COM MISSIONER-
announce my
candliunty Commissioner for
.1 Seminole
County,
hi Democratic Trlmary,
I» P. H A G A N .
COUNTY JUDGE'
announce myself aa a
the offleo o f County
tnnlo County, subject
wratlc primary, June 3,
•lire faithful
servlet
I a n n f in e e my
rnnrtldncy
for
nomination aa State Senator from
the Nineteenth Senatorial District,
subject to the Democratic Prim ary
to be held June 3rd. I am an a t
torney at law practicing at San
ford. Florida, and have been a reaIdent o f and attorney In the Nine
teenth Senatorial District fo r 13
rear*. Y o u r support will be g rea ty appreciated.
LEW IS O n R Y A N .
FOR STATE ATTORNEY.
I hereby
announce
my randl
dacy for the o ffic e o f Stale A tto r
ney fo r the Seventh Judicial C ir
cuit o f Florldn. subject to the Detnoeratta Primary to be held June 3,
1914.
_________ J. V RCARLKTT.
FOR T A X COLLECTOR.
^ * n m * h s » r -4 sirtPriMittii
lector o f Seminole County, subject
COM MISSIONER.
announce my candjdaoy to the decision o f - the Democratic
Inn to the o ff ic e o f Primary ta b .
NT!
MAtwroner-. rfro a
fUF-
IT FolJr -mr1' Hfcmltfola
ijrcl to the action o f
atlc primary June 3rd.
FOR
CO U N TY
P R lS
iiv VT I 9 io
Political
Announcements
Lost and Found
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
LEARN ABOUT Hoik County and FOR RENT— Two cool furnished
Lakeland, through tha Star-Tele
bed looms and kitchen, $25. 614
FOR SALE—One C’’xlO ' used My" gram. Beat advertising medium in W. Second Street._________________
era Pump, good condition. Hoo- South Florida Published mornings.
Wouldn't
lehan-folcman Co.________________ Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla.___ FOR RENT— Rooms.
you be able to use the money se
FOR SALE— One two-horse wagon COLUMBUS <Oa.) LEDGER—Cleaellti'il nda have the la rg e st clrcu- cured by renting that vacant room
and one mule cheap. Call at
flouthveatern
Georgia.
la
.......
.........
now going to waste? There are
Houson’s Shoe Shop._J____________ latlon
Rate le f t - w o r d ) l ine.______
FOR SALE— Fine heifer 3-4 Jer ATjVERTISF. In" the Journat-Iter- many persona looking for places to
sey. WiU be fresh in July, $35.
ald, South Georgia's greatest stay. Help take care o f them and
L. A. Itcnaud, Sanford Heig hts.
newspaper. Morning, afternoon, not only make money but assist in
JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop weekly and Sunday Classified rates keeping people in Sanford. Phone
Is located at the coner o f 4ourth 10c per line. Waycross Journal- 148 and give your ad over the tel
and Pine Ave. and he will be glad Herald. Way crows, G eorgia._____ ephone. Use The eHrald for quick
service.
to sec any of his old customers, and
take enre of thei rwants at any
S E N T - l w A r f room. 214
time. lie does general vuto repair county advertise in the DeLand! - East accond " tr' ctwork, and guarantees satisfaction. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash ', * 9 ? RENT—Two bed rooms and
Bring your auto troubles to him, with order.
I kitchen. 11th St. and Elm Ave.
and then forget them.
A
T
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T
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L
E
W
ANT
AD
In
The
F 6 lt SALE— Complete radio equipHerald will bring you big r e -' F 0R RENT—'Two large, cool conwlll take small cash payment
suits.
Advertise those old articles 1 necting furnished housekeeping
and b.ilanco easy terms. Box 201,
you
have
stored away und have rooms, $18 per month; $5 per week.
care Herald._______ _______________
no use for. A little thirty-cent ad 312 East Filth Street
FO R SALE—Compls radio cqqulp- may bring you several dollars.
ment and complete sets at various Phone 148 and a representative
V)CTC*.**V
Seminole County, Florida, repre
yjLVISW'l
prices. Cash or terms. Box 201, will call to see you.
aentlng School District No. 3. of
Help W anted
Seminole lounty, subject to the
care Herald.______________________
Democratic primary to be held on
FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando
Cara For Sale
FOR SALE— DeSoto Paints and
June 3rd, 1931.
mornng Sentinel; largest classi
FOR
SALE—
Dodge
coupe,
excep
CHAS. A. DALLAS.
Varnishes, at Sanford Novelty fied business, rate lc a word, min
tional
bargain,
properly
cqulpt,
Works,
sole
agents.
MRMIIKR O F SCHOOL HOARD.
imum 24c cash with order.
I wish to annu'tnce that I am a finish is In excellent condition, FOR SALE— Household furniture.
CHIC COAT FROCK
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE — Au
candidate
for
Member
of
the $350.00. Terms. Podmorc & Bailey,
Cali at 1020 Union Avenue.
School Board of Seminole County real estate and insurance, Winter
gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest
The murt flannel* which France !•
frntn School District No 3. subject Park.
classified medium, rote cash .09c
■ending over in tuch delightful profuto the derision of the Democratic
charge.
10c
per
line,
minimum
primary to b eheld June J. 1914.
FOR SALE— New light six Stude•ion are adapted to nothing so
REAL ESTATE
•30c. _____________ _____________ \\ ANTED—Two ladies to do house aa to development in coat-frock style.
II. II. p a t t i h h a l L.
baker sedan equipped with bal
to
house
solicitin'*.
Good
propo
MAItslE—Watcrvillel Morning Senloon cord tires and bumpers. $200
The fronts ol this design are underfaced
F o i l C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R .
sition on
straight commission with moir6silk and rolled with a collar,
1 hereby announce my candidacy below market price, or will trade
For Sale—House and lot on San
for re-election for the offleo of
ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. * “£ i S s s M
S S r f f . a s . r & r J t e j g r " ; ” forming revert. The closing is at the
County Commissioner of Seminole for a coach. J. M. Lcmoine, OaceFor Sale— Business now clearing . « y
Iteni'h Ihem t h t .u .h ’ th. C b S ’ t
a
t
o
,M left side, the right front beuig draped
County. District No. 1. subject to ola, Florida.
at the sides. Tne sleeves may l
or. may
the action o f the Democratic prl FOR
SALE—Good second-hand four to hve hundred dollars per Sentinel. Rato card on applica
mnry June 3, 1924.
not be finished with
turn-!
vith deep turn-back
month. $1,500 takes it.
Come tion.
Federal
truck;
also
two
mules,
O. I* BLEDSOE.
re requires JW‘ yards
cuffs. Medium tire
p a l S T ’ lifcACit
(TouSifY=TiTe
Fordson tractor and Cleveland quick.
md fi yanl.
34-inch striped and
yard 36-inch
FUR MEMDER NC1IOOL HOARD. tractor. Bob King, Oviedo. Fla.__
For Sale— Ten acres, 300 feet
scene
of
stupendous
development1 hereby announce myself a ca n
plain material.
lake
front,
good
dwelling,
gnrage,
a
Read
about
it
in
the
Talm
Beach
didate fop re-election to the office
FOB SALE— 11)24 Oakland’ coupe
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1971.
o f member o f the Board of Public
fully equipped. Dodd-Jordan Co., good variety of fruit trees, a bag- Post. Sample copy sent on reSires, 34 to 46 inches bust and 16 to 30’
Instruction.
representlhg
School
gain for $ i,000. Terms
quest
years. Pike, 43 cents.
District ’ No. I of Seminole County, Mamnolia Avenue.
We hnvo tho largest listing on TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily
■uhject to tho Democratic primary
celery
and
vegetable
farm*
in
the
to bo held on June 3rd, 1914.
Times, the grant home dally,
FRED T, WILLIAMS.
city. If yuu want n city lut, a su rate I Vic per word, minimum,
Miscellaneous
burban lot, a house ready built, charge 25c cash with order. Write
TO T H E VOTER'S OF TIIE IFTII
SENATORIAL IH rrillC T .
celery farm, grove c anything In forjromplete rate card,
W
anted
After due consideration. I have
decided to become a candidate for PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS tho real estate line call on us. We DEVELOPERS ATTENTION— Pen
aoll at the owners' price only. Call sacola la bcKlnnltiK the greatest de
re-election to the State Senate
FERS, yes, but none with SER and see us. We give you the bar velopment In Glorlda's history: a
from the I9tli Senatorial District,
half million dollar highway to lh«
composed o f Grange, Seminole nnd VICE for their middle name. Phone gains nnd service.
g u lf beach Just
finished; n two
Osceola Counties, subject to the 498.
million dollar bridge across KarnmTHE
SEMINOLE
REALTY
CO.
Democratic prIamary to be held
lila Ray started; quarter
million
June 3rd.
I respectfully solicit ARE YOU
SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX.
MOVING ? - C a i l a
H. C. M A X W E L L
dollar opera house under construc
your support.
QUICK
SERVICE
TRANSFER.
tion; tw o million* lining spent on
Schelle Maines
M. O. OVERSTREET.
Real Estate
They will do the job aa you want it FOB SALE or trade for good auto h ig h w a y ; grwntnst chance for live
F O R IO N S T A B L E .
dev«lopera
to
get
In
on
ground
29 acre* hammock lnnd on St.
and
I hereby unnnunrn myself a c a n done. Phono 498.
ft o o l. Write Development Depart
LAWYER
d i d a t e 'fo r re-election on June 3rd. WANTED— Work by three colored John* river; two 4-room cottages; ment The Pensacola News.
Insurance
1924 aa Constable o f District Num
30 minutes' drive from Sanford.
girls,
age
10,
12
and
13.
Ap
*!• — Court Houae
WENT VIRGINIA—Clarksburg. Ths
ber 1. o f Semipole County, which
SANFORD,------ FLORIDA
Clarksburg
Expunrnt. morning
Include* voting ' precincts Number* ply Rebecca Brinson, Street 12, P. O. llox 1036. CUv._____________
1, 2, 3 and 4. I will appreciate the Goldsboro.
FOB SALE— Five acres land. Including Hundny, morning Issue.
support of all voters In District
Fart is cleared Easy terms. In- I j s n l per wnrtl. minimum 34c
F.QP HF NT— Cflstu|J1Sr,. H i , o J c
q « » i ot Q w . n w & i w o *k J O REACH -BUYERS o r sailers of
Numb r. c. (CMubr-tttiW i f r 1 for parties, balls nnd no
Elion J Moughton
Florida real estate advertise In
ent plays, 214 East Second Street, AVenue.----------------------------------------'■ Ftlii • CO ITS T V r o M»f IS sTii'N Ell.
- i t . - j..pK SALR 0 R k e n t — I have
tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent i
I hereby annntince my candidacy -------------------------------------George A . DeCottes
ARCHITECT
oc .c e n t a w o r d d a ily , tw o c e n ts a w ord
for County Commissioner* tor .th e WANTED— Sanford business men .«/well',
. land ..Ipc
• Attorney-at-Law .
•flmrrfsf'onebo M rrw ^ir R w d . ' u h *
L O S T — One metal
binder,
containing receipts for O'Berry
A Hall Co. Finder please return
to C. W. Stokes, Sanford, and re
ceive reward.
.
LOST an opportunity to keep
•breast with the tlmea bjr nut
reading the classified
pages of
your daily newspaper. Herald
want ads contain many interesting
messages. It will pay you to read
them daily._______________________
LOST— Largo cameo pin some
where on First Street. Five
dollars reward if returned to Her
ald office.
LOST— One Eastern Star pin and
one Shrine pin. Please return to
Herald office.
LOST—One blue beaded bifg on
Park Avenue,
between drug
store and hotel. Reward If re
f o r iio a it ii o f r r o u c in
s t r u c t io n .
turned to Herald or Mrs. Hal
I hereby announce mV candidacy Wight, com er 14th St. and Fark
for re-election tie member of the
Hoard o f
Public
Instruction for Avenue.
NOTICE.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Fcitrtfr'TRetrlcr W-*tteenirmiw*C —
’ trr:
S b b jcct l IT’the action Of th v ^ h rlp - r i t o t d f f s n U Z S S M f ?
Frlmary o f
^ W E aT
page o f The Herald. There’s no tion, where w iirbe found the bent
\June
For Kent
Apartm ents
, Aching,
burning Feet ?
MENTH0LATUM
quickly relieves
and
refreshes.
J A M E ty ,
IT T O D IS T U R B T O O
TO O TO LD ME T o
T O O W H E N IT
aP E D
R A IN IN G
|
n a C a n d i t HA*b * 1
“ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
anything?” If so advertise in
the "Gainesville Sun."
nford, ■
Florida
ADVERTISING gets rcsulta If it Wilson Welding & Radiator
reaches potential buyers. PaWorka
latka Daily News is circulated In
circulnted In industrial and agrlcul
* If ITa Metal we C4 Weld H."
turnl center.
1
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Houses For Kent
FOR RENT—ff-rnun hous*. newly
finished thromrhmit
Fine lo
cation. 209 E. Fifth street.
Sanford Novelty
Worka
FOR RF.NT— Practically new fiveroom house, nil modern conven
iences. nlso garage $30 per month.
Mrs. W. Is Harvey Clyde Line
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
office,
General Shop and MIU Wort
__
Contractor and Builder
FOR RF.NX— Furnished house un
til October 1. Reasonable rate.
Phone 83.
517 Commercial Street
FOR RF.NT— Two houses,
location. W. J. Thigpen.
n est
T H A T ^ THE
e>E^T N E W S
We heard
I IN A
^
[ W E E .K *' P
AH: NOW T O 4 »T
DOLLED O PI . r
©Y COLU^T • IT 'L L
e>e c , o o o t o
TH E b O r i
■ bE e.
STEWART The Floriat
Flowers For All Occasions
SICKLY, PEHVI8H CHILDREN
Members Florists Telegraph Da.
Children suffering from inteatl-1
livery Association
nal wnrms are cross, restless a n d ;
unhealthy, There are other symp814 Myrtle A«e. Phone 160-W
tona, however. If the child ie pale,
ha* dark rings under the. eyes,
bad breath and takea no Interest In
play, it is almost a certainty that
BUILDING
worms are eating away Its vitality.
M ATER IAL
The surest remedy for worms is
White’s Cream Vermifuge. It la MJttACLE Concrete C u, general
positive destruction to ibo worms
cement work, eJdewlaka, build
but hurmless to the child. Price ing blocks, lrrigalien boxes, J. E
36c. Sold by Union Pharmacy.
Terwllleger. Prop.
Lumber and Building ilateriaL
Carter Lumber Compar
Trunks, baggage, pianos, eafee.
N. Laurel b u Phone 6'
In fact. Anything, ^anywhere at
Houae of
QUICK SERVICE HILL LUMBER CO.
any time,.
and Price
Service, Quality
TRANSFER. Phone 498
‘b O R R ' Y - b l R
\T
-e A J T
STA R TE D TO
R A IN
Over Somlnole County
y*nk
.
Sanford, — ■ .
By GEORGE McMANUS
’GING UP FATHER
*
Daily Fashion Hint
I wIM be a candidate for renomlnntlon for the office of State At
torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir
cuit of the State of Florida, sub
ject to tho action o f thff Dem o
cratic Primary. Your endorsement
for e second term o f office will be
greatly appreciated.
GEORGE A. DECOTTES.
State Attorney, Seventh Judicial
Circuit, Stale of t.orlda.
FOR SHERIFF.
To the Voter* o f Seminole County:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the o ffic e of Sheriff of Bemlnole County, auhject to the voter*
of the Democratic Primary to be
held June 3rd, 1934.
If elected I
promise four years of Law En
forrement In a business, manner by
the help of the prooer
subordi
nates or assistants and earnestly
sollrlt the support of all law e*I
forrement voters, on June 3rd.
RAYMOND U ALLEN.
ATTORNEY.
reason for sending out-of-town for truck land in Seminole County. Sec
I wlah to announce; that I ahal'
he n candidate fo r the o ffice of "TW W B T jfC lSM K N N F O R B TA TB
help when there is probably Juat Bob King, Oviedo. Fla., or write
B. F. W H E E L E R .
ATTOItN K Y.
E. R. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th St.,
County Prosecuting Attorney, aubI announce myself a candidate tho perion you want^ In the dty.
BN c m C U T C t l l l l 'l 1.
ect to the endorsement
of the
'
__
Attorney WANTED— To take in washing Miami, Fla._____
announce that I am a democratic voters at the June 3rd, for the office of State
fdr the Seventh Judicial Circuit of
FOR
SALE—
10-acre
farm
on
Cel
or Clerk of the Circuit primary. q F f m n R c W K K n lW 0 .
and ironing by colored woman.
Florida, subject *o tho Democratic
tmlnoln County, subject
ery Avenue, fully equipped. J.
primary to bo held In June.
If Apply Rebecca Brinson, Street 12,
tic primary, June 3rd.
F O R T A N A S S E S IO R .
A. Kurnley. Box 021.
upon examination of
my
record Goldsboro.
I promise the faithful
I wish to announce that t am a
of the duties eon candidate fo r re-election to the my candidacy la favorbly con sid
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—
ered. your v ole nnd active support
that office.
Well located building lot# In rap
o ff ic e o f Tax Aeaeasor o f Semi will be appreciated.
W. L. MO ROAN.
nole County, subject to the d e c is
idly growing residential section.
MILLARD R. SMITH.
ion o f the Democratic - Primary to
KI'KESKNTa TIVK.
Small caah payment, balance pay
PAN m JN TV fOMMiwtlfiS'BU.'
lull/ announce m y se lf e . held June 3rd. J M ^ u a H A K .
i hereby announce my candidacy
able monthly. Address Postoffice
late for the House o f
for re-election to the .'fflce of
Ivt
frnm
Seminole
Box 431, Sunford, Florida.________
4 tT k h i Vrr:N u d n t in' » i 'lT- County Commleelnncr of District
l*ct to the Dem ocratic
LUJ INSTRUCTION.
No, 3. Seminole County, subject to FOR RENT—Two room Apart
1, 1914.
If elected
FOR SALE—COCO BEACH
I hereby announce my candidacy the action o f tho votera on June
■cate constructive leglament, with or without garage
BARGAIN.
he benefit o f tho g r e a t for re-election to the o ffice o f Ird.
C. W. ENTZMINQER.
Superintendent o f I’uhllo
618 Oak Avenue.__________________
er people In Seminole County
Block
31,
Lots 6 and 7, listed to
C M. HAND.
Instruction
of
Seminole County,
the elate o f Florida.
subject to the Dem ocratic primary MEMIIKH COUNTY S S O S S T w I n B FOR REffT^-Large apartment. AH day $2,200 each, will take $1,500
J. It. LYLES.
modern conveniences. 417 West each, $562 cash, J. II. Merrill, Oak
to be held on June 3rd. 1924.
1 hereby annoui.ee myself a ca n
lirtlKS F,NTATI VB.
T. W. LAWTON.
and Third St., Phone 440.
____
didate for ro-electlon as a member Second Street.
announce my candidacy
" House of Represent*F O R C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R ^ " of the County Hoard of Fubllc I n
F O R R E N T— Furnished bed
FOR
SALE
ON
EASY
struction
from
District
No.
3.
imlnola County, subject
I hereby announce my candidacy
rooms and apartment
Mrs.
Oviedo.
t.'sceola
ntid
'n of the voters at the fo r tho office o f County Commis /Genova,
TERMS
primary, June 3.
sioner front District Number T w o Chuiuotel subject to the action o f George Cook, 1009 Union S t ____
12 aero farm, alt tiled, 5 wells,
o f 3«mlnolo County, subject to the the Democratic F*lmary. June 3rd. FOR RENT— On June 3 fine new
FORREST LAK E.
Having served aa a m em
aatlon o f the Democratic Frlmary 1134.
NTT COMMISSIONER.
apartment and garage at Silver house, loading track adjoining
ber of the Hoard alnce 1*15, and
announce my candldaey Juna 1.19*4.
JOHN M<TbCH._ having been chairman of the lake, $15 per month. Write Dr. property, brick road, Beck Ham
Commissioner fo r the
Board alnro 1919, especially lit* me Noble, Box 1122 S an ford .'or call* mock Section, price reasonable.
let comprising. Cbuluo
F O R C O N B T A IlL K O F H I»T 1 4 IC T
fur the work required of a Hoard
»rwi Osceola, i o b U __to
H O , 1,
on hjm at Silver Lake.____________ Address Box 500 care The Sanford
r t ir v s it K i l l F i '.
I hereby announce that I am a
ef the Democratic prt1 hereby an.munre myself as a FOR RENT— After June first up Herald.
candidate fo r conetable o f District
per apartment 3 rooms, bath,
C. rt. HAULEnSON.
No. 1, subject to the Democratic candldatn fur thu office of Bberlrf
primary to be held June 3rd. 1934. nf Kemlnole t’ otinty. subject to the garage, 1306 Park Avenue. Apply
> h C IR C U IT ’ C O U R T ,
Democratic
primary
Jur.e.
19*4.
Id district being
i“ i L
I , composed o f the
announce that I am
910 Park Avenue. Mrs. Savage.
W. A. TILL18.
rating precincts:
Banor me office o f Clerk foUuwIng voting
Monroe
and
Faolo.
FOR RENT— One three-room fur
POH
SHERIFF.
etilt Court o f Seminole ford, Laka
E. E. W ALK ER1 hereby announce myself a ca n
nished apartment also four room
pet to the action o f the
didate for re-e'ecllon to the office unfurnished apartment. 218 Fronch
primal y In Juna, 1934
F O H J U S T IC E O P T U B P E A C E .
