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S- ■ fi// Bui ^ BecHUD LABOR IS liFTTOSTATES • ’ ■ i res Out Statem ent laring T hat IJe ./ill Ask Congress To Submit Another its Enactment In Next Session Is Characterized is “Tax Reduction, Jot Tax R eform ” WASHINGTON, June 8— jident Coolidge Monday ned the tax reduction bill declaring it unsatisfac announced he would i all his energies to obtain tment of a better meas[it the next session of conbill, which decreases tax i in most instances to the low[levels since 1917, and which Ithe basis of the hottest legis|e fight of the present session engross, was declared by the jident in a 2,500 word statet issued coincident with hi* *»P|il of the measure, to represent djr “tax reduction, not tax reL" . "Not Sound Tax Policy” bill does not represent a permanent tax policy and in ssage has been subject to unnate influence which ought i control fiscal questions,” the utive said. “Still, in spite of Ibvious defects, its advantages temporary relief and a temadjustment of business Itions, in yiew of the uncerly of a better law within u ren|b!e time, lead me to believe [the best interests of the counould be subserved if this bill a law. t correction of Its defecta may fcft to the next session of the tss. I trust a bill less politifcnd more truly economic to be at that time. To that end bend all by energies*", legislatitowaa, approvei .reducer thc'thxCs it every federat tax payer and | down the federal revenues by ount estimated at $361,000,|for the next fiscal year. This ction, howover, will net result ny deficit, according to treasjiiperts. principal effect of the law loot be felt until next year, the cr cent reductions in income being mado applicable to inof this year, but payable in Immediate relief, however, nted every income tax payer, |Z5 per cent decrease is ordered >cast of income taxes for the »t year and now due. Per| who are paying this year’s in­ taxes on the installment | may cut their second payment June 16, by one-half and their r two installments by oneMi each. Those who already 1paid their income taxes in full [t*t a refund without applying ; Passage By House CONGRESS ASKED Following And Senate Proposed Amendment To Federal Regulating TO ADJOURN FOR Constitution Child Labor Submitted To MONTH’S RECESS States for Ratification. Substitute Resolution Offered Kv Senator LaPollette Would Re­ convene Body on July Seventh. WASHINGTON, June 3—A con­ current resolution, approved by the house 221 to 157, providing for adjournment of congress a t 7 p. m., next Saturday, was ploced before the senate Monday but with the promise of a fight to prevent its adoption through the introduction of a substitute resolution by Sen­ ator La Follette of Wisconsin, the Republican insurgent leader, pro­ viding for a recess for one month. The Wisconsin senator offered his substitute after he had confer­ red with Republican and Democra­ tic leaders. Conditions in the ag­ ricultural states impelled him to offer the resolution, however, he explained, his proposal being for congress to reconvene July 7 to take up u legislative relief pro­ gram covering agricultural, re­ clamation and transportation nues tions. Similar Motived Similar motives led to tho op­ position votes in the house to the adjournment resolution which was offered by Representaative Longworth, 95 Democrats, 69 Republi­ cans, one farmer-labor, one inde­ pendent and one socialist, princi­ pally from middle and. far western states, Joining the vote against it. Indications in the senate were, however that as in the house, where 136 Republicans and 85 Democrats supported the resolution, a nonpartisnn line-up would give suf­ ficient votes for adoption of the adjournment proposal. Associates of Senator LaFollettc who have participated in the con­ ferences held since his return from Atlantic City were of the opinion that thero would be no organixid effort to delay passage of the con­ current resolution. In accordance with custom this was given in ‘charge of ChairmanW arren, Wy- mlUee^nho.wiid he* 6>d~not intend C6 call it up until the urgent de­ ficiency bill providing funda for. executing the bonus law has been enacted. This may delay sedate action until Wednesday. Comes Up Tuesday The LaFollette resolution will come up automatically Tuesday, if the regular order is followed. The Wisconsin senator was understood to b« preparing u speech on tho subject which would make clear his position and that of his col­ leagues; that congress should not consider adjourning until a decided effort has been made to ‘‘save ag­ riculture.” The resolution, both in its pre­ amble and its suggested program for the renewed session, stressed the agrarian problems. Senator LaFollette- was said to have considered for a time with­ holding the recess resolution and submitting instead a memorandum, in the ahape of a round-robin, car­ other effect that soon will be rying the protest of those who itiablo is the provision of the were urging a continued session. law repealing within thirty many excise taxes, such as on telegraph and telephone *>es, soft drinks, candy, carrugs, trunks, and thaater adPresident Coolidge signed the one of 50 cents or less. tax bill. Per Cent Cut In Incomes, The Daugherty committee re­ revision of the income tax effected under the new law sumed work on the American 1* cut in all such levies. This Metals Company case. The postal salary increase bill onta to 50 per cent reduction comes of $8,000 and under, was passed by the house and aounta above that tip normal sent to conference. « cut from 8 to 0 per cent, House supporters of the Barkthe surtax rates are revised ley bill t to abolish the railroad ‘ Mmilar basis. labor board abandoned their fight t new surtax schedule starts for this session. _ 1 Per cent on $10,000 and The District of Columbia court Pustes up to 40 per cent of of appeals handed down a decision ana over. », which may reopen the packers' [new feature written Into the conspat decree litigation. ition at the recommendation 'Secretary Weeka urged passage cretary Mellon, who initia­ at this session of congress of the t o r s for tax revision last Johnson bill to pave the way for aber, provides for an additreduction of 25 per cent on .Philippine Independence. The house voted to adjourn incomes up to'$10,000 with cornea of $5,000 and under Saturday and Senator LeFollette began a fight to have congress *s earned. fpr,JV*l was given by the pres­ reassemble after the political * to the measure exactly one conventions.' The supreme court granted a ■to the hour from the time he |ted it after almost unanimous habeas corpus writ Ito Phillip ] action by both house and sen- Grossman, who was taken in cus­ The president acted after tody In Chicago after executive ■! ,?.* * lengthy report made on elemeney had been granted. Chairman Norris submitted a I*111 by the treasury depart• Mid after several conferences report from the senate agricuL Secretary Mellon ,to whose ture committee attacking Henry . “M plan for tax revision he Ford and the administration in the Muscle |Civ«n his support and endorsc- connection with Shoals bids. _ eiguing of the bill was withIfereinony. C. Bascom Slemp, Three Are Injured In [President's secretary, was the Coolidge Auto Crash Monday * nisjitrne without comment. |«stement previously* prepared QUINCY, June 3.—Miss Kath­ ^flven out later by Secretary erine Fletcher of River Junction perhaps fatally injured and president in his statement was Miss Martha Elisabeth «nd Hervarious features of the schell Munroe of Scarborough and Mion declared that "aa a per­ i _ expression of government Quincy respectively were lessi seri­ policy this will contains pro­ ously hurt when the auto in; A . ™ which, in my opinion, are they were riding was struck‘ * but are to ol this cqunThe ethera were badly bruised. •f ’. • WASHINGTON, June 3. — Tho child labor amendment to the con­ stitution ia before the states today for final action. The proposal, which would empower tho federal government to limit, regulate or prohibit labor of children under 18 has already been adopted byv the house, approved last night by the senate and now awaits ratification by two-thirds of the states to becamo part of tho nation’s law. Under the amendment congress would have the power of regulation but the nforcing power would be Vested in the federal and state governments. The vote of threefourths of the states is necessary for ratification. The supreme court twice has de­ clared federal child labor laws un­ constitutional, and opponents argu­ ed that the amendment would con­ stitute an invasion of state rights, whereas proponents asserted that a federal standard must be set up to bring certain states which hnve been backward in the enactment of child labor legislation to a more rigid requirement. The debate in the senate which preceded the vote last night wus declared by veteran members to hnve been on the whole the most forceful in that body this season. It occupied all of the day And eve­ ning and most of the past three days. • Almost every senator availed himself of the opportunity given under the rule limiting each mem­ ber to 15 minutes to present his views. All offorts nt modification failed, the proposal, as was the case when it was approved by the house, with­ standing all attempts at amend­ ment. fo rty Republicans, 19 Demo­ crats and two farmer-labor sena­ tors voted for the amendment and 17 Democrats and alx Republicans voted aganist it. The roll call follows: Republicans: Ball, Brandogea, Brookhart, Bursum, Cameron, Lupr, Coll, Cummins, Curtis, Date. Fernaldj xier, Halo,' Harrold, Howell, John­ son of California. Jones of Wash­ ington, Keyes, Ladd, LaFollette, Lenrott, Lodge, McCormick, Mc­ Kinley, McLean, McNary, Norbeck, Norris, Oddie, Pepper, Phipps, Shortridge, Spencer, Stanfield, Sterling, Watson and Willis—40. Democrats: Adams, Ashurst, Caraway, Cppcland, Gerry, Glass, Harrison, Jones of New Mexico, Kendrick, McKellar, Mayfield, Neely, Pittman, Robinson, Shep­ ard, Chields, Stanley, Walsh of fassachusctts, Walsh of Montana — Former Labor: Johnson of Min­ nesota and Shipstead—two. Total for—01. Republicans: Borah, Gooding, Morse, Reed of Pennsylvania, Smoot and Wadsworth—six. Democrats: Bayard, Broussard, Bruce, Dial, Edwards, Fletcher, George. Heflin, King, Overman, Ransdcll, Reed of Missouri, Sim­ mons, 8mith, Stephens, Swanson and Trammell—17. Total against—23. Washington News Interest in Primary Election Is At High Pitch all Over State JACKSONVILLE, June 3.—Ear­ ly reporta today Indicated unus­ ual interest Is being shown here in tho state Democratic primary. In Ward No. 1, 233 votes out of a possible 1J48 had been cast at art early hour, and 160 out of 800 in Want No. 13. Advices from other wards indicated this ratio is hold­ ing good throughout the city. Favorable weather prevailed over practically the entire state, reported stated, and primary ma­ chinery functioned smoothly ex­ cept in isolated instances. A large number of women at the polls was a noticeable feature. Reporta from all voting placea in Jackson­ ville were that there were more women workers at the polls than men. Tampa reported voting unus­ ually heavy there. MIAMI, June 3—Intense Elec­ tion interest is manifested in all parta of Dade County. Voting started with a rush when the polls opened and outlook is for unusual­ ly large ballot. Princpal Interest ia centering in contests for law enforcement office#, particularly criminal court jndge solicitor and sheriff. Refuse To Serve ST. PETERSBURG, June 3—A pected that a larger vote than ever before will be east. Chief in­ terest is attached to the race fof aherifif. .. . „ . . The only Instance of disrupted arrangements was at S t Peters­ appointed for burg where to preside the purpose id it was over certain to take a necessary for. iters. hand and •' , .. - fi • ~ - * ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ElectiooiteturnaJEroittState And County Will Be Received Tonight B artjr ^ Holds Convention Interest (n today's Section is at highest pitch. The outcome will be watched with increased enthusiasm. Be­ ginning tonight at 8 o'clbek The Sanford Herald, accord­ ing to previous announcements, will begin to receive the returns from not only t^e county precincts but from all over the state. As fast os these reports ore received they wdl be Hashed upon g large screen located on the Seminole County Bank annex building. There will be almost a continuous program of reports being put on the screen nlul together with clever cartoons applicable to the returns, Will furnish a great deal of enter­ tainment for the crowd, j Ben Guthrie, well known local cartoonist, will furnish inspiration for the cartoons. By special arrangem ents mode with Mayor Lake and P °"ce Hoy G. Williams, Magnolia Avenue in front of the Herald office will be closed to traffic. This will pro­ vide ample room for the crowd which is expected to be present. Those who come are requested to bring cnrnp chairs or boxes so th a t they may enjoy the evening with comfort. The returns will be transmitted to the screen a* long as the crowd remains. f The Herald extends a cordial invitation to the general public to be Us guest tonight beginning nt 8 o’clock. COLUMBUS, O., June 3-T h e American party organized in Pennsylvania three months ago and holding their first notional convention here today will ask the support of tke Ku Klux Klan and the Prohibition party according to an announcement of Wm, Likins; temporary sec­ retary. He stated that the party* hopes to put a full state Congressional ticket in the field at the Fall elecion. He said American party ia seeking the support of the Klan “because our party depends upon those who desire to see the laws en­ forced.” Vote On Measure Predicted By End of this Week When Decision Will Be Made Final — Fight Is Now Clearly Between Norris Plan and Offer of Ford Unusual W eather Insure Record'. Being PoM #; The Entire Con«fc WASHINGTON, June 3.—With tho presentation to tho lenate Mon­ day of the majority report on Muscle Shoals or the senate agri­ culture committee and the majority report prepared and rendy for in­ Reports on Gove troduction, tho Muscle Shoals issue approaches final action in tho Race In dicate. senate. Debate on the subject may start WJU B e Close at any time and u vote Is predicted by the end of tho week. Many sen­ At 3:06 o'clock this . ators are known to be prepared to Building Permits For Mouth of noon there had bUen make speeches and night sessions May Total $61,310 Which is votes out of a possible ’J are planned in order to assure u A Gain of $6 Per Cfnt Over vote before congress adjourns. cast at the court house May, 1923. The fight has settled down be* precinct number three and at tween the Ford bill and the Norris May was a banner month in the 3:07 o’clock 686 out ofV poebill, for Government ownership and matter of construction permits ac­ supervision of the pruperty. The cording to figures submitted Tues­ nible 848 had been cast at tho majority report endorses the Nor­ day by City Clerk L. R. Phillips. Welaka building in precinct ris bill and denounces Ford’s offer, These figures showed that there numbeV gne. It is Tfre^fqtefn District; Attorney Crowe Will Prospective French Premier Given but the minority report, endorses were 49 permits granted aggregat­ that a large number of wom­ mit to Grand Jury Today I Pledge of Support by Social­ the offer of the Detroit manufac­ ing n total of $61,3(0. This Confessions of Two Chi­ ists—Millerand Stick. turer and condemns government eclipses any other month of this en will cast their ballots later cago Youths. in the aftemooh. The polls ing to Post. ownership and operation. year by $20,000 or mote. In the majority report, which During May, 1923, the total in will close at 7:26 o'clocr, it CHICAGO. June 3—Tho at$te PARIS, June 3—President Mil- was prepared by Chairman Norris, permits issued was $45,475. The was announced. attorney prepared todny to xubipit lerund today is sitting tight wuit- tho administration was assailed for increase of Moy 1924 ovsr the cor­ With thh beat of weather condi­ to the grand jury the confeRilonR ing for his enemies to find the way its attitude towards Ford's offer responding month of last year is tions j prevailing insuring tho of Nathan Leopold, Jr., nnd RiOh- to force him off nnd out of his and in particular the plan to re­ $16,420 or approximately 36 per chances af » record vote bclttr the Gorgas steam plant sold cent. Other figures jciven out polled, citlsena of Seminote countor ard I.oeb, millionaires’ Rons who presidential home in too Rue- place to the Aluhnntn Power Company show thnt fer the first five months as well as those of the entire a u tl. admitted they were the kidnapers Faubourg St. Ilonoru. according for $3,472,487. The report declared of tliis year the permits have to­ are today casting their vot*t ip the ^ nnd slayers of 13-year old Robert to those friends of his who have thut Ford became angry when the taled $201,644 while fot' the first regular Democratic primary cleJ* Franks while invcAtigntors sought been in touch with him since the plant was sold and “condemned the five months of last year tho lion. . . » . Aided by the last minute ariivtof war and through him. amount was $182,145. This is an n possible connection of them with movement to eject him front office secretary the administration in unmeasured increase of $19,499 or 10.6 per ties of the several candidates for the unsolved killing of Freeman was put under way. today'* ,t! county offices, interest in tyUyN discourteous terms." cent. The question of Miltorand’s ten­ Louis Tracy, also a student, and n ure of office, however, remains ns “To appease his anger,” the re. Further compilation shows that election has Increased ’ mutilation attack last fall on Chas. confused us before, the only thing port said, “a vacillating adminis­ four of the first five months of 1024 and bounds so that earlyr ' & 3 b . .city . . Ream, a taxicab chauffeur. which uppenrs certain being that tration publicly announced thut the show a substantial increase over ing the business section (Of the Hearing in a writ of habeas cor­ he will resist to the end, all efforts amount received for the Gorgus the corresponding months of 1923. waa tho scene of many amall groups plant would be credited upon the During February, 1923, building of cltisens commenting on the elec­ pus for release of tho two youths to force him out. $5,000,000 which Mr. Ford agreed activity was approximately 12,­ tion and awaiting the opening of was continued to June 0, bat the No Reaction Been to pay for Muscle Shoals in case 000 more than February of this the polls. defenso succeeded in obtaining an No visible reaction has been pro­ | Promptly at 8 o'clock prednet order taking the boys from the duced at the Elyseo Palace by tho his bid was accepted by congress.'' year. Inumber one, polling place located custody of the police nnd remand­ menaces of tho radicals and social­ “This kindly favor, perhaps Here is a table sl owing the per­ ing them to tho care of the sheriff ists and by the hostile resolutions superinduced by other considera­ mits for the five months of both in the Welaka building, and pre­ cinct number three, polling place of Cook county. They were taken adopted by the groups forming the tions,” the report continued, “so years: at the court house, ware opened pleased Mr. Ford thut his anger ut to the county jail last night. . new majority in the chamber. 1923 1024 and the voters made a rush for the the administration was not only The inquest into young Franks’ The president’s adversaries Mon­ Jan. ......$28,400 $37,835 booths. 8o keen was interest and death was reopened Monday with day appeared disposed to substi­ turned into love and admiration, Fsh. 40,770 . 62,095 snthuslasm that 23 votsa were cast tho confessed slayers in attend­ tute persuasion for threntn ns a hut ho becume so violently- friendly Mar. ....... 30,165 -36,018 in the first seven minutea after the ance, but was again continued to result of reflection which convinc­ that he himself.withdrew as a.can­ Apr. .... 26,050 25,811 opening of the polls at June 27. Robert E. Crowe,(State ed them there was no legal way of didate for president and announced May .... 45,476 61,310 number ooe. “ * h it support uf the..executive .who putting .q.-jmhaqtgrp and Vn~ttu> p M d & U a rtim tt or •office'" mid k«T mada.wwK-* Jlktdxk | . J5 $201844 ; will probably take three days to that th e . manifestations they siori.” luring last month a permit was ware opened, there ware 40 voters The report declared that if Mus­ present his evidence. He said he might be able to mako in the to the Melsch Realty Com­ to cast thefr ballots. uxpecWd to ask for indictments for chalnbor would ho dangerous not cle Shoals was leased for 100 years issued pany for $15,000 for the erection . Further indications of the' inter­ murder and for kidnaping for ran­ only to the president but also to as provided in the Ford bid and of a ope-story brick building on est. tbit ia being shown is the fact the governmlcnt would furnish som, each crimo punishable by the newly elected majority. They money* at easy rates, it would give First Street * Another large per­ that at 10:30 o’clock, two and-a death. declared they were now willing to tho lessee an advantage over any mit was one for $10,760 Issued to half hours after the polls opened, Charles Ream, a taxicab driver allow Edouard Herriot, leader of competitor. W. C. HUl for a residence pnd ga­ there had been 205 balioU polled a t who was tho victim several the radical party, to accept the “Such a corporation would bo rage. The City of Sanford recelv- the court house and at U9:30 o’clock t j months ago of an attack and mu­ mission to form a cabinet from able* to fix its own price aitd levy ed a permit for $4,760 to build a there had been 275 cast a t the tilation, was taken to the state at­ tho hands of Mr. Millerand on con. tribute upon the people at will— pump house and station. Welaka building. Belief wgs eX- „ torney’s office by reporters late to­ dition that the occupant of the Other permits issued were aa pressed, that, at the gate such a corporation be as cold day to try to identify Leopold and Klysoe retire gracefully as soon and clammy as any would trust or monop­ follows: ft. F. Lane, $100; J. W. being polled early Locb as his assailants. as the new government Is install­ oly that has ever existed in the his­ Eaton, $2,000; Dekrey Rosier, were morning, that fully 450 w ed. Chauffeur Identifies Them. tory of civilisation,” the report 8 1,200; Joseph ArgfttC $100; cast at each precinct by Aa the youths were led through The other important element of said. •urge Swain, $350; J. W. Rut­ To J. W. Eaton goeeth an outer office where Ream sat. he major uncertainty in tho situation ledge, $600; Lteiae Lewis. $200; pasting ballot number pne a t Declaring that “deceptive propa­ leaped to his feet, shouting, "It’s —the action of tne socialists who ganda” favoring Ford's offar had A. U Mayers, $100; M. Soloman, cinct number one a t -the Wi them! It’s them!” Thel fell back in have been must eager to oust the been spread over tho country by WOO; Henry Harris. ,000; W. C. building white Felix Ftenk M dt a faint, weeping. Ream had been president—remained ns far from real estate speculators on the one Hill, $10,000 and $750;$ 1Ellis samei ala: distinction in . brought ‘ to tntic state attorney’s of­ clarification as did tho probable side and representatives of farm aa, $660; Hy Moore, $100; ThomA. T. ber three at the court^ house. fices by reporteds for one newapa- upshot' of the tug-of-wnr between organizations on the other, the re­ Roaseter, $150; Bob Jones, $300; Around each polling place, the per and left with reporters for sn- the president and parliament. port raid “it is not known that Mr. $3,000; Hather Lightfoot, candidates with their friends sad other newspaper, the authorities At an almost all-night session Ford himself is a part of this pro­ Jo« 35; Southern Utilities Company, supporters, together with < having had no opportunity to ques­ the socialists failed to reach a de­ paganda, but it would seem that a 2,700; A. D< Hawkins, $60; L E. terested parties, tion them. cision as to what Would bo their at­ man of ,hla prominence ought not :«rney. $150; M. Koloman, $200; the moralIng. LUt the new government. to stand idly by while ip hU L. M. Brewton, *10; Clay White, sens were to be At the time of the attack Ream titude toward _ * said he did not get a good view of name misrepresentations are being $605; N. O. Garner, $350; Melsch all over tho city diacu his assailants and doubted his Mondell Is Chairman spread." Realty Company, $16,000; C. D. come of the several race ability to identify them. For this Tew, $800; Arehle and Rose Dick­ amount of interaat.U reason, officials were skeptical of Of G. O. P. Convention inson, $150; R. J. Holly, $8,500; played in the races for ahei his reported positive identification Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock, $3r>0; Sal- county judge. Jndlcstionavl until they had an opportunity to lie Falturson, $1,000; W. O. Guy, a hard fight Is being waged CLEVELAND. June 3. — That talk to him. 110: Amos Williams, $85; W. fi. friends of each ona of the Frank A. Mondell of Wyoming will Modifies Statement iacharyr $40; T. C. Carlson, $3,500; dates for these two offices. be the permanent chairman of the Later Ream modified his state­ Republican National Convention, Not a little interest la T. C. Carlson. 175; J. B. Flslds. ment somewhat $2 1200; Emma Williams, $26; Arthui manifssted in the _ opening here Tuesday, June 10, wax "They look like the two who kid­ announced today by William A. WASHINGTON, June 2.—A bill Mioore, $3,000; R. L. tirlffin, $15; race. Some ware of .the napped me," ha said. “I am not Butler, national committeeman carrying rlllie Raulaton. $250: W. M. that Jennings would lead In j Increases for postal Willie real positive but they have the gen­ from Massachusetts and the man­ employes,salary Clark, $200,* Howard Famille. inole by * - comfortable differing In many re­ eral appearance of the kidnapers. ager of Coolidge’a campaign. ,000; Dan 8t. Clair, $100; W. T. with Martin second and Ca spects from the one approved re­ One was tall and the other was ngley, $250; City of Sanford, Others declared that Martin cently by the senate, was passed short I would like to see them lead his opponenta by a * $4,760 and Victor Belle, $2,000. by the house. again. However, I am fairly sure Bishop Stuntz Is Dead Monday majority. A few dad The bill which was passed by a they aro the men.” might run second in 1 In Hospital A t Omaha standing vote of 250 to 14, proposes Local Pastor Holds Catts county saying that ' * an increase in salaries, estimated urnor has tremend MARKETS OMAHA, June 3«—Biahop Homer by the postoffice committee at Successful R e v i v.a 1 the rural aectloaa and. $65,000,000 a year and by Post­ C. Stunts of the Methodlat Episco­ frienda in this city.. CHICAGO, June 3—Wheat, July pal Church died at the Methodist master General New at $80,000,000. M eeting A t Memphis There is .mudv-lni 103 3-4 to 104; September, 105 7-8 Hospital here at 6:30 a. m. today. Proponents of the senate bill place in the That the series of meetings just shown to 106; Corn, July 76 1-8; Oats, He waa stricken with paralysis at its annual cost at $55,000,000. W. Underwood and Called up by Chairman Grieat of completed in Memphis, Tenn.. at July, 43 3-4. Miami, Fla., February 12. the postoffice committee, the bill the Temple Baptlat Church with McAdoo^qthe was passed under suspension of Rev. F. D. King, pastor of the rules, which limited debate to 40 First Baptist Church of this city, era are minutes, prevented amendments in charge, have been a great suc­ date will tnd required a two-thirds vote. cess is evidenced by an account McAdoo friends are It now goes to conference with appearing Irv one of the papen of («lf» t h a t XIAA tjrtn the senate where it will l>e deter, that city which states that due to victor. O r .A W,: chairman for. * Headed bi an automobile in to get a better glimpse of the mined among other questions ie wonderful work and inspire- predicts his a whether house conferees will re­ on of the local pastor in the meet­ which was placed the fiery cross, hooded men but the police ordered rity of at least rota of the amend­ ings, 113 names were received for between 00 and 75 members of the them back and as the knights commend acceptance 1L H. Wells of Qhlptey, *, „ ibliement by Senator Borah, Republi membership. Ku Klux Klan, clothed in robaa passed through no attempt was Idaho, which would give pubpi' Rev. Mr. King bss been absent ager fer Under and.hoods of snowy white, formed made to break the lines of people an, irnfit licity to campaign expenditures. from Sanford for nearly three a solemn procession which paraded that flanked both sides of the Under the house measure, an av­ weeks, during which time he also that the AUhamlan weakfl through the business section of the street. erage Increase of about $300 a year attended the annual convention of afa majority. city last night. The parade came Twenty cars composed the is I t .i „ extended to clerks, carriers, in­ Southern Baptists held in Atlanta. down First Street from the western .parade while man ... ny of tho knights spectors, that the_ < supervisors and assistant • __ From the convention ha went to part of the city, making its appaar- marched beside the automobiles. postmaster. ance in the distance as If by on­ " U .-a word was uttered by the To a question by Representative Memphis to fill the Temple Bap­ are 8,640 Church pulpit for two weeks. per cent 01 chantmcnt. pnsmen as two members of tho Longworth, the Republican leader, tistRev. Mr. King left for Sanford cording to wise ] Advance reporta current since ,*al police department punched as to how the proposed Increase Saturday that the Klan would almad to stop traffic and make tho would be cared for without a drain Monday morning after elosing his meetings on Sunday night, and is parade last night had caused a way clear for the masked visitors. the treasury, Mr. Griest replied expected to arrive here tonight. crowd of hundreds of people to As the procession passed the corner on ther in the business section long of First Street and Bark Avenue, that the postoffice department was Of. the fore the approach of the parade. appla;ue from the bystanders now conducting an Investigation Brookhart Is Leading Uon, are into the costs and had requested At 9:47 o'clock the procession greeted it. that no legislation covering rate crossed the railroad tracks on First For Senator What th<) purpose of tho parade increases be enacted until the com­ Sweet Street. . Slowly it wended it way waa,.U not known nor waa it that the! mission reported. bus! through DES MO , _. 'the . ,siness 4 . sec . tLJ* te rumored on the street. Curiously ia ca ord Avenue Into the darknesa. eoo^ h , no one followed the parade Brookhart slowly Increased his S3 othei BODIES ARE FOUND burning cross for aa it turned down Sanford Avenue over Burton E. Sweet today as the fort several blocks away the and marched out on the . Orlando MONTICELLO, III., June 3.— country precincta SUE the. m— i» «----- * ‘l -‘ The bodies of two balloonists were suit of . senatorial half tha a lead of •* '-M ! vV' r> v te l# •••rf"' .«• S E E K TO L IN TWO BOYS OTHER CRIM CONSTRUCTION IN SANFORD HAS BIG GAIN LAST MONTH HERRI0TGIVEN ASSURANCE OF ADDEDSUPPORT House P a s s e s Bill To Increase Pay Of P o s t a l Employees 5 Knights of Ku-Klux Klan Parade In Full Regalia Here Monday Night a B Chief Interest b ^ In S h eriffs �PAGE EIGHT BALD, MONDAY, JUNE 2,1924 ROUSING M EET Accurate Election ENDS CAMPAIGN Returns Are To Be ON S A T U R D A Y Received by Herald (Cotninued from pace 1.) ' at ^John Q. Lconardy ns the first speaker arponn the candidate! for county judge, mounted tha rlatfdtm. He elicited a great deal of fo-w t ltfii that inM cuuvci*aG«wt wilh Mr. “Sharon. the Inltor told him thnt if e'ectcd he ®*lY wanted one judgeship and th a t hq told him “well, brother, (Continued from page 1.) thoroughly enjoy. In working out the securing of the returns this year, the Associ­ ated Pro. hr.s jijatle a great step lotnvnnl, v.hicii \viR insure, moxti acduincy ihr.n *ver before cf_-.lhe. results, If'.’r | >t'orc Vhe | jvcral largo new.'paptrn „f the state have uttwnpted in their own wny . c.v cr th • f-tato. Their rcsuPs have hcen in many cn:'es inaccurate hut under the system in vogue tljls year where the state is divided .imvU/ 4-i papers, each responsible for a certain portkn of the terodrut In the state. He closed with litoiy, the returns will he handled a plea for all present to join with in much hotter fashion. .'boMhcdo of others on Juno 1 to mUkn It n “Mines Pay.” Nine Persons Killed As J, C. Sharon was presented to tho crowd some ».,tc yelled “rive Wabash Train Wreck dollars and costs.'’ The speaker reminded his hearer's* that lit had ATTICA, Ind., Juno 2 —Nine per­ been criticised very severely for son1 : ore kno»n to have been kill­ Home of his decision* in nmnielpal court, le t That ho had always tried ed nnd 20 injured, several oriously to bo fair, and square and that he when a Vabash passenger train, has r)(> njxdogies to offer for any ot enroot, f r o m St. I.o.iis to Detroit, them. lr elected. he prunured iileswiped a freight train ten miles faithfoliiesr., iflicienry and lion- west o f liere late last night. «sty in the administration of af­ fairs of the office. Mrs. Seth Woodruff and non, S. A. I*. Wilkinson declared that Chnrle?, left Sunday I>y auto for ho had bean accused of br ing a Clearwater where they will r.riko 'bogus check writer and a Inater their future honi.e, Srtli lias ol>of board bills" hut that all of tained employment as toremau of those charges are false, lie dosed the Ford garage there. Mrs. Wood With tho statement urging that mi! lias been organist at the Conthor* whom he had met I j “Ik. gregnt.ionai Chureh for ninny years 'Inilra] to the hand you have shook." and will 1>• mined in that capacity. - John D. Jinkins and It. C. Max- Tl • r :m?:y friend* wish them sue^ tll. candidates for tax collector. cc.- in tlieir new home. W ® tho next on the program nnd Vtcm followed bv George G. Her-' ANNOUNCEMENT ring and E. F. Housholder, enndiPr. E, h. Brownlee will be ab­ d^tep fo r county prosecuting at- sent from the city all tliis week, but will return in time for next Sunday morning service at Pres­ byterian church, lie is spending the week at Davidson College, N. '.tilted that if selected as the next sheriff that' lie would make the l.c/t one that the county has eveb had. V , A. Tiilia stated that he was glad to have sin it a large crowd present so that lie could disap­ point them nil at one time as to his oratorical ability. He promised if elected that he would till up the county jail with those people who insist upon driving their cars from one side of the road to the other while in an intoxicated condition und thus making it unsafe for anyone to travel. He ngnln reit­ erated that the "best things al­ ways come In the smullest pack* ages. Boston Steel nnd L. P. Hagan, intain the nffafra of the office candidates for county commis­ the name efficient nmnnor that sioner, were* the last speakers of has in tho past. J. H. Lee tlic evening. • 1924 DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRECINCT NO. .1, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIUM^.*INSTRUCTIONS:—To Vote for any Candidate, make a C r o ^ ^ l ) M ark in the Square in the Apnronriato Column, according to your Choice, at the Right of hla Nnmd. Voto your F irst .Choice In First Column; Vote your Second Choice In ^ . the Second Column. _ Florida Will Vote For TTtl u re l i no Second Coliimn at the Right of a NrrmerVote yrm r Plrat Choice only. Do not Vote more than One Choice for the same Candidate. For President of United Slates (Vote for ono First Choke.) WILLIAM G. McADOO OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD For Presidential Electors—Group No. 4 (V«ite for one First Choice.) .1." I E r f A N PERSON P. W. CORK ____________________ For Presidential Electors (Vote for or.c First Choice.) D7 WrilEHttV ' i. TTUoRNTAN For Delegates to Nntinnal Democratic Convention Stale at l.nrgc: (Vote'for four First Choice.) T.-J.~APPLEYARD “ - -■ WILUAM JENNINGS H R Y A N ________ _ ROY C A M P B E L L _____________________~ . • JERRY W. CARTER___ •_________________ ._______ GEgT!UIDE_B. CORBET_________________________ GEO. B. CRAMER I 1 J. J. DICKINSON 1 1 CROMWELL GIBBONS l *. ALBERT \V. GILCHRIST 1 1 J. F. C. GRIGGS 1 1 W. M. IGOU 1 1 M. E. MOREY _J 1 PAT MURPHY 1 1 1 . V. PARADISE • 1 1 GILCHRIST B. STOCKTON ’ 1 I PERRY G. WALL 1_____ 1 For Delegates to National Democratic Convention Fourth Congressional District: (Vote for two First Choice.) l~E~fHft7AVl)EN ~~r JOHN C. COOPER, Jr, JOHN C. GRAM LING. g e o r g e J b ._h i l l s _ JOHN M. MURRELL LEWIS W. Z1M_____ W L .L /A A T <=r~ A fF s A O O O For Governor: (Vote for ono First Choico, nnd ono Second Choice.) SIDNEY X CATTS FRANK E. JENNINGS________________________ CHARLES H. SPENCER ............ WORTH W. TRAMMELL ' For State Superintendent of Public Instruction 'Voto for one First Choice.) W. S. CAWTHON It, K. RILEY___________________________ ;_______ For Railroad Commissioner for Unexpirrd Term 1 ' 1 1 * 1 1 1 (Vote for one First Choice.) ■a m o s t r/yr.'.MATTHFn'rt ••• '• For Adjutant General: ote for one First Choice.) j r c ’i.iFKoRi) r . P o s t e r GEORGE J. GARCIA ~T r _L ___ L For State Attorney, Seventh Judicial Circuit: GEO. A. DcCOTTKS MILLARD R. SMITH 1 I For State Senator, 19th Senatorial District: (Vote fur one First Choice.) LEWIS O’BRYAN M. O. OVERSTREET 1 T 1 1 Fnr Member House of Repren entative: (Vote for i.ne F in t Choice.) FORREST CXKE J. R. LYI.ES BECA USE 1 1 ' 1* _L__L Fur Flcrk of CTircnlt Court: (Vote for ono First Choico nnd ono Second Choice.) II. II. CHAPPELL VAS'i K E. DOUGLASS VV. L. MORGAN 1 1 1 1 . 1 L ’ I J 1 For County Judge: • (Voto for one Firat Choice nnd one Second Choice.) JOHN G. LEONARDY r SCHEI.LE MAINES * I I I JAMES G. SHARON I i | SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON ____1___ __ L .___ 1 For Sheriff: (Vote for one First Choico nnd one Second Choke.) i:A l MOND I.. E. E. BRADY <’. M. HAND J. H. LEE _ W. A. T H U S For Tax Collector: (Vote for one First Choico.) It. C. MAXWELL For C o m ity ProMrcutinK Attorney: tVoto for one Kimt Choice.) GEO. G: HERRING ERNEST F. HOUSHOLDEU | • | 1 For County Commiaalontr, 1st District: (Vote lor one Firat Choico.) G. L. BLEDSOE BOSTON STEELE * For Juntice of the Peace, lat Diatrict: (Vote for ono Firat Choice.) P. M. ELDER te man .who has tjifcrccrl tho law fairly and firmly, L. (i. STRING FELLOW »ur safety uiion the streets and your home might he For Conatahle for lat Justice of Peace Diatrict: (Vote for ono F irst Choice.) e : Erwxm:iE -------------------------- : should stand behind him by v R. C. WHITTEN show your approval of his acts l'aid Political Ad, 1 i " He is the outstanding’ and leading candidate for the nomination. He is a progressive, m ilitant, uncom prom ising Democrat. H E IS THE ONLY DEMOCRAT WHO CAN BEAT COOLIDGE. He has a record of achievement a s a citizen and statesm an second to none in the country’s history. . , He helped fram e and perfect th e Federal Reserve Bank System—the g reatest financial system the world has ever known. He financed this governm ent in the World W ar, conducting the Treasury D epartm ent of the United States through the most exacting period of its history. lie is best equipped of all Democrats to make a winning campaign for the Presidency and best qualified of ail Democrats to m ake a g reat Presi­ dent. . He is a native of a neighbor State, who made his way from poverty ami ohsurity to a foremost place in the history of the nation. * He is the choice of the South for the nomination, nine of the ten Southern states which have acted having instructed their delegations to vote to r him in the convention. He is already assured a majority of the votes in th e convention and , ^Questionably be the nominee; and Florida m ust be in the winning IJrdted State ^ ^ 01 ^ vo^e 90lintin g in nam ing th e next President of die i 1 j T 1 1 _i _L_ t 1 1 J I 1 1 * | ~ 1 ^ 1. J Paid PoliUcal FOB COUNTY JUDGE McAdoo State Committee endorsea^thc foU lowing caiulidatcH for Delegate: ement State at Large William Jennings Bryan JerryW . Carter J* F. C. Griggs J. J. Dickinson 7; * �THE SANFORD HERALD, TllksD AV, JUNE 3', ivti DAGE TWO As Brisbane Sees It 1925, Holy Year. Man Foolish. Hut Able. i'Law ia Man's* Will, or No Law., The Ex-Husband Problem. Copyhatii. uz* ^ P aU Ilkfi m r r UltftlOOB MM»t t s * I n 4i r k r Tfce H erald P rin tin g E.V. •. C*» RnmferU, F lorida. ‘Entered ,an second-cl*#* matter October IT, 1919. at the pomofTIc* at , .Sanford, Florida, under act of Mar. M an ager S U B S C R IP T IO N RATES. 0 * T e a r __ ..*7.00. HI* Months *S..SO 'silvered In cliy by carrier per •sit lie. Weekly Edition II per All obituary n otices, c a r d s o f thanks, resolution* a n d n o tic e * o i ■entertainments where c h a n c e s are made, will be c h a r g e d f o r at regu­ of moral and .social conditions. lar gdveitlaing rates. I1' M E M B E R T U B A S n C O A T E Il P R E S S T h e Associated Press is esclu- aWelr entitled to the use for republlcnllon of all news dispatches credl ed to It or not o th erw U e credlted i n t h i s paper and »l»o the !ocal n e w e nub Ilah ed herein. A ll rlgni* of republlcatlon of special dispatch­ e s herein are also reserved. TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1924 Hi's explanation would midoubtedly be interesting, if nothing more. The Herald, however, is not finding his reference to too* many laws as important as his assertion that "Never have young people behaved so as to suit the older people.” Mr. Dirk head means, of course, that older people having grown stale have discarded their taste for the fresh joys of youth, and nre out of sympathy with the tilings they cannot share. But, on the other hand, nre not the majority of young people actually doing what their elders apparently want them to do? Who ia responsible for instance, for cocktail drinking, automobile petting-paries, cigarette smoking, and loosethought altitude tdward the sacred things of life? The anxi­ ous parent deploring the actions of his children along these lines may not be doing a solitary thing in behalf of law-en­ forcement, may not he doing a solitary tiling toward strength­ ening the power of influences that could counteract the evils. The fact is that young people are very much as older people want them to be. They are products of heredity ami, environment. They represent their trainers and exemplars. And America's young people of today are a mighty fine lot in spite of co n d itio n s that have grown out of rampant commercialism with the Koyal Dollar crowned king of all. Z' * . " « ■j * * ' * 'm V g 7*. $r obey and respect our own laws? We don’t forbid packers to shipi beef to India, or pork to Mohuni-' meduns. If they don’t want to eat beef or pork, that is their alfulr, not ours. If Americans will not obey their own constitution, that is their busi­ ness, not Rritnin’s. THAT LAWS or constitutional amendments can not prevent whis­ key drinking is proved at the, big universities. Princeton men plcdgu JJioiluu:lv«e to -keep whiskey but, qlj boyofin?** e'.irb ‘other to frfrego “their personal preference" which means whiskey drinking, for the silke of the university. ClflOD prohibitionists, which supposed that putting prohibition in the constitution would do every­ thing ,nre disappointed. Human beings do what they want to do nnd such of their laws ns nre enforced merely put into le­ gal words whut the majority want to do. For instance, what do you ex­ pect the guilty half of tho mar­ riage to do, if you won’t let him marry again? It’s usually a "him" thut is guilty. { Another legal battle ia being staged in which twenty.five million C- dollars can be spent. The resources p* of the Leopolds and of the Loebs have been combined in an effort to A save from the gallows Nathan Leoopld and Richard Loeh, confessed £ kidnapers and slayers of Tourteanp year-old Robert Franks. Interested •m persons, all over the country, will £ watfh this case to see Just what the outcome will be. Beginning at e gbt The Sanford the returns from today'i elecThe ballot contains Muriiany * that results will undoubtedi slow In earning In. A repitauve in every precinct will this paper fat touch with the Ing of the ballots and this metion will be given to those gather hi front of the Herald >* A l*x*«d associated press Will bring word from every » of the state as to the re­ in other parts of Florida. Be Harold guest tonight. BuT iPu surelv Great Britain i 7 7 ,r w j cotton supremacy of J our boll wceviii shouM (*■ for helping her. 1 H s h m c th ln g l^ ^ J ingtou aeon the dcUjfl .(Toiiig to w„rk thim J [death. I ‘Aaatfc*i& oH ^ L J duction was given again tJ the.sixtieth time withi»A two month*. j The sides o fT v d ein# J lulu are falling \„ Mi jl thing must feel like j j j ufter resigning. Texas Hangers have J Prince of Wales n wild p<J he doesn’t look out th iiJ horse on him. ; C A P T A I N llOlSY, plucky Frenchman, wh<> started without special preparation to lly from Paris to Japuti, has reached Pek­ ing. His plane had an accident, but he borruwed another and went on. Every little French boy knows the lines “ From Paris to Peking, from Peking to Home, the most foolish animal in my opinion is man.” Man may be a foolish nVmiah rn fact, lie is, since he commits mur­ der, wholesale, nnd calls it “glori­ ous wur.” Hut man is an ublc ani­ mal with ail Ids brutalities and su­ perstitions. lie is just now climb­ ing Mount Everct. lie Hies uruund tiie world, on which his ancestors used to creep so slowly; goes down to the bottom of the sea nnd really rules the earth. Thut takes bruin. METHODISTS take the ban from theaters and dancing, but not from divorce. You can be divorced for one reason only—infidelity. Your husband may beat you to a jelly, or you may nag him into a disease known to comic artists as "tho heebie jeebies," but that docs not justify divorce. When diconfp is justified only tho innocent party may remarry. r r- Frnn"e. it a ^ T it ■! THIS PAPAL BULL proclaims "the sacred universal twenty-sec­ ond jubilee, and the Pope predicts, for the holy year 1925, a restora­ tion of brotherly feeling among the nations. Various "indulgences” Pilgrims go with the holy year. y irom afar must, ten times in the yenr, visit the churches of Saints Peter, Paul, John and Maria Muggiore. Residents of Home must make twenty visits to gain the in­ dulgences. These‘include shortening of the sojourn in purgatory ami other in­ dulgences of great moment to the faithful. MAN COULD DIRECT his ways by plain this morning there will b« no need to keep the polls open till sundown. everyone will .have Voted long bo­ ors that time. -------- o-------Business will get back to nor­ mal Wednesday. Everyone lias forgotten about money-making during the la it few days of the political campaign. -----------------Drive into the various sections of the city and Vou cannot help but note the many new homes being fretted. And as the summer comes on building should keep Increasing. Sanford must be ready for the tourists This winter. O--------I t begins to look as if Sanford would follow in the footsteps of Miami. I t la a practise in the Magic city to first put down an asphalt street and then tear it up to lay water pipe, sewer or some other improvement. Sanford Avenue was recently paved but from all appearances some of the paving must be torn up to put In new water pipe. {TaimT a s SAAPP a s f f miqhT b e SA O E IgN s Til HS A former mayor of S«J arrested for stealing hisoJ so now should be aent^ruj chase himself. ’ In Butte, Mont., a J eleven shots into a cmwdtj without hurting anything the wild west reputation. No matter if they d.iti J or what they do to theW spit curl always looks a if pplling. HENRY’S RAILROAD NEW YORK WOULD Shoes and Men Did you ever atop to think how much some men are like shoes? They both have like weaknesses and many good qual­ ities irr common. Under certain circumstances they ijre hot n similinrly affected. There is more in a man’s shoes than he ia apt to think. Taking them as a whole, from the similinrity of. character which his shoes hear to himself ft would almost appear that there ia really some affinity between them. An old magazine ia responsible for the following in­ stances in support of the theory: Shoes go on feet; so do men. Shoes have soles; sy )iavc men. Shoes sometimes get tig h t; so do men. Poor shoes are run over; so are poor men. A shoe will Hhine, if. polished; so will a man. A shoe to get on needs a pull, so does many a man .Sojne/ihops have red tops; so have some men. [Smjirfstiftea dose their soles; so. do'Wifne ttfen.. S*w$WHB!a< .im itation-catf;; sautreusoraermeri; Shoe/rarc-tanned; so arc some men. Some shoes can’t stand water; neither can some n When a shoe is well soaked it is a hard case; f MY FAVORITE STORIES BY IRVIN S. COBB "Possibly I attach undue impor­ friend, Charley Van Loan, now de­ tance to this occurrence because it ceased, one of the dourest fellows ticed that must of us are inclined to in the world and one of the most happened to me. You may have no- incorrigible practical jokers thut attach importance to events in evn/ lived, and usked him to serve which we, personally, have figured. as understudy. He consented. I It's a somewhat common human drilled him until he seemed letter failing. perfect in his part, but to be on the At uny rate, this particular inci-lsnfle side we held one more private* dent came to puss once upon u time rehearsal behind'the scenes heforo when 1 was on u speaking tour. 1 went out on the stuge; und then Being green ut the lecture game I he slipped around to his uppointe-J had u little expedient fur getting placu und I stepped out and began. myself off the platform. My s u b ­ Thu big auditorium was packed, ject was tho World Wur, from und my humble efforts were well which I hud lately returned. When received. At ten-thirty I reached I hud concluded my more extended ray preoration und invited queries. remarks 1 would invite questions They were fired a t me thick and from the audience touching on any fast from all quarters. When 1 phase of the great conflict upon was good and tired I gave the sig­ which T had, or had not, touched nal. I could see Van Loan looming during the early part of the eve­ up, he was well over six feet tall-ning. Invariably there would be uway_______________ back yonder by __ the_entrance, responses from all parts of the j but ’he_ seemed notwa___ to see mu. ____ 1 '__,‘ J mu. house, for in those days people Ignoring tho interrogations from were tremendtEusIy interested in *dl others, I mopped by streaming what was going on in Europe. brow feverishly. Still my chosen After I had grown weary of confederate stood silent. I waved making replies 1 would take my the handkerchief to und fro and handkerchief from my pocket and mopped aguin. "Were there any pass it ucros# my forehead.. This more questions?” I asked, desper­ was the cue for my munager, sta ­ ately. tioned ut the Back of the hall, to There were—plenty of them, but call out: it was one particular question fur “Mr. Cobb, do you expeetj to re­ which 1 wafted. The deluy be­ turn to the war?" came emburussing; I guess that “Ah," I would say instantly, "tho the audience could tel) th at 1 was question asked by the gentleman li» distressed, for ull at once a lull the rear reminds me of a certain ensued. There wus a prolonged, story.” Then I would tell tho story heurt-breaking stage wait. and, as !■ concluded it, make my It was broken by the booming final bow and retreat into the voice of Van Loun: wlnga. The trick had the olr of “Mr. Cobb," he called out, "there being spontaneous and Impromptu and served as an appropriate exit. But when I reached Los Angeles "Ah, yes, indeed,”, I said gli question, please? m¥JH *?a , 5r f*U *11. Seeking a What is the j .. ! ..... ....... _______ ■ubatitutc for him, 1 went to my * __. . . •- v ; METHODISTS havn rend thut the leopard cun not change his spots or the Ethiopian ^ila -#kin. Can tho imperfect husband live us you would like to see him live, outside of nmrriuge. Condemned to bachelorhood, will ho not go up and down the land like a raging lion, seeking whom he may de­ vour? Does it make the world safe for innocence to keep all the bud exhusbands on tho ulert for unso­ phisticated girlhood? Would it not be wise to lot each husband failure have ut least one more (banco? Ho might get for u second wife somebody that would worry him into behaving himself. 'D a n D obb *no nicest thinK iho^ l tne fan is it d„esn' t T J smoKe or a,he, nnd n(,Y^ J I A SOLEMN SCENE in the jTnpb's (Krone roiim in the.Vatican Saturday. Surrounded by the pn \ jml guards ami all the court digni­ taries of the Vatican, the Pope handed his bull, proclaiming 1925 a holy yenr to Mpr. Wilper nnd Jlgr. Aylen, apostolic pronotaries. _Editor I Even A Dull Ax is Sometimes Better Than None $13,mm,000. It was in chronic bankruptcy. It often failed to earn running expenses. It now ha sa net operating income running around $1,700,000 tor 1023, and this on an expenditure on the property of "scarcely more than $1,000,000 of new money." It ia now planning to double-track und electrify the whole line, which runs into Southern Ohio. Mr. Ford tells in the World's Work how this transformation dime about. lie denies that he paid fpr the property less than it wns Worth. He paid a good deal more uiun what its bonds nnd stucks were quoted at in the market. He (lid not buy it because he wanted ‘a failrpad, but Ijecuusc he wanted 'a piece or'property belonjjjn^f to —.• v,—. . I n v e s t m e n t G u id an c mutor plant. His motor and trac­ tor business now supplies |U to t>0 per cent, of the roud's freight, nnd he says it could have had that be­ fore hail it the facilities. He has simply applied certain principles which he would apply to uny business.' “Do the job with­ out red tape, pay every man well, put uil machinery in the best con­ dition possible.” Results’. The road had 2,700 employes to handle 5,010,00 tons of freight. It now han­ dles 7,531,000 tons with 2,390 em­ ployees. The lowest man on the roud's payroll gets $1,872 a year for an eight-hour day without over­ time. The average wage for more hours on the average American railroad is stated to be only $1,588 a year. . Mr. Ford intimates that the road could have been made to pay be­ fore but that it was run by und for bnnkers und their cum missions on financing it. He is certainly put­ ting-the. general. uiih.'uud manage*, us/t^A^w-^ho-cduntry t n the defen- JLF y o u w a n t to invest m o n e y t o g o o d advantage a n d a rc u n certain about th e b e s t w a y to d o it, let us g iv e y o u suggestions. O u r c o u n s e l in invest* m e n t m a t t e r s is given w i l lin g ly a n d incurs no o b lig a t io n . R punE sar Seminole County Bank DEMOCRATS IN GOTHAM MIAMI DAILY NEWS Tho meeting of the Democratic national convention in New York in the number will bo mi June will give opportunity for up* a ** i i # .t, .i r \v .t .a The highest buildtn praisul of the growth of this, tho Nuw York in 1868 wm world’s greatest city. When the Church spire, 281 feet Democrats met in that city in lBGty kWoolworth building it was in the course of growth which .wtm to lead it. to a position New York’o skyline fifty-six ■ of unchallenged distinction tho years ago wuu in no wise comimr- ■ world over. Many people will motor into New able with the present line which J York for this convention. Tho greets visitors from the sen. in £ every way the city h a s grown ai.il » motor car was unknown in 18G8. There will be some, perhaps to changed and commended itself to 'jj come in airplanes. The flying ma­ the nation and to the world. !■ chine was a dream of "crazy indi­ Visitors next month who have Ij* viduals” in 1868. not seen New York for a decade V There were only twelve theatres will be amazed at the progress that ■ in New York in 1868 in which en­ has been made and the development | ( tertainment could bo had. Todny which has marked the giant city h the theutres number into the hun. among the communities of tho uni- ■ dreds, verse. This in i ffers an 5 New York in 18C8 entertained unusual attraction in connection 50,000 visitors for tho National with the convention. RUNNING U P THE DEBT MIAMI HERALD With the enactment of the bonus bill, over the President's veto, all hope for n material reduction of tuxes upon the people must be Interest Paid on Savings BECAUSE you can turn night into day—cold into heat—* into palatable delicacies: because you con wash, iron, sweep, play a piano or ing machine all by pressing a tiny button. Wiring is not an expense—not when you caki the cost of oils, coal or gas in terms of time. n< nnd wrinkles. And It is a pleasure—a social triumph to do tl electrically. GILLON & PLA abandoned. Ferhups the mere passage of the ■ EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL bonus bill would not in Itself com­ pel the defeat of the new tax meas­ Watch for Thursday’s Atlv. ure,.but it is evident that this con­ gress is bent upon tho greatest pro­ ■ B i i H i i M B a i R i n B a i x K i D i i a a i i i i m i u a n 111 gram of extravagance tlmt has been proposed since the wur. The accumulated appropriations ani'mounfing into the hundreds of minions. All these things added to tho war debt and with local debts ON THE Indianapolis speedway wi|h It Is estimated, nmko tho In­ racers drove their curs at u speed debtedness of this country amount well above one hundred miles nn hour, uveraging over 98 miles an hour for the first 150 miles. Henry PRONUNCIATION Ford, whu was judge of the race, ST. AUGUSTINS RECORD insured the life of every racer for $10,000 per life, a t his own ex­ pense. One hundred miles per hour ><* be sure. To conThe world's cheapest insurance ? would have seemed incredible when snort paragraph to be* read aloud sider two or thn e more common by would-bo apeukers, warning stumbling block* where do you men wm* . marching off to the candidates that ho doesn’t know., place tlv safe deposit box'such as is avaiia^1 Spanish war. It seems slow to the anyono who would pus# the test "uerial accent in "detail,” wrnl diocumn.'* this Institution, . with u percenttyto of 100. Here it I Aerial is aim ust universally nils*s: ’ ’ ... . , . I pronounced' , therefore it u for. • It safeguards Jewelry and "A* coadjutor of your labor#, it tunato that antenna" is coming to wolpd be indecorous of mo to issue be used us us a substitute |n riuJb sakes ag ain st th eft, carelessness,, storm any peremptory orders. But it i s ; terminology, i . ” *,* ^ reccdence,M con* obligatory that I construe my oath tamed ' fire and floods. And it does all this for the difficult paragraph of office as conferring certain ex­ above isinunfortunately confuted it, emplary duties; otherwise our po­ * « en t with precedents." |*qu>. few cents a week. sition would be irremediable—or tail is one o f a large class „f When such security can be h^ perlpps I should say remediless. words In which the accent is My own feelings are sacrilicable; placed on different syllables a ? such a low cost, it is unwise to run w the good of the order must take cordingly as the word is used as precedence.” risk. a noun or u. verb. . ..UrU-good practice for anyone, With all the confusion involved from the smart eighth grade up to in Englrsh accent, there are cer­ the" fathgr who presides In lodge tain broad rules which will help |n meltings and the mother who di­ A l,ttle rects the destinies of a woman's W Latin Can will . \help, too. knowledge But nJ ri, of duty. Nearly everyone is likely to met; with some surprises when he tfc a k S fftf l V ear impl> the™*! tivation of t"ad Pgood " ' bo » A COMMUNITY BUILDER M looks up the doubtful words In a tlvation o f"u good ear/' by S F. P. FORSTER. President B. F. WllltSKB. Ing good poetry and hearing S i « a n a n n i x n n n n a a a i a n i a a a a a i a a a a i i a a n a a ii 0 al jj / I �JL' f»\ A jS? . ' if I — __ , . . . LV, — ren the simple rules of hcnlth. centngci by ad the schools Street and French Avenue in City of are w o n which will not only insure them in the J v,S#1 Lty for corrective health Fla^jun N. BED FL, E. 200 F t, S. 559 Ft,.W . 1 o \ • % A # i of mind as well as body In Seminole Count comfort work: 200 F t, to Beg., in Section 25, Township 19, w n r rtltcve us bf bo many ■ ________ 101?* Makes Much Progres tors’’nnd dentists’ bills? If we Lake Monrie ‘ Range 30 L .-.-,....----------------------- 550 Only hded nature's wnrnings Osceola . A.... .........................72# - i(By Miss Abby Ddthlnoy) George G. Herring, Beg. 569 F t N. of th eN. E. Ptl ■ • f nnd take the ounce of prevention Chuluota . (............. .— 59# a O ffice 148; - of Int. of Fulton Street and French Avenue, instead of the pound of cure, how ‘ W hat'one thihg fcan Ue "Vhosch 1 MRS. WALTER WIGHT. Society Editor. „, . , V• v - - •• Fhono 493-J. from the whole of Seminole county mneb fatter our pocket books will East Side Primary School, in thn City of Sanford, Fla., irun El A38 F t, Sanford . .................... 58# which win be of most vital interest b#lN. 137 F t, N. Wl» 200.8 Ft., S. 200 F t,«w Beg^ tb'tht* greatest number of people: The county nurse must tifire this Oviedo ...... .................J.... ..... fit# Lnngwood In Sec. 25, Tp. 19, R. 30 E.'___ 1....95 ......................... 50# DhUdestlnnahly oUr children. childr Their means of expressing to the rchool Wiftpihesfc, their welfare, their dc children of Seminole .county her Altamontp ........................«... 43# E. I t Trafford's Mnp, Sanford, Fla. “W ater Baby” Opens Season I’aoin volopment, their need* nr nnd finally pride in them nnd the splendid U?,T , _ . .. . , 40'K. V. C. Caller, N-.W.. W Blk 3,^Tw-».,__ \ chance to obtain the — ■--- »-■ KefUnge of a sonnd-7nhut*‘arttf-'^ J. II. Ferguson, Lot 6, Blk 2, Tr 8 ...................... ..........104.2 u . . • ; | Cirnmmnr School, Hanford 28% ’Mf'btig, healt Ttfrohg, healthy body, that we ma7 J. F. Hickman, Lot 1, Blk 2, Tr 9............ - .... ...... S2.t Special mention most be made South Side Prlmnry, Sanford. 20# find in them the types of men and nr bake Monroe school, for those 1Goncvr * n-jr' J. F. Hickson, Lot 2, Blk, 2, Tr 9___ ______ __ ___ 52.1 womon well fitted to take oir scholars by hard, prrslr.tcnt w ort, ' ........................................... ^ ,v . Tuesday places. Mra. D. A. Manard, Lot 10, Blk 2 , Tr 9 __________ 104.2 P . . . . . nn^ , i r tl|J n,l.i!*1'' steadfast efforts of their, Spanish women have not entirely •-Picnic, Daughters of Wesley, at Few- people in this day queslim teachers, brought themselves up to adopted the French -hoe r.tvles es Atlantic Const line I t R. Co., right-of-way on . Palm Springs Tuesday afternoon, the neecssity of s id in g their chid and above the 100 per cent mark S .^ t . K the s h o r t^ m p Commercial Street between laurel Avenue and June 1 to achoot The question of educ»: I for correct ivo health work. To ' L l ve'ry high curbed heel, hut preMaple Avcnuo .._____ .......____________ _____ _ ,fi _ Wednesday tion, however, Is not one of mind this school was awarded the large for the strnlrlit heoT of the Cuban p / / ......... 7 The Nellift TurBcr.01irt) will moot only. We mhst give to each. nr.d Igold star for best health work in I tool of the Cuban _ Porter-Judy? Co., Lot 5, Blk 1, Tr 8.......... . -----118 oest health work in |vpe. with Mra. J. D.‘ Dorsey at 3:3d every ch^d the opportunity id d# the whole county, nnd it was truly Portcr-Judy Co., Lot 6, Blk 1, T r 8 .—, ____vll« o'clock. velop n healthy body or-educatUn well earned. (T’inr.sr conlie-< buy two nr three Victor and Belle Check, Lot 1, Blk 1. Tr 9.............-J.A18 wiU be In vaim for the most bril­ It is to be hoped in the next American ricnreftr:i at n time, nnd Victor and Belle Check,Lot 10, Blk 1, Tr 9-----------118 liant mind In the world in a ■school year there wi t be not only the dealers make an additional Victor nnd Belle Check, Lot 1, Blk IN, T». 9.....—;— 118 broken, disabled body, is useless any '"■h"0,, be- 1profit on the tin-fnll from each Victor and Bello Check, Lot 10, Dlk IN, Tr 0. The'tim e has Como when health yondj UM) per tl8cent. package by selling tt back to the education must he placed on in Following is n list of the per-imanufacturerr.. Victor and Bello Check, Lot 1; Blk 2N, Tr 9------- L.118'" equal piano with the education of Victor nnd Belle C h e c k , Lot 10, Blk 2N, T r -9 .^ .n...„,„118 * ’ Mrs. Martin McDaniel and Marthe mind. • v —- r -tht, Jr., of Bunnell, are in Sanford Victor nnd Belle Check, All Blk 3N, Tr 9_„...... 22 The physical advancement of a TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FRENCH thin week vUltJng relatives. Tho above and foregoing final assessments are paykbte child enCh month, the physical icre AVENUE FROM FIRST STREET NORTH TO LAKE MONROE. of their bodies, and the record of Notice is hereby given that the construction of ;ho nsnhalt pave­ interest up to July 1, 1921, and from and oftor such date, It, should be ns much n part of the French Avenue from First Street north to I.nkc, Monroe hns assessments will bo payable only in ten equal annual Ini child's report card ns reading, ment writing and nrithmatic. It can iecn completed and the completed work haw been finally accepted by with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payment*. Witness my hand ns City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City-of fi truthfully, be saiiV for sntMic.i the Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. show, that over 50 per cent of ford, Fla., this 31st day of May A. D. 1924. . The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving French school fnilures nrc due not to djll(SEAL) L. R. PHILLIPS, City Clerk. ness in the child or failure on the Avenue with sheet asphalt front First Street north to Commercial Juno 3-10-17-24. __ _____ . . . Street 24 feet in width and 10 feet in width from Commercial Street part of the teacher to npply the »t ‘i -* »*■ <■/ ' «: ? ijt right method, but to lack of Rood north to Ijtke Monroe. ’’■Mies AHfce peters and: son Jack health. Wo cannot expect tlwso Frnm First Street to Commercial Street, 21 Feet Wide. pad daughter Margaret are planchildren to give their attcnt,ien to, 234 Cu. Yds. excavation <fi> 40c ........................... Afrig-to spend the summer in Cali­ 93.60 $ nnd learn well the lesson of l he fornia visiting Mrs. Roland. , 137,55 Jacky OU, world’s most famous “water baby," aquatic marvel ol blackboard, when they are com­ 131 l.in. Ft. valley gutter O $1.05................ pelled to look at it with eyes thnt 334 Lin. Ft. coneretb curb and gutter (o' 76c___ 253.84 * L^avWf Thursday for a visit of Miami, Fla., is shown getting in trim for the bathing season. He has fall to see. ’ We cnnnpt hope tn 222 Lin. Ft. flush curb (ok 35c ............................... 77.70 a month to her daughter, Mrs. B. mastered the art of riding a surf board and inset Is a flosc-up of the hnvo a perfect mathematical prob­ J.'Sturntan, is Mrs. E. A. Doug­ tiny water nymph. 605.C0 lem worked out when every nerve 757 Sq. Yds. II" rock base fink 80c........ ................... lass and daughter, Virgilna. nnd every attention of the dlvld 741 Sq. Yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ $1.02. .................... 755.82 is centered on an aching tooth, 640 Pq. Ft. concrete alley returns Cjv 30c- .... .................... 192.00 ‘t>n*a Visit’Jo Sanford Tuesday -which never should be allowed to 2 Type I f Inlets @ 830.00. .................... 60.00 for the election wore Mr. and Mm. Delightful S u r prise Junior Girls Friendly ache. 45 Lin. Ft. 12" storm sower 0 $1.05....... ........... 47.25 Roy Feples of Winter Park. They +-M Say what we will of the henity Laboratory inspection of materials ............................ wfcre formerly residents of San­ P arty W as Given For Society Enjoys P arty of education of the mind, the netds 33.88 ford. Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent ......... 45.13 Mr. and Mrs. Bandel At Silver Lake Friday of the body come first, and if wo Engineering, 4 per cent ............................................... persistently neglect these claim 90.20 '/Motoring to Kissimmee Sunday A delightful surprise party was In spite ofl tho fact that the so- and fail to see thnt our childivu were Mis. J. G. Ball and son, Billy observe them, nature rebels, oily Total cost...... ... .................. ......................... ;...... Ball .to bring Mrs. Ball home. given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. cinl senson is on the wnne nnd after repeated warnings, howevtr, | $2,392.10 ----------- Special —------------ -Mfs. Ball has been on a visit of S. Benjamin at 118 Elm Avenue, ninny people have already left for and trouble follows. To .he borne by City, 1-3..................... ...... $ 707.37 with Mrs. Benjamin and Mrs. Hnrtaveral days to her daughter, Mrs. To he borne by ndjnccnt property owners. 1,594.73 A system of corrective henith ry Bendcl joint hostesses in' honor the beaches .summer resorts and ■ William Steed of that city. work which has been endorsed and Number of feet frontage .. 4,168 of Mr. and Mrs. Max Bandel of elsewhere, picnics * are still in advised throughout the Unitad Assessment per foot frontage $ 3:8261 The mother of Mrs. James Sha­ Orlando, who wero recently mar­ vogue among the younger set. States hns been installed In our w n ,Mrs. Jane Smith, was a visi­ ried in New York. It is customary with tho Junior From Commercial Street to Lake, 16 Feet Wide. schools in Seminole county nnd the At a long table in the dining tor to Sanford Tuesday for the day. Girls ’Friendly Society to have results, after a trial of seven 584 Cu. Yds. excavation @ 4lte.— ....... ............ , ............. 233.60 room which was beautifully dccoMrs. Smith lives In Sanford, but months, fully prove Its worth, and 400 Stn. Yds. overhaul @ 1c.............. ........ .................... 4.00 Is on a visit of a month or two rnted with green foliage and cut something unusual for thoir meet­ are very satisfactory. 1078 |.in. Ft. Hush curb @) 35c......................................... 692.30 with relatives and friends for the flowers, a dinner course wes served ing every fifth Friday, Conse­ That the healthy child is the one Mr. Perry Weinberg in a few ap­ quently Inst Friday was spent at 1841 Sq. Yds. 6" rock base (jtk 8(lv ........................ . MU summer. 1.172.80 propriate words wished the hnppy Silver Lake, at Mrs. Clyde Derby’s who docs the best work has hten 1736 Sq. Yds. 2" sheet asphalt top (ft $1.02 ____ ____ _ entirely shown by the results of 1,770.72 couple a long anil perpetuous mar­ place, by those belonging to this this system. Oii n visit to Judge and Mrs. 2 Type B. Inlets $30.00 ....................................... life. 60.00 society and their visitors. Jkhtktr G. Sharon la Mrs. W. S. ried J n the Sanford schools, where Whist was played during the 35 Lin. Ft. 12 " storm sewer (o' $1.05 ............................... 36.75 About 20 young people motored onW count of the lnrge number rtf JoriJah Of Jacksonville. Mrs. Jor­ and all unjoyud n wonder­ to Silver lotke where tho chief a t­ Extra wmk ..... ........ ............. ........................... dan is nulte well'known in San­ evening *131.10 fully good At u late hour traction was swimming. After pupils, several different'classes of ford ana has many friends hero. scores weretime. Two monuments a t street Intersections < p k $6.50.... the samo grade are r e q u ir e d , these 13.00 nnd Mrs. J. crowding ul Ithe enjoyment po«She has visited* here several times Fleischer wascounted children are classed together ac­ laboratory inspection of materials .............. ........... 56.18 awarded first prixe*. sible into a few short hours, n before. Vlrs. I*. Weinberg won the second wonderful picnic supper was cording to their ability to work, Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent.......... .. 89.40 p u rely none can believe that It was Engineering, I per cent. served. 178.80 Mrs. J, E. Bass, the visitor of prize. ,'mcrc coincidence that to the grado The bride was presented with a Mrs.'John Sneed, who has been her icnutiful thoso enjoying the out- j in the primary schools which was of sterling silver IngAmong winter guast . loaves Wednesday candlestickspair wore Elisabeth Whltnor, Phyl- shown to do the best school work $ 1,737.65 by the hostesses,* Mra. for Richmond, Va., where she will denjamin nnd Mrs. Handel. To ho borne by City, 1-3 ..................... $1,679.22 A lis Smith, Trixie Franklin, Pearl und classed accordingly, the gold visit her brother, Rev. C. E. John­ landsomc silver tray was also giv­ Robson, Mary Helen Morse, Olivia star for. the greaLcst number of To hp borne by adjacent property. ..... . 3,158.43 son, for a few days before return­ en her by the Ladies' Social Club. Brady, Margaret Thompson, Mar­ 100 per-cent (health) pupils was Number of frontage ....... .................... mimncr ot feet frontage ................... . 1,024 I* -* mm »w # mm * ..* / -I'-j ' garet Edwurds, Henrietta Ed­ awarded. The same “coincidence” ing to her home In Lewlsburg, W. wards; Lrniso Fenner,' Nancy held true In tho grammar' school. Va. _____ Miss-Price. Honored . W4rk«,*K«thartmy Mnrrivwrr'Tkel- The rotdrstarajnsxrwort Ncxxfii- Btone; ■Pcarry gnide-flrarthg-;tW biWtvw o rd ; nftt " / - ’"Miss Agtiad Berner is- leaving . Green* * NO. FEET FINAL •"toaijr via the■Ct|lla‘Line for NewF -W S u i^ ris e SFovVer Maa Ridlon, Martha Cheney of Or­ only for health, but for studies. DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT lando, Karl Fox, James Fox and Can wc in the face of this, doubt NAME. York City to visit her uncle and Honoring Misa Florence Price, a Joseph Ridlon. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leander Leittho qcccssity of teaching to4chll- Randall Chase, Beg. nt N. E. Pt. of Int. of Fulton ner. i While In the north Miss Ber­ charming bride-to-be, a surprise ner will visit Washington, Atlan­ arty given her by a few of her tic City and other places of Inter- riends a t her homo near Lake donroe Thursday night. As Miss ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B — 1 I.v . ’rice entered the room Mra. H. B B B * Home Tor the summer vacation is Witte and Mra. E. O. Colson sang B a • a Eva Grace Wagner. Miss Wagner "l Love You Truly," with Miss has been a student at the Convent lelcn Hittc at the piano. If I I if Miss Price was seated in the of the Holy Names In Tampa dur­ I ing the past winter. She has as center of tho room nnd gifts were her gueet Miss Marquitte Zelglor, distributed to her by little Betty ■ ■ •' ' Ml* of Tampa, who also was a student Jane Steel and Alice Knescrman, ■A iw .w .v;** H i who wer edressed in crisp organdy at the Convent of the Holy Names I rocks. list winter. Refreshments served were lem­ ■ ++++->++<.++++++++++*+++++♦♦ ++4++++-t-+++4+++4++++4+4+44 onade and ca'xe. Assisting Mrs. a a YOUNG PEOPLE OF Price in serving were Mrs. C. Stool Mra. 1>. C. Barclift. SANFORD ENJOY andThose enjoyisg tho evening with !» ; Miss Price were Mrs. C. Steel and s CAMPING TRIP children, Mr. and Mrs. John Bolfy, -------s Mr. and Mra. C. Christ in. Mr. nnd At the dose of school lake par- Mrs. Emil Kaevrman nnd chil­ X'f.ulfl }J JlrriV Re| and plcnica are becoming more dren, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Barclift v-i >-• ti-v and more popular. One of the most and daughter, Beuluh, Mr. and delightful yet given waa the one Mrs. H. Witte and daughter, Helen, by Mrs. A. E. Hill. Mrs. Hill can­ Mrs. E. C. Colson nnd Miss Mayme ._..rS B B not receive too much praise for the Stool, of Clevclaid, Ohio. •We Wish to Announce to Our Many Patrons and Friends the Arrival Toda y of a Second Solid Carload of interest she has taken in enter­ r ■ :• • taining the young women attend­ W oman’s Club ing the camp, or party, which last­ Column ed the entire week. • Laden with- everything to make Wt hthe meeting of the execu­ their .stay an enjoyable one, the tive board Tuesday morning of perty motored to Crystal Lake a the Sanford Woman’s Club the adof the past two years week' ago Saturday, returning minlatration went out of service. The new Monday morning bf thia week, a board consists of the following Complete Living Room Suites, Odd Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Baskets, Ferneries, Smokers, etc., in an unlimited varie- i little weary in body but rested and members: Mra. Henry Wight, president; satisfied In rabid. It is said. | ty of styles, colors nnd finishes. r?;,/ . : Crystal Lake made an ideal lo Mrs. W. M. Scott, first vice-presi­ cstion for the camp with Its dent; Mrs. W. A. Fitts, second We most cordially invite your insifccttoh b f this, THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF FIBRE FURNI smooth shores and cdol, clear wa vice-president; Mrs. E. M. Gallo­ ter, and for a lolid week waa the way. third vice-president; Mrs. F. :: TURE ever exhibited in this section.‘ On display at“ the scene of much merriment, It U re­ F, Dutton, recording secretary; i r. 1 |; , Mrs. S. O. Shinholser, correspond­ ported. ing secretary; Mrs. John Meiseh, ’•■While the party/was at camp treasurer; Mrs. W. L. Morgan, : -TV I ...i. ■■ ? . r 's v .v L they had a congenial bunch of chairman of social department: young men to vlalt them ofteh Mrs. D. P. Drummond, chairman k There was dancing,;' swimming of music department; Mra. C. C. a a motoring, promenades, thaater Pf r- Woodruff, chairman of ^literature ties, card parties and the like. department; Mrs. J. G. Sharon, f A dinner party on Theraday chairman of welfare department H m night waa made tp of i Jolly and Mrs. J. E. Pace, house chair- a B crowd from both Sanford and Or­ man. a a lando. Some of the yfaitofb P£*** All communications intended for a ■ ent were Sarita Lake; Qlayda Wil­ the Woman’s Club should be ad-|" ■ son, John Meiseh, Robert Dodson, d r e s s e d 'to Mrs. S. O. Shinholser,-a B faul Lake, Edgerton Patterson, corresponding secretary. The par- B l he* Peck, Harry Wlmbiah, G. W. liamentarian has not yet been se- , Spencer, Jr, Tommy Thompson , 5 5 end Robert Thrasher from San­ lected. Banford- should feel froud of its 3 a ford. Woman's Club. With tho live and J. Coming out after the dinner efficient officers working together party were San Thrasher. Walter there in no reason why some more |a Connelly, W. A. Adams, Warner opd work should not go on. for," “Koggan, Pierce Griffin and Chas. ,ey make up ■•*®»-of Sanford; Kennle'Harrod, women and great things are looked J Marian Kinkaid, Bill Anderson •nd'Clsude Anderson, of Orlando; ^Members of the boar^l feel they ■nd Frank and Richard Benbow are fortunate in having secured of Ohio. Mrs. E. A. Douglass as B M M d : *The young women going on the nnhili-itv a chairman and Mrs. wa* ft v ■ ckmp were Olive Newman, Mae .ubllcity er Wight as vice-chairman,U The ine a ■oily. F.mily Lingle, Naomi’3cdg- secretaries of the five dcpartmnla rtnints flBaBBBBBBflBBBBaBBflkkaBaaB^BkiinlliiaBaBlrt^BBBV'M lBW BM iiK^BIBaBflMaaaBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBaaaBBBI ■jrn, Mildred Holly, GGeorgia Moh- will constitute the cjmndttee ttce to to j1 .............Atwo o'Women, women-.rurner Fmflier | EaaaxB aB B aB B B aaB B aB B aB B B B aB aaaB B B flB a»B «aB B B B B B B aB B iaB H "i"aK aB M """"""""""aa"""a work, will follow. *vl s oocial Side Su, ggfe^ig'*s». C alen d ar »* Personals RUGBY BATHING SUITS Jj&Qp yalucs.Reduced .50 COMPLETE STOCK JANTZEN: SUITS 1 $ 6.50 S [ t Phone 5 M B lM M 1 U ,*> v ». f-* **“: •• * m* U ■uulliV,. I - fill t - Li U J H I U v'* " I-V « ,<T * w* �ir r* INFECTION By condo OOT ERHARDT RIGHT AND LAKELAND BEATS TAMPA INEW YORK WINS FROM B O S T O N IN 9 TO 6 SCORE Champion Gymnast at 18 8 1 Petersburg Shuts Out Inlanden Bradentown Scores Three Buna in Ninth to Beat Orlando. Careys’ Home Run in Eighth With Man on Base Gives Pitts­ burgh Game Over __ . St. Louis. " " t AMPaT Fla.. June 3~—“RttW-’ Erhardt pitching for Lakeland held'the Smokers helpless Mondny afternoon and the Highlanders shot out Tampa 7 to 0 . Bunched hlta coupled with lour earrors by Tampa accounted for the runs in throe innings. Erhardt allowed only two hH*, both singles. Catch­ er Smith of Lakeland was hit in the head by Sadler in the ninth and knocked unconscious but re­ vived ahortly and doctors declar*ad him not seriously hurt. 8 core by. innings: Lakeland____ 020 000 302—7 13 0 Tampa ........... 000 000 000—0 2 t Erhardt and Smith; Sadler and . Gomes. .. NEW"~YORK71une 3. — New York defeated Boston Monday t) to 6. Kelly scored four runs for New York and hit a tnome run, a dou­ ble and a single. Score by innings: Boston ........ .. .DUO000 312—0 0 2 New York _....010 052 lOx—9 17 0 McNamara, Bachelder, Lucas and O’Neil; Ryan, Jonnard and Snyder. wSmbB Score'by innings: TWftona ............000 000 000—0 5 3 S t Petersburg ..300 101 01 x—6 5 1 Henosky and Sims; Wolfe and Moore. P a lm e r G ra d u a te Office H o u rs : • -I1 A. M.: 2-6 P. M. 7 to S E v e n in g s, e x c e p t S a tu r d a y s R oom s 304-4 t i F ir s t N at. Ilk . D ldg., S an fo rd . 8 ' *% — 0 0 ' ’ NEW. CASTLE, I’a., June 2.— Women weigh themselves more fre q j^ tly than men. the New g***le kity riwneU has discovered. f«nny weighing machines main, foined py the city disclosed this uT n rec«iPt* were count­ ed. Machines located where women use them showed nearly four times as mucm income as those more araiUm e for the use of men. PA IN T STORE PHONE 303 FABRIC CORDS ALL GUARANTEED , ve- And R e p ^ a ir in g Bur i ooN*r want f o i s t o g o t o ,— — 1 COURT l! J J THAT iDEA Worked our -i GREAT! r - e o r v /A ir Til l woo hear of t h e P l a n l HAVE Foe? TOMORROW - TOPS DEPOSIT ON A TWIN Ei g h t has INCREASED To$247 a ■foe SALE OF foETUkN-fl progressing Fine - THE tESrgR BROS, E»PE«r SAllSr MEN-HOPE TO Couecr Enough t o ­ m orrow to PAR FOR THE fenoers . top And HEADLIGHTS, IF ALL GOES WELL I 1 3 24 Hoim Wrecki ng Scrvif, : Phone 643-WT- Night J Smith’s Barber Shop for better barber work —n ext Valdez Hotel. DIEHL . ELECTRIC FA N S Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 R O U T RHEUMATISM No more stiff joints, no m«t jy In the muscles, no more td&mZ from rheumatism. Somd* tjC to be Hue but it ia tm* 11 LEONARDI’S ELIXIR fa TH E BLOOD will cure y«a2 matiam, enable you to movi m w ith perfect freedom, cut* . feel like a new person. It the potion from the system. Da Now open—20 rooms 51.00 a day. L ight lunches, ice cream, soft drinks. Always open. Mrc, H. B. Turner, Hostess. In fact, anything, anywhere, at any time. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phone J98. CHICKDi £nv<fa. client -wha-ows*.- ctK H pj^uof -the neatest little bungalows, lo­ Myrtle Ave. & 4th S t cated bn a northwest comer lot In the best residential section of San­ ford who is willing to sell or trade for larger home. WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU WILL AGREE ITS A BARGAIN. Phone 539 Britt RealtyCo INCORPORATED Rooms 515-516 First Nat’l Bk Bldg. * * " " “* « S tates ,n V 0 r t3 n n c e o f n-. flbtre S fl°Uri —W. L. Hand. WELL IF WOO RAW ME $150 DAMA6 ES I ’LL 5ETTLEJJ , 2nd gt Storii g e 1113 Snnford Ave. 105 Palmetto Ave. Over Ninety Percent of Childish Ailments f « Come From Indigestion I SAW THIS ACCIDENT AND IT* LOOKS LIKE VOU'RE IN FOR A BlG DAMAGE S U IT— ,___ Sanford A . SANFORD Sanford MNGOSH-K 1 OlDN'T MEAN TO HIT HIM IS HE HURT? ---- SOLD BY THE f 3 D -■ rrf-~i LET NO MAN DECEIVE 1 ^ 1 \ f * T*i i m w ; L^jai YOU, — LISTEN TO WISE AND PRACTTCXL PAINT­ M Ko l 3 ER—IF YOU p O YOU WILL 'Has Pleuu||| if^ T V , ■pmo odor. Ml USE NOTHING BUT SUN­ not itsia. M dnig ito ^ l PROOF PAINT FOR YOUR \ ( Mtrid« 0^1 HOMES. T e n d l e r Defeated Senators T r o u n c e By Mickey Walker Athletics M o n d a y Who Retains Title By An 8 to 3 Score HERE. HE COMESBE CAREFUL AND DON'T REALLW 6E T — , HURT*1 (T T r~ CtAIR AND Cleanin*. PreMln We are now fulN New Steam /'rets 1 truck. Give us ■ ,, 110 Sanford Ave_ rn iA o P R A C T o n Florida State League Clubs: W. L, Lakeland ......................35 13 St. Petersburg ...........28 31 Marion Muller nt 18 has achieved the reputation of being th« .Orlando . ..................... 27 22 champion feminine gymnast of the United States. Here you see her Bradentown ................. 24 25 doing a handspring over another girl at Richmond Hill, Long Island Tampa ..........................18 31 Daytona .......... 14 34 cSffrX Snul «»■* 3ERv ICB r^ i/^ a a 8 ERVIC8 D R .W .A .B R U N E How They Stand Bradenton 6 ; Orlando 5 BRADENTOWN, Fla., June 3 .I t waa the proverbial ninth in American League nlng rally th a t brought Braden Clubs: town from the rear in the opener New York . with Orlando here Monday and en­ Boston ....... abled the locals ot take a close Detroit . ..... dean game with a 6 to B count. Chicago ...... Score by inninga: St. Louis ... Orlando ........ .101 000 102—5 10 2 Washington Bradentown „ . 200 000 013—6 10 1 PHILADELPHIA, June 3. — Cleveland . PHILADELPHIA, June 3. — Thompson, Camp and Francis; Mickey Walker og Elizabeth, N. J., Washington nnd Philadelphia stop­ Philadelphia Boone and)' McDaniels. world’s welterweight champion, ped off here Mondny on the way National League successfully defended hi» title west for a single game nnd the Clubs: ngainst Lew Tendler, Philadelphia Senators M£on 8 to 4. Heimnch re­ New York Southern League southpaw, in a furious 10-round Chicago . in the Nntionn! League hall ceived poor support from the in­ Brooklyn . ATLANTA!, June 3.—Atlanta bout here Monday night. The chnl- field nnd several hits thnt should Cincinnati won from the Memphis league iark engep up a strong fight have been fielded gave the vis­ Pittsburgh . ........ ...... 20 leaders 4 to 3 Monday after tying ngainst put the youthful champion but itors a lead that the home team Boston . ............... the game -in the lucky seventh in­ was outpunehed in the infighting. could not overcome. Walter John­ St. Louis .......... .....18 ning. In the first 10 -round bout Johnny son fanned seven batters. Philadelphia ......... ....11 ' Score by innings: Score by innings: Mealy, Philadelphia lightweight, Memphis ..........000 201 000—3 5 0 won Siiu llicrn Lcngu a Judges’ verdict over Pedro Washington . IDO 20(1 401—8 Id 1 A tla n ta ........200 000 llOx — 1 0 2 Campo of the Philippine Islands. Philadelphia . (1001)02 010—3 7 1 Clubs: W. Kelley, Blume, Mitchell und The verdict was unpopular. Memphis .............. Kohlbeckcr; Kahr nnd Brock. Atlanta . DONATES LIBRARY . 24 Jog Tiplitz, sensational Philadel­ Nashville ; ............ ......24 phia 138-pounder, won a decision 'N 8 IRMINGHAM, Ala., June 3.— New Orleans ...... ......25 Monday’s game was called on uc- over Dan Gnrtin, also of Philadel­ Mobile . . .. .24 phia in a 10-round bout. Tiplitz won count of darkness after eleven in­ Birmingham . 20 all the way despite the game show­ nings of loose playing. The score Little Hock . ....15 ing of Gnrtin. waa 12 all. Chattanooga . . ... 14 Score by innings: The main go was sent on ahead L. Rock ....100 010 004 00—12 24 2 of the final preliminary bout due to Blr. v .........010 232 013 00—12 14 1 the threatening weather. Tendler Rlahbougr,—McCall, Cash and fftts. the first to (enter the ring. He Smith, Lapan; Carter, Gray, Good came in ut 10:fl3 o’clock. The’ «hd Robertson. southpaw was given n tremendous ovation although the consensus of Wjrtt h a b e a s opinion favored-Walker. ' •‘ITA -SPLENDID F E E C O fC ^ L “That tired;'hltff-slclc,"discourag­ YMfriwed the; challenger in. T end-! (cr arrangement, ed feeling caused by a torpid User ler sat calmly in his corner while | ___________ nnd constipated bowels can fcbe 1CINCINNATI, May 31 ^-Federal the crowd waited for the champion. I — gotten rid of with 'surprising Jttdge Cochran today granted ap­ The crowd rose to .its fuel when blow, carried the promptness by using Herbine. You Walker came down the aisle nnd , plan during the plication of M. S. Daugherty at feel its beneficial effect with the Washington Courthouse, Ohio bank­ paid a glowing tribute to the w el-loven forced the first dose as its purifying and reg­ • ,,, er and brother of former attorney terweight king. The champion . ., ; ulating effect is thorough and parted the rones ut 10:08 o’clock, l( be fury of hi general, for w rit of habeas corpus, complete. It not only drives out Walker fought releasing him from the custxly of attired in n loud purple sweater bile and impurities hut it imparts rushed Tendler, t the assistant sergeant-at-arms of bundled high around his neck. a splendid feeling of exhilaration, It was announced Hint Slim i,unH« «.hllo T,., United States senate who arrested strength, vim, and buoyancy of him on a w arrant charging conspirits. Price 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. WOMAN’S CLUBS JACKSONVILLE, June 2. — G A B R IE L _____ More than a score of representa­ tives of- Florida woman’s clubs GREATER _ , today are n routn to Los Angeles, Calif., where they will attend the biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs of the United States. The party, ocmP. A. MERO posed o f club representatives from • W 7 section of Florida, loft here Sunday night and arc scheduled to MOM’N-POP BY ------TAYLOR arrive in the California June 2. “Cheapest la th# •M Eq the abort K F re ed o m fro m N erv e P r e s s u r e M eans F re ed o m fro m D isease. S p in al A n a ly se s F re e . Pittsburgh 6; St- Louis 2 PITTSBURGH, June 3,—Carey’s home run with Cuyler on base in the eighth inning gave Pittsburgh the lead over St. Louis, the Pirates winning Monday’s game 6 to 2. Three additional runs were scored in the batting rally that followed Carey’s drive. Score by innings: St. Louis ........000 100 010—2 8 1 Pittsburgh ......000 010 050—0 13 1 Dyer, Pfeiffer and Neihergall; Krcmer, Cooper and Goach. 8 L Petersburg 6 ; Daytona 0 , 8T. PETERSBURG, Fin., June 3. —Crippled by the loss of three of their heaviest hitters, the Dnytbna Islanders dropped a loosely flayed game to the Saints here Jionday by a score of 6 to 0. Menosky and Jess Wolfe pitched good jfames, each allowing only five The free teat discovery In flesh healing Jia the maTvelous Boroaone, a preparation th a t eoinea is liquid and powder farm. It is a com* binatlon treatm ent th a t hot only purifies the Wound of germs that cause infection but it heals the flesh with extraordinary speed. Bad wounds or cuts which take weeks to hea! with the ordinary liniments mend quickly under the powerful influence of this wonder­ ful remedy. , Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and $ 1.20. Powder 30c and 00c; Sold by Union Pharmacy, Indigestion, in children, should be but a very temporary condition. Yet, while it lasts, it congests the liver sm| bowels, breeds germs and fills the blood with poisons that ere the cause of men? troubles. Children’s ailments develop suddenly, without much warning, but yield just as quickly to proper tmiment. By sK mulianeous cleansing action of atomach, liver'and bowels, my Liv-o-lax, a pleas, ant-tasting liquid remedy, gives ihn quick ief that mothers seek, and lj nse of calomel and castor oil! * trial will convince. Get a i Children love Liv-o-Iax and rfll be delighted with its quick W 'S f c t o S r f ? - �I I I THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1824 ++V>♦-»(*♦>■ W ant REAL ESTATE Daily Herald . <j For Sale—House and lot on San* ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. For Sale—Business now clearing C a s h , i n fA d v a n ^ four to five hundred dollars per i , 4*____Win....Ibi '**i "■ month. |1,B(30 takes it,” Come m ■atrnu* quick. 1 1 » “ ■•‘mi a m i ****" in u r^ U ttb For Sale—Ten acres, 800 feet front, good dwelling, garage, t „ __1 10c a lt«e lake good variety of fruit trees, a bag ______ He a l i n e iur >•*,''t»0. Terms.... lie m ll» * Z L n vr-.t’L 'i t o f , W9 have the largest listing or celery and vegetable farms in the city. If you want n city lot, a su­ burban lot, a bouse ready built, ^'ir^.yrehftV celery farm, grovo o’- anything in •d a t i n e . . >* , the real estate line call on us. We ibarge 3M t o r f l r t t soll at the owners’ price only. Call and see us. We give you the bar­ tlng Is r e s t r i c t e d t o taalflcatlon. ' ’•» gains and service. or |* m a d e .T he S a n THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. j W| | | be r e s p o n s i b l e SEMINOLE 11QTEL ANN EX • Incorrect I n e e r tl p n , i«r, fo r e u b s e o u o h t FOR SALE or trade for good auto The o ffice s h o u l d b e 29 acres hammock land on S t m tdlateiy In e s s e o f Johns river; two 4-room cottages; ip v K iv risE n s; 30 minutes’ drive from Sanford. .AD RATES* I r«i»r**8n t * t H e t h o r lltar w ith r a t e s , r u l e s cation, w ill g i v e y o u Information. A n d If h«y will a s s i s t y o u In ,ur wanj. a d t d m a k e Wilts. ' UT.tAT n o t i c b , r t sh o u ld g fv o their postofflce a d d r e s s a s alr p h o n e num ber If FOR SALE—10-acre farm on Cel­ ery Avenue, fully equipped. J. A. Rumlcy, Box 921. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS 12 acre farm, all tiled,. 5 wells, house, loading track adjoining property, br.iek, road, Beck Ham­ mock Section, price reasonable. anJ th e o t h e r s c a n ' t Address Box 500 care The Sanford ;* w ith y ou u n lass Herald. your a d d rs a a . s l l a a s n r e MtJBT k * * FOR SALE—A business block for person n t T h e H a a $9,000. Rents tor $1,660 per year. ■M office n r b y l f » Good terms.__Thrasher & Garner. Irphoue d*------ " — 10 ACRE FRUIT, truck and poul­ • s o t Vttllll. try farm, $2,000.' Dandy 7 room , V*rompt, E f f l a l e n t Bsrvlcn. bungalow, 2 screen porches, two cow barn, garage, houses and runs for 500 hens, fine trucking soil, good fruit, only 1,500 feet olT brick highway, 2 miles from Kissimmee, One metal binder, owner must sell to save foreclos­ rcceipta for O’Berry ure, house painted, papered, good Finder please return condition, good for two weeks, only Strout-Fnrm Ag­ okes, Sanford, nnd re at above price. ency* Kissimmee, Fla. rith the times by not i classified pages of 1 newspaper. Herald atsln many Interesting It will pay you to read [ OR RENT—Two houses. Beat I'wnMnn. W. J. Tbigp en. -on tit-.iv l'.—Small house for rent, furnished, suitable for couple, Phone 9085 or call 300 Elm_Ave, •’OR RENT—0 room house, new­ ly finished throughout; fine loation, 209 E. Fifth Street. •'OR RENT—Two story garage or Heights, Seo V, C. Culler. ’’OR RENT—One garage, Cl-I Magnolia. FOR SALE—Jordnn Blue Boy, ex­ cellent condition in every way Driven only by owner. R. C. Fox Phone 23. r Help Wanted to -w ll: D est \ i o f I,o la 3 a n d 4. B lo c k t. H o w a r d I ’m-Kurd u t n u C o m p a n y 's llrs t a d d . l o C a m e r o n C ity . T h e sold l a n d b e i n g ass*****l nt t h e dal*- of t h e I s s u a n c e o( s u c h crrtliii-ati- In ih*- m i n is n t t \ t>. MoI .a tig hi in. r n U ’s s «iii*| c o r i i float* s h a l l W reil*‘flint>d uocorillm r to la w t a x deed w ilt Is su e t h e r e o n u n t h e 11th tlay of J u n e . A. D. 1934. W i t n e s s m y officia l s t a n m u r * nn,J s e a l th i s t h e 3r d d n y of May. A. IK 1*24. * (S e a l ) K. A. DODO LASS. C le rk C irc u i t C o u r t S e m l n u l e t.'oun-. ty F lo r id a . By A M W E E K S . D r . M ay li-13- 20- 37— J u n e 3- 10. N. 11.33 eh . lo b e g . T h o sulil la n d h e lm ; liases***! a t t h e d a t e of th e N n t l o r o f A p p l l r . n i . i n f u r T a x l l c r i l l Is s u a n c e o f . s u c h c e r l l l l e n t e In t h e I m l r r S r r t l n n f.TS o f I h r f t r n r r n l n a m e of ,\. II. L a r s e n . U n le ss a a ld H fn fn trs nf I h r S t a i r of F lo rliln . c e r t if ic a te s h a l l h e re d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ Noth'** Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t A m e r ­ i n g to la w tux d e e d w ilt Issue t h e r e ic a n F r u i t B r o w e r s , Incorporate*!, lui on t h e 2IIt h d a y o f J u n e , A. 1>., p u r c h a s e r of T a x tV r t I f i c u te No. 339, ‘ 1921 ilitt*-il t h e Kth iluy of J u l y . A. D. ( W i t n e s s m y officia l s i g n a t u r e a n d 1!*I5. h a s flleil s a i d c e r t l f l c a t a lit my r e n l t h i s t h e 19 lit d a y uf May, A. D. office, om) h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n fo r I 11*21. t a x d e e d to I s s u e lo a c c o r d a n c e w i t h (S e a l) »!. A. D O t’dLASH. la w . S a id c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s th e r l t - r k t ' l r c u l t t.'o u rt, H em lm .le C o u n ­ ty , F lo r id a . f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u ­ a t e d In S e m i n o le c o u n t y , F lo r id a , Ily A. M. W E E K S , !>. C. This is n story you will hear al­ most daily, if you keep your ears open, for there are hundreds of grate­ ful patrons of The Herald Want Col­ umns who daily have the Lost and Found section to thunk, for.,,fchc,..)iis tu rn «of home treas­ ured possession; which they had al­ most given up as “gone for good.” The Lost nnd Found Want Ails are the * recognized medium for loser nnd finder to get in­ to touch with each other. No m atter which side of the fence you are ton, try this colum and see how quickly and inex­ pensively It works. To reach all the people effertively^ieave your Want Ad a t Tho Herald Of­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad - Department. n, return to L. M. SteAmerican Fruit Grow­ th}. RcwurtL_________ ng of small gold beads, iturn to Herald office iwtFffaydi.s- •*• idmother's Recipe :k Color and Lustre to Hair. K FOR SALE—Household furniture. Call tt 1020 Union Avenue.____ FOR SALE—Nice fryers and fat hens. See Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardeli Awmue. Rhone 3303._______ FOR SALE—Beauty day is most effective when fresh. 1 make a refined white day from best in­ gredients at small cost. Send 25 cents f*r formyln. Jessie Kelsey, route I’, lakeland, Florida. m HQMELPB / y wer floor apart301 West FiftI MAINE—Wntervllle, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate curd on applica­ tion. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRend ulMtut it in the Pulm Bench Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. TAMPA, ELORfDA—Tampa Daily Times, The grent home daily, rnte Use per word, minimum charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rule card, apartments, furnished, electric lights and water, screened porches, Best location. M. N. Blanton, Coronuilo Beach, Fin.____________ FOR RENT—Four furnished rooms, bath nnd sleeping porch. Lowe** Hour. RpHsonablo rent. 310 Oak Avenue^ Phone 308-W.____ FOR RENT—Two room housekeep­ ing apartment. 719 Aak Avenue, P .n D E V E L O P E I Ut* Hiicola In bvK lr.nlng lh « g r e a t e s t ilev**lo|ino*nt In < lh irh la's h i s t o r y ; a h a l f m i llio n d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o th * g u l f tieu rh J u s t fin ish e d ; a tw o m illio n d o l l a r b r i d g e a c r o s s E s c a m ­ b ia Bay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m i ll io n d o llar o pera house under c o n s tru c ­ t i o n ; t w o m il Iloto* b e in g s p e n t on h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t r lta n c u f o r tlv* i l e v - l i q n r * to g e l In on ground f l o u t. W r i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t ­ m e n t T h e P e n s a c o l a News. M. Iln n srr, a m a r r l n l woman, by Lillian lirnson. h r r to-xt friend. P o m p lsln a n t. vs. Th* u v r r s l r v r t T o r p i n tln * t ’ompnny, a corit**ruilon, *‘t si., Drfmilsiil.- i r t l c r . ' MMr. R a d io M an " Is Favorite Song of Tiny Tot?*, Their Benefac­ tress D iscovers From Their ^ Letters *• New York City*—Nonette, gypsy violinist and singer and lover of children, has listed herself as ona of thoso who will aid the American Child Health Associa­ tion in calling attention to Na­ tional Child Health Day. Nonette is known In thestrieal circles as tho “children’s friend” because she nightly puts many SICKLY PEEVISH CHILDREN Children suffering from Intesti­ nal worms are cross, reHtloss and unhealthy. There nre other syruptons, however. If the child Is pale, has dark rings under the eyes, bad breath and takes no Interest in play, it is almost a certainty that worms are eating away its vitality. The surest remedy for worms is White's Cream Vermifuge. It to oosllive destruction to thu worms but harmless to tho child. Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. AVERT VllintNI Clarksburg. Tlio' •• ClnrksLunti »:.t|iorf**ni. >mnrnlnr ItH-lmllng cturtilay. ‘ inorulug Isstxs* f-Cffit mr. wuril. minimum 3ic. TO REACH BUYERS OT seHrre-ofFlorida raal estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cen t 1 cent n word daily, two cents u word Sundays. ______________ “ DO YOU WANT tu buy or sell anything?” If so advertise in R. C. M A X W E L L the '‘Gainesville Sun.” Real Estate ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potcntinl buyers. Puand Intka Daily New* U circulated In Insurance circulated in industrial and agricul­ SANFORD,------FLORIDA tural center. In Ih r I 'l r r n lt C n n rt of th e S r s r n l h J m l li - 'n l t ' l r r u l r o f I h r S l n l r of I ’lo r liln , In n n d f a r H n n l n a l r F iiu n tr.— In t h s n r r r , . PHONE 148 FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS When the kidneys are In need of a good flushing take FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. They promptly and effectively flush the kidneys, in­ crease their activity and bring asant relief. Landon Taylor, rchester, Iowa, writes:- “I can truthfully say that FOLEY PILLS are the best I ever used. I had tots of trouble with my kidneys and liver; I couldn’t lift anything my back was so weak. Every morning I was dizxsy, could hard­ ly walk, but flow I feel fine.”— Sold everywhere. FUK RENT—Two cool furnished,,. LEARN ABOUT l'olk County and b*-d looms and kitchen, 825. 614 Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ ' " l .'*3 gram. Rust advertising medium in PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS­ W. Second Street. FERS, yes, hot none with SER­ FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn’t South Florida Published mornings. VICE for their middle name. Phone Stnr-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla, you be able to use the money .y^dM COLUMIIUS tOa.) LEDOIJR—Claascured by renting that vacant room., n vfi| lUi-U ml* h a v e , t h e l a r g n s t c i r c u ­ now going tu waste? Thera ore •"T hH la tio n In H i»ulhiv*,ti’r n (Seurats. many persons looking for places to . • x n B Hat* So (C -w o ril) line._____________ stay. Help take care of them and done. Phone 498. ______ _ not only make^money but aaaist in <-V3 WANTED-^-Sanford business men keeping people*in Sanford. Phono 148 and give your nd over the tel*< — »SH| J1MMIK HOWARD’S repair shop ephone. Use The ellrald for quick .iul**vit.f'-| la 1lasted at the cunor of 4ourth service. and Pir.e Ave. and he will be glad FOR RENT—Two large, cool contb see my of his old customers, and necting furnished housekeeping ••lav take care of thui rwunts at nny rooms, $18 per month; $5 per weeo. tiine. He docs general tuto repair 312 East Fifth Street. work, ami guarantees satisfaction. Bring your nuto troubles to him', FOR RENT—2 furnished house­ and then forget them.__________ keeping rooms, 716 W. First St. For R ent FOR SALE—Complete radio oquipApartments wil! take small cash payment A LITTLE WANT AD in The M I T I I ' l l TO CO V T i t A CTO Rfl. and Inlnneu easy terms. Box 201, b id s w ilt b« -received b y Herald will bring you big re­ FOR RENT—Two room apart­ t h eSonliMl care Herald. C ity of D a y t o n a . F l o r i d a , a t th«i sult*. Advertise those old articles ment. with or without garage, C ity H a ll in t h e C it y o f D a y t o n s u p FOR cALE—Comple f-' rntlio eqquip- you have stored away and have on J u n e 9th. I ) H . f o r ment tjul complete sets at various no use for. A little thirty-cent ad ; 618 Chile Avenue._______________ tt oh e 4c op.n s tm. ru c tio n of a J a il an d P o ­ prices. Cash or terms. Box 201, may bring yuu several dollars. I FOR RENT—Kitchen and 2 bed­ lice S ta t io n . . rooms, 11th St. and Elm Ave. earn Ilirald. lllils s h a ll b e a c c o m p a n i e d by a Phono 148 and a representative M. Schneider.__________________ r e r t l i l e d c h e c k p a y a b l e to I* EFOR* SVI.E—, manure will cnll to see you._________ City C le r k , f o r th e a m o u n t FOR RENT—Four room uppci oHfough. no siwilust. live h u n d r e d ( 1300.00) dollar*. to be f o r f e it e d a* li q u i d a t e d d a m a g e s apartment, unfurnished. In­ Hastitifs. N. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando la a w a r d e d t h a murnng Sentinel; largest classi­ quire Royall Ice Cream Co._____ _ cbyo n tnrnayc t baidn dd e rw hwoh ofa lls pro m p tly to th e c o n t r a c t a n d bond. E—Chicken and turkeys fied business, rate 1c a word, min­ FOR RENT—Up-to-date furnisher e x Te chuet eC ity o f D a y t o n a r apartment nnd garage. On Ninth r i g h t to r e je c t an y a n d aells e brvide s* ailia Apply Mrs. Rosenberg­ imum 24c cash with order. nd street, between Park nnd Oak. Ap- tu w a iv e I n f o r m a l it ie s . ’s Dairy, Hughey nnd Gipsy Actress Aids Child Health by S imging ■ Evening Lullaby to Orphan Babies Over Radio , Rooms For Rent Miscellaneous Wanted Advertising MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—First class bench man FOR SALE to work in shop. Sanford Novel­ ty W o r k s . _______________ SALE—One G”xltT used My W A N T E D—Experienced truck KUR i ers Pimp, good condition. Hoodriver wants position nt once. Seminole Business Exchange. One two-horse wagon I’honc 393. FOR S \I,E —Dodge coupe, excep­ tional bargain, properly equipt, ( A l ip l lr n tl u n f o r T a x H e r d finish is in excellent condition, X Cn lml rlcr r ■>H rrllnii 57.1 of I h r l l r n r t u l $650.00. Terms. Podmorc & Bailey, N t n t i i t r , o f I h r S t i l r of F l o r i d a . N o tic e Is h ereb y g iven th a t W. 8. real estate nnd insurance, Winter a r le , p u r c h a s e r of T u x O r t l d c a l o Park. ________________ _____ ENo. 13. ilated t h e ( t i t d a y o f J u n e , FOR SALE—A good 21 model A. D. 1917, ha* tiled s a i d c e r t l f l c a t a In m y uffice, n n d lias m a d e a p p l i c a ­ Chandler car fine, ensy riding. e In a c c o r d ­ $225, Wonderful bargain. Max at inocne fwo ritht a xla wd e. e dP atoid Iscsu ertificate e m Boyles, I-ake Mary 1-odge,lira c m t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p ­ e r t y s i t u a t e d In H em lu n ta c o u n t y , FOR SALE—Ford Roadster, good pi-eldr r-’-iv1*• condition, only 4 motnhs old, B eg . N. W . C o r. o f SEtf, of S e c ti o n $350, will give terms. Write to 31, j .vp. l:i X, It. uu i... . un L U - p l ch. to \V. Hue of S a n f o r d B r a n t S. box 9C5, City. 25 d e g re e * . IV. 12. 3d ch,, W . i:,9I ch., FOND THRU A WANT Eastern Stnr pin nnd pin. Please return to lUtiful, even shade of y hair can only be had a mixture of Sage Tea ir. Your hair l» your makus or mars the face. Biles, turns gray or ast an application or e and Sulphur enhances ince % hundredfold, her to prepare the mix :an get this famoua old roved by the addition of idicnts at a small cost, rbr use. It is called if* and Sulphur Comfis can always bo deo to bring back the natand lustre of your hair. uses “Wyeth’s” Sulphur Compound now darkens so naturally that nobody can tell it applied.' You simply tpunge or soft brush nd draw this through aking one small strand ; by morning the gray "appeared, and after mi­ ration it becomes beauand appears glossy and Houses I<or Rent W illing Tin- Slat** of F l o r i d a , to lirorgi* F r o s t . A lv lra F r o s t , W. It V. WIIkl<- am i F u n n l r D. IVIIkl*-. If li v in g , nml. If ilrail. all p a r t b - s i-lulm lng In* t v r r s t s iitn lrr l l r o r g r F r o s t, A lv lra F r o s t . W. II V. Wllkl*- a n d F a n n t k D. Wllkl*-. ilrcra*r*l, o r ollierw lav. In Hi* p r o p e r l y d rscrllx-il In t h i s or*|*-r. uml to nil pursuit* u n k n o w n I n t c r r s t n l In t h r p r u p r r t v liiVolvrd In t h i s s u ’t, w h ic h Is sltuat*'*! In H rm lnol* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a n d tl«acrll,*>l a* follow s, t o - w 1*1 li iu l n t i l n g n t t h a s a u t h w r a t c o r ­ n e r of till- t m r t h w r s t q u u r t r r uf to t 2 so rt Ion 3*. t o w n s h i p 30. H, It. 39 E-, r u n c a s t .914 f e r t . n o r t h 433 fri-l. w * st 912 fu s t, s o u t h 411 f r r t ; a n d n ls o h r g l n n l n g n t th * s o u t h w r s t c o r t i r r of lot 1. r u n r a s t * 3 I I . I S f r r t , n o r t h I3*'>7 f**t. w r s t 31MB fuel, s o u t h 13*7 f r e t . Ir a s a o u lh S acre*, of mol In si'i-tlon 3*. t o w n s h i p lo. 8. II. V> K. You ar*> I t r r r h y o r d r r r d *n*l r e ­ q u ir e d to a p p e a r o n t h e 4th d a y of AUKiist. A. D. 1934. l o th u bill IIled a g a i n s t yoll III t h e a b o v e e n ti tl e d c a u s a an d c o u rt. W itn e s s K. A- D o u g la s s , d a r k of s a b l r l r e u l t c o u r t , a n d t h a official s e a l t h e r r o f .th i s 1 dny of May, A. (SEAL) K A. DOUQLAB8. C le rk . Ily A. M W E E K S . D. F. • DDKIIANCF. A L E M H I B, A H o rn a v s O rlm tilo. Fla. J o n * 3-10*17-24; J u l y I-I-IE*-23. Elton J Moughton IT ’S) NICE T O OE. > L o i s e : n o * A. lOpUL C O i n T h e ; p *v£ . l q r t o 1 Q ^ E A O tvyy p a p e r ^ J rd W O q L D N T ' fi O A rtE D O TH»*b /Vtf IF* M ^ O t E f ^ / \ w u 2 hom e; SHE. ■) V / O T S 'T O E L &ACVC F E R TW O W EEK S BUILDING MATERIAL MlllACt.E Concrete Co,. cement work, eidewlaks, balld* lag blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B* Terwllleger. Prc>._____________ _ Lumber and Building iAatertal. Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel bu Phone 566. HILL LUMBER CO. Houra « Service, Quality a'td PdtJ Trunks, baggage, pUnoa, safe*. y 'l i j r t B k r a s s w i TRANSFER. Phone 498. Schelle Mainea .». LAWYER —- Court House George A. DeCottes Attomey-at-L*w Over Seminole County Sanford* ■ W ilson W elding & R a d ia to r W orks ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Bid* Sanford • FloritU io n k »■ Florida Fred R. Wilson ■If l/a Metal we C4 weld h." tANFORD, FLORIDA PRINTING W, J. Thigpen Real Estate nnd Insurance The Matthews Press W slak a BI4 ( « *«»(*»n 4 M S , Phone 417-L-2 Pulcston-Brumley Bldg. • Sanford, Fla. Sanford Sign Shof Sanford Novelty Works APPROPRIATE LETTERING For AU Classes of Work Cmeral Shop and MIR Work 11)7 Nortl Sanford Ave Contractor and Builder V. C. COLLER, Prop. /.J 517 Commercial Stiket WHAT COUL O B E S W EETER ? * 1 .. 20 acres cleared! 11 tiled, plenty of] water, small - house and barn, mules and] all equipment. Price $10,000, onehalf cash, bal. terms A real buy. Also 22.6 acres 5 cleared and in crop k~C u E. n i i u a i t . City C l.rk . ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER Hide s h a l l h e b a s e d u p o n p la n a n n d apeclflcatlo n a n o w on file I n t h e ofTlce o f t h e C ity C l e r k of D a y to n a . F l o r i d a , o r u po n d ep o sitin g te n ( 110.00) d o l l a r s w ith t h e C ity C le rk , s a i d d e p o s i t to be r e t u r n e d w h e n t h a p l a n s n r e r e t u r n e d In good c o n d i­ ti o n w i t h i n five d a y s a f t e r t h e cun* a r n c l Is a w a r d e d , A su re ty com pany bond satlsra* ' t o r y to t h e Cl tv of D a y t o n a tn l u l l a m o u n t of t h e v a l u e o f t h e co n tra c t, Will be re q u i r e d . .......... Price $7500 Six room modern house for rent or sale. Terms. Reason­ k able, f ffr - ■* f*’*li‘ FI mw H. B. Lewis Co, 107 PARK AVBLr �T H E S A N F O R D HtiH?A!.T) iDan DobbSjj, PAGE TWO ■ *r = = --------------------- . 9 J lte Sanford H erald | The “Trouble” t l m r r aft.niM a eseei ■T k r Tk« Herald Prlallac Ca, Sanford, Florida. nnt tho women or the youth. Never 'T h e trouble is ‘ [ behaved so since the dawn of history of too many as to suit t h e f H ^ u y prta, laws." I The R e v ^ 4 * f t j Church, of K t K 3 __K d lto r jiO iU X D i~ nnA« b o w a iu i nKiio W ith the Youth of America. In the Ak t i l s u a i« known to be ^ 1 S' rieaeH * conditions l 9 * Shead’s a s s e rjj t S papers imm** + ■ churchman's* t a doubt the sjB * S propaganda* f * NOTICE. "A p l a g H U f All Obituary nollcwa. «»[“ * assertion lit * ■ f t , th a n k a reso lu tio n s particular lg j % S / s s r a s 'S V . s a of morul a S t » . ,. iB ^sivet tlsln* rateA i doubtedly 1St * m asscoatbd p u b »s MEMBER THIS • The H S X a • , .. Th* A ssociated P ress ■ many law ;S $ £ ’ Mlvrslr en titled to tile use - • llcstlo n of all news diapa ! young peoS + ■ Ited to I t o r not o th srw l ■ In th is paper an d also ; Dirkhead 3 T ■ . new s published herein, stale have£J + £ of republlcatton of specli t s b srs ln are also ra a e rv - and are o i* i £ jSt ■ --------------------— But, 3 J ■ -W TUESDAY, JUNE v people act> £ • - .... w t+ i* | to do? Wl ' * ■ U14A A We. _ K BIBLE THOUGHT FC il A ------B «E *T *TPE D K TTHAN RUBIES:— automobiP*-M+ ■ ■Search the Scriptures; for in them thought faaaaaa* ye thlrtk ye have eternal life; and •they are they which testify of me. ous parer** r — lines maj^- £ John 6:30, forcemen S j w T1?E POOR VOTER ON ELEC- ening theg < % n . As Brisbane Sees It ■* V#aM » ■ * ■ * ■ ! e, it seems, is jv iin in the Ruhr « Mir'KTt out of it l a B S c S f | ■ I£ S ■ ■ ■ S ■■ £ a £ ■ ■ £ £ a |£ J in it doesn’t r ashes nnd never | g 1928, Holy Year. >. , Man Foolish, Hut Able. l.aw is Man's Will, or No Law.i, The_Bx-liuabnnd Problem. . Ij ail I— all 1 t3 5 t Britain is stririn supremacy of tk* I our boll weevils should b I for helping her. ci D l I lf sbmotlilng hn't AorW Jinglon7 s««m the dt*^ ! going to work then •death. The sides of n volcano is || 1 lulu *Aist#rWe' of Anim are falMKg inedL and U*| iduction was given aniia lUt* thing must feel like after resigning. „ ■ ■—— » j Texas Hangers have iq| Prince of Wales n wild;**,, he doesn’t look out this til horse on liiin. A former mayor of Seattle arrested for stealing his o«it] so now should be sentenced t» chase himself. In Butte, Mont., a n s | eleven shots into a crowded a without hurting anythinj q the wild west reputation. 1 ’ TION DAY. Th 6 proudest now is but my peer, people w.,jJ The highest not' more high; environniS • To-day,'of all the weary year, ^ < And^J w A k in g b f m en a m I. - • a.... -Mb,, nre great and small, mt in sp q w ^ comment? g h g * My palace is the people's hall, Money-rtZ . g ^ The ballot-box my throne! and thei. •• °y ^3 i h r 9 No ninlter if Ihey ?htngl«w or what they do to their h spit curl always looks is if it* pulling. . Who serves to-day upon the list Th^ Besido the served shall stand; many laU . Alike the brown and wrinkled list, statem e* * The gloved and dainty hand! * The rich is level with the poor, They » r ' The weak is strong today; f And sleekest broadcloth counts no -v moro j i Than homespun frock of grny ent Guidance I f y o u w a n t to invest m o n e y t o g o o d advantage Di \ r v ! i r jj • .To-day let pomp and vain prctenco shoes? * My stubborn right abide; ■> 1 set n plain man’s common sclfse ities in similia* Against the pedant’s prid.J. v To-day shall simple manhood try Tl The strength of gold and land; Takini . The wide world has not wealth to which . buy f * The power In my right hand! there • A ■ j ; While there’s a grief to seek re- stance - v dress, Or balance to adjust. 4 Where weights o u r living manhood, less . Than Mammon’s vilest dust.— While there’s a right to need my vote, A wrong to eweep away, --------- * — a n d a r c un certain about th e b e s t w a y t o d o it, let u s g i v e y o u suggestions. O ur c o u n s e l in invest­ m e n t m a t t e r s is given w i l l i n g l y a n d incurs no obligation. s e r v ic e «*a«w4 ^P R Q G ^sa^ »<s.W. Jq, 1- ' 1‘ ■ . ■ t)ld TOO ----- 0-------**-*•* JJtJ your neighbors and y o u r' 'u.:- friends vote? man Interest Paid on Savings S © ‘■ s i What influence did you exert in “ •S § electing good men to All th.* of­ t s « fices? -------- o-------Some voters are making a col­ lection of .the cards handed them at I , the polling places. -------- o-------The .«Mti prosperous commun­ ity is the one th a t lets the carpen­ ters do all the knocking. • -------- o-------This is Jefferson Davis' birthday. 3 BECAUSE ■ The banks of the city are closed g e y « « rf-g, in observance of the day. „ J 0-0 o me* at « c « -------- o-------night into day—cold into heat-ft* = 6 S J24 The Tampa Observer predicts delicacies-’ that William Jennings Bryan will carry every county in Florida in his n wash, iron, sw^ep, play a piano ort ractLfor naUonal delegate. .1 by pressing a tiny button. -------o-------I not an expense—-not when you cala A t the rate people were voting this morning there will b« no need (Is, coal or gas in terms of time, t 1 to keep the noils open till sundown, <D i ' i« Everyone will Jtave Voted long bea pleasure—a social triumph to do .a fore that j& V fc * time. -------- p-------will get back to norQ, Business wil. . n u«»t Warfitcsday. Weditesday. Everyone has money-making I 1 3 forgotten about aduring a t■u•i|'utho is last . . r days of the few _ «___ political campaign. —----- «*jvE R Y T H IN G ELECTRICAL Drive into the various sections of cannot helpf,eii but Ui the MIO city waej. and • »„« you ___________ atch for Thursday’s Atlv. note the many new homes being greeted. And as the summer comes • • ■ ■ w a o n s i M i a i i i i i u i l i l 11 on building should keep increasing. | ) Sanford must be ready for the tourists this winter. -oSanford NifwiM — footste Miami. I t is a practl Magic city to first put asphalt street and the up to lay water pipe, sewer or some other Improvement. Sanford Avenue was recently paved but from all appearances some of the paving must be tom up to put in new water pipe. ■o orld ‘3 cheapest insurance * Another legal battle is being staged in which twenty-five millior )sit box as is available dollars can be spent. The resource* of the Leopolds and of the Loeb Itution; . have been combined effort tor*house, nave Deen cowuium in ••• an *•••*---for in those days , _____ „ •* ---“ ----I m . f aRffSTuards Jewelry and ^ save from the gallows Nathan Leo- house, were tremeiubjosly interested in all others, I mopped by itrcan n iisp » « » * '< .• - — . onld and Richard Lo#b, confessed t,what v was going on In Europe. [brow feverishly. Still my chosen cent war. It will seem like crawl- ! is: 4A» coadjutor of your labors, it J tunatc that • aiuenna" is nmfnwYa^ft 1 t'Uivca ag ain st th e ft, carelessness,, stofl ----n — | After I had grown weary of! confederate stood silent. I» waved to flyers of the future that will wo(ld bo indecorous of me to issue | be kidnaper* and slayers of fourteen— ! ing uv used w.'. h — ,.»-.v in radio j ■ as—— a substitute cross the A*>—‘iAtlantic soon und *the year-old JB irU iU Robert ItUUViW Franks. A s w u«w .InterssUd —r . ----- making replies I would tuke m y the handkerchief to und undJ 1------**................ L* ' *~ —** fro ' k.. any peremptory orders. fire and floods. A nd it does all this fo But it is tirndnology. ‘ ■ — ,n rud'° “Precedence," con- '■ ' Pacific luter, between sunrise und persons, all over the eeuntry. will mopped uguin. “ Were theru any tained in the difficult paragraph obligatory that I construe my oath obllpRiury mui * VUIIHIUV IIIJ u»vtl handkerchief from my pocket ami lllt’l u u iti a../ I—---- sunset. watpb' thly ease to see Just what riilHlAl’U furri nuf certain ex­ nbovc, is unfortunately confused in few cents a week. — forehead.. ’h( of -rtffij.o, olTice aa as ,.iin conferring paan it acrosa my Thia more questions?” I asked, desperthe outcome will be. THAT’S A BETTER way to emplary duties; otherwise our po­ accent with “precedents." |"Dewas the cue for my manager, sta ­ When such security can be had ere were—plenty of them, but o . tioned ut the back of tho hall, to it was one particular question for spend money than collecting "art" sition would be Irremediable—or taU" is one of a large cluns of ---------j at eight o'i words in which tho accent is for your own private gallery. perhaps 1 should say remediless. such a low cost, it is unwise to run call out: * ;bt The Sanford Uerald I waited. The delay be­ Nevertheless, American collectors My own feelings are sacrificable; pluced on different syllables ac­ “Mr. Cobb, do you expeetj to re­ which in the returns from tod . came emburassing; I guess that render pul,lie service. All things ho 'good of the order must take cordingly as the word is used as risk. The ballot contain* so ‘m any turn to the war?’’ the audience could tell that I was worth while drift eventually into jreoedence.” i a noun or a verb. . “ Ah," I would say instantly, “tho i that results will undoubteudistressed, for uli a t once a lull the public museum and just now , ,.ty>U»good practice for anyone, With nil the confusion involved be slow in earning in. A rep- question asked by the gentleman in U ensued. a rprolonged, l lUVU. There a iivi* was »* — Europe is reudy to sell to America* i from the smart eighth grade up to In English accent, there are cer­ the rear reminds me of a certain itative in m r y precinct will kiurt^bruakinir staire wait. works of urt that can not possi­ | the**father who wnu presides |irt’3iuv3 in lodge iuukc tain broad rules which will help in this paper is touch with the story." Then I would tell tho story , It wuu broken by the booming bly be duplicated, and th a t' this tWCV*lI*cr 1*® rwrtllru* i most cases. X little knowledge of meetings “"*1 and *the mother Urkit who A di­ and. as Iconcluded it, make m y ; — — -------* « ti * __ _ ling of the ballots and this final bow and retrent into the | voice iuc oi v an l^ciaii. Latin Will help, too. But perhaps country necus. needs. couniry recta toe ucswnies ui a Humana rect* the destinies of woman’s of Van Loan: • .1 vr. . . _i., everyone — ■----- j .ismlikely ,„ i„ to the biggest help is simply the cul­ Ion will be given to those "Mr. Cobb," he called out, “there That extraordinary thing is that cjug Nearly wings. The trick had the a ir of Wings. m e in c i uuu iuc •** „ A C O M M U N IT Y BUILDESj, , out of the Herald ~ — * “ — — a -LHt, 1 r| law n hoautr r In froni. u* u w »*»•••— is one question 1 should like to put the government should lay a heavy meJT^ t h some surprises when he tivation of "a good ear," by read- ■ c £ F. P. FORSTER, President. B. V. WHIT5®’ leased sssoclated press being spontaneous and impromptu to you, if you please.” tax ,to discourage such purchases, lo0 jj, up op the doubtful words in a tivation o f'n good car," by read­ • - C T 'bring word from every and sarved aa sn appropriate exit. "Ah, yes, indeed,",.! said gladly., □narv. ing good poetry and hearing good i i i i i » i i u i i i i i i u , n i i n i a n i i n i one of them meaning a concon- , B ut when I reached Los Angole* What is the question, please?" . every meaning a ** ¥ ^ -■ne 01 » t*>«nr -• » «•of the state aa to the renpoikera.' »-H 111 U..Lintf H “ Where do you go from jtera?" Itribuatlon to the public .education, fgllsh pronunciation ia other parte of Florida. Be lwr j y w f Wl UL Seeking a >y 'substitute for him, I went to Id gueet tonight. £& * tn A u ? • ^ *■ • : ; •/ .ON & PLA ORLD’SCH E/"” INSURANCE I h m t ?AK ilm fc such j FIRST P V Ihli b u i s a v *» W i* v & . ■ ' 4 �■ it . a i M f i r m U r w >rfl i <n*r! n n t * " f l l fft hi tJ» .VjSV.lfUi lr.» THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1924j‘ W ant REAL ESTATE Houses l or Rent Willing ] Help Wanted Advertising MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Rooms For Rent Miscellaneous Wanted WANTBD—First class bench man OU RENT—Two houses. Best Two cool furnlsl LEARN ABOUT Folk County and to work In shop, Sanford NovelW ilton. W. J. Thiiruen. lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ty Works. ______ ___________ ■utt ur.iN i'—Small house for rent, W A N T E B—Experienced truck FOR SALE—One IV'xlO' u,;od My." cram. Best advertising medium In PLENTY OP OTHER TRANS i ers Pimp, good condition. Hoo- South Florida Published mornings. furnished, suitable for couple. Wouldn’t FOR RENT—Rooms. driver wants position at' once. Ienan-C>leniati Co, month. $1,500 takes It." Como Star-Tele gram. Lakeland. Fla. Phone 90M 5 or call 300 Elm_Avc. you be able to use the money ee*. . .jmB Seminole Business Exchange. quick. > "i hOR SALE—One two-horso wagon COLUMUL'ft tO a.) LRDOKK—C lass­ cured by renting that vacant room,, vj ,ftfl 'OR RENT—< $ room house, new­ Phone 303. For Sale—Ten acres, 800 feet ified m is have, th e la m e s t c irc u ­ and »ne mul.* cheap. Call at now going to waste T There A tnoidgn ly finished throughout; fine lolatio n In S o u th w e ste rn Cicoricla. lake front, good dwelling, garage, t many persons looking for plaees to .. ,• H a te Sc (C -w uril) lino. good variety of fruit trees, a bag ation, 2l)9 E. Fifth Street. to -w it: P e s t ‘4 of L o t s J a n d A. stay. Help take care of them and sgB OR S aLE—1 14 h.p. gas engine ’ ' OR RENT—Two story garage on ^ lii. tur *i,.AKJ. Termstill ck 1. H o w a r d I ’ncK u rd u a n u not only make money but assist In ‘ nt u bargain. Hoolehan-Colemnn ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her­ Heights. Sue V. C. Colter. C o m p a n y 's li r s t mid. t o C a m e r o n .i.W ?. have the largest listing oi keeping people In Sanford. Phono ald, South Georgia’s greatest C ity . Tin- s.ibt Inml l . d n i r assi-sscit WfovW celery and vrgetable farms in the OH RENT—One garage U 8 and give your nd over the tel-J - - QjjBJ n t t h e dali* of tin- I s a u a ito t uf s u c h newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Magnolia. If you want a city lot, n su­ rerilflcnti. In thi* nit me nt t*. tV 410* ephone. Use The ellrald for quick., misim-H weekly and Sunday Classified rates id JjiM nr* r 'con-v city. '.'Is lots ted at the owner of 4ourth 1.an kid I n. U n le s s su l.l c c rl if lc n to burban lot, a house ready built, service.___ . Waycruss Journuls h a l l 1«- r e d e e m e d m-oorillio: to l a w ami Pile Ave. and he will be glad 10c per lino. celery farm, grove o- anything in tu x il.i-il will Issue t h e r e o n o n t h e tb see tny of his old customers, and llerald, Waycross, G e o r g ia .___ FO k RENT—Two large, cool conl l l h d a y o f J u n e . A. D . 1»2t. the real estate line call on us. We nccting furnished housekeeping mUmm Vhargil n 30« f o r if r a t ' sell a t the owners’ price only. Call W i t n e s s m y officia l *l*rw»tur« a n d take rare of thei rwants at any rooms, $18 per month; $5 per wees. . - H s e a l t h i s llm 3rd tiny of M a y , A. D. time. Ho does general nuto repair TO REACH the prosperous farm iilnx l» restricted to and sco us. We give you the bar- FOR SALE—Jordan Blue Boy, ex­ r*2t. 312 East Fifth Street.___________ ‘jg work, and guarantees satisfaction. ers and fern growers of Volusia Unification. _ • (Seal) K. A. DOUULAS8, ins and service. Bring your auto troubles to him, county advertise in the DcLand cellent condition in every way, r»r l» m a d e T h e 8 a n C le rk C l r r n l t C o u r t B om lltole C o u n ­ IE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. Driven only by owner. R. C. Fox anil then forget them.__________ Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash For R ent d will be r e s p o n s i b l e ty F lo r id a . SEMINOLE HOTEL ANN EX. with order. n« in correct I n s e r t i o n , IIV A. M WKKKH. P. C. Phono 23. FOR SALE—Complete radio equipIter fo r s u b s e q u e n t Apartments May ii-13-20-27—June 3-Ii>. FOR SALE or trnfia for good auto will take small cash payment The o ffice s h o u l d b e LITTLE WANT AD In The AOTICI1 TO CONTRACTOR*. 29 acres hammock land on St. FOR SALE—Dodge coupe, excep­ and tnlunco easy terms. Box 201, A Herald lmedt^lely In c a s e o f S e a l r d blits w ill b e re c e iv e d b y will bring you big re­ FOR RENT—Two room apart­ Johns river; two 4-room cottages; care Herald. tional bargain, properly cquipt, t h e City uf D a y t o n a , F lo r id a , a t t h e (if A p p l l r u l l u n f u r T a x H e r d sult-:. Advertise those old articles ipviivrnBRi; ment. with or without gnrage. C it y H all In t h e C it y o f Petr I o n a u p 30 minutes’ drive from Sanford. finish is in excellent condition, A I'u' mllrr FOR SALE Complo rntlio enquip- you have n o rtd away and have l r r Vrrlliiii SIS » f t h e ( J r n r e u l i rep resem atlv e th o r G18 Oak Avenue._ ________ ____ to 4 ]> m. o n J u n e 9ttb 1931, t o r $(>50.00. Terms. Podniore & Bailey, .Hlnttilr* uf t h e S t a i r uf F l o r i d a . ment util complete sets at various th e co n stru c tio n of a J e ll an d P o ­ illlar will* r a t e * , r u l e s N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t W . 8 . prices. Cush or terms. Box 201. no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad FOR RENT—Kitchen and 2 bed­ ll e r S ta tio n . real estate and insurance, Winter FOR SALE—10-aere farm on Cel­ • t ., icitlna. w ill * £ • * < > « may bring you several dollars. F a d e , p u rc h u n e r of T a x C e r t i f i c a t e Park;____________ _ rooms, 11th St. and Elm Ave. Information. A n a lr ery Avenue, fully equipped. J. It Id u s h a l l be a c c o m p a n ie d b y a No. 15. d a t e d t h e t i l l d u v o f J u n e , caro I braid. Phone 148 and a representative th»y will a s s i s t y o u In A. Rumlcy, Box 921. FOR SALE—A good 21 model A. P. 1917. ha* tiled s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e , FOR SVI.E—A- one stable manure, will call to sco you.___________ M. Schneider._________________ ce rtif ie d c h e c k p a y a b l e to I- t . g h , f i t y C le r k , for- t h e a m o u n t our w a n t u d t o m a k e Chandler enr fine, easy riding. in m y office, a n d bna m a d e a p p l i c a ­ FOR RENT—Four room upper oHfo ufive h u n d r e d ( 1500.00) d ollar*, to no stwdust. $5 ton F. 0. B. FOR SALE ON EASY t i o n f u r t a x d e e d t o I s s u e In a c c o r d ­ $225. Wonderful bargain. Max a n c e w ith la w . S a id c e r t i f i c a t e e m ­ Hastinis. N. E. Thigpen, Hast­ FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando In- be f u r f e l i f d n* li q u i d a t e d d a m a i t ' S apartment, u nfdrnished. TERMS by tiny b l i td r r w h o I* a w a r d e d th e Boyles, laikb Mary Lodge.-_______ b r a c e s t h e f u l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p ­ ings, Fa. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ oulre Royall Ice Cream Co. c o n t r n c t a n d w ho f a l l s p r o m p t l y to 12 aero farm, all tiled,. G wells, FOR SALE—Ford Roadster, good e r t y s i t u a t e d In K em lonlo e n u n t y i FOR RENT—Up-to-date furnished e x e c u t e t h e c o n t r a c t a n a bond. • t> fied business, ride lc a word, min­ Mitnffloe nitdrss* as F o r SALE—Chicken nnd turkeys F ' - ' - l d r »".«•••• house, loading track adjoining T h e City of D a y t o n a r e s e r v e * t h e condition, only 4 motnhs old, On Ninth i«lr plum* n u m b e r If imum 24c cash with order. npnrtmont nnd garage, Ileg. N. W . Cor. o f S E t t . of S e c t i o n cheat. Apply Mrs. Rosenbergto r e j e c t an y e n d a ll bid* a n d property, brick road, Beck Ham­ $350, will give terms. Write to 31. i .vp. la 8 ., u . au I-,.. ■uu b , i i - i u i result*. A b o u t otto street, between Park nnd Oak. Ap- rtol a hwta iv nnd e I n f o rm a litie s . et * th o u sa n d h a s a mock Section, price reasonable. box 9G5, City. ch, to tv, lin e of S a n f o r d ( I r i n t , R. or, Kwly’s Dairy, Hughey AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Auply 107 W, Ninth. _______________ French Ave._____ Did* s h a l l be b o a rd u p o n p la n * tm! the o th e rs c a n ’t 23 d e g ree* . W. 12. ID eh.. tV, ch.» Address Box 500 caro The Sanford gustn, Go.—Augusta’s greatest FOR KENT—1-owur floor apart­ a n d sp e c in c a tlo o * now on (lie In t h e l« with you u n le s s N. 11.32 eh. t o l o g . T im sulit l a n d FOR SALE—Household furniture. Herald. of t h e C ity C le rk of D a y to n a , yi.ur address, classified medium, rate cash ,09c b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a l e of t h e ment cheap. 301 West Fifth office F lo rid a, o r upon d e p o s i ti n g te n Cali it 11120 Union Avenue. nf A p p l l r n l b i n l o r T a x D eed Is su a n c e of s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e ixllstianre MUST b e * FOR SALE—A business block for N otice charge. 10 c per line, minimum ( 110.00) d o ll a r * w i t h t h e C ity C le rk , I ’m l r r S r e l lo i t 57.3 o f Ik e ( I r n e r u l street. n a m e of A. II. L a r s e n . U n le s s s a i d FOR SALE—Nice fryers nnd fat person a t T h e > »*• $9,000. Rents for $1,GOO per year. .30c. ■ a id d e p o s it t o he r e t u r n e d w h e n t S t a t u t e s s t t h e S t a t e of F l o r l d n . FOR RENT—Ni«e four room p la n * a r e r e t u r n e d In good c o n dhi­e c e r t ll lc n l e s h a l l he r e d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ •Id office o r l»r le f hens. See Mrs. Ellsworth, llenrGood terms. Thrasher A Gnrner. Notice'll* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t A m e r ­ i n g to law l a x d eed w ill Issue t h e r e ­ apartments, furnished, electric t i o n w i t h i n five d a y * e f t e r t h e c o n 1, phone d la c o a lla a n F r u i t tTrower*. I n c o r p o r a t e d , on on t h e IKtli d a y o f J lin e ,s A. 1),. dell Avenue. Phono .1303._______ MAINE—WntcrviUe, Morning Sen­ 10 ACRE*FRUIT, truck nnd pouL ic r so t x stlil. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ lights nnd water, screened porches. a r nAc ls uI*r e at yw acrodme dp.a n y b o n d s a l l s r a e p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r ti f i c a te No. 339. 1921 try farm, $2,000. Dandy 7 room d a t e d t h e fith d a y o f J u l y . A. I>. I. F r o m p t. E f f i c i e n t W i t n e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d FOR KALE—Beauty clay is most ple arc interested In Florida prop­ Best location. M. N. Blanton, Co­ t o r y t o t h e C ltv o f D a y t o n a In f u l l Service. effective when fresh, t make n erty. Reach them through the ronado Beach, Fla.____________ _ bungalow, 2 screen porches, two 1915. h a s filed s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In my r e a l t h i s t h e 11*1h d a y of May, A. D. utid lia s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for 1921. . refined white clay from best in­ Sentinel. Rate card on applicacow barn, garage, houses and runs office, ta x d e e d to I s s u e In a c r o r d a n e n ' w l t h ’«S e a l) 11. A. DOUHLAHSt, 1ENT—Four furnished FOU for 500 hens, fine trucking soil, law . Hold c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e I C le rk ( ’Ir c u lt C o u rt. S e m i n o le C o u n ­ gredients at small cost. Send 25 bath nnd sleeping porch. rooms. cents fir formula. Jessie Kelsey, ty . F lo r id a . good fruit, only 1,500 feet olT brick f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u ­ Lowe* floor, Reasonable rent, 310 route I', Likelaml. Florida. highway, 2 miles from Kissimmee, a t e d lit H em ln olo c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , ' B y A. M. W i n : ICR, D. C. ___ Avenue. Phone 308-W. scene of stupendous development-1 Oak -One mctnl binder. owner must sell to save foreclos­ BUILDING Rend about it in the Fulm Beach FOR RENT—Two room housekeep­ ; receipts for-O ’Berry ure, house painted, papered, good Post. Sample copy aunt on reing apartment. 719 Aak Avenue. MATERIAL Finder please return condition, good for two weeks, only Strout Farm Ag;okea, Sanford, and re- ut above price. encyi Kissimmee, Fla. MllfcACl.tt ‘Concrete U*. fM>«“ SICKLY PEEVISH CHILDREN o r k , ------------a l d e w l a k a , b- u i l d cement 'w ■-----Children suffering from intesti­ ing blocks, irrigation hoxou. J. ■* »ith the times by Wot FOND THRU nal worms are cross, restless arid Terwllleger. Prep._____ s classified pages of A WANT unhealthy. There are other symp- Lumber and Building Ratorlal. r newspaper. Herald tons, however. If the child is pale, Carter Lumber Company ■stain many interesting This is a story has dark rings under the eyes, N. Laurel S*, Phone S68. It will pay you to rend you will' hear al­ had breath and takes no interest in HlLL LUMBER CO. H ouii a most daily, if you play, It Is alnihst a certainty that Service, Quality a'td Eastern Star pin and keep your ears worms are eating away its vitality. pin. Please return to open, for there are hundreds of grate­ r>, return to L. M. Steful patrons of The Americun Fruit Grow­ Herald Want Col* th!. Reward. j_____ uinns who dally have the Lost and I Clnrksliurg. Th® ftg of small gold beads, Kxi>i/»*wnt. 'mornHir - d o r kabui Fuqnd section . to tturn to Iftrald office —______ , K . m , 1. _ ■.. t k . riU H le a rt) Gipsy Actress Aids Child Health by Singing pS? E ven in g Lullaby to Orphan Babies ()ver^Radio Athank-Nrr rthe' vh?** 1 cent' per wupirt. mlntmirni'Olwr— • TtUrn bt>am e treas­ ured possession, which they hnd al­ most given up as “gone for good." The Lost and Found Want Ads are the * recognized medium for loser and finder to get in­ to touch with each other. No matter which side of the fence you are ton, try this colum and sec _how quickly and inex­ pensively it works. To reach all the people effectively— leave your Want Ad a t Tho Herald Of­ fice. Phone us to send -for It or phone it to the Want Ad Department. ndmother's Recipe to tk Color nnd Lustre to Hair. lutiful, even shade of I y hair can only be had) :» mixture of Sage Tea nr. Your hair is your makes or mars the fnce. fides, turns gray or jost nn application or « and Sulphur enhances nice \ hundredfold, ther to prepare the mixtan get this famous old roved by the addition of tdients at n Bmall cost, fbr use. It is called ■age and Sulphur Com■Ms can uUvuys be deB l to bring back the nutland lustre of your hulr. mi uses “ Wyeth’s’’ ■Sulphur Compound now ■ darkens so naturally I that nobody can tell it ■ applied.' You simply I aponge or soft brush ■nd draw this through ■eking one small strand ■ ; by morning the gray ■ ’appeared, und after an■itation it becomes beau■ and appears glossy and Is Miami W ill 147,000 In 1930 TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cents a word Sunduys. ______________ "LIO YOU WANT to buy or sell unything?” If so advertise in the “Gainesville Sun.’’ ADVERTISING gets results if It reaches potential buyers. PaIntkn Daily News is circulated In circulated in industrial and agricul­ tural center. HOHETPP. In t h r t Irru ll C o n rt nf Ik e H - t f s t k .■ utllr'nl f l r r u l f n f t h e S t a t e «f F l o r l d n , In n n tl f u r H r i u l n u l r t ' u u n l r ^ —I n r h s n e r r y . M. H n u s r r , it m n r rlc it woirmn. by ' L illia n llrn sim . h e r n e x t frlem i. t'o rn p ln ln an c . vs. T h e O v e r s t r e e t T u r p i- n ll n e O om pnn y, a c o r p o ­ r a t io n , c t at., D e f e n d a n t . —O rd er. Th.- 8 tn tu o f F lo r ld n , t o OeorK*' F r o s t . A l v l r s I’ru s t. \V. II. Y. W i l ­ k i e am i F a n n i e I>. W ilk ie . If liv in g , und , If d ead, all n s r t l e s r l a lm lm c Int v r e s i s u n d e r t l e o r a e K rusl. A lv lr s F r o s t . W. II. Y. W ilk ie a n d F a n n i e IV W ilk ie , deceased, <ir o th e r w i s e , 111 Die p r o p e r ly d e s c r ib e d In t h i s o r d e r , am i t o nil p e r s o n s u n k n o w n j I n t e r e s t e d In th e p r o p e r l y I n v n l v n t j In th i s s u ' t . w h ich Is s l t u s l e d In H em lm d e Uotinty, F lo r ld u , u n d d e - ' s c r ib e d ns fo llow s, t u - w 1*' lIcKlnnlnK nl t h e s o u t h w e s t c o r ­ n e r nf th e n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of lot | 2 s e c t i o n 3 a. t o w n s h i p >a, H. It. 23 ! f c , r u n cu st 31 * feel, n o r t h 111 fe.-t, ; w e s t s 12 feel, s o u t h 433 f e e t ; a n d i,Iso liexlnnlnif n t t h e s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r of l o t 2. r u n e a s t 311.15 f e e t , ' n o r t h n >!7 feet. W rs t 3IS.45 feet, s o u t h 1347 feet, les s s o u t h 5 s e r e s , I o f und In s e c tio n 3U, t o w n s h i p 3u. j H It. 29 K. You lire h e re b y o r d e r e d Slid re - | o u l r e d to a p p e a r o n t h e 4th d a y of A u u u s t, A. IV 1914. to t h e bill filed uunltixl Xou In- Ihn a b o v e r n l l t l e d c a u se und court. . W itn e s s K. A. D o u g la s s , c l e r k of said c i r c u i t c o u rt, a n d t h e official s e a l t h e r e o f .t h i s 1 d a y o f Muy, A. IV. 1931. (S E A L ) K. A. noun LAKH. C lerk . By A. M. WKKKH. IV f \ PHONE 148 FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS When the kidneys are In need of a good flushing take FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. They promptly and effectively flush tho kidneys, in­ crease their activity apd bring pleasant relief. . .Lundon Taylor, Dorchester, Iowa, writes: “I can truthfully say that FOLEY PILLS are the best I ever used. I had lots of trouble with my kidneys and liver; I couldn't lift anything my back was so weak. . Every morning I was dizuy, could hard­ ly walk, but now I feel fine.”— Sold everywhere. ^unc 3.—Tho South At* Ifphone and Telegraph community ia 84,538. The com­ basin gita figures on a pany’! engineers calculate that the \\ survey of the city by permanent population of Miami will be 147,000 in m, finds tha t t h e ______ „ and „Its environs ___ Population of the Miami 1930,and 245,000 in 1940, “ Mr. R a d i o M a n ” Is Favorite Song of Tiny Tot?, Their Benefac­ tress D iscovers From Their a Letters *. New York C Uy No n e t t e , gypsy violinist and singer and lover of children, has listed herself as one of those who will aid the Amarican Child Health Associa­ tion in calling attention to Na­ tional Child Health Day. Nonetta is known In theatrical circles as the “children’s friend" because she nightly puts many I >Flt It A NCI-: it L K M I R K . AHorneVs Orlulido. F la. J u n e l - l o - 1 7-14; R. C. M A X W E L L Real E state and Insurance SANFORD,------FLORIDA Elton J Moughton 'VUL CO AUomey-at-Law Over Seminole County Wilson Welding & Radiator • Works ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, First National Bank Bldg. Sanford ------------ Floridi y«nk ■ Florida Fred R. Wilson tANFORD, FLORIDA PRINTING W. J. Thigpen . Real E state and Insurance The Matthews Press IV ilik a R iff. N asfurd H b> Phone 417-L-2 Puleston-Brumlcy Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Sanford Sign Shop) APPROPRIATE LETTERING For AU ClusseH of Work |C>7 NortI Sunford Ave Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. . ' Coerai Shop asd Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Stiket’ rri> n ic e t o o e . ’ SHE ;PALLO R to PAPER W O L JLD N T 1 a V > D A J ^ E O O T H l^ > George A. DeCottes Sanford, „ALONE no* A v /o t v t th e •$. LAWYER — Court House* ARCHITECT First National Dank Bldg. Sanford, ■ Florida By GEORGE McMANUS IN 1 Q Schelle Maine* ■) c >e L SA C K F E R . TWO W EEK S WHAT CO CAO BE sw eeter 20 acres 11 tiled, plenty .0 1 water, small - house and barn, mules and all equipment. Price $10,000, onehalf cash* bal. terms A real buy. Also 22.6 acres 5 cleared and in crop HONE’ Price $7500 • Six room modern house for rent or sale. Terms. Reason* ■ <#* H m S'. * a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 03, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 03, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 03, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3b2906a00baa0bce757ccce30290d58a.pdf 54ba3f2c1ba75bfc04400d34afebcc23 PDF Text Text • S ta rt, WEATHKX V e g e ta b le dersho portion#; gentle SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUN E 4, 1921 -■ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES NtJMBEft ■> 11 1‘ J jg fl Four Hundred Votes Separate Former! Jovernor From Martin M ts Makes Rapid Gains Throughout Lay Passing Je n n in g s — One-Third Results Obtained RESU LTS OF GOVERNOR’S RACE I M i l I F R rational R ace of Former Executive (rprise Furnished In Returns Today [doo Continues To Pile Up Big Lead Over ^Jnderwood—William Jennings Bryan Gets Big Support for Delegate-at-Large Senator Underwood Heads Group of Senators Who Want Immediate Action Taken On Measure Before # •»' 1" Adjournment on Saturday bhn W. Martin, three times mayor of Jacksonville, re — Supporters Prepared to I his lead ttit the gubernatorial nomination, but he was Wage Determined Fight. pressed by former Governor Sidney J. Catts, whose WASHINGTON, Juno 4.— With hgwas the sensational feature of the returns that came ty. Catts had passed Frank E. Jennings, former Spenkihe Lower House of the Legislature, who had dropped hi place. The vote for the approxmately 350 precincts governor’s rnce stood a t: Martin 13,546, Catts 13,100, kgs 11,156, Trammell 839, Spencer 433. Ihe governorship vote represented some complete preand others that were incomplete. About six counties (rirtually complete. Returns from admitted Catts terswelled the vote of the former governor. As the re­ continued to come through, it became apparent that ind choice vote probably would be the deciding factor bid supporters are prepared to k*s vote waa abdtit 3 to 1 [ndcrvrood and Bryan for ^»»rHhroli»g-apktely 2 to 1 ahead of the gh man. ms this afternoon indicated Dowling had a safe lead in ■ to succeed himself, al­ mond choice votes might p e complexion o fthia race, pms showed. „ IG. McAdoo continued to p s commanding lead for Nile |lesidcntiul endorseI Florida voters over Oscar krwood, as tho returns from ky‘* state-wide primary k today. The vote for opktely 350 precincts out of k the state _ave the former member 12,868 to Unler6299. im Jenninga Bryan was refrom different sections of te to be piling up a large i a candidate to the DemoNational Convention. He lining well ahead of any tadidate in the race, accordf*ports. Hillsborough counb the largest number of ■«. gave him 3,500 'out of a If 0,000, while Duval, tho rgest, showed him 2 to 1 >f the next hlghalt candL * two congressional con­ je e R. A. Green of Starke, ling Frank Clark, the vetrpri-M-ntatlve from the District, by a substantia) on the face of rather meaim*. Herbert J . Drane, itstive from the F irst Dis­ sever, waa running away wes W. McCgnta df Tampa. JACKSONVILLE, June 4 .-T h e following tabulation shows the vtanding of the Governor's rmce, based on returns received up to 1 o’clocq this afternoon County Martin Jenalngii Cattn Trammell Spencer Alachua 294 9.1 381 0 0 linker ... Bradford Brevard Broward Dade....... Dixie . . . Duvul ... Flagler . Franklin Franklin Gadsden Glades ........ Hardee ____ Hernando .... Highlands . Hillsborough Holmes ........ Jackson ........ Jefferson Lake ___ Lee ....__ McNery-Haugen Farm Bill la Passed in Discard by Vote of 224 to 154.' WASHINGTON, June 4.— Less than two hours uftor the McNnryHaugen farm relief bill had been sent into the discard by a vote of 224 to 154, Republican leaders in the house had tentatively agreed on a substitute. Tho compromise probably will be outlined to President Coolidge to­ day. and it was indicated that If It receives his approval nn attempt will be made to enact it into law before congress ndjoums Satur­ day. Details remain to be worked ah MIAMI, XU., June 4— £ r « n . county precincts out of 30 gave Bryan lete un- 2,225 votes to his nearest comiln is a Peri tor, Gilchrist, 1,024. w Pinellas County ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Juno 4.