II- H . C H A P P E L L .
I hereby announce that I am a of Kherlff o f Kemlnole County sdb- Avenue. Inquire 300 French Ave
candidate for the o ffice o f Justice Ject to the action o f the Demo
COUNTY JUDGE.
primary to be held on Juno nue.
Pie of Kemlnole County o f the Peace In and for the First cratic
S. If elected for another term I
candidate fo r
County Justice District o f Seminole Coun pledge to fulllll the duties of the FOR
RENT — 4-room bunjptlow
Wtlh the tecsd and efficient
' support and vote on ty.
also three-room apartments near,
office In tho same efficient manner
assistance
o
f
tha
exerutlve
officers
will b* appreciated.
I have conducted It ID the Beach and Main Street, 337 Livti
UK1. A. B. WILKINSON. o f th* county I promise to do my that
p**t.
d u ly without prejudice.
Oak, Daytona Beach, P. O. Box
COUNTY JUDGE.
• L. G . O T R IN O F E L L O W .
oiimlMr. and If r * -«lu c u d I prom- 1 1 4 8 . - ________ ________________
°r course, to the aetloa
aw the *ama conaclrntlou* and c o n
primary- to be -- --------------F a iC ~ a in * ffs p f>:
service ae has been rend FOR RENT— Cool apartments
1 will be a candidate T o the Yotere o f Keralnot* County: structive
ered
In my many yeare of service.
blocks from ocean, low rates to
I hereby announce m yself a c a n
lee of Cnunyt Judge of
CHAR F. 1IA HR IKON.
Seminole
eunty. i .hail be grate- didate fo r S heriff o f
Geneva, Florida. ■mall parties for season. Arvllla
County
subject
to
the
action
of
the
* nomination and eleeB. Hibburd, 218 Live Oak St., Day
" , vjected I ensure lb* Democratic primary to be held on --------P A R 1JUSTICE O F > K A (l B
1
hereby announce my candidacy tona B each,__________
t«i J!®ni|nole e tel* end Juno 3rd. If I am elecied l pledge- for1 Jusllcn
of Fence In and Tor th* FOR*RENT— Two room'apartment i
^ministration of the a f myself to (uinil the duties o f ihlsj
Flret
District
o
f
Uemlnol#
orrice.
if f Ice to the beet o f my ability.
202 Park Avenue.
P. U. ELDEI
£ . E. U 1 U D T .
SCHELLS UAlNEfl.
M A R O O N * “S I R -
Rooms For Rent
Advertising
A C tA v U M -b lR
Florida
Fred K . W ilson
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
First Nation*] R«nk
Sanford
PRINTING
The Matthews Press
W ilik t
IM r,
Seaferk F la.
Phone 417*L*2
Sanford Machine Co.
UeMral
W ork s
C y lls g e r U i l i U a *
r k s s e *3
la e lH i
e ta .
Sanford Sign Shop
APPROPRJA'------ For All Classes of Work
107 Nortt
Sanford Ave
W . J. Thigpen
Real Estate and Insura
Puleeton-Brumley Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
FOR SALE
Lot on
Ave., near Ga
store $750.00— wo:
more.
Two well local
business lots $7)
-f o r both. f - , J ‘sS
A dandy wa
house site at a v
low price.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY*,4JUNE 2, 1924.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
NUMBER
d e r a t e Veterans and Sister....I
oincare A D J OURNMENTr [ f e Organizations
Gather In Memphis
For Thirty-Fourth Annual Reunion
Have OF CONG
ENDSCAMPAIGN For L egal
igned Under Fire BEING BLO
ON SATURDAY To Save 2
mew i
?r Hands In His'
ignation After
Jing That Post
[Over Tffffjfears
as Resigned
——
rand M A y- h;;s
iye^to Resign
..amber
tormy Session
ir Resignation
-- r *
, June 2— Raymond
who had held the
khip of France for
]a half years, tendersignatlon and that
ilnistry to President
. Sunday,
ime time the new chamn a stormy atmosphere
jminations, menaces and
land began U» record by
presidential crisis. The
Utnt and cooler-headed
1the new majority, over
by their impatient, im
pressive followers, fallbent the outburst, which
nent of the most compepartlal judges o f the
kes itl impossible for
to remain long in the
lite House.
iUtrand’s Stand
en representing Elysee
that the president will
fto a formal vote by both
arliament, and, further,
retire voluntarily only
j conditions, namely, if
[is evacuated, if the new
[tuition in France brings
Diet in the Interior, or if
kkamber fails to protect
nd's pertisans in the
hit out that the paslution ■would not bo
|to force the president to
contended that a methfound td do It legally
[the senate may be leas
complicate the political
Raymond Poincairc, former pres
ident of France and more recent
ly premier o f his country, resign
ed that post Sunday together with
other members o f his cabinet.
LOCAL BANK WILL
REORGANIZE AND
CHANGE ITS NAME
Peoples' Bank Will (live Way To
Sanford Bank and Trust Com
pany — Directors Among
Leading Ilasiness Men.
Perhaps the most important news
that has originated from local
banking circles is that announcing
an application for a charter which
has been filed with the secretary
o f state and the state comptroller
a t Tallahassee requesting the In
corporation o f the Hanford Bank
and Trust Company. While no
formal announcement has been
made by the officials o f tho Peo-
r r a t f & t o * Sfc»s& l & S N S J i & f
gov
constituted.. . ,
..
triad- Movement
nmumsts joined in the
ind movement immedlDr. Pinard, dean o f the
I had made tho opening
[traducing a motion that
cr suspend its session
th to afford M. Miller,
cc to send In his resig-
[tion was ruled out be
tas declared unconstituereupon the xtreme left
khorus o f "resign! resign!
[This appeared to annoy
's, who objected to Intcrthc extremists in the
: Question on account o f
of provoking n reaction
o M. Millcrend.
■ck on Mlllerand
»ck on Mlllerand over|for the moment the quessformation o f a new mineventual erganlsation
of radicala and repubilists, with possibly one
embers— of tno republlch left, is' regarded as u
[conclusion, but It is ex
it a week at least will
* the cabinet ia ready
york. The •method tho
ill employ to force the
to resign, will be, It ia
‘ efusal to vote confidence
binet formed on his Inimbcr will pieet again
to elect Us president,
according to custom,
»nd will invijte new prokcr and the president o f
to Elysee palnce to conhim rega
tarding the new
th official*, it ia certain,
mend M. Harriot,
hot a present intention ia
' he will choose hia col•nd the new combine[•ppear before the cham^ nv»Jority will refuse a
onfwienee o n 'th e ground
*nta nothing to do with
* occupant o f the Elysee.
'“ It likely Same
terand can than, i f he
pply to some other deputy,
*“ lt ia likely to be the
he finds another man
undertake the formation
will supplant the.formnc?.
a?. ,,
V .
•Th* capital stock-oh:>any will be
Ilank and. Trust Company
$50,000,00 with a paid in surplus
o f *$5,000. Initial subscribers to
the stock are, W. II. Tunnicliffe,
Roy F. Swmes, R. B. Wight, Dr.
S. Pulcston, Edward
Higgins,
Harry L. Walsh, C. F. Williams,
F. H. Brown, E. A. Douglass, Dr.
Ralph E. Stevens, B. G. Smith, A,
H. Moses, II. C. DuBosc, It. J.
Holly, C. J. Mcrriwcther, Jos. Itelienstein and J. D. Davison.
Temporary officers and directors
havo been selected nnd at the first
regular meeting o f the new or
ganization, u permanent hoard of
directors will be completed. Tho
officers and directors named in the
application for the charter arc: W.
11. Tunnicliffe, president; I). S.
Puleston, vice-prpsident; K. 11.
Brown, cashier, und Roy F. Symes,
R. B. Wight, Edward Higgins and
C. F, Williams, with the officers
named above, will uct ns director:
W. H. Tunnicliffe will hend the
new institution, lie has been the
president of the Peoples Bank, hav
ing come to Sanford 18 months ago
to take up that position. He is
well and favorably known not only
to the membera of the banking fra
ternity o f Florida but also to those
In New. York. Tho fact that tho
new Institution has been able to sc.
cure a personnel o f ita directorate
some or Sanford's most progressive
business men, is indicative o f tho
confidence that ia placed in Mr.
Tunnictiffe's business acumen and
judgment.
The, Sanford Bank and Trust
Company will bo the first copihined
banking and trust company organ
ized in this city and besides en
gaging in 'a general banking busi
ness will, under the provision o f
charters granted trust companies,
have the nocessary authority and
qualifications to act in all trust
capacities.
With these special privileges the
new organisation will originate
Activities hcre-to-fore unknown in
Sanford's banking circles, it is
learned. Those well informed on
these matters are unanimous in
stating that the new organization,
with the high personnel guiding its
destinies, is assured o f success.
sident’s opponents hope
Situation thus created will
found intolerable by him
V * * President may be
'beginning o f next week,
hed a , likely that M. MilTALLAH ASSEE, June 2. —
11 “ raw the senate into
through a joint met- Hardee leaves here this nfternoon
"th houses setting forth for Macon, Ga., where he will de
liver the commencement address at
rand’s combative disposi- Mercer University Wednesday. He
thought i n ‘ some quar- will atop at him home at Live Oak
,? manifested in an ef- tomorrow to vote in the Demo
tne senate to consent to cratic primary, going from there to
tion of the lower house Macon tomorrow night.
, ntly refuses to accept
|from the majority.
C om pany
Hardee Will Address
Students At Mercer
1ARKETS
LC,°-
Jaw
2.— Wheat:
Say Express
Subject Rules I. C. S.
WASHINGTON, June 2.—The
m ComAmerican Railway __
the supreme
th*\ *
inte
Lendera Concede That Plans
For AdiQUrriinff Congress
Next Saturday for National
Conventions Is Iking Block
ed by Some of Members
Who Desire to Sec Action
Taken on Several Measures
MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 2.— With
the vanguard o f the mighty boat
thnt will gather hero this week
lo r the 34th annual reunion of th*
United Confederate Veterans and
jta kindred organizations— the Sons
o f 'Confederate Veterans and Con
federated Southern Memorial Asso
ciation -trick lin g into Memphis,
flag-bcdcckcd and ready, the com
ing of the main body o f the g riizied "grand old men" and the thou
sands who will come to do them
homage.
Mrs. A. McD. Wilson o f Atlanta,
Memorial Aaaociatinn, was among
Sunday’s arrivals. ’ The chief o f the
veterans, Gen. W. B. Haldeman
o f tauisville arrived curly today,
accompanied by members of his
tafPand a retinue of official ladios
and guests. Col. McDonald Lee o f
Richmond, Va., commander in chief
o f the Sons o f Confederate Veter
ans, arrived Sunday and today as
sumed nctive chnrge of plans for
the meeting o f his organization
which will convene Tuesday.
First Train Due Todny
Tho first o f nearly n score of
apecial trnins which will come is
scheduled to arrive Monday night
from Raleigh, N. C. Others are to
follow at almost hourly intervals
throughout Tuesday and Tuesday
night. Four trnins are to come from
Texas, one from Washington, sev
oral from the Carolinus and others
<V?m Georgia, Alabama and Vir
ginia.
•
.Every detail o f the plans for the
reunion was complete Sunday night
according to members o f the re
union committee. Transportation,
housing and feeding o f tho thou,
sands have been arranged for to Political Meeting
Held In
the most minute detail. Beginning
Sanford
Saturday
Night
today, hundreds of private auto
Marked CI ohc of Present
mobiles will be placed at the dis
Campaign Among Local
posal o f the Veterans and visitors
to convey them from their trains
Candidates — Fully 1,000
and for impromptu sightseeing
People Hear Office Seekers
tours with scores of volunteer
Present Their Own Views.
workers on hand to make the
guests "fcol at home."
. . . . .
.
.... ,
.
»*
Elaborate Decorations
| » y far t o N g | ^ polMral Mth__
l
1“ ring that has been held during
Tho t . . . i oir.ni
Big Vote Expected
To Be Polled Over
This State Tuesday
[Families of Two
Prepare to
Large Sams to
Them From G a ik os
* r t ** - - - : *TALLAHASSEE,
June
2—
WASHINGTON, June 2. — Al
The largest vote in Florida’s
though the leaders have plans mado
history is expected to be cast in
for adjournment o f congress next
the Democratic primary Tues
Saturday they concede there is a
day when voters will go to tho
posihility that ndvocates of farm
jsj
po
express thir preference
rc;ict, railroad and reclamation legfor
presidential
nominee, nomislntion may block their program.
innte a governor and complete
Represents)ivl* iLongworth In f
tlist o f representatives and senOhio, the Republican leader, in
others held in reverence through
atom in odd number o f legisla
Approximately
1,000
people
lisi
tends to offer nn adjournment res
out Dixie—gracing its walls to
tive districts. They will also
olution in the house probably Tues
look down on whnt probably will be toned to the last appeals o f the 1 name a superintendent o f public
candidates,
beginning
at
7:30
j
day. While there will be opposi
one of the last great gatherings of
CHICAGO
June
2—
instructions, railroad commis
o'clock and continuing until a few
tion it is ngreed that the resolu
tho men who wore the gray.
State’s Attorney Crowe an
sioner,
adjutant-general,
four
minutes
after
10
o'clock.
Seven
tion will lie adopted, leaving tho
The formal reunion program will minutes were nllowed each officedelegates at large and eight dis
nounced today aa lawyers
question with the senate.
begin Tuesday with meetings of the seeker in which to present his
trict
delegates
to
tho
Democra
began to battle in behalf o f
Except lor a vote ot the McNarySons of th 3 Memorial Association. views with a three-minute rebut
tic nathinal convention, state
Haugen farm relief bill and n de
Nathan
Leopold and Richard
The first session o f tho veterans’ tal to the first speaker in each
attorney for a number o f Jud
cision ns to what shall be done
Loeb, confessed kidnappers '
Organization will be held Wednes group o f candidates.
icial
districts
and
county
offi
with the Howell-Barkley measure
day- A joint meeting o f the three
and slayers of 14-year-old
cers. ..Predictions have been
to abolish the railroad labor board,
The meeting began promptly in
organizations, however, will be held
mad| that a-largo Woman vote
Robert Franks, that he would
the house calendar is practically
chnrge
of
Robert
J.
Holly,
who
in
hi. the city auditorium Tuesday
will be cast. Underwood and
seek two grand jury indict-,
He procleared.
omening with the Sons of Confed troduced tho speakers.
McAdoo will be voted on for
cccdcd with n few introductory re
There is demand in the senate for
ments against them Tuesday.
erate Veterans ns hosts.
presidential preference while
marks stating that the peoplo had
action nn Muscle Shoals, farm re
A legal battle in which millions
there
are
five
candidates
In
the
■
■
.
come for miles around to enjoy a
lief Hncl reclamation measures, but
estimated aa high aa $25,000,000
field
for
governorship"long dry spell."
under an unanimous consent agree
resources o f the -Leopolds and
ment none of these can be brought
Loebs, will bo thrown in an effort
It was a good humored crowd
forwnrd until after the senate has
to save the boys from the gallows
that was enthusiastic even until
voted on the child labor constitu
Is Intanded merely to permit leg
the last candidate appeared on tho
tional amendment resolution, prob
al counsel to consult with them.'
program. Apptauso was gener
ably lute today.
Attorneys say they do not axpect '
ously given nnd especially to tho
Leaders Doubtful
to free them.
candidates for tho state legisla
Leaders are doubtful that these
Attorneys retained by the Loeb
ture, state attorney and sheriff.
Dead
Include
Children
Under
Ten,
Austrian Chancellor Ignaz Selpei
three matters cun be disposed of
family are prepared to go into
For the most part tho meeting
In
Teens
and
Twenties,
Who
Wounded By Fellow Passen
within the week. They arc hope
court this morning to obtain per
was remarkably free from mudWere Inmates of School
ger As He 8tcps From
ful, however, that tho next few
mission to talk with their client
slinging. In this respect it was a
For Feeble Minded.
Train in Vienna.
day swill sec the situation so clari
following the refusal o f State's A t- .
surprise to some, who had pre
Qualified List of Voters la 2,540 torney Crowe to permit them to see
fied that the way will be paved
viously predicted that eovcral of
LOS ANGELES, June 2.— A
And It Is Predicted That ApVIENNA, June 2.—-Tho Austrian tho candidates
for action on the adjournment reso
tho youth. Attorneys asserted the
would literally
priximstely 2,300 Votes Will
morgue nnd hospital today housed chancellor, Ignaz Scipe), was shot "burn the air with laat minute
lution.
youth was being examined in the
He Palled.
state attorney’s office, according to
A small group in the senate, it is ull of the 3A subnormal girls, who and
seriously wounded while churges. It was pointed out, how
their announcement, by a lien u u .
concc<led, could prevent .the ad. were in enro o f the Development alighting from n train here Sun-, ever, that the campaign as a whole
Tomorrow is election day!
and thla is objected to unlees
journment measure from coming to
School at I'lnya del Rcy southwest day. The attack on him was made has been lacking in the heated in
Never before in the history of attorney is present, they 1 * '
n vote. Republican insurgents of
terest thnt has been characteristic
During the trip Sunday at
both the senate and house have o f here when that institution waa by a fellow passenger.
o f previous elections.
< Seminolo county has interest been
While tho chancellor suffered n
been in conference for several days fazed by fire Saturday nightState Attorney Gcorgo A. De- as keen and intense as it is in the noon a reporter, in the same a u to -.
for discussing the legislative pro Twenty charred and twisted forms serious wound, it is not believed Cottes and his opponent engaged .primary election to be held Tues mobile with Leopold, obtain *
It it
nuiny
o f the statements from him relative to t
i ,..declared by
..w
.
gram, particularly farm relief and of what had been children of leas fatal. His assailant was shot and dn a few minutes of spirited debate day, M
railroad matters, but whether they than 10 years old, girls In teens and badly wounded while being placed which served greatly to inercaso id politico] observers who predict crime. Leopold denounced Loeb
will undertake to block adjourn young women in their twenties still under arrest.
the excitement and Interest of the that on tomorrow a larger percent saying the latter planned the kid
Outstanding Figure
ment has not yet been determined. children in mentality, are being
meeting. /Bont^candldatea were age o f the qualified list or voters naping and slaying but admit
will cast their ballots than ever that ha was eaually guilty am' “
Dr. Ignas 89!pci, who has been receive-^
. w,gapplau
While recognizing that there is prepared for burial.
before.
.
. .
he wrote the $10,000 ransom
a formidable opposition to adjourn . Eighteen other charges, most o f chancellor in Austria since May,
J. R. Lyles’ statenv lit thai
Although there has been no which bs sent to the Franks* home
ment, organisation leaders have not them suffering minor burns, ore at 1022, is one o f the outstanding fig went to the luglalatih
that
ures in the European political and "county wouldnT have to sen
great outward demonstration <o f following tho
riven up hop?.that it will be con-., • hospital In Santa Monica.
the interest that h being taken In
hied to a protest vote without as-.The three-story structure, t*. •femtMric situation. Born In 1*70, he attorney with him- to
th«. UdUuu^thtaa zau>c,,observer*
sumlug^gtcoporUuus-^ittCCficat t o 'jeiglraed from an abandoned build- •ntored the-priesthood Itl 1809 and bills and thus ‘dbitt’ the
tch-cf&c-fOCr- yea**, a if additional
$700,"
drew
..........
.
_ H jA re -f_ .. . s .y that nevrrthele^r tho-'inraatuiF
Supply BlTla Acted Ott " town o f . many years
ago,
was de- F\tn , ® became n teacher- of re Mayor Lake, arid he promptly de Increase-fit the number o f quali. ‘who enticed
.
_
nd It wps he w!
proof enough
All o f the major supply bills for dared by invostigstors to have ligion in a fashionable g irl’s school clared that if the former went to fled voters iss pi
ie next instant. 'Weapon*- i )
tho government departments for been nn isolated, unprotected fire nt Vienna, and later a professor o f the legislature that he, .too, would enthusiasm which will greet
repugnant to me that it would
normal theology*, at tho University be compelled to havo his bills dawn of tomorrow.
tho next fiscal year have been acted trap. All that remains o f it is
drawn by n lawyer if he wanted
upon by both houses. A deficiency brick chimney, twisted iron pipes of Vienna.
After a careful check-un o f the been imposklhle fo r me to a
Just before the cnllupse o f the any recognition for his proposed lists o f the supervisor o f (registra the blow that killed Franks.*’
measure, carrying funds for the und ashes.
"I waa driving while Lm
soldiers' bonus nnd coastal prohibi
tion with tho lists o f those who
Thirty-eight children were housed empire he took the post of minister measure or measures.
In tho opening address o f the have paid their poll taxes with Tax sitting on the beck seat. T
tion enforcement, is yet to be con. within the private institution when of public welfare in the lammosch
sidered, but the expectation is that flames burst out. In addition there cabinet. This placed rim' in the evening Lewis O’Bryan asked tho Collector John D. Jinkins, it was curtains were on and Loab
thin measure can be disposed of were in the building tha matron, forefront of political leudcrs, and citizens of Seminole county to par Announced this morning that the over the front seat opened the
within a few days.
Mrs. J. C. Thomas, nnd Wilfred ufter tho revolution, whereby the don him for having been absent at qualified list numbers 2,640. Of and called; ,
'"C o m e here, Robert, we
The Howell-Barkley bill which Ringer, 14-year-old adopted son of Social-Democrats enme Into power. several meetings, giving os a rea this number 1,742 represent the
was fnvorably reported Saturdny tho proprietor, Mrs. Mary E. Dr. Seipcl applied his energies to son that he had been away from total o f two Sanford precincts. The ride you home.**
" ‘ No,’ replied the boy, ‘it’e only
by the senate interstate commerce Jacobs. The matron and the boy strengthening the clerical party.Jn this county, "camping on the ene total of the other precinct is 808.
1922 the cloricls and pan-Germans my’s trail." Senator Overstreet
Here is the wsy tho precincts two blocks. I’ll walk.*
committee, will be in order again perished.
formed a coalition, with tho form a, declared that ho wasn't pressnt at are listed according to the figures
" ’Coma here anyway,* said
today in the hdusc, hut there are
A family o f beach picnickers no.
indications thnt Its supporters ticed •tho flames and gave th" tion o f the first parliamentary gov the meeting to "spout off” Shake submitted this morning by Mr. ’I want to tell you about a
tennis racquet.*
there, realizing the impossibility of alarm. Before fire apparatus could ernment since the revolution, with speare and that he was simply Du Dose:
"Franks came across the 4'
__
Dr.
Scipei
in
command.
present
to
ask
for
an
endorsement
No.
1
(Sanford)
____
__
848
forcing final action ut this session, arrive from Venice, the building
His great work as chancellor con o f his past record.
will permit the sidetracking'of this was h mans o f flames.
No.
2 (Lake Monroe) . .. 73 and hopped upon the running
board. T»et in,’ said Loeb, *1 i-* 1-*
sisted of obtaining n loan through
II. II. Campbell, candidate for
3 (S a n fo r d )........... . 884
measure for other legislation.
One o f the first rcoeuo squads
you
to meet Nathan Leopold.*
tho
league
o
f
nations,
and
in
bring
clerk
of
circuit
court,
urged
his
Paoia)
...................
33
Should this situation develop it is to arrive was n staff o f nurses
"Frunkie got In and the
Oviedo) .
149
regarded us probable that scnat>> from St. Catherino’s Hospital in ing this to a successful issue, the hearers to read an account of hia
chancellor displayed nn order o f record in a pamphlet recently isGeneva) .............
182 moment Dick struck him on
action will he deferred.
Santa Monica. They were instru
bin
far
in
ndvanco
o
f
suod
by
tho
candidates.
Ho
stat
Chuluota)
............
56 heed and drew a bands,
A vote in the houiu on the Me- mental in reacuing 18 children, nil
his neck stra:ngling
that
shown
by
the
men
directing
ed
that
ho
ia
running
for
the
of
G a b rielis)........... 43
Nary-Itaugen bill probubly will o f whom yenturday were suffering
No.
0 (Longwood) .......... 82 over in a minute. 1 sat there.
come Tuesday with the friends of from fumes. Six children Were the Ucstinies o f the other defeated fice because he needs it. Aa Vance
while the kid kicked and strui
powers, since the application o f the Douglass mounted the plntform a
No. 10 (Lake M a r y )....... 43
the measure apparently convinced treated fo r minor injuries.
loan
has
lifted
Austria
out
o
f
tho
voice
in
tho
crowd
yelled
"Where’s
No.
11 (Altamonte) ......... 83 besidn me."
thnt it will be defeated. Realizing
Leo polo bitterly denounced
acute
crisis
in
its
economic
affairs.
your horse, Vance?” Tho candi
No. 15 (Osceola) . ............. 64
the probable futc o f this particu
for what he termed the la1
He ovorcamo great difficulties in date's reply was that he was going
lar bill, advocates of farm relief
weakness and became so veht:
securing this loan by taking the to ride him on Tuesday-.
T o ta l............................. 2,640
legislation have been seeking to
stand
that
Austria
must
join
with
"Ixxik out, piney-woods rooter”
It was estimated this morning that ho nearly collapsed.
agree upon some sort o f a compro
Aside from this outburst
whatever power could com e to her was the greeting someone hurled that bccauso o f the great amount
mise. hut no derision has yet been
his confessed side in the k
LITTLE ROCK, June 2.—One assistance.
Continued
on
page
8.
o
f
interest
that
ia
being
mani
reached.
fireman la dead, one miasing and
Under the leadership o f Dr. Sei.
fested that there will be 00 per and slaying, Leo pole laughed
two others seriously injured in a pel treaties havo been signed with
cent of the qualified voters that joked, even making jesta at '
fire which deatroyed the warehouse Csecho Slovakia and Hungary,
will cast thoir ballots. - Upon this of Detectives Hughes.
Both youths had spent tha
o f a hardware company here early Jugo-Slavia and Italy and other
estimation, it is believed that ap
today.
important
progress
has
been
proximately 2,300 votes will be in a police station, and while
achieved.
polled.
This number, it was er had slept, Leopold appeared
intcd out, ia more than double when the officers called for
0 number of qualified list four prisoners in the morning. He
yearn
ago. At that time the list exchanged pleasantries with
Preparations were today comAtlantic Coast Line double-hcad
was
approximately
1,100 and only rest, but Loeb was much d _
pleted by
b; The Sanford Herald for
Two care bearing Leopold
freight extra 268-276, in charge of
WASHINGTON. June 2— Corireceiving the election returns Tues about 950 votes were cast.
Tho polls will open promptly at Loab and several officers ‘
Conductor Hayes and Engineer idge probably will dispose o f the
NAQA8AKI, June 2—American day night from not only this county
for Jaekaon Park where
Bandy, a train carrying perishable tax bill today or tomorrow. Ue has airmen on a round the world flight but from every county in tho state. 8 o ’clock tomorrow morning, It was being mado for the
announced.
Precinct
number
ono
virtually completed a *tudy o f tho arrived at Kagoshima. Island o f As was announced In Saturday's
which Leopold said
freight from the north, ran into an measure along with the report sent
Kyuchu this evening from Kushi- issue, this paper along with 15 polling place will be located in tho extortion Utter. When they
open switch at Huntington Sunday t\im Saturday by Mellon.
court
nouse
while
the
polling
place
moto.
other publications in the state,
a stone bridge over a narrow
m orning'at 3:25 o'clock, both enhave secured through the Asso for precinct number three will bo sago between a lagoon and a
ginea turned over and nine cars
ciated Press the use o f a leased in the Welaka building. The polls harbor they found several "
wire which wiU be installed in this will close at sundown which will be persons watehipg the efforts to
being derailed.
office
and over which the retu rn shortly aftsr 7 o ’clock, it ia said.
It ia said that only by a miracle
Officials for the two local pre cover tho typewriter.
will come In every few minutes.
Leopold got qut o f the
cincts
are: Number one. Deane’
did Engineer Bandy eecapo death
Work wag finished this morning
ed hit way
. through
ugh tho
Turner,
clerk:
Jon'Chittenden,
Ed.
or serious injury. Messenger A. C.
of installing the wire which will be
pointed to a spot in tho
Love
and
W.
L.
Betts,
inspectors;
A memorial service in honor of
Williams, on engine 276, suffered
There was a solemn hush as the located on the second story porch
ing the typewriter was
several minor Injuries, it was re the heroes o f the Civil, Spanish- roster o f the dead waa called by of The Herald building where also number three, W. M. Haynes, clerk,
Aa the divtrs cone
C.
L.
Britt,
R.
R.
Deas
and
L.
T.
ported. Two box ears are said to American and World wars was held Comrade J. G. Sharon, and at the will be placed the steroptlcan ma
tftla spot the cars bearing
Bryan,
inapcctors.
Those
In
charge
have passed over the engine on
calling o f each name, a sheaf o f chine and other equipment. Begin
Its sent out the request ahd Loeb resumed their *
which Mr. Williams was raessen- Sunday afternoon at the monument palm waa placed upon the vacant ning at 8 o'clock the returns will o f the poll:
today
that
citizens vote aa early
ger. Brakeman Bradham had his in Central Park with the Spanish chair by Comrnde W. G. Tyler. commence'to come in from the
and American Mrs. Roy Chlttendsn o f tha Ameri state and also those from the aa possiblee so that a last minute
eft leg badly sprained, andColored W ar Veterans
be avoided.
Fireman Mayo'a arm was broken, Legion participating-.
can Legion Auxiliary, plaeed the county. The screen together with rush will b
It was stated that there will
» ’______
The veterans marched from the flowers for tho boys o f the Ameri the picture machine were secured
It waa learned.
The train consisted o f the two court house under command of can Legion and Mrs. R. A . Ter from the Congregational Church probably be about 60 to E6 votes
WASHINGTON. June
These will come
engines and 43 care and was run Fred F. Williams o f Col. Theodore hune fo r Confederate Veteran A . C. through the kindness o f Rev. Paul polled by mail. 1
senate concluded ita dabs
from
those
voters
_
who
will
be
un
Roosevelt
Camp
No.
13,
and
Comning at a speed o f S6 miles an hour
Martin. The toll of the dead were C. Burhans.
on ther constitutional r
when the accident occurred, it was mande? Percy Mere o f Campbell- O f«»r Speer. M atthe* Tarbell and
Of a great deal o f interest to able to he here
already passed by tha h
number
o
f
this
Loaaln|r Post, American. Legion, Abble Bjoblom; Confederate dead, those who have enjoyed tha car
learned here today.
tha federal 1
Two sections o f No. 82 were de with Piut Deputy Commander R. A. G# Martin. *
toons and caricatures o f the candi road employees, It U u l d . fTbi. regulate and
number
o
f
course
will
not
be
re
toured over the Florida East Coast A. Terhune at tha head o f tha col
A wreath waa placed upon the dates on exhibition at Bowara’
dren of *“
Railway while the Atlantic Coast umn. Tha program waa under the monument by New Chittenden and Drug Store, is the announcement vealed until the canvassing board sgreem
Line tracks were being cleared, it auspicea o f the United Spanish J. II. Hintermister o f the American that Ben Guthrie, the creator o f masts several days aftar the
election.
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W ar Veterana this year, the United legion in honor o f those who made those ' '
It ia^not known aa yet Just wbst Spanish W ar Veterana and Ameri- the supreme sacrifice. Bared heads draw pictures for The Hi
day
waa the trouble at the twitch. The
upon the screen from
tar is now the subject of an inyear.
.
igatlon by tha railroad offi
The H
benediction by * Rev.
The invocation waa
vitation to
cials.
at the park guests to:
& *& £% **.
? I
District Attorney
Seeks Indictments
.
Counsel For Defense
Will Not Try To
Free Its Clients
s s s u r j s t f - - ... «[
20 I N M A T E S OF ATTEMPT M A D E
BURNEDSCHOOL TO T A K E L I F E
ARE RECOVERED OF CHANCELLOR
RECORD
BE CAST TUESDAY
AT COUNTY POLLS
,
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One Dead In Fire At
Little Rock Monday
Accurate Election
Wreck near Palatka
Returns Are To Be
On Sunday Caused
By An Open Switch Coolidge May Dispose Around World Fliers Received By Herald
Of Tax Bill Monday
S
Reach Kyushu Today
Memorial Service Held at Central
Park Sunday For Heroes All Ware
Senate Will Vote
Child Labor M
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Find Ui
In Surf
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THE S A N ^O R p HERALD, SA TU R D A Y
PAGE IflfiHT
Slayers o f R o b e r t
A. ¥
£•
4- *
Eminent Thinkers Support
Franks Confess To Out I n f o r m a t i o n '
^
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C h i c a g o Officials On Summer S ch ool1
(Continued from page 1.)
{10,000 ransom. A typewriter ex
pert said that Leopold's tvpcwriU
er ?puld not have produced such n
letter and print to an examination
of Loeb'a machine expressed the
opinion that it also whs too recent
n model tp ji^Vc beet\ thus uspd.
r*TrR T rtjr d fthir VtrtSTttetW* was
colsiderrd a remarkable feat hy all
’’connected with the case.
Opti
cians throughout the city were can
vassed and the trail finnllv led to
optical' manufacturers where, at
last, the authorities found the firm
that made the frames. The trnil
led then to the dealers and to vol
uminous rcords which wr.r carfully checked the specifications ofshr
ly checked as to the specifications
o f tho lenses.
Young Leopold that he know
the Franks boy, but because Leo
pold is 10 and the slain boy was 11,
explained that the acquaintance
was only casual.
cLopold and Loob told substan
tially the same story o f their ac
tivities on Mny 21, the day the
Franks boy vanished. They said
they drove to the business district
in Leopold’s car for luncheon, Int
er going to the park to study the
bims. After dinner, according to
Leopold, they took an automobile
ride with two girls known to them
as^Edna and May. An attempt
was being made to find these girls
; tonight.
Leopold was shown the rnnsom
letter and asked if he could hnve
written such n missive. He said
ho could have written a better one,
pointing out that kidnaping was
spelled with two “ p’s” Among his
papers the police found n note ad
dressed to “ Dick” in which it was
asserted that “ even though we
have differences, wc must nnponr
friendly to preserve oppcnrancc.”
No explanation o f the letter wav
made public.
Young Leopold is the son o f Na
than Leopold, paper box manufac
turer. and Albert H. Loch, viccaldent of a Chicago mail order
ise, is the other boy’s father. The
families o f the youths rallied to
their support today and while in
sisting that the boys were not con-
K
Daily Fashion Hint
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA.
May 31.— AH dormitory rooms al
ready have been reserved for per
son!* who will attend the University
summer school, which begins June
10 and will continue through Aug
ust 2, according to Dean J. W.
Norman, who expects nil attend
ance' records frr-be- brslmrr’**'
Dr. Norman, who! is-dean o f the
Teachers' College, states, howover,
that ample room is available for
those wishing to attend.
All
boarding houses on the outside,-of
the campus will lie available for
tlds purpose. The summer school
heretofore has not made this
preparation but on account of the
increased number this year it has
been done.
The summer school has increased
rapidly during the last five yenrs,
in keeping with the efforts o f the
state authorities to place within
rrnrh of those unable to attend the
regular winter sessions, every ad
vantage for completing specified
courses with the view o f obtaining
degrees. It is now possible for any
student to obtain four and one-hnlf
college hours for the* eight weeks
in summer School, and any teacher
that is holding a teacher’s cer
tificate may hnve this certificate
extended for one yenr hy nttonding
the summer school for one sum
mer.
A Y 31, 192*1
Bledsoe’s Record As
CoUrtty Commissioner
One o f Performance
School
otuay
Daily Fashiti|i Hint
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In seeking re^ ^ ^ M M H e le c tlo n -to
the
Hoard of County
Commissione r h
W
Seminole
i
' ■ county from diatrict one, G. L.
- ' I Bledsoe submits
the voter
Suggested as W alter Page M
Vvent I* Und*rA^,
I lorida Scout ( 2
Olhera Wlfl-j
The biJfKcsl' ^
-•«c n m Z
w^TIccIuTcd for Or'li,
i"nc fi:
wh«n ,omc
Klwanians, Lions „
DR. J. /I. C. CUANDL £R.
corned in any way in the slaying,
offered the police every aid in the
investigation.
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•Other angles o f the ease on which
the police have been working re
ceived scant attention today, all of
the time o f investigators being do.
voted to checking the stories o f tho
boys. Tho police u/ter receiving
further information from Louisville
where Charles P. Heath, a Chicago
druggist', is in n hospital suffer
ing from poison effects, snid they
did not believe thnt Heath knows
anything o f the slaying. Women
relatives o f Roderick Wolfe nnd
AI Smith, who arc being held nt
Indianapolis for questioning, were
taken into custody by tho police
Fridny but it wn:t announced thnt
the only reason for holding either
the men or women wns thnt Wolfe
drives nn automobile o f n make
similar to that in which the Franks
boy is believed to have been
abducted.
past two. years.
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That
he
hns
if J p f T s e r v e d his conK f stituents to the
' //v»v
very best o f his
/g a
<1 ability
striving
always to
aid
j materially in securing the passage
|o f matters which have meant
progress to this county, is well
known hy his friends here.
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There
are two outstanding ac
nccomplishments in the two years
that Mr. Bledsoe, has now served
SLENDER AND SMART
on the hoard and which he be
lie vea should entitle him to further!
There is so little to the silhouette of
consideration o f tho voters. The the ultra-smart daytime frock that only
first is the purchase by the board two or three wonts are required to
o f the tract o f land adjoining tho describe it— but they are as dynamic in
court house. This land will nc- their force as the new models are in
commodnte any extensions to tho their style. Charmeen. flannel, Point
present building which arc now twill or one of the lenit silks may lie
contemplated. In this partciular used in developing this model. •' The
action. Mr. Bledsoe took nn active flounces taka a diagonalt urn, and are all
eart and it wns through his e f the smarter for their binding o f braid.
FRAtfKLtH D. ROOSEVELT.
forts thnt the property wns pur Medium size requires 3J4 yards 54inch material.
and social undercurrent*. nnd other chased.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1954.
pertinent factors that have direct
The other performance of Mr.
Sizes,
J* to 46 inches bust. Price, 45
bearing on the relations of nations Bledsoe, which pcrhnps. he feels
cents.
with each other.
most rcsnonsible for, is thnt,'of se
Behind tho project nro scores of curing the much needed aid for
prominent educators,
publicists. tho Snnford-Oseeoln Rond.
F or
Jurists, business men and men who sonic time this highway hns been
have held high public ofllcc. *n- badly in need of repair hut very
CHICAGO, May 31. — Wheat:
rlnhlng Colonel Edward M. House, little nttenticn had been taken o f
July,
107 4 to 107% ; September,
Edward Bok, Newton D. Maker, it until Mr. Bledsoe began to lend i
Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, President movement to have it put in travel- 108% to 108%. C om : July, 70% to
of tho University of Virginia; Dr. nblo shape. Thanks to Mr. Bled- ] 70% . Oats: July, 44% .
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John H. Finley, of tho New York
soe’s efforts relief for this most
NEW
ORLEAN
S.
Mny
31.—
ClosTimes; Governor A. C. Itltchlo, of
important road was secured and i'— July .30.07' to 30.11. October,
Maryland; Itay Htnnnnrd Baker;
today it is almost completed, the
Dr. Kenneth C. M. 8111s, president
to 20.28.
of Bowdaln College: William Allen work having been pushed rapidly
to
get
It
finished
ns
early
as
possi
White, Kansas publisher; Dr. W.
H. I*. Faunce. president of Brown ble.
The other mntters in which Mr.
University; Herbert 8. Houston, ed
Bledsoe hns taken nn small part
itor of
Our
World;
French
Htrother, o f World’s W ork; form er in nre making plnns for observing
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Mny 31.
Amhnnsador John W. Davis, Qeorgo the stock law which goes into e f
W. Wlekernham, Julius H. Barnes.
Weather
conditions early today
fect on July 1, and also to hnve
;>ri sldent o f tho U. 8. Chamber of
were
ideal
for the 10 round inter
the county jnil erected ns soon as
Commerce; Dr. Harry A. Oarfieid.
national contest this afternoon be
possible. Always a booster fo r tween Georges Carpentier, ring
president of Williams College; Dr.
'Aiehlbald Coolldgo of Harvard,
good roads, hns endeavored to help Idol o f Prance, and Tommy Gib
nnd a scorn of other equally prom
keep those o f this ctaunty in first bons. o f St. Paul. Under these
inent men nnd women.
class shnpe throughout tho time he conditions tho mai novent is ex
Headquarters of tho rommtttcn
pected to start between 3 and 4
appointed to bring tho projeet be
hns served on the board.
o ’clock Central Standard Time,
fore tho next conferenco In conHe hns nlways expended the preliminaries
beginning at 2
rrcto form have linen established
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taxpayers’ money very wisely and o ’cioc.
In tbo ofllres o f Herbert !>. Gutterson. I l l Brondwuy, New York.
if the voters o f this district return
him to office, he promises to ren
der the same faithful and efficient
service thnt he hns in the past.‘ A.
vote for Bledsoe means a vote for
business administration which will
he along the lines o f progress—
NEW YORK, May 31—A mar
Paid Political Advertisement.
riage license was issued today to
MARKETS
Weather Conditions
Are Ideal For Bout
Daily Fashion Hint
Act of Legislature
Affirmed By Court
TALLAHASSEE, Mny 111.— 'The
legality of un ndl o f the 1023 leg
islature creating the Dado Drain
age District was upheld .here today
supreme court... Tini dociiIon affirmed- the* judgment o f - the
circuit court for Dade county in
the case of Freeman Sheldon, nppellnnl, vs. the Dade Drainage Dis
trict, appellee.
comnwree mom!*,,
that city for n dis*
the Snn Juan Hotel
will ho nddrcx'c* *
importance of Roy f
livcrcil hy , uch I
movement a* j o(J
Tampa, formerly j,,
c f Rotary; C. W. fii„
scout commissioner
nianu of Orlnnd. i,
commissioner 0n
America.
Following the lone
he a great parade
Avenue to the C T
a demonstration 0f ■
activities will I* ejt(B,
ernoon.
This big day is b d J
under the ,u.*pic,, ^
b lorida Council of Bo,
America, representing’
Osceola, Orange, Ls&
Volusia ami RrevanJ m
promises to be a
strength and inspirS
important work.
The following arc oft
Central Florida Csm
practical work is kttiU
very efficient Scout „
L. Morris, whose hufa
located nt 20 West pjajt
Undo; president, D. I
treasurer. A. R. Bowk
national Scout comma!