—Complete unofficial returns itv get- tTom P aellas county give for govn's* 742 '«rnor: Catts 186, Jennings L27-, “ three Martin 1.226; Spencer 72, TramIth oMv moil 140. In IB out of 26 precincts a blonds McAdoo had 1,297 and Underwood * 4 7 1 427. In the rau» for congresscomU 4 ’ plete returns give Drane 2.2M end * MeCanta 436. For state repro-n te tiv e complete returns give i p jve Harris 1,662, Potter } & * ' - * * £ Hieh- lU t* oanator: Taylor 71 747. In 12 out of W p r e c in c t-^ ’ u lf U l?6* 1 Catts of the United orld War. Dr. graduate stud­ y o f Nebraska, % a t • i■ Tells His Friends That He McAdoo Is A Winner Over Underwood By A Will Not Resign Unless Vote of Nearly Five To One—Bryan and Both Senate nnd Chamber Pass Majority Measure Judge Dickinson Lead Delegates Race * -- > i Asking Him To Quit— Pninleve Elected President With the returns from the Oviedo precinct tabulated Of Chamber of Deputies. shortly after 11 o'clock this morning, Seminole county’s 12 precincts were complete this afternoon for the county of­ PARIS.. June 4 President Mil- fices. Figures tabulated showed that the lead of J . R. Lyles lerund made known to his friends i today that ho is determined to re. over Mnyor Forrest Lake for legislature had been increas­ mnln In office under any circum­ ed from 41 to 63, the final count giving the winner 1,084 and stances unless there should ho n the loser 1,021. majority voto in both senate and State’s Attorney George DeCottes appears virtually to chamber asking him to retire, have been defeated by Millard Smith of Titusville. In Sem­ i Paul Pninleve, former premier, has been elected president of tho inole county the vote was almost two to one in favor of the. chamber of deputies. President latter. The vote polled here was as follows: DeCottes 696* Millernnd summoned Pninleve to Smith 1,366. A dispatch from tho Daytona Journal shortly the Etysec palace today for n con­ ufter noon stated that 25 out of the 28 precincts in Vojuaia Totals Washington News second M , Spenser none, Trammell J. E . Jen - firvt choice votes. Martin Carries County With Lead O f 200 Votes Over Jennings; Catts is Third Levy .... Madison Marion Monroe Nnssuu Orange ....... Palm Beach Pasco ......... Pinellas .... Polk .......... Putnam ___ Santa Rosa Seminole ... St. Lucie ... Volusia ...... Walton ...... carry on a determined fight for a vote upon the closing hours of the session. Declaring they had been prom­ ised an opportunity for a-vote by leaders of the three political fac­ tions, the Ford advocates have banded together to execute all Sweeps State available parliamentary strategy to force action. Ford Supporters Defeated The Ford supporters, led by Sen­ ator Underwood, Democrat, Alabtmn, met defeat Tuesday, when tiro requests for unanimous con­ sent to make Muscle Shoals the onfinished business after the pending . iuiiih . n >osed o f ( , v >m atiMbveue cu..sawhv w - ‘ nf form -Drr .. Senator nr Brookhart, Republican, Iowa, and . Senator LeFolletto, Republican, Wisconsin, blocked consideration. Another attempt to get action Bl will be made today when Senator C. L Underwood will demand u roll call orolt on a motion authorising immediate. T. N consideration of tht Muscle Shoals bodb bill. The result of this vote will foun determine the future action of the riflci southern senators. men Senator Norris, Republican, Ne- calls braskn. chairman of the senate TI agriculture committee, told the sen- ballc ate Tuesday it would be useless to Fieli William Gibbs McAdoo, candi­ attempt to aettlo the Muscle Shoals beer date for the presidential nomina­ question at this session of con- of w tion on the Democratc platform, gress and attempt to adjourn next begs has defeated Oscar W. Underwood Saturday. He insisted that not ly v, by a vote of two to on eln Flor­ enough time was allowed und re- oxcc ida’s preferential primary. quested that the date for adjourn- had ment be extended. l!e maintained TI his position of opposing considers- by I tion of Muscle Shoals after- it had Jngt been agreed to adjourn Saturday, the Senator Harriaon, Democrat, kind Mississippi, ona of the Ford bid fore leaders, implored the senate to per- diet! mit u vote on Muscle Shoals, re- poet buked Senator NorTis for "delay- fectc ing" the committee report, and free urged western senators to support an(i him in obtaining a vote. He charged rent that Senator Norris had promised the to co-operate in getting a vote on TI Muscle Shoals and that now ne was nny I blocking action. He pleaded to tho thou loenate not to “chloroform” the a|r Muscle Shoals bill because some One senators who had farm relief legis- Onti lation on the calender for months ball< had been “asleep" and “had not but raised a whisper" toward bringing mec up their billa until now. FI Overstreet Has Lead of Over 1,000 Votes In Two Counties of Orange and Seminole Over O’Bryan—Maines Increases Lead In County Judge’s Race; Hand Also Witw practically all the features of the McNary-Haugen bill, thoso assist­ ed In drafting it declured it carried out the measure’s principles. The house vote today clearly indicated they said, the futility of hoping, for favorable action in a modification of the McNary-Haugcn bill. Conseding that defeat of the measure was a certainty, its pro­ measure was a certainly, its propo­ nents, Just before the house voted, proposed restriction of the pro­ posal to wheat, flour, swine and pork products, but to no avail. One hundred Republicans, fiftytwo Democrats, one Independent and one Farmer-Labor member voted for the bill, while 101 Repub­ licans, 122 Democrats and one So­ cialist opposed it. Representative Longworth, the Republican leader, and Representa­ tive Garrett, the Democratic lead­ er, both voted against the bill. Representative Nelson of Wiscon­ sin, leader of the Republican in­ surgents, supported it. A number of house members who supported the McNary-Saugen bill, after ’ its defeat, conferred with Republican leadara, and there were indications that they would accept the substitute. Those who worked out the substitute said' they also had the support of representa­ tives .of farm organisations who have been working in the interest of tb f MeNery-Hsughen proposal. sly after the defeat of ire, howovar, George Jewett, d of a committee of Ives of form organIxa- sultation in regard to formation of u cabinet to succeed outgoing one headed by Poincare. The republican union at a caucus which M. Poincare uttended for the first time since he assumed the premiership two nnd a hnlf yenrs ago, adopted n motion dcprecuting the agitation uguinst tho chief of state and affirming the principle that the president ought to be ullowed to fill out his term of office. M. Poincurc supported the motion. M. Do Jouvcnol, minister of publie instruction, opposed tho adverse resolution at the caucus of thp democratic left and proposed that n committee wait on fho pres­ ident ami confer with-Mm regard­ ing, the situation boforo acton waa itaken. Au overwhelming, main*dry •h o w ev ijf- nvynpMhixud with too radical spferialist movement. Whis Is regarded in parliamen­ tary circles as making the situa­ tion untenable for M. Millernnd. The president’s friends still main­ tain that he will stand firmly on his constitution rights and wait fer parliament to tnko a formal vote on the question before resign­ ing. The crisis is expected to come nftcr the election or the president of the chnmber Wednesday. The choice of the radical social­ ist coalition for this office is for­ mer premier Palnleve. Ho will have as his opponent Andre Mnginot, minister of war in the outgo­ ing cabinet, who into Tuesday night consented to be the candi­ date of the republican democratic group and the republicans of the left. This election will bo the first clash between -the new majority and the opposition and will be a test of tho strength of the oppos­ ing group. Whoever is elected will be in­ vited by M. Millorand to call at the Elysee and confer on the for­ mation of a new cabinet, along with M. Doumerguc, president of the senate. If Edouard Hcrriot Is recommended as head of the new government, M. Millerand will semi for the radical leader. M. Harriot has kept secret thus far whether ha will accept the mis­ sion to forth a ministry from M. Millerand. If he does, then the final issue will come when the new cabinet appear* before the cham­ ber. If the deputies refuse to give confidence to the Herriot cabinet formed under Millersnd’s adminis­ tration, the president will then de­ cide whether to send messages to the two houses of parliament or uxk some ono else to undertake the task of forming a ministry. ThfffP|inion expressed in tho lob­ bies of the chamber Tuesday was that no man' capable of heading the government would undertake such s task if M. Herriot declines, or if the chamber refuses to give him a vote of confidence. The gen­ eral expectation Is that the presi­ dential criai* will come to a head Friday. Do Not Expect Cuban Strike To End Soon WASHINGTON, Juno 4.—Im­ mediate solution of the railroad strike situation in Cuba cannot be expected, Ambassador Crowder said .today in a report dated June 3 and made public by tho state de­ partment. today. The strike began May 28, on the United Railways, the ambassador declared, and'has now spread to three other major lines fi ompletoly paralysing traf- Smith 3,242. In Brevard county reports declared th at Smii was carrying it by a two to one vote. This practically in tot Smith of a decisive victory fn this judiciary ci cuit. { i' " —° Total unofficial result* In ti j state's attorney rsco, furnish' New County Judge \shortly before The Herald goei - I press show-that Georg*. A. D«4 tea led Milton Smith In Vob county by 297 vote*, while■■■■' , I latter led Mr. DeCottes In Urc' . ,. I by Hi;i votes, thus giving the p ent incumbent • mapority of _ iwy cquntlea were a* Schelie Maine's' decisively de­ feated a field of three opponents in tho race of County Judge In yesterdays’ election. Brevard i DeCottes 2,099 and Sm 1,802 in Volusia. In tho race for aUte senator, t Incumbent. M. O. Overstreet, has comfortable lead over his opponei Lewis O’Bryan of this City. No i porta have been received on U race .from Osceola county, whs O’Brvan was expected to « handily but a telephone mease from the Orlando Beporter-St shortly after noon, stated that t vote in Orange county. Is as f lows: Overstreet2,174 and 0*B (7 1.063. In Seminole county Ov« street also had a lead over hie o ponent only not as much os' Orango county. Tha vote in th county waa as follows: Ova Street 3,192 and O’Bryan R015; With all but ona precinct heai from in the rases for state, offices Seminole county gave Willia Gibbs McAdoo nearly a five to oi majority over Oscar W. Unde wood in the presidential prefe ence primary. Tha vote stood th Scott A d d r e s s e s Local Kiwaniansqn Farm C o n d itio n s Victorious and defeated political candidates provided the entertain­ ment at the luncheon of the Kiwunls Club this noon at the Vaidex Hotel. KiWanians Forrest Lake, J . G. Sharon and Geo. A. DeCottes were made to sing “Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag, and Smile," which Klwaniamt Schelie Maines nnd J . D. Jenkins sang “There Are Smiles Thnt Make You Happy." W. N. Scott spoke to the club regarding farming conditions here ami in the peach districts and re­ marked that Seminole county is a bright spot in the vegetable busi­ ness throughout the country. Among those attending the luncheon today were S. S. Baumel, Schelie Maines, B. D. Caswell, W. T. Langley, E. J . Muughton, L. C. Bebout, J . L. Matthews, K. A. Rossltter, A. Raffeld, L. B. Steele, A. C. Fort, J . D. Jenkins, W. M. Scott. Forrest Lake, C. J . Marshall, R. W. Deane, Geo. DeCottes, R. H. Berg. 11. Overlin, H. H. McCaslin, J . H. Jackson, E. T. lathe. J . G. Sharon, J . C. Hutchison, W. J . Thigpen, H. C. Long, T . L. Duma* and 3. M. Lloyd. papers hei suicide Ir known Ja; and Trammall 62. W. S. Cawthon wins t Rilay by over a two to commissioner, while Adjut General J . Clifford R. Foster h lead of ov#r 600 votes over hie ponent, George G. Garcia. For dalegate to the national ventioo from this district Johi Cooper and J . T. Bowden, both Jacksonville, have good leads < their other opponents, J . L . An son and D. W. Berry, have 1 �THE SANFORD Big Sister Movement (SELECTIO N OF A t Florida College DANN MEETING Is Complete Success y y jjH APPROVAL TLLAHA8S E E .. Fla., June 3— The “big Bister” moVi\m>nt at Florida State College has proven itself a complete success, it was •^Preparation* Are Being Made For disclosed following the clearing National Convention By Mr. away of commencement activities. Adoo Headquarters Accord* The idea is simple. Before de­ ing To Statement . parting for her home at the end CHICAGO, Jan e 3.— David Laddijof.*the .«tcboiireti<r*yonr, the "old Rockwell, chairman of the National^ girH,‘*'Siffn up for a “little sister McAdoo-for-Preaidcnt Committee,, for the nevt year. During the Issued the following statement sum m er, th e n a m e .o f a new g irl, from Chicago headquarters Mon­ with her uddress, is sen t to the “old g irl,” and It is then her-nrivvday: “The national headquarters of ilcge to w rite to h er new ch arg e, the McAdoo-for-Prcsident Commit­ helping h er in nny nnd every way tee are about to be removed from th at she can before she reaches the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago Tallah assee, fo r the opening o f fo the Hotel Vanderbilt in New •chooL' I t is a f te r a rriv a l a t the York. TYom the Chicago head­ college, however, th a t “big Bister” quarters sin ce.last November we is nble to do the m ost fo r “little have conducted a campaign to sister.** Tho fresh m an must mnke cryjtalizc the moral and progrew out h er course o f study, find her sive. sentiments within the Demo­ wny about the cam piis, learn the cratic party behind the candidacy ninny rules nnd regu latio n s, nnd of William Gibbs McAdoo of Cali, “ big s is te r " is alw ays ready and fomla for the presidential nomina­ w illing to help her. Thus it is that life for the tion. “We knew then as we do now Freshman is made much happier that the great majority of the during the first few homesick dnys, voter* within the Democratic party nnd the "big sister" movement at were progressive and that they the college is declared to be a were at the same time inclined to beautiful custom, nnd n successful favor McAdoo’s nomination. Our one. task has been to mobilize, that great fnred and translate its Strength into delegates. In this through n mill mini organization we have boon successful. A great that has carried his case directly majority of the voting units will to the voters who, after all, consti­ support the McAdoo program for tute the great American political conducted organization. There it jury. Mr. McAdoo himself has an apparent combination of the Re­ made the most gallant and inspir­ publican stand-pat managers and ing campaign that has been under­ the reactionary forces within the taken by a candidate for nomina­ Democratic party. tion in our time. The only enm“Many obstacles have been pnign conipnrnble to it was thnt placed in our path as never in n of the late Theodore Roosevelt in re-convention conducted in the 1U12, the greut difference being istory of American politics hus thnt Mr. McAdoo has had a system­ the Republican press shown such atic organization pursuing its an intense interest in the selection course while Mr. Roosevelt’s cam­ of the Democratic nominee as 11)21 paign was more in the nature of n has witnessed. Almost the entire spectacular louder appealing alone partisan Republican press and all to sentiment. of the reactionary Democratic “The great jury composed of tho press have combined to suppress ull Democratic electors of this country new* favorable to Mr. McAdoo’s has reached a verdict nnd it will candidacy—news that the readers be read to the great convention1 to of American newspapers were en­ convcno in New York June 24. titled. Smoke screens, "too numerous to “At the same time all news un­ mention have been raised tint one favorable to Mr. McAdoo’s candi­ by one they hnve been dispelled dacy has been given conspicuous and out of it nil in the clear blue place* upon the front pages. Edi­ sky appenrs the name of William torially too the partisan Republic­ Gibbs McAdoo of California , the an papers of this country hove per­ hope of tho forward looking, moral sistently and consistently endeav. eople of America progressive? ored at ail times to impress upon es. the Democratic electors Mr. Mc­ "He is always progressive Adoo’s unavailability. Why? If but in no sense provincial. A man Mr. McAdoo is unavailable why of achievement, a man of big ideas would the partisan Republican with high idenls, believing nt ull press not welcomo hia nomination, times in the rights of the average thereby more asily in urging in the citizen of whatever race, creed or case of his nomination, Mr. Cool- color. A man whose life has been idge’s election? There hnngs the spent in doing big things, a ntun tale. familiar with large affairs and “Despite the deceitful warnings with a thorough understanding of of these partisan editors us well big men. A man who for 25 years as despite the doubts that have snhere of grent achievements at emanated from the debating socie­ trie same time the hope of the com­ ties at Washington, Mr. McAdoo’s monl peoples peuples and nnd the salvation of or campaign has been going on American business, little nnd big.” E ? Election of Herbert Dann As Head | of Florida Development Board Meets With Widespread Enthusiasm. JACKSONVILLE, June 3.—The popularity of Herman A. Dann, N’e W ^ c W TSZaEfeuL. of _ the FloridirDevelopmcnt Board, the, S ta te Chamber of Commerce, in indcdicated by telegrams, Itcters and personal expression of opinion from leading business men nnd niun of civic atfairs throughout the state. tied before the balloting on candi­ dates lieglns will l>« precipitated NEA Service Stall Writer. over the traditional two-thlril* rule. T ills rule, under which n Demo­ * ASHINOTON. D. C.—T h e Ku cratic nonilneo must receive twoK lux'K Iun Issue (threatens to thirds of the total votes in the con­ make confusion more confused nt vention. Instead of the hare ma­ tho Democratic national conven­ jo rity necessary for a R e p u b lic a n tion.selection, was adopted originally Backers of Senator Oscar W. on the-advice of Andrew Jackson. Underwood of Alabama, the only presidential . caadtda.Uk.«v»J»- .liaa- ^As.-ft Jacksonian iwllcy, R is warshlpixsl nntl revered a s among the taken a Hat-footed stand tn opt>omost sacred of Democratic Insti­ Billon to the K lan. uimounco their tutions. Intention of making « determined But when a two-third rule blocks fight to write Into the Democratic the selection of a candidate who I lallortn a specific knd definite might bo able to m uster a safe anti-Klnn plank. m ajority, the rule Immediately The very th ica t of such pro­ loses lt.v sanctity to the backers of cedure Is enough to (truse chills thnt particular candidate. and fever In .th e delegations from states where the Klan Is Intrench­ ed, and to prostrate with acute N this case. I l l s the follower*.of nguo ull candidates who have McAdoo who propose ta^ force “pursy-footed” on iho Klan 1-u.ue. the light to set aside the two-tlilrd If Ihu Klan plank Is actively requirement and substitute a buro ngltated. It may -glv# the Fiery m ajority a s sufficient for nomina­ Crass in this year's amvcntlnn a tion. petition even suiqxixslng that of McAdoo himself In said lo oppose Bryan's famous “Crown of Thorns” tho move, feeling that It Is unwise In ’90. J to advance his position at the As one outsider puts It, after expanse* ,o f scrapping nn historic looking over the Uadcrwund AI party tradition. Also, being among Smith delegations. It r*ay become the most optimistic of men, be Is n contest of the Fiery Cions versus confident ho will bo nble, eventual­ tho Holy Cross. , ly though not now. to roll up even the accessary two-thirds. H E threat of u Klan and nntlKlan lineup at the Convention rORG and more. Interest In also opens Interesting ^peculation Washington Is centering In as to a iiosslble coalition between the coming struggle nt New York. the Undcrwood-Sliillh farces. Th e Cleveland convention, by con­ Smith will have nt the start some tra s :, will udmlttedly be a- tame 400 votes, Underwood about l«oJ and deadly dull uffulr. At New Opposed to these Will )>e McAdoo York, tt will be un affray, not nn with some -110. Tho remaining affair, ami not even one-to four 150-odd will be scatlcrU g “favorite money cam he found un tho rcu ijt. son" voles for the dark-horse dele­ Hiram Johnson, who at one. time gation. wan expected to furnish fireworks Not until disintegration of some for tho Cleveland hIiow, has fizzled. one of tho threo major blocks Is.Ills notification th at he releases gins can any cnndldati- be within gunshot of nomination, And this •delegates Instructor! for him Indl«nl«i» th»<t his name will hot even time Is variously set a * from Mon­ be placed in nomination. day, Juno 30, to Friday, Ju ly -I. B u t nt New York—ah! There will tie all kinds of fireworks from N addlUon to tho preamble battle the Fiery Cross to tho Double over nn nntl-Klan plank, an­ Cross! other flubt that will hake to be ret- BY HARRY 1$ HUNT W I T I). C. Giliett, of Tampa, wired as follows: "Election of Herman Dnnn president of Florida Devel­ opment Rourd I consider most sig­ nificant ns evidencing the growing spirit of state unity and assuring grenter activities in the lending civic organization of the state. While deeply regretting the resig­ nation of former President Hurguieres ml account of his inability |__ to further sacrifice personal in te r-! ests, I urn highly pleased by Mr. (appears to me this organ Dann’s choice as his successor. I j to be congratulated upon securing fully hclievo the Florida Develop­ tho services of Mr. Dann, who has ment Hourd will take on new life proven his ability 03 a construc­ nnd become even u greutfcr factor tive community builder nnd a live in unbuilding tho state under his booster. The organization should administration.” do good work utiden his leader­ George II.| Baldwin, of Jackson­ ship." ville, expresses himsolf ns follows: 1. E. Schilling, of Malmi, mem­ "I think the entire state should he ber of tho State Road Department, congratulated on the election of wired: "In Hcrmnn Danfl the Flor­ Herman Dnnn as president of the ida Development Roaxtl selected Florida Development Board to suc­ for their president one of Flor­ ceed Jules M. Curguicrcg. It would ida’s , most brilliant boosters, a have been impossible to have made man 0/ tireless energy ,who has n more generally popular selection. proven himself n leader in his own No one need he told of Mr. Dann’s town and will do likewise for his ability or experience. His record state." • in general civic work speaks for S. Kendrick Guernsey, executive itself, particularly so in Chamber secretary, Orlando Chamber of of Commerce nnd Rotary." * Commerce, declared election of Mr. E. G. Sewell, president of the Dnnn to he n most fortunate one. Miami Chamber of Commerce, lie -considers the position, one of wired regarding the selection of iqualxlniportnnce to that of the Herman Dunn un president of the governor of the state. William L. Florida Development Board: “ It Wilson, of Pnnanin City, debated I the election of Herman Dann of great importance to the further development of the Florida Devel­ opment Board, and believes it be speaks a greater era of state-wide unity than Florida has over known. Mr. Dann succeeds Ju les M. Burguiercs of W est Pnlni Beach, who hns been president of the state or­ ganization for mure than four years. Mr^ Burguieres is a big business man in the state of Flor­ ida who has rendered a real ser­ vice to Florida in his connection with the Florida Development Board. The attention which his own personal interests of a large nature are requiring of him caused Mr. Burguieres to ask to he re­ lieved. As the incoming president of the Florida Development Board, the State Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Dann prefaced his remarks by an oxpression of uppreciation for the faithful work done by Jules B L J, Burguieres. ' ' Btr. Dann said he vyas.4ns*.hearty.ovqtd . with tye broad-minded vlewi Mr. Bttrgoic*res had taken on state-wide mat­ ters and that he regretted Mr. Burguieres found it necessary to Hve tip his position as head of the JA CKSO N VILLE, Ju ne 3.—BeFlorida Development Board. , fore one of the largest audiences A determination to sell the ever assembled fty an open-air , state of Florida itself by means political meeting in the history of of state-wide co-operation from all Duval county, Frank Jennings, sections on matters for the com­ Jacksonville fo r the governorship mon good, was the keynote of Mr. brought his campaign to a close Dium's iatawrtewvV’I -hope during last night with- an-address which m y term-of president, that we may was interrupted-!!equenlTT ‘b jrth F get every community in the state enthusiastic applause of thousands , to submerge its own selfish inter­ of hia fellow citizens. ests and work unit’ dly for the big The m«etlng was presided over end which will help all Florida," by -Col. -Welter P. Corbett, and In declared Mr. Dann. “The Florida *d4itjup '.to .M r.. Jqnptngs, the Development * Board, tho State apeakera 1Included Senator W. ,W. Chamber of Commerce, will con­ FhiUips Cltx,i,MnJ- X E. tinue to function as it has been P.V.nott-. o ^ O a X la r a .^ n iT Stelmo doing so effectively in the matter W , **CWe” A cq ^.vt/ aelum n Y flle. of being a clearing house for qll The chairman read tdegram a ftom state-wide* problems which affect ipore than.p 9cqre,of Qoupties show­ all of us. But in addition to this, *. ing Jennings well .in th * .Iwd- ^oL I trust thnt the state organization ,n lowing the main program, .county mny become n more powerful fqe-- <candidates addressed the voters tor in the matter of actually nc ! Hon. Fred B. Noble presiding. ' complishing a few big state-wide A message o f assurance that the matters of outstanding merit. polling of votes will result In a vie"There are several nil-Floridn lory for his candidacy wns voiced matters which can he handled only by Mr. Jennings. The cnndldate's by the State Chamber of Com­ enthusiasm nnd assurance of viemerce. . One of theso is the pro­ tory was greeted by prolonged ap. posed advertising campaign piause evidencing tho approval of whereby Florida as a whole shall the crowd. . ' be nationally advertised in n " I have the ambition to serve you worth while manner. All the de­ ns governor of this great state of tails for this Florida campaign ours," said Mr. Jennings. "But I have niready been carefully worked tell you qow, ns I have told mv out. State-wide co-operation opd friends throughout the state qf the loyal support of every section Florida 1 have no ambition to he of Florida to this program will put your governor, unless I can he a it acrois. If all of us bend our successful govomor. • efforts to accomplish this one " J have realized from the first thing we can do it. It will he the that I could not he a successful biggest single achievement that the governor if my hands were tied by S ta te . of Florida as a whole lias promises which wore impossible of ever accomplished.! Its benefits fulfillment. I toil you tonight, as are almost impossible to estimate. I have told the people of this state “Aside from the directors and of ours from the outset of my cam­ those closely identified with the paign, that I have not made one Florida Development Board, I do single promise, which as governor not believe that peoplo in the cannot be honorably fulfilled. I state realize how much work this have made no promises to individu­ “'ganlzation is constantly doing. als, my only promises have been The people of Florida themselves those made ,to my audiences are not well enough acquainted throughout the state of Florida.’’ with the Boards’ activities. If dur­ Robert T . Dowell, chairman of ing my time as president I may tho Duvall county Jennings* cam­ help to sell the Florida Develop­ paign committee, stated Monday ment Board, tho State Chamber of night thnt this county will give Commerce in fact ns well as name, Frank Jennings a majority of 1,000 Ida, and if I mny help to get the to 1,500 on first choice votes and 1various sections of the state bet- will get more second choice votes ter known to each other, through than all other candidates combined. state-wide co-operation, I shall feel Hon. T. G. Futch o f Leesburg suid my time hns been well spent." at the Jennings state headquarters That .the Florida Development thnt reports from all over the state Board is the State Chamber of “show that Jennings’ lead will be Commerce in fact, ns well ns name considerably larger than we had • becomes apparent by the unani­ anticipated." mous selection of Mr. Dann 09 the new president. He wns nominated by George B. Hills, of Jacksonville, one of its directors. He is past and the nomination was seconded president of the S t. Petersburg by Isaac .Van Horn, of Haines Rotary Club. He is president of City. His activities for a number the Dunn-Gorow Compnny, one of of years have been along Chamber the largest building supply houses of Commerce lines, in which work in the south, a director of the Cen­ he has bscn very successful. Mr. tral National Bank of St. Peters­ Dann mude nn outstanding suc­ burg, nnd active in the civic and cess ns president of the St. Peters­ business life in that section of the burg Chamber of Commerce, and state. ' 11c also has a state-wide has been very active for years as acquaintance. * J e n n in g s Clones Campaign With A M e e tin g At Home a Vision1 ♦♦♦♦+ + + 4"fr4+ + ♦ * * 4 + * 4 * * * + + * - H * * + * - f r * < '* + * * < * + * * + * * * - 8 - •>*♦*+ The road is scheduled to be completed in the next ninety days. • # Bithlo is the commercial center of the lurge^t half of Orange County. Bithlo in assured of a.rapid aronth. as Orange coun ty will surely continue to grow and will assuredly toward the East. Large profits are made in real estate in rapid growing towns. Now is the time to get in on the ground floor and thereby make the maximum profit. develop Prices and terms to suit every pocketbook. We desire to explain ihe ijossibilitics at Bithlo as we see them and then you can judge better of the investment opportunities, B A IL EY DEVELOPMENT CO. BITHLO. FL A . Without obligation please sand me literature about tbfl Town of Bithlo Development. • 107 Park Avenue Phone 349 rV V y ™ T ▼v :v ♦♦m -V V . • ' r iJU ' * ;i l i t . * Address ....................................... lkls fol<i wt.. • w«H-knowr, 1 **— n In Thomu aid m« head and "•y. Sold tlrwl. yoar‘ u r, ? •Uep*' irhr'of0*^ •hat enable , £ ” *• * TONi'c .STS*? it! tn' *“ 1 fm mV JU-V 1°»K u llv"\n>*dldK h ii.i.i. t 1“ > *iiicb h»v» TnLthyno pr°C Tak«* PILM lJ*« i , ■^V SToJ Florida! " * l * A SERVICE: name. In dolaf h 1 you not only , but you get SERB it.u u ic K m i I E R , Phone JM, - « Try Smith’ll Shop for work - nejtl Hotel. li a prucriptln ChUli and Ftnr.l ioua Fever. It Ub �\ PAGE TWO C A T T S GAINING ON J.W . M ARTIN; ’ (CLOSE J5EC.O N D Mrx.tA. Simon, IM j , Blk W, T r 0 -...........* . . , r , ll.7. 65.3.01 ( J . CJ Robcrtfej Lot 0i Ulk 10, T r 6______________ H 7 053.01, Mr*. M. Nelson, Lot 1, BIk 10, To 7......................... H 7 ' 563.01 W. H. Peters, Ent., Lot C, Blk 10, T r 7..................... U 7 . 553.01 City Park, All Blk 10, T r 8............. -..-248 1,172.20 Notice is hereby given to any and all persona interested in the special assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ scribed that, said assessments , arc payablo in full within thirty days Yep, This is W hat You Call the Hordfe Laugh (Continued from page 1.) 1 .* Z~ J l c k l S I County MARIANNA, Fla., June 4,— Complete unofficial first choiee, ♦Jackson county g a te : McAdoo 2.iieiim rw d „ Gm u 2^ iannings 810, Martin 602. sr 4, Trammell 131. Cawthon Riley o 800; MaU Aliojf w g Carter uaivcr 1,000, iu»*» 1,400; Foster 1,800, Garcia Total estimated cost J ......._...... ............. -To bo borne entirely by adjacent-pro] Number of feet frontage, 1,880, Assessment per foot frontage, $3.8017, Putnam County rKA. June 4/—Putnam county compfete: Catts 078, Jen.nings682, Martin 616. Spencer 11, .’ Trammell 67. Corter 227, Mat­ thew 566. Foster 534, Garcia 235 McAdoo 605, Underwood 212. Vote on delegate complete. • Broward County F T . LAUDERDALE, Fla. June 4. — Broward county complete: Catts 181, Jennings 402, Martin 660. Spencer 10, Trammell 158. Cawthorn 661, Riley 622. Bay County. PANAMA CITY, June 4.— With 60 per cent of Bay county votes counted,- McAdo has 621, Under­ wood 446: Catts 838, Jennings 439, Martin 480, Spencer 10, Trammell 43. De!egate-at-large, Bryan 672, Campbell 153, Carter 427, Corbett 202, Cramer 52, Dickinson 226, Gibbons 77, Gilchrist 363, Griggs 230, Igou 180, Morey 51, Mulpry 63, Paradise 9, Stockton 93, Wail 169. Santa Rosa County. MILTON, June 4.— McAdoo leads Santa Rosa except in small precincts; for governor Catts 812, Jennings 442, Martin 453. Maybe someone told a “racy" story. Or it may bo the borne that threw the prince, telling the fel­ lows about it. Anyway, just look nt this picture for a few seconds and, if you can keep from smiling you have better control of your face muscles than most folks. Bonds numbered from 66 to 70, to mature Ju ly 1st, 1938. Bonds numbered from 71 to 72, to mature July 1st, 1939. Thu full faith nnd credit of the City of Sanford, Florida, is irre­ vocably pledged for the payment of the principal and interest of said issue of bonds. The bonds hereby offered for sale are excluded from any limitation of ,ponded indebtedness prescribed by the Charter of the City of San­ ford, Florida. This issue of bonds to be sold subject to the approving opinion of John C. Thomson, to be furnished by the City of Sanford, Florida. All bids must be accompanied by n certified check for two per cent, of the amount of the bonds to be JAPAN SCRAPS VESSELS TOKIO, June 4—Three of J a ­ pan’s capital ships, the llmki, lkoma and Kashinui, doomed un­ der the Washington treaty, have been sold for scrapping. The navy department now announces thnt the hull of the superdreudnaught Tosa, under construction when the treaty became effective, and the battleships Aki, Sntsuma and Hizen will be used for targets and experimental torpedo, mine Dade County MIAMI, June 4.— Nineteen pre­ and fire extinguishing tests. cincts out of 30 in l)ade county In the r i r r n l l Cuiirf, S e v e n t h J >>•11— give: McAdoo 3,016, Underwood 1,rlnl ( I r r n l l , In nml f u r S ein in iile I ’u n n O . s u i t e nf Fliir ld n. 687. Catts 189, Jennings 427, Mar­ tin 2,383. Spencer 19, Trammell F r a n k I . \ V r t i f T . C o m p la i n a n t , vs. K llen M. K n i g h t . It l>. F u l l e r , 2,314. l le i ir a e It. t ’a r r u t h . It. I.. F a r r e l l , Highlands County ami M a r g a r e t \V, H a m m y , D e f e n ­ d an t*.— Citation. AVON PARK, Fla., June 4 . T ii K llen M. K n i g h t , i f l i v i n g nml Highlands county complete gives If dead, a l t p a r t lea Hal ml tin I n t e r ­ Martin 490, Catts 484, Jennings est ninler th e s a id K lle n M. K n i g h t , 302. Second choice vote predomin­ d eceased o r o t h e r w i s e , tri and In (hit ates for Martin indicating he will pre m ise s h e r e i n a f t e r desrrilieil. It. i If dead, nil carry county by 100 votes against pD.a r tFieu sllecr,l a iIfm ilnivginIgn tam e r e s t under tho >Cattn, his nearest opponent. Mc- said It. D. F u l l e r d eeensed o r o t h e r ­ Adoo and Drane arc sweeping the w ise. In a n d ' t o th e p r e m i s e s h e r e ­ i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; G e o r g e It. C a r county. ., _ Levy County -• GAINESVILLE, Fla., June 4.— Seven precincts out of 17 in Levy county give McAdoo 345, Under­ wood 220. Catts 171, Jennings 110, 1, Trammell Martin 234. Spencer f 1 9; Cawthon 286, Riley 119; Carter I . 136, Matthews 217. Broward County [ T F T . LAUDERDALE, Juno . 4.— ( Complete returns from Broward X .county give for railroad commis­ sioner: Carter 485 and Matthews 516. For adjutant general: Foster 018, Garcia 326. Hillsborough Coilnty 1 TAMPA, June 4.— Complete re. turns from 5 0 .^f. 05 ptqcjncU .in .1--- liiHnNurough county - gave- C* t U M B8, Jcrmlngi 2,360, Martin -1,^ ■623, Spencer 220, Trammell 75. BsfjEKtfcpf — — L ike County f S t a S E SBUBO. Fla., June 4^ -In ' Complete returns from three pre•lneta gave Catts 33, Jennings 45, ^ ^Martin 30. (700 & j' VdB.'ruailiaB6 '$> OtfcL - J i - 1 «* • itit I i » Yds. 2” sheet asphalt top u p 200 Sq. Yds. brick relayed (<}> 50c .,IiL 1 Inlet ..................***’”**•—*■..*—"v^* 1000 Lin Ft. 3" drain tile (aT $100.00 per M 1320 Sq. F t. concrete alley returns @ 25c 500 Sq. Y d j. binder course @ 4 0 c ....._ Engineering, Legal Expense, Etc. 8 p, ttlpo ruth. If liv in g . nnd If dead, nil p a rt is c l a l m l m ; i n t e r e s t un der Un­ said G eorgs It. farrm h . de­ c ease d , or otherw ise In nnd to th e p r e m is e s herein after de­ s c r i b e d ; it. I,. F a r r e l l , if living, nnd If dead, nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ e s t under the said It. I.. F a r r e l l , d o . censed o r o t h e r w i s e , in nml to t h e p re m is e s h ereinafter described ; M a r g a r e t \V. i ta in se y . | H iv ing, and If deail. nil p a r t l i s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ e st under t h e said M argaret \v. Itainsey, d ec e a se d nr o t h e r w i s e . In a n d to th e p r e m is e s h e r e i n a f t e r d i scrlhed , said p r o p e r ty b e in g s i t u ­ ate d In Hemlnole C o u n t y , Htnte o f F lo rid a , and m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y dos erlh rd a s fo llo w s , t o - w i t : L O T S 1 AND .1 . H KFTIO N 12. T O W N H IIII* 20 H U l'T II. R A N G E 30. til paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 1.13, adopted 5|r». J . F. U in ^ L o t 10; Elk>8, f x 4 . ^ t ..?. , U. U7 . on the 28th day of April, 1024. L ,G . Cameron; i J o l j^ n c 's / t r 'A : .........f J v I* R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk (S E A L ) t f .C . Noble, Lot 1(J, Blk 8, T r 5 .... 1 j 17 May 28; Juno.4 City Park, All B lk ,8, T r 6.*,..'.,____ ' ^ ^18 R. H. Walthour, Lot 5,‘ Blk 8. Tr 7 ~ ‘ J 17 j SPECIAL A SSESSM EN T ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOR­ J . T. Allen, Lot 10, Blk 8, T r T.A.7.;.... :.‘. .Z .’’Z (17 'I ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 135, Adopted on the 28th day of Oluf Smit, Lot 5, Ulk 8, T r 8............................. u7 J'j April, 1924, by the Cit y Commission of the city of Sanford, Fin. Southern Utilities Co., I,ot 10, Blk 8, T r 8........... 117 > The following is the estimated cost of paving Seventh Street from D. A. Cnldwcll, I-tJt 1, Blk 9, T r 3... ....:............... 117 *] Magnolia Avenue west to French Avenue, a width of 24 feet with Harry Ward, E . 62 ft. Lot 6, Blk 9, Tr. 3 .......... 50 sheet asphalt replacing the 9 ft. sand fill brick paving between Jos. Reizenstein, W. 65 ft. Lot 6, Blk 9, T r 3....... 65 Oak Avenue nnd Magnolia Avenue, using the 16 foot ground brick George A. Speer, Lot 1, Blk 9, T r 4....... n7 j paving between Oak and French Avenues as a base for the sheet J . A. Hnrrold, Lot 10, Blk 9, Tr 4 ........ u7 .1 asphalt. Annie M. Whitner, Lot 1, Blk U, T r 5 ........ ...7*17...I t7 I Estimated Cost Between Magnolia Ave. and Oak Ave. Denml Turner, Lot 6, Iflk 9, T r 5.................. n7 7f| 500 Cu. Yds. grading @ 50c ......................................................—250.00 Public School, Lota 1, 2, 0, 7, Ulk 9, T r 6 231 '!9 10OO Lin. F t. concrete curb and gutter @ 80c,..;......................... 800.00 F. II. Rand, Lot 1, Blk 9, T r 7 ..................... Z 7 ' 117 100 Lin. F t. flush curb @ 35c......................................................... 35.00 W. H. Hynes, Lot 6, Blk 9, Tr 7............................ j j 7 7 :7 1200 Sq. Yds. nsphalt pavement on rock base @ $2,00 ...... 2,400.00 F. II. Rand, Lot 1, Ulk 9, Tr 8 ....................... "..".117 7!;) 600 Sq. Yds. relay brick (fp 50c ...............................- ....... ........... 300.00 Alice W. Palmer, Lot C, Ulk 9, T r 8 ......................1 1 7 7 !j 500 IJn. F t. 3" drain tile ................................................. .......... .. \ 50.00 Notice is hereby given to nny and nil persons iM.nJ d l j 880 Sn. Ft. concrete alley returns <H> 25c............................. 220.00 special assessments against the various pieces pf property®: scribed that said assessments are payable, in full within tWfl after thu above ami foregoing apodal assessment .roll.hai ized. approved nml confirmed, or in fifteen Hpial rfinaal intt»l with interest at 8 per cent, per annum from ami after the ti« special assessments stand approved and confirmed. Less credit for 450 S<|. Yds. Brick <ji> $1.17 Less credit for 950 Lin. F t. granite curb A meeting of the Equalizing Uourd of the City of Ssnfoji amounting t o .................................................... iiln, will be held a t the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M., on the 9tk $ Juno, A. 1). 1924, nt which meeting suid Board will hw»ay> @ 30c .....:................. ....................... ................. complaints nnd objections as to such special usflesjmeats, awf 1 Total estimated coat ............ L ................................. raid time adjust and equalize said asscaiments on a basit*(. and right, ntnj whoa raid special assessments are so et|ualii*h To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Number of feet frontage, 930. justed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and nmaisl Assessment per foot frontage, $3.8494. » liena upon tho property ngainst which said assessments art m Estimated Cost Between Oak and French Avenues, til paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 335, j by the City Commission on the 28lh day of April, 1924. 400 Cu. Yds. grading @) 50c .1 .................................................... 2000 Lin. F t. concrete curb and gutter @ 80c .....-................. (S E A L ) L . R, PHILIPS, City C 100 Lin. F t. flush curb @ 35c ...................................................... Florida, 'anrF tht'-’sesPiyf-'iMid1city, this 12th day of Mny, A. D. 1924. FO R R EST LAKE, (Seal) S. O. CHASE, C. J . MARSHALL. As the City Commission of the City of .Sanford, Florida, and as .ex-officio Bond Trustees of the City of Sanford, Florida. Attest: 1*. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk of the City of Sanford Florida. a g n ln s t you, fo llo w e d hy final <1i»ere e . itnhl milt b e in g In q u ie t t i t l e III th e c o m p la in a n t tn tho ab o v e iK>aiTrlhi'tl prem ises. Orange County eetiORLANDO, June 4.—With three i t i s p m r r tiM t o u d k u k d thnt | j "but o f 20 precincts missing thin nut lee In, ptil,l|»hei| |„ t),,, ,s,\s*. >V7 Orange county gave Catts GOO, F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , n n e w s p a ­ lt 7 -1 Jennings .662, Martin T,136. Spen- per published In Hanford. Henilnole Cou nty, S t a t e of F l o r i d a , o n c e ouch cer 14, Trammell 110. f ,r n period of e i g h t c o n s e c u ­ William Jennings Bryan leads Week tive w eeks. ‘ »the entire ticket with moro than WITNKSH MV HAND AND O F F I ­ i’.: , 1,821 auu and three once precincts fim iiiv ii which niiimi it i, C I A L S E A L o f o re n t Hanford, '■'Is thought will increase his vote Hemliudo C o u nty. S t a t e of F l o r i d a , SPECIAL A SSESSM ENT ROLL PREPA RED UNDER AUTHOR­ on t h is th e 7 th day of May, A. It ' t o 1,600. ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 133, Adopted by the City Commls1JH. " kion nr the City or Sanford, Florida, un the 28th day or April, A. (Heal) K. A. D O l 't lJ AHH, Sarasota County C le rk o f t h e , C i r c u i t -C ou rt, S e m in o le D. 1921. , tTounty, F lo rid a . SARASOTA, June 4.—Precinct The following is the estimated cost of paving Eighth Street from San­ 7 three completes ave blartln 220, Ily A. M. W E E K S . D. C. JO H N O, L K O N A R D Y , 7 Jennings 80, Catts 77. Drane 205, ford Avenue west tn French Avenue, a width of 24 feet, with sheet H ollrltor f o r C o m id alnnnt. t >MeCanta 40. May 7 - 11- 21- 2S Ju n e f - l l . l k .23 asphalt a nn 6’’ rock base. * Ju ly 2. 2400 Cu. Yds. grading @ 50c............ ........................................ 1,200.00 K k Citrus County___ . ' INVERNESS, F la., June 4.— 4700 Sq, Yds. paving @ $2.00......................... Bgs Eleven precincts out of 14 show ll Inlets fit) $35.00 ................................ ........ !m<i f _ 4 McAdoo 45, Underwood 10. Catts * 135, Jennings 36, Martin 82. Druno 3 Manholes f/0 $60.00 ................................ ..... ’> 10, McGinta none. 600 IJn. feet storm sewer @ $1.20 .............. 1000 Un. F t. 3" drain tile (u) $100.00 per M Manatee County ; 1 BRADENTOWN, Fla., June 4— Hon. J . J . Diet Inaon. J u d a c of tiu- 1200 Sq. Yds. brick to be reluid {t) 60c . . ’Iri'ult C o u rt. Hevriith J u d i c i a l C i r ­ < Incomplete returns in Manatee •cu it. In und fur Hefnlnole C o u n ty , 2610 Sq. Ft concrete alley returns @ 25c............. 7 %county indicate that Frank E. Jen- Htnte of F ln rld n , on, t o - w l t . tinEngineering, Legal Expense, etc., 8 per cent 1 „ nings has a lead of more thun 100 20th day o f J u n e . A. it. 1921. f o r a f o r u c o r p o r a t i o n to hi, t votes over John W. Murtin, with ckhn ao rwt enr un " T U B HALL1K If A ll 1*1Total estimated cost ...... ......... .................. J Sidney J . Catts third in the race HfiN C H A P T E R O F T I I B N A T IO N A L ,'fo r governor. HUCIKTT O F T U B D A I J t i ll T K R H (IK To he borne entirely by adjacent properly T II K A M ERICA N R E V O L U T IO N ." Number of feet frontage, 3,786. tho c h a r t e r nnd o b je c t of th e mild OLcechobee Count c o r p o r a t io n to h e f o r n u d lining f u llv Assessment per foot frontage, $4,7266. ; OKEECHOBEE, Fla., June 4.— set fo r t h In Die iipp ilcntlo n nnd 'W ith returns one-half canvassed proposed c h a r t e r now un ill,- In tho office of the c le rk o f Die c ir c u it ‘ tofuls show Martin 135, Catts 87, court of Hemlnol. C o u n ty , Hint., of Jennings 68. Trammell 7. F l o r i d a and b r i e f l y i lc s c r lo c d as Escambia County PENSACOLA, Juno 4,— Incom­ plete returns from 12 precincts in ■ Pensacola give Catts 623, Jennings ■‘ 403, Martin 1,031. Trammull 51 3UDd Cawthon 7795, Riley 388; CarTU t 678, Mthews 350; Foster 592, v Garcia 412. Oragne County ORLANDO, June 4.—As county •cincts returns are reported artin’s lead is increasing In range county. McAdoo is un easy Inner by n wide majority. fo llo w s : I ts charter Is that o f a c o r p o r a lin n not fo r profll and its olijcctH ure t n p e r p e t u a t e th e m e m o ry a n il s p ir it of tho m e n nnd w o m e n w h o uclilcvcd American In d c p c m lu n c c ; acqultdlliiii a n d p r o t e c t i o n o f hlHtorIcal s p o t s , to c h e r i s h , m n ln tu ln und c x le p d th e I n s t i t u t i o n ! of A m e r i ­ c a n freed om und p a t r i o t i c e d u c a ­ tio n and A n ie r lc n n ls n tlo n . . JO H N tl. L K O N A R D Y . HollHtor f o r F u t U l o n c r s . May 2 8 : J u n e t - l l - t * . popularity m ust be deserved Hillsborough County TAMPA, June 4.— R. E. L Chany received the Democratic nomation for county solicitor of HilUirough county in the face of comlete returns from 47 of the 65 mnty precincts giving him a mairity c l 748. Morris Givens, pres- { " Y - D records to. break, new must deserve it. Chesterfield, for V -J ones to moke! Grilling tests example, has long been winning ot speed, stamina, power! And . nn average of over 1000 smokers for the winner—popularity, harda day. w tm a n d d e w v e d . One thing alone-Chesterfieid’s with everything else. X o better taste — can account for winpopularity even a cigarette such popularity. i|h County. Bronson, Lot 1, BH i P. Arrington, Lot ( »Uc Church, A1I Blk 276,51 653.01 663.01 553.01 �V I V May Be A Winner' G. McAdoo ree to One ________ _________ Martin Ahead In Governor’s Race Fro mmcnger returns secured from only nine precincts In Scroinol county early this morning William Gibbs McAdoo had pollrd almost n thro cto one vote over his opponent. Oscar W. Under­ wood, for the Democratic party seT c « fi* ™ r - T & presidency. The vote was Underwood 249, McAdoo 788. In the gubernatorial race John W. Martin, thrice mayor of Jnck- 1 ■ Trammell 12. Spon< or 2.1. hr ” .-.a,— ' :-Vl ;j;o areas essential to safety as lights and a horn Standard on a ll Buick Models HENRY T. HODGKINSON, Mgr. * 206-208 Magnolia Avenue— Phone 3G7 better automobiles a n built, Buick will build them >:! B g William Jointing* Bryan is lead- n I ing the ticket fur delegates to the 'i V ' . B national !■< niormtic con von turn UJ| frn nit In- state- at tar'-r with 22 i f%^r\ vales. Judge .) .!. Dickinson, ..f L-‘ “j.:.i„.1 , H | this city is running second in ; this race with a vote of lW to his ; credit. The vote on this race is n» John W. Martin who, according , follows: Appleyard 102, Campbell early news dispatches is lead- j 48, Carter 72, Corbett 119, Gra. g in the race for governor. mer 22, Gibbons 24, Gilchrist 98, ■---------- ----------------------------------- ; Griggs 42, Igou 53, Morey 17, Mur, ., , . |Phy 21. I’nradiae 4. Stockton 40, I hr* nitw hrirlffr* I n r n n n n i ’ t m i-* 1 nnd W « l i r. » Wall 51. I,, In the race for delegates to th* f |convention from thin district J . K. T. Bowden of Jacksonville la lendI ing the ticket with a vote of 95. = j while John C. Cooper, also of JackI sonvllle, is second with a vote og ■ i 87. The votes in this race stnm ■ n sfollows: Gramling 65, Hills 37, {| Murrell 30, Zim 12. ■ Roportn from seven precincts on J the race for state superintendent J of public instruction shows that 1 Seminole county has given » very £ closb majority to W. S. Cawtiym ■ over R. R. Riley. The vote stands 1 Cawthon 141 and Riley 104, Aljulnnt General J . Clifford * Foster has a majority of 20 votes * over his opponent, George J . Gar■ cia. The former’s vote Is more ■ than two to one, having 600 to his J opponent's 260. ■ i indications tire that Seminole 5 1county will go to the Martin colu umn, although Jennings simoortn ers maintain that his lead will bo J substantially reduced so that the Sanford Battery ■ race will bo very close. Cntts is * tunning fast in the county preService Co. 5 cincts. 17 MILLION FAMILIES ARE READING THIS NEWS. HAS TAKEN US FIVE YEARS TO GET READY TO TELL YOU THE STORY E l e c t i o n Returns Thrown On Screen Seen By Hundreds A crowd estimated'rrt*2000 gntlieret* in front of tho ofTiie of The Sanford Herald Tuesday night and watched the election returns as flashed from tha-jiowspape r office. Sitting on old soap.boxes, chairs ;u^t.benches, interested .^ectaiors eapjrly rtad report* from'Various sections of the county and stwfc telling of the results of jiriniarV. The.biertion’ service of The Herald began at 8 o'clock and from that time u n til. after 2 o'clock .this morning bulletins were iW hoi rapidly on tho screen. Over 300 huliftinn wore, displayed between 8 o'clock and 1 o'clock, averaging otic per minntoTor the entire time. " A apeeAl leased associated press wire had been installed in Thu Herald office and first hand infor­ mation was secured from all points in the state. Representatives in every precinct of Seminole cuunty kept the newspaper in close touch with the counting of the ballots os tho work proceeded. A feature of the election service was the cartoons drawn by*, Ben. Guthrie which wore Unshed on the screen frequently during the night. His work drew much lavorablo comment from the thousands who laughed at his drawngs. Working steadily from Tuesday muming. through the entire night REPO R T SH O W S LA RG EG RO W TH B Y CLUBWOMEN LOS ANGELES, : Juii« 4 .- In the last four yearn the General Federation of Women’s Clubs has added tu lU roll* more than 3,000 new clubs, ratting the list of mem­ ber cluba.from 2,000 to about 5.000 Cars Listing Under _____ ________ A QUALITY CLOSED C A R ------------------------At only $160 more than the touring car— The World’s Lowest Priced Closed l-ar . with doora f ront and rear. ________________ * * £ . A Jft V a s t o n is h in g l y e a s y term s -------------------------------- ■/ Of 'the.lW U & rm g care formerly priced under $500, all but two have cone up. Overland sriftes have not arone up. Overland now ia the only touring car with modem over 1ou.ooo ear*. B a lts last monin w ore i . . . •sratst e* an y. May rIn O vsrlapn h isto ry . T rsrni'nilnos volum e has enabled Overland to Its tom ton c a r p rice dawn *1 I4IS w blls other «ar». have ban a .g o in g upw ard In price. T t i O t f r i s s i i t i r s .t s n t is only S l i s afcavs t l » I s s d s f ear b allt rise, pad’ ela itsfk AAa* r « s s a a .H a r « a o v s risss on « a a y T e n s a . **j; '■ * 31 HIO P M t ' * W , ‘, T T ' A ltV A » W # M ,W I| IC g lO li CABYCOUNT-VP. ’■ OvsrlptKL la - tlis jo n iy - to»elM «»car and tr 1640 *lth a body to tiro ty of s tf s l— Th# onl)t car under lid# with a permansnl Bn* •»h of hard baked enam el— Th. only touring ear under ISO* with a left front door a t the driver** seat— Th. only ca r under 4500 with a epeedometer a» standard equipment. Th. only lou ring car under loOS wllh curtains »tul curtain roils th at opsn with the doore—v The only crlrralur T h . only . ‘luituu'il touring car undrfr 1404 with foot ao* control— f tou ring ear under-MOd'' riclualvely with rlillKPit and ''N ew Departure a r e b e c a u s c - h is the sweetest, smoothest-running Six you ever drove. Its specially designed offset valva motor, its machined crankshaft, its four big crankshaft bear­ ings, its perfectly preclnioned cylinders, pistons and recipro­ cating parts are the reason. * * * ‘ 4% t * ff M o r e b e c a u s e —no other car in its price class ahows such obvicus indications of quality-genuine leather upholstery, a hand-tailored top and curtains, carefully selected details of equipment, lustrous baked snamel finish. M The World’s Largest Producer of Quality Aufemobl/r* M o r e b c c a tts e —its 40-horsepower motor, its correct gear ratio, its beautiful balance and low center of gravity, make it like lightning in the "get-away,” never failing on a hill, and effort­ less under a full load oh any reasonable road. w ■ ' • j. - * M o r e b e c a u s e —it is backed by a great service organisation, immediately and willingly accessible. i •'» 1 ; ■ * f ■■ " M o r e bceaU 5C —Its recognised used car value protects you whh the lowest possible depreciation when you come to trade it In. f. o. b . f a c t o r y ciitch-as-cntch-can nffuir, nor to ho rule of'thumb, but administered h ___ that wo needed to school ourselves in the best ways of doing the work to mnke ourselves efficient. Tills meant the training school of the Flub Institute.” The administration of Mrs. Win­ ter served from IU20 to 1924. The officers, to be'elected new nntlonnl ----------, — at the present convention, will ffil a term of two years. prealdent/Mrs. Thomas (f: Winters of Minneapolis, reported at tfi­ ling business session of the fediotva cralum s seventeenth biennial concon­ vention here today. Besides the addition In member­ ships itmt affiliations, mmc of the outstanding nceompllahtnents of the last four yars, since the fed­ eration met in Dos Maine*, In., wcio outlined by Mrs. Winter ns folow*: "The purchase nnd equipping of headquarters in Washington. "The movement toward universal membership, made actual in 14 states. “Junior membership organiza­ tion and club institutes. "The closer relation of state of­ ficers to each other and to the Gen­ eral Federation." “ Every year, with our growth In numbers,1' udded the president, "with our awakening and greater civic consciousness, the demands upon us grow. Possibilities loom upon us suddenly for grout ac­ complishments, and if wo hesitate or turn away, they seek other agencies nnd warmer hearts." “Paralleling certain changes and movements within the organiza­ tion," Mrs. Winter ezplained, "must be added two very important developments for linking up the new ami old and,pouring fresh cur­ rents of lifn into our veins; first, insuring tho continuity of our e f­ forts by getting more and more young peoplo into our organiza­ tion, which resulted in creating the committee on junior membership; second, the equally Important right Iabout face in our attitude toward our jobs that has lifted them out of tho aptntcur stage and mude ut realize that- club wnrk 1s not a No car In the world equal, uvermnu a tot. n e jtn-*nit-d*>-out r.taulina economy. N" car In th* world ciiets »u liltl*< for mechanical ui>k*i p. In power, (tverlaml excels all cu r. In or m-»r Its price class- . This you caw prove to your own satisfaction hv nersonsl taet In * demon.!ration any Uverlsnd dealer Will make for you. Hp.-nd 30 minutes examining the Ov-rlan.l car and you will l*e sn overland, enlhuslast Talk J,, ,Ui>* owner of lh|s Overland anil you will he at, overland enthusiast. The more you study Overland .the moM completely you will be con­ vinced tint It I* the lowest coal cur In in* world tu own nnd-operate, k ltcingJ yt*<ir wifi ih to in'.-il i « l Q [ tell you.It's th* enelest car to hand)* that she ever drove. , , Just bring In your Inst year’s car ir’you have one and urn'll help you buy an overland the easiest way. I More are sold than of any other six in the thousand-dollar price class! To prove its goodness by performance wo will lend you a Light-Six any day this week—come in and ask for it ST U IJE B A K E R , South Bend, I n £ Please mail me your book, "Why Yotl Cannot Judge Value by Price." SAN JUAN GARAGE " ‘Atvu 111* ton Crank STANDARD SERVICE STATIONS Only charge is for materials used S ta n d a rd O il Co m p a n y INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY ' BATTERIKS fo r a ll M a K E 8 AUTOMOBILES AT WHOLESALE PRICES. THE CELEBRATED HONEDRY WILLARD RUBBER THREAD. EX1DE AND PERFECTIONS. TR EA T YOUR CAR TO A IScV AT W E RE-CHARGE AND REPAIR A LL MAKES BATT ER IE8. • f . •; •• mm �THE SANFOirf> l i i WfeflKBfiBAir, atW B 4; ' ) 9 » . ' » ephotie Voice,1” ; , 'M be* r-»'i I . n .» I ; I. .1 ’f t H «ft*r«iM>n f w » i ■ (At apparently stated intervals, telephone companies JW N i lUah little essays on the subject of "The Telephone "Voice." ■Civ, K n l t r t i Fh trM li. a iw a T .ii *— f t ) /This is part of, the general educational w<>rk in behalf of more stared .a* aecond-cUss intelligent u s e # the t#ejfe®Ae i and the ®ssay is confincd’ ober I t , !•!#. at the po»i j quite rightly, to the telephone* voice that from a mechanical nford. Ftorldaj under pet bt •'n.l I N urm i’* * 1IJT. standpoint gets the best results "on the phone." UVD^ti * 6 B 4 ^ - „ . : _ ; . : . K 4 H « r 1 • Spenk in your natural-tone of voice and enunciate clear­ , IIOWAUD BKHO-----------M i ly. That practically slims up all of the directions. The tele­ phon'd experts explain th at often-& tinwTnucHquieter than J #>«•■•! I> AJ t M * * 'toenMSft that used in ordinary conversation, with careful enunciation, »!•'■_. I J . - a il Will carry a conversation over the wires to any distance •'J : ’ it 11 11. . 1__ l___ L rr*UA n v n n c t i . rtAir tnA fVlttf na/u • c . i f t l i r t i t o * M A ' i ‘ ir&tfhed by the hiimah idiefc.The experts- say, too, that .peo­ >T..r.L%:s.®'s&®i-iy. ple who Bhout their words through the telephpnp set m motion vibrations that ‘6ftbh hopelessly confuse the squnds Ward at the receiving end. ■ u’i Speak, then, in your ordinary conversational tone, a lit­ s n s c ix ii n o n e * . tle jnore slowly, thap usual, and with, attention t o , your enfociatioti,' ancf you' will- fifld’ youi^tOfcytibhb’ CiWsiderabry erUInroAptu where rha rxe a are more of a joy than it is if you have the loud-voice, rapid)e charged for a t regu▼alt ng ratea. speech habit. That’s what the telephone companies will tell you. But B E R t i l E AS#t*OATED P H E M there is more to the subject of "The Telephone Voice" than Tha AaSdclated Preaa la exclu ­ sively entitled to the uae for repuh- that. Note the quality of the voices that answer you over tlon of all newa dlapatchea cred- the phone. Note the quality of the voices you chance to over­ to It pic not otherwlae credited thla pirt>«r and alao the local hear in your place of business or in your home. The wom­ _ ^ iw a puhH#hed herein. All right! an "bawling out" the butcher or the groceryman, the man i o f republlcatlon of aucclal dispatchherein aq§ alao reaerved. "bawling out” the wife or the daughter who called him from -*,-------- ------------ ------- a political confab in his alleged busy office, the girl who WEDNESDAY, JU N E 4, 1924 squeals her Gciigiit, the young man who answers the phone ----in the voice of a grouch and turns it into soft music when he L.B THOUGHT FOR TODAY finds it is not "just Mother" at the other end of the w i r e JE .I.O R B L E S S IN G , [? He that withhoMeth note, wo say, the quality of the voices at the elephone, and it the'“people shall curse him, will occur to you that educational propaganda is as much .Jessing shall be upon the head needed for the improvement of the mental character of the him selleth It.—Proverbs, telephorte voice— if we may put it that way—as there is for the improvement of its mechanism. w it |*T hr The ITrnM Prlnllif H j £ NATURE. Aa a fomTfhother ivhen the day is ie ham) her little child half'-reluctant to be _ I And leave! his broken playthings on to e floor, S till gazlpp at them through the opeq door, , N or wholty reassured or comforttramlse of others In their stead, eh ,t)M gh more splendid, may nofeUease him more; S o nature .deals with us, and takes a w l* . Our p lay th in gs She by one, and by the hand: da us tb rest so gently, that we g o *;* .. rce knowing if we wish to go or stay. Being to<T Tull of sleep to underLi; ataitd. How fa r the unknown transcends thd^what we know. ,— Longfellow. A Habit'That Is “Worth Millions.” V '* Probatjly/ Ijelieving that a thousand pounds is a good deal of money, Bonthtni, { th e' ’English philosopher, once wrote: "It is Worth a thousand pounds a year to have the habit of looking on the bright side of things.” * In the American language we should say, "It is worth millions." And we should no$ exaggerating at that. It is "worth milnora," arid then some, 'to have the habit Of look­ ing on the bright side of things. The person who efin see the compensations in life has a wealth of his own that could not be bought with any amount of money, except as money can buy training in philosophy that starts the student to think­ ing for hiriiself. * ’ * . ■' The old adage, "every cloud has a silver lining" is the statement in metaphor of a simple truth. There is always a silver lining regardless of what corrosion has done to hide its luster. There is always a bright side to every calamity, a bright side to every sorrow, even though it may take many years for a person to reach the place where he can see the good pffects that grew out of the suffering and dispair. Looking on the bright side of things, moreover, some­ times forestalls trouble. The old nego preacher who coun­ seled his flock "Nebcr look for Trouble for verily ye will find it t ’ree-fold” was uttering sound doctrine. The wise person goes about on the lookout for the bright side of conditions and circumstances. If things seem to be going all wrong, he studies the situation to see where there is one of light filter­ ing into the gloom. Then he traces this bit of brightness to iita source, and finds there th&BQlution of the entire,problem, Always there is something to offset trouble and grief. Yot i ^hobltt b'Seen the Ones That Got> Away If * ,«»* * * . T u h I t\ U r .-.tt 'in J .. J L Drinks of Gin. MSasaerea Mtod.cr«« for for Russia? Russia? A New Living Buddha. W r Drink too Much, She Saya. * Pan Dobb&y, -C l - i - C ,»■* r i* ..'M aily a ’po,jtic,| p|A it is a lemon. A vae»nt l o o T i ^ , , mean she is out for y ^ 1 C o p y r iiiu , i> l« TH E EN TIRE NATION has rend details of n crime In Chicago, i monstrous, horrible strange crime, carefully planned . by- two. l boys Intelligent, rich and well edtxcated. ..... L'j L* r One detail of the rime that should' nick into the public mind tells‘How th i ‘two young mdrtfet*’ ent*'lnrfh4 coarse of a certain 4K ti ernoofr.'haskia.-frwdrinkAtefc g ife t Si*.. How mueh did other drinks of gin hr- t* h a *e4ita> do .with .the .dr&adfulj „ V riih ef V > * " A P cd cstria rT ir^ }.» „ cept when he i, riding *** There ought^hTbT, being cheerful «t Brwk£ * Iv Persia is famous for u, m o r to f .h lth " »•' C9, I 1 rT l A HOW MANY CRIM ES have been- caused in the. recent, pa|t, how many are to be caused in fu­ ture under our system of prohibi-i tion? It does not prohibit, but' makes contempt for law respect­ able, or a t least excusable In the opinion of many anti It makes the drinking of wTwnkcy and gin illicit-, ly obtained alm ost.heroic in the eyes o f misguided youth. - 6 8 5 i o I f there was a fed«„i . acting foolish we coald entire national debt In a days. , C° H G R .£ S S HodearriershTD^vsrhmi raised to |6^0 . day. disgust of men who couldal a hod 30 minutes. By going slim on the it*, summer you may get winter s coal paid for |n start on next winter’s ecsl. TH IS COUNTRY must find a way to stop bootlegging. Failing that, it must change its views on the efficacy of prohibition and try something else. There is no the- [ ory about bootlegging. No doubt that anybody can get all the gin or whlakey he wants at any time. .< I T I S REPORTED in Poland thattJcews arc pouring out of Rus­ sia, especially the educated, mer­ cantile ‘and profes.iional clns'es, socking to establish themselves anywhere outside the Russian boundaries. They fear tho worst slaughter in ail their history, most dreadful pogroms to como with the collapse of the Soviet government, which they anticipate. - The ,Jap problem (•krtpirig them out wtth05. 1mg them. **“ In Atlanta, G>., a bacufit <35,000 worth of stamps, to j could open a drug store itf them. Even if things are down a little in WuhintfoaJ, already have enough to talk sis foe the next ten yean. i^Wur"? i •".t: The nicest thing shout poor man’s sen dortj any risk of being married fori money. ./■ >-LT. WOULD YOU B E M ISSED MUCH? THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN TO THOSE OUTSIDE Russia, fear of massacre there seema strange. Anti-Scmetic propagan­ da is energetic and violent in Ger­ many and some other European countries. But in Russia, Trotzky, head of the army ana most powerful man since Lenin’s death, nimself is a Jew. With immigration to the United States put to a minimum by our new laws, Russia may prove to be the safest refugo for the Jewislv people .outside of England. France and one or two other enlightened, countires. - In v e stm e n t G uidance They sny that sleepless men can You think that you have friends. overcome insomnia by counting Would TH EY miss you? How much Imaginary sheep jumping over a and how long? How many years fence. Other sleepless men might after your death will your name be go to sleep trying to count up how mentioned? One year? That is a many people would miss them if long time for the average. I f you want to invest they suddenly disappear. We all take ourselves seriously. Did you ever asX yourself the Nature kindly a:;ends to that in m oney to good advantage question at the top of this column? order to keep us working here— You have heard about the very making us value our little lives and and are uncertain about rich man who carried heavy life in­ struggle to keep them going. But surance without apparent neces­ out of tens of millions thero are the best way to do it, let sity. He said he wanted to be sure few whose going would make any SV » — o'i » us give you suggestions. that SJOMEBODY would be sorry difference,, few that would be re­ ■ Did yodrman win? when he died— if only the insurance membered'or that ought to be re­ ---- -o t-----membered. I t ’s all over but' tho shouting. TH ERE IS PA LESTIN E, but tq companies. You can make up your mind how How much difference would it V------ O*-----live there requires self sacrifice O u r counsel in invest* Yesterday's election caused a and it would be difficult for a sud­ much you amount to ns a private mako if you went? And how can good maqp#surprises. den inrush of population to make individual, a worker, a citizen, if you spend the rest of your life so m en t m a tte rs is given —W" a living. And in Palestine, out­ you can also make up your mind that when the time comes for you Many ly ti truthful candidate has willingly and incurs no numbered ten •to one by hostile WHO would miss you, how many, to get out and givo your place to mads a fa lse radiating. , v another your going may really be Arabs, the safety of the Jews de- how much and for now long. * -*0 *■ * ► ' pends prvthu protect ion-Brit- ,* JCgft are working somewhere for worth talking about .and you a lit­ o b lig a tio n ., Some are-glad, some arc mad— ish, upon the mandate that’ intakes • J5 .v“mg and you probably think tle atom worth remembering after vhiie a England responsible for the pres- that you are not valued at your ac- you are gone. l i t ! S S S S S i S iH ue* m i 'i a n a w r a t f k a . u i f w v i i j f , [ » , , prtfc—.Up**r mjic$ .would you \ Nexk to ' do/ing .yi . S f r & f f i t j & k i ^ i S B E g l C E , j - PROGRE S S . ^ a& lL & llQ .jtffi^ tx u !d fcIo a k s:ttp Q tt^ e.ja a ric„ q iu q o l rh in g s. tflaj* -T—¥ i ^ J ^ - ^ r * r n d asld m r ynurCTlf twhettier 7 i - - Si m L i h & Z Z ? •' L** t i . --****^* - - * -*•■* * ’■ yet be th e m ost-1 irtfr f * r t jn next have ailing's fansonirfri JE W S T im te stin e arc well’ would -rrrrrire iviM m benttJr What you have donq it, there Is anlv one governor* * poverty-stricken person in the world. It is the treasures in armed for self-protection, and have difference would it make to the really important question, and that i - ■ n----------a man’s heart and mind that make him .rich. It is "worth proved more than once that they concern that employs you. How is, "W hat do I amount to, and what Not a JewT precincts in this state will not tumely submit to attack in mum trouble would there be in. are meowing with a heavy Catts* millions" to have the habit of looking orf the bright side of their own country. gctHnd another man as good or difference will it make if I van­ things— “worth millions" to keep sweet.” 1 * last*ni b ctfcr? ish ?” However, outnumbered ten to a —...... — o-----------one by the Arabs, bitterly resent­ 4% Interest Paid on Savings Will itabflaGovernor Martin,.Guv* WHEN A MAN nsfumes a public trust, he should con­ ful of modern agricultural and in­ \tmor Jennings or Governor C atts! dustrial methods introduced by sider himself as public property.—Thos. Jefferson. will bCP&sident McAdooV A CANCER CURE? western Jews, the lattur would I* -»■ o — have difficulty fighting, should NEW YORK H ERA LD -TRIBUN E We oifthP to know before very British ever withdraw from the whethor Martin, Jennings Jir mandate. FASTER THAN BIRD FLIGHT Is #to “be our next governor. 'rile forecast by a physician so piunatlon. There arc a score of [V ™® 0 NEW YORK WORLD SOON, AT URGA, capital of rmfront as Dr. Charles II. Mayo of other theories. The cause of can­ Some oatte have nine lives. We Mongolia, where dinosaur eggs are a ejnetar cure "within a few years'1 cer is the great mystery of ined(. ° V m e ^ 0USkt was dead cine. found and the "living Buddha" Washington seventy-one minutes wh5 Sow demonstrates that The swiftest birds do not rival with his divine palace, there will ia im portant medical news. DL Tho problem of treatment has la v e ff much alive. an airplane In speed or endurance. behind the aviator, though he must bo a grent meeting of the “IIou- Mayo, to be sure, qualified his as. been solved partially. Cancer is| f -*------ ---------. The race between carrier pigeoim have loafed to take three and one- rouldan.” national assembly made suimnce at the opening of the city’s curublo by surgery while it is a lo -, Only person at _JU>0gwood and nn airplane from New York to half hours for tho journey. It can up —Colorful Colorado,Golden California, the Pacific North* of delegates from ninety half- CaQefd' Institute clinic with the cal growth. All surgeons give | 1* n't voie^. Out of a possible 'west, your National F u k a, the Great Lakce, the Cool imwina "If we can centralize efindependent dukedoms that now warning o f the supreme necessity served as publicity f o n ^ m“(le.lIn »“ ■ Ah“» t* ° lity-two dusllftnl voters, eighty, Washington Tenneaaee Mountalna—tfarongb the heart of historic Did** . • .. , * , ' , the De Haviland type now being make up the surface government iorfc.” Ho said, however, that of removing cancer in the early Japanese earthquake relief, but ns j discarded by the army and the airland, by way of Atlanta, Btone Mountain, Lookout Kona* u castdhmr ballots. —the real government being exor­ knxfrr ledge enough ia%already at stage. The weight of medical testi­ demonstration it had no value. mail. ’ tain, Chattanooga, Moccasin Bend, via • -■------ o------- - . * h utad i i l to lead to discovery or. an ai ef­ cised by Buddhist priests in tho mony as to the X-ray and radium And t|p Best of it all is that all Such races were flown when air­ Birds have such respect for the fective treatment, probably 't>y treatments is that they are effec­ T h e D ix ie F l y e r ^ eamfidoies are friends even planes were far less swift than man-bird that the awitcest of them name of their tool, the "living Anfsrlcan physicians. tive in tho milder forma of cancer. ______ Jagd lbrsrr-Ob««rratloii Cars, Drtwln sugh Aon|e of them were de­ new. The result always was de­ almost never tries a race. Whero Buddha.” —- —*------ - —“* -- * ■*“ U must be noted that Dr. Mayo, Their value in some inoperable I Comportm«nt SUsplaa Cun, (StetM*. * feat fort the -birds. . , airplanes -have become ........ feated. " known to wh£e hopeful of a cure, does not cases is believed to have been dem­ Xxtrsmtt? taw wwww fw w d w ew W sU alW n k 'r‘ IF A CHAIN Is no stronger than Man has flown at greater speed j usuaUy have’ n"^id*e d li aajwthat tho problem of prevention onstrated. «a"t t"uri>0*^W'*> l»hrliagea—4Iv*«ttjr e/raawwalrNow 10s ^ut our energies .toward than birds, over Monger distances, befth. Only a blundering bird its weakest link, how weak is tho wilt soon bo answered. The key to chain of human civilisation that Dr. Mayo intimates that the cure CmmpticmaQf good dlximg, ng tP y -U p " Week a big sue- and to altitudes unknown to the {courts close acquaintance with » th«4J origin of cancer ia atill to be DltuUattd boobist and full Information aa iN im t . Election Is over and we can hardiest eagle. Bird life does n o t. propeller revolving a couple of Includes among its links a living discovered. Whether it is to be ac- which he predicts may be accom­ ■tic Ian above ak<iun ithe k a «earth, nBlt. * . i »i • " ... Muddha, and others supposed to plished through radium or X-ray exist loVfln seven m miles our pii^ls to other things. thousand times a minute or with hold, from various divine sources, cnilhtftl n ih ttd ffor by diet or by some un- or by a serum. He must have a spe­ Jjjjt ri ' Life there would be Impossible for the maelstrom in its wake, o--------> Sid G nlnial cftiOed factor of civilized life Is cific train of thought on the subject | ,n i.\ w idiJtiQed full authority over men such as It wilf u f consoling to some of man if he hod no oxygen. Birds Man does not escape death in the . J § e «ancertain. n c ........... Whether ..................... qutte it is or d effct*! iffe r*] candidates to know do not fly from the Atlantic' to the air. Neither doca tho bird. Wind the Caliph of the Mohammedans, {■ S°* l * bacteria diseavo has not or he would hardly have spoken so confidently. I t is encouraging to be or tho ever youthful Vlahnu? Pacific without stopping. Man has t h y j u t up a mighty hot end electrical storms kill both. been determined. Dr. William J . told by higji authority that the spe-! done so. A bird must be greatly Birds need neither engines nor • 1 RU SSIA -WILL superintend tho Mayo-has said that chronic Irrita­ Ha lists are on the right track In aided by wind to fly two miles n gasoline But even this advantage . A -K-. ■O tion l< the great underlying cause. systematic researches for the* Co-opA'aMon made It possible fot minute. Man flies more than four .may be overcome when power for election of the now living Budd­ Ilia brother auggeats that over-cat- their ........... . , VI1 ,enemy of midcontrol of the "arch ha, to replace Bodga Grogan, a di­ miles a minute, and will fly faster • Herfcld to furnish early returns flight is transmitted by wireless mg' iir general is the probable ex- die life and beyond.” rect descendant ol Buddha, recent­ the ekictirn last night. ThroughThe carrier pigeons reached waves ly dead. » lit the JjnQre county citizens sent Bolshevism, if wise enough to liyforjjiation to the, paper treat Mongolian superstitions dip­ ipUj. l. * NEED MORE PLAYGROUND lomatically, should be able to re­ MY FAVORITE STO RIES cruit, if ever needed, fierce fight­ , candidates who were so JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL ing men among those Yak-milking _ • their election' Tuesday BY IRVIN S. COBB worshippers of a living idol. q^sepe well the oUl adage I t’a pathetic, how city people modem speed in industry and liv­ And Russian statesmen have "one Should never enumerate I am given to understand that in Awn life by distracting the worthy stryggle to beautify their yards ing. proved, at the famous conference f a f t e f t d progeny before the ‘• " ig o E incubation bag been the Old <[pjy'tqr ykj1 tX°fy Was tpld aJiimal from tho reckless colleen, in Italy and elsewhere, that they with grass, shrubbery and trees Giva us more parka—national, I Sly Area li zed.” 1 ■ ■■■ I S :.- r r r = ---------------- ----------years aB d ^ re*K ' agtf'-aJ dealing tjie bull gave a final snort, turned do not lack diplomatic Intelligence. even where the soil ia hopeless. All state-and local. And get them faat, — u * ------ _ o -----------thid empresses their inner revolt ■ ■ ■ H n n i M H i i i a i i u i i i u i u i n H i 111111 with an actual happening. But it off and lumbered back to his before the land nogs and corporate TH EY WILL ADMIT, doubtless, * will receive Florida’s againat the hideous copnblnatlotta pasture. that Buddha, a t birth, sits sus­ d ’. - 4 4 ' ' in «, exploiters finish the gobbling and Democratic convention wua new to me when I heard it re­ The good father vaulted the hedge pended in the air without support of brlCk. asphalt, concrete and lum­ defacing of nature that already, i * #JT(r % alaemblcs in Nejy York cently from the lips of a dis­ Twelve more dclo- tinguished visiting dignitaft otfTh proceeded to lecture the girl on and delivers a sermon, that his ber, 1*hlch are used in various have^ progressed dangerously far. ' ;4 thrice happy mother enters n added to hto string Catholic Church. It may b* he# foolhardiness in face of a great straight Into Nirvanah and that the fo rm * and combinations in the •jr VwIt Thg country is building up f a s t J n of FloridiC voters of the p$ni{(e(ttiaricn sonjc of the readers of this scries. Mpcril. With an airy wave of her real religion wan established by buljdfrg If w* don t stake out our public j . Anyhow, I hope so. the great Gotama, when he got sick knfjwfi as cit|es, and in expressing arm she interrupt^ him: J * . ti»y*tt>u»ds fast, and fight dog- * " ‘ — : known ^ ' that raavagesystem of his palaces, his wife and concu­ success it ought to bo "Shore, your riverince," she said, It would scorn that a * s f|tedly againat Invasion, by private test of a man. Labor is bines, and fandcrcd off to net a ‘property rights." plpaaa concern shoeid take priest in the County Mayc "I was In no danger wjm^soiver." good example. ’‘■“into its confidence. The We* were uotu Into this system. profit, we’U waken to find the JallThe industrious man who “WKtat makes you s a / tn it, you Many?hate it. Some tolerate it re- like ibrstem of the city in effect in Ja a consistent «user of walking along a mad when’ h H ERE, WHERE we )iavc no liv­ siviejliy, A few.like it. a q frf-lo A la g t diull bufat foolish Child?’; he 4omand«l. "With K and advertise* judici- an the country, with admission being labors for his bread, and ilarly will find busi- through a gap in a hedge and igot my own eyCs, didn’t I ic e him ing Buddha, but some political But there’s a definite reaction charged to see the sights. parties that are ju st about a* good, way faste? as the threateningly The nations’ swing bade to naacross the field charging down upon you. It was we are preparing our United States th e s e , recent yearn. The growing . saves his money, awakens to craze -for backyard gardens, for in­ where a peasant girl was milking n only by tho mercy of Providence “Houroulda” to select the White stancy . Also the tree-planting ture began with the Invention of the auto, which bring! the open a consciousness of power hundred bulletins cow of a staid and venerable ap­ and piy own quick prayers for your House Buddha fo r the next four campaigns. And now the tremend­ country to our doors. This return years. Occasionally w« get a fourous national interests in extending to nature, is steadily attracting on the screen 1n front pearance. deliverance that he didn’t stick you which enables him to suc­ Id office between eight i The clergyman shouted a warn- with both those long horns o f his.” year Buddha,through whom we are the pdrka that serve aa public play. more and more recruits. i_ ruled by high prteata o f finance. night and on<£ o’clock ing. The girl glanced up, then Itff. high time. Industry and city « ceed. "Beggin* your pardon, father,” President Burton, of the Univer,f. An averagu,af auv qalmly went on with her milking. states have their own geation increasingly takes u s1" she said, “but thut wasn’t all. All ‘ r of Michigan, chosen, to nomlsystems, and others are ’ wlnute for the wfiol Tno bull continued to advance. along from the first, I knew he from nature, Uving in a S - Coolidge, ia an AmaMcan citi maintained. ( line. “A state park every He * nor^*i *nd pawed the earth wouldn t dare come nearer toward o f the old-fashioeed type, miles” is the slogan and tossed hla massive head. The me. than six feet tall, fn earnest, ization backing the William Jen ----- wouldn' ' then?* ' “ lve speaker. Cool- me "M W M a among that * , -' — 9 i « * • ” to woman, "He wouldn’t come by reaso; advisere a good > t a hundredth as Dickinson her run for safety co '■ cow bein' here all tic ticket •bout, waved a ~d what had ‘ Smith, In t - Seminole County Bank n W estward Ho / into Vacation La) « tA 1,m .Im — a.1.«. AREA 5 SQUARE M IRIS THE IT mi * - -* A t> ■ . �/ I THE SANE0 R P HERALD ~ - - ■ . . ■-• ~ ^ ^Tif3»; Smith’s 'Barber MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor, ’(dnesday tt McRay la ex-, tty after Visiting in tnd Moultrie, Ga. u been teaching the past term at bry Notes.the customnobwved tries, tha li bragy; will r the half holiday on kmoonsjlrotn.June to [story hour.wUJ also eb daring th e -■vacation lo many children ar |summer. hoars have beea.vqjx |conducted, owfng tp: iitance given by sevtspccially talented in [work. A varied see best typo of stories Id, snd they have-been' Vmcnt to the children tended each woek. It buch tome and prepf the librarian wishes who have contributed ■access. lie Harrison of JackFriday for her. home if several weeks lo her U. J. Okerlund. Mrs. S. W. Swope, opc, Miss Elizabeth . C. S. Lee and little May Let attended (ho nt exercises o f Stetson Friday afternoon the Deprndables’ class of the Methodist Sun­ day School met at the church nt 6 o’clock and from there’journeyed to Silver Lake in automobiles where they entertained Miss Mary Zach­ ary, a bride-elect of this month, with a delightful swimming party and picnic supper Soon nfter their arrival at the iako the members of the class nnd their visitors indulged in a re­ freshing swim. This whetted ap­ petites in a surprising manner and when supper time came all were ready to eat a hearty meal. Those present were the honor guest, Miss Mary 7uichary, Mrs. R. L. Shinholser nnd Mrs. R. B. Jarvis, who also were guests, and members, Clarn Rankin. Selma Thomley, Lillian Shinholser, Frances Dutton, Rosamond Rad­ if that institution this lliisbcth..,.Lawton..of C A T T S GAINING . Hancock ia a t .the O N JW TM A R TIN ; tarium at Formosa, | » • , ( CLOSE SE C O N D Continued from page 2 Putnam County. Is school closed la s t ! PALATKA, June 4.—Twentytning with splendid ex. eight orecincta out of 29 give Catts i reflected great credit 678, Jennings 582, Martin 616, teachers, Spencer 11, Trammell 62. krter, Allen Thompson riitine Nelson returned Monroe County. rom Norman Institute MIAMI. June 4.—Three pre­ [Park. Ga. cincts out of eight In Monroe pf the spring crops of county give McAdoo 605, Under­ are being shipped as wood 350; Catts 103, Jennings 135, possible from this scc- Martin 813, Spencer 15, Trammell |to save them from the 45; Cowthon 378, Riley 357; Car­ ter 314, Matthews 285; Foster 319, In. H. E. Kelsey are Garda 467. rents of a fine baby Putnam County. min and family of PALATKA, June 4.—Nineteen It., arrived in Oviedo precincts out of .28 in Putnam d will take charge of county give Catts 576, Jennings 'etel through (he sum- 4S1, Martin 536, Spencer 11, Tram­ kbutnan Is a sister.o f mell 62. Railroad commissioner, bo moved lAorat during Carter 227, Matthews 565. Super­ is now operating 'the intendent public instruction, Caw'Comp-rtY. thon 688, Riley 200. Adjutant v Thompson pad. son, general, Poster 534, Garcia 236. Bertha''Dixon, Mrs. L. Representative, Douglass 644, Ev­ ad Miak A, D. Mitchell erson 675, Shepard 394. In 14 preinct* out of 27 give McAdoo 561, Underwood 183. '*11 has had a splendid it*lled in -hlfhom o, au Ms family and.M end* Ithe various concerto the country. This is ' to be installed in our the other twto having by C. L. West and S. L . rummer. uheth Lawton, spent • last week visiting ooLmstea at Rollins r- DEGHD ___________________ Phone 493-J PHONE 8 Freedom (m m Nerve P re ie u re M e an . Freedom from D l m i a S p in a l A i»)y *e* F rew .--------- DR. W. A. BRUNE Wc have a client who owns one of the neatest little bungalows, lo­ cated on a northwest corner lot In the best residential section of San­ Office f l o i r i ford who is willing to sell or trade •»•»* 'A. P. U 7 tn • Evenings, except Saturdays for larger home. Valley lilies. • ’.* f Room* K ir s ( NSi. f Uk. Bldg.. Ssnfo rd. The ushera W*r* !Mr. Clyde WHEN YOU S E E IT YOU W ILL Duckett and Mr; Bryson Tllson. •K AGREE ITS A BARGAIN. assisted by Miss Lob^JRoss and Miss Flossie Carter, who were at­ tired in dainty organdy dresses and wore corsages of sweet peas. . The bride was educated at Mars HUl and Meredith Colleges, ahd for the past year has been a pop­ ular and successful teacher in the public schools of this place, f i r ­ ing her stay in Mars Hill h eeg ttractive personality has won many friends. The groom, who is a son of Mrs. INCORPORATED Annie Cooper, of Mars Hill and Rooms olb-510 Gainesville, Fla., ia a graduate of fir s t Nat’l Bk Bldg. the University of Florida, and for the past two years has success­ Sanford fully engaged in teaching In San­ ford, where he is supervisor of ag­ riculture in the city schools. Immediately nftcr the ceremony P. A. MERO Mr. and Mrs. Cooper left for an extended motor tour through North Carolina and Florida, after which they will reside in Sanford , Dependables’ C l a s s Entertains Miss Mary Zachary On Tuesday rimnnds nnd Baeeomb [t last week for Cedar ~~~~' Shop for good, barber.. .ELECTRIC FANS work — next Valdez Hotel. Hall Hardware Co. SANFORD PROFESSOR MARRIED TO MARS H IL L ‘ NORTH CAROLINA GIRL Social activities of Mors Hill were a t a climax last Thursday when at 9 a. m. Miss Gladys Boyce of this plaels bcciijie the brido o f Mr, Ruby Cooper; of Sanford. The marriage took place in the Bapt il l Church with. Pastor J . R. Owen officiating. < , The decorations in race, green an white, consisted of potted plants, ferns, palms and cut flowera banked on the platform, while Welgela under which the bridal a graceful arch covered with rose Weigela under Which th bridal couple stood. Prior to the ceremony Mrs. N , S. Whitaker, gowned in rose satin, sang “I Love You Truly" and “At Dawinng.” Then to the strains of "The Bridal Chorus'* from Lohen­ grin, played by Miss Helen Kra­ mer, the bride entered on the arm of her brother, Mr. Victor Boyce of Norfolk, Vn. She was met nt 1the altar by the groom who ad­ vanced with the minister from his study. After the impressive ring ceremony Mendelssohn’s Wedding March was used aa a recessional. The bride’s costume of dark blue r rJ f iB f & A M ty p e w rite r. F pay m tkb . Oond as new. *A«lt to v<*» one reoplrt rtn»V u . n. r o x i* fk u * , Smith’s Barber Sb<; far tetter barber woi —next Valdez Hotel CLAIR AND MORRIS 333 Sanford. Aye, and 2nd St Storage And Repairing Now open—-20 rooms 81.00 a day. Light lunches, ice cream, soft drinks. Always Wrecking Service open. M rr. H. B. Turner, Phone 643-W. Night I Hostess. Britt RealtyCo FABRIC Dado County. MIAMI, June 4.—Complete un­ official returns from every precinct in St. Lucie county gave Jennings 1G9. Mnrtin 140, Spencer 70, Tram­ mell 49. CORDS Polk County. LAKE W ALES, June 4.— I-nke Wales precincts complete give McAdoo 103, Underwood 70; Prnnc 220, McCants 18. Delegates nt large, Appleyard 60. Brvan 2.71, Campbell 47, Carter 112, Corbett SB, Cramer 24, Dickinson 64, Gib­ bons 37, Gilchrist 95, Griggs 63, Igou 26, Morey 6, Murphy 23, Par­ adise 1, Stockton 45, Wall 89. Dis­ trict delegates, Brooked 46, Burns 38, Lnmbright 154, Worthington 231. Governor, Catts 232, Jen ­ nings 163, Mnrtin 78, Spencer 16, Trammell 3. Stnto senator, Bloom 96, Swearingen 166. ALL GUARANTEED i i 13 Sanford Ave, 105 Palmetto Ave In fact, anything, anywhe any lime. QUICK SEI TRA N SFER. Phone 498. LET NO MAN DECEIVE YOU, — LISTEN TO WISE AND PRACTICAL PAINTER— IF YOU DO YOU WILL USE NOTHING BUT SUNe Hardee County. WAUCHULA, June 4.—The PROOF PAINT FOR YOU!* vote case in this county so far tab­ HOMES. . ulated gives for governor, Jen ­ SOLD BY THE nings 577, Catts 769, Martin 647. Three small precincts to be heard from. Cntts carried Hardee coun- SANFORD PAINT STORE PHONE 30.1 Marion County. OCALA, June _4—T 541, .Jennings 249, Trammell 21, Spencer 9. For Congressman, Second district, Clark 821. Green 1,165. Charles W. Hunter elected Free Trial of Method That Anyone to Legislature. HayFeverSutiarso i Franklin County APALACHICOLA. June 4—Un- Can U n Without Discomfort or Lom of Time. * We have a method for the control of Astbi eta. and we went yne to try It at our rap*nan. No matter wl ‘ ‘ Ins or recent ________ Few, tabulated returns, announced by |___________ aifre* Trial or ow m i primary officials. Catts is leading No matter In what cUm»t» you llr*. no m with more than 100 majority for what roar as* or occupation. U you troubled with Aithma or H»y Fever, Governor. • method should relieve you promptly. We e>pedal)? want to send It to I spparently hopeless t««c», where all ion Santa Rosa County Inhjlerf, douelws,opium preparation!, ft MILTON, Fla., June 4— Unoffic­ "patent smokes." etc., have (ailed. Wa ial Incomplete returns from S an ta ' Rose county give Catts 869, Mar­ tin 453 and Jennings 442. Baker County MAC CLENNY, Fla., June 4—In the race for Governor in Baker County, in three complete pre­ cincts out of seven, the vote was; Catta 296, Martin 57, Jennings 37. Green is leading Clay for Con­ gress in all precincts by a good majority. Orange County ORLANDO. Fla., June 4— With bat two precincts missing Orange County gave McAdoo 1,828, Un­ derwood 909. la a -j a a i Illltaborough County Gadsden County. TAMPA. June 4—Out of ap: QUINCY, June 4.—Six precinct* in.Gadsden county incomplete and proximately 6.000 votes cast for three complete out of 14 give MP* Congressman in this District, HerAdoo 187, Underwood, 117; Catts ’'bert J . Drane, Lakeland, the 242, Jennings 95, Martin 118, Spen­ cer 7, Trammell 31; Cawthon 181, “When change of Ufa be­ gan on me," says Mrs. Lewis LUher, of Lamar, Mo.. ”1 suffered so with womanly weakness. 1 suf­ fered a great deal of pain In my back and aides. My tlmbe would cramp. I didn’t feel like doing my work, and there are so many steps for a woman to tag* on a farm. 1 was very .adxloui to get better. A friend recommended 148; Potter 198, Gsrela 48 County Prosecuting Attorney i t Ford roadster. * by her High SdMol tnd especially of ‘MM Lawton who won the offered by Mrs. A. M. ir the pupil of the grad- * who made the highest Mghout the year. . ,, r«s of this section1a rt 0 show the result o f the bought. "rs, Thomas Bollinga*re Sanford vlaltora Tbs Woman’s M e o me and 1 began using L I certainly improved. venlng. Wfrey o f Orlando, lay ithe Orlando district of Mt Conference, addtessDe^ation Sunday, June * wa* most interesting plive, especially to the 1church. It is said. f| WlliUms of Sanford F**k end with Mrs. W. At the sgs of about 40 to tO every woman haa to peaa through a critical time, which if called the nu i P R O B L B JfjQ ^ jr Jnu,-1* u u i e r j) , v r ■, count SERVIC E Tar u t f i QUICK SERVIC E TRANS Ctll 498. 1 . Cleaning. Freeing and Dyeii Wo are noil ftply equipped with New Steam «*resa and Delivery truck. Give oa a trial. I l f Sanfui i Mll‘ ’Rfc I M W IRRITATED EY E S Get worse and won# the lodge let them go; Lconardfa Gcldw Lotion cores inflammation and jo without pah) in ope day. Cooling �mmm J UJ D o d d e r s lo se I A DOUBLE B I L L ; TO N EW Y O R K Only a Private! .J!!fr e w Y o r k Ik a ta Chicago 6 to 3, While Boston Take* Clone Ono From St. Louis by 8 to 7 Store. r - New York 9-S; Brooklyn 2.1 NEW YORK, Juno 4.—Now York increased its acaaon’s auccesses over Brooklyn to nine vic­ tories in 11 games by winning both sections of n double header Tues. day 9 to 2 and 3 to 2. In the first gamee Nehf lasted nine inning* for the fi rst time this season, while New York knocked Ruether out in the first frame. Splendid support saved Bentley in tho second gnme, which Jackson won by hitting n 1 home run with Kelly on base. Score by innings (F irst game): Brooklyn....................GOO002 0 0 0 - 2 New Y o r k .................410 300 10x—J Reuter, Dickerman and Taylor; Nehf and Snyder. Second game: _____ , „ „ Brooklyn ...........000 010 001—2 0 0 New Y o r k ......... 102 000 OOx—3 9 2 Greene, Osborne and DeBerry; Boys never will underidnnd why Ilahe Ruth (right) of home-run Bentley ami Snyder. fame was made only a private in the 101th Field y^rlillcry of New York. Here he is with John J . Pershing who is a general despite the Cincinnati 5 ; Boston 1 BOSTON, June 4.—Cincinnati fact he never made a home run. bunched hits off Genewich in the second, fourth ami fifth innings. ' knocked him out of the box and defeated Boston, 5 to 1, Tuesday. Rixey pitched ntasterful hall throughout. lie hold Boston to five Rita and did not give a base on balls. But for a wild throw by Fowler, which allowed Stongcl to score, Rixey would have had a shut Saints Defeat Islanderi by Store I Giants Increase Their Number of out. Victories Over Brooklyn Dur­ of 6 to J ; Smokers Take High­ . Score by innings: ing Presell Season to Nine landers Into Camp by Cincinnati ........ 020 210 000—A 11 1 Out of Eleven Gnmcs. Score I to I. Boston ..........—000 010 000— 1 G l Rixey and Wingo; Genewich. BRADF.NTOWN, Fin., June I.— DETROIT. June 4.—Zachary, Striker and O’Neill. The t.'owiva were .L ling their Washington's veteran left hander, rata Tm Jay .nnd for tho third Philade'phia G; St. Louis 0 consecutive time romped away with held Detroit to two hits nnd the PHILADELPHIA, June •».— Mit the Orlan l» Bulldogs in a u to ;t Senators defeated Detroit, 11 to 1 rbrdl held St. Loui%to two scratch l.ame, .h e Welsh in the second, Tuesday." Haney was the only hits Tue<dnj and Philadelphia shut with I no MIC mi bn«u, topped out)Tiger to get to Zachary’s delivery out St. LoUU <Vu> 0 B. netted hits V i' I ,littinK Single in the fi'fth nnd an! enabled U, T ho rv”' •eani'N'o score! J''5, n ’. ^ V r ' X V'ft t r • GROWERS T A K E Z A C H A R Y IS IN THIRD STRAIGHT GOOD FORM AND FROM ORLANDO S E N A T O R S W I N tinwheo lit ■■■■■•<7 * , **!; • j u ,,u " «'*••f ••the fLit) I mli.eil hll,l0H juvlnndo . ;i()0000 0 0 0 —3 I :: Score hv innings: m total. Brmlentown . . 021 002 OOx —ft 0 T ! Washington 221:100 012—11 14 1 Hcore by inning": 100 000 000— 1 2 1 • '5t.L i.iii.. niMMHip nuo— > C«ni(i aril Francis; Damico anti Detroit McDaniels. Zachary and Duel; (.’ole, Johnson Philadelphia . . •JWMlJt >t2\—G and Woodall. Haines, Sheidtd and N -■teigall; St. Prierduirg (1; Davtona .1 . Mitchell and WILnn, New York fi; Chicago .1 ST. PETERSBURG. F h ., June ' - Willie Wilson, Ft. Petersburg CHICAGO, June 4.—New York • n<; ace, registered hia thir- hunched its hits with Chicago orSouthern League c th victory ot tho acnaon here rohi mid defeated Chicago 6 to 3 .lie-day, tho Faints winning from in the first gume of the scries [£/* MOBILE. June J -Mobile de­ Jhc Daytona islanders by n score Tuesday. Pctinock backed by per­ feated Nasuvdlo Tuesday, 2 to 1 in of G to a. Heavy hitting featured. fect support, pitched well, having Score by innings: only one bad inning when the Fox k close game. Manager lluhn’i 200 001 000__a 4 G made all their runs. home run and his pinch single won Daytona •. St. Petersburg 302 J 00 OOx—0 7 .t Score by innings: _ the game for tho locals. Napton mid Sitim; Wilson mul |New York 201 001 101—G 13 0 Score by innings: NaahviUo . ..u^.,000 001 000— 1 4 2 Torre.f. * 4/ Chicago . . . 000 000 030-13 8 2 wlI$ + i>, J lfoMJe \ 000 000 011—2 0 (»L — . 1 J'rnnock mirt Penpock and .«cJwng,v »Schnng,v TTmrstor Thurston - - . r - \ j ^ B i r d , . . taijm an' *»nd ■"M adcrrr . « . » » « ■ • p--------"•**■ ........TA M hv.-rfh:,/:^ y Y --’t.-*Tar»i^a:r- — — = ^ r - r .v * ■:--------* lirokc “ Bugs’: Eryrxvfnnmg xlreak Boston H; St. I.ouis 7 ST. I.OUIS, June 4.— Urhnn BIRM1NGIIAM. Ala.. Juno I.— Tuesday afternoon Ivy heating.the 'Shocker was hntted from the box Birmingham defeated-Little Ruck, Lakeland Highland,-!'* J to ). It wus a pitchers’ duel between! hi the fourth-Inning and St.' Isniis 7 to 3, in the first of n double . header scheduled here Tuosdny ami lim e and Fry with Lane kii ping dropped thv first game of the wi» leading 2 to 0, when the sec­ his hits more iicatlercd though a|.| series Tuesday to Boston, 8 to 7. ond game was called in the fourth, lowing one more than Fry. Tam- The game finished in a succession on account of rain. pa won in the first inning when 1of hatting rallies by both teams, Score by innings: they got two hits nrid/two free which held the result in doubt, Little Rock ....000 010 020—3 7 2 jwsses and scored two funs. L ak e-1Boone, Harris nnd Sislcr hit Birmingham . ..000 010 OOx—7 12 1 and made its lone tally in tho homcra. Mnnager Fohl of the Red Roberts and Smith; Olsen nnd fifth when Lane walked Stewart Sox, former mannger of the Spencer. with the bases full. Tampa fin- Browns, was presented with n iliaished the scoring in the eighth niond ring by friends prior to the NEW ORLEANS. June 4— Two when Davey singled nnd Dean•!"Pvnlng of the game, doubles and two singles in a row brought him in with a double. Score by innings: irt tho fourth inning netted two Lakeland . UPOOin 000— 1 7 0 ! Boston . 102 100 031—8 13 1 runs and New Orleans Tuesday de­ Tampa . 200 000 01x—3 ti f l ' St. Lnul* 010 002 202^—7 13 1 Ery anil Nance; Lane and f e a te d Chattanooga 2 to 1.. Quinn, Murry, Fuhr, Ferguson Score by innings: Comes. nnd O’Neil; Shocker, Bayne, Pruett Chattanooga . .100 000 000— I 8 0 and Severeid, Evans. N. Orleans ..... 000 200 OOx—2 10 0 Automobile Arridrnt Rbe and D. Anderson; Hodge and Withrow. T dight automobile arcidefit oc­ curred yesterday when a Fonl car. that Mrs. L. M. Tyre was harking y How They Stand out ot a parking space, was struck by a car driven by .Miss Mero. The latter’s car humped sotiurely inti Florida State League former’t hut scarcely any dam J Clubs: W. L. Pet. the NEW YORK, June I.—The ban ngr was done. * L ile la n d ....... 3ft 14 .711 against the Queenaboro A. C. and St. Petersburg 29 21 .ft80 WOMAN’S PKOItOGATIVK 1“ * L' ’.nK I,,|" n<j 1City boxing arena (Orlando . 27 233 .540 m a i i H . i m i , A m r fc was temporarily lifted Tuesday Because the (.ord made the first r Bradentown , ... ...2ft 2ft .fttio when the hoard of standards und i Tampa . ........... 19 31 .380 woman out of « man’s rib the dear appeals granted n (Ul.dny permit crcntiirc has been imbued witli the Daytona . . ...14 35 .2815 idea ever since that she has a per­ to officials of the club to conduct fect right to tnk his Inst Ixjnc.— boxing contests. The decision is American League tho rosult of pn appeal made to Tinies-Unioii. — - Club*: W. * L. the .hoard hy Simon Flaherty, New Y o r k ----23 11 promoter, from a ruling made bv Boston . .’.----- 22 14 the fire department that tho big Not Re-Elected , D e t r o it ...., 24 IH stadium is an alleged firo trip. Chicago . ..................... 17 HI Following this ruling officials • Washington .............. ..Ill hi of the club announced that the i St.. Louis -------- J8 21 Wills-Madden heavyweight jbout'. , Cleveland .................... It 22 postponed originally by ruin nnd . .Philadelphia . .:..........14 33 laterr hy the fire denartment’s de[cree. would be held in the big National League howl next Monday night, provid. Clubs: W. L. ing the state athletic commission Now York .......... 28 ift issues a licensu to the club, Chicago ...................... 25 18 j Approval by the fire depart­ klyn . • 21 19 ment must follow the hoard of Cincinnati ................ ..22 20 standards and appeals' action be­ Pittsburgh . ...»...............20 21 fore tho state athletic commisnion •. Boston .......... 17 21 can act on the club’1! application 8 L L o u is ----------18 21 for u liccn.M*. .Philadelphia .................12 25 Wills-Madden Bout Is S c h e d u l e d For Next Monday Night ‘ • Southern League . Clubs: YV. L. Memphis * __________33 fash villa.. 2 4 ' 21 Toblla ..................... 25 !2 22 Bim inaham . J. -_____21 24 -.Little Rock .................. 15 29 •Chattanooga ________ 14 33 GREATER RIDING COMFORT .633 J.532 .487 .341 .293 f Swimming Party it: r Mrs. Mero’n circle of the Preabytcrinn Church will give a swim­ ming Parly at the country home of Mra. Fred Williams on Chryatal Lake, Thursday afternoon at 4 o’' ’ock... Lupeh. and a awlm fa rents. f. J tVBRYpNR way to J tj iTAl, 'its - «-■ v- '- j jW M . ' is -I•' '& £ * # COUNTY JUDGE John Leonardy J ......... Schelle Maines J.!......,.. James G. Sharon .'.... ...... S. A. B. Wilkinson........ 106 277 157 19 146 9 6 306 12 12 182 25 181 6 36 59 16 20 E. E. B r a d y ......... i......... 172 28 196 Rnvmond Allen .... 54 6 71 C. *M. Hand ..'.....-.1......... 334 14 341 7 2 11 16 22 19 7 17 59 12 6 21 8 31 2 SHERIFF - I 201 J. H. I.ice ......1.... 8 W. A. Tillis ......... ; ] ........ 169 TAX COLLECTOR John D. Jinkins ..„ ..U ........591 R. C. Maxwell ...... 144 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY George Herring ...1....... 273 E. F. Householder .1........ 453 COUNTY’ COMMISSIONERS G. L. Bledsoe ...... Boston Stacie ....... L. P. r . Hagan iiukioi .......... .......... John M eisch......... J ......... 128 VV. >B. Ballard .......... ...... C. YV. Entzmingcr L....... C. L. W e s t............1....... B. F. W heeler................. E. H. K ilhec......... - ....... C. A. Raulcrson ...1....... SCHOOL BOARD C. A. Dallas ....... T....... L. J . Hartley ......- ........ JUSTICE PEA C E L. G. Stringfellow ...... 412 P .%M. Elder .................... . 297 CONSTABLE E. E. YValker .............. . 348 R. C. YVhitten ............... 340 J . D. Searboro... J . F. H aith cox............... C h a ffe r............................ J . E. S n y d e r................. F . E. Harrison ............. E . C. P a ttish all............. 20 15 142 58 680 2 146 43 283 19 482 31 31 19 35 13 31 6 6 4 10 0 16 26 12 4 3 11 40 20 3 • l 382 816 41C 543 4 ~,4— 22 19— 11 6— 24 24— 482 204 873 151 411 7* 18 2 11 14 14 2 81 2 28 14 26 133 111 47 23 * 9 0 35 75 35 54 49— 1844 323 13 14 6 27 44 35 19 17 37 22 20— 33— 875 1262 1 5 68 67 67 6 6 43 75 27 18 46 60 20 1 For Repai TONIGHT “X T TWELVE n W ILL CLOSE FOR A PPpi OF TEN DAYS DU WHICH TIM E WE WILT P L E T E L Y REPA IR ANDV M O D EL OUR CAFE. WAT FOR OPENING ANNOUNf MENT. ) ..Bell Cafi 372 375 19 24 4 42 27 358 29 376 2° 3 2 2 '3 8 3 33 344 5 20 819 705 74 37 15 65 54 COUNTY ♦ 23 • I WISH TO EX. P R E SS MY SINS E R E THANKS FO R TH E NOMI­ NATION TO THE OFFICE OF COUNTY. PROS­ ECUTING AT- RESU LTS OF ST A T E RA CES IN SEM INOLE COUNTY. 2 1 PRESIDENT YV. G. McAdoo .. •4ki* O. YV. Underwood ......r. 117 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS 301 J . L. Anderson P. YV. C o r r ............ 143 3 5 14 341 8 154 11 3 10 11 15 17 17 18 44 34 22 17 3 17 26 42— 7— 15 3 9 16 7 16 28 26— 815 4 15— 352 19 . 20— . 742 1 9 ^ —1145.- 0 20 7 2 6 2 11 3 8 4 4 ’ 2 1 0 3 2 9 20 9 13 15— 397 21 31 34 34 34— 1376 4 11 8 0—-• 203 6 2 9— 698 9 12 2l 8— 8 6 4 7 128 4— 2 4 2 3 91 12 18 26 17 18— 1329 9— 2 9 3 3 m 10 24 8 17 16— 341 1 3 9 7 7— 536 12 10 4 4— 308 7 2 1 1 6— 2 55 2 4 3 8— 2 83 3 0— 1 0 0 19 2 5 7 12 9— 265 6 15 2 15 I Q - 245 6 19 134 T. J . Appleyard ............. 141 9 187 YV. J . Bryan ................. 572 34 495 Roy Campbell ................ 70 6 78 321 12 282 Jerry YV. Carter Gertrude B. Corbett 27 Geo. B. Cramer ... ......... 31 3 36 J. J. Dickinson....... .........555 26 561 Cromwell Gibbons ........... : 37 3 Ti A. YV. Gilchrist .... ........ 120 8 100 ......... 265 9 218 J. F. C. GriKKs 7 124 YV. M. Igou ........... ......... 113 M. E. M orey........... .......... 16 2 21 3 24 Pat Murphy .......... .......... 34 4 1 F. V. Paradise ............ 8 •ir 102 Gilchrist Stockton . ........... Di 2 110 Perry G. YVall ....... ......... 68 DELEGATES NO. 4 J . E. T. Bowden ... .........219 18 2 I 2 John C. Cooper ... ......... 372 12 345 7 105 John C. Gramling ........ 104 Geo. B. H ills...................... 88 3 115 John M. Murrell ........ 93 7 99 3 156 Louis YV. Zim ................. 190 GOVERNOR Sidney J. Cntts ............. 171 25 143 Frank E. Jen n in gs........ 191 13 212 John YV. Martin ............ 327 18 360 Chas. II. Spencer ............. 7 0 6 Worth YV. Trammell .... 16 2 15 SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION YV. S. Cawthorn ............ 447 18 462 R. R. Riley ..................... 167 14 181 RAILROAD COMMISSIONER Alton B. Carter ............ 319 24 314 E. S. Matthews ............ 275 7 292 ADJUTANT GENERAL J. C. R. Foster ............ 401 22 444 Geo. J . G a rc ia .................' 94 16 195 A PROBLEM IN CHEMISTRY. "W hat are you working over th ere?" asked u friendly friend. "Sonic abstrase problem in chemistry ?" "You migh.* say ao," replied the 4 7 12 J9 16 £6 6 7 23 5 6 ? 11 1 7 2 5 1 1 0 .1 2 3 74 11 7 3 5 1 1 26 8 23 16 18 1 1 2 23 13 8 9 29 3 20 13 12 7 7 25 7 10 7 3 3 1 8 8 8 9 3 2 18 15 7 3 7 2 3 75 23 0 8 17 20 4 0 2 9 6 14 11 4 18 20 35 2 7 80 64 18 20 10 15 17 9 11 16 24 2 31 41 46 2 3 druggist. 'T m trying to combine ice cream and pickles into a com­ patible mixture. It will make a fortune for me if lean put it across.— Louisville Courier-Jour­ nal. •' ' T * iv m == Total 380 7 32— 16 19— 7 16— 7— 7 4 5— 2__ 1 553 830 27F 247 229 386 7 28 24 0 1 6— 17— 24— 0— 4— 445 6A’ 893 30 65 35 15 32 13 14— 30— 1193 490 13 15 30 13 • 21 24 33— 14— 23 3 35 7 37 11 40— 1 1096. 7— 352 10 10 11 823 686; Candelilla wax is made from the the candelilla bush which grown wild in Mexico, 100 miles from any shipping pont, and every effort to cultivate the plant haa been unsuc­ cessful, ...r .. — {S tM W W GABRIEL ’ “ i A SPLENDID FEELIN G tired, half-aick, discouragI feeling caused by a torpid Uvcr ppnit Ipsted bowels esn be rid of with surprising ptness by using Horbine. You Its beneficial effect With the doae xs i t f purifying and reging efTect is thorough ;and r r m lets. It not only drives out imp “U . v v f V/ Al JL JL J L W A *• No. 1 (Sanford] 8 & ; No. 2(L a1ce Monroe) 7 3 ; No. 3 (Sanford) 884; No. 4 (Paoto) B j no . i> uvu-uu; 1vstirtivu. 3L .8 3 ; No. 5 ((Oviedo) 4 9 *rtNo. 6« (Geneva) 1 9 2 ; No. *’ 7“ (Chuluota) * ‘ ' 66; *"* No. ~ 8 (Gabriella) 4JW* No. 9 (Lonffwood) 82; No. 10 (Lake Mary) 4 3 ; No. I I (Altamonte) 83;,N o. 1J5 (Osc6o-: 1g la) 64. Total 2,540. * 7 8 9 10 11 15 1 2 STATE ATTORNEY 264 13 285 6 40 11 20 19 32 16 11 19— 696 Georjje A. DeCottjs 466 50 472 21 88~ 04 24 12 43 18 49 29 1366 Millard B. Smith . STATE SENATOR fel 21— 946 S§ 340 30 864 11 55 30 19 21 24 Lewis O’ Bryan ^ ”27£*=— M■' a O verritreert. 2 2 -3 4 4 r 4 " 7 r ' B 3 22 12 5 a : LEGISLATURE . 395 27 421 10 53 13 18 20 21 20 13 10— 1021 Forrest Lake 339 34 334 14 75 166 26 9 51 16 46 40— 1084 J . R. Lyles . CIRCUIT CLERK H. H. Chappell U .......... 74 6 101 2 7 18 0 2 12 15 8— 246 Vance Douglasa .1.......... 380 19 386 19 102 62 38 31 58 19 28 37— 1178 .... 273 36 270 6 21 35 8 1 8 14 18* 8— 698 W. L. Morgan ... Commencing fit once we will fuffifeh full Seta ofh the celebrated Firestojie Balloon, Cutrdqtai wood.: wheels, straight-side rims,':and Rings freetojl Targe with _________ each *et of the Firestone FulLfledged Balloon iGum-dipped Cord Tires and Tubes. V.' I ’*» V wt,- —- .*e. E l It appearing from the retur ceived, that you have elected nj represent you in the Legislate the State of Florida, I wish to r my appreciation of the confide have placed in me, and to ass that I am not unmindful of the! conferred on me, and of the sibility which is involved. in a Tire in order M r- •" '• ^ t riyfift* \\ L respectfully request that give me«your support and cc * tion thereby making it posa me to serve you as you she served. LW J4 . • • KB . * 1 ‘ tr ’ I WilLendeavor at all times® tain this confidence, and to a service th a t is in keeping witnr standards of progressive citizen8 I I - '.w i1 .«■ VJ .1 TO THE CITIZENS OF SI -i* * • i 1 Compare the Firestone Balloon with anyth! jcide what you wi to fully and quickly decide w ant yotti Fireatone guarant illee par dol ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDI 1 h | 1 ■ i| J wtAi ; ! Vi j . �\ ^ P P S S S ^ W ^ '^ W C v ; . Q )| }t#9#11 ft ^ *f *®**h# #11X#11 -*K0 • (# *,(*g g ^ .L'j’1-, fl ?.'t^ if er *1*» ik*7»\j'J*-^ • . *>.? - ' - r -- ' 'V ;; p i W fR • “ ' •■r- v --- •<•■''' ■• i : « 3 S j v w r v M ^ ^ j| * W -r 4, 1924. Want A ds Are Willing Workers lA N D ^ER EO M IA N IiPO R TA N T TASKS E f l R » ■■.'qjtv ja —• ••- •■';,■•»»-—I ► .— v '* •' . ■i' - [.++*<-*-H *^+++<,*+**,+4>++*++-t‘4>+*+++4+*4.+*4,4.4.^M |.+4,+ 4 4 4 ^ ++<,++4,++++^ ++4+<>+^ >+++++4+)((+M><M(4tM>4+4444<fl#ll|,i| Dally Herald REAL ESTATE Houses For Rent Help Wanted MISCELLANEOUS Advertising Miscellaneous Rooms For Rent FOR SALE For Sale— House and lot on Snn* FOR RENT—Two houses, Best WANTED—F irst class bench man Wanted LEARN ABOUT Polk County and to work in shop. Sanford Novelr'.AD KATES ford Avenue. Price $1,25(1. Terms. FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn't hx-ation. W. J . Thigpen. lakeland, through the Star-Tele* tyW orks. FOR SALE—Ono 6”x!0* used MyT gram. Best advertising medium In PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS­ you be able to use the money se­ c u h in A d v a n ce f n l p ^ f i r T 1 n ™ cl «««n« F OR RENT—SmnU house for rent, W A N T E D— Experienced track ■ tm ers Pump, good condition. Hoo- South Florida Published mornings. FE R S, yes, but none with SE R ­ cured by renting that vacant room mnnth° s - ^ - 1? ar^. *®r I fufnished, suitable for couple, driver wants position at one#. lehan-Cotemjm Co. VICE for their middle name. Phono now going to waste? There-are , i * . Will 1>« « ______________ _____________ Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fie. quick . ° ? tUVeS L C° mt’ phone 0085 or call 300 Elm Avc. Seminole Business Exchange. u lin a a f" !’ 498. rO R S A L E —One two-horse wagon C o l U m BUS < 0*.) I.GPOBR—CUaemany persons looking for places to FOR RENT—6 room house, new­ ] Phone 303t ,, imiurdlafrlr *•* For Sale— Ten acres, 300 feet and one mule cheap. Call at I ln*d »*!■ have the largest ctrcustay. Help take care of them and ly finished throughout; fine lo­ WANTED—Competent men to lake front, good dwelling, garage, a ARE YOU MOVING?—Call a not only make money but assist in Houson’s Shoo Shop. ' iu [*n »on<«.wora)V **, ' rn a * ° r , u ' __ _ l t f ■ line cation, 209 E. Fifth Street. lino. Handle tracts of trucking and good variety of fruit trees, a bagQUICK SERVICE TRAN SFER. keeping people in Sanford. Phone _____ He a line FOR RENT—Two story garage on high class banana land on n share ___ fle a llae gain for 94.UOO. Terms148 and give your ad over the tel­ FOR SALE—1 14 h.p. gas engine Heights. See V. C. Coller. ______I c e llae basis. J . H. Elder, Eagle Lake, We have the largest listing on ephone. Use The eHrald for quick at a bargain. Hoolchan-Colemnn Type duabla above celery and vegetable farms in the FOR RENT— One garage, C14 Fla. service. _________ . - . Co. news, Magnolia. city. If you want a city lot, a su­ WANTED— We have very attrac­ r v S n d S u ^ v ‘n (?lassB ifi^r rates* W AN TED-Sanford business men __ date* are fo r eonweekly ly and Sunday Classifies rates who ftrQ j n neod ot con,p«teM F o K RENT—2 furnished housed burban lot, a house ready built, tive proposition to offer an ex­ JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair sho 10c per line. Waycross Journnl7a*ertion«. keeping rooms, 718 W. F irst St. help should read the classified lj, of average length perienced automobile salesman for celery farm, grove o- anything in is located at the conor of 4ourt Waycross, Georgia. no' FOR RENT—Furnished rnottul and page of The Herald. There’s no FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS fntcJ a line. ■ Sanford territory. Must have rec­ and Pine Ave. and he will be glad the real estate line call on us. We apartments with or without ga­ When the kidneys are in need ord as 1 (h>r*« luo for flr,t sell at the owners’ price only. Call is a produced. Write Ward Ward- to see any of his old customers, and j o REACH the prosperous farm- reason on xfor sending . k 1 ;i out-of-town kfkt i for . rage. Mrs. Geo. Cook, 1009 Union and see us. We give you the bar­ of n good flushing take FOLEY I,eonnrd ..C o ,, w . Central, Or- g . rarn S ® V a ja ,,. j f i t t t £ alilnr l» restricted to avenue. PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for la lido, HUmlflcatlon. general vilo repair county advertise in the DoLand gains and service. I r |a made Tha 8anwork, and guarantee* satisfaction. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash THE- SEMINOLE REA LTY CO. the kidneys. They promptly and WANTED. w will be raaponalbla effectively flush the kidneys, in­ SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. ‘a t ineorrect Inaartlon, Active and progressive local Bring your auto troubles to him, with order. .\OTICK TO C’OV T il A ( T o n s . crease their activity and bring dealers in every community to rep­ and then forget them. Mr. for aubaequant For Rent Perilul blit* will b« received by Tb* office should ba lb * i*tty o f Daytona. Florida; at th * FOR SALE— 10-acre farm on Cel­ pleasant relief. Landon Taylor, resent a lurge and dependable nurs­ m r SALE— Complete radio equlp- A LITTLE WANT AD in The mediately In caa» of City l(*tl In the City of Daytona up Apartments ery Avenue, fully equipped. J . Dorchester, Iowa, writes: “ I can ery house. Our co-operation helps will uke small cash payment Herald will bring you big re­ to S p. m. o n .Ju n e Mb. I f 14. for truthfully say that FOLEY PILLS the local dealer to make quick and balance easy terms. Box 201, sults. Advertise those old articles A. Ruihley, Box 021, a d v e h t Is b u s . the construction of a Ja il and Po­ are the best I ever used. I had sales, extra Income and satisfied care Herald.__ __________________ you have stored away and have bOR RENT—Two room apart lice Station. ■'! j repreaenUktlNa thor. _with . or without garage. lots of trouble with my kidneys customers... Good., selling season Hlil* * ha 11 be accompanied by a ment. alllar with rata*, rule* FOR SALE ON EASY no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad FOR SALE—Complc radio eqquiprrrtincil check payable to' I* £ . Heat Ion. will g lv * you ami liver; I couldn't lift anything d o st at hand. Write now for our ment and complete seta at various may bring you several dollars. 1118 Oak Avenue. HoiiKh. City Clerk, for the amount TERMS Information. And If my back wns so weak. Every attractive proposal to responsible prices. Cash or terms. Box 201, Phone 148 and a representative of live hundred (1300.00) dollar*, to tb*r will aaalat you In 12 acre farm, all tiled, 5 wells, morning I was dizzzy, could hard­ FOR RENT— Kitchen and 2 bed­ he forfeited a* liquidated damages •ar want ad to m ake Griffing’s Interstate care Herald. ________ will call to see you._____________ house, loading track adjoining ly walk, but now I feel fine."— Healers. rooms, 11th St. nnd Elm Ave. by arty bidder who I* awarded the Nurseries. Jacksonville. Florida. Jtettve. contract and who falla promptly to FOR SAI.E—A one stable mnnure, property, brick road, Beck Ham­ Sold everywhere. M. Schneider. execute the contract and bond.' OUTSAT KOT1CVL no sawdust. $5 ton F. (). II. FLORIDA--ORLANDO— Orlando mock Section, price reasonable. The City of Daytona reserve* the mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ j t should ( le a their Hastings. N. E. Thigpen, Hast­ Address Box 500 cure The Sanford FOR RENT— Four room upper rlKht to reject any and all blda and "pcHtuffU-e add Peas a* fied business, rule lc a word, *ininings. Fla.____ No “Bobs” Allowed Herald. apartment, unfurnished. In- to waive Informafltlae. Jthelr phuna number If ... . .. . . m — ------....— |Imuni 24c cash with order. Illds shall bn based upon, plana |r« reeulLJj . .A^Ut on* FOR SALE—Chicken and turkey* i ----------------------- i------------■■ oulro Royall Ice CreamjCo^______ ami spccltlcatlons nuw op flle'ln the In Colorado Prison cheap Apply Mrs Rosenberg- AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ II of a tnouaand baa a FOR SA LE— A business block for office of the City Clerk (>r Daytona, and t>>* other* can't ttl.dOO. Rents tor $ 1,000 per year. FOR RENT—Up-to-date furnished er, Keely’s Dairy, Hughey and 1 Florida, or upon depositing ten nte with you an lesi gusts, Ga.—Augusta's greatest CANON CITY, Colo., June 4.— French Ave. apartment ami garage. On Ninth ttio.oti) dollar* with the City Clerk, your uddreaa Good terrhs. Thrasher & Garner. classified medium, rate cash .09c said deposit to he returned whtn the jllaannee IttlHT bo Warden Thomas J . Tynan, of tho F’ GR SALE—Beauty clay is most charge. 10c per line, minimum street, between Park and Oak. Ap- plana are returned In good condi­ peraua at Tho S aaply 107 W. Ninth. _____ tion within five daya after the conFOR SA LE ON EASY TERM S. effective when fresh. I make u ■•10c.____________________________ Colorado Statu penitentiary here, raU office or by le tarnct Is awarded. Well located building lots in re lined white day from best in­ *lryk our illse o a tl*A surety company bond satisfac­ has issued a decree to tho women MAINE— Watcrvillo, Morning Sen­ FOR RENT—I-owe r floor; apartrapidly growing residential sec­ Girl* Feature In "The Arabian [n aal valid. gredients at small cost. Send 23 tory to the Cllv of Daytona In full Nights." Written by Miss tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ prisoners that there shall lx> "No ment cheap. 304 West Fifth amount of the value of tho contract tion. Small cash payment, bal­ Prompt, E fficie n t cents for formula. Jessie Kelsey, ple nre interested in Floridn prop­ Mildred Game, of will he required. street. Service. Hobs.” Women arriving with route it, Ijikelund, Florida. ance payable monthly. Address I.. K. HOUrill. City Clerk. erty. Reach them through the P, O. Box 431, Sanford, Fla. - v Tallahaiotec. 1bibbed hair areo ret nil red to let it rein RENT—Four furnished Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ FOR rooms, bath nnd sleeping porch. TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Juno 3— 1______________g prow, according to to th the warden, who tion.____________________________ and Found FOR SA I.E—Jordan Blue Hoy, ex­ ALI.GKRMAN AUTO SHOW 1holds that there is. something esIxiwer floor. Reasonable rent. 31tl The d a is play ut Florida S ta te , . , .. BUILDING cellent condition in every way. State College for Women proved sentinlly feminine in graceful col s REHLIN, June 4.—The German PALM BEACH COUNTY—The Oak Avenue. Phone 308-W. automobile manufacturers have de­ Driven only by owner. R. G. Fox, keep scene of stupendous development. , rtunlty to - bright - - features MATERIAL one o f- the of* -the of hair, and that "incarceration is cided to hold a national exhibit this Read about it In the Palm Bench b OR UfcNT-Two room houackeepI f f the times by not Phone 231. commencement season this season. no reason why womanly qualities fall, nnd during the snme week it is sent on re*"K allurtment. il9 Auk Avenue. t classified pages of It was staged in connection with nnd, virtues should not be empha­ planned to arrange n race for the Post. Sample copy MIIIALI.K Io i.c r.1 , C»» tw w f-l by newspaper, Herald T r . quest.___ ______ ____ __________ sized.” t j • i /'i j. the celebration c f class night. The cement work, gidawlaka, build­ grand prix of the Automobile Club TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN oatiln many interestini K l l l £ f L u d w i g S C o u r t iplay, "The Arabian Nights," was ing block*, Irrigation bozaa. J. H. Proof of Germany. It is quite likely that It will pny you to reai Times, the g u n t home daily, Children suffering from intesti­ T w a in l a I n M l l O P l i m written by Mildred Game, of Tallu■ (From the Buffalo Enquirer) this will be the last exclusively rate lik e por^wortl, minimum nal worms arc cress, restless and Terwllleger, Prep. IT a in I S 111 i T l U S c l i m . hnssee, a member ofg the graduat­ The world is growing better. An I German auto exhibit, ns in Septem- charge 2Bc cash with order. Write unhealthy. There arc other symp- Lumber and ’ Building M*t#ri#L”* kys, return to L. M, Steing class C arter Lum ber Company left unguarded in tho her of October the government * ( f0|. complete rate card. American Fruit GrowMUNICH, June 4.—The court The role of the Caliph, who, em­ umbrella, _a .1 a t -.11 Atnhiintn Visa inini\rift)lnn mlmrgo nn un ttho importation lt off HllP‘1 cars D F' .V K I.O1 I'K H S A T T E N T I O N — IVn- tons, however. If the child is pale, N. Laurel S»L Phon# 5C5. ald. Reward. _ _ _ _ _ train of the lute King Ludwig II bittered by his wife's intldclity, hud sanctum remained there all through .embargo has dark rings under the eyes, |l|^bably will be lifted. snriiln la lu-Klnnln»( t h e K rontcH de* !>nd breath nnd takes no interest In HILL LUMBER CO. Hous* e f ring of small gold bends, of Bavaria has been repaired and bound himself by a solemn vow a rainy duy vi’lnpmi'iti In Obirliliv'n h l s l n r y ; u Service, Quality and Prleta ■return to Herald office refitted in the state railway shops to marry a new wife every night h a l f m lllltin d o ll a r lilahivny t o th * piny, it Is nlrnoMt a certainty that g u l f b ench J iik I llulnhcd: n tw o worms arc eating away its vitality. here and returned to Nuremberg, and command her to ho strangled j Ve reward. m illio n d o ll a r b rid g e iwth * * E s c a m ­ The surest remedy for worms is i where it is kept in a railway mus­ In the morning, was taken by Ma- i bia liny s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m illio n UOBILES AND eum. It la L ' Trunks, baggage, piano#, safe*, bel Murphey of Miami. d o ll a r o p e r a b o u s e under c o n s t r u c ­ White’s Cream Vermifuge. t i o n ; t w o m illio n s bnlrur s p e n t on positive destruction to tho worms ; in fact, anything, The Beautiful One, who is con-' anywher# at The train cost a fortune, the car IE P A IR S h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n p * fu r liv e imt harmless to tho child. Price .any time.. QUICK BKRV(CB used as the king’s drawing room fldent that her charm wilt break d e v e lo p e rs .In get In on ground |TRANSFER. Phon# 498. , -One Ford sedun, first having been wonderfully furnished. his vow, was portrayed by Miriam flout. W r i t e D ev elo pm ent D e p a r t - 1 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. To be the largest and most complete m e n t T b e P e n s a c o l a News. chnnicul condition. Can The tamles are of marble and the McCall, of Jasper, tho Singing BY HARRY B. HUNT In the country. The clubhouse nnd _____________ *-------------------------• -1~ Rive & Walker Garage,, chairs of blue silk with heavjuiotd One, the »pell of whose voice had W E ta * VI m i l N I A— ('"la r k s b u r g . Tit# 1 NBA Service Staff W riter. rqitl|>itieitt coet * round million .C l a i l.s b u r g Exponent m o r n in g sygett's Filling Station. ornaments. The ceiling of the car. won hearts before, was none other dullnis. The grounds, com prising lin-l mil Mg' Monday, m o r n in g Issue, l,acre*a*traUln*..U^L>. r-r ee n f p e r word, m in im u m ’ t c . . . 1 -We have three brand Maryland.--Lb-Hnllee- t d n K x c t t n u r K t i & '^ f a t M l r i i t ; room bodies, cabs and windFlorida real ciitutn advertise in golf it we nrc in position to tho St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent inf: One, whose alluring grace courses, on artificial hike for ewlm ' attractice pCices on. Adcent a word daily, two cents u word fascination was- Gnry Ford of | receive tip) Democratic nomination minK. ami special facilities for Ird-Lconard Co., 118 W. S undays. Jacksonville, and the Other Ono | (or president. burse buck riding Priando, Flu. _ Gardner ha* been on# of the “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell was Clara Johnson, niso of Ja c k ­ R. C. M A X W E L L (resident Coolldge was Ihe guest LE—Dodge coupe, oxcopnnything?" If so advertise in sonville. The class day committee second string tit dark hors# possi­ ot honor at the official o|ierilrig tho Real Estate bilities— prulmbly on* ot the longest Schelle Mainea barguin, properly equipt, other night.. Cabinet member*, the "Gainesville Sun.” was Charlotte Jclks, Pompano •hot* in the whole range of #ntrie*. FOND THRU in excellent condition, senators and repiesvniuiives. high ADVERTISING gets results If ft and (class day mistress), Mildred I t the odd* change appreciably In -I- LAWYER, fvrms. Pod more & Bailey, army and navy officials, visiting A WANT Game, Tallahassee, Mary Owen tha near future, It may ba due to reaches potcutiul buyers. PaInsurance and insurance, Winter — Court B oom governors, diplomat* *nd other latkn Daily News is circulated in , Munrphrce of Prattville, Ain.. recognition of tha fact th at— dignitaries gave evidence that Ihe circulated in industrial and agricul- > SANFORD,------ FLORIDA -____________. This is a story Maud McCall, of Wildwood and A* owner of tha Bt. Louis Coffin you will hoar al­ club'* claim to favor with "official -A good 21 model tural center. iiL Co., one of the biggest manufac­ Emily Sanderson of Kissimmee. most daily, If you dom" was justified kr car line, easy .riding. turer* of caskets and shroud* in The manner in which the history keep your cars Vomlerful bargain. Max George A. DeCottes and prophecy was worked into the the middle west. Gardner will be In HE development of thl* new open, for there are ke Mary I-ndge.________ position to- embalm nepubllcan DUNDEE WHIPS VICKNTINI. Elton J Moughton plot was declared by critics to be club, which give* promise of hundreds of grate­ Attorney-at-La#* . hope* and lay th a n with afficiency NEW YORK, June 4.—Johnny LE—Ford Roadster, good being the most representative us ful patrons of The clever. Miss Johnson, endeavoring and dispatch! ARCHITECT Over Seminole County Dundee veteran fighter, gained, only 4 motnhs old, well as the largest and finest In tho to win the Caliph’s heart, seated Herald Want Col­ give terms. Write to the judge’s decision Mondny night First National Bank Bldf. capital. I* duo to the activities of umns who dally herself at his feet, an l with tho I fltySanford, ■■■■» — Floridn NATIONAL Mormon church Is three members of emigres*— It. at Madison Square Garden over | Sanford, ................. Florida haVe the Lost and nnnuai of F. S. C. open before her Vicvntini, Chilean light- 1 1 Clint Cole of Ohio. H. O. Bland of Luis to bo erected In Washington, recalled the many happenings of Found section to An Acid Test Virginia and Oscut Lulu lug of In ­ weight, after a closely fought 12 due to the effort* of Senator Heed tho pnst four years, the principals thank for tho re­ round battle. Cincinnati Enquirer) .Smoot of Utah, ono of the leaders diana. turn tof some treas­ ' of the events appearing us tho wonder at driving barA tentative membership *» • eii of the cult esiablUhed and made ured possession, j times were recalled. Tho prophe v Wilson Welding & Radiator rolled which established the re­ umoun tig nrlgham Young. which thoy had al­ was worked out in the same man­ b to sec him drive th is ! sponsible support behind the move A *lie has been purchased on most given up as Works pied car I’ve bought.” ner. ment. Herbert Hoover was made en-luatve Sixteenth strest. near tha "gone for good." presldolit and Oscar Underwood (rntvr of the embassy and fashioniiiiiiiiiim iiia i ■“If L*s M eial we c j »#ld 1L" The Lost and RECORD ATTENDANCE first vice president. Ctolonel C. O. tU.le church section, on assurances Found Want Ads Hherrlll, superintendent of public ST. AUGUSTINE, June 4—Capumt polygamy ha* not been prootANFOKD, FLORIDA lL-H6??ATE arc the recognized I tain "B ill" Micklor, who has at* buildings and ground* In the Dis­ tfc cd In the church for m * e than medium for loser I tended every state and national trict ot Columbia, hem led u com­ 40 year*. In the absence of a k« »om« attractiv e real cam ittee In charge of development of and finder to get in­ reunion for the last ten years, will w.utch here, service* for Mormon |n»*.ff«r. (W est Flrat grounds and building. Admiral to touch with each |>..ll«vfe^i have been held for years leave here In time to be present , One 7 - r o o m B u n g a l o w , O try T. Grayson wu* mud* chair­ W. J. Thigpen •t the home uf Benator Bmuol. other. at the reunion of Confederate Veta *00(1 W jr ”kml good man of the membership committee. Tho Mormon church will be rilNo matter which surviving member of the- Florida '• M'-rcantllu buslnes* on T he vlifion and energy these men i«ctly opposite the new All Soul* Real Estate ami Insurance side of the fence crans. Captant Mickler is tho last ('•-t. good location, vatabbrought to bear In the developmentyou are ton, try this legislature that voted to secede Unitarian church, where Chief «*. P oor health only raaof thie new play place for W ash­ Ju stice, formerly President, T a ft Puleaton-Brnmley Bldg. »lllng colum and see how rfom the union. ington officialdom has given the Jnt. (.room cottage, poewill appear occasionally a* a lay Sanford, Fla. quickly and inex­ oner. Fifth Street and capital a center for *oclal and preacher. m LA UN DR YM BN'S CONVENTION pensively it works. (*nur. P r i c e reasonable. recreational foregathering# not |l» S<-vi-ral flve-room colMIAMI, June 4—The next an. To reach all ""the Sanford Novelty^ equalled anywhere In these United ra located, eaey ternte. E M B E R S of Congres* have a nual convention of laundry own­ people effectively— ‘•ur.tnce ThU department States. Sanford Sign Shop | new reason for pdttlng up * ers and operators of North and leave your Want Ad rat*-* and Inspections Works lint It opens Just a * Congres# Is hard fight for re election till* ye-irfurnished. rfifol'n**. O curf^ n*id Flor• APPROPRIATE at The Herald Of­ about to udjourn for the campaign. tmriu w t. cun a * * !i t In Knr It they don't come ba'-U Ida will bo held here next spring, fice. Phone us to Ho. if your confT#**mun put* up V . C . C O L L E R , ProjK |P*i*lllr*ns o f all kind*. LETTERING they'll have no ojqiurtunliy to ea send for it or phone * according to word received here a more than usually energetic fight J.<y the privileges ef the new Con For All CUissefl of Work Beware of Imitations. Demand 1 from E. L. Whitney, local laundryit to the Want Ad to be sent Luck to Washington, the SEMINOLE Ceieral Shop and MUT grrxskonul Country Club, which In * the grauioela 10«o»d SJk pack|man, who was elected vice presi­ 107 Nortl Sanford Ave reason may lie In hi* deolro to Department. •a-.l been opened ws tbe "ploy* age* bearing above trad* war less Exchange dent of the organization at tho qualify for two more year* of golf* * a f s » . s ^ a r s s s a 22 ^ »v & )ob- rou-*n‘ S T A G E ANNUAL P L A Y FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE . __ B u n 4 s \ \ ^ s liin 4 J:o n L e a k e r BUSINESS AND PKOHXvIdlV_ DIRErfORT O FSA W Btffi; T A Take M for the liver Bldg.------ Phone 303 PH O N E 148 * convention ju s t held a t Colum bia, S. C. groii ltd of officialdom." Tula new club layout l* declared Contractor and Buflder at the Congressional Country Club. 517 Conmerdal Street -r — By GEORGE McMANUS (GING U P FA TH ER %. 20 • * acres cl « � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 04, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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For Fieri *a^ Partly 4 Thursday and Pridwyi f tt k k i IMm I dmwk ritewni} fi variable winds. > - • ■ >-i a s s o c ia t e d PRESS d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JJJNE 5, 1921 COPIES FIVE CENTS a n lii; ir 1 Confessed Brutal Chicago Murder Muscle S hoals Q uestion P ostponed Until Next Session When Friends Of Ford Withdraw Their Objections BSTITIJTE' 'FOR] JiM AID BILL S tss&3fcjsai&a H TO BE PASSED S r -» * - - - «. f t Attorney Will jek Two Indictmts For Each Boy Eforc Grand Jury ^ W wit*' overwhelming odd* on -------"idnesdav, withdrew from their worth Has Conference With stand of demanding a vote nt this . wtfa «nd .L!*,Cr I,.CC,iTe* ?C,Sion ° f C0T,Krcss ■nd submitted t Will He lmpo*"ihle To to *n agreement to allow the qursI’asji This Session. tion to go over to the next session. ------- * . Senator Underwoo<l. Democrat IHHINGTON, June 5.—A fter Alabama. obtained unanimous coniltation with President Cool- seut in tho renato to bring Un the Representative Longworth. Mu»cle Shoals question on DecemRepublican leader, conceded her .1 and keep It before tho senate Vcdncsdny there was no’policy until final vote is taken Afterlactinjr a satisfactory lubsti- wards he predicted it would be tinfor the McNury-Haugcn farm ally settled by December 16 hill at this session of conSoppoit of tho fartn bloi hud •• been depended upon by Ford adrlier in the day. Mr. Long- virates to bring Muscle Shoals to i and Representatives Tinchcr * v«te and when yesterday Scnainsas, and Sanders of Indiana, LaFollette, Wisconsin, leader ► Expressed That ley May A ttem pt | Commit Suicide (AGO, June 5.—Trial on of Nathan Leopold, Jr., nnd dtd for Possible Suicide while, the youths who have Id they kidnaped nnd killed Franks to obtain cxciteid a $10,000 ransom for n Europe, were closely guardt county jail to prevent poskide while members of the kttorncys staff and detecivestigatcd their possible bn with the slaying last Freeman I.ouja Tracy, n It student and Ifoe mutiln. Charles Ream, x|-drlvr those who went before id jury wns nlne^yegr-old rlnwm, sop *cf-T»rLWcalthr . who played - bait with The tabulated figures on the governor's race as compiled by latfigures today follows: n*F Martin Jennings Catts Trammell Spencer ■hua ............ ....!.... 1117 922 1303 222 54 or ...............- ........ 67 37 290 _ , .... ............... 180 43» 838 43 10 word .................. 237 201 220 H.S. DAUGHERTY REALTY D EALS HOTLY REFUSES M AD E IN MAY TO TAKE STAND E Q U A L $289,960 Former Attorney General Says "Silence of Tomb" Has Forever Ft____ “Silence Rendered Denial of Slander Impossible WASHINGTON, June 6.—Former Attorney General Daugherty « put an abrupt if perhaps only tern- < porary stop to tho storm-marked , S course of the senate investigations ' of his official conduct Wednesday, « by refusing to appoar as a wit- 1 ness and,by withdrawing the at- ' torncy's who have represented him I In the prolonged proceedings. ' ... To the last minute the clash ?>f ' the*, controversy which: hM-regwh “J almost without cessation during Vrf-or Mr.’- uirtittiiitrgt-tmmnnTTn ivnte schoohbotmmi*nd- resouttdedrn Daugherty’s counsel . read the pointcl out beenuse heretofore tho day the Franks boy vnnhns passed, through what pd who the state believes statement of his client charging county has been known os n “dull’ season It selected as the victim. that members of the senate com­ during months. This, Mf. he had told of being ap­ mittee had sought to blacken his however,thois summer indication thnt bet­ P during the day by Locb reputation and injure his standing ter business nn conditions prevail no>v I date believes Loeb was in nn inquiry which nn Ohio fed- thun ever lieforc at this time of P kivc up his plan because ornl court had pronounced an illc- the yenr. I^K-al merchants, com­ prior was present at the gnl proceeding. menting upon th<* subject, declare The “silence of the tomb" hnd thnt (he instructor also appearapparently, for the first time, the grand Jury Wcdnca- forever rendered the direct denial the county will not suffer material­ ktcriivcs announced they of these slanders impossible,” Mr. ly from n slump in business. H a pnir of field glasses Daugherty said, in n declaration May, in former yonrs, hns been phich they contend tho that ho had never during his te­ tho opening month of the "dull" Mrhed a base ball game nure of office “profited in any ille­ season, but according to some bus­ [rented nutomnhilo tho day gal, corrupt or unethical way, di­ iness men, it wns the best month pdnaping In order to select rectly or indirectly.' ’ since thn middle of tho winter Chairman Urookhnrt in an im­ while rim. picking tho Franks others staled that it was the mediate denial declared the com­ ri he passed their cap on best in the pn:.t nix months. In­ | home. mittee Inquiry had proven “tho ex­ dications an*, they further predict, istence of a criminal conspiracy that June wilt continuo to be the Ii*es | | av(. Information. Myes who have been inves- in the household" of tho former same way. IG|e .^nying of Tracy and nttomey general, referring to tes­ As optimistic an the outlook may lek on rcOAro •rp jyajting timony concerning alleged activi­ nppear, it nevertheless, is running it before the "grand Jury in' ties of the late Jess W. Smith, Mr. true to thn predictions expressed Furthor, by the leading citizens of the coun­ m with the Franks caso DaUghrty'a companion. fried they had found in- he said,'the committee hnd shown ty nt the beginning of the year, ........................... it was declared1 that 1921 *hnt may connect the by tax records that Mr. Daugherty when "ith these two crimes. on entering office had little prop­ would he a banner year in the his­ « they expected to resume erty, bat that in 1921 they had tory of Kcminalo county nnd that mtigation today. . found evidence of $76,000 cash de­ during this year the growth would university students who posited to his credit in hii brother’s be greater in proportion, than over . before. # * I wey knew Leopold bad Ohio bank. Mr. Daugherty had consistently Staid ousiness men point out ><« typewriter such as the uesu'd they used to type adopted the policy of accusing as­ that tho county's growth-is alrea­ *°m demands made upon sailants, instead of defenjing him­ dy reflected in tho figures subr*nM, father of the alain self from charges, the chairman initr.tcd together with those given ► sppoored before the jury. went on. and lie cited the Indict­ at the beginning of each month 'writer on which the notes ment In Montana of Scnater Whel- showing a steady increase in bank “ten, according to the or, the committee prosecutor, as a deposits, posts I receipts, construc­ e thrown in • lagoon and “frame up" illustrative of the tion and other lines. Along with methods.' He promised to »rge tho these facts, it has been pointed wen recovered. committe present a partial re­ out that a successful trucking sea­ *n who found the body of port alongto the lines he thus laid son has been enjoyed this year by •tuffed Into a culvert on . tho farmers nnd growers of Semi­ ** side the day after down. Senator. Moses, Republican, New !P«arcd testified-Wednes- Hampshire, said for tho record nole and as a result more money has been put in circulation, which • Pnul Kortf, who found ne had “ssme dissent’ ’to reg­ hns meant a general reign of pros­ • shell-rimmed glasses that body, told" his atory. It ister to the chairman’s opinion. perity thst would not have existed Whcefcr was abseil, nnd if the results had been what they | spectacles 'that led tfc Senator the session brolo up almost without appeared to be at the beginning of •Uon of the slayer*, _ other steps. Il will assemble Frl- the winter celery season. w ace Brought In. hetring. Celery prices nt tho first part of day, probnbly Jor sn open *• substantiating the season were not so high hut Session was also brought nnd thereafter in executive session tho later rose and the average prke will consider Ha future policy. _ *I>nd Jury Wednesday Three out « five senators who which brought the farmers a good Jbe articles included It’ have a tentative agree­ return on their crop, was main­ *’ w|fh which they said compose ment to resumo open hearings aft­ tained throughout- tne remainler J**. *“ranka over the head er a summer feces.*, and assertion of the season. The celery shipped *“c'ng him to enter their haa been, madf that dozons of wit­ at this time of year, U now bring­ °5“ tained boots worn by nesses given preliminary examina­ ing $7 and over a crate. , , roroying the body of tion outside ifs hearing rooms arc Along with the excellent condi­ tion of bu-incss, the City Commis­ being held to'give testimony. Probably nl other congressional sioners, believing in progress and inquiry has bien marked by acces­ with an honest endeavor to make sory operatieps of so drastic and Sanford a city well worth living in. have .gone ahead with aq extensive street paving program, are rush­ ing wdrk on the new municipal waterworks plant and system, lay­ ing plans fo r -tho construction of ____ __________ lent it the ari of numerrtu* groups the proposed city gaa and electric j* attorneys 'and investigators or- ligh tend in general, doing things tending toward the ■upbuilding of 'VOOdS Ovation ganized by Hmaclf. the “City Substantial. s a w * asev j le Leaves Japan Civil wir Breaks Out Explosion Kills Five JunTTZcyrus woods,! In State Of Albania Jap Naval Aviators .w P can ambassador, wajl * ’ . fljtura of ovation whef I BELGRADE. Juno 6— Dispatch•do Inis morning to boan ea-recsiwnl here indicate a st*1® OI * Yokohama clVU war in Albania and the DioveSR4» Jammed th e etatiof, ment is Raid to be spreading, beri2*xa feenMng the sU ti? ous.troubles are reported fr°ni the ** a« the ambaasadr (south In the region of Bera^, *•7 through the throrf. threatening the town of Elba****. evolved to place the marketing . f-Ven in the fact of this opposinbrond of surplus wheat, flour ami Don, the Ford group held their meat products in the hands of the* ground nnd announced in the senWnr Finance Corporation, and the ate they would demand a roll call word had gone out thnt if the sub* °,n * motion to consider Muscle stltute proved acceptable to the Shoals. Hut Wednesday they rerrenidenr. it would bo pressed to n considered their decision and after vote as an administrative meusure. conferences with Chairman Norris, The announcement thnt no action of the sennto agriculture commltwould he taken wns mnde after teo .lenders of the fight ngninst Frank W. Mondcl, n war finance Fonl'a hid, and Senator Lodge, Re­ corporation director, fresh from k publican leader, an agreement was conference with Mf. Coolidge, had reached to drop the fight at this discussed the situation for more Session,- with .the understanding than nn hour with Representatives thst Muscle Shoals would he the Lqngworth, Tinchcr, Sanders and first important legislation to come Sinnott, Republican,- Oregon. 'up nt the short term in December. No comment was available nt the the senate, however, n reverWhltc House as to the President’s °f sentiment was found. Ford views nnd Mr. Mondcll declined to supporters wero In a minority on iliiicuss the situation beyond stating U10 sennto agriculture committee ho hail left it to Mr. Longwnrth to lo which the bill was referred and inako nn.announcement. The slat#- a mass of evidence was introduced merit issued by the majority lead**■'kgalns tthe Ford bid while a lesser follows: part of testimony favored the man* “Since tho defeat of the McNary- ufacturors offer. After n six UjconaiiL Six' Counties Known As CAttr stwnt* • holds Are Still Mtea- i tog to Late R etinas C atts H as C arried 24 MComities N«w - T« < » .. ■ Second Choice Votes WiU Be Necessary To Choose Nominee • s Kept U n d er m Surveillance Inois procedure. Two in­ ti against each youth, f kidnaping and murder, ipital offenses, have been i and await the report of a RESULTS OF GOVERNOR’S RACE Dade . DcSoto Dixie . Duval Escambia Flagler ...... Franklin .... Gadsden ..... Glades ....... Hamilton .... Hardee ....... Hendry- ....... Hernando .... Highland* ... Hillsborough Holmes ..... Jackson ...... Jefferson ___: Lafayette .... JACKSONVILLE. Jniie 6 —Returns- received tod»j from ' scattered precinct® nerved 19 increase John w . Martin's lead for the nomi­ nation as Florida’s next gov­ ernor by the voters In Tues­ day’s Democrat primary. •• The former Jacksonville mayor was credited with 44,­ 301 out of a total of 120.852 th at had been, tabulated thia afternoon. His lead over forrtier governor Sidney J. C atts was increased to 8,791, Show­ ing a gain from last night's figures of 740. Mr. Catts, Vhose total this afternoon was 35,507, wan leading Frank E. Jennings, pf Jacksonville by 1,468, the letter's total being 34,039. These figures however did not include any additional returns from the “admitted Caftt’a strongholds In the northern and western counties th a t have not yet been heard from or from which the returns are yet Incomplete, L ee....... Leon .... Levy..... Liberty Madison Manatee Marion ...... Monroe ..... N assau....... Okaloosa .. Okeechobee Osceola — , Palm Beach Pasco .......... Pinellas .... P utnam ..... Santa Rosa Sarasota .... Srulnolo „ St. Johns .... St. Luclo Worth W. Trammell of ! registered a n e t gala of 7 M 1 ly from Dada hit homo « which fare , Urn, a total of ntcrart men many m rm brrs o f the jrctrie TRir vorTr ontrMmr^reptrrfm —reprsinnta...the-N ariiaK m crnm cnt. ownership tkins, 1 have been attempting to ar. mont to thApMcKensle bill. All rive at some satisfactory measure during the nearing Senators H arri­ for the relief of the ngrluilturul son. Democrat, Mississippi, end situation. We have also discussed Heflin* Democrat, Alabama, sup­ the mntter with the President. porters of Ford's offer, contlnunlly "Tho large majority recorded prodded Chairman Norris to close iqrainst the McNiry-Haugcn bill the hearing but the chairman reMa le it evident thnt any legislative I fused on the ground that tho com­ proposition tuaLodvinf the baric mittee required complete testimo­ principles of this bill could not be ny in order to hnndle the question passed. While fully rculiting the intelligently. condition of agrkulturu and with After the hill finally wns report­ tho most earnest desire to bring ed to the senste, Ford supporters relief us far ns legislatively pos­ made u vigorous but futile effort sible wc have so far been unable to get it to a vote. Chairman Nor­ to work out a plan which would ris opposed the vote on the ground command the necessary support." there wns not nufflclent time left Neither Mr. Longworth nor any to dispose of tho measure. After it of his colleagues would amplify was definitely agreed the queetion thin statement, although it wus would -go over until the next ses­ made clear they would make no sion, Senator Heflin dcnouncod the furthe? attempt to whip a relief opposition in a speech. In tho sen­ measure into shape. Action prob­ ate. He accused the farm bloc of ably will he taken hy tho house hypocrisy toward farm relief legis­ toduy, however, on the lloeh resol’i- lation, declaring they were posing lion calling for a survey by tho as friends of the farmers ^tfhen interstate commerce commission of they blocked a vote on Muscle railrdad freight rates with n vietw Shoals which would save the farm ­ to downward revision of transport­ ers billions of dollars in their fer­ ation charges of farm products. A tilizer bill if Ford wero allowed to similar proposal has received sen­ Operate it. ate approval. MARKETS Indicate W. J, Bryan To Poll Large Vote CHICAGO. Ja n . 5. — Wh«.l: July, 104% to 104%; September, 10GS to 10614. Corn: July, 77*i to 77Vs. Oats: July 45 to 45V4. NEW ORLEANS. June § .-Ju ly . 28-57; October, 25.20. JACKSONVILLE, Juno 5.