Lehmann; Scout com*
W. Bbigemnn. Orioi
presidents, J. J. Parriak.1
O. M. Wnkelin. TiJ
Oodfrey, Orlando; A. 1
Kissimmee; John A. la
tonaj S. A. Wood, Dcld
W. Knight, Sanf«4!
board: J. E. Mattocks,fc
Landis. St. Cloud; R I
Sanford; J. N. Thou*
and Co!. R. M. Sbmt*
Fellow’s Service Stal
Gene Zarasen,
.vluktupinc,--
professional g olf
VUiujlf^ot
Miami- Beach, Florida.
ITc.- snid
thee would lie married on June
10. Znrnzcn is 23 nnd Miss Henry
I * Oil for Fords.
Jxy Sm iths Barber.
Shop for good barber
work — next Valdez
Hotel.
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PARIS APPROVES THIS
MODEL
Beautifully designed in tatm crepe,
this frock lends itself to develop
ment in a great variety of materials.
' . The neck is cut in oval outline and
the sleeves ore lengthened with, cir
cular frills o f self-material. If pre
ferred. a piping of white satin may
be add'd at the nerk and repeated on
ths •sleeves between frill nnd sleeve.
Fur. the waist a licit of brilliant rib
bon or a girdle of treads may he
selected as a proper finish. Medium
sire requires J>j yards J6-inch matethl.
Pictorial Review Dress Nn. 1695
Sizes. J4 t« 41 incites bust, and 16 It
20 years- Price, J5 cents.
A PARTY FROCK
Taffeta has received tho cachet of
Paris in its return to f.isluon, nnd it is
used, in high rotors, for tome unuMi.ilty
attractive dance (rocks. This model, in
artichoke green, lias n nrmi-fitlrd bod
ice to which' u attached a straight
gathered skirt. The oidr-dru|M-a are
facetk with silver doth, while the np|4inuc motif on the hodirc is in green
and silver. Mnliuni riic requires 5
yards J6-inrh t.rflcta and 1 yard of 27mrh silver cloth.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1911.
Sires, J l to 4 1inches bust, and 16 to 20
years. Price, 45 cents.
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N EW ZEALAND SHEEP
WELLINGTON, N. Z., Juno 2.—
lere has boon an increase o f 700,0 in the number o f New Zoaid’a sheep, thereby assuring a
od woo) and mutton export,
hile this Is considered to be satlsrtory, the total o f 23,782,000
eep is still far below the record
ar o f 1018, when it was 26,538,-
ley. Violet C. Fulton, r r e d Fulton
and Lula F. Conklin, and each of
them deceased or otherwise, In the
lands and premises hereinafter desBcrlhed.
You ana eacn or you are hereby
reipilred' to appear to Jhe hill of
complaint In the
above
enttlleil
cause at the Courthouse nt San
ford. Seminole County, Florida, on
the 7»h day o f July.
1924. said
caiAe being a suit to quiet title In
t h e ’ complainant to the follow in g
tract o f lamin situate In Seminole
County.
Florida:
A portion* of
! ■ The c t m t t —oort o f .Seminole Section* 7 and 8, T ownship 2o South.
T C e s i t r i Florida. In Chancery,
Itamif 31 Fast, bounded and dew*
SC. A..Unyuw«liM8 D.\**«*nertj-’ -■
C t r M t U F. Bruce. EL Al.
Defendant*.
O R D E n FOR PUBLICATION.
•. —.To *11 parties claiming Interest
•eider Cornelia F. Brure, C. F.
'tOfruce. Angus P. Bruce. Judson
Lpomls. Hiram Loomis, Francis FosB P r, Ira J. Fulton and John TIow,Tnrd Loomis, (otherw ise known as
Ji»hn H. Loomis) and each n( them
«P*cca*ed or otherwise. In the lands
;jB*ld premises herelntafler describ
ed: and to S. Jennie noon, C. M.
‘ •Bonn. Sarah J. Boone. Calvin M.
fgoon e, Sarah A. l-oomls, Henry H.
Jgvomls. Harriett Loomis. Alice C.
^P/tnl. tVllllam F. Hanl, Charles A.
Clowes. Sarah A. Hawley, Violet
ffj. Fulton. Fred Fulton and Lula F.
Conklin, and each of them If living,
. t t d If dead, nil parties claiming
’ fmorest under the said S. Jennie
'Boon. C. M. Boon, Sarah J. Boone,
f "‘Cfclvln 1L Boone, Sarah A. Loomis,
•Jlonry It. l.oomls. Harriett Lonml*.
.Allen C. Hanl. William F. Hanl.
Charles A. Clowes, Sarah A. Haw-
nnlg nt n corner post set In the
ground m a rk e d 'w ith a nail fo r the
point of I n te r s e c t io n 'o f Ohio and
Jesup Aves. (or Crlpp0n Ttoad), also
being the North line o f the HWi*
Sec 8. thence South with center
line of Ohio Ave. 3.121 rhnlna to ait
iron pin rorner. made of old buggy
axle here the survey for boundary
begins; thence South with said Ave.
3.J9 I chains to an Iron pin rorner,
thence South 89 degrees. West 11.91
eh a Ius to an Iron pin corner, tlienee
North 41 degrees. 43 minutes, West
1.68 chains to an Iron pin corner,
thence North 32 degrees West 2.66
chains to the fixed
point at old
Pont house, thence South 22 de
grees. 30 minutes East 0.29 chains
to a corner, thotice South 32 de
grees. Fast 0 27 chain to a point
on the ditch, thence with the shore
line In n Northeasterly
direction
2.60 chain* mure or less to a (aunt
on the waters edge nt the cast side
o f the approach to the dock leading
to the boat house, thence South 80
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Nntlrr » ( A|i|>llmt:on fo r T n* Den*
I ntlrr Hrcll..n 37'.’> «i7 Ike Oe»en»l
Statute* o f t'.r S to le o f F lorid*
N otlco li\ lierefiy given that II .It,
flundy. purchaser nf Tax Certificate
No. i!S3. ilnteil t: e i n . .lay o f Juno,
A. !>.. DJD9. lun Sled nuld curtlflcatft
In m y o fflre . mid lias made nppllratlon fpr tax d e e d - to Issue In tic*
cnrdance with law. Wald-certificate
em b ra ces the fo llo w in g
described
prop erty situated In Semlnolo coun*
ty. Florida, t o - w l l ; Beg. 8 W. cor.
o f N\VU o f NHH. Sec. 8. Twp. '31
H.. Ilnnge 29 Hast, run K. 10 ch..
tV. 11(4 chi*.. 3. ’’5 degrees. \V'. .13-26
degrees Hast ten links to an Iron
pin monument, thence
with the
same hearing 3.363 chains to nn
Iron pipe well point, witnessed by
n palmetto. Northeasterly !>. ft.,
Northwesterly
12’
test [mated)
th. nce North *6 degrees Fast Il.lt.,
chulmi to tjie place o f
beginning,'
crossing the Hoe between Sections
7 and * at n distance o f 2.8S chains
West o f center line o f Ohio Ave.
on each o f the Host
and
W is t
measurements. ' the tract contains
3.20 i.eres o f land In Section No. 7
and 1.01 acres In Section No. 8 o f
said Towpshtp and )la ng c. the same
to he more or less. With all the
VlglUB to Pllver- Lirker 1
It Is furtlter ordered thnt this
order be published once a week for
elghtconseeutlve w eeks In thc_ Han*
ford Herald, a newspaper publish
County
ed In Sanford, Seminole
Florida.
.
Done and ordered,
tlvls tHo 3iM
day o f .May. 1921.
(S E A L )
E. A. DOirC LA S3.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
o f Semlltolu County .Fhtrltla.
Ilv A. M Woks. Depty Clerk.
Fred It. Wit son
Solicitor for Complainant.
May i-12-19-36; Juno 2-9-16-23-30
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said laud being assessed at the
duty o f the issuance o f such certlfleste In l he name o f A. U. Wodd.
t'nleaa said certificate sh*)l be re*
deemKI nrrordlhg td lair •tax. deed
will ufs ue thereon on' the, 0th m y o f
Junrt A. D„ Hill.
W
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W itness m y officia l signature n i d
seal this the 26th day o f April, A.
n.. teat.
(SE A L )
1- A. DOI III LASS.
Clerk Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Florida.
lly A. M. Weeks. D. C.
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Road This Story— It Speaks For Itself—Studebnker Leads Field of 22 Entries for *150 Miles
,13, Ind. May 30.— (l ly Ihe Associated Pres*.)— E a r l Copper, riding ns If the luck charms supplied him
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State Attorney Seventh Judicial
Florida
Circuit,
Just Another Evidenced Fact of Studebnker Superiority— Studobaker always Leads in Comfort, Style and Ji
State of
I am a candidate to succeed myself for a second
term of office as State Attorney of the Seventh Judiciul Circuit of the State of Florida, and hereby most
earnestly solicit your vote and support in the Demoi cratic Primary Election to be held June 3rd, 1924.
Sec the Display o f Studebaker Autom obiles
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St. Augustine ............ 4 to 8
H osting........ ...............7 to 26
Daytona ....................... ..... . 7
He and ............................... 27
Palntka............ ;..........7 to 2i5
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Come in and let us tell you o f the m anifold advantages being opened to builders
and developers, home-seekers and investors in this fertile and virgin section o f
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H ERA LD ,
N OW ! In Full Swing!
Greater Than Ever!
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llt h Annual
Event
l l t h A nnual
E v en t
Savings for our customers. That's the slogan
o f this sale. The sale starts Tuesday, June 3, and
13.98
continues throughout the following week—this is
110 D rcn ts $4.95 to $5.75 value
your advance notice.
Light weight, *ummery d r u u i —rt<
W onderful opportunities
fo r your savings In every department Of the,
markable values— moit o f them naw
— Linen*, gingham* and challLi, Dim
store.
Plan to fill to your needs of the .coming!
ity dresses Included.
months during this sale—fo r in all truth ntf sale
so great as this in all our history. jYour calls
through the mall will receive prompt attention* J*
$4.98
Dreiica $0.50 to $7.50 valuta
New frock* fox the staion here—>.
Scotch tissues, Everfaat materials,
tUaua gingham*, Irlah Unens, French
ToUea—at $4.98.
88 Snmmar Frock*, value* to
Valuta to $15.00
$ 10.00
97 o f theae frock* formerly as
New, clever frock* for ttreet
and retort wear— from Co-Ed
many of th«(n.
high aa $16.00.
voile*, French vollea and linen*.
Light weight
lummir fabric*.
them.
lland mada
All the former apeclal $16.00
Only 88 o f
dreasea.
CHILDREN'S < APPAREL
At 1-2 Price
AT
All Coats
T #I.
Coat*.
reasonably.
Get the fall coat In this tale. Many
beautiful ones from Hart Shaffner
Hundred* of stupendous valuta
for y^ur children. Thing o f
IS M an .
| flannel, Crepe, Jersey, i
i
Dresses
children'* romper* of $1 value
at 69c. Of union suit* o f $1
value at 69e (tlz* 2 to 12) of
drawara o f aiaa 3 to 14 and $1
Dotena o f dreuea at one half their
talM t l 6 9 * m -----------
$1.25— decidedly
time— and if you're w ill you’ll
buy for thta fall's uee at achool.
Fractional prleea—aud coat*
All othera low too— tho $2.25
for aehool at One Half Price.
Everything for ghlldron, god
W ool Suits r w
Wool Suita—the smart auita of Spring
at ONE HALF PRICE.
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aale to great aa this In all our value
l i
f Dresses at $25.00 jg
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Values to $40X0
Formerly to $10X0
T bi entire aeaortment o f form -
The famous Nay-vae auita for
W
feature drestee—values to
$49X0—g o Into thla tala at $85.
aehool fir la—It pays t o think
of next fall and buy ehlldf an’a
lim ited fat number.
epparel during tola aale,
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LESS IN A P P A R E L
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They Are The Lowest Ever in This Sale
$2 Gloves fo r $1.69
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Middy Suits $2.98 £
Floor 2
nt
All pure allk hoae with
top and allk foot—colon
and gray—usually rapid aallara.
ThU aale at only $1X9.
black, whlta, fawn, castor
brown—at $2.19. Buy by i
ToiTet Goods — Low
Priced
Articles In tha toilet goods de
partment are the lowest in
hlatory.
Parfumea, powders,
vanities, aoep—all remarkably
low. Buy for Uu future.
Outstanding are theee rug
value*. $1)5 Latona Wilton* at
$70.50—and
Winton
velveta
(9*13 at $52.50 usually) sell
nt $42.50. Axminater ruga of
$42.60 value at $35.75 and Tap
estry ruga worth $37X0 for
$28.50
Bargains
Everything 10% ’to
50%4<ess
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and upholatering matarlala in
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thU aale on the fourth f l o o r -
ment la reduced from 10 per
cent to 50 per cent, lan't that a
K,orjoui chancfl to , a„ ? ^
formerly |45c to $1.60 the yard
golcum, Nippon
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at 20c to 76c the yard.
China,
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laeea'
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THING.
Fourth F lo o f
$3 Hose $2.19
Chamolaette gloves with the
atylieh appllqued cuff— In tan
U8c.
values at $3.55.
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Truly, no
giving hlatory.
low
values at $1.85—and Ike $4.25
bablea reduced.
J.ik atialmal
M ill
Feature value* at
Children's drt*:ae for vacation
OM'iaaiat e » tamptSttoaVr.J«ordirv
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Rues
Suited curtains are priced most
ONE H ALF PRICE.
ful valuta.
Curtains
FRACTIONAl
Stationery
Summer time U correspondence
time.
Anticipate your station
ery needs for thU summer by
buying in thU aale at trsmsndoualy low prices.
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GREAT REDU CTIO N S ON SMALL THINGS
Hera's a fine offer fo r boms sewers. With every purchase In
the notlon’a department aggregating $1X0 or more, on goods
not otherwise low marked—a flat discount o f 20 per cent U al
lowed. ThU U our preient to you during thU sale.
paaaed—Summer
Palm Beeches on sals at $18X0
beginning, and the entire stock
of man's clothing at lots. 3plece from Hart Shaffnar A
Marx— values at $50 for $37X0
—$40.00 suits at $20.50. Figure
the luit—fine values— end lines
auita for only $15.00—Mohair
Spring
12 Spool Gotten 56c
SILK St
PIECE GOODS!
LINENS
| D greatest allk stock In Can-
Tha entire stock e f bed Uneoe,
tM ) Floride-^ray below coat
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tow ale-every household linen
need—at price* so low yen’ll
M O w g r tt. O w p. . t
ffjiaal taffetas at $8X>. French
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Msirg a t $8X5—hundred*
peDed to cam*. Or i f you wish
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of
* « •* Mlm I.
K M anm ltj. So manj w j»
^ this—tost you'll be com*
p a t e M -la poet card will bring
a post card wll} bring c o a -
j p j j g g j g M j W kto-)
pU u .**•• ,
Yaa, it pays to buy at DicksonIves all tha time—eapecUUy
during this aale—buy 18 spooU
o f thread far 65c in tha notions
department.
Lacee at 1-2 Price 1
Fiva tables o f Ucss that art
sailing at ONE HALF PRICE
during thU eala — antklpats
jou r needs and buy NOW
DURING THE JUNE SALE.
Just
the savings asd buy now.
Thai* extraordinary ahlrta from
r
8 Hairnets 10c
8 Cards Snaps 10c
Wilson Bros, for only f 1.06—
Black and white—three card*
usually great valno* at $2.50.
Soma odds sad and* o f GOOD
HAIR NETS—this salt at only
o f anapa at only 10c.
10c foe thro* acta.
thia department by all means.
Shop in
With and without collars.
suits remarkable value* during
thU aale at $18X0. Buy your
summer clothing during
sals and realise savings.
thU
50 auita In light weight matariala of wool—2 and 8 place
auita—eelling aa tha greataet
offer at ONE HALF PRICE
plus $5—Be early for these.
Main Floor
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A Clean Political Campaign.
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ol«T 17. I91*». at ih* poatofTIc* at
iforf. Florida, under act of Mar.
1117.
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AH obituary notices. • cards Of
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alvsly antltlsd to tns uss
llcatlon of all news dispatches ersd
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MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1024.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
THE ONLY HELP: For 1 the
Lord thy God will hold thy right
. hand, saving unto.th^ * * not;
Iw W help thee.— Isaiah 41:13.
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---Time is the king of men;
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He’s both their parent, nnd he Is
their grave,
Andi wives ihzro what he will, not
wfcjzf thby‘crave;
— Shakespeare.
Vote early.
And vote right.
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-oThere alVe good men to be elected
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Otu». more day o f hnnds^klng
and then Ahc day of explainli
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J^s Brisbane Sees It
Tomorrow will be an important day in the life o f Flori
June brings with it Satfford's da. The voters will nominate men to hold the public offices
“ P ay-U p‘Week.’’ Get ready to pay of the state. It will be a busy day for everybody, including
r'blfls.
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your'
the candidates and the voters.
To-vote is not only n privilege but a duty. Important re
It i| said that a heavy vote will
1 A‘ " tomorrow. About one sponsibilities rest with the citizens who mark their ballots to
thousand votOta Will morrow. From all sections of the country come cries for bet
the elections
ter conditions. But unless the people who ure qualified to
vote, do so and take a hand in the selection of the various
R
a
ise
d
Setleus objection has been ja
fo r calling Coolldge “ Col. -'N.ever officials, insisting that real men lie placed in power, conditions
t 'TnlndqafUr the election in Novem will not be made better.
ber afe chn call him a “ has been.”
The person who doesn’t take the time or who doesn’t
bother
to cast his vote will have no cause for complaiht
Flatlda- will enter tho
should
the
wrong men be elected to office. It is important
coluihn
tomorrow, and .
known, for endorsing the candidacy that the “ good citizens’’ put forth great effort and energy
o f a progressive.
in electing the right men. Thero is one thing certain. The
-obootloggers
and the advocates of wide-open conditions all
Fo^ at least a week after the
'.election local barbers will have to over the state will see to it that their candidates are support
charge the defeated candidates ed.
double price for shaves because
The Sanford Herald believes that the people of Seminole
their faces will be so long.
countv
will act wisely when they vote. It believes they can
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lied
upon to sele
be
relied
select the men best fitted to hold office.
Tha Indianapolis News soys that
« Connecticut Democratic dele- There is little doubt but what the voters will realize their re
gateS’hre not for Al Smith and the sponsibilities and will weigh the merits of the various candi
soma 4hing enn bq said of about dates, supporting the ones who nre better qualified to serve.
forty-aeven
states.
fartv-oaven other st
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1 also election week with
rd Chamber of CornThree governor* for that
i be narrled bjuthe mduix.
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_ Fody. Thursday
t civic;
$dar of $he election. . . v
A Fad That Could Be Made Profitable
J_. Some one locking fob P
jAd jyould do.WclL.tO f>P
V oters1 are urged to make np
talr minds whom they ore going to
for before entering the booth.
ard some big precincts and
voting will be heavy. Mark your
JoC*quick!y but carefully.
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----------Campaigning for an office Is a
*’ 'fuj opportunity to let tho
know what you have done
JJow’ much you think o f that
,
y<ynQ have accomplished. Any
other-dime you would be accused
o f taping an extreme case o f ego.
m
Recently a doctor in England
iiagnoHid a man’s illnesn as heart
jubft by use of the radio. When
■y.aet .to where they can get us
t o f f inancial straits with its use,
then we will become confirmed
radioing*.
AAd now Tampa is taking up the
m aof Jni Alai. A handsome new
il4h)g with court! for this game,
rill be ejected at a cost o f noarly
' two*1iuhdred thousand dollars.
lUgti Will have to- look to its
«Js as the Jal Alai center of
jouqtry
g prisoners arc again
3ln~
ngi Joe Ryair,.the star basepitcher o f the Mutual Welfare
lie is again back, having just
led to serve a seven-yem'
jtince. Since his release u short
Jm»1ago, Ryan’s team had not won
>e but now business is expcctup.
•— A
nhing at eight o’clock Tues.
ight The Sanford Herald
rnish election returns. With
Associated Press wire in
and u complete county
in the public will be kept
a* to the way the votes were
Quickly as the officials in
rious precincts count them.
Jaoap box or a camo chair
a h e Herald's guest elecht.
& v ----------- ----------nt zones” in which big
*n not bo heard were disln Europe during the war.
the bombardment o f Ante'boom o f the big guns wa*
siaty miles from that sdkBeyond that for thirty nulea
lot heard, and then, farther
wa« heard again. French
now at work trying
’ the cause of these myszones of silence in the air.
relection is oyav and,some
iidates advocating good
elected, the people who
watch for the repairing
jrs now in bad
iafiy should sometoon on fixing up the
>m Sanford to Orlanof tbe Orange counneeded.
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•When
!"*" telj,
he caught he just T
Good People seem”i« v
JJT .
U" « flndi"K ‘ o m e ^ ^ s
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The average crop o f . ,
tree l« CO nuta, but uJ '
general election vari»T ^
No matter h o w T ^ k ^ .i matrimony you can , u - .
following the chart.
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The chief trouble ^ ^
mnn is shaving Ukea W
smearing in a
roogT
A man in n new spnn-^j
as conspicuous a3 i(
had his hair bobbed.
The average mln u . ’J
busy to be happy becaua»|
qfnne
nnd thinks
iU .1_ thit
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stops and
starts hurting him.