—Pres­ ent indications are that William Jennings Bryaq probably will poll one of the largest votos of tho primary for dnlcgate-at-1argc. Fow additional.flgurea were, reVolusia Wakulla .... Walton ..... Washington 41301 3(039 TOKIO, June 4L—Fiv» naval aviators were kHled by the ex­ plosion of ono fuH tank on o hydro­ able to transmit them to a U r# plane today. The entire pereonnri aboard craft were almost Usteqtly killed. ____ • 6005 1070 Special School Tax Postal R e c e i p t s Election to be Held In May More Tnan To Decide Miliage Same Month In 1923 Postal receipts of tho Sanford office for the rftorith of May totaled $3683.30, according to flgurea sup­ plied by Postmaster J. P. Hall Wednesday, which show an In­ crease of approximately 10 per rent over the receipts for the same month last year. The poetal re­ ceipts for May of last year were $3107.40. This Is a gain of $676,In giving the figures Air. Hall pointed out that the business of the local post office for the first five months of this year amounted to $20,718.04 over $17,436.23 for the same perriod last year. This la an increase of $3,202.81 or approx­ imately 10 per cent. He farther stated that the local office was doing a good business for this time of the year and that business is expected to b« good all tho summer. Mr. Hall and his assistants are now looking forward to July 1, when the office begins service un­ der the classification of a first class office. Receipts for last year amounted to over $40,000 which entitles the office to title renk, ad­ ditional hpfo, equipment, .etc, be­ ginning on July 1. or at the etert of the .next ftpeal yenr* » . Local Citizens Show Much Interest In Results of the Prim ary Election Much interest was taken in the cd through the courtesy of Rev. results of Tuesday's primary clec- Paul C. Burhans, pastor of the tioh by citizens of Sanford and Congregational Church. Benches for the accommodation Seminole county. Not only did of the crowd were aAcured from they evidence Intense interest la the city park through the kindness local rsulta but also in th state of City Manager W. B. Williams, races, especially in tho guberna­ who had them placed In the street especially for this gathering. The torial contest. From the time The Herald began street was closed to trafflo and or­ to receive the returns on TMwflay der maintained by Chief of PoIIcj night by telephone and leased wire Roy G. Williams. The Herald wai able to re.-clvo through today, this office haa been constantly besieged with inquiri* returns every few minutes from concerning the results in the sev­ the various precincts over the eral races. The telephone was. county through the co-opeiatlon of kept ringing almost' constantly 1the following people, who telephon. Wednesday asking about the go«-! ed the results into this office: E. ernor’s race and particularly aftrr ! Qurtett of Geneve, C. D. Bromley it became apparent that formtr j of Chuluota, Mr. Riley of Osceola, Governor .Catts would bo a seriots I B. P. Wheeler of Oviedo, Mr. Brown of Gabrfella, C. E. Hartley contender. Bo keen was the interest that! of Longwood, W. B. Ballard of 1,300 copies of The Herald extsi, Altamonte, Frank Vernay of Lake published Wednesday mernitf. Mary, John Bell of la k e Monroe were sold in this city. Yesterday »nd R. R. Eldridge of Paola. afternoon when the regular oditho The crowd that witnessed the came off the press there was a showing of the returpa was kept crowd of 60 to 75 people waitiif in an uproar by numcrefia evtoons outside tho office to purchsi* flashed on the screen depicting papers to obtain election result.*. various poses c f local chndidatej 36507 preference vote for Win. G. K e* i m *** Underwood, led Indicated Thoae that Were i the CaUfor* a continued gain nlan. Second choke vote, caat In Tues­ day's primary will be neceszayy to nominate Florlda s next govi ernor whs believed here tsMwyAll of tho counties but tlx have would gain enough to life him from third place into a commaodiog lead. McAdoo continues h lead of approximately two to ots$ over Underwood. . WilHeas Jennings Bryan i f XU* ami, candidate for defcget* . large to the Democratic naUfMl convention, was* perhaps, polUeg the largest vote cpst for eay Can­ didate in the primary. Incomplafp returns from II of the 43 counties la the state, gave Bryan I M U votes. These figueus compared with 21,479 votes cast lo 85 couatits fc* William 0 . McAdoo. . \ » Mr.. Bryan's adopted county of Dado rolled up a .tremendous ma­ jority for him, as did Hillsborough. Former Governor. Cette showed his greatest strength In west Flor­ ida counties, although he polled s strong vote in same of the south­ ern counties. His week spot wsp the East Coast Martin showed strongly la tbs central part of the stats and a t the East Coast, while J e tm te s polled a rather consistent vote throughout the state, although, ap­ parently of Insufficient sue u> keep him out of third place a t the Treasury MuBt Make Not Want Presidency Refund to Taxpayers WASHINGTON, June 5.—A re­ INDIANAPOLIS, Tnd., June 5.— fund of $16,14$,000 must ha made Declaring thart “Is something by the treasury to taxpayers In compliance with provisions of the me new revenue law reducing by 25 the per cent taxes paid by IndivMokls mn thia year on last years income. A Priest Shot To Death While Making A Call DRACUT, Mass., Jane 5.—Rev. Michael G/ Gilbride, pastor of St. Mary’s Church, was shot to daath nt the home of John King, Sr„ today. Capt. David Patrie of tha Lowell police was seriously wound­ ed while pursuing John Kirn-, J r .f known. House Gets Ready WASHINGTON, , farm relief legislati of defeated McNar; definitely abandoned leaders in the hop, Shoals question put comber 3 in senate, (n congress today | relieved but muck i .DAYTON of 23 prectr gava McAdc l . l t l i Catti �CATTS GAINING ON J.W. MARTIN; CLOSE SECOND r, ^..Continued from page 5 Holme* County. PENSACOLA, Fla., June 4— Hclrncs County incomplete Rives McAdoo 617. Underwood 296, Catts 618,»JenninRs 172, Martin 119, Trammel) .29* . .. ________ ... WEST PALM BEACH, FI.A., —Fiya precincts complete out of 91 in Palm Beach county Rive Mc­ Adoo 107, Underwood 122, Catts 48, Jennings 26, Martin 160, Spen­ cer three, Trammell 23. ber 13 the fhree high delegates at large get the following: Apple- Loses To Smith ' ’ ’• ' - - -—— the two large city precincts tlie following vote: Catts 363, Jen­ nings 214, Martin 189, Trummoll 8, Spencer 1. . GAINESVILLE, June 3—Incom­ plete returns from Alachua Coun­ ty give John W. Martin n safe lead over hia two highest opponents with Catta second and Jenn'.igs third. McAdoo is leading over Uml&twoad, .W o 10:51 P. M.—Five precincts out of 28 in Alachua county give MeAdo 89; Underwood 65; Catts 64; Jennings 19; Martin 72; Spencer 15; Trammell 5; CawthOn 112; R'Icy 29; Carter 27; Matthews 103. 10:68 P. M.—Six precincts out of 17 in Levy County give Mc­ Adoo 150, Underwood 60, Catts 94; Jennings 31, Martin 97, Spencer 1, Trarhmell 1, CawthOn 119, Riley 50, Oirtin 51, Matthews 93. Cotta- 297, Jennings 868. 586; Spencer 20; Trftmrnl * V D e CoW y rJHeW Wia L .. polled. It Is estimated 1660 Were cast In the county. The Ireault Is expected to bo close between.Mar­ tin and Jenning3 for governor. aHH - . > m.4. j. jU\ dri'fs r : •t *>«>, At S *■ e Rickard Abt T T eav y w o u a t n e r- iIndicate tv -.-: i e^ C le a rw a te r NEW YORK, June 4.—Tex Rick­ GAINESVILLE, June 4.—Tho ard announced today that he has BARTOW, June 3.—Flv* small Florida Association of Postmasters abandoned his plans to promote precincts in Polk County give for will hold its nnnual convention nt two big heavyweight battUs this governor: Catts 25, Jennings 54, Clearwater on June 19, 20 and 21. year and that he would concentrate Martin 70, Spencer 5, Trammell 6. his efforts either upon a match A very large attendance is expect­ betwen Luis Firpo and Harry Wills BROOKSVILLE, June 3.—Aried and the host postmaster, Chas. or a title Vcontest between Wills XTIM U IIIC lh U l'lW C C H W ills tt-.Lrc; m'ruakror preparationx-loc. ' jM k ftfiM r l u .. n , ! A n t n v t a i n t v w i n i /»v the comfort aand entertainment of 6. For governor: Catta 8;_ Jcnhis guests. The officers of the rings one, Spencer one and Tram­ Sp mell one. one. For Fi congTess: Drane assoclatibn are: . 12; McCants two. President, Louis C. Lynch, Gain­ esville; vice-presidents, M. E. Skim­ Fulford, n country precinct, in­ ped, Ft. Lauderdale; Mrs. M, E. complete, gives McAdoo 23; Un­ Bamos, P lant C ity^H . E. Rosi, derwood 23. No returns have Jacksonville; secretary, E. J. Roux, counted on the governorb*1race WASHINGTON, June ^ F l o r ­ Farnnnuinnj treasure;, Mrs. Mary yet. ida continues to rulo supreme at I. Powell, Jacksonville. Postmaster Genera! Harry S. the national realtora convention, in ORLAND, June 3.—Two pre­ ■ New hnd expected to attend tho session here. cincts complete for governor! Eyerybody’s talking the land of convention in person, but being un­ Catts 10, Jennings 12, Martin 190, able to’ leave Washington a t that flowers, whence are come 250 real­ Spencer none, Trammell one. time, he has assigned to represent tors, whose business ia the business the postoffice department in his of convincing the other 47 states PENSACOLA. Juno 3.—Nine precincts out of 21 in Walton E. E. Walker, who wa» nomi- stead, Hon. William It. Spilman, of the union that thelris is the na­ county give McAdoo 164; Under­ nnted as Constable from District who is the superintendent of the tions most promising "peacock al­ t e r ’ The new Willard hotel, the wood 173. Cntts 287, Jennings 66, One in Tuesday's primary election. , division of postoffice service. ; Mr. Spilman has been connected ce ebrated statesmen of this and Martin 291. Cawthn 291, Riley with the department for many celebrated statesmen of tha and 43. Garter 71, Mutthews 195. incomplete, Underwood 229, McA- I years and is well versed In all mat- promenade of beautiful women and | ters of interest to local postmas- other countries, is the business DELAND. June 3.—Give pre­ doo 5 16. 11:38 p. m.—Fifteen precincts in l ters. His presenco at this conven­ stamping ground of the enthuslcincts complete out of 28 in Vo­ Floridians, whose songs and lusia county gave Catts eight, Hillsborough county givo Drone tion will undoubtedly be the means Jennings 103/^Martin 93. Jen­ | CIO and McCnnts 247 for repre- of insuring an unusually large rep­ yells .have resulted in complete , tentative in cong congress this district. resentation from the postmasters submergence of the enthusiasm of nings was leading in DeLand. 11:40 p . m.—Irncomplcte returns of the state, who will not only ap­ dIegftUOM from the other states. CRYSTAL RIVER. June 3.—This I from 26 city nnd county precincts preciate the long trip Mr. Spilman This morning witnessed the cli­ precinct incomplete gives McAdoo in Hillsborough county give McA­ is taking to be with them as an max In Florida’s publicity efforts. 31. Underwood 17. For congress. doo more, than a two to one load official, but because he is well ac­ More than 3,000 realtora were over his opponent, McAdoo having quainted in Florida, having visited gathered a t Keith's theater for the Drone 33, McCants 12. 957, against 405 for Underwood. | here on several previous occasions, opening season of the convention, LAKELAND, Juno 3.—Complete The same precincts in the con­ ; and they wilt want to be present and listening to a welcome address returns from four precincts out­ gressional contest gave drone 906, Ito welcome him and renew tneir ac­ by a past president of the associa­ side of Lakeland In Polk county to 440 for McCnnts. The precincts quaintance with him. tion. when arrived the Florida del­ give McAdoo 285, Underwood 88. gave Jennings 664, Martin 469, and i Tho committo on topics is work­ egation, 250 strong, and headed by For governor, CnttB 170, Jennings I at ts 368. in g on an interesting and instruc­ the St. Petersburg Highlanders 104, Mnrtin 125, Spencer one, tive program and it is hoped and band. As a body the convention­ FORT PIERCS, June 3.—Four expeited that this will be one of eers turned to observe the new­ Trammell 60. precincts in SI. Lucie county give {tho largest postal conventions ever comers. The speaker paused in his WEST PALM BEACH, June 3. ; Underwood 22, McAdoo 20. For held in the state of Florida. nduress and there followed a rous­ Twenty-one precincts complete out governor, Catts six, Jennings 44, . . . . . in* cheer that echoed and re-echof 31 give McAdoo 040, Under- Martin 33, Spencer two, Trammell MAN.OF MANY TITLES oed through the theater. Florida ■wood 589. For governor, Catts live." | SEATTLE, Wash., June 4— had ‘‘arrived." as other delegations 325, Jennings 268, Martin 715, Bnlkofsky, on the Alaska peninsu- 1had tried and failed. KEY WEST, June 3.—Complete la, has 162 Inhabitants. Dr. oHt- j Spencer and Trammell receive but -------------------------scattered votes. • For state super­ i ri turns from one precinct here ovitzsky, here on a visit, holds in SILK IN CALIFORNIA. • intendent, Cawthon 498, Riley 245. gives McAdoo 85, Underwood 66. the town these offices: Director for I OROVILLE, Cal.. June 4.—A silk For governor, Catts 17, Jennings the United States bureau of edu- j farm near hero has commenced FORT LAUUDERDALE, June 23, Martin 124, Spencer fiye, Tram ­ cation, ngent fo rthe department I oucrations of incubating more n f n tr^ ln llllliv n In in on n 1 a m in n im f K n n O H D D A ,w ' 3.—Complete returns from fourt mell* six. of agriculture, internal revenue than 2,000,000 eggs of* silk worms precincts •outside of Fort Lauder­ collector, postmaster, preacher for the commercial production bf dale show Catts 27. Jennings 55, MELBOUURNB, June 3.—For and Justice of the peace. He Is n silk! The eggs were imported Martin I06._Tmmniell 25. McAdoo governor this Brevard county town, descendant of a Russian family from Fro nee and Italy. The farm 126, Underwood 87. incomplete, gives Cntts four, Jen­ that settled early in Alaska. has more than 25,000 mulberry nings 10, Martin 14, Spencer none, trees plantel for feeding the M(AMI, Juno 3.—One precinct Trammell one. UPIIAM QUITS PLACE. . worms and fum iihing the mate­ in Orownrd county gives McAdoo EUSTIS, June 3.—Seven, pre­ CLEVELAND. June 4.—Fred rial from which silk is made. 122, Underwood 36. Catts 49, Jen­ cincts out of 24 in Lake county W. Upham of Chicago, res decided nings 40, Mnrtin 70, Spencer two* give McAdoo 214, Underwood 43. to relinquish his placo a t treasur­ TRIAL OF McDOWELL Trammell 20. Cutts 35, Jennings 98, Mnrtin 166, er of the Republican National com­ ST. PETERSBURG, Juno 4— Spencer one, Trammell seven. mittee, nfter service of many Frank McDowell, who goes on trial OCALA, June 3.—Five out of years. TAMPA, June 3.—-Precinct 65, In Pinellas county crcuit court complete, gives for presidential 23 precincts in Mnrion county give June 9 on tho charge of murdering nominee, McAdoo 62, Underwood Catts 62, Jennings 12, Mnrtin 121, his mother and father, has order­ 22 . Spencer one, Trammell four. Putnam County ed a new cut of clothing to wear At 11:37 p. m., Hillsborough STARKE, June 3.—Four pre­ PALATKA, Fla., • June 4.— when he is arraigned. In sending county incomplete returns Jfroni. cincts out of bight in Bradlford Palatka county 10 precincts word to a tailor to come and take 23 precincts at 10:30 p. m. gave county givo McAdoo 17, Under­ er 322, Gromling 50, Hills 75, Mur­ his measurements, he told Jailor Cntts 249, Jennings 312, Martin wood 44. Catts 220, Martin 237, rell 40, Zim 189. fur delegates Harry Coleman to "Tell him to 280. For president, 17 precincts. Jennings 201. fourth congressional district. bring hia latest atyle books." Florida R e a lto rs Reign Supreme at Washington M e e t r PALATKA, June 3—Ten pre­ cincts out of 29 in Putnam County rive McAdoo 82, Underwood BB, Catts 134, Jennings 135, Martin 93, MIAMI, June 3—Comrleto re­ Spencer eight, Trammell 16, Cawthon, Foster and Matthews far in turns from three precincts gi«e McAdoo 90, Underwood 56, Cntt* lead. 32, Jennings 14, Martin 63, TrnmGeorge A. Decottrs, State At­ (JRACEVILLE, Fla., June 3— mell 65. torney, who was defeated in the Graccville polled 660 votes nearly 11:29 P. M.—Returns from 14 Democratic primary Tuesday by •II for McAdoo. All McAdoo dele­ precincts at 11:15 o’clock here to­ I Millard n. Smith, of Titusville. gates received good votes. Joe night give McAdoo 1,922, Under­ Williams has big lead with Bryan wood 994. Henry Ford obtained Mack as close second. Catti leads one vote in precinct 27 here today Matthews 12, Carter 20. Cnwthon for Governor. and Samuel Gompers also was fav­ 27, Riley 12. Foster 30, Garcia 4. 10:56 p. m.—With 465 votes ored with one. LAKE BUTLER. Fla., June 3— 9:23 P. M.—Precinct 27. 11 Mir­ counrty in precinct No. 1, McAdoo Union County polled full vote. No amar’s Fashonable district intom- got 255 and Underwood 210. unusual incidents. Indications lete returns give McAdoo 441, 10:57 p. m.—Orlando, one pre­ McAdoo and Martin leading. Ac­ nderwood 230. cinct complete, out of 20 for Or­ cording to reports reaching pri­ ange county, gives Underwood 22, mary officials a complete count DEFUNIAK SPRINGS. June 3. McAdoo 30, Martin 32, Catts 10, prill be known before morning. Six precincts out of 21 give McA­ Jennings eight, Trammell five. doo 115, Underwood 139. Ander­ . WHITE SPRINGS, Fla., June son 45, Corr 29, Berry 51. Dor­ ST. AUGUSTINE, Fin., June 3— 3—Primary officials reported that man 19. Applcynrd 58, Hrynn 61, One precinct in Flagler County McAdoo Xhd Underwood arc run­ Campbell 18, Carter 28, Corbett gives: McAdoo 32, Underwood 20, ning close race in Hamilton Coun­ 20, Cramer 6, Dickerson 9, Gib­ Catts 14, Jennings 25, Martin 16, ty. Martin leading Catta by a bons 21, Gilchrist 30, Griggs 28, Cawthorn 3Q, Riley 17, Carter 7, small margin. Large vote polled. Igou 1, Morey 3, Murphy 9, Para­ Matthews 2, McWilliams 28, Tay­ Probkbly McAdoo and Martin dise 1, Stockton 10, Wall 15. For lor 23. victory. • governor, Catts 161, Jennings 32, 11:57 P. M.—In the Hastings Martin 85, Spencer 18, Trnmmejl precinct of St. Johns Cnuntv MoAVON PARK, Fla., June 3— 5. State Superintendent, Caw- Ado Is lending in the presidential A\*on Park, Highland County, thon 237, Riley 33. Carter 63, complete give for Governor: Mar­ Matthews 146. Foster 127, Gnr- race nnd W\ A. MncWilllains Is tin 191, Jennings 63 and Catts cia 27. Kehoe 237, Thompson 30, lending A. M. Taylor in the senntornl test. 130. Wiggins 34. I 12:01 A. M.—Two precincts, the 10:14—One precinct in Walton • TALLAHASSEE, Fla., June 3— county out of 21 give McAdoo 45, ! total so far in Flagler County give Precinct 18, gives Catts 122 out of Underwood six. Hutchinson three, j McAdo 50, Underwood 55, Catls 186 votes, city precinct 12 gives i Hrynn Mack 12, Williams 30, Catts 18, Jennings 29, Mnrtin 52, Cnw­ Jennings 247, Martin 1)0, Catts 33, Jennings 2, Martin 16. Cuw- thon 17, Riley 34, Carter 16, Mut86, Trammell 3, Martin gets 216 thon 50, Riley 2, Foster 42, Gar­ rthews 72, iMncWillinms 62, Taylor 34. second choce votes from Jennings cia, three. and Jennings 90 second choice votes 12:05 A.- M.—Five precinct* in­ from Catts in this precinct. ST. LEO, June 3.—The first 60 complete cut of a totul of 15 in 11:02 P. M.: From aeven pre- votes counted out of 126 cast in St. Johns County give'McAdo 181, . cincts out of 21 in Leon County this Pasco county precinct gives ■Underwood 110, Catts 70, Jenjrfv* Catts 59, Jennings 50, Martin McAdoo 17, Underwood 33. | nings 129, Mnrtin 204, Cawthon 29 In city precinct 13. McAdoo 9:19 p. m.—For governor, Catts ! 190, Riley 74, Foster 290, Garcia 292, Underwood 02. 1090 votes five, Jennings 19, Martin 28, Spen­ | 73, MacWilllams 164, Tuylor 251. polled In four city precincts, es­ cer 1. timated vote for county is 2,000. Polk County: With one hnlf of 9:49 p. m.—For congress, Drane . 11:06 P. M.—In three precincts 45, McCunts 3. the 42 precincts in Polk County In Leon county Including two city heard from at 2 o’clock the indi­ precincts McAdoo 527, Underwood ORLANDO, June 3.—One pre­ cations are that McAdoo is lead­ 265, Two precincts Including cinct in Orlntlno, complete, McA­ ing Underwood by n vote of over city No. 12, the following vote for doo 512, (Underwood 397. three to one and thnt Hrynn, Apdelegates third district Paul Car­ 10:55 p. m.—Precinct No. 4 of nleynrd, Carter nnd Griggs will ter 282, Hutchinson 114, Mack Orange county gives McAdoo 24, lie elected ns the delegates at 268, Williams 139, Yonjoyn 38. In Underwood 14. Catts 7, Jennings lurge. This vote for, governor in two precincts Including city Num- 13, Martin 18, Trammell three. 15 precincts complete-as follows: IpTffl rttmM !>■■■■■ rl .,. Forthi »„le let(l . ... ^ ?afe le«d ? In ln the ^ rse, J d*e hy c«rryin* q? precinct to.j* .T* ,,IU * n i n j f . The „ * ■ .- iion of first choice tote, w Leonsrdy 382, Wilkin*! , f S^ riff C. M. | to the office whiektl comfortable |tad J * opponent, E. E. BreK . Hs w,« not f w|?lle J- A. i v s y ceived very few LT‘7 carried a precinj^* i 1 Maxwell being much as the latter om vote was as follo,^ and Maxwell 323. * E. F. Houiholder nearly 400 over hia M re?J}lts in this election*! ho der 1,202 and * ■Ulta of the other"f®u.n‘y be found™ in this issue. SERVICE: That’, name. In doing bs you not only get _ _ |b«Ut W ii SS W l C l d P ( Phone pkCK 498. 8 ERV1C*) rF P ER, *ARM WBATHfit ( Warm w e ^ w T T .a little violent eierdw] splration, a cool brim ! h i? cold Cnd*with .B« aPr«P*ntl this ttw L well-known F0LETS AND TAR COMPOl coughs, colds, hoam« in Thomas, 712 West Ave., Scranton, Pi. • HONEY AND TAR v did me good, as I had i t head and chest." Get il day. Sold everywhere PttlvENTg INPh The greatest diicorcnl healing is the mirTtWj ■ preparation that.eoaa] and powder fora. It h binatlon treatment’thai purifies the wound of i caiwe infection but It flesh with extrsordi Bad wounds or cuts weeks to heal with tWi liniments mend quickly | powerful influence of tk ful remedy. Price (B 60c and $1.20. Powder I Sold by Union Ph »'N- ft ■ jK aH SM — 1 a : ^ * * * * * * * 4 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * '>4* * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 * * * 4 * ,t *, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ * * * * * * * * * * * * M 4 * * * * * ^ * * * 4 * * * * * * * * * ^ * ^ ^ ^ ^ f f ^ f ^ ^ ^ M i ■* . * . . *• The Real Estate Developers ’ ' j POINT OUT FACTS—\ o u —having an intelligent mind and can analyze them for profit. . ^ ^ 4U ^ • 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 D oubting Thomases come rig h t along, a fte r the development has made enormous profite for the pioneer investors, statin g the fact fhat they had the opportunity to buy and m ake a profit, too; but th a t they did not have sense enough The wise investor buys property ahead of g re a t developments and looks into the fu tu re for large profits enougn. Figure it all out for yourself. Where there is so much smoke there m ust be some fire. The Orlando E ast Coast ro ad connects the E a s t and W est Coasts a t the h eart of this g re a t peninsula. Thus Bithlo the commercial center nf East Orange, and Desota, .Tournalista, Cocoa and Melbourne Beaches, the finest beaches on the Florida Coast." Anyone who believes in the future development of Florida m ust realize the fortunes th a t will be made by the pioneer investors in these developments ■ Town developments are not new. Ju st think how many towns have been developed in this America since Columbus landed How fonllah it would be to think th a t other towns would n6t develop! • . aea‘ ™ w ^00*ls‘l There are many sound reasons for the development of Bithlo and we would like to have an opportunity of Dointine- out qnma ^ ffcna* ** you, after which you will be in position to judge our investm ent offering for yourself. Pointing out some of these to Cars leave our office 9:30 every day. Be our guests on a round trip to Bithlo without cost or obligation to you. .> Lewis W b a il e y d evelopm ent CO., B ITH LO , F L A . W ith o u t obligation please send m e lite ra tu re about thfi Tow n o f B ithlo DfeVelotrtneftf. 107 Park Avenue N am e ' v . : *.'. A d d ress - ..................* . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ /. v. •••* k A < - * •• ***************** I,< ....... JUJ Ik A A J IfW - • Tgv*^ r • ------- ill l I .. a �'* -u- , > ,‘|V , ,1 l» , . ,j >A G ETW O 7j ie Sanford Herald - •.-’, i rv ’it**1 ',u .■'-* •■*-' i ' * • 'h '• |f C o n v e rs a tio n s C h ild re n Q v e r-H e a r. [^(n^M^A(ii«'Mv)A»> -i». »» ■fcimiifi~* .v ..t/ ui..f..1" / r . ; u- iTI .'i t 'Tf tif/h a frt ,,:. » * 'l n 1 ‘ W h a t Is M o re •---r> ‘ 1 I l \ . r ’l l ! 41*1 4 J i f n i b i y W ith -y p e fe c h d ^ ? As Brisbane S^es It — -a;" The Franc Drops—Look Out. In a recen t issue of th e L ite ra ry D igest is a picture tjia t , Hr our en'n,ie, lS T A Heart loss I.aFollctte. I could be used to excellent purpose by organiations w orking devil only knows. The Sensitive Jnpnncse, , . . fo r b e tte r homes nnd bettfrr citizenship. The picture. Shows Our Third Richest (fives. E n te re d ,as aecond-cln** m a t t e r two men, each w ith a iittle child clinging to his hand. Ob­ C o p y rig h t, v s n The trouble witk^jj O cto b e r J7, 1919. a t th e poetofflce a t viously th e men nre tw o fa th e rs who have taken th e ir chil­ « is you get dust lB S an fo rd . F lo rid a, u n d er act of Mar. dren out fo r an afte rn o o n walk and h a re stopped for an in­ A BAD DROP in the vnlue of i i iw . __________ „ terchange of g reetin g s and a bit of conversation. s lhe franCi f„ijinK below five Book». I The men a re jle p ic te d as tw o jolly good fellows, laughccnts wag a daugeroiu-slgn for P rre lilrn t O I . U M ) I.. IIKAX only things which 1,1" The th in g s th ey h a v c - t c r . c a c t i yw,terd*r.' r A * tid w A ftn n E ito ... K4 I’k o i r l U* The two little children nre stan d in g close, th e ir eyes S . 107 .MuxnnUi* A <em ir . wide un..* ----------changers u Whnt money think, of A man is as old a, j open in am azem ent a t w h a t th ey nre overhearing, w hich the the franc tells their opifmm .of a woman, is ,oiy M £ .. I C M t H I P T I O J I HATES. a rtis t has labeled in a scroll coming o u t of the m en’s m ouths, fvuhp'i^an conditions. 'And (their One T e a r ___ 17.00. 81* M onths I1..S0 acts. ' D e l l e a r e d In city by c a r r ie r per m 1 ’’obscenity, p ro fan ity ." • opinion ist usually close to th? fact. 'w e e k 16c. W eek ly E d itio n I I per o je a r.-. It requires no im agination a t all to see th a t th e t two They have their Jiand tin the big" O^PUAT£S“*|{h| fnth ers are kindly, w ell-m enning men. T hey would not u n ­ artery of finance and that tclls'ihc ; hair shipgjyd—pHdtuti S PE C IA L NOTICE. aid. i . w i icow: cown inTo>; 1 »1 All o b itu a r y notices. ca rds °! necessarily b u rl th e ir children ror an y th in g . They* would story # j t h a n k s , r e so lu tio n s and notices of fight a t the drop of th e h a t in protection of th e ir children’s ( j lii.'itjoR 5 milW(5 Faces ’>e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w here c h a r g e s a re The«# i*1110*-geo] *u made, w ill be c h a n te d for a t ren u safety. And y e t they arc exposing th e m to danger vastly LAFOLLF.TTE ‘ is apparently ' tT c . t l a r adv e i U sin g rates. we1Will be irtngiftt fif-» more capable of leaving them m arred fo r life th an is any *heartless, -— ■ •• * lie •intends to make from now. M E E H E n T H E AS8COATEO PIIKS9 mere physical d isaster. T hey arc, placing germ s of moral congress return to,- -Washington K# • T h e A ssociated P r e s s Is eiclu* after the conventions nnd go on leprosy w ithin reach of th e ir ch ild ren ’s souls. slvely e n t itle d to m e use fo r repuh’l l With fiirplone ,.p llcallon of all news disp a tc h es c r e d ­ J u st howjmdeh of th e overheard conversation will linger forking. V ite d to It or not o t h e r w i s e credited nmy be «*hW U bro^ in these children's m inds you cannot guess, b u t any one If ho wrtuld be content not to In t h i s p a p e r and .*?}• J S m J as safoiy and as quickly j n e w s published herein. All n t f m ' studying th e picture will certain ly be inclined to give a lilt I* make the poor congressmen work ,1' of rc publlcatlon of Hoecial dlipntcn* cross the street. thought to tbc old adage, " L ittle p itch ers have big c a rs” and when they would like to be plnythg • i h e re in a re a lio rc*«rvtd. w r TEU.CWCEPUBUOH5-make a little inquiry into how he* him self contributes to con­ and mendfng their fences, nnd Tif ■ There nre about 10,000 H THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1024. versation overheard by little hoys and ffirls. he would not run independently varieties of fish nnd often 3 Vl£ ACS IjAAEKeP HERE in There are fam ilies in which all th e ■gossip of th e town is for the presidency. LnFollottc’a at a swell summer resort ** CieveLPiMP B S elecT a BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY rehearsed in th e h earin g of little children. T here are fam ilies Republican friends would be- mtich he is oil nf them. ■* ’. i * G L A D N E S S IN S E R V IC E :— CAMOioaTe Fo r v ic e Serve the Lord with gladness. En­ in which, in the presence of a tte n tiv e little boys nnd girls, obliged to him. ■flees ipE nT An optipiist is a man „ ter into His gates with thanksgiv­ the most reverent of su b jec ts a re discussed with levity. J always surprised at the *« THE PROGRESSIVE VntertM ing, and into His courts with while a pessimist Is a maa7 You have seen th e dem ure little girl playing quietly w ith praise; bo thankful unto Him, and her doll listening to th e conversation of th e women spending League of .Michigan, indorses .La. always disgusted with it. bless His name. For the Lord is V Foliettc for the presidency. But the afternoon on her m o th er’s veranda. Did you ever th in k A ' good.—Psalm 100:2, 4. There nre no free schoU™ w hat kind of knowledge or w h at so rt of ideals th a t child is that docs not mean that ho^will in the hcHoo! of EyptfaM run. . _ r ..} ^ j* J THE IJUILfTKHS you can get off much fir1** building fo r fu tu re use? fv, i All are architects of Fate, • l i s t e n democtcaI s The oplhioh’o f sdtne fhftf'krrow studying your, lessqns. ([ You have seen th e sm all hoy stan d in g n ear th e group ol Working in these walls of Time; LaFolktte th U that hd wUl noj TSe man we wmina I e h e r e ■ Some with massive deeds and men on the corner. T he hoy is quietly w h ittlin g , b u t his ears */•' / I t is ycry hard to diink1 in new Yo r u must Be The fairly tw itch w ith the a tte n tio n he is giving to th e talk and run imUjlgtkluntty. --The. Vcfult [ great. , . on n cool (font porch in would be thnt he would elect Some with ornaments of rhyme. the la u g h ter of th e m en. T /nnt Is he h earin g ? man I kaT cam vUl/d about | the poor childrtaVl shortage. ’ Children who h e ar good language and kindly speech, Democrat, by defeating Copll tT c Nothing useless is, or low; ----or that Cooiidgo -would defeat and who are guarded a g ain st th e germ s th a t lend to harm ful Each thing in its place is best; The British, arc goinu t, ■ thoughts and harm ful practices a re children who dwell in. and the Dcmocrnt conibined.^P And what seems but idle show their war lux on musical L Strengthens and supports the homes and am ong grow n-ups th a t are tru e to th e ir tru s t. The or result would plfase LhFbJh menta so nmy |o-? a.litifcl M rest. over tho results. abominable selfishness th a t ru n s a home fo r th e convenience or lv> good for'Klm'polillcall physically. and cornfort of th e grow n-ups, w hen th e re .a re ,little .children t • , Ffgr/R *^ •-Fdr tho structure that we raise, l o ’whose lives every condition should he ad ju sted , is th e kiin Time is with materials filled; JAPAN WII.L celebrate sq]<Xbm-i i • Our to-days and yesterdays of selfishness one finds in the households w here n o .th o u g h l ly "in the national spirit move­ REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS I Arc the blocks with which we is given to w h at conversations th e children overhear. ** ment" the funeral rtf n JingihesQ, , . TAMPA TRIBUNE .. 1 builds who killed himself ns n vtiti-.A, T h a t L ite ra ry D igest picture should be used as a tra c t against American exclusl for wide-spread d istrib u tio n . '* ’ * Truly shape and fashion these; America. * ’jilt* nftnount of money engaged mortgage, totuls fi,987,3H6, with a 1 Leave no yawning gaps between; o It’s the fashion in Japnrf, in financing real estate develop- total estimated debt at<hc clo«c or * Think not, because no man sees, wns’in the old days of the men in the United States, that is, | 11)23 of $ 14,087,4dr*?172.00, the reNo Dull Summer Season Such things will remnin unseen. rai, if your honor wns otTeJi! ^ U itb ital amount of money loaned j port states The total number of sit on the door-step of tBo- Atm in tho United States is 4,A news, sto ry in T h e H erald today tells of 5288,960 that offended you nnd-with a ahwP ^ 1 ’°" fnrm-s* ,lonu>s nm‘ business' homes , In the cider days of Art, '317,f.99. property, is greater than the total Builders wrought with greatest worth of real e sta te ch an g in g hands d u rin g th e m onth of May knife, especially made for Iht>'.pur­ Of tho almost four nnil a half amount of money in circulation in care ■ ns evidenced by w a rra n ty deeds filed in th e th irty -o n e days pose, perform hari-knrf by disdm- tin- United States plus alt tho gold! million farms in tho United States v Each minute and unseen part; Doweling yourself. of th a t m o n th .’ . nml silver reserve in the U nited! the number whose ownership is be. * For the Gods see everywhere. Coming a t th is tim e of th e year, supposedly known to be WE SYMPATHIZE,with tbe-sub- States Trensury, according to nn ion of the -role of credit is 1,727.9.19. The ostimaWd debt • Let us do our work as well, the "dull" season all over th e s ta te , th e se figures are signifi­ Ject of tho mikado who thought it estate development which on all farms nt the clcse ofi;19p3 j Both the unseen and the seen; necessary to rip open his-abdomen el is given ns ?r>,308,870,4^0,09. beeh muiie. byn thei Nation; Make the house, where Gods may cant. T hey indicate th a t instead of falling off th e activ ity in ubecause v v i i u ^ e wc* r, won’t m i q v neetpt, nAsiatics a ig iiL a _; _ *! .. r n I n .,* _ i_ A totrif o f $3,BO«,SbO,dOO.OO Wns the renl e sta te m ark et of th is city is steadily increasing and T rr here. But we'don’t get tort m uch'^. Association of Real Estate dwell, , .. .< ,ir being loaned on business property Hoards. tU Jke» as the sum m er comes on th e deals grow more nunferous. (■ Beautiful, entire and clean. excited about it. A conservative estimate of nil in the United States a t the elttec Millions of Chinese arc shut out B usiness m en in S anford have rem arked on th e good con­ a '■ s a t e C o u rrtfi s e )'■< } Else our lives nre incomplete, of Jnpnn, from which ull Chinese unns secured by farms, homes nnd of 1923, tho report estimates. ,t iisiness properties in the United . Sheitcr for 22,139,385 persons t, Standing in these walls of Time, ditions p rev alen t.h ere. T hey rep o rt th a t th e m onth of May labor is excluded. If those, Chi­ msi sum of is provided by homes nndfuprtis Broken stairways, where the feet was a record-breaker. Many say th a t it was th e b e st m onth nese took it into their heads t'o kill Htates is the enormous T h e s a f e c o u r s e i n f i n a n c i a l c h a n n e l s is tire report owned under mortgage. Crqdit Stumble as they seek to climb. in the en tire year. T h e m erch an ts feel optim istic over the themselves, Japan would say; $21,310,525,513.0-1, the states. This is more than the nl- fer purchase of homes and furms o n e c h a r t e d b y k n o w l e d g e a n d e x p e rie m tj outlook for th e balance of th e sum m er season and expres USurry. but. .wo cwdt duuum. ofin ffnr -iTinr - ■ t r r TIP* WllilPfl BtateBj|hns mddc possibly the o^nersWn -to-day? than, •Iroug.aod-aur#.. Iaw-s on thnt account.” 7/ -the-opfnlorrthat-n?ttnrmnrrths“rnmc nnd W birkilYg.ss'wi'ircan which is in round numbers eleven of 8,714,425 city anu form hotnps. T h i s i n s t i t u t i o n o f f e r s its 's a fe im a rd s 'a a j T With a firm and -ample base; tinue to jm p ro v e. j. u ' P ■ ;, i ____HIt iis more B _ than all It is reasoryiblfi to nsaurtre th a t,! ascending nnd secure .,-G E u u u E f , Ba k e r .- who i* btllloa dollars. ^ ikL discounts o£ all* bunks, were ;t not tnr thw '/fywUable iofig-ill; fo-’niorraw: Jted-itavtdaciTi i, rldilnf i Seitcial m onftm-ago *leading^ttfensr/pi’erfhrh?H*t hittrlSZ!!__ .... — - S,- tha*_._ ‘---- -term rrcdil. Ihcre ,w<ajJjthe Ul/Tdlil ’ll iirtriFrJ' jiAltPlSil; d trust crrmprmfrsV—^nrr i/ktisJL would be a b a n n e r y e a r in th e histo ry , o f Sail ford an d Sem ir men in Amerlei 0»tiuc eVfu.think embers of tho Federal Reserve age in housing greater oven th a n » he is 'th e richest) lias given five nole c o u n ty jm d tlja t d u rin g th e y e a r th o g ro w llu iiid jjro sn e r- mm,,,,, . u il ,,-. i „ h , S T R E N G T H -^- S E R V I C E to e n -' System, which total $11,934,000,-' now exists. Although the average nnnual in­ |0. It is greater -than the ttital ■ t^ r f ^ te « f tI o I F W ‘(iuhT-»e b e tte r th aii e v e r befrfrcV T f i e s r p ^ H And one boundless reach of sky. dictioriH a rc p fo v in g to bo co rrect. tratinn. M r.; Raker,’* who wiould. ross public debt -of the United- terest paid on mortorage debt is In —Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. De the worliVa riche.-t^man States, which is S21,914.000,000. s round numbers one and n half fin Evidencea-of th e g re a t strid e s being made by th e county surely. rhriatophervJLUflumbus, at tho billion of dollars, the estimated if <br cmild pass H ipry. Fora, nnd is reflected In th e figures su b m itted by th e banking in s titu ­ John D. Roe kv felloe,., .who Is HI he discovered*, Artierien, had rate of increase in mortgage in­ The primary Is over. clock in motion that would vestments per annum is only one -otions which show enorm ous increases in bank deposits, by th e years old, and a brisk givtr of 4% In te re s t P aid on Savings It looks now us if Martin has post office which show s stead y gro w th , by building perm its miUiuas, ---- .. , ^ jjPitint 1 a dojlar eVejy second and billion dollars. Taking into consucceeded in drowning that Catt. He nave Cornell SI,835,000; two recorilJ the total, the cIock wouhl | sidoration that the interest paid to j which are g e ttin g m ore num erous dully, nnd by m any o th e r millions * * i *L“ the investor investo is not net profit, that; to the Red Cross; one mil- still have to tick on approximately more before it w-----R ould'in Next on tho program is the Ite- lines of activity.* In^addition to th ese th e fa rm e rs of Sem i­ lion‘to the. Metropolitan Museum 83-L-ycnrs ... . addition to income nnd sur-tax * publican National Convention at nole are enjoying th is y e a r n good m ark et and nre receiving of Aft; $500,000 to the New York reneh the total of the present credit}the owners of mortgage securities states arc taxed upon the ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■H*****H *********k*l| I | Cleveland beginning next Tuesday. good prices fo r th e ir products. i Hospital ;"*$TOO,<WO til ^CSlumbi* fWhteh is being *use«i in r«*l estate in many nmount of the principal which is --------o-----— Tncnigages in the United States University** tde. y The city com m issioners in line w ith .th e .progress of tiw Sanford continues to grow at a invested, it is found probable that ■ ,4*.Tac-mnr|gagu debt, on hom marvelous rote, Judging by the wny city are going ahead w ith extensive strpcY-jnw.mg, pro ru s h ­ JUST WHAT n "school of busl* fnrms nnd business properties in the amount being reinvested is np-;3 ’ property is being sold nnd building ing to completion the new m unicipal w aterw o rk s pUmt and ness_ administration" can do re­ the United Stntes is now inereas- proximntciy equal to the net re-.* permits are being issued. a Billion dollars a year,[turn on such securities after the system and a re m aking*their plans fo r th e acquisition <>f th e mains f6“lie seen.*" Will It'nlake the dng-almnst --------o-------sons of vi ry rich men interest the report stntes. This is an in-, payment of taxes. WHOLESALE COAUfflSSION MERCHANTS. & This is election day in the San- u y gas and electric light plant, as au th o rized by the citizens themselves ip business? Probably crease of $ 101,25(3,573.07 for finan­ Two factors tend to divert money *: J /R ichm ond, V irginia. - * , . , ■ * , k not and thjt/y fortunate for the cing homes, jqj(Increase of $334,- to investment channels otljer than J •> ford Chamber of Commerce. But a t th e bond,election in J a n u a ry . there hasn’t been much campaign­ mortgages, the* repert states. » 470,123.30 ,for finlincing liusincss country. Too many hereditary i he resid en ts of th is city hav e right'to-feek*gpod. Sap-* ing going on as far as has been or billionaires Would properties through mortgage, und These factors are the tnx on the;* Headquarters .(oc all Varieties of rrfl ford is steadily grow ing and is being co n stru cted an. a basis millionaires noticeable. nn inereasr-of $2,57,733,048.81 on principal invested, which comdi-m lx: bad. 1 t — o - — of soUdity w hich will cause it to continue to be known a’rf farm mortgage loans. tuten a double taxation, nnd th e 1" and Vegetables, Prompt-and feson { l • - •*: t * RE PORT BUS, reformers, friends ; The "election extra" published by tru ly th e city s u b sta n tia l.” Tho nuq>hcr of homes in (he large number of high-yield tax ex- jpj • The Sanford Herald Wednesday of democracy nnd equality, nre United .States, not farms, ownir- empt securities' now Upon the; ; morning .was in great demand. *...... Attentioir to All Sbipments T i talking about "the millions thnt ship of which is hehf»;*ubJoct to a market. I Thirteen hundred copies of this wilLba.apcn^ Jo cheat the law" in I N T R O D U C I N G F L O R I D A W l V i • P«ptT were disposed of in quick «» recent nrracioaiT Chifchgo mur­ m . TAMPA TIMES , V * time. der; The sunk of* two rich murdered n»bJr whose *fbthef 7 ? ,^ . G R E E N - S T U F F F O R F O O D a Sanford will soon.have ncrurate iH a m iu iiiiin u 1 There is such a storehouse of I «*.,*• t. ,u , , , i is rich, yfiujx(V V[R1 be spec, **"*( ’ * JACKSONVILLE TIMES-UNION - population figures. A new Polk wealth, treasure, industry and un- mS ' °nl? fli4c‘° P course, l awyers m d alienists ' directory is being compiled and will ique things in Florida thut not Thr™ i- .7* ' - / T°m get big fees. But the thing Vlll THE NEW TREAT * contain-up to the minute infnrmn- many of us who live here have yet i ‘n ^ V£ rt * * } not run into millions. And the Summer is, or should he, tbc and sending u little of it south for * tlorf concerning the growth of this come into more than an exceeding-! t W akm** **f' ease - has bad so much publicity healthiest period of the year in Ihclthe enjoyment of those who liava tiruRK lsta a r e tmilritctad to r e f u n d m oney In e**ry-tutt»w* i city. s a t i s f a c t o r y re so ltn a r e n o t .o b ta in e d . Th« v rry first ly vague idea of what she has. This | that the millions-would, not be ef­ tempernte zones at lenst. At this ct.K.M j u .\»: s t.kvjsit a s p Kii>xi;t t o x i i ■ 1 furnished truinlouds of vegetables is n splendid time for us to beOldsmnr^ias n factory for inak fective even if th<y were sprnt. time almost everybody can have a l m o a t I n v a r ia b l y etopa ih 'e te n d e n c y • of sn c ssln t *£?*!! . Now that clectioiV^Ts over nnd come better acquainted with Flor- ing smudgun for heating groves. a n d t h e t h i r d dose u s u a lly s t e p s t h e se v erest COLO. TM t * an uhundancc of green food—and while the frosts still held their . the excitement has died down con- ida, ir. order that we may he better Florida has the only genuine Gold m i s t be classed a s a a s rlo u a d ise a se so net rid of Its IT WOULD BE BAD tor the that is wh^t. ovary..nature needs, lands quiet nnd unproductive. ** .V'4'** _ ^ v * r l - s irtf .n r,, n r y o u hav e that fhHjT. J" * aldcrably, plans for "Pay-Up capacitated for telling the multi­ ever-bearing orange trees in tho public frame of jnind, bad for all and the oirlgmar intention, so fnr With a d u ll hoadach idache. It’s u s u r e s ig n t h a t you hsye t**»*. Florida people should cat green v Week" will go forward. During tudes of visiters about her when world in Highlands county. A »* r *........... those concerned, if there should ns science can determine. Cooked stuff i a n w e l o o . "but buy a ull the time. There is no ex­ ■ * the days immediately proceeding they cmne back for the. winter. AND K l D . v r r TONIC todsy. The w»l Tnrpon Springs is the larjyjat I ? any justifiable suspicion of mon­ foods and'- meats . are acquired cuse for not having fresh vege­ .en cun imi, m.mo io tuKu a cbanco at this Urns • i the primary and while returns were Florida ships .unnuully' 80,000 sponge market of the world. * ey’s influence In thntf particular tastes, nfidjt <*oh bo easily proved tables—and hy green things it is J■ a,,„ t or sale a; coming In the committee in charge cars of vegetables, fruit*. Held murder case. that a vegetable diet is perfectly Flcrlda has the only grapefruit not meant that some should not he ' ? did not meet. But now everybody crops and live stock, shipping an It is to be hoped that solemn of sustaining life und con­ cocked. Turnip greens nnd mustard ^ is ready for n decidedly succesful average of six cars of fruit und in the world bearing a perfumed gentlemen won't overdo their mor­ capable tinuing henkh, inm ost places. Al­ and cabbage, from the gnrden, tur­ i "Pay-Up Week." vegetable* every hour of tho year. fruit. alizing about the lack of religious most cvvtyhodjr cqjoys meat, how­ nips and beets and carrots nnd ' ■ ■ ■ ■ n a > H n n u M a r a ^ | , a e a w l I n i i n i a u H Near I'alatka is the only camThe citrus crop in 1922 returned education in public schools being ever, and the use, of,m eat in mod­ beans und corn nnd tomatoes and * McAdoo carried Florida by an 127,000,000, pearly live ami one-! I'h"r tree grove in Americn. responsible for crime. It would be eration ffocK'jio harm to the people okra—and u hundred other good TT TT* i r r . overjvhelming vote. Sanford, as half times the cost of tho stato l Florida has. in Okeechobee couti' easy to compile n list of criminnls the pNvent ngt?*? *.There should things are now nvuilnble nt the f the state lieadquarters for the when the United Stntes bought it *y* lh« °n!y Gorduma (Brazilian* that have recently gone from the of bo cart%(roolBiv'qr,!.lthr health, to corner grocer’s if the garden was j McAdoo campaign, has derived from Spain In 1819 for $5,000,000.' Kniss stock farm in the United ileath house to the gallows or the have plenty uf gre(-h rt»ff. and this not \a success. There ought to be * \ much good publicity from tho work Florida makes 500,000,000 ei Slates. electric chair that never hnd any­ is the seusoiClwhl^ht'li is available something of tha kind mentioned t ! i carried on here. It is this kind of gars and 8,000,000 cigarettes an­ Honey is shipped out of Floridff thing but religious education. und can ^without grdbt on the table every tiny or twice n S ^ I advertising which puts a city on the nually. in car lots. Bootleg gin and'w hiskey have effort ori oay perhaps/ Meat inti bread will t* f date-lines of many newspapers in Ferns are sold annually to t|wJ more to do with crinitV and vice The only factory in tho world A par West I’al sustuin life—'but in' warm weather [5 J many sections of the whole country. making paper from saw grass is value of $300,000. '. » nmong the young than, pay failure Beach I ’t i s r t h e o t l__ n-r u . J a y ____ .such; a diet) dht-jj not conserve fa [■ And it is this kind of publicity thnt in Leesburg. Seven-thousand.five hundred cars to mix the teaching of arithmetic "There is nothing like green s tjff tho fullest enjoyment of hen cannot bo purchased for doliurs und America's only factory for mak. of watermelons and 300,000'era and-religion, ol. lor food. ThiA is the claim of Ur. cents. ing furnitura from palmetto is in ! «»f cantaloupes have been. MVP lW te * Hove of New Siprk’s grttonicai gar. iH Tampa. ' out of Florida Un a season. • AMERICAN FLYERS have ar­ den, In fact, he declares that gre£n C ontem porary Comment Seven new officials and twentyrived a t Kagushimi, an thu. Janan- plnets nre the only food-factori«*v T hei ^ fivc. hundred new clerks have been • ~ is ese Island Kuyshu. And Captain Tho meat, milk, butter and eggs j *added to the forces at Wushlngtnn M Y F A V O R IT E S T O R IE S D’Oiay, the Frciuthmgit ijyiniz,on we get from aniquils and poultry labor[ forfilis bread^ and’ The American people should not I* by the bonus act. But some people his own hook, landed from Peflng i merely spend ull their energies probing 5 ly cofne second-hand from BY IRVIN S. COBB think this extra expense will be save.sais tnoney, awakens to a t Chihli, in Chiaa, orv.hlL way ter p|lnrd life—the real creator into the government. They should ; ■ entirely carried by big business nnd rove a little of it to probe into Mujcden. . . . of ftmi. There Is more of the tho small man don't have to pay. ■The late Shelby CuUum, United candidate on the party ticket was Millions of thode thut read to­ fountain-nf youth in a basket of hack yards with a spade.—Duytona a consciousness of p^wer The ex-service man will receive a States senator from Illinois for brought up, and regarding thj» day’s news about this experimental gredi Journal. odiblqs right out of the gar­ few dollars worth of insurance and person's mentality ono of the group flying will live V* * cross both which^enaibles *him to suc­ in return will continue paying ex­ so many years, had tho reputation was moved to speak freely and oceans in airships that .will go nnd den, according to the doctors, tb«ui A Miami paper . prints the th en is in u basketful of uny hind cessive taxes for years to come, —And deserved it—for being con- with bitterness. some as regularly5 aw any express, y jjm d s ." . ceed. j \ * portrait of a Miami lady who "rel a funny business. servatve in npeech and action. “Say," snorted the critic, "that train. * ** " ‘ * ' turned with her husband from a n stuff is available to thus? • o Mainly he let others do the talking fellow is nothing but a poor ftahi . q, . . honeymoon," und one wonders if Valuable aid was given The Hcr- while he listened anjl took mcntu! I don’t ' “ see how we can be expec «$ai LADY. DIANA MANNERS. whojlivc in Florida twelve months: that is an unusual thing for Miami by Ben D. Guthrie in furnlsh- notes and then, whtu ho q jj W . ^ A m a n .w ith a small j brides to d o .-S t. Petersbulg to support him u t the election." * , whose married name is Lady Duff . election returns to the people generally ha said something worth tn can have something fresh Times. cr and whose mother is tho He looked toward Senator Cul*—nSanford. n i. Working from eight listening to. ew of Rutland, _iftucne.d to lunt, as the leader) for confirmatlqn *t» o--’ f>>u Tuaaday night until four on, is* tell ing ner com painof .C % ir~iTiule *frtn g nn<i W W “Bd M n p d^a of the most surprising rev- f . One time ha was in conference of ihts offhand diagnosis,— .— —a ■ASi-jct-* ; s u n n i e r , although the land needs Wednesday afternoon with with a group of Republican leaders that we are charming, but drink a The senator stared thoughtfully w ‘ m 8 * yCt in an> ’ of the “ short reat, Mr. Guthrie gave and so OP rest, and midsummer is the great deal too much. The United ana sub-leaders auD-ieaders at Washington. *A into space, meanwhile tugging at Waihington inquiries has been the A C0MMUNI [BUILDER of hU time and ability, re- campaign was impending and* pclo­ his chin. States can only reply, “ Dear Lady, sea on most suitable in the South. incidental discovery thnt there is a : to accept paym ent' from Htcal 4faya and means were bcinng a f . w H itii® .1 F. P. FORSTER, President "A poor fish, no doubt,” he said, we know i t Come back and help BuB at that time the northern prominent bootlegger in a federal newspaper. s ta t* w e enjoying tho green stuff prison.—St. Augustinp Record, us.” * canvassed. The name of a certai certain "but still hes’ our fish." F a M b lrf w n » fltn » « » « » » • I n U r k r Tlie H e r a ld P r in t in g C(q H«Kfoni, F lo rid a . i i i i J i Hi t vt I s L. 1 V ir g in ia P ro d u c e Comp: FOR SAD k j ROUMILLAT ANijERSOI •■ftsasa s S y ****vw■ M il V‘ ^ 2 ** * \ i 4! ■ '1 r.. # 1 » ■ r-t Li.' �'aimed' Social THE EYES BAVE IT, AS THEY SAY IN THE BEAUTY CONTESTS . rf.'a . Karle’a Circle will at 4:00 o’clock a t the home % C. E. Henry,, 9 IB Magnolia Circle of the vtcrian Church will meet ui amc of Mrs. Joe u,. ChittenH4 Laurfel Avenue, a t 41 Saturday [•American Legion Auxiliary tftt With Mrs. W. T. Langley ['clock. ersonals AgarfT Cupid played its part when afe 3 o’clock Wednesday* aft­ ernoon Miss Berta Artie Turner, and Mr. Jack F. Breeden were very quietly married at the home of the bride on Palmetto Avenue by Rev, Dr. F. D. King, The bride waa attired in a most beautiful tan RoahanivBUjirepe dress-- wilL-enroiaao Hen to match. The house was gorgeously, decorated in beautiful radiance rotes, fern and snapdrag­ on. The bride is the oldest daugh­ ter of Mrs. H. 3. Mamrick, of Sanf6rd, coming here two years ago from Richmond, Va. She.la a young lady. of. charming, personality, and ha* many friends by whom sne.ia greatly esteemed. Mr. Breeden is a young, man of sterling qualities. He hka made his home in Sanford for some time. Thi young couple left immedi­ ately after the ceremony for Knox­ ville, Tenn., where they will spend their honeymoon. Their many friend* join- in wishing them a J, L. Miller adklj children, t spending the summer at i Beach, spent; Wednesday Dr. and. Mm Ifc Jt. Carpenter tatf lu tin g today for ~4al»lond: Dr. Carpenter wit! teach one of the Sodtham . College summer, school courses for undergraduate- ministars. They-will return to Sanford about June SO. ' -------Mrs. J. T. Miller left Thursday morning for Hollidaysburg, Pa., to meet her son, who is a third year BURNED A bam contali as velvet; the ideal we all strive to cattle caught attain, no blemishes, no eruptions. cows were burned to death, ho bUdftmda, jo marks to destroy are indirectly blamed for tbi the evert texture of healthy skin. The-secret is pore, red blood free —Bulletin. from poisons and impurities, blood Clean out the rata and | that makes, the bodw glow. and. n d i. against this happening to you ate health, blood that drives pirn- ’ a package of Royal ’ Guars pies, bods eruptions, eczema and Rat-Kake. Positively DBST1 skin blemishes from the system. rjts! Sold and guaranteed' l LEOWAHDrs ELIXIR FOR THE B LO O D . makes rich red good druggists. Slh&L- drives, the impurities o u r brings the glow of healtlu Use it A SPLENDID FBBLINi now. Insist on LEOIIARDI’S. That tired, half-sick, disc Refuse substitutes. A t all druggists. ed feeling caused by a torpid*' and constipated bowels can NURSING BOTTLES ATTRACT j gotten rid of with THEM! * promptness by using-H< ' Baby's nursing bottles attract - feel1 ita beneficial effec rats! They will do anything to first dose aa ita purifying i get at the bottle. I f they do, they ulating effect is tnorou will infect the milk with disease. *complete. It not only dr For Health’s sake wipe out ra ta l' bile and Impurities but It Use Royal Guaranteed Rat-Kake.’ a splendid feeling of exhi Positively DESTROYS ‘all rats, f strength, vim, and buoys Sold nnd guaranteed by all good spirits. Price 60c. Sold by druggists. ' Pharmacy. The greatest discovery in flesh healing is tho marvelous Borozone. a preparation that contra in liquid and powder fornt> It!is a com­ bination treatment that not * only purifies the wound of terms that cause infection but it heals the flesh with extraordinary speed. Bad wounds or cuts which take weeks to heal with the ordinary liniments mend quickly under the powerful influence of this wonder­ NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH ful remedy. Price (liquid) 30c, Tho new. treatment- for torn flesh 00* and $1.20. Powder 30c nnd flOc. cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations Sold by Union Pharmacy. that Is doing such wonderful work in flesh healing is the Borozone liquid and powder combnation treatment. The liquid. Borozone la a powerful antiseptic that purifies the wound of air poisons and infec­ tious germs,, while the Borozone powder is the* great healer. There is nothing like it on earth fur speed safety and efficiency. Price, (liquid) 30c, 6(fc and 11.20; powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Union Pharmany.—Adv. jkcaaow v i l l i to D elig h tfu lan d B eneficial of Local Man Is orded A Distinct ipr in Appointment Pp REDUCED PARES BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA BOSTON , of the most distinct honors iboym a young n u n Is that has recently been accorded ■CrT-. '-if • n Hsnry of Tncaon, Aria., ident of the , University [ion* and a son. of H r. and V, R. Henry of this city,"who ctiVed an appointment to the I States Military Academy St point. y ’ ng Runt haa just completed ltd year a t the Arizona uniI where he was a first lieutin the R. O. T. C. company, itly he was elected to the iird and Blade Society, which orated recognition In military a •is a member of the Kappa a Fraternity,'-He-is to report pit Point.July J, and will Tucson about June 16. His its, residing lm thin city- for |ait few month* have just rd of Mr.; Henry’* good forMr. Henry's father is travelcore tentative for the Vowel! WO AW—Omaha (.ICO) 8 educa­ band; 7:45 talk; 8 dance; 8:45 mo­ r Manufacturing Company and tional; tor talk; 9 ‘‘The Bohemian Girl.’ kins his headquarters In thin WFr—Philadelphia (396) 4 talk; WCBD—Zion (345) 7 musical: i;orchestra (.talk.. . V - • . iAR^P)illadelphiaV(3»6) 5:30 Radio Program • ■ (326) 6:60 * Program for June 6. U .V*V* 33^-Atlanta Journal -(429) •8(462)' 4:30 luical concert; 10:46.organist. conce Ir-PUtSifrghi55lab,Uriel ei Kay b$e ;S6 :45 GR^-Buffalo (319) >4:30/- mu- music Keep cow* like this Sii|, news. ’ f ' ' 9 co& f S R flR g tC P P ; the Job by feeding -Portland •(492)-. 10:16*12, p!AQ—Chicago News (447.8) Hnppy Cow Sweet Feed ^iks; 8:15_Central Church —a nigh quality feed KPO—San Francisco (423> b-orcontaining 24 % digesti­ icatru; i t organ; 12' Bradflaid’a »nd. >r- I* | ble protein. WOT—Sehehcctady (380 ) 6:45 close; 0:30* musical-..... ■, .v»-« %•»-' M adeof cottonseed cm uiTinoci os huiaoclsniai m W A SH IN G TO N . T h n o u o h T icke ts - * A TLA N TIC CITY MAKE TRAVEL A PLEASURE Good Conhictions S k c u n s B ta tb xo om A c c o m m o d a t i o n # in a d v a n c e MERCHANTS A N O MINERS- T R A N S CO, P*«* BOO E. SAY SA Tslbvmi SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT mN - *■ /it Our Line of Poultry,,D*Lir^ and Hofae Feods, “Pratt’a” Poultry FeedB and> Heine* dies will increa«eiyour egg Pro* duction. CHICKUi "Hood Good*” Horae, Dairy and Poultry Feeda are ffuaranteed to ^lcaao. Ju s t give them a trial. , “YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED/* * i f Sanford Feed & Supply Jno Co. — - Phone *539 ■ - W. Sneed. Myrtle Ave. & 4th St. —— meal; linseed meal, com [iltime; 6:40 musical; 6:16 .veain ; 7 concert. WBC—Washington (409) 6:45 NU| v i l v ( IIl4 U H i| U t T U COT A GALLON MHASUH8 HULL TUB PIRlT TIME! • Glenn Herrick, noted- scientist, states that In one eiperlment, he gathered a full gallos measure of ‘roaches in a kitchen tia t was Imdly infested They breed with startling rapdity, nnd nre a serf. 0us menace to your health. Get Royal Guaranteed Roich Powder, today. Rapid. Sure. Sold and gluten feed, peanut oil feed, alfalfa meal, com meal Sweetened with pure cane molasses. lU U B lV v Aa—Cleveland (390) 7 con- Made by Edgar-Morgan Co., Memphis— makers of high quality 5kA—Dallas News (476) 4 address; 8:30-9:30, must£•12, dance. IT-Detrolt New* (617) 7:30 * orchestra, choristers; 9 tttte’s orchestra; 10 News ( tn / JC^rDavenport (484) 5:30, •sa; 8 orchestra, baritone, (AP—-Fort Worth Star Tejfr£<(76) 9:30-10:46, concert; t-H aatlnga (841) 0:30 H aitICollege con serve to .rah Wlege conierVitory. ■' SAF—Kansas City S t*r(411) rhool of air; 11|45-1 orchestra, j —Los Angeles (409) 8;46 p, concert: 10 musical; 11 p . w f e pkS—Louisville Jourmir (4°0) wRadical, lectures. U—Medford (360 ) 6 Big wr Club; 6:30 talk; 6 radio feeda. Sold by Seminole Feed Summery Frodks LAC—Minneapolis - SL Paul- 1:30, lectures. [AC—Montreal (428) 10:90 f t talks. i. PAP—New York (492) 4 moP services; 5:40 talk; 5:46 p; 6 banjo; 6:30 ta lk ; 6:48 hlto; 7:165 tenor; 7:30 plisnr fberitone; 9 Pennsylvania^qp-. NurseTolls D re sse s that are the last word in fashion. Gay and bewildering is their variety of color and deelgn. Frocks that wlR appeal to thp fem­ inine heart. Tiny checks, flowered de­ signs. block patterns and combinations of these, All In a large variety of the newest colorings. Mrs. N. EL Snow, of Route 1( near Parle, Teen* tell* the story of her ex­ perience as follow*: “ I am 61 year* old.*od 1 bare bean a practical none for more than 20 years, taking mostly ma­ ternity cases. One of my daughters suffered from B*-tNsw York (406) 5:30HBQticsi, talk; 7:30 operatic, Newark (406) 4:30elv c r a m p in g at Bha Materials represented: would Just bend double and bavo to go to bed. Georgette Crepe, Printed Silk, % Crepe do Chine Chiffon Crepes. Novelty SAD, EXIDE AND i R A Y BROS. OsfMg'— ! drive out tha pol* wandtalate-Po^ar s coni a do**T’ ', • Wt-IM ' a re u i. aa*. 3r*. sib, alb a Ik, Tlfc, Mk. sent N ubscrtptiona a re se n t or tw o s is moot It si.oon.se xvLon IS*.** iun.no TS-on SIMM «-«• an.nn •Ik, lm k , 11 In lack, rark SM* sa.o* ISO* Trier* If un* ala month or tw o thrra month aub■crlptlona ar* amt In., T rie rs Is no s u b s c ri p ­ tion* a r r sent In. CJOO.IMI 1*1, 3rd. stb, nth. •ik, ioo.no WkOO aa.ua 2n.no iw nun nik. • Ik, in k , | | In 131b r a c k , T-V* 3.1)0 -tn* HUM M* xna l.na NIFTK— ir two yearly subscription* ar* amt In for tho ll.ooo.uu prlsa Hat, one or th.in must be N K W ; If four als-month* suhscrlpllons arc **nt In. two of thmt must ba NKW.. l-'nr tbr IIS0.00 prtsa Hat and th* 1100.prlsa list the subscription* can be rilhcr new or rmawal. was . . sht suffered M little pala. “My youngest daughter was nin-dowd, weak and Mrrdua . . . u appetite and tired' all the Ume. I gave her two bottle* of dkrduL >lt built her up and ah* began eating sad aooa gained In weight and h u been ao well sinew". • Try- CarduL* At a JI ?BCTION8 . m ;V, kT YOUR CAB TO A BATTERY AT LESALE PRICES. RE-CHARCR AND HB| ALL MAKES BAT- Just Saturday and Mon­ day only. r ooijr. had; (a tek* Bhttles, when aratibee htwo hardly knew that » su b sc rip tio n s In. la t. See our window display. CELEBRATED II nw m any vggn w ill (h U hvn Inyt, Cmm y t a w a n t f TWaT* o il I her* In f s - lk « pvnhl*n»l la * M « g * • k . n a k * r o f NMOM fb r hvn w |l | Iny. BOH l a *sl<uS— th a t rark n i In m m p lv lv In Itan ll. Of i S •o n n l ib n lin k * suM * by, rwn vg g n la lv r ln c k lg g . S f l l k t r th v vyv, o r a n y th in g n m n I H w ith 1k* blnvSa M f l i n n In I k . hen* or* In kv vnnnfm l. n * n ’t A n t far any hISrtrn rggm D e a l * » c f » t tkn y lrtn rr fa r d a p Irlrk* nr U laalnaa. T W « * In » f r r r y l lr a a t a n y b ln * In thin R cn lr.X alcanly a Inri <•( a k lll n o g n h lllty tn m a n ! rnrrontly. Ja n g . | ---- g o in g tn g ly r IIJU SJO la n g a h prior* far i* r W *t nnlallnan- a t I hi* p n a a ln -a * SNSMSWC la Ike Table uf P riam , Hrn* tbp rn lm n f fb n m a to n t an4 d* yngr krai ta w ih . SIAM IS c a s h T iilg ic s . A t-uitlvaiant m ay nubm ll aa m an y aoluilofin Sa m lngm ok P rises If tw o yearly T i l l ] HTI.K S. Any person, r e s id in g w itn ln tbu te rr ito r y co v ­ ered by lb a T a m p a M o rn in g T rlbult- Is ollglbla to ta k e p a n In th is T u ssle itnin*. t-scrpilbg cm- Cloyrrs of th* Tampa Horning Tribune aiul memera of tholr Imm.dlut* fumlltvs. uf not less th a n fo u r d o lla r s be s e n t In w ith eachmilutltiu a f te r th e first one subm itted. No c o n ­ te s ta n t. how ever, w ill he u e rm ltte d to wfin i n*' mnM m ore th a n one price. . . . . uv* Thu prices a re offered for Individual effort. Tw o n r m ure p erso n s ntsy r o -o p e ra te In s n a w e r l a S t h e putx le Imt not move th e n u n a pels# w ilt be a w a rd e d to -a n y one household n r sroupk T h e solution* w ill be Judaeil by Independent ludcra, h a v in g no c onne cliun w ith t h e T a m p a M orn, m u T ri b u n e an d they w ill aw a rd th e Urlaea » t t h e - ’ rin s e of t h e H ustle flame. T he Judge* will g o o v e r eiu- bund every *ulu I Ion su b m itte d a n d e v e ry p a r ­ son e n t e r in g Ibis I 'u t s l e f lam e a g r e e s upon e n try th a t Hie derision of Ibe Judaea w ilt be final' and conclusive w ith o u t question n r arg u m e n t. At tho d o t e uf th e r u u l e flame, a ll prion w la - > nlng so lu tio n s w ill be nubllshrd. to g e th e r w ith nam es unit uildrritst-a uf price winner*. Tim c o r r e c t a n s w e r ta the sura to ta l o f alt t a p Kill IN un the Hen. T he n naw e r having (he c o r ­ rect o r n e a r e d co rrec t n u m b e r nf KtiUc a a s h o w * on th e T u r t le lion above and will be a w a rd e d F l r a f Ti Ire.' aerond n e a r e s t correol Hecotul Trice, etc. la ' tho f v » n t uf tl*s. a a m any prices will na ih r r * a r c r m r a n t s (Ud bofor* any p r U r a nwfcrdnl for a Ira* correct solution and n fU:ur* p u i i l c to a s r r r t a l n tha correct to ta l u r r a co m prising the puctl*. will ba aubm lttm l . . . th o se l i n t to solv*. If nsevaaary to elim inate f a r ­ t h e r tlev. tw o o l h r r pUMleS will b* p r e iin tfU a w lilrh stioubl an y lb-* axial, r a c k ty in g anil will receive the full a m ount of tha price tied T h is ru le dor* not apply to the w o rk in g o f KtliJ tuicclu nnd w ill be applied only In the tin*. No s o lu tio n m tv be changed a f t e r It la _ filed. No price will be distrib u ted u n til P u ts ) * llnally deeldrd. T.xlm coplr* of th e W ill TT2ZLR will b* malUc T'ltKK upon request. All *olutlona and aubnartw lion* m ust be In o u r hand* not U t r r t h a n J u ly «; EXTRA COPY OF EGG PUZZLE SENT FREE ON REQUEST Add n s * a ll H alation* n nd U *m U U arr* in P«**<* M an ager THE POSTOFFtfE TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE, EXT DOOR TCinSsl Tampa, FI ’ ' ' 1 •- t i » * , 1** ■ ; . ;;r ■ .v v n ih r.’J-T V dHJev,. -*<&»:•• *d’k-4V vi. •' ic r 1 - - 1 ‘ !N ‘74'< ■• &D .v> •• * £ ’ �HERALD, “C h rsp ct to the lo « f tun * and in the short haul too, If GABRIEL----- -- Shop for good barber work — next Valdez Hotel. ■■GREATER1 '*•*• ft* ’"i Sno U,IU I riding COM FORT -Ip . a . m e r o Gibbons-Carpentier Fight; Pictures m J w tiihfaoiffiB ELECTRIC FANS Ball Hardware Co. F re e d o m fro m N erve P r e s s u r e M eans F re ed o m fro m D isease. Spinal A nalvsea F re e. PHONED DR. W. A. BRUNE - S a n fo rd Av6. 'and-2rrd'9tr Storage A n d * ' Repairing ; ('liin O P R A C T O R '---- * ~ P alm er G ra d aste Office H o u rs: 9 - 1! A. M.: l - ( P. M. 7 to 8 E v en in g s, exc ept S a tu r d a y s R oom s J04-4Vfc F i r s t Nat. Ok. Did*., Sanford. i r , C f|i « ? . C LA IR AND M ORRIS Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing. We a r e now fully equipped with1 . New Steam Press nnd Delivery truck. Give us a trial. O O K I I f ' 110 Sanford Ave.— :— Ph. 327*J I. fS.OOdown b r in g s factory r « b u ILL. ty p e w rite r,any mnKe. Good as new . A sk to ■»» one. . P e o p le * fla n k II. S. POND ' r k o n * 235 Smith’s Barber Shop for better barber work —next Valdez Hotel. A LL GUARANTEE 1113 Sanford 105 Palmetto ■ttaMMftiriK •y . ■i . W recking Service Growers Wednesday. Four home riina were registered, Burko being responsible for two and Hunter and ' jj Cushion the others. The bases ^rere full when Cashion tapped out his. One man scored ahead of Borke and Hunter each time. Score by innings: Orlando .......... 410 020 011—0 16 C Bradcntown . .100 000 052—8 12 1 Fergus, Camp and Francis; Sul­ livan, Johnson and McDaniels. Phone 643-W . L E T NO MAN D EC EIV E YOU, — LISTEN TO W ISE A N D PR A C TIC A L P A IN T ­ ER — IF YOU DO YOU W IL L U SE N O TH IN G BUT SU N ­ PR O O F P A IN T FOR YOUR HOM ES. SOLD BY T H E Daytona 8; St. Petersburg 5 ST. PETERSBURG, June 5.— Tommy McMillan’* new Cornet was ip perfect tune Wednesday nnd the Jalenders won by the score of 8 to . 0, Cornet was working smoothly i!a»d allowed the Saints only five Gibbons nnd the game Frenchman mixing it in a warm moment hits. Red Craig, starting bn the mound for the Saints, was pulled in of the Michigan City fight in which Gibbons failed to put out Gorgeous the fourth after throwing in 11 Georges. , straight balls. Jess Wolfe, who re­ lieved him, was pulled in the ninth and Joe Hernandos finished the game. Five errors on the part of How They Stand Southern League the Saints added to poor support were responsible for the defeat. Score by innings: Daytona ............300 310 001—8 8 2 St. Petersburg 003 000 200—6 5 5 Comet and Sims; Craig, Wolfe, Hernandez and Moore. Tampa 3; Lakeland 1 TAMPA, June 5.—Tampa made It two out of three by winning from Lakeland Wednesday afternoon 3 to 1. Gober was in great form nnd turned the leaders back with the atellar playing of Gomez behind the bat. Davey was the real star of the game, getting three hits out of four times up. Score by innings: Lakeland........ 010 000 000—1 6 1 Tampa ........... 000 020 01 x—3 11 1 Learn and Nance; Gober and Gomez. .601 .581 .487 .487 .*150 SANFORD PAINT STORE PH O N E 303 Now open—20 rooms $1.00 a day. lu n c h es, ice Rare O pportunity for Business Investment . of the neatest little bungalows, loented on a northwest corner lot In the best residential section of San. ford who is willing tq sell or trade for larger home. .396 ,378 WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU WILL AGREE ITS A BARGAIN. Pet. _____ .651 ---------- Britt i447 Bush Wild and Chicago Wink Frfiir New York*Tciw —D»->- .442 -- _ _ __ .316 l a # v 1 1 BUYING any kind of Florida real estate is a good in vestm ent. Buying business property is the best of all investm ents. It is the one investm ent to which many shrewd and wise buyers of real estate confine nearly all of,their activities. The opening jof-CovaLWay Section—P a rt 1 a t Coral Ga­ bles offersa-rrew .I t ivestm ent. * Coral W ay Section is in the very h eart of the business zone a t Coral Gables. The present business section was opened in Jan u ary 1923, and of the approxim ately 1500 business lots which it included, more th an 90% have been sold. B etter th an that, many of them have chang­ ed hands m any tim es since their first purchase, each time a t a good profit to the holder; Upon this new busi­ ness section will be located a group of fine adm inistra­ tion buildings, the first of which is to be in s tr u c te d im­ mediately. It is of beautiful Spanish design, 200x50 ft, planned by A rchitects DeQarmo & Paist/of Miami. H ere will be housed all of the executive departm ents of the Coral Gables organization, with the exception of the salesforce, which will have its own attractive building nnHADO c^ f^A n f • +s across th ea street. /I ,- .• *17 Coral W ay is the principal east and wdst boulevard of Coral Gables. It is 120 ft. wide, paved and asphalted with 12 ft. sidewalks on either side./ I t is a notable example of the rem arkable and distinctive development of Coral Gables. j The wise investor who desires to takd advantage of the reasonable prices which always o b tin e d in th e early stages of a fine development project} will be interested in this exceptional opportunity. I t ]s such another op­ portunity th a t comes only at the beginning of big things. If you wish to g et in on the ground fldor do sc without de­ lay. 7 Make your reservations for a sig h tseein g visit to Coral Gables and Miami on the next Deluxe bus leaving this" city. The trip is free. The opportunity is of prorhpt ac- INCO RPO RA TED TisSafiSsat m r c s n s r r. L i^ h t cream, soft drinks. Always open. Mrr. H. B. Turner, Hostess. i J N ig h t : First N*P)-Blr-BWr Sanford Fr om Washington. ST. LOUIS, Juno 5. — The Browns lost their second* straight game to the Boston Bed Sox Wednesday afternoon 6 to 5 and as a result Fold's team went into first plbce as the New York Yankees were defeated. George Sister, St. Louis manager, got three hits, in­ cluding two doubles, in five times. Score by innings: Boston............200 000 112—6 11 2 St. Louis .......100 001 102—5 10 1 Plercy, FcrgUHon and Plciriich; Danforth, Vungildcr and Scvereid. Chicago 4; New York 3 CHICAGO, June 5.—Ted Lyons pitched good ball in the pinches Wednesday, while Chicaga hit Bush opportunely, w inning^ to 3, top­ pling New Yorjc from first place. Bush was wild,1issuing five passes nnd making a wild pitch. Score by innings: New Y o rk .......010 000 002—3 10 2 Chicago . ....... 000 020 20x— I 0 3 Bush, Jones and Schang; Lyons and Crouse. SATURDAY ONLY GILLON & PLATT EV E R Y T H IN G E L EC TR IC A L Detroit 6; Washington 5 DETROIT, June 5.—Pothergill batting, for Dauns in the tenth in­ ning, tingled with the botes full, •coring Pratt and giving Detroit a 8 to o' victory over Washington Wednesday. Detroit tied the score with two nine in the seventh and each team added a tally in the eighth, In the ieeond Inning Blue hit a home run scoring Pratt, whor had doubled. Score by innings: Washington . 000 121 010 0—5 15 1 D etro it...... y 020 000 210 1—0 0 2 McGrew, Marbury and Rucl; Stoner, Dauss and Woodall. Philadelphia 6; Cleveland 5 CLEVELAND, O., Juno 6.— Philadelphia came out of last place Wediiesday by defeating Cleveland 8 to 5 in a game featured by tho brilliant pitching of Burns in the laat two innings when Cleveland bad a chance to win the game. Shaute pitched wonderful ball after he relieved Metevier in the second. Scoke by innings: Philadelphia . ..330 000 000—6 14 2 Cleveland . ....: 200 000 300—5 5 1 D. Burns and Perkins: Metevier, Bhaute, Smith and Wultcr, MyaU. Cardinals Pound Five Philadelphia Pitchers To Win Game 12 to 5 PHILADELPHIA, June -5.—St. auia pounded five pitchers rednesday for a total of ID hits id defeated Philadelphia 12 to 5, 4nr the series st one all. Freigau, ardknal infielder, played a Sanaaonal game. He gathered four IU, ana a double, In five times jup, ad pilfered four bases. Score by Innings: h .Louis................500 020 230—12 hilsdelphia --------000 100 301— 6 Be0 and Qonxala; Lewis, Ring, arlsbit, Hubbell, Steinedcr and Engraved Stationery Sanford, Fla L A T EST ST Y L E S FOR Summer Hints For Young Mothers the last call, und-if a youngster i mopes about the house and lookup yellowish, you mny know it isn’t | well. , 11 Think over the little one’s d iet.'. It should be watched more careful-, i ly in summer. Too much heavy or 'J raw food causes biliousness and i indigestion. Usually a thorough clean in g j with Liv-odax and a little better i sen^e about the food will stra ig h t-] ten out the child quickly. _,LU-olax is a vegetable lu x a tl* that that works on the liver, too. "tLlv-o-Iax la easy to takc.\jChU»»■ It. You can get ipiftiodfllxM bottle at the dr\)£ JEm * CA LLIN G CARDS W ED D IN G IN V ITA TIO N S W ED D IN G A N N O U N CEM EN TS A N N IV E R SA R Y IN V ITA TIO N S . 1 R E C E P T IO N A N D T E A CARDS PA R TY AN D D A N CE IN V ITA TIO N S CO N D O LEN C E CARDS AND NOTES O B ITU A R Y A N N O U N C EM EN TS D A N CE PROGRAM S STA TIO N ER Y E M B E L L IS H E D W ITH ARMS, C RESTS, MONOGRAMS, IN IT IA LS. . A D D R E SSE S C9 1 ALm F R A T E R N IT Y ST A T IO N E R Y CLU B A N D C O LLE G E STA TIO N ER Y . M E M B E R S H IP CARDS Sanford Office, Mllano Theatre Bldg. 8anford Fla. Georgy E. Merrick, Owner icatlri Office* I ( E. Ftiffler St* Miami, ria. Florida Officei; Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Jampa, St. Peierskurg, Sanford, Lakeland', DeLani. * "* • ,, M ASONIC IN V ITA TIO N S M EN U S, F O L D E R S, BOOK PL A T E S B U S IN E S S CARDS A �I I f V -------. - 7? 7 A m im ,j. r yy. ir».' 4 mVrro r i :i«m ' 11 1 »T" "V ;l^'- » 'L'.'a'AI*. ' ' 7 * 3 ^ . rKf THE SANFORD RERAIff), THURSDAY. JUNE 5, 1924. Want Ads Are Willing Workers ........... THEY WHL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT (♦O11>y y !!**1♦ ffd Daily Herald BUILDING MATERIAL T-AD r a t e s M in n m u ll Houses For Rent FOR RENT—Two houses. Beat location. W. J. Thigpen. Milt AC LK Concrete Co.. general Cash In Advance rement work, aidewlaks, build, | - .»«-:!>!» '<1 •»* * house for rent, .-----— 1 hou?c i** M«rtk#;-tfrl(fii!fon boxes, J. R. FOR RENT—Small furnished, suitable for couple. 1 Tfr>>1) W c r , P r o s . •U sJ itt Im m cdlnfcl? fo r Phono 0085 or call 300 Elm Ave. Lumber and' Building Material, Carter Lumber Company I'OR RENT—6 room house, new­ __ ______ 10« ■ line N. Laurel }?•_ Phono 565. _________ fie « lin e ly finished throughout; line loJ . .............. He ■ lin e HILL LUMBER CO. House of cation, 209 E. Fifth Street.______ ~__T____ _ 4o a lin e Service, Quality *nd Price FOR RENT—One garage, 614 Type d ouble above Magnolia. __ dates e r e f o r eon* 'insertions. FOR RENT—House, 119 Palmetto. Trunks, baggage, pianos, safes. j of a v e r a g e l e n g th Mrs.’ John T. Brady. In fact, anything, anywhere at ated a line any .tim e.. QUICK SERVICE charge 3ue f o r first TRANSFER. Phone -198 tiling la r e s tr ic te d to SHEEP ARE SHEARED I claialflcatlnn. ELECTRICALY Y Lrror Is m ade T h e Ban* Advertising DIXON, Cal., June 5—With elec­ jd wilt be reaponalble trically operated clippers .12,000 Incorrect Insertion, tl»*r, • for s u b s e q u e n t LEARN ABOUT Polk County and head of sheep were sheared in less The office sh o u ld be Lakeland, through the Star-Tele- than nine days on a ranch near [iinmedlately In c a s e of gram. Beat advertising medium in here recently. The crew sheared * m E itT » r.n i., South Florida Published mornings. nt the rate of frdm 1,400 to 1,500 sheep daily. Jd re p r e s e n ta tiv e th o r Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. fmillar w ith r a te s, r u le s [mention, w ill g i v e you Information. A n d If . t h e y will a s s is t y o u in Lour w a n t ad to m a k e , lUective. »v ' JBT.VAT n o t i c w . ■ trs should g iv e th e ir postofflee n tb lr e s i a* .heir phone n u m b e r If lire results. A b o u t one ,t of a th o u s a n d h a s a and the o th e r s c a n 't ite with you u n le ss your address. •Btlanaare M U ST b e prmon a t ThS S a a ald off lee n r by t e t •Irpluiue d ls c a a tlB nat valid. rrom pt, E ffic ien t Service. COLUMBUS <Ga.) I.EDOF.K—<C l a s s ­ ified tids h a v e the la rn e st c i r c u ­ lation In S o u th w e ste rn G eorgia. K ate 8c f t - w o r d ) line.____________ ADVERTISE In the Joumal-Hernld, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly nnd Sunday Classified rates 10c per line, tvaycrosa JournalHerald, Waycross, Georgia. TO REACH tho prosperous farmers and fern growers of Volnsuf county advertise in the IleLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. A LITTLE WANT AI) in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise thoso old nrticles elp Wanted you have stored away nnd have no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad -Competent men to may bring you Bevernl dollars. (tracts of trucking and Phone 148 nnd a representative Ibanana land on a share. will call to see you.__________ H. Elder, Eagle Lake, FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ -We have very attrac- fied business, rutn lc n word, min­ [position to offer an cx- imum 24c cash with order. Uutomobilc salesman for AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Irritory. Must have recgusta, Gn.—Augusta’3 greatest | produced. Write Ward- classified medium, rate cash .09c fo» 118 W. Central, Or- charge. 10c per line, minimum ,30c. MAINE—Watcrvillc, Morning SeriThousands of Maine peo­ VI0BILES AND pletlnol. nro Interested In Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the tEPAIRS Sdntincl. Rate card on applica­ tion;____________________ -One Ford sedan, first REACH COUNTY—The chanical condition. Can PALS! scene of development! Rive & Walker Garage, Rend aboutstupendous it in the Beach gett's Filling Station. Post. Sample copy Palm sent on ve■<>ueat. * eikaVd Lbneo'Wamf uiie- tbrv*€rhcks, canu Times, the great home dally, bodies, cabs nnd windit wc arc in position to rate IH c per word, minimum fstlracticc prices on. Ad- charge 25c cash with order. Writs _ ___ rd-Lconnrd Co., 118 W. for_conipleto rate card. rlando, Fla.___________ DBVKI-bjI’KKH • ATTENTION—n e if Jordan Blue Boy, excondition* in every way. ily by owner. R. G. Fox, HIMAN AUTO SHOW June 4.—Tho German i manufacturers have deold a national exhibit this ■mg the same week it is arrange u race for the ; of the Automobile Club py. It is quite likely that I be the last exclusively nto exhibit, oh in Septcmober the government’s the importation of cars :p sill be lifted suroln Is h e a ln n ln g tho R rsn te st dsveln p m u n t In tllorlrta’s h isto ry : a h a lf million do lln r h ig h w a y to the g u lf bench Just nalshsil; a two million dolln- brhlite ac ro ss Kscam* bin Hay U n ite d : q u n r te r million d o lla r operu lo u se u n d er c o n s tru c ­ tion: tw o mtlSons b ein g spe nt on hitchw ay: u r e a <-st chnnro for live d ev e lo p e rs to set In on g ro u n d flom . W r ite Ibvelopm ent D e p a r t­ m ent T h e Pensatnln News._____ ' WKHT VIRGINIA—C la r k s b u rg . T b s C larksburg Kxipnent.1 m o rn in g Including Sunday, m o rn in g Issue, t c e n t p e r w ord, nVnlm um H e . NOTICE OK IM SSOI.ITION OK P A U T M lItSIIH *, Notice Is here b y R iv en th a t th e p a r tn e r s h ip la tely s u b s i s tin g be­ tw ee n us, the un<1t*r*lgne<1. L u th e r H estnr nnd J. \V. C arver, r n r r y ln x on b u sin e ss us b u tc h e r s nnd m e a l m a rk e t, nt N inth S tr e e t nnd Mnple Avenue. Hanford. F lo rid a, u n d e r tho style n r firm of H e s t e r A C arver, w as on th e ISth day of May, 1924. 'line.ilvc.l by m u tu a l consent, nnd that the business in future will he var> w j,„ w m p ay nnd d isc h a rg e alt . . . . . . nnd receive all d*e b t s anil. . liabilities, moneys p a y a b le to the la te firm. J. W. CAItVER. LUTHKIt MUSTEK. D ated May 2Sth. I»2t. May 29; J u n e 5. -------- Rooms For Rent POR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn’t you be able to ’fise the nibney se­ cured by renting that vacant room pqw going to waste? There are many persons looking for places to stay. Help takq care of them and not only make money but assist in keeping people in Sanford. Phone 148 and give your ad over tho tel­ ephone. Use The Herald for quick service. FOR RENT—2 furnished house­ keeping rooms, 716 W. First SL FOR RENT—Furnished rooms and apartments with or without gagrne. Mrs. Geo. Cook, 1009 Uhion Avenue. ‘ For Rent Apartments Miscellaneous W anted, t ' T y p a " H m Iea r? fiaC J3 0 B a 1 1 3520 019 Manhole 4-6 deep .........:............... Manhole 6-8 feet deep ... Lin. Ft. 3" drain tilo @ $100.00 per M......- .......... . Lin F t.'12” storm sewer @ $1.05....................... .1............ Extra work ...... ................ ................................- ................ 5 Monuments nt street intersections @ $8.50...................... laboratory inspection and materials...-.....- ..................... Legal expense, advertising, etc 2 per c e n t..................... Engineering, 4 per cent. ................. ....... .......................... Credit by 1960 Sq. Yds. salvaged brick @ $1.17 ... 65.00 352.00 964.95 '67.75 32.50' 248.76 403.14 806.28 $21,366.90 . 2,293.20 Actual cost ...........................•'......i........................ $19,073.76 To be borne by city 1-3................................$ 0,357.92 TO REACH UUYEls or sellers of To be borne by adjacent property.............. 12,715.81 Florida real estah advertise in Number of feet frontage, 3,928.35. tho St. Petersburg TWs. One cent Assessment per foot frontage, $3,237. cent a word dally, tw^cents a word Sundays FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell FOOT FINAL anything?” If so advertise in NAME DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT ih«* “Gainesville Sun. ■ E. R. TraffortTs Map, Sanford. ADVERTISING gets esults If It „ , $161.85 reached potential byers. Pa-Meiach Realty Co., I'Qt L Blk 7, Tr 9........ __ 50 161.85 ..... 50 lL-ESTATE latka Daily News is emulated In [Joe Cameron, Lot 2, Blk 7, Tr 9.............— 207.17 ..a.. 64 circulated in industrial Ad agricul- T. E. Wilson Est., Lot 3, Blk 7, Tr 0............ mme a t t r a c t i v e re a l ea; fural center. 161.85 Melsch Realty Co.. Lot 4, Blk 7, Tr 0........... p«« to niter. | W e s t F i r s t 161.85 ___ 50 Ona 7 - r o o m B u n g a lo w , s M>od buy, a n d good 233.06 ...... 72 FOR INACTIVE KHNRYS M ercantile b u s in e s s on W. When the kdneys ar. In need eet. good location, e s ta b , of 4-. Poor h e a lth only r e a ­ of a good fluaUng take FOLEY d in g . PILLS, a diuctic atimlant for ft. ►nt. b-rnom c o tta n e . poa- the kidneys. They pnmatly and 164.76 ...... 60.9 M once. F i f t h H lreet a n d flushl fthe enur I’rlce reaaonable. .. klcacya, In161.85 ...... 60 • |D. Hcvcrnl Uve-room pot- crease their M M ty and 161.85 located. easy te rm s, ....... 60 icasant reliefLandon Taylor,[southern Utilities Co., U t 2, Blk 0, Tr 0... * asant relief. Land ------------------------------------------surance. T h is d e p a r t m e n t 207.17 ...... 64 rat-s a n d In sp ec tio n s rchester, 1°** Southern Utilities Co., U t 3, Blk 9, Tr 9 ... furnish ed. 161.85 . . . . 60 Jhnrnt.' W e can a s s is t In are the 161.85 ___ 60 [positions o f a l l k in d * . Iota of trouhlewith my lidneys 200.70 ___ 62 Mrs. J. C. Higgins, U t 1, Blk 10, Tr 9.. and liver; I couin’t lift aiything SEMINOLE 200.70 ..... 62 my back was less Exchange morning I was ford, FU. B ldg. -------P hone 303 ly walk, but nif 114.05 ...... 41.5 »■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■* Sold everywher L1 K REAL ’ESTATE — _ 17.80 126.21 160.88 378.73 133.81 62.3869.47 181.84 186.94 161.85 161.85 161.85 186.94 161.40 161.40 161.10 • 378.73 Blk 7, Tr 8 ..........117 378.73 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., I-ot 7, Blk 7, 49 Tr 8 ..............................1............... . 158.01 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Lot 8, Blk 7, - 49 168.61 T r 8 ......... ............................. ............ Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., I-ot 9, Blk 7, 158.61 T r 8 ..................................................1.............. 49 50 161.86 Southern Utilities Co., Lot 8, Blk 8, Tr 8.......... Southern Utilities Co., 1-ot 9, Blk 8, Tr 8 .............-Gil 161.85 161.85 Southern Utilities Co., I-ot 10, Blk 8, Tr 8 ......... 50 158.61 Alice W. Palmer, Lot 6, Blk 9, Tr 8..................... 49 158.01 ....... 49 Alice W. Palmer, Lot 7, Blk 0, Tr 8....... 168.61 Alice W. Palmer, I-ot 8, Blk 9, Tr 8----....... 49 378.73 ...... 117 Alice W. Palmer, Lot 0, Blk 0, Tr 8 ..... .261 851.53 City Park. All Blk 10, Tr 8 ...".... .... 378.73 .... 117 J. A. Rumbley, I-ot 1, Blk 3, Tr 9.. 197.78 Mrs. Helen G. Jlnkins, U t 6, Blk 3, Tr 9............. 61.1 197.78 Emma A. Whittle, U t 7, Blk 3, Tr 9.......... .... 61.1 180.94 Minnie McDougal, U t 1, Blk 4, Tr 9 .............. 67.57 101.85 Charles Brown, Lot 2, Blk 4, Tr 9............... .... 50 161.85 Mrs. W. S. Baldwin, U t 3. Blk 4, Tr 9.................. 60 161.85 Mrs. W. 8. Baldwin, U t 4, Blk 4, Tr 9.............. 60 186.94 Mantle G. Pace, U t 6, Blk 4, Tr 9..................... 67.75 161.85 Jnhfi p . Jlnkins, U t 1, Blk 5, Tr 9 .... ............. 60 101.85 John D. Jioklns, U t 2, Blk 5, Tr 9................... 60 188.68 John D. Jtnklns, U t 3, Blk 5, Tr 9..................... 58.29 161.85 John D., Jlnkins, Lot 4, Blk 5, Tr 9.„....... !..... 188.68 . John D. Jlnkins, U t 5, Blk 6, Tr 9................ 161.85 H. C.;W«shbum. U t 1, Blk 0. Tr 9 « ....:......... 161.85 T. J. Miller, U t 2, Blk 0, Tr 9................... 210.72 John D. Jlnkins, U b 3, Blk 6, Tr 9........ —.... 101.85 Meisch Realty Co., U t 4, Blk 0, Tr 9............. 161.85 Melsch Realty Co., U t 5, Blk 0, Tr 9........ The abovo and foregoing final assessments are payable without interest up to July 1st, 1924, and from and after such date, said spe­ cial assessments will be payable only in ten equaj annual Installments with Inteftst a t ILpcr cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand as City Clerk and thq seal of the City of San­ ford, Fla., this 28th day of May, A. D„ 1924. (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. May 29; June 5-12-19-26. u n O W -L E T b 'IL L . C O O K , «bO M E . AM' EC,C*T> FEW. M E tiE L F- V. 1 TVRKK INC- FOLLOWED T H E D '^ ^ T l O N t > R tC H T ftU T l HAD D tT T E R <0. HAM AH' ECC.-3! t o f t SALE—One 6’’xl<T used My^ o n Pump, good condition. Hoolehan-Coleman Co. < FOR SALE—One two-horse wagon and one mule cheap. CaH at Houson’s Shoe Shop. » FOR SALE—1 14 h.p. gas engine a t a bargain. Hoolehan-Coleman Co.___________________________; JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop la located at the conar of 4ourta and Pine Ave. and ha will be glad to see any of his old customers, and take caro of thei rwants a t any time. He does general auto repair work, and guarantees satisfaction. Bring your auto troubles to him, and then forget them. FOR SALE—Complete radio equfpwill take small cash payment nnd balance easy terms. Box 201* care Herald. FOR SALE—Complo radio e q u ip ­ ment and complete seta at varioua prices. Cash or terms. Box 201, care Ileraldj_________ . . FOR*SALE—A one stable manure, no sawdust. $6 ton F. O. B. Hastings. N. E. Thigpen, Hast- . logs, Fla.____________________ _ FOR SALE—Chicken and turkeys cheap. Apply Mrs. Rosenbergcr. Kecly'a Dairy, Hughey and French Ave. FOR SALE—Beauty clay Is most effective when fresh. I make a refined white clay from best In­ gredients ut small cost. Send 25 cents for formula. Jessie Kelsey, routa B, Lakeland, Florida. SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN Children suffering from Intesti­ nal Worms are cross, restless and unhealthy. There are other symp* tons, however. If the child is pale, has dark rings under the eyes, bad breath and takes no interest in play, it is almost a certainty that worms are eating away its vitality. The surest remedy for worms is White’s Crepm Vermifuge. It ia positive destruction to the worma but harmless to the child. Prlco 35c. 8o!d by Union Pharmacy. T h e r e w ill be held a t Sanford, Klorldn. In nml for Special T a x School m e tr ic ! No. 1, on J u n e t l t h . 1)11, nn ejection to d e te r m in e th a n u m b e r of mllle of special school t a x to be usaessed and collected a n d t h e t r u s te r * to se rv e for th e tw o ettsuInx year*. Anyone d e s irin g to become a c a n ­ d id a te for school tr u s te e may h a v a his n r her nam e placed on th e b allo t by s u b m i ttin g to th e county s u p e r ­ in te n d e n t a t Hanford, Florida, n o t > la te r t h a n tun d ay s p rio r tu th e elec­ tion .n p etition sixned by not less th a n IK# qualinw l stoctors. (A qual- ..............................its Illinl elector for th is els election I* oqe duly r e gsiiaaa.. te r sd* .who pay s e ith e r . prrsotvtl. or real ta x In addition to poll ta x.) T. W. LAWTON. Supt. DIRECTORVOFSANFORD' R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD,------FLORIDA Elton J Moughton Schelle Maines tr •»- LAWYER :- — Court House George A. DeCottea Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ............. .. Florida Sanford, - Wilson Welding & Radiator Works ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Bldff, Sanford ------------ Florida y*ek Florida Fred R. Wilson "If ttfa Metal we cs aeld h." •ANFORD, FLORIDA W. J. Thigpen Real Estate and Insurance PRINTING The Matthews P ress W e la k a D ili- H aaferd F la . Phone 417-L-2 Pulcaton-Brumley Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Sanford Sign Shor Sanford Novelty Works APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Classes of Work General Shop and Mill W o^ 107 Nortl Sanford Ave Contractor and Builder V. C. COLLER, Prop. '..M /I 817 Commercial Street tlO N H 'Y ^ IO E • e 20 acres cleared, 11 tiled, plenty of water, small house and barn, mules and all equipment Price $10,000, one* half cash, bal. term if % A real buy. Also 22.6 acres 5 cleared and in crop Price $7500 Six room modern house for rent or sale. Terms. Reason* able. H. B. Lewis Co. m U O ! R E A D *Eh1 , jy " ■ \ 4'• MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Wntcr buffalo w » ! wading Potash has greater influence In about keep the cannlsTof the Pon­ making sweet potatoes grow, say tine marches In Italy free from agrictultural experts. aquatic plants which clog up the waters, and thus perform a valu­ K I.FICTION NOTICE. able service to mankind. By GEORGE McMANUS IGING UP FATHER H O 'H O M ! lC L ) E V t» L -F P d O W H ftR E A X V S T VM TlfftEO OF EATIH o u t : ‘ For Sale—House and lot on San­ FOR RENT—Two room apart* ment. -with or withoat garage. ford Avenue. Prlc* $1,280, Terms. PLENTY OF OTHER TRANSFor Sale—Boat mss Ytow Clearing FERS, yes, but none with SER­ 618 O at Avenue. VICE for their middle name. Phone FOR R^NT—Kitchen and 4 bed- four to five hundred dollars per Coma 498. rooms, 11th St. and Elm Ave. month. $1,500 ta k u I t quick* ‘ S ?• •:.»*.* M. Schneider. For Sale—Ten acres, 306 feet ARE YOU MOVING?—Call a FOR RENT—Four room upper lake good dwelling, garage, a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. apartment, unfurnished. In- good front, variety of fruit trees, a bag* They will do the Job as you want it qulre Royal! Ice Cream Co. gain for $4,000. Termsdone. Phone 498 . __________ FOR RENT—Up-to-date furnished We have the largiat listing on apartment and garage. On Ninth celery and vegetable farm s in the WANTED—SanTord Business men street, Park and Oak. Ap. city. If y<m want a city lot, awn who are In need of competent ply 107between W. Ninth. ‘ bur ban lot, a house ready built, help should read the classified OR RENT—Loweer floor apart- celery farm, grove ,** anything in ffovo ao>ai page of The Herald. There's no FOR c ML---We ' catl On reason for sending out-of-town for mont cheap, 304 West Fifth the real estate ljne lend price only. Call sell at the'owners' fhelp when there is probably jusl street the person you want In the city FOR RENT—Four furnished and see us. Wc give you the bar­ rooms, bath and sleeping porch, gains and service. l.owcr floor. Reasonable rent. 316 THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. Lost and Found SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. Oak Avenue. Phone 308-W. FOR RENT—Two room housekeepLOST an opportunity to keep LAWN FERTILIZER ing apartment. 719 Aak Avenue. FOR SALE—10-acre farm on Cel­ abreast witn the times by not Avenue, fully equipped. J. FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, A,ery reading the classified pages of Rum ley. Box 921.____________ erald _202 Pa r!k Avenue.____________ your daily newspaper. ; ......... SI.25 want ads contain many Interesting 50 pound bags FOR SA L E ON EASY FOR RENT—Light housekeeping messages. It will pay you to read 100 pound b a g s .....................$2.00 rooms, with sleeping porth. one TERM S them dallv. black behind hospital, 304 W. Fifth 12 acre farm, all tiled, 5 wells, LOST—String of small gold beads. Street. __ house, loading track adjoining Wc deliver—Terms cash. Finder return to Herald office FOR RENT—Apartments. Shir­ property, brick road, Beck Ham­ and receive reward. ___ ley Apartments, opposite post- mock Section, price reasonable. LOST—Detween Sanford and Os­ Address Box 500 care The Sanford office. CHASE Si CO. teen Tuesday new brown suit­ Herald. Phone 563 — mnSEDINr. TIME^NDW rcase containing ladies’ and chil­ This is breeding time for roach­ FOR SALE—A business block for dren’s wearing apparel. Liberal re­ es! Now is tho time they spread $9,000. Rvnta tor $1,600 per year. ward if returned to Herald office. their dcndly germs! Don’t take a Good term*.__Jhrasher_A Corner. chance on hnving your fowl con- FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.' No Lonuger a Slogan tnminnted. NOW is the Unic to Well located building lots in (From tbe Albany Journal) F o il SALE—Golf sticks nnd bag. stop them—next week It will be rapidly growing residential sec­ Tho old-fftnhloncd full dinner pall Apj>ly_Mr_Lody's Shoppe. much harder. Get a box of Royal tion.. Smnll cash payment, bal­ is no longer seen or mentioned. Tho SALE CHEAP—One Jersey Roach Powder TO­ ance payable monthly. Address numerous eating places hovo L c®w with calf. Frank Pounds, Guaranteed DAY. Sold and guaranteed by all P. O. Box 431, Sanford, Fla. crowded it out. Forest City. good druggists. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FRENCH .... 5.5 AVENUE FROM FIRST STREET SOUTH TO N1NTII STREET. N. H. Garner, N. 39 ft. Lot 4, Blk 10. Tr 9 ..... .... 39 Notice Is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ N. H. Garner, S 49.7 ft. Lot 4, Blk 10, Tr 9... ..... 19.7 ment on French Avenue from First Street south to Ninth Street, has ....117 been completed nnd the completed work has been flnnlly accepted by tho George A. Radford, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr 8 .... 40.73 Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. George A. Radford, N. 19.27 ft. Lot 10, Blk Tho following it: the final estimate of the cost of paving French Ave­ • Tr 8 ........... ........................ ....................... .... 19.27 nue 24 feet in width with sheet asphalt from First Street south to Ninth Mrs. F. K. Smith, S. 21.46 ft. Lot 10, Blk 3 . . . Street: 1878 Cu. Yds. excavation @ 40c....~.................. - .................... 571.20 ♦, Tr 8 ......................... .................................. .... 21.46 GOO Sta. Yds. over haul @ lc..................... - ............................. 5.00 Mrs. F. K. Smith, I-ot 11, Blk 3, Tr 8 ........... .... 40.73 6002 Lin. Ft. concrete curb nnd gutter @ 76c ............................ 3,801,52 fc. SL Mitchell, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr 8.............. ..... 57.75 488 Lin. Ft. flush curb @ 35c.................................................. 170.80 L. II. Hudgins, Lot 7, Blk 4, Tr 8 ................. .... 60 253 Lin Ft. granite curb re-set at 15c......- ................................. 37.95 jU Grow, I-ot 8, Blk 4, Tr 8 ............... ........ ..... 50 7031 Sq. Yds. 6" rock foundations (ffl 80c..................... 5,621.80 G970 Sq. Yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ $1.02............................. 7,109.40 $ T a'. Howell, W 4 of Lot 9, Blk I, Tr 8.... ..... 50 .... 57.75 144 Sq. Yds. brick rolnid flat @ 40c...................................... 57,60 ft. A. Howell. WVi of U t 10, Blk 4, Tr 8 llarry and Beecher Kent, Lot 6, Blk 6, Tr 8 ...... 40.86 523 Sq. Yds. brick relatd on edge @ 44e.............. 230.12 $Iehch Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 5, Tr 8 * lv « .... ,.49.8" 640 Sq.'Ft. idriefete all6Jr leWi’ns © 3 0 c . .................... 102.00, s'* K * 331 Sq. Ft..sidewalk (q) 20c......I......- ...........-............................ 60.20 ^HTypf* A w>l«ta © -4 a 5 4 )V w ---------- ---------------------21QJ10. Frank J..Stephenson, Lot 10, Blk 5, .Tr 8-..1i_.-..ll7 • TASKS FOR YOU •|« - S ■ 107 PARK AVE. Ni i -p >.V ,' * W 4 • S adi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 05, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/31cac45882cfbb33808b9e1a5f19a410.pdf ba2f2ee3e4a08c4f2d58258154930fa7 PDF Text Text p Wm ywx* For Florida: Loral thunderstorms Friday, part cloudy, probably ahovers, i cr near the coaat, * 9 $ n r ,. i / . i l J i j i ASStK jlATK D PRESS DISPATCHES £ l L L .i .L i i r f i i M t T --------- — jChicttg'o Boys Are Indicted By Jury T- * tat* ----- - . * - j- ^ i/ iW K S CHICAGO, June 0.—Two inpictments charging Nathan Leo. poln, Jr,, nnd Richard I,oel>, uni­ versity students and millionHires sons, with tho kidnaping hnd murder of Robert Franks, rhdn'boy. to which they c'onieaacd, . were returned by the K>»|*V JJ»r? today. — -— ‘ • • 1 SANFORD, FLO RID A, F R ID A Y , JUNE 6, 1924. S IN G L E Senate Oil Probe CoWmittee H asApproved Report Charging Doheny and Sinclair Leases Were Illegal John C O P IE S . F I V E w: CENTS NUM BER WASHINGTON, June G—A re­ ngr; that approval bv the comp­ port charging serious irregular!- troller general would be necessary tied in connection with the Sinclair to make them effective, and that and Doheny oil leases was approv­ hereafter no government oil could < jo lK h V » ed by the senate oil committee be "exchanged” for tankage. Thursday as a sequel to its long All organization Republicans on F-fivc Th In Letter to Senate Invest!* and colorful investigation. The the committee were absent from senate itself probably will b« nsk- the meeting at which approval of ■okio M. . gating Committee Denies cd to vote its approval Friday.. the report was '#oted although Says I.case* Wasteful A t Length Charges Made they had taken part in a discus­ i'PrOtfeSt Prepared by Senator Walsh o f sion of ita provisions at two proRy Form er Department o f Montana, the committee prosecu­ viou* sessions. Four Democrats Justice Agent That He tor, the report held that tho leasoa With Nine Tenths o f and two Republicans, Chairmnn Issued. W hiskey Perm its writ« “ wasteful” and had been ne­ l-adiPand Senator Norheck of Next Governor Votes Tabulated He gotiated secretly In disregard 06 Ssuth Carolina—cast their votes the statutes and on the basis of a WASHINGTON, June 6,-S e c for it, and the two remaining is Certain Winner ; . . retnr.v Mellon today entered a for- statutes ............and , on . the ... basis of a Democratic member* also are ex­ mal ilenln) ___ , . Presidential onlcr Illegally issued; o f Governor’s Race II. J. Holly and A. I*. Connelly Re­ pected to sign it. Senator Spen­ n . " ! n[*} of . barges levelled that „ll 0f those concerned in tha cer. Republican, Missouri, pre­ Elected To Serve as Vlce-Pres* against his condurt of the treas­ ayment of $100,000 by E. L. Doidenta — Pcarman Elected dicted tonight that at least three ury department by Gaston B. ony to Albert B. Fall were “ rep­ of tha four other Republican i **“_ An Seeretary. Means in testimony before the rehensible,” hut thnt no proof hnd members Who were absent today Edwnrd Higgins, president.of t j Senate Daugherty committee. In been found either of an “ oil con* would join him in refusing the Count of Second Choice Ballots In Race for Sheriff and Judge je, Says Report Sanlord Chamber of Commerce for spiracy” at tho Chicago Kcpublcan final line-up either nina to four or Increase Winners' Lead*. ,.i ■■■») h, th* past yenr, was re-elected to |n Id te r to the committee, the soc- convention of 1020 nr of specula­ eight to five. June 6*— T w enty- that office for a period of another rrtnry denied in detail the Means tion by public officials in Sinclair Catts Running Second Reverses Aecnmmmdation. The official announcement of the andi'peraqna heard year at the weekly luncheon of the r.tory nbout his investigations into nnd Doheny oil stock. Only a terse summary of the W ith 40,000 Votes; Before the committee gave ita evidence tnken since Inst October results of returns from Seminole ics, bitten resolu- organization at the Valder Hotel the report thnt Mellon had agreed approval it struck out the Mon­ county in Tuesday’s election, was today noon. R. J r Holly and A Is contained in th<t report nnll other expressions Jennings Is Tfiird IV Connelly'wero re-elected os first to issue whiskoy permits to Rex tana senators’ only recommenda­ aome rf the most engrossing chap___ .....____ (. made late Thursday afternoon fol* st intense opposition and tion for legislation and substitut­ second vice-presidents respcc-1 Sheldon of New York In return tor* of the testimony, including lowing the canvass of returns by JACK SON VILLE, June 6. for to Japanese’ im m i- tively/ R. W. I'carman, Jr., was I for money to help make up a defl- ed a declaration .that final judg­ o ? l i t i ^ n ! ,yn,!h. C ,il0n,!r. M J cc«Mi,’ n ' the county canvassing board. Momment ns.to what new Mtatutea are W ith more than nine-tenth# H n to A ip ^ rlca a^, q rc-clectcd a . secretary. |cit of tho Republican national oc witnesses questioned nbout thoi, . .. . , , , necessary should be reserved until affairs of Edward B. McLean, of the board are: Judge E. b. o f the returns from Tues­ Fallowing the annual report rend committee fhcra laefc nifirnt . the courts have construed the prea. nne paased over with n mere ref­ Housholdor, John Meisch, chairman by President Higgins and a dcday’s Dem ocratic prim ary eting. was held *In. the tailed.ro Almost the entire session of tho ent lavts in the oil lease litigation erence. There is no direct men- of county commissioners, anil Su­ eport on the accomplishtling Ryqgoku tabulated, John W . Martin to­ now pending. Senator Walsh’s senate Thursday was given over ticn of the extended excursion in­ pervisor of Registration H. C. . organization _ . during „ :>f the ofed afiomhllng plgco menta 6: ; roof draft of the report would have to an acrimonious discussion of day had approximately 13,000 dent. It was the greatest the past year drawn by the secre­ the Daugherty investigation. Ita suggested that com||ititivo bids to the affairs of the late Jake L. DuBoso. . tary, the board of governors voted Himrn or of the quickly-cxplod-! votes the advantage over Sid­ Irican demonstration'-' so unanimously to re-elect the present only tangible result wns the adop­ be required here after for oil Both in the sheriff’s race and oq sensation thnt sprnng from the in tho ono fur county pudge, it was ney J. Catts, his nearest op­ H i the Japanese campaign tion of a resolution under suspen­ leases, thnt such leases be made public utterances of 'Frank A. (elusion clause of the officials. This was done because sion of the rules and with but two only for protection ngainst drain- Vjnderlip. necessary to count Rccond choice ponent for nomination aa the of the excellent work which has been votes which increased C. H. Hand’s States Immigration state’s next governor. Mar­ accomplished under their supervis­ dissenting votes, requesting th«t lead in the former and Schelle nttorney general to appeal to the ion, one of the members of the tin’s total haa passed the 53,­ Moines’ lead in the latter. dc Public Holiday board pointed out after the meet­ supreme court at Cincinnati re­ The canvassed returns were ns 000 mark, and Catts’ aalmoet public ing. leasing Mnj. S. Daugherty, brother follows: of tho former attorney general, •the state celebration of to tho 40,000 figure, nnd The fiscal year of the organiza­ on a writ of habeas corpus after For president: McAdoo 1,564; ; last January o f Prince Frank S. Jennings is third tion closed June t nnd as was Underwood 387. hcc hnd been taken into custody girohito. < That left the John W. Martin, three times with 38,000. pointed out in both the president in pursuit of a senate subpoena. For presidential electors, group te to gather and watch mayor of Jacksonville, has been fuur, Anderson 872, Corr 402. ft of the regent nnd his and secretary’s report, much has Interest today, how ever Chnirmnn Brookhart introduced been accomplished by the Cham­ For presidential electors, group elected to serve as Florida’s next ougli the streets In the ber governor, according to the results centered in the second choice of Commerce. Always endeav­ the subject’ in n speech partly in Cnlendar Cleared of All Essential Student Pilot of One Machine and six: Berry 786, Dorman 434. (automobile as well as lo oring to promote those things review of the testimony taken In Item* and Everything in RradiFor delegates to National Demo­ of the Democratic primary of .vote, it having becomp almost Mexican Boy Watching Acci­ the railroad station for whitrh have meant for the better­ tho inquiry, and partly in denun­ ness for Adjournment. * cratic Convention for state at Tuesday. With the count of sec­ a certa in ty.th at it wUl be re ­ dent Are Killed by Fall. turo of the retiring ment of the county nnd Sanford, ciation of the former nttorney gen­ large: Appluyard 425, Bryan 1,467, ond choice votes It Is predicted ambassador Cyrus F«. thd Chamber of Commerce has eral. particularly stressing his WASHINGTON, June 6. — The Campbell 238, Carter 750, Corbett that Martin’s majority over Sid­ quired to settle the race be­ 8AN ANTONIO. Tex., June 6.— P * ’ T 1 (I , I willed a necessary place in the criticism of Mr. Daugherty’s re­ road to adjournment of congress Lieut. Stewart L. Thomson, student 134, Cramer 1*5, Dickinson l,3U3, ney J. Catts will be 20,000. tween the tw o leading cawDursday night, marked the community, it wan pointed out in fusal to testify personally or to wnii cleared further Thursday of pilot at Kelly Field, nnd Jose Maria Gibbons 149, Gllchlrst 350, Griggs dates. it of the holiday. Many =F continue his representation before k i l i R ' i i H H M i f H i one o f the reports. 558, lgou 331, Moroy 50, Murphy contending measures apd every In­ Ramos, 11-year-old Mexican boy, 52, 1'ardise 63, Stockton 181, Wall [tributes were.p were.pald rijpfid to the ‘ Other election reporst in Under the administration of the committee. 1 subject of tho Mlkndo the Mika dication wus that the concluding chopping cotton in a field, were bl­ 268. Crimnol Conspiracy. President Higgins, the organisa­ cated M cAdoo is still leading trikarf arf near’ tho nittrd hitrikarf For dqlcgutes to National Deni", Ho began with the assertion that hour* Snturdny would be quiet, as atantly killed near here Thursday embassy Saturday as a tion has grown until its member­ Underwood by a tw o to one* cratic Convention, Fourth Congreijagfclnst ’ fhb ‘ exclusion ship now reaches over 300 nnd its the committeo had proven tho ex­ compared with the pre-adjustment afternoon when two airplanes col­ sional District: Bovylen 611, Cooper vote, and Eugene S. M atthews activities have become wide in istence of “ a criminal conspiracy hours of past sessions. lided, 1,300 feet in the air, and fell 899, Gramting 206, Hill 264, Muvis leading Alton Q. Carter f< to protect’ lawbreakers In the atscope. Secretary Pearman, re­ tdopt* Program With its calendar cleared of at to the earth. roll 250, Zlrn 416. j railroad commisalonei (ting, which Was under elected for the third time to the tarney general's household,*’ and essential items,, the house devote For governor: Catts 455, Jen- f 0 Lieut. W. W. White, piloting ono ormcr Governor of Illinois Ac-' substantial m ajori*" ' * a nniqbur of patriotic position which he holds, will hove wound up with the declaration the day. to n warm prohibition ceptable to Cooltdge and Sefecserved four years in_Octoboi% 1024. that “ thia is the bravo, fighting fight, culminating in passage of of tha planes, leaped to safety with nings 644, Martin 896; Spencer 22, tant Geper X parachute., . Trammell 7t. r* The nrmuxl VIcethn^irTOWhort* Daugherty—ths man-who fig hi* trt 'Yb* Max arr-hoy. paralyzed by of the organization-'-'was'Meeld M,’pf which an accurgte of: the- < ^ ff ln fw x y t ffWbhFttrrcwpg from the iTnriW^-'grfferL thb 'f&ndwlftflr mon* iH i ^ (O ^ rU jfh clh trrir Thnrifefiiy 525. Riloy 5 2$T-r , 1v -publieun vlcb-presldentlal nomina­ S8K: were chosen on the board: W . H. came to the defense of the Hard­ cates o f similar legislation in the’* 'downward. oath of the falling tmtrTcah rioIicY*. “ Isolated Precinct*. ‘ For railroad commissioner: Car-* tion is as g-xxl ns settled with wort! kumin* Trlbelkal adopted, Tunnicllffe, Mayor Lake and John ing cabinet membar, with the dec­ senate, however, did not hold'much planes nnd was crushed beneath ter 873, Matthews 751. Complete returns had been 1 tho wreckage. laration that ho personally would .Meisch. The last two were, re­ ing program: hope of getting it through there. For adjutant-general: Foster 1,­ that former Governor' Lowdpri of ceived from more than helf Three ships were flying in for­ 1the anti-exclusion move- elected but the first is serving for also have refused to appear before Illinois will lie acceptable to Coni- counties In the state this moi 180, Garcia 403. In the senate nearly the entire mation. They were about two and on-wide by sending repre- hib first time in that capacity. tha committeo in view of the char­ day wax devoted to a di*cu**ion of n half miles north of. Kelly Field. For state’s attorney: DeCottex idge and convention manager* to­ while those from e large nt acter of some o f tho toatimony it l to nil parts'of'the coun­ Following is the vote cast yester­ day dovoteil themselves to clearing of other counties were practice had taken. Thia brought into tho evidence in ita committee investi­ Ship number two nnd ship number 137, Smith 1,377. day: • • ting protedt meetings, up lust minute arrangement*. Lit­ complete, tfa final fieri*** 1? For state sonator: O’Bryan 945, gation of former Attorney General three in tho formation started to W. II, Tunnicliffe 28, Forrest discussion Senator Norris, Repub­ ng u national nntitle remains to be done now except held up by failure of Isolated . Overstreet 1,022. Daugherty’s conduct of the depart­ change nlnces. lican, Nebraska, and several mem­ J.ake 25, John Meisch 15, R. C. campolgn fund. --* For logislatul-c: Lake 1,056, actual drafting of thu platform be­ cincta to send in their counts. ment of justice. On motion ql Sen­ The ships, flying at tho rato of bers from the Democratic sido In­ king nn executive commit Bowers 12, B. F. Whitncr 0, T. L. fore convcntiun gets down to bqsiLyles 1.006, Virtually all thq_ larger cent umaii 7, II. C. DuBoso 7, Fred R. cluding Minority Leader Robinson. ator Brookhart, Republican, lown, 100 miles an hour, crashed into to direct the. campaign, For clerk of circuit court: Chap­ HUS*. chairman of the committee, a reso­ each other tearing wings and struts of population R i hear eard. tlon had been *' Senator Caraway of Arkansas, ’ilson 7, E. A. Douglass 6, II. R. nemorial services for the It wus made plain that Presi­ including Duval, HiUaboro pell 218, Douglass 1,189, Morgan lution was adopted requesting the asunder. labor I subject of the mikado” Stevens 6, Randall Chase 5, E. F. Senator McKellar, Tennessee, and present attorney general to take an dent Coolidgc in disclosing his ap­ Hatfiring together they both 701. Escamhia. Duyal’a complete m l Senator Ashurst, Arizona. Sena­ Hnusholder 5, George W. Knight 5, I cemetery, tho last restFor county judge, with second proval of Lnwdcn had not departed appeal from the decision of Federal began to fall. Tha leading pilot, of many Japanese W. P. Carter 4, F. P. Forstcf 4, tor Moses, Republican, New Hamp­ Judge Cochran In Cincinnati, which seeing tho tragedy taking placo choice votes counted the result wns: from his linnds-off policy and was showed Mpptin carried hla adof by nearly 7QQ votoa over shire, u member of Senator BrookW. C. Hill 4, Schclle Maine* 4, G. next Sunday. still leaving the selection to tho city Maine* 1,068, Wilkinson 715. held tho committee wan not legally behind him, was helpless. fellow townsman. Jennings, t hart’a committee, declared himself L. Bledsoe 3, R. H. Berg 3, R. L. ky night’s gathering InFor sheriff: Hand 1,122, Brady convcnllott so long ns no attempt totals being 5.343 and 4,60), Lieut. White, realizing that death empowered to enforce the attend­ gmbers of all political Dean 3, John D. Jinkins 3, H. B. in disagreement with the chuirman ance a* a witness o f M. S. Daugh­ was near unless he escaped climbed 614 (second cholre votes counted*. was bring mndo to put on n run­ peetively, against 3,692 fop Cq on several points. both houses of the diet, Lewis 3, W. A. Iaiffler 3, Dr. C. J. For lax collector: Jinkins 1,859, ning male to represent the Insur­ Jrnnings turned the tables Committee Evidence. . erty, brother of the former attor­ from the fuselage. When the air Mnxwcll 326. gent wing of the purty. The Presi­ Martin, however in Hillsboro, caflarge numbers of retired Marshall 3, It. B. Wight 3, Sandy ney general. was clear below him him, he leaped Senator Brookhart desrribed dent, it was cnrefnliy pointed out, rying (f the "National Spirit Anderson 2, A. L. Betts 2, I,. P. For prosecuting attorney: Her­ far out from the ahlp. ilia body 4,580 to 4.130 . _ that county ty 4,58p. Conference Report* was simply making it knoWn that over Martin. Cetta alio ’ and the “ Black Dragon Hagan 2, W. M. Haynes 2, D. I~ what ho said were tho clrcumring 878, Householder 1.2X1. fell much more rapidly than the also ran third Between times in both houses, « i • ; J’« * » Thrasher 2, A. E. Yowcll 2, and tho stnnccs under which tho former he would regard Lowden ns very tangled ships and when ho was ' For justico o f pence (district in tho West Coast county. final action wns obtained on sundry attorney general's tax returns in­ 1 i1JPCI .following received one vote each: arcentublc if the convention choose kt Punish America one): Elder 706, Stringfollow 821. clear from the falling wrecks, he ronference reports. The sennte ap­ Martin was also leading In Dade dicated he was without funds ras.s “ we must punish C. L. Britt, H. T. Bodwoll, Dr. J. For constable (district one): to pick him. let tho silk parachute go and man­ All this fittrd with a rapidly county, with 3,998 votes to Worth Ifor tho saka o f world T. Denton, C. M. Hand, H. J. Leh­ when he took*office, while the coni- proved tho conference report on euvered It to keep out of the way, Walker 767, Whitten 717. the postal salaries increase bill mittoc found evidence, he said, that man, T. W. Lawton, R. C. Maxwell, rising tide for the former Illinois Trammell’s 3,488 with Jen ’ I“this is a matter for all For county commissioner (dis­ in a few minutes the hurling nia*'. races’' rccurrfcd in maily L.‘ R. Phillips, W. A. Routh, W. M. he hnd three years later $75,000 with its provision for publicity of shot by him toward the ground. trict one): Bledsoe 373, Steele 376. governor, which Thursday entirely end Cette running far Scott, W. E. Walthall and F. T. in cash in the Midland Nntionnl campaign expenditure* nnd then ehes: For county commissioner (dis­ drowned out the talk for Chsrlcs while Spencer received bnly The boy, Kamos, chopping cotton vote*. , took up the naval construction Bank in Ohio. The appearanra of Williams. Uyeharn, oh* o f the in the field, watched the accident trict two): Hagan 345, Meisch 176. G. Dawes of Chicago und put Sec­ Counties Out. It was stated at the meeting that M. S. Daugherty, president of the measure, passing it with its author­ in the air spellbound, until ho snw Ithe Kakushin dub, which For county commissioner (dis­ retary Hoover out of tho running, Hendry and Liberty ^ 1of the combined oppoai- the reports o f both Secretary Pear- bank, Jiad been sought in this con­ ization for Hn appropriation of tho plans falling above him. lie trict three): Ballard 70, Entnniing- if he ever wan in it for Mr. Hoover publicly declares he did not want "till were to be beard from. cr 106. Isuccessful in the recent man and President Higgins will ap­ nection, Senator Brookhart said, $111,000,000 in record. tried to get out of the way, but it and thought at first willing to Tho third deficiency hill, last of struck him and buried him beneath Matthews for, the rgllr Jtary elections, nrged a pear in The Herald Saturday. For county commissioner (dis­ the place. 'Other features Of today’s meet­ come, the bank president, by later the supply measures, was received the wreckage, crushing the life trict four): West 67, Wheeler 101. ■Declare for. Lowden mission, Cnwthon. for »U( |ng of all Asiatics against Delegates und committeemen ar­ cut of public Instruction, For county commissioner (dis­ pean exclusion provision. ing were talks by George 'A. Du- refusing, had been responsible for and referred to the senate appro- from him. Aviators believe that wan educated in the Cottes snd Mayor Lake. Tho first the resort to litigation with which iriations committed which prompt- Liaut. Thomson was knocked un. trict five): Rnulerson 07, Snyder riving from the states of the north­ ler for adjutant-general q the importance of the resolution dealt. western tier where the La Follette Ing their opitonents, eppar y reported it back. When formally conscious by the collision in tho 67, Kilhco 84. kales, being a graduate emphasised strength is openly admitted as a safe margins, and Increasing placed before tho senate this bill sir. diversity o f Washington. cementing good will and fooling be’ factor to he reckoned with rather urr» showed that McAdoo will carry with it practically all the |Moefilmki, a member of tween the city of Sanford and thirn to bo diamissed lightly, added mainmaintalning bis two to He remaining legislation of first im­ and proprietor of an other parts of the country. to the rupidly growing aentiniuut ratio over Underwood for pr portance to bo considered at the Certify ElteflMIity cws ngency, proposed to urged the whole-hearted co-opcrafor Lowden. They declared 1-owden (lentisf preference. , present session. Flans were per­ that May 26, the day tlon o f the entire county in put­ List For Postmaster was the man who could do tho fected today to attach the adminis­ resident Coolidge signed ting forth programs which mean ticket tho most good in the great for moto progress of Seminole. tration relief bill to it as a rider Bradford. >tion bill, bo observed agricultural states west of tho WASHINGTON, June 6.—The Tho latter reiterated what the assurance having been given that KTARKE, June 6.—The corns i Japan as a “day of naMississippi und who would draw first choice vote in Bradford c Civil Service Commission today speaker before had said and added "illation.” WASHINGTON, Juno fl. — The a motion to suspend the rules certified th efollowing aa eligible MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 0.—With strength from tho rural vote which ty was as follows: • that better sewerage systems would be supported by the required ’ Hxrluslon to Rnd • bill authorizing connection of for appointment as postmaster at tho re-election of the venerable otherwise might be attracted else­ For president, McAdoo 4t7, «ion passed declaring In should be Installed, work on the eight scout crulaorx'hnd conversion two-thirds voto. dc rwood 388. There was no change indicated in DeLand, Fla.: E. L. Howe, F. M. Gcp. Wm. B. Haldeman of Louis- where. Imerica’a hnU-Jspanesa kthw^improvement. e e l b i n * . b.Ule.hlb the decision of insurgent leaders to Curry and Mrs. Marion C. Doug- v ilk Ky „ th#, If the committeemen and dele­ ,n For representative In c« . Iworse than disregarding taken pp by organization. 1° °|l burners^ was passed by th refrain from delaying tactics durgates aireudy on the ground were congressional district, bal morality, la foatering senate Thursday night. Action chief, und tho selection of Dallas, to pick out a vice-presidential nom­ second 381. Green 668. TUet. We, the Japanese was taken in the timo required for Texas, as the site for the reunion inee now it undoubtedly would bo For governor. Catts 888, "not submit to this situthe clerk to read the title. next year, the United Confederate Lowden. nings 304, Martin 381, Spa will oppose exclusion tg The measure was recommended As pre-convention details stead­ Trammell 4. . Veterans adjourned their thirtyThe house passed a 1165,000,000 by the navv department aa neces­ ily are being cleared away, the ma­ fourth annual reqpion hero late For etete a hncluiion o f tha meeting sary to bring the American navy chinery which will nominate the thon 476, Rile “Thursda day. pn boxes were-placed at Up to the standard established at 't e m * r e f2 f legislation was fin­ rsda Thursday night they rested ticket next week is beginning to ‘ wring placards reading: a part o f the country’s naval pol­ ally abandoned for this session of gather momentum. , [contributions Invited for congress. At tho Monday, Wednesday and Cooper, disorderly conduct,. $6 and around the camp fire, in prepara­ icy. It already had pasted the houso Principal contests among dele­ tion for the gr^nd parade ana ball For adjutant general, Foster < [x the punitive movement ‘ Peta Reid, Friday sessions o f the municipal costs or 10 days in jail; President Cool.ldg e‘ delivered un and now goes to the President. today that will mark the close of gate* have been disposed of: ore Garda 160. gambling, $10 bond estreatad; Rob"erica.” The crowds die* or court this week 28 cases were ar­ 8everal senators who have extionul Association address to the Nati "out disorder. $6 and, the reunion—the last for perhaps ganiiation selection! for national ill resied opposition to the construc- raigned before Judge James G. ert Williams, - ¥■ambling, • ... of Real Estate Boards. ColUer. costs of 10 days In 1«U; D. R. many of them, and another fleeting committee officers are being made; The house passed s bHl which on measure were not on the floor Sharon. Of these cases 10 defend­ Knott, speeding end recklesa driv­ milestone on the highway of Ufa last minute touebee have been FT. MYB R8, June ants failed to appear >and bonds when the vote was taken and there would provide s ‘ separate prohi­ added to the arrangements for the county com Oust Negro waa said to be a possibility that given at the time of arrest wero ing, $10 bond estreated|.J°hn Are for all of them. bition bureau in the treasury. sessions in Public hell beginning Underwoe' The re-election of General Hal­ ffrett, speeding. $3 and costs or 10 White Section The naval, construction bill de­ reconsideration of the vote might estreated, or forfeited, four were dafa in jail, and Carrie Monroe, deman—known to the veterans aa Tuesday; delegation* apd beginning Canta 32. dismissed, five were continued to ■ • . . •• • • signed to bring the navy up to be attempted today. , Continued on page 8. the “Grind Old Man of Kentucky” Not a voice was raised In oppo­ a,later date and nine were fined disorderly conduct, dismissed- . -r ~~_i_ m± .'I 16, Cewthon 169. JNT, Calif., June 6.—The standard waa passed by the senate. —was a magnificent testimonial tp Wednesday: Charlie Lawrence, The senate adopted a resolution sition to the ipeasure which au­ or given Jail sentences. The casa disorderly conduct, $25 bon d.es­ the esteem in which ha la held by last night took action 118, Matthew* 116, 'Fo Reply To Jap Protest ter •torm of protest which to carry the Ohio litigation of the thorises construction and repair were as follows: ' Garcia 32. his comrades. When tha momant treated; Sylvester Turner, selling Monday: Arthur Crosby, dtsorwork estimated to cost at least ;y committee to the su»ince the purchase and Daugherty $5 and costs or 10 liquor, $200 and costs o r ,6 0 -days came for the nominations, Gan. W. Is Almost Completed pf a horns in an ex- preme court. , , ' $111,000,000. In addition to the con­ B. Freeman, of Richmond, was ‘ Eugene Johnsos. in jail; John Williams. struction of the eight 10,000-ton Jential district by SidFlagrant disregard of the l*w INV£ called to th* chair. o f .-liquor, $200 and Cruiser* costing $11400,000 each, WASHINGTON, June 8. — A Pf. negro cafe owner. Tho negotiations of the Sinclair and returns A grizzled man In gray roaa at n jail; Joe Mein Lincoln, disorderly reply to the Jepaneee protest the *«r«d the eity attorney Doheny oil leases was charged In exclasive of armament, and the rear of tha pUtfonn. Ha wore against the exclusion section of the Citrus ut m * _ of six conversion In "ndemnation proceedings the oil committee’s report. no gold *Ur* and there waa no new immixretion *“ ^ virtually for navy deir Former Attorney General Daugh­ first line ba riew to cutting a new raey Gent.r, $200 bond rity to beetl completed at e deport­ lied in a senate de'ugh Deering’a property. erty was of six ations with the }|rman Brookhart of bate led b each, .Ttnol w tln » kNiys NBW THEATRE the Daug rbero- IK ml ttee. 7? *■' .* : i Repub •D* wvUL.se Senator La ’ -A new f t a resol Ujeatro Is p iaed thia Wisconsin, itfAi Jocal proo. for apj • * CHICAC ears COUNTY RETURNS A R E CANVASSED BY LOCAL BOARD AGAIN itions A r e jt ;datMeeting K Count o f Second .. Choice Necessary CONGRESS KEPT COLLISION OF 2 BUSY ON BILLS PLANES CAUSES IN LAST HOURS DEATH OF TW O ,. L0WDEN TO BE RUNNING MATE O F PRESIDENT 'I S F B ill I n c r e a s i n g N a v a l Warships Is Passed by Congress Veterans o f S ou th Re-elect Haldeman As Chief for 1924 wm* Washington N ew s Twenty-Eight Cases Arraigned in Municipal Court During This Week G Vr'vr cit, . �IMF ■m ■ H R U o !; V‘l n r -S W '-^ '^ '*\: . »•• '■ •iW? the PA G E SIX rtu Escambia PENSACOLA, June 6.—Incont- j plctc returns from 12 precincts in Tcnsacola give Catts 626, Jen-' MARTIN L E A D S IN ...........GOVERNOR’S . . R A C E B Y 8 ,7 9 4 fn in.ff64.m > Marlin705,. 1,0Riley 3l: T388. rnm'] mcll Cawthon McAdoo Is Pleased W ith State Results s x ttF b a tfto E ta tB , Expect Number O f pi Friuratnrs To A ^ n d E i n g Ju n e w m Senate Committee Sanford M en Will Charges that Leases * Records He,p Youn& On Oil Lands Illegal Wrestie A n d B o x V • ------A t Tavares T o n ig h t, MBERKELEY, “ » s “ Cal., rt June BL“ ' — Per- WASHINGTON, June B. FlagCharacter ____ Mayer Forrest Lake, «whrt ----------’ mii preTprlP»ioa iTonight nt 8:30 o’clock, nt T n -•i „ ' and FfT« . served as chairman of the state -t m i u i i c V p June 5 — A sonnlity reccr.il of graduates Inrnnt disregard of Inw in negotia­ (Continued from page. 1.) finance committee of th" M e-. b l e nwnber of Florida’s thou- ' engineering, declared equally tor tions of Sinclair and Doheny on varen, Billy Hoffman o f this city |_____ *Tcr’ PENSACOLA, June B. -# John Washington Adoo Organization nnd who for sands of educators arc expected to ' JP°ro vn,unMp t*)nn „,a*^c fif* Ieases was charged in a report to and Tavares, nnd Young Gotch, •CHIPLEY, June 5.— Returns Martin for governor, Moreno Coo the mtst two weeks had charge SERVICE: ' r w T i from election arc coming in slowly. for state senator and Frank Carroll o f directing the campaign from are tho senate today prepared for tho now of Sanford but formerly • of oil committee by Its prosecutor, Chicago nnd at one tinia light name. In doiD| & * tho state B A big vote was ,_____ . . Catts ____ and L. V. Trueman for the le g iv . _ _ .j. _ hendqunrtei*s in this polled .for National Kdiyaliaa A . .aolatl.a A | not only - ­ cr cmployers^of young .cn-^Senator .\Vnlsh 0( Moatnna. . Tljo heavyweight chnmpion, will engage you but you «r4 at Z U K c . "No iljrarMVopTut^otfa^^ ~ A ' ^ K e n x i ^ ' r w e i v ^ c P a train carrying.tnc.Xlortaa. <rucrh-_; " , a_—-— ^ .4 t__ M ^ am m .1! .InAmu 2k, il.t. T.' tit%*mi Kin /lAtvnf V i * ' 9 m tion will have Jacksonville nt 8:46 [ K*n.cpr^ , , , . , executive ortlfr, by which Harding in n wrestling bou t.- Gotch is the candidates in the Escambia county have yet been received. KKliyJy message this morning from Mr. a m on June 28. and nil persons AU juniors and seniors are rat- transferred oil reserves from navy nephew of Frank1 Gotch, the only slowly-edunted primary return* McAdoo from law Angeles ex­ to the interior department, wero last night. Inspectors nnd clerks, are contemplating the trip ! * * ' h.y Tu^V nllow students Citrus. pressing his appreciation of the who should notify State .Superintend- ulty a n d lb / their MIov■ "‘ udents held In the report to have boon il­ wrestling champion who is known on the job for more than 36 hours, Florida victory. The telegram on? of IHiblic Instruction W. S. INVERNESS. June I.—Ten out prepared for n lute hour to procure to character. niSrpaa. appear- legal. Thc manner in which tho to hnvo retired while still holding • WARM WRAtll Pnwthnn acting director o f-the N once, leadership, disposition, pop lenses were negotiated secretly by his title, nnd has received valuable o f fifteen proclnctB in Citrus coun­ bunks nnd take alternate naps in said: “ Congratulations on your splendid work. Am delighted F A tar Floirdn I **h*rity. speed in work, accuracy former Secretary Pall was de­ training from him. Gotch has also Warm W ca tw 7 w ty tonight gave McAdoo 203, Un­ the polls and then continue the E. A. for Hoirda. . '^ nttcntion to detail. . A stu- scribed ns in disregard o f statutes. with £hc Florida victory. Warm­ a little violent count. Every phhse of educational work ^ romrn|ttcc is asked each year derwood 42, Anderson 134, Corr est regards.’’ The lease? themselves were de­ ben couched by Farmer Burns, who Miration. . 80, Berry 105, Dorman 07, Dranc will be discussed at the convent0 rJltc thc mcmbera of its class, Late yesterday afternoon clared "indefensibly wasteful" nnd took Frank Gotch’a place in the m a cold. R, Flagler 229. McCants 88, Catts 280. Martin tion, r s c ratings ratings are are compa compared with based on a .policy Mayor Lake received the follow, . . with . . delegates , divided into . ^...vow . which congress athletic world when the latter re­ BUNNELL, June 6. — Flagler 177, Spencer 4, Trahcll 5, Cawthon w ‘ li t°ld Wilh * S ing message from David Ladd gfoup meetings, where the re- |hosp of thp fncuity „nd cn aver- .alone had authority to determine. tired, it is said. county incomplete gave Catts IS, well-known F0LFv-» spective departmental discussions ncr thun |# struck. The ~ 106, Riley 97, Carter 127, MatRockwell, national chairman of students’ Fall’s acceptance of $100,000 from Another interesting wrestling AND TAR COMPoJmi Jennings 29, Martin 62; Spencer thebra 160, Foster 19, Garcia 70. will take place. . the McAdoo organization, "It rating has the weight of one in-! Doheny yens characterized as "In matcii scheduled for tonight is tho none, Trammell 47. Officials of thc Floirda Educa- structor’s rating, nnd. according j the Inst degree reprehensible” ni- one betwon Lee Peek o f this city coughs, colds. hoan!2 was a grent victory for progres­ Clay. Association have been' advised to thc university authorities, it though no Opinion was expressed nnd Burton Keaton of Tavares. in Thomas, 712 Wnt sive Democracy in Florida and tion ___ _______ Franklin , Ave., Scranton, p. GREEN COVE SPRINGS. June I congratulate you. McAdoo’a according to information received been found that thc students 'ns to whether thc payment wfts in Peek is expected to make a good APALACHICOLA. June 5. — HONEY AND TAR 6<-rMcAdoo 381, Underwood 362, workers arc greatly encourag­ nt the state education department. ..r,. more otrict than the tenrhers.; fact, a loan, showing. did me good, at I hijT Vnderson 246, Corr 205, Berry 193, Frnnklin county incomplete gave ed. Best wishes.” that railroad ticket sv/ill be on ProfeApor Blake E. Vnnlccr, in A" Following thc wrestling there head nnd chest’’ (U , l)oTtnan 241, Applcynrd 229, Bry­ Catts 171, Jennings 60, Martin 35; ;ale June 25 to July 1. and memLater in the day the mayor i!i cusainp thc system, points out will he two boxing matches, tho day- Sold cvcrjavhoy. To Sweden an <81, Campbell 127, Carter 220, Spencer 0, Trnimnell 9. of nrsneintion may received an invitation to attend l-crr. that employers do lint not nuvvt select tu coi­ IWIi* 1 11 the HIV ....................... *fV obtain IIH II I'llljiiojf 1.1.1 till r Tourists . first of which will be between Corbett 106, Cramer 40, Dickinson the national convention in New thc .1C tickets nt one ami one-half \?rs jrrafluateH primarily because S n p r i r l A t i A v C r a C ? O f "Socking” Slonn o f Tampa nnd Glades 90, Gibbons 105, Gilchrist 267, | York the latter part of this fare by presenting identification of their seholnstic grading, hut j j t n n t a. r* a MOORE HAVEN, June 5. — "Bnttling" Hopson o f Jacksonville. Griggs 68, Igou 82, Morey 13, Murmonth. . The invitation, sent by certificates obtained, from t). T. pit; a hiKh value on personal rcc- ;*p ll»U 111 1 1 1 3 1 v / O l l l I t r y It is reported that this bout will Glades couhty incomplete gave the phy 61, Paradise 16, Stockton 2148, Woodley, secretary of the Florida i oiao’cndntion. the son’thern McAdoo head­ be snnppy nnd interesting. Wall 108, Bowden 259, Cooper, following-votes lor governor: Catt-. Education■ Association, nt Winter quarters said: "Will it be possi­ The prrsonnlity records are . ............. ......................... - - per- ■ STOCKHOLM. June 5.— Al.out 87, Jennings HI, Martin 171; Spen­ The second boxing match will 190, Gramling 132, Hills 93, Zim ble for you to attend the New Park. Non-members of tne 8. h. mnnent, so thnt the graduate Is1$5,000,000 wan spent in Sweden last be between “ Bob” Odom o f Tavares ------209, Catts 492, Jennings 189, Mnr- cer 7, Trammell 20. York convention ns niv guest. A. may he furnished ttvvso certi- Iprotected, with thc passing years, yCi„. »,y (,ome 50,000 tourists, nc- nnd "Johnny" Gordon o f thc local tin 256, Spencer 0, Trammell 42. If so wire tnc and I will make tifientes unon certain conditions oh- ngninst the death or resignation j ced in g to estimates compiled from Seminole Athletic Club. This match Gadsden Cawthon 440, Riley 192, Carter 126, the necessary arrangements. I tainnkle through the secretary. (,f the profesrors who knew him «'ata collected by the Swedish Trnf- will close the night’s performance, QUINCY, June f».— Eight proMatthews 638, Foster 341, Garcia am desirous of having you with Ternr of the tickets expires nt . best. ! fie Association. It has been nos- which, it is declared, will be ex­ cincts complete nnd five incomplete 283. "When chant* o11 me.” midnigiit July II, and mny be exProfessor Vsnleer reports that |<jhlo to estimate from the bnnnesn ceptionally good. out of 14 in Gadsden county give 8»n on me,” « tended, it is stated, until August personnel officers from large c r ? -! ,!onc | ,y hotels, stenmship lines, McAdoo 572, Underwood 395. CawIlade. L*wla Llihtr, o( 10, by depositing the ticket with t p..rations romc regularly to thc railroads, the larger places of 556, Riley 368; Catts 519, Jrn• IT DRIVES OUT WORMS. ■ • Sumter MIAMI, June 6.—John W. Mar .1thon . Mo.. “I Buffered l ■ the ticket agent at Washington nnd .College of Mechanics to study the sinurement.*, etc., that the nulnher TAMPA, June B.— Sumter county Thc surest sign of worms in .tin was ruuing well ahead of j JLmR" J^nr^ n womanly weaknm u ih.tn of those nhout to be gradunt-, 0f foreign visitors in Sweden hna children js paleness, lack of Inter­ Worth W. Trammell in Dndc coun-1 Trammell 80; A. B. f arter 400. incomplete gave Catts 5, Jennings paying $1.00. fered a great dnl, 1 School' teachers contemplating led, and to check records by their'risen from about 36,000 in 1920 to est in play, fretfulncss, variable ty tonight with 24 boxes out of SO |Mathews 474, Foster 707, Garcia 2, Martin 5; Spencer 1, Trammell la my back and dj the trip should ascertain from lo- |«wn observation of candidates for:about 60,000 in 1923. Iuist year, nppetite, picking nt the nose and complete. The standing of guber- •126; for legislature Edwards 497, limbs would c n . i ! according to the officinls o f tlie sudden starting in sleep. notorial candidates was, Catts 307, |Strom 649; Harrell 612, llinson 0; Suwnnee county gave Catts 886, cnl ngents if they hnve thc proper employment. When didn’t feel tike dc2| It is explained thnt n man need Tcrcentary Jubilee Exposition in these symptoms appear it is time Jennings 447, Martin 673; Spencer ticket forms. Jennings 493, Martin 3,069, Spen­ 128. work, and therii not rate high in’ every particular, Gothenburg, thnt fair was attended to give White’s Cream Vermifuge. 731. Trammell 121. cer 37, Tpmmell 2,835. In the many steps for * Alachua to be acceptable. If, for instance j by about 10,000 Americans, many to take on a flra_ presidential race, 24 boxes comRepublicans R o u n d lie is rated relatively low in p ro -,o f them emigrants from Sweden A few doses drives out the wormn GAINESVILLE. June 5. — All Bushncll, June 5.— Final official very anxious to i pletc out of 30 in the county give and puts thc little one on thc road A friend McAdoo 3,678, Underwood 1.8B6. precincts in Alachua county have Sumter county, Cntts 709, Martin Out Program For The cision nnd detail, he mny stand ] who hnd taken this opportunity to to .health ngnin. White’s Cream high enough in other respects t o , revisit the mother country, W. J. Bryan was given more votes been heard from and incomplete re­ 559, Jennings 961; Trammell 3, Vermifuge has n record o t5 0 years National Convention make an excellent salesmnn or j The money brought into n coun- of successful use. Price 35c. for delegate at large to the na­ turns in Tuesday’s Democratic cxecotive; while for research or try by tourist trade Is usually tional convention than nny other primary give McAdoo 1,940. Under­ Spencer 25; Congressman Dranc, candidate on the entire ticket. His wood 1,088, . R. A. Green leads Superintendent Cnwthon, McAdoo CLEVELAND, June 5. — Only technological w/rk, diffidcnc^ is upoken of vaguely ns part of the 10 ACRE FRUIT, truck nnd poul­ total for 24 boxes was 4,324. Jer­ Frank Clark in the race for con­ wins- with W. J. Bryan leading two major propositions remain to in liar, though accuracy is neccs-1 “ invisible trade balance,” but extry farm, $2,000. Dandy 7 room snry. ' ports in Sweden nro now becoming bungalow, 2 screen porches, two ry W. Carter was second with 1,­ gress by a vote of 2,071 to 1,557. ticket, followed by Dickinson, bo settled in connection with the John Martin of Jacksonville lends Griggs and Carter. , interested in estimating these ex­ cow bnrn, garage, houses and runs 966. in the gubernatorial race in Ala­ Rcbuplican National Convention i J.U’ AN BUYS GERMAN BOOKS ’ licnditurcs per capita. Lieut. T. for 500 hens, fine trucking soil, Suwancc ’ chua county the vote ns tabulated BERLIN, June 5— Two Japanese tho Swed- good fruit, only 1,500 feet off brick DcSoto. here this month, the platform and # . . .1.Segerstrale, ... . director --------- of — ------------LIVE OAK. June 5.—The follow­ thc selection of u vlcc-prcsidcntinl TAMPA, June 5.— DcSoto gave standing: Mnrtin 1,413, Catts 1,203. Dr. Tnknyanngi J>nd j-ish Traffic Association, has com- highway, 2 miles from Kissimmee, to ms and I W ing is the total votes so for as can­ ... A .. . Dr. Ueno, have arrived in Get*- putod the avorago cxpcnuiuirei for governor the following, accord­ expenditure j owner must sell to save forecloitIt I certainly vassed by thc official bonrd: For candidate, according to officials in niJU,y Baker purchase books for thc , within Sweden hy tourists ns nbout ing to incomplete returns: ‘ Catts I went through ' ‘ ure, house painted, papered, •good MACCLENNY, June 5. — Two president, McAdoo 759, Underwood charge of Coolidge national head-1Imperial Library in Tokio which $100 for each person. 659, Jennings 864, Martin 515,life wlthont uy condition, good for two weeks, only precincts in Baker county g u^»l,035; congress, Clnrk 782, Green junrters here. i sns destroyed hy thc great earth­ Spencer 8, Trammell 35. I can hJgjbJj at above price. Strout Farm A g­ Catts 173, Martin 38, Jennings 2Tn 1.270; delegate to national conven­ CarduL” '. quake nnd fire. CATHOLIC EDUCATORS MEET ency, Kissimmee, Fie. They assert thnt President CoolImpossible to got accurate count tion, second district, Cone 79, Dor­ Madison At tbe age of idge will be nominated for presi­ MADISON, June 5 .- r Madison today, county 80 per cent for Catts. man 1,072, Phillips 305, Smith 195, dent on the first ballot, probably Pr i c e l i n k s p l i t s p e t t i g o : Mi l w a u k e e , June 5 ,-r R t . to 60 every wool FOR WORKING' PEOPLE Willistnn 119; governor, Catts 886, county, unofficial, complete, gives pais through a BELFAST, June 5—The British IRev. Thomas J. Shnhan, president The best of workers get out of Columbia Jennings 477, Mnrtin 673; Spencer polling more thon 1,050 of the 1,­ nnd Free Stntc budgets have crc- of the Catholic University of sorts when the liver falls to act. Catts 602, Jennings 420, Martin time, which b a 109 votes. Congressman Theodore LAKE CITY, June B.—Following 32, Trammell 125; stntc superin. Change of Life 380; Spencer 2, Trammell 16; Clark E. Burton of Ohio will be tempor­ nted a peculiar situation on the America, Washington, has been They feel languid, hnlf-sielt, “ bluo” 264, Green 1,085; taonnrd Morrow is the unofficial vote of Columbia tendent, Cawthon 926, Riley 693; ary chairman, Senator Jnmos VV. Ulster bonfer. Pettigo village, in selected to preside at a general nnd discouraged and think tncy are If you are a^ this period, or in is elected sheriff and Whitty and county: McAdoo 689, Underwood railroad commissioner, Carter 681, Wadsworth, Jr. o f New York,, will Donegal, is partly in thc Free session ol the 21st annual conven­ getting lazzy. Neglect of these 583; Cawthon 626, Itiioy 583; Cur- Mathews 822; ndjut/int gcnern'l suffering from u n Fox representatives. be named ns permanent chairman State and partly in northern tion of the Catholic Education symptoms might result in :\ sic ter 312, Mathews 486; Cntts 651, Foster 1,024, Gnr.-ln 315. troubles or trap territory. Stamps, ten, cocoa nnd Association, here June 23 and 24. spell, therefore the sensible coura and William M. Butler of Massa­ Jennings 401, Martin 087; Spencer CarduL It > Marion Discussions o f Catholic education mineral waters mny be bought Is to take n dose or two o f Hcrbinc. chusetts, ns chairman of thc na­ you, as H ktt Holmes OCALA, June 5.— McAdoo 875, 20. Trammell 38; Clark 606, Green nnd educational policy will he tho cheaper on the Dritish side than It is just the medicine needed to others. At 10 TAMPA, June 6.— Holmes coun­ tional committee, in their opinion. on the other,, nnd residents in Eng- order of thc convention. Catholic purify thc system and restore the Underwood 803; Catts 559, Jen­ 1,103. Chairman David Mulvnnc of ty incomplete gave for governor: nings 242, Martin 1,542; Spencer educators from all parts ’ of * the vim and ambition b f health. Price t Charlotte --*■%—•Prnwmtrll *1; Onwthnn 1,157. Cntts 1,441, Jennings 362, Martin Knnsas. of tho nationnl commlttc.- land hnvt-’ a smaller income tax to country nrc to uttend. 6flr. Sold by Union Pharmacy. • on arrangements, believes .tho on | Pay* PUNTA GORPA. June 5.—Six 290; Spencer 11, Trammell 35. Riley 424; Carter 401, Mathews 1,. tional committee will have liut four out of eight precincts in Chnrlnttc 088, Foster 1,087, Garda 432. contests to pass upon when making county give McAdoo 198, Under­ Jackson wood 206; Urano 339. McCants 44: MARIANNA, Jmuv 5.—Jacksmi up the temporary roll eull of th« r.A* < J .278^Cu’ Camp^ ffs S lS M E t}. June 6.'—CompUta. AHpffyaM3 - ----- -------------i apltoi tuple t c _ :,c itc y € « t t a ,2,28Q;r/lSt*' uwjvent ion." 'hfturns-frwn nfHS precincts In Os­ hell 98, Gibbons TO;G ilchrist' 220, .tiings 867, Martin H4B,—Spencer■*/>,•S S R f f i B S d B S : T ceola county gave for president, Wall 132; Catts 169, Jennings 143, iTrainnicI 129. Cults’ majority over sas and South Carolina. A sub-committee headed by Sen­ McAdoo 663, Underwood 408; for Martin 172, Spencer 12, Trammell all 144. ator George W. Pepper of Penn­ governor: Martin 790, Catts 369, 18; Cnwthon 2!5, Riley 128; Car­ sylvania, wil! investigate the claims Jennings 342; Trammell 62, Spen­ ter 179, Mathews 145; Foster 231. Lafayette cer 16. Mnrtin and McAdoo led by Garciu 48. MAYO, June 6.—McAdoo carries of the contestants and report to the large pluralities In Kissimmee nnd Imfuycltc county over Underwood nntionnl committee nt a meeting St. Cloud, while three small out­ .......... aim Beach ! by good majority. Murtin and hefo several days before thc con­ WEST PALM BEACII, June 6.— Catts necu-aial-ncck for governor. vention. lying precincts went for Catts and one for Jennings. , . With nil precincts complete except Green swept county over Clark for Arrangements have been com­ Rittn and Okeelanta, with n nmnll congrcm pleted for decorating the city. vote each, McAdoo and Underwood Okaloosa Flags, hunting nnd pictures of the CRESTVIEW, June 6.—Okaloosa were neck nnd neck, with the for­ l.ec President artd other Republican county ghve Cntts 1,204), Jcnnlng3 mer nt 1,178 lending thi( latter l.y FT. MYERS, June 5.— Full re­ leaders of thc past and present will five votes. In the race for gover­ turns from seven prerincts and in­ adorn Superior Avenue from West 200, Ma/tin 125. nor Martin overwhelmingly carried complete returns from nix with Ninth Street to East Ninth Street, the county, receiving 1,419 votes to cstlmnten from other five, gives the ntirc length of Emit Sixth i . Okeechobee “ Thc City with a Vision’ OKEECHOBEE. June 5 . - With Jennings’ 518 nnd Catts’ 565. Martin J’.OO majority in Lee county Street, Euclid Avcuiio from the Votes on other state officials over .Ironings. Cntts only received Public Square to East Seventeenth obe-half the returns canvussed here, Martin received 135 votes, were: Cawthon 1,123, Riley 541: about I0(> votes ir precincts re Street nnd Enst Ninth Street be­ Catts 87, Jennings 68. For stntc railway commissioner, Carter 681, ported. McAdoo entries county 2 tween Superior nnd Prospect Ave­ Thc Commercial Center of "Eur.trrn Orange," the largest^ialf of Orange County. Otlhto representative McNeill had 169 Mathews 1,089; adjutant g°ncral, to I. \V. J. Bryn,i leads candidates nues, the entire down town section. Ib the only Town Development in thc fast growing “ East Ora*c." Foster 1,233, Garciu 412. votes to Jennings 157. for delognte-nt-large; Hendry tie­ Ilithlo is on the Florida East Coast Railroad, where the irlando-East Const Boulevard in­ ........................................ fentn Henderson nnd Pope for Icg' Orange tersects it. This branch railroad extends from New 8myrnn/fo Okeechobee City, a distance of BARTOW, June 6.—Polk countv i. lative unless Henderson, second . ORLANDO, June 5.— Nineteen Complete with the exception of hoic: votes, changes results. about 150 miles. The road is being extended from Okeechobee to Miami at a eost.pj (fSTI]t&hs'{rf-/ ______ precincts out of 29 in Orange coun­ Howard precinct, gives Cntta 938, dollars and upon Completion Ilithlo will have a main line rai/ond. l.eon ty give C*tts 071, Jennings 972, Jennings 1,819, Mnrtin 1,808; SpettTALLAHASSEE, June 5.— AU Martin 1,460; Spencer 22, Tram- rer 45. Trammell 201. No second A 16 foot brick road has just been completed from BilhI north to tho county line, connect­ mcll 31. .choice votes wer etuken into nc-| county officials uppeur to hnvo ing up with a hard-surfaced road into Sanford. count. been re-elected in Tuesday’s pri The Orlando-East Const Boulevard connecting Orlandofrith Cocoa ..Beach ..and ..Titusville TAMPA. June 5.— L. C. Ed­ Hardee nimy. Jennings leads in the race Drarh by Bithlo in to he completed about July. WAUCI1IILA, June 5. — For Putnam for governor with Cntts running a wards, of Tampa, was elected pres­ president: McAdoo concceded win­ PALATKA, June 6.—Putnam close second. McAdoo has an over­ ident of the Florida Citrus Ex­ The Southern Dell. Tel. A Tel. Co. arc constructing [telephore line from Orlando to the ner In Hardee county. For gover­ county nt 1:30 p. m. gives Martin whelming majority over Under­ change nt the annual meeting of East Const through Ilithlo. nor: Cntts lead Martin by 19. Jen­ 642, Jennings 685 and Catts 706. on wood in the presidential preference the t>onrd of directors for reor­ nings follows close to Martin. first rhoicc votes. Henry A. Mc­ in four of the largest precinct*. ganization purposes held in this Hithlo is about 9 miles from the HL Johns River, 2 ml from lake Picket*, affording splenTrammel and Spencer not known in Kenzie for member of the house of Thc vote for governor ns reported city nt 10 o’clock today. did fishing, and is |8 miles from the East Coast. raze here. Tin- nnmc of Mr. Edward.; was representative* from group 1, from all the precincts is Jennings ' ’ '•( #’l* • J George B. Everson lending w th T. 699, Cat's 041 and Martin 547. Nature provides a natural drainage system for Eithj Jn the (trat of branchea and creeks presented by E. I*. Wirt, of Ilartow, and Dr. W. A. MneKenbio, of TAMPA, June 5.—Hardee county C. Douglass close second, on first that lake ull surplus water off as rapidly aa itdralncd _______ _ >m any Florida cKy. incomplete: Cnttr. 861, Jennings choice votes, from group 2. Leesburg, wns placed In nominn-1 Levy Ilithlo is surrounded by thousands of acrea of os ric^ trucking and general .farming land 662, Mnrtin 736; Spencer 0, Tram­ BRONSON. June 5__ oCmplete. tion b yCnpt. F. C. W. Kramer of mell 0. enn be found in Orange county. Many farmers are no»|preparlnt land for cultivation. Pasco i but unofficial returns, I^vy county,' the same place. The voting was With seven-precincts In Pusca givo McAdoo 858, Underwood 381. by secret ballot nnd thc result wus Approximately 5,000 lota have been sold In Ilithlo tl approxI)ateJy fhrge thousand Individ Hamilton County county out of 21, missing aoports of Cutta 603, Jennings 338, Martin announced nt Is 12 for Mr. Ed­ ua!s from all parts of Amerlcn. A percentage of the froperty ancra wfll surely develop their WHITE SPRINGS, 5.--It wh eh emmot be obtained until tho 3M; Spencer 14, Trammell 20. This ward:; and seven for Dr. MaeKen, . June ------property. • I hnn 4>ecn difficult to secure official p'Dicial canvass it made, gives Me- dees not include tabulations o f hcc- tic. A motion to make the elec­ rtlurnn in full for Hamilton c o u n t y Adoo 687, Underwood 338; Cntts |one! choice votes. tion unanimous wns then ndnptcd. though McAdoo curried the countv ;,-7. Jennings 382, Martin 360;___________________________ _ For fir at vice-president ('apt. F. , " ub" ' ' , ' f " 1" 0 ,,w “ “ * • * h ,bv a large majority. For ~ governor, Spencer 13. Trammell 7; Cawthon' ~ C. W. Kramer was unanimously the .county gives first choice vote 344. Riley 383; Carter 347, Mat- Indian Rajah Slays chosen, uftor D. C. Gillett, L. W. | i i ,,i'ra° l“ " uh“ rb*n 10 " 0, ol5er c,,y and h ^ ■» to beitervo Eastern Orauge County, follows: Catts 032, Martin 439, thewr 401 ;■ Foster 490, Garcia 130. and John A. Snivcly hail I Vicious W hite Tiger Tildcn Jennings 103; Trilmmall 69, Spen­ Drnne, tor congress in the F rsl •Icelinrd to allow thc use of their ; cer 18. White Springs is proud of District, him 721 votes to McCants' names. John A. Snivcly was elect-1 CALCUTTA, Juno 5—Sports­ ed second vice-president by a unan­ having given a majority over Cat’ s. oU» men all over India arc greatly in­ imous vote. Cntta curried Jasper and Jennings ' 81. Lucie by very small majorities though FORT PIERCE, June B.— Nine terested in. the skin o f a white tlThu position of secretary was he gained in rural precincts. out of 16 precincts in Nt. Lucio gar recently shot by the Mahara­ filled by the re-election of C. E. Improvements mean that real estate will advance, hence pro i to CKe Igveatora. county gave McAdoo 441 votes and ja of Sirguja and which is now on Stewart, Jr. W. T. Cavndo was Allow ua to show Ilithlo to you Without expenso or obtig^tio Then you are fa position to Hernando Underwood 309. Ten precincts gave diaolay here. re-elected car.hlcr. As chairman of Judge of our inveatment opportunities. p Except for a few darker strip- the bonrd of directors, a now of* TAMPA, June 6. — Hernando Cults 197, Jennings 371, Martin county; Catts 93; Jennings 98, 409; Npc near 12. Trammell 116. All ings the pelt is almost pure white fire created recently, E. L Wirt, f .Cars leave our office 9:30 every day. , . . and measures nine feet eight in­ of Rartow, was unanimously chos­ Murtin 141; Spencer 3, Trammell first choice votes. ches from nose to tail tip. Thc en, having been placed in nomina­ white tiger is extremely St. Jrhns HHH1 H p irare, H Pbut tion by L. W. Tilden, the motion Highlands NT. AUGUSTINE, June B. — "*w specimens ever having been tcing seconded by Cantain KraSKBR1NG, June 6.—District No. Thirteen precincts complete out of *ccurcd, and this one is reported mot. On motion of John S. Tay­ 2, Sebring: McAdoo 219, Under­ 15 in St. Johns county g ve Martin ! fo have had a career o f depredation lor, of I-urgo. seconded by Joniah wood 83; Catts 128, Jennings 111, 1.105, Jennings 577, Catts 302;' t*lat included three human victims Vnrn, I)r. J. H. Ross, retiring head Martin 126; Spencer 3, Trammell Spencer 14, Trnirmeli 25. For pres, i ar"l innumerable cattle, of the Exchange, was unanimously b a il e y developm ent 1; Cawthon 163, Riley 94; Carter hlential preference McAdoo 946,' According to reports from thc elected president emeritus. 62, Mpthews 211; Foster 215, Gar­ Underwood 725. For adjutant gen- ( m«trict in which It was killed, the ICO, B ITH LO , FLA. cia 24. cral, Foster has 1,382 and Garcia! boast actually appeared to use its WEATHER AND CROP REPORT W ith ou t obligation pica*® 324. Mathew.) for railroad commis- 1unusual coloration as an aid to Central Division TAMPA. June 5. — Highlands sinner 762 nnd Carter 591. Caw- hunting. It was continually roisifcnd me literature about the Dry weather was unfavorable for • county incomplete: Catts 421, Jen­ thon for state luperintendent lias ‘taken ’ for n steer or cow as it lay practically nil crops; truck deteri­ Town o f B ithlo Development. nings 2$, Martin 421; Spencer 9. 1.110 against Riley V 337. quietly among the herds waiting orated, ami much corn suffered be­ • 1 " 4 * :: • » » !;' imtuell 0. a chance to kill, and the natives yond recovery, especially thc late , 'fam e ........................ ........... Jefferron arsort that .It mixed freely with period on uplands. The planting of ‘ Sara tot a MONTIVL'LLO. Junu 6.— Final the herds without exciting alarm. sweet potatoea continued, where W drcaa .............. . g i SARASOTA, June 5.— McAdoo return* of Jefferson county about Three instances ure related of sell mobture wiis ample. Guavas Ir— W t •. * . t . a V * i i a* v _ 414. Underwood 172; Catta 4$, Jen- complete g|Vc Clark 377. Green thj ligijr having been seen lying ,ate in good condition^ Grayerr need Htngs 123. Martin 292; Spencer 1. ■ I i •m ****-^**. Jennings 320. jilur- quietly in jungle and being mis­ rain badly; some fruit is dropping T 4 K)M^t . • v . Trammelli 24; Cawthon 3B0, Riley .. I MfAdr>o, Bryan. Carter, taken by natives for a beast it had nnd leaves ary. curling. Melon ship­ Carter 181, Mathews 218. Foster Dicklii'i.ii, Creega, Cone, Dorman, H‘ai». nnd in each o f these cases ment - continued In n smiill way' -»4totototototo4to««>tototototototo tototototototof . Claud Ragan defeated Cruliam Cawtlmn a:ul Mathewa swept thc when the native approached, he the crop is doing fairly well on low county. tering for tax collector. lands. "a* killed. Change • life V In ft M Board o f Directors Choose- Edwards To Head Exchange . 1 3 t!1 2 !S ? S * i£ £ * 51 ra‘"’ 1 ’” w" H.B.LewisCo. 197 Park Ave. V- ■■'Vt'it )iTOnrtrfTfcrj J'sy -Cir^-3 T H •-</ Agent Phone 349 l' .............. •-r . 1 . uj j m ~*7........> ^>* .. ^ ' ^ 'W i . �T H E SA N F O R D P A G E TW O ■ K6TTC1C o f f.i .f.ctton . In compliance with the provisions t latr applicable thereto. notice is »reby given that an-election has en called and ordered to be held. 4 the same trill be held within ltd throughout Special Tax Bchool fatrlct No. 1. Seminole County. Florida, eald district being also known a« Rs- ____ ' — •* Special Tax School District. on Tueaday. Juno ITth. 1*34. for S Men, W om en and Children Crowding to Join - New Kind pf . Arm y Waging-War^Cn. —• Drowning Accidents Everywhere Thoirtd-dtatrtctjtW l^} reeding two year*, and the number of mills of district school tax to be levied' and collected for each of the [bald yearn. The County Board of Public In­ struction hna determined by resolu­ tion that ten mllla la the estimated, mlllage necessary to be voted nt such election for the purpose of the] Said special tax school district for the enautng two year*. ' The following named are appoint­ ed to act ns Inspectors and clerks at the precincts named, within said n O U C E M A N JACK BYRNES of Utica, N. Y., saved 1 seven persons by forcing illuminating gas out of their lungs and pumping in fresh air. Byrnes the night before sat at a lecture on resuscitation and watched the American Red Cross lecturer demonstrate how to use the hands as pumping apparatus to start breathing that has been stopped by suffo­ cation. One lecture plus an intelligent officer in this case preserved a whole family. At Allston, Mass., an ambulance surgeon put Policeman Rogers to work on a woman gas vic­ tim, and he had her breathing normally when she was carried into a hospital. 11. P. Midgley, freshman in Furm an University, Green­ ville, S. C., brought his classmate, 11. II. Lott, from the bot­ tom of an eight-foot deep swimming pool. The university coach and another student started pumping operations, and Lott came through the experi­ ence safely and a life friend of AMERICAN RED CROSS AND Midgley, his preserver* • boy s c o u t s uiFE-5AViNG^g| • " EVERY SCOUTA SWIMMER T R A I N I H C - A ’ I s n t rottTO'fc*4- j w CAMPAIGN POSTER* A»TYPICAU>REOICR06I ''fiAyjNG*GROUPJXREMlJ SAFETY 'V — ' suffering brought Into thousands of homoa by tho annual drownlngs la awakening tho American people out of Indifference toward thesq poignant losses, with the result that In all walks of Ufo very In­ fluential support la being accorded the Ufo-savlng program. Recognized by Government. Recognition alter tho years' ex­ periences which prosed tho sound­ ness of the Red Cross' purpose to carfy out Us work of prevention and preservation encourages the belief that In another ten years It will have grown tenfold. The Gov­ ernment has put Its seal of approv­ al upon life saving by using the course at tho West Point Military Academy and the Annapolis Naval Academy, also by affording lnstrucIng under Red Cross experts at camps of tho regular army, the reeorvo officers and the military training centers for civilians. Men's and women's colleges and Stnto universities, equipped with swimming pools, the summer camps of private schools, Roy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls, Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., boys' clubs, high schools In largo cities, athletic District No. 1. Hemlnole County. Florida, said district bclmt i>ts<> known as I.ongwood Rpcclnl Tax School District, on Tuesday. June 17lh. 11*31.‘ for thl>'purpn*(»-nf drtermlnlna-who shall be trustees of the said district for tho next succeedInic two years, nod Ihe number of mills of district school tna to b« levied and collected for each of the sabl County Board of Public du•truction has determined by resolu­ tion that ten mills la the estimated mlllage necessary to ho voted at such election for tho purpose ° ( Dte •aid special tax school district fur tho ensuing two years. Tho following nnmod are appoint­ ed do act as Inspectors and clerks ^EXPER-T, RED CROSS LIFE-SAVER- DEMONSTRATING dHE*.BR.EAK4NGiOF‘ T H E “ DEATH*CL.UTCH'' Four boys, totally blind, students summer a nation-wide cam pa I [ at an Institution in Watertown, for water safety, with “ Eve { Mass., after seven lessons In the Scout * Swimmer" ns their nlogti ! school swimming pool, passed tho Thors ar<> besides 200.000 "lo Red Cross Uf^savsra' testa with an ^ tUche,d *° lroopa “ . . . . . . . „» so tv,.. -«„* about 140.000 men leadors, bo tt average of M per cent, amazing lh,§ m0Tement wlu reach cloie spectators with their stunta la div- a mmion. with Instruction that Ing. and retrieving objects and not only based on self proscr their deftness In demonstrating tlon, but on the reacna of otlu the prone-pro aonto nfctbod of ro who may bo la danger tn tins wai •uacltstlon. ’ •In Gaga County, hr tka'aj.Lvhi*' '^Tftrmichnut ' tpe country fht southwestern part of Nobroska, Bro today approzlmately ir,,C where the Dig Rlue River ap- men 9,300 women und 20,.100 ho proaches its diminishing source, andfglrla who havn qualified 233 adults and youths qualified as trio eovero examination water-safety experts, organizing c^^ed to attain the right of proi themselves Into four corps of life iy wearing the Red Cross orabh Certre. 0f a preserver of life. Million Taking to Water. Tho foregoing facts and tr \ The Boy Scouts of America, oTer dents could be multiplied a th •''AjOO strong, Lnaui"r*v*a U h sand times and stilt the J NOTITH OF RLKtTION. In compliance with the prnvlale of law applicable thereto, notice hereby given that on election h«* been rnlled and ordered to he held, and the aame will be held within Mid throughout Hpcrlsl Tax School District, No. S.^pcmlmtlr :Connlj(. FlStliln. -5ltW eMPtrlct b-»lfcr fils* Jropvriu.A*. Oviedo Rpf-cnl Tax mining who shall he .trustees of the saM district for the next succeeding ____ and two years, i the number of mills of district school tax to In* levied and collected for each of tho said years. Tho County Board of Public In­ struction has determined by reso­ lution that ten mills Is tho estimat­ ed 'mlllaae necessary to he voted at such election fpr the purpose of tho said special tax school district for [lbs ensuing two yearn. The 'fottowlng nnmi-d are ap[ pointed to art ns Inspectors and clerks at the precincts named, with­ in said flpeclal Tax Hchoot District, RTUt'OTlON l*nit SKMINOI.I to hold said election: Precnet No. & (Oviedo), Mrs. MatCOUNTY. PUJlttDA. tie L. Wheeler. J. N. Thompson and Ry C. A. DALLAS. * Chairman I'ro Tent. T. I-. Meade. Inspectors; und Mrs. Att"nt! T. W. L.WVTuN. Ulna a McCall, clerk. D. .1014. (Heal) Hrerei ary. May 11-33-30; Jun„ fi-13. . COUNTY BOAIID OK PUBLIC IN. rttUCTION, HBMfNOLE COUN V. FLORIDA. f SERVICE: That's our middle nnme. In doing buxinew* with u... you not only get value received, hut you get SERVICE along with It. '({TICK SERVICE TRANS­ FER, Phone IDS. By a A. DALLAH. Chairman Pro Tem. Attest: T. W . LAWTON. <Hca|) Hecretary, May 11-11-30; June 6-13. of-taw applicable thereto, notice is hrteby alven that an election ha* been called aryl ordered In be held, and the tame will he held within nml throuKhnut Hncrlnl Tux School DIs. triet No. 4. Seminole County. Flor­ ida. snld district tieloic nt»i> known us Chillout a Special Tux School l»lotrlct. on Tuesday. June 17tli. 1131. for the purpose of determining who •hall be truatcea of the snld district for tho next succeeding two yours, and Ihe Humber of mills of district school tax tu be levied and collected for earh of the snld years. Tho Coun|y Board />f t'obllc Inatruetllln huu determined by resirlu- first life-saving, corps was rhL* life, in n l f ohutoruil, ln-luiUtnortC* Md, thdt ancthet tq.dan - jwr'elterekwhrTrotifT-tPsrmrmiinrf 4f r fn??aAiiSjJt * heUvern; Roy Scouts and the Y. M I C. A., wou by tho latter. ' With ability to forge corn for the 1 i more than 45,000 members unrolled the aim of * today and u grand total of 120.00-' Saving Corps - who havo quaUtled as life saver piVvnut able lo the record and progress of the Red Ing. Its prog i dross Corps aro llttlo short of sprend ctrciiln amazing. '■> on w.ittr safe * In the last twenty yoars. greatly rom, of protec facilitated by the evpesVoTi j . , l0 nni| rest!! s . a u t o t a s h lit Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work — next Valdez Hotel. <ourtrg O i j -'a ’* f -av-0 .U f.ssi All Sizes and Prices, DIEHL ELECTRIC F A N S ELEC TR IC C U R L E R S $1.50 (Ball Hardware Co. Electric Fans PHONE 8 C L A IR A N D MORRIS Cleaning, I'resslm: and Dyeing. Wc are now fully i-i|ulppi>d with New Steam .’ reas nml Delivery truck. Give us n trial. 110 Sanford Avo.-------- Ph. 3*J7-J Sim fortl A ve. and 2nd St Storage And Repairing 105 Palm etto Ave, Wo have u client who owns one of the neatest little bungalows, lo­ WEAK EYES cated on a northwest corner lot in Ar£. tnatlr Strong hy Leonardos E1 -WiTckintr Service Lotion. Inflammation it cured wit the boat residential nectlon of Sun*it T«in In one day. No other c ford who is willing to sell or truda Phone 613-W . N igh t 289-R remedy so pure and healing. Keei for lnrger home. tile cyci in working trim. It mak itrong cyts, At all druggistJ. •WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU WILL tha precincts named, within said hpcclal Tax Bchool District lo hold auld election? Precinct No. 7 , (ChuUmta) J. K. Hrryder. Geo, Jacobs and Mrs Jo­ els Prevail. Inspectors: and Mrs. J. K. Snyder, clerk. Dated th is the <tl> day Ilf May. A D.. 1SIXt. COUNTY BOARD OF PUBt.ir INK nmrrtoN for hkminolb UNTY. Uy C. A. UALLA8, Chairman Pro Ti-m Attest: T. W . LAWTON, fScal) -.' * the experts organized Into tfcd|u City Corps volunteered'm3 Ufa guard and InstroctkmS the city could maintain i « bathing resort when alt As] dren might enjoy thercwJ safety. It la the natural |3 of women to protect t h a n which Inspires the btllejiZ llfo-ravlog authorities thatUn Is not far distant shea A sSj children will learn to n fi naturally as they lean las Backed by Whole Country, The future of Ufa m tifbty with promise and the M e looks hopefully to the (laid eYery unprotected waterfratj havo Its corps of members eq ly trained In rescue and tea* tlon. The hearty aid of Rad0 Chapters In this aim is a md fluenco In carrying this lenR the American people. H. P. Enlnws, National Hu of Life Saving, says: “The mnlntanance and leg ment of the Ilod Cross Llft-fa Corps Is a distinctly ;r*rM eorvlco. It bis JastlDed I through Its accouipllshmiati i the period of tea years. Hli| Ing out of a lusty InlaatyM stalwart manhood that *us| denied becauso It la tbstijrai of common sense actions laft the fullnoas of life. Rostov It been opposed; everysteill been enthusiastically aeeiptdi cndofsrfd. Its' future ft itan ■nguya. iUte.-eavInf ,|\c*4^ Hecretary. May 11-13-30; June «-13. Britt RealtyCo IN C O R P O R A T E D Kuums 615-51G First Nut'l Ilk llldg. Sanford AlfxanflfrSnmitiSans W ool L E T NO M AN D E C E IV E YOU, — LISTE N TO W ISE A N D P R A C T IC A L P A IN T ­ ER— IP YOU DO YOU W IL L USE NOTH ING B U T SU N ­ PROOF P A IN T FO R Y O U R HOMES. SOLD B Y TH E . SA N FO R D P A IN T STORE O substitute for wool rugs can ^ give your home such beauty H ow to odor. Will not stain. At j drug stores. = Merida Drug \ & Mf«f. C o . la c. > Mobile, A U . ? PH O N E 303 H um an F lo r id a ’s S ': ! '' b r .z r & z iz T e le p h o n e ? j f i II f 16.754.612 now Inveatod In tV ” 11 Tolrpknn.* / ij ] System In Florida would bo u r .. awd:;h hoardn would fle ldlchn.il t!;f' po’ .-u v.ojtit p»’ ! xc,.pt for the 6S3 loyal. iftMeiit t ’Tvpltrn . ^ who a r o devoting their. Uvea u» Ulla t . atlal :■ervlce. The 5C.08«) poh-s. the 101.039 mllOJ cf v Ire and Fie mtlltons of dollars' v.orth qr awjfchhniifd ■ t:r r :-.*d Into a gomplcLu, 1tvIng py:'tira ol ebmmun'.i .'.an l,y i';o skill of this human teglmtnt. ur tho next succeeding two id the number of mills of (h s*l -tax to be levied and . fur each of the said lunty Board of Public Inbus determined by resetu' ten mtl{« Is the estimated necessary to be voted at tlon for the purpaes of the rial tax school district for Ing two years. Mowing named are appointt as Inspectors and clerks rectneta named, within said fax Bchool District, to hold |Ifffj. | ct Mo. * (Ueneva), Mrs. Ma- Commencing at once we will furnish full sets o f the celebrated Firestone Balloon, Cut-down .wood wheels, straight-side rims, and R ings free o f charge with each set of the Firestone Full-fledged Balloon Gum-dipped Cord Tires and Tubes. Compare tho F irestone Balloon w ith an y th in g on earth in a T ire in order to fully and quickly decide what you w ant. • . Firestone gu arantees you m ost m ile**per / J ■' > Iaist year Uv*y built more iltan 1 117.00ft rerth cl cddltloDs to the telephone rj'elem und added 4,635 -now telephones by handling more than 20 070 etuitina. ■ , The operators handled ntirc Hun 81.197,COO r.r. t tong tlisiuueo call* nt a sikcd lAid w'th au ae n.racj which makes your telcphon-j ecrvtco tlis equal cf that anywhere. Most frlt'Dilfl. pany. greater of Ibo tqkphono people nra your uclahbort an 1 They sre proud of their S?tato and o-i tkalr com­ Yotir friendly cneourAutncnl Inaplrts th;m tu accomplishment. DAVID LAir.D, Florli comfort and warmth. Find a dealer who has a repri tative selection of the famous M ’ f wI , and Axmmster Seamless m a d e b y A le x a n d e r S m ith & Sons u C o m p a n y , th e la r g e s t m ak ers o f floor e r in g s in th e w o r ld sin ce i8 6 0 . A ll s ize s m a d e w it h o u t seam s in a r a n g e o f p a ttern s a t p rice s w ithin the r o f e v e r y on e. Look for trade!, mark"stamped on ^ai Manager . V i —* ler Smith 8C Sons L NEW YORK �HERALD, England’s ‘‘Oil Princess” Millions Will Inherit jStetson University Awards 47 Degrees |A t End O f Session Protest Exclusion F l o r i d a To Apply For Entrance Into! PharmacySociety! DE LAND, Juno 6.— Forty-seven •g a i n e s v i l l r June 6.—The degrees were awarded to members next convention ofth e national or. of .the graduating close at Stetson gatiizatlon of phurniucijta will hove Was Original inventor Of Art!>£ .University at the Commencement lee — Frenchman Thought T o exercises .that have just marked before it th*j application of J b o Uelavtnlnt ia {.b > l| Ofears the end- ofrthc school session fax ficiraclrjg f•Pharmacy of the Uni­ .. — Died in Florida in 1853. 1028-11-1. The larger number -was versity of Florida. This organiza­ JjlSkES, June A.— lira, about equally divided between APALACHICOLA; June < 1— On* tion Is represented by the Creek fftoter of Minneapolis, bachelors of law and bachelors o f of Florida’s most famous adopted : art. letter frutvrnity Rho Chi. rthe General Federation sons will be bcborialiied by the A Those receiving degrees from the A school to become a member of Chibs, delivering a law department were: Lloyd Boyle. this fraternity is required to have proposed bridge across A palach l^ If**, at the opaning of Edwin Brobson, Joe Cannon, Thos. cola Bay from tieai Point to this >3 been teaching or have had the de­ city, which It ha* seen suggested a gUon’s seventeenth bi­ Castiglia, Williams Fielding, Ros­ partment of pharmacy established will be named the Gorri** bridge. llion * here Tueeday, ier Ford, Leon Harton, Gordon Hays, Florence Hazard, Nelson for five years or more before the Th ebridge would be about six. faith in the government [Hill, Tolbert Hobson, Jsmes How­ 0l the United States petition is acted upon. An excep­ miles in length, and the cost of its ard Mule, Royal Huntley, Harry construction has been estimated at , sown a challenge to all tion of this rule was made con­ approximately 1200,000 if built of Jarvis, William Kennedy, OUa republic, but called cerning Florida, however. i'harr, Hail Shepherd and Emily In of the nation to help The Itho Chi fraternity corre­ Williams. , still better place to sponds to the nnnurary fraternity Bachelor of Science: Anthony I'hi Kappa Phi and Phi Beta KnpBates, Kerfoot Bryant. Leonard t for the next ten days,’’ |4i. Only men with n high nverSmart. John Tearc, Charlotte Tail,convention, “ la to make ford, Oliver Walter. leflnitely .wiser and a Bachelor of Philosophy: Violet . pu t o f the creative Eversolc, Gertrude Foster, Miriam 'ntakes for righteouiMunn. first picture to reach this country showing Japanese protest­ Bachelor of Arts: Dorothy ntcr pointed out that Douglass, Elisabeth Dozier, Ex is ing ta American Ambassador Cyrus \Vood (leftj m Tokyo against fcnr can say truthfully Farr, Charlotte Farrington, Ame­ exclusion uct recently passed by Congress. for the best In this best lia Henderson, Ruth Jennings, Leois worlds.” In these la!lo King, Marie Kirk, Isabella rsddbd, "no one except Knight, Ivy Layton, Inez Me0 blind that he cannot Gaugh, Sarah Mosteller, Hilary Balkans Celebrate Fishermen’s Charts , io deaf that ho does Smith, Olof Stcnwall, Carl Sten|sorrows of the world, Easter In Old Way * Show Where To Fish wnll, Marjorie Stlth, Forrest May t Ms mouth falls to reTalbot ,Flor— - v " " **»i toesibly be comfortable I.OS ANGELES, June 0.—New j Helen Vogel, , of the fact that this Eva Flicker Master of Arts bathymetric charts, compiled by litre there is wrong and and Henry Pixley. tlix Greek ealendur, were brought the hydrographic. olTieo of the uibt and turmoil, and into sharp conflict in Easter cele- United States nnvy, show llshcrit thing that can hapnsn being la to be part • Shorter College, Rome. Ga., in the brulions throughout the Bulknn* men how to locate ilshing banks, 1 of righteousness that With the proclamation of the according to C. S. bauder, deputy commencement address, declared to make things better Miss Yoskyl Pearson, who one day may become England’s "oil that roan should have many Irons republic in Greece the western cal­ fish and game commissioner, who y far from perfect queen.” She is the daughter of the Hon. Harold Pearson, son and heir In the fire in order that his mind endar was adopted by law. Taking says this system has revolutioniz­ might be enlarged by attention to of Lord Cowtlry, “ oil king" of Great britan. ing for her organization these greater interests. The man their cue from the capitul inuuy ed the Industry. the United States, she who does many things ia the man country parishes decided to observe These charts account for the Mg •country is a demonstrawho lives a full life, he said, in Good Friday in common with the catches now being made oil the irotberhood ia not an Idle snbatance. western world. The more conserv­ southern California coast, in Mr. ■ far-off dream, but that ative etomenu imwevor, headed tactical solution of generally by the t/reek hlornrehy. bonder's opinion. eultles. And there BERLIN, June 6.— Freiburg’s Btt up an opposition movement to From San Francisco to Point irrhood that does not enPassion Play, which is similar retain the old style and observe Dcsranso, below San Diegq, des­ O f Market Reduc­ u web as privileges, to the celebrated Oberummergau Good Friday a week Inter. troyers charted the ocean bottom, art of America is sound, spectacle, is playing for a month In some cases* the nrgument de­ tions of America is clear. And GENEVA, June fl. ■When For- in Berlin under the direction of A. veloped into one « f force, but the extending 100 miles out from the the arm of America is eign Minister Benea of Czechoslo­ G. Fassnacht, whose family has old r.tylo advocates prevailed and const. Approximately 114,000 f the weakling or coward, A t your A . & P. store the Easter festivities generally square miles win* mapped. vakia goes to the United States in if the strong man. The followed the ancient custom. The July to take part in the round of the country’s life is Rome was true throughout the an the flag of arfarchy table conferences at Williams Col­ pate in the performances nnd the Balkan states and, nlthough nil of Veterans To Meet In by enough to counteract lege he will bear u new title, that nail affords seats for 6,000 per­ them have udopted the western sons. Tho play is attracting large Tabernacle of President of the Council of the crowds and has been favorably re­ calendar for business, efforts to Morman re gathered to pool our shift the church calendar huvu been League of Nations. Dr. Ucnes will ceived by the Berlin press. our wisdom, our energy In vain. serve as preMMnt of the June jpiratlon. meeting of the league council, and The famous Mormon tabernacle ess a certain out-of-door he continues in office until the fol­ Junior Chamber O f will ho the scene of tho fourth ■ness to early America, lowing meeting of the council, _____ ______ _______________ trilizatlon has grown it Commerce To Meet nnmtnl nations! convention of the which will be in the closing days take up the Greek refugee question n in its train not only Disabled American Veterans of the . of August. ‘ ‘ art. churches and homes CINCINNATI, Juno 0.—Six tri*. World War, to be held hero June President Bcnes will call the buildings, but also slums June session of the council togeth­ phks of merit will be awarded 123 t«> 28. u and hospitals, twisted during the national convention of 'I b* great tabernacle will bo bril­ er at Geneva on the 11th of that I twisted souls, the young liant! ydccorated for tho occasion. month. That Is the date fixed by the grafter and the hopeA special section will be reserved nn official league communique, [*, the flaming anarchist. for Gold Stnr mothers, with places which proceeds to present the 6, iJ nnd 7. The "Cincinnati for other war organizations. A ld-not be Worth while for agenda of the meeting. Like the phy” will lie presented to Make Delicious Pies It together if we did not March session, the June gathering to convoke A new international i clumber which has accomplished radio brondcasterw ill roach all at every wrong and failwill take up matters of special in- conference at soma later propitiousl the most good in its own city or sections of the North American _ continent with.exeerpfr;from -the fee cured, If ,.we did mot moment, prill figure as.one of the; li^amfresBea and -moalcal* projfnnm* most tmportsmt Items <m the J u s that groat The •tabernacle organL flunked'.by agenda. myriads o f homes where tho 38th infantry band, will pro­ The council also will have before vide tho musical background. >, from which men o f init the draft of the convention for* Madame Schumnnn-Helnk, friend i forth to muko business control of international traffic In of the veterans, will sing "The !constructive, where chilarms which was made up at Paris r up to be American men Star Spangled Bnnncr.1’ in the* presence o f Joseph C. Grew, now under-secretary of state at what makes a nation Washington. Similarly, the sub­ Ht Is that Inhabiting n committee which recently met at iy there shall be a soul Prague to frame a convention for use the body as Ita tool. the control of the private manu­ Ikes a nation Immortal? Germany, Holland’s largest buyer. facture of arms will submit its thing that makes an inconclusions to the council. At the outset of thu Ruhr occu­ Iimmortal — the spirit, pation Dutch merchants attempt­ [buttons have grown and ed to allow business to slide along I and died upon this earth without stopping their production “ t h e r e ’s N o n e b e t t e r ’ kmember them according in the hope that the occupation ktnbution they have made Would be only a matter of a few weeks. A different result, how­ ever, forced them to close factories and cut off the source of supplies, and after the prosperous war perBecome Wiser A Living Part r That Makes eousness. H Occupation o f Ruhr World T o p i c s Are Caused Stagnation Ready For League o f Dutch Commerce o f Nations Council LETI0N O F B ROAD NO. VWS N E A R a magnitude never before known in Holland. The present. .:tate of affairs has continued about ten months, and can hardly be relieved ich of Sand Clsy Road until the problem of the occupied erritorles is solved. i Callahan nnd JackIn contrast to this a temporary lie Only Part Not wneftt has resulted to many Dutch, industries whhh ha.’o been able .to regain old markets and TAKE HOME A PINT OR QUART W e Deliver One-half G a l or More ------------------ PHONE 634 -----------------which enters Florida )ss, Ga„ the road is onstructlon from 8t. through Hilliard. A FINE duced and that the ltKM deficit Is asti(hated at 50,000,000 florins. The loss on railroad operation and the coat of keeping up the state [ wfaMaUeosd . institutions represent a Tom o f about half the deficit of I the country, wjjleh eannot be re­ duced-under present* conditions. Augustins and Jacluqn* ‘d department has adver bids for the. constraction wooden bridges on this lutings, the bids to be ‘“•11 the new lime roek begins and has been f completed to tho end of uphalt north of Dayto1 furnished an exeeUen ill the way from Bunnei Jfend New Smyrna, but R 0 is under construction } * • Bay* and tha BreHue, and has been ear* i toward completion be■wn River City and Shap~as been finished from lt to five miles beyond *t where it is under con*® Wabaaao, Including Sebastian bridge. From J o Miami the rial to 1q fine condlttoc. SANTACRUZ NO 1 CAN FRUIT SALAD Germans To Explain j Sinking of Lusitania ■ BERLIN, June fl.—The German l account o f the sinking of the! Lusitania la to appear shortly in . a new volume of the German offic-1 last naval history of the war. The account as given in the book is based op. the log of Coirtmsnder Schwieger, of the U 20, and the torpedoing o f the Lusitania is J1**' lifted by the German author on the statement of a custom * officer of New York, who contended that the steamship carried ammuni­ tion. Tha same argumenU as ud- FOR THESE SUM M ER ENCORE BRAND WITH SPAGHETTI SAUCE CASH SUGAR, 10 LBS. F O R ..... ...... ........... BEST BLUE ROSE RICE, 3 L B S ......... S IL V E R B A R PEACHES NO. 2 CAN S S IL V E R B A R PEACHES NO. 3 C A N S SU G AR CO RED B R EA K FAST BACOl N E W IRISH POTATOES, PK» F L L LIN E OF N A T IV E FRESH FRUIT H ENS A W E STE R N 1 EGETABLES A L W A Y S FRESH DA’ �i; ■ ■vx*-\* i 'r -• * EPS ‘tl „ THE SANFORD HERALD, TRTOAY;/JUNE flj 1924. PAGE FOUR g a i^ fo r d Keel) Your Credit Good.. . l l c r e ld PvMkiknl .every nftrnaoan exrept Our minds turn from election and the excitement o f put­ B7ln f * . Nanlnril. I’loUtl*. ting men into jjQlitical office to business affairs and to those mutttf ,.y ***<ni*i-du*». ,mm Oetoli.r Z7. IJiS. jfl the . . . . pcitofric* a things which bring jtjetter financial conditions. rd, tioeltU-j.fcn’Icr net ol Mat. A s B r is b a n e Sees How to Build Happlneu. I-et Ford Do It. Important to Publisher*, la Spanking Necessary. Copyridtu. isz« O ne.of the biggest contributions to the creating o f bet­ ree-ldeM ter business and living conditions in Sanford will be the . Mn nn*rr u55fewAifS5“ » 3 J ? .xn __________ A YOUNG ____________ "Pay-U p Week** scheduled to begin June 16. There is bound ---------- LADY named Jane •Wh Aratoe r>e«ei4S e*. r r m n .frn m fliia ifrmpnign to collect all bills, much g o od .; goes 0ff wjth a youth nrfffied Jn^ Man>' persons' will awake to the realization o f the value. .oClO m riev fr^wMountabi'-Lake*;’W?: B S b KlaiifirTfo!* I _______ ______ nltTenr..... VMO. Hit Month* II..S0 D.Uverpd In city by carrier per prom pt paym ent o f their obligations and will come to won- J., to live In the forest, depending WcSV 16c. Weekly Edition tl P<*r der how it was they allowed themselves to get -into the on bare hands for food and every^ thing else. Presumably they got. T r a ----------Z _ — ---- ------------- spirit o f carelessness they are in at the present time. SPBCIAI. WOTICB. married before they started, Hut obltuitrv nolle**. csrds of There are men, some o f them business men, \yho have any how they made a mistaken la. resolutions and notice* of talnment* where chant** are little system in caring for their financial obligations. When A fter ten days in the forests, they will he chaiK*d for at regu- bills are received many o f them stick the envelopes contain­ Svet tlslnn rat**. will hate the forest, the insects and ing the statem ent nway in their desks, som etim es even fail­ each other. MIliSlRK Tin: AftarOATEII PBBSS TM Aaaoctaied l’re«» la etclu- ing to open the envelopes. W here there are some who makfr ■Ivvt* entllled In tii* u»e for repub- it a rulq to pay all bills on the tenth of the month, there are A BETTER WAY for a young j couple is to start as they do Th tftHeiV who pay when they thilik o f it. (n .1X1* paper and alao ihe local puhllilird herein. All right* UW...B .. credit v.wv... business — w.— -----------------: -rule r ! Port Worth, Texas. There you we' Business houses doing a are as a of JwublleaUoaJif special dlspstcliT * In eierv^Q. . . . . gltid to extend credit to people who have credit references lone building lot after another, with that pass the eagle eye o f the credit manager. These business nothing built but a little garag*,|n IDAY, JON FT 6, 1924. concerns will nell their merchandise sending the purchaser a line buck. The young couple live b t h o u g h *?-t fo ft T o d a y statement on the lirst o f the month and then allowing ten In the garage, work, save and cni Apu HUTiE*1 As y p __________ __ _ joy planning together. By the that men should do to you, days for checking up on the bill. On the tenth o f the m om rdo yw also to them.—hike r»:31. fallowing the purchase, to keep his credit good, the purchaser time the first baby arrives t^e house is ready, but perhaps not 4ft _»• *» mu tit pay up. JUNF/S HOAD. fully furnished. Lu.i ’ , « Tbe average roan or merchant lteeps a cheeking account EY THE TIME the second one June builds a* gol&n road nway large enough to take cure of all current bills the day these the furniture is ull in and Te every man’s desire, bills are. received. Instead o f throwing the bill in som e des cornea tiie housu half paid for. When the It Flea across Ibtf mikttl hf dawrt • drawer, this man could easily take a few minutes to w rite a third arrives mother, father and And through |hb sunset’s tiro Andk/would 1 might go down the check, mailing it to the proper aciuress and by so doing get the three children go out in their own little automobile. ir: road the m atter settled promptly. < Td’ my heart’s tfjsire. That's the way to build up mar­ Credit cannot b e guarded too carefully. Bills which re­ ried life, to avoid boredom, to be *TW0lld be a gite with n rusty look main Unpaid aft6r due do not contribute to any person’s goon sure that when you arc old, your And n rosebud blooming-there. credit and do not put that person in any better standing in. wife will seem the most important thing in the world to you and you A n ^La l woman standing, white and the eyes o f the creditor. The qvernge merchant watches his the most important thing to her. J ; slim. With one rose in her hair, unpaid bills very closely anti dotes prompt attention and And Hint's the only thing worth A n* f would wait jn the road, to while. prompt paym ent by hisi custom ers. *■say,* ** * * ;* t How fair shewn* • * ♦bow fair! Many people worth big sums o f money have little credit. THE SENATE throws out Ford'a Credit does not consist of the size o f u bank account, but of Muscle Shoals plan and some sena­ Forqfou must tell a worpan that the ability and willingness o f a person to pay. Many people tors take occasion in the process And you’ must'tvll Hvr'tMs— to abuse Hcndy Ford, who will al­ And'^ou must say thet rhe is fair, able to pay promptly have poOr credit references because ways be ranked nmonjf tho KreatA id seal»lt with a kbl. they are careless and do not give the proper attention to esl o f Americans and very likely And ao I’d say if J might go as tho most useful of Americans. thdir bills when they become due. 9 ^ the road to my heurt’s bliss. Whoever thinks that Henry Ford . Mpnday, June 16, wifi mark the beginning of Sanford’s wanted Muscle Shoals for personal road is laid tfith' dew and Judc)i Pay-Up W eek. The Herald hopes it will receive the solid sup­ profit ’in f.x ^ h . by aJdinji twen­ mist. port o f pot only the business men o f the city but also o f the ty-five dollars to the price of his And decked with gay attire;. cars, which no senate can prevent, rank nnd file o f th e residents. By cleaning up ull bills now he could tomorrow add twenty-five I aef .it on the distant hills, And through the sunset’s fire. due, business conditions will be made better and as a re.su million u year to his net income. And l would .that I might go down More money is not Ford's object, the individual will become m ore prosperous nnd the city more '* the road substantial. To my Heart’ s'desife. “ FORD WANTELUo be useful to i* .. — New York Sun. »• ■ .* -A*----------o-------------farmers and to show them what i» -> could be done by water power, In­ telligently managed, apart from graft. President Coulidge should get Ford to run Muscle Shoals for the people, the country supplying the money, Ford the brains and intel­ ligence. That would make a great Scout who attended troop meetings regularly has ever been oublic ownership combine. No Boy Sdout In His Probation Courts. 'Pay your bills before June 1C and start-*’ Pay-Up.Week” off with your records clean. They run: w ith a clean crowd. ■---- i— o — • — This ia the explanation good friends o f the Boy Scouts TM Baltimore Sun thinks that overtUhe man who sroms flattery o f A m erica can immediately offer that ch ief probation officer will smirk u bit when you mention who has discovered from a perusal o f his records that no Boy hlajgreat influence. ^ ( . " V.ABOU T THIS TIM E 0 ’ Y E A R :»JIj It DM The voice of the best just betorT i A heavyweight!^ , », i^ k e e p ia g ^ .t h ^ iS L S * , —. The man whohaith.1 * (takes the least care of jv ' i While he’s udvtfrle “to dictating whtj-, hia party should or should not. do at the convention, President has Jet it.be known far ___ de that former governor of IIllnMs. Frank 0.’ Lbwdert, will be M * W acceptable to him as a run­ ning mate. o « — person who must pay aninstullment on hi* income tax teenth may cut this payment t and those of September ecember may be reduced by arter. This takes advantage reduction granted in tho lull recently passed at Washingida citizens'have once more the entrance of Sidney J, in stutfe politick. While the repudiation of the former >r ia aot on strong os it wi c ago against Duncan U it nevertheless, Irf a rc. that a big majority of the i citizenship is heartily op ' to a revival of “ Cattelsm. -o l trouble with some people community, says the Bui­ lt they — .-json t---new ways, and that j tomorrow by yesV T h o ra x « _town < . . . . trrr-*-------o-------------- TH O U SAN D S OF Y E A R S ago a leaf fell on the s o ft clay, and seemed to be lost. Bpt last sum m er a goologist in his lam bjings .broke off a ,p ie ce o f rock w ith his hammer, and there lay the image o f the leaf, w ith every line and every vein and-all the delicate tracery preserved in the stone through those centuries. So the words we speak and the things we do today may seem to be lost, but in the great final revealing the sm allest o f them will appear.— James Russell Miller; THE FIG H T IS ON BE TW E EN M O N E Y A N D JUSTICE hX.c 8hu makcs •Si5J An easy way to mil. I i,uo wi jKELAPty) STAR-TELEGRAM ----------------- ■—- r -r Perhaps never ftlSlgio hlaiofy of ( But the thought of the public the United States or our neighbor today is turned on the fight that to the north, Canada, have people . . . . . , __ been so shocked by the perpetra- kni n,ready he« un in Chicago ta lion of a crime as they have been cheat the gallows. Money in un­ In the case of the two young uni­ limited amounts is oT course avail­ versity youths, sons of prominent able for such defense of the two Chicago business men, millionaire*, foung criminals us the cleverest who have confessed to the kldnao. - , in lawyero in the country can estabing for ransom,an? slaying of' un ■Hah. The supposition ia that tty* innocent lad whom one o f "ihd tl duo;greatest dependence, will Be tnew intimately a» a student The i placed on the mental condition of details are so ttpxJsive (fist enn-tthe slayers and an'effort made to tinupus Jiewipaper aaujui^ts ’ ( b e -! LMtublish the fact that they ere come actually nauscaunK* nauseating. And,not responsible lur for their if, t-umc Ai»U|imt rujpunBiijit* uicir acts ■ *» the latest developments point to j indeed, they ure hot actually lnaso two young men as being ranc. But this is one time whan thosu _guifltx . not only of the cruel slaying the eye* of the nation will bo close"* Robert Flanks but of the klll- ly following every m ovaof the maof ing of three other youths and men chinery of justice. Here indeed and the mutilation o f still another. will be a demonstration o f But the*u iire mere incldepta In the power or lack of power, of moi experience of two higF’ over justice. Every loyal clti fMlows whose training_____ will devoutly hope that public * fitted them for better things, fidence In the Courts of ease will furnish r land will not be. theme* for psychology to. com* r » .lk9rT iVi he * iiA ’ / mm •" K .;1 Nothing makes a m.. , Scwe iPtobC |beauty. mUch “ ^ The most expensive tic— j! giving a dance t h t s e f t S me orchestra, but th* ik Congress doesn't worn mi •about the farmers as It the farmer., could raise a i Maybj the immigwit, 1th#y huy<-*a Hzht to uii», because it was discovered j migrant. 11 i . Jure brings to mind the t , fact that the shortest wot! ' the world i,i also -• • n iif« 1it is “ I do.' Smith’s Barber! Mi>V for better barberi *• ----- - J i—next Valdez Hot —* FLORIDA’S VERDICT • JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL Floridu spoke Tuesday IS S S V T S M in u n -. There are two or I'.iree especial l i ’ ly'?; < r r T wi!! ™ur l" t» th» work in th<\ worthy cause ot will enter into the New Progressivism. force. One is that the Solid South ihi-re can be no doubt o f the iwith one or two possible exceptions decisive character of the verdict.h, Mr. McAdoo won by ns impressive |** f°* J A , ^ that a majority as has been recorded)*^0 ” es* antl Middle West are fort anywhere. The issue was clear McAdoo. Still another is that to these sections tho Democrats must cut and straightforward. Florida spoke at a time when look for victory. The sections that her voice will be heeded through­ must elect the Democratic ticket out the land. Every delegate is want McAdoo. counted with an eager intereat A determined effort is being for a straw to show the trend of made by the interests, those whu Sentiment at the New York con­ want Mellon taxes, those who want high tariff for manufacturers and vention so near at hand, i The opposition to McAdoo la little or no government aid for jCerr.ering nil its force upon ono farmers, those who want the right ndidntc who may unita the anti- to mulct tho land o f its oil and ileAdoo sentiment. TJie power aod other reserves, to defeat McAdoo. o% «M recognized. In view o f this propaganda Flor [trength of .McAdoo ca recognized to this situation a decisive' result 1ida':: vt»iee".8f«rtds forth us a solluch ns thar-expressed in -Florida, em ir’protest. •-Ty iliielt: will g,i a iong-wnj*. Not alorte tho (ties that Florida fi(ct that Florida went for McAdoo-'djVX that will cause the Interests b it the size of her vote w’ ill count to bow to the will of the majority. a Now York. This is the day Florida's great victory for Mc­ w e n Progressives must declare Adoo will not be in vain. It. is n themselves in clarion, tqnea that wurning to those who woul n. be heant jib fc h 'o f Progreasivisnw orida met that demand ndinlr- a call to the forces of McAdoo ly. 16 everywhere to put on new speed. ( iunting and tabulating the votes. who desires to vote right is The editonui wan written before man unable to do so, and finally marks tie chaos of voting and counting 1 " y chance because of this l i e ’Votes had taken place, but it difficulty. The other objection of the Cour­ i ’curately. describes the difficult aid exasperating dilemma which ier is equally potent and unans­ werable. It charges the primary Ctpfronts the voters and the elec- with destroying all semblance of ABRAIIA m T T n COLN was not officials at every election. The party government in Florida. We spanked every day or so in his ado­ n primary law has been on quote: lescence, neither wa sEdison. or for a sufficient number of But the second objection goes Henry Ford. But all three of them ytfcra for tho public to^become faturned out well and never mur­ ginar with ita provisions, if they to the very heart of thtf primary system. A political organization dered anybody. rcie understandable at all, and is nothing if not unified by com­ It Is what is developed in the it their approval if they felt The brain, not brutal chastiaemcnt np- ki it. They have not done it and mon alms and principles. lied to the body, that decides a evtly year the chorus of disappro­ platform of a party stands in the same relation to its activities as oy’s career. val] grows louder und more per­ the fedora constitution stands to the activities of the nation. It is CIVILIZATION has parsed vari- sistent. Il we had legislatures which had tho party’s organic law, to which oua milestones, one "slavery,” one “ religious persecution," one the tho [interests of the people at every person calling himself a "torture of witnesses.” This na­ heaft, the horrible excrescence on member must, impliedly, at least, tion may pass another labelled ourpody politics would have been pledge allegiance. “ But under the system in vogue “ child labor, and throw off one repbled years ago and a simple plnii and easily understandable in this state, the party baa no platmore disgrace. Tho senate haa passed the twen­ m etjxl uf voting would have been . omi lin«le pledge, ed. But the only supposition principle of idea can be held aloft 9 tieth constitutional amondment to ooks reasonable for its min­ give congress power to control as qlstinctive of Florida Democrais that so many of our legchild labor. Tho amendment now T t0r aml *vcry ctndl* s are beneficiaries of the law. a*;,! goes to the states, of which threq daU carries his platform under his . n ard R aas sacrosanct, and fourths must adopt it. This is ui 0 tnd v»cios it to : 5 e touched. Certainly it of- suii. himself, victory fur women’s clubs, the li No man, so long as he 1■ convenlcnt method for small bor organization* and general d °#£?i *°r« the nomin*«*i or, rather, rho would stand no chance in V ref ulna ccncy. Med ill McCormick, of lilt* ains from xrom votin voting against them, ;■ vention, to g*t their names car be nois, made an excellent argument be charged with disloyalty. !s th* people with a chance In support of the amendment. ‘ He le may be a Republican nnd S :tion In the general confusion op<nly ily proclaim Republican' Republican (Tw" docBorder which is inseparable tri*e, THE FRENCH socialists now In s, of either the stand pat or the primnry. That accounts pvmrreaalve variety; h* may be a power will investigate the J, Piere weakness And inefficiency cor munist, a socialist or an anarpont Morgan loan of $100,000,000 mahy o f our atate legists- chi t; he may ba wet or dry; ho of mado to keep up the prfte prlp and the’nptlooal congress as ma advance any argument on any francs. They promise to e lm»U men h avr crept into ■idi of any queation under the tic plots in which Frenc t ; positions through the gambled i y.?u 00 nun c,n challenge , when they would have had hia dght either ,000.000 tb voU in the Demce otherwise. iST* ose French socialists, very-fyon . ocr tic primary or submit himself Courier bases its objections ament should to he voters a* a candidate for : ' primary on^ ^two main *ny office. Nobody can dte him They might and they might have been worse. If that were possible, That innate depravity or evil in­ fluences result in dreadful rnurd}.*. Is no reason why fathers and moth­ er* should earn tho hatred of their children by brutal abuse of them. E Barbers report many fancy turning to th ou jjjjj When a woman S t e e r in g a S a fe Course T he STRENGTH — of which “* for Us t It is * iHer tU repudiating, piattorm because ooea in fact unbe abol- S E R V IC E — PROGRESS 4% Interest Paid on Savings OPENING SALE SATURDAY 7TH WRAGGE’S CASH GROCERY 515 Elm A ve.-------------------Phone O PEN IN G SPECIALS Sugar, 10 Ibi. f o r ........................... Beat head rice, 3 lbs. ..................... Sugar cured breakfast b a con ........ New Irish P otatoes........... ............ Sliver Bar Peaches No. 2 c o n ........ Silver Bar Peaches No. 3 can ....... 60 Full Line of Native and Western M«»k» Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily. Hens n - and Fryers. 4 one s a f e c o u r s e i n f i n a n c i a l ch a n n e ls is the o n e c h a r t e d b y k n o w l e d g e a n d exp eriocfcj l . . . ,T H IS - i n s t i t u t i n g . o f f e r s tfS . j,. ■ e x p e r i e n c e d , ^ u i 4 a n c c f o r y o u r protcctioa S post* along the roads of the coun­ ty 'ami state.' ’“People might get' tirtfd of' looking at them. *s *-»o------- ant arpwn pp with woed^ veretf with trash 'do not cime to the eradication of the [uito. If th«i property owner t realize the' importance of keoping property cleaned up the rftyjjnight take a hand and employ a lot gleaning gang. . >184,1 brought into Ws court. The probation officer in question is in WE DO DRINK a great deal of charge o f the work in the third U iah judicial district, includ­ the wrong kind of drink. When ing Sail Lake City; and an area larger than the entire state the duchess of Rutland was with o f New Hampshire. He has had wide experience in juvenile her daughter at Ambassador Hotel in New York, she complained th court work, hence his tribute to the Boy Scout has especial Aal__ *a,, ♦, jh i M * * k ’ * »* ji# I* jhon»e|ltd> »he com* AX h“ri ^ et jSfeJuallJ K° -aiunoruy. «* • -.# * »* * »* * «* i • <yy~v***~*w **i*OJ ln,.tupe for occupancy this .. Y ou don’.tTlama her for.shakin rr'rtit Tiduld uki ha. tfoslraLoi .Janpe,' Sun- V -JU ttd^^heinttuq.ncp-of Scoutcraft. no boy should ever gp her - hcad-rloicfuffy-o ve^ti-'tiatfd,. ftAnrdy thigh ctoaa rwnmgvi*', Phei ; nrrd' the $coi»t prac­ that Condemns Itself to bootleg gin i fclitd. n S f " \rl5rw4-* • buildings of tftfK tices have everything that coulO make a boy as hear perfect and whiskey. If this country had o Did you ever' make Tin artwitU* as m ortal could become. And though none o f them, thank taken the udvice given by Thomas ment with home person1for a cer- goodness, ever do becoihe absolutely flawless, the honest Jefferson, more than a hundred years ago, it would have killed off Sconfcr-’ yiolng his b e 3 t;'t^ .t'wnr*^HUAt.tfef.-5lflst-satisfactQry gin ftml whlljKSETtlSCTSS taxes, while encouraging light ‘ . fa i l ,to reriember ‘the appointment Boy in t)te land. and beers, which the world'a at alLT And if these boys will carry their scout training into winea temperate countries use freely. • UJ----- Q—Ji---their adult years, applying Seoul habits and Scout principles ‘ Perhaps we shall .com e around Detour Mgtirf ’ filnced levoral to their business and their social lives, there are going to be to Jeffursons’ plan eventually. But tnoSUis ago when reutls were The Primary Law Should Be Abolished cloMd, confuaw strangers now pass- .thousands o f high-grade citizens to take the lead in the it won’t happen for twenty-five or thirty years. inefthrough' Sanford. When roads “ reform ation” that m ust so surely come. THE TAMPA TIMES are opened to traffic it might be CANADIANS WHO also had a They “ run with a clean crow d,” do the consistent Boy welkfor tb^ie/ignSjto be removed. agreement with Japan Scouts, and In their older years they will continue to “ run gentleman's O ■ —;— The Plant City Courier, under without devoting more time to its limiting Japanese immigration tp i you making every effort to with a clean crowd.” T h ey will scorn association w ith the 150 valeta and other servants per t! o headline: “ Civilize or Abolish study that he has to spare. This promptly the bill* that were lyear, now proposes to pass an ex* __ ..ved on the first of'the month corrupt. T h ey;w ill stand fo r ci 9 un things though they have elusion bill along the lines of tho .4}# Primary," publishes an ex- is of itself an Insuperable objection cdingly sensible and argumentu- to the law. Going to the polls and •to stand alono. or fife you waiting, for the pvopie American net. you.awe* to bring pressure to bear e editorial. It deems the present voting his choice should bo made as Their "good turns every day’’ will continue, too. T h ey A plain, firm arrangement is and. come to collect the money? will be the ever-ready neighbor, the kindly helper, the loyal better than any gentleman’s agree­ good time to form resolutions easy and natural to the voter as ■♦ ---------u--------ment. It is said Mexico will now garding the Bryan primary law, «foing to tho poatoffice and buying me small newspapers are bc< friendi They will g o about doing good w ithout nny splu rg­ bo flooded with Japanese. That cause “ before the next sleep” u stamp. By placing more restric­ ing or " fo r show ” nbout it. ting tho Met that dome ar* threat may safely be left to th* ruligament cannot be made so that Yes, the Boy Scout is all right. If there were m ore Mexican government. Ives thousands of voters will tions about casting a ballot than tho printing of the fifteen million ve tried to pick from the confuB- are absolutely necessary to insure bontjs application blanks cannot be Scout-M nsters available, probation officers everywhere would A MORALIST'T.DITOIt on tho „ . i i i g multitude of names on the tho purity of the election, the more find a great lessening o f the work their courts are called upon Milwaukee Sentinel, discussing the dormjjy their job departments. you disgust and make indifferent r ‘ ■ ..... o - ------i two young Chicago tnurderl,• • ' , •«<» I*Eot those who represent their the average voter. The primary to handle. The so-called “ bad b o y " is only a boy with m is­ It*tnight be a good idea to inau( mice, and the eiectiun officers will had been soundly gugUr u campaign for tearing directed energies. The Boy Scdut rightly living up to Scout every day or so in their adoles- lave sweated until far into the wee method induces a multiplicity of candidates and makes the task of aoULBithe pictures of some political principles is never classed witH'a "bad boy.” O f course he Is fence things might have been dif­ 1nu hours through the task of choosing between them puzzling eaiuglates from the trees / nnd never brought into a probation court. ferent.” and embarrassing. Many a good A„'Chicago beauty doctor hm found the eosleet solution to putstats to divorce suit entered wlf<t Hfc stopped it by kilimself. Dan ; . ARE YOU TA1 VACATION THIS SUMMER? it 1 MUlicns of people lit this country are going l“ pleasant vacations this suifimer. They h®Vi, saving their money with this in view. How aboo ^ Are you going to be able to .take that trip y°u and need? If not, open a- Savings Account now— GET for your vacation days I FIRST RATIONAL BAI A F. P. com m unitv builder Ji»* a F. WHITKBV v?:. ‘ “f �I 1^ *-.V.' ' i* ^ ■F^f \7i * 4 ^'***“4 Tr»/***» IctLS'MjWTyB B B vSci. ^Cf'flv^y THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY*, JUNE 6, 19?4t i- t I-AOE WARM WEATHER COLDS Warm weather, a wrap left oft, im ran iiin fiB jzfiieren ira a little violent exercise, some per­ Program for June 6 spiration, a cool breeze, the result (Courtesy of Radio Digest) is a cold. Be prepared to check (By Associated Press) It was announced today that | WnnT a tinnti. Y„'.7—Yi VIS,, \ u this c°Id with a few doses of the Miss Rosamond Radford will i nusic; u ^fVnA AU"orchestra, l ttKi°.U - ? c! <429> 8*0 ; well-known FOLEY’S HONEY 10:45 become, beginning tomorrow, 1 WGR—Buffalo (319) 4:30 music; AND TAR COMPOUND. Best for society editor of The Sanforu 30 news; 7^9:15 concerts; 9:30' in Thomas, 712 West Lackawanna Herald, to succeed Sira. Walter Ave., Scrnnton, P«„ writeo V Y _r«r}lWW )f «*Wight, who recently resigned on accoun count of leaving the city for ColonelrCody Ridesrhr Bronze-*^ the summer. Miss Radford is a graduate of Bessie Tift College of For­ LS—Chicago (345) . _ sythe, Ga., and holds a degree chesira, studio; 7 farm speakers. “The City with In bachelor, of arts and in ex­ L W’CN—Chicago Tribune (37Ji I.OOKIII pression from that school. 7-10 musical. ‘ Saturday She taught expression 4n tho J 1VFAA — Dallas Newt (470* tS.OOitnwrn bring* nerkan Legion Auxiliary factory reb Sanford High Schdol for one t>r>« writer, with Mrs. Mrs W. T. Langley veer ami last year taught '| WWJ— Detroit News (517) 7:30 make. dontl as ek. lish and, expression in the high New, orchestra, poet, sopruna, barnew. Auk to e»r Monday one. school at kosseivllle, Ala. ; itone. S Earle's Circle will People, (lank Miss Radford desires-that the WOO— Davenport (484) 5:3J Mi 0. I 'd M l i -00 o’clock at the home people of Sanford eo-operatw sandman; 7 musical, h Phone 323 E Henry, 918 Magnolia with her in gathering tho soci­ , WBAP— Fort Worth Star Tele­ ety news by phoning news qf gram (170) 9:30-10:45 concert. Mtminster Circle of the importance to her at phoa£ I K^KX—Hastings (341) rebroa |. "Cheapest In the long run ” ye*,'[ j £n Church will meet ai 4io, or to 1 tie Herald office; casts KDKA. and In the short haul too, if you of Mia. Joe D. Chittenphone 148. for anything. J WOS—Jefferson City (440.9) 8 count- SERVICE t •urel Avenue, at 4 tjUICk SERVICE TRANSFER. 11 j .agricultural talk; 8:20 music. > WDAF— Kansas City Star (41!) 1Call 498 O-i educational; 8.9:15 music; ,11:45-1 Nighthawks. | Upsala And ! KFI—Los Angeles’ (4G9) 8:45' Grapeville [Vocal; 10 concert; 11-1 a. m. jnstru 'mental, vocal, orchestra. ice Gooding MeKlm "has Mr. and Mrs. Morgnn Lloyd and I WIIAS— Louisville Journal (4U0| home after having spent co,,c« rt‘ ‘*arltonu sol,,!’ ‘ ri’Ulichildren, Mr and Mrs. Lucas and Now open— 20 room s $1.00 n Jfj r with her brother, Robbaby,( Miss Johnnie Lucas and Mr. W(JI — Medford (3(10) 5 Hir , jn Son Francisco, Cal. day, Light lunches, ice M Brother Club; 5:30 reading; 5:40 Stokes, with some other friends from town, spent tl.e day Friday llmpiro releases; 5:50 health talk. cream, soft drinks. Always a j 6 musical. D. Hart, Mrs. Herman nnen. M rr. H. II. Turner, L { op an outing at Lake Geneva. WI.AG— Minneapolis - St. Paul -and Miss Fora Parker Hostess. The I'icrson twins, Juck and (417) 7:30 lectures; 9:15 talk; 9:3.) ,( today for Asheville, musical. Ralph, and Little Virginia Lurtdicre they will spend the WRAP— New York (192) 4 con­ qulst are just over the chicken pox. ceit: 5 soprano; 5:15 stories; tlTwo large snakes wit-1 killed 7:15 orchestra. hero Saturday, a rattler with seven id Mrs. Charles Kannor W jy— New York (105) 530-1:45 i afternoon for Colfax, rattles by John Boreli. near their musical, talks. visit their aon, , Harry door step, and n couch whin that WJ/— New York (455) 5 bedThey will be oecdmpnmeasured seven feet, three inches, time; 5:20-0:15 talk, orchestra; ’,r ns Jacksonville by by Mr. Stewart on the T. O. Tyner (1:15 surprise program; 8:15 tenor, i gMer, Anna: Kanner, place. It WOR—Newark (405) 4:15 song*, ! ! ! S U M M E R S P E C IA L S ! ! ! 5 j 4:30 stories; 4 recital. .Mrs. Voile Williams and children. i Mrs. R. F. Cooper, who WOAW—Omaha (520) ,0 -com­ —- j Thru the Summer months we h ii Mrs. August Swanson and Dorothy munity program; ntly married at Mars Swanson, and Mrs. Hnl! and two ih \v m UKrtt.m: • Woodmen of w|)) prepare special meals giving L « C., arrived here Fflday the Worfil anniversary „ good selection of “ Hot Weath- [ 4 will make Sanford their Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, wenlthy society sculptress, and her sons picnicked at Wcklvo park last | WAAW-Omaha (300) 8 bridg e er" dishes, ami food of the best r J lesson. lr. Cooper hasMbocn an huge bronze equestrian statue of Buffalo Bill (Col. Cody) which will Tuesday. i|onlily. .Quick and efficient ser* k in the Sandora .High WH-Philadelphia (395) 4 talk; vice. Reasonable prices. [ j be placed at the Wyoming entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Waif red i Person, Mr. Malm, 4:39 orchestra. r the past two years. Mrs. F.lsie Hansen, Mr*. Alma WI iA R- --Philadelphia (395) 5:39 Luncheon 60c 114 Ncese and two children, and Mr. ! talks; (5:30-8 recital, dance. ELMENT ANNOUNCE!. Served from 11:45 to 2:00 P. M. and Mrs. Harold Haskins and baby j WOO—Philadelphia (509) 5:30 motored to Orlando Sunday, spend- ' orchestra; 0:30 recital; 8 dance. il Mrs. Herman J. Leh- MRS. CURLETT MAKES SEMI-ANNUAL Supper 50c ing the day with Victor Malm, KDKA—Pittsburgh * (32(5) 5:30 616 Palmetto Avenue, Served from 5:30 to 8:00 1*. M. children; 7-8:55 concert. the engagement o f their REPORT ON CHILD WELFARE WORK Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell and chil­ WCAE— Pittsburgh (402) 4:30 Genevieve, to Mr. Wm. dren retqrned Monday in their car. 5:30 Uncle Kaybee; 0:30 >y, The wedding, which When we started this yenr'* Monroe school gave a rising vote from Bradentnwn and nro guests concert; i quiet one, will take work 1 asked the State Board of of thanks and appreciation ut their at the home of the wife’s nnrents, frolic, minstrel. the home of thfr brldee's Health and the National heu t,rujj commencement exercises, to Miss Mr. and Mrs. Tyner. Their baby m Monday, June 10. for plana and outlines on Welfare Doudncy for the work done by her who has been very ill is slowly re­ Woik, to be sure we were working in their school. covering. I) OF THANKS. along the right lines. The health movie cor will come The Red Cross rent us plans and to Sanford sometime soon and the “ Grandma” Lundquist has been kindness and symnsthv outlines and the State Board chair­ best time to have it would be quite ill this week and Emil Magin our recent sorrow and man of Child Welfare came down “ Baby Week.” Hope every one nuson not so well su Dr. Denton »i'Hiful floral offerings to talk over the situation to be bet­ will take advantage of this op­ was callled out. Monday. i thank our friend*. ter able to help. This courtesy portunity. was indeed appreciated. W. PREVATT. _____ were ___________________ Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Williams and Two_ clinics held at Osceola Mrs. Laurie Jean Reid of the this week, conducted by the two [ son Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Whittle R. PREVATT. n. A. E. MATHERS. State Board of lleulth, worked with ►i*W.-H,TtfVER8. '•'fMtss' DoudnBjr, mir emmtyJ nurse, tb und gave talks on organizations • I M rt Volta JVUItam,-----------------cm. - Dvtiw-JUMalog fiiE^the colrMvMwftxfTMWi»‘ for-the- white, -f -— ----------- - . The Board.of Health has We are'eTwrkhrr w a p w w i On _December therhood o f Locomotive JjLJL 14, Cho Cho, the co-opeiated with us in every way, j time at tiro church next Sunday at will have a memorial;. health clt clown, under the auspic6s and is ever ready to assist in our j 2:30. n sit Is Children's Day, and the Baptist Church Sun- ' of Seminole County Child Weltar. work. All laboratory work is done; nearly every child in the cnmmu.iioon at 4 o’clock. Ev- gave his heulth entertainment nt by them and supplies and literature ity will havo n part in the Pro­ the MUane jThjeatre^ in^ Sanford, to sent us free. gram. Some special music has been ‘ attend. ^nw *I want to thank all members of provided forL Come .early 16 gef he went to Lake Monfne my committee who have nerved so a seat. Paolo also is coming and iin S a n f o r d later where he was uproariously re­ faithfully in the school work, also we hope to have Prof. Clark and .t< It is hoped he can come to the Red Cross health aids, who wife and Rev. Albertson with us. jrs With Trip ceived. the comimin'J.ics in Seminole have kindly volunteered their Tho collection goes to help organize Look the Oakland Six over scnrchingly before other Sunday schools. Smyrna Beach county where he has never visited services. so that all the country children 3u choose your new car. See for yourself I hope your next Welfare chair­ Rev. Wahlberg will be h^-c foow much it offers for $995. If you plan to P. Cartier, repreaenting will havo the opportunity of hear­ man receives the full co-operation of the whole federation, and has a preiching at the Lutheran Church, •pend this amount, or more, here are easy [ Smyrna eBach Develop- ing his instructive lesson. The work o : the "Better liable \ mort successful term. both morning and evening. npsny, was holt to the tests which will help you to decide wisely. Week” has been put o ff until the |teachers snd a few of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Boll, of RoseDISPOSING OF A FORTUNE ds on Wednesday when summer months, which is the* popu“M r and advised time for holding Drive an Oakland i (x.'Make hi betformunce “ If 1 had a fortune I would lay Mile. Ga., arrived Saturday for a hem to the beach to look lar such campaigns since school work vvislt with Mr. and Mrs. W. II. your btult for co m p a n io n . YouIM be the fudge. |wonderful new subdivi- has to be done first. This work it at your feet.” llartline. Accompanying them w n “ I am fond of pearls,” answered big bus and two cara has been planned and outlined. Of Examine iu advanced coniiruciion— (ben chers left Sanfo-d at 8 course, to get parents Interested, Miss Cayenne, ” 1 should prefer you Mr. Roy Dickert also of Roseville. you will understand ill fine performance. The party motored to Daytona arrived at New Smyrna it will take almost a month to work to hung it around my neck.”—Beach Saturduy. Washington Star. T « t Iu four-wheel brake* for yuurtelf. Then Ifood time for a swim in out the details. The state bourd you will HI reaUte (hslr great importance. After the awim Mr. will send a nurse and doctor to as- • WHAT THEY MISSED Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pace and knd bis. frlltw I tgentA Examine Iu remarkable /iniib. Remember son, Edward. Jr., of Pittsburgh. ■1st Mlsa Doddney. 1 »,My ancestors were people of delicious lunch at 'he dial iu luirre Ij endwring. A serious diphtheria epidemic tfreat prominence in their day.” Pa., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack on which la being built was averted In on« of the Sanford Llghtner, of this city. This is “ Luckv thev died. died.” Lucky they operty, After lunch, the schools. Cultures were taken on Compare Oakland's Fisber-bwiii bodies with their first visit here, but they state “ Whnt do you m ein ?” others. Consider beauty, and staunchness. the plashrdlu tos 103 pupils and three found posiII#/ like Hanford and will "They missed seeing a lot of that they lire shown over the place tlye. t L ss cases were isolated ami relations.”— Detroit | make this city their home In the Find, if you can, a lop which equals plsns far the new »ubdi- treated and the disease stamped their poor near future. top in smartness and znd’s\permanent l Oahlos explained to them In out. Only one death was the toll Free Press, utility. property has been of this, and it occurred before the on a magnificent scale health authorities were notified. Observe Oakland's convenient controls on greets and sidewalks are the ifeering wheel. Other* use the dash. Through the efforts of the Child 3 *♦♦*♦♦♦♦+♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦ 3' into existence like mag- Welfare chairman and tho county M l A *1 M See Oakland's unique glass enclosures for sehers were all enthua- nurse a comfortable home-was so-, open cars/' Everyone likes them. several expect to in cured for a homeless child In Lake' owe lots. Mary. The child’s surroundings] thise enjoying the de- and living conditions at the tim e; with other cart— Compare the Oakland frs. W. E. McKay, Mlsa were deplorable but ahe is now hap­ Then you will even those o f higher pi ■pitallty 'of the devel- pily situated in Georgia with rets. ompany were Mrs. Stella realize why It pays to now this True Blue > .Mrs. Rosa Dickinson, The work with the tooth brushes, car before you bu buy. ! ;4 4 S 4 e 4 4 4 m 4 4 M 4 4 4 4 4 « « 4 4 4 4 m 4 4 4 4 « 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * I McKay, Mias R. C. Max- by Miss Doudney, has bean very ef­ Jean Harwell. Mrs* W. fective. These brushes, of good Every Oakland model offers you ami Billy, Miss w quality, have been sold to the chil­ 5 Ill LathIS CLOSED TEM PO R AR ILY DURING | dren for five cents each, and a P«- R, Rsynor, Mrs. 8. a correspondingly great value [Mrs. Babbitt, Mr. and sample of tooth paste, through the W HICH T IM E IT W IL L BE REMODEL­ in. Mr*. C onU Mar- courtesy of Colgate 4k Co., was Roadster . f 995 Business Coupe fI l9 S Mte Maglll. Mlsa Care­ given free to each child buying a Sport Touring 1095 Coupe for Four 1393 ED INTO O NE OF T H E MOST MOD­ er, Mlsa Mildred Hous- brush. There were many children Sport Roadeter 109S Sedan . . . 1445 too poor to purchase brushes, to H»a Emma Owen. ERN CAFES IN FLORIDA. All prices /. a. b. factory whom- *they were given. Tooth brush drills were carried on ex­ tensively. It seemed that all the 3e’s Report inforcLs Social Sid Miss Radford To Be Society Editor Radio Program irsonals LODGE LAKE MARY <3 i/./.l a Vision” A TOWN DEVELOPMENT AT BITHLO IS A NECESSITY. IT IS 27 MILES FROM ORLANDO TO THE EAST BORDER OF ORANGE COUNTY. AS FINE TRUCKING AND GENERAL FARMING SOIL TOBEFOUND IN ORANGECOUN­ |Ci !,\ TY LIES AROUND BITHLO. DJ Valdez|lTHE INDICATIONS ARE THAT I ‘ i'j THE GREATEST DEVELOPMENT TO TAKE PLACE IN ORANGE COUNTY DURING THE NEXT TEN YEARS WILL BE IN EAST ORANGE. BITHLO BEING THE COMMERCIAL CENTER OF THIS VALDEZ GRILL VAST TERRITORY, AT THE IN­ TERSECTION OF THE ALL-IM­ PORTANT EAST COAST ROAD AND THE FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILROAD “ THE HUB OF G R IL L C om pare the p rice ’-•ri p tn • MUST SERVE THIS TERRITORY FROM A FOREST TO A LAND OF FARMS DUE TO THE CON­ STRUCTION OF A SYSTEM OF HARD-SURFACED ROADS. £ BITHLO IS THE ONLY TOWN DE­ VELOPMENT IN THIS HALF OF ORANGECOUNTY. NOW IS THE TIME 1 0 INVESTI­ GATE TOMORROW IS THE | TIME 1 0 REGRET OR PROFTT. Bell Cafe! Too much cannot be said regard­ ing hoquworm, e s ^ la l'v in *he rural. districts. ‘ This disease has i u ......... y r i y r i ilm dose more to retard the growth and B M iB iu u a a a ia a ia B a a B a B B B iiiB a B ia B ia ia i [Inspections i r t h f i - -- I(Physical) ........... ...1949 education of our young foUu than For the anything else. Our nurse sUnds T** among school toady to work, with the child and i ------------- A _ _ . - _ . l T i l . helping, to JU N E BRIDE a* secured___ 630 to.givg] avery. aid in which U stamp .out this disease i weights of chilsuch a menace. ' L ..... .....: .................. 4817 A Duo A rt Schools have closed and follow­ , treatments___ .:. 23 up week continues. u It *» is 1 now veex conunues. 1 that * . n , [written ............. —. 113 R e p r o d u c i n g P lS n O the majority of corrections will be « itten............ - ....... 280 V madee and I am looking for *5 P«r ■ specimens ubw orld’s cent; of the corrective work to b e ig w ||j g jVfi he r ----------------551 done this summer. . , treatments givfinest piano, played by the Mrs. Cook of Sanford, who i. ............................ 170 w orld's greatest ptanist on' heartily Interested In Child Wei-, with physicians 76 fare work, lias offered a room tn , the w orld’s grea test repro­ r» with teachers.... 128 her houae to be used for children r* with others....... 204 ducing piano. who have been operated on for ton­ ■v1 'clubs, parents and sils’ and adenoids, so thst as soon pn association, etc. 9 as they are able to leave the hosi school children .... 81 ital after the operation they may ( -L *<+ of* t V Pre distributed ____ 365 ave a comfortable piece to *toy, .. v i l ' 11 ”,n' \ eei Wons in office.... . 321 #__ t h - etmmt 9A k iin r . Thu Will far. w; * 2 Md »P«ciaJ;i(Y- . : aid that J m p /h «Ad' * BE OUR GUEST ON A FREE INSPECTION TRIP £ TO BITHLO. Watch for Openihg Announcement l»nnu*l report from Oct. “ •to June 1, 1824. -i.ij Kent Vulcanizing Works . .'Vl Ufa. e- »* ''.***. f* it* »■' 1* T"V fiJ-u ; iV •v: ’ ' " ill. i ..r a j e s ; „ ■ t ---- — . SQ M UM r-Via ■ i'y ■ sa sa stM �\ HERA Ga b r i e l Speedw ay greater riding COMFORT ;•INDIANAPOLIS, Jpne 6.— W i ­ ners and Second place men in the Olympic finals tryout* here June 6, fl and 7, wilt compose the Unit­ ed States swimming team at the Paris games in July. Following the tryouts the team members will ’J»in the track and.field 'iquadjfct: New Yorlc for the trip overseas. The courts’ laid out in the Broad Ripple pool, here ia « duplicate of the BO-metre pool at Paris. Special diving boards similar ~"tov those which will be used overseas also have been constructed, r Charles J. Lynch of Detroit Juu been selectde by- Director Paul Jordan as refree. John T. Taylor A fter OlynitfK: Honors BY 5 TO 4 SCORE Boston Red Sox Drop Game to St. LBuiA,' Brh#ns Thereby I.«*lng Half Game. Hold tin First Place. CLEVKLAND, June 6.—Cloveland drove the Athletics back into eighth place Thursday by knock­ ing Itommell from the box nnd win ning 5 to 4. Ubie was bit bard but-managed to pull out 0/ tight holea while the Indians batted well with.pmo.oh bases. Score by innings: Philadelphin........... 011 002 000— 4 Cleveland . — —111 000 20x—o Rommell, Hoimach nnd Perkins; Uhla and MyatL St. Louis 6; Boston 2 ST. LOUIS, June G. — The Browns found the offerings of Ehmke to their liking Thursday and defeated the Boston Red Sox ;• 6 to 2 in the third game o f the Laertes. The setback cost the Red Sox their half game hold on first place, L Score by Innings: • Boston ............ 101 000 000—2 8 1 . St. Louis ........ 120 000 02x—5 10 0 Ehmkonml O’ Neill; Wingnrd mid SeVcrcid, P. Colling. Washington 9; Detroit 7 DETROIT, June 0.— Bossier, Detroit cntchcr, tipped Peck’s bat in the first inning as the batter, drove to Pratt for what would have .been the third out. Wash­ ington had one run before Peck was given first on Bnssler’s inter­ ference, and before Detroit could retire the third man in the inning, Waahington scored five more runs. The final score was 1) to 7. Score by innings: Washington . ..GOO 11 Uk)0—!> 13 I Detroit ............200 031 100—7 8 3 Zahnizcrj Mnriierry nnd Ruel; Collins; Pillette, Cole und Basslcr. Vance Has Best of Argument Against Pittsburgh and Brook­ lyn Wins— Phillies Rent Cards 1 to 2. Southern League F O U R N I E R G E T S D A Y T 0 NA AND TWELFTH H O M E TAMPA BATTLE RUN THIS YEAR A 13 INNING TIE BROOKLYN, N. Y„ June C.— Vance had till* better of Cooper Thursday und Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh fl to 2. Fournier’s 12th home run past Carey in tin* eighth with orre nn, sewed up the game. Score by innings: Pittsburgh . . 0001)01 091—2 H 1 Brooklyn . .... .020000 0 lx—6 8 2 Cooper and Schmidt; Vance nnd DeBerry, * • but with a determination to overr como the lead, they launched an attack like the Detroit Tiger*—and with some extra hitting und good ba.io funning they reared four runs. In the laat halt of the ninth the New Smyrna team threatened when - k -* ’ they drew a double and single and a walk. But a perfect throw from right field to the plate, by McJa u -. lin, retired the aide with the score 8 to 7 in favor of the "CelcrV Feds." ‘ The game was n thriller from start to finish. The outstanding features of the game were the ex­ cellent defensive piny nnd extra base hitting nf the “ Celery Feds.” New Smyrna ah. r. h. po, a. e. Trotter, s s .......... 2 0 0 0 2 0 Walters, 2b ....... 4 2 0 0 1 0 Robertson, cf 5 2 •! 2 0 0 Swallows Reply To Silsby, 3b ........ 10 1 0 1 0 Notes Borne South Luders, e ........ I I 1 7 O’ 0 C. McCullough, If I 0 2 2 0 0 SOFIA, June 0.—Two swallows Brown, p ........... 4 0 1 3 2 0 Loveland, l b .4 1 111 0 0 of this spring have brought re­ McNeff, rf ...... 4 0 1 1 1 0 plies to messages they carried P.McCullough, ss 3 1 2 1 1 2 when they flitted for warmer cli­ mates last autumn. Ivan StefanofT, a school teachod, Sanford ab of a nenrby village, wrote a mes­ Deiter, 3b ........... 4 sage in French reading, “ Greetings T. Thompson, ss .4 from wronged and unhappy Bulga­ Whiddon, 2b .3 ria,” and fastened It under the Henderson, tb ... & C. Thompson, cf 4 wing of a swallow that nested In Knvenel, If ......... 5 the coves of his house. When B. McCall, rf ..... 2 the bird returned recently he no­ MeLucns, c ..... 4 ticed one had a wrapping on ita E. McCall, p ..... 6 leg nnd capturing it he found the McLaulin, rf 3 following written in English: "Good times will come for ua, the wronged and Ul-treated of the city of Melani, India. Feb. 18th.” Another experimenter received a more romantic reply to a message rimiparly dispatched. He is an olfictal in Haskovo and his swallow brought him the following from Medina, Arabia: “ We beautiful daughters of Mohammed nigs for endearing words arid caresses, (ihul Fatme, wife of Hassan Bey.” Rock took an early lead her Thursday and with a hatting spre defeated Birmingham 12 to 4. ■Scnru hy-ianinga Little Rock ...270000 012 i t s t t w o rounds and pitched a 002<WM> 101— 4 l() I'Mla.'v^vinrlmtutl ft; Bosttnrw~' .1ihd*giiiifc ifdK then oh ftiid~Do; Cash and Smith; Jones, Carter BOSTON. June 0 Tom Sheep a n run wa* eject*'d hi tlio sixth fur pitched Cincinnati to n G to 0 vic­ di putlog a decision l>y Hodge. and Spencer. tory over Boston Thursday, it Score by innings: MOBILE, Ala., June 6.—Nash­ was his sixth victory o f the season Bradentown . ...010 000110—3 8 l ville took the final game of the in seven games. Lakeland . .......160000 OOx—7 8 t Mobile scries 3 to 2 Thursday nnd Score by innings: Rainey and Cushion; .McDanieli, 102 1001)02—6 12 mode it two out of three from Cincinnati . Luther nnd Smith. >Mobile. Boston. 000 tlllt) fljpO—O 8 ' Score by innings: Sheehan and Wingo; llano Nashville . .:....000 200 001—8 t2 0 Cooney and O’ Neil | ST. PETERSBURG, Fin., June Mobile ........;.... 100 100 000— 2 10 1 0.- Ability tn bit when hits Friday and Mackey; Acosta, |nn ant runs brought a 4 to 2 yie­ Long and Devcrmor. ld- lory for the Orlando Bulls here »rk 1Thursday against the Saints. The 'n- Saints tried to rally in tho eighth in |but failed. Thompson on the How They Stand on 1mound for the visitors and Hdrtz, natulez for the Saints, pitched good Florida State League <500*0 THG. Daytona National League Clubs: New York Chicugo . „. Brooklyn . . Cincinnati . Pittsburgh . ■ Boston . .... St. Louis Philadelphia Southern League Japanese Organized Labor Elects First Foreign Delegate 'BN’ f . ; B l o c k T rt< 5 S H cy? R A Y BROS, PHONE 548 ___ gilt Our Line o f Poultry, Dairy and Hoi F eeds* “Pratt’s” .Poultry Feeds and Re« dies w ill increase your egg Pn£ auction. CHICKS “ Good G oods’ ’ H orse, D airy and Poultry. Fe are guaranteed to please. Juat give th em a trial. “ Y O U R M O N E Y B A C K IF Y O U A R E N O T SATISFIED.” M yrtle A v c . & 4th St, J TOKIO, June <>.--Hiiitji-Suzuki, many times jmvidenl of the Japan Federation of Labor aid known n the “ Samuel (tempera of Japan, ’ will represent Japanese labor at thu International Labor Conference to lie licit! under thu auspices of the la-ague of Nations in Geneva this month. -Japan will send fmif dele­ gates, tun npriviOlilig' ornment, one the capitalists, and one. Mr. Suzuki, organized labor. The selection of Mr. Suzuki is considered u triumph'for the cause Orleans IUU11U Ingham 1 Rock inoogu th e. h avs b o b BW YORK, June fl.—The Htate (tie commission today licensed Queensbon; A. C„ to hold Ain ita Long Island City arena; ^removing the last obstacle in way of the Wllls-Madden tywelght match schedutcd for f-llonday night. CUTTIN G LOOSE. b*l—That man you Introductne is awfully slangy for n Checking Ills E&UiusIaam (From the New Huven Regiater) flub—What a glorious spring norning! I could dare anything, •ce anything on a day like this. Gi •-I3 A. H; ].| j, 7 to I Mvnilni* | Rooms 304.4^ Flrat Nat. ni,. tl W E .-RE-CHARGE AM P A IR A L L MAKE8 TERIES. j 'Y o u ' l l p u v e a s h a v c u p T u e R e in » & atn r o o m } everc. s j n c c trce" t g o r t e w B£<s .n G o i n g t o t m g T J A f n a c R s *f o r . a TOUR S A F E T Y "RA 2 0 R , H A S 0 6 S N C o v e r s id kH7 H COT3 k / e a s l U . Oltlce Maura: T R E A T YOUR CAR 1 N E W ( BATTERY W HOLESALE PRicgj C 50/N G . A B O U N D f iA f iB e R Spinal Anaiv*,, A T WHOLESALER T H E CELEBRATED D R Y WILLARD m TH READ , EXIDE PERFECTIONS. 5 B Y CONDO M IS S U S , VN t o Freedom from Means Fr««d<xn b a t t e r ie s fob m a k e s aittoh, hnll, hut Joe lost through bad sup­ port. The result putH Orlando in a tie with the Saints for second place. Score by Innings: Orlando ...... >.. 000 031000— 1 8 2 St. Petersburg . 000 000 110—2 8 3 Thompson, Fergus and Francis; Hernandez and Torres. EVER T T R U E lakeland Orlando .......... St. Petersburg nrn.i entnwn . A me ri ran League "Clubs IMSton 3 w Y n lc k Detroit . . Washington Chicago . ..... St. Louis . . Cleveland . Philadelphia A Coolidge Club (From the Philadelphia Bulletin) • A Coolidge club is composed of THE WEATHER Republicans, of course? "Not at all—it’s composed of WASHINGTON, June 6.—The men who know how. to keep their crop nnd weather conditions in mouths shut.” «, Florida during the week which <p)d-' ml yesterday Is summarized today’, bjjth e w«Jbfr;bu<i*n Progress of cotton* la fair, condi­ tion, fair except in west whero lice w d weevils -jire reported. Corn, molonv,-/w ff<y^gp(r_-;tubfiCco. |tunka. giTrtlf progress' in the west, but con­ ditions aro unfavorable for late planted corn. Grov.ex on the u p-' lands need rain. Leaves aro wilt- ■P. A ; *1-* ************** Phone 539 �■V* T O E SA N F O R D H E R A L D , F R I I * Y ,j JUNK 6, 1924 PAGE S Willing BUILDING M ATER IAL ford Dally H erald *t -a d r a t e s Houses * o t .R ent Rooms For Rent For Rent Apartments Miscellaneous Wanted FOR RENT—Two hot»4«, Best _location. W, J. Thigpen. FOR RENT—6 room house, new* ly finished throughout;fln*. !► cation, 200 E. Fifth Street! -e^ FOR RENT—One garage, 614 ^M agnolia._________________ ~ FOR RENT— House, 419 Palmetto. Mrs. John T. Brady. R E A L ESTATE MISCELIaANEOUS FOR SALE FOR RENT— Rwmsi, Wouldn't For Sale— House and lot on San­ you be able to use the money se­ - ---------------— . . FOR RENT—Two room apart­ ford Avenue. Price I1J150. Terms., _ _ _ _ cured by renting that vacant room PLENTY OF OTHER TRANSFor Sale— Business now clearing FGR SALE—Nice fryeTg and fat ment, with or without garage. now going to waste?', There\«A> ? FER8, yes, but none with SER­ 618 Oak Avenue.______________ four to Hvc hundred dollars |*ort hens. See Mra. Ellsworth, ” many person* looking for places to VICE for thoir middle name. Phone FOR RENT—Four room upper month. $1J>00 take* it. Come <«£»_ Avenue. Phone 3303. tram ullns* ■ stay. Help tako care of thorn and 493. M>t laMfSIaltlr let v apartment, unfurnished. In­ ^ k- „ , M y _-.. , . J FOR.SALE— One 6"xlcr used _______ ARE YOU MOVING?—Call a quire Royail Ice Cream Co._______ ■I For Sale— Ten acres, .100 feet; cni pump, good condition. Hoo.J IN N tlM QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER., ™ ,T lake front, guod dwelling, garage, a lchnn-CoJcman Co. A— •’ II**They will do the job as you want it * OR *?E , UP" good variety of fruit trees, a bagHe a'llJK done. Phone 498. apartment and garage On Ninth gain for $1,000. Terms JFOR SALE— 1 14 lt.p. gas engine l « a Hue tit * erc>n' o . _ “ r r r ------street, between Park and Oak. ApWe have the largest listing on »t a bargain. Hool ehan- Coleman Vi ANTED Sanford business m e n p|y 107 w . Ninth. e»ce*Typ« duuble above FOR RENT—2 furnished house­ who arc in need o! competent1 , ---- a- — ■ ■■■■■■ celery and vegetable farms In the Co. laced date# are* for 'cenIn (he II rrtilt Cnnrl of (he Seventh keeping rooms, 716 W. First St. help should tend the cLasifleti FOR RENT Lower fi^or wpwrt- city. If you wunt a city lot, a su' -9 [ jri Insertions. Jmllt-lnl Circuit nt (he State of Trunks, baggage, pianos, safes, page of The llernld. There’s nt.1 m«"t “ ° 4 Wc8t * ,fth burban lot, a house ready built, JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair ahi FOR RENT— Furnished rooms and ,,p j» ul average length In fact, anything, anywhere at 1'lnrld.i In nnd fnr Seminole ____ _______ _ ______ celery farm, grove or anything in is located at the coner o f 4ou rth Counts,—In <hnnrrrp. apartments with or without gU; reason for sending out-of-town for *treeL listed a line RENT—Four furnished the real estate line end on us. We >and Pine Ave. and he will be gtad charge too for first any time.. QUICK SERVICE Mary M. King, Complainant, va All grae. Mrs. Geo. Cook, 1009 Union help when there is probably jus! FOR parties claiming an Interest 111 the TRANSFER. Phone 498 the person you want in the city rooms, hath and sleeping porch. ; <*cll at thu owners’ price only. Call i lo see any of hi* old customers, and b*rnl* Involved In this suit under Avenue, Wilting. Is restricted to Lower floor. Reasonable rent. 316 , «nd seo us. We give you the bar-'take care o f thcl rwants at any M. B. Ilrock. deceased or other rlaialtloatlon. Oak Avenue. Phone 308-W. _ gnins and service. *time. He docs general auto repair wise, whoso names nnd piece* bf error la uade Tha Hanrealdenco are unknown. Di-feml,r.,d wilt be responsible FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, THE SEMINOLE REAI.TY CO.|Work. and guarantee* satisfaction. Advertising nntn.—Order for Constructive Ser­ j ana Ir.correct Insertion, Lost and Found Bring your auto troubles to him, SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNET 202 Park Avenue. vice. tertlser, for subsequent nnd then forget them FOR RENT—Light housekeeping FOR SALE— id-actu lurm on Ceti ".he otftee ahoufd he LEARN ABOUT Polk County and The Complalnnnt having filed her LAWN FERTILIZER to keep Iwaiedlately In case of bill of complaint In this LOST an upporiqnliy rooms, with sleeping porth. one cry Avenue, fully equipped, J FOR SA I.E— Co'iitnicte radio equipLakeland, through the Star-Tele­ sworn cause wherein she slates that she abreast with the limes by W0l will tako small cash payment black behind hospital, 304 W. Fifth A, Burnley, Box 921.__________ gram. Best advertising medium In believe* that there nro certain per *i reading the classified pages of nC a o v r u t I s e h * . nnd balance easy terms. Box 201, Street, ____________ sun* Interested til said lands do F'OR SALE—A business block for riid representative ttfor- South Florida Published mornings. newspaper. Herald°l 50 pound bugs............ ........ _ H.25 care Herald. ___ ' -•? In said lllll of Complaint, your daily lunlllar wliti rates, rules Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.__ scribed 100 pound h ags.........;......... 52.00 rin t RENT— Apartments. Shir- S9,(HX>. Rents fur $1,600 per year. wlmae name* ure unknown to her want nds contain many Interostin FOR SALE—Complo radio cqquipajlflratlon. will give you It y Apartments, opposite post- Gorttl terms. Thrasher A Garner, having otherwise compiled with messnges. It will pay you to rea< ia Infarnatlon. And If COLUMBUS tcia.) I.KDGEIl— Class­ ntnl FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. “ "J complete sets ut varhma office, ified uds have the largest circu­ Inw. IT 1H HHKKHY UKUEIIKU. them daily. A they will assist you In the drfcnilnui*. to-wlt: All par. We deliver—Terms cash. year want ml to make lation In Southwestern Georgia. that FOR RfcftT—Two room houseWell located building lots in 1 ? ^ V , 2 3 h ° r teirms' B° x 201’ tie* claiming an Interest In aaltl LOST—Between Sanford nnd OaU aloSo (C-word) tin-. - * — f -------. ..a . kcoping apartment. 719 Oak Ave­ rapidly growing residential sec- j effective. lands hoielnafter dsacrlhed under teen Tuesday new brown suit­ AUVfeRtlSE In the Journal-Her­ M. K. Itrock, deceased or othcrwlso, tion. Small cash paymenL payment, bnl- * OR SALE—-A ono stable_manare. ponTXAT n o n e * . nue. no sawdust. $5 ton F. O. B ald, South Georgia's greatest nnd all parties claiming un Intercut case containing Indies’ nnd -chil­ CHASE & CO. anco payable monthly. thly. Address Ad< nUer* should g ift their In said lands whi*Bc names nnd, dren's wearing apparel. Liberal reHastings. N. E. Thigpen, Hast­ 6r postufflre adatwaa as newspnper. Morning, afternoon, place*, Phone 563 P. O. Box 431, Sanford, F'la. of residence are unknown.: ward if returned to Herald office. ings, Fla. __________________^ , their plinne number If weekly and Sunday Classified rates Halil laml Dry Party Opens Its l»t*ln»r Hltimted III Ore results. About, one 10c per line. Waycross Journal- nolp (’minty, Florida, and iliMcrlbfd LOST—TucfldRy afternoon nt Crys* F'URNITURK for sale, dining itt of a thousand has a National Convention 1 s i c k l y , p e e v i s h c h i l d r e n room set, breakfast as follow*: | tal Lake,-Sanford Hi belt. Please set, odo it, and the others can't Herald, Waycross, Georgia. _ ____ j Children suffering from intestl- chairs, tables, alto a canoe. Phone TO RKACII the~nrr)Hner.ni* SK corner of Kec. 9. 9.9» Tp. , return to Theo. Vickery, 306 West u ik C iA V jii uier 1 'iu apu iu uM f«rm'. iu n ii* i 2, 2. | Begin ^ jK at 1U KLAU1 tne prosperous farm-. s_ J, E thpnro w#lt Third mrect K ,;.5 uiVdiJsr-'^r COLUMBUS, ()., Juno fe.~The uni worms are cross, restless nnd 371-J. era nnd fern growers of Volusia', chain*, thence north S chain*, Neeatlanaaee MUST be FOR SALE—Golf sticks and hag. Prohibition party opened Its nn- i unhealthy. There are other sympcounty advertise in the DeLnnd thence co»t 9.99 chains, thence south ; (■ person nt T b e l e a __Apply Mr. Lody’s Shoppe. tional convention here today in- I tons, however. I f the child is pale, Dailw mwb, Npwh rate ner wnrtl cash i chain* to point of beginning. Also I s s i s o file e ee. b p u t . uauy rate le il per vsoru, casn bpuinning at a point s chains north A SPLENDID FEELING PKEVENTS INFECTION FOR SALE CHEAP—One Jersey tent upon nominating a candidate has dark tings under the eyes, TelepSoue illaeontlethe SEThat corner "f See. 9, Tp. 21discouragH. bad breath nnd takes no interest in _r ^of . tired, half-sick, The grentest discovery In fleah ■re eot *«IW. ' t’f cow with calf. Frank Pounds,' for president and udonting plntIt. 31 East, run thence west (>chains, A i,LITTLE WANT AD V*. nlmost a certainty that healing Is the marvelous Borotone, — is — ---------------------1 ----“ to thi ,• . , ............ |thence north ISO iso ft., tnoncc form. Acrording the opinions piny, it loti, prompt, Efficient thence. East 6 ed feeling caused by a torpid Uver Forest City. * - Hervice. ■■■, t | i , * , | tlhet.ro ir 1 south tso it. to pluco nnd constipated bowels • ' r a , , w .. l,rldb 1chains, can be of tho leaders, the Prohibition par­ tvorms nte eating away Its vitality.a preparation that conics in liquid suits. Advertise those old articles|of beginning gotten rid of with surprising ty has the best opportunity since The surest remedy for worms is'an d nowder form. It is a comyou have stored away and have air amt each nt them I* hereby ro- promptness by using Hcrbinc.. You its organization to do something Whltc’s Cream Vermifuge. It ia binatlon treatment that not only ■lliirhil to appear to tin* lllll nf Com­ Spanish W ar Veterans no use for. A little thirty-cent nd positive destruction to tho worma purifies the wound of germa that feel its beneficial effect with the on its own account. plaint In th * cause on the 7th day elp Wanted may bring you several dollars. of July. A. I>. 19?t. but harmless to the child. Price cause infection but it heals the first dose as its purifying nml reg­ Bill Passes Senate Phone 148 and a representative IT is KCItTlIHll ORDERED that ulating effect Is thorough and 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. flesh with extraordinary speed. copy of till* order be publlnhed Competent men to will call to sec you._____________ a Bad wounds or cuts which taka once a week for eight ronaeciitlvo complete. It not only drives out Shrincrs Install New It: II. Terhuno, local cumtracts of trucking and FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando week* In tli- Sanford Herald, a bile and Impurities but It imparts weeks to heal with the ordinary In I’ourt of (hr I'onnty Judge, Srm- liniments mend quickly under tho momng Sentinel; largest classi­ newspaper published Iti Hemlnblo a s picn did feeling of exhi Ia ration, » banana land on a share T Z Imperial Potentate Imilr I'uuiilr, State of Florida. It. Elder, Eagle Lake, fied business, rate 1c a word, min­ County, Florida. IN RE MUTATE OF M. il, HTEXV- powerful influence of this wonder­ -irength. Vim. and buoyancy of fUtowmg Ltelegram L ira n ! from from Washing. Wunhing IN WITNESS XVIIEtt EOF. I here­ spirits. A IIT: imum 24c cash with order. ful remedy. Price (liquid) 30c, Price 60c, Sold by Union KA N SAS CITY, June 5 .— The unto Met. my hand and ■>file I-it Heal ton, [l. C., concerning the passage To all Creditors. Legatees. Distribu­ 6(V and $1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Pharmacy. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ thl* 7th day of May. A D. 1921. forma! installation of Imperial tees ahiI all Parson*, having of a bill increasing the pensions of >—We have very nttracE A. DOUH1 .ASS. ■’lainu> or Demand* against said, Sold by Union Pharmacy. gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest (Seal) Spanish-American War Vetcrana: Potentate James E. Chandler of Catute: reposition to offer an ex- classified medium, rate cash .09c Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun­ Kansas C ity nml other new otficern "UmnibtM pension bill, H. R. ty. Florida. You and (Sell of you are hereby i automobile salesman for charge. 10c per line, minimum ily A M. WEEKS, D. C. nnd required to present any Contract Let for Gas 6'JH, amended by addition of Hunt- if the Imperial Divan today wa* notmed territory. Must have rec- .30c. SOMETIMES HAPPENS, c lol demuiuln which you, or ___________ ______ __ J. XXf. HUNTER. sor mil increasing Spanish War the closing event on the official elolni* either of you. may have ngnlu*t the Solicitor for Complainant. pruduced. Write Wnrdjosh—Vollage helping your hoy Plant at Clearwater program of the annual convention Veterans pensions, passed senate eatuke m il. M. .Stewart, ilreeasrd. much? * Co., 118 W, Central, Or- MAINE— Watervillc, Morning Sen­ of the Shrine of North America. I lie of Hemluole t’ouiily. Florida, to ! tmliy. No assurance of President's tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ In Circuit Citttr:, ScTcnlb Jmllelnl r hi—Well, it appears to have the undui|lgned miiiiliil.itrutrls of 'Circuit, .Seminole Counts, FlorCLEARWATER, June 5.—Clear-| apitovnl. AVill probably go to ple arc interested in Florida prop­ said estate, wIt dm two year* from made hi* head uigger, but go|bl:, — lii Chonrer). WEST COAST RAILWAY conference. — Albert D. Alcorn, erty. Reach them through the George tin dote hereof. ],ee XVlu-cler. Jnlneil hr ber water let a contract Tuesday to the Conmunder in Chief, U. S. W. V. d&rnrd If there don’t appear to he PERRY, June 6.—Actual survey Dated June ith, I92t. Sentinel. Rato card on applica­ htiNbnnil Htnl next frlrnil. M. F. Amcricnn Gn* Construction Com­ less i nit thanthere was befor ha for the permanent location of the HARAII J. MTKWAItT. MOBILES A N D tion. Wheeler, cuniplalnaiit, v*. Cathe­ pany for erecting a modern gn« West Coast Railway betwcon Perry . .. . . . . Administratrix. went Ihero,"—Cincinnati Enquir. rine M. Urmlnglon nml ber lui*t>ALM 6SAC11 a COUNTY—'The or. band. K. E. Remington. *nmo- plant for the manufacture and dis­ Commercial News Is und Tnlluhnssc-3 has besrun, under I August I. 1 4-W-ll-JI; REPAIRS x-* x i * _ i . . scene of stupendous developmenttlmr* known ns Kllubnlet in - tribution of water nnd gns ot the w* • • * » - » the direction of Geurge K. Anno*. w n wiwmr- e» -wt amr’tm TTiwfnHn fwgTmnrr-ffli Praised By Publisner Tallahassee engineer. It Is stated to Quiet Title. Une Ford sedan, first Post Sample copy ^sent on. re­ the-north and south. Work Is, to by L. A. Wlmmy, Secretary ot tho , CITATION. mechanical -condition. Can quest^ started immediately. ta*j *»»*» , To Cntbnrlnn M.i I'xinlnuton ami be 4, June 5. America TpqtL.4JlKt.thu work will he.ptaHv^i. -f-yV * of *t *■ **•*,•«* imVi at Rive ifc Walker Garage, husband -M.', Yr JAMP/V. FLORIDA—Tampa Dally. t*~tin- early- t-i*mpteHmr.'-irtn*t>Tt-*x~ ■ttrm**'-k-rntr n"i»s"WfTT»tmti,r ' f r*m tmr1 JUguettV Filling-Station*- *L. ■ Times, the great—+mme daily, ton. XVIlUam Foster nnd wth-.-Mary, from t.ake Chirm us shown by J. O xntitpTe 'to England by’ t"h„ ,„ln.!r JFit .the preliminary survey mud • ‘ Jo “ of the ailntlr- of the route disclosed that it will Foster. Mnry E. Poster nnd hus-. Fries- survey of Lake t'liarm. by Atticry, rormCf lord IE—We have throe brand rate lMic per word, minimum P. hand. Henry FiMti-r, Calvin Whitney j pint thereof recorded in Flat Book' *Uy, in a speech at a recent lunch* ’ord one-ton trucks, com- rchnrge . -- 25c . . cash. with .order. Write and Marian Whitney, lib wlfo, HI-, i. page «. Seminole County Records V-tin of the London district journal- result in a saving of several ntik-s as compared wfih the route first h i i .it tfrti ’ ...u i t ,.i till U n f I t rt M l * . ' I t . : i l t ___■ t . i ’ . . . . * L ith bodies, cabs and windrnt“ 1 ntr wife: innm^ii A. fllfP, tlTlicFlIjetf an I»**k1nifTit^ at a pnlnt ista.j-Mf. AflierjHWM he was much- ChfilftTCrcST" tiurwe Ti are ,n In' poamon nosltioTTfo "DBv e m rt*Hiw—a t t e n t io n —p*-n■truck beginning tho grnm greatest rfe o(ler* I n . *: I ------ AIio sneota ts n rg tn n in g too oBi UB-1 e r. it. Vie A. .vei MdCht’aney* nesncy, Bnmi-unii*", aom0tlro««j sg,|j .u d chains iu ln * witat w*-*t fro from m aa pint post eiltu* llu - ,w u v * *by ' tho trade statistics which — ------- -— ■—— eue jyiamea . Cash In. A d v a n ce ill it At lib Otincrt-le Cn general •wmcat work, sidcwlaV*. build ing blocks, Irriga: ion boxes. J. &, rerwtlleger, Prcj. Lumber and UuTldTng- Material. Carter Cumber Company N. Laurel hu Thone 565. HILL LUMBER CO. House of 5 DIRECTORrOF SANFORD t e a a a g ^ A f e » 'e B m a a i !5 2 i B s ) » a i a g ^ ^ bench Jual.. finUheiR ji_ iw aj McChOsney ttrelghion and i\*■’ thoncc run run west west S.U R chains, aoutli „u i,or „i,.,nt thl* m m itru nr million dollar bridge aero** Esenm- ChuMiiey, ■If living, whose place or c chain*, east M2 chains, north 1 here cither nliout this country or Ma llay started: quarter million places of residence are unknown, chains In section II. township II ho British Empire. dollar opera house under ’construc­ nml IT dead, to all parties claiming south, range 31 east, and aln» SBRMAN a u t o s h o w The prosperity of America, the tion; two millions being spent on Interests under Catherine M. Rem­ {Tract No. 3.1 peaker said, had been due to the IV, June 4.—The Gorman highway; greatest chance for llvo ington nnd husband, E. E. Reming­ Lot I. Clock It. of Dr. Henry Fos­ to get In on ground ton, sometime* known ns Kllphnlrt ter's Hammock east from latkif act that the whole of the people, lile manufacturers have de- devsloper* (loot. Write Development Depart­ Remington, XVIUInm Foster and t’liarrn, ns shown by J. O. Fries sur­ vith its press behind them, nud Wd a national exhibit this ment Tho Pensacola Nowt._______ wife, Mary D. Foster. Mary E. F - vey . _ .of . . ............................. ...................................... by .plat . . . Iatkc Charm thereof bought for two generations in ter and Foster, CalDint llook Hook 1. page 6, gnu httshand.’Henry nusnaiiil. Itenry rosier, u u - recorded ri-ronlol In Dial K. ,|nunlnnn«>nt nn,l nnl In during the same week it ia WEST VIRGINIA—Clarksburg. Tit* U-r vln Whitney nml Marian Whitney. Hcmlnole County Ui-rnrds. Halil lunil trm s <>f development nnd not In Clarksburg Exponent, morning his wife. Hltnon McClirsm-y and Ho. being more particularly descrllo d [ erms o f indlvidunl trading or huslto arrange a race for tho Including Hunduy. morning Issue. rlna McChessney. hi* wife. Thomas " n« beginning nt a post situated -FiltcHS ir. the ordinary sense o f thu I cent per word, minimum He. fa of the Automobile Club A. Hinder. II. A. McCliesney. some­ clinlti* noulli fr o m tile h a lf m l l o . •0 r,l known as Herbert A. Mrt’ hes- p o s t b e t w e e n s e c tio n s 2 nnd II. ‘ ny. It Is quite likely that TO REACH- BUYERS or sellera of times ney, nml Kornhl A. Mct'hesney. hi* th . . .en . . .ce . . run ...... w ......... . . . . ______ _ . , est .IS.S3 chain*,_ .......... tlinncnl. .............. Florida real estate advertise in wife, 3 be tho last exclusively Ann Mct’ hesney Creighton nnd ssouth o u th l.so chains, thence thi-ncii cast east is.xsj 14.931 NU RLM B ER O , Gcrmliny, June *uto exhibit, as in Septcm- the St. Petersburg Times. One cent Mae MeCtieaney. deceased, or other.- section 11, township 21 south, range!,,_East Africa has replaced the wlee. In arid to tho lands herein-1 chains, thence north 1.90 rhalns. In |n|u i m . t , , . . th - >niiri-o nf iun October the government’s cent a word daily, two cents a word after In this citation, and in the bill] |i cast. All lands i» H,min„ i . states a* the source of sup »on the importation of cars Sundays. ’ ' ily of cedar for tho Nuremberg of complaint, filed In the above! County. Florida. ftf will be lifted. "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell styled court and on which this cl-l It appearing npi...............from ........ tho ..... ............... . pencil industry. This German insworn bill lllrd herein against you lustry, which centers anything?" If *o advertise in tnllon I* based, described, nnd also! of’ complaint ........ ... ' ............. here, has to nil hears, grantee* or devisees j that you have or claim to have the “ Gainesville Sun.^___________. claiming any right, title or Interest some Interest In the above descrllod ully recovered from the after ef­ IU I IIIIIIIM IIIIH ADVERTISING gets results if it of uny nature whatsoever, by. lands. YOL'. und ennh of you arc fects of the war, and in trade cirthrough nr under the above named hereby required and ordered to lie Jos it Is reported that the manu­ roaches potential buyers. Pa- defendants, qr any of them. In and and appear before our Circuit Court e a l -e s t a t e latka Daily News is circulated In to the lands hereinafter described, at the Court House In Hanford. Flur- facturers have enough foreign circulated in industrial and agricul and also to any and all other tier- Ida, on the first Monday In July, irders on hand to keep the plants »*» some attractive real es* anna, whosoever, who have or claimi I9tf, the same being the 7th day of n full operation many months. i«o*- i„ offer. (W est First tural center. to have uny right, title nr estate' July. 1931. and a rule day of our Both the cedar und the nraphitc One 7-room Bungalow, of any nature whatsoever In or to said Court, then and there to make a good buy. and good the laml* Involved In this suit, here-j answer unto the said bill of com. or pencil* are imported, tnc main tnbefore referred to and now here plaint filed h 'f'ln against you. and fraphlte supply being found In FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS *)*. Mercantile business on a* follows, to-wlt; herein you shall fall not, else sabl Liberia. Previous to 1914 the cedar When tho kidneys are in need described "**b good location, eatabbill of romplalnt will be taken as (Tract No. t.) r»<ie Door health only raa- of a good flushing tako FOLEY Lot 11. u.och "A" of Dr. Henry confessed against you and followed vas imported principally from Hlllng. America and the West Indies, but PILLS, • dluntie stjmulant fqr Fnater'g* IfnntmoCk'fUist from Lakn by final decree. *-nt. s-room cottage, posCharm as shown by J. O. Fries snr It Is further ordered that this Jie war upset the old channel of *t our*. Fifth Htreet and citation be published In the Han Arnur. Dries reasonable. effectively flush the moneys, hi- of ree,)rdei, ln nook i. pag« t. fonl Herein, a newspaper published.Erode.and new fields in East Africa “ , Heveral IIVS-room cot crease their activity and bring“ ‘ Bemlnoie County Records. Hold tn Hanford. Seminole County. F lor- pnve been developed. 7*11 located, easy terms. land being mom particularly de­ Ida. once each week for a period of; •Mttrsnce. This department pleasant relief, Landon Taylor, scribed u»-commencing nt a corner eight cuneecullve weeks. UP-TO-DATE. /**«• and laepectlons Dorchester, Iowa, writes: “ I can between Lots It and 12 on Lake Witness my hand and official *•« “ I nm sending out cards for a furnished, Charm Avenup. thnnee run east I IBS ;-nf offiri- nt Hanford. Seminole 0*un truthfully say that fO LEY PILLS «T«ent We can aselet In thence south 32* fret olt Lee| ty, Florida, this thu Sth day of May children’s party. What would you are the best I oVfcr nsed. I hqd feet, * PumtlnnB of all kinds, Avenue, thence north 10 degree* 30; A. D. 1931. tots of trouble with my kidneys minutes west 10SO feet to Lakel (Clerk’s Heat) K. A. DOUG LASH. say?” "Sav?” SEMINOLE and Uver; I couldn’t lift anything Charm Avenue, metier HD> feet fol-[ Clerk Circuit Court, Hvmlnole Coup “ I thing R. S. V. P. seems stilt­ ty Florida. lowing Ijtko Charm Atjenue to startmy back was so weak. Every H 8 CKLLI-: MAINKH. (iness Exchange morning ed for -a wills’ affair.” ' * and also I was dlssiy, could hard-.'? | rK lnNo? w “ Solicitor for Complainant. “ I’d just say ‘Come clean.’ ” — 4 Bltlg---------Phone 303 hr walk, but ndw I feel fine. — Thr w»st half of Lot 7. Block B, May 9- 1S-33- 30; June S - 13- 20- 37; Kansas City Journal. Hammock e**t July 4. |ot Henry Foater’a ‘■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■pa Bold everywhere. | Orlando, Fia. gulf o b _ a ________ i xa______ xa _ . i i Returned From Exile | WARSAW, June 0.— A touching ceremony took place in Warsaw re­ cently upon thu arrival of 3.000 church bell* from Russia. When the Russians left Pulund in 1UI5 under resaura of the German ad­ vance they took with them almost nil the church bolls, in order not to leave them for the Gcrmnns who would have seized (hem for their copper. Thus for ii number of yenrn most I’olish towns nnd vil­ lage* have been without tho music of the bells. Now these bqlls are being re­ turned under the trentry of Riga. Upon arrival they weor decked green, and the now bells of War­ saw, purchased since the war, greeted them with n merry peal. The Warsaw opera gave a spe­ cial concert, the musical selections all relnting to bells. Twelve thou­ sand bells aru still in Rossis, but theyw ill all be returned to Poland in due course. JAZZ. A young fellow wa.* trying hard to explain to the salesman what he wanted. “ Now, haven't you this song? It goes, zim-iint, mm-zurn, znngzang. You know. And tho salesman was trying very hard to follow him. “ Sorry,” said the salesman, “ But I don't wem to recognise tho tuns. What arc the worda?” “ Those arc the words," LAW YER - and Insurance • S A N F O R D ,------- FLO R ID A — Court Douse Elton J Moughton George A . DeCottea ARCH ITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, -------------- Florida yg«ik Wilson W elding & Radiator Works •'If i/a Aleial wa rs gold h." tANFOKD, FLORIDA AUomey-at-Lavr Over Seminole County Sanford, ■ ■ ' ■■ Florida Fred R. WUson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Hanford '» P R IN T IN G W . J. Thigpen The M atthews Press Itini Entatc and In«uranco Welsh a II14*.. Sasfurg Phono 417-L-2 ss Pulcaton-Brumley UMg. Sanford, Fla. Sanford Sign Shop APPROPRIATE Sanford Novel Works V, C, COLLER, Prop. LETTERIN G For AU Classes of Work > 107 Norti Sanford Ave Cetera] Shop and Mill W< Contractor and 517 Commercial 8tract By GEORGE McMANUS iRINGING UP FATHER W E L L -M A G G IE A W A T O H A VACATION N O W I C A N ^>IT HOME.. A H ' R E ix J A t> t > O O N A * b I C » T COM TORTADUfE. t h e o o o r -b e l . *i h e a r d M W R w i f e tt> A W A Y 1 b o I TKOUCtHT CO D R O P 1M T O <EEP» T O O CO M PANT ah t KN EW IT •J U h T l : m r that iTWIft t OlDNPT K N O W U N T IL T O O A T TH A T T O O W E R E ALONE • t P A ^ E O T O O R H O O O E T W IC E _ T E tC T E H O A T - New 4 room house j Completed. 2 porches f* and back. Light and wa Price (1800.00, (6 0 0 I payment, balance (21 per month which Incln interest,.. This la y chance to get a new h< and on eaay payments. THANKS Also 6 room h ern. Will rent f month or will (50 per month, 1 Streets paved ai for... G ood g? orange trees on J \N H I. - B . 1 107 P4 . - ? •' , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 06, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f795e46d16d64445f06a7fbee1e7c261.pdf 4213d18f708d262fc2460b9e74b2645a PDF Text Text V ^fi; 1Hi' Unsettled tonight and Sunday^ ’ wth local thunder shower*. *& a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s despatch es I ™" . ^ "" SANFORD, FLORIDA*, SJATUr d a Y , JUNE 7, 1924. ________ — ! , = Japanese Ruffians Break-Up Big Dance ial Disturbance jinois Rumored Partial Reason Against Him Choice of .. IdentCoolidge Makes Clear lent Only Said »n^ Acceptable *r . TOKIO, June 7.—Ruffians broke up a dance at the Impe­ rial Hotel Friday night.which was attended by many mem­ bers o f the foreign community with n demonstration o f oppo­ sition to tho exclusion clause of the new American immigration law. Entering when tho dance was at its height, 3u tvoiqn, which when translated means political ruffians, took posses­ sion of the floor and made a •number o f Utter and profane anti-American speeches, which were punctuated by dunces with drawn swords. Two Americnn women fainted. . Police made no effort to halt the demonstration, although ac­ cording to reliable information they had known o f plans for It since early in the afternoon. It was learned from authoritative Japanese sources friendly with America that tonight’s demon­ stration is only part o f a larger affair which had been planned with the intention of evicting all Americans fro mthe country. ■ ' ___________ ^AND, June 7.— A s |en boom for the vicebegan gathering speed F riday, its began to develop. Illinois came a rumble tonal disturbance, the ' which was not fully while those few on End here who have ling over the field bcjin? their p refer- Pact Iletween That Country and dc quite a point over United States Designed To Keep Narcotics From Being Brought emphasized fa c t that Across the Line. was made known that Coolidge regards WASHINGTON, June 7. — A den as an acceptable treaty designed to suppress smug­ CANADA ENTERS INTO TREATY TO STOP SMUGGLING stc, the President hns gling o f liquor and narcotics across him for tho nomi- the Cnnadian boundary was signed turned n hand in favor here Friday by representatives o f the American nnd Canadian gov­ |iny other candidate. ernments. M. Butler, the PrcsiTho agreement, which hns been npaign manager • and under negotiation for sevornl of the incoming national months, was signed for thp United emphasized again Fri- States by Secretary Hughes and thc President had cx- for Canada by Secretary LaPointe, preference, was taking the Canadian minister of justice. Iin the contest and was Officials here expect the treaty Iill to the convention in to result in a marked improvement Iof his announced policy in condition? along the border If. • where cases of smuggling have p, indeed, quite in accord been reported. . the Lowdcn boomers Tho convention is to take effect stood nil along. They 10 day* nftor the exchange of rati­ itnw the statement that fications and'rem ain in force for ■nt regards Mr. Lqyrden ono year with termination thereaf­ **blc selection ns word ter on 30 days’ notice. * tsident wants him nomEach government under tho new they agrdo that some pact is to furnish information upon ction might bp equally roquest to officials o f tht> other re­ o the White House. . garding clearances o f vessels or thor>y. with the knowledge JV Psroriation or cargoes, ship­ [csrulidafe would not he ments or loads o f atpeles apeoas - “ SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS la Thirty-fourth Animal Confederate After Most Successful Secretary o f Treasury Repu­ diates in Detail Every Sln: Kle Charge Made by Means Branding as F a ls e .' the Charge That He Issued W hiskey Perm its— Answer Creates Considerable Stir WASHINGTON, June 7 .-S e cre tary Mellon’s formal answer to charges preferred by Gaston Means in his testimony before the Daugh­ erty investigating committee, filed t rainy with that body, has created no little amount o f comment. For the most part it denies in detail the allegations o f tho former depart­ ment o f justice agent. The denial applies in part to a conversation on the subject which Men nil said took place between him­ self ami former Undor-Secretary Gilbert o f tho trensury, but as soon as the secretary's letter had been entered in the record, Thomas W. Miller, the alien property cdstodian, was placed on the stand nnd testified thnt he himself had been present nt such n conversation. Colonel Miller said he brought Means nnd Gilbert together in his office. Concerned Sheldon "I can’t say exactly what wns discussed,” he continued, ''but it concerned Rex Sheldon. Mcnns then was an agent o f the department of justice.” On this point Sccrotnry Mellon had said in his letter: “ This is characteristic o f Mennn' testimony. Mr. Gilbert never n et Mr. Means. No interview took plnce." Mellon's letter Taking up point by point the charges an<l inferences made in the testimony o f Gnston B. Menns be­ fore the Duughcrty committee, Sec­ retary Mellon snid.in his letter to Chairman Brookhart: “ (11— He refers to the Guckenheiiner distillery In I'Sttshurgh • *. This wns simply a cusc o f violation o f Inw, and its prosecution by tho properly constituted authority. I was never interested in the dis­ tillery • • •. •’ “ (2 )— Mr. Means states that banks, particularly the line of banks with.which I was formerly connected, have large loans secured by whiskey certificates • • •. I question whether such loans exist ON Gathering HAS MEMBERS BUSY 7^ FK P ^ ^ & Uchme" t» of veterans on foot. K ‘ With halting .ten, but with heads day night as the Confederate U-^ereet, they marched. First came gion surrendered this Historic city Company ~ B, remnant of a Tcnnesperched on the Chickasaw ' bluff* If*® infnntry regiment. It was foland marched out into the night tawed by Troop A o f Forrest’s cavwith the brilliant pageant o f their jury. thirty-fourth annual reunion be­ f Rebel Yell. ’ hind them. U As (he detachment, headed by For many of the veterans who fclcut. R. If. Reid of Nashville, and wore the gray and endured with V °‘or Bearer J. P. Funk, marched matchless courage the four long past the reviewing stand, thouyears of hardship, it was perhape •ffus of lusty voices shouted the the last reunion. But for most famous “ rebel yell" and the cry o f them, the reunion was only was echoed back to them from the another marker to remind that fray-clad matchers. they had drawn a. step nearer to Behind them came several hun­ that final “ assembly," from which dred of their comrades, riding in there is no “ rctrent.” automobiles. From the top of n Parade and Pageant. huge truck, a grizzled survivor of The ebb of the great gray tide tne 42nd Georgia infantry, waved was marked Friday with a parade » tattered and torn battle flag. The and pageant which presented a old banner, little more than a spectacle unfqunled in the him- handful o f shreds, was stained tory of the city. witn blood and torn to tatters by Two miles o f closely packed onemy shells. spectator* formed n lane through ’..Following in the wake of the which the hosta o f the Confederacy Jhcn in gray—Just as they followed marched through the businesa dis­ Uhsm in the march o f life—were trict to the rhythm o f a score o f hands on to tho glorious end o ft 5?vera* hundred .uniformed tnemrf*5 Americnn Legion, Betheir reunion. Headed by Tjen*i. I mod these omne a detachment of Jojin P. Hickman, of Nashville,i,|nUrim>*, disabled veterans of the and with the ’’Stars and Bars” on wurld war in automobiles, nnd the left sharing honors with "Old veterans of the Spanish-Anicrican Glory" cn the right, the vast col­ war. umn crawled through the lanes o f »The next section o f the parnde cheering thousands for three long was made up o f automobiles bear­ hours. Near the front of the pa­ ing the sponsorlni staffs o f the rade rode Gen. W. B. Hundcman, various departments, the Sons of commander in chief of the U. C. Veterans and their sponsors, mem. V., wilh his stall. They were fo l­ hers of the Confederated Southern lowed by tho staffs of n number Memorial Association, the Confed­ o f state veterans' organizations in erate Choir of Virginia and vari­ automobiles. ous patriotic organizations parti­ Then down the road came two cipating in the reunion. UNITED STATES CLERK’S REPORT ANSWER TO JAP SHOW S C IT Y ’S N O TE FINISHED FINANCES GOOD Answer to Protest Made Againat New Immigration Law Ready But Is Not Known When . Will Be Sent. Monthly Report of L. R. Phillips 8h ows Balance on June 1 la Over >12.1,000 nnd Finances in Good Shape. • ‘ WASHINGTON, Juno 0. — The reply to tho Jnpnnose protest against tho exclusion section o f the new immigration law has been vir­ tually completed at the state" de­ partment, but thcra are no indica­ tions ns to when it will go forward. Secretary Hughes had a confer’resident Coolidge to- Reclamation M e a s u r e De­ mands Attention o f Mem­ bers o f Both Houses in the Closing Hours— Farm Hloc Still T rying to Get Legis­ lation Behalf Farmcru* Re­ lief— Adjourn at 7 o’ clock WASHINGTON, Juno 7.—Con­ gress was called nn hour earlier than usual this morning for final drive toward sine die adjournment set for 7 o’clock tonight. Dis­ posal o f the reclamation measure is the principal task on progrnm in both chambers. The farm bloc members also are ready today to mnke a last effort to get action on the farm relief bill. They have centered on the Rursum hill, authorizing the secretory of agriculture t opay an export bounty o f 35 cents a bushel on wheat wtid wheat products. The bill hns b*en favorably reported by both thq senate nnd house agricul­ ture committees nnd is now on the house calendar. • Norbcck Lends Fight Senator . N orfolk, Republican, South Dakota, who is leading the fight in tho senate, declared he would make every effort to get it through the senate and he had been assured there were sufficient votes pledged in the house to pnsa it. The bill, he explained, . . is designed n* emergency legislation to reliove wheat growers who face Police Department Fines Oyer $12,000 In Past Five Months K ^ John I. Anderson Passes Away Here Suddenly Friday Washington N ew s Citrus Meetings Will Be Held At Longwood andGeneva June 17-18 Well “Goes on a Tear”, Causing Tank To Overflow Forming Miniature Lake •* Postal Salary Bill Vetoed By Coolidge Ue Afternoon Believe 14 Are Dead F°r Lakeland As Result Explosion AroundWoild^Fliers Arrive At Shanghai tyl44-4 * A FrenchPjremietMayJ Be Selected Tonight „ PARIS, June 7.— A govern­ mental deadlock continues but there ia evidence that Millerand will name a premier thl* evening after consulting Monsieur Steeg and a few other political lead­ ers. The President convinced hi* resiatanc ethat the interdict o f the left has been approved by steadily growing sections o f par­ liamentary opinion. Observers in parliamentary circles today expressed an opin­ ion that Millerand i* preparing for an early resignation as he appeared to have finished con­ sultations and now was going over the political situation witn members o f the official house­ hold. Celebration Is HeldIn His Honor at Jacksonville L a s t Night by Big Crowd Congratulations SentbyJeniiing? D R Y S NOMINATE Predict Martin Will Increase Lead with MISSOURI MAN TO Second Choice Votes CARRYSTANDARD Convention in Session at Columbus, O., Selects II. I*. Karls o f Clinton, Mo., To Carry Its Standard. COLUMBUS, O., June 7.— H. J. Paris. Clinton. Mo., wns nominated for the presidency Friday by tho Prohibition National Convention on the first ballot. He received H2 votes, 40 being cast for A. P. Gouthry of Seattle nnd two for William F. Vnrney, Now York. , A. P. Gouthey o f Seattle, Wash., i was nominated for vice-president on the first ballot, The vote was Gouthey 78H. Miss Marie C. BreI horn, California, 22ts, Col. A. L. Moudy, Indiana, 7. n j w m n L m i L l 11! biu,*>rW°u ,d ‘ m* Ur. Gouthry threw the convenpire on December 5, U J i. ho csti- tlon into confusion by withdrawing mated an appropriation of $15,000,- after hi* nomination hnd been an000 would be required and believed notinced. Dr. D. I,. Colvin o f Now the hill would not meet objection York moved n reconsideration o f by those who opposed other farm the ballot nnd a new ballot was relief measures on tho ground thnt ordered and Miss Marie C. Breheni ton large nn appropriation wns in­ o f California was nominated by ac­ volved. The secretary o f i^rriruifi clamation. ture would be directed to coopcrnfe Patton Speaks with farmers’ cooperative associa­ Supporting his resolution that tions in securing the benefit* of the Prohibition party had accomp­ world market values with the least lished Its aim and should not nom­ possible expense to the fnrmor. inate a 1024 national ticket, Rob­ Tho senate agriculture commit- ert 11. Patton o f Springfield, Ills.; ect also reported favorably the Friday told the national convention Smith farm credits bill and the o f tho piyty thnt law enforcement CuitU-Aswell cooperative farm had become the’great issue of tho marketing measure. Sponsors..of day. Ho said In part: "This Prohl. these measures admit there is lotion party can not under cohsmnll chance of consideration at dltions which face it, do th* great this session. work W amalgamating the millions Ready in December Anyhow of voters who demand proper en­ Senator Smith, Democrat, South forcement of tho kwa. Iqe, author ot thm form-« rod-L’R O f O UtJW m t l r to-th eir rewar rewarjfoor tain a at l!" thbr ***»! ", vote EL * teusiow *e*slow •bwfr-br are battle-scarred and desei Figures given out by the city clerk’s office Saturday shbw .that the rity's finances are in excellent shape. Receipts for the month o f Mstr totaled $18Ji45.40, while disbureemonts amounted to $16,472.09. Beginning with a balance of $122,on May 1 by Juno 1 it1had increused to $126,001.03. These figures,* compiled this o n o ^ !! weak, jrill be submitted nt the rorf. . _ -------------meeting o f thn'Ctty /InmmlnD f t * >h c a a t r a r r n r ft woahLlja. MomUy aR*rno.>n-o<JbttlJntcrnational ' boundacy whau; he«H w ek . J7oUectlqir.qL.Jaxe*, It was wicn nmemJareflurti* tho articles ti trnnirprmvtf’iry^nmTW „ , „ - f ___ Jjtw rgfreU pointed - o u t , ^ f m t f t h lish his nomination, and subject to the payment o f duties, ‘Ton. f o r l h c Isunnce o f Wholcsnle text,had reached Tokio. . ' * lighter pre- wou[‘l ready for consideration xhtcr than the four months pre | Lowdcn sentiment was Information also is to be ex­ drug permits, conditioned upon the The reply probably will be hand­ cmling because the books were tathe December session. In a re­ w in g among the na- changed regarding clearances of contributions from the holders o f port accompanying the bill he said sitteemen and delegates vessels to any ports when there is these permits to the Republican ed by. Secretary Hughes to Ambas­ officially closed on April i. Following is the statement of L. tho farm measure followed the ^rrivetl. No other name rround to suspect that the owners campaign fund. Mr. Sheldon did sador Hanihara to whom the task Ur-PWUipsT aty -clerk, .f o r . . . rim ‘ lines <>f the federal reserve system [ifomlnently* menTffmtrnrsro merTiarsn T«*rnrcr of -transmitting- i t tu-his gorc n i- month jhe cargiij ___ onus would be made through o f May: nnd l0?"* •bv connection with permits. I un­ ment will bo entrusted. -ber£Uo?V OT"Tne 6 federal reserve batiks with farm iomebody clso may be ment. derstood thnt his renucut, about At the same time u copy will be I122.D0R.Q2 product* us collateral.. Thu report but Friday, three days Clearances are to be denied to which there was nothing unusual, cabled to^thc American embassy in Bslanco Mnv I 0,013.05 contended the measure would a f­ Current tuxes convention assembles, vessels carrying cargo consisting of was not granted by the officials of Tokio in order that the embass 7 Pound fee* 18.75 ford the farmer Immediately loans ............... I*11 the expressions and commodities, the importation of Continued on page 8. staff may be kept fdlly in touceh 7.60 on a business basis. Dog taxes . . .............. . hnifestations are for the which is forbidden by either coun­ Fines and costs ........... 2.704.00 hrnor o f Illinois, try, whenever it is evident from uatlon. 240.60 I’sving licenses ............. k discussion o f tho vlce- tho tonnage, or other character­ Officials at the state department Sidewalk construction 105.00 [»nd the platform went istics o f the vessel that the ship maintained complete silence re­ Interest nnd costs .... • 116.83 he national committee would be unable to carry the cargo garding the communication. It can Inspection fees ............. 91.00 thcr on contests for to the destination proposed in the be said definitely, however, that it Store room account 528.00 . fe convention, disposing application for clearance. will be couched in the most friendly Miscellaneous income .. 01.09 ' remaining oxcept that The treaty also takes care of the terms but will repel any suggestion Bond trustees ....... 080.00 lessee, which will be contraversal point as to shipment According to the monthly report that the exclusion provision contra­ May. John I. Anderson, age 57, one o f liquor across Alaskan territory of Chief o f police Roy G. Williams, venes any international obligation Southern Bell Telephone 108.00 of the oldest citizen* of Sanford franchise ........... ......... |r three eases heard Fri- from the western Canadian prov6,798.04 and Kemlnole county, died at hi* i md Georgia— tho firat incea to the Yukon region. It pro­ filod with tho city cleric's office, assumed by the Washington gov­ Special assessments .... the local department was again ernment. 237.00 home nn Myrtle Avenue Friday J Gold Pnrk account .... ■ ! were entered Into. In vides that no penalty or forfeiture very active during the month of 687.75 morning at 8 o'clock after suf­ It nppeared probable today that i Sanitary taxes ............. that o f tho delogfE- under the laws of the United States May and although not as busv as the document would be handed to fering a sudden heart attack. He from Arkansas, the shall bo applicable to alcoholic li- during the month just proceeding, Ambassador Hanihara possibly to­ Total ........... .........It 11.63 t.02 wa* stricken while 1u the per­ |votcil unanimously to quora, or vessels, or persons by rea­ tho local police made a total of 1-e/ 181645.40 formance o f his duty a* night Total receipts . *1 Cnmmittomari Rem­ son o f the carriage in transit under arrests, 10 o f which were dismissed morrow. It must bo cmlcd at the Disbursements Japancao embassy for transmission watchman at the Atlantic Coast ' issoclntes over the del- Canadian guard through the terri­ and 21 turned over to tho'county. 331.25 Line Railway station. He was im. and then decoded in tho Japanese Office city managur!... $ ■ded by Sciplo A. Jones, torial waters o f the United States Money collected from fines and foreign office, which would make Offices city attorney.... 00.00 mediately taken home and medical to Skagway, Alaska, and thence by forfeited bonds umounted to $2,­ 103.60 aid summoned, but thl* socmcd to Office municipal Judge delegation, the shortest route to Canadian ter­ 704. The total amount o f money improbable that it could be made 1,209.01 have no effect for the better and . , - .available for publication until some Police department | national Commlttcman ritory. Liquors so transported must that has been taken by da- t,mo next wwk> y the de403.12 he pussod away early in thq day. Fire departm ent........... V *eate<l over the eon- be kept under seal continuously partment fo r the first five months Division atrets and Mr. Anderson waa born in Hawkdcr E. H. R. Green o f while in the American territorial o f this year is equal to $12,173, 4,190.60 inaville, Ga., Mar. 7, 1807. He came bridges . ..........*... 1 of tho late Hetty waters. other figures further revealed. The Diviaion sewers and* hi Florida When ho *wus a very number of arrests for this year 120.00 young man and for some time lived drains .......................... thus far total 756. 127.30 in Oviedo. Later he entered the .. Tho reply of the Japanese e x ­ Diviaion o f pnrks »n equal vote With the Tho police were again active Diviaion public build< service ot the Atlantic Coast Line clusion protest was completed. f|egntes—onc-half vote against liquor violators, arresting 75.26 Railroad Company, where he served ings . ............. .'......... A rum and narcotic smuggling and convicting 14 casta during the 17.00 a* a trainman and later as u con­ Diviaion engineering .... month which is just two less than treaty with Canada was signed. 620.69 ductor. He was a member of the Diviaion hoalth . the number arrested during the The .Puebla Indian land bill Diviaion publicity 1,283.31 Order of Railroad Conductors. .... Cltnia meetings, one at Geneva month o f April. According to re­ wns sent to President Coolidge. 25.00 Division Inspection ....... After leaving the m ploy-of the I?' » — town hall on Tuesday, Juno 17, at ports for the other four months of 14.30 railrund he wa* employed by tho The house passed tho Hoch hill Bound expenses this year, tho number o f liquor vio­ for revision of freight rates. Division lights a n d county for many yeara a* i r.iqierLongwood shrdlutor hfamrmrhrm lation arreats and convictions nmde 999.02 visor of labor. w a te r.................. - ....... The senate passed a house bill equal portion of a 8:30 o'clock, and tho other at this year total* 60. 117.00 For the pest few years ho has to provide for a national reforcs- Department finance . .. 7'* ° " easts was Lcrtgwood library on Wednesday, The largest number o f arrests trntion policy. 39.60 Storage room ............... been employed by the Atlantic rest for-tho «■ 188.79 Const Lino as a night watchman The postal salary increase bill Library expense ........... June 18, at 11 o'clock, will be held for one offense was that o f traffic ■itt-nman from violations which totaled 54. There 446.55 at the Sanford station. He Is well Golf Park expense ..... according to an announcement w cic 25 eases o f drunkeness. Fol­ _ « two succi 49.88 known, it i* said, for the faithful­ Interecst nnd discounts President. IJ eriuled-hatrcd, feeble made Saturday by County Agent lowing is the-list o f offenses and 0-14.55 ness and the regularity o f hi* work Bond trustees . The Bursum biU *c,10° l maater, who B. F. Whltner, Jc. the number o f arrest* mode for Bittu i§> _ .................. 11.56 during these years. Hospital expensea ...... fln* hla pupiU flow-, , T raffic vfefhtlona 64^Bquor j a|0 for farm legislation. Continued on Page 0 Mr. Anderson is survived by a T o thase meetlnga the public U L !^ * ? ° r the Union sol- cordially invited to attend, said violations 14, driving car w wife, Mrs. J. I.” Anderson; three National cemetery In daughters, Mrs. A. L. Myers, Lu­ A t each meeting toxicated 3, drunkeness 25, gam. b r AndcrsonvUl o blihg 17, carrying concealed weap­ cille Anderson and Agnes Ander­ gent for Poty ons 4. disorderly conduct 21, as. son, and one son, Elvin J. An­ extension citsault 2, doing business without n derson. and Mr. Hiatt, license 4, and vagrancy 3. th eschool ___ The funeral service* will f o held" will discuss the ^ e n tia ls to show at the home, 414 Myrtle Avenue, at citrus problems. i j l ’ Belton o f 4 o'clock thla afternoon. Rev. F. D. i, Mr. Whitner ll°hnson delcgat Speaking o f pernlexing thing*. gnn to run over and ia continuing £ ' t e p r e , « t4Uy^.frpnl . . . Mmt ■ poultry E. A. Douglass o f this city ha* to this vury minute. Now a* a King, pastor of. the Baptist Church officiating. The burial will tfy e a t the court housein this ono to offer. This particular mat­ matter o f fact, the water level o f place at Lakevlew Cemetery. ■ . . . .. * $ • ■ Persuasively prfday night, June 20, will ter has caused the clerk o f circuit that particular part o f the city i* Pall bearara for the'qceaklon will WASHINGTON, June T.— Veto court no little amount o f time try­ about 17 feet below the earth’s ■ fo r the purpose of forming 'nt his ease that . Mbe railroad men. They'are* J. M. o f postal salary increase bill wes fare so In reality th# water, a poultry association in this coun­ ing, to advance reason* for tnt Hayes, S. S. Telford. George MeL re tl^ ?CUt0rS nppUud* ty. Mr. Lanaden, an rj tensive decided upon tod a y . by; President strange action o f a well knowo some manner unknown t ' Ghagun, W. J. Morrison,. C. M. poultryman, will make a short talk. Coolidge. The President will re- well, .which ia located in the back Douglass, It being lifted a d Marshall and X. R. Strange. tu’m the measure to the aenate in o f approximately feet ~ if 47 . „ place on Sanford o i bia which 1 t originated before its final f S & u . natural level. Several months ago adjournment tonight with a mes­ la that roi for about 8d according to Mr. Douglaaa the we! Tne fact is sage declaring it would Impose an hours tkte v a tear"" ................. much this well has baton been fo forcing w en ha* rcin g * *■" unwarranted drain on the public water, ____ but it oi e time, water,into into a tank 30 fedt fe4t from th# the don treasury. ' .' U o T 7— S* H. Farabee |f o r a few houra. WILKESBARRE, Pa., June 7 . Kiri en’ "? w»paper pubThe fact U I AMOY, Chine, June 7.— Amerl. Mine o ffid a ls today expressed be­ tank bKame low th . pump hid 1• MirVn1? ’ t C** M * lief that the number of dead as a be at to fill it up L ik !"Unti0B to »*«it an waa I on Vfe IkrinJ1ew,p*P*r Lahe- result o f a gas explosion yesterday Wht«t: ;B K in the Loomis Colliery of Glen l«*own a . Ukelund Th# ’ - Cool Company In Hanover fop W B rsw s® NUMBER 57 \ Xo-re*t, Kiyoura Cabinet Has Sent Resignation To Japanese Government TOKIO, June 7.—The anticipated resignation of the Kiyoura cabinet has at last become an actuality. Late yesterday Viscount Kiyoura took its request for relief from duties of the office to the Prince Regent. The end o f the ministry’s brief and inglorious tenure o f o f­ fice came after extraordinary cab­ inet session lasting many houra. The resignation o f the cabinet hns been expected ever since the Kiyoura government was d4feated In the general election o f Msy 10. It waa undcr«ti>od that it was con­ tinuing in office only until after the celebration of the Prince Regupt’a marriafce, which was con­ cluded Friday. - Viscount Takaakl Kato, leader o f the Kenscikal party, which has beeomc the strongest party In the house of representatives o f the im­ perial diet, is expected to f o asked to form a government. He would have the support o f other parties in the diet. - •' • Cleveland Is Facing A Street Car Strike CLEVELAND. June 7.Republican National only two days av today is facing a “ D motormon Cleveland _ almost t to strike at i the day < th* comp hour I . •• ’ Martin continued to lead Sidney J. Catt*. oil the baals of alight increaaed totals, with 63.0QQ vote*, compared with „ r._ 40,000 _____ _.for rCettf JW j The total number o f vote*, ineluding report* from about nine-tenth* of the state, ran slightly over 140,000. Jennings polled about 88,­ 000 votes. Observers, however, conceded that' Catta had an extremely slim chance to overtake Martin when tho; second choice votes are count­ ed at Tallahassee. It wes generally believed, howover, that Mr. Mar­ tin'* lead could not be overcome, , , Official figure* wars being1car- ■ tified to the secretary*of state at Tallahassee and announcementa In the statu, races were expected shortly after tba 10 day Rmil set for certification o f returoa. ‘ Florida’* UJ delegates to “ national “Democratic convention ware ‘ id definitely In the'M e. ” “ We face an Issue o f life or death to this nation in. the issue o f law enforcement and It is going to re­ quire ne\| blood which wo can not rally.---------------- ------------ -— ----------“ The great majority o f the peo­ ple of this country are sickened with thu spirit o f anarchy and de­ mand the suppression o f lawless­ ness. Too many organisations seek prohibition enforcement. These or­ ganizations must bo amalgamated. “ Our strength has been spent on another and moat worthy achieve­ ment s o ' that today we are weak financially and weak in men and leaders. "Then we cannot ignore the fact that our standing for principle has brought us into sharp conflict with other friends of law and order who likewise are tenacious for their beliefs. ’ “ If the old parties can bo In­ duced to recognize this in n plat­ form and in the selection of candi­ dates thia will prove a fortunate solution o f our difficulties. If they refuse the inevitable result will be such a revolt by all voters as will result in the organization o f a new party dedicated^ to the cause o f maintaining constitutional govern­ ment in this land." •ms, * • JA C K SO N V ILLE , June 7; John W . Martin, three time* 1 m ayor o f Jacksonville, Friday afternoon claimed victory far nomination f o r governor i n , the state Dem ocratic prim ary . and celebrated Friday' night with a paradoof the bus­ iness section o f the city. Frnk E . Jennings, w ho ran third, 15,000 under Martin. Friday issued n statem ent congratulating Mr. MArtln on his victory and thanking his friends for the support accorded him in his unrfuc-' cessfui race. the tie presld (nation . W. Senator I derwood oil Ala!bam m i by a two to one vote. Retu tabulated In the cAdoo ovfTKir.ISM) v o r a f j & r ” ly more thah 26,000 for Under The election o f William Jen­ nings Bryan a* delegate' a t larg* was generally . conceded on tno basis o f returns from all sections o f the state which gave Mr. Bryeh a substantial lead over his nearest competitor. There wdre 10 can- ■ t: dldates for delegate at’ large with four to be elected. Tt^ names o f the other delegate* probably will not be known until the official tabulation la made. Twd delegates also were elected from each ot th* state’s four congressional districts. Mr. Bryan early in the MrAdooUnderwood campaign aligned him­ self with the supporters of Mr. MeAdoo and spoke In McAdoo's heir during his own cam pa which he covered the state. • The Florida delegation, in amirdance with pledges signed when they entered tne primary for sleo- ’’ tion as delegatee to the nathaal £ convention, are- required to tom f port the state’s choice In the pre)* erential primary. . Underwood carried only twq ’ counties in the state, Collier couii-J ty went for him by a margin ot less thah 200 votes, and figures In’ Palm Beacr county, scat o f tbs' * fashionable winter resort, gaVehim ‘ two votes more than It did hie op» portent, according to reports re. ceived so far. Herbert J. Drane, on the fare of unofficial and incompleta re­ turns in hi* district, was nominated to succeed himself as eorii Frankt Clark, veteran con con gn from the ‘ second district, epp is defeated by R. A. Gi ly waa W. J.’ Seaw fourth diat and J. II. k of the U .. were unop ra-nomination, I PAvailable P P II ----- rea reported In . the, race for state railroad miaaloner indicated that Eg S. Matthews had a subs lead over Alton B. Carter, w. f ’adrthon, state superintendent nubile instruction'ares lead! ft. R- Riley, who •entered the n against _ . ■ him. mt Poater. apparently had a safo f o r ’ re-nomination to succeed salt n- • ; i>-.. • - Exwct leFoUette Will Be Nominal W A S! •™ ' W �' th e sa n po m M 'm * »■ ■ • ; . V TX v ■ V ! l. A Ju w \ i John W. Martin Has Increased His Lead and Looks Winner I’alm Hcach WEST PALM REACH, June 0.— Incomplete nrut unofficial returns from 29 out o f .‘11 precincts In Palm Bench county on Tuesday’s prlmaty give: McAiIoo 1,06-1, Underwood 1,060, Cntta 605, Jennings (Continued from page 1.) 518, Martin 1,110, Spencer 27, county give McAdoo 3,71-1, Under­ Trammell 191, Cawthon 1,12.1, wood 1,907. Twenty-nine precincts Riley 511. give Catts 370, Jennings 768, Mnrtin 3,998, Spencer 77, Trammell SI. Johns 8,488. Nineteen precincts give ST. AUGUSTINE. June (’. . - T o ­ Cawthon 2.252, Uiiey 1,758. Car­ tals from 15 precincts complete in ter 2,027, Foster 2,580, Garcia 1,­ St. Johns county give McAdoo 1,­ 225. 216, Underwood 1,009; for govern­ or, John W. Martin 1,556, Frank E. Escambia. ‘ Jennings 765, Sidney J. Catts 388, PENSACOLA, June 6.— With Charles S. Spencer 16, Worth W. two large precincts yet to lie coriiTrammell 30. W. S. Cawthon for ieted, Escambia county's vote: IcAdoo 3,662, Underwood 1,373. state superintendent 1,101, It. It. Catts 1,742, Jennings 999, Martin Jtilcy -176; Cnrtor 099 for railroad 2,284, Trammell 210, Spencer 37. commissioner, E. S. .Mntthews 1,* Cawthon 2,007, Riley 1,290. 017; J. Clifford It. Foster for ndjutunt general 1,933, and George J. Gadsden. Gnreia -1-10. QUINCY, June 0.—Complete un­ official returns from Gndsden Sarasotn county give McAdoo 588, Under­ TAMPA, June 6— Sarasota coun­ wood 561; Cawthon 638, Riley 430; ty complete gives for presidential Jennings 338, Catts 517, Martin candidate McAdoo III, Undcritood 871, Trammell 91, Spencer 9, Mut- 203. For congressman first district. thews 642, Carter 501, Foster 877, Prune 547, MeCants 80. Delegates Garcin 197. ' to nutional convention. Lnmbright 288, Worthington 213, Brooker 168. Hernando Burns 126. For governor, Catts 52, BROOKSVII.LE, June 0.— Com- Jennings 213, Martin 5118, Spencer .. JtJete unofficial returns from Her­ 6, Trammell 30. State representnr ___i •»•»*? tlfii___ nando gounty give McAdoo 601, . Underwood 234, Anderson 274, Corr 223,Berry 274, Doman 158, -I , Suwannee- • >-• YVPT.naRN.*Ji?HeiT=Tr; Carter 2M-, Cnrbctf'ltff','* Cramer McLertn o f this' place, candidate AOS, Dickinson 113, Gibbons 58, Gil- for reelection - to the legislature r . christ 198, Griggs 90, Igou lil5, (group two) Suwannee county, uy»* Morey 29, Murnhy 101, Paradise -1, nominated in Tuesday’s primary by ... .Stockton LUL.WjUU 253, -Brook** 500-to -»Wu -entes n\Tr ht-roppon­ 1011 Burns 613, Lnmbright 271, ent, Hon. W. M. Cnrson, also a res- •9 8 LOWDEN TO BE RESULTS OF GOVERNOR’S RACE IRUNNING MATE The tniuilated figures on the governor’s race ns compiled by lat­ IGF PRESIDENT est figures today follows: ^ v * III ir ill r in r ir ir r , h ] (Contiu and .estreat Kale Wil |prominent |wns nrreste County Alachua ........................ Baker ............................ FT. MYERS. June 0.— The o ffi­ cial count o f votes in Tuesday's pri­ mary shows thnt McAdoo carried the county by 1,081 to Underwood’s 301 votes. On governor, Martin With 929, Jennings 611, Catts 205, Spencer 33 and Trammell 53. For congress, Drain received 1,1830 to MoCjints’ 254. For su|<erintun'deirt o f instruction, Carthon R80 to Riley 349. Carter received 013, Mutthows Monroe KEY WEST. Juno 6. — Monroe county complete, gives Martin a majority over ell his opponents. Ths figuros: . •Catts 237, Jennings 291. Martin 1,731, Silencer 21, Tronimell 96. State superintendent of public Instruction: Cawthon 791. Itilev 791, Riley Iroad eommUiioner: Carter datthews 575. |L general; Foster 771, Gar- Wife Charles Mott Is Seriously Injured FLINT, Mich., June C.— Mrs. Ethel .Mott, wife o f Charles S. Mott, vice-president.of the General Motors Corporation, was almost in­ stantly killed todny when she fell from the window o f her bedroom. She w h s found by tho caretaker of the estate, unconscious. She died shortly nfterward. No one witnesAul tho accident. • ** ■ , , • — ’ •*! Leon™ ...... Levy .......... Liberty Madison ... MaiMtAotv'iJiw Mnrtnn :—r ‘M on roe"1.'