Tw?uV\ ,men, are Plwatai
over the North Pole. wkkiV
quit a bit of excitemnt l .
quite a bit of excitement hi]
Few people notice yoqUl
you nre good, but when *>,
out to borrow trouble the 1
is very high.
A conservative estimate .
be that half the fruit jin|
held booze at one time k
lives.
THE PARALYTIC infected with
malaria suffers “ chills and fevers’*
for two or three weeks. Meanwhile
he gets rid of tho paralysis and
then throe days treatment with
quinine cures him o f the malaria.
You might almost say o f the
germs what the old Frenchman
said of a higher’ power: “ if there
hadn’t been any it would have been
necessary to invent them."
Bad news from Englaai
o f the war weddings art I
Perhaps they knew huwtoi
well.
EMPLOYES WHO ENVY their
bosses’ easv life should give a
thought to Martin Frit2, Pennsyl
vania manufacturer. 60 years old.
He called his workmen together, at
they thought, to announce details
of the unnual spring picnic.
In
stead he said: “ I want to bid you
good bye. I am going away” and
blew out his brains before them.
Employers have
their worries
sometimes.
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YOU REMEMBER Alexander*
the Great, standing before hia
growling, grumbling Macedonian
generals, holding out his purple
cloak and reminding them that
while he had made them rich, all
that he had got but of it was that
cloak.
. jiyno modegi Alexanders of irv
P R IM A R Y SUGGESTIONS
FLORIDA TIME3-UNION
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Tn Itoosevelt’B day,.beginning with the Rough-Rider
times of the Spanish American War up to within a short time
METHODIST MINISTERS in
o f his death, the cartoonists produced a veritable pictorial convention telegraphed Governor
history of political America. Teddy mado great “ copy” al- Branch, of Indiana, denouncing the
Gibbons-Cnrpcntler prize fight. It
I n n If a
n tlfl
In t n / i n n •* .1 4\ rm* ■mm n VC »•*.. .1
L.
f 1 r
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A
ways, and
his
face and figure offered materiul
for caricature
will be interesting to watch the
that made more than one cartoonist famous. A collection of effect this unanimous message from
the Roofievelt cartoons, arranged in some sort of chronologi representatives o f three million
Methodists will have.
cal order would be immensely interesting.
The same coulu be said for the Wilson cartoons. There
RELIGION HASN’T tho authorwas much bitterness, and even cruelty, In the character of ity it had once. There is Bishop
many of the curtoons published by Wilson’s enemies. But they Brown, on trial as u heretic, his
all recorded history more or less, and gave commentaries up book entitled, "Communism nnd
on the times that would make valuable records for future his Christianity” denies that "God was
torians and students.
4 n real personal reality,’ ’thnt "H e
created all things” denies thut He
And this year comes a new crop of cartoons. The oil influences mutters on this earth.
scandal opened a rich field for clever nrtists, the Daugherty
IN OLD DAYS that amount of
hearing another; the tax reduction bills another and with
the two big conventions near at hand, and the weeks of cam heresy would have justified burn
ing a thousand men. Now the ac
paigning for the November election close behind them, the cused Bishop Brown says his
country’s cartoonists will depict some more history, much of brother bishops have no authority,
which will apeak more truth than will the word pictures of very likely he’s writing another
book to prove it was not possible
skilled reconteurs.
for St. John to sec four angels
Perhaps there are many people already making a fad of standing
on the four com ers of the
cartoon collecting. To the Herald it is a new idea, rich in pos earth, holding the four winds of
sibilities.
the earth," first because the earth
FLORIDA FOR MC ADOO
TAM PA TRIBUNE
s s s k . ■£•jk h
paign. Dut Mr. McAdoo will un
doubtedly carry the state by a
largo majority, because the people
are with him and believe not only
that he is the best man running but
that he is the only Democrat who
can defeat Coolldge.
There has boon a certain align
ment of candidates for delegate,
with the McAdoo organization en
dorsing one set o f men and the
Underwood organization another
set o f men. This counts for little,
however, as the delegates elected
will have to vote for tha choice o f
the primary, regardless o f their
personal preferences— which means
that tho delegates elected from
Florida, whether they personally
favor McAdoo or Underwood, will
vote for McAdoo in the convention.
But it ehould be the concern o f ev
ery Florida Democrat that the del
egation from the state be not
bound to u hopeless cause .forced
tar js i^ v .7 s a B « r a s s s
Southern states and will. It la practicaily assured, have the votes o f
the three Southern states which
have not yet acted. Mr. McAdoo
is
therefore the
unquestioned
choice ooff the Democrats o f the
Choke
South. Mr. UnderwoOd .With dnly
one elate, will not make even a
respectable showihg in the conven
tion. It Is extremely doubtful .If
his name -will be placed before‘ lh#
convention.
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The McAdoo campaign ”ln > I o r •<I* has been conducted and financ
ed by his friends snd supporters In
*
state. They have no “ i
sent in for
Aid xz,
‘ the
\ng thc candij , te who will be nominntc<1 Bnd who h„ the t* Bt chBnco
0f election in November,
Contemporary Comments
being
ners;
winds
iently
round hasn’t got four cor
secondly, becauso tho four
nre not things to be conven
held.
sponsibility, much work, nnd little
pay. The other states look toward
FI
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*'loridn
and to some extent meas
ure her people by the man chosen
to act as governor. It is highly
important to select for this posi
tion an honest man, a brave man,
an intelligent man and one who has
somo qualifications and has been a
success in his previous undertak
ings. More than this, in selecting
a candidate fo r the governorship it
should be remembered that the
Bryari primary law allows for a
first and second choice on the same
ballot. There are five candidates
announced fo r the governorship.
To be sure that the full benefit of
choice is obtained, every voter
should mark two names. Cortainly the most critical can find in the
rnity o f Florida is expected to see ct candidates who will represent
the party in the generul election in
November. The Democratic party
has been in majority and control
in. the state for many years, and
the majorities heretofore shown in
the election, with one exception,
h&ve indicated little to doubt tho
>ntinunnco o f this party, in powr indefinitely.
Tno Democratic
ly rty —nJHiough
appearing
in
painted _ rd* as sufftering defeat
iDIO, wnen the prohibition caniate was elected (with Demoutic votes)— is understood to
me officials and representatives
hi the primary election. With the
ngle
Instance noted those men
T
o have-been chosen in the priry have later become officials
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-Tubsdiiy is therefortrn T p ry h n -portant day for the Democracy—
and as tho Democracy is conceded
to include the major portion o f the
jfcfbpie nnd a representative part—
4 la right and proper that all who
(jdl themselves Democrats and
wno are taking somo interest in
»he affairs of the state, should
make the effort to go to the polls
and vote for the best candidates
offering for the varloun positions.
Florida
is
choosing
four
members
of
the
national
house o f
representatives
this
year. The lour incumbents are
candidates for re-election. Two
have opposition in the party. All
mny have opposition in November
should the Republican party decide
t© try for theao positions. Flor
a s Republicans voted to the num
ber o f 40.U00 in the last general
ejection. It is well to give the con
gressional candidates a rood vote.
! Probably the grentest interest
in the stnte centers about tho se
lection of a Democratic candidate
for governor. There are five men
Wking* for this honor. The positjon U ono that carries— or should
Try Smith’s Barber
Sl^op for good barber
wprk — next Valdez
Hotel.
RIVE & WALKER
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is found less popular.
■ In marking the candidates for
the national convention, the voter
will have a long list to consider.
The delegates chosen will go to
New York, and their votes In the
convention may . determine tho
leader for tho Democratic party.
This has been heralded as a "Dem
ocratic year,” but much depends
upori the action o f the convention;
a wise choico and victory are de
sirable and possible.
The ballot Tuesday all over the
stote will be long, and thero will
bo close contests decided on many
issues. State and county officers
are to be named— and later elect
ed. The day is Important, and ifbusiness or pleasure is somewhat
neglected, in order to give atten
tion, tho citizen.can feel that the *
time was well spent. Good gov
ernment can be had only when the
people generally take an active in
terest in elections.
A fair nnd
Jfce expression o f the majority is
; highly desirable, and a vote means
I more'than a world o f verbal"protest or argument after election.
W HOLESALE
COMMISSION
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The worlds cheapest insurance ft
safe deposit box such as is available1
this Institution.
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It safeguards Jewelry and :
sakes against theft, carelessness,, storr
fire and floods. And it does all this io
few cents a week.
When such security can be had
such a low cost, it is unwise to run
risk.
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TO THE VOTERS OF SEMINOLE CO.
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Indifferent thinking and indifferent
voting may elect the wrong man.
** Straight thinking and straight voting
will elect the right man.
Sanford Ave. and
2nd St.
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Repairing
VOTE FOR H. H. CHAPPELL
“ Use your firet choice vote t®
nominate the man you w ent i
our second choice to defeat
u don’t wetotfM*
24 HOUR
FOR CLERK OF THE’ CIRCUIT COURT, - .
Wi
O ur counsel in invest*
m ent matters is giveo
w illingly and incurs oo
obligation.
4l
Muny election officers and news
'reporters will be in a fram e o f
mind to start a “ short ballot”
movement after the primary.—
^lant City Courier.
. Storage And
I f you want to invat
money to good advantage
and are uncertain about
the best way to do it, let
us give you suggestions.
Virginia Produce Company
STOCK BROKERS rolled home
in their automobiles lust night
while their clients on the "long”
side wnlked or rodo in street cars
to celebrate, -or mourn, through a
triple holiday, Friday, Saturday
nnd Sunday. They left the stock
list decorated with minus signs.
Something ia frightening these ■
gentlemen?
W HAT WOULD they do, how
would they feel, if they were liv
ing end speculating in Europe,
where members o f three different
national parliaments start simul
taneously throwinng inkstands,
books and epitheta at each other’s
heads, and the four biggest coun
tries. England. France, Germany
and Russia, are ail in the hands of
Socialists, Labor Leaders or Com
munists?
America’s speculators are for-’
tunate, but don’t know it.
Investm ent Guidance
t. Tuesday, June 3, the Democratic carry— great dignity, a large re
artoon collecting. There wilicome a day when a coliectionTdustry don't even get the purplg
They . •1get-..xly»pcp*la,
made up of the 1924 pglitkaLcartooup-will not only be ex- clojik.
"nerval and.ao .v*H**ge. a f bitter- femberJljnowinxr the (ttlm kryj.r:. .
Florida is not a losing state. It
is a winning stute. It has never
willingly allied itself with a loser.
It believes in winners and it is
usually associated with winners.
This is one o f the reasons that
Florida is going strongly for Will
iam G. McADoo in the presidential
primary vote next Tuesday.
The Democrats o f Florida, aside
from the fact that they believe Mr.
McAdoo to be the ablest and best
qualified candidate for president
realize thut he Ls the only one of
the present avowed candidates who
has q chance o f the nomination.
Ho has alrvuiiy instructed and
pledged a majority o f the votes in
th convention, tine o f hia oppon
ents, Mr. Smith, has his own state
and two others. His other oppon
ent, Mr. Underwood, has only his
own state. Mr. Underwood, indus
triously urged us “ the Southern
When you start
quick- you are llabl- ?
quicker.
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ing mosquitos, infected with malarin ,to bite the patient. Wonder
ful things are germs and wonder
ful in human knowledge.
ness.
fairxnrr~
TbeicayT election Seminole county
voters* will select a group o f m w
who Will be capable officials. That s
tho o»ly kind of men that are seek
ing office here.
Dan Dobb
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The political campaign is about ended. Tomorrow the
Doni’ t Forget the Lltlng; x‘ *'
Al Smith’s First Bong.
voters will select men to fill the various offices in the county
Mosquitos as Doctors.
and state. ••
.
Pity the Boss, Sometimes.
It has been a busy campaign with many speeches and
Copyristu. i i t s
much political activity. The candidates have all done their
best to convince the voters that they should be elected.
HONOR THE DEAD, decorate
It is to the credit of nil the candidates that this has been their graves, pray for their aoula,
an excepionally clean carifljaign. It hns been free from perbut don’t forget the living. Good
sQnaUties, mud-slinging and underhanded methods.—As fa r,
baby kind
as
tln*Tampnigning
in
this county has beaA f n i r firi r words spoken10toa an
,iv,n,r
“ y*
a s 1.is
is ..known
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old
man
in “dls- I
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a.fair andi square
basis with no candidate taking
unfair ad-.
p
t«
S g e o f ^ i^ op p on e^ t:‘ ,m
have
«W *
worked hard to make friends and to secure votes, but in doing JJj | ^ a ” d“^o th?menw^ o K ^
so they have attempted to ploy the game squarely.
dead hero.
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«.* this.»;s evident. There are no factions
here.
The result
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The candidates are all friends. After the votes are counted " A L SMITH’S BOOM p*>i$i
with
the
usual
symptom*,*
IWltt
they will continue to be friends. The co-operative spirit pre
ing a campaign song with*tjirpB»
valent in the county will continue and all the citizens will frain, “ Take the ’c ’ out o f Cal arid
continue working together for the steady growth and the that leaves Al.” One line reada:
“ The type of man like Lincoln
prosperity of the section.
. There are few counties in the state where campaigns wns courageous, simple, true.”
would interest Lincoln, if
hive been conducted on as clean lines as here in Seminole heThat
could see Al Smith, and vice
county. Newspapers from many parts of Florida tell of at versa.
. ,.
.
The next song writer undoubted
tacks made in speeches by one candidate or another. The pa
ly will put Al Smith far ahead o f
pers have been full of propaganda favorable to or aganst
ferent men. Newspaper accounts of speeches tell of charges Lincoln, nnd, no wonder, fo r Lin
coln lacked Al Smith’s advantage!,
made^ {qudrslinging anil of many questionable ,methods pur not having been educated in poi>11sued in an effort to win votes*
tics by Tom Foley, Charles F . Mur*
Seminole county can consider itself fortunate in that it phy, and the rest o f Tamhiany
has had a clafcs of candidates who are running on their merits Hall.
alone and who have exerted their utmost to keep away from
NEVER LAUGH at anybody.
unpleasantness, preferring to conduct their campaigns on a Farmers o f New Jersey used. to
say “ Let mosquitos bite you, they
constructive basis.
This section has been greatly benefitted by the political cure rheumatism.”
W<» know now that mosquitos
campaign o f the last few months. The people have gotten
implanted malaria in those farm
closer together and worth-while friendships have been made. ers. But here, from London, comes
The clean politics of its political candidates has benefitted news that paralysis can bo cured
by injecting the .germs o f malaria
the county.
into the paralytic’s blood or allow
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Important Duties To Be Perform ed
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONPAY. JUNE 2, 1924.
Elizabeth Musson Is
W edded to E. W. Scott
On ;Saturday Evening
J G S J R T M -;
Smith's Barber Shop
for better barber w ork ,
ITS PEJULLCT
is a cold. Be prepar/4 f o ch eck '
n p v f V fllH A H n fa l
i this cold with-a few doses of the’
H C X l VB1Q CZ I l O l c L
i
A weddintr around which a great well-known
FOLEY'S
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deal o f interest centers, both here AND TAR COMPOUND. Best for
We have a client whd owna o«- »
Office 148;
MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J,
and throughout the Btate, was that coughs, colds, hoarseness. Benjam
DIEHL
of the neatest little bungalows* 1«o f Saturday evening, when Miss in Thomas, 712 West Lackawanna
Elizabeth Barbara Mussor became Ave., Scranton, Pa., writes: “ Your
i cated on a northwest vomer lo t
<
ELECTRIC FANS
the bride o f Mr. Edwin Nowtori h o n e y AND t a r c o m p o u n d
I aoctkqi cfBan~_*$
the ceremonyt akin* pla**e did me good; as V h a ffV r o m r n iiy ------T fc T T T T h r r l w j i r n C n •
COUNTY ..FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S Scott,
•» the home nf M r.'and Mrs. G. head and chest." Get a bottle toford who is willing to sell or trad*
H ardw are
Bailey on Myrtle Avenue, day. Sold everywhere.
IF H were possible to make for larger home.
CLUBS IS ENTERTAINED A T GENEVA W.
5 I
PHONE 8
Kev, W. J. t.arpemer officiating.
any better bread or pastry WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU WILL
Owing to the recent bereavement
On Wednesday, May 28, at 111social service work, reported four In the bride's family the ceremony
i. n o k 111
than is turned out by this es
AGREE ITS A BARGAIN.
H.OOdown Lrlnvi
o clock, the Geneva Woman's Club peases given such relief as to make waa witnessed by the members o f
(nctory . r e b u i l t .
tablishment
you
can
feel
quite
entertained nt the annual meeting j them no longer dependent on the the immediate famtlits only.
•ypewrtter.
« n y 1 LET NO MAN DECEIVE
Monday
mnke.
(looil
as
The Bailey hanie was beautiful
tgu Guild.will meet at o f the Seminole County Federation county charities.
mind
now.
Aiik to »•— YOU, |T- LISTEN TO WISE tatl&fled in your own
the home o f Mrs. o f Women’s Clubs. The meeting
ly decorated. The color scheme o f
on«*.
k «t
A resolution of regret was read green and white being featurod.
thnt we would be making a
P u p l n lta>k
Binwas held in the park belonging to by the resolutions committee con Tall potted palms und ferns were
AND PRACTICAL PAINTTuesday
it. i . r o v It
Phono ass
lighters of Wesley, at the Geneva Woman's Club. The cerning the loss of Mrs. Van Neee, banked to form an improvised altar
ER— IF YOU DO YOU WILL better article. This, however,
op Tuesday afternoon* park is a lovely oak grove-consist* our beloved fellow worker.
and baskets of exquisite white
USE NOTHING BUT SUN- b a human impossibility. We
roses and feathery asparagus ferns
ing o f four acres and their boautfA rising vote o f thanks was were used with a pleasing effect.
25 per cent discount on alf Hats. PROOF PAINT FOR YOUR]bake a Perfect bread nnd per
Wednesday
The bride, who is a beautiful Quality Shop.
, Turner Club will meet ful new club house which is near given Mrs. Leonard!, the retiring
feet pastry.
HOMES.
j, D. Dorsey at 3:30 ing completion will occupy the cen .president, for the faithful and e f - «brunette, never looked lovelier,
ter o f the park.
wearing
her
wedding
gown
of
ficlent services to the Federation.'
SOLD BY THE
Over seventy-five members were
white canton crepe combined with
SAMPLE
in attendance, including the presi Mrs. R. E. Tolar spoke on the soft white lace. Her hat was a be
I n sworn
Btitrw,nil o(
dents o f the various country clubs. splendid work o f Mrs, Leonard! and coming model of white.
H e r'
SANFORD
INCORPORATED
CUN (TM o|
At 12 o'clock a delightful picnic said that she felt that she was tak flowers were a corsage o f white I
m nunun
Rooms 515-516
dinner was served by the hostess ing over a well organized and rose buds and lilies of the valley.
k M m in t
PAIN T STORE
, m«ikiix. Un
club o f which Mrs. Porter Wake stable organization.
Immediately after the ceremony
fir s t Nat’l.B k Bldg.
does ad for
Mrs. Endor Curlett o f field Is president.
the happy young couple left for an
llluny.'nqjtl'jgeglvingn-M'aple fll
•MWM.Ha lit
PHONE 303
; Sanford
— Fla.
The meeting was called to order
A vote of thanks was given Mr. extended wedding trip, keeping „ _
« in Sanford Monday
------------------------- P. H. Roof Civ,
STS CUj Hall Sta., Pop. A ZOI ,N«wTork
after lunch by the president, Mrs. John Leonardy and Mrs. E. A . 1their destination a secret. They
John Leonard!. Interesting reports'Douglass; to Mr, Leonardy for h i* ! will be at home to their friends at
were given by the various officers Icgnl service in incorporating the their new home on School Street
iihacl returned Sunday
showing the growth of the organi Federation, and to Mr. Douglass after July 1,
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nville, where he spent zation during the past two years. for his generosity in recording the
Mrs. Scott is travclin* in a
smart three piece costume oi black
p on a business trip.
Mrs. Endor Curlett, child welfare chatter.
chairman, gave a most interesting
The annual election of officers Roshanarn crepe with silver em
resume o f the past two years’ work wns held. The incoming officers broidery. Her chic close fitting
the day at Altamonte
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in child welfare.
arc: President, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, hat nnd other accessories were also
anday, were Mr. and
Mrs. B. G. Smith o f Oviedo gave Sanford; first vice-president, Mrs. o f black.
►t
, West and family.
her report as finance chairman W. B. Ballard, Altamonte; second
The bride Is the eldest daughter
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showing the federation to be in a vice-president, Mrs. Porter Wake of John Mussor and has made
Mrs. Noble and Mr. and healthy financial condition.
field, Genova; corresponding secre hosts of friends, both here and
rrmln and fam ily Hpent
Mrs. Harry Ileerin o f the Park tary, Mrs. Searcy, Lonjrwood; re elsewhere, by her winsome man
^Altamonte Springs with Committee was not present but an cording secretary, Mrs. John Leon- ner and charming personality. She
nccourvt was given of the beautiful urdi, Sanford; treasurer, Mrs. Mc is n graduate of Sanford High
Wekiva Park given by Mr. Cam Call, Oviedo; auditor, Mrs. W es:, School and also attended Woman’*
from Oveido Saturday eron.
Oviedo.
College nt Tallahassee. For the
!!i, (11 Williams, who has Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, chairman of The Federation voted to work to past four years she has •mid i> ,-erv
«3t of Mrs. A rgo for a bird protection, told o f the three secure the services of u home dem responsible position with Chase
towns and two parks in the county onstrating agent fo r Seminole &. Co.