. N'nssau .... Prohibition •l^arty-iff a w a > <• Preparing Platform Okaloosa -. Okeechobee CD LLLM JJrange J uue. ja-SAd'JUUiLitca ujul ^caff Lnnoiiun .PaJm ’iirtm« iuirryY->uprottjffilu.- Mfthr-r- -PiH?rr icnth amendment nnd the Volstead Pineil law were the princi|>al planks in Polk the platform o r -pared l»> Wft- rermPutna lutioiis eonimitlec for president at Santa tin- Prohibition Party’s National Saras Convention in se-sinn here. Semir ja W ASHINGTON, June 0__ Sup­ plemental advices from Ambassa­ dor Crowder at Havana regarding (ContinucG Item page 1.) *' the railroad strike situation in to arrive and tho pre-convention Cuba wns mnde public today by the period has now reached the ntugu state department. President Zayas ot the ticket scramble. uml tho Association o f Economic Corporations o f the department an­ Negroes Arc Seated | CLEVELAND, June 6.— Itccog- nounced, advices said, "have public, [niring n new organisation in M is-, ly expressed themselves as of the .sis.-dpnj, the Republican national' opinion that the principal demands committee Thursday unhorsed M. J. c f the strikers arc not justified.” Mulvihili, veteran national com m it­ teeman from thnt state and victor INDICTMENTS SUPPRESSED in many a hard-fought contest. CHICAGO, June 6.— Indictments The vote was unanimous. The delegation, headed by Perry in the second federal grand jury W. Howard, a negro lawyer o f I investigation o f the administration Jackson, wns seated in place o f ,of United States Vdternns’ Bureau that which Mulvihili headed, w hile i1under Col. Charles R. Forbes, for­ the committee’s action forecast the mer director, are reported to have replacement o f Mulvihili by How­ been returned yesterday nnd sup­ ard, it is understood the latter pressed. • docs not seek the place and that E. E. Hindman, United States district SENTENCE TWO TO DEATH attorney at Jnckson, will be select­ ODESSA, June 6.— Dr. Marie ed national committeeman. Nuidionovn, woman physician, nnd ! After disposing o f the Mississip­ four other persons have been sen­ p i contest tho committee voted tenced to death for alleged espion­ unanimously to scat delegates from age in behalf o f Poland, by the Sovthe Fourth and Sixth South C aro­ lina districts representing Nutional Committeeman Joseph W. Tolbert. |In this factional fight there was .entered the first nnd only charge! iof the u s e -o f money in bringing j uboiit selection o f u delegate to tho i 1921 convention. ^ , ' In the brief filed with the c o m -! LmUtcc.'by-Rrt.IL C .. Hardy,-a- iwgruj. 'o f Spartanbnnr,' who- rhnllcpged1 the right o f James A. Tolbert, a negro o f Greenville, there appeared correspondence between Secretary of Spartanburg, one of the alter­ ! Lockwood o f tho national commit­ nates to the district convention had ' tee and B.-FrThompson,'ChntrrnnTTTTeen j»hT3 $20 for participation in'u o f the umu district. committee,in which 1 ivv tiMlHlliuwvDU n .utuge'V^w^j^jicU by N a­ s-^mnjrtnrchu»lK‘dTBffTB. l .S , WASHINGTON, Jans U j final attempt to secure fir*, legislation this session, the | bloc in both Renato and | pledged support to the Bonq authorising the secretary of i culturq to pay an export botf 336 cent* per bushel on « W wheat products. I.1QUOH SMUGGLING WASHINGTON, Jam i treaty designed to suppress« giing liquor and narcotics K the Cnnadian boundary wu 8 here today by representsth* the American and Canadian ornments. ROB KANSAS CITY U KANSAS CITY, June I bandits today held up tW nnd paying teller of ■ Mu bank ns they were rcturS .another bank, robbing tl $26,000. ’ LONDON, June C—TrahJ poets in Great Britain iriita and no great -movement ail looked for during the ed three months. This is the id o f experts of the F efaw British Industries, whj m watch the movements #f th a ness ''barometer." In a report sent out tstarij 'o f traders and nisnufartjmV federation says •ike-maeW> i ■proverueiit"‘ fn* trade dajtf'i pnst three months is nwiif j mlnation, and as soon u thsj netus of the movement luff (self there may be a slight I tion. Abolition of the NcKi tTea'wfirplunge vital iridil their programs for ynrr Taylor William G, McAdoo 957 Oscar W. Underwood 421, J. Leo Ander­ son 203, P. W. Corr 176, D. W. Berry 118, .1. F. Dorman 280, Frank Clark 311, R. A. Green 1,107, T, J. Appleyard 247, William JenIf tl mao Won't keep hi nlngs Bryan 852, Roy Camplx-ll and no one else will tu e- it 130, Jerry W. Cart-r 173, Gertrude gonna hccohio o f the durj D. Corbett 70, George B. Cramer anyway , 50. J. J. ,, Dickinson 311, Cromwell Gibbons 10: Gilchrist ' 107, J. F. Igou 104, M nhy 38, F. ’ B. Stockton Fred P. Co 208. W. \V Smith 327,. 5]8 for railroad commissioner. For on*1 adjutant general, Foster 802, Gar- rbiirlo** 11. 4>wl a fjs «| | , ORLANDO, June 0 .— Complete nturns from lj»ke county give: ..McAdoo 1.219, Underwood 383, And m o n 387, Corr 131, Berry 229, Dornmn 111, Drane 520, MeCunts 65, ‘Appleyard 137, Bryan 561, Campbell 73. Carter 299, Corbett 62, Cramer 45, Dickinson 230, Gib­ bons 19. Gilchrist 178, Griggs 210, Igou 171, Morey 16, Murphy 21, - Paradise 7, Stockton 71. Waif H I, > Brooker 17U, Burn* 115, l^irnbri^ht Worthington 727, Catts 357. Jennings 1*870, Martin 1,806, Speneer I I, Trommel! 29, Cawthon 416, Riley 124, Carter 205. Matthews 837, Foster 389, Garcia 159. C alls Trammell Spencer 1303 ‘ 222 5-1 29(1 .... .... Duval Ksenmhia .... Flagler ..... Franklin .... Gadsd ..cm .. Glades ....... Hamilton .... Hardee ....... Hendry ....... Hernando .. Highlands .... llillshoroligli Holmes ....... Jnckson ....... Jefferson .... Lafayette .... l.nkc ....... .... S Martin 2B7."S»iei Trammell 60, Cawthon 524, Riley 220, Carter 285, Matthews 300, Foster 501, Garcia 108, Hale for ■tatu senate ninth district curried Hernando, Pasco and Citrus with u majority o f 042. Martin Jennings 1117 ’ 922 57 37 Cuban Strikers Are Both Houses Pled* Not Yet Justified Support Bursonj TALLAHASSEE. Juno 6. — Thfirst official return* to i»e received by the secretary of state from n county canvassing board following the primary o f Tuesday are those of Union county which cumc in this morning. • Tho official vote for Union coun­ ty is: For governor, first choice: Catts 221 Jennings 213. Martin 373, Spencer 25, Trammell 25. Second choice: Jennings 32 from Catts, 111 from Martin. 1 from Spencer and 3 from Trammell. Catts gets 19 from Jennings, 19 from Martin and 4 from Trammell. Mai tin gets 29 from Catts, 095 from Jcnning* and 1 fropi Tram­ mell. Should Jennings be eliminat­ ed io the final count, Cntts will get 23 second choice votes, 19 from Jennings und 1 from Trammell, while Martin wifi get 96 second choice votes, 95 from Jennings and 1 from Trnmnu-ll. Should Cntt* be eliminated. Jennings will get 30 second choice votes, 32 from Catt*. MOM’N-I’OP F O « TM- l o v e OF ^ U D * -L O O K IT TW H lL lS - r n t « F 'S ALW AVS SOmE ONE N E llm v f o b eaoNEH - C A S T W E E K l H A D A KUA* IN W ITH T H ' C O P S A N D A POP. DO GOU U-EAljZ 6or n ix e o up w it h ^________ agents tm —* - d« n N O | B u r 1 DO REALISE w h a t t h i s HOUSE N EED S - a n T H A T ’S t X O N O M N INSTEAD OF HARPLV A B O U T MONEV FOR T H IS ain» m oNEG r 1— . fOdt T H A T ! l NEED a NEW M/T. sho es and a f 1 damage case a n - w e st e p d a m i DRESSES ? &i I- f ______ J l, F rom tim e im m em orial, leaven in g gaa has m ade $ e "to u c h " w hich m ade the paste o f flou t an d w ater a digestible f o o d - t h e e feff o T U fe . A flat a n d Js. an unleavened food. S o it la th a tto a rm m g agents such* as yeast o r halting pow der are c o m p le te cakes, mufl tant to perf authorities tain standa baking pow der, t w iae.to T o maintain tbia guaranty Qf digestibility--to insure miniiflum deterioration o fle h v e n inR strength, baking pow der is packed in tin. Th is preventaab^orption o f atm ospheric m oifr ture. Dampness p rod u ces p r v t n t r a r a r t io r in the can— results in loss o f T h e food official; w ould properly ocmtlenm bal On P o p - w a it TIll t TEU- gou a b o u t the WONOEPPUL GOWN I Sa w cowntown ■T-— . Orange B Y ------- T A Y L O R TO DAW - .— fj T il l I FORGET IT J SOU WOMEN K E E P M G POCKET BOOK LDOk i n u k e T h | « W » O L L O F TM I ^ W iS S W V 8 I j get all 'N Bi l l s p a id u p l W O NT B E A B l E T O F I N D M V B A N K b alan ce on a te les c o p e a n n e f t in to O J a n Pl a t e w »tm a 1 EN I n c o m e Taa is SESSION + WHEN 1 THINK Pl a n n e d t o a new cab it ing powder i| packed iache^BacJotV But what about seff rising flour?. packed™ hou$cw K? ^r® n« W ot?m ixture o f bal Chemical anal its leavening sti Breadstuffs ma nse-properly— l soggy. • Why don’t thept DAYTONA, Jun<* 6.— Official re­ turns from Tuesday's primary elec tion in >oluaU county give: Me Ado<. 1J)33. Underw«.od\ &h4, Celt- fbu rs contain & 12% required o f Ras, the * to th �it '.C ir c u it Aw ardedDegfees At Rollins College ke Commencement .exercise* were held at Rollins College Wednesday n lgh t/ju n e 4, instead of Thursday, June ft, aa was announced by the college some time ago, according , 'J . Sprague last night. Dr. Wm. ^ H. Pbund, Congregational minister o f New Smyrna, nnd a member of the Congregational committee on r the Rolli ns union, delivered the *. eonmi<pcemcn£ .gddresp,. speaking FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June 4— Carl B. Elclson, the air postman flying between this city and Mc­ Grath, Alaska, n distance of 350 miles, is one o f the best paid men in the aerial mail service, accord­ ing to the local postmaster. Eielson receives $2 a milo or a&ntf ’ $200 'ari* h o u r/' The 'govern­ ment furnishes the plane nnd pays for repairs. Eielson purchases the gasoline and oil nnd provides the field and hangar. He made his first flight in 1917 at Riverside, Cal., while a cadet In the army nir service. , r ^ y G o o B N E S S , I G o U u R Y X T I N THE A L t .E 'I __ l m W . / a r t f XX a 1,mm **--« i. ■J T OOCHTO a B i t N UOHC thfa cold with a few closes o r t n a well-known FO LE Y ’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. Best for coughs, colds, hoarseness. Benjam­ in Thomas, 712 W est Lackawanna Ave., Scranton, Pa., writes: “ Your HONEY AN D T A R COMPOUND did mo good, as I had a cold In my head and Chest.’* Get buttle to-* tUy.-SoUl..«Kflry^hasa»rv . i ^ , . r 0?U)BI<ntOF PUB 1.1 T o the D efendant*. E. Man* E- Ooolahy. O. B. 1* ()t>olshy. Carlo* Pei i'ard ew , H elen ‘ ’ .rd e w I .rim er. If l l t l n r and If parties Claim ing Intel property h erein after d« der B. A. Studw ell. dec K. (io o lib r . deceased. J. deceaned. O. IC. Onolah DIEHL ELECTRIC FANS • northw est oaarter-V jf section - *1. tow nship II. south o f - ran ge ; 19 east, and to nil unkn ow n person* claim in g an y Interest In tha p rop ­ erty h erein above described; > i 1 It In h ereby ordered that you and each o f you d o nppear to the M il o f com plaint filed herein on tho 4th day o f Auftust. A. D. 1SS4. It In fu rth er ordered thnt thin Order of ru b llrn tlo n be published Sanford In the S an ford H erald on ce a week wock fo r eigh t *|i) con secu tive week*. *Wltnes* m y hand and seal o f said Circuit C ourt *t H an ford / F lorida. thlsM O th.day o f May. A. D. t i l l , /g o a l) B. A. DOUObAASS. C lerk C ircuit Court, n y A. M. W E E K S. D. C. 8 0 THAT'S HOW! The Guard— If you can stand hard work, aystematlc regularity and- strict obedience to rules and orders you'll get along nil right ° ? n ie T f d W 'Arrival—That's busy. It’ll be just like home. You sec I*v» been living with my w ife’se relatives.— Phlla. Bulletin. * m H(4ii<liirU c tfwara E*-| ’ lihanne. » c o r p o r a -l orM inlipd and 1 existin g under the> law * o f the S tate) of Florida. c o m -) plalnant. v*. . ) E. A. Studw ell, et at..) SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN Children sufforing from intesti­ nal Worms arc cross, restless and unhealthy. There nro other symptons, however. If the child Is pale, has dark rings under the eyes, bud breath and,takes no interest in play, it is almost a certainty that! worms are eating away its vitality. Tho surest Temedy for worms is White’s CFenm Vermifuge. It la positive destruction to the worms but harmless to the child. Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. TALLAHASSEE, June fl.—The supremo court has nlTirmed the circuit court for Polk county in the case o f J. R. Davis, plaintiff in for which he gave notes in pay­ ment on which the company sued The above cartoon is tho work o f Hen Guthrie, who predict*, that despit?Sidney .I. Catts’ dec. for collection. In* his pleas Davis Inration that he mny run as nn independent, the form er governor is dead, politically speaking. admitted liability on one of the notes, but ns to tho others he pleaded failure of consideration Trade Winds o f Fashion Comes now n Massachusetts SM 3*19 Sq. Yds. brick rclaid flat @ 42c........................ and averred that the fertilizer he (From the Kansas City Star) who proposes to take her pn a n d 1 III Sq. Yds. brick relaid on edge @ 42c..................... received did not contain ingredients Housewife— It takes everything nia along on her honeymoon. He)* which were guaranteed to him. In I can save to keep the. curl in my intended simply nods his hem! in 723 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c.... — ............ affirming judgment of the lower hnir. assent to this unique proposal; but LV2 Sq. Ft. sidownlk @ 20c........................................... court, which found tho fertilizer Maid— Missus, it takes all I can then,* he’ll wake up alter awhile. I Type B Inlets @ $27.00.................................... company, the supreme court ruled make to keep tie curl out o’ ntinq. And they get that way how ? 1 Manhole @ ............................... ................................. that Davis was not specific enough Ill Lin. Ft. 12" storm sewer @ $1,10 ......................... in hi saverment. 31 Sq. Yds. new brick @ $1.17...—..................... ........ Don’t be too hard on old Europe 1 Monument nt street intersection......... v................. for stArting wars. She has little Laboratory inspection .......................................... . more than a tenth ns many autos Legnl Expense, Advertising, Etc., 2 per cent ns we have; everything must be balanced aomchow. Engineering 4 per cent ................... ........... —...... ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ E a n iia n ia iu . $1.40 105 P alm etto Ave, W c repair battened nil makes. L E t NO M A N D E C E IV E YOU , — L IS T E N TO W IS E A N D P R A C T IC A L ; P A IN T ? BR— IF YOU DO YO U W IL L U SE N O TH IN G B U T SUN* PROO F P A IN T FO R Y O U R HOMES. SO LD B Y TH E SANFORD PAINT STORE arid constipated bowels can be gotten rid ' o f with surprising promptness by using Herbinc. You feel its beneficial effect with the first dose as its purifying and regulatm g effect— h thorough* -amt complete. It not only drives out bile and impurities -hut it imparts a splendid feeling o f exhilaration, strength, vim, and buoyancy o f spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. R lV lfc. 1 Uader* Elmer J lacier AJJTICIPATING SUMMER NEEDS In preparing the Summer wardrobe, bo sure to include this charming little •Iqvon Irork in blue gingham. The closing is at the left shoulder, aqd the dacoration is in the center ol the ffopt. Toe bib effect may be'finished jn round oTaquare outline, but there should be a piping or band of contrasting odor to evphasue this unusual feature ol the model. Flare cuff* trim the kimono sUrve*, which arc cfuRe’ short.' Thd* sash is a youthful oote. Medium •ire' rcauirts 4j£ yard* J6-ineh material. Pictorial Review Drew N o.-2016. Sue*, J4 to 46 inches bust, and 16 to 2Q years- Price, J5 cent*. f l riu'ii to i!p^ A rtists, M a r r i e d , E v o lv e to M u s ic , C u t-o u ts T h a t R e a lly D a n c e ; th e D e lig h t o f C h ild ren E veryw h ere "The very youngest of that a^'iro younger generation has taken to syncopation,” saya Berta l!*d«r, who, in partnership with :> ' t husband, Elmer Under, tV-ivcM cut-outs that American youngsters all over tho country adcrc. Tho latest Hader creation is T o d J ir g Tootsie, the paper doll up a • jiio FARMS. A WIUON. * **«ter for Complalaant , ■ ... « 1730 Sq. Yds. 8 " rock 1730 Sq. Yds. 2 " sheet 11 arros, with linuit. I hnrit road on tw>, »i!e lu-st o f simp. ; recenlljr 1 n l.argittn. Sanford A ve. and 2nd St, Storage And Repairing /*N £ f}R P 0 H A ’ JIuuins d lij * 643-W . . N igh t 289-R Sanford Total cost ...................................................... ............$ Tryhc *bnnre~by C tty-r-tl. ..... ....... ' .t l tCTT To be borne by adjacent property....... ............ 837.23 Number of feet frontage ..... .................— ____490 Assessment per foot frontage........ ................... 1.7080 FRED T. W ILLIAM S, Engl FOOT FI! NAME DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSE! E. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford. E. II. Jones, Lot 4, Hlk 10, Tr A ....... ...............— .117 $1! J. N. Grooms, Lot 10, Blk 10, T r A ...... ................ 128 2 y . P. Rines, Lot 5, Blk 10, T r 1........................ 117 31 yr. Wheeler, I>ot 10, Blk 10, T r 1............... — 117 31 Episcopal Church. I-ot 5, Illk 10, T r 2............... ;...117 31 iLaura A. Chittenden, Lot 10, Blk 10, T r 2 $ Irs. M. B. Zachary, Lot 5, Hlk 10, Tr 3 pfr*. Harriet Y. Dumas, E. 42 feet Lot H v. Steerin g a Safe Course - that, to keep up with tho modern tr.nd, renlly dances. “ It took several months o f ex­ periment to music to bring Toot­ sie to life /’ explains Mrs. Under. “ Wc finally turned tho irick to tho tuno of 'D on't Mind tho Rain,’ n fox-trot dance with a spring-time lilt that reminds you of babies frolicking. “ Tootsie docs all tho new dances by means of her small owners' fingers, which serve as her legs. The doll fits on tho hands nnd tho fingers go into her little •hoes.’* The Under cut-outs aro appear­ ing in Good Housekeeping, McC r l)’* nrd other magazines. T he safe course in financial channels iitl one charted by k n ow led g e and expenenf T his institution offers its safeguards it experienced guidance fo r y o iy protectio ■plancho McKinnon, Lot fl, Blk l l,» T r 2......... 117 36S.24 Ip. F- Smith, Ix»t 1, Blk 11, Tr 3............... ...... 117 355.24 [A. R. Key, Lot 0, Hlk 11, T r 3......... ......................117 255.21 IJ Tho following is the final estimate o f the cost o f widening tht tfhcct asphalt paving on Ninth St. from lfl feet to 24 feet in with bo tween Sanford and Cypres* Avenue. 67 Cu. Yd*, grading @ 10c 20.80 " 04 I.in. Ft. (lush curb @ 35c ___ ______ , 22.40 516 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter ®>-76c ..... 392.10 » 101 S«|. Yd*. 6" rock base @ 80c — ........ - ......... 80.80 1 101 Sq. Yds. sheet asphalt top 2’’ thick @ $1.0: 103.02 J 425 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns <g> 3 0 c ............ 127 A0 Laboratory inspection o f materials ___ — ...... 11.28 Legnl expense, advertising, etc., 2 per c e n t ........ 15.28 Engineering, 4 per c e n t ----- —......... ...... ....... * ......... 30.56 -i ST R E N G T H — SERVICE progress 4 % Interest Paid on Savings salvage of (Rush curb reclaimed, 424 Lin. Ft. <§> 10c — --- -------- —.......‘ ......... ....... , $767,40 Tq be borne entirely by adjacent'property -Number of feet frontage, 490. Assessment ner foot frontage, $1A601. 226 Uo. Ft,.gr*»it* « ffOA n 10 acres. Improve!, i tonunl linuso; plae* «< w orth $1,001) per Sere sale party will take ill range terms to suit pure! 10 neres. Just off t>; FRED T. W ILLIAMS, Engineer. * ■**•- ■ - i- i j - *u. , , j, .f i n a l NAME DESCRIPTION _ FRONTAGE A S ^ S S M K N T • E. R. Trafford’s May, Sanford, Fla. TO ALL PROPERTY OW NERS OWNING PROPERTY ON NINTH E. H . Jones, Lot 4, Blk 10. Tr A—............... 117 $183-2.1 STREET FROM PARK AVEN UE EAST TO CYPRESS AVENUE. H. N. Crooms, Lot 10, Blk 10, T r*A .__________ 128 200.46 The following is the final estimate of tho cost o f paving Ninth li. U DuIIart, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr A ..... .............. 117 183.23 Street 24 feet in width from Park Avenue east to Sanford Avenue, and Martin Spivey, E tt o f Lot 6, Blk 11,Tr. A-____ 68.5 91.62 10 feet in width from Sanford Avenue east to Cypress Avenue with L illie Lewis Holmes, W ft o f Lot 6, Blk sheet asphalt on a G” rock foundation. __ 11, T r A ...... ................. ......... ......... .........69.5** From Sanford Avenue to Park Avenue, 21 Feet Wide. The above and foregoing final assessment* are payable without 653 Cu. Yds. excavation @ 40e...... iforit. Sctnlnule County, Plorterest up to July 1,1924, and from and after auch data, ^ .. ------- ld «P«vial B^AND OUDk RKD. this' the 6770 Sta. Yds. overhaul @ Ic^— —•— iU will be payable only in ten equal annual inatallments v I486 Lin. Ft. concrete cur^ w»d gutteF at 8 per cent per annum on all d e fa m d payments, “ “ f t ! W « , 315 I.ln. Ft. flush curb @ 30c— Circuit Court o f 8*rotnolo ate., my hand as City Clerk and the' Seal o f the City of * D. O.- 5 Sanford Batii Service Co.1 and pen* now on pl»f] l.urgulu. JI. L. DuIInrt, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr A — .............. Martin Spivey, EVi Lot 0, Hlk 11, T r A .......... Lizzie Lewi* Holme*, W ’A of Lot 0,,Blk 11, Tr A High School, All o f Block 11, T r X...— ............... iFirst Presbyterian Church, L o f 1, >Blk 11 Thl* oM *r to l>« |iuhll*livd In The S itifiin l Dully ilnrahl. WltnrhN I!. A. I ' uiik'I. im*. I'lcrk nf Dili) «*1 ri-ult Ciiiirt. aii'>l the ufrirlal *eal thereof, (til* Zlili ila> o f April, A. 1). IS2i. (( ’ Ifcult Court Seal) t:. a . i k Io o i . a s h , Clurk. lly A. M W eek*. I» .C. . Purrancn AfLeialru Attorney* Orlumto. Flnrhla. 4-26-S-3 -1 0 .17-21- .11.6-7-I t - !1 - I t Guaranteed Reptin 1 proved ; ham. tenant I . Total cost .—.................... To be borne by city, 1-3.................... i To bd borne by udjarent property ; Number o f feet frontage................ Assessment per foot^frontage............... From Sanford Aveifiic to .'Cypress Avenue 16 Feet 1n Width, : 100 Cu. Yds. grading @ 40c...............................:.....................'...$ 'fcl8 IJn. FJf. flush curb (3> n : f i W l ^ .A ’ik .O ’Yrock bajui.. E Q c----- a— }.*< asphalFidp^gK ■Ealminwry 'Inspection ‘o f 7?*^ Legal* expenses, advertising, etc., @ 2 per cen t Engineering, 4 per cent ....*.............. ..................... .A SPJaBNDUJ^BBLlNO'/:/-**- vise you. n n a n a a n a a a n a a n iiiu Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work — next Valdez Hotel. 1,297.60 1.678.10 -* t• Millions o f people j n this cotm lry are f?0,n.R pleasant vacatioit^.this sum m er. They » savin# their m oney w ith this In v ie w . Haw v* A r« a Wft dWim ,ta#t>$ l a k i l b a t trip J and n eed? ■ J J let us examine it win ■ Takes To Syncopation T R a f 't r r e d ^ i r n d c ^ d l i c o u r e g ^ Before discard your old baifcj PH O N E 303 Youngest Generation , _ By the way, have you heard tlino some Tampans are getting tired of the radio. Fact. You see, a They have to stay ut home— •• TV enjoy JU...... » * ’ JA PAN E SE PARASO LS 1 MO P t P' SERVICE: That name. In doing htningu you not only get va|w but you eet SERVICE si ‘ ‘ • W I C K SERVICE S olicitor fo r Com plainant. Mav 3 t; Ju no 7-14-21-2S; July &-I319-26. Daily Fashion Hint -js Juaq lu-vv no* Aiopi u m iqqx most duily, if you keep your car* open, for thuro are hundredit o f grate­ ful patrons o f Tho Herald Want Col­ umns who daily have the Lost and Found section to thank for tho re­ turn k)f some treas­ ured possession, which they had al­ most given up as “ gone fo r good." The Lost and Found Want Ad* are the recognized medium for loser and findpr to get in­ to touch with each other. No matter which ride o f the fence you are On, try this colum and see how quickly and inex­ pensively it works. To reach all the people effectively— leave yourWant WantA/ d ‘ -------your at The Herald O f­ fice. Phone .uy to ■egd for It or phone W to the* Want Department. iI j PHONE i,o n o v n. o i i . e s . • preparation that comes in liquid and powder form. It is n com­ combination treatment that not only purifies the wound o f germs that cause infection hut It heals the flesh with extraordinary speed. Bad wounds or cuts which take weeks to heal with the ordinary liniments mend quickly under the powerful influence of this wonder­ ful remedy. Prlco (liquid) 30c, A W ANT fO N D THRU rhu. prT iption Lnilis nnd rfeter, iou* Fever. It kill B&tf Hardware C6* a -ft ""d r f o u a t r Mia C * m Hard to Please (From the Yorkshire Post) “ I don’t think there’s anything wrong in asking for an increase in salary,” said tho. clerk to his em­ ployer. “ You may remember you Processional, War March, “ Atha- promised me a raise when I had 11a," (Mendelssohn)— College Or- oeen with you n year." "I know I did.” responded the ehestra. jj , employer, “ but didn’t I make it copInvicntion—Dr. J. F. vaintor. Address— Rev. Wm. II. Pound. nferrin gof Defirees and Di­ as— Dr. Robert D. Sprague. Benediction . Recessional, “ Danse Oriental*. (Labomirsky)—Sollcge Orchestra. Hi C ou rt. S c r r m l Clrrali H" Alaskan ‘A ir Rapidly Grov I f not, open a Savings A ccount now for y ou r vacation d a ys! Ilfttb E R �J I HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 WBARIKI) “ I am to movePgruwIcd 0]c| y 0i j M«-nn* Fr**dnro frnm Uimr**. JlwaggoV FldJjedrwk. "^m plumb w ife - 6ut*by*tM le yer "!7S?nitrn,f tourists that come roaring through ? C ll IR.OPHACTO.il . .. .« yerin their motor cars, running Palmer HraJaate over chickens, dogs, children and ‘ Offlre H ours: all auch, or stopping to ax a feller . 9 1 2 A. i t . I-C P. SL if he ’stilling much Jlcker these 7 In S Hvenlng*. except Saturday* days, or has helped lynch anybody Rooms S tM «| lately, and so on. I’m so tired of First Nat. Sanford, being made either u joke or a solumn warning that just ns soon u s! I can get around to it I’m going to * move out into my private swamp, l some'rs and—by grab!— stay , th er?!'— Kansas City Star. 1 DR. W TW Djf BY n A R R Y B. HUNT - NEA Service Staff Writer. ■anna 3SKI battery sa l e p r ic e s . T ■I V^ASIUKOTOST, D. C .-P r o c c c l. Inc* o f the Cleveland conventlon may lx» aptt-dctl up In order to make |tosaU4« an adjournment late 0,> the evening o f .Thursday. June 12. Tor more than a few of the delej , B-'tes view with npprchcnxloti tho |s>s«lli||lty of tho convention con•luding Its n clh Itles on Friday, the Thirteenth. Even among the •'leaders" there are many who face unafraid the tomlilned threats o f Democrats aim ln<lf|»endenls. I>ut who lose tlitir nerve and com placency nt the protpect o f picking a vice presiden­ tial candidate and winding up the affairs o f the session on a date l<o|>ularly reputed to be laden with distress and disaster. Of course these gentlemen nre net superstitious. They'll tell you frankly they are not. Hut then, they ask. why lake a chancel W h y trrftpt Fate?. .. i i g H P J at charge a n d r e ll m akes bat (AY BROS. SA N F O R D interest in the Cleveland convention extend* chiefly to the sort o f platform the CL O. P, carpenters build. For tho Democratic program ( calls for the construction of a pintform which will be more attractive and spacious than that o f the Hepublicans—ono op which there will he room for all who fear faulty • construction may cause u collapse * In the G. O. P. structure. Incidentally, also, the Democratic architect* will study the plan of the Cleveland platform In the hope o f locating weak spots. For fn the campaign, the plan o f battle to de­ feat Coo IIdge call* first and foremost fur knocking the props (rum under the promises and program which hi* party chiefs will lay down for him. e m o c r a t ic D krtoitu tB B T tx h ie 3r • • •Y 1 V -4 , J 1 I m en—20 rooms 11.00 a Light lunches, Ice soft drinks. Always Mrr. H. B. Turner, D UP YC AZY LIVER let Liver and Tonic Will Do It Vuactk NMV FIClST f l o o d . PLAU to the matter o f the IJcliuhllcan platform, Democratic Interest now centers In the s o n of. showing which Will ho made by the "Farmer-Labor1 party convention ext N Office o f R. C. HUN TER & BRO., Architects. (House A-62.) ' — A DELIGHTFUL NEW ENG LAND COLONIAL HOME— For those who like the New England Colonial type— and this type is rich in possibilities for refinished houses along simple lines— tho house shown herewith will at once offer a strung appeal. Contractor and Builder the St. Paul convention SHOULD "flxxle." however, then tho La Follette gathering at Cleveland be­ comes o f major Importance. The assertion Is openly made In some quarters that undercover asslstanre Is being given the fit. Paul gathering l>y Individuals and Interests close to the O. O. P. In the belief that by encouraging nn off shoot Independent organisation of extreme radical* they enn un­ dermine and discredit any other Indeirendent movement. Efforts to tie the fit. Paul meet­ ing up with the American Federa­ tion o f Labor dually reached thu point where Samuel (lompers Is­ sued n blanket warning to all or­ ganized labor that nn attempt was living rtwdo lo trick It Inlo becom­ ing- a cnt»i«a\tltOr^ "Communistic enemies of o r d e r ly 'development." ttomiiers flatly staled that enemies of organised labor "a re uniting with communists and professional radicals" In promoting thu fit. Paul gathering and urged all loyal lahorde* lo stay away. tin the effect of this warning may depend the fate o f a ivul "third ixirtv" this year. Phone BILL DING SAYS t«TS OP PfOHVRlDC Aftoor * A O T O fjo D m T H A T O U IT ' AFFOtpToJjOBODy OWNS A H*N£ mocm AFFORDTO. noial . dont * p b t tn e R e r B E W R E T H E HOESE- MARRIAGE The broad, straight front, unbroken roof, delicate entrance porch with benches and lattice, large windows divided into small panes with heavy muntins, und last but not least, tho finely detailed entrance Kidney doorway— all reflect the old Colonial spirit. CHILD!?! . The walls are heavy shingles laid wide expos ure and finished in the old “ whitewash" effect, while the roofs which nre also shingl*, are stained a rich moss green. The blinds and shutters should be fin­ lo*k or appetue, w hen a ution make* you feel ished a Colonial blue, the chimney painted white w ith a black cap. u lea* drag, y ou r back ‘ The interiors carry out the simple refined trettment suggested by the exterior; the house Is Co­ ar mouth taste* and your broken. Clem Jon es L iver lonial throughout. The ceilings are low, giving a c o z y and homey atifiosphero to the rooms. «r Tonic I* the one thing rtatnre you r strength and A centre hall with a large living room on one side and the dining room, kitchen and pantry on the oo to en joy M a g CLEM . , •. LIVE It AND. I k lp N H V opposite aide, .comprlso tho first floor. * • •» . „ ” • * f*' 1 •' * t r •• « • * « * . « f . Us general Tho second floor shows a ccnvenient arrange ment*.with three good bedrooms, n bath and abundant H health-giving effect, has closets. An alcove room Is also provided which coti Recta with the hall and one of the bed rooms. This little rcom can be used for a variety of purposes; u sewing room, a child’s room, a writing room, or It Could bo used in conjunction with the hall as a retiring room or lounge, and fitted up very attractively A cedar provided under tha entire house, h with sofa, chair* and the Ilka. 7vv ^ 'i The hnrafflwTtofriW® grauram * iarthe l Aha first floor being but-two steps atww y mN;Hhhm M s-great i; - - <• - y.i t haw wf thg house Cost About $7,G0Uk •A * Complete workin the Building Editor. Re plans and speclficationsof this house may be obtained fm; a nominul sum from BY------TAYLOR JMAT1SM ENDED offer any longer from rheoWhy endure each intense the muscles, nerves and olsons of rheumatism are iths blood. L K O N A R D I’8 FOR T H E B L O O D com» poisons, drives them out Titem. The rheumatism You can g o about youc TH A T WAS A BK» U E WOO TOLD WESTEROAW ABOUT MAKING EN006H MONEM ON STOCKS TO BUM THAT j NEW CAR — t - t JU S T DON'T WANT | VOO TO.TALK TOME. FOR X CAN’T BEUEVC WELL IF TMAT‘9 TVi£ ATHINBNOOSAAf H r WAN UOU FEEL. L MIGHT AS WELL GO OVER AND HAVE A J GAME WiTM FELIX! J DO O GO NIT- r v f i S l i d i n t o AN Awful- MESS - 1 TWED TO GET GU WITH A WARN Tb SQUARE M ATTERS UP B u t mom f o u n o i t o u t n o w TVtlNGS ARE TWICE . A9 BAD AS THEM W E R E f l IF YOU HAVE A PLUMB­ I N G . JOB . .UN XOUR _ HANDS^WIlV NOT GIVE- 5 TT TU‘ THT r T U N CERfrP THAT WILL DO IT IN THE CORRECT MANNER. WE -USEJTHE YERY-LATEST.___ METHODS IN CON­ STRUCTION WITH OLD FASHIONED RELIABILI­ TY. CALL US AT NCOE. .......(InIId a homo unAuKhtant lito ia dm. titihli ’•fty* o f h a p p h i ^ r ^ m l Lt,fm t e B t CTeBtL‘1->4 y > m in u M o w fi’ ' <3om y l i i lect the one you like*bcsfc and let ua figure the cost fo r you complete. W e have everything in lu m b e r yo u ’ll need, no don’ t delay but see us today. Phone. 565 N.. Laurel Ave INCORPORATED >00D does m ore than It builds new -strel ‘J It’* use insures sg: ♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ C O M M E R C IA L ST. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ LEONARDl’’ B XLU HELLO MR. GUNN "HOW ABOUT 604NO TO TH6 Dorerr mind if X. do. jipn - i was O N MU WAM OUER TCrFpJK S FOR A thicu S ^ noui rue ot" ,’ W :ESXZVZJ SAME OF MOKE R. BUT l CAN GO THERE SOME OTHER NIGHT! MOM. DEAff-WHAT IS THE M ATTE^P r b e l ie v e a w o r d Po p Sa u s a n u m o R E - H E . TOLD ME HE WAS GOING OVER TO FELIX'S AND MU WiF6 JUST SAID HE HASN'T BEEN THERE — — - | Tb N lG H TI j----- A HE you trying the old game— getting rich quick?! Do you play the market, buy »tockn from strang­ THAT is what you will <;lo when you ers, etc.? If you will think o f the men who have made large for- build Your Own Home... There is no use • tunea— Ford, Rockefeller, S ch w a b — you will notice that each is a producer, not a gambler. T h e old faohioned w ay— the Saving Account— ha» been the foundation o f 98"< o f all the fortunes the world lius ever known.. Learn by experience o f others— S -A -V E ! * • a in trying to be contented with unfavor­ able conditions. Secure an ideal environment for your ** • j bj family—and that always means a Home that is your own. % A �v ’ v'. T H E SA N T O R D 'H B R A iL P , SA T U B H A Y s i U O ^FO U B' A (Thorne ^.lVYoin- Meditation ^ ^ M itS S fir a ld j hrd rtrrf 'I HI! nftrr«<»»B Shenandoah Passes. f God, G o I ! " "There, but fo r the m e r c y‘ o-------------------Any Wet Plahk? Tftko th at*for you r su b ject fo r meditation today, and j n ltt jlr Mnltred J l % f•cnmt-cU»V co A Long Word “ Eternal.*1 *1 see where It leads y o u . , O ciu tcr I7T i &;?Tj »i tr>f p <idtofTlcd » ct ot M*r. Neanderthals Travel. Hartford, Florida, under The. p o o r,’, broken victim o f som e hideous accident Copy rum . i l l * »• U57■Jl _____ m ight have been you. T h e man you onco saw m aking his n O M .A M l ' I„ IIKAM..... !«rre*l4Sr«* af o t t f o w y ii; w w o :-"*“M^r way in infinite~paiir m igjit have Been you, if the will o f God THE AIRSHIP Shenandoah, sail­ .r m X i i X l h A rw M pa«—14* had so ruled. ing toward Albany, above the HudYou, then, m ust.be favored, indeed, if yoU are reasonably B fe fi l O D u t n irrrllV i O .B ! * b a ti bn as i. . ' ' _ t * son on Wednesday, passed the ,M_£m4o&uuL IW JU-po^aaetL qi LXsfctTwentieth Century tfie fastest New :lty , by ca rrier per u ; n n f f U o f In c it y . . j» » s r ship o f that health and strength is n case o f faithfulness, a Edition 11 f l n»‘F per SHIP OI In a l lie. W eek ly iMUtAn Y ork Central train coming from. xase o f fidelity.-to jl .trust.., -When you knowingly-da^thiitga Chicago. The airship carried 120 to undermine your physical powers, you are com m itting SPECIAL X O T lC t human beings, the express train obituary notices, card* of crime as surely ns though there were a sheriff and prosecute *, resolution* and notice* of many more. The passengers on the U lnm enta where charge* are ing attorney em powered to send you to jail fo r it. . ■ fast train bent their necks looking J*. w ill be charged for at regtt* It will pay you to turn oyer that thought in you r mind, Lailvet lining rate*. * ____ upward and thought how strange and then go back to that "T h ere, but fo r the rhercy o f God, HER T U B ASSCOATEU PRESS it was traveling up there in the air. « A **ocln n d l’ re»» 1* exclu - go I” as applied to the even m ore im portant things than •Wely en titled to the u»e fo r repuh- health and strength. . The man with the warped soul, the lltfttlon o f a lt n «n * dUpntehrg cre d ­ EARLY IN THE last century ited to It or not otherw ise credited woman with the twisted mind— the man who moves about Ilk* th is paper and filuo the local among his fellows casting a sinister influence and leaving when Jam&BlUbnira, father o f the n*tr* publlelied . herein. All right* his o t rtp u bllca tlon o f special dlspatch- germs o f evil w herever he goes, and woman Who sees the late Albert s, Brisbane, rpn • a p e re ln are al*o reserved._________ world w rong and spends her days m aking trouble, o f these primitive ^railroad trains* from Rochester, N. Y., to Buffalo, pas­ SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924. you can think with com parison o f you r Own "difference." fa?---- ;------ *7------- : . That's it, your "difference.'' In honest communion with sengers drawn by horses, looked s fS L B THOUGHT FOR TODAY yourself, ju st how are you different from the man and the in amazement and thought how HH5TTEU THAN SILVER AND w om an y 0U are thanking your lucky stars you do not rc- strange it was to be pulled by & GOLD: — Godliness with content- 180mbie ? machine that boiled water to make r «H M k l a n l, F lo r id * . ii ■■ SSJing T n 't? tW^world!" nncl°UKin. The Pharisee was very likely quite honest in his comcertain we can carry nothin* out. ’ placency. He was convinced that he was not like other men —g --------------footl amj raiment, le t: jn their sins and shortcom ings. - His very egotism , in his, " . AW 1 h a !v in t • J u* therewith be content. I Timothy eyes, had no element o f unworthiness. And the Pharisee 0 »A 7, 8. has many a counterpart today. He goes about utterly uncon­ scious of th6 fact that other people, quite as much as he, are ■ , xt REST saying to them selves, us they look at him, "There, but for Hapever took n duy of rest; the m ercy o f God, go I ! " v Ho couldn't afford it. Ift* heverTiaif his ttousers pressed; And that id th e point to which, it seems to us, your n V to a ld n ’t afford it. profitable fnedilation should lead you. Could it possibly be HKaeveit vest Iff sra feplay; I 1 thfif otftet* fo lk s 'a r e qeting faults in you that they thank He-couldn’t Afford iiTIIEIK lucky stars they do not possess? Ifiproulifn't ififdrir ' “" “w A 'm irror o f the righ t power would be a valuable thing to He died and le ’ * 'lied leift his heirs n lot, have, if w e would have the nerve to really look in it for our M n no o tall shaft proclaims the spot n In k which * h e ileal hir* Children own redaction as it is. H um s put it, "W ad some power the giftio gie us, tp-see oursels as ithers see u s /r Undoubtedly ttHought J r ( _ _ rlh a t,would, as he said "fr a e us from mony a foolish notion." T « y couldn’t,offor4 j t ■AnonyH101^But a m irror in w h ich we couid see ourselves exactly as we L. M are could do wonders. , i*; Election week i» over. T h e theme is w orth pursuing. It can1 'fu rn ish you y f. _ 4i 0 ‘ I rr It has been . a . week of great thoughts fo r days and days. ,]°1M H fiU rt excitement. ' j£--- !-- pi M *^7hen you got 'otlt »oP business, is the time to quit advertising. - Arid T^his Among “ Civilized'’ Nations •' ; r i .*(« fl l UNRESTRICTED r V'' — 1 ’ If7, JW 4; Dan Qobbi I •>J illW eV hq fo except a'young on When a g i r i T ^ they need looking int4Wi tne front porch. No T * 8' they the No °wonder losses are a lw a y .^ ^ J j Sometimes a m»n L , washing machine btc»a3t he married one. National Me1ic.tl ,t.t ^orts a doctor ihorUyi we need to cure this u . shortage* 1 7 The only trouble with' money to get you outold*| can’t borrow the staff C itself go. In London, astronon*«'| seeing foliage on the * may only be the rnsn?,! needing a shave. • --------if:IN A FEW years that well-ap­ pointed express train will be ps cut o f date as the stage coach’ ia now. ’ ‘ 9*1 That key to success, you hear so much, 0pewL account and will be schoolhousc door. TH E YOUNG Vanderbilt boys and George F. Baker, real boss'lof the New York Central, would welt*' td* llfcjftn planning now for transportation through the air. They have the terminals, can raise money, nnd should sec the warn­ ing written in the sky by smoke from the exhause pipes o f the big flying ships. Do not eat a heavy lm^ J warm days unless yw it(a l and can loaf when ywj ™ to work. A baby and an mu> i the same, but age me value of the one and d» value of the other. “ W HAT W ILL THE big parties do about prohibition?" That's the question and the surost afiswer la that they will imitate nkatera that skate around a hole in the ice. With Al Smith, o f New York, o f course, his mere nomination would be an out-and-out declara­ tion ugainst prohibition. In doing away with the Mullen-G&age act, Mr. Smith declared that the V ol­ stead act was "the work o f fanat­ ical drys." When he carried New York by an overwhelming m ajor­ ity, he rnn on a platform with a plank soaking wet. Both parties shy away from the drink question now and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Al Smith’s mana­ ger, says "Certainly not," when asked If the Democratic platform will carry a plank for modifleaii tion o f the Volstead law. ‘ -W JUST IN PASSING SATURDAY EVENING SERMON BY R. J. HOLLY D , REV. J. A . HENNESSEY Thank goodness, it is all over at last nnd you can put your regrets along with your other relics of bygone days and forget about i t — the election, that was. And as usual bow to the will of the majority. ganism whose suul or principle is the Holy Ghost. 1 wil] last forever because ls| U her life power and U* I And according to Ben Guthrie, Miss Democracy can now Ghost will not die. tell Johnny Martin to go and bury the cat that has been dead Floridans can go to church to more rekl thah mere figures can make them. " A t daybreak for several days and had begun to smell badly.*morrow and express their thanks they start, tw enty abreast. Until sundown they march . . . . Casting aside the hunai that election turned out as it did. It and the next day, and the next, and the next. For ten days point, her peculiar spread i _ could have been much worse. There were surprises In plenty on Wednesday m om and world in a remarkably abort t the British dead pass in review. For eleven days m ore the -----— o even as early ns Tuesday night as some o f the favorites proved o f time, overcoming almost i The Bradenlown Evening Herald French dead file down 'the Avenue o f the Allies.’ F or the to be selling platers nnd could not get as far as the quarter mountable obstacles, is i Inflow being printed on n new, Goss Russians it,w ou ld require the. daylight o f five m ore weeks. mile post. The political pitcher goes to the well too often just al than wonderful since that press. It js taking its place along Tw o months and a half would be required for the Allied dead as other pitchers are apt to do. power stirring men’s heuu| with the larger papers o f the state.. to pass a Riven point. T h e enem y dead would require m ore the Holy Ghost. But — i— o i And according to reports from various parts o f the state more, stamps her divine i than six weeks. F or fou r m onths men actuallv killed in the Is there anything more aggra­ the women in politics lost every place where they were candi­ When men start out id I vating tiufn an'autoinnblto, top that wpr, passinR steadily tw enty abreast— ' dates in the state. Tho women are like newspaper men — they alon of conquest they lctiks, especially when it rains Put thnt in the history hooks. Teach that in the schools. can elect others but not themselves. gether their horns aa evgry day ? , , , .. ( . Emblazon that, on* the w u lls'o f every institution and every i their dresses of armor i swords. .Their problea iat»| Regardless o f how you voted it.Is well to remember that in home fo r men find women to .learn by heart. Teach the peo­ ,$ays a headline: ^Volcano Erupts or ruin. With malice intla^l John Martin the state o f Florida will have a real governor. oiirYankee Isle; Natives Flea.” Wa ple to see the pictures back o f those m arching thousands— they commence the *l«iter. I John Martin is a man o f strong convictions, o f likes and dis-. should say they used rare judg- the broken homes, the ruined hopes, the infinite sadness o f section of the human .rut a ll likes and he never goes behind your back to tell you what nb the loved ones bereft o f their-nearest and dearest. And the rest ntaad appaHil. 1 "i'll ' thinks ubout men and measures. He will be the real governor passes when the iameimfv| jt^ODMAN .,.WANAMAJCRR,,Jw •"-af'iFlorMir and hava'iwfcubatltuten*11. aUf c t the rtevaatatfdn-tTf.wkr. The’ robahljrri^ gprm* n /tiiV ;n e w f. ______ * ••7 •> ■ Diets are commem^dTlredfi presented to Niw York “ an eternal' erp over the state had given taxes still gtr on an tron . THe great m oney cost o f the cbnting a ictory 1 The Sanford Herald pulled off one o f the l?eat stunts in the. light to burfi “ forever" .in’ memory Its -lest txby J?ubUcity he^ would •flict staggers, the mind. W e even f hat whete.one group ■pointy vT wxrrtorirl --^anfafd.Tuesday, night andAYvAimi^*iJ=hs=rjbhcy;l nf mnn another^ -u*iuU M v-wic'j- saevice awd-gmrg ttw -people th e1 k-lhljniWtWint' aster had gone, they felt th^jr men. w i n s * an electric star7 w im anxiety fitiout fnc^ nnancTal burdens evrty two minutes o f the county and-of thestate. It was a big ^ cities in Florida am boast loneliness. Furtively they glanced thing for this fine little paper und was greatly appreciated but In this spiritual confiieti of'■•prettier shade t^ees than can that have been impoaeu upon the nations. But how often do at the top o f a tall mast in Madi­ along both Bides o f the narrow its usual the stunt cost the paper about five tintes more than powers of darkness nem i Bapford. Visitors to this city arq, we stop to tniiik about tHe’real lasses from that war, the real son Square and Mr. Wnnamnker streets when they entered the town, they received for the service. Spiritual fie# in their remarks about this disasters? will endow it. . | speaking in subdued conversation was ' lifted. forces were used.and great asset of thq city. lest their Galilean dialect would It is a pathetic thought, but. "F o r four m onths pien actually killed in the war, passing The rains o f this week have been o f inestimable value to the power of Divine steadily twenty abreast— " Can you grasp th at? And. can what long words those are—"eter- ___ thiuccawaig^lJCBlH‘ra..and nthar.spring crops. Tho-rainw-enn------ betray their identity as it d iL ttb I- TH Ttir-The-m H - -Miami, gets a .third paper,. &tv T e lc r V ^ iioT in o r ig Time before always be depended upon to bring us relief in the summer time came down upon tha ip Petersburg Is .to have a tiew aft- ■yon'atfiftt) that 'tti^TH oilsapflalTp^" thousands o f disabled nnl" nhd "forever." The light that They were feeble men on whom had when we would burn up were it not for the rainy season. Flor­ ertloon paper ami now com es'the men, handicapped and injured for the rest o f their liv es? rises and sets every day as the been imposed a task before which from humble, timid fislu became valiant soldien of J ida is undoubtedly the most fortunate state in the Union. anhouncament that Lakeland is to Can. you add to that the thousands upon thousands o f you n g earth turns around will go out the boldest spirit might have quail­ From that “ upper room" It J have an afternoon paper. What ed, the loftiest genius shrunk men who w en t'to war carryin g with them lofty ideals and eventually. It will not be eternal. lem a power went forth, r The Sanford Chamber of Commerce has Just closed a m o s t' t^ytn next? abashed, for it was no less a task the earth had never steal And how long will it be before unsullied honor who cam e back marked fo r all tim e by the wonderful year o f accomplishments. The reports read by the ------ ------D----------than the remaking o f the moral The Church went omrfwj iresident and tho secretary yesterday arc good enough to print Now notice Sanford’s lawns and base temptations to which they were invited ? Can you add nncther generation will look up and the spiritual natures in men. ing and to conquer ss n pamphlet form ami send all over the country. The election flow ers show up. AfWr tho pro­ to that the other countless-thousands whose hearts w ere at the eternal light and ask: “ I With neither influence or protec­ tha great oak grows from I wonder what that’s f o r ? " o f the old ofAeers and the addition o f W. H. Tunnicliffe, John longed dry spell.' the refreshing torn and broken ? r • tion they were to stand before acorn, with a success taalj Mcisch and Forest Lake as new governors mean another good rains will make everything grow W ar ia h ell! kings and solemnly warn them that only come from the God< THE CHICAGO Tribune sheds year for the Chamber of Commerce and the city of Sanford. batter, and will result in much the power they thought was theirs St. Peter preaches to I a tear because Chicagoans had to With Edward Higgins ns president and Bob Pearman as secre­ prettier yards. came from God, who with .search­ o f pilgrim* then in Ji travel many miles to see Carpen-----------o ------ 1— tary we have two indefatigable Wofkers and their assistants on ing exactitude, would one day scan pie of~every nation, *aw| tier fight Gibbons. Chicagoans the board o f governors and the various heads o f committees 'T h e r e are some counties in the the record o f their earthly live* to in his own language, t having supplied 90 per cent of the will do their stuff aa usual. state which, have ^grown tired o f see how carc.'uliy and how justly message. The writer of t cash for that fight. The Tribune harness in enforcing the laws aqd NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE they hud used that power. Un­ careful to specify th* thinks it should huve been Have shown their dissatisfaction by afraid. they were to stand In the from which this first i brought to their door. •m ting new sheriffs nnd prose­ The first long (light of thu Shen­ Utioa nnd thundbl'stbi'ms at Oswe­ market place and preach to tha hailed. From beyond tke i That's a mistake. The best cuting attorneys. TROY TIMES. poor, the weak and the down­ coniines of the Romsd I andoah since her runaway last Jan­ go, the journey was placid. The dlf- thing for a high intellect that de­ .t rO * trodden end tell them that they, came strangers, Pi L>ave it to the Jupuncse for uary showed that the airship hu* ficultius captc as u«\|nl nt the land­ mands the pleasure o f prize-fight­ Americans and Canadian have a Natural causes as well as artificial had a very great share In God a. Elamites and people from ing.' Making hiirttd In u thick fog ing, seeing somebody else’s nose love for He was their Father and * mla: other* from An*1 threatening the falls. ”Erosion comtqon Interest In tha preserve- are 41 ' bleed, is to travel as much as pos­ ,ln a t ofTmperizi . # t_.^ I Bom*; Da process* of or repairimr repairing the the damage damage the ship was brough to earth only sible. Travel opens the mind. their Protector and waa very jemff o f limestone that forms the bed of cause its teachings are being eX-' procw tlon >of tho scenic beauty of Niag­ oq the fourth utlempt with the loaa oua fo r their welfare. From the * — J— the river for a depth o f .approxi­ suffered in the accident ut the Cappadocians, some from, by .American missiono f 20,000 cubjc’ fett of precious ara Kalis, and the movement start­ housetops they were to proclaim and Procensular A»D; is one cause. Be‘THE NEANDERTHAL cut-ups ed With that objective in v ie w , mately .75. . .feet mooring mast. In her element and hdlium. The Shenundoah has little .. . , the essential equality o f man, that ing In E ^ p t ar,d Lybii. A f Jthis ™ thec volume o f water before their Creator tho soul o f tho under skillful direction, the d ir ig .! trouble In the air, but the task of of Chicago on their way to that should receive enthusiastic support those on the Islands of tin - A new* gtqry in tbu New .York iblv has give ample evidence o f be- bringing the great dirigible to am- fight in a private car doubtless from, the officials amt- citizens 0f 1P* BS nfig over the very apex o f the servant wa» as , precious as hi* ranean and pilgrimJ from horseshoe is increased, water ia di­ Herald-Tribune tells about the elec­ looked out o f the window between I rage has not yet been simplified both countries. Niagara Falls have . . . . - , — Master’s. They were to go Into the jng a secure vessel, or at least less churnge tion In Florida. * It says that Cnl- lia Thousands of the m* a o f the, rlver house* o f the rich ana the poor able to disaster than airships o f When she accompanies the Atlantic “ melds,” saw the little birds, and furn shed the means o f carrying <WM Bryan's victory means that he the past. ” ‘ eet in Its summer maneuvers ahe perhaps a darting field mouse, llv. out [extensive hydraulic projects, ^ ko] 2 .^ n 2 J ? * n? ? */ *K' alike and proclaim “ P e a ce " end carried tho jgbd tuliap. wtU ugain be a commanding figure st depend on the mooring mast ing proof o f Providence’s watch­ and ire tha potential source o f un,tcd.iu,3! 5 , ^ 00 CLb,? i /eef “ toll them that .God does not abide homeland.* St. Job" The ShennndouhS tempest-riding in.-convenlion parleys. time arouild 101 A. D, through the lnfeat of Inst winter was under the - G ctcd on the steamship, Putoknh. ful care. If so, they came home limited water power, but the where any form o f unrighteo the happiness to ie« l»* Whether or nut a shlp'g tnast Is a better mep— perhaps somewhere beauty of the cataract should i ,C0W| ei r e ?P‘ pilotage of the German expert, An­ exists. They were to te " ’’T he earn/ of H A tr y lT th n w has o f his Divine Mssier secure anchorage icmains to be m the cremagnon division. be sacrificed. These falls arc among p,*nts on h0*” 8,deff o f ta® they wished forg iv e n e ss----------ton Hainea, who has been regarded c9&bllahed h' pV^Oedunt In murder over the then 1 pi oved. the great wonders o f the world and they should fonrlve their enemies apostles and disciple*^ trials. People are interestedly as nn almost indispensable factor LAST NIGHT, for the first time present an awe-inspiring example >ome time and for whoever made In the ship’s operation. But HeinBa i Tho summer plans for the Shenthing the way tho Leopold und In history, one million guests of Nature's handiwork. It seems a l - 1 the ______ sword__his "tig everywhere, employing o f ex- arbiter would one __, eb case in Chicago progresses wns not on board on the trip to A! otjduub call for exhaustive tests were present at a wedding—<m b* churches, churchea. Their simple like sacrilege to permit muttthe same means. They were to o f fact carried Itq nd many of them are wondering buny and Buffalo. The navigation! bdth In flight and landing. The the radiu. A million or ten million lation without u protest, or to do was under tho-sure hand off'Lieujdi igible is evidently tractable to a enter aln-lnfested cities and annillians o f dollars will make any be done, nnd the money required , Tbelr own J might “ tune In.” W EAF. hear th« ference in the way the law takes tenant Commander I*ansdoWne, se« , hi rh degree, yet until It can be marriage service, the faint “ I do” nothing to repair the harm already for carrying out the project would nounce to their inhabitants that , the doctrine ■j done and the damage that will course. This should not be un- lected for the command when the di :ked with the same assurance as o f the bride, and all the rest,' in­ be well invested. With two wealthy God’s judgments fell more than 1 were Gods surely follow unless preventive polar expedition was In prospect as J 11 ocean liner it will not be a once on such places, er T^qaycase. ;. nations to share the expense, It cluding the music. through whom Hii «P*^» measures are employed. the officer best fitted for the Job. |m chanism o f dependable utility, would not be burdensome to put form o f wickedness a whom He confirmed Except for adverse winds at •fo r all Its immense range. From time to time various plans fu l to Him and that o f by" working p in Quebec the body of an unmsnf ,,1 THERE HAVE been many fa­ i have been offered for the preserva­ into execution the plans for the licentious men were lifted man was found beside mous weddings since that o f tion of the falls. Some of these preservation of the beauty o f Niagmiracles, .S R ousine. A note pinned to the Alexander tho Groat, who made ro plans were impracticable, and oth­ nga. Estimates as to the cost vary, tion In His alghl . : ^ to be informed that told that the man had killed many o f his generals get married ers were by far too expensive. It Is one engineer offering a plan that because he was “ too BY IRVIN 3, COBB on the same day as himself, and gratifying to note, however, that would, he estimates, cost no more were the poor and luxury was one o f f," His parents were milemselvss l F 8ev'!r* ' afterwards. But prominent engineers o f America than 18,000.000. This plan calls for eternal damnation, res. He did not find life good tha reconstruction o f the fact of hsu.niany this radio wedding la entirely new. Either the secretary o f the Ln* collection: and Canada have formulated plans covatousness, lust, h to remain in it and hud a *j*f waterway. The sooner some­ us mom . * v*nl* mere impor­ Angeles Civil Service Commission that will not entail an unreasonable Question: What would you dp In envy or sloth any f longing to find out what tant. The day is com ln j when amount of money. When Secretary thing is done the better. America She hw < is a practical joker o f the first case o f a race riot? the Kingdom o f H • is in another life. to whu-h great teachers o f tha earth, in the o f Commerce Hoover visits Niag­ can not afford to neglect this Im­ order or the members o f the Los Now to'Srin men to -P— jF Answer: Get the number o f quiet of their own libraries, will ara Falls Jane 13 bn n tour pf In­ portant matter. The present gener­ nailed, be» Angeles Police DepartnAnt ore a just completed .ecturo, sending o i * * learning spection o f the Great Lakes ’and ation owes something to posterity. of- the spirit which wi the *,(! * ‘ ,th« lot of jinennsgiuus humorists. Dot cars. ill rnn Fi foreign but absolutely through tho ether to the ears of the reader ^ ’cldel Question: What is :;aboi - ra: a 0> tie to them, since we see how ’ hard hen ten million students. A few months-uffb an examina­ id j(t was (even yean Contem porary Com m ent IAnswer; Breaking tho It Is to force a moral law even In That really may be called ,t ah* sttra when one mfnibti had heen tion was beliUn thB “ FiThim City“ the' Sabbath. ■ our own day, was a work that only cosmic university. But growing pntsolmcn who desired to quaff that he y ill consider them care­ ____ . . ______ __________ The last million was turned for P« 'Question: Nome _______ an m met______ And, by the way, it w ill not .be God could make succeed by His tree whose very -• • • fully, It now appaara aa If tha pro- loing unt In one hundred thirty-two Ify for future vacancies among the ; Would constitute reckless driving, until the mosquitoes are nre- direct aid. And here ia revealed shelter to the bud*i « £ P. SMITH, o f New York, feet pf preserving the falls could days or an average o f sergeants. Naturally, the candi* {Answer: Driving without due r** rttln^j their bills-— Mount Dora the essential office o f the Holy Is now to feel the w talking to th« Baptists in Milwau- be carried out without interfering seventy.six ,hundred cars dates for promotion were numepr Kprd to the PreaByterUns. on tho Ghost. hurricane. Her uoev * *!ccu* « D** Butler, the head day. with present hydraulic planta or street. Thq Holy Ghost is the un­ social order because o f Columbia College o f New York, • ----------o---------poorer plana fo r the future. If this Afterwarda.^the secretary o t j Question: What is arson? I f tha average man could be two* » anything more been done the Commission, in goihg over tho .Answer: Mistreating a w c— b" " " " h« ■» can be done all tha batter, but even places at the same time in spring, if (t should be necessary to curtail bothjtiacea would be sitting down. that-curb market for San- papers, compiled certain questions, Question: What are tho •frong. Every rmulte programs, it — Bradentown Evening Herald. Wlth such a great variety with the answers to tWose ques­ and what would you do for theml to do so rather being grown In and tions, and made copies o f them and< Answer: Rabies hro a .right the t o ------,“ amoru falls or deford in*re there sn should bo distributed them riesta and I would be Thl* W ln. b e r,th* week o f end the c and to • word where the > do anything ,lrw, T . .... , r l ,could for ■ " " Ml Bacember. But the ite change., . r u i not ct to tha 4.«han o f - the i Question: To what -will not bejonesom c. .The there wnnlrt kui I f Curb markets are eucanyl _________ __ d a officer force In <ampalKn-vifik.be oru And ; cities. Sanford can the original papers t one “ Ifflce to provt i t tn sw y . UM i ------------------- "L et us visualize a'm arch o t t h e British dead down F ifth When does work start on bulk­ head! ng Lake Monroe and the con- AvenUe,” suggests a w riter in the New York Tribune, in an ■truetion of the boulevard? endeavor to make the staggering casualty lists o f the w ar When the days o f Pentecost were accomplished they were all to­ gether in one place. . . And they were filled with the Holy Q rost.- Acts ii. In the cycle o f Christian festivals only Christmas and Easter take recedence over Pentecost. It is mportant because it marks the birthday o f the Church. From that day began her spiritual con­ quest o f the human race. The Ascension pf our Divine Lord left the apostles “ looking up.” Desolate they stood and yet not desolate because He gave them a sacred promise. He told them w6rds wnlch He ha^ repeated more than once: “ It is expedient fo r you that I go, for if I do not go the Paraclete will not come to you. But if I go I will send Him to you. And He, being come, wilt.Uarii you /ill truth.” t • •' i ' And so the apostles went Jiacic to hostile Jerusalem to await this mise." They vrrnf ns f L E AT HOME IN THE AIR TO PRESERVE* NIAGARA SX*$iBSiffSigiSteljy ,h« MY FAVORITE STORIES i • J fw ! E i t t s - n s A -s ia r * 11; . . . . ■ - 1 �w 4 s?v®43 fi<?TV* • P S er^ w .v -. 8 g»? *vV #‘ THE! gANFORD'HERALD,SATURDAY, JUNE-7, 1924. M>|7 Dr. Louis Eritzminger ...... : tWill .Address Bereau Brotherhood Sunday , l < ; '% J * * U n Pail;, Paihion Hint Saturday1Evening Sermon (Continued from page 4.) ' Every member of tho Big Berean |si battle of the field if truth is the Brotherhood will be interested in ; issue. So these pagan teachers tomorrow morning's session o f the |with philosophical subtlety attack class, president Michael and the _____ljd U l -thsic astutely trained minds. trachcUAif tho «ii n linsi «NUS esiused i the Christian dogma. But there is Rev, Louis Gntxminger fo r |he i ■where-itbe- truth- proclaim* “ itself, *cai!aaiAt*imT*4£ l with the result that many of these j . i r#f* * -* ‘ Perhaps there is no man in the .* ,V . # « , Iteachers- thenuelves, became Chris- ■ ] Exquisite pink radiance roses, nets. The lights were shaded with world today who is in such demand tians i f i afterwards their names {l • together with glndiola and love pink shades which cast a rich, for the * re-building o f Sunday are found on the list o f the £ I schools as. is Mr. Entxminger. Dar­ vine, were used in decorating the warm glow over the pretty scene. Church’s most powerful p r o -1r J lovely hom<5 of Mrs. Edward Hig­ At 8 o'clock, a delicious five ing the last twelve months he tyw tagnistt. 1* | filled engagements in Canada, New gins, Friday evening, when Miss Saturday course dinner was served, in which History tells us that ovory form { City, Minneapolis,. Fort an Legion Auxiliary Sara Warren Easterby entertained the color m otif o f . pink, ami green York i of propaganda was axed In that ^ JVorth, Louisville and Birmingham. ; with Mr*. W. T. Langley at dinner,'honoring Miss Mary was carried ouL .** V early period of Christianity to ar­ Mr. Entxtainger has quite probably Zachary, ode, of the charming Miss Easterly Was assisted , «sr*l ' re-built more great Sunday schools rest the movement even to the Monday brides-elect of next week. campaign o f whispering innuendo S. Earle a Circle will the history of the The ion&; dining table was cen­ LuesU hv ber m ntSi? M™ R M l than ■ "» "that Christians made use of the | w h v y .nH m i ‘ modcrn Sunday »chool movement. i-OO o'clock at the home tered with a wishing well, with human sacrifice." At Inst the secu- j d ^ ' * Ed d : The members and friends of the j_E. llunry, 918 Magnolia thatched roof -of brown, apd en­ K n b. y lar .nrni fell in full force on th e : - n ,‘ ‘ Big Berean Brotherhood will be twined with tiny pink Dorothy Per­ Following the dinner, dancing very fortunate In having Mr. E n tv unoffending Christians whose only rntminster Circle o f the kins roses, embedded in a mass o f was indulged in until a late hour. 'crime was doing good. Edicts were ‘ mlnger with them at tomorrow Church will meet at green and pink roses. -Suspended Miss Zachary‘wore on this occa­ published and nailed to the wall* of Mrs. Joe D. -Chltten- from the well were white satin rib­ sion a smart’ costume o f tan geor­ morning's session. Every member of every city o f the vast Roman; Uurel Avenue, at 4 bons fastened to each place and gette braided in tan and gold braid of the class is asked to bring the Empire. The diabolical ingenuity , other man, and be an hand at 9:30. fastened to these were pink and and girdle o f narrow* changeable Superintendent John D. Jinkins K m v ct ip n w of P**nn ha8 no* Parallel Monday white hearts hiuoen in the well, on ribbons. A NEW SLIP-ON jn history. Persecutions, that bnfwill present the Rev. Mr. Entx­ Guild will meet with which were wishes, written for the _ Madona blue _georgette, with minger to the Sunday schooL'<md J As sheathlike as the most exactini the imagination, broke out one King, 318 W. Third honorec. The place cards for the {trimmings o f tiny cream ream lace ruf­ the visiting minister, will be hoard devotee of the straight-line mode rouk f*J5r other till their deadly |t 4 o’clock. men were miniature brides In fles and velvet ribbons, fashioned by the whole school in a short ad- desire is this tlip-on frock for develop U>ll nuniberevl millions on ( hri*Tueaday dainty bridal attire and tulle veils. the frock worn by Miss Easterly. ory member of the eburefi mem in twill, cashmere de sole, brood li«ns. “ Greater love no man hath f.Philyaw rehearsal at Marking the places o f the Indies, Covers were laid for Miss Mary and the friends of the work are cloth or any of the new woolens. Tbr than to lay down his life for hi* Ljoclc, at tho Methodist were tiny grooms. Zachary, honnree, Julia Zachary, asked to be present at 9:30 sharp. kimono sleeves arc finished with turn friend." They laid their down (or Favors o f pink rose nut cups Margaret Zachary, Minor Howard, boric ruffs, buttuns of fancy desist Christ and took their fuith intact |l Wednesday filled with candies were at each Frances Dutton, Lillian Shinsholeinpiiasifing the length of the shoulder to the better world. One o f the j r f.Philyaw nuptials at plate. Cut glass compotes Ailed ser, Marian Hand, Sara Warren •cam*. The neck may be finished iil great writers of the arly centuries S Methodist church. with salted nuts and raisins were Easterly, and Roy McNab, Rush., round or square outline. Mediurt remarks "that the very blood of the I L si/v requires J jj yards 54-Inch m.rte- martyrs fertilised the ground for 1T placed at intervals. Tall silver St. Johns, Paulk Reeves, Herbert ' rial, • |u new crop of Christians.’’ _ vases with pink radiance roses and j Gorday, Roly Robertson, Earle Members and friends o f the T. E. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1975. Uut thia ls nn„ thtr murk l)f the t feathery ferns were effectively ! Jones, Leroy Williams and George L. Sunday school class enjoyed a placed on buffet, mantel and cabi-1 Harden. Itt,10 0,"l U to 46 “ “ :hw divinity o f the Christian religion. [ Martyrdom, in. Its proper mean-' f most delightful social hour in the h i . i*rice, 45 cents. ing, was unknown before the up-1; parlors of the First Baptist church nor Howard leaves today pearnnee of Christianity. "No- L on Friday afternoon, compliment­ thobcc. body," writes the apologist, Julian 9 ing Mrs. Caxr who wns for several .Marlyr, "linii such great faith In years teacher o f this class. Jones left Friday night Sirerates a* to die for his doctrine." Congregational Church AH Souls Church \fler an interesting program” of ome In PhiladelphiaAt no time ever before in the his­ Services as follows at the Con­ readings, music nnd inspirational Tomorrow is Pcntacost Sunday. tory o f the world were men found gregational church tomorrow: Sunday School at 9 a. m. talks by different members of the Miller is home today ready to bear witness by suffering i class, refreshments were served. At 9:45 A. M„ Bible school. Low Mass nt 10:30 a. m. cheerfully submitted to, and by | ona Beach. Morning preaching service at 11 All joined In wishing Mrs. Cox a Sermon, “ Pentacost". violent dentil willingly undergone,; delightful summer in the North A. M. Benediction nfter Mass. for the Iruth yf|uny,.of thj heathen) E. Blakmorc o f Orlando Night preaching servico at 8 P. nnd a safe return to her friends in religions. ay in the city shopping. Sanford in the fall. M. First Baptist Church A telling proof o f the divinity Christian Endeavor meeting on Sunday school 9:30 a. m. of the Christian religion is u!su its Baumel leaves Sunday Mrs. George Rice has returned Wednesday night at 7:45. Morning worship and- sermon It final spread o f the new order of Jjwick, to join his wife. All are welcomed to our meetTangerine where she spent n. m. Subject of sermon, “ Arc the thought it brought into the world several weeks with friend*. She Is Churches Heady to Obey Jesus?" i ings. Come. and it* lasting virility. Some care­ now* with her daughter, Mrs. Ray­ II. Harrison of Orlando Three p. m. Memorial service of less observer* parallel eastern re­ mond Key, at her home on Park Mrs. I- S. Cramer nnd baby Brotherhood of Locomotive En­ sy in the city shopping. ligions but these are sectional. leave Sunday for their home in Ave. gineers. Mohammedanism, it is true, cover­ West Palm Beach. Mrs. Cramer Seven o’clock B. Y. I’ . Unions. ed certain countries widely und . D. Brunley o f Chulota is POSTAL REVENUE TOO HIGH has been visiting her sister, Miss’ Baptismal service 6 o'clock. rapidly, but its propagation was by 1the day in the city shopEvening worship and sermon fol­ Jessie Hutchinson, for the past physical subjugation, not by spirit­ WINNIPEG, Man., June 5 .— lows. Subject, “ The Pre-eminent three weeks. ual conversion. "I will be with Postmaster T. T. Rower urged ab­ you all days," says Christ, "even to ill 5tuart, o f the Vnl- Passion of the Human Heart," olition of the three-eent war tax James F. Hawkins, who spent Wednesday evening, 8 o’clock, the consummation of the world." leaves today for High the past winter here, but is spend- postage stamp, when he announced Sunday school night. "And the Holy Spirit being come . C., to spend two weeks. recently that the post office reve­ The*pastor is expected to speak ing the summer in North Carolina, will teach you all truth." nue of Winnipeg broke ult records at both services tomorrow. j stopped over in Sanford Saturday, PARISIAN IN ITS CHIC In looking into the values of our Mrs. G. C. Spearring -----------------------------on route homo from Tampa where for the last fiscal yenr, exceeding common heritage we must not lose Could anything lie more to the sight of. the fact that tier mission this week-end at DayMiss Jessie S. Roberts leaves he spent several days on business, ?3,000,000. The postmaster contended that manner of Dame Fashion than this is not yet wholly fulfilled, nor wilt tills afternoon for her home in Allen Jones, who Is attending 1revenues would be Increased with straight-line frock of dark blue twill it be until Its appeal ha* rmu-nei! Wilmington, N. C. She will be ac­ medical school at Memphis, Tenn., I the return of the two-cent rate. He with collar and cuff* of gray chiffon end hn* been accepted by nil man­ H. H ardesty,, Jr., of companied by her mother, Mrs. J. arrived here Friday evening and i pointed out that one could send a tift* outlined with plaited blue moiri kind. Its virility is unending and lo, is spending-a* few D. Roberts. riblvxiZ The circular flounces are will spend the summer with his letter from San Francisco to !.on- duj>cd upward at the sides and extend white it hu* brought a new order city on business. ■ ____ L - • JVi fl Mr* T. Olin Ray arrived yester­ mother, Mrs. Allen Jones, and sis- don for two cents, while it cost only across the front of the skirt. The ot thought inta the world it must three cents to send a lottcr from nett to maintain its prinxk may be in cither round or oval |0.ve,r W. Brown leaves early day from Coleman, Gn. Mr. Ray ter, Miss Le Claire Jones. Victoria to Vancouver, B. C, outline. Medium sire requires JJ4 C*P, ■ ,^ WI* thousand yenr* "go Imorning to spend the day spent last winter in Sanford and vil had entranthod itself in Mrs. A. B, Huntley and son, whq expects to make this city his fu­ yurd* 54-inch material. r<htcr"in 'Mfc’ D tffi’. ..... > uttHH ?«*,« f ture hoqi£.f/. „.,ir„noil ,, nr»^_ have been visiting her mother, Mrs*, nif'ou tru oiian iu / 498 sahoal howee* 1-PierorW -R eview -the* '-No. L. Growe, left Friday morning is being considered by tho govern- Shew 14 to JO years. ‘ Price.4ii F. Lander , Mr.' > .Ll J----------’L r_!_— ------- ---— — J ot her home tn PalaUta-.She.was tncnt.oLAttteuUoa- „— LMh i* Office 148 MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. Phone: Res. 425 ,IS.-CHARMMGHO NOKEK AT. DINNER PARTY TTRIflAV iocial lalendat Compliments Mrs. Cox With Social Hour 'ersonals J AT THE CHURCHES is. being worn by'the Chinese. « k Considerable more land is being * Peru’s postage stamps are print­ A movement to Itv.por . .pan in-, pot t the pa ed jn in th0 the United States, an order ifrinifred HC Dpwney, of cleared and put in condition for cj om the West Indies In has been on, D. C .,'is spending a crop growing. Ed and Jodah Cam- for 15,000,000 being placed re-1 from started in England. in Sanford, the guest of cron are each clearing five acres centiy. hotel. more, and clearing is being done on the Wade place, Geneva Avenue, Thompson, o f Sanford, and five acres more o f the Jones eminent part in the senior place on Beardull Avenue. J. C. >recently at the Georgia Ellsworth also is clearingwntore {College, Milledgeville, Ga. land. Chapman nnd Wnlah, and John Ingram are clearing up some C. M. Hand has just re- of the lute Pace property on Melon lirom Marianna where he Avenue. Itommit C. D. W right to the Little Miss Martha Bryan is [form school. quite IP. with chicken pox. Mr. Barron o f Beardall Avenue iHilen V. Quigg is expect- has been HI in bed with fever. Dr. I tomorrow after a four-day Halts is In attendance. i her sister, Mra, Ed Riley, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Prevatt and son were in Geneva Tuesday at­ tending tho funeral o f Mr. Pretlma Howell is expected vatt’s mother, Mrs. Jennie Prevatt. onday after spending the They have the sympathy o f many * with Ellxabe^H Mitchell friends at their loss. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Grier and children spent ’ a day recently at :the absenci o f , Mil Daytona Beach: ilth, Mr. H. C. DuBOse #11. Mrs. .Porter E. Pitts left Mon­ tof the Red Crosa vork. day for Barnetville, Ga., to spend |l Growe and Mrs! E. the summer with her parents. Joe Buchanan o f Jacksonville " l**ve Sunday fog a few «t with Mrs. A , B /H untley w se the Week end guest o f hi* sis­ ter, Mrs. J. E. 8lngleUry and famly o f Cameron Avenue. ____ __ ■ j Mr. and' Mrs. C. A . Palmer, Mr. Mrs. F. 8. Daiger, 8 r„ over from Tampa Friday and Mrs. Leon Purvis, Mr. end Mrs. Wid« 1»pend some ti^le hero wltn Ashley Purvis and daughter; Margaret, aU Cameron City Swddents/spent Sunday picnicking St. Johns, of Daytona, on the river at Oeceola. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zemovean, »y In Sanford, coming [Mtend the dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. John Peters, Mr. and Mre, Paul Peters and the four •rby.forM f “ *’ Peters' children, spent Sunday at R. Brfsson Daytona Coronado Beach picnicking and 1*pendjng In the bathing. Dr. Jamee Purvis returned to his intag efter 1 home In Tampa Friday after visit­ ing* hie sons In Cameron City for [Scott.'c .'o f Tampa, - r ___ to note that Mr. here this week sway sa y. Mre-Callaway ttt . . .. | hut sutuiy recovering -----^ r ' -- MtfSR front her ivloita dlsubi! Mrs. Asu rills and Pittsk ft Friday* ‘•y motor** take .^SJjepkard, [ta* Tech Bus Gk, returned knd wilt spem with his mo ‘ — ia-i Mrs. Z. B. Msry Wyatte. , k-«nd wHh Mi |°f Apopka. G. Warner and f?h arrived month in St_ 1at the Valdes Kitty Land Mar “West Orange” 16 M IL E S “ East Orange* ORLANDO There are 11 towns in t h i s “half” of Orange County. 27 M IL E S Bithlo is t h e only town under development in this “ half” of Or­ ange County. West orange ABOUT TEN YEARS AGO A SYSTEM OF HARD SURFACED ROADS WERE BUILT IN “WEST ORANGE” AND AT THE INTER­ SECTION OF THESE HARD-SUR­ FACED ROADS AND BRANCH' LINE RAILROADS YOU FIND 11 TOWNS. EAST ORANGE. NOW A SYSTEM OF HARD­ SURFACED ROADS IS NEARING COMPLETION IN “ EAST OR­ ANGE.” BITHLO IS THE ONLY LOGICALTOWN LOCATION ASTT IS THE ONLY RAILROAD AND DSURFACEBb ROAfc $ old "th#K«<}ple went and hid them­ selves away front God." Injustice and hate were rampant In the world. But the Holy Ghost breathed upon the corruption of pagan society and fired tnu olu. *4—t W itpci»4l» ■■prenehtr t wh t attacked the strongholds. of Satan with victory. Is tho world going back tlx that day again? Hus Christianity really failed, or it is not n fact that many have shut Its influence out of t^elr liven? | 7 L ove Y ou” Three Most Important Words C. DuB uThe City with a Vision” it heritage iff i Landers .from there r’Yqrk.”* 4• lieu L E A D fiN D OUT OF O T L IT IS NOT PRACTICAL TO BUILD 11 TOWNS IN THIS HALF OF THE COUNTY. THEREFORE BITHLO IU ST SERVE A LARGER TERRI­ TORY THAN IS SERVED BY 11 TOWNS IN “WEST ORANGE.” B ISN’T IT TRUE THAT IN EV­ ERY SECTION OF ORANGE t f r s ' Smith’s Barber sh°p ISN’T IT TRUE THAT IN EVERY SECTION OF ORANGE | COUNTY WHERE HARD-SURFACED ROADS HAVE BEEN CON­ STRUCTED THAT IT DEVELOP­ ED AND PROPERTY PRICES HAVE FOLLOWED. GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR AT BITHLO. 10 ACHE FRUIT, trtickTnd poultry farm, 12,000. Dundy 7 room bungalow, 2 screen porches, two cow barn, garage, houses und runs for 500 hens, fine trucking soil, ood fruit, only 1,500 feet off brick ighway, 2 miles from Kissimmee, owner must sell to save foreclos­ ure, huuse painted, papered, good condition, good for two weeks, only nt above price. Struut Farm Ag­ ency, Klsalmftip?,,FIq. A SEMI-FORMAL MODEL one-piece tlr)>-on dress, having the » ,. ■ , , neck ovaFehaped in front and tack, i f o r D C l t C r D & r D 6 r W O T ii Figured ertpe and ntin or figured satin and crCpe faille would be a modish1 n p v f V jllr ln T l l n i n l combination. The front U appliad and . — n e X l V U IC IC Z U O i e i . removable, and one has a choice of j —:------ -—-----— --------------------- — lung or short sleeves. Medium size I.ODKIII requires JW ysnl* 40-inch plain mod 1 van! J6-uk.1i flgurrd material. l&OOdnwn hrlnits fru t.,rv r e ti u II I Pictorial Review Dress No. 1966. tl'vwrllsr. any Sizes, J4 to 44 inches bust, sad 16 to ntsks. it ond os 20 yrtra Price, 43 cents. ___/ n ow , — Ash lo one. r » - i » 'r i Itnnh It. n. i*ov it I'hunr S3S (in' _____ L; .W.. Wallace and da-jgh- .Itiixtsi ^ ,p,n4 L. Bledsoe and ie children, alt Celery Avenue ‘ ‘ i, are leaving very soon by Denver, Colo., to be gone nontha. The trip is being ______ with the hopes of benefit lo r U n . Hickson’s health- Their boats o f friends wish them much pleasure on the trip. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Starling have returned home after a four:™ * “ to Summerville, Lafayr Ga., wh^re they ng ay at X lm !|.u Editor “Love Story M agasine” Aida Scientists in Search for Domi­ nant Trio York C lty^ R u th Agnss f.r-s-s ? ' ti *.Y» �THE B Y H A R R Y B. H U N T •vi Florida B oy Goes f To B rook ly n fo r Tryout W ith Team Pennsylvania’s Olympic Contribution Utv t i i ,t ■■ ■ ---- ■ -i .* •— f.,- ■Sir-..... r -O A iM n o v tiiW }-, rui-r f o n* From clay- paths o f Fleming "F ie ld to 'tho TTrnrmftLsMrtT^Pthf ... e , Grounds In New York; 1,000 miles „ or to apart, la the experience of ■"B abe" Bracken, crack University | o f .Florida third baseman, who joined the Brooklyn Dodgers in G ly Gotham a few days ago when ".taWn” McGrow’ s Giants were a k n n i g Uncle Robbie's contingent fo r a double header victory. Brqcken,- according to a letter yni We received from the stellar little 'Gator captain, donned n Brooklyn is*-:. uniform his first day in |ho big tent, and went through a snappy Infield workout, receiving a rousing cbe^t from the fans as he perform­ ed.brilliantly around the Robins’ third sack. “ Babe" Sends Regards ) ThB “ Babe" hasn’t played yet, but he is likely to break into the Candidates for places in the Olympic swimming events are Mary Dodgers’ lineup at any time. “ Give all my friends my best regards and, James, Minerva Hitchcock and Helen McKinney, nil l’ennsylvania girlr. ■ tell them 1 am fighting for n berth with the old “ 'Gator spirit,” Gaptain Brecken declared in his letter. He said the Brooklyn players were great scouts, and treated him fino. Hopping,right o ff the train, into C the packed I’olo grounds is quite an experience, especially when you i' : I go righ t’oiit before the thousands of critical eyes and try to look like Highlanders Clinch I'enant for New York Defeats Chicago — the best third sucker in the world. First Half Florida Slate League Browns Humhle Red Sax — The “ Babe" said he was not the Race — Tampa Beats Daytona Indians Go to Cellar least bit soared, but declared the in Close One Position,* park nnd the crowd were certainly Immense. LAKELAND, Kin., Juhc 7 . — DETROIT, June 7. — Walter Richbourg With Washington I.nkclnml cinched tin* pennant in Johnson outpitched Whitehill in a Howard Bracken is the second the first half by defeating Braden- curving duel and shut out Detroit University of Florida player to town Friday, r> to'.’!. Khrhardt nnd Friday, 2 to 0. This was the 104th reach the big leagues. Lance Rirh- •Sullivan pitched fine ball but both : hut-nut victory o f Johnson’s bourg, former coach, captain ami received ragged support. career. brilliant guardian o f the Initial Score by innings: Score by inninitst depot down in 'Gatorlnnd, is wear­ Brndentown . ... 000 00.1000— 3 7 1 Washington 000 011 000— 2 0 0 ing a Washington suit this spring, Lakeland . . 102020 00X— ft 7 3 Detroit . . .000 000 000—a 4 1 and to dnte has been pretty much •Sullivan and McDaniels;, EhrJohnson nnd Duel; Whitehill, o f a sensation. He has been Stan­ bnrdt and Nance. Ludolph and Bander. ley Harris’ chief pinch hitter, and Hh in hla first three journeys to the Tampa .1; Daytona 2 New York 5 ; Chicago ,1 rubber in a critical moment, de­ TAMPA, Fla., June 7.— Tampa CHICAGO, June 7.—New York livered with a three-base hit, n hail the breaks Friday afternoon deleated Chicago ft- to 3 on timely slashing double and a strikeout. nnd turned tbit Daytona team back hitting Friday and when the Sox Last Wednesday he hit safely in 11 to 2. Cooper pitched good hull threatened in the eight Jones was the pinch, and has delivered the for Daytona but threw the ball toplnced by I’ ennock, who turned goods admirably. He bus played away in the second and the first them back. Ruth hit his 1-1th home quite a bit in the Senators' sun run enme in on the next piny. Two run in the fifth inning. garden. hits and an error brought in one Score by innings: Florida has sent two or three more in the third. Two errors and New York 220 010 000— 5 12 2 men into high elans league ball, three hits gave Daytona their only C h ic a g o . 100 010 010—0 CU but only Richbourg nnd Bracken two runs in the fifth. Tampa put Jones! Pennock and Schnng; Me* hate succeeded in reaching the dug- over the winning run in the seventh Weeney and Cruse, Burns. outs o f nny of the 10 mnjor league with an error one hit nnd a sacri­ factions. fice. Davey starred for Tampa, St. Louis 111 Boston 4 Bobhle Praises Bracken getting three hits und mtidtig a ST. LOUIS, June 7. — The "Babe" Bracken’s advent to the great one bund catch o f Cusacks’ Browns tumbled the Boston Red Dodgers will be wntched. He was drive in the ninth. Sox into second place Friday by de­ a star at Florida for three years, Score by innings: feating them. 11 to 4 wltile New and In his day nnd time, has seen D aytona . 111)0 020 000— 2 10 2 York was winning. Sisler’s men plenty of baseball life. Just a small Tampa . 1)11 000 1(lx- -It 7 2 thus gained nn even break on tho sired fellow with a wonderful love Cooper nnd Sims; Sadler and I m ries. They won the game in thu for the imtionul game, wo believe Gomes. first itlhing when they hit Fcrgnhe will muko the. grjule. Dowd at ,«j£ - t L J ' * * \ *> Clearwatqc,* tew wunths ago,'when Dr fa nthi Tefft-xhUrg fjt- the Dodgers were spring training. ST. PETERSBURG, Fiji., June 7*j Boston . 010010 020-^- 4 0 1 Bracken spent a week in the camp, .. I ho SalntT ilrbiip'ri to third LSt. Louli ’ duclam larcUl *bc -lie dUt etui ptacui laans-fin ished-f k-Mcrf IVMsy’WR'ff*' HffC.fl?Ian3m-BwHdugji pcifa«wi i them—fen - tJff<~enpnnr batting nverugtnt com­ straight, 0 to 2. A desperate ninth piled at ’Gatin land for the Hm cam­ innfltg rally of the Saints'* failed Philadelphia I I ; Clovtlnnd 7 paign, showed the "Ilahe" far in when Red Johnston popped .out < June 7.»—Thivje the lead with a fine murk o f .401. with tin Ims. ii crowded. Iairon n>f LEVKLAND, five Cleveland pitchers i*rs were This was at u time when the club 'Hippo" fhornpson, the 2(iii pound butted hard Friday uml the PhilaWis barely swatting the agate for hurlcr. was sent in will, two j dclphlan defeated the Indians 11 grk of .218. lie is a consistent l>ln runa find fiehK H- rwam g V i ii ^ M K : II?n?Ett“*Mln'1 anything, however, keeps lieved "Ri d ( rnig in the ighth. | h’core by innings: . the Florida star out this season it Score by innings; ; Philailelphin I. 120000020— __ .11 . io i will be In experience. Then his O rla n d o, 012201002—0 II 3 ‘ 100 002 211— 7 u 1 stfckwork may full short at first, St. Pi'tersburg (llll)o o o o i— 2 8 ;| (2 i , land . Meeker nnd t’ erkins; Kdmomjson, which ntlght be tiatural, consider­ Pfeiffer, Thompson and Francis; Drake, Lindsay, Morton and Smith. ing tho strain and handicap under Craig, Wilson and Moore. wljich a newcomer breaks in with m LAKELAND WINS SENATORS W IN PITCHERS’ DUEL CURVING D U E L FROM GROWERS FROM DETROIT ’ thjE xtent known company. / Boston H as Rally In Eighth To Beat Cincinnati Red Sox , **•«< ._____ NBA Service Stall Writer ' Il/ASHlNOT<pN D C-—July 4 VV nu\y take ot on a new signifi­ cance in our national life after Up* year v . To date, our histories record July 4 as chletly nuiabte because It marks the anhlversury ot l|ie signpeiideni.e Lick in -74. el lm|srlle<l Imis-llcl to add to this that it feel Is alto the anniversary of the birth of Calvin Coolidge. twenty nimh president of \h* United Stme*. should Coolldge run true to his lucky stars and be returned to the White House for anylher historic four years. Falling this. July t may And suit another chum tu cummenioruMon ■In the meeting nt Cleveland. O.. on that (Lite, this year, of the "0>nferenee lor 1‘ iogressive f'olitknl Action.” It Is at this conference that any realty aggressive program for In­ dependent or third party activity will be developed. Here, alter Re­ publicans and Democrats have picket! their candidates and written their platforms, Robert Marion La Folleite nf Wisconsin and his fol­ lowers will determine on the course they are to pursue. IL L July f, 1314. taka plac* W allongshle July 4. 1776. as a milestone In American history as a result of thu Cleveland conference* Should a La Follette candidacy be decided ua at that time, and should such candidacy catch public I ffl 'er even to the extent of dend' lo« sing the election of both old party candidates, the train of events which could conceivably fol­ low might do more to shape the future of this government than anything which lias happened since that original July 4th Declaration. That La Follette will lead an in­ dependent ticket. In nn attempt to sleet a progressive group which y| wilt bold the balance of power In J Bell Cafe Closed WhUe Building Undergoes Extensive Remodeling Tho Bell Cafe has dosed ila doors for the purpose of remodeling and making extensive repairs ana it is declared that when this work is finished the cafe will, in every wuy, be one o f the finest equipped and most attractive in this part o f the stute. Many changes are be­ ing made in the apace occupied by it. On the east side, facing Park Avenufe, a large part o f the wall is being removed nnd it is an­ nounced that u largo plate glass window will fill this space, thereby giving the establishment better light. the next ,Ctmcresg-.au for prasnteni in w now accept*il here as certain. Mis letisr of May 27. Washing' his Hand* of the Former Labor con vanv«nuon.June IT lawhich comqiun ixtli* ■deniinu h*v* ginned, a, foot l ins and his challenge to both old: imrtir* that *'* lung suffering and) riuhit-i-usly indignant people wU)' aits ti v- means, mile (tendent of both Yh*<*’ «JW parties, tu take bArtr-anru*»l of lheir government.' is taken as indicating his willingness to lead the light. kFFSGTTlN'J July 4 os a dato' O ' for the Cuolldge and La Pol-Mi* followers to conjure with. Denua’ftus present that of June 24. j wh-n the N>w York gathering con­ venes. as one of favorable and1 holwfUl portent. For ilit eve of June 24 brings Midsummer Nlcht. when fairies, and elves stir abroad with their win hvsies and enchantment. tty the aid of the buries. It Is auccested. convention difficultieslimy be harmoniously solved and a Pi Inee Charming chosen to lead the party to victory Republican*. SKEPTICAL ever, smile knowingly and opine thin Democratic delegates had betirt beware the fairies that flutter aloitg Hroudway And as for help from the elves, well—as against their mirncles and m.igic the O O P prefers to place dependence in the plans and plottings of plain politicians^ Up front the Dark T HEHorselateststahlet is that Carter Ol-t*s. ex-secretary of treasury nnd senator from Virginia, promise* to i«» the “ Black Gold” of the Demo­ cratic dei by Glass, his backers say. is roundnit.* into the home stretch In good Pint and will forge to the front, •then the McAdoo-diulth-Under•mod deadlock leaves them winded. In an interview with tho pro­ prietor this morning ho stated thot the ntrance will he moved to thtcorner o f the building, and that it will he situated similar to the corner entrance of the PulcstonB:umley building, which Is direct­ ly across the street. The placo is being filled in with dirt so that a tilo floor may Jae put in which will bo levod with the side­ walk outside. There will also be n ladies' restroom which the man­ agers hope will be an additional attraction to the public. New lights, fixtures, and new equipment will be installed, rank­ ing the cafe a very handsome placo when the remodeling work is com ­ pleted. The work ia being done at u cost o f 13,000, EVERT TRUE T O K lb, Jyno 7.—Tho Klyourn enhinet resigned Friday nighL Res­ ignation o f cabinet huve been re­ garded ns it foregone conclusion sim e its defeat in recent election* in which the KcInMMtai] party beentne the dom inant-factor in the lower house o f the diet. * Enter, however, Prince Regent |commanded Kiyntim cabinet to reiruiln in o f lice until relieved. s Publishing both daily and weekly & tions and giving its readers all ty \ it ews all the time* BY CQNDO Ir/r **’♦’»**i *■ ..,» I Ii..*i •D r ill) * »•’ .»» *If.0 tt . ^ r* • •• •I’-II (’.( '.1 1.1 l'l +• W it h a H e a r t o f S te e l Y Jap Cabinet Resigns How They Stand | . Account of Defeat Flurida State l.pngue Sanford Herald 'll• s FOUND WHERE GOOD TASTE PREVAILS AND C0MI •a, Chili:-: W. L. Lukclund . . 37 15 Drliimlo . .. .30 23 St. IVturshurg 2;i 24 BOSTON, June 7.— Boston won Hrudfiitowii . . 25 2X the final game o f the series with Tampa . 21 :n Cindnnati Friduy. 4 to :t, by a rally Duyl.nia 4 15 :t« |e eighth, which produced (wo on a triple by Meinnis um l A mcrlrnn Leuguc ea by Tierney nnd Padgett, ill ami Boh Smith had a fight Club.: W. 1,. : DISCARD CHAUFFEURS the stands while Cincinnati Now Y urk .. 21 id ^ + i BERLIN. June 7.— Driving one’s xt but ih the ninth. III v ton . 23 III own enr, though hnrdly quite the W.-unking*: , , Dot Full , . 25 21) thing in Germany until now, is be­ I.; . ____ ati . - non ooo .ino-*-a o' j WiiKhinglou . = : ' " i t 21 21) coming a popular sport. The proa, •>» Boston . . . ..00002002x— I l.l 0 St. ftOlli* 20 enl custom probably is due to the May nnd Wingo; Reuter, Gejte- Chicago’ . 18 20 fact that more uutuniybiK-H are wlfch and O’Neill. Philaiti’lpiiin . HI 24 being used, smaller cars ure being Clc vein ml . 15 24* put on the market, and the ex ­ PMInd«lohi« 7• St. L o u is r, tremely rigorous examination* re­ .P H IL A D E L P H IA , June 7. National League quired for ii drivijig license are Philadelphia.’ nmde.it three mu of being modified. four from St. Louis Friday, defeat­ Club*: W. L. ing Jhe Cardinals 7 to «. Clanmce New York 28 HI SCRAP WAR PRIZE Mpellcr am! Huiniu Sami Chirugq . 25 18 SEATTLE, June 7.— One o f the ■Hi11 (iKht after a close play m Rroi .lyn , 22 111 ”7 rrizen o f the Spunjslu war has second base in the fifth. Sand uc- Gini'iiuiuti . 23 21 “ **1*1 ,r’ ;^ , l**,<,i* i'uld for scrap nf’ cr u career ciiRcd Mueller o f throwing dirt in Pittsburgh' . o f the £aB aflB B aB B aaafl*B B B B B B B flB B B aaaaB B flB aB B aaB «B aB aB B aa iu2D 0*1 ’ !?!} , f - :l yvnrs in the service se W8 eyes and it requirtsl the com- Boston , 18 !. •*’ . government. She was the Spunlsh J bin«d e ffo rts'o f both tcams to sep- St. I.i.tii ID 2fl steamship Rita. Captured in 1808 aratq the fighters. I Have Just Received Pbilatli'lphia . 14 20 and renamed Burnside, she became g Score by innings: m nn army transport and Inter w a s1 « « Louis .........220 020 000—« « 2 Southern League Converted into a ruble repair ship, i PWtadelphiu . 104 101 OOx— 7 17 .'I rianey, North. Douk and Gon( ’tubs: W. L. SAYS GIRLS ARE BRAVE p; Ring and Wilson. Mompliii . .. ... .......35 Iff BERKELEY, Culit., June 7.— Now Orleans . 28 23 When it comes to enduring puin Atlanta . 20 .....24 wc men are braver thqn men. saya Naslivilh- . From the M arket. 2ft 21 Dr. \V. It. Donald, physician in Mobile .' 25 25 '■barge at the unlvepdtj;. o f OBILE, Ala., June 7.—Chatta- Littlo Ilock .VS. 17 30 -mo ,orni» infirpiary. Almost in Invar nnsed out Mobile Friduy 4 to {’ hatlorumgu 85 -ouu .ably girl students are the better . a hard fought hall game, tlm patients, Dr. Donald explqjped. itors using four pitcher*. C L E R K ’S R E P O R T [ ‘ *Thfy tire less uppreliciisive, less Score by innings: •iW faUanuogu . ..100 100 1 ID— I H I susceptible to puin. Men Tear aoes> ..........OH 001 000—3 0 1 S H O W S S T A N C E S thesin nnd the surgeon’s knife f*r •men, Hankins, Roe, Ray and niore than women do. Man is not ^mUraon; JEllis and Dcvermvr. 1 * * ithu bravo creature he likes to ap* M U LES A T BAR* ALSO SOM E GOOD TR AD ED *) h»Uto 4 ; Nut* Orleans 1 peur, when he faces the operating (Continued from nage 1.) j G AIN P R i; ORLEANS, June 7^ -L in droom.’1 12.1 effcctive in the pinches Finer refunded.............. „ and after the first inning Gasoline and q|) sturuge ' — ....... Tew Orleans’ hits well *scnL Bill* puyuble Nashville winning the upen- City Planning'Gommisae of the series 4 to 1. ch eater' » \ .... - .LtfcV. .. .„ R ID IN G NWOlXW—4* 11 0 COMFORT .100 000 000— l 9 2 ; T qUJ duburncnicnts.. |15^22.00 hone 59 — — n 11. 41. 1 ■;1•* •■■ . am and Markey; Colder, \ Balance ^ on — hand ^ ‘ Withrow, I-L * -Jt.* •'•—^T-* * £ & & IS APPRECIATED We invite your inspection o f our complete showing now on display at the SQNFORD - F U R N I T U R E C O . , and we are pleased to advise that car lot purchases'have enabled us to offer this line o f KALTEX, admittedly the peer o f Woven Furniture, at prices far below usual for this distinctive type of high, grade merchandise. . * DISPLAY A T *^ < A Carload of Good Mules Southern League Cor IRON GRAY MARE MULES Fust OF CITY. A RE GOOD GABRIEL ; W. M. IGOU, P.Aivl •* - r - - ; South O’ Hi �THE SAN FO R D H E R A L D , SA T U R D A Y , JUNE 7, 1924 tU J U l «J*4M N SSH1 ,T*~£w r - ■ *■■■*>> !■ !■< ■; ■ m i i i iMK!** - - - PAGE m ----- THEY WILL FIND A NEW HQMEJLQCAIKLQST ARTJrJ/FS^NIiiLElRIilQRMJtlANAUrrlpniUIiAN^ Yjl^K^LpnRJ^OlT - \JL , , t t , -*.*> fc*-*- ■ *: r 3w m BUILDING MATERIAL ford Daily Herald >a d rates Cash in Advance ado. will be re-. iitnm w*trmna w»*jry fcJ •J,it immedlatelf for Bl _______ lSe m Use ____ __ He a line ____ — Oe ■ III.. _______ 4« a line |lie( Type double above gaced datee are Tor Con­ or* Inserlloas. ord* average len gth ounttd a tine charge J00 for first tlmixlnx *■ restricted to eliMlflcatlon. •rror Is made The SanI«r*id will be reeponslble nn# Incorrect Insortlon. irtlier, for subsequent u. The office should be Immediately In cnee of ADVEIITISKRS. Jd representative thorrismlllar with rates, rules siflcstl»n. will give you ■s information. And if L they will asslat you In jour want ad to maks Ieffective. Houses For Rent Rooms For Rent FOR RENT—6 room house, new­ FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldntt ly finished throughout; fine lo311 It At I.E Concrete Co., general you be able to use the money se­ cured by renting that vacant room cement work, sidewlaks, build cation, 209 E. Fifth Street. now going to wnste? There art ing blocks, Irrigsiion boxes. J. K FOR RENT— One garage, 614 inany persons looking (or places to Ttrwll|cger. lYc^. Mngnolin. •_______ stay. Help take care o f them and Lumber and^Bui uilding MaterlaL ■not only make money but assist In Carter Lumber Company FOR RENT— House, 419 Palmetto. keeping people in Sanford. Phone N. Laurel S>u Phono 565. Mra. John T. Brady.____________ 148 and give your ad over tho tel­ HILL LUMBER CO. Hous^~5f ephone. Use The Herald for quick Service, Quality and Price FOR RENT— House, -I rooms, bath, service. garage, 427.50 mo. Corner Sec­ F o r KENT— 2 furnished houseond and Maple. Phone 388. Trunks, baggage, pianos, safes, keeping rooms, 716 \V. First_St. in fact, anything, anywhere at any time.. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phone 498. Daily Fashion Hint FOR RENT— Cool outside sleeping rooms, 45.00 per week. 206 Park Ave. Advertising LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the Star-Telugrnm. Best advertising medium In South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. For Rent Apartments LAWN FERTILIZER LOST an opoortunlty to keep abreast with the times by rkH 50 pound bags..................... reading tho classified pages of 100 pound h a g s ................. your dnity newspaper. Herald want ads contain many interesting We deliver—Terms messages. It will pay you to read them dally. . ORTH AT JVOTICB. LOST— Between Sanford and Os­ teen Tuesday new brown suit­ case containing ladies' and chil­ dren’s wearing apparel. Liberal re­ ward If returned to Herald office. The house o f representatives Is reported ns being at work on the fnrm bill. The members might aid their country more by going to work on the farms. Y2fK> ii © VtCIXTRIAl •RBVlWi MODISH SATIN FROCK REAL ESTATE WANTEIL-fcompctent 'men to For Sale—House and lot on San­ Hindis 'tract* nf trucking and ford Avenue. Price |ljt50. Terms. PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS* high class banana lan<Lon a share For Sale— Business now clearing J. 11. Elder, Eagle Lake, four to five hundred dollars per t FERS, yes, but none with SER­ basis. Fla. VICE for their middle name. Phone month. 41,500 takes It. Come 498. EARN 45 to |20 weekly' copying quick. For Sale— Ten acres, 300 feet names for mail order firm. ParARK YOU MOVING?— Call a lake front, good dwelling, garage, a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, tieulars stamp. J. Leonard. Box 91, good variety o f fruit trees, a bagThey will do the job as you wnnt it Roxbury, Mass. gain fo r 44,000. Terms done. Phono 498. , _____ ____ __ _________________ We have the largest listing on 'it ANTED— Young man Seminole WANTED— Sanford business men' county school teacher desires po- colcry and vegetable farms in the who are to need of competent sitjon during summer monthos. Ad- city, If you wont a city lot, a su­ burban lot, a house ready built, help should read the classified [ dress "Teacher", care Herald, celery farm, grove o - anything in page of The Herald. There’s no the real estate line call on us. We renson for sending out-of-town for XO T IC H TO C O .X T »A C T O U * sell at the owners' price only. Call help when there is probably just Healed Mils will be received by the and sec us. We give you the bar­ the person you want in the city. County Hoard nf Politic Instruction gains nnd service. for Seminole County, Florida, at Hu- THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. perlntendenfs office. Court House, SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. Lost and Found COLUMBty} (On.) UKDOFm—Clans tiled itds Iisvo the laraest c ir c u ­ lation In Hmithwrntern Georgia. Rate 8c ( S-w ord) linn. ___________ ’ ADVERTISE In the JournafTIcFnld, South Georgia’s greatest Users should give their Morning, afternoon, ■or posloftlce address as newspaper. their phone number If weekly and Sunday Classified rates rirs results. About one 10c p er lino. Waycfoss Journal[tut "f a thousand has a Herald, Waycross, Georgia. is*, snd the others enn't klcsts with you unless TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ pw. jouc address. ers and fern, growers o f Volusia ^ I l e s s s c e MUST be county advertise in the DeLnnd (tl person at Tke S is Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Brrslil <>f(Ire or by lelTrlrpkoue dlocontlawith order. __________ ______ I i s » not valid. A LITTLE WANT AD in Tho out. Prompt, Efficient Herald will bring you big re­ Service. sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have no use for. A little thirty-cent ad mny bring you several dollars. Phone 148 und a representative will cnll to see you.________ __ ENT—Two room apnrt- FLORIDA— OH LANDO— Orlando Iwith or without garage. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ Avenue. fied business, rate lc n word, min­ ENT—Four room upper imum 24c cash with order. »rnt, unfurnished. InAUGUSTA C H R O N IC LE— Au­ hnll Ice Cream Co. gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest [NT—Up-to-date furnished classified medium, rate cash ,00c Bent ami garage. On Ninth charge. 10c per line, minimum etween Park and Oak. ApNinth.________ 1 [NT—J-ower floor opart- MAINE— Watervillo, H om ing Sen tincl. Thousands of Maino peo­ cheap. 301 West Fifth ple ore interested In Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the SENT— Four furnished Sentinel. Rate card1 on npplicabath nnd sleeping porch. FOR RENT — Two unfurnished rooms. Apply 311 Palmetto Ave. Help Wanted Miscellaneous Wanted Sanford. Florida, until to o'clock A. M„ July sth. is jt , (or the furnish­ t Ining o f materials and labor f. uft'Ctlon nmt cum idrllon nr ndilttiox to present school building ll located ul I’uola. Florida, lo accordance « It It the plans nnd specification* pre­ 41.25 pared by Kim* J. M ooghton. A rchi­ 42.00 tect. Sanford. Florida. Huccensfnl bidder will fie m n 'lr c d to furnish n surety bond In t.n amount equal to llfty tit*) nor tent of the contract price of hi* Tibr. and to meet the approval o f tin* Hon’ d. [ Itlds lo be tonsldefed shall be pci Cotnpiinled by cert Hied ilte.ik payI able lo snbl Hoard to Hi- amount o f !t*ne Hundred (f 100.00)) Poll.it* The Hoard reserves the rlaht to FOR SALE— 1(Lucre farm on Cel­ ery Avenue, fully equipped. J. A. Itumlcy, Box 021. FOR SALE— A business block for 49,000. Rents tor 4L600 per year. Good terms. Thrasher & Garner. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. Well located building lots in rapidly growing residential sec­ tion, Small cash payment, bal­ CHASE & CO. ance payable monthly. Address Phone 563 P. O. Box 431. Sanford. Fla. ! , , , , , --------------------- -jreject any and all bidsf OR SALE—Fifteen acres o f land, ropy of plan* nn»i *po•lilmiUni* nil cleared. Four acrea of finest »tm> he hadI from the Avcnmvl |an(| clcnred and drained, deposit of H ti- It* iWI) Hollars pi ..... , _ ■> , , Itv order of lb,* t'on niv Hoard „ f ; Eleven, acres of good farming and FOR SALE— Golf sticks nnd hug. I’ oldlc Instruction, Seminole County, citrus land ready to set. Fifty one__Aj>ply Mr. Lodyj*_Sho(>(ve._____ . Florida, June till. I'*2* year-old tangerines, some bananas. <*. A MAl.LA.t, Four acres of water melons ready C hatm an , protein. FOR SALE CHEAP— One Jersey Attest: fur market. Four-room house on T IV LAWTON. Secret* r ■. tow with calf. Frank Pounds, hard road. Twenty minutes’ drivo •J-7-:* Forest City. from Spnford. To be sold at a bar­ gain if sold within next ten days. Write Box 114 Altamonte Springs, or call 605-A, Winter Park. Skinnay’s ” Collar Line Vanishes B efore Searching Gaze o f Teacher, W ho Believes In Health Education • Everywhere the smart woman turns this season she finds black satin cm* phasired. Here it i.i used for a semiformal frock, licing lumlyimrly Irimmed with black and gold braid. The side fronts are tucked—.mottier promi­ nent fashion note—and the sleeves flare so tKat they may J« worn with or<without lingerie cufls in the pre­ vailing lantern shape. Braid outlines the revers and collar. Medium sire requires 4!* yards 36-inch satin. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1896. t>ALM BEACI1 • COUNTY— The scene of stupendous development- Rises, 34 to 52 inches bust. Price, 45 KT—Two-room apartment, Kerfd about it in the Palm Beach cents. irk Avenue. West. Sample copy sent on rcENT—Light housekeeping l with sleeping north, one TAilCAn^kJJRlU A—Jam pa -Daily ' |** MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop !■* la located at the concr o f 4ourta ■ and Pine Ave. and he will be glad to see any of Kla old customers. and < take care o f thel rwanta at any time. He does general auto repair ‘ i work, and guarantee* satisfaction. ; i Bring your auto troubles to him*' ’ and then forget them.____________ '’J I’Olt SALE—Complete radio equip* will take small cash payment •* and balance easy terms. Box SOI, J "a,” Herald, FOR SALE—Coinple radio eqquipment and complete eets at various prices. Cash or terms. Box SQL care Herald. FOR SALE— A one stable manure^ no sawdust. 46 ton F. O. B Hustings. N. E. Thigpen, Hast* ings. Fla. FOR SALE— Two good milk rows, ono calf. One Hundred F ifty takes them. Would trade on re­ cent model Ford. Logan Mercantils. Company, Geneva, F la.______ ■ ' .' FOR SALE— Used steel pulleys, different sixes. Hoolehnn-Coleman Co. ■■xV FOR SALE— Dishes o f all kinds, fruit jars and green coffee. 329 Sanford Ave. FURNITURE FOR SALE Dining room set. Breakfast set. ' Odd chairs. Tables. Also a ranee. — Phono 371-J. AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS FOR SALE—We hnve three brand new Ford one-ton trucks, com­ plete with bodies, cabs and wind­ shields that wo nre in position to make very nttractico prices on. Ad­ dress Ward-la'tmnrd Co., 118 W. Central, Orlando, Fla. JORDAN BLUE BOY FOR SALK—Jordan Blue Boy, ox* rcllent condition in every way. Driven only by owner. R. G. Fox, Phone 321. * Wanted W ANTED — Two or one large rooms unfurnished, with uss bath. M. F. S „ care Herald. m t t iK it ok r u iu .ir A T io M In the Olrrutt Court. Hevrnlh Judl* Ji rial Circuit o f F lorida. In and for Hemtnoli* County. In Chancery. I*. II. H ooker. Complainant, va. liar* rh-tt K. H ooker, I>*fendant. -x» T o Itiirrlett E. (look er: You am heruhy ordered and re­ quired to be nnd appear upon tbs Tilt day nf July. A. r*. 1911, to tbs bill of com plaint nted axalnat you In. tin* above styled cause and court. . The Hanford Iternld I* hereby dea Iknoted u* the newspaper In whielt',1 this oritur shall be puhltnhad ..........................illah W itness K. A. DuukIssi , Clerk of said Clreult Court, and the official a»nl thereof this 1th day of June, A. J). 1911. ,, „ K- A. DOlTf!LABS. (H eal) t Dy A. M. W K E K B . D. C. T—Apurtmenfs R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate * and •Two.. rttom house 71(1 Oak ■Two 4-room apart Jnfinlrs if t iua-ttof l. — - JT— Furnished apartment i conveniences. 815 Park [Hone Mr. Martin, 40-W. >■ *T—Two furnished hiiouseK rooms. 716 W. First St. Mt — Daytona Beach apartto sub-rent June, July nnd by month or season. Change mike* it ncccssury for mo [t an attractive five-room "t overlooking tho sea at a ■ Apply Mrs. J. E. Taylor, MR C, Vnnvalsale ApartAtlantic Blvd., Daytona •l- L A W Y E R - In s u ra n ce nr construe; tlon; two millions being spent on blKhwur: greatest chanco for Itvs devslop'-rs to get In on ground Write Depart* Moot............ - Development ... merit The I'ensarota N ew .________ WEST VIRGINIA—Clarksburg. The /Clarksburg Exponent. morning Including Sunday, morning Issue. Elton J Moughton ARCH ITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida I rfin t‘ pi*r w o rd , m inim um 3U\ TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cont a word dally, two cents a word Sundays DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell "If my teacher asta me what U Sklnnay and me we figured out a anything?” If so advertise in the forest prime evil or how to way to fool her on April Fool's When we gels up In tho the “ Gainesville Sun.” ____________ BOLD TRIMMING EMPHASIZED spell backerlawryet and If 1 was Day. morning we grabs a wash rag and ADVERTISING gets results If It ■ ■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Paris is very fond of using Futurist to a swell movie last night and a hUnk of eoap add a lot o f hot materials for trimmings, and here is ar water and we waahea our necke example of a strikingly smart mode didn't study my lesson 1 can usally and Our ears and. behind the eare ial e s t a t e The dress is in black rharmeen, the tell her that the prime evil o f the too. You don’t need to bother with front being in black-and-white figurec forest U toad stools or I can spell ysur l*e Nnmo attractive real ee“ * because your hand* get satin. The other extreme of conserva backerlawryet with a lotta ex- washed from handling the eoap lln«' t» offer. (West First On* 7-room Bungalow. tixm may be reached by having tht and wash rag all 'cept the thumm ’• <» Mind buy, and good FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS front panel of self-material stitchec { tr* letters and maybe I'm right wfitch you gotta rub extra. And • 1 i and maybe I'm nob At any rate When tho kidneys are In need with braid or embroidery in black anc S*- Mercantile business on then whatta you thtnk we do 7 Wo E*'** k.mhI location, eatab' a good flushing take FOLEY gold or black ami a modcraielv bright I gotta chanceb But when my lakes some I-dlne and dabs It on ,teacher aaye pull down your collar .elling. m. ,,oor health only res­ ILLS, a diuretic stimulant for color. Medium sixe requires J H yard! eo as 1 can looktt your collar line our neck right under our ear and l*nt. t-roota cottage, poe- the kidneys. They promptly and of go-inch or 3}* yards 54-inch material, to see If you washed your neck as teacher comes along and ehe aaye •t "lice. Fifth titreet and effectively flush the kidneys, in­ i>r|re reasonable. No. .0 .* 1 told you, then there’s no maybe. obi looklt the dirt on your neck and everything and we aplta on Heveral live-room eot- crease their activity and bring Sixes, 34 to 46 inches bust, and 16 t< It's either clean or It alnt pleasant relief. Landon Taylor, our finger and trlefe to rub It off •'ii located. easy terms. "She's took to tho habit of aeklng Insurance. T h l* departm ent Dorchester, Iowa, writes: "I can 20 years. Price, 45 cents. and It don't come off becauee Its this question every morning after [: rate* and Inspect lone truthfully say that FOLEY RILLS wo flntahbd slngtn* My Country I-dlnn and then we laugha and are the best I ever used. I had Tlisothee. First off I tried rubb­ shows her how dean our neck Is MANUFACTURERS, Merchants, ing U clean while ehe was coming [all but the I-dlne and we tells her , S E M IN O L E Contractors. Farmers: Seminole up our alele but sho got suaplahu* IApril Fool It’s only 1-dlne. "It worked great and the reet of Business Exchange tan furnish and wanted to eee round bark and glrla lafft and whero I hadn't had a chancet to Ithe skilled and common labor on short 'Teacher lafft and then aha aaye Bldg---------- P h o n e 8 0 3 notice. Phono 303. P. 0 . Box 11115. "8ho thinks fha’a purty smart but I op*.n your mouth and WS opens - mess Exchange GING Schelle M&inea our mouth and aha says Old you WUmo Welding & Radiator put I-dlno on your teeth loo to Works iiiulto cm yullow and me and Kklmmy wo quit luffing but ths •If L’ i .Atuial we c j selo xt" rest of the f«ikr* und girls lafft, ull 'crpt Allrkyy. 1ANFORD, FLORIDA "Ho now Hklim^y and Mickey and me we got tooth brushes. I go« eo I don't mind being clean thouga It was tuff at Arab Sktnnay and me was gonna have a lot of fun lost Hatttdy and Bundy gtttln all dirty and we didn’t waah no necks Ronl Estate and Insurance nor nothing Mundy morning but Itj wasn't fun. what with Teacher not Puleston-Bri'mloy Bldg. knowing anything about lb" 5anri>rtl, Fla. Tho statement given above wax made by one of about ?0,000 youngsters throughout the country whoso teachers are competitors ln< the health education contest being< APPROPRIATE conducted by the American Child! Health Association among cUment-:' LETTERING ary school teachers. The prlataji For All Cluflacs o f Work consist of fifty scholarships of 107 Nurtl Sanford Av# |S00 each given by the Metropol* ; Itun Life Insuranco Company to promote health education. jI W. J. Thigpen Sanford Sign Shop | George A. DeCottes Attorney-*t-Law Over Seminole Coonty X ank Sanford, ■ ■ Florida Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Hanford ■■ PR IN TIN The M atthews Press Welaks Hlds^ "Sitfsrd *1 Phone 417-L-2 Sanford Novel Works o. V.C. COLLER, Prop. G n en l Shop sod Mill W< Contractor and 51? Commercial 8treet By GEORGE McMANUS UP FATHER ‘bA C 'fl D A N N Y *Y O L) k n o w V /H O J N T H E V J O R L O C A N c >e w i n c i n ' t h e d o o r - o A T .t h v TO W A K E M E AT T H I^ H OUR \. K N O W £>O T H E R E O iM T T M O O R E * __________, ill f r o m \QH T O iO K T U T O O t>AT ^50 1M T H E FiR*bT J ----- P L A C E .’. New 4 room house Completed, 2 porches and back. Light and Price $1800.00, $600 payment, balance ^ per month which Interest,.. This Is chance to get a new and on easy payments Also 6 room ho crn. Will rent for month or will sell $30 per month, Int Streets paved and i for... Good orange trees on . H. B. 107 P. ft � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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XV a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s DISPATCHER F lw ^ w s Florida: Partly d o * d y with, ler«a thundershower* Monday Tuesday; gentle variable IS*-' THE.-SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1924. SINGLE< COPIES FIVE CENTS JjSixty-eighth Congress Adjourned on , Saturday Leaving a Calendar o f Big jided afNej^ijSession A t D eath Car W h e e l- i H.7J* j WA8H1N0T0N, June a. 9.— Ad- Jcuroment 'Haturdny niglht of the \Pprtant •U -saasl- if f first tessidn o f . V i i*)ues, domestic and for«g n . to br itauen up when the next rents W ill A s k •ession begins in December. Mere t u n a score o f legislative Cabinet Formed Saturday by M e e tin g sv, proposals dialing with outstanding Francois • Mnrsal is Ex­ V’ (I mdemn Official Wants Change So States So Dtf- questions o f 'domes tic policy, with pected to Have But Short farm relief. Muscle Shoals, rail­ P^pcd May Legalize Sale of Life After it Makes Its iduct o f 2 M en Light Wines and Beer, ; road'. prohibition and reclamation Initial Appearance Before kl’ i the head liner*, failed to en­ Parliament on Tuesday NEW YORK. June 9 ,- F o r th* actment in the final windup. Other* first time since becoming an avow­ ed candidate for th* Democratic PARIS, June 9. — Frederic In addition,, the world court issue nomination fo r president, Governor was left untouched ” bo far as nf- Frnncois-Mnrsal Sunday formed n Allred E. Smith Sunday expressed /irmativ'e v . . action _____. was concerned; cabinet to take the place of that of himself in favor o f revision o f the plans * to curb runt running by reci­ M. Poincare which resigned last Volstead act to allow states that procal agreement with all the mari- week. jrm o f P a rty T o were so disposed to legalise the timenations) similar to that made The new cabinet follows: Pre­ liiilt with M a n y sale of light wines and beer. He with Orcat Britain were halted by mier and minister of finance, M. also-said he believed the Ku Kh»x the senate’s failure to ratify rev-, Frnncois-Mnrsal; foreign affairs, irtant P l a n k s Klan to b'e "contrary to the very eral treaties recently negotiated; Edmund Lefebvre du Prey; justice, Frank 0 . Lowdoh, former gov­ principles upon which this country failure also of the'new treaty with Senator Antony Raticr; interior, was founded.” ..3LAND, June 9.— I Canada put a stop to preparations Justin dc Selves; war and pen­ ernor o f Illinois, has definitely an­ The governor stated his view* In for an immediate tightening of re- sions, Andre Maginot; labor nnd nounced that he will not accept tha [{can insurgents acting a letter to D. Robertson Browne of strictions along the Ganadian b o r-1hygiene, Paul Jourduin; navy, De- vice - presidential nomination on _ the Wisconsin deleNew York, chairman of the self­ der; and negotiations for remaking I sire Ferry; public works, Yves Lc the Republican ticket if it Is o f­ [wfll ask the Republi-| determination league o f liberty; Mr. the whole fabric of commercial Trocquer; education, M. Iamdry; fered to him. Pjfe&idrnt Cooiidgo Browne had written to ask tho g ov ­ treaties to fit post-war conditions VU itional Convention to commerce, Piorro FlaM ml in;l agri- declared n few days ago that LowMIIUVIVV. 1 lUIIU riM MlM den would be acceptable to him. ernor where he stood on the prohi­ eamc to a standstill when that with culture, M. Capus; devastated re­ tondemn. the. official bition question and what he Germany, intended as n model, re­ gions, Louis Marin; colonics, Jean Nathan Leopold, young Chicago millionaire and brilliant stu’ Harry M. Daugherty photographed at wheel of the machine In which Robert Franks thought o f the reported efforts of mained unapproved jn the hands o f Fnbrv. ney general, and Al- dent, the governor's friends to prevent the senate foreign relations com­ was murdered. • To Appear Tuesday * the insertion of sn anti-Ku Klux mittee. Fall, secretary o f the The ministry was made known Klan plank in the Democratic plat­ From Ground Up This was disclosed after a final interview between form. The governor said he favored So far as some of tho more active President Millcrand nnd M. FranHcial copy o f tlje In­ having congress fix n maximum of liKUes arc edneerned, however, the cois-Marsal. It will make its ap­ platform made public nlcoholic content "based upon sci­ intervention o f the summer recess pearance before parliament Tues­ ence and sound reasoning," allow­ by Robert M. LaFolis expected to have the effect o f day when the premier will read a ing each state to establish Tor itself compelling the new session next lr., son of the Wlsconmessage from President Millcrand whatever alcoholic content it chaso December to tmild from the ground in the chnmber, explaining the itor, in the name of the so long as it did not overstep tho up. This is particularly true o f political situation ns tho president Southern Utilities Company Will sin delegation, limit set in tho national law. * farm legislation which will have to secs it. Simultaneously the min­ File Ita Answer tn City's "Fanatical Ilrya" Which Oscar Vermin Is Run Down by Au­ statement further sayB Republican Convention be reshaped entirely in view of the ister o f justice will perform a Recent Offer at Meeting tomobile Driven by Del.and Ne­ The clnuse mnking one-half of failure of the McNary-Hnugen hill similar duty in the senate. erty aifd Fall should be Opens Tomorrow in Cleveland Thin Afternoon. Have Many Prominent Polit­ gro— Operation Is Made Neeone per cent the legal maximum ■mi all nttrnints to frame nn ac­ The initial nppciiiAnec of the debarred from holdcMM.iry Because of Injuries. ical Figures Present. of nlcoholic content, the governor ceptable substitute. In , the Inst cabinet before tho chamber is like­ At its regular meeting this aft­ position o f honor or said, “ was written Into the Vol­ minute legislation the Bmith.llnch wise likely to prove Ita farewell. ernoon the City Commission waa Jo«« Brown, negro o f IM.nn<l, is stead net by the A nti.Saloon league resolution looking to n downward The general impression is that scheduled to hear an answer to ita [Ithin the gift cither of CLEVELAND, O., Juno 9. — (By sent Republican party The Associated Press.) — Political under arrest ns the result o f run­ agents, to whom I referred as revision of railroad freight rates France, which has been without n offer o f (71,000 for the water­ ning into mid injuring seriously ‘ fanatical drys.' I have not changed on farm products failed to rcerivn responsible government since Juno works plant and nyhtem now future Republican ad- celebrities in Amcricnn life, ns well Oscar Vernon, Seminole county my nttitudo townrds them any senate approval and the Norbeok 1, will have one Tuesday, but only owned and operated by this stion.” ns notable figures frnm abroad, speed officer, at the junction of more than I have toward tho resolution railing for a bounty of for a few hours. company. opposition to the anti- will attend the Republican national Celery and Ileardall Avenues about 'fanatical wets.' 35 cents n bushel on exported The Franeois-fcnrsnl cabinet al­ In the clty’a offer was contained ik in the Republican plut- convention which convene! here fi o'clock Sunday afternoon. ready has hoch referred to by its n clausa saying that It would hold “ 1 maintain that the present wheat wna not acted upon. ( the klnn was presaged tofriends ns an "ovanqscent cabinet'' good until Inst Saturday, hat that It is reported that Mr. Vernon, hypocritical attitude towards the Muscle Shoals lie announcement that Im- Tuesday, $ithcr as delegates or who was going north on Heardall whole question o f prohibition would One of the first issues which will while the opposition haa dubbed it tlmo was extended until this after,• fiiard Evans, o f Atlanta, guests. Avenuo was in the act o f turning be grpatly relieved,” wrote the gov­ fare the senate .will be that o f dis­ "the still born government," so cer­ noon in order that the reply mtyht rive here today for a Arrangements for seating tho into Celery Avenuo when tho ncci- ernor. "by having congress fix a posing of tiie Muscle Shoals prop­ tain is everybody who roncorns be made before tha commission with Icadcft. prominent visitors who are not del­ dertt occurred, while tho negro, who maximum alcoholic content based erties. Under nn agreement reached hlmsulf with politics that the mes­ session. At the time the offer was sage from the president, the de­ mndo there was a variance of opin­ si Wizard Evans, upon ar- egates are being mado by David W. was in an automobile, was going upon science and sound reasoning, in tho last days o f the session it s from Atlanta, came out west on Celery Avenue. Neither thereafter leaving every state to will he taken up December .‘I, with livery o f which to the parliament ion ns to whether it would be ac >declaration from 8enator Mulvane, Kansas, chairman o f tho wus able to stop and the negro, enact any statute it pleases with a vote probable licforu the Christ- ia the sole purpose of ita formation, cepted by tho local company. of Indiana, an tho Klan’a national committee on arrange­ who is said to have lost control of regard to regulation o f tho traffic mss recess. The proposal to h® will find the government in u Tho offer mnde direct to the main i for vice-iirssidont. Brans ments, who hq* compiled a list o f his car for the moment, ran into in light wines and beer within that Vnted upon is whether tho prop­ minority upon tho first vote. offices o f the <mmpat|y at Taiatka, M. MiUcrand'a message will call the officer broadside, completely »n the KJan*j position (n the. notables who are to be the nlcoholic content, so that the state erties he leased .to Honry Ford an .................... „ „ will either lie rejected or aceaptin the demolishing tho motorcycle of. the that desires strict prohibition msy [yuvldcd In p houfe bill, br whether attention to the provision oa rth ti'lf tho P.cpunllrsM-tMi. ty. 'th® duration o f^ d W. A. Houston. jr k c :praal_ A ilc r and injured him Internally.' haYtf it, ahd the state that deal alrrt' they shall bb operaUd under gov- constitution fixing' . landate as f u r » « « ^ CTJ***1 »paMW*r o f Wfe Mr. Vernon was found in a nclp- light wines and beer within • tbr crnmrnt supervision, aa provided the presidential mandate erstand only ono thing; 7 ’ Among the distinguished guests _ Southern Utilities Company at ih« bo several members o f the less condition by Byron Squires and utcoholic content prescribed by seven years. eftstor Jam es'E . Watson by u majority of tho senate agrimeeting, ir fs understood. President Handicapped [president*—fla t/ * .. rbencn o f the Supreme court o f the D. C. Howard jyul was immediately c o n fe s s may also* have what it cujUd-ai comrpittce. At the Decent * Li n ''n M :x . . J t __jldor Mr. ,Hpustaa arrived • -I .Contrary ..to the spirit and letr , . . . . in tha city taken to the shcViff’a office. From- uckirda. ber session alai sg a g te^ ^ a s^ a B B t Ttrtijrwrw1. ................................... T tee of the Republican change in the Volstead law which' ach-Gummins law. Formidablo arrived here today und olds. George Sutherland and Pierce M. Mitchell and Dr. J. T. Denton would honestly serve the cause of groups of Democrats und Repub­ pollticsJ majority by refusing to membora of the commission bat rorrit^a cabinet selected frorrf this what the nature o f-th e confer­ , ndininisteYcd medical aid. It- wus temperance would mnke n valuable ..... eiy confirmed thau the Butler. licans in -both houses -have nn........... ____________________ majority, have made it possiblo for ences were, it ia not knqwi). It in Representatives of the diplo­ learned this morning he- wus un­ contribution would be built here In to public action nouncod their intention of seeking matic corps ih Washington, espe­ conscious only for n short time, against hard liquor which is un- abolishment of the railroad labor .the president to carry out his ex­ understood, however, that tho o f­ ficial offered to sell for $90,000. [conferences with some o f cially those of South American em­ having regained consciousness be­ doubtedly put under the ban by th<* bbard as provided in the Howell- ecutive mandate. The messago will When tho offer of $71,000 wan contend that injecting political con­ [who will serve on the com- bassies, have notified Chairman fore bciqg picked urj. language o f the eighteenth amend- Barkley hill and of making changos troversies in to the executive man­ made by the commission it was by A fter an exuminution the officer ment. in the rate-making und other pro­ date creates an inadmissable pre­ a two to one vote o f that body, representatives o f the Mulvane of their desire to attend was found to be suffering seriously • •tates, Mr. Warren stated the convention. individual Opinion '' visions. cedent, arguing that, the constitu­ Mnyor Forrest Lake voting against from Internal injuries, the doctors kdugh material fo r the Members of tho president's cabi­ “ Of coqrse you understand that [ Prohibition tion having fixed the duration of the. proposition, and Commission­ stated. An operation was perform­ thad been forwarded from net, congressmen, senators and thin in the expression o f my indiAs to prohibition, tho senate .will the mandatws o f tho president, the ers Marshall and Chase voting for ed Sunday night. Last night Mr. on, some o f it expressing members o f the Republican nation­ vidual opinion; any amendment to Ihave before it the Crumton bill, senators and tho deputies, It would it. For many . reasons, the two ' of the administration, al committee will be present. Vernon’s condition was uncertain tho statutes can bo made only by approved by the house, to divorce be extremely dangerous to reduce commissioners that voted for the but today it is said that he is doing struction o f the party Among cabinet members who will nicely, considering the extent o f his the people themselves through! prohibition enforcement from the tho powers o f the chief of state by proposition, favored tho acquisi­ *mcnt of principle would be seated are Secretary Andrew injuries, hut is still in u critical their elected representatives in the 1internal revenue bureau. In addi- subordinating them to electoral tion at that figure, it Is said. How­ n until after the forma) Mellon and Secretary Herbert congress o f the United States.” IBun both houses will have access to vicissitudes. ever, the mayor objected on the condition. Tho governor urged strengthen - j the findings o f a senate committee la- 1" tcrestcd parties, prob- Work. Mr. Mellon heads Pennsyl­ grounda that it would tako tho M. Mllleraml will assert that his The negro’s car ran into a post l"«ln e «la y . vania's delegation of 79 members after he lost control o f it, but he ing o f the federal laws with regard which during the recess will in ­ nttitudo throughout )he campaign money that was planned to bo used |this schedule the platform and Mr. Work is a delegate nt large was not injured seriously. He rea- to interstate commerce and the im- vestlpate the, .whole question o f the and the crisis has been in entire for extensions during the next few F .... .... dry laws. It is expected that e f­ conformity with his constitutional years. be reported to the con- from Colorado. C. Bascom SIcmp, mained at the scone o f the accident portatlon o f strong liquors. • Speaking of the Ku Klux Klan forts will be renewed to havo pro­ prerogatives, he has therefore til Thursday, the day for the president's secretary, is a dele­ until the officer was picked up. He The local company haa placed a hibition officers placed under tho calico upon the parties o f the left valuation o f $110,000 on Ita hold­ *nd mlgHt force a gate at large from Virginia, but it made no attempt to get uwuy, the the governor said: "It seems to mo a waste o f time, civil service and to modify the to form a cabinet and has also ings heTt, It in said, hot will prob­ night session. is understood *he will allow nn al­ sheriff said. «*i»ory Committee : ternate to serve while he cares for clearly manifested his desire to in­ ably offer it for $90,000 this after­ Officer Vernon has tieen in the after my long public career, for it Volstead act. Waory committee o f 67 the interests o f Mr. Cooiidgc here. employ of the county about three to be necessary for me to say any­ stall a government whose program noon. How the commission stands Not the least interesting o f the months and was on duty when the thing about uny individual or group Order Express R ates is completely In accord with tho with regard to thia proponed new M ay to formulate augo f individuals o f any organisation l and th? platform commit- delegates,will be Harry M. Daugh­ accident occurred. wishes o f universal suffrage. offer, ia not kno\yn definitely, but that questions the nationality, the To lb after hearings, will ap- erty, former attorney general, and Be R e-adjusted it Is understood that two are -Continued on page 8. race, tho creed or the religion of sub-committee, actu- a member o f “ OhioTs Big Seven" against it and one for It. anv American. I have repeatedly [iraft the platform . This slate. Mr. Daugherty has been a Anvwav, It was at this WASHINGTON- June 0.— Ex•afd in public speech that nothing political character Puttee expects to work all conspicuous morning by Mayor Lake that the press rates throughout the country is or could he so contrary tn the 'Mday, since 1916 when he was one o f the result o f the negotiations this aft­ were ordered readjusted tadny hy very principles upon which this the interstate commerce commis­ ernoon would in all probnhllity be lieems to be little doubt tn leaders In the movement* to re­ country was founded.” 1 final. sion which authorised general in. • of those who will draw unite tho Republican and Progres­ creases in the eastern xono, approx­ I Us very likely that U r. Hous­ Mm that “ the party can siva parties, fie was Instrumental imating eight per cent, and slight ton will make hia company's of. S ix D ead A s Result the world court »W«M on tlii"w orld couvV V Ck^ Cft,K° TOKIO, June 9.— Another “ Fun* In 1920 and, although defeated for reductions In West and South. 'Mr. Warren discussed* the Iajss by fire at Oviedo Sunday fer In person. It la stated by those ahi” or prqtcst by suicide at tho ex­ O f F allin g In Sewer delegate at large in the Ohio priin a position to know that tho o f­ I »t length today with Sennight when two buildings, a gar­ ficial may nccept the city’s offer If BRYAN TO Sl'KAK |*Uon, ono o f ' (He senate mary in that year,, managed for- clusion of the new Amerimn Im­ age and a filling station, burned, tho commission will agree to lenvo mer President HardiiIng’s campaign. migration law is reported by a cor­ ROME, June 9.— A number of Fifteen United States senators respondent o f Nichl Nichi at May- children wero precipitated into a NEW YORK. June 9.-W ilH am is estimated at about $8,000. Thu out o f the bargain he Lawe Ada ?r, I’eppor, Pennsylvania, will tm present. azaki, Kyushu. Tha correspondent sewage pit 40 feet deep in the Jennings Bryan and United Staten firo was discovered nbout 12:30 right-of-way which the company i|ht that he wodld ■world court asserts the youth threw himself in Campagna Sunday when planks Senator Smith W. Rrookhart of o’clock when the roof o f the garage i t lnow„ " POWfalon of. Whether the opening collapsed. Iowa will be among the speakers at wus already falling In. this will fee made, o f course, Is not f n» commlttee,f Selecting Jury For front o f it ,train and wna killed. covering Letters asserted he committed sui­ Patrons in a nearby restaurant the Fourth o f July celebration at |°r for any grot The fire started in the garage known definitely, and will not be w W T rial B oy M urderer cide as a protest against the at­ rushed to the rescue hut were over, Monticallo, the Virginia home o f but the origin is unknown, it was until the meeting. some di Firemen were Thomas Jefferson, the Thomas J ef­ learned through a long distance The prevalent opinion in regard titude o f the United 8tates, said to come by fumes. ht to be ____ culled and found six dead and two ferson Memorial Foundation an­ message thla morning. With tho to the city s offer is that it will be usual, becauae < t& lliH CLEARWATER. Jure 0. — The have been found on his body. injured. nounced Sunday. roof or tho garage already falling nm n .1 do^ n flilt Southern Attributing their action to public rial o f Frank McDowell, slayer of In the fire department was called Utilities Company. Rut it Is also *r« la a j u t l o h h entire family, charged here with demand,, owners o f motion picture to prevent any further damage, if believed that the city will not make enacted exclusion nurdcr o f his father ami theatres in Tokio at general meet, ssiblo, but the flames spread to any further overtures to tho comin St. Petersburg last Fcb- ing today launched n boycott formerly m miniate e filling station, which won any In as much as the offer was * negotiated 19, was begun here today against Amcricnn films beginning ased upon a report of Consulting housed in a woodon structure, com*P«n on her . Rejection of n jury. Short­ July 1. Theatre proprietors will * tciy razing it to the ground. r.ng necr Joseph K. dralg, show__j noon seven prospective not buy or rent Amtrfean films or pnounced the e garage was built o f sheet mg that the figure was as much as r*t . but whli _ hod been Impanelled. He show them In their theatres accord­ Exercises impressive in their b « tried first on an indictment ing tn the resolution passed ut the Tha remainder of the impressive metal and iron, however, except the city could possibly offer and I"? conclusion , for the rafters, doors, windows and stay within tho limits o f the ; tha murder o f his mother, meeting. Several motion picture simplicity, marked the program of program waa as follows: be relied u his father ami his mother, theatres showing Atnerican films the annual memorial services held Duet, "Whispering Hope” by the minor parts or the structure, and form builder* S w ' . ' S c r ' b o n M 10 was not so completely wrecked. the night of Fobru- were forced to close when invaded for the dead members o f the Broth, Schirard brothers. ' J«pan. Should the Huuthern UUUaiea A large part of the loss waa in erhood o f Locomotive Engineers by ntly confessing by gangs o f ruffians Saturday Solo, "Beyond the Hills Eternal" oboble that three trucks whieh were in the Cornnany nccept the offer, the deal „ murder one year night. the Sanford Division number 769 at by Mrs. CoTclough. , . ‘ in an' the First Baptist Church Sunday two aisters in DeIntroductory remarks by L. It. garage arid In the burning o f tho will be closed at once, it i* stated, ■ rega supplies and tools that were stored afternoon at 4 o’clock. Will Make Investigation Crosby. , with' > ' TOKIO, June 9.— A thorough in­ K f j u l y l Pr0b*b,y b” 0me effectThe momorial address was de­ Duet, "God Is Love” by Mrs. at the filling station. _Power should during irinff the selection med sn indifferent vestigation will be made o f the livered by Rev. F. D. King, pastor Phillips and Mrs. Colclough. The buildings were the property ' werely asserted Tt# un- o f a fary. Address by Rev. P. I). King. o f C. L. West but were occupied W illis-Cam pbell tighta in leghlating on attitude toward the proceedings, demonstration staged at a dance o f the First Baptist Church, who Law Duet, “ Face, to Face’* by tho by the Oveido Motor Company hia time to reading a book in the Imperial Hotel Saturday pointed out that the principles of • #h>uch a pie . under tho management of It. E. Declared T o B e Valid on Insanity. It waa indicated from night by groups of political ruf­ the brotherhood — sobriety, truth. Schirard brothers. [unfortunate th Quartette —. Mrs. Takach, Mm. Orr. It has already been announced “Id not permit dlnlomatk dutstionA maked prospective jurors fians, the Japanese fo r d m office Justice and morality— undergird for termfoetion o f the that ^insanity would bo u plra of informed the Associated Press to­ the national life o f this country. Laake, Mr. McMahon and Mr. that a new garage and filling sta­ WASHINGTON. June 9 . day. Until such investigation i* Tho minister's address, a tribute Darrow.tion will be erected immediately on Willi*.Campbell bin c • agreement before the made, however, it waa pointed out, to the order and the ideals for Benediction by Rev. King. the same property and that they the sale or irapotation o f IntoxlcaU was “ ‘ ttaken to- which It stands, was greatly en­ Following ia a list o f the dead are to be, in every way, aa near Ing malt liquor for medicinal par^on Mexi ■will BANK DISCOVERS 630,000 LOSS no official action wlU,.be joyed. ' ' ✓ membera o f the local order o f fireproof aa possible. _____ tward punishing offenders. . rcato. poee* today waa daclared valid and vr.A^ABA s m i d V v June. r ____ Tha exardses. were opened by the Louis Rob The three truclie that N IAGARA FALLS, N. Y-. June, •tiona and constitutional by the i on cntry'lnto the church o f tha memBrown, ts. the garage carried no WUI Oppose Jap Exclusion court. , - »• - •■■' "jvantiona long 9.— Directors o f the Niagara W. C KOKODATK, Japan, June 9 . is said. and. Jfffra.a eo cUim. -------------- —. . j " . Mexico are Conty Savings Bank Saturday re». E. viand. Four thousand persona attending The gar the achievwM j boya ap anti-American mass meeting to­ i (lip ^ , adt t announced day under the huspicee o f army reMr. 1 re»oMp Iav CoM A nv' o f John P. Dolan CHICAGO, the Ucm t* W.< 0QQ July. 104 Vi to ecraury oni e Grand t the bank, . sup lQ&tt to 108%. J t h s Br made. to 78%. Oats; -------------I ■ -'j position to iti-Klan Plank CITY WILLHEARREPLY OF UTILITIES FIRM CONVENTION TO AUTO RUNS INTO ENTERTAIN MEN SPEED COP AND OF PROMINENCE INJURESLATTER Japanese Theaters Place B o y c o tt on American Pictures Estimate L oss by Fire at Oveido on Sunday at $8,000 Impressive Memorial Service Held K For Dead o f Railroad Brotherhood K E W ith Low den’ s al to Consider Speculation is Hij R egard in g Choi Lowden Sends out Signed Statei m Believes P resent worl In B e h a lf Farm< Is M ore Im poi CLEVELAND, June 9.— Former Governor Lowden’ deflation o f hia boom for Republican vice-nnesidt nomination served today to , spread the limelight evenly ovqr a crowing of proapecta. With practical- : ly tho last of the arrival^ -i pouring into Cleveland for the opening of tho convei?*v,tion tomorrow, millimr and, proportions and cen tal^ with new zcat nbout -selectfan • of a vice-president ini norfdnee. In refusing to acccot the nomination of vice-presideiyt I ; even if it is tendered to hhn,.-; theformer Illinois goveniqr. in Biimed statement iso from hia home on Sunday* saj(|• "I can be o f more aaryica to tha country through tha acUviUas. In . which I am now engaged than could be ae vice-president*" Mr. Lowdqn, who la bend 0$ National Farmer organise actively interested In the others. " I f 1 were to step, now my aaandaUw. believe it,' seriously cripple the work of, organizations. ’ . Bjkpeats * * “ OB . .. for uiesnomfipiUon and waa Informed he would efZke portanco o f , statement prc(ld«nt»" tha 'However, since m y........... from public office throe T re I have become deeply Intere*1 many farmer orgaalxatior rosult o f my own expei farming, 1 am.convinced that • culture must be organized it to go forward successfully In modern organized world. "I am giving a great deal tlmo to theno various orgar tions and If I continue to u6 am assured by those most cos tent to speak that I shall bo dcring a real service to the cultural Interests o f the eoi and therefore, to the country aa a whole. "If I were ta step aside nowt associates in at least two ef ‘ organizations of which I a member believe that it would ously cripple the work o f those ganixatlona. ' •*" "O f course’ I appreciate t o 't fullest degree the nigh horn friends would confer upon-': have been deeply moved r expressions o f confidence will and it It hard for nu uppolnt them, but I must. "I havo given my moat consideration to tho ai where my duty lies and I have forced to tho conclusion that be of more service to the through tha activities in nm now engaged, than I co as vice-president. "I have therefore, said to i one who h%a approached me the subject that I could not i the nomliiatlop even If It were ( dered me. "I must adhere to this tlon. (Signed) "FRAN K O. LOW Heads Holstein Breeden Mr. Lowden, even before h! trance into public life, wai ested in agriculture and [h e ‘b fe ^ e2ti unnere fint ' * ine titfn He ia preaident- of- the Breeders' Association and American Dalrlr Federation be the largest live Stock organisation in the world. Although be was boomed omlnation hy supporters he Middle West and be acceptable to Idge, hw ■staa< altar hia nomination waa The plaeMg of th a t n VS. i s m . Yti •. V . *• \ r �t THE SANFORD HBBM.P. -SATURDAY, JUNErft r EIGHT, MELLON REPLY IS D E N IA L : OF A LL CHARGES (Continued !n>m pace 1.) the trcanury to whom f referred bim. • M , -Saya Bursum Came Senator Burnum did trnno to see ipe.in December, l'J21, nbuutjErauU ' jng permits, juA as others come t<>( JH" X , m III mi uu | me vnnw ime , investigation vra.i satisfactory and , the p erm it granted. m e r e has been no intimation ■' to miv directly or indirectly, that any campaign fund would be or has I boon benefited in any way by the ■ , Usurancc o f the permits • * *. J-* “ (l)r -M r . Means gives a circumK stantial account of an alleged In­ s' torview by him with former Under­ secretary of the Treasury Gilbert . at 6:M in the morning. This is p ' characteristic of Menn*’ testimony. Mr. Gilbert hns never met Mr. s* Means. lSonnlervVcw took place. • **(&)— Mr. ires s mentioned the ft, La-Montagues and the Green liiver ■ dlatillc ry cases. These * * * were a " aoccesiful enforcement o f the law : in Spite o f what Mr. Means inti. .mates. , “ (d)— Mr. Means again rniscs t .the question of my connection with Overhojt distillery * * *. Since ‘ IfilS th c Overholt company has not f manufactured any liquor. Prior to • my .becoming secretary o f the treasury, all o f the assets o f this company were transferred to a • trust company as trustee with no authority to operate but only to dispose o f the asset* and distribute the proceeds. Sfnee that time the trout company has sold no whiskey whatever except 53 cases to a drug company. “ (7 )— In addition to being a - manufacturer of whiskey, the Over* holt Company was a warehouse, holding whiskey belonging to other persons. A fter the passage o f the national prohibition net whiskey W«» released front the warehouse only, on the production at the per­ mits provided for by the rcgula; tions. These permits were sent .first to the office of the company / in Pittsburgh, where, in accord­ ! ancc with inter regulations effee/ tlve November 1, 1020,' the permits were confirmed by direct corresV ponflenru with the prohibition director in Pittsburgh and then for­ warded after runfirinatlon to tho warehouse nt liroudford, about GO , miloa out o f !'itt.shurgh, with the company's authority for release of tho whiskey. After release, the * permits were returned to the office for r-‘ - oorf the uic company in Pittsburgh ruiHomgti tor B filling." B^t } _________________ _ 36 in. Indian H e a d ___ If you have put off buying until now this is indeed your oppor . 7 point sox all colors, new stock. Spec­ ial 5 pr for 9-4 Brown Sheeting ... Reduced because as 9-4 Blcafcfied Sheeting of finest quality a t greatly lowered prices not complete. Sheer Soft Nainsook .. Now is the time to procure your summer wardrobe at amazingly low Special G r a d e .............. prices. Lingerie Clohtca in every shade, all size check Dimity and Jersey sortm en ts are broken, because size New stock of Oxfords, Madras and Lin ine Shirts. Special for 33 In. Indian Head ...... tunity. For in this mid-summer clearance event, you will find merch andise ‘ and color ranges \ a re - . SHEETS MOHAWK One lot Men’s Palm Beach weight wool pants. Special i 81x90 Sale Price 72x90 Sale Price 42x36 Cases ...... Evory F a st Suitin g ... 44c yard Ever Fasf/vVoiie ............ 59c yard Ever F a st L in en ........95c yard Guaranteed fast color. We refund the :ost of making of any garment that docs lot hold its color. . E stim ate Fire Loss S| In M iam i A t $100,000 32-in. Imported, all new patterns— yd. 82 inch Knlhltrnim chock ami* stripes ^>tl. .4Jiptstial- 32 ■Mr -fftsfe-eoktirfritng^* •.ham .for—yd ___ __ MIAMI.. Juno 7. L o u in firo here early today, In which u Inrge frame warehouse on the river front JKMy itextnryHk estimated nt > .m c n t, hiokernge firm, oil mill sup1 ply concern and pnpor company de­ stroyed. Loss was partially covcr; cd by insurance. The cnusc o f the , fir o 'is undetrnnined. Fancy Voiles values up to 75c yd—yd Figured Lawns and patterns for—y d . ...... ................. ....... President o f Editorial jS flS fld a t u u L jl& ^ D e a d EL RENO, Okla., June 7.