Mr. Scott"ls with the Atlantic
being made bird sanctuaries: A lta county, feeling that the girls and
Mrs. Ritchie, who have monte,'Sanford and Geneva.
women need this service as well as Coast Line Railroad Company and
ling the spring months
is a young man of sterline quali
Mrs. Sauer, chairman of the the men.
I, returned Friday from
ties. He is the son of Mr. nnd
'c
i't to Miami.
Mrs. T. E. Scott o f Trenton.
| Thp many friends o f this popular
D. Brown has returned
young couple will join in wishing
H EA RD A T THE CHURCHES
tka where he spent the
them every future happiness.
with his father and
Church |ers may be helpful mut the*-e must
At the
Presbyterian
Hassell Brown and Paul Brown
Sunday morning Dr. Brownlee i he a response in our own heart.
hnvo returned to Sanford from
A. Leffler and children spoke from Joshua 24:15 "A s for| The finest place In the world Charleston. S. C., where they were
S. Wipeins and f*m - mo and my House we will Serve and also one of the most difficult, connected with the American Fruit
ay for Daytona Beach he Lord.”
is in the home. The only hope of Growers.
.
r will spend the summer,
A fter reviewing the career of salvation for the world lies In
Joshua, his campaigns, his difficul working Outward from the home.
to Orlando Friday for ties In settling disputes unor.vt Joshua recognized this as one of*
b
Save by buying
your hat now at
Ftre Mrs. Forrest Lake, the triblamtm and dividing the the secrets o f success.
the Quality Shop.
No religion can he of any avail
Lake and William land among the Israelites, Dr.
Brownlee called attention to the unless It be one of service. I f wo
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A SPLENDID FEELINO
fact that at the time of Joshua's learn anything from the life of
|Lake, who has been the declaration all o f the Israelites our Lord it is this "H e went aboilt
That tired, half-sick, discourag
his brother, Paul Lake, were not .followers of Christ but always doing good.”
ed feeling caused by a torpid liver
Lastly, Joshua's was a confessed and constipated bowels can be
lit week, left Friday f i r many o f them had turned aside
i Laurens, S. C.
of with surprising
to the worship o f idols. He aaih he religion. He was not standing gotten rid
thought that Joshua's declaration among people all o f whom were promptness by using Herbine. You
last Thursday to open o f religion showed four outstand followers o f God and his stand was feel its beneficial effect with the
more difficult than we may per first dose as its purifying and reg
hotel at Highlands, N. ing elements. That it was:
haps think. It was a step requir- ulating effect fa thorough and
1 F. Martin, who spends
1—vA personal religion.
i in Sanford at her home,
-A ‘ fan
q»n i***t
nroriM'i i vof.-Ti^r
•irniiD i n / ; *miii
ottage. .
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pK from Daytona Beach
tempt to over encourage lirem «> spirits, m
•Iter a very pleasant the
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|itx weks, wcr«NMr. andl “ ’ "Thls ieems to me to have been the step by claiming that euch a |pharmacy,
Meriwether and HUIe
ideally balanced program, and. course would be without difficul
only in its early stages o f develop
TH E Royal Poincianna in all its
lEllen.
. i on e‘ equally applicable to all of us ties.
ment. It possesses Magnificent
SERVICE: That's our middle
today. For any kind of worship Is The Lord reminds ua always
1 vivid, colorful beauty is once
fir Wey, who has been the vain unless it Is a personal mat that we must declare our purpose name. In doing buxlneas with un,
architectural features and beau
more with us here in Southern
er daughter, Mrs. Clyde ter. We cannot base our religion i Men everywhere who serve must you not only get value received,
but. you rot SERVICE along with
home on Park' Avenue on the fact that wo livo in n let all know where they stand.
tiful home settings. It enjoys g o lf
Florida. Around Miami, CocoaWe cannot do better than to it. QUICK SERVICE TRAN S
it ten days, leaves Mon christion community or nation. Wo
ractlce chriatianity in our homes FER, Phone 498.
home
In
Arcadia,
Fla.
and tennis, open air bathing,
nut prove and Coral Gables it
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cannot keep our Christianity in cur rat. and then go forth among men
country club dances and other
( Mrs. J. Howard JarroU, wife's 'or our children’s name. Each outatde. This kind o f religion
brightens the landscape on every
Reduction
all Millinery at
innah, Ga., arrived Sun- must stand In his own shoes. Oth- pleases the Lord.
wholesome recreational features.
side and welcomes the visitor to
the Quality Shop.
. visit of several weeks
Idaughter, Mrs. J, Wilbur
It has more than 400 homes al
Social
lalendar
UTS
ersonals
m
Britt
RealtyCo.
ROUTH BAKERY
M E
i
oanna
S
Mrs. Arthur J , Smith
[Mae Waters, who huve
lests of Mrs. U. T. TerFriday for their home
Ga.
Bridge Party Given
In H onor Miss Olga
Simmons on Friday
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Chuluota
Mr. Brumley and Mr. Jacobs are
shipping tomatoes this week.
Mr. J. W. Warren Is rebuilding
the turpentine still which was de.
stroyed by fire last Saturday night.
The fire loss was estimated at
$1,000. Origin of tho fire Is un
known.
.
Brown L McIntosh have moved
their sawmill from Blthlo to Chuluota. The firm will begin operat
ing this week.
Tart Brothers' stave factory will
begin operating this week.
Mra. W. S. GiUe and daughter
left Thursday for Bainbridge. Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. King and
daughter, Hope o f St. Augustine,
nt several days at Chuluota Inn
spen
this week.
Thirty people enjoyed flshlbg
and a picnic lunch on the St. Johns
Thursday.
, , ,,
Mr. Hilton Brown received his
appointment as acting postmaster
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tupper were San
ford visitors Thursday.
Heavy rain fell here at six
o'clock p. in. on Thursday.
ValdezU
Mrs. Theodore Langley and Miss
Mildred Simmons entertained Fri
Mrs. J. H. Price, who
1hero recently from A t- day evening in honor o f their guest,
!!! SUMMER SPECIALS !!!
phasantly located at the Mlaa Olga Simmons. The entire
srtmeil s. Mr. price lower floor waa opened en suite and
Thru the Summer months we
a position, aa book- beautifully decorated
will prepare special meals giving
with cut
the Seminole Bank. a good selection o f "H ot Weath- i ,
flowers and ferns.
er" dishes, and food of the best
Mrs. Langley and the Misses
quality. Quick and efficient ser
Simmons formed the receiving line.
vice. Reasonable prices.
A s th e'gu ests entered they were
Luncheon 60c
[ a very pleasant day at served Ice cold punch by Mrs. Ed
Served from 11:45 to 2:00 P. M.
Sunday were Mr. and mond Meisch. There were six
Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. tables o f players.
Supper 50c
juer, the house guests o f
Served from 5:30 to 8:00 P. M .,;
The high score prize for the
Irs. Wilson. Mrr. Spencer
»t the beach fo r an Jn- ladles waa won by Mias May Holly,
wiod and will be a guest which was a hand-painted bridge
nl Hotel while there.
set. The gentlemen's high scoru
prize, a hand-carved cigarette bot,
J Mrs. R. L. Thrasher
w is e Thrasher, Mr. and was won by Calvin Teague. T]ie
Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. N. consolation prize, s deck of cards,
went to Miss Emily Llngle. The
r> Douglas Garner and
«sher motored to Coron- guest prise was a lovely bottle of
th Sunday where M rs. Houblganta Ideal.
A t a late hour Mias Fern Ward
wd her family will spent
and Mra. Edmund Meisch assisted
»nths.
Mrs.
Garner
and
N. Williams and Clarence the hostesses in serving Ice cream
*dl spend
weekonwith
Drill
leave this
shortly
an
Mrs. Raymond Key and baby re
„
.
pup, 5Irs. Williams going en bloc. thO‘ guests were Mr.
from Leesburg,
and turned Friday
P ” . Ga.. on * t l i i f and
Meisch, Mr. and Mrs. where they have been the guests of
going to Fort-Val-,
Mr*. George Uppltt fo r a week.
Mrs. Llppitt, Mrs. Key and baby
"Fruit iTUera,t* . * T ®
and nurse and Mrs, Dickinson o f St.
Olga .Simmons, Mias Sarita
Petersburg motored through the
who Is. no«r'\
Mias Emily Llngle, Miss Mae
will join Mrs?
, l M tta' Helen Verney. Mlas country. Mra. Llppitt and Mrs.
uitrnan the latter pi.
Dickinson are the guests o f Mr.
Ward, Mias Catherine W key,
and Mrs. Kay for a day, or two.
»nd from there they
las Edna CMttenden, Frank Wood They will return to St? Peters
,n Points, N. C.
burg* their home, Sunday.^
1^0r Pittsburgh, Piu, in tenden, Frank Markwood, Waiter ,------- r - — ■- : - - -- - Sunday morning, were
Connelly, H. S. Pond, Calvin
All Hats reduced at the Quality
» . . John n S " - 1*** ; p d
^Teagua arid Dr. Langley.
Skop.
, 3 s * . jM is and M ri,
Smith »
East Sanford
I*narn t u* broth«n> Mr.
Mr. and Mra. Jaepb J. Bolly and i i a a H a n a H H i u n M H U a u > H m » H u n H i M i >
fen<U l. Henry and H. P .
J. K. Henry la quite daughters, Eleanor and Ethel * r,!
11 in Sanford, having leaving June 2 for New York. Mrs.
Bolly and the girls will sail on the
J* ° f bla furloughs hero
Rotterdam o f •the Holland st**n r
•nny Ufe.
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ship Line on June 6, going to visit
nts and other relBacked by 55 Years Electrical Experience.
Phone for Yonra Today
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ready built. But all that has been
done only as a beginning—step?
ping stones as it were to vastly
greater things.
If in your own interest you sense
and apperciate the wisdom o f
sharing in Miami's great pros
perity o f the future, an invest
ment in Coral Gables residential
or business plots will appeal to
you now. Such an investment is
easy for the reason that no large
amount o f money is necessary. A
small initial payment and balance
in monthly payments will make
it possible for you to make a most
profitable investment at Coral
Gables.
But rich
surpassing, tropical
beauty is not the only thing which'
Southern Florida offers at this
time to visitors. Magical growth,
stupendous development and the
assurance o f a glorious and pros
p erou s future open up opportun
ities here on every hand.
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VALDEZ GRILL
Election will soon
]be over, and the ma
jority of candidates
will be relegated to
rear seats, but the
Q U I C K SERVICE
TRANSFER
COM
PANY will still be do
ing business at the old
stand; giving to pat
rons real
at all times.
scenic delights which no other
section o f the country can reveal.
Besides the large, full-grown
poinciannas which are abloom atCoral Gables, there are more than
a thousand younger trees plant
ed.
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i
Coral Gables, already matured
into Am erica’s Finest Suburb, is
Special de luxe pullman busses make free
sightseeing trips to Miami from this city
every week. They afford the rare oppor
tunity o f seeing Miami and Coral Gables
at their best. Make your reservation to
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Sanford Office,
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P-r o v i d e Interest
Appears Tonight
omen’s Club
/C olu m n
look aftAr the needs o f our poor,
delinquents and other unfortunates
and last, bu tnot lenst, certainly,
fa he work of bringing into closer
touch with each other on the
grounds of community interest the
women of our county.
“ Our federation together with
the League of Women Voters se
cured two years ago the services
o f a county nurse. This was of
* course pioneering for both the
: cbflhty' commissioners nnd our club
women. We have succeeded be
yond e en our expectations. We
have hnd in.these two years hook
worm clinks, mid-wife clinics,
?.• weighing nnd measuring cam- paigns in every school in tho counSPtv.
ly. corrections of defects found,
found n
. course in bedside nursing put on
- Local wrestling fans are lookin* forward with a great , deal
o f interest to the ftxhlbltlon
that has been arranged fo r to
night at the armory at 8:30 o '
clock under the supervision o f
Gas Schmah when "Y oung”
Gotch o f this city will meet
-"U tic a Jbe" in what is eapected' to be a match fn lh o f-th r ilb r --" '
Both participants o f the main
match o f the evening are past
masters in the art o f w restling
and both have met some o f the
best men (n the game. Gotch,
a form er champion, will easily
furnish all the excitement that
his opponent is looking ..fo rt]
"U tica Jce" is known as one m
the cleverest and most rugged
m en^n the game and numbers
among his victims, some o f the
leaders in his division today.
Serving as n semi-final will
be the match between Charlie
Mero and BUI Hammock o f
Ocala. This match too is exxrted to be full o f interest.
no preliminary proceeded by a
battle royal will also be seen ion
tonight’s bill.
B
didatt s
as a body
■
‘ ■poke to
a
1
-
gnmp of womi-:i stutiiu: their politic.il nlatf'i m M r . Itnlly today
mill th;if of all the |.olitic;ii pit nies
Hint wn,! the hn g< st, l»v
tho hc-t in.in every view
f •h fry v.ois •erved and
l,y tie- cu n t;. I tenioi rat ic
far. and
point. A
paid for
commit.-
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"Our county federation r now in5 ® | y /y ;'! ,'Jfr' / ; / / ' / : V /./'y }\
rorporated for tin sum of $511,tJ00. (It), arid that makes it possible
-.- v
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for us to own nml control real eatato.
,
“ We nre free from debts and as
“ Young" Gotch who will he seen
you noted with n small balance in aa the opponent o f "Utica Joe
the bank!!. That means work fo r here tonight
at the National
your officers when we had to fi- Guard Armory.
nance the entire work of the fede■.
. — . . . ---------- —
ration on dues of 52.00 per club.
"O ur Americanization rommit- bnving you with a stable organltee addressed several schools on ™ tion; we have had a beautifully
good citizenship nnd each nnd ev- harmonious twq ye«r*; to place any
Now open—20 rooms $1.00 a
day.
Light lunches, ice
cream, soft drinks. Always
open. Mix. II. B. Turner,
Hostess.
K S r ,. s \ £ ? 3 r " 4 “ ■111 r s s f f r s & a a * s u r e
“ Our social^ ftrv ich committee ' n,a/ nll. f" 1 P™"11 « ( l • > * ° g k "
has taken care of a family o j five “ " d
^
^
persons and secured work and u
carry on the work
good home for the family and sent ? f tbi Bimportant organization. In
them to Alabama. The convict ^av ng the chair, your president
camp has been inspected, and vis‘ ,k.e »° nmke some suggesited several times, entertainment |
“
hap been furnished for the county , on |}lc btcoming president,
homo; one girl has boon placed in
-*Wo feel that the federation has
the right sort of home; boxes of been largely kept nlive by the
.J
f It
a*j
clothes sent to the near east, etc. monthly meetings in the summer
“ We have entertained our state- nnd would suppest that they be
Is Confident of Victory
officers on several occasions, nnd continued.
responded to every state call.
“ We feel that the time has now
"In finishing my term ns your conic for the employment o f a
His Candidacy Receiving Endorse* county president I fee! that 1 mn county home demonstration agent.
, meat of Leading Democrats of
, the Stale of Florida.
t. Wm. M. tVooilcock. Tax Colt lector o f the T o w n of Lohgwood.
C aptain
Geo. J. G arcia
■ JACKSONVILLE, Fin., May 31,
|924— From repots received
in
Jacksonville, from all sections of
thb Btatc, it seems that Capt. Geo.
J. Garcia o f this city will be elect
ed Adjutant General o f Floridu
National Guard nt the Democratic
fi fW J Z-Joj be held ap. th e-^ rd
As this expense is met partially
hy the state and federal govern
ments, we feel that the commis
sioners will liBten.very cordially to
our request and would suggest
that the federation vote to apply
for this worker in July when the
budget is made out.
"Our child welfare work Is too
important and far-reaching fo r the
county federation to consider not
continuing. This is the basis of
our strong county federation as we
have it today.
"W hen the county federation
was organized two years ago we
were a county of numerous com
munities. Now through our county
countv
federation we realize that tha good
of each community depends on the
well-being o f the whole and we are
now one big neighborhood; our
county women realize this and api preciate the friendships formed,
I "In closing I would thank my ofi ficers who have so loyally worked
for the advancement o f the federa
tion and the club that haa stood so
loyally for the work and each and
every individual member who has
by her attendance and effort made
the ntrong and stable organisation
that we are now turning over to
tho new administration.
bank or to any association, firm
5: it.W&
P r e p a y s F or
Unknown
TOKIO, June 2.— Leaders' In'the
"national spirit" movement who
have been joined by m vasal re
tired generals today announced
plans fof- a public funeral June 6,
for a "nameless subject of the Mi
kado," who committed suicide by
Karakiyi Saturday, in front o f the
^American, embassy an a protest
against the enactment o f the
Public obsequies .will be fol
lowed by a parade to Ryoguku,
where a mas* meeting will bo ncld.
Authorities believing
will be
dangerous to suppress a demon
stration declared today that they
would take special precautions and
guard against any outbreak o f
violence.
"I also wish to bespeak fo r your
capable incoming president, Mrn.
R. E. Tolar, your continued sup
port.”
flesh with extraordinary speed.
Bad wounds or cuts which take
weeks to heal with the ordinary
liniments mend quickly under the
powerful influence o f this wonder
ful remedy.
Price (liquid) 80c,
GOc and $1.20. Powder 30c and 60c.
Sold by Union Pharmacy.
.NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APP L Y
FOB L E T T E R S P A T N E T
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned will apply to the O o v «rnor o f thn State o f Florida, at
Tallahassee, on the 12th day of
June, A. D. 1924, for Lnttern Patent,
Incorporating the Sanford Bank and
Trust Company, under the fo l lo w in g
proposed charter, the original o f
which Is now on (He In the office o f
the Secretary of State of the said
6iaie of Florida.
WITNESS our names this 31st day
of .May, A. D. 1924.
corporation tn which such officer,
d irector o r e m p lo ye e miiy be IHthr
oat** until th e sam e has flrat been
approved by the Board o f Director*
The
undersigned
Incorporator* or a Committee (h e r e o f a u th orllrd
hereby associate themselves toretRF »p set,* thereon, and then m u * loan*
In the a g g r e g a t e ahall n e r * f egcerd
c r fo r ib e 'puraosa o f becom in g la* 10 p fr cent, o f ;the ca p ita l atocMcorparated and fo rm in g a c o r p o r a unless the w h ole amount th ereof is
tion under nnd hy virtue o f the law * adequately and fu lly aecured.
Of the B u t e o f Florida, with and
VUL.
under th* fo llo w in g propoaed ch a rN o unsecured loan ahall aver he
ter:
j
made to any one person. Arm. aaaoor corp ora tion In exceaa o f
Tho name o f the eorooratlon shall clatlon
per cent, o f th e com bined ca p i
he the Banford Bank and Truat 10
tal stock and unimpaired surplus o f
the bank. Loans o p ta 10 per cent,
o f the capital atfd unimpaired s u r
plus may be made provided the full
amount th ereof la am ply and fu ll y
tn a m a n n e r sa tta fsetory t o
The grneral nature o f the busi secured
n o srd o f Directors, o r an a u
ness to he trnnsaoted b y -th is c o m the
thereof.
pany shall he: That o f a general thorised com m ittee
IX.
banking
business with
all
lh*
T
he
h
ighest
am
ou
n t o f Indebted
rights.
p ow ers
and
privilege*
granted and conferred by the b a n k ness o r other liability to whleh the
ing and trust law s of th# State o f said corp oration shall at any time
Florida, regulating the organisation. subject Itself-ahall be as limited and
by Chapter 1533 o f the L a w s
inwers and management o f B a n k - denned
ng and Trust Companies, except o f Florida.
those p ow ers granted under pa ra
graph it . Section 41(5, Revised (Jenoral Statutes .relating t o title In
surance.
III.
Th* amount of the capital stock
o f said corporation shall he F ifty
Thousand (fSO.OOO) Dollars, to be
divided Into Five Hundred
(500)
shares o f the par value of On# H u n
dred Dollars (1100) each, and a s u r
plus o f F iv e Thousand <f 5.000) D o l
lars, nil to be psld In cash.
IV.
The terms fo r which said c o r p o
ration shall exist shall he prrp et- )
uni.
V.
The b u s in e s s 'a n d affairs o f th is ]
Company shall he managed nnd c o n - I
ducted hy n Hoard o f not less than
five nor more than tw enty-five D i
rectors w h o nhal) be elected a n
nually by th* stockholders o f this
Company nt thrlr annual meeting
t o he held nt the place o f business
o f this Company, In the City of San
ford, In the County of Seminole,
and Htnte of Florida, d urlne the
first fifteen days In January, o f each
yenr after this Company shall be
futl)4 authorised to commence b u si
ness; and by n President and one o r S TATE O F FLORIDA, )
more Vice-Presidents and Cashier County uf Seminole. )
B efore me, thn undersigned No
who shnll be elected by the Board
o f Directors, from the Hoard o f D i tary Public In and fo r the State o f
rectors. at thn same place, on the Flnrlda ut L a rg e, personally ap
same day amt Immediately a fter peared W. II. Tunnlcllffe. Harry L
Jos. n e lien ste ln ,
P. H.
said Hoard of Directors shall be Walsh,
Hoard o f Directors may appoint a Brown. B. fl. Smith. J. D. Davison,
E
dw
ard
H
iggins.
R.
B.