— Edgar S. Bronson, ago C5, and president Nat|onal Editorial Association, died o f heart disease nt his home here last; night after an illncs.s of sev­ eral months. • Fancy Colored Bordered Turkish, all colors, Colored Border Bath Towels and Huck k Small pieces o f figured Canton, $4.50 values close out— y d ........... Heavy Crepes all colors Effective Pussy Willow (I* A Q f f t j/M s v v O ff Phoenix all silk, all colors Kadmor & Phoenix nil colors Silk for Rest grade Uadmor all silk, full fashion all colors special Figured Silk Voiles, Wallison’s Spccal 1 lot Muilip Gowns and Teddies and Silk Vests ancf Step-inji values QC up to $3.60; Clearance .* One lot Silk Vesta and £ 4 Muslin Gowns ........ t y A w V 9 $22.50. To clone out quick— price Brown; Navy and light shad cd silk all sizoa'and values up to Palm BcnWi hi every shade, siz.es • Special for. ....>----------.......... fertive way tr u*a the aribuu l.amling is shown | ttraightllne frock o f petal I fpe. It edges the side pan-] ( are titled no smoothly Im waiat. The u u of Jong |«*ve* on dinner and evo(kka U increasing and tho $20. Special to close out ........ One lot of Corsets and Trio Girdles ...Ml . 1LADIES’ C O T fO N BLOUSES Voiles, ftfndras, some'with colored t r im ...... L l W l j V j I ’ .' v Lot of Ladies* nml Men’s all wool suits, nil si;u;u and colors. Special ...... ............. Q ft »»! ■. -* Big Tabic o f Gowns and Teddies, Values up to $1.00 mi All color Palm Beach, nicely tailored, all sizes, regulars, stubs and Htouts I.orTne Seabuckc-r, all sizes Of Voiles, Linens, Ratines In all blight Summer Shndes, prices $7.00 to ri several colors > f? . , Light weight cool cd fancy Ratinw, ?At21.yjdi special- • 30 pieces Normandy Voiles —all good patterns, dots and figures— yd. �• V M uscle Shoals >ject D ates B ack O ne H un dred Y e a r s H ebrid es C rofters I* ivorce ’ >m W a i S i t t l f l t t l k i d the operation Of an act passed by the Alabama legislature on Decem­ b e r 30, 1823, to improve navigation In the Coosa river, in the center of the state, and to aid in connecting it with the Tennessee river In the t The company formed under these . , acts o f congress and the legislature • was unable to sell its stock and on £ May 23, 1828. congress passed another act ceding 200,000 acres of ■ land in north Alabama to the state eo the Shoals could be improved. An amendment to this latter act / passed June 23, 1836, permitted the ! state to sell this land for less than $ $1.50 per acre, which wns the min­ imum price then allowed by federal > 'statutes. It is said some of the ‘ land sold for as low as 25 cents an *V acre. The-total cost o f navigation fa. ? 'ciiities to 1890 was $2,101,726.50 1 and up to 1915 for operating and care was $1,406,372.30, making .i total o f $4,698,098.80 on Muscle Shoals tor navigation alone. r !v In 1899 congress gnve its nsh sent fo r the first time for the conv struction o f a dam and uower sta­ tion. , Fr»t Proham M em orial Erected B y Friends [fV LONDON, Juno 9.— A memorial to Charles Frohman has been erected by a large group o f his English friends at Marlow-on Thames, the quaint littlo town which tnc lato theatrical producer Is Mid to havo loved best in the \ world. Tho memorial is a drinking fountain o f stone surmounted by n • fine piece o f sculpture by the artist Leonard M. Merrifield. The fountain has been placed op.. posite the town war memorial and L y ; overlooking tho sleepy Thames as it passes the village. The sito for the memorial was the gift of the M »r town o f________ Marlow. ^ ' CZECHS SEIZE RADIO SETS f\ i PRAGUE, June 9.— In spite of i the enormoua regulations thrown : around it by tho government, radio Ir i U making progrcsa.ln Czechoslovafc kia. Recently 4,000 privato rets I / / wore seised for failure of the own!} fo r their possession and use. It is . era to meet the official requirement understood, however, they will ho 1ST FEE SPLITTING GO, Juno IK—The Jtccrot BREAD VANCOUVER, R. C., June 9 .— Settlement of Graham Island, of the Queen Charlotte group in.the Pacific ocean near the province of British Columbia, with colonists from the Hebrides, oiT the coast of Scotland, is planned by the Cana­ dian government. Graham Island has about the same nrea as the entire Hebrides ■group, 8,000 square miles. It Js like Ireland in the. absence o f a n tics,, and like Scotland in being xfrateieth by lakes and indentations o f the sea. The soil Is fertile, but covered with heavy timbed. This timber has been thp chief resource, and during the world war the island was occu­ pied by producers o f . airplane spruce. The climate, warmed by the Japan current, ia equnbie and the snowfall is scant. Fisheries are expected to be a bountiful support for the trans­ planted islnndcrs. Duck and goose hunting is plentiful, Grahnm being n resting place for the flocks on their way north or south. COULD BE M ADE— W E 'D (f u were possible to make any better Mead or pastry daughter of the Into “ Divine Sa­ rah," who is seeking n divorce from her nuthor-husband, Louis Verncuill, of Paris, and incidental­ ly is writing a novel |i»nd prepar­ ing for the stage. , P JU E S X D E A D iA T .n o. GUANAJUATO, Hex., June 9. Despite his ndvanqed.agc Father Jose Gundnlupe Castorena contin­ ued serving hi* flock almost to the day o f his death, which occurred Musing o f a Pedestrian nfter he had passed his 110th birthdny. He is believed to.have been (From the Cincinnati Enquirer) Speaking as n mechanic, mos one o f the oldest residents of Mexico whose birth record could loose nuts arc not on tho wheels, but behind them. be established beyond a doubt. R adio P rogram tablishment yionicanfcclqnttc satisfied in yota* Nathan Leonard (indicated hy arrow) takes authorties to spot where typewriter, on which wns written ransom note in Robert Franks murder case, Chicago, had been destroyed. A t this spot in Jackson Park lagoon, Chicago, Leopold and Richard Locb tossed the tell-tale machine, he said. music. i|J KGO—Portland (492) 10 educa­ tional, music.' KGW — Portland (492) 10-1'/ music. KFAE— Pullman (330) 10:30 ed­ ucational, musical. KPO— San Francisco (123) 9 Seigier’s orchestra; 10 organ; 12 Max Bradfield'sfbpnd. V. KY—^chrflyaady (380) 0:15 addresses; f(:45 musical. KF(MC — Seattje (455) 10:30 RJ-edt/v Department Store. WlrAZ—T roy (380) 8 orchestra; 9 one man minstrel; 9:30 Boys’ urchc'tra. WCBD—Zion (345) 7 musical. The A r t O f Beauty Daily Fashion Hint % . j,-. IRELAND LACKS STATISTICS >. . DUBLIN, June 9.— Dr. Oldham, • ' professor o f economics in the Na­ tional University, describes the state o f public statistics in tnc IVce State as "probably w’orse than in any civilized country in .E u rope.” There has been no census r.f pn»duction aincc 1908, no census of /.p op u la tion , housing and occupa/ tlons since 1911, no detailed re­ port on agricultural statistics ‘ since 1917, and no statistics of ix ternal trade fo r any year later than 1921. * PREVENTS INFECTION The greatest discovery in flesh healing is the marvelous Bornzone. a preparation that comes in liquid and powder form. It is a com' bination treatment that not only purifies the wound o f germs that causa Infection but it heals tho flesh with extraordinary speed. Bad wounds or cuts which take weeks to heal with the ordinary liniments mend quickly under the powerful influence of this wonder­ ful remedy. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30e und 00c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. FOR THE TROPICS Its debut at the smart Winter resort* jncl its first season out at the Sunimcf vara linn grounds is the programme ol this suit consisting of a skirt of white flannel and blouse of white silk rrfne ■I* / ' l.!.... T l . a l .l - . ._ - f • •a ■ de Chine. The blouse is embroidered with a Mah-Jong monogram in Chinese rotors and has an inserted pocket at Ihe right side below the narrow belt of «lf.niatcrial. Medium sire requires 1$ yards 44-inch flannel and yards 6-inch erfpe. Pictorial Review Blouse No. I62J. Sizes, J4 to 46 Inches bust; Price, JO cents. Skirt No. 7657. Sizes, 24 to 32 indies waist. Price,-JO cents. (417) 7:30 lectures. q WIIN— New York (360) 5:30-9 orenaatras, pianist. WOAW —Ohama (526) 6 speak­ ers; 6:30 orchestra; 9 ' Henry G. Cox. W AAW — Omaha (360) 7:30-9 American Legion. WIP — Philadelphia (509) 4.05 orchestra; 5 talk. WFI— Philadelphia (395) 4 talk; 4.30 orchestra. WDAR— Philadelphia (395) 5:30 talks; 6-8 dance. WOO— Philadelphia (509 ) 5:30 orchestra; 6 talks; 7:10.8:30 o r­ chestra. KQY— Pittsburgh (270) 7 art­ ists’ concert. WCAE— Pittsburgh (462) 4:30 concert 5:30 Uncle Kay bee; 6:30 5 Daily Fashion Hint A SPLENDID FEELING That tired, half-sick, discourag­ ed feeling caused by a torpid liver and constipated bowels can be gotten rid o f with surprising promptness by using Hcrbinc. You feel its beneficial effect with the first doso as its purifying and reg­ ulating effect is thorough and complete. It not only drives out bile nnd impurities but, it imparts n splendid feeling of^axhilaration, ■trength, vim, and buoyancy Of spirits. Pricu 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. -|i Joaq ||i w no* Ami* u hi » im most daily, it you keep your cars open, for there are hundreds of grate­ ful patrons o f The Herald Want Col­ umns who daily have the Lost and Found section to thank for tho re­ turn Vif some treas­ ured possession, which they had al­ most given up os “ gone for good.” The Lost and Found Want Ads •re the recognized medium for loser and finder to get in­ to touch with each other. No matter which side o f the fence you are ton, try this colum and see how quickly and inex­ pensively it works. To reach all the people effectively— leave your Want Ad at The Herald O f­ fice. Phone us to send fo r It or phone it to the Want Ad play, it is almost a certainty that worms arc eating away its vitality. i\ The surest remedy for worms is r I White’s Cream Vermifuge. It ia positive destruction to the worms hut harmless to the child. Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. il [j \| [j Now open— 20 rooms $1.00 a [ j day. Light lunches, icc cream, soft drinks. Always |[ open. Mrr. II. IL Turner, i| Hostess. [| CLAIR AND MORRIS Cleaning, I’ ressiag and Dyeing. Wo nro now fully equipped with |j New Steam Press and Delivery truck. Give us n trial. 110 Sanford Avc.----------Ph. 327-J [ ] SERVICE: That's our middle [| name. In doing business with ua. not only get value received. get SERVICE along with [ j {it.ouut you QUICK SERVICE TR A N S­ FER. Phone 498. Ami b o , If tho flowor wo­ man, Is lo rrullxe Jicr tn*>-. Catherine Owen of * sho imiHt hold hdrm-lf »ionwi-; The Whole Town’s Talkingwhat aloof from 'th o fetiches of tho throng. Not for her la th« rnklsh littlo hat, tho clinging even- •VP*’- Whllo her more vivid ruddy Ing dress,’ tho uncompromising slstcro inoy dtnport themselves on tallormudo, (ho betrlmnied sum- *ho court, or the links, sho will nier dress. Him must make her ho far better Hitting In tho ahnde, own fashions, for sho Is above under tho atrlpnl marquee In her fashion. Dellcato trailing lengths 6lmy gown, and shady hnt, ready of chiffon, pastel shades, powdi r ‘ 0 ‘welcome tho conquering heroes, blue, |>ale orchid, pearhbtow. Makeup must touch tho flower blushrose, silver green. Ivory white, woman gently. Ilka tho caress of a 1-irge drooping flower hats, tnutat fairy godmother's wand. Blend parent brims, organdie, cobwebby with tho warm Ivory oval of her lace, soft velvets, all of these will face tho rreuiny tint of rachello bring'out thn faint elusive wistful powder. Tho flower woman Is betfragrunro of her charm. Negll- |cr oft without tho accentuation of gees nnd tea gowns, seonted by Iho color In her cheeks, but sho may outdoor girt are dear to the flower delicately outline the wistful curve woman. And Jewels— never the of her lips with Mandarine lip. ,hard, bright stones, diamonds, or stick, ller eyes arc tho keynote rubles, or emeralds, but ulwayu the of her type. It her brows and purity of pearls, tho mystery of lashes are not naturally long, she moonstones, tho lucent clearness may delicately pencil them. A of aquamarines. And faint per- dark powder smoothed under the fume, lavender, violet, jasmine, |eyes and over tho lids Intensifying Illy of the valley. tho -aturnl shadow around tho tiports und .thelr accompanying eyes will add to her mystery and* apparel urn not for the flower wo-'Charm. In the evening lavender man. They will ntrl' <• a harsh dls-(powder will give n silken sheen to 'sonancu In the harmony of her I her delicately modelled shoulders. D IE H L Electric F a n s All Sizes and Prices. ELECTRIC CURLERS $1.50 30x3 1-2 TUBES $1.50 JAPANESE PARASOLS 105 Palmetto Ave, T ry Sm ith’ s B arber Shop fo r good b arber w ork — next V ald ez Sanford Avc. nnd 2nd St W HOLESALE S pi mil Analyses Free. COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BROKERS, Richmond, Virginia. DR. W . A. BRUNE rilinnpii w-toii I'nlinrr (.radunt* •ifflcn Hours: 9-12 A. M.; «-» r. M. 7 lo S KvrnlnKS, s ircp t tialurdaya llmmia 30I - 4S Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal Attention to All Shipments (j » Bithlo also should be of interest to tourists. T h e territory surj rounding is spoken of as the fim' est fishing and hunting grounds in Florida. Bithlo is the nearest! inland Florida town to the Iargi est number o f choice beaches,! D e s o ta , C o ro n a d o , Dayton* Journalista, Cocoa and Melj bourne Beaches. It is near the St Johns River and Lake Picket^ boating, fishing and bathing. ! j $ The city officials have mapped {jp . out.r an,,extensive .heautifigplioij $ plan; streets are to be paved; p la n te d . The m ain businesi street in Bithlo is 117 feet wide! Other streets range from 60 to 100 feet wide. | $ 1.10 Storage A n d Freedom from Nerve Prusnure Men ns Freedom from Dlsoase. Bithlo development from a corn mercial standpoint is assured M the large area o f excellent truck] ing and general farming lands surrounding;, by geographica position and accessability to th< markets. ’ ' j i j .PHONE 8 ttttvcag: A WANT FOND THRU S [i [} [j SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN i Children suffering from intestinnl Worms are cross, restless and unhealthy. There arc other symp- {] tons, however. If the child is pale, has dark rings under the eyes, had breath and takes no interest in |i Ball H ard w are Co. ___report of the judiciar.coundl of the. Mgr | mind E L E C T R IC F A N S n w } ^ J e 'f f c ^ o n C U r / l l O W ' * talk, music*. WIIB— Kansas City (411) 2-3 or­ chestra; 7-8 orchestra. W DAF— Kansas City Stnr (411) ! *^ gtaen today :at"Tne organization^ (' convention. oWn that we would be making a better’ brtfclc. 'This, however, Is a human impossibility. Wb bake a perfect bread and per­ fect pastry. •». LIFEBOAT CONFERENCE. j n r n. » f. d o i t . l a s LONDON, June 9.— An.interna­ V W W A V A V W A V .V A V .V V V .V A W A tional lifeboat conference will lie held in London beginning July 2 at T h e F low er W om an Silent Night Chicago which delegates will attend fr#m WSB— Atlanta Journal (429) 8-9 the United States, France, Spain, Norway, Sweden and Holland. N. C. concert/ 10:45 entertainment. WRG— Buffalo (319) 4:30 music, Lifebouts from many o f these 5:30 news; 7-9 concerts; 9:30 dance. countries will be exhibited. WLW— Cincinnati (309) 7 music; 9 concert. W FAA — Dallas News (476) 12:30-1 address; 8:30-9:30 dance. KFAF— Denver (360) 7-8 or­ chestra. » \YWJ — Detroit News (617) G News orchestra. WOC — Davenport (484) 5:30 man; 7-9 inusicnl. W BAP— Fort Worth Star Telcgrnm (476) 0:30-10:46 concert. KFKX — Hastings (341) 9:30 ties In checking the practice In the ! ® £ j £ 3 b p ^ t h . a Vision:!— -U u u v ia G erm ans Invent N ew M ethod o f G am blin g BERLIN, June 9.— A new form o f gambling has struck. Germany. It is known ns “ tick tick” , because watches and small clocks are used in this game o f chance. The bets are made on the time that the watch or clock will run down. The person guessing the minute or second nearest the exact time the hands cense to function takes the prize, which is a purse made up of all the bets on this par­ ticular watch, minus a certain per­ centage for the ''house". Some pf the games, operated in the rear o f cignr stores and other nooks, have scores of watches run­ ning at the samo time. A R epairin g Wrecking Service Phone 643-W. When you think over the numbei•• • o f towns that have sprung inti prominence during the past fevt years and made the pioneer purl E] |j chasers fortunes, you must real; Ej ize that as the state 'grows othej towns as well geographically lo? cated as Bithlo will m a k e monej for the pioneer investors. i r Prices and terms to suit all poet; et books. Come in and allow usii\ show this new country1to you. Night ; First Nat. Ilk. IlMg.. Sanford. FARM S DelightfulandBeneficial ■Pictewiu.) isivitv/ 4 IVH REDUCED JACKSOl3vH.Lt TO A PARIS SUCCESS ’* The Ltest craze of the Psriaienne U while afixira ilc soie, which is used (or •porta costumes as well as for frocks lor informal wear. The material is used in developing only the simplest ol S v l* » 7 44 OHC pictured here with half.|enuih flowing siccres and revere and ctjlur of seif-material. Front end back of the skirt are trimmed with B A L T IM O R E P H IL A D E L P H IA BOSTON . (VIA BALTINOBI O* FHILA0 ILFHIA) 'ON FARES BOUND'THIS - : - V 5 5 .6 6 ^2118 A TLANTIC CITY Company NIAGARA FALLS M A K E T R A V E L A PLEASURE T h k o u o m T ic k e t s O O O D C O M N K C T I O N B F R C b t I K M T S A IU N S A , Department. ANp MINERS TRANa CO. 1 a • i U tok flJ �M M M O U iJifcfe.4 * 1? i V . ,7 !Lf ■ SH i!& . "t. •' <r ••»} ,--r» i**!?1: •tv: !!H h t n .» MU' Ui H Sth A nnual Report, June 1st, 1 9 2 3 to M ay 31st, I i PRESIDENTS REPORT To the Members o f the Sanford Chamber of Commerce: Special Committee. Accomplishments. A special committee, appointed to Inveatigate-poaaibilities of organizing Ibcal distributing agencies,.reported unfavorably against such aetion, but as a result o f their recommendations the Florida Vegetable Corporation was organized. i that the efforts expended by the Chamber of Commerce during the past fiscal year have been uniformly crowned with success, and also that Sanford is now enjoying an unprecedented era of prosperity. The accomplishments recorded by the Chamber of Commerce have been madb nossible only by the united efforts of the members and citizens at large who have learned to do things together, and the prosperity we are now enjoying reflects most creditably on .the-value o f this real co-operation. It is also gratifying to n<)te that the little differences which have existed in our midst in the past, and which usually re­ tard progress in a community, have been overcome. The Sanford Chamber of Commerce, if it has done nothing else, has united" all the community in a movement for improvement and progress. It is the most democratic organization in the city. ItB officers and members have worked djligently to bring about this harmony, as well as the united and active interest of all citizens that they might stand shoulder to shoulder as friends and neigh­ bors working for the betterment of the city and county. I shall not attempt to outline the accomplishments of the Chamber of Commerce during the year just ended, These are fully reflected in the report, of the secretary, which will be given full publicity, and which report I commend to everyone for careful reading and consider­ ation; I want to take this opportunity to thank my as­ sociates on zhe Board d f Governors who have given so willingly of their time, the conscientious committeemen and chairmen;'.who have brought to successful conclu­ sions the many matters referred to them by the Board, the members at large for their moral and financial sup­ port, the Sariford Herald, the city and county officials, with whom the most cordial relations have been main­ tained, the Rotary and’ KIwanis Clubs for their inspira­ tional efforts, the Woman’s Club, and all others who by word or deed hftVe contributed in any way to the accom­ plishments registered by the Chamber of Commerce. »* 1 . r... ’ 4 A special committee of the Chamber of Commerce fostered a bond issue in the amount of $160,000, which the citizens approved by a majority of three to one, and which has given Sanford one o f the finest golf courses in the state, the most modern athletic field and an excellent sewerage system. projecTthat should, never be allowed to lag now that suc­ cess is ip sight, is the completion o f the St. Johns-Indian ’ 'River canal, and the publicity committee o f the Chamber of Commerce should use all effective mediums to adver1 I'tise the fa ct that Sanford will soon have a new yacht ?. basin. I also recommend that the Chamber of Commerce ■ - again take the initiative in having Seminole County rep■ resented at the proposed second annual exhibit at Madi|i son Square Garden next February, aa valuable results. were obtained last year. There are also a great many other activities whidh will result In increased prosperity for Sanford that can be included in next year's program of work that I will not attempt to enumerate at this time. I can assure you that it has indeed been a privilege and a pleasure to serve with you in the service of Sanford. Respectfully submitted, EDWARD HIGGINS, President Sanford Chamber of Commerce. SECRETARY’ S REPORT. TO THE PRESIDENT, B6ARD OF DIRECTORS AND MEMBERS: OF THE SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: l I beg to submit hertwith for your consideration and approval, the report of the activities of your Chamber of Commerce for the period from June 1st, 1923, to May 31st, 1924. . During that time there were fifty weekly business luncheons ,the average attendance at which was twentyfive, The percentage o f governors in attendance at these meetings waa 66. Twelve standing committees were appointed at the beginning o f the year, of which eight hara functioned. The.other four have had no matter re­ ferred to them for action. In addition to these, several special coipmiteea have been appointed from time to time to handld inatters which could not properly come under the jurisdiction o f any one of the standing committees. Agricultural Committee Accomplishments. As a result of the efforts o f the Agricultural Commit­ tee, appropriations were obtained from county (16,000) Btate Plant B on d <tl50) whioh with Federal aid amounting to approximately |16,000, an entomologist was se­ cured to study insect pests and plant diseases peculiar to celery. This committee also bandied all details in conricultural exhibit at Madison Square flection with be the finest vegetable display at that Garden, I* # A definite paving program for the next ten years was recommended by a secial committee from the Cham­ ber appointed at the request of the City Commission. In conclusion, I would like to offer a few suggestions for any definite program of work which the organization may adopt for the ensuing year. They are, briefly: Con­ certed actioh to have the lake frpnt boulevard completed; interesting soma one of the major league baseball teams to select Sknford for spring training quarters, using the new athlSRc field which will soon be available; the culti. vation of a. stronger friendship by Sanford business in|| terests with the other sections of the county; the con­ struction of sufficient mileage of good roads to connect thoBe sections with Sanford and open up productiye acre­ age; the establishment at a nominal cost of a munici­ pally owned and operated tourist auio camp. I would also suggest that the publicity committee, in planning its budget, provide sufficient sum of money to give Sanford’H new golf course wide, publicity, and that a close Yefatfbhtihlfr’ bfe established ' between local'-YealtNrs, (To ' that the inquiries recefvetrby the secretary and referred to them, can be followed up. The extensive posting of Sanfocdxoad signs on all highways. leading intothe state S , - * Reduction in rates charged by the Southern Utilities Company for electric current was secured as a result of the efforts of a special committee appointed from, the Chamber of Commerce to make recommendations on this matter. |S Is 1 ,. * A special committee of the Chamber of Commerce appointed at the request of the City Commission, has worked continually with Jos. E. Craig, the city’s consult­ ing engineer, oh the question of securing an adequate supply of soft water for Sanford which has been located. It is my fohd hope that the coming year will find the entire personnel o f the organization and the citizens at large just aa willing and anxious to do all in their power to make this the greatest year in the history of Sanford. ' ! TOURIST AND CONVENTION COMMITTEE . A C C O M P L IS H M E N T S — - - Several conventions have been entertained in San­ ford during the past year by the Tourist and Convention Committee, namely: The Association of Florida Dailies; motorcade of Palatka business men; the Association of State Railroad Commissioners; the National League of Commission Merchants; the Central District Dental As­ sociation; the Florida State Optometry Association, the Florida State Commercial Secretaries Association; the Directors of the Florida Development Board, and the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias (colored). The last named organization, it is estimated, spent at least $35,000 in Sanford. All these conventions contributed both a great deal in money and in favorable publicity to Sanford. The local band has come under the jurisdiction of the Tourist and Convention Committee and has been financed from Chnmber of Commerce funds as well ns from proceeds of a Musical Carnival sponsored by this committee. TR A FFXC. AN n i j i A N SPOBTAT ION: This committee reecived permissio!» from State Railroad Condhission to check up any survey by the Atlantic Cdn»6 Lino Railroad which is endear a by claiming the mileage to secure Inc.. _________ ford is in excess of the 130 mile Jacksonville to upon which local freight rates are based. This coramf had representation at a recent hearing before the Int state C’ommt'rc{i .Commission when the carriers were tempting to semire fhiheased refrigeration rates and v uable data was given Jocal shipping interests to present that time. The services o f an experienced traffic *' have been engaged to Keep local business interests advls^ of rate matters affecting Sanford on inbound ahipme This committee has also taken the Initiative in orga ing a joint traffic bureau comprising the various Chi bers of Commerce in the State, none of which Could it vidually support a traffic bureau. GENERA^ ACTIVITIES OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | SECRETARY’S OFFICE The lake front pavilion, built by the Chamber Commerce and donated to the city, nt the request of ' former, hfm been donated to the American Legion for clubhouse. The Chamber o f Commerce worked in junction with the police officials o f the Atlantic Line Railroad, the county and city, to apprehend lulwr recruiters who were operating hfi the state wftHc . . A special committee known as the Committee on Mu­ a license. The channel in Lake Monroe has beim nicipal Ownership of Public Utilities has to its credit the quately marked with beacons by the lighthouse fiej passage of the bond issue in the amount of $920,000.00, meat nt the request of the Chamber o f Commerce; A l­ the largest bond issue ever carried in the City of San­ though unsuccessful in its past efforts, the Chamber of ford. This committee has also been called into frequent Commerce is still endeavoring to secure from the Atlantic J conferences with the City Commission for advice on the Coast Line an up-town ticket office for the convenience o f proposed municipal waterworks plant. the traveling public. The recommendation made by the Chamber of Commerce to the County Commissioners that The activities during the past of the special “ Shipan equalization board be appointed to prepare the next By-Water'’ Committee, both in Sanford and contiguous assessment roll of the county, was approved by the Coun­ territory, has resulted in increasing business fo r the ty Commissioners and deputy assessors have since bean Clyde Line, so that it has been necessary for the latter appointed. The Chamber of Commerce has co-operated * to enlarge its local terminal facilities approximately 200 with tho Superintendent of Public Instruction atftTsc! per cent. authorities in their efforts to enforce the compulsory ed­ ucational law. During the past years, Sanford has her1® A special committee from the Chamber of Commerce omitted from many o f the maps published in the lltei was appointed to investigate the desirability of a cen­ ture put out by prominent automobile guide books i tralized charity organization, county-wide in its scope, northern railroads. As a result o f .the agitation,of and will shortly submit recommendations which it is be­ Chamber of Commerce, recent maps issueaby these ACCOMPLISHMENTS PUBLICITY COMMITTEE lieved will meet with general approval. cles have included Sanford. At the request of the The Publicity Committee has been unusunlly active her of Commerce the City CpmmissTpnpfp appointed Legislative Committee Accomplishments. during the past year. It assisted in preparing u special Park Commission to supervise the golf course, athkiV The Legislative Committee, together with Brevard Seminole County edition of the Tampa Tribune. It pre­ field, parks nnd play grounds. Through the efforts County interests endeavored to have Volusia County cede pared one of the most complete and handsome booklets Chamber- of Commerce, the Atlantic 'Coast that portion of land in Volusia on which the G$neva-Tithat has ever been published for Sanford. Twenty thou­ removed the old box cars which wero an eyesore to the tusville road is'located. The no-seining law and the city sand of these booklets detailing the advantages of San­ traveling from the city to the golf course. Sanford1, zoning law, the latter the first of its kind ever passed by ford were printed for distribution. All inquiries received Seminole County citizens, through letters and other the state legislature, were both prepared by this com­ from its advertising activities have been referred to local iums, have been urged by the Chamber of Commerce mittee. realtors.gratis. It has, through the secretary’s office, fol­ patronize home concerns and discontinue the practice ( lowed up these inquiries and as a result many new families sending money out of town, particularly to mail o r ' NEW INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE ACCOM­ houses. ThnnkA to the efforts of the Chamber of have been located in Sanford. It has secured much fav­ PLISHMENTS merce Sanford is well organized against stock orable publicity for the municipal golf course in various and its investors, as n result, have become1 oiling magazines. One hundred and fifty road sigflij have « T he following* new concerns were located in Bax ford non placed between Sanford and Macon,'Ga., during the pervious fo the machinations’ o f ' . tnodfe ptdmot during the past year by this committee: A branch of the past year. At Madison Square Garden a great deal of ventures of doubtful integrity. The Amerl National Biscuit Company, which concern has made San­ Railway Express Company,* yaluablo publicity waa.rcceived for Sanford and Seminol® ford the dlatcibuting.poipt for the Central and Southern fc'mmty:a» rt result oM hc effortstrf f ' _________ ' Iieds.werc interested In Sanford and subawjnlflniyiolywmrnt ’orWnlbiTiflilficled^iRWrtraa a distributing cated. nnd advice has bedn received that many more will, vice. The Chamber of Commerce went unanimously , •center on account of its preferred location; the McCrack­ visit Sanford during the coming senson. The feature record as fuvoriflg the proposed constitutional amaji en Florida Cement Pipe Company, a three hundred thou­ event of Madison Squure Garden, the All-Florida Product,s merit eliminating income and inheritance taxes in FlorW sand dollar corporation, the local plant of which repre­ Dinner, was nlHo handled by the Publicity Committee. At the suggestion of the educational committee; sents an investment of $70,000.00. The new Industries The Publicity Committee co-operating with the county Chamber of Commerce assumed tho deficit incurred 1 committeo also secured additional trackage facilities on agent and distributing concerns, ran advertising in the the High School Athletic Association the previous ye the south side of Commercial Street, which section has New Orleans papers simultaneously with the mailing of The local Chamber of Commerce waa instrumental In been designated by the City Planning Commission as a over 60,000 celery recipes to people of that city. Favor­ i uring an appropriation from the County Commit wholesale district. to cover the expenses of Seminole County’s exhibit able comments on the effort were made in the New The local lodge of Odd Fellows requested and received Orleans papers and the inquiries which the Chamber of Orlando Mid-Winter Fair, at which time Seminole C__ , the support of the Chamber o f Commerce through this look find prize. The Chamber of Commerce endorsed 1 Commerce has received proved that this publicity was committee in its efforts tq locate the Odd Fellows Home efforts of those individuals who organized the most effective. The Publicity Committee hns contributed for the Aged in Sanford. The New Industries Committee Credit Association. During the post year the Chi and had published many hundreds of articles in the state also located two new wholesale feed companies in San­ of Commerce has been addressed by a number of pi papers. If a charge had been made for the spuee given ford during the past year, namely, the Seminole Feed nent men. Notably, Frank E. Jennings, gubernat these articles the cost would have represented several Company, and the Sanford Feed and Supply Company. candidate; Walter W. Rose, of Orlando; W. H. Farle; thousands of dollars. the National Cash Register Company, who also spo) CITY PLANNING COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS GOOD ROADS COMMITTEE a special meeting arranged for the merchants of ford; Jos. E. Laing, of "System" magazine; Merler “ Up to the time the City Planning Commission wua The Good Roads Committee promoted a trip of prom­ editor of the Nation's Business, and Cornish Bailey, appointed, matters now coming under its jurisdiction inent business men of Sunford and Orlando to Green Cove tecretary of the National Rivera and Harbors,Co; were handled by the City Planning Committee of the Springs for the purpose of bringing the influence of these Two large membership meetings have been Chamber of Commerce. This committee, during Us ex­ communities to bear on the Stale Hoad Department to conjunction with the .Kiwunis and Rotary Cl istence was instrumental in preventing violations of the complete the 26 milea of State Road No. 3 In Clay. County. other a Prosperity Dinner, at which H. T. ] Building Ordinance. The principal items in its program The State Road Department is now repairing that road. guest of honor. of work during that period were: Extension of parking Wl .* : This committee has held several meetings during the past space at the depot; plana for the extension o f the fire lim­ year at which plans were formulated for a bond issue for The Chafaber of Commercehas been represent its, which have been adopted by the City Planning Com­ m mber of state meetings. Notably, the rloric new county roads. Several of thrae meetings were at­ mission and the City Commissioners. The City Planning tended by representatives from attractions of the county i»: mont Board, waterway meetings. Oriandq Committee has also prepared a map showing the pro­ and a special county map has been prepared showing .bow . State Highway Beautification meeting; tig; in posed bulkhead lines in the city limits, popularly known present and proposed roads. Through the efforts o f in­ all state meetings of uny prominence* the as the Lake Front Boulevard Improvement. At the re­ dividuals representing the County Commissioners and the h.:s seen to it that Sanford was represented. quest o f the City Commissioners, the committee recom­ Good Roads Committee, the State Road Department reim­ mended the appointment of the members now serving on *!H t very apparent that the efforts of the ciw bursed the county In’ the amount of $10,000 for the for­ the City Planning Commission. of Commerce hayfe been instrumental in the develoi mer’s share of the cost of construction of the Osteen uf1 * Sxhford. Concrete reacts are evidenced c FINANCE COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS bridge. Through the efforts of the Good Roads Com­ •and," the most forceful being the increase in v« mittee the State Road Deprtment recently made un apThe finance committee of the Chamber o f Commerce fi im $4,000,000 in October, 1920, when the ropriation to maintain and repair that portion of State prep a id the budget system under which the organiza­ Jliambei* of Commerce was organised, to the present ,oad No. 3 in Seminole Couny from the Monroe bridge tion is now working. It also evolved a monthly payment n*a of approximately $8,000;000. The increase in to the Orange County line. The Good Roads Committee plan of membership dues, which has resulted in securing la: ion during this period is approximately 62 per cent was instrumental in perfecting financial arrangements for a great many new members for the Chamber of Com­ 1920 census figures giving Sanford a population of the improvement of the unfinished portion o f the Osce­ merce. add the recent survey made by Consulting ola road. The Good Roads Committee also approved an Craig gives Sanford a present approximate po appropriation o f $600, which with contributions from WATERWAYS COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS of 8.500. both Volusia and Brevard Counties, have been used in re­ pairing the Geneva-Titusville road. The Good Roads Delegations from Sanford, together with delegations Committee worked in collaboration with the City Attor­ Respectfully submitted, from DeLand, Winter Park, Palatka and Jacksonville, ney In drafting a new traffic ordinance which will shortly were sent to Washington in behalf of the St. Johns-Indiah be enacted. A tentative program has been prepared by River Canal. As a result of this action the Chief Engi­ R. W. PEARMAN, ,th6 Good Roads' Committee far tjie improvement of pres­ neer has authorized an immediate physical survey to b«-; ent roads and the coiiattVGti#g£ltete roads in the county. Executive Secretary Sanford Chamber of Coi made of this route. Your secretary’s office has received and answered thousands of letters containing inquiries of ull descrip­ tions. In addition, road information and maps have been distributed gratis to many hundreds of visitors. A tourist register, maintained for the past year for the first time in the hisory of this organzation, has several hundred names. Listings of rooms, apartments and all available accommodations in Sanford for tourists have been maintained in the secretary’s office, and many tour­ ists have availed themselves of this service. A library comprising books of interest to business men is increas­ ing in volume, and is available fo the members and nil others who may have occasion to use it. Directories of all Florida cities aro being secured, ns well aa those from the larger cities in the United States. These will he for the use of local business inter­ ests, us well us visitors. The Chnmber of Commerce organ, Sanford Suhstantialism. was issued from the secretary’s office for several months to all members nnd prospects, detailing the ac­ tivities of the organization and creating an interest in the Chamber of Commerce which was reflected in increased attendance at the weekly membership meetings. S K 5 1 »*♦ +1+ »1♦ ♦!+ +w+ 4 H <♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e ^ e e e e e e e e e e e e “ T h e m an who, expending his energies w holly on private a ffa irs, refuses to take p a rt in. public a ffa irs, plum ing hi m self on his wisdom in m inding his own business, is blind to the fa c t th a t his own business is m ade possible only by the prosperity o f all. W h e n a m an o f this caliber dies the new spapers say form ally nice th in gs about him b e c a - - “ i f it is custom ary, h u t his fellow citisens t. .................................. VIM M M II U U U U U ft : W T »•» Tir ■■ » • '■imIS ■ ; peSeA i r-W .if: IV hltfl3 5 .-w *»*,, ‘ * ■ o ■ >a I MB o u t) m k V.U?.iTis. �» DotyiSayg On* Good Report**. ,, t * 8. D. Common) Sense.. ,, ... T|»o: Keeper W u Eaten Too Few. Owrt Horn**.’ M-eund-rlaM . matt#i Ik, at III# pu»»AfTi<V*kl Ida. under aet;Rf Ma{. • copynam. test A GOOD reporter is rare, James Creelman was one. Nelly Bly, Julian Ralph, Stanley, o f African fame, and Lord Macaul­ ay were others. PkeatlU c n i r r t o x r a TKS; „.|T.OO. Six Months II..50 In city by carrier- per Weekly Edition .11 per ClAL ISOTICB. try notice*, canft ot ilutlqn* _aml n.otlcfjL_of_ it* where chars#* ara # « k tiitii i w s t s a i f A GOOD reporter must see clear­ ly.. -write thnpljrpknow—men "and — iluchjajLlhe credit for the.pnacresaive steps a n d -io ^ jift. -■^blte^affalrs^'Inspire confidence " rapid growth *trf the rity-’RhTrohhgtrto the chamber o f ctmr-- 'untTiTnow truth f j-orri falsehood. merce. That organization has played an important part in Cyrus H. K . Curtis of The Pub­ putting Sanford, where it how s t a n d s .. . ,,, lic Ledger and other publications Organized in October, 1920, Sanford’s Chamber of Com- b to be congratulated. He has so- i nieifee has beert exerting a, gi^At influence in vthe commu­ sured the services o f Louis Selbold, nity. Statistic^, show tbptj ths organization has been wide­ one o f the .ablest o f living re ­ awake. The secretary's report, as published today, shmvV porters. TUB AaacoATF.n rniMrf mtltlad to tli# use for repubI of all naw* dlspatcht?" ertdII or not otherwise crt*lUo*I i pa par ana also th# local ftblldied herein. All j-lkMs .bllcatlon of eiieclnl dlipatchIP are also referred. what,,dhat. bgdy of progressive men is doing. This report lAY, JUNE 9. lflM shows that since the establishment of the chnhiber the prop) erty vqlucs have doubled. In the same period the population ■of the city has increased fifty-two per cent. The Chamber of Commerce has been instrumental in bringing many new indus­ tries, many new permanent residents. It has taken the lead in many .mattora pertaining to better conditions as they hnve affected the future growth and prosperity o f the city. In the re-election of Edward Higgins to the presidency for the coming year, the members of the chamber have made a wise choice. Under Mr. Higgins* leadership a great record has been made. .Andtunder his guidance the coming year should show greater things accomplished. In his report to the members as published today, Mr. Hjjyjns ouUinjes some qf l)is plans of activity for the coming i t the first thlnjf'fff'rt’ IfP* year, ire'atiggesla tha d w Concerted action be taken to have the lake front boule­ k* them feel at home? l e w s * the people's loads, vard completed. herty forbid? f Some major league baseball team be brought to San­ dug in and bOftt good ford for spring training, using the new athletic field which tda— A what old Caesar did. will soon be available. There be a cultivation ot a stronger feeling o f friendship by Sanford business interests with the other sections o f the in the foeman’s brejwj, i he try to make them feel country. t Rome rule was the-heat ? S u fficl^ t’^piitage or gbod roads be constructed to con­ did he do to make gfcm glad nect other ^Btfcy^no With Sanford and open up productive be came their lands amid ? .V . tilt good roads, in -fla ce of areas. bad_ A municipally owned and operated tourist camp be es­ t'e what old Caesar-Bid. tablished. tilt rood roads fron t hill to Sufficient money be spent to properly advertise San­ hill, ford’s new golf course, and yacht basin. d roads from vale to vale; A better relationship be established between local real­ i a good roads movement .'Rome got all the kme; tors so that inquiries can be followed up in a more satisfac­ Id the folks to buy at home, tory way. 1 11 roads their ruts tolrid, , Sanford! road signs he posted on all highways leading ‘All roads led up to Rome — into the state. 1 • it'a What old Caesar ^Ud. The completion of the St. Johns-Indian River Canal pro­ / town would make Us-clf ject should not be allowed to lag. ( center of the map * Ilks will come arid settle Sanford again be represented at Madison Square Gar­ den on the second AU-FIorida exhibit, scheduled for next Feb­ l llve In Plenty’s lam ruary. r town its own abodes poverty would rid, t go out and build good fo a d s V ; like old Ccaier <lt3l — Author UffinoWn. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE tells real estate men he wants to see this country a home-owning na­ tion. That's better than Henry Navarro’s wish that every French­ man should have a chicken cooking on the stove. La poule au poto. Frenchmen, seven million o f them, own the soil o f France, thanks to the revolution. That's what helped them to hold Verdun. The PEASANTS own Sweden. That enabled Charles X II to march with only 12,000 o f them through Peter’s great armies. Too few own their homes and the land in this country. LA FOLLETTE’S TH REAT o f a third party startles all politi­ cians. Democrats want Senator Wheeler for vice-president. His strength would help nny ticket. BUT LA FOLLETTE probably will be content to frighten the oliticinns and not actually run. f he ran, he would elect a Demo­ crat, or demonstrate overwhelm­ ing strength in Coolldge. He does nekw art to do either, f I I praTTnmt^ytT rm as a ‘4well-< ll-earned' ■asota' Times, injits Issue innounces that-V-ginnlng ly fall a daily edition will ed. The Times If twentyo f age and Is \tftmed by isipbell who recently sold Bta Times has purchased t In the Vera Press. It is I that new equipment is led to that newspaper's tat one o f the best weeki state can be published. 'ederate Veteranh have n Gen. W. B. Hnldcmun •ftain fur another year. lb proud of th£*minent as Is his native state lie holds a purl of the man committpd suicide gas. He left two dolan envelope an<( directed M used to pay for the gas Ha motto must nave been r and pay as yo& go.” r« stories ure to be added t Commodore Ilbtel now itruction in Mikjni. This i this building* fourteen (h and will make It the south Florida. Miumi is [ to do things4"yi a big Ueats o f Nathan, Leopold Richard Loeb have de­ sk they will not spend millefense o f ;he twq youths harge o f muralring the joy but yet thef.liave se» sarvices of .'Clarence p(4bably one or*the best . lawyers in t w entire -^WTlTTmucTt whining, the Chicagu Tribune dfacUHnea the cloaing of committed hearings o h 'th e 2.75- per cent beer dec,.are8 tJiat the facta are, all for light beer, but that the committee evidently ia mostly againat it. “The prediction ia,” aaya the Tribune that no bill will be reported out.” Then the Tribune pays ltd respects to Wayne B. Wheeler m ak?^tna |CU? ea ° { ,taking the place of the Supreme Court hi y f!ngT8 decision that ...75 per cent beer is intoxicating. But let the Tribune speak for itself: n .iMr. Wheeler realizes that he takes the nlace of the Supreme Court in making this decision. Co . greRii Kenerally gets up and £ Wes him its seat. He is as much at home on the judicial bench as in & V Z ^ ° nal Chairl Probubly the court would hold that 2.75 per cent beer Could be intoxicating if an abnormal citizen made it,bis chief business in life to guzzle it. C__ ___^ of society is that if n Our theory thousand sober, decent citizens would have Inoffenon° .trom U » w I!!?.11- ! - one^ nit wit could do himself an injury the beverage shall be taken1 away from ----------the sober citizens, and the •• bootlegger for denaTlirfed alcohoh11 ^ K° t0 th° , • . A n d most of us would ngree with the Chicago o a o e r in this opinion, if we colild see just how the inoffensive drinks evvith8ut » return to the old-time saloon ana its sidelines. Somehow, however nil tv,,, advocates for modifioation* of the Volstead law neglect to ? x . , - ' * ------ ' V »• V II I ^ ------- r *- r » AFRICA lS growing cotton suc­ cessfully and Britain hopes to raise all her cotton “ within the cm . pire.”„ T hii need. not. worry qur &M>tb-that pradnewcoterifr; -or^tht*. N ic q B e e r F o i ^ i c e ^ o g d a . o f . b^“ rogeWr - ““ t. lnJUry t0 b l l v 1CUsie*l if ho, f PCujing over •pHW to-atari lynUhemselvi: 1 * fo lfliC A l 5 lA 6 E U u v HIGHWAY BEAUTIFICATION THE PLANT CITY COURIER £h ere is no proposition before best engineering as well as land­ the public of more -far reaching scaping advice, one, that the road is importance than the beautification located where it w;ii remain in the of.th e highways of the state. future; two, that the width is suf­ ; Much has been said in favor of it, ficient; three, that the work to be mahy suggestions have been o f­ dono Is in harmony with the gen­ fered, but so far ns we can learn eral plan, and four, that the plan there yet remains much to do be­ Is sufficient to give the maximum fore the actual work of applying results fo r the efforts put forth. the beautifying touches con begin. To undertake any work without Whatever is done should be per­ such pre-arrangement might cause manent In character. It should be serious trouble. Trees too close to in accordance with a general state­ the main track are a source o f dan­ wide plan. It should be consistent ger. Shrubbery at curves or near with correct ideals of the highwuys crossings might become a menace o f the future. Vl. to safety. Beautification o f any There are places on many roadB kind on a road which has a too nar­ which will have to bewidened. In­ row right o f w ay' might simply in­ deed, It is an upon question whether crease the perils o f traffic. The design o f making Florida's any o f our main thoroughfares have sufficient width o f right of highways beautiful, in keeping with way to meet the requirements o f the traditions and character o f the the. future. There arc* places, too, state, is’ a noblo and inspiring idea, :o changes o f grade will have und because It is such It should u provided, and where curves receive mature attention. The best way to help it along at this time is havdCto be altered. moneys to. *o.«m yloy i «u»..an*rgiae ,to secure ■ Before**ny i------- is •spent. ---------Bbiutifyifi* at any gfctm place, It a ;plan worthy o f the'” purposo should be determined, under, tho in view. of various legislators andidates ‘ fo r tho the lower house o f r-making Iftxly, the continues! 'T h e det Lake In Seminole *d a possible candilarsttip honors. He much expedience In » and it was con- Steering a Safe Course T he safe course in financial channels is the one charted b y k n ow led ge and experience. T his institution offers its safeguards and experienced guidance fo r your protection. picking and handling, poison gait to discourage the boll weevil will pro. tect American cotton growers. ‘ committed hari-kari, killing them­ selves by ripping open their abdo­ mens, as a protest against Am eri­ can exclusion o f Asiatics. It is distressing to have even four Jap. unese die, in this fashion, but it cun not in uny way change the American resolution and determ­ ination as to Asiatic immigration. In fact it emphasizes that deter­ mination. For these cases o f hurikurl. so ppszling to the Western mind, empniiaizcH the difference be­ tween the people of this country und those of Japan. AND IT has been proved a thou­ sand times that mixtures of people, too much unlike, Is bod from every point of view. There are vast territories in Asia and even in Japan, only thinly pepuThis country was settled by those now possessing and controling it. With every feeling o f friendship for the Japanesu und admiration for their powers und accomplish­ ments, the people o f America In­ tend to keep their part o f this con­ tinent NON-ASIATIC. SERVICE — PROGRESS STRENGTH ST. T u G U S T I !^ r e c o r d 4% Interest Paid on Savings fair to lead thelndustrlal accidents and fires swell :r ja te . We have the total o f violent deaths. Three*61 England, fourths o f all these catastrophes, it nd a few other is estimated, could be prevented by peun countries, observance o f law and a reasonable show that tho degree o f carefulness. gun is u more The Virginian's comment that a than the Italian man needs to have a lot o f temper, led stiletto. |but he should never lose any of it, thorltles on tho Jj“ a Ridden lesson for the modem •y's murder rate< "KO’ ^ t t e w ; ‘W - i n s p i r e r s . >00 of population j SP.ced. }*nd. *nd energy “ re ,tt11 r It advanced to va uabie, but they are moat valuit is showing the « blu wbf n “ nder con,tro1endency toward P<,wc1r. directed and wisely used act Citizens here l'or"Pli*hes vastly more than power left to run wild. The murders and preventable accidenta o f every sort that occur throughout this broad land are probably signs o f mental and physical energy uncontrolled and misdirected. They present a problem which can be only partial­ ly salved by enforcement o f laws. Education und training for selfcontrol and proper self-expression are also necessary. I Have Just Received From the Market ALSO SOME GOOD TRADED-IN MULES AT BAR GAIN PRICES. FLORIDA MOVES ON JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL Signs of Florida’s great growth I indicative o f the gains made In srn n n im r ftn t in tn a n r i m a r v altar*.. 1 auavtr i- il . W . M . IG O U , South B a y S t EUSTIS j O r . Write Me j Phone 59' kind of law-enforcement that will at least protect the vooth of America against the invitation of the L -t im e s a W m the wets ’ should propose a harmless wav to rate through ehort residence. There ere many new-comera, perhaps, not fully acquainted with the state pol­ itics who did not vote. But the more than 25 per cent increase over a period of four years is one way of showing how fast Florida is growing. It Is a fact worth mark­ ing down an dputting alongside other hard and fast figures that thow in graphic form the steady forward march o f Florida. advice, and that seema to have de­ ruddIrHEirlAN WITH0UT a Purpose is like a 3hip without a teriorated In quality— Miami Her­ Coolidge vtrfbed the try bill. In justiec to the ousands hamUlpg the a bill ehould nave been fh, regardless *{*the cost [ it into executlpt^ If the thie country are ever to 1 mail service they must It Dostal employees get t (or the work’ they are to do. DissatUlicd emleans inefficient work. n a t t e r barber wor! nVxt Valdez Hotel. Contemporary Comment ald. it There is no doubt that Florida prefers Mr. McAdoo over Mr. Un­ derwood. It remains to be seen if AEWERTISING FACTS V A Y C tld ^ S JOURNAL-HERALD In the old wicked days wheq there were saloons on the corners, there, In , Chicago a cornet saloorwkceper who. sold his whis­ key at the standard price o f ten cents a throw, but was proud o f the excellence qf his wares uqd hated a customer who poqrcd too freely. A stranger walked in one day and by way o f beginning flattered the proprietor so palpably on the worthiness o f hla stock that tke P'insible WHAT HAPPENED to that cor­ ner of the world would happen to this whole country if anything should destroy our public school system, the light o f America. These, along with many others, are the plans for the coming year, as suggested by the president. If carried out, a year from now will find Sanford going ahead faster than ever. IN .A'KjS.V' cunceit cm ‘e “ fonzrei,, THE LIGHTHOUSE on the little Island of Sokotra, In the Indian Ocean, was dark and the waters most dangerous. Cannibals had enten the lighthouse keepers when supplies failed. They could not supply the light. A ship reports that. low the Republicans i Cleveland to dominate and a vice-presidential ^ ■Am. •y.' t _Noth:nfr will takTthc fflM " ’man Quicker than SOUTH DAKOTA'S government buys gasoline wholest*:*,* retailing it to1the public.at 18 cents u gal­ lon, including 2 cents tax. They call that paternalism nml almost anarchy in Wall Street, New York. But South Dakota calls it common sense. n ek from today mhrks the f o g of “ Pay-Up Weak". Why ehyi then to get ipur bills T, . — „ » “ v n». to a small be ?. P,ncf w.here throwin; through windows is coni It Is estimated that the 4,326 Advertising is a source of rov-, miles o f billboard in America have enue, not a tax on profits. This qsked for whiskey and bitters. He persuaded seventeen pecple to buy sonWwklng. they would not have has been demonstrated. was givun the bottle and a glass bought otherwise.— Baltimore Sun. Advertising is an investment, not and while the proprietor turned to an expense. , get the bitters the caller performed At the demand o f the outraged , .Advertising g e u volume and vol­ a scientific job by filling tho glass people o f Florida the state went to ume gets profits. extraordinary expense and trouble Advertising increases turnover. brimful without spilling a drop or to convict Higginbotham, tho con­ Increased turnover means increased dverflowing. vict camp “ whipping boss” who income. Tho saloon man surveyed tbq qa4js«d the death of young Talbert, Advertising la ttie link between handiwork calmly and then stuck a and now the supreme court has set supply and demand— between the asido th o conviction and It must all man who has something to sell and Plump middle finger into It. W b ft are- you d o in g ?’* de­ be don# over again— with prospects the man who dealrea ‘ manded the patron sharply. that the brutal beater may never Advertising la . > * U W n fc .b o h . for the bitta rsto %M-Pf nareruaing is me news of worth while things; who makes them, and where and when and how and why. Advertising makes business go forward and lethargy disappear. Advertising means much more, but this ia .enough to make adver­ tising well worthy of serious con- .more effective than the combined i§ circulation o f all the other news- S papers, magazines and periodicals 15 can be acquired b y ; b u ild in g a sa v in g s accou nt i n . this bank. A COMMUNITY-BUILDER _* ^ President. n.t �ocia .JIISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society M eet H N o r a r a iD J.'i* On 'TThar On. h u r s d a y nfternocn and •*’ !'** l-l i. Thousands b f:, votes a m beltff, Mrs. W. L. Rumple. night the Orlatufe district Uniofl, 400.000 elation’ ff r t^e building, add ' the Cast hyl HMtdinp' contestant*f a n d , , R ® l ® n HpageOf interest to the many Sanford I Editor. Phonb: Rea. 425 friends o f Miss Anna L. Huff ia the o f the Florid* Christian' Ernie*- their' friends In the r a c e tSf t he’ 473.000 foundation fo o the Roller, gas comE. X . Cal son...'.... announcement o f her engagement vor will be In session at the local 92,145 In prizes and cash to be Mjs* R -E . Griffin ...... ttOjOOO P ^ r . ^ h ^ . ^ p m s i o n tan*. , and approaching marriage to Wil­ Presbyterian Church. The after­ awarded on Saturday, June 28th.’ Miss S*ra Easterby.... 302)000' noW being boilt. Work o f laying liam Chester McLendon, Jr., o f At­ noon seulon will be from 4 until by the Milane theater to the tw elve: Mrs. W. S. Allen.— .... 203)000 i the gas mains soon will b e fic. G o’clock, it is said, and the night contestants receiving the highest Miss Tillye Benjamin lanta, Ga. ,200,000!, „ r -r — --------------* |Miss * n" ~ Miss Huff has visited in this city session will betrin at 7:30 o'clock. number of votes. .195,000 >■ A prominent visitor in Sanford Duncan B. Curry, state alumni , With each J2.50 book q f'tlck e ts, e?3fl. several times as the guest of her sister. Mrs. H. D. Caswell, and has superintendent of the Chrhtian rfold by contestants this^wcck. th e’ Yytr o f l-w vot®*L *«P*™te the ( Saturday Was Prof, J. W. W. Dan- , in .tick ets.1®®* a host o f friends henj. The follow­ Endeavor A ssociation. .and Beu­ purchaser receive* ■ M k t f l M H M H H h r i l f e F l e l, who hohh ihn are allowed: n ext! standi. „ - -- —■ -ing is an extract taken from the \lah Roney o f Orlando, will be the ^ trs irttS T K lpU i. theater.11 Wesleyan coilege at .'Maoatc.M^-.« Many d ele-., , Atlanta. JauruaL.coer.acaing Miss., principal speakers. ffdtes front the Orlando district on I2.G0 b o o k .___ and the __ ____ last______ week 7 hu In g ra m this week at the Mi- I was thrf guest of friends while fluff and nnrl tie av* engagement: nTUrntronmnli Huff her are expected to be present, I of tha campaign only 1,000 votes, lane is as follows: Monday, Bright Miss Huff ii the second daughter Tuesday V >— :— • i the vote credits decreasing oath Lights o ' Breadway. of Mr .and Mrs. James Burnside " Catherine Young has returned Mr. and Mrs. J; H, price and M r .; wegk hereu'ter until the close. The BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN. Huff, and is the sister o f Mrs. Ben pre- home from Rollins college, where and Mrs, Kenneth Douglass m o - j pictures of contestants will be Wednesday, William F ox Dorsey Caswell, of Sanford, Fla., lured to pel.and and Daytona shown on the screen In n few days. ahe spent a very profitable year. and)df Miss Kathryn Huff. Beach yesterday. Mrs. Price and Manv friends o f contestants rre >, Miss Huff's maternal prandpar- Mrs. Douglaa* will spend this week rallying to the suppert o f their ^ r s r r e e n e d ; Thursday, “ THE |Iey .many friends in Oveido .ate ents were the late Mr. and M^>- ih DeLnnd as the guest of friends, favorites, knowing that tha tinket1 FAIR CHEAT* ; Friday. Eiaine glwl to know that she la planning Sanford Blackwell, of Gainesville, — books an? good until usod Only Hiuntneril^ln in “ uR uM S OF toiiieiul the summer at home. Ga., and she is the great-grand­ Mr. apd Mrs. J. W. Mero and ; those who purchase the ticket JEOPARDY ,H ulstf Roast o f Paradaughter o f the late Major Samuel daughters,.Jlorothy and Florence, I books nt a saving o f 20 per rent No- 2 ! Saturday, Stephens. On her maternal side are leaving tomorrow In their car ace allowed to Vote. Both the pur-; 1 FIGHT*—G FOR JUSTICE,” “Cheapest la the k » g run she is related to the Blackwell fo r YVashington. D. C„ and Akrbn, i <asor and the contestants: benefit“ ,80 comedy. Pcnjola and Black throughout Ohio. YVhflg in Washington they : lag by the transaction. family, ' .prominent , ! *'xcn will be shown at the Mil.ine Georgia, and also to the diatin- will be the^gueits uf Mrs. Mero's i The voting promises to be fast n®x* week. No advance tn prices guishod Stephens family o f Ken­ daughters <(nd Mr*. Mero's mother, * and furious from now until ?! admission. On account o f the tucky. Both Major Stephens and Mrs. Oakldy. While in Akron they ; the close c f the contest,only a little bfK demand for Manna Vanna this Mr. Blackwell served with distinc­ will v i s i t o r s . W. A. Saloman. | less than three weeks until th e, Plclur® will also be show i or.e’ tion in the Confederate army. They will be away for two months. | winners will receive their r e -, S**’. " 11 Wednesday only, Instead of C O U R T IN G B L IN D N E 8 S ■------I ward. YVcdnesdny and Thursday. On her paternal side she Is the Is what you are doing when T o o neg­ Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Carter en ter-1 HOW THEY' STAND TODAY -------- '-----------granddaughter of the late Judge lect twitching. watery b W jh o t, vxe tamed at a rook party Thursday Miss Ollie Vera Glisson —575.000' ^*r3- J- b l ively and three chllJohn Huff, of Duhlonega, Ga. eye*. Leonard* s Golden Eye L ft » ° The bride-elect is of a lovely evening W" honor of their niece, j MissAnn Lee ...................... 530,000 dren. Effic, Joe and Nellie, left cure* nearly every eye disease. Cool*, Sara Carter, o f Callahan, Fla. I Miss Allie Gillon. ................ 533,000 Wednesday for Iaike Wales where brunette type and h ri ho*ts o f heals and strengthen*. Get L«mAbout 16 guests were present and • Mrs. Howard Overlin ...... 523,000 they will spend the summer with friends, owing to her sincere man­ anh’s." It make* itroo* fir**- At all ner and sweetness o f character. druggists. yStw Miss Huff attended school at the Girls' High school and was a popu­ lar member of the student body. Mr. McLendon, who is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McLen­ ♦% don, is one of the most prominent young men in Atlanta's business and social circles. During the World war he was in the naval service. His maternal grandparents w«re the late Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, of South, Carolina. Through his great-grandfather he is related to the Bromletts, who settled Green­ ville, S. C., In the TO's. His paternal grandparents were the late Captain Isaac A. McLen­ hind them with lita iiosts. Got! don, of Civil war fame. said, Exodus 15:15: “ Speak unto The groom-elact Is associated the children o f Israel that they go with the building firm of Cromer & forward."' So the Lord opened •. Thornton. • way.” The marriage of Miss Huff and "Lack of Means." Dr. Brown­ Mr. McLendon will be an interest­ ie® reviewed the miracle o f the ing event of the summer, taking Feeding o f the Five Thousand. ince Wednesday, July HL nt the "YVe see providential provision of t. John’s Methodist Episcopal this sort every day," he said. "This churuch, South. is exemplified in the way in which means are nearly always provided Peppers and tomatoes are mov­ for church buildings." ing briskly from this section and "Lazarus died," Jesus delayed there are still several cars o f cel­ His arrival at the home of Lazarus, ery yet to mover^y perhaps we foolishly think He did Mrs. R. R. W -ight, Elizabeth so on account of indifference. Not so. Jesus came on the fourth day. Young, Mrs, YV. E. Young, Mable He loved these people, as He loves Swope, and Mrs. S. YV. Swope wore us, more thun they reulized and He Orlando visitors Saturday. wanted to give them an effectual Little Lucilo Gore returned Mon­ lesson in faith. This could best be done in just the rqanner He em­ day from Orange Generul Hospital where she had undergone an opera­ ployed. It is so with us always. No mat­ tion for tonsils and adenoids. j.4.+ + <.+ 4.<.+ + .><.++.>++.>++4.<.4.4.4.4 .>4-g4-> >-( -> > g + + -> > 4 " M -> + < -K ♦ « 4 - + « + + + + 4 - 9 - + + + 4 > > + 4 - * - > + * + 4 - * + + ter how difficult our situation, if we are willing to trust God and will seek to know and follow Hi* paths, we ^shall surely se4!lhe,',Clw^.. of, ill New Broadcast Role , Circle will it the home 918 M agnolia Circle o f the ,411 meet at . n. Chitten!enue, at 4 l8 W. Third noring ihearsal, v\ nuptials at it church, luptisls. Methnoon. (^Auxiliary, U. it the parlor* h it 8 p. m. !ARD AT THE CHURCHES [ and Friloha g Pcsbyterian Church Dr. 4jTeached:r Sunday m om nJohn 11:40: “ Said I not I that if thou wouldst be­ lli ahouldst see the glory [arriage ir Couple :-'* j£ * 4 sa id th fto word* before the S b 'of Loza rub," said Dr. B ro w * - "Lazarus had been dead fo u iffy i » nd his grief-stricken r c liffs were confronted with u jifpjit,situ ation and one calling fnA bold and courageous faith. NJeubt you have hours o f wonding whether tho gospel is literii a charming ajnroe. And'cbnsidering the d if. nt of friends in HBties, o f the true Christian life v wr et 'tempted ‘ tempted to ask whether htr every mar- A * n '* life is a practical one. Can rfie lived tod a y?" originally from has spent the Dr. Brownlee outlined four major lorija. He wai Ifficuities which he said it seemed Orlando Cred1.b- him stand In the way of an im­ ambdr of year plicit faith. He classified them rrtd tg the Sjt under the heads o f "Opposition on ition. ' ■ the part o f men," “ Physical difficultics,” "Lack o f Means" and wrwooll wil*®* "Death itself." rk Avenue.. He rend the third chapter of Exodus, relating the story of God's appearing to Mose* in the burning bush, and Moses' conduct there­ after, particularly Moses’ objec­ of Wheel tions to attempting what God told So no matter what trials you . Collie 4 him he should do. face if your effort ia.in line with ionviller Moses facedaiiiftficttlttef.'-on ne- God’* . JacRlLand. yo*>. 4nc*V i i r : iciL em m trq fjh c Atopbritlbno/ Jding of stateplsce at the (n. N. Hudson n when their *, became the L Sherwood of S Quite a number of the young ^ls^U*nde^tjw,..QUtrict J5lh irtn. League 'tJruoa-J»oatliig at behettpflyS V •iM Ln*nrhite -k eep in g. sheep. The job sfcemed too much for him', so he Raised the objections wo have noted. Finally the Lord convinced bint. And Moses learned, after hi* subsequent experiences, that if he should believe he should perceive the glory o f God. * Tho Israelites escaping out o f Egypt and pursued by Pharaoh were confronted with difficulties : “ ir for the ,, r*hroad, is ii ;k ends. /neron Aveifgr Topeka, me, to visit tdr from St. .them and toLos Angeles, summer with *. Fay and many point* West before William Robert YVilUama of SanA jolly party :'ord is spending a while in Oveido. :zve Mrs. Fay niter on SunDr. R. E. Stovens and Miss Olive with gifts, Vera Glisson motored to Daytona bet, Beach yesterdayv ind daughter, M ; » — —ton of Beck Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly ormer’s niece, lave moved to t^eir new home oq from Sanford, n by train for remain several Mrs. J. H. Cowan and son spent yesterday in Palatka, the guests o f •is w e e k have i riends. « pepper crop d crop of field Mr. and Mr*. J. S. Harvard and art hundreds I’amily spent Sundsy st Coronada « the celery Beach. ome one o f the celery delta. Mr*. J. N. Tolar and Mr*. Ed Dmise of much Bella are ipendlng today in Orgathering wQl Undo. own efforts olone, atone. Wo fire __ ___ not willing to cry* "Help my unbelief," and we forget the Creator of all the Earth, whose arm is strong, and who was the same yesterday, toduy and will be forever, and who will help us as Hu helped with thesu four cases, and as lie has helped men everywhere, when Hi* voice has been heard und obeyed. PERSONALS de Butler r friday after was a member aas of '24 and «r in behalf o f nt election. As the university a luccau. Ttaentatlve of ' Friday and arranging fo r to Miami and r, June 9. The »•* 8:30 a .m .. L ‘ June 14. T of the Coral 1trip will coat ‘*11 the beaut •Parties, Mlai ■u meeting •y school i tning in ( of the weatl ■ Attendance c«r*. but so done. One 4ere dlscU*i given by i •Ptiit Sunt c> which is i L. C. Bebout and family enjoyed yesterday at DeLeon Springs. Corbett YVilliams JW B j i ____ has returned :'rom a visit to friend* and rela­ tive* in Georgia. Mrs. O. P. Swope and daughter, Shirley, wore Oveido visitor* Sat­ urday, Ercel Little and Charlotte Smith of Sanford were guests at the rook party.given by Mable Swope. Mrs. YV. B.^VnUams, Nell and Roy Williams motored to Oviedo Sunday. Sam Fleischer- Pierce Griffin, Joe Gonzales, JAanr'Schaul and David Mantey of Orlando enjoyed a swim at DeLeon Springs yes­ John Preston Graham was the terday. Sareek-end guest o f Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Ms. Weyman White and J. S. Harvard. daughter spent yesterday at DayM ‘ ' 1 V* « >*m ' Mr. and Mr*. Brick Baggett and tons Beach. Mr. and | f a Raymond Fox mo­ Glenn Davis and Fred Hoage en­ tfred to^rU ryjo yeste joyed Sunday at the Daytona Mr. and Mrs. B. B. turned this morning a! Sam Telford left thl* morning for Washington, D. C., whore he Friends oi Rev. 8. W. W alker ra­ g o e f on'business. il to learn o f hie serious illness Mr. snd Mrs. C. 11. Britt and Mr. Lakeland, FJa. S and Mrs. Archie Betts spent Sunat DeLeon Springs. Once again the opportunity is o f­ fered the shrewd investor to take advantage of an offering of busi­ ness plots at Coral Gables. While the buy of any kind of Florida real estate is a good investment the buy­ ing of business property is consid­ ered the best of all by those wise men who trade exclusively in it. In opening up of the Coral Way section, Part One, Coral Gables o f­ fers the same opportunity as when the present business area vvas put on the market* in January, 1923. The present .business section con­ tained 1,500 plots and more than 90 per cent have been sold. Bet­ ter yet, many of them have already changed hands at handsome profits. The Coral Way section is in the heart of the business zone at Coral Gables. It is bisected by * Coral Way, a 120 foot wide paved high­ way, and is served from the north and south by Ponce de Leon Boule­ vard, a 100 foot wide paved boule­ vard. In this new business district a group ..of ..fine . administratipn building will be located, the first of which will be erected immediately to house the executive depart­ ments of the Coral.Gables organi­ zation. Such is the opportunity now of­ fered the shrewd investor. Here profits are assured by the high cali­ ber of the development work nfid the mightiness of the building pro­ gram that is to come. The opportu­ nity today is one that comes only at the beginning of big things. Come to Coral Gables today aboard a de luxe Pullman bus. The trip is free and provides the easiest way of taking advantage of the present opportunity. Mr. and Mrs. YV. L T. Stringer and daughter left yesterday for id Mir. and Jacksonville to be the guest* of Mr. Stringer's brother for the next two weeks. J. R. Parker has moved his store eradon and Spoilt Sun- from Bithlo to the Brpwn A McIn­ tosh settlement, just south of "town". Sanford apent The Tart Bros, o f the aUvs fac­ l her parents, tory are beginning operations this Lesetta. week. Now workmen are arriving t Tuesday from daily. ■ Mr*. T. J. Gonsale* and daugh­ ter, Frances, motored to Jackson­ s Jones o f Bartow ville I**t week, bringing Mnu Gon­ y to be the guest of zales’* sister, Mrs. W, D. Nedes, Shinholser. Miss home with them. Mrs. Nedes will attend the Phlljraw- •/v*g*V Miami'sM aster Suburb George E . M errick, O w ner Sanford Office, no Theatre Bldg, Sanford Fla. J • u: W m * f t i m B u c k , D a y ja w , O tU nJt, Sf. Pdenbwi, W o �-a I t ______ ! I Ituaiy •*rrn5* Y a n y "* * * ' BY HARRY R HUNT X affair, even though Coolidge I NFA Service SUIT Writer. l v » M M I n . There were m’ore rtl/ASIIINGTOM .? D. O —Mrs? fodoraV nnn derbies than ’' p Iur'* | > V Coolldfre'e White lloustf "Karhat* In the check rooms. And <>'0. Wen parties'* qf the |«sf fnonth number of,plain buxlnexs rack suits linvc provided a delightful antidote on the masculine cunt* outnum­ Co the heavy diet of politics find bered the’ lonc-tnlled "frocks." jilum Uuff throuch which XVathlrip. Most of the diplomats, of course, jonl.ins have had to live diving and their socj-etnrles nnd attaches, (there last months of a pre-cam* wore the formal afternoon swnflotv dmlcn session of Congress. ' tails. So did Secretary Hitches, by And whatever else they may havo’ way of being a diplomat himself. stone, they have demonstrated fhat. But Jim- Davis, secretary of la­ should the canny and cautious Cal bor, simply put a red carnation In •be sent back for another four year* the buttonhole on his business suit •In the executive mansion, Mrs. Cal and felt all dressed up. VMTr^hreiefWriiM-Upoa.ta make up fby her own charm nnd personality ifor the social chorttomlncs of, her DWIN DCNBT, former secre­ lallent partner. tary of navy, wearing the Cards to Mrs. Coolhlge's spring business suit nf a business man, parties havo Ixsm as much In ties x-emeU lo enjoy l-elnc hack under •nand as tickets to the Democratic tire executive,roof. Conernl Saw­ convention. Any good Washingyer was there, loo; In correct after­ torilnn would cheerfully have for­ noon garb, not In the uniform he so feited Seats to tho Cleveland con­ lung wore with pride. . vention, for Instance, in exchance l-ady Isabella Howard, wife of tfor admittance to one of there af­ the British ambassador, made her fairs. And to one who has experlfirst nppenrnnee at h large gather­ ienced both conventions nnd garden ing since her arrival In Washing­ ■parties It mukt lie admitted thu ton, nnd wnn n center of attention. dure of tho latter is tho most cn-' Her dress? Oh. yes; black velvet jtlu ailing., 1with touches of purple and a chin­ chilla collar. JfpAKE the latest of these “ par1*1 ties” for Instance. Even a BS. BENJAMIN HABniKON*. slashing thunder-shower which drenched tho grounds nt tho very widow of the former Hooeler •Jiour the red-coated marine Lind ptysiilrnt. held court bear a palm 'was tuning up for tho fesilvltit-a, In one corner of the East Boom. (Could not dampen tho enthusiasm ’I'hv older ret who knew her when jef the Invited guests. she greeted ns first Lady talked By ntilo nnd tnxl-cab, or on foot over with her the “ good old ■with raincoats and umbrellas, they «l.av»." name, full strength. I larvey .Wiley, well past 80 but Shifting her plans to suit the looking in Ills middle llftles, was a itvealhcr‘3 whim, Mrs. Coolidgo walking endorsement of bis "pure threw open tho whole lower floor food'1 theories. Wiley practiced o f the White House, placed the w|iat\hripreaches, and kept uwav marine Land In tho great entrance from .the punch, cakes and Ices hallway, nnd carried tho yffalr which ,wcre dispensed In the Slate through without n hitch. Dining Room. ’ Instead of greeting her guests on Anil ' |h and out nmong the ithe lawn, she nnd the president throng, with an air of unmlstnk* shook hands with all comers In tho nlilo prld.i and proprietorship, big Bast Boom nnd tmdo them Mrclled Mr. frank W. Stearns, of “ make themselves at home.” Horton.1 E f 1 THOUG d: and ■hall be lowlinn M '•>' r e d s e a l r E( 1007—Scordame (F o r g e t u „ , , t e o w : Workers "W x J ffft lii 1014— On the Banka of the W»k W .y Down i„ Old ^ T*feut> ! • 10 0 ^ -M a ^ rk a (in C Sharp „ „ vnniiia fa y in excess o f the value ~ £ B *rtL tU en »lv ).^ '*ThIs"Ts one o f thp consequences o f the visitation at Papeete of “ vanilla 4millionaires” froth the Leeward group of the Society Is­ lands. These islands .escaped the plant disease that devastated the plantations of Tahiti some years ago. Thus, when tho prieo bf.vanilla beans soared recently to great heights, these islanders had full crops for which they received sums beyond their wildest dreams. Pa­ peete being the Paris o f the South Seas, these newly-risen nabobs have been flocking here to spend their gains. The roads in nnd about the city have become perilous from flivvers, chartered by the week, loaded with fat Kanakas, who rush about at high speed to the consternation of pedestrians. Their womeh folk are nstonixhing the beach dwellers with glowing silks, high-heeled shoes and picture hats. This orgy o f spending will con­ tinue until the lust franc is gone. Then the natives will return huppiilyl to the peaceful' shores of Hniaten nnd Bora and resume their old pursuits of climbing the moun­ tains for “ fei” and combing the reefs for fish. But, having had a whale o f n time, they will be con- LIGHT VOCAL SE i nctoel mar (Out Sea ,. Dissension Between Weatern Portions Stronghold Will Convention. WASHINGTON7*Juno Ft-nr of La Follette will hannt the man­ agers o f the Republican National Contention nil this week and for the remainder o f the presidential campaign, and yet there is nothing they can do to give themaeivea comfort or courage. La Follette absent is sure to be u stronger in­ fluence than ever was La Follette present. The senator from Wisconsin jiersonlflcs and interprets the western states which haiAs revolted oguinst President •Coolidge and the"kind o f Republicanism which he repre­ sents. Without the electoral votes o f those'states Coolidge runs under pn almost hopeless handicap. And y ^ W s baeker*:ttf>4 'tpokcSmen CTBentoa .can. do: next to nothing line for the Republican uomiru-y this year. * ' ' # Any^ittcnipt to write a platform or to promise legislation thnt would satisfy this recalcitrant and rebellious Republicanism o f the West would instantly ulicnatn certnln en^tern groups which art- cx.pcctcd to finance the Republican pnrty this year as in the pust. Nothing thnt the eastern contingent would accept will suit Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Jown, Montana nnd Idaho. By the ftnmo token, what they ' detnund ■ Arthof ntrvfuction— “The C.rl „f on i Irtialns la restricted to elawlflcatlon. trmr la mad* The San* Arthur 'Scout*Wha* Hoe' » !' Wallace! —‘ TheiVfl nac Luck About the j Bellsof Scotland"—1“Auld l* - “ Rob Roy -"B lu e tells MacGreagor of Scotland-, mfoder )*en Ge efaieftal rfcU l8 aa pr an a i l state h bis citi: EVERT TRUE Here is a second cartoon drawn by Bon Guthrie on the Florida gubernatorial situation.'One may fully appreciate this by reading the charges made by Catts in Jacksonville a few days ago MRS. LINCOLN IN ACCIDENT MANCHESTER, .Vt., June 9.— Mrs. Mary Lincoln, wife o f Rob­ ert. Lincoln, only surviving rela­ tive o f President Lincoln, is at her summer estato here, suffering from a compound fracturo o f her leg, it became known Sunday. News o f it was received here shortly after her arrival at Washington several days ago, but wqn yyithheld. LOW RATES OFFERED GAINESVILLE, June 9.— J. A. Norman, dean o f the University o f Florida, announces receipt from W. 11. Howard o f official notice that the southeastern division o f tho Atlantic Coast Line railroad will grant special reduced rates to stu­ dents attending tho summer school ■J- the university beginning Juno 10. The rates will be continued beyond the time for their return home. T h q «r ttUhlng.Ao’takb'ad'. vantage o f the reduced rates are required 1»o obtain identification ccrtifidule* from Dean Norman to he presented to the ticket agent*. G A B R IE L GREATER . n . s nu r id in g COMFORT UUUI P. A . M ERO S ■* * i ■ B Y CONDO| . 1 1 HOME BCCAOSE 1 BOUGHT »T. COME OUT TO , D in n e r w it h ME AND f ,TEUL W ip e SOME KIND Op A WARN TO J » square, m e f o r S S p e n d in g | th e . m o new : | W ith a H eart o f Steel *1 F O U N D W H E R E G O O D T A S T E P R E V A IL S AND IS W e invite y o u r A P P R E C IA T E D inspection o f our compl< show in g now on d isp lay a t th e SONFOI MRS. GUNN - So r e - oldtim e r DEPEND ON To HELP OUT A I 1 FRIENOJ __ I r COULD NOT RESIST F U R N I T U R E C Or, a n d w e are pleased S our h u sb an d s invitation to stop Fo g Pi n n e r e s p e c i a u m w h e n , r HE Tl/vtPTED AtE WITH A RlDC I OUT HERE IN HIS SPLENOIONEVAI I advise th a t ca r lo t p urchases have enabled HE IS FOUUNArt , > in RCCEiv in o - su c h a —\ LUXURIOUS G iF T l ZJ r to offer th is line o f K A L T E X , admittedly t GIFT? peer o f W o v e n F u rn itu re , a t prices far bel< usual fo r th is distinctive ty p e o f high gr» m erchandise. D etF A C IN C ^ ; ■ P O S T e : U5 p lC T u ie .^ : FOR RENT—2 furnished house­ keeping royns, 716 W^ First St. LEARN ABOUT Polk County and FOR RENT Two unfurnished ’ Iatkoland, through tho Star-Tele­ rooms. Apply 311 Palmetto Ave. gram. Best advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. FOR RENT— Cool outside sleeping SlaF-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. rooms, $5.00 per week. 206 Park b ADVEitnsr.na. hid representative thorfunlllsr with rates, rulea BlSestlon. will give you • information. And If h. they will assist you In f your want ad to make effective. fORTXAT N O T IC *. tilers should clva their ir poet off Ico address as thslr phona number If dre results. About on* let of a thousand has a ie, and the others can’t jrste with you unions am your address. COLUMBUS (On.) MSDOKIl—C lass­ ified ads Iiavo the largest circu ­ lation In Southwestern Georgia. Ilato to fG -w ord) line. »VANTED— Competent men to FOR RENT— House, 4 rooms, bath, WANTED— Handle tracts of tracking and . garage, $27.50 mo. Corner Sec­ high class hannns land on a share ond and Maple. Phone 388. basis. J. H. Elder, Eagle Lake, FOR RENT— New cottage at Gin- FIs. dcrville; also one for sale. Terms to suit. Apply Mr. Potee, Citrus EARN $5 to $20 weekly copying Heights Filling Station, Orlando names for mail order firm. Par* titulars stamp. J. Leonard, Box 91 { _________________ ___________ EOR RENT— ft-room house, newly Roxbury, Mass. done. Phone 498. j finished throughout; fine location. W ANTED— Young man Scmfnoli 209 E. Fifth S t .__________________ county school teacher desires WANTED— Sanrurd business men FOR RENT — 5-room dwelling, aition during summer raonthes. Ad who are in need of competent huge sleeping porch; rent reas­ dress “ Teacher” , care Herald. help should read the classified onable. A. P. Connelly A Sons. pago of The Herald. There’s no reason for sending out-of-town for ■ ’■ GINSEIIR.FLSOshr dof rnhnh help when there is probnbly Just PROPOSE HOME FOR AGED HELSINGFORS, Juno 9.— Exthe person you want in the city TAMPA. Juno 9.— A Florida lo- port of paper from Finland for cation for a proposed home for the month o f April is estimated nt aged business women will be sug- a total o f 20,000 tons, as comgested nt the convention of the pared with 8,500 tons for March. Business and Professional Women's i The paper industry in Finland is clubs meeting at West Bndon, Ind.,1 growing to such an extent, that the week of July 21, It is stated by several new factories are now in LAWN FERTILIZER local members o f the organization, the course o f construction. R E A L ESTATE For Sale— House and lot oti San­ ford Avenue. 1‘rlce f 1.250. Terms. For Sale— Business now clearing i four to five hundred dollars per month. $1,500 takes it. Come quick. For Sale— Ten acres, 300 feet lake front, good dwelling, garage, a good variety of fruit trees, a baggain for $ 1,000. TermsWe havo the largest listing on celery nnd vegetable farms in the city. If you want a city lot, a su­ burban lot, a house ready built, celery farm, grove o** anything in the real estate line cad on us. We sell at tho owners’ prico only. Call nnd see us. We give you the bar­ gains and service. THE SEMINOI-F- REALTY CO. SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. :• t. W n . M. W oodcock. Tax Coll lector o f the T ow n o f T-oni ' rlcrlita. do hereby certify that the follow 'lng constitute* .Ihc jitiurnt tax list for taxes duo tho T ow n o f Lonicwood. Florida, f “ year. ISIS. L ost and Found LOST an opportunity to ke«p abrenst witn the titnaa by ifot reading the classified pages of your daily newspaper. Herald want ads contain many Interesting messages. It will pay you to read TO REACH thu prosperous farm -.them daily. • ers and fern growers of Vnln*la'_ IrraU office n r br l e t county advertise in the DeLand ' Trlephoue illa e o a ttn Daily News, rate lc per word, cash ■re *o l vallilwith order. w ‘ T 't & Z ?r >ui. Prompt, Efficient Service. A IJTTLE WANT AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have For R en t no use for. A little thirty-cent ad ipartments muy bring you several dollars. Phono 148 and a representative ENT—Two room apart- will call to see you.______________ [with or without garage. FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando Avenue. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ ENT—Light housekeeping fied business, rule lc n word, min­ [with sleeping porth. one imum 24c cash with order. kind hospital, 301 W. Fifth AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest INT—Apartments. Shir classified medium, rale cash .09c irtments, opposite post- charge. 10c per line, minimum •30c. MAIJ^E— Watcrvlllc, Morning SeifJ»T—Two room housetinel. Thousands o f Maine peo­ ipartmcnt. 719 Oak Ave ple are interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card on applica- We deliver—Term* cash, aid, South Georgia a greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Wnycrosa JournalHerald, Waycross, Georgia. bfcACH H elp W a n te d Houses For R en t ' . CHASE & CO Phone 663 hated this t«th day of May. A. I». 192«. WM. M. WOODCOCK. Tux C ollector of tho Tow n o f L ongw ood, Florida. bOM .VVOOn. a«ltr<-(,rtlr<t la P lst llo n k V'a. 1, T a g r a IN to 31, He County Iterorils. / 0 0 s . >< FOR SALE CHEAP— One Jersey Frank Pounds, COW with calf. Forest City, Saying It With Jazz A young fellow was trying hard to explain to tho salesman what he wanted. “ Now, haven’t you this songT-Jt goes zint-zlin, zum-zum, zangzang. You know." 4 • And the talesman was trying very hard to follow him. “ Sorry," said the salesman, “ but I don't seem to recognize the tune. What arc the w ords?" “ Those are the words."— Musical Record. P i t A I I I . K V'X A I I I > I T I O \ T O I.O M I W o o l “ I- Vmgr IT, Senilnote C o u n t, Ite rn r«lo. tJearrlptlon ef l.anri. X a its I* . SO. 31. S t, A ■■eased T « ST n m l 20 . Mary K. Hut Beg s. K, Cor. of Jm,u|i and West Likr Ave. In the Town of I-ontt, Wood, Hec. 31, Twp. 20. It. 30 K.. 'i run* M 1»* ft.. B »5i «« ft.. N. las ft.. Weal to point of beg..... . Unknown Beg H W. Cor. HW| of NVV«4. Hoc. 31. Twp 2rt. It. 30 K . run* N <107 fl . K .121 ft.. H. «97 ft.. VV 32t ft D o .-: \V. Cor. of HKU of NWl* H-,- It. Twp 20. It 30 K., run* K. I"', ft.. N. 520 ft. W. 105.0 ft.. H. It. Murphy COUNTY—The coiri hreezo, the result ^ nrr woro, tTnrTf mipimum minimum ' (<0||ntyi *J**”1 llniflfi *Hu«t«A )n^.rtion” Hemlnolo rate I9ac per b-ior|lta. of to check I _ .prepared . charge 25c cash with order. WrDe I Krctlona 7 ami T ow n sh ip so-Sbuth. is a cold. Be ilange 31 Knsl. Iioumlt-il unit don- this cold with a few doses o f the f o f complete rate card.'* . Bogin- well-known FOLEY’S HONEY DBVkl-OPKUH“ ATTKNTrotF^i'en- rrlhvil n* follows, to.w it; aarola la tiexlnnlng the ur*ate*t da- nnlg at a cnriirr |iost not In tho AND TAR COMPOUND. Boat for xround ntarkod with a nail fi>r tho velnpment Ip Olnrhla's history; a point of Intersection nf Ohio anil roughs, colds, hoarseness. Benjam­ half million dollar highway to th* Jeaup AVea. for Crlppgn Ilond). alan in Thomas, 712 West Lackawanna gulf bench Just finished; a two Ave., Scranton, Pa„ writes: "Your million dollar brldite across Escam­ bia Buy started; quarter million HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND dollar opera house under construc­ did mu good, as 1 had a cold in my Two nice, large, cool tion: two million* being spent on head and chest." Get a bottle to­ Uig housekeeping rooms, blah way; greatest chance for live day. Sold everywhere. honth, $5.00 week. 312 dev-lopera to set In on ground floot. Writ* Development Depart­ IS t . ___________ ^ ment The Pensacola New*. ___ Nntlr* of A|i|«llrnl;an (or T m llrril — Two cool furnished WKHT VIIUBNIA— Clarksburg, Th* t'nilrr Nrrtlno 57.9 »r Ifcr Omvral Ntatulr* «( Cir Slat* « l Klwrld* >n» and kitchen. Lights t'lsrkshurg Exponent, morning Notli*n I* hi-rrhy mvrn that II .11. [r. $20.00 a, month. 014 Including Hunduy. morning Imsuo. Iliilidy. purcha*rr nf Tax fi-rllflralr D IS P L A Y —— AT”*”4*4*** I cent per word, minimum 34c.__ No. 1293. ilatvU »:.n *•», ,-jy of Jum*. A. D„ 1X99, hits tlli-d nald n-rtlllcatiln my nfflcr, unil hn* maita a|ipllrnt n far tnx il«-,-il to l**uo In uri*nri!anco with law. Halil crrtlflrar.. rmhrae** tin* fnllowlnir deacrlhnl liruprrt) Hllliuli'd In Hnmlnulo cdun IJT, Florida, tn-wlt; llrir. HtV. cur. of NtV t4 of NB14, Hrc. 9. Twp. 21 H, ltan*« 19 Eust. run K. 10 rh.. N. II Vi cha, H. 55 di-Kreea. W. 12 2« ch*.. H. *•» rh*.— 10 acre*. Th* said land In-mu a»«e**rd at thr date nf thr Unuanc* nf Hurh rrrtlIh-ale In the name of A. B. Wand Unit-** **ld rrrtlfli**tw ahall he rrdermrd arcordliiK In law taa dent will l*«ii* thuri-nn on th* tlh day nf June. A. D„ 1924. tVltnria my official alanaturr and seal Ihla the 2(tli day uf April, A. Ik. 1934. fHEAD K. A. DOtlULAHH. Clerk Circuit Cnurt. Hemlnnlr County, Florida By A M. Week*. D. C. | .2 l-(.5 .| l-3 « .« .2 TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of One furnished u Florida real estate advertise In with garage. tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word dally, two cents a word LNT — Delightfully cool 8 undays._______ ___ _______________ i*nt for ono couple. Cor­ "D O YOU W ANT to buy or sell ad Oak Ave. Call 2603. . anything?" If so advertise in the "Gainesville S u n ."___________ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■IB ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated in a l -e s t a t e circulated in industrial and agricul­ tural center. r*A "* J/Tor- (Waal Vlrat 0 n« 7 1room Bungalow. • * Kuod buy, and xood H*’ , Morcaaill* bualnaaa oh [Mt. Kami location, aatabtin " oor health only raaIrlUna. J, , »nt. t-room -cottaxc, poaJ* °ac*. Fifth 8tr*«t and ♦tiue. Price reasonable. Several five-room cot­ 'll located, eaay terms, "•uranc*. Thla department t /etc* and Inspection* If furnished. rm.nt w , can aaalat In FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS •Whan the kidneys are In need o f a good flushing taka FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kldnaya. They promptly and effectively flush the kidney*, InNOTICE OF ADOPTION. create their activity and bring Notice lx hereby *lven that on the 2rd day of July. A. D. 1921. the uneasant relief. London Taylor, will upply to the Judite Drcheater, Iowa, writes: " I a n ford llrreld. a newepap«r puhlleh. deralKiied of thr Circuit Court (or the Havtruthfully tay that FOLEY PILLS <-d In Hanford, Hcmlnole County, rnth Judlrlal Circuit of Florldil. Hemlnolo County, at hla office In are the best I ever used. I had Florida. {lone and ordered, thla the 3rd Hanford. Florida, for an order au- S day of May. 1934 (HEAL) E. A. Dol'dLAHS, Clerk of the Circuit Courl of Hemlnolo County .Florida. By A. 54. Wok*. Depty Clerk Fre.l II. Wllaon Hollcltor for Complainant. May t-U -1 9 .2 8 ; Jun* J -i.I8.M -3l M T H ^ C H iA L _ k FOR SALE—dO-ocrc farm on Cel­ ery Avenue, fully equipped. J A. Runtlcy, Box 921._____________ FOR SALE— A business block for $9,000. Rents torj$l,600 per year. Good terms.___Thrasher A Garner. FOR SALE—Fifteen acres o f land, all cleared. Four acres of finest muck land cleared and drained. Eleven acres of good farming and citrus land ready to set. Fifty oneyear-old tan gerin es, som e hnnanns. i B Y ------- T A Y L O R h a n k . r v £ GOT A N £W Ca r a n d vta in b a d a t A d vertising Miscellaneous W a n ted Smooth or^eaaon. Change ilkuy it neccksary for me 'aiFsttractive five-room dflrlooking the sea at a Makly Mrs. J. E. Taylor, k tx , Vanvalsuie Apart14Atlantic Blvd., Daytona * BENCH LICK, Ind., Juno 1 0 . tivu thousand dollars in prize money for tho winners o f the Pro­ fessional Golfers’ Association tournament ut French Lick, Sep­ tember 14-21, have been given by Thomds D. Taggart. He also has i nu tournament is expected to bring the best g olf talent in the c o u n ty to the Indinna course. G?"® ,S“ ra*‘?n1’. P. « - A. champion, will defend his title, it is ex­ pected. . h o o m s For R en t ne Mr. <T—Two furnished house FORD FORUM A new wa to combine contrasting,gram was filed at 5:45 but hud matcriuls is i lustrated in this pleasing j been delayed. ftIfS____ ftftll ■m.’Ia slil>-on frock. IM ____ are employed in its development, the FORMING NEW JAP CABINET figured in.itcri.il forming the sleeve ex­ tensions and the inserted panel at the TOKIO, June 9.— (By The Asso­ front of the dress. If preferred, the extnuians may be omitted, leaving ciated Press.)— Viscount Tuknkira short kimono sleeves to which cufia Kato, leader o f the Kensekai party, may be added. Medium size requires strongest numerically in the lower 3 yards 36-inch plain and l j f yard 36- house, was Hummo'ned by Prince Regent Hirhito Monday morning to inch figured material. a now cabirtet to succeed thut Pictorial Review Dress No. 1984. Sues, 34 fo 44 inches bust, anti 16 to o f Former Permier Kiefo Kiyourn, which esigned Friday. 20 years. Price, 45 cents. _ r^jd will br rrspnnalbla Iona Incorrect Inaartlon, Utlser. for sut>aa<iuent „ The office ahould be Immediately In CM* of I'ALM 2 JJuut..JohrwF,. .WMtely. whiwrlth- s ' t n ^ ' ^ S o S ^ S S l ' his plane w ar-taking two passed- a few days ago. More than a thougers from Bolling Field, was disprimary school teachers o f the pelled Sunday night with the rew l** Profit by the arrange- ieed data* *r# for cou­ rt Inaartlona. 0f aver*** length tnttd * Xne i chars* Joe for first ‘S Sp stsa g , MITCHELL FIELD, Juiiu"9, Editor The Sanford Herald, .Dear Sir: May I ask the fol­ lowing corrections in your copy o f my manuscript published in Sat­ urday’s edition o f the Herald? The Holy, Ghost is the uncreat­ ed third person o f the Holy Trin­ ity, proceeding from tho “ Fathcr AND the Son," not from tho "Father TO the Son." ..•At80 "•JUSTIN, Martyr," not Julian, Murtyr." Truly yours , out o f it have all along looked J. A . HENNES8Y. in Advance JlaLODIOUS INSTRUMENT Anrf) Laurie”— "We're a N#ld ,F5ar--thnt‘4timaster-batb'm'irrirtroft’’ SAN Cash iMinr«llai*lr far - __ _ crrtaip to4givt- a start .to La Follelte’s rnnipaign as it is to initiate Coolidge’s; r a te s _________ Ha a liar ~ _ _______ _ a liar ,~ZZ~— ___- __ 4a a liar *t« TrP® double above LIEUTENANT IS SAFE • *P*OK< .a d -- T FOR RENT— Furnished rooms. 701 _ Magnolia Ave. M lliA L I i t Concrete Co-, general FOR RENT— One room and gar­ rement work. sideitlak*. build age; h it and cold water. W. L. mg blocks, irrigation boxes. J. &. Rumple, 1200 M a g n o l i a .____* Verwiileger, Prc?. FOR RENT — Three furnished Lumber and Building Material housekeeping rooms fo t adults. Carter Lumber Company Box 117. • N. Laurel Sjl Phone 665. HILL LUMBER CO. House of FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn’t you be nhle to use the money se­ Service, Vluallty *nd Price cured by renting that vacant room now going to waste? There are Trunks, baggage, pianos, safes, many persons looking for places to In fact, anything, anywhere at stay. Help take care of them nnd not only make money but assist in any time.. QUICK SERVICE keeping people in Sanford. Phone TRAN8PEH. Phone 49a 148 nnd give your ad over tho. tel­ ephone. Use The Herald for quick service. r,aw »n tru a» aad e e l - Daily Fashion Hint Say Fear of Eastern and Republican Haunt B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L Daily Herald . , mr4 ad*, will W r»- t\ Italian 19338— Cheer Up the Old LAST LAP OF FLIGHT OSAKA. June 9.— (By The Asso­ ciated Press.) — Captain Georges Peletier D’Oisy, the French nvito the Republican administration ntor, left here nt H:39 o ’clock Sun­ to give them the kind of taxation, day on the last leg o f his flight agricultural relief, nnd other legis­ from Paris to Tokio. lation they demand. The “ regu­ lar" Republicans o f congress, plus the iVogrestdves whom La Follette controls, would have constituted an effective majority in behuif o f the program that the latter have edvocated. The failure o f this program is blamed on President Coolidge and the Republican lenders of the house and the 'senate. It will be La Fnllette’s plan to charge this responsibility directly to the ad­ ministration, since it is in normnlly Republican stntes thnt he must find his votes, nnd these must be won from Coolidge. There will he efforts nt com ­ promise when the Republican pintform is framed. The mid-western Republicans nnd those from the Pacific Const will seek to write delphic declarations that may be W W i r / W ’/ l ....................... ............................................ griMt dtfna|0 Tfl* nma$T fij£ h Sso western islands for bicycles and Tfritortartr, although the roads'arc mere tracks.', The Chinese in Papeete have en­ deavored to satisfy the demand by combing: all the old junk heaps for ancient bicycles and antique "tin lizsics". A little tinkering and a few coata of paint, and the reju­ venated contrivances arc ready to b e. exchanged for quantities of thorlaln* them to adopt Oeorge Itulicrt Croker. a minor. Dated Ihla tho 31at day of May. A. t>. 1921. I.cltny l». Chittenden, licoevlcvo C. Chittenden. June 2-9.18.23-29. n.-ir. m i l ft \V. of H R Cor. o f NIV, of N\Vu, o f Hi t . 31. Twp. 2«. It. :lll R.. runs K. 59 fool.. *N. ‘ «30'ft ,*\V. r.9 fa n .. H. 450 fl. *. H«-». 4*1 ft N. ami t i l l ft K. o f H IV. Cor. o f Hec. 31. Twp. 2». It. 30 f t , runs N. I «lr«r,-r I IMS ft., N. 19 ilrarrrs, W. 100 ft.. H. 1 ili-arro. W. ton ft.. R. by to t.rg ..... F.. 4 ncrc» of NK ', of N W l, nf 1VH o f Hi t . « Twp. ||, 11. 30 H. H14 of KWH of N K ', <if Hec. •. Twp. Four acres of water melons ready for market. Four-room house on hard road. Twenty minutes’ drive from Sanford. To be sold at a bar­ gain if sold' within next ten days. Write Box 114 Altamonte Springs, or call 605-A, Winter Park._______ FOR SALK-^Bcst bargain in Sanfofd. 18 lots on French Ave., ” 5 acres"— $8,000.00 quick sale, good terms. Thrnsh?r « Garner. L ME AVftRD 1 A 80U T I T - •EOT M O T | t A llT H v C H A L K , V-A r I VVXUYiW OH W E L L -M R . GUNN IS A RATHER MODEST MAN L PRESUME HE FEELS r T im id a b o u t S u c h r J jrrn M AT TE/JS » /—* 1 BM C iM CttN -I'LL OWE HANK A BOX OF STOGIES pOR THIS! f - 7 — -------- -------------------- i - ' IT*5h^x^HAME THAT M A C i^te: W O N 'T LET 'A T o o L O O K A.*> / ft n o U R M A S T E R -c V r e>O T C H E E R O P 4? O H L T T A v V c lH ’ C A vR E O P 'T O O W H IL E H E ’S IH J M L i C r l a h c t *’ M ----------- . •' m FOR SALE—Golf sticks and bag. -/j| __Apply Mi-Lady’s Shoppe. FOR SALE— Practically new aew- O*) ing machine. Box 117. JIMMIE HOWARD’8 repair abop ^ is located at the coner of 4ourta and Pine Ave. and he will be glad \ to see any of his old customers, and * take care of thei rwantx at any ‘ time. He does genera) auto repair ; work, and guarantee* satisfaction. ' Bring your auto troubles to him, • and then forget them. jj FOR SALE—Complete radio equip- J will take small cash paym ent. and balance easy terms. Box 201, care Herald. *« FOR SALK—Coinplc radio eqqttipr';] ment and complete sets at various > prices. Cash or terms. Box 20L « care Herald.______ FOR SALE— A one stable manure, . no sawdust. $5 ton F. O. B ' Hastings. N. E. Thigpen, Host- ' lags, Fla. ___________ -3 FOR SALE— Two good milk mwa, i1 one calf. 'One Hundred F ifty _■ takes them. Would trade on n»cent mrnicl Ford. Logan Mercantile Company. Geneva. Fla. . FOR SALE— Used steel pulleys, J different sites. Hoolchan-Coleman Co._____ ’ • '■ FOR SA LE -D ishea of all kinds, [] fruit jars and green colfee. 329 Sanford Ave. __ ___________________ FURNITURE FOR SALE Dining room set. Breakfast set. Odd chairs. Tables. Also a canoe. — Phone 371-J. », A U T O M O B IL E S A N D R E P A IR S HOUSE, TWO LOTS AND TWO FOR SALE—We have three brand GARAGES FOR LESS THAN new Ford one-ton tracks, com­ COST OF HOUSES IF SOLD IN plete with bodies, cabs and wind­ TERMS, CASH. shields that we are in position to make very nttrnctice prices on. A d­ B. C\ EATON. dress Ward-Lconard Co., 118 W . SEMINOLE HOTEL. Central, Orlando, Fla. JORDAN BLl)B BOY FOR SALE—Jordan Blue Boy, ex­ cellent condition in every way Driven only by owner. R. U. F ox Phone 231. IRISH EX-SOLDIERS IDLE DUBLIN, June 0.—Only one in ten of the men demobilized from the National Army haa succeeded in ohnining employment cither from the government of from pri­ vate firms, it is officially stated. Demobilisation has thus added nearly 30,000. to tho list o f unem­ ployed. - The Matter of Luck (From the Atchison Globe) , A dozen horaeahoea.<M(er tho door won’t prevent bad luck unless you work industriously and intelligent- Sanford N o velty Elton J W o rk s lb *. 7» y.l» tv. Of N E. Cor. gf NtV‘ t Her «. Twp. 21 It. 3n E.. run* tV. 35 y(l* . H. 110 yd*. E. 35 yd*., N. 140 yd* ll*K. 3S5 ft H. o f N tV f o r of NKH M oughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldff. Sanford, - ..........Florida V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and MIU Work Contractor and Builder Schelle Mainea ill7 Commercial Street •a- LAWYER • lien. E June* «t- — Coart Ho WUm q Welding & RedUtor Work* tv. it. iit TTN \nniriii\ to i.«\ (itvnon. • N*. I, l’*K* 33, Srmlnul* Cnnut y Itrrnrda, llr.rrlpllui, nt l.nnil. E H nf I^it 4. B|uck A Aiaruril 1 ....... Ufarrlyllui uf l.aml. l.ol» X to 32. Inc........................... .......... (.<>!■ «. 7 ami X. Block I ........... . Il*if. X ch*. N. of H. W. For. of N\V*i of »\VU. Sec. 31. Twp 20. IL 30 B. run* E. 5 rh*., N. 3 ch*.. IV. & ch* . H. 2 ch*...... ...... ....... ....... ........... •SKU of N\V of NK , 8rc. 8. Twp 21. IL 30 K........- ............ Be*. 1X2.5 fl. W. of N. E. Cor. ol « w t i of NK V, Sec 8, Twp. 21 11. 20 K . run* tV. 515 ft . H. 770 ft. IL 458 ft. Nly. 773 ft-------------------- •If li** Metal we C4 LO C K E D 4JP A, \ NAfAO - POOR OOCi1 J Attorney-at-Law * . 05 er Seminole County > Yank Sanford, ■ ■ — Florida IA N F 0R D , FLORIDA T. Uuck Aeacaaral Ta. V Buck Unknown . E. F. UrlKKer* All lair* du* the Town of Lnawood Florida, on real ratal* for th* year 1913, haeame eellriquant on April lat. 1924. and all d*lln<|u*nt llama of tax** hear luteraat at th* rale of twelve per rent, (lift ,) per nanum. from nnd after April lat, 19 21. until paid. IVIIneea by bund aa Taa oC|l*rtnr of the Town or Inmitwuml. Florida, on this Ihe 18th day of May. A. 1*.. H14. WM. M WOODCOCK. A* Taa Collector of Town of Lon*wood. Florida. I T M U t> T o e . T O L k iH T O C>E T » E O T O A, O O C a -H O O ^ E C George A . D eCottes ffelft X " W . J. T h igpen Real Estate and Insurance Fred R . W ilson ATTORN KY*AT-LAW First National Bank Bldj Sanford epmMmMmaii f lOfi^ Puleaton-Bruraloy Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Sanford S ign Shop I APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Ciussra of Work 107 Nortl Sanford Ave McMANUS i CERTAINIX - AREN'T MOO AWARE THAT THIS CAR WAS A GIFT FROM T H E COtt PAN M IN RECOGNITION ( OF SOUR HUSBAND’S LONG T e r m o f f a it h f u l . SO THATS THE , "X, SERVICE? r-r^ WAN ITHAPPCNED POP NCUER TOLD M IS C E L L A N E O U S FO R S A L E The Matthews Preaa i V tla k a B id * , M aaferd F la . Phone 417-L-2 New 4 room house jtt Completed, 2 porches froi and back. Light and watc Price $1800.00, $600 flu payment, balance $25.1 per month which lnclnd interest.. This Is yo( chance to get a new hon and on cosy payments. Also 6 room house, em. Will rent for U month or will sell 1 $50 per month, Interea Streets paved and all for... Good garage orange trees on lot. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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TUESDAY,. JUl^E 10, 1924 W H E R E REPUBLICAN CO NVEK3 ) N i s MEETING THIS Y E A R rm r ' lent Enjoys .The idence ofc A ll Nation, BuiKbn lares In Speech rets Passage Exclusion Act Adherence To Irld Court Like rding Suggested w » A' ' Is WATERWORKS5TO Engineer Draw Plana And BE PROPERTY OF Make Estima the Cost of THIS CITY 1 COOLIDGE SOUGHT BY PARTY HEADS Booms Are Launched For Kenyon, u a t f ' Oaweii and Lowden VVhiie Others Are Being Mentions! Prominently. CONVENTION HALL, Cleve­ land, June 10.— Still searching for a vice-presidential candidate the Republican convention went into its /ELAND, June 10.— first session today with the ques­ little advuhced toward solu­ Itional Republican con- tion tion. officially opened this Booms paused for a moment in at 11 o’clock when their flight, plutform builders sus­ Adams, chairman of pended work und delegates ceased lional committee, called their milling while all assembled in tho great hall with its 1,300 seats [thering to order. In­ to start the convention o ff on its in was pronounced by way. Anderson of ClnclnAn over-night movement f o r , Judge William 8. Kenyon of Iowa | stary Lockwood, of the showed new strength while talk foe ! Hoover grew stronger and a move- 1 kl committee, got the ment for Dawes lost no ground , bplause of the conven- and i Lowder supporters renewed Ren he stepped forward stubborn resistance to the former [ the official call for the Illinois governor’s reiterated de­ termination not to accept the nom­ Chairman Adams then ination if it were offered. the convention. Secre­ Many new faces appeared where tion came in and took n old familiar faces had been in |h the Pennsylvania dele- years gone by. For the first time Secretury Weeks sat as since the Republican convention |th the Massachusetts dele- nominated Abraham Lincoln, Uncle Joe Cannon was absent. si Chairman Warren, of The name o f Secretary Hoover olutinns committee, sat was heard more and more often in Michigan colleagues, lermont delegation had the the swirl o f convention eve specu­ 1 honor on the floor in front lation, but no one seemed to know aker’s stand. There was whethe the tide really was turning Convention tion Hall at Cleveland as it looks today as the Republican delegates meet to nominate Calvin Coolidge Tor deal o f vice-presidential to hi mor whether it was only one o f those unorganized drifts of President. This scene is constructed by artists from a photograph and accurate description of the hull. ■on the floor. ore Burton o f Ohio, tem- opinion that get nowhere. Frank |chairman o f the conven­ O. Lowdcn, despite his reitqrntcd e s speech to the gather­ refusal to be a candidate, still wus e d upon his party to rally declared in the running by those he leadership o f Calvin who nro insisting that the party should put him on the ticket by an ■people— and all the people exercise o f the draft. Hoover May Suit Coolidge [confidence In Calvin CoolMr. Hoover is said by his sup­ tpresenUtive Burton de­ sounding the keynote o f porters, who include some o f thoso WASHINGTON, June 10.— Sen­ consin or elsewhere, nevertheless, [ration. “ In the g n a t array nigh in the councils o f the admin­ ator I.n Foliette Monday night, oh the voters o f Wisconsin in the re­ kings and prime mlnla- istration, to be one o f the candi­ Coolidge Telephone* Ilia Views On dates eminently acceptable prestho eve of thu Republican National tent primaries instructed 2tt of thu Engine and Two Cara J u ap Track with nnwed thore ta emmenwy uccepiamc to i ustad " delegates to east their votes fur When Switch U Split Near Foreign Relation* Blank and ‘ .. .................. ifhM H H L E hSfc $ ih h -‘ '• the earn* Convention, threw down u tigtitWg ■Mf In th* nomination o f a o*nnUcun surpass nim h irnion, * • * ( >'***•- But ---------i .u.1 Change* Are Made . — Mail Clerk la la being said o f others, and the del­ [purpose, in courage, or In clmlienga to tho party uatherud at date for president. One delegate J'Serioosly Injured. ** Accordingly. egates waited throughout the day yotion to the wel^hre of his Clovelund, und told his supporters was pledged to Prcsidient Coolidge. In vain for any word from the Doesn't Want Name Up . ’ Engineer R. E. Tolar, resident CLEVELAND, June 10. — A they represented tho “ mass o f the Burton asserted that “ by Coolidge managers definitely ihdi-- ti'ntutjvc draft o f the 1024 platform common, people o f the count “ .“ It I* nty ex pres* wish that In o f this city an<L employee of the casing a preference. cltl. on sing n . . • . . . • • • [great _ i■■m —■ • ••la— mg. . escaped completed today ndermo<^° "fuUCe fiTrmer Gov. I.otjacing. him in* nomination u- 7ie not placed in Wminutjon. J re­ when southbound tr^in * No. 8AV lhan'to congress for leadermembers o f tho resolutions _ den to reconsider his decision and knd he urged the party to fOrtltef that progress^ progressive defi engine, rnuil car arid colored coaclf quest fhrthef mittee labored, into early morniihr n presidential candidate, hut hr |stand with Mr. Coolidge on in view o f the insistent trend of hours und obtained views o f Cool, 1a war without quarter for its “ p vgutes selected by tho people of left the mil* at Campbells, four opinion for him -am ong delegates Wisconsin concentrate all their ) controversial Issues which idgo by tolcphono on certain plunks. form of iirngresidve principles.” The Wisconsin senator addressed energies upon obtaining the adop­ night utU 8t-30°o,dlJk,:U,nCe’ MuMliuir isen between the executive from every section o f the country After hours o f conference plat­ some party leaders are wondering his communication to John J. tion o f the platform of progressive J. 8. Davis, railway mail clerk. te members o f the Repubform builders, under tho chairman­ whether even his most detemined Blaine, chairman o f tho Wisconsin principles, which received an over­ wax probuhly fatally injured when ijority in congress, efforts will keep him from being ship o f Charles II. Warren, nmde delegation ut Cleveland, who was whelming endorsement in tho April he suffered a broken hack. Hu was commended that the party some changes in suggested plank* asked to proseat it to thu individual swept into a place on the ticket. taken to the Orange General Hos­ primary». |for American adherence to Tno list o f those whose names brought here by Secretary Slemp delegates. "I realize that the progressives pital at O r l s u d m l l o refused to rid court with merely the with Coolidgo’s suction. The for­ were linked with the vice-presi­ “ You uru aware, of course," he in tills convention will face ter­ leave the m u lW M A lw ev er. until •Hughes reservations. He dency in the day’s discussion and eign relations provision wus ma­ said, “ thut while thu voter* o f Wis­ rific (aids. Yuu must remember, he hud been rcli^^H |]iform ation ' that congress refused to terially revised and it is under­ gossip reached large proportions. consin have done me the honor of however, thut regardless of the from the hospital^^H k ut he wu* Mr. Coolidge’s wishes in There was a revival of talk for stood it was upon this subject par­ electing delegate* who have cast numbers arrayed against you, the resting easily la»ff(P D u hut the : ■the Japanese exclusion Senator Borah o f Idaho, although ticularly that the uxecutive was their vote* for mo uh candidate for membership o f the Republican extent of his Injuries had not been of the immigration bill, his friends said definitely he would consulted by long distance tele­ the Republican nomination fur party in u majority of the states is determined. " flared tho new tax law not accept. Senato Curtis was phone. president every four years since progressive and that you will be thu None of the passengers were 1in defects and should not strongly endorsed by some scat­ . At tho conclusion of the hearing 11)08, I have not in fact, been a spokesmen in this convention of hurt und it is said that thoso in tho as the last word in tax tered groups although the delega­ today, the resolutions committee, candidate since 11) 1C, and nty name millionn of progressive Republicans rear coaches did not know that He dismissed enactment tion from his own state of Kansas composed o f one member from each has not, since that yeur, been form­ throughout the nntion, who have anything serious had happened. [bonus bill, over the presivoted 22 to one for Brig. Gen. o f the states and territories, will ally presented to a Republican Na­ hud no voice in the election of a Many or them merely thought that hto with the assertion that Charles G. Dawes, with the odd begin whipping the platform into tional Convention. majority o f the convention dele­ the train had stopped suddenly for Ions created by it must be going to Albert J. Beveridge of In­ final shape. some unuccountahle reason. The “ Although my nnme was nut file.) gates. 17 accepted” . diana. Thoe was much intangible in presidential primaries in Wisnegro fireman wnx uninjured. Maior Pronouncement. Continued on pago 8. I of the blame visited upon talk o f Dr. Marion Leroy Burton of Mr. Tolar was brought :ht to the These developments printed to a leans in the aesaion o f con- Michigan, bnt it was conceded that Fernsld-Luughton Hospital here |>*t ended, he told the con- his strength probably could not be trend o f thought which it \yn* con­ und states that he remembers when | however, “ la not deserved accurately assessed until after he sidered probable by muny leaders the engine Jumped tha track and to lend to prosentntinn of n plut­ on many m ajor questions appeared before thu convention to that he put on the air brakes. Thu fcrty has not commanded a make the nominating speech for form containing the following ma­ next thing he remembers is when jo r pronouncements: |v in either branch" hu regained consciousness ut Kis­ Rigid economy in governmental |crating the achievements j Coolidge. - Three Iowan* simmee. On account of his being expenditures. Republican party In Its atewunconxeioux for some tlmu and hav­ lowans talked for three possible Reform in taxation and grenter I of national afTalraln the candidates from their state, Judge ing his right ear cut und bruised Monday morning at the regular BLUEFIELD, W. Vn.. June 1 0 .ir yean, he paid.high trlb- W. 8. Kenyon, Representative U J. reduction in tax levies. badly, it• was thought at first that ■ vt • American adherence to the session o f the Municipal Court 19 Nine Demon's wee killed and a score iwrhapa tbe memory o f President Dickerson and former Representa­ ‘ wus fractured or world court ns proposed by Presi­ r. told o f tba accomplish- tive John W. Good. Minnesota en­ case* were arraigned before Judge o f houses washed away In Mercer that tnei ere was a concussion o f th* dent Harding nnd endorsed by J. G. Sharon. Tun o f tho cases were and McDowell counties Monday by bruin on that aide. Several stitches dorsed Charles W. Marsh, and tha President Coolidge. a flood following n heavy rainstorm were taken on his head because o f California delegation pushed their Honesty in public office nnd for truffle violations, eight were boom fo r C. C. Chapman. Others drastic punishment o f all found for drunkenness, drunk und driving that reached the proportions o f a ! I*®'! c“ ta. whose partisans continued at workenr or disorderly conduct, one of cloudburst. Sections o f Norfolk A I After n careful examination by wearied spirit; root in among the delegation included Gov. guilty o f misconduct. which wax continued to Wednes­ Western railroad branch lines und I Df- J- N. Tolnr and Dr. R. E. Execution o f the provisions o f ►cur* in the lasting remain- Hyde o f Missouri, Charles B. Warday, and one for hoboing a train. sidetracks to a number o f mining Stevens und tho taking of several the bonus act and spvciau provis­ 1 which belongs to were the IroX-ray pictures it was found, how. and numerous the Continued on page 8. Dan Barnes, speeding and reck­ operation* were washed out. ion for the disabled. over, that there were no bones iishmente cited by Hr. BurFamily o f Seven Killed Recognition o f the power of con­ less driving, $.1 and costs or 10 day* n(ing from the achleveAn entire family of seven person* broken und that his head hud es­ in jail; Oscar Stevens, speeding und >f the arms conference and Stray Bullets Wound gress to control immigration to reckless driving, $J und costs or 10 was wiped out in Mercer county caped serious injury. Mr. Tolar ■n unofficial participation Missionaries In Arm the point of exclusion. when their home was buried under sustained several hud bruises on his Strict enforcoment o f nil laws days in Juil; F. M. Cerency, riding a huge pile o f slate which had been right shoulder ad side but X-ray ” ork of the reparatlons extrain No. 82 (hoboing), $6 bond without special mention of the ommittea through the Arid estreated; J. B. Brevington, drunk­ dislodged by the high water and iiicturea failed to show any injury PEKIN. June 10.— Karl Beck and prohibition satutes. irttic activities resulting swept against the house. Two in those places that were o f a seri­ eorge R. Snyder, missionaries of Recognition o f the right of col­ enness, $5 and costs or 10 days in members o f a rescue party at­ ous nature. gislatlon and- «x * e a tirr un* It a Reformed Presbyterian Church, lective bargaining and o f the liv- juil; C. M. Stewart, drunk and reck­ tempting to work an opening Those that saw the ptace from "*«. He less driving, $100 and costs nr 80 were each wounded in the arm ing wage. »n whith . through the buried house were which Mr. Tolar was taken among day* in jail; Lillie Bell Taylor, dis­ Continued uso o f the flexible tinui killed when a second slate pile the debris o f tho wrecked engine ke its stand, Confident that when bullets entered tho Mission provisions of tho tariff act to pro­ orderly conduct, $10 bond estreat­ crushed against tha tlrat. during factional fighting at say that it was truly a miracle u ballots are cast in No­ ed; Lettie Thomas, disorderly con­ The house wrecked stood at the that he escaped at all. He was In numbers tike the falling 8henehow-Fu Hunan province on tect agriculture. duct, $10 bond estreated; Josh Governmental encouragement of ef autumn this nation will June 8. Invaders are reported to Thomas, disorderly conduct. $10 foot o f the slate pile at the Pin­ pinned under the cab o f the engine ♦Ivin Coolidge with a Ro- have looted shops on the ssme day. co-operative marketing, and fur­ and costa or 10 days In jail; K. E. nacle operation or the American in a very smell place; one which ther aid to the fanners along the Manuel, speeding, $3 and costs or Coal Company. Wire communica­ seemed to be made especially for ♦ congress and again crown • *♦ with victory, thereby aa- Jap Doctor Arrested lines o f recently established agri­ 10 days In Jail; John Matthews, tion in the affected area waa crip- him. cultural credit corporation. Continued on page 8. cd by the flood but the report of * yet morn splendid future speeding, $5 bond estreated; J. A. On Revolver Charge o casualties were verified in a Wilson, reckless driving while in­ snd peace” . P"g to the Traffic Officer Hurt toxicated, $100 bond estreated; J. brief telephone conversation withBryan Grateful For , the epn* P. Wuinwright, drunk and dis­ officials o f the coel company. At I chairman,i Sunday Is Improving orderly, $2.1 and coats or 30 days that time the names o f the victims Support Given ’ Him He e x p e ^ ^ ' ^ T r S in Jail; E. Hankinson, violation of were not known. ^ taxes to be o f the utmost and explosive expert, whose ap *"* Raging Stream . In n letter to The Sanford Hi Information from the Fernoid- parking regulation*. $1 and costs >nce and that “ an active ment was raided last night by the Wnters ‘ from swollen mountain aid, which was received Mond _ ' who are said to have found Laughton Hospital this niurning or 10 days in jail; John■ Argrett. P* of education muat bo aimllar to that In the Formula* and diagram* for making was to tho effact that Oscar Vn> violation o f parking regulations, streams .caused Crane creek to from William Jennintfs Bryan, the »«r contest of 18M”. Snch W f l explosive.’ today is being non, county traffle officer, who dismissed; Levi Dixon, speeding, $7 leave its channel, the flood carry­ Great Commoner extend* his ap­ was run over by a negro on Celery bond estreated; Earl Christenberry, ing bridges, houses and all move­ preciation to the voter* o f Setnlf*lgn. he added, should rti- ____in*Eond on charge of . $3 and costs or 10 days able objecta within its path. The nole county for the xupport that ta dispel the “ persistent sing a revolver in violation o f the Avenue, Sunday afternoon, is doing . law, Terada, who is said to exceptionally well considering the in jail| Fred Sanford, drunkenness, main line o f the Norfolk 4k West­ wax given him in this county on ‘ that the final burden of $5 and coat* or 10 days in tail, sod ern railroad between North Fork last Tuesday. •»les rests upon those who be*a graduate from the medical col­ seriousness o f injuriea rlcciveJ. H* is recovering slowly from his Arnold Stephenson, speeding und and Eimis, a distance o f threa and Following la an exeyrpt from l lr . and who studied at tnOOsaka aal [*• P«ymente to the tax col* lege In driving, continued to one-half miles, was complata] ‘ Bryan'* communication: “ 2 am pro­ [nd that axceaaive surtaxes John* Hopklna, denied formula* injuriea and the operation that was reckless undated and all traffic waa hei foundly grataful to the Democrats •rsbie and result in greater and diagrams were for the con­ made neceaaary on account of them. Wednesday. Fines, costs and estreated bond* of Snnfonl and. Seminal* en tha two point*, la struction o f bombs. Neighbors in- It U thought that the crisi* iJ passed but that it will take tome totaled $325. Costa in each case " Welch the waters . 1 and Florida. fe*i|£e splendid vote formed thu police Um# for him to racorer ittfficlently triad before the Municipal Court given tno. l a m p flooded some o f 1 number o f /.p a n e amount toft. to Isav* the hospital them." « l thus* tor Terada ’s apartment. 'OQtinned on w ») WARREN’S DRAFT OF PLATFORM IS FINISHED TODAY La Foliette Chall ges Convention T o Draw Platf m Including only P la n k s o f gressive Principles SANFORD MAN IS INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK MONDAY 19 Cases Are Tried Nine People Killed in Municipal Court as Result o f Flood M o n d a y Morning in W est V ir g in ia S s u t s v ,nd e . 2j.v . ‘ .N 'itn: "x. V ' ■ ■» ■ ■3T »■ . •• 'V * •• 'T " Legal Status of P r o je c t Attorney De Col The Southern Utilities Company Sees No hns accepted the offer o f the City Commission of $71,000 for the In W ay of water works plant and system owned nnd operated by it in this Definite action to proceed i city. This was announced late once with plana for tl Monday afternoon following re­ struction o f the pi ceipt by Muyor Forrest Lake of n letter of acceptance from A . W. bulkhead system o f Houston, vice-president and general Monroe within the < munnger of the corporation. waa taken Monday It was understood that Mr. Hous. by the City Commission i ton was to be present at the meet­ regular meetlnjr whetr f ing o f the commission Monday aft­ ernoon to present his firm’s accept­ body requested City Erii ance in person bnt when he failed Fred T. Williams to pr< to appear, it wtui believed by the tho plana, and specifics member* thut thu offer was to be together with a prelimina^j turned down. The fact that he was not present may be explained, it Is estimate of the cost of fnp said, by the fact that Mr. Houston work. The project, one of thu moat Imdid not receive the final decision of tlie board of directors in regards jportant ever undertaken by the ally to the offer until some time during and regarded by many as tha. on* the afternoon. development project which wto Following is the letter which the rnsyor received from Mr. mean most to the city's advance^ ment, wiU cost between $700,000 . Houston: *T have just received a wir* and $300,000, according to an esti­ from my directors staling that they mate which has been placed by* Mir. upprove the sale of our water Williams. This-will be for the con­ work* plant at Sanford to the city struction o f approximately two aad t under the terms nnd conditions as three-quarters miles o f seawall’ to­ agreed on between tho writer and gether with the filling in and r e ­ the commissioners of Sanford in clamation o f many acres o f land. X A your office on lust Wednesday. The bulkhead system has been “ I anticipate that you and your advocate! for some tfma and es­ fellow commissioners will want Mr. pecially sine* the atrip o f la DcCottes to draw up n contract or front property stretching fix* bill o f sale nnd thut you will take Snpford Avenue to Myrtle Avem over tho water plant oil July 1, and was completed several years ag I will urrange to turn it over ac­ Sine* that time a map showing I cordingly. 1 would like, however, proposed bulkhead haa been to hnve the contract or bill o f salo by Engin _ neer Williams. so that my attornoys con examine Decision to proceed same before it it signed and would project was reached by t appreciate your letting me havo a mission a fte r It had been _ copy as soon as It* Is prepared. the Chamber o f Commerce tndo “ I would also appreciate your and after had disposed advising me when you will want me contemplat ‘ i f aKet with the comiairslenuay Ohi •♦The company)* acceptance dote* Lat£fiN»Utli*f negotiatfuns which have been in now *rrj rrivud when tho the city ■rogrese ‘ awarded contracts .recently i o r the centrate npoA it so that U construction of a plant! and system pushed with a* much rapidity lln ■—«iI _ . . a " t i ♦ . possible. The system will extend " ™ V i l ! - 1*?-*! Sanford Avenue to a point i failed up to yesterday because the mutely 66 feet beyond the parties couldn't come to an agree­ property and west to a point I ment ns to thu prico to be paid for yond the ice plant. The exaot f the property. age both ways was given by It has been the understanding .WllUama as follow s: East 4 for some timo that the Southern feet and wsst 10,060 fart, Utilities Company had placed an makes the distance east _ original valuation o f $154,000 upon three-quarter* o f a mil* and the watorworka property and for almost two mile*. In comment u time held out for that price or upon the plana for tha work, none at all. At the beginning o f Williams stated this morning t the negotiations, it is understood it Is possible that the wall on that tho city was willing to pay east side, If It (a agreeable to $100,000. Later, however, after a property owners, will be survey o f the property had been from 80 to 100 feet farthei made by Consulting Engineer tho lake than waa originally Craig concerning what value the template!. plant would be to the city in tho According to City Attorn construction of its new system, an Georg* A. DeCottes there will offer was made o f $71,000. This no legal entanglement* In offer came after the apodal water­ to retard thr work and 'to works' committee of the Chamber the complstion o f plana and l, o f Commerce had also gone over cation* by th* engineer toj the report prepared by Mr. Craig. with the estimated coats Tho offer held good until laat llminary assessment roll, Saturday but tho commission held proceed shortly thereafter, it open until Monday afternoon In these things have been coi order to bring the matter up at th* by the en gin eov hearing* regular meeting. Mr. Honston waa held much in th* same naa in the eity several days laat week those fur paving streets and a conference with the commis­ there are no objection* sioners last yWednasday night. At commission 1 will than m that time it is understood that he vertira for bid* on the i stated that he would aell for $90,­ Just when the engineer 000. This the commissioners finished with his plana, •te. turned down. Later he Is said to known and he co uild L .______ not have been willing to sell for $71,­ itely this morning but It l a l . 000 if the contract did not call for that It wlU taka some tlma Continued on page 8. all that data in hand. Th* status o f the whole proje then be passed upon b y tha ■ Say Sordid Motives torney whq wlU be require Back Jap Agitation through th* process o f hav bonds validated, ho stated. Actual work on the TOKIO, June 10.—More sordid motives than those of patriotism likely not to r n mm enter are backing the anti-American three tnontha y.tr but when agitation which has followed en­ begin, if will be pushed as o actment in the United States o f an possible I* th* assurance immigration law barring Japanese, City Commission, accordl ta tho opinion government officials Mayor Lake, who further and business men her*. According this morning, that the eomn to statements made by them today haa not felt heretofore a the agitation Is being supported the tlma ta devote to by certain Japanese business men when It was L~ “ “ and manufacturers who desire handling th*f elimination of foreign competition utility plans extensive street in the Japanese markets. which has b ’ Belief wa McDowell Defense Is fietal that hearty a; N e a r l y Completed with Jority o f fectiid by that plan CLEARWATER, Juna 1 0 r-T h « who are n defense had completed Ita testi­ favorable mony with th* exception o f two what It ’ medical experts when- court re­ to th* pi cessed at 11 o'clook today in th* trial of Frank McDowall, pn trial charged with ths murder o f hi* mother. The trial will be resumed at 1 o’clock. Q, M. McDowell, CHICAGO, uncle of tba defandan^ testified £<tay that raven members o f Frank » mother** fi ject to insanity b crus* ax* aininution h* m t AS A \ * stwA S3* *v" Southern Utilities Company Ac­ cept* Offer « t 171,000 and City Will Take Pos­ session July 1. 4 -5; ■V- ' - a ..If �■■■■■■■■■■ N o r th Carolinians 3 Give'McLean Lead £1 In Governor’s Race £ M©T©I@, BALEIGH. N. C., June H.— With Angm W. McLean o f Lumbcrton M a u lin g Josiah Wv B ailey-of Haleigh by n steadily mounting mu­ , jority, that nt a late hour had reached 48,671 with 711 o f the lta le 's L71fJ im uurts— rrrtl nrr Light weight eoo cd fancy Ratines, $1.75 yd, special HO pieces Normandy Voiles ^—all good patterns, dots und figures— yd. •• • . in which there was a possibilty that n second primary might bo held. •, Returns from nil except the race fo r governor have been somewhnt meagre nnd Sunday nil return* came In slowly. A total of 1,008 precincts hnd been reported for governor Sundny night with about naif that number reported in the other rnces. McLean's Big Lead For governor the precincts roported and tabulated give Melanin, form er assistant secretary o f the treasury nnd chairman of the war '■ finance corporation, 104,202 votes to 66,531 for Bailey. For commissioner o f agriculture at the same hour f>37 precincts hnd been reported and tabulated. W. 8. Graham, who recently was ap­ pointed to the position when his father died, was leading with n \ total o f 32,008 to 27,057 for Fred fti F. Latham and 11,729 for T. B. * Parker. Unless one candidate polls a mapnrity o f the vote there must ' be a second primary within the 1 next two weeks in this race. One o f the features of the pri­ mary o f Saturday was the - very heavy vote, the ballots tabulated for governor up to this time huving fa r exceeded the total number cast four years ago in the second pri­ mary when Governor Cameron Morrison was nominated. This is attributed by political observers here to the fact that women for the first time voted in the primary Saturday. \ MEN’S UNION SUITS ’ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 85c . MEN’S SOX , $ 1.00 tunity. “ sh ir t sa le New stock of Oxfords, Madras and Linine Shirts. Special for . • 33 in. Indian Head -. For in this mid-summer clearance event, you will find m erch­ andise of finest quality at greatly lowered prices. 9-4 Brown Sheeting ...................... Reduced because as­ 9-4 Bleached Sheeting ............... sortments-are broken, because pize and color ranges are not complete. Sheer Soft Nainsook Now is the time to procure your sum m er wardrobe at am azingly Special G ra d e............................. prices. * . . low . •' W ................. 29c Lingerie Clohtes in every shndc. all sit# check Dimity and Jersey At MEN’S PANTS One lot Men’s Palm Reach weight wool pants. Special CONDEMNATION OF DAUGHERTY, F A L L IS ASKED and SHEETS MOHAWK light 81x90 Sale P r ic e ..... .................. 72x90 Sale P rice ......................... 42x36 C a ses............................... (Continued from nnge 1.) agreements, and the platform com­ mittee is expected to lean on him fo r the Mexican plank Other IMnnkg ^ Other nlRnks, ns previously fore­ cast, will deal with tax reduction and progress in funding the debts o f foreign nations to the United States. A plank on Industrial relations Is expected to affirm tho principle of collective bargaining nnd the right o f the individual to labor. A plank which might cover the Ku Klux Klan issue, while probnbly not naming it, is causing a good deal o f discussion. Some o f tho expression o f oppo­ sition to class or racial secret or­ ganisations is being proposed. A wet or dry plans, if there he one, wilt not he whipped into shape without n gpo«T deal p f discussion Every Fast Suiting ... 44c yard Ever Fast V o ile ........... 59c yard Ever Fast Linen ...... 95c yard Guaranteed fast co lo r. We refund the :nst o f making of any garment that does lot hold its color. 32-»n. Imported, . all new paUunifir-syil......... ill! inch Kalburnin chdcl: and stripes — yd..................... r . Special 32 in. fast color Gingliam-l’orr—vd—-■ m . ranks tfTrr™ _ orm commit­ tee and-may be urged on the fiopr of the convention. There is also.a proposal to mqrcly pledge the party to enforcement anil respect o f all Fancy Voiles vulucs up to 75c yd—yd Continued from ruge 1. ,5 turned over for delivery to Willinm ■ M. Butler, Coolidge manager at 3 ’ Cleveland. Mr. Liwilrn, however,1? remained at his home at Oregon, ■ where he went several days ug>, !■ • and issued the public statement. jj{ A Correction '■ In an advertisement appearing in ,5 on la ys isaue o f The Herald for ,■ Company tropical worsted S were quotes! at M.9f> when the , a should have read 510.96. The ■ ild is glad to correct this error ! bkh was made through in a d -3 e. ■ ® (§ ) (mi W ffcj\ ^ Small pieces of figured Canton, $4,50 values close out—y d ......... Heavy Crepes all colors lor— y d ........... ......... Figured Silk Voiles, Munition's Special—yd Pussy CLEARANCE PRICES ON HOSE Willow $2.95 $1.85 $2.15 42c 29c Colored Border Bath Towels and Huck $1.35 $1.49 $1.95 Phoenix ull silk, all colors Radmor & Phoenix all colors Silk for Best grade Radmor nil silk, full fnshion all colors special b ..*..........................*. ■■■■■...h ---!■■■!■■■■..._- ............. — " ■ ■1 1.11.. v i f 'T: . • eSafe ON fcWEAR 1 lot MasUn (xOWijfi. and'Teddies andSilk j Vests and, Step-ins values (gO Oft j up to $3.50. Clearance j One lot Silk Vests and • Muslin Gowns SPECIAL CLOSE OUTS IN SUITS Tropical Worsteds, several colors BIG LOT ...... $16.95 All color Palm Beach, nicely tailored, all sizes, regulars, stubs and stouts Lorine Seersucker, all sizes Of Voiles, Linens, Ratines in ull bright Summer Shades, prices $7.00 to $22.50. To close out quick— price $11.95 $10.45 Big Table o f Gowna ahd Teddies Values up to. $1.00,........ the 1 LADIES’.! Voiles, Madrag, BATHING SUITS t r i m '. - i . * . . ».-».»n Lot of Ladies’ ami Men’s ail wool suits, all sizes and colors. Special ............... 4 vg) (©) ,3 . 'S ' (8) /{§\ SALE0F FANCY TOWEIS Fancy. Colored Bordered Turkish, all colors, CLEAN UP SALE OF SILKS • (Continued from page 1.) The message in conclusion will say that under these conditions the president is confronted with u r . direct violation o f the constitution and will ask both chambers to take aposition unequivocally us to whether thoy intend to ratify such a dangerous precedent. Radical Socialist Stand The members of the radical and socialist parties at a special session _ of the chamber Sundny afternoon ’ ' appeared loath to place themselves on record us to the unseating of the president, but voted a motion that ‘'they would have nothing *o do with the Marsal cabinet if it presented itself before the cham­ b e r T h e chumlier adjourned un£ *11 0 o’clock Monday. The prospective premier pursued his consultations Sunday evening calling on M. Poincare, de Selves and pouircrgue. He then returned ~ the F.lyseo to confer with M. Mfllcrand, telling the president that Would present his new ministers 9 (0) to hjm Monday afternoon. a ^ PRO SPECTSFO Rs 1 VICE PRESIDENT £ © ARE NUMEROUS 5 1 45c 29c Figured Lawns and patterns for— yd................................. N EW MINISTRY IS S L A T E D TO CRUMBLE SOON £ 1 rOULD TA K E IN EXCESS , ALIENS BHINGTON, June 9 .- T h e resolution on autliorixlng ad»ce of certain aliens in ex,uoUu for this year and ttance o f utbera 3G in. Indian Head . ' I f you have put off buying until now this is indeed ydur oppor­ 7 point sox all colors, new stock. Spec­ ial 5 pr for ' COTTON GOODS * * * t ^ _ H Hill, Hope, Lonsdale, Bleach 36-in *\iu' 5 yds for ' . *ld» Munsing nnd Carter’s Union Suits nil sizes\ up to IS extra good checks. Special , * BOYS PANTS SALE PRICES Palm Beach in every shade, sizes 6 to 18 yrs Special for ................. ....... ......• ~ - — ----- 11■ ’Jf i! Vi 1 lot of-fanqy worth Brown, Navy and light shadi ed silk nil sizes and values up to $1.95 '-■» ..... ......................... . $29. Special to close o u t ....... - CORSETS m '■ 5 fi One lot of Corsets and Trio Girdles daporUd under »u- aeasiona was adoptby the senate. Texinserted by the sen'Itate it going to cons s a n u iiiiu a a & : KLFTCtZCT * �. •. ,'V A gs m ^ -r !,BY h a r r y b . h u n t - ’ • 'N B A Service 8 In IT W riter. Group Moves to Esta. international Relations School; To Investigate World Affairs ' lece. Kt Northampton, Mdse., when CM Cool Idee, was mayor o f that town.. • ABIflNOTOX D. C.—The re­ sponsibilities of a president en run counter to the desires of ther. , When John Ceolldce. eldest son. [of President nnd Airs. Ooolldgt. graduated from Merceraburg [emy the other day. It was but ^ ra l th*t rater CooUdli wanted be present. • *!. HE accession ot William M. T Cutler to the chairmanship of the Republican National Commit­ -Jr: • iM* Keeps nway MOSQUITOES. Has pleasant .pine oaor. Will not Btaln. At drug stores. .■SgyMata tee will lie but.the first-step In a general overhauling of the iversonnel of the campaign machine. Fred Uphaind'bf Chicago, who has I>oon G, Q. 1* imUonnLlreas.. urer for nuUly years, probably will 111O u tfm fJ w L IiW U B W # >fil> jMfoUpw Adame to,the side lines..The to him a tax, bill which required W lY boost mentioned ns his prob­ able successor Is'Frank XV. Stearns, most careful stud/. A Jam o f other Boston merchant, CoolMse'a closest Uet-tnlnute legislation was being personal friend and adviser. crowded Into the congressional mill Politically, on objection Is found In ah effort to dear the way for In that his selection would make an adjournment prior to the con­ the structure top heavy with Mas­ ventions. sachusetts timber, Should this rea­ I Ills duties ae a president ran son cause him to be passed over, counter to his desires as a iwrent. ns having nny official connection » Duty won. Calvin Coolldge stuck With the Coolldge enuse. ho will to nth desk lA the executive offices, remain, nevertheless, as the man k. But the official restraint did not closest of nil lo Coolblge and with [attend to Mrs. Coolidge. She went the CoolUlge cause closest to hla ,fft Atercersburc! heart. #V K K w t fall John will follow tho '*—■ o —• [footsteps of hie father to Amherst. HICAGO lost the Republican convention, which It had lief l ' HB three "Duty B’s" of lha gun to feel could l>e held nowhere II Cleveland convention will bo else, but It will house the Repub­ [Burton, Butler and Burton. lican national headquarters during Coolldge's choice of aides foi the campaign. both the convention and the camChairman-to-be Butler already '■paicn has caused punsters to work has reserved siiaclous quarters In ' overtime in an effort to frame enmo the Congress Hotel, and the assault '.trick phrase about "Presidential on the mid-west and west, whero Bees." This net result has been the the fiercest fighting of the cam­ rather weak suggestion that "Coolpaign will lie waged, will bo di­ !Sides expects his B'e to bring homo rected from the Windy City. But­ ‘ .the honey," and the hope that his ler will go dliectly to Chicago from ‘dwn bees won’t "sting him." Cleveland to begin the placing of In order. Coolldge’s "Busy B’s" his batteries.; i: Theodore Burton, of Cleveland, aporary chairman and keynote AST-MINt’TB>7avorltea In tho Jeer; William M. Butler. BosO. O. r . vice presidential to head Republican National handicap are Lowden of Illinois, _____mlttee and manaire campaign, Borah of Idaho, and Secretary ■[And Marlon Lelloy Burton, Ann Hoover of Iowa and California, (Arbor, Mich., president of the Unii Neither Borah nor Hoover want It, .verflty of Allchlcan. to place Coolbut both nre being baited by sug­ ildgo In nomination.!' gestions that whoever gets It will • The latter Burton’s selection—oa fall heir to the crown In 1328. How­ tin fact were all three—was n perever, there’s no method of having ‘ •onal aelectlon by tho president. that guarantee underwritten! .•Bugtoajrss president of Smith Col;, Freedom from Nerve Prcssnre Means Freedom from Disease. I Pplm il Anal.vses F r e e ., , 1 Red Cross Helping Homeless P e o p le p o r n a d o ’s P a t h Radio Program Program for June 10 (Courtesy of Radio Digest) WSB Atlanta Journal (129) 8-9 violin recital; 10:45 pianot h e general situation in Mississ­ logist. ippi following tho tornado of May WGR BulTalo (319) 4:30-5:30 2 8 i* proving much worse than was music; 5:30 news. a t,fir st thought, according to re­ WMAQ Chlengo News (447.7) 5:30 porta received from the corps of orchestra; 7 talks; 7:40 Re<l Qross disaster relief workers French; 7:55 lecture; 8:15 in-the stricken' areas. Thirty new program. cases o f damages and injuries were K5 W Chicago (530) 0:30-7 con­ reported to the Southern Division cert; 7:20 talks; 7:45-8:20 Headquarters by the Summit com­ musical. mittee, today. WI.S Chicngo (345) 5:30-7 or­ pila ster relief headquarters chestra, studio;. 7 farm hate been established by the Red speakers, G. O. F. conven­ Cross at Collins, McComb and tion. Johnson Station. In addition to the W JAX Cleveland News (390) 6:30 A • personnel made nvailuble^or re lie f J bedtime; 7 concert. work, tents and, cots, ajpd .otjiecIW F News (470) 8:30ZJ ’ ------- • » tAt nA. t uDallas « i i » a —ow n -. i-*<o/ n :.iu - E stf«J*|p!r<t h ( t r -t ltd* r.TVKf-TIMiAroTi' - * * * * »f30 •u .........* " m»tle last week an additional check •"'W J Detroit News (517) C News orchdstrn. fo r $1,600 wn ssent to J. B. Alford, W BAP Fort Worth Star Telegram -chairman of the Red -Progs ' co m- A WANT F<OND THRU Jvaq . Xjojb & u him. no.< b| t|qx most daily, If you keep your ears open, for there are hundreds of grate­ ful patrons o f The Herald Want Col*, uinns who dally have the Lost and . Found section ' to thank for the re­ turn tof some treas­ ured possession, which they had al­ most given up as "gone for good." The Lost and Found Want Ads are the recognized medium for loser and finder to get In­ to touch with each other. No matter which fide o f the fence you are ton, try thia colum and aee how quickly and inex­ pensively It works. To reach all the people effectively— leave your Want Ad at The Herald O f­ fice. Phone us to ■end fo r it o r phone It to the Want A d Department. P u l m e r R r u d u S le OfTIcn Hours: *f 5 -11 A. M.; J-6 P. M. 7 to 8 Evenings, except Saturdays Rooms S S I-fli First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Sanford. V d r . J o h n M. F i n l e y l w. D a v i s . j o h n r»ar&* f yuvO e* President Coolidge delivered th* commencement address . , ... ..at Howard . University, an institution mum tallied for negroes. 148 it’ ' i • *. Is n prescription lor Malaria, Chills and Fever, Deuguo or Bil­ ious Fever. It kills the germs. SICKLY, I’ EHVISIl CHILDREN Children Buffering from intesti­ nal worms are cross, restless nnd unhealthy. There nre other symptons, however. If the child is pule, has dark rings under the eyes, bad breath nnd takes no interest in piny, it is almost a certainty that worms are eating nway its vitality. The surest remedy for worms is White's Cream Vermifuge. It ia positive destruction to the worms but harmless to the child. Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. LAKE MARY Now open— 20 rooms SI.00 a day. Light lunches, ice cream, soft drinks. Always open. Mrc. If. If. Turner, Hostess. | Rb ' k l. Il'iivard Pack ant I.nful In ■ ogle... .md has m ade a p p l i c a ­ first mb!. 4 <> Cameron ' i I'lty, Tin-* subl brail ht-fna tiNKVKsrd tion f " r tax deed to Issue In a c c o r d j i,t ti..- mu. ..r m. i»u > m c <>r sm-h ‘ ape,- with la w . Said certlflciitc r m - D o n ’t Wait UNTIL OTHERS MORE DECISIVE -W ITH GREATER FORESIGHTHAVE BEATEN YOU TO T I PICK AND REAPED THE PROFITS THAT MIGHT AS WELL HAVE BEEN YOURSL '-•COME M - LET US EXPLAIN® i IMP-i THINGS TH AI. ASSURE A J5IG FUTURE FOR BITHLO. THERE IS~NOW-ROOM YOU-ON THE GROUND FLOOR! PRICES AND TERMS WITHIN REACH OF ALL CLAIR AND MORRIS Cleaning, Pressing nnd Dyeing. We nro now fully equipped with brui . - the f o l l o w lint d es cr ib ed p r o p and Delivery f r l v situ ated In Hemlonle c o u n t y , New .Stenm Press Vlorldu, t o - w l t : truck. Give us n trial. Il v. N. W. C or. o f 8 E U . o f S e c t i o n 110 Sanford Ave.---------- Ph. 327-J 31. Tw p t't S,. It. :tO E.. run E. 12-10 N ot ice Is h ereb y j: IVeil th at Am.-r* seal llil* tl*o 3ril da y o f M ay . A. D. 1321. lean J-'rult ilr o iv e r s , Ini-orporateil. ISea t) II. A. DOtIt;i,A8ft. juirclius.-r o f T a x C e r llf i e u l" No. 33a. t'b-rk I’ lreiilt C ou rt K em iliolo L'olllldated tin* iltli d a y o f July . A. D. ly Florida. 1315. Iiao filed said c e rtificate la my Ilv A. ill. W E E K S . D. r . M « y 6-13-20.27— Jim.- 3-10. offic e, and ha* m a d e . a p p l i c a t i o n for tux deed t o Issue in n c r o r d a n c e w ith of \|I|)IIrn Hun Inr T m llrrtl law. 1 mtrr Srrlltm ,"7T* nf (hi- ftrni*rnl bald ci-rtIlli-iii,' rnihrao-s the , ated In' “ to-w lt: S l n l u l r t o f lln- -* I ft t — n f I ' l n r l i l n . » v a -n -fu * i W In- hcr.Vv Mu-w.-Ut.vi N. 11.32 eh. to t.eit. T h e said land SE RVICE: That's our middle be hut a s ses sed at th e date o f th e name. In doing business with us, jw-ifanc.e o f Rlich certific a te In tile iiaia. o f A. It. t.nrsen. t’ ntess snld you nut only get value received, I'rrllllcnte shall lie redeem ed a c c o r d - . hut you get SERVICE ninng with Itt- |o la w la x d e e d w ill Issue t h e r e - I it. QUICK SERVICE TRAN S­ o(i "ii thi> 25th day o f June. A. D , FER, Phone 498. rW itness m y offlc ln ) s lu n n tu r r nnd si-.il th U th e I‘ith d a y o f .May. A. D. i* y , iiMjifiiiAKtr,- S.-min..Id ' c o u n ty , F lorid*, Barn*. piirchnH. r o f T a x « •.-rtIn«-jt»«-Tr r e r k t'ir ru li t’ ou rt B.mini.I.- C o u n .No. is, da ted Hie lit. d a y o f .lunn, ty. l-'lorlda. h-st Ji of Lpts 3 ami . A- D. I’J 17,- lias fllyd said* certificate! tty A. M. WEEKS, It. f,\ — -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • ... D IE H D -,.. ELECTRIC F A N S - -------------------------- acation r e n ts A r e Vanishing PHONE 8 U s Pleasure Seekers Observe .' >- 1 1 Health and Safety Precautions July. August and September uro till months when most people plan tc take their vaca* tlons, and they a rt not only thu m ost healthful m onth* In tho 'year, but they are tho mouths w hich fo r some years past havu shown tho greatest decllno In mortality. E very­ one wants to illo happy, but nobody wants to dlo w hllo enjoying a va ca ­ tion. Fortunately vacations nre n ot a* perilous ns they used to be. and by the exorclso o f a Ilttlo forethought nnd prudence tho few lurking dan g­ ers ran usually bo avoided. Rummer drow n - duce tho danger from typhoid fever nnd other Intest­ inal diseases. Goodfood. fresh air and good water uro threw prime requIaHtS of any vuentlon. Fresh nlr Is usually token fo r granted, but one cannot bo too ca re­ ful in n.-isurtiig him self that tho resort selected has u dependably puro water supply and that thu food supply Is every­ thing that It ought to be. Health de­ partm en ts liavo done good work lit I m p r o v i n g tho standards of milk dealers and It ought to bo an easy task to find a pluco where even tho baby will m sWk| MWM : ✓ ' , d UKi 'B! :, AND WHY WE HAVE ADOPTED SUCH AN IMPORTANT PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPING THIS NEW TOWN-THE COMMERCIAL CENTER OF EASTERN ORANGE, i COUNTY-DURING THE APPROACHING SEASONPIONEERS OF ORANGE COUNTY -M EN OF KEEN FORESIGHT AND SOUND BUSINESS JUDGMENT-PRONOUNCE IT GOOD. • r.-rtllli-iite In tli<* rtartu- nf (’ . I). Me| I.aim-blin. Fnli-s* satil t-*-rtltlento .\oMi-r o f A |i |il I r a i l o n f o r T o i H e r d MuilI tin r.-.|H,.tm'il m-nirtllnu lo law lax il< « .l u-lM Issiu* Hiereoit on the t 'lllt r r Sri-llt.i, 3 7 3 o f I h r C r n r r ii l l li h .lay <>r June. A. Ii. 1321. Witness my ugielal siMiikinre an,I r b i» W. lin e o f Manfor.1 (I r a n i B. N l n l u l r - o f I h r S l u l r o f l-'liirliln . 25 L-rees. W . 12.50 ch., W . f.,!'2 ell., Electric Fans All Sizes nnd Prices. ELECTRIC CURLERS $1.50 30x3 1-3 TUIJES $1.30 JAPANESE PARASOLS $ 1 .1 0 F.P.RINES 103 Palmetto Ave. R e s i d e n c e lots Try Sniithfs Barber Shop for good barber work — next Valdez Hotel, 50X150 FRONTAGE ON STREETS 60 TO 100 FEET WIDE-$50 TO $300. RIVE & WALKER B u sin e ss Lots Sanford Ave. and 2nd St. FRONTING OCEAN BOULEVARD,: WHICH IS 117 FEET WIDE $400 TO $2,GOO. TAKE A F P E TRIP WITH DS AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. Storage And Repairing 24 HOUR Wrecking Service Phone 643-W. Night 289-R FARM S. i, lb acres,' Iin prove*), tiled: ham. u -n s n t lion **; j,i. rt- U<-|] l a c a ii. i. w o r t h f l. n g o ,.rr a c r e. F o r ,m|Va *al.- p a r t y w ill i . a , . j .i . odu r a n g * t e r m s to suit purclih**r. ‘ \ . 'I , ceres, with house, located with ' l*!*!!* r01*K " " “ Ides; farm In a Imrauln ; r *‘ “ " , l y At w * !--5 fr*A Jw,t ,,fr Rcardall; i m. ------ 1------ ------- — . FREY ENTS INFECTION The greats*t discovery Jn--Jleilh numerous as formerly, In splits of healing is the marvelous Borozone, tho fact that more persons ure ex­ a preparation that comes in liquid posed to risk. The Increased and powder form. It ia • com-' knowledge of swimming, tho Im* bination treatment not only proved methods o f tescuo work and I. ------- -i that — ----purines the wound o f germs that a more general understanding of cause Infection but it heals the resuat-itatmr. m ethods. probably flesh with extraordinary speed. accounts for the declthe. Back Bad -n u t ..wounds * l or V cuts 'T.T which take ----- ^ the m ortality tables o f tho weeks to heal with the ordinary Metropolitan Life Insurance Coinliniments mend m*n.i quickly ..a — rk*. v . . ten out o-----------under the nan, Pany show ,that f every powerful influence o f this wonder­ i 0®-000 o f Its Industrial policy ful remedy. |»rice (liquid) 30c, bolder* met death . »byj drowning. Miuniiiu,. gOe H.20. Powder 30c and «0c. Last y ,»r It ran fesa than sevtn. In July, test, tho coinpan) Robl by Union I'hr.rmaty. • • T* •tml paying claims at tho rato o f Jiilv th by drow ning dally. July tho average waa almost le s s . less- Accidental drow ning is r" IK,l>l h o u s e ; corn place. Anothur • " r now on nine cation diet.' It U largely biraus lo is t , some people arc wilting to take two chance In summer and drink a**..stin, from polluted sources, or WU*C milk a serious vacation peril, but most from dairies wtn-ra clear*v ness l* deaths from this cause are pre­ not rigidly maintained, that vaca­ ventable ones nnd tho excreta* of tion lime Is usually follow ed by a extreme care on the part of both sad afterm ath o f typhoid fever .■wlmmera . . . . . . „.v lu a „ u nan-swimm and non-swimmers can- cases In tho early fall months. ,not bo too strongly urged Hunstroko and heat prostratlonj Th(} enforcem ent Of belter san­ are sum m er perils rather than va­ INCORPORATED itary regulations at summer re- cation dangers. Vacationists cart Rooms 615-516 sorts, particularly as they relate to usually play safe by playjng a little First Nat’l Bk Bldg. the water supply and to the dts- less strenuously when the mereurj Sanford -------------------------posal of wastes, has tended to re- clim bs to tho top »he ' Company ■ B ritt • • • -« $ ■: l"*i» h urguln . W/- <*j *5 M ust Grow 666 S 0 R 6 E W W lCKERSH AM Whtln fho proposed school will tunlty provided for a com prehen­ A graduate school of Internation­ al relations will probably bo cotub- provide training for men w ho wish sive course o f Instruction and llshed In this country ns tho result to enter public life or the dlpltvf train hi g In tho fundamental facta of a nationwide movement Initiated m alic service, Its other Import anti o f international relations he Bald, by a distinguished group of edll- function will he onn of research ■'"Such n sch ool," ca to ' 3 , publicists. lawyers nnd turn and Investigation with publication ■'Would be o f especial value to who have held high public office o f results. In m ope It will r w - young men w ho arc anxious to en­ In tho natlon'a service. hracu flvo elemental subjects. In* ter public life or the dlptomatfo Tho posalblllties of reProminently Identified with the eluding fundamental bases of lt»r service. leatrh and publication of results movement, the purpose o f which D tcrnntloiiul relations, history of oultl ho o f tremendous v a lu e 'to lo promote greater understanding lernatlonul relations, international Mtd knowledge of international life, law, diplom atic practice and pro- the nation nnd should prove o f are John W. Davis, successor tofeedu ro and International orgnn- worM benefit." the lato Walter lUllf-s Rage ns Am tuitions. It Is proposed to offer a . Although no definite decision bassndor to Great Britain; George three-year course o f instruction, at was reached by this conference as \V. Wlckerahain, Attorney Cb-ncral least ono year of which will be to th" most desirable location for undrr President T a ft: and Dr. John spent abroad In the study o f racial the proposed school. It was virt­ H. Finley, of tho New York Times, and ethnological peculiarities, pol- ually agreed that Johns Hopkins A score o f other equally prornln- Itlcnl and social undercurrents, and University offered tho most a d ­ It was tho unanimous ent figures In national Ufo have other pertinent factors which have vantages, conference that given the proposed school thrlr direct bearing on the relations o f opinion o f tho active support. Including Franklin foreign countries with tho United BUch a school would be a fitting memorial to W alter Hines Page, D. Roosevelt. Julius H. Barms. States. president of tho U.-H. Chamber of In outlining tho purpose o f the wartime Ambassador to tho Court Com m erce; I)r. Albert Hhuw. edit- *school at a recent ronference In o f Ft. James. ** A committee was appointed t<r' or of Review of Reviews; Dr. New York to determine th-- need;'* Harry A. Oarflidd, president of for amt possibilities of - iitnli’ 1 itiltur - Ihv-- tlrate tho possibilities of Vllltama College; Dr. J. A. C. aiieh an Instilnllon. Dr. John !!.,'d a rn in g out these resolutions, ('handler, president of W illiam nnd Finley pointed to tho fact thdt pb i Iqnartem o f the com mittee rfary; Dr. Ernest M. Hopkins, while many o f our uulv. rattle* ^ established In tho omc.-i preilder.t of Dartmouth; and Dr. ' hav« chairs of International la w .1 I* Gutterson, 111 /rch lb n ld Coolldge, o f Harvard and tench economics, history nnd .tlvarslty.^ t government, them la no o p p o r - . Broadway, Now York. : casts KDKA. W DAF Kansas City Star (41J) G-7 duo-nrt, address, story, mu­ sic; 11:45-1 a. m. Nighthawks. W HAS Louisville Journal (400) 7:30-9 talk, Zoeller’s Melo­ dists. KHJ Ism Angeles (395) 8 or­ chestra; 8:45 children; 10____ 12 program; I2-J orchestra. WGl Medford (300) 5 Big Brother Club; 5:30 music, talks. WMC Memphis Commercial Ap­ peal (500) 8;30 mule quar­ tette; 11 frolic. W LAG Mlnneapolis-St. Paul (117) 7:31) lectures, CKAC Montreal (125) 5 kid stor. ies; 5:30 orchestra; 0:30 English musical; 8:30 dance. WOR Newark (105) 4:15 Miller’s orchestra; 4:30 stoics; 5 or­ chestra. W E A FN ew York (492) 9-10 a. m. cducntional^ 2-9:30 recitals, orchestras. WJZ New York (455) 5-8:30 talks, orchestra. KGO Oakland (312) 10 musical; 12-3 n. m. orchestra. W OAW Omaha (520) 0 piuno; 9 Knights o f Columbus. W A A W Omaha (3GU> 8 Cross Lu­ theran church. i WDAR Philadelphia (395) 5:306:50 talks. IWK1 Philadelphia (395) 4 talk; 4:30-6 orchcsrtu; U concert; 7 recital. iW CAE Pittsburgh (402) 4:30 con­ cert; 5:20 Uncle Kayhce; 0:30 humicni; 9 concert. KDKA Pittsburgh (326) 5:30 chil­ dren; 0:15-7 talks; 7-8 mu­ sical; 9 entertainment. KGW Portland (492) 9:30 basehull scures, markets. KPO Sun Francisco (423) R:309:30 orchestra; 10-12 band; 12-1 a. m. dance. WGY Schncctady (380 ) 0:45 grand opera; 9:15 ogan. WBZ Springfield (337) 4 concert, dance; 5:30 bedtime; 5:1U musical. KSD St. Louis Post Dispatch (646) 8 musical. iW RC Washington (409) 5 chil­ dren; 7 piano; 7:15 Tivoli I theater; 8 talk; 8:15 orcheita. , - r fllit o i’ it A frron Hit '-t-i '( j m .8 i 2 a .a m c g >■ expenses of administration ure paid by the Red Cross out o f a separate allotment from natfonnl headquar­ ters, so that every cent collected for the relief o f the suffering will ba Used for that purpose. .^Additional workers arc being rushed to McComb and Colli ns. Mrs. R. S. Butler, field representutive fo r Mississippi who Is at work •at' Johnson Station and McComb, h t f estimated that approximately $12,000 will be needed in Pike coun' tar »n d$16,000 in Covington. Addi­ tional reports o f damage and In­ juries in remote localities aro com­ ing in daily to Red Cross head­ quarters. The difficulty of rapid transportation and communication ■ ***• mode it almost impossible (o make an accurate survey during the emergency relief period. The members o f the disaster corps have been working day and night since they arrived an the - ground a few hours after the turnwlo struck. All requests for tents and cots were met immediately and local committees organized to facil­ itate the collecting o f the relief fund, and the necessary sum for permanent rehabilitation work. . DR. W . A . B R U N E ■ C L You Should Know Why Mobile, Ala. ii; n iifl &Mfg. Co. Inc. ‘L {'If Me MeHdo Drag lmh iff I *t' A- ' o. 115 N. Orange Orlando 4.V-T ~k.’-v- %* 'N »2*• ! * v * 'i' Fl< - v ’ f*** '* * . -U a . i 't-* trsfff * * �I I I HERALD, JUNE 10, 1924 In conatructL„ ! 0ll c,ieB *nd oftentimes control looking Inta.diakgoa.ofcgovixnroMt “ J “ , ? ! ? T combination of bond duplications wilt meet at an ralnoritlca . Orderly and effective iy Canadian early Hate. Indian affairs in Okla­ parliamentary government de­ homa will get an airing before a mands that the people divide into PHILADELPHIA, Juno two parties on outstanding ques­ j hopse committee probably about. The North American said Monday . tions, he asserted, adding that “ the led from pago I.) * September. Tho investigation into In an article withheld from puWt> *: tiHerring with the fed- strength a id usefulness of the Re­ 1 charges against Representative publican party must depafid on the istem ; advocated an Langfey, Republican, Kentucky, has cation for 1& months “ in th« interestef science," hat the cause o f Over a Dozen Congressional In- dosed fur the present.________ Jicy of conservation ■cancer hHRh w HlaefrVcrirf. atsd^t — v«>iim t h»mrW!lt*f)rf?nntrtrrrflred-year -franchise*" treatment fo r it which) though atilt' . ed Through Summer . «?TORM CAUSES O N R . DEATH In •experimental it of rrsources needed lflamy and an organixatlon whose -pro. "-TTMUi M inylSitiJw R -ra— ■ INDIANAPOLIS, June if).— during remarkable results. ■■■■} ~for;(ta future Jproteipt- member* uolt©-i»flo*crt; format ton 1 and do battle to every « o * 7 ; Heavy wind and rnii, storm* which The discoverer is Dr. L -'J . GlbWASHINGTON, Juno lO.— More i {<£(' sane regulation st ept Indiit.-t Punoay nnd again T urning to tho reccat coiigrea- | thhn n dozen congressional investi­ csriy Monday cn p ed one death, tft- ver, a native o f Toronto, Cafca<fe,>, [oreriimcnt control of ^ n » l inyentlgations, Mr, Qdrton) who, according to the article, has gations Imbra'dng a wide range - of , j-ired at b j s islx persons n-tl t i - established sctenfiflcallr that the** !!,. “ p roffed Ihr said he "must ent<r a solomSipro- • subjects will go on during the suine mer Hurt nr-"«*. i •ur,nK 11>* SUI'1* , Red in p r iw t ly damage cttl- disease Is due to a. micro-organism, teat ngninat the impression!, th a t; LDere bo left to tgc In mor- During It* closing hours the „• smmju ItAl and whe has located IM germ and i there is widespread corruption In ' ^ greatest possible’ oqU 1 l o T o Cfonrmera ?n ' Int° i Ed'vard^ Il. ’ L i b e r t , 23, w .s proved by the conclusive labors t o - , the govermns-nt at Washington" a l - ; I t l I nf C *i the re- ki,|(S, Bt Coniiotavillo by a hpjh ry teat known as the "Koch cycle" -portunity and to Uu.stal though , there hove been exposed i annunl com1 . '? (J pHcc; flX,n,r' ( m i r i v M . wire b l .i n its part as theca usativefactor. of the country Inidest field of activity In to tho scorn nf . __ country in- mcncemcnt exercises of George-its part aa tho causative factor.oper sphere. ^ A r f ^ * , 1 f f | S n 3 !•” » " t e lb , ’ grants; campaign expcmliturcs anil I [ring “our foreign relations c f cupidity and over-reaching o n ! Mirt tllerc must be "loyalty to tbe | the tri-county irrigation idoject In timing an importance never the part o f those who arc ready to Jtaniily, loyalty to the various civic . NcKsskn. before", Mr. Burton deThe house sanctioned investiga­ T A K E THE those in 'o fficc"r*ail*t*r dc^nue^ {organization# of aociety, loyalty to tions by members o f the judiciary embers o f the Republican , " , Ithe government, which means first; into charger against itr ere “by no means lacking Federal Judge Baker o f the nortbt in what is happening in '■ » » o till let oi West Virginia nnd to the humblest clerk in any de- fln<, lo>n,t* to of the world nor nre we partment, are working honestly hy the veterans1 cdnimittce into Warmer Welcome hospitala and soldiers1 anti sailors* Mr* Cooliflge expressed the belief >to co-operate in the most nnd faithfully for the public good", homes. wsy with less fortunate he added. “ It is time to cnll n halt . that the college graduates of this Despite th-- inability o f Chair­ upon Indiscriminate scandnlmom--i>ror " wi!l ,ill“ the w«vid ready W man Hrookhait to press a resolu­ cring. which is largely designed to , * ivc *bcm a warmer welcome, a tion in the senate Katurdny to en­ |b*T<> refused to join the Insult the intelligence and under- *‘“ n w fharc In its tasks than ever KEEP POSTED \ able his committee to continue its |tf Nations, and this is in mine the patriotism of the Amcri- before." He warned, however, that inquiry into the department nf jus­ i with the wishes o f the can people." a reception perhaps "a bit cold" tice, Senator Whrolcr, Democrat. ity of the American peoawaits those who insist on "toll and Your interest in Sanford warrants i t The chairman declared the Re­ 'dbittann, prosecutor, announced Jl. believe", he added, "So publican party stood “ now as al­ stiff collars ns part of the working that a way would bo found to con­ Your investment here demands it. Have |tha league remains a polit- ways for law enforcement" and uniform— whether such collars are tinue lit least nart of the contem­ j, inevitably dominated by against "hasty changes In existing of the intellectual typo for tho The Sanford Herald follow you to your plated program. Senator Ceun-ns, mind, or the linen type for tho r nations o f Euopc, poia- laws and regulations” . Republican, Michigan, who is futh- [J neck. ’ the tradition of-age-long He pointed to a long list o f legis c-ing n general Investigation into ' n summer home. There is little room, the Presi­ s, membership is not for lativc and executive acts designed th ’ internal revenue bureau, with 1 ■ dent oaid, for those who arc "too to aid the farmers. He told of the prohibition enforcement as its fea- !■ •r should be felt, however, improvement In employnvnt and niec to work.” igwiJiiw»r<i'' PlliA!1i|rr»T'~rr turc, will meet with his colleagues "It mny be that our educational .incc in the worid court the benefit resulting to labor, of The Sanford Herald T ta t the I’ rovlnce of Quebec has yrnr brought an Incn-nsn from ths on the committed on June 17 to de­ Harding-Hughes reserva- the success that attended the ef- methods are not to far perfected ns council, and now the community termine procedure. togive us -full returns on all our appropriated |5tu).000 (or the es* ild Involve the United »°ft8 Sanford, Florida. *’ rcB*t*ent Harding to ob- 1investments In them. No doubt ,1eblishmcnt o( eight health center* of Th d ford Mlues lias been a bio While the sub-committee investi­ the league, he said.' He tain abandonment of the twelveto take over the center ns n rotti- gating the Mayfield ejection con­ some expensive college educations refer to the amendments hour day in the steel industry, and are invested in people incapable of ,through the Province to wage a iminlty project nnd tvlll support It, test announced that the Texas sen­ i by the Republican major- o f tbe restrictions placed upon im­ Gentlemen—Please send me The making them return a going rate j war on tuberculosis and Infant except for the salary of two nurses ator was entitled to his seat, nNlisenate foreign relations migration, declaring thnt "lim ita­ of interest. But that nerd not mortality, ts a ri-anlt of u dem on­ lvhteh will be continued by the gest by his opponent's counsel will j but asserted that the tion and selection must be the or­ greatly worry us. The world keeps stration conducted by the Melro- Metropolitan for six months. be submitted and, if warranted,! Sanford Herald, starting with the i&* ^Hughes proposals were der o f the dayUnder the Provincial plans, four further hearings will be held. Sen­ on increasing its wealth despite a p. iltan 1.1'e Insurance Company at (Tl;»-tronl Mines. Qur., Is disclosed at safeguards and rcseryaof the centers will be In tho region Establishment o f pcaco with Gcr- ,|cnj Df |)ll(j investments nnd Bhecr ator Hcllin, Democrat, plana to id le r from the Prime Mln- of Quebec nnd four In the Mon-In protect our own interests many nnd tho other form er enemy waste. S llC O f ,.'i ..... press his inquiry into charges of of Quebec. Hon. I*. A. Tns- tretd region, nnd In addition to In­ fraudulent sale o f lands in the f do not affect the great powern also was listed ns n Repub­ Most Engrossing Epoch unti, to Haley Flake, fant welfare they will seek to coin- i lower Itio (Irarule valley oT Texas. i of the court". * lican accomplishment together with “ The young people who this year for which l am enclosing stive of the willingness of establishment of a budget system, step out. of college Into tho world f|Aeiit of the Metropolitan. The bnt nnd prevent tu bercu losis. It U For the present, at leant, senate States to aid and asso- reduction o f taxes, enactment o f a nf affairs will he participants in it ^••luonstratlon at Thelford Mines. ntwpunrod. investigations into naval oil leases Methods us*-<| hy tho Mnternlty propaganda affectin'* legislation, .......other nations, the chair- tar! fflnw "based upon the funda­ most engrossing epoch of history. .» iverliig two years, brought a rejiiu ltu n In Infant mortalltv rates: renter Association In N ow York (rUred that America stood mental Idea that our labor and en­ Men and women arc In demand who and that having Russian recogni­ take the lead in another terprise should not be handicapped Can -prove themselves capohle of tr-vp 338 in each l.ono births IrtjfTty were followed by the four tion ns its sphere nre at n standstill Nam e aitation conference when- by differences between foreign and playing in a big and useful way ’ bhe year 1320 to 73.3 In each l.OOOttmrses connected with the Theifot I nnd no pinna have been announced bt.-th* In the. year 1923; with the Mines demonstration, and le:uous \occasion appeared suitable domestic costs; passage o f act for the different parts. There will not do- in mothereraft nnd bahy welfare for carrying them forward during in the European repara­ the funding o f foreign debts nnd he applause or recognition for nil r t e th rates still showing a dcwere given to tho mothers accord­ the numincr. Tho inquiry into fake de "whenever the various the funding of the British nnd — nnt even for all who do their part i The demonstration was actually ing to the best methods used here. iliplomn mills has definitely ended, lean agree, whenever they •other indebtedness; reduction in well. ,h*snt) In Muy, 1831. and religious Blck Imhlns were visited, in i-o- no formal report being submitted, ling to look to the future the public debt, and readjustment “ The advancement of iptclligence .MUhirittM, municipal officers and oprrutlon with local physicians, but two bills to curb their activ­ Ihan to the past, America's of freight rates. hns been marked by n continual it s * mining com pany co-operated nnil a constant campaign of edu- ities resulted from the inquiry. BOTH D AILY AND W E E K L Y [be given without stint and The house committee looking "The past at least is secure", he elimination of amelioration of the J wuh the Metropolitan forces. At ration brought the demonstration indices resources will be concluded. "In the future there is more undesirable tasks. Just about the outset the community voted such fame that mothers bring Into shipping board affairs will Bali D AILY in tho way of loans for no lamp to guide so safe as thnt of the time when It is found thnt there |T00 and the rent of the health their bn tiles from places from flvn for a six-weeks tour o f Europe WEEKLY • fchabilitation and develop- experience nnd history, and tho is a shortage of workers willing to j nfly miles for advice and help. July 1. A sub-committee o f tnc ; *« * _* * One Yer.................. $7.00 house Judiciary committee will ex­ Ono Y e a r ..... ....... ...|2.00 j people will surely repose their trust do unpleasant things, somebody amine Into bankruptcy laws with a ■notice o f indications of a in those principles and in that with a trained intelligence discov­ Si>( Months.......... ..$3.50 Six Months,.......r... $ 1.09 which has ers a process or invents u machine assume it will keep on happening. productive society will at least bo view to recommending remedial |rty movement, Mr. Burton party organization Three Months ....,,..$1.75 Three M onths..... $ .60.. legislation duing the summer. endency in th*t direction played so preeminent a part in the that performs the tasks more e ffi­ “ If there remains some undesir­ aide in pay more liberally— in fnct, After July 7, the house committee hifeat wherever parliament- uphuitdlng of the nation nnd in the ciently, or mnkes its performance One M onth.....65 One M onth........... $ .26 rroment existed. The effect, prosperity and happiness of all its Unnecessary. This hns happened so able tasks that neither science nor i- now doing bo — and thus got them Investigating the aircraft situation is scheduled to convene and that pinny times that it seems safe to ' invention can eliminate, u more done," la "inevitably demoraliz- citizens.” Canada Organizes Eight Centers For Child W elfare A fter I _ Demonstration Reduces Mortality Coolidge i ; Nor;>h?; Tw,«1"rr,! *»» «115^ > '■u of ISSUES r. .V. .V. .V, iA A , A , A - -V, -V, .t , aV, — V— .V. ,V. J.V, .S, A . 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WJ < ’ * « * ►* * a. •* *, * T H E MAGIC BLEND OF PALM SPRINGS W A T E R , PURE SUGAR, SYR U P AND GINGER ROOT - A DELI­ CIOUS A N D H E ALTH Y D RIN K . * i\ — - — W E IN V IT E SANFORD TO SAM PLE A COOL GLASS OF B E E M A N 'S SUPERIOR Q U ALITY ALE FREE M ; a A 4 3 1 44 * 1 +$4 : •». i Vl w#|- t* 1 » 9| <* 4 4r -. « : '•*! j tie ■t < , 1 *. t : ! t > 4> 4 * *1 •• 4 i 4• 4• 4• FIRST STREET <> i » K ■ ? % f jS \ U&4 A A ,j i r? s % y$ *- 8 »g ia,j 3 * 1 *. ; > 1 . -i 1 •• rings i * i i 1 i J 4 i 4 f -i5 '* v ' 1 ; • 1 * 4, iM ■jtH ' 1 36 EAST PINE STREET ******************************** ] j *’ ( 1 1 | m ift1 \* , A| J* < 1i BOTTLERS OF i <>l ilgrlM t* i *u hi ki&ikW O RLANDO, FLA. | | M k w | t! j -* ^ i n n . / ' ► » �^jvyV tcv' Sanfo/d H frald CharigiKgYhe Very Character o f the r a k lb lH A s Brisbane * Sees I eVrry" nflrrtUfln t-trepi A N D A F T E R A L L THOSE M O N T H S O F LABO R D a n Dob^ On'becomber 3l','l!)'lS.,t W e were 1,248,056 automobiles When Gasoline Was 6 „ ‘ Cents. registered in the United States. G n l r m l a t i»«rinitl*ftn»* m a ile r Many Faiths, Many Cures. tube* 27. 1713, u t ’ i.H' i >i .iii ..ITIcl* at On December 31,1923, there were 15,222,658 automobiles Banfnni. Florid a, under net o f Mar. "Smith and Bryan?" a. u»7. {registered in the United States. Hardly. Munaey Has Not Sold. I’ r m ld r a t I * Could anyone offer more striking commentary upon C o p y r lg n i. M H H O W A H D H K IIG. . M nnnarr ijhc changes that arc taking place in the lives and customs .. Phonete.H ] * T M a t n a l l* A r n e r 1of the American people ? '* • . wcu. IF YOU gamble In oil you am ■ tn e n u iT io v iu t f v Think of the other things that are an outgrowth of the worried today with oil stocks £»U-, vv O n e T e e r ___ 17.0*. nla M on in s H..BO » 'a . i£pwf r o o as i__ • w•; 1 v/f>vm\ In 1913 1913 good good roads roads ,_were __ jn ilOered In city by carrier per 1inrraflaed use o f the automobile._In ITiiS'TBs Tm£ toT ^lr. *Dohcny’s"l)ig “com pany ' anT -femnnr^T*pertfew and fiSnietweeiu The pioneer automobile clubs werdt.. r**-. t-. •Stvu. ?i Vw ^w oH thtfr^or e d n t i n u o t i a ^ 3 th?pyc°nVs p ^ u ? X M P K C IA I. !S O T It’ B.V . ewe T & C hop iTitfo 7 i nf (ting n number of Stretchesof good roads. But alwaystnere pricc8 are cut. Gasoline drops tpAll Obituary notice*, c h r *# of th ank*, r e solu tion * and n otic es of' were backwoods coiritnunitics and actually unfriendly towns, 10 cents in Buffalo. 5 m a u . b c p i e ces : \ V H atcrta ln menta w here c h a r s * * ar* N tfxT S E SS iO t made. Will h f c h a rg e d f o r at r e * u - m which “ leading citizens” talked and voted against bonds BUT BEFORE automobiles came, I.. ---------- a u /or good roads with as! much heat as though the proposed Mr. Rockefeller was cheerfully K B M H R I l T H E 4 S a o ( T A T E t » ? * n a W roads,were to Jbe their ruination. , ■ selllhg gasoline at six cents, to T h e Aaeociuti-d Press la e x c l u ­ siv ely en titled t o tba use f o r repub* But now and then a “ leading citizen” somehow came into clean type in newspaper plants. Ho llc a t lo n o f all itc*{* dispatches c r e d ­ possession of his own automobile. At first he was satisfied to will probably prove that money can ited to It o r n o t oth erw ise credited In th is paper and alao th e local drive this car over the reasonably good streets o f his home be made at 16 cents. n e w * pu blish ed herein. All rlnht* ^ut soon he. wanted to o f r e p u b llc a t lo n o f sp ecial d ls p n tc h - town, and out the pike to his farm, GOVERNMENT BONDS move ril * *a herein Arc nl*D reserved. .• ^ go to the next county seat and when he attempted it got to "new high prices,” the 4% per cent bonds railing at 103. That I T U E S D A Y , JUNE 10, 1924. stuck In the mud. Straightway he became a good roads ad­ will interest small war-time buyers vocate. Other “ leading citizens”- bought automobiles— and that paid 100 and sold under 00. ; BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY ' became good roads advocates. And from a million automoIt proves that “ money Is c h e a ^ POWER OF THE W ORD:— For biles found in the United States in 1913, mostly in the sec­ for stock speculating purposes, Money has been recently^ ! the word of God ivquick, and ppw- tions j)f tlje country where good roads already abounded , trful, I n d sharper than any two- to a large cxtcnCtne number“had grown to fifteen millions in cheap as 2*6 per cent. It more for money to build a facto edged sword, piercing even to the ten years! or a bam . dividing asunder of soul and spirit, m i\ AmVbosides the improvement in roads, consider the im­ and oCthe joints nnd marrow, and IN OLD St. Paul's Church, New ‘ is a discemer o f the thoughts nnd provement .in -tho Jives of the people. The United States is York, the Rev. Dr. Bell o f Detll ‘/ - i intent^of the heart. Hebrews 4:12. [,c c o n ijn g just one'big neighborhood. The people of South vor, cures cripples o f many kinds, Florida hob-nob all winter long with people from every state "through the power o f God's love.” THE ROAD .diuth* Union, motoring _ about the United States with almost The polico were called to restrain The road It slips between the billed ’ Ituth s^r littlfr-cone^rrt' as-they usetl'to feel when they drove the and manage the great throng o f AncEwandeni up ana .down; crowding the church. family horse on nil all-day trip to “ the city” thirty miles unfortunates j Idled past the country store, Mnny cripples arc said to have It harries-tbrp^gh jho town,. , ( awayv t. thrown mvay their crutches, shouU i * OV _nin^ wheel-ruts' cross the *n lJ The people oT Florida this summer will put a suitcase or ing for jo y .. ‘j ri two on the running board and “run up to the mountains” or Bcnahth the*gum-trees tall; r* THE POWER of mind, o f faith R 'l It travels far through many lands,’ ahy place thdir fAncy calls them. The motor trip is no long­ nnd nf mental excitement is great I.-*m *j-- Yet Mover moves at all. and nmazing, in its varied revela­ er regarded us a hazardous adventure. Everywhere on the ■•I % #■ road the traveler sees thousands :upon thousands of other tions. Such "cures” arc produced And many pass nlong the rond by "laying on of hands" by "absent i By Sight -time and by day; /. travelers going and coming. , treatment," by virtue o f tho power It greets them all with smiling The Herald does not believe that any of us comprehend in certain sacred relics. , . face , , . From the dignified Protestant what wonders the automobile is working in the development An helps them on their way. of America. Historians of the future will likely write Episcopalian to the howling voodoo And t II they come, with horse and doctor in the jungle, nil have mir­ learned chapters regarding "That period of civilization dat­ aculous cures to report. art, * • * * i *• WHERE FLORIDA LAGS W itl steers and creaking wains, ing from the advent of the automobile.” The period will be And fl|iU they como.and atiU .they studied as the schools of today study the Renaissance period IN OLD TIMES kings had the DE LAND DAILY NEWS ■«o of European history. The changes produced in the customs healing power, but they were spe­ And still tho road remains. and "K ing’s evil” was their ♦ We recall having heard a m an: one much harder. Just so it is ns and character of the people by the wide use of the automobile cialists specialty. say once upon n time that it was [regards other things mentioned, are making a new woritii ' You hear rarely o f their cures I would tha£*T a road might be, now, but perhaps "K ing’s evil" born worth getting drunk to come to the i But that doesn’t transform a sorry 4 .* ---- —— o— s----Amjf like the road could roam — day when one will do as much enough showing into a creditable l.o . Simloru, M«>imn. Min‘l ,ow^ t^ K ; , u i£ J i-g r s s i-jr . The fellow t^'J t® enrry out the ajhe, v * 1 hating f cut the ■"N ohA c c o S ? k it™,' the man who wrutc1 t lb*M No wonder "^t7"|f. _ , more easily than men k v ' to teach n man to 1 w i t hthe i n most i,n>t^mhinir.TvJ with costly fi.k- * * catches the least fish. \ From town to town ,Irom sea to sea — * Yet always stay at home. T o aldAb««et)U e and t l w (Kluire, Thelbeggar-man nnd dame, To be A friend^o all the world, But^til! remain the drfme. . ^A.re You a Drifter? ________ 4 How thrifty are you? Have you been drifting along with the current or have you made it a practice to save w:Rulnr|^ ^l^ysttyT M jticay^’.gradually accumulating an Should you be thrown out of a job unexpectedly or should hard>timcs come upon you suddenly would you be able to finance yourself over the troubled times or would you be found among the dependents? Statistics show that almost ninety per cent of our peo­ ple leave no estates at the time of their deaths, and only a comparatively, few leave accumulations of any appreciable amount. The records say that ninety-two per cent leave w _____ !__ *_____ -____ *__. »T* w m. J. J ‘lesg.thtm ort9JjiAWs4a<Mollnrs, and few leave as much as ten thousand dollars. *M T1\?’gAfllt,HlHJt1Wfyfr>fr,A?nuHcan3 have no income asitie from their regular salaries or wages. Few there are who Pay.your btlia baforo uoxt Motv. have‘ saved enough money-to make investments and who day and have your records clcanare nojy getting,an income from those. inyeatm6»tfWj"UnexWeijk” begins. To help them all upon their way Along my shining track, . The farmer yrith his heavy load, Th£ peddler with his,.pack. Y ot sfcce I can not be the road — “ cah never "be — ,** Then'’who will take the twining road, Thtfiahining road with me? — Vljtpr Starbpclf. ■’iOVisa r ^wS^TrtvPttccltifre* that Ihq sl^ip to Ku human face fcro&s longer with age. I a other words,Hhc fa ce isn't whut • . 4n a all .sides, it used to be; C _)l The Republicans, started' talking today-nt Cleveland. This convcnf [. tion ^ill be-.i‘t«m e” compared with the one scheduled for New York u ' littleJater in the month. Anil still the worthless circulars r clutter the mails, hi ling the waste ape* baskets, in many, nawapaper ; office*. Perhaps non\c day business houses will realize thnVttys method o f securing business docs not get 1 results. cUy like Snnfi&nt opporttfnity for thrift beckons on Tho hanjbt o f the city are' waiting to assist in any way so that they* can be systematic savings. Real estate offers great possibilities for independence. A few dollurs invested in vacant property, either city lots or country acre­ age, will in a short time come back to the investor many times over. Sanford real estate is good real estate. The prices hAve not been inflated ns is the case in many Florida cities., Vnlues of real estate here are steadily increasing. There is rio ^ a f^ investment and no surer guarantee for futur6 inilepefmerice thfin well located nnd properly priced property in this city. Check over, your thrift habits. Decide for yourself whether you are a drifter. o f poverty and filth is dying out. one, by any manner of means. Soap and water also perform thinking as does any decent man in the process o f getting sober. For There is no time like the present miracles nnd there is no relapse. some months now Florida has been for thought along these lines. on a political drunk. She is now at Without any exception o f which we VARIOUS NEWSPAPERS give "A l" Smith und Bryan" as the the sobering time, the time for nrc cognizant the candidates who probable Democratic ticket. Mr. some constructive thinking. And have been talking pleadingly apd Brynn, of course, is not William here are some o f the things which more or less persuasively to uS f o f iiiu y iin have, iin v v i if Junnings, hut his brother, the g ov ­ (TA-decidedly worth thinking about: the past several moons Floridu’s average rural child at­ they could possibly lug it in, told us ernor o f Nebrnska. Such n ticket would considerably tends school about seventy-four how superlatively favorable they were to education. Wc should set days each year. disturb W. J. Bryan. One adult person in ten in Floiv our minds that we are going to deA STRONGER ticket would be idn is illiterate? the state ranking mand somewhat o f performance as a follow-up to the promises of the McAdoo und Wnish, although it eleventh in illiteracy. Florida ranks thirtieth in per victors. might not delight Wall Street. Nothing is more important than cent o f school time lost. Florida runks thirty-fifth in per the matter o f education. If the ACTIVE IMAGINATIONS reort that Frank Munscy hns sold capita cost per pupil, which is 37 state is to embark upon the enter, is New York Sun to Cyrus H. K. per cent lower than the average prise o f educating, nnd she has al­ Curtis. Munsey has not sold The cost per pupil in.tlie United.Jjtates. ready followed it ,.J o „ the point In the nvtflritge amount o f salary where there can be n o lm n in g back, Sun, nor discussed selling, and would not sell it. lie has things paid teachers Florida ranks forty- no matter who there might be thnt might desire it, she should push to *say well worth saying, nnd, first. The length of the Florida school that enterprise to tho utmost limit wants a medium of publicity.‘ This "(term r«nk*“ hirty-fonrth. i * * ’ 4®f nbiHtjr fir b fflc fa k ------------------------------,<r|1 _ rthe Jewrtrn in -Li— J|r, ’(^though H onda docs not attain a u 1great progress as we have made. war, 'ftfthoujrhfI .* §Surely urcl>’ Florida will bless tho ut_ bfg. W • 20 mtl-Lve# * ‘ “ -ry'high hi^h place nor encompnss encompass any along other lines, but a steady it did cost 260 milliions nnd ;ble record when compared with progress that is at least marked lion lives. t sister states concerning these enough to be encouraging. We just Poison gas will do more good than it has ever done harm. It has tHing*. And our showing Is not need to push on and out. Florida will stand at the* head been known to destroy the boll oge which is by uny means con­ ducive to the good o f Florida, ftome of the clnss o f the states when weevil. here And now. in the Ukraine, Trotz-i ovf the . things ■ , " wc- find ; , v are un- along with other marvelous assets ky orders his army flyers to ’ use 'Icwtood by us; for instance the and ndvuntnges she can announce gas against locusts and field mice. ° * e o f, dllteracy^ which is to the world that she has hottered We could uso it here, a heavy | (^ rc duo to eo»«l»MORi attendant them all in the matter o f education variety^ to destroy prairie dog a m!xe't population than to facilities. We lead in too many things to colonics, snake* in their brecdiiisi actual nc^uet. Making outplaces, und rnts in city sewers. 1?Wers, to sco ,antI understand this lag in any, more especially to Ing in one o f tho importance of this. ____ia quite another proposition, und DR. BRILL, psycho-analyst, s a y : J ------- r . __ _— — — George Washington was a "schiz­ oid" nnd Abruhant Lincoln 't JUNE WEDDINGS ’’syntonic." If interested in thorc words, itsk BALTIMORE EVENING SUN •your psycho-analyst. Four American *. girls have . rer turtle^ from uti pnsycccsafu) try^to ( i AVE It for his opinion, that whoever could I South America wh)iro thpy ’wmb* in malce twyears p f com, or two blades of grass, to grow upon | search o f ‘ wilder mtn "thnn yeti' And 4py day in New York". Per­ n spot o f grouhd where only one grew before, would deserve haps 4f they, had ttifd Uqrnco thug better of mankind and do more essential service to his counwoutif have been more aueenssful.-- ‘ Jxy, fhan.yjij W h o l e p o l i t i c i a n s put together.— Swift. ----------1>------ -B ig fish tales arc predominant in E America but in New Guinea they ’ have the reputation for putting.out THE VALUE OF LAZINESS the biggest buttartVy-slonex. -Tbu • “ — -M IA M I HERALD ,,, . latest one from there says that butterflies measuring ten inches . acrosnfuT&ftftS'M ife fiifen ifl.tchv-'f* Moat-people do not need to bo| Of course laziness, per so. is not • ered* advised at this tinm of year to desirable. Mr. Kelly contends, howU IJU?t ‘ro!lie!‘ nuturoliy ever, thnt most of the invontions Because her husband placed n with the arrival^)f the annual cpl-i which are used In our modern life hunch of firecrackers under her bed demte of ip fiiif fever, For thi* have been brought about In order and set them off while «So’ was Blvc- by* ' to Silve work- ThiM i" probably trub. IvJly'.before a group of but If there hod been both physical alM(tfng, a Ixis Angeles wahmA-4"* •uing her husband for divrrcc. Us- hotel men in Washington the other und mental laziness there would ually It is a different kind of blow­ day, will be received with less of a have been no inventions. There Is up ir^the family aiTairs which leads shock than it would at some other no virtue in being merely indolent. time o f year. He says thut the i There is value in the intellectual to separation. progress o f the world ims come n o t' activity which results in making g;y ’ ---------- O---------Clara Myers, n Chicago pick- through those who are energetic,! life more easy and efficient. ; pockat, wai\ recently arrested for hut those who are lazy, and he s u g -! Th*™ I, InJ™en8e amount o f the two hundred und thirty-second Rested that everybody cultivate the sriirit of tiutiitSnea useless work. Tho person who time* She has served in twelvo spirit or indolence. merely splutters about with a great penitentiaries und sixty-two jails fltf, Kelly thinks he has proof o f show of activity is rarely the perand Tias paid Ones aggregating hi, theory. He cites a possible e x - . whd accomplishes the most twenty-five! thousand dollars in the ample. At one time, he ht aays, says, a man m an'The o f the present day ! The_ spirit at pastnwenty years, ijhe udmitted who L wanted' u drink * * “ walk “ to |markedJby ' * and‘ scurrying*, ‘ would hurrying that the first pne hundred arrests the spring uftor it. Sometime i t 1Often more can be accomplished by .. . .. j were tho hardest. occurred to some lazy man that he i quietly sitting down nn d'Fhinkfng ‘ might save himself many steps if if!things : things over tha than by rushin g heudAitd nbw that the «ity commis- the water wera closer. The result l°ng into the task, aioners have autborize<l the city |of thia was the invention o f a pail! ft this sense Mr. Kelly is right. to proceed with plans for in which he could carry a suppl the hulk^Ung pf ^ k c Monroe, it for ,tho day to the house. A lairly i l t . i i not always the amount o f , - f * wot,; that a person does which probf wonT be so very rang be- device l,f somi lasyi man waif latjr-men waif tfi tHa counts, hu*. the way in which It is fore ewe can tell people in other pump and the windmill, and toi]ay! done. The apparently lazy person ■tales about the wunderful lake hU a pcr:n*n needs to do to get a is very often the most efficient. effi j boulevard to be found here, drink is to g o to the spigot und But the apparently lazy person is iwoad along* the Igkp.will bo turn the water on. not always really lazy. iffird'a mosf popular drive and limelight the winter visitors as 1 as the home people. ' M Y F A V O R IT E STORIES BHdes of 1221 are not so pretty BY IRVIN S. COBB of 1623 says James Cantlerk of the marriage license in New York. "N ot so A group of moving picture mag­ who had come downstairs to call up said Cannon of this year’s nates were huving a dinner; i t his office and report progress after I mind last year when the least, so the siory runs. a preliminary size-up o f the im­ “ re as pretty us the proAcrozs tho lobby o f the hotel pending event. "Y ou can take June roses. The girls’ where the banquet was to be held our jime—that bunch upstairs U irresi ■ dunging the /lasU ight, gxpert at— barely gotten seated." a been < ^T h at’s the very reason ’ o f the* • • ln ■uch a hurry,” answi issued than for the _ he was carrying • 1 operator as he dived Into the o f bat d^ear. Ninety camera he traveled a t g ‘ elevator. " I want to the women a "W hat'e your rush?" ogreph made before t napkins tucked in at the E •••• v - . , E MEANWHILE, IT would be in­ teresting to have Washington^ or Lincoln’s opinion o f u psycho­ analyst—of Freud, for instance. Who could imagine a boy bah$ nine weeks old falling in love with bL grandmother? THE GOVERNMENT shows n fine model o f mail carriers, flying across the continent in 26 hours. That will he thp regular schedule, beginning July 1, with night fly­ ing. Railroad men, of whom mnny are very able, should study that model. It shows what they must soon do, or join the dodo and gyeat ivion. auk, in oblivion. MEN DROPPED by Princeton included not one "letter man" in athletics. The best nthletcf al! passed. • .Several musicians, nonathlettc, did not. That means nothing cxcept-’thn*. a brain, specialising in music, may well be lacking in another direc­ tion, and without disgrace or lazi. ^ 'TToritcmporury Comment I f the hoy hns the right stuff In him, h * will turn out all right in spite o f being spanked at fre ­ quent intervals.— Baltimore Sun. It is curious how an idea once, thoughts o f love." But for tho implanted firmly in tho heads o f ! verV reason that wc have so often Immunity « d . cu.m m .I c r i.c l, therefrom persists for centuries truo; whereas the fact is, there is after conditions have changed and,no peri id o f the year when a young the reason for them has disap- man's fancy is so distracted from pcared. (thoughts o f love by thoughts of For many generations June hns fishing, boating, baseball, g olf and been considered the appropriate learning. And if the young man qionth for orunge blossoms ami phould go n-courting in the spring, bridal veils, yet the unsentimental like the birds and beasts, it is not wouh; irony..ie that no acunon ol often thnt the bride can have the the year could be less suitable for trousseau ready by Jiinc. a honeymoon than that most dis­ In reality the young man turns agreeable one when enervating hur t Ms thoughts to love more often and and humidity, nettle rash nnd nio» more naturally after the baseball the temper touchy uiui life more or .season and the snorts of summer quitocs V X H I and all sorts o f discomforts are over; when the parlor . ____ sofa is make the temper touchy nnd life inviting; v .c n ti.e w nter dances more or less u misery. Under the begin Hnd the theatres and movies fiery sun illusions evnporetc and ure in full blast. The sumo may be love withers. • isaid o f his turtle dove. Doubtless it aii started in th** | Without wishing to discourage long ago when humanity hilrm atcd any nuptials already dated, we nay more or leas in the winlcr, and away with all the obsolete nonthere was little chance o f courting sense. November is the proper or petting parties before the fam ­ month for lightly turning to ily fire/ It was doubtless those thoughts o f love, and midwinter dnys of which tho poet speaks in should he Hymen's own season. words flu oft and so tiresomely Matrimony in its trying early quoted: “ In the spring a young stages is so much more easily en9pl man’s fancy lightly turns to dured then than in ihe Uog days. ' fi ! wi" undermine . If you say busing [ng a presidential yearT^wi because everybody ehs sumc. / Just when it looked a, if, would slack up a bit asking, "Wch. is it hot S i.ookh j* H mnko new. 1on* N. J jm II. S.I rank Steering a Safe Course T h e safe c o u rs e in fin an cial channels u die o n e c h a rte d b y k n o w le d g e and experience. T h is in stitu tio n offers its safeguards and- *1 e x p e rie n ce d g u id a n c e fo r y o u r protection, Seminole County Bank 4% Interest Paid on Savings W estw ard H o / into Vacation Li —Colorful Colorado, Golden California, »be Pacific Nook* ] ' west, jroar National Parka, the Great Lekei, lb* Coot Tennessee Mountain*— through the heart oi hlitoticDwie* „l*«d, by way o f Atlanta, Stone Mountain, Lookout Mow i b Chattanooga, Moccaeio Bend, via The Dixie Flyer 7 Ibrarr-Otvetryatlen Care, Drawing Room und Conaparuneni Keeping Cara. Coach**. Extremely lew eommer fare* long return llmlix-wm^ . n l . l e a l i y privilege*—dlrersliy of rouUo—ctr- Exoeprtonadj, too4 dhUttg ear mrvict. Illustrated booklet and full Info*nation on r*gae*L 1 jh i/d H K J S y g , .ru. 516 Graham I t e v . ---------- ’ ! > ■ . ----------------• ' * •' * - , . ' • 01 ' “TO HIM WHO WAITS” Greece has become a republic NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE with u government something like that o f the United States, and wc Three times William Jennings j nation of some candidate who can. suppose that Greece has unwitting, Bryan has borne the standard of ( not possibly muster the necessary ly made provision for a congress,— his party in presidential campaigns, twp-thirds n ujority. Into the deadMiami Herald. cif which wiU loLow permanent On four other occasions the stand­ Sugar maraot l,cw York, last ard has been snatched from his out­ l r a ? t ^ n Mr. L‘ i i an may fling week recorded the lowest price in stretched hands. isovcrtheleas^Mr. his \still compelling oratory, two years. But the consumers know about it only by reading and not Bryan has always rallied ’round. voice has lost nothing of its cunby the price they pay.—Jackson­ No other LetniiCrat hns spoken ni6f* « te P°*B»:ai skill is unim­ louder or longer m the party’s de­ paired. None of the aspirants for ville -Times-Unipn. fense than he. Now when he is no Now that Florida has acted somo longer the Boy Orator, but a grave o f the papers that supported Mr. and reverend su;c»nutn, nuivVO.iusiii iUil full of MeAdoo are referring to him as y dead' and fundamentalism, he : conU..uv as Umg the eminent Californian. Just a it did in to the convention as a “ “ “ire, who cut k ago today, tha particular ono that the t-large from an entirely lltlefrxl.. have in mind, called him our ‘ T ' “ ol »Y>t yield to section o t . itbe country i o f habit and pin the rose neighbor from C That’s the ‘ trouble wit i politicians; they °,n Bryan's you one J : before the elec, f a u ? ^ * r* » ‘ * nyth^ ng ia — a torn thing after-Tamt nor g%’f )ly fai ™— -nor * «• p. can be acquired by building a savings account in this bank. '■ 'X . Start Today. Btes? Tilt f j dm* S CM- <- . if i j ifacturr r o :yp«*rtttg ts - mu. >• i �I r I 4 THE SANFORD TCRA1D.TttB SD AY, JUNE 10,11924 Daily Fashion Note | ice 148 F A C B P fV IW ild Dogs Menace! n. . wowderfai j w m o l r a a Blnka—What makes you think 1 0 s h e e p o f Australia she’s an expcrt atanow shoelD g?,.,, nA. . n .Tr— 7 . . -f Jinks— She must ‘be. She can tI Australia, J“ no |even walk ffracefulljr in jfaloshaa*—' . 10.— The menace o f the pac!;s o f [ j U(j - c wild dogs that roam the Omeo • " ________________ _ , 'm ~ . Plains and tear out the diroats o f Reduction of. the number o f en* shcop was described today to the tries at the horse show in London Victorian minister fo r la m ^ _ J this sprung was ascribed l a t h * A deputation from the Gipps- ’ development o f mechanical trana. •Umi Khlr^s asd tyuHitr TYkl well [.ejation asked the minister for an * maintained. increased subsidy to facilitate the destruction of the dogs. The min­ ister promised that the government G A B R IE L ---------would do all it could to help the GREATER m • settlers. R ID IN G J h H H Councillor Braid o f Omeo Shire COM FORT explained that sheep dogs had been lured from the homestcadi by female dingoes (prairie wolves). P. A . MERO These dogs had crossed with the dingoes, producing n strain that proved-• a greater menace to sheep ** a. -» Kilouea Again on Rampagg MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor Mrs. Ray Entertains Scarf Sleeve H er Home.On Monday. The f*ip<>e Organ Club of the Baptist Church met at the home o l Mrs. J. B. Ray on Palmetto Avenue on Monday afternoon, The meet* ing was called to order by tho president, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner. Those answering to roll call were Mrs. Hnrris, Mrs". McAllister, Mra. Volie Williams, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Sellman, Mrs. Gardiner, Lurs. ciaines, Mrs. Phillips, Miss Jeanette Laing, Miss Martha Fox and the hostess, Mrs. Ray. During the business session Miss Fox was elected vice-president, and a mol.on was carried to discontinue meetings for the remainder of the summer. I h c next meeting will be on the first Monday in October. Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Mainon delighted those present with vocal selections and Mrs. Harris gave a beautitul instrumental solo. The hostess, assisted by her .daughter, as 1 1 -* -* I Miss Dorothy Ray, served delicious |ice cream and cake. honoring Miss Mrs. F. F. Wtl,| Lake. 3:30 PIItchary rehearsal, lurch, 8:30 p. m, reception, honoring kjry bridal party at " a . D. Zachary. Hostujtie Zachary, Mrs. A. rs. A. K. Powers. E 1 meet at the Ma- Philysw rehearsal at k, at tho Methodist Wednesday Philyaw nuptials at Methodist church, kchary nuptials, Meth»t high noon. Thursday Roosevelt Auxiliary, U. ill meet at the parlors jt church at 8 p. m. hodist Sunday school picnic at Enterprise in m. All are to meet at it 2 o'clock. 1 be a special meeting ril Neighbors" at 7:30 M Masonic hall. [ Friday Bon Ton and Friloha si, Mrs. Ed Bet,ta, Park club; hostesses, Mrs. Id Mrs. Minarik; home rtarik, 100 Laurel Ave- The scarf sleeve is the interest­ ing feature of th efrock and is one thnt could easily be copied. It consists merely of a langth of crepe applied to the under por­ sw of Gainesville 'nr- tion of a very short sleeve. The collar on this imported frock fas­ [rening. . tens in the hack and n double girdle keeps the lines very trim about the ._ Chittenden left this hips. :rsonals . Gainesville wha>» she lend summer. gcho^lL ---------- . KVJ1VW ULTRA SMART PARIS FROCKS Expressing the last word in fashion*' able too formal for > . •detail and not * * with silk printed in Oriental pattern, the silk forming side panels with pointed lower edges, and the collar. Long flare sleeves are slashed at the back and bound with selt-matcrial. ( Medium size requires 35* yards 36-inch faille and 1H yard 40-inch silk. Ginger is the color of the rerood model, fascinatingly draped with a V Kilauea, Hawaii's famed volcano, once more is active— more active than at any time In mnny years and recent eruptions have been auuicting wide attention. This pirtute, tnken at the most recent •(Upturn, gives u slight idea of tr.c seeling caldron of smeke and llaamc. Westminster Club Holds Meeting p. m. „ Milten'Mrm. Nevea of isnd Miss' Frknpfa'Gon^pending today at- tho V 'CTW **. End Celery Season Is Marked By Picnic Saturday Afternoon The Westminster club met Mon­ day afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Joe Chittenden with Mrs. Chitten­ den, Miss Laura and Miss Edna Chittenden as hostesses. Mrs. Davison, who has just re­ turned from a visit to Miss Zita Davison, gave a most interesting talk on tho conditions and work be­ ing done among the mountaineers in Tennessee. r After an enjoyable social hour, Mr3. Chittenden, assisted by Miss Fern Ward and Edna Chittenden, served delicious lemon punch with cake. About 19 were present at this In­ teresting fleeting. Agricultural Expert Urges Use o f Films FirstModel: Pictoriat Review Dresa •an# Sires 34 to 32 inches ■ ‘bust. No. 1893. Price, 45 cents. Second Model: Dress No. 1900. Sizes, 3t to 42 inches bust, and 16 to 20 years. Price, 45 cents. Party * Sunday witnessed a very enjoy­ able but quiet party when Mrs. W. S. Sry Jr. celebrated her birth, day, at her home on Park Avenue. l»oe leaves today for Mrs. Bledsoe. Mr. night for Denver, Colo. »« slimmer. b it u a r y - 'st Creator having .Ijgen >t of His- in fln iu n p % cy our BrotAerU .l. A refer• he cares end troubles o f itoy existence to a atate duration, that severing nk from our order that together, may we who dm be more ..strongly ■other In brother!y’ 'love ion and doing kind acta, 'Rare and happhtesa o f • of his immediate relafiends who are moat « n at the lots we have *4, we can only sinceree*J — - * — * minutes; also a copy TOKIO, June 10*—Japan’s prob­ lem o f oil supply, for years one o f Increasing anxiety, especially to the increasing anxi vy, will becoi_____ _____H H acute If claims mad* on behalf nf the South Manchuria Railway Com­ pany are proved. For seven years the railway has been conducting experiments in the production o f oil from oil shales ra V W o u t fh" I1W ordinary course o f the company's mining o f cost at it* Vuabtin mine, ';n South Man. eburta. (The - experiments, it Is claimed, have proved that this shale lx o f especially fine quality for oil production by dnr-diatillation pro: that fuel oil can, be bla method at a p6st > m if gorlpetition4 with present e u in Japan, and that if properly exploited the Fushun sh a m alone should yield 700,000 ton* o f oil annually, which is almoat .equal to the entire present coneumption of the empire. The addition o f this amount to : • / ’ the present domestic oil production would made it unnecessary to imA GAY LITTLE FRO£K ■t♦ rt petroleum and its products. Apricot color silk and rotton crfpe, pan now produces approximately 32o,000 tons o f crude oil a year, xrvered with circles of Copenhagen blue, ttken from wells in the northern s used for this gay little frock, featuring part o f the main island. The an­ be aide opening and square neck. It is at of the emt-frock adapted to nual conaumptlon is e s tim a te d beThe collar and stringiOOO and 1,000,000 tons a silk aod the sleeve* ' loaf or short. This 'resident o t ly of the soft cotton Mspany, has been in Tokio lo confer 34 *iach rc- WmM F A M IL Y PORTRAITS next Valdez Hotel. That Diploma or any other valued pic­ ture you may have. Come in and let us show you samples o f our moulding. p Clean teeth the right wav a —with a d en tifrice that J does not scratch or scou r.! ■ “ Wash” your teeth clean with * Mi-lady's Shoppe COLGATE’S Democratic Convention ■ P ‘Cl T o H ave Soothing M usic; DruifjrUta ar« ln*truetr<l to refunit money In every Inatance where »«tl»r»clor>’ i;*»ull» jir e _nut__iiM»lnril. The* very (trat^ dose ot CI.KW JOM.'S I.IVRIi AND KIH.VBV TOXIC nml'ofa 'W W l* *lo,,4| *h stenilsru*) of snaestng anU coughing C . V n .a i! hi iu a -J ir - y lh ,. 1MVerasz .COLO. Th* corau.ou V. I *V ■'* rid of It at one*. 1 .... V i., Jazz W ill B e B arred w t , v a 'ANn'K'i'iiNKY-vffl;-t,riS:<7. •iMSSl Kor talk ,l0* lo ,llh " * « h a n c e at (hla Urn* o f y ea r . ■ ROUM ILLAT & ANDERSON Is Tenrpjrarily Closed for Repairs _______ X THE WORK IS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY AND WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS. WATCH FOR \ ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPENING \ OF SANFORD’S MOST MODERN | CAFE. ugS&y-jvE BAS/LE . i aS B i a . » I U H > U I I I » » l » » n n H » M < M > » U M 3 I A tte n tio n !-— Tho World Famous DUiNLOP Cord Tirca arc Here. "Uuilt on Honor to Honor .It’s Builders." EMBROIDERY SMARTENS BLOUSES The tunic blouv* with an embroidery border done in brilliant color* is quite a* smart a garment as one could a<ld to the eeaaon’a wardrobe. The motife on this model may be carried out in beads, rope silk or braid. Sometime* bead* are combined with braid, and again they are used with ailk. A background of navy, blue or brown would prove | effective for the high tones of the sea­ son. Medium size requires 3>| yards 54-inch material. Pictorial Review Blouse No. I 960. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 35 J cents. Skirt No. 1051. Sizes, 24 to 36 I» r j_,n . inches waist. Price, 30 ceou. E m -ijO C B a S l l e broidery No, 12847. Blue or yellow j * D e le g a te s transfer. 50 cents. Jir WI3* \ I k te io ii-* ■ I for better barber worli ■ nenstvtVIVHW .The I.untop Tire & Rubber Co. are the Founders Of the Pneumatic Tire Industry. XXVtti v ,. . _ W ill K eep i n G ood H um or W ith B ra ss B a n d an d r ./ “A rcad y ” ' . - * New York City.—The Demo­ cratic National Chairman and his Imposing colleague* may decide #na. our next President will ba, hut Joe Basils; musical director > f the convention, will have what asaerta la a still more difficult K shale PRESERVE THOSE PRECIOUS OLD rTH^NErTROT Daily Fashion Hint To Get Supply Navy Fuel Oil From Shale ■ J 5 Smith’s Barber Shop ;8 MADRID. June 10.— An npproriatttnn for educational farming i films is sought by Jose Luis de la Roma, one of Spain's leading agri. “• .Cultural experts, ns an nid to the j agricultural development of the country. Ho points out that much has been done in other countries in this direction, while here it* has been neglected in spite of the fact that agriculture is the principal in­ dustry of Spain. Scnor de in Roma urges that the most modem methods of nil branches of farming and hreding, hiitter mul cheese making, irriga­ tion and scientific fertilization, be shown by films throughout the land and argues that such u campaign i would inculcate love of country in farm youth and check th- immigratlqq to industrial centers. Out o f town guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sry Sr. o f I’alatka, Mr. F. Collum leaves today The end o f n successful celery and Mrs, J. W. Lash, and L. G. th’s visit in Boonvlllc, season was pleasantly marked lnat Hollar and Mr. Tarramore o f Saturday afternoon by a swimming Osceola. • party and picnic supper at Silver |. Randall add Mrs. flar- Lake, given by Mr. and Mrs. Wllf Daytona spent Sunday Hnm Moore Scott to tho entire per­ ts of Mrs. Ed. Randall sonnel o f the Sanfod Division of tbe American Fruit Growers, and th eir families. ’ The weather man evidently felt that the occasion T’CmfcM. •was ’oho fornfjtcelal'tiwitmeni! for thd daily shower came just early Re v ie w ast of Ocala, salesman enough to leave a beautifully clear ... the ....... afterniton and evening and to make snd Company, is in -Uka-.mmauaily ref re *hftgy-v4 ft c r a Tmrg|p ous o f swimmllfg and water 7 I ff STRIPED ACPACA rks, popular Insurance sports, over forty people sat down •‘l itku, is in the city today to a delicious picnic supper, spread Alpaca >> the very, very new fabric riends. nf the season for trotteur frocks, and ic on • single long table in the pavil­ hairline stripe it may be used riTectively ion. The evening concluded with in the development of this tfAivrpip-' nifred Strong left yea- some impromptu speech making, frock. For the collar, veatee and ipend a few days with ' and nn hour o f "visiting” between iwckets, plain ailk is used, outlined Gainesville. 1 members of different departments. with fancy braid. The long sleeves ari. — ig those present were Mr. mr. ami I Among and close-fitting and tlicir smartness u ty friends of Mrs, Joe Mra. \V. M. Scott, Ms. Werner and emphasized by their simplicity. Me­ I regret to learn o f her Mrs. Douncy o f Pittsburgh, Mr. dium size requires 3jq yards 34-inch acts at her home on Calver o f Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. fctri|>cd and M yard 36-inch plain Sandy Anderson, M. and Mrs. material. Derby, Miss Margaret Berner, Mr. Pictorial Review Dresa No. 1982. and Mra. Abrams, M. and Mrs. [enhart is home from the Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust, and 16 to 20 ipital, greatly improved, Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Foster, years. Price, 43 cents. the delight o f her many Mr. Chalio Flowers, Henry Roddenberry, Miss Alma Goetz, Mr. *“ •• • — it I f . and- MVs. and• Mrs. Jewett, Mr. and FOR THE TROPICS Mrs. Marked, Mr. and Mrs. Myers, Terwilleger left ycn- Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, Mr. and Its debut at the smart Winter resort! Gainesville. Miss Ter­ Mrs. Ritchie. Mr. and Mra. Steven­ »nd its first season out at the Summer es to attend summer son, Mr. and Mrs. Wathen, Mrs. vacation grounds is the programme o( < Williams and Mr. Wight. this suit consisting of a skirt of white flannel and blouse of white ailk ertpe! Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ryan o f Fort E. Cox. who has been de Chine. The blouse is embroidered ' Pierce arrived Sunday to be the i Mrs. J. E. Laing. left with a Mah-Jong monogram in Chinese hr an extanded trip guests o f Mra. J. E. Laing at her colors and has an inserted pocket at i North, including a visit noma on Oak Avenue. Mr. Ryan the right side below the narrow belt of flan end New York City. served a i city’s manager for sev­ *df-material. Medium sin requires eral years and their many friends i J4 yards 44-incb flannel and 2J{ yards ■is DeForreat leaves are glad' loR n a w they will occupy >v*y two months. Mra. their former home on First Street apeets to visit in Derby, in.the near future. Worthington, Mass., be­ ing home. Japan M ay Attempt Picture Framing jJ of keeping * ‘ ' - ■ ......35 yearn of tire building, with the great organ! ■ £ 3 g zation o f N?nc Great Factories nnd Spinning Mills located in different parts o f the world, the greatest of which is in New York, The company has one hundred * and fifty thousand acres o f rubber trees and as much in cotton. Together with the* company-owned ahlp • ------ 1j 5 going to give them jaxx et that convention," Mr. Basil* declared. "They will have the most sooth* ' ing music that can be found, and s it will all be played by. a good g old-fashloncd brass band. J "No pulse raising saxophones or feet tickling banjos will be used. Tunes like 'Aready,* a bal­ lad written by Al Jolson, will p u t . ! them iu a thoughtful, judicial t frame of mind. "Thoso delegates will need their nerves slowr* J------ — • tho music will do tl anything else." Mr. Basil* haa | euses, stampede . political < lion. VI S jfS64 f‘,r tranaportln’K their product ground the wi aM #o to make DUNLOP THE INTERNATIONAL!/ GREATEST Tire Industry. When you buy Dunlop Tires you are buying tance and Comfort. TJrea that stay cool at high sp and are built for hard i>ervic«*. You can always the "LAST MILE out of h DUNLOP"*and"when DUNLOP is done a FRIEND is WON." .. . -y Equip your car with a set of DUNLOP CORDS BALLOONS and you will have ‘THE PREMIER ' h *; ALL TIRES.". • Dunlop Tirea are «o!d in Sanford at ’ ‘ ' ; - ' V < » V ’ >1 First and 1 B j C •.Vrr^.-v' ) vf, J m ' ,n �\ England Greet$ Italian Monarch Yowelt C o m p a n y Puts, ©to B i s June Clearance Sale stood dint this is 'a clearance sale T.reat Brit* and not a sale pf cheap Roods writers In lh# bought especially for such purpose; through hurrie that only the best grade o f cloth­ ing and dry Roods will be dispensed during the week. W inner of Historic Epson Derby r— Bt. Petersburg Doubles Score Over w„ Bradcntnwn— Orlando Sluha Out 14 to 2 Victory Orcr Tampa Team. very attractive prices during the five days o f the sale and that it will he worth the while of everyone to take thin opportunity to buy any manner o f weaing apparel. In the ads in Saturday’s and Monday's Herald it will be noted that there are some very attractive offers in men’s and women’s ready to wear furnishings. For the men there arc underclothes, shirts, ruits, socks, and the like; even the summer clothing is being sold at greatly reduced prices, and the summer has barely begun. For th > women there nre silk, lim n and cotton goods o f every valety in ad­ dition to ready made frocks, suits, hose, underwear, a good brand o f bathing suits, nnd mnny other ar­ ticles that arc of interest. The m anngcrs'want it under- LAK ELAN D , Fla.. June 10.— Lakeland wns returned winner in the first game o f the Daytona series 8 to 4 Monday. Extra base hits were common. Rnin fell dur­ ing a portion of the game. Score by innings: Daytona ....... 000 201 100—4 9 0 Lakeland ........ 512 000 00x—8 11 l Cooper und Clancy; Lcnrn nnd Smith. England's racing classic. • Samsovino, owned by Lord Derby, which won the Epsom Derby B Y CONDO EVERT TRUE American Jumper ANN ARBOR, Mich., Juno 10.— DeHart Hubbardll prospective leader of the Uni ted* States squad o f broad junipers in the Olympic games, has as his greatest nmbitlon the breaking o f tho world’s record o f 25 feet 3 inches, held by E. O. Gourdin, form er IlnrvHrd star. Next to that, this year, he cherishes an nmhition to ^o through the season with u record o f 24 feet or better in each o f the meets in whichc he takes part. He had maintained- th lr pace n fr -t n The .Western Conference' meid.' Tho 44-year record o f tho A. A. TJ. championship meets show but three jum ps-of more thau.2k.CtvU bard himself. The records o f the Olympia games show but two jumps over 24 feet, one by Meyer Prinstein and tho other by Irons m 1908, when he made 24 feet GM* inches. The accepted world's rec­ ord did not reach the point Hub­ bard set fo r himself as a weekly mark until Krncnzlein made 21 feet -IVi inches In 1899. Prinstein, O’tjonor o f Ireland and Gourdin have made successive new marks. Hubbard commenced his 21-foot jumps thru year In tho Illinois In­ door relays, when he made 24 feet 7 inches. Lack o f authentic records allpw Hubbard's friends to claim this as a world’s indoor record. In his, butuodr work he has Jumped from 24 feet 2% inches, his record In the Druku relays, to 25 feet 2% inches, in an exhibition jump ut tho Ohio rejays. w-To better, if possible, his jump­ ing ability, Coach Steve Farrell of Michigan has been working Hub­ bard as a sprinter since the middle New York Beats St. Louis— Detroit Rents Philadelphia in WellPitched Came—Cleveland Trounces Washington. NEW YORK, June 10.— A three base hit with the bases hill, by Wilson, a recruit outfielder, en­ abled New York to make it two straight from Pittsburgh Monday, fi to 4. Cooper pitrhrd well for the Pirates, until the seventh. Ocsehger was relieved in the sev­ enth inning for a pinch hitter. Kelly of New York wns forced to Icnvc the game after being spiked by Morunvillc. Score by innings: Pittsburgh . . 000 020 200— I 10 1 New York 100 000 Mix— G 10 2 Cooper, Morrison and Schmidt; Ocsehger, Snyder, Barnes nnd tlowdy. CHICAGO, June 10. — Boston went into first place Monday, de­ feating the Sox fi to I, while ,St. I ouh won front the Yankees. Ehrnkc kept the four Sox hits scattered and was given good sup­ port. Four hits, two sacrifices and a fielder’s choice in the first inning, gave the Red Sox a three run lead. Lyons retired in the second in favor of Connelly. <| Score by innings: Boston . . . . . . 310 IliO 000— r. 13 0 Chicago . 000 100 000— 1 I 2 Ehmkc and O’Neill; Lynns, Con­ nolly nnd Crouse. | Is Best Gymnast On Olympic Team i NEW YORK. June 10.— Firernai> Frank.KrU qf New York, the National and metropolitan champion gymnast,, who led the Olympic' gymnasts four years leave these shores for the Olym­ pic games in Paris at the Col •mbes stadium, it) July. At Madison Square garden in 1* tryouts, Krix captured fir,A aaors in . if big field o f uakrents.’ Thd gymnastic represntation from the U/iitcd tales will consist o f eight men, dtb two substitutes. Kritz ome out in the trials ahead of 11 the other competitors in all he events, which consisted of eriznntal bars, psrellel bars, lying rings, rope climbing, side «rse, long horse, and side horio rithout pummels. Krlx is only .30 years o f age, It he has been gymnastically cu red since he was a boy o f * years. Bom in tha old Bo- , IK1 TMC? Score by innings: Philadelphia . 000 021)001— 3 5 2 D e tro it. loo too 30 x— 5 H 5 Meeker aml^l’erkirts; Collins und Woodnl. Cleveland R; Washington I CLEVELAND. O., June 10— The Southern League Cleveland Indians hunehed six of their eight hits o ff Mogriitge in A TLA N TA , <ia.. June 10.—Tho the fourth and fiflit innings for six runs Monday and defeuted Wash­ Crackers won the first of a double i n g t o n fi t o I, bill here Monday from the Travel­ Score by innings: ers 15 to Ti und lost the second 5 Washington . out) two too—1 10 j to d in the seventh and final in­ Cleveland . 000 330 OOx -G It) 1 ning when Pitcher Francis threw Mogridge, Zalinixcr and Rucl; away the ball in an effort to catch IJhlc und I,. Sewell. a man on third. Score by innings: First game Little Rock 000 000 U( Atlanta . 512 311 30? Cass. Blethlin. McCnl pan; Kerr nnd Haworth. Seeoqd (inme Little Rock 000 02 Atlanta . .............102 10 Robinson, Roberts ai Francis, Dumont and I MOM’N-POP Clubs: New York Chicago . Brooklyn . Cincinnati Boston . Pittsburgh ,St. Ixuis Philadelphia Clubs Bouthern League Memphis . ... New Orleans Nashville . ... M obile'. Atlanta ; Birmingham 4 Invigorates nryj TDK DEVELOPMENT THAT IS MORE THAN A — A T9W NSITE SUBDIVISION W here Ocean B r e e z y Blow- I5Y------ T A Y L O R W here It Is Seclusive, Y e t Convenient— •r all — 8CEN PUKING r t i . K ■.WITH AWM Tt> KEEP rvuM f-xiLAiNiNG how i Go t <- NEW TWIN E IG H T- THOSE j V t;*rtR 8SOTHLRS GOT ME INTO I , t h is , n ow i r s u p t o t h e m ,— ' '-jT D GET M b OUT J -------------- f NOW GET D O W l— HOW AM L *GOiNGTO EXPLAIN TVoS Thing TO mm wipe w irviour adm ittin g r THAT X WA«i A BOOB To LET J MOO CRUM& DRAG ME INTO |— ' GETTING ANLU) CSR” ? r—^ COME ACROSS VJ»TH AN U. . AuGO o r , I'LL HAVE M oo I fZ Pinched for S windling !‘ V* W here Every Form o f Outdoor Life* Can Be Enjoyed— * 4. . , Where Fishing Is A t Its Best! THERE IS NO IIETTER PLACE TO BE SELECTED FOR SUMMER OF REAL ENJOYMENT THAN . j NEW SMYRNA BEACH You can «tart planning for that Summer Vacation right now by Buy* ing and Building. You Buy and we will be glad to facilitate, in c«f7 manner at our disposal, your Building. *. There are 315 acres of splendid Seashore and River front lots i NEW SMYRNA BEACH. Prices for a few lota fronting on paved st^L! with cement sidewalks are yet as tow as $460.00j half cash and ileferr" payments over two years at 6% interest *j American League National Le; It e v e N t N i V S J li Laknbiud Orlnnd.............. St. Petersburg Bradcntnwn . Tampa . Daytona . Boston New York Detroit . . St, ...... is ,, ,Washington .Chicago . . [Cleveland . Philadelphia series 7 to G Monday afternoon and split even with them. BLO O D. Score by innings: Chattanooga . ..100 b01 023— 7 11 fi Mobile ..............002 003 001— 0 12 5 Cunningham and D. Anderson; Acosta, Ellis, Wilt sc nnd Devcrmcr. need. « . “ : LfooJax b purely « liquid remedy, u .that tho children lor, it ju t u good tions and disorder, adult*. You c,n yn your favorite drug Itol ijl. Louis 5 ; New York 3 ST. LOUIS, JumId.— The Browns made it three in a row over the New York Yankees by winning again Monday, 5 to 3. Wil­ liams increased liis borne run siring to nine in the fourth inning. Jncohs also canto through with n circuit drive. Ill* I Score by innings: New York . ...*. 010 HU01)00--.7 13 1 St. Louis 000 320 (H»x— 5 J I 1 Jones a jul. Si hang; Wingpnl and 1 BOSTON, June 10.—Opportune? hitting with arm™ by James, Cooney and Bottom Icy on thrown ' ball.t in the fourth inning gave | Boston a 4 to 2 victory over St, Louis Monday, John Cooney, brother o f the St. Louis player, ADDS TO BUDGEt ____ ____ . Junb 10,. The city pitched a good gam e und kept out commissioners have been asked to of trouldc most of the wny. include an item of 119,950 in the I city budget for the next fiscal year with which to maintain a municipal recreation and playground system. R. 9* Ritter, ehnirionu o f tho 4om4 nomity recreation committee, told thtt.coiumim.ionerx that the plan How They Stand hao.be en indorsed! by 40 organiza­ tions of various kinds in the city. Florida State League Gotham Fireman THE - r u t K C 'S ■N O F » N .e .. IT ’ S CeU ITTfM C. T i r e I t 'S R t e k H T O N TI-D5. - j "P O T , M R . T p u c . DETROIT, June 10. — Collins pitched masterly bull timl Detroit won Monday’s game front Phiiadcl. tibia 5 to 3. Five errors behind him enabled the Athletes to keep within striking distance, but in the pinches he was steady and effec(IrooMyii t: ('h ira g o3 BROOKLYN. June 10.— Kaufnian'n wnlked Fournier with the bases full in the ninth inning, forcing home the tying run nnd Stock followed with a single, which gave Brooklyn a I to 3 victory over Chicago Monday. Vance fan­ ned 11 batters ond hold the Cubs to five hits. Score by innings: Chicago . 110(11)001)39— 3 5 1 Brooklyn . 002000 002- I 9 I Jacobs, Wheeler, KHuffman nnd llartnctt;'* Vance and DeBerry. STAY YOUNG Lack of health,: strength and en­ ergy shows itself id lines In the face, (labby Utah Md lack o f muscular activity. :*• ; • f ;-i- LEOPARDI’S - ELIXIR FOR BLOOD build*, health, strength and energy. It keep* the flesh hard and firm, the eye* clear and bright. It puts,' color in.' the cheeks, a sparkle in the eye and Chattanooga 7 ; Mobile fi MOBILE, June 10.— Chattanooga flesh on tho body. I t la the'ideal ■- t won the final game .ot the Mobile tonic. King George accompanies his tions o f English troops in London Chillies Win From Red SoxBrooklyn Bests Chicago m Close Game— Boston Beats St. Louis. ST. PETERSBURG'S PULLM AN ST. PETERSBURG, June 10.— In the presence o f n crowd o f more than .'1,000 people, the official new Pullman car o f the chamber o f commerce has been designated ns "Sunshine.” The car was chris­ tened by.M ina Ruth Stebbins,-its sponsor, wjth n buttle o f 8L Peters­ burg orange juice which she broke on tlio coupling. Nowhere on the East Coast caft,you today make an investment 80 merit or select a more ideal spot for that Summer Bungalow and a v» tion of real recreation and pleasure.. f HOW CAN MOO CALL US 5WINC0.6RS WHEN MOO GOT. VALUE FOR WOURMONfcM ? EM I INSTANCE MOO PAID OS 72% BUCKS pOR STOCK AND WE GAVE tV ALL BACK S o . INAWAM MOOMAOE- THtMONEMON \ -------- THE STOCK /MARKET |f -w ,------ - J Bm cpac K E M J i i wo s AR& CLEVER - NtW? Z CAN < TELL.MOM J-CKUl>*-'r The. CAT, w it h t h a t ’ Our Sanford representative; Mr.J. P. Cartin, will be glad to meet i* terested people and arrange to show them this growing devel^tnent devetoptfleW’ co N G o u tA re b MOTH SAUL STOCK AND SETTLE OP T*tli C ( TWIN E IG HT MOTpR CO. Selling Agents -* LJ4 South Beach Street D A Y TO N A . Phone 674 Q ^ ** ? ■' * *tt4' Canal Street NEW SMYRNA Ai CALL J. P, fm Fr* ' 305 E. FIRST �I I erald Want A ds A re Willing Workers T H p WILL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU )aily Herald* B1ILLD1N& t-r r^r m a t e r i a l K oom siot-U en t ....\ ss ..^V»R-RRW -W lW ffSFetfT'fem s: $01 Miscellaneous HOUSES W A N T E D ._L a d e n o id f e e l in g R E A L .ESTATE- MISCELLANE W A N T O T T O B trr—t n ^ from That tired’ hn,fslck- discourag­ FOR SALE I ^ D ’ - R A 'l 'E S For Sale— House and.lot on San­ owner attractive residence with ed feeling caused by a torpid liver _Magnolia _Aye. PLENTY OF OTHER TRANS­ all improvements. Must be fn good and constipated bowels ran he ford Avenue. Price $1,250. Terms. M lK .U .L t Concrete in., general mh In Advance cement work, sidew laK build hOR RENT— One room and g a r -: FERS, yes, but none wRh SER­ residential section and price must gotten rid For Sale—Business now clearing o f with surprising FOR SALE— Dunlop Cord Tires by age; hot and cold water. W. L. VICE for their middle name. Phone in* hlncks. irrigaiion boxes. J. R. be right. In answering give location four to five hundred dollars per Rumple, 1209 Magnolia. Fellows Service Station, corner promptness by using Hcrbine. You V tV m 498. rerv.illegcr, Prc>. o f property and description of month. $1,5U0 takes it. Come patron* ■«f roil* 1st and Elm Ave. _ " i ‘_____ , feel its beneficial effect with the FOR RENT — Three furnished , house, price wanted and termj ofquick. ivnieillatetr (•r ARE YOU MOVING?— Call a Lumtar and Building Material FOR SALE— Golf sticks and bag. housekeeping rooms for adults. For Salt— Ten acres, 300 feet QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, t i cre<' Address Box 80, care The . first dose as its purifying and reg. Carter Lumber Company ______________ Box 117, Apply Mi-Lady’s Shoppe. ____ !,■ ___ io « a in * ________ ____ lake front, good dwelling, garage, a They will do tha job as you want it! Sanford Herald, ulating effect is ( thorough and N. Laurel *>U Phone 665. ■ ___ K* * 111*** FOR HE NY— Looms' Wouldn’t done. Phone 498._________________ » :............ ......... KOR SALE— Practically new sew— • ....... ....... ______________________ It nc» v<m|y drives ou t' good vur'e ,f ®f f™lt trees, a bag' ’___ tt*> a !1«» ' complete. HILL LUMBER CO. House of _ in g machine. Hox 117. J you be uble to use the money se­ ...... 4 e s 11o r Service, Quality a id Price cured by renting that vacant room JIMMIE HOWARD'S repair shop T JP * d oub le a b o v e 5should r « ^ read - y 5 !the 5 Sclassified | - ¥ A ■nrS 2 ,Y 0TPresident r 5*%Mil. ?. a splendid feeling o ,f exhilaration, Lt„ta|r u celery and vegetable farms Lh“ rIn*tho r is located at tho coner of 4ourtn now going to waste? There are w^ read the A ,? ,i •JJun4* 10.— help should •lorand. in message sent to purlin- «trength,, vim. and buovancy o f 1city. If you want a city lot, a su- and Pine Ave. and he will be glad many persons looking for places to page of The HeTald. There’s r4 dates *r* f o r c o n insertion*. Trunks, hnefface, pianos, safes, stay. Help take care of them and reason for sending out-of-town for ----- - - j ------' “ * *to *hesign ’ ................ ......................r .............. burban lot, a house ready built, to see any o f his old customers, and refused hi> spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Union........................... of average length in fact, anything, anywhere at not only make money but assist in help when there is probably jusl [° celery farm, grove o*- anything in take care o f thei rwants at any * ' I Pharmacy, any tim e., QUICK SERVICE keeping people in Sanford. Phone tho person you want In the city kfrsii.. — -----------------tho real estate line end tin us. We time. He does general auto repair ---------'th**K*ln^l,<s for flr,t TRANSFER. Phone I 118 and give your ad over the tel­ sell at the owners’ price only. Call |work, and guarantees satisfaction. ttlnr l» restricted to S lin tll.u ^N OT TO AM, PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FRENCH ami see us. We give you the bar- Bring your auto troubles to him, ephone. Uac The Herald for quick WHY BE WADE A BUTTER EX­ l^oiiflea 11on. _ _ service._________________________ and then forget them. 1 gains anti service. LAKE MONROE. , ‘ r I* mads T h e S * n PORTING STATE? i AVENUE FROM FIRST STREET NORTH TO----------------------------J w||| t>n r e s p o n s ib le THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. FOR SALE— Complete radio equip^ Notice Is hereby of pa> Advertising It takes first class hay to pro‘ otlc® ** given that the construction o f tho asnhalt paveFOR RENT— 2 furnished house­ m incorrect In sertion. SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. will take small cash payment keeping rooms, 710 W. First St. duee first class m ilk— first class ! m* T't cn ”French Avenue from First Street north to Lake Monroe hns i*«r for aubse<|tienl and balance easy terms. Box 201, tb’e of<*ce s h o u ld be LEARN ABOUT Polk County and FOR RENT — Two unfurnished mi,k t3 P , ^ uc« first, c,» “ milk .been completed and the completed work has been finally accepted by enre Herald. ___ .mediately In c t s e o f Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ _rooms. Apply .’ill Palmetto Ave. products. I hat first class hay can the Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida FOR SALE— Fi*%e«n acres o f land, FOR SALE— Comple radio eqqnip11 i T i l ! w grown here the whole ■yedr ... , .. . , '/ ‘ * gram. Rest advertising medium in v o p T c m t V i A O VK H T IS IM IS . all cleared. Four ncres of finest nient and complete sets at various l Am’ r i T u r i round. 1 have proved it years ago Avnni.« . rhe ,„|.L f,,llow,nK <» ‘ ho ^ estimate o f the cost of paving French South Florida Published mornings. j representative thor„i. ” , l , ,V." "1 ”* mucj| |„n(j cjuflr(.,j j,,,,] drained. ro6ms, $5.00 per week. 206 Park prices. Cash or terms. Box 20L in Mr. S. O. Chase’s gr.rtton illlir with rate*, rules Stnr-Tdlegrnm, Lakeland, Fla. Q .? ... i h } , . n ?phn fr0m First Stn' L ,t n,,rth to Commercial ; Eleven acres of go.».l farming and Aye;______ _______ {ration, will give you Parties interested write o call. a iru t -I feet in width and 10 feet in width from Commercial Street citrus land ready to net. Fifty one- euro Herald. COLUMBUS lOn.) I.EDO Kit—Cln»»- FOR RENT—.'1 furnished rooms; Information. And if KARL SLAUFFER, FOR SALE—A one stable manure,' llled ada have the largest c irc u ­ north In Lake Monroe. i year-old tangerines, some bananas. Ibey Will assist you In also four unfurnished rooms. 218 latio n In Sou thw estern Georgia. Expert hwtss Pairyman, no sawdust. $5 ton F. O. B Mr want ad to m a k e Hate Sc fG-word) lln*. From First Street to Commercial Street. 24 Feet Wide. •- l>ur acn*" of wnter mclon!’ rendy Hastings. N. E. Thigpen, HastFteneh Ave. Inquire .TOO French. Hotel Pico, Sanford. for market. Four-room house on [ Vctive. 2-44 Cu, Yds. excavation (J? 4»c ................................................ $ ADVERTISE in the Journal-Iler93.60 hard |lurt| runtl. Twenty minutes’ i UTS AT N O T i r K . drive ' lnKs aid, South Georgia’s greatest 131 lin. Ft, valley gutter @ $1.65 ........................................ 137.55 from Sanford. To be sold nt n bar- FOR SALE—Two good milk w in , irrs should give their 'sp: newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Lost and Found poilofflce address as 334 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter <«> 76c____:.............. one calf. One Hundred Fifty 253.84 i m in If sold within next ten dnys. h<lr phone nunther If id Sunday < Classified rates wee kly and 17 cn (Write Box 114 Altamonte Springs, takes them. Would trade on re­ j 222 Lin. Ft. flush curb 35c ......... ........... ............................ I results. A b o u t one per line. W Wayeross Journal- LOST an opportunUy to keep 10c per ay of s thousand has a 4t0B*f*O ; lir Winter Park._______ cent model Ford. Ixgan Mercantile 1757 Si|. Yds. 6” rock base 8(V......... .... ................. ....... .... Wayeross. Georgia. Her and the others can't __aid, ______________________________ abreast with the times by not Company. Geneva. Fla. LAWN FERTILIZER 741 S-|. Yds. 2" sheet asphalt top (u> $1.02....... ... .................. . tie ‘ With you unMas 755.82 FOR SALK— Beat bargain in Snn- FOR SALE— Used steel pulleys, TO REACH the prosperous farm- reading the classified pages of your address. 640 Si|. Ft. concrete nlley returns (<iD 30c............................. . 192.DO ford. 18 lota on French Ave., "5 era and fern growers of Volusia (your daily newspaper. Herald different sises. Hoolehsn-Colcole Mllmisnre M U ST ha county ndvertisu in the L eljtn d . want ads contain many interesting 60 00 ' nt'rl’!,' ,—$8,000.00 quick sale, good mnn C o . _____________________ f)0 pound bags................ ...... $1.25 2 Typo II Inlets <fi> $30.00 ............................ .......................... yrrenn at T h e I I * * terms. Thrasher & Garner. Unity News, rate lc per word, casii messages. It will puy you to read 100 pound bags ..............$2.00 tU erffler nr hr trt45 I-in. Ft. 12" Btorm sewer (ft* $1.05............... .................... 47.25 FOR SALE— Dishes of all kinds, 'Irphmir UUeootlnwith order. I them dailv. fruit jars and green coffee. 329 laboratory inspection of materials ............................. 33.35 t aut valid. Sanford Ave. ___ A LITTLE WANT AI) in T h o, LOST— Keys on chain. Return to Prompt, E f f i c i e n t lo-gal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cen t.... ...... ....... FOR SALE 45.13 We deliver—Terms cash. Herald office. Reword. Ileruld will bring you big re­ Bervlca. FURNITURE FOR SALE Engineering, 4 per cent ..................................................... 90.26 sults. Advertise those old articles Dining room set. HOUSE, TWO LOTS AN1I TWO you have stored away and have Breakfast set. GARAGES FOR LESS THAN CHASE &. CO. Total cost..................... .................................................$2,392.10 COST OF HOUSES IF SOLD IN no use for, A little thirty-eent ad Help Wanted fhld chairs. Phone 563 tor Kent may bring you several dollars. WANTED—Competent Tables. To he borne by City, 1-3 .............. ............ $ 797.37 TERMS, CASII. men to Phone 148 and a representative Also a canoe. Handle tracts of trucking and To be boimc by udjneent property owners ... 1,594.73 lartmcnts will call to see you.______________ high class banana land on.a share, ________________ — Phone 371-J. . II. C. EATON, Number o f feet frontage ........... .............. 4,168 SEMINOLE HOTEL. FOR SALE — Furniture, Including X—Two room apart- FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando basis. J. II. Elder, Eagle I-nke, Assessment per foot frontage................... $ 3.8261 Victrola, dining room suite, 2 mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ Fla. th or without garAgc. From Commercial Street to Lake, 16 Feet Wide. EARN $5 to $20 weekly copying FOR SALE CHEAP— One Jersey beds, etc. Bargain. Phone 189, fied business, rate lc n word, min­ cnuc. name* fo r mail order firm. Par­ cow with calf. Frank Pounds, 581 Cu. Yds. excavation @ 40c............................................. $ 233.60 WANTED TO TRADE— Equity of imum 24c cash with order. $4,000 in Minmi bungalow valued ticulars Btamp. J. Leonard, Box 91, Forest City. 406 Sta. Yds. overhaul <g) l c ........ ............ ................................ 4.00 T—Light housekeeping AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Roxbury, Mass. at $8,000 fa well Incntcd real estate __ Houses For Rent 1978 Lin. Ft. flush curb ((2 35c.............................................. 692.30 gusta, Ga.— Augusta's greatest rith sleeping porth, one in or near Sanford. If interested in AUTOMOBILES AN D J hospital, 304 W . Fifth classified medium, rate cash .09c WANTED— Young man Seminole 1841 Sq. Yds. 6" rock base <tf> 80c____ ___ v.......................... 1,472.30 n trade write fully giving descrip­ REPAIRS county school teacher desires po­ FOR RENT— House, 4 rooms, bath, charge. 10c per line, minimum 1736 S|. Yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ $1.02 ........................ . 1,770.72 tion o f your property and price sition during summer monthes. Ail-* .30c. garuge, $27.50 mo. Corner Sec­ Type II. Inlets (p) $30.00..................................................... 60.90 (Wanted. Address your nnswer to FOR SALE— We have three brand dress "Teacher", cart^Herald.__ ond and Maple. Phone 388.___ ___ i Rox 79, care The Sanford Herald. I—Apartments. Shir- MAINE— Waterville, Morning Sen­ new Ford one-ton trucks, com­ W. lin. Ft. 12" storm sewer (jp $1.05 . .......................... ....... MANUFA<TURKR S / Merchants. 16.75 ments, opposite postFOR RENT— New cottage at C.inplete with bodies, cabs and wind­ tinel. Thousands of Mninu peo­ Contractors, Formers: Seminole Extra work ......... ........ .......... .............. ............................ 131.10 |FOR SALE— Well located lots in shields that we are in position to dervllle; also one for sale. Terms ple are interested in Floridn prop­ Business Exchange can furnish 13.00 I desirable residential section. Can make vury attractice prices on. Ad­ Two monuments at street intersections @ $d/d) ..... erty. Reach them through the skilled and common labor on short to suit. Apply Mr. Potec, Citrus 55 18 |1* purchased with small cash pay­ dress Wsrd-Leonard Co., 118 W. IT—Two room house- Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ notice. Phone 303. P. O. Box 1125. Heights Filling Station, Orlando Lih'ratory inspection o f materials .......... .... ... ment and ensy monthly payments. Central, Orlando, Fla. Road._____________________________ irtment. 719 Oak Avu- tion. l egal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent _ ........... .89.40 Address Box 431, care Herald. FOR RENT—6-room house, newly JORDAN BLUB BOY Engineering, 4 per cent........................................... ..... 178.80 PALM BEACIl COUNTY—The FOR SALE — 3 ‘a ncres, snuril FOR SALE— Jordan Blue Boy, ex­ finished throughout; fine location. scene of stupendous developmenthouse, good well with pump and 209 E^Fifth St. cellent condition in every way. I—Two 4-room apart- Read about It in the Palm Beach $4,737.65 engine, fruit, shade; near lake. Driven only by owner. R. G, Fox, nquire Palm Hotel. ! FOR RENT — 5-room dwelling^ Post, Sample copy , sent on rePhono 189. To be borne by City, t-3 ................. $1,679.22 Phone 231. (tucst^ ~ ~ To by borne by udjacent property . . ....... 3,158.13 T—Purnishpd-iupmffprfipt onvcniences.* MB Pink TAM PA, FLORIDA-—Tanjjn Dally Number o f feet frontag^ ...... ........... 1,624 FOR RENT — Furnished house,7 Times, the *gr<?nt home - daily, snc_Mj|i Martin, ,40-W. best■J locution. Park Ave. See W. SA-sacssmcht per foot frontage 1.9448 rate lMic per word, minimum Sage-Ten and Sulphur Tunas Gray, ■TV.......•••-»•« ®0” charge 25c cash with order. Write Faded H"lr Dark and J. Thigpen —Two furnished house- for roi \vt j ; ____ ___ _ ^ I juijituW^ ~r. uorgUTiutci ttr NAME., / DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT -- T1 wo W «jce, i W !nrn< r W « m b 1» '« i.vjMtmin«-t.hT KTT*r,“" ' j ' ' -ATmost ev.-rvone knows thnt! T%|gpcn; large, coor vt,|(,,tm(.nt nidfliln s , history; »4 _ . , Sulnhur properly Ik.mlall Chase, Beg. at N. K. It. Of Int. of Fulton , FOR RE NT^— 6-room furnished houMt+eeping rooms, tmtf million dollar hluhVny to the bngc ita anil . uq nur i i y Street and French Avenue in City o f Sanford,' house, sleeping porch nnd gar­ r.tb, $5.00 week. 312 yulf heucli Just nnlshvd; n two compounded, brings bnck the nat­ Sanford Novelty mllllnn dollar bridge across Kscnm- ural color and lustre to tho hair age. Phone 654-J ._________ Fla., run N. 569 Ft., R 200 Ft., S. 539 Ft., W. Elton J Moughton hla Hay started; quarter million when faded( >trenked or gray. FOR RENT — Cottage. 112 French 200 Ft., to Beg., In Section 26, Township 19, •tPItar opera h ouse under construc­ Works . ARCHITECT tion: two millions being spent on Years agq the only way to get AvenUo; also housekeeping i — Two cool furnished hlghwnv; $ 1,0H7.lt Range 30 ............... ............................... 559 greatest chance for llvn this mixture was to make it at rooms. Anply 300 French Ave. First National Bank Bide. and kitchen. Lights rtevilopers to get In on ground home, which is mussy and trouble­ V. C. COLLEIt, Prop, George G. Herring, Beg. 659 Ft, N. o f th cN. E. Pt. (20.00 a month. 614 (loot. Write Development Depart­ Sanford, - ■ Florida In Ihr K l r f s l l Cnnrl « f Chr H r rr sth o f Int. of Fulton Street nnd French Avenue, ment The Pensacola New^_______ some. C«AcrnI S h op and M ill W o r k .futllclnl Clrriiir n( thr S l n l r nf -------------------Nowadays we* simply ask nt any in the City of Sanford, Fla., run E. 198 Ft., « r(iirl«ln. In nml fur Mrmlnolr WEST VIIlOINIA-ClarksbunLThe ^ „tor/ for ..Wyeth’s Sage and 1 'iin iil).— In rhn nrrrr* C larksburg Expon ent. N. 137 Ft.. N. Wly 200.8 Ft., H. 200 Ft., to Beg. C on tra ctor an d B u ild e r I—One furnished upper In clu d in g Sunday, m o r n in g Isxue. Sulphur Compound." You will get M lliiu scr, n murrli'il w o m a n , by 95 181.71} In Sec. 25, Tp. 19, R. 30 E t.illluu tti'iisnn. her next friend. with garage. 1306 1 rant p e r w o rd , m in im um 3 tc.____ a large bottle o f this old-time re­ Schelle Mainea , I'omiilalnnnt. vs. T h e O verstreet fit 7 C om m ercia l S tr e e t cipe improved by the addition of d. Fla. R R. Traffon f t ) REACH BUYERS or sellers of T u rp en tin e O m n a n y . a enrim•I- LAWYER Florida real estnte advertise In otnpr ingredients, at very littlo ratlon. rt at., D. funiUtnt.- O r d e r , y. C. Coll, r, N. W. ' i Blk 2, Tr 8 398.68 ... ......104.2 T h e Htsle nf Flcirlitii. to (Jenrae hT — Delightfully cool the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cost. Everybody usea this prep­ 398.68 ......... 104.2 .1. II. Ferguson, Lut 6, Bik 2. Tr 8 ............ .. Frost, A lvlrn Krnsi. VV II Y. W l l pt for one couple, Cor- cent a word daily, two cents a word aration now. because no one can hle nml Fnnnle l». Wilkie. If tlvlior. ri- — Court House 199.34 ........... 62.1 1Ouk Ave. Cull 2603. possibly toll you dnrkencd your uni), If ile ul, nil purtles elnlnilmc In­ |J. F. Hickman, lad 1, Blk 2, Tr 0........... W ilson W e ld in g & R a d ia to r Sundays 199.34 resin under ilenriie Frost. Alvlr.i :J. F. Hickson, t a t 2, Blk 2, Tr 9.................... ........... 62.1 “ DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell hair, as it does it so naturally and ti W. It. V. W ilk ie unit Fan n ie IVorks evenly. You dampen n sponge or Frost. 392.68 104.2 [Mrs. D. A. Manard, ta t 10, Blk 2, Tr 9...:. anything?" If so advertise in D. W ilk ie, ileei asnl. ur oth e r w is e . ■ ■ ■ la a s s s x K iiM iii soft brush with it and draw this ,ln the p r o p e r t y on tho “ Gainesville Sun." person's '\jnknnwn jAtlantic Coast Lino R. R. Co., right-of-wn *rif l.’s ileinl we ci seld A " George A . DeCottea through your hair, taking one smnll "nriler. anil in nil . ADVERTISING geta results if it strand at a time; by morning the I n t e r e s t e d In the property Involved Commercial Street between taurel Avenui and (L-ESTATE IANFOKD, FLORIDA Attorney-al-Law In Mils suit, w hich Is situ ated In reaches potential buyers. Pu- gray hair disappears, and after an­ 7.80 Maple Avenue ......... .............. !..... ............. ............ 5 Sem in ole Uiiiinty. Florida, nnd ilnfher Seminole County ronu. a t tr a c tiv e r ea l ca- lntka Daily News Is circulated In other application or two, your hair n,Tilled ns follow s , t o - w it : 229.50 II’orter-Judy* Co., ta t 6, Illk 1, Tr 8................ ...........118 . to offer. ( W e s t F ir st circulated in Industrial and agricul­ lleiclnnlnir nt the s o u th w e s t c o r ­ lark becomes beautifully dark, thick 229.50 ........ 118 JOrq 7-room B u n g a l o w . ner o f the n orthw est q u a r ter o f lot ' I’nrter-Judy Co., tat 6, Blk 1, Tr 8 ......... Stanford. -■ ■■ ■— F lorid a and glossy and you look years 3, se c tio n 31. tow n sh ip 20, H. It. 20 I-* good buy, u nd g o o d tural center. 229.50 ...... 118 ! Victor and Bello Check, tat I, Blk 1, Tr 9 I-:., run east 911 feet, north 433 feet, younger. W. J. Thigpen Mi'rc.'intlla business on 229.50 118 w est 912 fe#t. south 423 f e e t ; and Victor und Belle Check, I*nt 10, Blk 1, Tr 9 ft. g*»«i location, estabFOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS 229.5U J* Pour health only res­ "ornerb o'l‘ u V T run « . T lT«“« 7eeV.! Victor and Bello Check. Lot 1, Blk IN, Tr. 9 ...........118 Real Estate aiul Insurance When tho kidney* are In need WARM W EATHER COMM iling Fred R. Wilson north 1317 feel, west 311.46 feet. Vjctor nmj Chi,ck> Lot i 0( D[k JN, T f 9 ......... 118 229.60 * V Warm weather, a wrap left off, smith 1317 feet, less smith 6 nerrs, . •riium c o t t a g e , p o s - of a good flushing take FOLEY , „ „ , , , , ,,,. * • 229.60 Pukstun Bromley Bldg, i f W UN EY-AT-l AW °nce. F ifth Hireut and PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for a little violent exercise, some per­ <>r a ml in seel ion 38 . township 2t». Victor and Bello (heck, Lot 1, Blk 2N, Tr 9 ...........118 ( “*•' Price r e a s o n a b le . yianferd, Fla. 229.60 First National Bank BUir* Several liv e - r o o m c q t - the kidneys. They promptly and spiration, a cool breeze, the resuR s Ymi‘ are hereby ordered and re- i Victor and Belle Cheek, Lot 10, Blk 2N, Tr 9 ......... .118 Be prepared to check loeuted. easy terms. • effectively flush the kidneys, in­ Is a cold. 42.79 Sanford Florioa ....... . 22 uranee. T h is d e p a r t m e n t crease their activity and bring this cold with a few closes o f the '•“ ‘ - I t ,nA^ n * r"4ntlyhthil bll|,1?llM I Victor and Belle Check, AH Blk 3N. Tr 9. /»((••, und In s p e c tio n s nunlnit i nu In the above entitled The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without H O N E Y aunlnsl FOLEY'S * nsant relief. Landon Taylor, well-known Iturnliihrd. bm . We c an as sist In rchester, Iowa, writes: "I can AND TAR COMPOUND, Best for ' T f . n ^ T A : Doualass. clerk of interest up to July 1, 1924, and from and after such date, said special Sanford Sign Shop Nitons of all kinds. truthfully say that FOLEY PILLS, coughs, colds, hoarseness, llenjaht said circuit court, end the official 'assessments will be payable only In ten equal annual Inslallmcntn APPROPRIATE nl t h r r f u f .this 2 day o f May, A. are tho best I ever used. I had i |n Thomas, 712 West Lai'kawanna !with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. n n it . ISEMINdLE Iota o f troublo with my kidneys i Ave., Scranton, Pa., writes: "Your ( S H A D LETTERING E. A. DOUOLAHH. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City of SunClerk. and liver; I couldn't lift anything, HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND The Matthews Press For All ClaflscH of Work I ly A. M. WKHKH. 7> C. ford, Fin., this 31st day o f May A. D. 1924. less Exchange my back was so , ^ ve^ did me good, as I had n cold in my DCIIIIANCK A LUJIIRR, * W e l s h * U M s . SsB fsrd F Is . 107 Nortl Sanford Ave (SE A L) I* IL PHILLIPS, City Clerk head and chest." Get a bottle to­ morning I was dizzzy, could ha A ttorneys. O r l a n d o , Fin. Phone 417-L-2 Jldg-------- Phone 303 ly walk, but now I f e d Anc* — day. Sold everywhere. t Ju n e 3-10-17-34; June 3-X0-17-24. J u ly 1-1-16*22. u a a a a i M H H H U Sold everywhere. AN OLD RECIPE :T 0 DARKEN H A IR /.” ? f f i . s X ” 1' BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL K PRINTING By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER HOUSE Six rooms and bath on paved street, pav­ ttA'Y- w a r o c h : t e l l . C l a n c y C O L U V * | T O L D hA A C C ilE I D H O M e E A R L X - | H O P E t> H fc U P AN f W A IT F E R AH1 tiH E -b ^ O N E T o * f t V 1 C N N ’T k AM X I T A K E C A R C . O P H l* j O O ^ i A N X L O N G E R « HE C »T b I N T O TFAOOOLE. f b E O * IH O W IF* \ C A M 0 O t ) T 5 N E A K 1M W I T H O U T M AKU S’ ------------m N& c - ing paid, $5,000.00. Very easy terms, 7? 3) FARM 22 acres hamm< land, 5 tiled, 4 ' • T'rf> and tools, $7, terms. H. B. Lewis ■Ft v ' 107 P A R K ;t t Im tx F«>rua« Scnvter. M l"' •vs . . ^ s t 'u s i M k v S w i M ^ u i t « 'I* • ' * « * ■ * , , H« * * j* h » * * • » * « * « * * ■ • a* (SI** t*-\ t\#• -■ r« L*i>MPtJii ISM I 7* w:r -Si t : -Fa up tree! ih fir in in— tiiwr t rf i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 10, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4fad466feeff90b427b70be6adfca933.pdf 7a322b87d49716fea100cea9be6042c3 PDF Text Text RN EW SPAPER in Florida’s Heart* rb G reatest, Vegetable b Richest Garden Land WEATHER Scattered thundershowers Wednes­ day and prabablj Thursday. . ' a s s o c ia t e d "p r e s s dispatches SA N FO R D, F 1.0R m A v W K D N E S P A ¥ r JW * B -H r t3 g * SINGLE CUP1ES FIVE CENTS N U W F E IT 59 Herriott at Ills Desk seA t Clearwater Yo^th w orkon deland ged With The ROAD IS TO BEGIN ler_of Mother jjyj ^ 3Q Sanford's l.akrfrnnt Boulevard To Form Part of State Road Num­ ber 3 When It Is Completed. IrWATER, June 11. ial today was ordered Lie of Frank McDowEe trial on indictrpent \ him with the murSs mother, began here [ Judge McMullen orhe clerk to record a when the jury report* having had the case [te Tuesday, th at it lelcssly out o f agree- r vfas suffering from in­ sanity at the timo of the ling, and that he was In worse condition at the ime. It was their opin! did not know right from n or now. Dr. Smith ac>r his efforts to cover up by he "enfeebled way of of McDowell. ■ g to n point brought up iith to the effect that Mcpught he was doing right [killed his parents, State pVilson questioned tho acthe physician’s knowlIthc defendant’s mental »t the time of the crime. Mngc, he declared, that' The state road department hns definitely announced that work will begin within 30 days on the con­ struction of an entirely new road from Arango City to the river nt Ijike Monroe thnt will form part Of the new state road Number 3, it was learned here today. This road will be 10 feet wide and will have n nine-inch rock base with a throe-inch asphalt covering. At the river the Mate will buidg a new bridge of the Rascole or Spanish type. The bridge will be near the present Volusia county toll bridge. Officials state thnt con­ struction on the new road nnd bridgo will be rushed so that they will be ready for the tourist traffic next fall. Just now it is impossible to tell exactly when they will be completed. No definite statement has been made by the department ns to State Road Number 3 in Seminole county, said R. W. Pcnrman, Jr., secretary of tho local chamber of commerce, but it is almost a cer­ tainty thnt the road will include the future Inko front boulevard that Sanford contemplates build­ ing. The state road will probably pletcd, thu last link in a future boulevard that will encircle Lake Monroe. It will be approximately n 50-mile drivewny’or boulevard, Mr. Fcarman said. Starting at Sanford an automobilist can go to Ornngc City, from there to Osteen, and re­ turn to Sanford without having to travel over rough or unfinished roads. In building roads, Mr. I’carman explained, the state docs not follow tho roadbed of presont -roads, but has a new survey made in the most direct route possible. This greatly shortens tho distance between cities connected by these ronds, much to the advantage of the peoplo using them. He added that when State Road Number 3 is built through Seminolo and Orange counties, it will probably constitute the main highway betweet Sanford and Orlando and will be a more di­ rect route, with many grades nnd railroad crossings eliminated, than the present Sanford-Orlando road. Sanford Kiwanians To Cross Bats With Orlando Club Nine Farm Relief Can Rest Be Ob­ tained By Tax Reduction To Steady Business Condi­ tions— Anti-Klan Plank Is Mel with Vigorous Protest. O.derly Government Plank CLEVELAND. June 11 Among the plnnks in the tentntive pint, form an agreed on hy the sub­ committee on resolutions was a fnrm plunk which declares the ad­ ministration has already taken step* which eventually will lend to Declaring the whole prob­ This Infest portrnit of Eroimni Herriott shows 1th coutstanding relief. lem from the farmers’ standpoint figure in French affairs in his office where he threshes out the rapidly hinges on the net profit, he realizes rising problems. , tl)e plnnk asserts that prices of things he buys and things he sells can 1« put more nearly on equality if there1 is a reduction of taxes to sternly employment and stability of business. i An orderly government plonk make* no specific reference to oil of other recent congressional in­ vestigations hut includes in suhProperty Deals Amounting to stame a declaration that persons $90,00(1 Closed Monday, Bringing wtho degrade public service, both in and out of office, should he prose­ Ton-Day Total l'p to $I2."i,000 cuted without regard to their politi­ PARIS, June 11.—Alcxnndrc Property deals involving n total cal affiliations. The controversy about the Klnn Millernnd, the eleventh president of J'JO.OOO wore recorded at the of­ of France, resigned from thnt of­ plank resulted in a vigorous de­ fice of clerk of circuit court on fice today. IIis resignation was nouncement of the Klnn being read hclort* both Monday according to figures given voted down. The sub-committee presented ita W ;'~' I houses of imrlia- out at the office. While these F> 1 ment and his suo- transfers include for the most part conrlusinns to the full committee t .- f t* - > -- *:V'l cessor will be sc- land located in the county, some of this morning, Chairman Charles I). Warren of the full committee rer ■-■ • looted by the it is also located' in Sanford. Following are the deeds re­ ! ceiving the report shortly before J chamber of depnoon. B K frdEii' - '■‘■m utics and senate corded: In addition to Mr. Wnrrcn, mem­ B ' ' J meeting ns a naL. N. Pipkin nnd wife to the Vjfl tional assembly lathe Jc«sup Land Company for bers of the drafting committee ore: .■ B v ; at Versailles I i i- land in the D. It; Mitchell survey Senators flooding of Idaho, Smoot of section 27, township 20 range 30. of Utah, and Watson of Indiana; Speakor (iillettc of Massachusetts, The president's Consideration paid was $20,300. M. M. .Smith to the Atlantic Representative Mills of New York, | V • . .. - ^ ^ H d e ti'i ininalii.n to Ataddcn of Illinois and Vine of W resign came ;»fl- Coast Line Railroad Company for Pennsylvania, (Jovernor Hyde of land in sections 21 and 22, township B •’<?>'' ’ t he rending Missouri, It. H. Crcnger of Texns, Tuesday in the 10, range 30 cast. Price paid was William lleyburn of Kentucky, Ed­ '•Pres. Millerand jwo houses of a gar I. Adams of Oregon, II. H. presidential message presented by Anderson of Virginia, Lewis 11. the new premier, Frederic FranSmith of California, William it. cois-Marsal, in which M. Millerand Urremuigh of Rhode Island nnd declined to resign, nnd an adverseBurt Culp of Kansas. vote against the ministry by- both ^ ’election of the sub-committee, chamber and sennte, nnd Anally the eff motion of Mr. Madden, wus adoption »>♦ a motion offered in agreed to after the full committee the chamber by Edouard Horriot, nt a four nnd onc-hnlf hours hear. MILLERAND HAS REAL ESTATE IS QUIT PO SITIO N S E L L I N G F A S T OF P R E S I D E N T IN THIS COUNTY ...........'1lJIW , Jt ‘ »TfdJnjinn— i nnn *nun tr ihhii tmrw government favorable-tn opr sug­ n hundred men nnd womSfi'. gested by M. Millerand. • Executive Bosnian • Tho drafting committee wus The resignation of Millerand, luck at work again Tuesday night, which followed an adverse vote in meeting this time in executive ses­ the chamber of deputies Tuesday, sion, to hear any arguments other was contained in a letter addressrd members of tho committee desired to Monsieur Doumerguc na presi­ to present. After this phase of the dent of the senate nnd President session had been cn'nclueled, actual Pnlnleve of the chamber. Millernnd work of revising tho tentative plat­ plans to issue a letter to the form structure whipped together French nation in explanation of during the last two days hy sumo tho circumstances under which his of the convention leaders, was resignation wns forced. begun. Tho resolution was: Chairman Warren, in announcing “The chamber is resolved not to Me personnel of tho drnfting cornenter into relations with a minis­ isittce, made it plain that ho wns try which In its composition is a s<cking to give representation td negation of the rights of parlia­ all geographical sections of the ment. It refuses to accept the country. No place, however, was unconstitutional debate to which t-ndered Representative Cooper of it is invited und decides to post­ Wisconsin, n resolutions committee pone all discussion until the day member, who had announced ho when a government constituted in would offer a substitute platform conformity with the sovereign will cry plant Price paid wns $500. is line with tho policies of Senator With hut 10 days of the present of the country appear before it.” month pnssed, June bids fair to In Follette and other Republican This motion was adopted by eclipse hud month in the m atter of insurgents. Ask Coolidge Views the chnmbcr, 329 to 211. The vote property transfers. Through the Aa a basis for its deliberations in the senate on the question of an Tuosday night, the drafting com­ interpellation on the presidential mittee hnd tentative provisions be­ crisis was 15-1 to 11*1, against the fore it which had the sanction of motion. [’resident Coolidge. It was indi­ M. Millerand'a' swift decision to cated that before the platform resign In the fact of these adverse takes final shape further views of ■Ijtcs leaves the victorious left the President would bo sought by majority in somewhat of a quan­ telephone, particularly with regard dary with wo oustanding candi-J to tno more important declarations dates—M. Doumerguc, president of | In the party pronouncement. the senate, and M. Painlevc, prc.slImmediately after the conven­ dent of tho chamber—rivals for tion adjourned Tuesday the reso­ tho presidential nomination. The lutions committee met to receivo majority In the chamber, 329, is suggestions from all comers. In larger than the senate's entire CHICAGO, June II.—Nine pro­ rapid succession, three minute membership of 314,' which would hibition agents, including the group speakers veered the line of argur seem to bespeak certain victory chicftuin and the director nf raids, ment from Europe, the league of for M. Painleve in the caucus and were arrested and locked in police nations and the world court, across his election. Hut precedents favor station cells today by a raiding the wheat fields of the West, on to the president of the senate, who is squad of policemen who also took the Philippines and back again. the second officer of state, being seven negroes, four of them women, promoted in the regular line. in an apartment. The agents said ST. PETERSBURG MAN DEAD M. Doumerguc, however, is a they were in the performance of bachelor, and tradition insists duty and that arresta by the WASHINGTON, June 11^-E. B. hat the Elysoe must have a hos­ police were a “frame up." Police Black, age 73, of St. Petersburg, tess. Other reasons are advanced contended the agents were par­ returning from Europe died sud­ for the elevation of M. Painleve, ticipating in the party in the denly lira local hoted this morning. and the general belief is that he apartment where liquor was found, Natural causes are said to be re­ will be named as president of the they said. sponsible for his death. rcguhiic unless a deadlock between tho left forces of tho two houses makes it possible for an outsider, such as former Premier Louis Barthou, president of tho reparation commission to slip in. Trial of Two Wealthy Chicago Boys Charged With Murder Started Today ■«r Talks. Viscount Ishii Soon To Succeed Hanihara RKETS June 11. — Wheat, t i ; September. CoKi July, 80 <0> university. CHICAGO. June 11.—The first big move in the legal battle to save Nathan Leopold, Jr., and Richard I*>eb from the gallows for kidnaping asd killing young Robert Franks, will come today when the youthful sons of two Chicago millionaires will enter pleas Of not guily to indictments charging, kidnaping for ransom and murder, each crime punish­ able by death. Robert E. Crowe, state attorney, said Tuesday that ho will ask that the charge of kidnaping for ran­ som go to trial first and that the state will insist that the youths be placed on trial by July 1, the earliest dato polsible under the law. Defense attorneys have not indicated their action except to state tl)at pleas of not guilty will has anfnMsI Meanwhile the state, which has declared it has a “dear hanging case’* against the two university students who have confessed kid­ naping tho son of a neighbor for a ransom of $10,000 and then killing him to provide excitement, con­ tinued to exert ita efforts to gather evidence that the youths are sane, believing that the defense will in­ sist both boys were insane when they committed the crime. A score of students and friends of the boys were questioned by the state attorney today as were some of the faculty members of the uni­ versity they attended. T*ro directives w»|e Tuesday dispatched to Ann Arbor, Mich., to trace the Uvea of the boya, while they were students there and oth- President Is Praised Chairman Mondell In Speech Says Chief Executive inspires Confidence of Men Strength Grows Campaigns for Curtis, Hoover and Harboril Gain Strength B ut No leading Aspirant Democratic Party ^Scored by Speaker Takeli by Mondell Democratic Platform One of Muckraking Chairman • Asserts Nominations Will l i e Made Starting with That o f Coolidge CLEVELAND. July 11.— CONVENTION H A L L', President Coolidge hns justi­ Cleveland, June II.— The R e­ fied the confidence that "in­ publican convention came to spired" his nomination for order at 11 o’clock and w ent vice-president nt Chicngo, nnd through more routine prelim­ the greater confidence reposed inary today while Its platform in hi msincc tnking up the du­ committee was finally thresh­ ties of chief executive is the ing out differences and many "outstnding fnct” in the polit­ leaders were closeted In hotel*; ical situntion, Frnnk W. Mon­ Chances of Albert J. Beveridge, in conference over the still un­ dell, of 'Wyoming, decinred former senator from Indiana, for determined vice-prcsldentift1 todny in his nddress ns per­ nomination as Irirc-iveaidtnt on situation. manent chairman of the Republi­ the Republican ticket looms high A permanent organization with can national convention. nt the convention now. Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming ap Mr. Mnndcll added an appeal for permanent chairman, was duty In­ Republican majorities in congress stalled without a hitch. Nomina­ “in name and in principle", saying tions for president and vice-presi­ thnt every serious fault of recent dent will oe made tomorrow. . * legislation would have been avoid­ The convention, a t another brief ed had the president had thnt session this afternoon, perfected itt strength lit house and sennte. rfhancnt organization, cheered tolldge and party regularity, thin The chnlrmnn assailed the Demo­ recessed until 8 ociock tonight crats for their “utter lack of fixed when they will receive and adopt nnd definite principle or policy, its platform. save that of muckraking nnd ob­ struction". Referring to the situa­ Chairman Morris of New York Who will have eecond place it as tion in tho lust congress, when in­ Representatives Declares Heart­ much undetermined as aver, de­ surgent:! Joined with Democrats to ily in Favor of Indianlan spite all-night conferences. But contrdl legislation, Mr. Mnndcll for Office. Hoover, Harbord and CgrU* boom* said that never before hnd the ne­ seemed at least holding their owrt cessity for dependable pnrty main the lead of the large field. arn! definite party responsiThe Insistent supporters of the been ao clearly demonstrated. formsr Illinois governor almost b i t ‘ The text of Mr. Mondoll’s ad­ hope whsn'tWydrumi he f t * s o ft dress follows: to Cleveland a letter of Irraaa cabin declination, to b eopened and ra*di t “ ljulies nnd Gentlemen of the -w -BMpH b «• -mh -nnmnmtpm. made? to. stamped^ the -cenV*riif±i > 'Mfrj.are met a* the representn , Furmer'Senntor Albfrt J. Bever­ Into dominating him., • lives of a gfcat political party that idge was- nut to the fare whtjiv If Lowden is to be permitted to* has never tniled nor fnltered in its Chairman of the New York' elminsto himself, the Hoover supservire or loyalty to the rppuhlic, delegation Morris a movement and portors are convinced that the d rift thnt hns never proposed nor advo­ announced stnrtcd ho would support of Tuesday’s opening session gay* cated an unwise or unsound na­ for Mr. Beveridge inseek other dele­ evidence of an inexorable demand tional policy, and it is our privilege that the man finally selected fox on behalf of this party to place in gations. second pleee on the ticket be of .a It was reported that Senator nomination for the highest office in the pift of the American .people James E. Watson of Indiana, for type undeniably In harmony ‘with policies of the President. Tl\at candidates who shall measure up to whom Indiana's delegates are in­ the tho finest standards of party lead­ structed, was considering release quail fleet ion, they say Is possessed Mr. Hoover in tho highest ership and who shall he entitled to of his delegates but when the start hy • and, we confidently believe, will re­ of the Beveridge movement became degree. No Actuel Work'• . ceive the support of a large major­ known to him it was said Senator The short convention eestion ity of the American voters at the Watson had decided to hold In his Tuesday did no actual work beyond delegates for n while. polls in November. ratifying a convention program Mnjor Gen. Harbord’s boom also "We meet profoundly appreciat­ prepared In advance, but by last ive of wise, patriotic nnd inspiring got some impetus at a meeting of nignt all the committees, including party leadership in tho bast, and several hundred delegates who are that named to draft a platform, earnestly thankful that the kindly members of tho American Legion. hnd completed most of their work providence and tho great good for­ Theodore Roosevelt, assistant sec­ with ease end regularity. of the navy, suggested Gen­ tune which gave our party and the retary Most of. Tuesday’s session was Harhnrd's name to tho meeting nation IJnculn, McKinley, Roose­ eral givsn over to the keynote address and the legionnaires pledged themvelt and Harding has vouchsafed by Theodore Burton of Ohio, Continued on page 8. us as the worthy successor of these notable for Its serious and dispas­ distinguished patriots the confi­ sionate tenor and ita lack of for­ dence-inspiring character of Calvin ensic display, and built around an Coolidge. appeal to the pdrty to uphold the handa of the man in the White "The American people placed the House. stamp of their approval on the can­ There was little of the usual con­ didates of the last Republican na­ fusion end none of tho rlotoQi tional convention by a majority of noise-making that often has played more than five and a half million. At the regular weekly luncheon so great e part in American politi­ Time and events have abundantly Justified that unparalleled endorse­ of tho local Rotary Club at the cal history. Only three timet waa ment. lie who was chosen as the Valdes Hotel Tuesday, 25 members there any approach to a demonstra­ tion and In each case the cheering' party standard bearer proved his and eight visitors were present. Frank Vemay had charge of the was awakened by a play upon the statesmanship In the skillful handl­ ing and wise adjustment of impor­ program and introduced the prin* chord of party solidarity and Rt^ Ltant questions and problems. Dili­ clpal speakers, Paul Ireland of publican tradilion. The greatest outburst, lastiaf gent in the nation's business, wise Lake Mary. Mr. Ireland spoke but a minute, took place when Mr.’ in public counsel, honest and cour­ along religious lines. T. W. Lawton, county superin­ Jurton declared the country trusted ageous in action, he gave himself unreservedly, mind and body, heart tendent of public instruction wus Calvin Coolidge shove congreis find and soul, to the nation, and became present as a guest and urged the pleaded for the election of senator* as truly a martyr to patriotic serv­ members to vote for the special and representatives who would ice as any soldier. stricken on the 10-mill school tax on next Tuesday. work and vote within the party :u He gave some interesting facts on fold. field of battle. "How well ho fitted and became the Sanford school situation and the great office to which he was showed the great benefits that may chosen! History will write his be had from this special assessment name high on the roll of able and if it is passed upon by tho vote efficient executives, but we who of the people in this community. Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer sang knew and loved him best will cher­ ish most tho recollection of his two solos which the Rotarians are great and kindly heart, his tender said to have enjoyed very much. and sympathetic soul. The nation She was accompanied at the piano mourned him as line mourns a by Mrs. Claude Herndon. Other visitors were C. P. Daetbrother beloved and enshrined him in the only enduring hall of fame— wciler and Mr. Moffat of Orlando the loyal hearts of a grateful and Rev. F. I). King and Schell# Maines of this c ity .. Mombers people. were: "Confidence was the keynote of present George Brockhahp, Randall the sentiment which Inspired the Chase, H. C. DuBoee, R. J. Holly, nomination of Calvin Coolidge at Milton Haddock, E. F. Honsholder, adherence to past traditions Chicago four years ago. That cpn- W. M. Haynes. Edward Higgins, C. presant leadership of their p fidence grew aa he modestly per­ E. Henry. W. C. Hill, G. W. Knight. the delegates began filing oi formed the duties of the position A. R. Key, H. B. Lewis, Prank their hotels, without waTtini to which he was elected, and McMahon, Frank MacNeilL R, A. hear a glee dub concert that w strengthened prodigiously as he Newman. I)r. S. Puleston, W. M. precede adjournment Today Continued on page 8. Parker, F. E. Roumillat, H. R. will listen to another part Stevens, R. E. Stevens, S. O. nouncement by fVank W. I Report Florida Crop Shinholscr, B. J. Starling, Prank of W’yoming, as permanent E e Rotarians Urged to Vote for Ten Mill Special School Tax Conditions Are Good Bandits Rob Customs Germany Protest Truck Of Valuables The League o f Nal GENEVA, June U . — d NEW YORK, Juna 11. — Ten armed bandits today held up a has protested . to Uta Lea United States customs truck, Nations knocked the driver unconscious French I and escaped with 27 packages of precious atones which tprara being transferred from tha general post­ office to the. appraisers’ stores. �* \ \ Challenge to Party as M eeting O p e n s .earns To Lode Z Music From Vaiideoi Coming Primaries * (dorttln . lrom page I.) "The American people will look to the delegates fronv Wisconsin, and to such other progressives us may hold scats in the convention, for a bold nnd uncompromising fight on behnlf of the fundamental principles to which you are pledged. "Some may say that out of con­ sideration for party 'harmony' nnd Inasmuch as the progressives ap­ pear ta b s in a minority tntpr-ri.rx . •vention, no good can c*inie fmfn a determined otfort by you to obtain the adoption of a progressive plat­ form. “I know this nrgunient of ex­ pediency and cowardice will have no weight with the members of your delegation. The Republican party was organized in Wisconsin in 1864, by u handful of patriotic citizenn, then in u hopeless min­ ority, who would make no compro­ mise with the extension of human slavery. You will recall, likewise that while the platforms submit­ ted by Wisconsin hnvc been soernfully rejected by Republican na­ tional conventions since 1'JUN. prac­ tically every inportunt proposal submitted by the Wisconsin dele­ gates up to 1911* has since l>een enacted into law. Thero arc, in­ deed, only five of .'It planks sub­ mitted by Wisconsin during thin period which are not now embodied in the iuw of the land. N egro Is Slated F<*r N ational Committee CLEVELAND, Juno 10.—Perry W. Howard, a negro Inwyer of Jackson, is slated to become Re­ publican national committeeman • rom Mississippi, succeeding'AJf. J. Muivihill, whose delegation wn: unseated by the national commit­ tee last week. VAUDEVILLE U i * n su r pa ssed for maxing d u ra b ility are th e m a d e by A lex a n d er Sm ith & Soml C arp et dal io-fo my hia/f 3*4 Im-gsr list a m f.c-dj,__ nrr\ VlCTOWtXi. LXtVlLV/ 4 1371 A PARIS SUCCESS A tt Where does tho public get its tnsto for music? Why, from vaudeville. At lenst, so bidets Mort Downey, Irish Adonis of tho footlights. “One million persons to-day," declares Mr. Downed, "nb<orb musical kieal3 from tha ‘twe-u- vaudeville, with somo good Amer­ ican song like the waltz-ballad ‘When Lights Are Low,’ that is e a s i l y understood, that has cha-m, appeal and melody." Mr. Downey practisen what ho preaches, for ho recently turned down an offer abroad to sing at homo in vaudeville. He says tho heartiness of npplauso in vaudavillo houses is another reason ho likes to sing there. • "They know what they want. Most people who go in for vaude­ ville are willing to split a glove t* show you that you. have p! .--oil there," he adds. .' C om pany, th e world1* la r g e st m a k e rs o f floor coverlid sin c e 1860. Find a dealer w ho carries a represenmhJ selection of these famous rugs and ask m to show you the m any attractive pattern Prices everyone can afford to pay. Look for trade mark stamped onthtbod o f every rug . A l e x a n d e r S m i t h & S o n s Carpet - ----- M M l , A wrecking tram Wiu Immedi­ ately dispatched from lakeland to clear the roadbed and u passenger train was made up there which wns to go to the scene of the wreck so that the passengers might be trans­ ferred to it and taken on to Tumpu early this morning. TfXiMs'Vosuimc* jn* well’os for frocks lor imurm.cWwrkr. Tin? material is used in developing only the simplest of ■rocks, such us tne one pictured here with half-length flowing sleeves and reversand collar of self-material. Front NEW YORK. June 10.—Chnunand luck of the Bkirt arc trimmed with ikiiicU that extend above the narrow cyy M. Depew, chnlrmnn <>f the •wit. Medium size require* 4J j v.irds board of the New York Central, Morp than 1,000,000 ncros of Inn I 48-inch material. SLENDER AND SMART was hack nt his desk .Monday for RUNNING MATE TO have been reclaimed from the sea, Pictorial Review Dress No. 1571. the first time since he wus con­ 'I hero I* j o little to the silhouette of river and lake, in tho Netherlands, hizci, J l to 45 inches bust. Price, J5 fined to his home 10 days ago with (JOOLIDGE SOUGHT the ultra-smart daytime frock that only since the aixtienth century. cents. n sore throat. t»o or three words arc required to BY PARTY HEADS describe it—hut they are os dynamic to their force as the new models are in When Slayers W ent to Court 1 (Continued from nogo 1.) their style. Charmcen. flannel, Poiret ren of Michigan, ambassador to twill or one of the knit idlk.'i may Ik? Mexico; Senator Jones of Wash­ used in developing this model. The ington. Gov. Dixon of Montana; flounces t akc a diagonal t urn, and are all Maj. Gen. James G. Harbod, for­ the smarter for their binding of braid. yards 54mer deputvr chief*of staff of the Medium size require* army; and Maj. Gen. Frunk T. inch material. Hines, director of the veterans’ I 6 Pictorial Review Dress No, ! Sizes, J* to -lo inches bust. l'i bureau. Fo the most part the discussion i vents. of vice-presidential candidates 'pro­ ceeded wit hthat culm which has Veen the characteristic feature of the pre-convention period, hut it provided one sensation in the form uf u statement given out nnd (ittickly denied, endorsing Senator Watson of Indiana for second place on the ticket on behalf of I). W. H. Evans, grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klim. The pronouncement was made by Milton Elrod, u for­ mer publicity director for the Klim, who said he spoke with tho full authority of Dr. Evans, hut the gvnud wizard denied he had mud" nr authorized such u statement nr taken any other part in the conven­ tion pelimlnaries and Senato Wat­ son disavowed any eonnectiron with the incident of the Klan. One Othe Splash One other splash in the unusu­ Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, Chicago's mill lionaire hoy murderers, ally tranquil convention pond was Justice John loverly's ccurt. Thu defendant! aro indicated by urrows. contributed by thq Wisconsin fol­ Harrow, chief defense counsel. lowers of .Robert M. La Follutte, who mode a public demand that the party platform condemn the offi­ cial records of Albert U. Fall nnd Harry M. Daugherty and commit You Furnish We Furnish The Cow the pesident to an extra session of congress this summer to pass farm Will Furnish relief, reclamation and railroad vteroKtM legislation. A suggested platform SEVIS.W' which will be offered with La Follette’s approval, likewise would commend the Republicans who Try a bag of “Sunshine Dairy Feed,” voted against the Mellon tax nlan and both you and the cow will be pleased. A SUCCESSFUL MODEL and would anigle out for particular paise various members of the son­ ! A mw way to combine contrasting “A lgrain” . Horse ..Feed, . “Sunshine” ata insurgent ^roup for thoh- indi- , nuirrsiU U illustrated in this pleasing dual activities during thu session slip-on frock. 1’l.iin and figured voile Poultry ..F ee d ,. both . members ..of ..the I congress just dosed. aze employed in its development, the “GOOD Goods” fam ily are m aking new figured nuitcrl.il farming the sleeve exlees are Infallible weather ten*ion* and the inserted panel at the friends every week. It will pay you to 'Phets, taking shelter at the ap. front of the dress. If preferred, the •ch of a storm before it it ! *?lcn«r.n4 nuy I* omitted, leaving get acquainted. >wn to human beings. I snort( kimono sleeves to which cuffs requires ‘‘YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED” rate for domestic electric J yards 36-imh plain and 1, it* is so law In Melbourne, faund material. ilia, that it puts electric * Pictorial Review Dresa* * ln dJr®<3 competition with bucs, M to 44 inches bust, Myrtle Avtf. 20 ycjgs. ftite, « cents. Daily Fashion Hint A Good Feed ■Jv. Unta; . •- \ * —; • Tapestry, Velvet, and Axminster Seamless Ria Mort D owney, Irish Singer, Says One Million People G et Ideals or Melody from Continued from cage 1. The engine left the truck nnd when it stopped wan hended in the opposite direction from which it had been traveling. It wan so hudly torn up that many people were hmazed to know that anyone* hud escaped from it alive. The. mail car and the colored passenger coach did not leave the roudbed, and caused no serious injury or ‘-damage except- m -ti For cBeauty and Comfort B u y W o o l Seamless Rus Daily Fashion Hint SANFORD MAN IS INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK MONDAY ■ ii.linoIs^ . CHARLESTON, W. Va.. June 10 B. B. Avis, former congressman fram West Virginia, und It. G. Altizcr, vice president and gen­ eral counsel of the United Fuel Gas Company, both of Chartccton, W. Va.. were instantly killed Sun­ day when lightning struck a nun*' mer house nt the Kdgewood Coun­ try Club in which they had taken refuge during a storm. Daily Fashion Hint l ■ Sj'flouHsS; not droppC(] ot y s s m m s m .* * * . .. • ’ j8 S The latest matrimonial con­ quest of Peggy Joyce is n very good locking young ninn of 24, or . (Continued from nngo 1.) the transfer of the Lake Ada right- thereabouts—the Count Gostn Morof-way. This offer was also turned ner, here shown in business suit leaving the “honcymood hotel.” down, it was later learned. • In an interview thin morning Mayor Lake stated that the papers To promote the erection of build­ would be drawn up within the next few days by City Attorney George ings, the state of Espirito Santo, A. DeCottes and that the deal will Rrazil, is assisting in the promo be made effective July I. Pay­ lion of n company to push construc­ ment for plnnt will be made in tion. cash, it is announced. In the meantime work on the Use of tooth brushes and, mouth new plant will be rushed according to the mayor. Only those mains, washes for dogs, us well ns the pipes, connections and other equip­ grinding or slicing of the meat ment such as meets with the speci­ served them, ur cmiumg the ri'coinfications of the new system will be mendations of an English canine used In it. The remainder of the specialist. system will be junked. Work will continue on the new pumping out­ fit and station nnd whon it is ready for operation then tho present plant will suspend work. I Wes show p the high fig*. »nd Just ,f t„ Denmark r, P*»k in 1920 cleveundT S S Illinoi caucus -_s unanin unanimousljrSf^ prej, tuS _ , _ ___ ____ _ ____ lution to -J Present mer Govr Former Gov. Locke Craig of North •V°vlTJlor Ltxl? Carolina died a t hia H p i S S l t S S WATERWORKS TO RE.’, PROPERTY OF THIS CITY JULY 1 l l h "Lord, N e ltfo n s itu a te d on the quny here, recently discovered some curious acratchings , on the wainscot of his 'room. Investiga­ tion revealed these to be plan* of naval battles drawn by Lord Nel­ son who stayed In that Inn with Lady Hamilton. Other marks and scratching.* have been:identified as dating back to the days of the s«adogs of the Elizabethan age. They are standardized in order to bring about uni­ form therapeutic efficiency to the patient whenever required. This efficiency is m ost needed in the sick room— not merely in the laboratory. . What is true of drugs m ust be true o f foods. Purity and efficiency in the can is only part of the problem —purity and efficiency in the kitchen is the true test The law requires that baking power contain 12% leavening gas at the tim e-of sale to the consumer. This measure insures uniform Ifeayening efficiency and protects the health of the public. . In order to comply w ith this fixed standard for bak­ ing powder, manufacturers m ust produce and pack their product so as to avoid the deterioration which may result from absorption o f atmospheric moisture. Baking Powder manufacturers to avoid violation of the law, also spend thousands of testing grocers* stocks and removi from his shelves, in spite o f th e fact th sible precaution had previously been 1 deterioration. With the exception of Texas, the.pure. food.laws mg powder mixed with flour a t the milkandbaqid Flour.” There is no penalty on the manufacture rise”— the consumer is the “goat"— h e is th e on are not: properly raised. T he standard* tection to- both the consum er *»irt the such laws and co-operates in every way Not so with the self rising flour manui and fights such legislation. Why? Becai mg flour would require moisture-proof c — because low grade “clears" could no flour.’ It would also mean he m ust m �***** E l H irfe •/ • 1' THE SANFORD, HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1924 PAGE TWO He Could Get the Thousand Dollars jThe Sanford Herald H U l i M m r r t l i m t n esceyt ■ n U r at Sanford, Florida H . U P W A I tO -llE IK l -- **---------- phone lot • n t M aan o lla A venue su n sc n iP T io V r a t e s One Y ea r____17.00 Six Month* $1 50 D eliv er ed In C ity by Carrier, per -week ISo. W e e k ly Bdllton, 13.00 per Year. ____ SPEC IA L NOTICE! All o b itu ary n o tic e s, card s of th an k s, reso lu tio n s knd n o tic e s o f e n te r ta in m e n ts w h ere Charges are made w ill be ch arg ed f o r a t r e g u la r a d v e r tisin g rate*. JSEMOER T H E ASSOCIATED P R E S S T h e A sso ciated Press Is e x c l u s ­ iv ely e n title d to the uso for republlc a tlo n o f all newa d is p a tch es cred ited to It or not o t h e r w is e c r e d ­ ited In th is paper and a ls o th e local n e w s p u b lish ed herein. All r ig h t s of rep u b llca tlo n of sp ecia l d is p a tch es WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. 1921 mm v TnnnntT Knn today AN END TO WORRY:—Be careful for nothing; but in every­ thing by prayer nnd supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made unto God. And the peace of God, which passeth all under­ standing shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.—Phil* fppians 4:6, 7. • LET ME ENJOY Let me enjoy the earth no less Because the all-enacting Might That fashioned forth its loveliness Had other aims than my delight. About my path there flits a Fair, Who throws me not a word or sign; I will find charm in her uncare, And laud those lips not meant for mine. From manuscripts of moving song Inspired by scenes and souls un­ known, I'll pour out rapture* that belong To others, as they were my own. Sanford, the city of progress. ---------- o----------- Saturday, June 1-1, is Flag Day. ------n--------la Sanford to have a Fourth of July celebration? ir -— Yesterday was the tenth of the month. Did you pay nil your bills? Bulkhcading of Lako Mo will mean much to the futnre growth and prosperity of the city. o Samp Politics, of Course. MeAdoo. Coolidge, Smith. Bryan “He Salih, Ifn, Ha.” The People’s Independence. Copyrigm. H it - - Fourteen powerful radio stations jl t » engaffcd this week I in broad­ casting the doings at Cleveland. . — --o ■ ■ By a vote of six to one Lakeland yesterday authorized n bond issue A State-wide Centennial Celebration In November it centennial celebration is to be held m Florida, commemorating the one hundredth anniversary of the assembling of the first territorial legislative council at Tallahassee. Assurance has been given by Governor Hardee of official support and it is understood some high national official will como to the state for the celebration. A centennial celebration will command the attention of the whole United States. The eyes .of the entire country will look and mny people will listen attentively and eagerly while the history of this sta le is told and its growth is explained. The deeds of Floridans of the past will be recounted nnd all together it will be a time lor grent publicity for the state. Why should it not be a good idea to make it the occasion of an enormous celebration in which nol only the past perform­ ances of the state will be told, hut some idea of the opportuni­ ties and possibilities which Florida offer can he given to those who are interester? Why not a state-wide celebration such us has never been put on before? The centennial in Sovtm iicr preaentn an opportunity of attracting many thousands <bf additional winter Visitors to Florida for the coming .season. Coming ut a time when it bcgirvrlojfet cold in the north, information from this land of Dan D obb^ y»i Fever blister, have it, f r o q p c iA in ^ TheY Told wglo SftTttTHEffe Am? WAtT-AHP POCTHnAT; SUNDAY. In IKmTsands of churches, at thousands of way to buy him self a handsome new tie, a cool drink and a package, of gum. Out of five dollars he had iii hia pocket, proper •nrrrttrfpsnTTPrr aSfcM’-iMfPTl when he spo'te of the absent thousand, he had one dollar and other, “Well, what do you think eighty cents when ho went to bed. about the election?” ns though It were next November. It’s not pos­ The lot in question is increasing in value right along— ju st as Sanford real estate, in general, is increasing in value. sible to avoid talking politics. But Within a very few years the property will bring several at least, you can mix an appro­ times the price asked for it today. And this young man said priate text or two with your pol­ he could buy it “ if he had a thousand dollars.” itics. The case is an extremely interesting one. The young TUESDAY CAME the Republi­ man is a fine chap in many ways. He has no vicious habits. He has steady employment and receives his salary every Sat­ can convention, to tell who will run urday night. His earnings are small but he has no depend­ for vice-president with Coolidge. The president is said to favor ents. He always has money for his simple wants. But he hasn’t a thousand dollars in the bank. He does ! nfhead of the Univcrsity of Michigan. It would be n not (!eP<»sit a dollar in a bank. He never has had ,n savings good choice. Pr, Burton would account, and seems never to have realized that a way to get preside well in the senate, nnd be a thousand dollars is to save it. n good, strong, '.plain, firs-.^dass If this young man would like to have a thousand dollars American in the White House, four years from now, all he has to do is to deposit $4.43 each should anything happen to Mr. week in n savings bank that pays four per cent. If he would Coolidgp, which heaven forbid. like to have the thousand dollars in two years’ time, he must The Democratic convention, next deposit $3.23 each week. And we happen to know that this in order, will lie more exciting and last sum would be quite possible for him to pay, if he were uncertain. Cool politicians, who willing to deprive him self of a few luxuries. always have four or five “first” And when the young man got his thousand dollars and choices, in order to land snfcly, bought property, he would at once become a more important believe that MeAdoo is the lead­ person. Owning property and taking an interest in public ing candidate now. He has a affairs from the standpoint of a stockholder in the public strong influence with labor—based business, gives a young man standing and influence. on the fact that he trented men Instead of regretting that he has no thousand dollars fairly as government manager of for a first payment, nnd then going ofT to fritter away his railroads. He has some earnest usual evening’s contribution to his own pleasure, we wonder Wall Street opponents, who say he why this young man does not sit clown and make him self a should have thought mere about budget with provision for the bank deposit each week that their dividends, less about work­ will bring him capital for future investment. ^ men’s wages, hut you cannot please ------------------o------------everybody. Perhaps some day, toward Parn. disc And all its blest—If such should be— I shall lift glad, afnr-off eyes. Though it contain no place for me. —Thomns Hardy, SNIPE H U N TIN ’ A s Brisbane Sees I “If I had a thousand dollars, I would put it as a first pay­ ment on th at lot. I could easily carry the interest and pay E n f t r t d o s Second Clas* Matter, October 17, 1915, at th e P o sto fflce tw enty dollars a month on the principal—but I haven’t a t Sanford, F lorida, under A ct of the thousand.” March i. H 57._________________ _ _ _ _ Having delivered this speech with apparently sincere re­ 1_ R O M . A M ) I „ I ) R A * ......' ........... E d i t o r - m■\ * ^ v S •^‘v E'-ery girl unt.l she g,,* t0 ' * * 1 Th£T d lMSE in a 5 X i>7on -\ To MY PffoBLEM5 J f c»cit o l d . ' Tt. IAd m % s\W ,, , U . — Well, the njrfJt murder cates jn always about. ■t..V *1 U In; Pari3Inst g a in s t Anicftcan j 0° 11 bet ,ht“y like lh £ i Ha Fa Km e /? V Perhnp* the worst fur™. I wor d is t0 KCt nil h S * J political speech and latick to the truth D0W* 1 / \ v- ” 1. n N ,„ VorE * * With more than > vomen at the Republic, ported! convcrsati°n e! OX ' Near Brussels, n 3man( twenty-eight golden the same day. Staying a quaint obi custom. The difference""^*** .1 ecss and a failure i, HS** wnys given reasons whffl gave excuses. ‘'V v ? »ooa[ i i«el■.rt .f,,. 'Dix'writir, m*kt. nt-s-. .A,tf on*. . | II. M Ik. IF PRESIDENT Coolidge had an nhsolute veto in the Demoera tie convention, he ’ would sny DON’T NAME M’ADOO. • Cool­ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE idge knows McAdco’s power with workers, especially with the nor­ Any study of the social forces of our belief that there has been a mally republican railroad man, n our time will have to tube serious weakening of religious influence power that would give MeAdoo account of the automobile. Of ito over the young nt a time when it hundreds of thousands of Republir contribution to the convenience, was never more needed for their can votes. comfort, and innocent pleasure, and protection. We think the loss is of Also, MeAdoo has a name that even the health of the Individual, the gravest consequence, if, in fact, the people know, and that counts. we are well aware, but we have it is not irremediable. We do not However, Ralston of Indiana, given little thought ns yet to other know of anything capable of taking sits in the shadow, with ingenious effects less beneficent. Doubtless the*plnce of religious restraint in Tom Taggart in his corner, a most it is too enrly to know what motor the mind nnd character not formed impressive dark horse, “Al” i ig at high apeed docs to the nerv- by experience. Wo nre not lookthis question from the reSmith has *back of him some of ( is system, but there are objective ing the cleverest managers in the coun­ t iiisequemAfc which can hardly bepigious viewpoint, from that of the try including the powerful Tam­ ikiubted, especially upon the man. saving of souls, but simply fron* many Hall organization. And i,era. habits nnd moruls of youth.!the viewpoint of social behavior and the welfare of the nation. The there is the South, which thinks it l ‘I ' ,.„,1V :.!r iL ™ f.V 'i" K.‘. " .. M;.t nn , l ■,„ lrllu„i , w of ,still McArtou I ,;. Southerner by birth. f™ n“trrw ilta" un i: l-r^otor they rVft escape from surveillance, ; ---- r: importnnei-, ~ " " u’ lint 7” ^ Cntiforninn by residence._______ He might|meiins .means ifreedom from observation for °,thera to emphaaizc. The fact w,e ^ "Wuatlan, | •,oit th,‘ Ktmth- But ngjMn, there ' nnj restraint. Bef.Ire the nuto- I i’?11?***?.8' THE AUTOMOBILE AND THE PROBLEM OF MORALS -■a.- -4^;. Steering a Safe Course} TtaB-safe'COurse in financial chahricliji'l one chained by knowledge and experienc -ATtmuyr ig rmatahipcpOm ia i-”''" * > — □»------: Sanford shbuld ji Many streets paved with as­ for obser\'inp this hi phalt, acquiring ot the water syp tern, construction of u yacht basin, claiming Florida’s grt and the bulkheading of Lake Mon­ roe, Is part of the record made by THE ACTUAL FACT is that in this day Opportunity the city of Sanford this summer. not only knocks nt your door hut is playing an anvil chorus William Jennings Bryan is in on every man’s door, and then lays for the owner around the Cleveland reporting the convention for a number of newspapers. The corner with a club. The.world is in sore need of men who can Tampa Tribune thinks the news- do things. Indeed, cases can easily he recalled by every one ipers will have to report Mr. where Opportunity actually smashed in the door and collared ryan, when in New York. her candidate and dragged him forth to success. T hese cases Arthur Nash of Cincinnati has refused to become a millionaire. To are exceptional, usually you have to m eet Opportunity half­ escape such a calamity he has way. But the only place where you can get away from Op­ divided a six hundred thousand portunity is to lie down and die. Opportunity does not trouble dollar stock dividend among four dead men, or ded ones who fintter them selves that they are thousand employees in his garment alive.