W
ig
h t, fl.
elected hy the stockholders; and the
Secretary, Treasurer or such other Puleston. C. F. Williams, R. J. H o l
officers nnd employees as may he ly,’ A. H. Moses, p 0y F. Hymss, all
necessary: Provided. That the office* to me known, and k nown to mn to
o f V lce-I’ resldent, Secretary, T r e a s he the Individuals described In and
urer and Cashier may be combined w h o executed the fo r e g o i n g p ro
posed Charter o f the Hanford Bank
In one and thn same person.
and Trust Company, and each b e
VI.
Until the officers elected at the ing duly sw orn severally a c k n o w l
first annual meeting o f the s t o c k edge that he executed the same fo r
holders shnll be iiuallfted .the bu si the uses and purposes therein e x
ness of said corporation shnll be pressed.
IN W ITNESS W H E R E O F . I have
conducted by the follow in g -n a m ed
officers:
hereunto set my hand and affixed
tny Notarial seal this 21st day o f
W. H. Tunnlctlffe, President.
B. Pulestnn. First -VJee-President. May, A. D. 1924,
(Seal)
II. a POND.
F. H. Brown. Cashier .
Notary Public, Hint# o f Florida. My
F. H. Brown. Secretary.
F. H. Brown. Treasurer,
Commission expires A ug u st Z3,
and Roy F. Symea. a. Puleston. E d
1927.
w ard Higgins, H. B. W ight, W. II.
NOTICE TO COMTlt A CTOIIS.
T unnlcllffe and F. II. Brown, D ire c
tors.
Sealed bids w ill be received by
the City o f Daytonk. Florida, at the
VII.
No loan shall he made to any o ffi City Hall in the City o f Daytona up
cer, director o r employee o f the to 8 p. m. on June nth, 1934, fo r
tti k b p S w ,
jSSfcrttn* >«»
6? inV'liSl “ igS
riant to r * j,ct
•nd ■PecirTciliio^'jJ**
die.ee> & iu n 2 L * » 3 f l
said deposit to bT/Jl “ rtS
p U ns nr*
S S .’ f f S S S S W
tnpy T f t h .
L. R. Hol,(R CHyi
f
RUINED
By neglect; they Ket
you let them 2?
Leonardi’i Golden 1
soreness without
Cools, heals and «tr
on haring “ Leonat
rtrong 9 0 . At all i
FOR INACTIVE In *
When the k ld b m lS
n it * . I 00*1 flujhi" » Ufa]
PILLS, a diuretic
T heySj
effectively flu,),
their a ctiiit»2
Pleount relief. Lead?
Dorchester, lowe, yJS,'
truthfully say that Poffi
are the best I eT|T
lot*
tro.able
*v
and liver; I couldn't ^
my back was to
morning I was d iin T S
ly walk, but now I fj|
Sold everywhere.
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GREATER
RIDING
COMFORT
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Office Hours:
J A. M.; l.| p, n
• to I Evenings, tirttll
Rooms 104-4 H
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First Nat. Bk. Bldg, g
,. ,ftas**>4 OKetfft
•ppy-
W o r d in part: He was born in
Kay West, Fla., March 30, lB?ii;
and has resided in Jacksonville
since 1883; educated in Jackson
ville Tubllc Schools; hns been conneated with Florida
Nutionnl
Guard for twenty-four consecu
tive years.
lle.rHptluii ul I.unit.
Lot* IX, 2d. 21, 24. 25. 27 and 2S
Ii«g. H. K. Cor. of Jciump and Went
Luke Ave. In the T o w n o f Lolucwooil. See. 31, Twp. 20. It. 30 K.,
run.* H 19* ft U 855.tin ft., N. 198
ft., we it lo point of Peg. ......... ...
Beg. H. W. Car. SW *4 o f NWM.
31, Twp. 2«, It. .10 E.. runs N ti97
ft.. 'E. 321 ft.. H, (197 ft.. W S2t ft ..
He answered the cull nf the He* H. U . Cor. of HER „ f NW U
Sec.
31, Twp. 20. It. 30 K„ runs K.
gniuviu
on
iti,
iimi
Resident
April 13. 1917, nnd
105 ft.. N. r.2u f t . W. 105.6 ft.. S.
ved ovarseas with the IDth Initry and was honorably dis- fli'K. a Iti ft. N. and I2U fl. \V. uf H,
E. Cor. ,,f NIV
of H\V 1J. See. 31,
irged February Dth, 1919.
T\v|i. 20, It. 2i> l:.. runs N. 731 fl.,
W. 170 rt„ H. 734 ft., K. 170 ft. ... C e org e Murphy
le reorganized the National
Beg. S \V. Cur. of NWV, of S W ti,
ird in J a ck son v ille September
Her. 31. Twp. lo, H. 30 E . run« N.
J92P,. and ,ia now Inspector,8 i In*111h. K. 5 chulnv, S. 8 chit Inn,
with
the* rank
rnptntn.
W wl^ill
Wl w
im the'rjm
k o f rnptn!
He has served in the Jackson
ville city council for threo nnd onehalf years and was re-elected to
that1 body In June, 1923, lending
the ticket then in the field nnd he
is now president o f the City C’oun- Ha is a member o f the Met hew
dist church and la also a member
pf Ithu following fraternal organlxations: Masoo, K, o f P. Moose,
. O. A., P O. S. A „ Red Men,
mcrican I-fcrion, Florida K angcn
and Boy Fronts.
K
W ld Political Ad.
R.
\V.
Logging,
of
the
FER COMPANY, returned
from West Palm Beach Sat*
inlay night, where he had
>e£n engaged in transfering
he household goods of Mr,
ind TWirs. Frank Collum from
?anford to (hat place. He reMins a very successful trip;
hough finding the roads on
[hr. East Coast very rough,
rtth many detours, and pass*
Ing numerous cars 'stalled,'
tuoute, yet with one of the
pOUPBoy’s big trucks, he ex
perienced little difficulty in
pelting through on schedule
is only one or many
otanee trips of like
er this firm has been
; lately; having made
a Tallahassee,. It. Petirg. Bunnell, Palatka,.
i Cove Springs, to say
ing of trips to Daytona,
ido, and other nearby
m, which are almost a
oecurance.
•yon* wishing to move by
point in Florida,
do well to consult with
t a . .O B ’phone 4B8
A VOTE FOR JOHN MARTIN IS A VOTE FOR SEMINOLE COUNT*
;
R ock w e ll
B**g. 1120 ft. tv. uf H. p;. Cnr. uf
K K S •>( N W ' ; , of Ree. 31. Twp.
2<>, ft. 3il K„ runs K. 59 fei't., N.
4jU fl.. W 59 feet,. H. 450 ft..... ..
•u 4*1 ft. N. nml 1111 ft. E. nf H
W. Cur. uf See. 31, Twp. 20 It. 3(1
runs N. I .degree I loti'ft., N,
8!' ih‘ grreH. IV. 2(10 fll, S. 1 degree,
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4 ncren uf NEVi o f NU'Vi „ l K. O, Jones ....
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i . nf N W l ; o f NK*i „ f g,.c. <, Twp, Mlley Untereon
21. It. 30
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•f'l uf K E ' , Of NWV* Her. ti. T w p J. S. Coleman .
U nknown ..........
f
JOHN MARTIN
Has pledged himself to work for “ GOOD ROADS” and the DEVELOP.
MENT of our WATER HIGHWAYS.
*
WE NEED MORE GOOD ROADS AND WE MUST HAVE THE ST
THEREFORE
Unknou n
tleu. U. Jones
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n
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M O LN A im ADDITION
This add
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written and paid for by Seminole County Citizens who hare the
best Interests o f Seminole County and the State
State at
at H
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eart
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TO L Q N U W o o u . aa Ileeorti
1, Fag* 33. Xrmlnole Canpntr Xrrunla.
Deaedptioa of l ead.
v
Paid Political Ad.
AH taxea dua the
fbn year t»-j. becami
Items o f taxsii bear ini
nannm. (rum anj a f(ar
!
from N.rve
Means Freedom iron ]
Spinal Analyse* r rH>
LONOWOOII, ae l l r r o n l f j In i'la l Honk No. 1, P a ce* IH tn 31, Seminal
I'aiinO Record*.
17.
1
sirs M a&SB
Florida, do hereby verttfy that the fo llo w in g constitutes -the detln
luent tux list fur taxea due the Tu wn o f Lougwoud. Florida, fo r th
year. 1923.
,
Dated this 15th day of May. A. 1>. 1921. •
WM. M. WOODCOCK.
Tax Collector of_ the T o w n of L ongw ood , Florida.
ijianvdsllott, f$iletoii. I, MUfiL't j A^oeenod
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r OR RENT— Two cool furnished ,
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THE SANPORD ^EIULP/MOWPiAY, jy N S 2^1924^
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A ds A re Willing Workers
THEY WILL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY.IMEORTANT TASKS FOR YOU
pwaiur-j«:»srr-5»PN
Igi
Daily
Herald
If.AD RATES
"Political
Announcements
Political
Announcements
Lost and Found
L O S T — One
metal
binder,
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
LEARN ABOUT Polk County and
A
Rooms For Rent
Miscellaneous
Wanted
Advertising:
VT*,’K
ito n ir.
bed loom*, and kitchen, $25. 614
Lakeland, through the SUr-Tcle- PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS
containing receipts for O’ Bcfry
I w l 'l be ft candidate for renomlV oP . liALE— One C 'x l O ' t u « f M y - graro. Beat advertising medium in
W.
Second Street._____________ ' v ?“
. Cash in A d v a n c e
FERS,
yes,
but
none
with
SER
&
Hall
Co.
Finder
pleaac
return
natlon fo r the office of State At
ere Pump, good condition. Hoo- South Florida Published mornings. VICE for their middle name. Phone FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn't \
torney of the Seventh Judicial C ir to C. W. Stokes, Sanford, and relehan-Coleman Co,
cuit o f the State of Florida, su b ceive reward.
i l l . will fc* w *
you be able to use the money se* ; Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla.___ 498._______________________________
ject to the action o f the Dem o
___ patron* •*< CnlFOR
SALE—One two-horse wagon COLUMBUS (fla.) LEDGER—Class ARE YOU
to
keep
MOVING?— Call a cured by renting that vacant room :
cratic Primary. Your endorsement L0S1 an opportunity
^ 7 in, mediately »•*
ified ads have the largest circu
and one mule cheap. Call at
for a second term of office will bo
abreast with the times bjr not
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. now going tu waste t tnere era
lation In
flouthwestern
Georgia.
to* a Its*
rending the classified pages o f Houson’s_Shoo Shop±
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY greatly appreciated.
Rat* t o (C -w ord) lino.____________ They will do the job as you want it many persona looking for places to
u E O R O E A. DECOTTE9.
.1 desire to announce 10 the rh i____. He a. linn
your daily newspaper. Herald f o r ' saT e 1 14 h.p. gas engine A OVERT ISE * fn “ the Journal-Her done. Phone 498.^____ ____________ stay. Help take care o f them and
icn s o f Seminole County that I am •Unto Attorney, Seven'h Judicial
__ ___Or m llan
not only make money but assist in
want ads contain many interesting j at a bargain. Hoolehan-Coleman
Circuit,
State
o
f
Iarid*.
j
a
candidate
fo
r
the
nomination
to
_ _ 4e m Mae
ald, South Georgia** greatest WANTED— SanrorU business men keeping people in Sanford. Phone
messages.
It
will
pay
you
to
read!
Co.
bo
Prosecuting
Attorney
fo
r
the
who are in need ot competent 148 and give your ad over the tel*
___ ________ ,
.
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
Type double above
FOR nilBItIFF.
County Court of Sentlnoie bounty,
them dally.
JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop weekly and Sunday Classified rates help should read the classified ephone. Use The ellraid for quick
subject to the action of the Demo To the Voters o f Seminole County:
giot dates ere fo r con I hereby nnnounce my candidacy LOST— Large cameo pin some
ik located nt the coner of 4ourth; joc per line. Waycroaa Journal- page o f The Herald. There's no
cratic primary, June 3rd, l»3t.
I
ra ln»«rt Ions.
reason for sending out-of-town for
- —------- .
.
■;
will be grateful for your vote and for the o ffic e o f Sheriff >.f Semi
where on First Street. Five and Pine Ave. and he will be glad Herald, W aycrosa^ Georgia.
.of average length
nole County, subject to the voters
the nomination.
dollars
reward
if
returned
to
H
er
to
sec
any
of
his
old
customers,
and
T0
REACH*
th
w
'^
os^
reu
s
f
i
^
I
^
P
when
tht<r*
b
?
T
?
^
y
}?.*X
lanttd a Hne
of the Democratic Primary to be
ERNEST P. ’ IOCSHOLDER.
charge 30c fo r first
take care of the! rwanta at any
c „ and fem growers
*owe£ of Volusia,tho P * "™ * ou w» nt ^ the cit*
held J u re 3rd. 1934. If elected I ald office.
r month; $5 per week.
rooms, 918
promise four years of Law En LOST—One Eastern Star pin a n d . tiine.
Ha. docs -general
nuto. repair county ndvertise in tho Dcl-nnd
p a n n iie h if p .
.
,
irtiilnt la reatrlcted to
31 2_East Fifth Street.
I hereby announce my candidacy forcement In a business manner by
ono
Shrine
pin.
Please
return
to
:
™
rk’
nnd
Ruarantces
satisfaction.
{Unification.
„
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
subordi
fo r Sheriff of Scmlnolo County, sub the help of the prouer
FOR""RE"NT— 2 furnished house
office.
1 ‘JrtnR >T° ar « ut° troubles to him, w jth ord or._
Jyor la made T he f*an.
_
je ct t o the Democratic primary, nates nr assistants and earnestly Herald
keeping rooms, 716 W. First St.
----------------:----------------nnd
then
forget
them.____________
- o j will bo roeponelble
solicit
the
support
o
f
all
law
en
June 3rd. 1924.
LOST—One blue bended bag on
A LITTLE WANT AD in th o
r»M Incorrect Inaertlon.
forcement voters, on June 3rd.
J. H. LEE.
FOR
SALE—
Complete
radio
cquip. Park Avenue,
between drug
..tiler, for subsequent
Herald will bring you big re FOR RENT— Two room apartRa y m o n d u a l l k n .
will take small cash payment '•
y o n c o u n ty ju ix ik .
* . Ths office should be
mont, with or without garage,
store nnd hotel.
Reward if re
I hereby announce my candidacy
Advertl« lhoae oId artlcI” 618 Onk Avenue.
FOR IIO A It II OF r r n L I C IN
lancdlstely In case o f
turned to Herald or Mrs. Hal nnd balance easy terms. Box 201. *u,tB*
you
have
stored
away
and
h
a
v
e
...................
................. ......................
for the o ff ic e o f County Judge
STRUCTION.
care Herald.
no uso for. A Uttle thirty-eent ad FOR RENT— Coot apartment* 3
of Hcmlnote County, subject to the
I hereby announce my candidacy- Wight, corner 14th St. nnd Park
* ADVRIlTISEItS.
FOR SALE— Complc radio eqquip- may bring you several dollars, j blocks from ocean, low rates to
action o f the voters at the Demo for re-election aa member
of the Avenue.
n ]4 representative th orcratic primary June 3.
Hoard of
Public Instruction for
ment and complete sets at various Phone 148 nnd a representative! smnll parties for season
Arviila
fialllar with rates, rules
LOST—
Keys,
return
to
L.
M.
Ste
________
JOHN a LKONARDY.
Seminole
County. Florida, repre
price?. Cash or terms. Box 201, will call to sec you.
ideation. will g iv e you
I B. Hibnurd, 218 Live Oak St., Doyphenson,
American
Fruit
Grow
senting
School
District
No.
2.
of
p o l l 4'OUNTl C O t n i l j j i O N K i b
Information.
And If
care Herald.______________________ FI.0R1DA -OIU.ANDO— Orlando ; tona Beach.
bounty, subject
to the ers or Herald. Reward.
I hereby announce my candidacy Seminole
t. they will assist y o u In
Democratic
primary
to
be
held
on
Fi)R
SALK— DeSoto Paints nnd
for County Commissioner fo r the
your want ad t o make
tnornng Sentinel; largest classi FOR RENT— Two room apartment
LOST—String of small gold bead*.
Jrd District, comprising the towns June 3rd, 1924.
Varnishes,
at Sanford Novelty fied business, rate lc a word, ndn- _20JM’ nrk Ajonue._____________
offKtive.
CIIAS. A. DALLAS.
Finder return to Herald offico Works, solo agents.__________ __
->f Lake Mary, Lungwcmd, and AlInnim 24c cash with order.
roaTSAT .NOTICE.
tnmonto Springs, and respectfully
nml receive reward.
FOR RENT— Kitchen nnd 2 bed WANTED—Two ladies to do house
m i:m oku o f
a r iin n t. iio aih i.
to house solicitin'*. Good propo
FOR SALE— Household furniture. AUGUSTA
solicit the support o f the voters of
Itiors should g iv e their
rooms, Uth St. and Elm Ave.
CHRONICLE — Au
I wish to announce that 1 am a
this district nt the primary to be
sition on
straight commission
ir poatofflce address as
Call
nt
1020
Union.
Avenue.
candidate
fo r
Member
of
the
gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest M. Schneider.
held June 3. 1934.
basis working
for local business
ihelr phono num ber If
g fo
Notice o f iNlentlne to Apply f s i FOR SALE— Nice fryers nnd fat
School
llodrd
o
f
Seminole
County
classified
medium,
rate
cash
,09c
_____________
W.
n.
BALLARD
'results. About one
FOR RENT— Four room up
l.rttcrs I’ ll trot Amrnillas Char
concern. Cal)IV at Herald office for
from School District No 3, subject
hens.
See
Mrs.
Ellsworth,
Bcnrcharge.
10c
per
line,
minimum
of a thou amid has a
F O R COUNTY COM Ml 3 9 ION Flit,
ter or Herald Criming
npartment, unfurnished,
to the decision o f the Democratic
further information.
[7* and the others can't
Company.
I hereby announce
my
candi primary to b ehehl June 3. 1934.
■30c._________________________________ quire Royall Ice Cream U®|dell Avenue. Phono 3G03.
licit* with
you unless
dacy fo r County Commissioner foy
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
The
It. H. P ATTI 8 HALL.
MAINE— Watcrville, Morning Sen- FOR RENT— Up-to-date furnished
Honihl Printing Company, u co rp o
,gw your nildress.
the Fifth District of Seminole Pouni ly.
Subject to the action o f the
ration organised nnd doing business
tinel. Thousands o f Malno peotoraellnuanre MUST be
npartment umi garage. On Ninth
FOll COUNTY COJIMIHSIONF.il.
June Primary of 1914.
Is person at The f l e n 1 hereby nnnounce my candidacy under the laws of the State o f F lo r
pie
are
Interested
in
Florida
prop-.
street,
between Park and Oak. Apida.
will
apply
to
the
Honorable
F;. II. KILDKR.
Irrild office « r b y le t for re-election for the office of
erty. Reach them through the I ply 107 \v. Ninth.
Cary
A.
Hardee,
Governor
of
the
ivlephaue
dlaeontln... „ FOR Cl.F.nK OF COURT........ County Commissioner of Seminole Slate of Florida, nt Talinhiissce. In
For Sale—House and lot on San Sentinel. Rate card on applica FOR KENT— Lower floor apart■rt not valid,
I hereby announce my candidacy County. District No. 1. subject to "aid State, on the 10th day o f June.
for the office o f Clerk o f the Cir tho action o f tho Democratic prl
ford
Avenue. I’rico $1,250. Terms. tion.
ment cheap. 304 Wcst Fifth
css. Prompt. E fficie n t
1924. for Letters Patent amending
cuit Court, Seminole County, F lo r maty June 3. 1924.
WANTED— First clas* bench man
Service.
Die
charier
heretofore
granted
to
For Sale— Business now clearing Iw l M BEACH COUNTY—TKe street.
O.
I*
nLEDSOE.
ida, subject to the decision of the
the said rompnny as to Articles I, four to live hundred dotlars per
to work in shop. Sanford Novelscene o f stupendous developmentDem ocratic prlinnrv to be held on
If, and VI. of the said charter the
ty Works , _____ _______________ J
$l,MlO takes it.
Come Read about it in the Palm Beach
June 3rd. A. D . 1924. I stand for FDR M EM BER MTIOOI, BOARD. amendment* to which said ch arter n* , , '
I hereby announce myself a can having been heretofore adopted b y qllick.
Trunks, baggage, piano*, safes, W A N T E D— Experienced truck
Post. Sample copy sent on re
efficiency nnd service In office.
didate for re-elcctlnn to the office the
P olitical
VANCE E. DOUGLASS.
corporation as provided b y
p or c „ t (, Ten acres, 300 feet quest.
in fact, anything, anywhere at
driver wants position at once,
o f member o f the Hoard of Public law said
urn now on (lie In the office of
FOR STATE SP.NATOIt FROM T1IE Instruction.
Business
Exchange.
representing
School the Secretary
lake front, good dwelling, garage, a TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampn Daily any. tin e ,, QUICK .SERVICE Seminole
inouncem ent
of
Stale
of
the
Stnto
District No. 1 o f Seminole County, of Florida.
NINETEENTH SENATORIAL
Phone 303.
Times, the great home daily, TRANSFER. I’ hone 498.
good variety of fruit trees, a bngsubject lo the Democratic primary
DISTRICT.
H E RA L D PRINTING COMPANY, gatn for $4,000. Terms
rate I Vic per word, minimum
I annr-inco my
candidacy
for to be hold on June 3rd. 1931.
, t a \ t o i,t .r .u T o n .
. Ry R, L. DEAN. President.
F R E D T, WILLIAMS.
to announce that I am a nomination ns State Senator from
We have the largest listing on chnrgo 25c ensh with order. Write
Attest; 1C ii. RERG..Secretary.
for re-election to tho o f - (he Nineteenth Senatorial District,
H E V O T ED * OF THE I0TII Amendment* to the Charter of the celery and vegetable fnrms in the for complcto rate card.
Cooftty Tax C ollector ot subject to tho Democratic Primary TO TSENATORIA
lle m ld Printing
Uinupnnr in*
ling
Uimipnny
L DISTRICT.
city. If you want a city fnt, n su DEVELOPERS ATTENTION—-W n Countv. subject
to the to he held June 3rd. I am an at
Adopted byr th
q Hnld
thn
Halil Com
UnmIs beginning the greatest daA
fter'
due
consideration.
I
have
torney
ut
law
practicing
at
San
burban lot, a house ready built, snrnla
the Democratic primarypany
nt
n
i
M
e/tln
g
Held
vctnpmmit In Gturlda’* history: a
decided to become a candidate for
ford.
Florida,
and
have
been
a
res
fo r That
la June.
■at yf'urpnse.
N*fcry farm, grovo O' anything in half million dollar highway to tire
ident o f and nttorney In tha Nine re-election to the Suite Senate
JNO D. J INKINS.
finished; n two
hee //lump
Arllelr
Th
u i m e oorf Ihls
tills rnr- the real estate line cntl on us. W® g u lf beach Just
---------- I.
teenth Senatorial District for 13 from tho 19th Senatorial District..
!•/ the SANFCORD sell nt the owners' price only. Call million dollar hrldgo across Escam
OfSTV fOUMIHSIONEIt.
years. Y our support will be great- composed of Orange, Seminole nnd t'oration shall
bia
Hay
started;
quarter
million
Osceola Counties, subject to the HERALD. It* principal office lo ca
hr announce
my
rnndl- iy appreciated.
Dem ocratic prlumnry to be held tion and place of bu*lnes* shall he and see us. We give you the bar- dollar opera house under construc
Cnunly I’ommlsaloner for
LEW IS O’ RIIYAN.
R. C. M A X W E L L
tion; tw o millions being spent on
June 3rd.
I respectfully solicit In tho City of Sanford. Seminole
nins and service.
So. 2. Seminole
County,
igh w ay; greatest chance for live
County. Florida, nnd It shall be a u
yo u r support.
FOR STATE ATTORNEY.
the Democratic Primary,
HE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. h
Real Estate
I
d(-v*lopers
to
get
In
on
ground
thorised
lind
empowered
to
estnbM. O. OVERSTREET.
I hereby
announce my candi
HI.
SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX,
tlsh nml mulntrtln office* for tho
(loot. Write Development Depart
dacy fo r the office or State A ttor
L. P. HA Q AN.
y o u in n u T tm .E .
and
LAWYER
ment Thu I’rnsttcoln News.
ney fo r the Seventh Judicial Cir
T hereby unnnunco myself a can transaction o f business In any and
Ik COUNTY JUDGE.
cuit o f Klorldn, subject (<> the Dem didate fnr re-elect Ion on June 3rd. all counties In the slate o f Florida, FOll SALE or trade for good auto WKHT VIRGINIA—Clarksburg. Tire
Insurance
br annuiHirc m yself aa
•i- — Court B o o m
ocratic Primary to he held June 3, 1924 as Constable of District Num or In other slide* and territories In
Clarksburg
Exponent, morning
29 acres hammock land on St.
the United Slides, ns It may, from
frr Hi.' ifficc o f County 1924.
SANFORD,-----FLORIDA
ber l , o f Seminole County, which time to time, deem It to be advis John* river; two 4-room cottages; Including Hunduy, morning Issue,
Stmlnole County, subject
L I . SCARLETT.
i rant per v ..rd. minimum 3tc.
Includes voting precinct* Numbers able nr fo r Its best Interests.
tr*crsilc primary, Juno 1.
30 minutes’ drive from Sanford.
1, 2. 3 and 4. I will uppreclnte the
FOR T A X COl.UECTOH.
p.educ faithful
aervlct
TO
REACH BUYERS or sellers of
Article
II.
The
general
nnture
o
f
I beg to nnnounce myself a ca n support o f all a,nters In District the business to lie transacted by P. jL Box 1036, c ity._____________ _
on'nominate me.
Florida real estate advertise in
didate fo r the o ff ic e o f T ax CuU Number 1.
J, <1. SHARON.
said corporation shall be:
n. C, (C L A U D WHITTEN.
thtUHf. Petersburg Time*.-One cent
lector o f Seminole County, aubjeet
.To publish, print., bind, m a n u fic . FOR
10-acre’ farm on
OR SALE—
S
■ A U o r W f r t i t ’l A w »:*
Dt\Tt C o
m m issio n e r .
.....................-----dermioi* oorf . ti n
p ,.re
tire Uerlsloi*
h es -, nemucruuc
Democratic ^ F A IL COtfNTi'"* r o tfV trss f()S F it.
tiire! U^ue*aruulrn. sell,Jaass. hire
Jktrenub, -folly. uqutppedv J , rent m■Kuidvdhdy, two'oiv.MNJrwv'rd'
t ' T hereby « n n n nnc* m re-« « ad Id
fo b * } n .'M O rr-•mr1'rtldv*.-“TvJimr
7.
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R
C
H
IT
E
C
T
Smwf
Over
Semhwie OamtF
"lrum lcy. Box 021
fb r ffminry 1OiinmBwImwwTitt- —fffw Yriimr*.-*bonHli.
rnugnslnen. putillcaput
...... . ...... .... ...........
Commissioner fro
fr o m Dl*Dl». .....
-As~ FotflffH Dfltrfct of Seminole CVrrn* *ffan*,
... ^
Jonk
” 1)0 YOU WANT to.bu y or sail
First
National
Bank
Bld^
newspapers, pamphlet*.-map*,
F O l l COUNTY PROSECUTING
* > r Pour
of
Seminole
tv.
Subject tn the- action uf the chart*. - engravings. , lithographs. FOR S A IX ON EASY TERMS—
anything?” If so advertise in'
Sanford,
-■
■
v
ATTORNEY.
, Junn J’rlmnry *>f 1921.
iih)*ct to the action of
Well locate1! Dullding lots in rap
---------f Florida
etching*, wood cut*, electrotypes,
__ .1 Sanford,
I wish to announce that I shgP _______
erratic primary June 3rd,
f l L WEttT.^ stareol v pen. 1 photograph Ip prints, idly growing rvililcntinl auction. the “ Gaincwllle Sun.”
be » candidate for tho o ff lc a of
ntinto-llthogrnplis. pictures nnd Il Small cash payment, bulnncc tmy- A D VERTISIN u'gets results if It!
A im oiP Ift’ B M ir \ t 7 r o i l s t a t e
County Prosecuting Attorney, su b
tl. F. W H E F .L E n lustration*.
Whether colored
or
reaches potential buyers.
PaATTIdt,Y>IY. ■
■
lo monthly. Address Post offico
je ct t o tho endorsement
af the
color, and by whatsoever
t n n n o u m r myself a candidate without
tlUIR CIRCUIT COURT. - Democratic voters at the June trd.
iatka Daily News is circulated tn 11
process
o
r
processes
they
may
be
x
431,
Sanford.
Florida.________
f
o
r
the
office
o
f
State
Attorney
la nnnounce that I am '*
circulated in industrial and agrictil- [ Wilson Welding & Radiator
whether now oxlntlng or
for the Seventh Judicial •ClreuR of produc-nd.
for Clerk o f the Circuit primary. nKO RO R Q HEIUtTNO.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
hereafter
to
be
discovered
or
In
tural center.
Florida, subject to thn Dcmocratlr vented. and generally to carry on
Seminole County, aubjeet
BARGAIN.
W o r tB
First
National Bank
r
o
l
l
T
A
X
AHHEHStm.
prlmnry to he held In June.
If
wntlc primary, June 3rd.
Block 31, Lots il and 7, listed to
business of printer*, stationer*,
I wish to nnnounce that I am a upon examination o f
my
record the
I promise to e faithful
Sanford
“I f It's Metal we c j weld It.”
the my candidacy Is favorhly consld- book-sellers, binders, lithograph- day $2,200 each, will take $1,500
net of tho duties con - candidate fo r rc-eleetlon lo
o ffice of Tux Assessor o f Semi orrd. your vote nnd active support ers.hook-liltiders, stereotypcrs, dle- each, $562 cash, J. H. Morrill, Oak
Ith Unit office.
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book,
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tANFORD, FLORIDA
nole County, subject to the decis will be appreciated.
W. I.. MORGAN.
envelope umi Ink munufarturer*. and Third St.. 1 none 4 IV.
ion o f Dm Democratic Primary to
MILLARD B. SMITH.
FOR
RENT—
Practically
new
fiveengravers and publisher*, to print
n r i ’ Ur.HHNTATIVE.
oe held June Jrd. 1924.
FOR SALE ON EASY
" Ffift' T o t N i l ’~ < <MIM iss 10*1 tilt.' and publish one or more new spa
room house, all modern conven
.
A. VAUGHAN.
wlfulty announce m yself
I
hereby
nnnounce
my
tnndldacy
pers, either weekly or dully, and to
iences, also garage $30 per month.
‘liii.tts for the House o f
TERMS
to the office of circulate Same, tn publish advrrtJllvi
from
Seminole Ptjfk i U ^ L f t lN t C N O E N Y OF I*UB- fo r re-election
12 acre farm, all tiled, fi wells, Mrs. W. L. Harvey t'lydo Line
County Commissioner o f District llsumenf*. nnd to rKrelve payment
1,10 INSTnUCTKIN.
■abject to the Democratic
No.
3,
Seminole
County,
subject tu therefor, and to collect nml demand hoiiso, loading track adjoining i office^
I hereby announce my candidacy
The Matthews Press
June 3, 1921.
If elected
payment * for nil stationary nml
W elsk a I M g - Osatenl Fla.
drocNta constructive legla- for .re-election to tho o fllee of tha taction o f the voters on June material
Huai
Estate
anti
Insurance
sold, and printing, a d v e r property, brick road, Beck H u m -, FOR RENT— furnished houeo unlrd.
County
Superintendent
of
Puhllc
I the benefit of the greats’
P h on e 4 1 7 -L -2
reasonable. | til October J . Reasonable rate.
tising and publishing done, nnd lo mock Section, price
C. W. ENTZMINOEIL
of
Hemlnole County,
fe nt people In Snmtnol* Instruction
C.
\ M. HAND. ■ transact a general hrln tlng and Address Box 600 care The Sanford Phono 83.
subject to the Democratic primary
Puleston-Brumloy Bldg.
Hid the state of Florida.
imhllgtiini? I*mih**'$*?*, nl»n If* tlrnl 1|> I
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t f l U H V N T —.Tw
U e .MIIEU C O fV T V SC211UU/Tfl^AIlD*
J. It. L Y L ES.
houses. Best
Sanford, Fla.
.« ir
ri'ii.rstation ery supplies, and office fix- i Uorultl,
t r O R K r . N t ^ ^Two
tw
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T
W -^ L A W T O *.
I hereby annoui.ro '.,.v
HEritKHKN Y a T IVE.
. n'as
« * a member lur***
well as all raw materials
--------------------- -— 7 7 7 “ __
location. W , J . Thi g pc n.
didst*
fo
r
re-election
FOR COUNTY roMMISHIOJIBIt.
br announce my ca n d id a cy
wlilrhNUTIUH o r ADOPTION.
" Vf enter Into the composition
ber llnusc o f ReprcsentaI hereby announc* tny candidacy o f the County Hoard nf Public In-1
Notice Is hereby given that on the FOR RENT— 0 room house, new BICKLY. PEHVIRU CHILDREN
atrurtlnn
from
District
No.
3.1
ly finished throughout; fine lo
Seminole County, su b ject for the o ff ic e o f Ceunty CoremlsThis ro rp orslm n "hall he further lrd dny o f Juiy. A. D. 1921. the unChildren suffering from intesti
()v(ado,
OaCeoln
nhd
t»vl<____
____ a
dLn of Die voters at th* aloner from District Number T w o ^Gsnevra.
Bsaeral Maeblae aa4 BeOst
authorised and em powered to pur diirslgnrd will apply to the Judge cation, 2t)'.» E. Fifth Street.
nal worm* are cross, reatleaa and
Uc primary. June 3.
o f Yemlnolo County^ subject ■to the ^huluots) aubjeet to the action of chase. grunt, bargain, sell. leas-, o f . the Circuit Court for the g#vW eeks
l-’ lorlda. FOR RENT—Two story garage on unhealthy. There are other aympFORREST LAK E.
action o f the Dem ocratic Primary the" Demtwraile "Primary. June 3rd, rent, convey. Improve, m ortgage, or rnlh Judicial Circuit o f
1924.
Having served *■ n mem otherwise acquire or dispose of. or ] Wemlnole County, at hi* offlcu In
CyllsSer Q i l s l l a i
Heights.
Bee
V.
LV
cotier.
tons,
howover.
If
the
child
ia
pale,
0C.3TJ COM MISSION B n .
June J. 1924.
J 0 „ N MF; i Sc H
ber o f the Board alnce 1BIE, and tu Incumber real estate nnd per- , Hanford. Florida, for un order uuPhase 03
. BeeferJ. ft e , ^V*L
ay announce iny candidacy
has dark ring* under the eyes,
having
been
chairman
of
the
pruperty fo r )t**if or for oth- | thorlmlng them to adopt
George FOR RENT— Ono garage, 014
Uy Commissioner fo r the F O R CONSTABLE OF DISTRICT
Board since 1919. especially tit* me sonul
had
breath
and
takes
no
interest
in
—
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■
-■■** a
or*.
It
ahull
have
full
power
and
i
Robert
Croker.
n
m
inor
Mngnolia.
Istrlc-t comprising Cbultto*
fo r the w o rk required of a Hoard lawful nulhorlty lo construct and ; Dated this the Hat day of May,
NO. I.
1
1play, it is almost a certainty that
and Osceola, aubj>-^ to
I hereby announca that I am a
t'Utu SIIKIIIFP.
sell house- nnd buildings o f every , A. D. 1914.
; worms are eating away Ita vitality.
°a n( the Democratic p fl- candidate fo r constable o f District
I hereby announce myself a* ■ sort and description; to buy, nrI.#Roy I*. Lhlllenaen.
a* 3.
' The surest remedy for worms
No. 1, subject to the Democratic candldato fo r the offlca o f Sheriff] ,t,,|r.- by gift o r otherwise, sell, .
Genevieve C. fhlttendenl
C.
) I A C L E R 8 0 N ._ primary to be held June 3rd. 19JI. o f Hrmlnole County, subject to the ------ •------ - - - ■ --------------- — 1 —
APPROPRIATE f
! White's Cream Vermifuge. It la
own, lease and m ortga g e real es June 2-9 - U - 33- 30.
‘lElth CIRCUIT COURT,
Said district being composed o f the Democratic primary Jure. 1934.
FOR SALE—Jnrtlnn Blue Boy. ex positive destruction to the worma
tate wherever sttuutrd- to acquire
by announce that I am a fo llo w in g voting precincts:
BanW. A. TILL1B.
LETTERING
by purchase nr other wise, any prop
cellent condition in every way. but harmless to the child. Price
• for me offlca o f Clerk ford. Lake Monrtrn - n ^ L K E R . '
erty, rights or prlvllegrs denned nt character, which in any way may
FOR SIIHIIIFF.
For
All
Clusses of Work
Driven
only
by
owner.
R.
C.
Fox,
Circuit Court o f Seminole
35c.
Sold
by
Union
Pharmacy.
value
In
the
conduct
o
f
Ita
buslnrs*.
be connected or Incidental to the
I hereby announce myself a can
■abject to the action o f the
Phnns
2
3
.
____
107
Norti
Sanford 4 v «
to
Incur
Indebtedness
by
bonds
or
powers
hereby
vested
In
and
to
He prlmaiy In June. 1924. FOR JUSTICE OF T H E PEACE. didate fo r re-e'ectlon to the office other written obligations of , (In this corporation. »t such place* u*
I hereby announca that I am a o f Sheriff o f Bcmlnole County eub- corporation and to secure the pay
FOR SALE— Dodge coupe, excepR. H. C H A P P E L L
tbs Hoard o f Director* muy. from I ..___ . .
candidate fo r the o f f i c e o f Justice Ject to the action o f the Demo
lUipt.
roperly etp
thereof liy mortgage, deed »f time to time, deem to be advisable. | tlonal bargain,
“ ■» COUNTY JUDGE.
o f the Peace In and fo r the Flrat cratic prlmnry to be held on June ment
trust,
or
nther
form
of
Incumbrance
ent condition,
«*ple of Hemlnol* County: Justice District o f Sjmlnolc^ Coun 3.
and generally to do uny and all t finish ia in
If elected for unuther term I
and upon all or any part o f i h e | t h |n|rN whlcjt*may b«| Incidental or $650.4)0. Terms. Podmore A Bailey!
* candidate f o r
County ty.
With the legad and efficient pledge to fulfill the dutlre of the of
p ro p e rty ,’ --------right* and privileges of ..............
f„ r lh#
Interests o f the bualjour support and vote on assistance o f the executive officers o ffic e In tho aama efficient* manner -----------real estate anti Insurance, Winter
m
e
cor
no rat Ion. whether acquired
acquire -1
ttie
corporation,
()f
corporation.
*■"4 wilt ha appreciated.
MIRACLE Concrete Co-, genera)
o f the county I promise to do my that I have conducted It >D the at the time nf m aking iq c h Incu
Article
VI
The highest amount Park.____________________________
GH E., a . U. WILKINSON.
cement work, sldewlaks, build
naet
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braneb or thereufter to be acquired; o f Indebtedness or llehllltle* to
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member, and If ro-elscted I prom- to purchase, acquire, subscribe t»t. -which this corporation shall, at any FOR SALE— A good 21 model ing blocks, irrigation boxtau J. &
J- »f course, to tha action
Chandler cur fine, easy riding, Terwlllegsr, Pro>,
se the same conscientious and con
hold, soil, assign, o r otherwise deal time, subject Itself, shall be In the
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
°*jnoeratio primary to b«
In stocks, bonds, dsbenturvs. or sum o f tine Hundred Thousand .Dol- $225.
Wonderful bargain. Max
V ; r" ^ " s
o f “ » r i W * oth
r,Jr,l. I will he a candidate To U i . Vot?ra o " E i . County:
er obligations o f other persons
Lumber
and
Building
MatsrtaiBoyles, Lake Mary Lodge.
I hereby announce mysalf » c* * r*d ,n
y c HAH
HARRISGN
arrire of Counyt Judge o f
General Shop ssd Mill Wi
and corporations, domestic nr fo r **Ttila li s t day o f May. A. D. 1924.
dldata fo
forr Sheriff
Bharlff
o—f
CHAB. *■ HAiiKiHu.-y
Carter Lumber Company
-BrmSnnla
1 bounty. I shall be g r a te - dldata
Geneva. Florida. eign. to Issue In exchange therefor
FOR
SALE—
Ford
Roadster,
good
HERALD
PRINTING
COMPANY.
County
aubjeet
to
the
action
o
f
the
Phone 563.
'»» nomination and elec*
N. Laurel bu
the stock, bonds or oth er o b lig a
(Heal)
V o n ju v r it k. o f r i :‘t'i'K
Contractor and
condition, only 4 motnh* old,
pTe»t>~> a ----- w j-------- 3
"f d elected I assure the Democratic primary to be h e ld .o n
lly It. L DEAN. President.
ju n a 3rd,
jru. If
. . I. am
.... elected
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I hereby announce my candidacy tion* o f this corporation; to co n
$350,
will
give
terms.
Write
to
[H
ILL
LUMBER
CO.
House of
P'*d**|
'9 "f Seminole a fa ir and June
duct a general real estate buslru**; Attest: II. H. UKRU. Hecretary.
myeelf
to
fulfill
the
duties
o
f
this,
fnr
Justlre
o
f
I’
eec*
In
and
for
the
dutle* of U
Price
•'•ministration o f the af* myself
box 065, City.
i Service, Quality and *»-*“
517 Commercial
to carry on. contract fo r and c o n
—y ^ h l l t t y
I yirat District o f flemlnolo County.
,f f lc e to the beet o- f- m
office.
duct business o f such other lawful
■- 1 P. M. ELDERSCHELLS MAINE3.
p o n c o u n t y roin tin sioN K n
1 hereby announce my candidacy
fo r the office o f County C ommis
sioner fr o m District Number one. of
Seminole County, subject to the ac
tion o f |he Democratic primary June
3. 1984.
DOSTON STEELE. •
For Rent
Apartments
Help Wanted
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
f
Schelle Maines
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EHon J Moughton
ciP
George A. DeCotte«
Fred R, Wilson
«
Houses For Rent
W. J. Thigpen
PRINTING
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Sanford Machine Co.
Sanford Sign Shop
Cars For Sale
BUILDING
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20 acres clear
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water, small hoi
and barn, mules i
all equipment
Price $10,000, o
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The Sanford Herald, June 02, 1924
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 02, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 02, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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