— Elbert Hubbard. factory. In hla city he is known «s “Golden Rule Nash.” Jprotcctiod , I to provide aclf-disciplino nnd ncnac i , ... BRYAN WILL BE heard from bf conacquencM-impUaionable a n d •»“« ofr i I £ f c now, as of yore. “ He rojoiceth in impulsive youth then lived within prvs"c<l by statute. Clergymen and his strength.” Ami also “he mock- the exterior restraints of a com church associations are more and j eth nt fear, nnd is not affrighted.” munity control which were a con- more active in the political arena, Bryan, best advertisement that in fact of n direct family and com- nnd deliver pronunciamentoes not Interest Paid on Savings Florida ever had, except her cli­ munit ycontrol which were a con­ only upon nuesUons of social ‘and mate, fertility and fine people, will siderable safeguard. The automo­ domestic policy hut upon the most be heard from. bile can and does in a few moments complicated "and difficult problems And, how do you know that he ransport evt'n the youth of a wide- of international relations. We be­ wont’ present Josephus Daniels as m n d city far outside of observu- lieve the tns;; of the churches was no%’or greater thun in this ngc of “the strong and honest man you on or control. vast and swift change, hut it is a want, with a good record. The It is not necessary to elaborate man from whom no grafter got n Upon the possibilities or the cer­ task having to do with the inner Storage And dollar, in the war or afterword.” tainties of this situation. Any one nature of man. The effort to create moral responsibility by legal fiat Willing to consider them candidly Repairing futile and worse than futile. The IT’S GOING TO bo nn interest­ must realize that the automobile is elfort to substatute statutory man­ ing campaign. Barring a surprise makes opportunity for immorality 10 acre*. Improved. UR from LaFollette, or an unprece­ ^nd even criminality. The pro­ date »,ir un enlightened will is tenant hou*«; pi*” worse than futile. Moral and re­ worth ? 1.000 per set;, F-i dented rush of “conservative labor” fessional criminal, of course, has sale party will take **: ligious inspiration is sorely needed, ---------0— :----to MeAdoo, it looks like Coolidge, found it 'an invaluable aid, but runae terms to »uh pure W recking Service. Five hundred cx-aervice men die not a multiplication of regulations. now. while this development is serious it The pastor is needed, not the every week. This average has been II acre*, with house, b THE MIAMI HERALD The small rich crowd wants can be met hy measures of police maintained aince the war ended. hard road on two policeman. things to run undisturbed. The Phone,.643-W* N igh t 289-R efficiency. But to counteract or More than one hundred twenty-five hea1 of shape: rerenll/ t*-* 4 * i The case of the automobile is a bargain'. t When the problem of street traf­ was started by requiring those on big crowd wants continued high counterbalance the social effect typical. We might prohibit it for thousand young Americans who fought in the big war have died fic is under consideration it is us­ foot to follow the traffic signals wages. Those things are repre­ upon our youth of the jazzed and the protection of those who abuse JO acre*. Juit c(f ^ proved; barn, tenant M since June 30, 1910, averaging ono ually the case that blsmo for acci­ just ns the cars do. This was sented in the- city and suburban joyriding life of today la as difficult it. But we should be -foolish, in­ an d p eas now on every twenty minutes. dents is placed on the drivers of found to be inadequate, as a good mind by Coolidge and Mellon. The ts it is vitally important. A gener deed, to give up un agency which b a rg ain . cars. It should go to the pedestrian many people were willing to risk latter balances money so nicely be­ .tion of young people are passing bHngs s0*‘muchHth.;t iJ w holeZnc Sanford Ave. and 2nd St. tween inflation and stringency. People interested in seeing San­ in many cases. It is entirely prob­ their lives by dodging between Iand helpful into our society.. The „„!*ut' *^en> there is the farmer: nur luxurious, hign-geared, speed- way to meet the dangers and eviis ford take care of its share of win­ able that there is more careless­ cars. \\ hat profit hath he that hath loving time and at the same time ter tourists will be doing the city ness among those who nre on foot it brings is to reach their source, It has been decided to erect chain Electric Fans a service by helping to provide ac­ than among those who nre in auto­ barriers in the middle of the labored for the wind?” It’s going are deprived of many of the re­ which is the source of human be­ * commodations for them. Buy a lot mobiles. The very fact that a per­ streets, between car trucks, except to be n mixed up vot.ng time. Stay straints and safeguards of .the havior, the intelligence and the * \ * * . and erect a bungalow that can be son has his hands on the wheel of nt intersections. It is possible for the heat man win, and' keep his past. Can results be other tkan will. All Sizes and Prices. Unfortunate and in somo cases rented or add. Sanford needs hun­ a car which requires constant at­ a pedestrian to climb over these, promises. The home where good habits and tragic? dreds of them and right away or tention puts him on his jjuard un­ but it has been found after a short good standards are honored, the ELECTRIC CURLERS $1.60 FEDERAL DISTRICT Judges else this coming winter will find It less ho is deliberately negligent, experiment that theso chains have We have no wish to exaggerate pulpit whence conies inspiration to 30x3 1-2 T U B E S $1.50 unable to take care of the people which is not often tho case. greatly ‘reduced jaywalking. Fre­ Carpenter and Wilkerson set aside conditions, but we think they are right living, these build the indi­ who would like to spend the winter If regulations concerning walk­ quent signs along the sidewalks limni C!^ Coolidge’* pardon of serious enough actually and po­ vidual and the community in right­ JA PA N E SE PARASOLS here. INCORPORA'I ing could be enforced ns they nre call attention to them, and warn inillip Grossman, in Chicago, tlc- tentially to call for ihc best eousness. Laws and legislatures nying the president’s power in concerning driving there would be pedestrians to cross only at the in­ $1.40 thought wo can turn upon it. It is will not do it. civil cases, and adding “to allow Some time when you are infected fewer accidents. The careless pe­ Rooms S15-51 and only with traffic. euen power to the executive is to with the idea that you nre the only destrian, or juywnlkor, often puts tersections first Nst’l Bk Jaywalking is not smart, nl- s-riko a death Mow nt the Inde­ pebble on the beach, that your himself in peril by . - his inditTcrcnce . though some people seem to think pendence of the judiciary.” fellow men should nil bow to you or by his insistence Hanford upon asserting . it is. It isnever a clever thing to it might be well to rellect on the his rights. Many accidents to cars assert a right at the risk of life or 105 Palm etto A ve. size of the universe. Isabella M. have happened been Use the driver ; at the risk of safety and comfort THAT'S A GOOD saying and I NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE federal judges dc-1 Lewis, of the United States Naval was seeking to avoid running over of others. The juywulker is willing courageous m.n.| . ,All "7.77 " :"; 4— Observatory, in n recent magazine some foolish person who hud to undergo this risk to save n few [ 1^,.,^ 1‘ , h,^r PLAl,tient for uPP°'ntWhether the c^ve men hud bald | masculine face. He explained that article, estimates the distance of of i rushed m the way of the oncoming j seconds of time, or just to show j.*, „• * on*. , heads among them the archacol- ' Nature always employed its best the Ilyades cluster of stars at from “ *— . .. 'I ‘hat he is not scared- of automo- i »is also a saying for the people ogists have not decided, so far in 'resources and strength where it one hundred fifty to two hundred C“J> to remember in case they happen, w. Inu city of HufTulo, N. ,hua un- bilts9 or for some other equally light years from the earth. At the dertaken to curb the carelessness foolish reason. Jaywalkers and Joy some day, to get rulers that rep­ we know, but the ivory dome is j was moat frustrated, and that in astounding speed of ono hundred of the pedestrians upon the streets, riders are alike undesirable citi- resent them, and nobody else. V quite ancient. It is at least ns the effort to replace the shorn eighty-six thousand miles a sec­ The campaign for greater safety 1zens. They should be curbed. - A 1 ,,rL’flent °«r system “allowa knclcnt as the Prophet Elisha, who whiskers it allowed the hair on the RECENTLY RELEASED FROM ond, light travels fast. It might such power to the judiciary «B to bpou being taunted by hoys for his head to lnnguish nnd die. It might ROYALTY be well to do a little figuring on ‘he independence of tho the size of the universe and then People. You see It, when tho lack of hair cursed them and..had be noted that he himself wore a full measure your own dimensions a ; casting of one single appointed Jehovah Zend bears to devour the beard but had only a tew strng. Given By Oviedo D r a m a t i c MY FAVORITE STORIES gling hairs on the top of his head. little. Just who are you, anyway? supreme court vote, in the m .jor- kids. BY IRVIN S. COBB -• - ■ o ......... i ’. . Power to overrule an Yet the generally accepted doc- harber'of tbi-hm in/ie£ i w ed lhe The New York City Department elected congress. And when con- trine is thut modern civilisation!L o .,sun!lv h v r d - b a l l top p l e of Public Welfare has opened the Most of us are familiar with the j picking out the materials and being greas ia ruled by n bare majority, and culture nre fust sweeping from! /or haldno** * *or H L‘ u suru curo first municipal cancer clinic in the story of the careless person who, on *measured, he guve his^ name and , ,2 c" Urt b°y°nd ‘he people's con-, our cranium* their hirsute a d o r n - 1 i i „ i - ;* ' ' United States. It is housed in tho ment. Certainly, from all accounts, I yoml its address and started to leuve. The trol, that is not democracy. being notified for the third time N«w York City Cancer Institute baldness and. semi-baldnes> are far female over' pr^fer?nec for ■ tailor hailed him: and is equipped with enough ra­ that his checking account seemed H‘ THERE EXISTS any power more prevalent in this hectic era 1 S * “Pardon me," he suid, “but this is its A * dium to cure two thousand people. overdrawn, called up the bank by your first order, you know, and be­ great* ;- tpan the people’s power, than in the days of our fathers uiithnnt **«. apparently ISj 8 O’CLOCK The clinic is particularly for those telephone and issued the following fore opening an account it is cus­ hen whst we call self-government and ____grandfathers^ , If we -place any for sanitation and hygiene, f o ? ? ili is a jo*e, us wjj61 who can not go to private hosplt- ultimatum: . farmer lets credence in H. G. Wells and his ADMISSION 35c & 50c tomary to secure u reference, sir.” *?. the opening ceremony Dr. “Say, if you fellows down there “Quite right," said the customer. V" T > ‘ "a«Ve tm , horses" the supposition that the Martians are flourishes better on the head of th<* S (T his Space Donated by F irst‘Nafi°nal WjM. H-Mayo of Rochester, Minn., don’t quit bothering me I'm going “I bank at t h e -----------1------Bank. however,^holding the quite hairless, because farther amid the din and the smaller fauna '2 Bald: ‘We are going to conquer to take my overdraft out of your You may ask about me there.” along fn tho process of evolution, upon the dome of the average ! u . cancer and rid the world of it, re- blamed Lank and give it to the Before putting the work in hand, h o " ,' j i “r„ “ • b“ bir °niy ,hink* we may expect that our descend­ than man. Still, not a few highbrows " jnnUess of the cost.” He declared First National." ants will shed whatever is still loft _ Well thought-out ptffcer to re­ •hi- head of the firm walked over to have hair. . I th a t ha did not know whether tha An English humorist paper fu r­ th»* hank in question and asked for call everyone 0f their public ser­ to us of the crowning glory. There are many sure cure* for I care would be effected through a nishes an agreeable variation of the manager. vants, whether elected or appointJust why hair Is incompatible baldness, yet modern man grows ■ ■from or radium, but hie predlc- the same general theme. Accord­ •d by an elected official, is what “I understand Mr. So-and-So with civilization and intellectuality tloae were evidently for the former ing to the British version a debon- keeps an account here,” began the tht: people wjh have eventually. la obscure. One ingenuous doctrin­ ess and less hirsute. Perhaps it That wi|j come, when they really aire maintained some years ago is the radio waves or too much lo r be declared that medicine could nalr young man went to a London tailor. A COMMUNITY BU ILD ER the ills of the nation — con- tailor *nd ordered six suits of "He does," said the manager, take an interest in their govern­ that increasing baldness was the education or some such thing, but clothes and an overcoat. Follow! jnorom, “but Heavens know* where he ment, and thus prove their fitness result, not of civilisation, but be­ | l . P . r o i t s r a , Praaidept. ; & F. to govem themselves. BWand le customary pr< keeps his money!" cause of the vogue for shaving the tlnct aa tha dodo. Such is fat*. ** ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MBaBBaBaBaBBBBaaB**l Seminole County Bank e FARMS. 24 HOUR CURBING JAYWALKERS RIVE & WALKER F.P.RINES BALD HEADS “ ALL A MISTAKE Club AT HIGH SCHOOL THURSDAY, JUNE 11 H°PJ the Hottentot iS 5 I FIRST NATIONAL BAI r .ir iS k S "7 — ^ * 5#I . - �» THE SANFORD, HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1924 Consolation Supper Staged Tuesday For Defeated Candidates Office 148.«. M3MD, RADFOKDykSociety Editor, Social ZACHARY-PHILYAW MARRIAGE IS Calendar Philyaw'1 nuptials M^hodist. church. at church at 8 p. m. cthodlst Sunday . school i;tist a picnic at Enterprise in soon. All are to meet at h at 2 o’clock. I will be a, IJ :lal meeting •Royal Netgl hr the Ma*mt s MistAke"— i h ^ d e t play, tbflol, 8 p. m., admission 35c rilda* * Phone . - • Ton Ton and Friloha lorteu, Mrs. Ed Bette, Park :J0 p. m. ' hi! club; hostesses, Mr*, tt land Mrs. Mlnarlk;' home t Minsrik, 100 Laurel Ave4 b. m. , . - Lovers’ club, Hoptess, The Mdthodlat church was the scene of one-of the loveliest weddihgs ever witnessed In Sanford whpir Miss Mary Zachary became thh bride of Dick Philyaw of Gainesville at'high noon today. ' R e i v e s arid a Urge number of friends 1of this popular couple crowded the church to witness the ceremony so impressively per­ formed by Dr. F. D- King of the First Baptist church in thfe -absence of the Methodist minister. The dhuwh wws - artistically adofned'with an effective arrange­ ments o t, Boor-baskets of purple bouganvillea. The chancel rail was IrfterWov'etv with, fema,’ while white rtbbhnkl from each, basket formed in 'im tn u al- background for the bridal party. ■Preceding the ceremony. Miss Charlotte Smith,-at'the organ, and MJm Rdiaihond Radford,' vocal, rendered**' lovely musical program. The bride, entering with her father, who gave her in marriage, was beautiful In a handsome white silk georgette gown, the waist be­ ing embroidered 'in white chenlle and trimmed with white marabou. The wide circular nkirt. alto had, a wide band ow marabou accentuat­ ing the hem. With this striking gown Miss Zachary wore an ex­ quisite hat of white braid trimmed with white flowers and wheat. Her shower bouquet was of bride's roses and valley lilies. Miss Zachary was nset at the altar by the groom and his best man,.Guy Kerby of Perry, where Dr. King performed the impressive ring ceremony. • During the ceremony, "To a Wild Rose" was played. To the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March, the bridal party left the church. Mrs. W. A. Zachary, mother of the bride, wore a lovely dark blue silk georgette crepe dress, trimmed Bbsa Dickinson, who has %tt hirimfnlng of blue. ' Ros* glad­ Mrs. Stella Anington, iolus, in an arm bouquet, completed th is' unusuaLcoptume. today for Maitland, Fla, ■"Next; to enter, were Miss Pearl > Mabel Ingram has ax her Philyaw, sister of the' groom, and rtests Mill Fannie Mae of Thomasvllle, G a.,j»nd nttces Letson of West Palm georgette- crepe ■with , white silk Miss Yawn will spend a lace, with this she wore a Leghorn here: Miss Latson only a h i t With'contrasting flower*. Miss PhHyaw’s* ffoWetjl 'were' an arm bouquet of white gladiolas. OfUdo D f a m a t l e - C l u b - w i l l Miss Julia Zachary, sister of the t a tyes-act play. *»titled bridle, entered next as maid of honor. Miss Zachary never looked MUUle” a t tto.WgK lovffllar'tkan-ln herjavendar geor.............. irrpw white k satin butizwith trimrn^bat of rainbow „___ to-this plcam 'bouquSt of pale pKV gave g«y« AtUe -.the . computing er costoaftr* [aria Ann'Powers, cousin do;, as (the dataty fow er 1 1ting Cyrus Smith, steward of the Elks Club,; gave a consolation dinner Tuesoiy evening to numerous of the defeated candidates of the last election, as well as to their friends. The culinary line of march began pronptiy at 7 n. m. Several courses were arranged in massed forma­ tion before the guests. It was very apparent that the recen tdefeat ex­ perienced June 3 in no way affected the erstwhile candidates* appetites. When the repast was completed Cy Smith was unanimously nomi­ nated and elected supreme boni- PERSONALS ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mr*. C. F.. Brady announce Sam Ley left Tuesday for Unit W. C. Comer of New York City land. New York. is in the city calling on trade. ' ' i m»m»% t * / approaching ' iJte marriage " -"- • WrTan(f~Mrs. Tim Tefeiima •and' ““ W. W .'Tblfer feft Monday forhia friends were in Orlando Tuesday home, going by way of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs were in Orlando Sunday. Philips Mr. and Mrs. 1- M. Rebinder of Ft. Meade were here Monday on of their daughter Kathleen to Arthur Curtis Moore J 10 Palmetto Ave. y 17 IP . M Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levy spent! last Sunday a t Daytona Beach with Mr. and Mrs. 0. It. Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe spent the week-end very pleasantly at Coronado Beach. Mrs. Earles’ Circle Entertained Monday Boudoir Lamps $5,000 . REAR AXLE MOTORi * COOLING SYSTEM PIST0N$, SPRINGS QIL1NG SYSTEM TIMER CARBURETOR STEERING GEAR ELECTRlfc SVSTEM IGNITION . BRAKES CYElifDSRS G A SO U N E S U .’PI*Y , i CROSSMEMBEUS c l u TOh * * S ” «* ( TUBULAR BACKBONE t b a n s ^w s s i q n EQUIPMENT FRONT, AXLE t lli-1 1 3 South Park Avenue ................... vi* ■ Lu.peth Cafeteria entertained a ‘htoxtr'cungenial star dinner laat evening at 7 o'clock when Dick Philyaw of Gainesville waa compli­ mented. Those enjoying Use dinner were; Dick Philyaw of Gainesville. Guy Kcrby of Perry, Frank Markwood. Raymond Bearden. Roy McNab, Leroy Williams, George Harden, Earle Jones, R. L. Robinson and S. Gordy. Mr. and Mrs. Branon and family of Mims spent Sunday with Mr. George E. Elliott, popular shoe spirit bt the m en and w om an who and Mrs. Wm. Daniels. salesman of Lynchburg, Va., is in An interesting meeting of Mrs. a ch iev ed A m erican Independence; the city calling on friends. and p ro tection o f hlxtorW. S. Earles' Circle of the Presby­ ncqulaltlon leal s p o ts- to cherish, m a in ta in and Four of our Geneva boys-nnd terian church was held at the home e s t e n d th e In stitu tion s o f Assert* girls graduated from Sanford High c a n freedom and p a trio tic e d u ca ­ Martha Ann May is visiting her A m ericanisation. school this year. grandmother in Tampa. She will of Mrs..C. E. Henry Monday after­ tio n and JOHN noon. Towels and pillow cases , , „ S olicitorO. foLKONARDY. be nwny for n month. r P etitioners. -Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Dickson and were distributed for the members May IS; J une t - l t - i t . •*on spent a few days lust week in C. Henry Ohlandt of Charleston. to embroider during the summer Orlando with friends. S. C.y will bo in the city visiting months, in preparation for the friends until Friday. SPEED U P YOUR Dr. and Mrs. Ingersol and fam­ bazaar in the fall. ily of Wisconsin are ’upending a After the business meeting, a LAZY LIVER Mr. ami Mrs. H. II. Flynt and social hour was enjoyed. A deli­ few days here with his mother and Mrs. W. H. Rivers and boys spent "On His Leather Nock He Wear's sister. cious ice and cakes wore served by Liver and Kidney Sunday along the creek, enjoying a the hostesses, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Clem Jones an Iron Collar" and "East Side, Tonic Will Do It picnic dinner at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Wight and family West Side, All Around the Town". Richardson. a to n ic w h a n t h s r s la w e a k * Members present were: Mrs. eAs The affair being a strictly informal lift Monday for their home in ss ami leak or a p p e tite when a Guy Kcrby leaves this afternoon Stella Arrington, Mrs. W, S. Earles, nllttta one, the guests left the table as Georgia. They expect to be gone e x e r ti o n makaa you feet for Orlando where he will visit soon as they had eaten to their until September. tlri-d, y o u r Iras drag, y o u r b ack aches, y ou r m o u th taatea and y our friends before returning to his capacity and consequently became ' strep la hroken. Clem J o n e s L iv e r Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and children home in Perry. incapacitated. untl Kidney T o n ic la the one t h i n g -------I Puleston, Mrs. Alice Richardson j th a t w ilt resto re your s t r e n a th s o d Among those enjoying the hospi­ who have been spending some time ab le y ou to en jo y life. CL KM tality of Mr. Smith were: Mayor a*. Daytona Beach returned home Miss Pearl Philyaw leaves this I Mrs. O. B. Semi, Mrs. D, L en JONES L IV E R AND K ID N E Y Lake, George Averill DeCottes, Sunday. afternoon to spend several weeks Thrasher and Miss Alice Caldwell, TONIC, becam e of lie general Ethan Allen Douglass, Roy Carson TONIC and h e a l t h - g iv i n g effect, haa with her sister in Tampa, before _ . -- ------ '-------- -— “ estab lish ed Itself o s a reco g n is ed returning to her home in Perrv Snllw "f to Appljr l.t tk< Mr. and Mrs. Franklin and returning co ntr nonie in 1 erry. Bowers, Arthur Egelbert Yowell, n..»«.rnhlc J. J, ntckin.on. Jud*. remedy for T O R PID LIV ER . Richard Charles Maxwell, Charles ; daughters, Flota and Ellen, left I 1 » l Ik* C'lr»»ll ( ‘• a r t . H r i m l l Ju F E V E R . MALARIA AND COL DR. Wallingford Stokes, James Horatio 1Monday for a month's vacation in CLEM JONES L IV E R A N D KID* Mr. and Mrs, S ,S. Baumcl and \ L Y TONIC Is not only beneficial the mountains and in Philadelphia. Hickson, Eduard Higgins, Eduard son left Brunswick today expecting A a liver medlrlne. but It exer* Edwin Brady, John Rumblcy, to nrrive in Snnford late this after­ :*sre a c le a n s in g and s t im u l a t in g Mrs. M. E. Weeks und Miss noon, Larry Larrymore and Robert Wal­ n flu e n r e In the stom ach and b o w ­ N otice Is hereby g iv en th at tho T hrough Its e x c s l le n t en» Kadied Culpepper, accompanied by underslgneil loten ils to sp p ly to the els. do Pearman. Im puri­ linn. J. J. D ickinson. J u d g e o f the th artlc properties b ilious Mr. and Mrs. David Speer, left s w h ich have I n t e r f e r e d w ith Mr. and Mrs, J, M. Jackson of t'lrcull t'uort, S eventh Jutllrlnl Cir­ tie Wednesday morning by auto for DR. BROWNLEE HONORED h ea lth y p rocesses a re driven out. cuit. In and for Hemlnole County, At Davidson college, Davidson, Anicricus, Ga., for a visit with rel­ St. Louis, Mo., urt* to spend some Unite of Florida, on. lo - w l t , the T a k e no PfLlJt w h ile u s in g t h a time in Hanford. While here they io t h day of June, A. D. 1981, for a m ed icin e—the TONIS Is all th a t la N. C., last week. Dr. E. D. Brown­ atives. will bo the guests of tho Monte­ ch arter for A corporation to he needed. lee of this city was honored by THE COST IP SMALL—T U B kn ow n ns ' T H E HALI.IE IIAItRIN. 11. Gnrner und daughter, Mrs. zuma Hotel. having had conferred upon him the HtlN C HAPTER t)F T H E NATIONAL B E N E F I T 1H GREAT. Houm lllat & Anderson, Sanford. SOCIETY OF T H E DAUHHTERH OF •!. 11. ljtwson, motored to Coronado degree of Doctor of Divinity. H E AMERICAN REVOLUTION," Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Gibson T It is the custom of Davidson, Beach Sunday. They were accom­ lh e charter and object of the said which is the leading Presbyterian panied homo by Mrs. Garner and expect to leave Friday for an ex­ corporation to he formed b ein g fu lly tended trip west, stopping over a t se t forth In th e a p p lic a tio n and young son. who spent the past ten college J . the South, to confer this charlur now on flle In the Try Smith’s Barber degree upon a number of persons lays at the Beach with Mrs. R. T, points of interest in Colorado, Yel­ »proposed n ire of the clerk of the circuit lowstone Park, California and court of Item Ipole County, Htate o f Shop for good barber each year, usually one or more Thrasher. Utah. Florida and b riefly described aa from each of the southern states. fotluwa: Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dniger, Sr., Valder Following the notion of the ll> charter Is that o f a co rp o ra­ work — next hrr. Philyaw is originally of North Carolina institution, Rollins o' Tampa and A. T. Thrasher left Miss Ijtura Parker, Mrs. Herman tion not for prullt and Ita objects Hotel. Perry, but for the past few years college at Winter Park, Florida, tbis morning for Corunado Beach Middleton und Mrs. Georgia Hart, arc It* perpetuate, the mem ory and has resided in Gainesville, where conferred the same degree on Dr. where they will spend some time ullof Sanford, Fla., were guests he is connected with the Central Brownlee, who, In line with tho with Mrs. Thrasher and Miss here yesterday of Mr. and Mbs. Grocery Company. The sterling usual custom of this college, will Louise Thrasher, who are spending Charles S. Wallace. They are go­ qualitfia oT.Mr, Philyaw have won be the only man in Florida to be so the summer at that popular resort. ing o Hendersonville to spend some time. — The Dispatch, Lexington, the-respect'oCall who know him. * signally honored during this year. Mrs. Jennie I’revatt of this com­ N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Philyaw left imThe community wns shocked by munity passed away Monday at 1 piedixiBly after ,the ceremony on Helen Fisher, Mury E. Mny.e, the, boat for Jacksonville. From the death of Miss Mary Gubani. o'clock. She had been ill for nearly there thiir destination Is unknown. who was run over by a negro and three yeare. She wus li'J years old PaulinA and Martha Wallace, Flor­ PAIR They will be at home after July 1, killed instantly. The body was and was a member of the Baptist ence Flowers, Evelyn Oust, Ethel shipped Wednesday to Tennessee church fur years. She leaves 11 Leflils, Marta Moye, Ruth. McLain at their home In Gainesville. ,* . _ _ _ _ _ for burial, Rev. Gabard going with grandchildren, two daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. Fitts made up a jolly A. E. Mathews of Juay and Mrs. house party last week at the home * Mr. and Mrs. Wldeman Caldwell W. H. Rivers of Geneva, two suns, of Mr. and Mrs. Sug on Stone and little son,'Ervin, leave Wednes­ Mrs. H. H. Psttishall left Friday T. W. Prevalt of this placo and W. Island. day, for IPalatka where they will make their future home. Mrs. Cald- for Jacksonville, from where shtj R. I'revatt of Moore’s Station, and A housing shortage, is rausini wejl . will go on to Jacksonville will go to Washington to visit her two brothers, Dan Leflils of ValdJtueht«v: -MrS. Pattisimll wllV go d o .r t a , Ga., and -Rebrun LelWls -et most -s^ mirch tremble in-Krtglatr J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 5 Give Stag Dinner For, Dick Philyaw Tuesday r- - Phone 602 �:- ■ THE SANFORD, HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1924 PAGE FOUR In The R E D SOX B E S T PHILLIES WIT H THREE HOMERS Pittsburgh Trounces Giants—Cub* Best Dodgers — Boston Bests St. Louis, 6 to 2. ‘ PHILADELPHIA. June 11.— Three Rome runs by Cincinnati bat­ ters enabled the Reds to take an­ other game from Philadelphia Tuesday by a score of 4 to 2. None were on base when any of the cir­ cuit clouts were made. Donohue had the better of Glazner in a Itching duel. Glazner gave way j a pinch hitter in the eighth and Carlson, who relieved him, retired the Reds in order in the ninth. Score by innings: Cincinnati . ..100 210 000—4 11 1 Philadelphia. 100 000 010—2 8 0 Donohue and Wingo; Glazner, Carlson and Wilson. S Pittsburgh 10; New York 6 f NEW YORK, June 11.—With two out in the ninth and Pitts­ burgh one run behind Tuesday, Pinch Hitter Btgbee drew a base on balls after which the Pirates scored five runs with a volley of hits and defeated the Giants 10 to 0. Bent­ ley pitched good ball until the eighth when he weakened. Score by innings: Pittsburgh . .000 100 045—10 14 2 New York .. 044 001010— 0 11 1 Kramer, Yde, Stone, Morrison and Schmidt, Gooch; Bentley, Jonnard, Barnes, Maun untL_ Snyder, Gowdy. Brooklyn 4; Chicago 2 BROOKLYN, June 11.—Reuther fanned seven Cubs and otherwise held them in check Tuesday. Brook­ lyn winning its second straight 4 to 2. Chicago used three pinch hitters, two getting singles. Score by innings: Chicago.............000 001 001—2 9 0 Brooklyn...........100 20U01x—4 9 1 Keen, Blake, Pierce and H art­ nett; Reuther and Taylor, Boston 6; St. Louis 2 BOSTON, June 11.—Jess‘.Barnes shut out St. Louis after the first Inning and Boston won G to 2 Tues­ day. Boston drove Bell from the box in its half of the first inning and hit Dyer opportunely there­ after. Score by Innings: St. L ouis 200 000 000—2 8 0 Boston -. .......300 001 02x—G 11 1 Bell, Dyer and Gonzales; Barnes and Gibson. Johnson’s Pitching ToW allop S a i n t s BRADENTOWN, Fla., June It. —Henry Johnson held the Saints scoreless until the ninth when Bigelow connected for a three bagger with none out scoring a moment later on a passed hall. Score by innings: St. Petersburg ..000 000 001—1 G 2 Brodentown ......011 003 00x—5 8 0 Wolf and Torres; H. Johnson and McDaniel. Daytona 11; Lakeland 3 LAKELAND, Fla., June II.— Riel held Lakeland to four hit* Tuesday while the Islanders pound­ ed Rhoades and Luther for 14, Day­ tona winning 11 to 3. Score by innings: Daytona ........510 203 000—11 14 5 Lakeland..... 000 300 000— 3 4 2 Riel and Sims; Rhoades, Luther and Nance. Southern League NEW ORLEANS, June 11. — While "Buzzer Bill" Whitaker wus holding the league-leaders in the palm of his hand, New Orleuns’ batsmen knocked the offurings of Warmuulh, Merz and Bluhm all over the lot here Tuesday ami Memphis was beaten 10 to 1. Score by innings: Memphis.......OOG000 100— 1 8 1 New Orleans 007 021 OOx—10 15 0 Wartoouth. Merx, Bluhm and Yaryan; Whitaker and Duwie. FALK’S HOM ER A x r e sL G sftc se ^ O a « IN THIRTEENTH SpeedingC harges W IN S F O R SOX SOUTH BEND. Ind., June 11. —rGeorges Cnrpentier had his first American experience with police here recently when the automobile in which he was rill­ ing to Elkhart, Ind., to catch the Century, was stopped for speed­ ing. By the time explanations had heen made hy Floyd Fitz­ simmons, who was driving, Georges was delayed just long enough to miss the Cer.tury at Elkhart by five minutes. Carpentier, who was to have met Jnck Curley nt Elkhart, boarded another train n few minutes later and had the experience of riding in an Americnn train without one of his managers along. New York Shuts Out St. Ixiuis 5-0 —Philadelphia and Cleveland .Each Win Close Games. S t a r s H a v e Close F i n i s h in Olympic Tryouts at Stadium NEW YORK, June 11.—The fly­ ing feet of Jackson Schidz and Al­ fred Leconey were just a few inches too fast Saturday for Frunk Hussey, New York's sensational sprinter from Stuyvesant High School, over the 100-meter route. In the eastern Olympic tryouts at the Yankee Stadium with 20,000 dizzy spectators looking on, Jackaon Schulz, formerly of Missouri, now with the New York A. C., proved his right to be crowned ns the King Sprinter of the East. He heat Lcconey hy a span and Le­ coney was only a bare half span in front of young Hussey, who was cheered on by 4,000 of his school­ mates, as he made a desperate drive in the last few strides to take away the lend. Loren Murchison, one of the great sprinters of the day, wus beaten by Scholz in the semi-final test as Scholz ran the 100 meters in :10 5-10, beating the Olympic games’ record held by Paddock and Craig. Scholz had to rup within a tenth of a second of Pnddock's world record time to stop Murchi­ son, but the former Missouri flyer had the speed to hold any runner in the world I t un even chance. Scholz, Lcconcy and Hussey were the three survivors who waited for the gun in the final dash. This was the battle which most of the big crowd had looked for. Bussey had won his heat handily-in :10 9-10 with something left. Scholz ami Lectmey. lmd. .been.-r ailed on toit was evident enough in the final thnt there would li€ liftle to spare. All thrde were away to a fast, even start ns the gun harked its message. Less than six inches separated the trie, ns they passed the 50-meter mark. There was no advantage as they came to the last few strides hut within fifteen yards of the wire Scholz seemed to fly through the air as Leconey nnd Hussey gave ail they had to meet his closing spurt. WARM WEATHER COLDS Warm weather, a wrap left off, a little violent exercise, some per­ spiration, a cool breeze, the result is a cold. Be prepared to check this cold with a few doses of tho well-known FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. Best for coughs, colds, hoarseness. Benjam­ in Thomas, 712 West 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. CHICAGO. June 11. — Falk’s homer with none out in the thir­ teenth inning gave the Sox a 3 to 2 victory over Boston Tuesday. Piercy was hit hard, but the low score against him was due to fast fielding. Cvengos and Sehalk gave way to pinch hitters who tied the score in the ninth. Score by innings: Boston ... 100000 010000 0—2 fl 1 Chicngo 001000 0010001—3 13 0 Piercy and O’Neill. Picinich; McWecney, Cvengos and Sehalk, Crouse. Philadelphia 4; Detroit 3 DETROIT, 'June 11.—Scoring three runs in a ninth inning rally Philadelphia defeated Detroit in the lust game of the series 4 to ,1 Tuesdny. The first seven innings was a pitchers’ battle between Har­ ris and Holloway. The first fixo innings were scoreless and • each team had hut one good opportunity to score, thnt being cut off in each instance by a double play. Score by tunings: Philadelphia . 000 001003—3 9 0 Detroit . 000 000 120—3 9 2 Harris and Perkins; Bruggy, Holloway, Dauss and Bassler. ST. LOUIS, June 11,—Dixie Davis failed to hold the New York Yankees in check end the Browns were shut out Tuesday 5 to 0. A crowd of 20,000 persons overflowed the park- in honor of George Sister, popular Brown player-manager, who was awarded a handsomely mounted certificate designating him the most valuable American League player in 1922. The award was made amid elaborate ceremon­ ies prior to the game. Sisler also was presented with a blanket of flowers and he and Babe Ruth, possessor of tho 1923 tro­ phy, were photographed together. The U. S. blimps TA-1 and TC-2 circled over the field, from tho first of which two baseballs were dropped. Ruth caught one and George Grant the other. Score by innings: New York 020 020 001—5 7 2 St. Louis (rt)O000 000—0 7 2 land in winning Tuesday’s game from Washington in the ninth, 4 to 3. It was the Indians’ fourth straight victory over Washington. Score by innings: Washington . . 000 001 02(£—3 9 0 Cleveland . 000 100 102—4 11 0 Marberry, Zachary and Ruel; Smith, Summn nnd Myatt. FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS When the kidneys are in need of a good flushing take FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. They promptly and effectively flush the kidneys, In­ crease their nctivlty and bring pleasant relief. Lundon Taylor, Dorchester, Iowa, writes: “I can truthfully say thnt FOLEY PILLS nre the best I ever used. I had lots of trouble with my kidneys nnd liver; I couldn't lift anything my hack wns so weak. Every morning I was dizzzy, could hard­ ly ^ut now I feel fine.”— hold everywhere. EVERT TRUE VJ/411 A T R O C 'S k IT FOUND IT J _ How They Stand Florida State League Clubs Lakeland Orlando .......... St. Petersburg Bradentown . . Tampa ........... Daytona ........ t r a v e i t b Ar g a i n s RounTTrrp; Vanabfe rdUtt ' Summer Tourist Tickets On Sale Daily until September 30. Limited to return October 31. 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It ia positive destruction to the worma nut harmless to the child. Price 3fie. Sold hy Union Pharmacy. The 10,000,000th Ford car left the Highland Park factories of the Ford Motor Company June 4. This is a production achievement unapproached in automotive history. Tre­ mendous volume has been the outgrowth of dependable, convenient, economical service. DIEHL ELECTRIC FA N S Hall Hardware Co. ( V J Detroit, Michigan R n u iH ilJ ti C o n p rlJ U T w lo rS u ld iillM AU p ric e . I. o. b. 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The — p u t s extraordinary rid­ ing comfort — the com fort that comes of correct design; scientific balance; plenty of room in both the front and rear ^seats; deep, luxurious cushions and long, strong, resilient sem i-elliptic springs. instant get-away, smooth, vibrationless per­ formance at all speeds; a fea­ ture due to a specially de­ signed crankshaft, machined on all surfaces — a feature found in no com petitive car under $2,500. — p lllS Chicago . Washington Cleveland . . Philadelphia ■—ipe»>aMar * 1 Smith’s Barber Shop for better barber work —n ext V aldez Hotel. Office H ou rs: Clubs: Boston . .. New York Detroit . . Southern League lubs: . \v. n phis . ‘...... ...37 v Orleans ...............32 ihville ------------ 27 n* . { f o lll UI1UI P .A .M E R O F reed o m fr o m N erv e P reesuro MSBHinrreedom from ' Blsenser— American League Clubs New York Chicago ...... Brooklyn . Cincinnati . Boston ....... Pittsburgh . St. Louis. Philadelphia GREATER • RIDING COMFORT SEASHORE-MOUNTAINS LAKES BY CONDO H lNuTS, CLOT ■DENVER,' Colo., June ML — Ehe game of ‘‘high-grading”, which has bft'tr airtinnayaoce^to the mining of precious metals throughout the world, has been virtually stopped In Colorado mining camps during the past nine years as a result of the efforts of special agents work­ ing under the direction of the sec­ retary of state in enforcing the Ore Buyers’ Act passed by the Col­ orado assembly in 1915. The term "high-grading” came from the practice originating in the theft and sale of high grade metal ores by miners and the subsequent conversion of the ores into gold and silver bullion for sale to the United States mints. Colorndo mine owners had tried in every conceiv­ able way to put a stop to the prac­ tice, hut apparently without suc­ cess, according to their reports to the authorities. Some mines onerating with extremely valuable veins installed "change rooms”, where workmen were required to change clothing on entering and leaving the mine. But even this scheme was said not to have been entirely effective, as the certain small percentage of dishonest min­ ers managed to find some way to smuggle ore outside. The Ore Buyers’ Act, passed! af­ ter a hitter struggle between the Mine Owners' Association and al­ leged “high-grading” interests, pro­ vides that buyers of precious met­ als must be licensed by the state and must post a bond of $5,000 for tho faithful observance of the net. The law requires such a buyer to muke a dilligcnt effort to learn where the vendor acquired his or* and with what authority he is sell­ ing it. Giving false information to a buyer is made a punishable of­ fense. In this way the special agents have been able to check the activities of unauthorized sellers. The virtunl bottling up of the illicit market is said to have had the ef« feet of stopping almost entirely th( surreptitious removal of ore. G A B R IE L --------- Over in Paris shoes are being made of snnkesking, much to the distrust of the snakes. Colorado Succeeds! In Stopping th e fts ** lof Ore From Mines are Standard Equipment on all B u ic k , V Models / T O U R IN G CAR — p l u s long life and de­ pendability, due to four large crankshaft bearings, care­ ..T H e A T HENRY T. HODGKJNSON, Mgr. 206-208 Magnolia A v A u e-rJ h o n e 367 SAN JUAN GARAGE S 3 fu lly p re d sio n e d cylma an d p is to n s, perfectly b a n c e d red p rocatin g P21 a n d s p e c i a l l y prescrib S tu d e b a k e r steels. — p l u s obviou s quality e v e r y d e ta il; hand-tailor t o p a n d sid e curtains; 1* in g , d u ra b le, genuine lcath u p h o l s t e r y . C arefully* le c t e d fittin g s , lustrous Ns e n a m e l fin ish . T h e s e a r e a fe w o f the wpj“ fe a tu r e s th a t m ake the St* b a k er L ig h t-S ix an in*** m e n t— n o t m erely an d itu r e . A car o f recogni* v a lu e th a t co m m an d s, at! tim e s , th e to p price and ft* s a le in th e used car mart* �THE SANFORD, HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1924 e r a l d W an t Advertising ford Dally Herald fT-AD RATES . Cash in Advance irJ idi. will be revat palrnna anC coi­ tal l*i wed lately for ___ ______ »e a lla e ____________Be a l i e ___________ 4o a line Type d o u b le a b o v e ■Sneed d ates a r e fo r c o n £ ] ; ■ insertions. Lords of a v e r a g e l e n g t h ■counted a line a , in charge JOc f o r first Kftioi). ■utriiiliur Is r e s t r ic t e d to E«r elsssl flea t Ion. X K, irror Is o i s d e T h e Hann<rsld w ill be r e s p o n s ib le L lr one Incorrect I n s e r t i o n Kewtlser, for s u b s e q u e n t Ifm, The o f f ic e s h o u ld be b Immediately In c a s e o f ■ TO AI>VEBTlSEHg. Hirsld r e p r e s e n t a tiv e th o r L familiar w ith rates, r u le s ■iiMlttcation, w ill g i v e y ou I,-, information. A nd If lliit, they Will a s s i s t y o u In Ipf your w a n t ad to m a k e t i effective. UpOItTMAT NOTIC B. trtlscrs should g i v e th e ir or poslufflce a d d r e s s a s u their p h on s n u m b e r If jtrlre results. A b o u t one r out of a th o u s a n d h a s s ene, and the o t h e r s can't jnlcate w ith y o u u n le s s maw your ad d ress. Ilerontlnnsnre MUST Its It Is person at T h e H*nU t r a ld o f f i c e o r b y l e t T elephone d l.c n a tla - 1 arc n o t v a lid . •cut. Prompt, E f f i c i e n t Service. Miscellaneous Wanted Y OF OTHER TRANSS, yes, but none with SER'« their middle name. Phone r- T lu irf irs fc la a s hay -can Rooms For R ent PAGE F IY 1 Willing W orker's Help W anted HOUSES WANTED REAL ESTATE For Rent Apartments MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE WANTED—Competent men to For Sale—House and lot on San­ Direct from LEARN ABOUT Polk County and FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. 70L Handle tracts of trucking and ford Avenue. Price 41,250. Terms. owner attractive residcnco with Magno 1 la Ave._______ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ high class banana land on a share all improvements. Must be in good FOR RENT—Two room apart­ For Sale—Business now clearing FOR SALE—Dunlop Cord Tires by gram. Best advertising medium in FOR RENT—One room and gar­ baats. J. H. Elder, Eagle Lake, residential section nnd price must Fellows Service Station, corner ment, with or without garage. four to five hundred dollars per age; hot and cold water, W. L. Fla.______________ -____________ be right. In answering give location 618 Onk Avenue. South Florida Published mornings. 1st and Elm Ave. month. 41,500 takes iL Come Rumple, 1209 Magnolia._________ Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. FOR SALE—Golf sticks and bag. EARN to 420 weekly copying of property and description of FOR RENT—Light housekeeping quick. FOR “ RENT — Three furnished rooms, with sleeping porth, one • For Sale—Ten acres, 300 feet Apply Mi-Lady’s Shoppe.______ names for mail order lirm. Par­ house, price wanted and terms of­ COLUMBUS fO a.) LBIKJKH—C l a s s ­ housekeeping rooms for adults. ticulars stamp. J. Leonard, Box 91, fered. Address Box 80, care The black behind hospital, 301 W. Fifth Inkc front, good dwelling, garage, a FOR SALE—-Practically new sewified h a v e th e la r g e s t c ir c u ­ Street. Sanford Herald. good variety of fruit trees, a bag- _ingjnnchine. Box 117. la tio n in S o u th w e s t e r n (JeorKla- Box 117. Roxbury, Mass, H ate 8c ( 6 - w o r i l) iln«. Wouldn’t FOR RENT—Apartments. Sliir- gain for 41,000, TermsFOR RENT—Rooms JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair shop We have the largest listing on ley Apartments, opposite postyou be able to use the money se­ MANUFACTURERS, Morchnnts, is located at the coner of 4ourtn BUILDING ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her- cured by renting that vacant room Contractors, Farmers: Seminole celery and .vegetable farms In the and Pine Ave. and he will be glad office. nld, South Georgia’s greatest now going to wnste? There are Business Exchange can furnish city. If you want a city lot, a su­ MATERIAL FOR RENT ■Two room house­ to sec any of his old customers, and newspaper. Morning, afternoon, many persons looking for places to skilled nnd common labor on short keeping apartment. 719 Oak Ave burban lot, n house ready built, take care of the! rwants a t any weekly and Sunday Classified rates stay. Help take enre of them and notice. Phone 303. P. O. Box 1125. >HltACLK Concrete Co.,. general nue. celery farm, grove o'- anything In time. He does general auto repair '’cmrnt work, sldewtaks, build­ 10c tier line. Wnycross Journal- not only make money but assist in the real estate line call on us. Wo work, and guarantees satisfaction. t ’lrrn lt f t m r t , Srtrn tK J n ill- ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J, K. FOR RENT Two 4-room apartHerald, Waycrosa, Waycrosa. Georgia. Georgia keeping people in Sanford. Phone In (hr soli at the owners’ price only. Call Bring your auto troubles te him, rlnl C ircuit, In nnd fur Mrtiilaule Terwilleger, Prep, rnonts. Inquire Palm Hotel. 1-18 nnd give your ad over tho tel­ and see us. We give you the bar­ and then forget them.___________ C ou n ty, S t a i r of Klnrliln. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ephone. Use The Ilerald for quick F r a n k L. W oodruff, C om p lain an t, vs. Lumber and Building Material. FOR RENT—Two furnished house­ gains and service. Kllcn M. K n ig h t. It. 1*. F u ller, ers and fern growers of Volusia service.______ _ ____________ keeping rooms. 716 W. First St. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO, FOR SALE—Complete radio equip* . will take small cash >ayment G eorg e IL C arruth. It. I . F arrell, county advertise in the DeLand FOR RENT—3“ furnished rooms; FOR RENT Two nice, large, cool SEMINOLE HOTEL ANNEX. nnd M argaret W. Itumsi-y, D e f e n ­ nnd balance easy terms, tox 201, Daily News, rate lc per word, cash d a n ts .— C itation . . connecting housekeeping rooms, also four unfurnished rooms, 218 care Herald. with order. To Kllcn M. K n lglit, lr l i v i n g nnd $18.00 month, $5.00 week. 312 FOR SALE Fifteen acres of land, French Ave. Inquire 300 French, If dead, a ll p a r tie s c la i m i n g In ter­ FOR SALE—Comple radio eqquipEast 5th St.__ nil cleared. Four ncres of finest ment and complete sets at various e s t under t h e sa id E lle n M. K n ig h t, A, LITTLE WANT AD In The iloci-iised o r o th e r w is e . In u n d to th e FOR RENT — Two cool furnished muck land cleared nnd drained. prices. Cash or terms. Box 201. p r e m ise s h e r e in a f t e r d escrib ed . It. Herald will bring you big re­ bod-rooms and kitchen. Lights Eleven acres of good farming and rare Herald. 1). F u ller. If li v in g nnd If dead, all Lost and Found sults. Advertise those old articles nnd water. 420.00 a month. 614 citrus land ready to set. Fifty one- rUK SALE—A one stable manure, p a rties c l a i m i n g Interest und er th e you have stond away and have LOST an opportunity to keep year-old tangerines, some bananas. West 2nd St. no sawdust. 45 ton F, O. B. no use for. A little thirty-cent ad Four acres of water melons ready abreast with the tunes by not sa ii 1>. F u l l e r ileceil Si'il nr oilierN. E. Thigpen, HastA W ANT may bring you several dollars. reading tho classified png« ■« wlte, in and (n the p rem ises hrre- FOR RENT—One furnished upper for market. Four-room house on Hastings. Ings, Fla._____ ________________ litlfler d escribed ; (lonraii It. C nrPhone 148 and a representative your daily newspaper. Herald apartment with garage. 1300 hard road. Twenty minutes’ drive FOND TH R U rn !i. ir llvliur. and If dead, nil will call to see you. wnnt ads contain many interesting from Sanford, To bo sold at a bar­ FOR SALE—Used steel pulleys, pnrtls c la i m in g Interest under tho I’ark Ave. -pi jboi{ nj.w no.t different sizes. Hoolehan-Colemessages. It will pay you to read rad C rorK O It. C n r r u tn . riegain if sold within next ten days. £io;s ti si siqx cejsed. or o th erw ise In an d ! man Co._______________________ Write Box 11-1 Altamonte Springs, FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando them dally._____________ 1to the prem ises h e r e in a fte r demost daily, if you fcrlhed; or call C05-A, Winter Park._____ FOR SALE—Dishes of all kinds, mornng'*'Scntlnel; largest classi­ LOST—Keys on chain. Return to It. D F a r r e ll. If li v i n g , nnd! keep your ears If dead, all parties c la i m in g In ter -' fied business, rate lc a word, min­ fruit jars and green coffee. 329 Herald office. Reward. ---FOR SALE—-Beat bargain in San­ open, for there are est under the said It. L . F a r r e l l, d e _ j imum 24c cash with order. ford. 18 lots on French Ave., "5 Sanford Ave. our pasture hundreds of grate­ ceised or otherw ise. In and to t h o ’ FOR RENT — Three - room fur­ LOST Strayed from Jersey acres”—48,000.00 quick sale, good FOR SALE — Furniture, including cow. h e r e in a f te r d escribed ;! June 8th, a young ful patrons of Tho premises nished apartment with private terms, Thrasher & Garner. ir a a r e t W . Iln m sey. I f liv in g , mid AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Color a light brown and white; Victrola, dining room suite, 2 Herald Wnnt Col* M If dead, nil parties clnh nliiK Inter-! porch nnd bath, to adults. Anply feet dark, feet gusta, Go.—Augusta's greatest face and front f— WANTED TO TRADE—Equity of beds, etc. Bargain. Phone 189. —— f hind ml under tho said M a r g a r e t IV. 310 Oak. umns who dally classified medium, rate cash ,09c whtto anti large patch 0 white on H im Key, deceased or o th erw is e, In 4-1,000 in Miami bungalow valued hnvo the Lost and ami l " the prem ises h e r e in a f te r decharge. 10c per line, minimum flank like question umark; large nt $8,000 fo well located real estate SUTOMOBILESAND Found section to C o u n ty , F tor bl a. S ’rlhrd, said p roperty b e in g s i t u ­ .30c. in or near Sanford. If interested In eyes. $5.00 for informationi lending By A. M. W E K K S, D. C. thank for the re­ ated In S em in o le C o u n t y . S t a t e of Geo. Bal­ J t i l l N O . t,FIONA B U Y . a trade write fully giving descrip­ REPAIRS turn tof some treas­ Florida, nnd more p a r tic u la r ly deto her recovery. Kollrltor fo r C om p lain a n t. tion of your property and price MAINE—Wnterville, Morning Sen­ ured possession, May 7-11-21-2$ Juno I-11-18-2& JORDAN B L U E BOY _______ _— -— wanted. Address your nnswer to FOR SALE—Jordan tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ longer.____ J u ly 2. which they had al­ Blue Boy, ex­ A SPLENDID FKELII Box 79. enre The Sanford Herald. ple are interested in Florida prop­ ” Thnt most given up as cellent condition in every way, tired, half-sick, discourag­ In Court of Ihr County Ju ilar. S rm erty. Reach them through the FOR SALE—Well located lota in Driven only by owner. R. G. Fox, "gone for good.” ed feeling caused by n torpid liter Inolr C o u n t). Hint* of Florid a. Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ desirable residential section. Can Phono 231 The Lost nnd Ill ro E s t a t e o f C. A. Ilctts: nnd constipnted bowels can be tion. T o nil Crvilltors, l.e u n te e s. D is t r ib u ­ be purchased with smnll cash pay­ Found Wnnt Ads gotten rid of with aurpriMng te e s and nil P e r so n s h a v in g ment nnd ensy monthly payments. FOR SALE—Light Six Studebaksr arc the recognized promptness by using Horbinc. You touring — extra fine condition, C laim s or D e m a n d s a g a i n s t said Address Box 131, care Herald.___ new PALM BEACH COUNTY—The feel its beneficial effect with the medium for loser Fistula: cord tires—4560.00. scene of stupendous developmentand finder to get in­ You. nnd each o f you, nre hereby dose as its purifying and reg­ 1921 nui-k Six touring car — nottlleil nnd required to, p resen t any FOR SALE — 3*4 ncres, small Read about it in the Palm Bench first to touch with each effect is thorough and houso, good well with pump nnd good shape — $250,00. c la im s nnd ilrm.indn w h ich you , or Post Sample copy sent on re­ ulating other. e it h e r o f you. m a y h a v e a g a i n s t the engine, fruit, shade; nenr lake. 1923 Ford touring , very good — complete. It net only drives out quest_________________________ No matter which e s t a t e of C. A. B e t t s .d eceased. Into $250.00. o f S e m in o le County, Florid a, to the Phono 189. side of the fence A number of other good used TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily undorslKtied a d m in ist r a tr ix of snld you nre ton, try tfiis TO INSPECT INLET e s t a te , w it h i n t w o y e a r s from the cars nt bargain prices. Come In Timon, tho great homo dnily, colum and seo how d nte h ereof. nnd look them over. San Juan rate lV4c per word, minimum D ated May 12th. 1921. quickly nnd lnex* WEST PALM BEACH. June 11. Oarage. __________________ ___ charge 25c cash with order. Write B E T T I E JlK.TTH. pensively it .works. Inquiries have been made by a for complete rate c a r d . _______ A d m in istra trix . To reach all the firm of Miami ^importers and <^| MRS. HARRIS LOSES CASE D E V E L O P E n B A T T E N T IO N — P e n ­ people effeetivelyr— SHOE RETAILERS CONVENE porters regarding the inlet condis a c o l a Is b e g i n n i n g th e g r e a t e s t d e ­ Icnve your Want Ad v e lo p m e n t In Olorldn's h is t o r y : * NEW YORK, June 11. — 8utons here, with tho view of inau­ h a lf m i ll io n d o ll a r h i g h w a y to th a nt The Herald Of. preme Court Justice Wagner Mon­ CHARLESTON, S. C„ June 1 1 .gurating a five-hour ocean pas­ g u lf b ea ch Just finished; n t w o - fico* -Phono. ua tu Shoe retailers fjom the Caro link* senger (ind freight service between day in overruling all motions of m illion dollar b r id g e a e r o e s E m itm *aen3 for~lttor phone Florida, Georgia nnd Alabama at­ West Palm Beach and Miami. An counpel for Mrs. Eleanor Elahto hln Bay st a r te d : q u a rter m illio n it to tho Want Ad d o lla r o p e r a huusn. u n d er c o n s t r u c ­ tended the annual convention of the inspection of the inlet will be’made Lee Harris, said he would accent tion; t w o m illio n s b e i n g sp e n t an Department. Southeastern. Shoe-Retailer*’ cun- next Wednesday, according U> tho the findings of -the Joly which h i g h w a y : gr^atejft c h a n c e ' f o r liv e r*-A- « •<W *dD gwe-tA s e t lh o n > gro u n d •■aw*isa t mgjfrs'yins Man- f made- to-lhe-communication. her' husbantfi'-kuH C lerk o f th e Circuit C o u V c m l n 0 1e *day tremors. E S T "VfBOINt.f— C la r k sb u r g . T its 1 have proved it years ago. WjU larkshurg FlxponenU , m o r n in g S. 0. Chase’s garden. i n c l u d i n g S u n d ay , m o r n i n g Issue. I cent per word, m in im u m 3tc. !fj interested write o call, KARL SLAUFFER, TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Expert Swiss Dairyman, Florida real estate advertise in Ilotfl Pico, Sanford the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cents a wdrd Sundays. DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything T” If so ndvertiso In LAWN FERTILIZER the "Gainesville Sun.” _________ ADVERTISING gets results if It reaches potential buyers. PaIntkn Daily News is circulated In circulated in industrial and agricul­ tural center. PREVENTS INFECTION Sanford N ovelty Works V, C. COLLER, Prop. Elton J* M oughton ARCHITECT F irst N ational Bank Bldff. Sanford, Florida Oencral Shop and Mill Work 6 0 0 ° c ? Contractor and Builder & °Q Q > 517 Commercial Street The greatest discovery In flesh healing is the marvelous Borozone, a preparation th at cornea in liquid and powder form. It is a com­ bination treatment that not only purlflea the wound of germs that cause infection but it heala the SALE CHEAP—<W Jersey flesh with extraordinary speed. with calf. Frank Pounds, pounds or cuts which take City.___________________ Bad week* to heal with the ordinary UflJmenta JBJanA Quickly under tho ouses For R ent powerful influence of this wonder­ ^NT—House, 4 rooms, bath. ful remedy. Price (liquid) 30c, 00c and $1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. ScheLIe Maines •I- LAWYEK CHASE & CO, Phons 663 *Tf i2*a Metal we c« weld ft." tANFORD, FLORIDA 5-room dwelling, porch; rent realConnelly dt Sons. RENT — Furnished house, location. Park Ave. See W. n*n. Cottage, unfurnished^ Palmetto Ave. See W. J. Nervous "I was weak and nervous and rundown,’’ writs* Mrs. Edith Sellers, of 406 N. 21st S t, East 8L Louis, 11L "I couldn’t sleep nights, t was ao rectlaaa. 1 fait tired and not in ‘condition to do my work. I would have ■uch pains In my stomach that I was afraid I would get down In bad. . . My mother came to see ma and Real E state and Insurance Puleaton-Brumiey Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Sanford Sign Shop) APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Classes of Work 107 Nortl Sanford Ave STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS SERVICE: That’s onr middle name. In doing business with ua, on not only get value received, ut you get SERVICE along with { Standard Oil Company TheW om an’sTonic IttLv v. c. Obiter. RENT — Tw6 garages, 315 fjoha Avenue. Anply Bee ■Ranford Ave. and Fourth St. Norlh Carolina (play“ V1'le. North Carolina (play* !? Lh# South), write Byman ®n«r A Son, Realtors, Rental ■w* 697, Ashville, N. C. STRA INED e y e s y recover their siren, ; Leonard?* Coidt * Hlood-ihot, infUmmati I fait batter after my Brat bottle. I had a better appetite. It seemed to strengthen a n d build me up. 1 am ao glad to recom­ mend Cardul for what It did for me. 1 haven’t needed any medicine since I took Cardul, and 1 am feeling fine.” Nervouaneaa, r e e t l o a e ness, sleeplessness- these symptoms ao often are the result of a weak, run-down condition, and may de­ velop more seriously If m>t treated in time, fake C a r d u l . Bold George A . DeCottea Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Jank Sanford, ■ Florida W. J. Thigpen A lw ays Unifor tENT-fl. 4 throughout; flna location. «:• — Court H o u m Wilson Welding & Radiator Works REAL-ESTATE XV. li a v . *om« a t t r a c t iv e rea l e s ­ t a t e ll-U n x * to offer. ( W e s t F i r s t .Street.) O n e 1 - room B u n v a lu w . c lo s e In. a uuod buy., an d g o o d term * Fur Kale. M ercan tile b u s i n e s s on F i r s t Street, wood lo c a tio n , e s t a b ­ lish e d trade. I’oor health o n ly rea­ s o n for se llin g . Fur l t .n l . e -ro o m c o t t a g e , p o s ­ s e s s io n at once, F i l t h B treet and Bark Avenue. F r ie s r e a so n a b le . Fur Bale S e v e r a l f iv e -r o o m c o tt a x e s . » e l l loca ted , e i a y t e r m * Fire Insurance. T h i s d e p a r tm e n t la ready, r a t e s and In s p e c tio n s c burr fully 'fu r n ish e d . Kinpiuy w ent. W e c a n a s s i s t In securing* p o sitio n s o f a l l k inds. Fred R. W ilson ATTORN BY-AT-LAW First N ational Bank B id Sanford —---------- Ftori PRINTING The M atthews Press W e la k a II!S c* tU a fo rS FU. Phone 417-L-2 HOUSE Six rooms and bath on paved street, pav­ ing paid, $5,000.00* Very easy terms. FARM 22 acres hammock land, 5 tiled, w agon and tools, $7,500.00, terms. H. B. Lewis Co. 107 PARK A V E . ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' , Richest Garden Land A S S O C I A T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924 ; SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 60 FO RM ALLY NOM INATED T O D A Y lent Illustrates ijiox Greatness iBurton Placing i in Nomination acterized as inch American fervent Love o f |ntry Makes R im ely Nationalist ELAND, Convention, e 12.— The honor of the name of Calvin before th e Republlention for the nomias president of the States, wont, to Dr. Leroy Burton, presithe University of and a long time If the president. Burton, who was for|neighbor of President in Northampton, was selected some President of Chamber of Dep­ uties Receives More Than 2 •to 1 Vote nt Caucus of Lead­ ers Over Gaston Douincr* guc— Herriott Mny Not Form New French Cabinet Republican Gathering Accepts Platform Drafted by Com­ mittee and Turns PUnks Offered by Wisconsin Senato;* Down Flat— Adopted at Session Held Last Night Alleged Slayer of Father and PARIS, June 12. — Pnule PainMother Will Face Trial For leve. president o f the chamber of , Second Time at Clear* deputies, received 30fi votes and water Next Week (inslon Doumergue, president o f CLEARW ATER, June 12. — the senate, 1-JO votes in a caucus o f Frank McDowell, confessed slayer parties o / the I,eft today to select o f his mother nnd father at St. a candidate for the presidency o f Petersburg in February o f this thc^ republic. year, and his two sisters at De­ Election o f Painlcvo as president catur, Gn„ in February, 1923, will be placed on trial for his life again believed to be assured when, after (he meeting of leaders o f leaders o f next Tuesday, June 17. The spe­ cific charge is that o f murdering Left Coalition, n committee went to the senate and asked Gaston Dou­ his mother. Following disagreement Wednes­ mergue, president o f that body, to withdraw his candidacy. day by the jury which heard the Tho election o f a new president testimony in his first trial that began Monday, Judge M. A. Mc­ to succeed Millerand, who resigned Mullen o f Pinclas county circuit yesterday, assumed new complica­ court, ordered another special ve­ tions today as the result o f a nire o f 100 men summoned to ap­ threat made last night by Horriot, pear next Tuesday from which the leader o f the majority on the Left, second jury ia to be selected. Coun­ that he would not form a cabinet sel for McDowell told the court under a president elected by a ma­ including Conservative* nnd that ho would prefer to have the jority Moderates. case go over until the fall term Paul Painlcvo was designated by o f court in order to give him more time to study the cose, but Judge the Radicals, the radical Socialists McMullen stated that he would nnd tho unified Sosialists at a cau­ like to clean the docket o f the cases cus held this morning as their can­ at this term. State's Attorney E. didate for pm idon cy o f the repub­ P. Wilson stated Wednesday night ic. A larger caucus to be held that there was little chnncc o f the later will include about COO sen­ ators and deputies, comprising trial being postponed. those who voted for Edouard HerLunacy Petition It was not known Wednesday riot’s adjournment motion in the night what disposition was made chamber of deputies yesterday nnd o f the petition pending in the coun­ those members of the senate who ty court asking that n lunacy com­ voted for the postponement of Sen­ mission be appointed to investigate ator Cheron’s interpellation in the the youthful slayer's mental status. upper chamber. The Communist candidate for The judge of the lower court has declined to act on the petition, it is the presidency is Deputy Andre understood, beenuso o f the fact that Marty, the Black Sen mutineer, his case has been placed within the who was recently released after n long imprisonment. Jurisdiction o f the circuit court. Immediately after the flag was Took Several Ballots The jury'* report o f disagree­ hauled down from the mnst on the ment came after the case had been presidential m ansioiypt 3 o’clock afternood, showing in the hands o f tho selectmen Wednesday nearly 17 hoursc, during which that the chief executive was no time, it is understood, they took {»n**r » resident there, e’ President ih » » several ballots. At first, accord- Millfu-Aul gave out » n an 1kT,L° t ° ing to reports, they stood 10 to two h ij%i*’^ Jow citizens Oil tht g r in d s 'y if in-r wtivo that hu.doqsjiot in sanity, and ended their efforts f6 tend to remalnUiactive 1h the fu reconcile their-opinion* by a vote lure politirnn affairs o f France.' Millernnd Issues Manifesto on life imprisoament..^Lt. was sold CONVENTION HALL, Cleve­ land, June 12.— In a* brief session marked with a prolonged demon­ stration for President Coolidgc, tho Republican N ational, Convention Wednesday night adopted its plat­ form as reported by too resolutions committee nnd rejected the La Foilotto planks presented from tho Wisconsin delegation. Tho chorus of “ Noenl” from the Wisconsin section when the ques­ tion was put on the adoption were almost lost in tho great conven­ tion hall, which htul not finished reverberating from u tornado of nyes. Charles B. Warren, chnirmnn o f thc resolutions committee, rend the platform ns it finally was approved and moved its adoption. Represent­ ative Cooper of Wisconsin present­ ed tho La Follette platform and spoke in its support. Mr. Warren made no extended argument against tho La Follette planks, merely reminding the convention thnt the platform as brought in from the committee had been ap­ proved by every member except the member from Wisconsin nnd that tho committee's action might he considered n fair cross section of the sentiment o f the convention. The platform out o f the way in record time, the convention ad­ journed until this morning nt 10 o’clock to take up nominations for president nnd vice-president. Last night’s session though brief and orderly, was noisy and colorful. It brought out the first r<*«l old­ time demonstration and 'iiiiow*nf convention enthusiasm. ChAirnmn Warren, reading his report, men­ tioned the name o f President Coolidgu and the enthusiasm cut louse. The President himself in his study in Washington following the convention pipceedings by rudlo must have heard the shouts and calls o f “ Coolidge,” the tramp of. the marchers ad the predictions of party victory. Through al( tho demonstration, for the President.arid the platftortn the delegates f/nm Wiaconaip re ­ mained silently in..................... their seats,.......... tak- to moke the nominating rd amid the froquent apd demonstrations by the , the university president address which formally e name of Calvin Cool* domination. dirge president, speaking 1/e of the chief executive hr characteristics which |n as the “ ideal candiowed by years o f intlciatlon with him, the |which havo been evihls performance o f du, i in office since the death i G. Harding, ten’s speech to the con* part was-nn follow s: airman, Ladies and Gen|Prllow Republicans and Stizens o f Amorica, the .MAciii. oi nmuncR, me Country the W orld our is fraught with solrations. Not a single . tbU i nil vrn f inn / _ W f ............ for the death,penalty: itage, with wise leaders, that members o f the jury were try­ Ireinonsibility for the goov- ing' to convince the one man who today, has convened to Jicld out for clectricution o f the Is candidate for tho presi- youth was given early in the morn­ the United States o f ing when n request was sent to No higher offleo exists Judge McMullen for a transcript For a time, and by o f testimony offered byT)r. Mason the people, it places Smith, the Tampa alienist. Judge l forces at the disposal o f McMullen replied, however, that America today occupies they would have to rely on their Iposition o f lesdership in memories concerning all evidence - Her financial strength introduced, as the law o f Florida Dcd; her agricultural and does not permit turning over to ing activities arc cnorContinued on page 8. educntional, religious athropic institutions and •re maintaining with cultural, scientific and lines of the nation. Ia this man to succeed •re virtually choosing president. Such a task •undertaken lightly, CHICAGO, Juno 12.— Before an ipeak as ono who for known the president. I impetuous crowd that broke n •• Plan because I believe court room door from its hinges in to hear from ono who has an effort to see the confessed kid­ napers and slayers o f 13-ycar-old nd knowledge o f his aubpeople havo an insatiable Robert Franks. Nathan Leopold, learn nbout the life and J r „ pnd Richard Loeb, millionaires’ sons, Wednesday pleaded not I*®1* man. The better you guilty to charges o f kidnaping for tnp more ynu-wilP trust •more carefully you study ransom and murder. August 4 was en words tho more certain fixed as the date o f their trial. The youths, handcuffed, each an­ [become o f the clarity o f swered “ not guilty, sir” to each of •he depth o f his thought, aminos* of his Judgment, the Indictments, their only part in the proceedings. no real statesmanship . The defense attorneys, headed by [these qualities. My faneClarence Darrow, pleaded that 9 present the man.. The popular excitemont has embar­ must be just there. My rassed their case, but accepted tho [task docs not concern poltrial date set without objection, ex­ 1platforms as such. Thebe cept that th er wil task for a con­ course, serve as highly tinuance If It ia impossible for i illustrative material, but them to be ready by that time. k*d to tell you why I be* made his appear­ Young "Loeb i President should succeed ance in court to answer to two »nd formally to place his crimes each punishable by death. (nomination. • • • It wpa his nineteenth birthday. Hu 'ribo him in spoken or had planned to sail for Europe to­ *°ni is quite impossible. day with Leopold. Standing near “ 7 defies the rigid bar- the young men when they faced the •perch. To kno# any man court was a brown-haired girl who * •*« him. To know this smiled at them repeatedly. They ' must spend time with did not glance at her. She is the ho himself said o f U n- girl who went to the state’s attor­ P* great man o f all times ney’s office yesterday and asked to •nalysia and all de- see the boys but left when asked her, name. ■■ _______ we can say. H a ____ ••Paradox of greatness. A Am erican Bankers To ,,.»omethlng which la *ap»h»urd. yet true*. Anyone Grant German Loan 1™ 0Ul he }a ‘on# °* 1 1 k.*e,Vin»f with Ms real NEW YORK, Johe 12.— Ameri­ •hail make no effort to bankers Wednesday completed ••for h- does not need) it. can -----•*-*<-----*— »<-- .a credit negotiations fo r -------granting ;old of. 125,000,000 to the German gold discount bank organized by Dr. icount ban] I would be the last td think Hiaimar Schacht. extending an In­ not » tr a c t.o f show itial advance o f $6,000,000 made six about him for ha weeks ago. f t * mefely for appearmay be an example, but ANDOAII NOT TO FLY I**” one. His q and natural 4GTON, June 12 .—The Vv *.*11W** ^ u U fu lly ^ a navy airship 8henandoah will not > J ustr.ted during the fly to Cleveland during the Repub0 .August when he ConvontJon, it waa r B,h« duties o f t h e -r ’ Tuesday by Rear Ad It?,! p* r*oniftes thof the bureau 1 “ tiu«n of our citl v. Shorter test he ship for tha 'life tho I i. > 2 Chicago Youths Plead “ Not Guilty” at C o u r t Opeiting S t K i- M situation war and reminds the people hb'was in accord with the different ministers, directing the efforts to bring nbout real peace while wntching over the execution of the treaty o f Versailles and the collection o f reparations with which to offset part o f the 100.000,000,000 francs France • spent for reconstruction and pensions. The manifesto states M. Mille­ rand hud intended to collaborate with the men who, the recent elec­ tions indicated, would run Franco’s affairs. “ To my offer,” it is said, “ they replied by a refusal. They demand­ ed my resignation, an unjustifinblo proceeding violently opposed to tho spirit and letter o f the constitution nnd law. The decision was inspired by thu partinsanship o f a few lead­ ers who had thrown down the guarantee o f thq constitution o f a seven-year term fo r tho president. “ This is a redoubtable precedent which makes o f the presidency o f tho republic a stake o f political conflicts and Introduces a plcbescitc by a round-about means. It wrests from the constitution the only element of stability nnd con­ tinuity it contains. I would have committed a felony in making my­ self an accomplice In a situation so fraught wih peril. 1 gave way only after exhausting all the legal means in my power." Left Majority Successful The new parliamentary majority o f the Left has accomplished its announced object of forcing 61. Millerand from tho Elysec palace. The resignation waa read before (Continued on page 3) Tem porary ■A u t o License Tags A re Not Honored In Virginia “ Recently the Virginia legisla­ ture passed a bill whereby no temporery automobile licenses nre to be honored in that state and as a result many tourists are being taken to jail every day on account o f being ignorant o f tb« fact that such a law exista” , said K. W. Peannan, secretary o f the local chamber o f commerce, thia morn­ ing. Tourista now in thia aection o f 'the atate, he declared should be warned against ipotoring through that particular atate Juit now without a permanent Itecnae tag. , Mr. Pearmaa suggests that the best way out o f auen a difficulty is for all tourista to either secure a permanent Florida tag or one from their native atate. Ha says that it la very apparent that {something Calvin Coolidgc, serving as chief executive of the United States since tho death o f Warren G. Harding, was nominated this afternoon by his party for* a second term In that office. His selection has been , evident for several months. M O R E LIBERAL FINAL EXPENSE PROVISION F O R ACCOUNT FILED SOLDIERS MADE BY CANDIDATES Kx-Scrvice Men Providrd for Most County Candidates Successful in Generously Ry Reed-Johnson Respective Racer File Expense Kill Extending Hospital l.iils With' Clerk of Court. Provisions. Following the recent Democratic WASHINGTON, June 12. — In Pri inary election those men who the Reed-Johnson hill enacted at Were nominated were required to the late session o f congress former flic u third and final oxpenso ac­ service men arc provided foi for more count within 10 duys after the date aervicc * "efore. K«»«fously than ever before. This on which they filed their second illation pro- ih 't-o f expenditures, according tu lncrcar.es taw. By pxnruination o f these final nVlIi.liHii tiaa/ttinia ltn n/au*n compansation in certain instances expense nccqunts I.J ut # the office nf of am otherwise libernliaca fexjsting jHc clerk o f the circuit court It was :h ;,lf ' of, Vhc. tubercular and ( not yet filed their final lists. * ncuropsy.chatric, will bo pro-, |t jH notid that o f the winning V,” C‘ I h°«pitul privileges a n d .co m -. candidates, Schcllo Maines, running pvnsation under the now law. It for the office o f county judge, W n" : nwcssnry that they .spent the largest sum o f money, hia _______ ____ ___ „a i,ro.v,c thelr w,u contracte<l ........ final expense uccount showing tho war, as the Uw gives thorn total o f $324.30, ......................... while V. E. Diugthe benefit of the doubt. lass, running for thu office o f Home Treatment clerk o f circuit court, was second In certain instances under the •w*th a total of 5315.45. Of the new law tubercular patients mny j *-*P«nso lists filed thus far, Theotnke home treatment and tho same • Aulin, candidate for justice time he allowed compensation at the peace in district three, the total temporary disability rule |"Pont the least amount, according for thr»c years i tu bis final account, it showing an Tubercular patients, discharged « P ® » ‘bture of only $6. from hospitals ns cured, will, under ' , Although it wns not necessary the new law, be given full c o m -! Vofe* tcd candidates to filo this probation for six months ns tern- t,h ,nl necount, several o f them hnve pornrily totally disabled. In t h e , done so. Mr. Douglass stated thnt past Veterans discharged as cured ( . accounts had been properly in ninny cases have been too weak i however, and that they would n legal record ______ to obtain employment. preserved as a thu first and second Provision also is made for cnier- |i! gency ch scs , since experience has ’ Up to the present time 20 o f thu shown that there urc cases of service men suffering from serious succcsful candidates have sent in disabilities who have been stricken their papers showing their final ex­ by a severe illness when they were penditures if there were nny. They some distuncc from a veterans' nre s» follows: For tax collector, John I). Jen­ hospital. kins, $277. J5. National Gunrdsmen For member o f the county school National guardsmen called into the federal service who become dis­ hoard. Fred T. Williams, district Hartley, district _ _______ abled before being accepted and en one, f 15; L. J. ______ rolled for active service aro put on ! j " ° ’ £ F* nurri8on- difltrict a footing with other service men in " ’ county f i l l * n n txs I n Uf I l o S n i n /n itn l k n « i I r O l COU I I I > commissioner, Boston the naw law. Heretofore they have Ktaele, district one, $20; B. V. been discriminated against. Wheeler, district four, $25; E. li. Tho dependency allowance made Kilhcc, district five, $11.55; C. W. to widows and children o f the civil Entzniingcr, district three, $15. war and the world war also is For county judge, Schcllo MuiniM, equalized. Widows o f the world $324.30. war arc increased from $25 to $30 For county superintendent o f u month and children from $5 to $5 'Ublic instruction, T. W. Lawton, the time for filing claims for dis­ P1 $ 111. ability is extended to Jnnunry 1, For tax assessor, A . Vaughn, 1925. $125. Provision also is made for the For state representative, J. R. transportation o f attendants with Lyles, $51.88. deceased service men. (Continued on pago 3) Drive for New Merrtbers To Be Made by Sanford Chamber o f Commerce According to President Higgins o f tho local chamber o f commerce, standing committee appointments will be made this week, after which th*y will be submitted to the board o f governors fo r approval. In the selection o f committees, Mr. Higgina stated, he will appoint members who have hitherto been inactive in tho work o f the organ­ ization. It ia not right, he added, foi* a few o f the progressive mem­ bers to do *11 o f the work and let the majority, who are. always idle, lag behind In civic work and at the eamo time reap the same, social benefit* as the ‘ * few fev c work o f the organ he past has. beet from the Virginia — in Ividuala gen l doing r "W should be everybody’s businear be­ cause it affects each Individual in the community.” The local chamber o f commerce will put on a membership drive shortly and will hold the member­ ship fommittee responsible fo r se­ curing a minimum o f 300 members, it is said. Mr. Higgina pointed out that a recent drive o f the Lakeland mvanization resulted in securing 2,600. members. Miami baa .ju s t completed a drive in which ljOOO * rected^ toward .• them from thd marching throng and from the ga llerios. „ Six delegates in tho North Da­ kota delegation also took no pnrt in tho demonstration for tho Presi­ dent but they scarcely were noticed in the attention which was directed upon Wisconsin. Star Spangled Banner The Coolidgc marchers, however, were determined to get the Wiftcom sin delegation on its feet nnd it finally accomplished it by forming a circle nround them and singing the Star Spnnglcd Banner. The La Follette delegation sol­ emnly rose and stood nt attention throughout the singing and then stolidly resumed their rhairn while tho demonstration for Coolidge proceeded. It was n half hour before Chair­ man Mondell restored order nnd the delegates got back to their places to hear Chairman Warren present the platform. ’’ Vice” Booms Drift While the convention wns in its night session, tho vice-presidential booms which have been drifting about getting nowhere still were drifting. Conferences continued throughout tho session but nothing was accomplished. Now, liuving gone through a simering process o f several days, it was obvious that sentiment was going to he forced to cryMtulize on some candidate today when the con­ vention gets to the point o f ballot­ ing. First Taste o f Night Session Whilo vice-presidctUinl booms were riding through the fickle cur­ rents outside, delegates to the Re. (Continued on page 3) * l"n TI TI Local Realty Company ■**. *-i Disposes N inety-Four T A. t r I ni n Lots In Last 91 Days To sell 94 building lots in 91 days and all located within the city limits o f Hanford is some feat, according to A. P. Connelly, who stated Thursday morning that the firm of A. P. Connelly & Sons has just made such n record. Wednesday the Arm sold five lata in the Mciscn Realty Company sub­ division between Thirteenth and Sixteenth Streets and Sanford and Magnolia Avenues to H. M. Fletcner and F. W. Bulger of Orlando. On these lots the purchasers will erect several residences, work fo be started on Monday morning, it was stated. .............. Sanford real estate is more in demand than ever, before in hiatory o f the cinr, ai Connelly, who predicted building opera ‘ next few mon RICH HAUL MADE Ca«™ . < * ! * ? Ge» S S S 'S h S Shouts o f Delegates Ten Waylay Customs Truck, Kid nap Driver and Make Away With Jewels Valued at 1125.000 Kenyon May Be Running M a t e N EW YORK, June 12.—Ten au­ tomobile bnndits Wednesday way­ laid a customs truck on the out­ skirts o f Greenwich Village, kidnnped tho driver, terrorised a scohe o f spectators, and esenped witir 29 pneknges o f imported jewels nnd wntches o f an estimated vnluc of $125,000. The loot, in n sealed mail pouch, "»•> tu Tiffany iinnny < w h s vun.iKiaTi consigned to Avc eoiHCompany on Fifth avenue and 27 importers in the Maiden Lane district of Lower Mnnhnttan. It had ar­ rived on the steamships Leviathan and Paris, and was intercepted whilo on the way from the general postofflee nenr Pennsylvania Sta­ tion to the United States Apprais­ ers’ stores nt Twelfth street nnd Hudson street. Well Planned "Coup” While the traffic policeman on the com er nearest the appraisers’ building was issuing a summons to a law-breaking taxicab driver, an­ other taxicab cut off the mall truck and forced, it to the curb. At that moment a sedan drew up on the opposite side o f tho street. Two armed men leaped from the taxicab to the truck. Eight others issued from the sedan and with iistols cowed spectators into voiceess immobility. Edward Foy, driv­ er o f the truck, was hauled to the sedan a prisoner, while his comimiion on the driver’s scat, Daniel Ceahon, vice-president o f tho trucking corporation which was transporting the government mail under contract, was brutally clubbed with pistol but* and flung into the gutter, unconscious. Before the nearby tralfic offlear became aware o f the scene being enacted.behind hla back, the h*g,of valuables was transferred to the taxicab, which s p e d ______ •as ___ the-'Mk dan, with Fpy a prisoner, darted In another direction. Borah's R efusal Tp A ccept Nominatioji S t i r s Convention Mbim CHIC July, ’ 1C 112 01 1 1 8014. * v*® waa as follow i: Coolidge, 1,005; Lafolietto, 34; Johnson, lo! Tho party not only pledged its ' faith to Calvin Coolidge today a t • • Its choice fo r preeident but fol­ lowed out his wish that the selec­ tion o f his running mate b* left to delegate* themselves in open con- • vention. •■>• i-v Assembling tha convention at 30 0 clock this morning to g o ihromrh the formalities o f ratifying Coolidge’s nomination— long- a fore gene conclusion— the con ven tion ------3 era agreed to 4 fecess of hour and a> half, afterward cccding to the selection o f i didato for tha vice-presidmcy. The nomination o f Jodge W. S. Kenyon o f Iowa a » the Republican candidate for vice-president * came a strong post after noorr, with the by Wro; M. Be agar, that X f nUrni to tha custom* department, police headquartors and the gen­ eral postofflcc.>A few minutes later Fov phoned from Washington Heights, seven miles from the sceno o f the hoid-up that ho had been dumped out there. His cap­ tors hnaded north, he reported. Detectives compared the robbery to the famous milliondoilar mail truck thrft for which Gerald Chap­ ...... VSISVIIVUU w man was P sentenced to UiU tho mifilllfi Atlanta penitentiary. Chapman escaped f ru m 1 k<> n ^ a 1— _ from thu prison some time ago, nnd has since been reported in Now York state. Western U n i o n Is Having Unequaled Growth in Business The local office o f the Western Union Telegraph Company is en­ joying an unprecedented increase in the amount o f business trans­ acted by it during the past few months in comparison with the aamo period last year, according to T. A . Scott, manager o f tha San­ ford branch. . I^ist week the amount o f busi­ ness ahowod a f>0 per cent Increase over tha first week in June; 1923, according to 6 fr Sco~tC MdaVnci-’ dentally the local office took first among tho offices o f the entire state in the percentage o f increase over last year. Not only that, but this week promises to be even more o f a record breaker. Up until Wednes­ day night the amount o f business done in three days hud equaled that o f the entire second week o f Juno ‘last “ "t yyear. e «r- So it ia Mr. Scott’s prediction that thl. week Will have an increase of 100 per cent or more oven that o f last year. « . ’rhSre ar* two things to which Mr. Scott attributes the large in­ crease in the business o f the local office and they are the natural owth o f Sanford and the late, avy shipments of peppers and other truck products. A careful survey o f figures fo r the flrat four months o f this year In comparison with tha flrat four o f last year reveals the fact that the office has had an increase o f almost 80 per cent for that period. A t the present time there are be­ tween 600 and 700 messages sent daily from the local office, said the manager. The Sanford office, according to Mr. Scott, is one of the aix largest In the state,’ a fact o f which thia city should rightfully feet proud, he declsres. it 'corifertneea „ _____ vice-presidential altoatf very much in, the air and it • agreed trial a short recess ai ment would give little oppo fo r conferences that might any definite agreem ent It peered probable that, despite Ms attitude, Borah’s name would* presented to the convention alonjf with those o f at least a half ddxen other eligiMes ""M and some leaders foresaw an old-fashioned floor flfht f a m r a im I m s I I a m for nomination. , .» a Formalities o f nominaUng uraiIdge werq comparatively aimpla. '-JJg In a dispatch received here from .‘1 Washington it was learned that, after a conference with president Coolidge, Senator Borah declared bis attitude toward tha vice-presi­ dential nomination is unchanged.* The Idaho senator waa ajp s id . upon as tha running mate o f Presi­ dent Coolidge in the early hours o f Thursday morning, after leaden • had been in conference all night. Word came from the capita! that Senator Borah would be sa til fac­ tory to President Coolidge and conferees agreed to recommend [nomination to their delegatioi So great was the weight it fluence thrown behind the senat ns a result o f the conference <1 most o f the party leaders ware c,1,I}od llto h,* \ # d S.Ufl visu a lly assured. Later the era were *"* “ **"* ’thrown hrn* n Into despair it wan learned that Borah not accept the nomination any circumstances. HU ,rt canto as a distinct aurpris many o f the prominent dele who believed early thia n>.._ that the matter o f selecting vice-president had ended e Borah had been selected at conferences. . E W ill Give One Day’ s Grace WASHING' to f* CONVENTION HALL. Cleveland, June 12.— Calvin Coolidge today waa nominated by the Republican National Convention for the presiden­ cy on the first ballot. Balloting began at 2:38 , o’clock. >j f i Coolidge was nominated by one of the largest majrUies even given by a Republican' convention. Before the flrat nnd only roll call wns half completed the story o f hia victory had been told. The' 1st Friday, Thirteenth, Will Be Tomorrow; Watch your atepttpnv use o f some tngenlc la, the calendar-ton escribed that the tl tof thW month -shall : significance to ctUzem city, o f course remnli seen, bat n friendly wi look out for the prove luck, ia hereby broadc Walking under la< crossing the street wi �% ' " ------------------------- ~ r\S'X. ---------- ' f 1 ..mmgrm ----------------- — r . .jT’ ' \ PAGE SIX THE SANFORD, HERALD,-WEDNESDAY, JUNE U, 1924 *............ DEMOCRATS OF VICE PRESIDENT V I R G I N I A FOR S T I L L REMAINS C A R T E R GLASS TO BE SELECTED British Prince Lands MISSISSIPPI AND on l/e^4er Job Paying $50 a Y ear GEORGIA COLORED MEMBERS SEATED Hukfcs of the national committee bf the Conference for Progressive Politi­ XEA Service Staff Writer. cal Action. , • , Briefly, as his keynote for the fASIIINGTON. D. C.—Last but W ; not least of the keynoters who occasion, he will outline the situa­ tion that caused the gathering to will round their clarion calls for tlie political bailie of 1924 comes .he called. He will analyze the |il.itforms nf UuU-MU .old Willijpi II.. Johnston. . — ---------— . . party . . JO&. vcju. Mayi* you don't place Johnston.---- thin*, belli of which will have wen -lie Isn't n senator.'nor-n r r p r r v t e f o r t z ' O v U ' time. Ho will present for their dissection the tatlva. nor n governor, nor even an, assemblyman. He Isn’t, ns the1 two old party candidates—provided phrase goes. “ In |x>lltlcs.” That Is.' the Democratn have decided on on* by that date. lie doesn't aspire to any office. He Isn't running for anything. Natur­ • Then ho will ask the 'conference' what It pur|>oses to do about It. ally, he Is Interested In things jk>lltlrnl, ns we arc told all good citi­ zens should l>e. but his Interest HAT Is as far as tho proceed­ centers around I'ollclcs. not parties. ings Can Iks pictured nt this Johnston Is tho man who will lime. From that point on. It will call to order, In the B. of I*. E. bo “ up to tlie conference." auditorium In Cleveland on July 4, A progressive Independent plat­ the,meeting which will launch iho form, shaped to appeal to the aver­ Independent candidacy of Robert age Individual, the white collar M. La Follettc of Wisconsin. worker as well as tho man In over­ alls. tho farm worker ns well as MIE Cleveland meeting, It should the city toller, will l>« attempted. be rememlwred, starts off as a And on that platform La Follctte “ conference," not a convention. will ho asked to si.nnd for election. Theoretically. It Is called ns an occasion on wlilclt Individuals and MONG the organizations which organizations, who bellevo that have been Invited to send dele­ both old parties have gone to seed gates to the conference ore the 1C nnd hold no hope for futuro railroad brotherhoods, the most In­ growth, can talk things over anil decide what Is to Iks done about It. fluential and numerically powerful organized lalxir group In the coun­ Actually. It Is a meeting called try: tho typographical and printing to endorse ns an Independent can­ trade* unions, clothing workers, didate, opposing l*th old party metal workcis. telegrapher® nnd tickets, tho lighting progressiva tho whole field of organized labor. senator from Madison, WIs. No organization which will send dele-, » Farmers will be represented gates, nnd no Individual represen-, through various state anil national farm organizations, such ns th« tatlva who will nttend, expects tiny, Farmers National •Council, the other result. The elements of which Progressiva Party of Idaho, the the “conference" will be composed Nonpartisan League of North Da­ m e of one accord as to the Identity kota nnd state farm bureau groups. of their leader. • Women will have a direct repre­ La Kollette's dominance over the sentation through the Woman's July 4 gathering will be more com­ National Trades Union League and plete ami comprehensive even than tin- Woman's Committee fur Politi­ the dominance of Coolidge over the Cleveland convention of June 10. cal Action. * All told, approximately 1000 dele­ cpm : meeting will bo called to gates will Ik- on hand—a number uMiiimnibtc to the delegate repre­ 1 order by Johnston, president sentation of the G. O. I*, and Deni of the International Machinists com ei, lions.. Union, In Ills capacity qs chairman BY* HARRY B. HUNT (Continucil trom page 1 .) Convention Today Will Instruct To 8 upport Candidacy of Glaaa— man, go through the motions of Delegation Against McAdoo. settling delegation contests along lines already worked out and per—NORFOLK, June Kaps receive ar.d adopt the platginin’s delegation to the Demo- Clubwoman Urges Physician S Full R i g h t s c i o r American Indians KINGS LYNN, England,“Juno 11 — Prince Hcncy, thojthird son o f • CHICAGO. I „ King George, has goP n job which LOS ANGELES. June 11. — On carries with it the remuneration behalf of tho American Indians W mam iU |,Sa l> » Republican Credentials Committee o—f JaO n year. At a recent mdeting „ constructive legislation is needed Unto," Dr. ....... Votes To Seat Johnson aid of.tha.tm vn cQuuciLhcxc.-iv_lctlciL an ccon o m ln ltu a tfo h Medirni of tlr ?*1 Howard as Delegates... was, received from the luiac{“ “ -* which ria. fund*awuiUL,u.wd besbV;|miguratlon*ndluion’ TV, ■■■■■%—*«.’ ** «£~*&s;sgj. "If no effort Z'P ?»• cr*rtc‘ Nirtfrmnl'C\rrnrrr»HmT •wHMfc form ' prrsidm H.il-nnd r r CLEVELAND,"June 11.— Affirmn .A .A .w .» n M h High , ., the action o f the national commit** 'Instructed by the state convention presidential nomination:; will lie By his acceptance o f this office Cal., chairman o f the committco on . . . . the .... credentials committca __ of the prince will become tho repre- Indinn welfare o f the General Fed­ tee, here today to support Senator Cnr- mnde on Thursday. Tuesday’s adjournment was folthc Republican national convention ! sentntive o f the Borough in the eration of Women’s Clubs, snid ter Glass for the presidential nom, . House of I<ords, when ho is raised Tucsdny beforo the federation’s .__. . ____ ,____ _ . ■ u„ lowed by an nftrrpoon o f public voted ovcrmhclmmgly Tuesday to pceraRC ^ t,1P ncar future. {nation so long . ‘ * |bearings by the platform commitscat the delegation from Georgia, j j ynn js ono o f the oldest bor­ biennial convention in session here. fore the body, party leaders stated tee at which arguments were heard “ They should be given n restrict­ headed by Henry Lincoln Johnson,, 0lIRhs in Englnndvits first charter for nnd against dozens o f the last night. negro national ,i i committeeman 144 *from ‘ 0f incorporation being grnntcd by ed citizenship, which would give projects of national organizations, Second Choice thnt stntc, and that from Missis­ King John. . who have sent representatives to them the privilege of- our civil Chief) interest nnmng the stntc sippi under Terry W . Howard, a the political conventions for years. delegates centered around the But for the most part the platform negro assistant United States at­ CUBAN RAILW AY MAN SHOT laws. They should have a right to torney. HAVANA, Cubit, June 11.—Gen. go to court and have an accounting question o f whether the convention already had been whipped into Immediately nftcr the decision Archibnld Jack, general manager o f the guardianship over them. shape and needed only the formal second choice. in the Mississippi case, the dele­ of tho United Railways o f Havana, They should be permitted to enjoy will make any expression ns to a approval o f the committee to bring gation from that state formally the employees o f which are on it before the convention. the religious freedom guaranteed Senator Glass has announced that ratified the election o f Howard as strike, was shot nnd wounded Into The suggested platform of thf nutional committeeman to succeed Monday ns he left his office in the to the people o f tha United States he Is a supporter o f Willinm G. La Follettc delegates from Wiscon­ M. J. Mulvihill o f Vicksburg, whose , central station. At his office it under the constitution. They should McAdoo for the nomination, but sin, declaring for public ownership delegation lost Its fight for a plnce |wm said he suffered only a flesh not only have tho right, but should of railroads and water resources State Scnntor Harry Flood Byrd. on the convention floor. wound in the cheek. Ho was taken and for farm relief nnd n dozen be encouraged to orgnnli? and dis­ chairman o f the state Democratic j 0^j,cr sweeping governmental Th* Georgia nnd Mississippi con­ to an emergency hosiptnl. cuss their affairs. Ail these activi­ tests were the ninjor ones appealed executive committee, declared thnt j changes, was one o f the proposals ties nrc necessary for progress to ­ to the credentials committed nnd the Californian was not available.' placed before the committee last after they had been disposed of, Mississippi proved the turning ward an ultimate and complete cit­ “ The chairman further stated t h a t j night as its work approached com­ . ' . the committee went into night ses­ point in the contest from thnt izenship. ’ ,, , . , , pletion. Even the Wisconsin dele“ Education, of course, is tho he would fight any effort to b- Katc3 themselves, however, did not sion to clean up the nppeals in slnte. Through his counsel Mulvitain a “ friendly expression" on-the hope it would gather behind it any contests from Texas, the District hill argued thnt ho was without au­ moat ptoent factor in helping a of Columbia, nnd the Tenth Ten­ thority Jo binds his section of the race toward that goal, and your flbor of the convention for McAdoo. material following. committee but committeemen in- chairman, who is primarily a nessee district. . Except for the receipt o f Mr. Don’t Want McAdoo _ _ ______ formed him thnt if Iho agreement school woman, has ambitious but I.owden’s letter nnd the consequent Appeal Is Abandoned. “ To instruct for a second .choice divergence of a good part of his Scinio A. Jones abandoned his |was recognized by his supporters practical plans for the development or to give favorable expression to. strength to Secretary Hoover, the nupon 1 from tho decision of the na- 1 ho should have lent his personal o f the educational system for the Indians. She looks forward to the any candidate other than Scnntor i vice-presidential 'situation re­ . tional committee in seating the |support to delegates nt large from Arknnsns * As the etise wns before the nn- time when tho reservation schools Glass would be to admit the weak- nininwl unsettled by the develop•_ i.,, „„ I meats o f the doy. The party leaders umler nationnl committccmnn IT.! tionnl committee a letter, written shall he "mnnnod by trained teach­ • * . f G' ltt choice, no ns- Kcncrn||y ,|cc|ari.,| tjmt a final dcI* Rommel. The victories gained j by President Harding shortly be- ers who will have contact with the ■erted. “ Senator (.lass is the m ost; cj.,ion wn3 yet l(, |)e mnde, there hy Johnson nnd Howard, who nr-1 fore his death was a deciding fa c­ homes o f the children.’’ conspicuous available Democrnt for [ still was talk o f Senator Borah, eted their own cases, were greeted ; tor in the decision in the Gcorgin the Democratic nomination. I do Uhnrlcs G. Dawes, Senator Curtis, hv wild cheering on the -part of cose. In the letter, written to C. Agriculturists W ant their delegations ns well ns many Baseonili Slcmp, one o f the mem­ not believe the people o f Virginia Judge W. S. Knnyon, President Burton of Michigan University nnd bers o f the national committee A griculture Wives negro spectators. or the nation want McAdoo." n dozen others, but none appeared Before taking up thes ctwo cas­ commissioned to reorganize the Leaders of McAdpo’s forces ap­ to have the organized nnd wide­ es, the committee voted practically party in Georgia, President Hard­ DAVIS, Calif., June 11.— Men o f peared undetermined ns to whether spread barking that has been given unanimously against entertaining ing snid he had made a “ blunder" the student body of tho Davis the boom for Mr. Hoover. protests from Former Governor in recognizing J. L. Phillips ns branch o f tho College o f Agricul­ they would seek n commendation of The formal campaign for election Wnrmouth o f Louisiana and a ’con­ head o f the party organization in ture. University o f California, have their candidate, but voiced the opin­ o f Calvin Conlidgcj to succeed him­ testing delegation from Porto Rico Georgia. petitioned Dr. W. W. Campbell, ion that the position taken by self in the White House slid o ff the Reviewing Records. against the seating o f the delegates president o f the university, to faithfully reflected in the match­ Chairman Byrd did not express the political ways here Tuesday when so clearly demonsrated as !n the of that state nnd that territory. In . Reviewing the records-before the make their school n co-cducational attitude of the Democratic party in the 1924 Republican National Con­ very recent past. Legislative con­ less growth anil fadeless glory of neither ensc had proper papers national committee, Sidney IIolinstitution. the state. vention met nnd heard the keynote trol by shifting nnd changing com ­ the republic." been filed nnd the national commit­ dcncss, o f Carrollton. Gn., nppenrThe young farmers want doFormer Congressman C. C. Car­ address of its temporary chairman, binations, resulting in majorities tee had refused to entertain cither mjr for the contestants, said the I mestic science nnd homo economics lin o f Alexandria, who is connected did n little necessary routine busi­ having no common fnith and recog­ BEVERIDGE” BOOM plea for thnt reason. Johnson fnction participated in a j added to the .curriculum, so that with Scnntor Oscar W. Under­ ness nnd adjourned to reconvene nizing no united responsibility, can The failure c ' M. J. Mulvlhill to consolidation meeting nf Georgin |women students will he drawn. One wood's campaign, said he was at­ this morning. not, in the nature o f things, pro­ STARTED BY NEW lend his support a n written agree­ Republicans held nt the instance n f. student explained that when he rctending the convention ns a dele­ The launching took plncc at Pub­ duce Iccislative results beneficial entered into with tjhc Howard Frcsidont Harding and officials oi turns to tho soil an educated gate and would make no effort to lic ball, the huge civic auditorium or satisL.«.iory to the people of the YO RK DELEGATES ment faction for n consolidation o f the the national committee and later farmer, he "wants n wife educated obtain recognition. He expressed o f the city. Probably more than 12 ,- country. The inevitable effect o f Continued from page 1. contending Republican forces in had halted. as a farmer's helpmate." thc opinion thnt there was a 000 persons witnessed the ceremon- such legislative control is confusion selves to work for him. At the same “ friendly attitude" among the dele­ ics while countless hundreds o f!a n d paralysis and a legislative time the cx-servicc men discussed gates toward Underwood. thousands more heard whnt was 1 product satisfactory to no one. platform suggestions connected Glass Has Platform snid by radio. I “ This is the open season for Senator Glass already hns with national defense und the ad­ . weird claim and wild assertion on drafted the platform which will be ministration o f the veterans’ bu­ a n M nnnpll ' tht‘ i,art of ,,ur frit’n<|8*lht’ i,o|it* submitted to tho convention on 1 n a irm 111(111 1 T I U 1 I U U I ica| enemy. Only recently emerged reau. Senator Reed o f Pennsyl­ Wednesday. The contents have not D n iQ O Q n f j rom beneath the political landslide vania anil Representative Johnson been made public officially, but it S n i i n r f a u u u iiu n A l a n i s A l l.l o f four years n"o they attempt to South Dakota,"also ex-service Is reported in official circles that the platform will urge nn abandon­ P p n Q i n n n f I ' n n l i / I t r n appear us confident as they were i mcn, uddressed the meeting. ment of n “ negative foreign jmiI- A l C u l u C l l l v U U l l l i m , i just before being engulfed in that I Tim Beveridge people were very ---------! overwhelming catastrophe. . j active nnd ns ono o f their first Jcy” and the acceptance by thr (Continued from page 1.) * “ If thc_ American-people wore moves invited the Kentucky dele United States of a place in inter­ national affairs, through the league met and handled ip thoughtful. . prepared to forget—us the Demo- gation ti^ join them, ’ Replesentntlvo * * Robert*L. Bacon o f nations nnd the international sympathetic and courageous fash- ■ernts themselves endeavor to «!•>-— ion the.many difficult and- trying the wholly indefensible record of o f New York announced he would court o f Justice"? ' tmUiet;. w vik-for the nuuuuatiun- o f BuvcrAmong the othr , ,« i K,i • ’ " rmd-sard.---------- .— . -----------1 Jcn ts.is..a . plank_faE. trverlclge is tin? I.ifl o f a mnn . , that pary is ’one devoid o f the Ucpi\jilicMax need to carry our elation of the Repuhl standing fact In thd political situa- » single redecenting feature; of message to the people. President regard to oil and other reserves. At the last state convention, tion UMiuy, and, in the presence o f j scandalous mismanagement, of un- Coolidge will not make many Senator Glass drafted the platform, incvitnhlc differences o f opinion on wise and indefensible policy when speeches but will issue statements fhe contents of which were in­ uestions o f moment,_ this eonfi- ; in control and utter lack o f fixed and talk over the radio. The people cluded In the nntlonal platform cnee is as fine a compliment to the |and definite principle or policy, want to see a part of the national American people as it is to the t save that of muck-raking nnd ob- ticket. I do not take seriously the adopted at San Francisco. fact that he wns in the progressive The state executive committee president, a spontaneous tribute to struction, when in minority. held Its session Tuesday night nnd sincere fnith, high courage, nnd "A s we proceed to the nomina­ party. It is true he was with Roose­ • tion nf our candidates and the velt, but he is back in the party Informally considered the platform honest nnd unselfish purpose. * “ Tho orgy o f reckless nnd ex­ drafting of our plntform wu may now.” and few changes, If any, are ex­ travagant 'expenditure, which had find inspiration in the fact that Scnntor Beveridge declined to pected to be made. been checked by the preceding Re­ ours is the only national party in F*n,m,cnt comment on the inc move to nominate publican congress, wos succeeded America , thnt can nnd does point I Some in­ CIIUII A Correction f or v lcc-p m ld cn l Through inadvcrtaqa<r'th< "the name by an economical mil business-like with pride to each and every can - 1 friends of the former seno f Miss Lucille Newfly o f this city conduct of public affairs under a. , didatc nominated at its conventions I "n howev" ; ne wul!, Vn* drawn and |Bnd to cvery ,|ec|nrution made in lalteral.lyoppose.l t.,his name bmng was omitted from the list, o f th ose budget system wisely .lraw-n faithfully ndhered to. The receiving diplomas at Stetson Uni­ The burden a, o f ,u ^ntinnal piaforms. All •Erc* n n.d thnt T r ? ,n versity this year, that was printed o f tnxntlon wns grently . ly reduced, human pxnerlom-e ‘ ustifieK faith ,lp wou,‘l not accept the nomination In last Friday’s Herald. Miss S h e r bTh * 2 5 » <iimin: - « r e nonfid^cr; C?nCa ^ : V S i z I u , m i if tendere’ ” Newby received a master o f arts ployed, more numerous th'an'Vhe ^Uh such n history. The record o f Ngp,DS WOMI WOMEN DOCTORS. degree at that time. hosts that the naion m - d n l k d in ^ f e ' CONSTANTINOPLE. June 11. the World war, were soon absorbed ,V . , ,L* . w rvicc in Iho past The groat need in Turkey for fe­ Sanford Automobile in the ranks o f industry, as wise ! r,0” ib,‘! Ruaranty male (|ncop« because mnlc physi­ legislation and sound ndminUtra- ' ' 11 tu,rt’*, . , cians are tforhidden to attend the Association Making tion relieved the nation and its A lrci’ ia known by its fruits; orthodox Moslem women, has led Good As To Its Aims people from the handicap of Dctno- no*, by the showy (lowers o f prom- Dr. George E. Vincent, director o f erntic policies. ; ire or the occasional defoc in hud the Rockefeller Foundation here, 'Never before in our history hns or branch, hut by the normnl har- .to consider the extension o f the An association composed o f only for established dealers and for the the need nnd the necessity of de­ vest through the running of the American 'training school urposc of co-operating for .the pendable party majorities and of years—nnd the harvest o f tho Ro- nursos and thr American Medical est intcrcstlTof the members, is definite party responsibility been publicnn party and leadership is College for Women. the organization of locnl automo­ bile dealers known as the Sanford ff— 1 Automobile Dealers* Association. The organization, formed in April, has already accomplished much toward bringing about better relations between the dculcrs them­ selves und between them and the public. One o f the chief purposes o f the organization is securing pni/ lorm prices on all sccond-hund ears. The following Automobile Dealers of Sanford have formed the An appraiser, employed by the organization, places the value on all Uiod cars which aro to he bought j ^ nicnibcrs o f the asso­ ciation. This insures a fair and square deal for both purchaser and buyer, it was pointed uut. The office of the appraiser is located In the rear o f the Seminole Hotel. control, nature w J ^ }bc situation by J least able to t S i £ v ? l| serted. “ tvi,„_ .V. Dr. f T tW. airablc parts 0f the now men alw«yi J *z*f lfc, hospitable territory ?0T* they could spread » L.a pm became too dense. Todzyj r 1 ¥ R , i 100.00«,000, f „ |!'uUg > P »» of A Thehaphazardne, 0f and the possibility of‘ cation on proper marital** the absence of how ^ scientific methods 5 * **« stressed by Dr. pUsey Treating the sick .mt # n* the ancient n hlhty o f medicine, “nth®! forms by organization, , medical programs M an l C Hillsborough Waj 15,000 on Comi TAMPA, June II. —A ship of 15.000 for the Hitt County Highway Fletstii commission was the aim ( nt n meeting o f a special hold a few days ago. It fined at the meeting to ntaJI beautify a “dcmonstratiooii the Tnnipa-PInnt City reai fling at Six-Mile creek and ing one mile east. Jure II ignntrd ns "Bcautificatioa »h,, , am„ i_v ^ To the Citizens of Seminole Co. >wzi 11 In Cases Arraigned Municipal Court » At the Wednesday morning ses­ sion of the Municipal Court, 11 cases were arraigned before Judge J. G. Sharon. Most of the o f­ fenses were traffic violations. The eases tried were as follows: Dale Williams, $100 bond es­ treated; H. H. Evans, disorderly conduct, $10 bond estreated; Mit­ chell Touring, parking car on pavrd nil night, $1 and costs or 10 tUys in jail; Lawrence Kent, tresP«*aing and loitering, transferred to county court; Floyd Hester, trespauing and loitering, transferred to county court; Ernest Muccy, trespassing and loitering, transfer“ to county court; L. P. Jones, ing, $10 bond estreated; s Harris, speeding, transfer(J r li j county court; Augustus Kirkland, speeding, transferred to County court; E. L. Gibson, pmk( cor pn paved street all night; qrtd. Um’ vb ,b*tion, disFlnow, estreated bonds nnd costs ! to $126. | i 51 for the betterment of both the Automobile Buyer and the dealer. You will notice that the cars handled by these dealers ai'e all Standard makes of Au­ tomobiles, and have been Hold in this county for years. The dealers com­ posing the Association are ALL property owners and citizens of Seminole County, and in the next six months there will appear in this space each Wednesday facts showing exactly what these men do to HELP PUT SFMINOLE COUNTY AHEAD. EDWARD HIGGINS • Lincoln— Ford— Fordson H u p m o b ile — Q ld sm o b ilc I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS Dodge Cara and Truck SANFORD IIUICK CO. Buick Cars SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. Studebaker and Chevrolet SEMINOLE HIJDSON-ESSEX CO. Hudson— Essex— r co Trucks P. A. MERO SEMINOLE-OV ERLAND CO. Overland and Willys-Knighl s ■■■■■■■I MEMBERS SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERC E I lllllllin illllin m illllllllU Such popularity must be deserved .1 U C K may win an occasional C h e s te rfie ld — j match. But it never made a a d d itio n a l im o k e ri champ. Cups can’t be won year o f o y e r lO O O a d a y i after year unless they ait: deserved. There arc cup.w inn ing ciaarettes, too. i • All eyes today are watching 1 I I U lllllllllI u u llll _ Jt win the rate na ITU- I C IG A R E T T E S * Copyright 19Z4. Llggtti It M y c T o W c o Co. IH • '*} «I V ' fi s : t / : «.« . ------------------ y r' SC E ! Sanford Autom obile . . ! ! . . Dealers9 Association . LOST— Bay mare, weights 100 lbs., slightly lame » I foot. Reward if returnedU| Hart, Beck Hammock. f i feCd,n,f’" Wu 1 rv r m i f*t child,,,, n o ,, population will reach 175 �THE SANFORD, HERALD, WEDNESDAY, E xpert W arns W om en Against The Use O f A ny Form 'Cosmetics CHICAGO, June 11.— Cosmetics were described as instruments to* : ward skin ills and homeliness, lather than auxiliaries of beauty jwhen Prof. H. N. Cole, nssocintc professor o f dermatology nt West­ ern Reserve University, spoke today before the convention o f the |S3KnMiShl3R®K»f "A^sociairon.—*- ’ Professor Cole deplored the in­ creasing Usd ‘ o f cosmetics, which he laid, were always harmful to thd complexion, am) revealed sta­ tistics showing their consumption and data on the prevalence o f poisr onous substances in many com­ mon beautifying agents. “ What was once considered poor form is now the mode with the average woman, certainly in cities," he laid. “ Most women pnint; nil o f them use powder of different types. The average woman uses at least some of the long list of cosmetics, and yet many o f those . women arc unaware o f the dnngcr they are running from such Use. . , , , "There is the pure mechanical obstruction by creams, powders and .. rouges employed on the face. The pores in our skins were intended by i, nature to serve as lubricating nnd excretory ducts. If these are con- stantly closed off, the mechanical ^ obstruction alone is bound to in■ jure any skin. ‘*Then we have the specific chem<■ leal action, depending in the first plaie on the susceptibility o f the i patient; secondly, on the strength and duration of the application, along with the character of the nostrum applied, for oxumplc mer­ cury, arsenic, pnrapheny-lcndiamin. i "In 1919 American women spent $206,000,000 in the quest for beauty by way. of tho cosmetic path, while in 1921 manufacturers put out $75.000,000 more of cosmetics than in 1919. Today the question of beauty ilia and dangerous conditions has become important enough to come before the convention of physicians occupied chiefly with advnnced methods in the diagnosis und cure o f .diseases.” • TO ALL PROPERTY The word Yiddish Its clfi* A c o r ruptlon o f the German “Judisch,’ which .means Jewish. Cabinet O fR cersand Health C h ie f^ " Urge Nationwide Support o f M o v ef^ j i & t To Raise A m erica’s H om e Standard In ancient times the seventh child o f a seventh child was credit­ ed v/ith supernatural powers. FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS Thd average length of life' e f a said, t fartner. Smith’s Barber Shop for better barber work — next Valdez Hotel. 'CLAIR AND MORRIS Freedom Palnal New Steam <*resa and Delivery truck. Give us a trinl. 110 Sanford Ave.----------Ph. 327-J n il nop** isawwcrsrrwr I’ nlin,, r „ Orrii*o Iloun 3 - n A. M ___ , _________ _____________ , ___ , Now open— 20 rooms 51.00 tt day. Light lunches, ice crcnm, soft drinks. Always open. Mrr. H. B. Turner, Hostess. DR. H U B m T W O R K To the endorsement and support o f leading national organizations o f men and women numbering mil­ lions o f members, Better Honjes in America can add the strong sup­ port o f leading officials of the fed­ eral government. Dr. Hubert Work, Secretary o f the Interior, formerly Postmaster General, and past president o f tho American Medical Association, Sccretnry of Labor James J. Davis, and Dr. Hugh S. Gumming, Surgeon-Genem l o f the U. S. Fublic Health Service, all Rre members o f the Advisory Council o f Better Homes In America and strong backers of this educational movement, which will demonstrate "better homes” in many hundreds of communities during the week set aside for that purpose. ~\*------ Dr. Work says o f the movement: “ Better homes piean better peo­ ple. Man’s progress is measured by his home*environment, which in turn reflects his social advance- has d a rk nfaxeszxii&XrliSe bad breath and takes no interest in play, it is almost a certainty that worms arc eating away' Us vitality, The surest remedy for worm s is White’s Cream Verm ifuge. It in positive destruction to the worma but harmless to the child. Price 35c. Sotd by Union Pharmacy. 7 to s Eve n|ii*i 1 lru NiU- Dk t „r . • . . apJ st n ’ . SE*l 'IC I 11UICK SKRVI Call 498. DK. U U O H S .C m ^ meftt. We took nt the world through thp windows o f our home, and our vision is tinted by the life wc have set up within its walls. And when we pnss over the thresh­ old we carry with us the influence of our home setting. "Com fort from modem working appliances, health from sunshine and fresh air, inspiration from harmonious surroundings, ar.d con­ tentment from simple living should bo the aspirations o f all homobuilders, for these things nfTect the character o f our children. They help to make the homo n refuge where we may pause after the dny’s work to gather strength for further achievement.” Secretary Davis, on the same subject, says: “ Civilization is known by the homes its people live in. past achievements in arts and sciences are reflected in the perma­ nence o f architecture nnd conveni­ ence o f the habitations they left behind ami nre told in stories of home nnd fireside. For civilization is built by man ns a means for mortr happily ^penning ihs Short Veara o f hts life. Mere houses nts not homes nor architectural’ «l*> garce the object o f mare’ s creative genius. The structures men erect are raised for a purpc«e. Better men build better homes; from bet­ ter homes come batter men.” Surgeon-General Cumming has written as follow s: “ Unhealthy people are apt to mnko unhealthy homes, and unhealthy homes mako unhealthy people. This constitutes a vicious circle, tho tendency o f which is to mane health conditions progressively worse. Tho Better Homes movement interrupts this vicious circle, so that health condi­ tions tend to improve progressive­ ly. Cheerful, attractive, well light­ ed, well vcntiinted nnd well planned houses furnish ideal conditions fo r the rctcntiioi and im provem ent-of health. Thz.y furnish a great In­ centive to T.ygicnic living and at tho same time provide the physical surroundings necessary for its practice. I am heartily In favor o f this movement.” OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FRENCH T r 8 ....................................... ................. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Lot 9, Tr 8 ....... .................................................. Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ 158.01 Southern Utilities Co., Lot 8, lllk 8, Tr 8.. 101.85 ment on French Avenue from Firs’t Street south to Ninth Street, has 101.85 i been completed and the completed work has been finally accepted by the Southern Utilities Co., lait 9. Blk 8. Tr 8 Southern Utilities C o„ Lot 10, lllk 8, T r 8 Hi 1.85 jjjtv Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Alice W, Palm srLot^n, [Ilk 9, Tr 8....... 158.01 | Tn® following \n the final estimate o f the o f paving French Ave* Alice W. PalmerTToT?, Blk 9, Tr 8......... 158.01 nue 24 feet In width with sheet asphalt from First Street south to Ninth Alice W. Pnlmer, Lot 8, Blk 9. Tr 8_____ 158.01 ■ Alice W. Palmer, Lot 9, Blk 9, Tr 8 ......... 378.73 y 1878 Cu. Yds. excavation 0 40c........... ........ 571.20 City Park, All Blk 10, Tr 8..................... 854.53 ' 1 BOO Sta. Yds. over haul 0 l c ..... .................. 5.00 J. A. Itumbley, I,ot l, Blk 3, Tr 9....... ... 378.73 I* 1JWP2 U o . Ft. concrete curb and gutter 0»7Gc 3,801.52 Mrs. Helen G. Jinkins, Lot 0, Blk 3, Tr 9 197.78 j T 468 LA . Ft. flush curb 0 35c---------- ------- * • 170.80 (Emma A. Whittl o, U t 7, Blk 3, Tr 9 197.78 /} 268 Lin Ft. granite curb re-set nt 16c........... Minnie ilcDoug.il, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr 9 . 180.94 7031 Sq. Yds. fl” rock .foundations 0 80c. .. ,024.80 JCharles Brown Lot 2„ Blk 4, Tr 9.... 101.85 697C J3q. Yds. 2” sheet asphalt fop 0 $1.02. ,100.40 Mrs. W. 8. Baldwin, Lot 3, Blk I, Tr 9 101AS 1 l i i ,Sq. Yds, brick rclaiil flat 0 40c......... Lot',1,'iJjk .L Tr. .-UilMH ' Wk^R-Trrr“ : 5Si!SS55= YiU-twj;-1, ----■ MO Sq. Ft.’ concrete a lle y returns .... 102.0(1 John-D. Jinkins, L o f'l, Blk 5, Tr 9.-.. 33)1 Sq. Ft. sirtewnlk 0 2^c *.... '■.......... 00.20 John I>. Jinkins, Lot 2, Ulk 5 , Tr 9 ... 0 Type A.inlets 0 $35.00.................. ................. 210.00 j John D. Jinkins, Lot •'*. Blk 5, Tr 9. 4 Type B inlet* 0 $30.00 .......... .................. 120.00 ’ John 1). Jinkins, Lot 4, Blk 5, T r 9 ... 1 Manhole 4-0 deep ............... ... ......................... 50.00 John D. Jinkins, Lot 5, Blk 6, Tr 9.... 1 Manhole 6-8 feet deep ...... ........................... 05.00 H. C. Washburn, Lot 1, UlY 0, Tr 9 3520 Lin. Ft. 3" drain tile 0 $100.00 per M . 352.00 T. J. Miller, Lot 2, Blk 0, Tr 9 919 Lin Ft. 12” storm sewer 0 $1.05............... 001.95 John I>. Jinkins, Lot 3, Blk 0, Tr 9. Extra work ............................ .. ...... 07.75 Moisch Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk 0, Tr 9 6 Monuments at Al^cet intersections 0 $0.50 32.50 Mciseh Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 0, Tr 9 Laboratory inspection nnd materials 248.75 The above and foregoing final assessments nre payable without Legal expense, advertising, etc 2 per cent 103.14 interest up to July l t, 1921, and front und after suchdate, said speEngineering, 4 per cent.............................. . 800.28 rial assessments will bo pnynblu only in ten equal annualinstallments ------with interest nt 8 per cent per*annum on all deferred payments. ,30(1.9(1 Witness niy hand as City Clerk nnd thq -seal o f the C ity 'o f SanCredit by I960. Sq. Yds. salvaged brick 0 $1.17 ,293.20 ford. Fla., this 28th day o f May, A. 1)., 1921. -- ------(S E A L ) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Actual c o st,... ........................ ,073.70 May 29: June 5-12-19-20, To be borne by city 1-3............................... | To he borne by adjacent property.......... Number of feet frontage, 3,928.35. Assessment per foot frontage, $3,237, AVENUE FROM FIRST STREET SOUTH TO NINTH STREET. Opportunity lies on every side here. It finds its more fertile field where growth and development center. It has singled out Miami in a very especial manner, because that city is one of the fastest growing in the country, and because the spirit o f Miami keeps step with its tremendous growth. TAKE THE Coral Gables leads every section of Miami in rapidity of growth, beauty o f development, in its power and ability to do great thingsjn a short time. Coral Ga bles, Miami’s greatest suburb, terefore rivals Miami itself in the attention it compels for serious minds in every section o f the country. K EEP POSTED Investors at Coral Gobles are not all wealthy men—fa r from it. Anyone with a little money can buy property here for a small initial payment Easy monthly payments wiirc&Fg fpr the balance. Before you have,completed payments on the property it will have increased greatly in value. Jo« Cameron, Lot 2. Blk 7. Tr 9 ............. .. T. E. Wilson Eat., l » t 3, Blk 7, Tr 9 .......... Moisch Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk 7, Tr 9 ....... Malach Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 7, Tr 9 Ella and Lewis Duckett, Lot 5, Blk 8, Tr 9 Atlantic Coaat Line Ruilrond Co, .... Beg. on W. line of French Avenue at a point 72 ft. N. o f N. line of Seventh Street, run N. 51.7 ft. ‘ W. 100 ft., S. 51.7 ft., E. 100 ft., to beg ...... 60.9 Southern Utilities Co., Lot 1, Blk 9, Tr 9 ....... 50 Southern Utilities Co., Lot 2, Blk 9, Tr 9 50 Southern Utilities Co., Lot 3, Blk 9, Tr 9 . ... 6 1 Southern Utilities Co., l o t 4, Blk 9 , Tr 9 . . . . 50 Southern Utilities Co., Lot 5, Blk 9, Tr 9........... 50 Mrs. J. C. Higgins, Lot 1, Blk 10, Tr 9 ................. 62 Mtt.' L. B. Cnrst, l o t 2, Blk 10, Tr 9 ............. 62 A* C. Martin's Addition, Sanford, Fla. W. P. Runge, N. 44',4 ft. Lot 3, Blk 10, Tr 9 ___ 11.5 N. f t Garner, S 514 ft. o f Lot 3, Blk 10, Tr 9....... 5.5 N. H. Garner, N. 39 ft. Lot 4, Blk 10, Tr 9 39 N, 1L Garner, 8 49.7 ft. Lot 4. Blk 10, T r 9 4 9 . 7 Com?lia Zachary. Lot 5, Blk 3, Tr 8 ....... . 117 Ce0fge A. Radford, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr 8 ............... 10,73 Ceeirge A. Radford, N. 19.27 f t fwit 10, Blk 3, »;:Tr 8 ----------------;..... ............... ................. I 19.27 tri F. K. Smith, S. 21.40 ft. Lot 10; Blk 3 ,'Tr 8 ................ .....l . . : ' . .......................... fri. F. K. Smith, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr 8..„....... . . i t , Mitchell, Lot 6, Blk 4, T r 8_______ ____ * § - Hodgins, Lot 7, Blk 4, Tr 8................... ... i flrow, Lot 8, Blk 4, T r 8.....______ ___ _____ * A l Howell, W14 o f Lot 9, Blk 4, Tr 8_____ * K Howell, WVi o f Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr 8 ____ and Beecher Kent, L ot'fl, Blk 5, Tr 8 h Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 6, T r 8 ~ ..... Seerest, Lot 8, Blk 8, T r 8 ___________ : J. Stephenson, Lot 10, Blk 6, T r 8 . . P«rk, All Blk 6, T r 8_____________— 265.1 , Fitzgerald E at. Lot .6, Blk, 7. T r 8.... There are mpre opportunities today for profitable invest­ ment in Florida than you may hind irtany other sectipnnf the coun­ try. Shrewd business men in the north and south recognize this fact and are investing more and more money every year. Before you invest at. Coral Gables inspect the property care­ fully. Subject its claims of superiority to the m ost rigid te s t Com­ pare it with the best that you know of. Come to Coral Gables on one of our special free sight-see ing tours, and then decide in your own interest whether you can really afford to pass up the splendid opportunity for investment that it offers. May w e reserve a seat for you in the next bus leaving this city fo r Coral Gables? Y our interest in Sanford warrants it. Y our investment here demands it. Have The Sanford Herald follow you to your summer home. The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. Gentlemen—Please send me The Sanford Herald, starting with the is­ sue o f ........................... ............ ........ ...... 160.88 378.73 133.84 for which I am enclosing 69.47 N am e... 131.84 186.94 161.85 161.85 161.85 Address Sanford Office, Milano Theatre ttldg Sanford Fla. J8<y>4 BOTH D A IL Y A N D W E E K L Y ISSUES S 16L40 tf 91*40 i\ ■ DAILY lGktf 85843 378.73 m s J n a s iQ r O u b u 3 £ One Yer.......... Six Months.... Three Months One M onth.... •*. ,00 ,60 W EEKLY One Y e a r t Six Months.... --'S 5 George E. Merrick, Owner Executive Otflc*1* Miami, Fla- flo r id * O ffic esi Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tam p*, St. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, D eland. �RDHERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE: 12,: 1924 MADISON Platform Adopted P a i n l e v e May Be r.ARnPN ant* L a F o l l e t t e T Planks R e j e c t e d F r e n c h Executive MO.000 in Preparing National Democratic dea Which Begins A m V d f t i h “ exUu* B* h the *M iona on ttee’s lease with Tex the floor and the great banks of snd night, from now seats In the galleries. Women deleon time, the meta- gates and visitors made the most o f ‘ t , " " " . ' . 0" ■ " J c * m* fa f the * Ilernately furnished the music. * m J 3 ? .M in ® T" in Bn Inconspicuous corner o f 1° ld “TO* , the hall, enclosed In a glass box jb, on which It o n g - was a young man with a great audience. He was the _________ radio ___ announeer and long before the con­ vention came to order he was ■peaking to millions o f listeners from Cleveland.. As usual the convention was slow in assembling. The hour of 3 o’clock fixed fo r the opening, passed with only a corporal's guurd o f delefates on the floor and with the galeries dotted only here and there with spectators. ( irantl icalo, (or it recentijnounced that it - soon med so that » towering si structure could be i the site. i Democratic convention snd visitor Madison irden will present the apof a huge oval basket [bottom and terraced sides, airs’ platform, with seats delegates, will push out r long side o f the oval, {Continued from pnge 1.) both houses o f parliament this ofttrooon. Until the election o f a new chief executive by a joint meeting of the chamber and Ranate PrfdaytfnrexecutiYw p ow er w B H ir * wielded by the acting ministry un­ der M. Francois-Marsal. M. Millerand U the sixth o f the ' eleven presidents o f ^he third republic to leave office b£ resigning, but in no previous case has themeans o f bringing this eveht about been no brusque. ) Edouard Harriot, as head o f the new majority o f the Left, emergipg from the recent elections, refused to accept M. Millerand’ a offer o f the premier­ ship. The new majority demanded that the president resign as he was not In sympathy with Tts alms. When the Versailles congress Friday elects M. MHIerand’s suc­ cessor, the Francois-Marsal minis­ try will resign. Saturday Is expected to see Herliot again called to the Ely see nalace and tendered an ipvitation to form • ministry, which this time he will accept with alacrity. \mericans A la Eastern EurSettle < M em el Problem, Old Incentive to W a r^ Davis Credits Peace Victory to League . T iy Smith's Barber Shop fo r good barber i June 12.—The vast business. There was a prospect o f of Madison Square n flurry or probably a fight with rberating these days the presentation of the La Follette sot of an army <o f planks from the Wisconsin delegai corps of architects, tion. fie historic old struc- , It was not unlike n night at the i dress it up fotfth e, opera for Cleveland folk who have Mjcrstic convention .-been used to coming to entertajn8 24. I ments In the public hall. Delegstes Stic P*rty Will oe in and visitors In evening dress were l m in !u! 3 i « 5 ; Blue ) pencils have become - Tnufe "of tnc Uhited States atw fnmously popular with editors be­ Latin America is more than tw ice' cause blue,- more than any other that of 10 years ago. , color, completely hides the word *.o be deJeated. F I N A L EXPENSE ACCOUNT F I L E D B Y CANDIDATES (Continued from page 1) For constable, E. E. Walker, dis­ trict one, $28.65; M. D. Polston, district three, $5. For justice o f the peace L. G. Stringfellow, district tone, $15;; Theodore Aulln, district three, $5. For sheriff, C. M. Hand, $135.60. For county superintendent o f registration, H. C. DuBose, $12.20. For clerk o f circuit court, Vance E. Douglass, $31,45. Uu for the press will it speakers’ stand, on a Sect and 4 inches below it biding right and le ft al'the far ends o f the oval. B] be scats for 960 news |and editors. Erectly in front o f the stand, but 7 feet 3 inches vill be arrayed the ranks its, with alternates Rankl to right and left at t the over to those who have contributed tr< the party or local citizens’ con­ vention fund. Above them will stretch tier after tier of seats, ex­ tending away up to the Garden roof, for governors, congressmen, public officials, notables and party workers who fall within the "vis­ itors” classification. There will be 12,200 seats in all, arranged In sections with wide aisles which will make for easy [aging the bottom o f. the exit .and a minimum of work for be the boxed, seating six ushers. New York City’s shate of inons, which will be’ given the visitors’ places will be 2,600.- Valde? is a ' prescription fo r - Malarfit Chilli and Fever, Deugne or Bil­ ious Fever. It hills the germs. RECENTLY RELEASED FROM ROYALTY 3— A C T PLA Y Given By Oviedo Dramatic Club A T HIGH S C H O O L THURSDAY, JUNE 11 NEW YORK, June 12.— Negotia­ / BTUUHs tions fo r Uniting the property of NCRUAU H. Davis BULLARD. the Southern P acific and El Paso 6 vvwfawppdand Southwestern railroads virtu­ ally have been completed, T. M. - Norman II. Davis. Undrr-eec- !he mid, "and It should not be nec­ around n table dealing with any Schumacher, president o f the El rotury of State during the WUaon essary to say that Mr. Wilson was uucstlons relative to peace and Paso company announced Tues­ administration, has recently com ­ not—in favor of making any com ­ proeperlty, which are of such vital day, '.!■ pleted aervlco ■ aa chairman of a mitments ever to use force In an Importance to us. We con not commission pf the League of unknown ' contingency. I think afford not to throw nll.tha weight Rules T o Overcome Nation* which succeeded In throw­ (hat If the United States were In of our moral Influence toward open to wprld trafUe the River the League there would not bn any securing the alms for which we E lectric) Shock Are ing Nl*men, an important waterway of necessity to use force, but If Oc­ entered and fought the war, nnd Europe and a likely sub­ casion should ever arise It should, those alms can best be secured by Given Medical Men eastern ject of war for several yean. of rourse. be left entirely to t’on- co-operating In the malnteuuncs Shown with Mr. Davis Is Arthur grt-M lo determine whether or not of rules of conduct among nations, CHICAGQ, Tune ”12.— The rules Dullard, editor of "Our W orld" we should use It. But one of the when-by disputes may he settled by nnd noted writer on International most remarkable developments of the orderly processes of negotia­ attain, who acted aa Mr. Davta* the last two or three years Is the tion. conciliation and courts of assistant in the painstaking In­ realization, to which 1 have re­ justice. vestigation conducted by the corn- ferred, that the force of public “ There U every evidence that the opinion Is much more effective vast majority of the American life depends upon keeping- up mission. Mr. Davis believes, according to than any other force. That Is the people are strongly in favor of out­ artificial respiration until normal breathing is resumed, Wills Mac- statements he made on his return power the United States would lawing war. It. does not seem to iqchlan o f the National Electric to Now York, that the*permission bring to Oeneva. bo fully ‘recognized as yet, how­ "I do not for a moment believe ever. that the covenant of the Light Association, told the Ameri­ •nined from Lithuania for the can Medical Association’s conven. Poles to use Memel. the port at the that this country should try to run League, which has now become a tn.-cth of the Nlemeo, has averted the world or to Interfere In the law for flfiy-four nations of the tion today. "Since ___M are on -record ol a more than possible International internal affairs of the natlona of World, does outlaw war for at least lives saved after three and one-half conflict nnd Is typical of the kind Europe or elsewhere, but I do be­ nine months over a given contro­ hours o f artificial respiration, four •f help that the League. In which lieve that our stake In the world versy, until the League hus had hours o f effort are recommended* he strongly favors membership by peace and progress Is so great, to an opportunity to bring about a before artificial respiration is given the United Btutes, can offer to the aay nothing of any moral duty, conciliation. The la-ague may not that we can not afford to bu absent prevent all wars, but It can. by this up." he said. “ The rules are us world. "I am not and have not been” , when other nations are sitting means, prevent a lot of wars." follows: “ The victim Is cleared from the current, either by shutting o ff the current, or pulling him away with down, with one arm up and the warm as possible. If the victim method is tliut in which the man the aid o f rubber gloves, dry cloth­ other supporting his face so that must be moved, this should be patient nnd presses both hands on ing, or sticks o f wood, to serve as the mouth and nose are free for done in a reclining position, nnd the small o f thu victim’s linck, reion-conductors. If it is necessary breathing, Artificial respiration the artificial respiration should be lousing the pressure rhythmically o cut the wire, n hatchet or imple­ ment with a wooden handle should should be begun at once, while an kept up. After he resumes breath­ every two nr three seconds, and be used and the 'operator should assistant loosens * the clothing ing, lie should be watched, and if Go »p», artificial respiration should iimitating his own breathing as turn his face awav to avoid the necessary, holds ammonia to the 'km nvnnn nriiutiliWt muc]j as possible, The prono pressure flash. The patient Is then laid face victim's nose and keeps him, as resumed H J C 8 O’CLOCK ADMISSION 35c & 50c (This Space Donated by ■ ■ ■ « a x g M * g a K » h iH g h a ,, 11 1 i v 1- I* -i I*/ ^ * This filling statlofi is ant] h ns been under pew manage­ ment since May 1st nnd is in no way connected with any other business or firm in the city. We extend a cordial invitaion to all the old patrona o f thta station to trade with us. W c offer you courteous treatment and SERVICE. - f '■I *"\ We "oil McClnren and Du id up Cord Tires, dnd the very Rr.HT in accessories. t ■ ' >1 r - I : -f A ij «■ * * ■ 5 1 First and Elm Phone 447-L3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n p aHu aHaaHaBBaHaBHaBaBVaaaaBaBHBI,B4fcI In Our Shoe and Clothing Department for F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y Ladies’ W hite Buck tndals, Men’s . Brown Ox fords, Bals or Bluch­ ers. Ladies’ Suede OnStrap Pumps, colors Gray, L og Cabin and Sand, Men’s Black Brown, plain toe, fords, 6.00 Shade Men's Brown Arm y Ladies’ Pat. Leather Sandals, Shoes, $5.00 values, $27.50 Men’s Tropical W orsted Children’s 1-Strap pede Sandals, sizes /> to 2, Men’s White Duck Oxfords, Men’s Palm Beach Pants $5.00 Brown Ladies’ Pat. Leather 1-Strap Pumps, Ladies’ B e d r o o m Slippers, Men’s Seersucker Pants Men’s Mohair Suits Children's 1-Strap itent L eath er San­ ds, sizes 8Y o to 2, ool Pants ». - Give us a trial. Men’te Scout W ork Shoes, Child’s Patent Leath­ er, 1-Strap Pumps, sizes 4 to 8, * 1 Lra £O j �n r s THE SANFORD H BRAM VTH U RSDAY, OONE PAGE FOUR ppod Parents Needed The Sanford llc r a ld *t»rr allrriiMMi ncrpt Parents’ Day was recently observed in Central Park. New York City, and at the celebration essays by school gitls were read: Prizes were awarded the best compositions on the Biblical t^xt* “ Honoj* Thy Father and Thy Mother.” Kdllnr lin i .I .A M ) L DEAN 4 Constaiice Rvan, winner of a prize of twenty-five dolk . H OW A HI* IlKllli _____Manager lars, said that good parents are a necessity if the child is to grow up into a good citizen. She brought out the fact iv n ic n im o s hath* • that parents have had the experience which the cdilld must One Tear____ *7.00 Six Months 11.50 _ ‘ " _* ' ^decisions when Delivered In . Cltx A y - k'asrtarr-per t n r TSr. Weekly Edition, | t* r the child raoatr-needs them, and'by which the younger perper Tear. • ' »,. son w’ould be benefitted as long as’ he lived. ^. SPKCIA1. JCOTICEl All oMtuary With living conditions such as they are today, good pa­ notices, cards, of thanks, resolutions knd notices of entertainments where Future genera­ eharxes are made will be charged rents are more necessary than ever before. ■for at reiculdr advertising rates. tions demand that the parent fulfill all hift obligations prop­ CIATEU PltBiS erly and give the child the training which la rightfully his. The A sapd nU d frees. Is nxclqsIn a radio message broadcast before the Central Park Irely entitled to the use for repuoilcatlon of all » » « » , dispatches meeting, and reproduced in The Literary Digest, Associate credited to It dr not otherwise cred­ ited In thla'paper and also the local Superintendent of Schools Edward W. Stitt, o f W w York news publiebM herein. All rights of repubflcallon of epeelal dispatches City, offered parents the following suggestions: herein are' also reserved. ” 1. Set proper standards for your children T liy ^ a jlA Y , JUNE \l, 1924 to follow. *2. Be friends with your children, walk and BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY play with them occasionally. We must not live HUMILITY OF CHRIST: Let ibis mind be in you, which Wns also above our children but with them. in Christ Jesus. Let’ nothing be ” 3. Do not scold too much. Encourage them done through strife or vainglory; to do theiP best. Let us remembeif what Phillips but in lowliness of mind let each Brooks said: ‘Children are white,“ spotted black; esteem other better than them* selves.— Fhiiippians 2: &-X not black, spotted white.’ ” 4. See that they select proper friends anti TH E MAN YOU MEANT TO BE A vision there captain the night to associates.. j . “ 5. Make ‘ home’ as comfortable and happy There stood before me with soil, as your means permit, stem eyes man whose presence breathed ” 6. (Give your children at least high-school education. / lom and virtue, and high emprise. ” 7. Train them in the habit of regular attend­ ? 1$ * # i 0 * 4 *i * ance at church and Sunday school. What Svis It brought bark the yeaM ' ” 8. See that they avoid all games of chance. ‘ long fled ! A gambler never enn be a success In life. Who and what wus this stranger "9. Sec that your children take plenty of phy­ to meT I questioned him straightway, he sical training in the open air. It is better exercise gravely said: to walk than to ride in a ‘limousine.’ "I am tHo man you meant to be.'1 ' • ‘ TO., Let your -children feel that any honor which U\ipy win in school, or any act of courage, or Then _ stricken sorely, I turned ’away. unselfishness they may perform, will bring great Gone Tor aye was the wasted happiness to father and mother ami put the family past, name on a higher plane of honor. Do not forget The years I had frittered day by that the future o f America depends upon how your day, And here had I come to the end boys and girls are trained today, not on how you at last. were trained when you were children. "Let us hope that the proper celebration of But while I lay grieving L heard ‘ Parents’ Day* may lend to better homes, more reg­ him say: ’ “ Waste not your timo in dull ular attendance at religious services, and a finer despair; type o f citizenship, all of which will combine to This world la a new world every make our nation the best in the world. Let us all day. work to make our United States a Republic of Turn your back on the past and Homes.” -forward fare, t ■ P ln lil , Knt«>r»<l «« Second Class Matter, OctnGrr IT. 1919, at the Vostntllce at Kitnfurd. Klerld*. under Act of March 1. 1*9T. r lit -------- ,---------o---------------- . . . “ The days o f the, past you have wasted, ’tis true; But o f the fair future you stilt hold the key; It Is never too late to begin life •new— I am the man you yet may be.” —------Arthur Willi;lam Beer 'Florida, A Summer Resort State A VERBATIM REPO RT A$ Brisbane Sees I Cancer Germ Known. W . J. Bryan Elected. T.he “Coolldite Follies." I f We Had 10 Like Mellon C apynrm , Tourists repon bijc to Hollywood have to wu',k ba, litl MORE IMPORTANT to million* thnn politics or anything else is the statement by real scientists that Dr: Glover, r Canadian^-ha* d b . •J , t .. _______ , t-inL-VJ . covered the cause o f cancer, hltheif-‘ to a 7mystery, and has developed a euro, "giving experimentally re­ markable results.” Cancer Is caused by a germ, that is pfovbd, and the germ being isolated," j| cure will follow, That is a Ulctoty for humanity greater than any ever won in any war. . the last word it Blu" r ^ 1 diJ •»« b . . . I We don’t know , rnKe in summer u* •hose who pay the An npiimlsfiTT his income tax in,f, a refund. A large apple this year, So non 'doctor awav A MAN o f public spirit and wealth, who has financed Vtr. Glover's work for years, am) at great expense, has refused thus far to claim any credit. He, himself (It Is said), was cured of a 'ca n ce l, after he hud undertaken his phil­ anthropic work. "Bread castjupotf the waters.” • W ILLIAM JENNINGS Bryan will appear at the Democratic,con­ vention as delegate-at-larga from Florida, elected by an overwhelm­ ing vote. Take that as official, although the returns are not all in. Florida welcomes strangers and gladly honors Bryan—a big and sincere American, although you may not share his views. •nc worst p ,rt .. around after a girl uV after you get her. 1 You can truTHT™, y ° ur and' . Everybody Is ns hot as and what funny t i M e l d b e a d The n e w s - :L D B L IV E P E P I on »n „ - r e p u b l ic a n co n u en isn’t Mus.c IS getting J if the neighbors are hQ,5!] phonograph, fighting^ ZH washing dishes. Pa p b b s w e h a v e S u m m ed u p I w e c e s u l T o f TAe SPE E C H E S *n Summer res^t~fUld exception, predict a ni mer there and u hot oi are. * * T ho se w ho CD noT h ave AT* -/fig BRYAN W ILL arrive, instructed by his adopted state for McAdoo. With his brother, governor o f the old home state, a candidate for the Democratic presidential (not vicepresidential) nomination, Mr. Bryan will have no easy task. But you’ll hear from him. Enemies o f prohibition, bone-dry and copper-riveted, will rcullze that Bryan is still Bryan. sight others until they , re sight. DIEHL E L E C T R IC PA Hall Hardware t J \i Cl e v e l a n d PHONE 8 W H ERE LIES TH E RESPONSIBILITY? THE TAMPA TIMES The fact that two young men o f Chicago, members o f prominent PRESIDENT COOI.IDGE vetoes families, brought up in the lap o f the bill that would have given b et­ luxury, given every educational ter pay to postoffice employees. ndvuntage that unlimited wealth The country can't afford it, say* could secure, are facing the hang­ Coolidge. What is "the country"? 1* man’s noose, because o f the com ­ Is It the men that work hard, ara mission o f a most atrocious crime, is one that should give the entire poor and ask for decent pay ? Or 1* country occasion to pause and re­ it the small group that are rich lied. These young men were not They had and ask for lower taxes? “ Let ua ordinary murderers. be definite in our terms," as VoL plotted the awful crime for which they stand committed before, the tuire often said. bar o f Justice With a cold-blooded pertinacity foe months. They had ABOUT EVERY big event some no enmity toward their victim ; in one supplies a witty line. W U lffid , any one o f several others id ha f t r dorrs -y e ll to furRogers, nctdr-philosophdr, graduate .. r/ - „ , . faun m eiw w iw i they o f the Ziegfield Ziecficld Unmrai*, Universe, calls calls this this wero ...__ scaHng and fo r wileh they Republlcun convention "The Cool- ’were willing to' sacrifice a young idife Follies/' It is the Constant Stream of Water world before them from which tq choose, they became criminals. One is compelled to wonder If they were not over-educated; if the study o f the isms and ologles with which the curriculum! are crowded did not throw their minds, none too well furnished to begin with, com*pletely off their balance. Another reflection which comes to us in this connection is whether wc, the fathers and mothers o f America, are doing our full duty by our offspring. Certain it is that there has never been more truancy, more Juvenile delinquency, less rospect for parental and government­ al authority, than exist* today. We have juvenile courts, detention houses and .reformatprid* with ; nulWb'&VJ all’ iifgaiVli.. __ _ ____ _ ; this great question o f Juvenile dulinquency, and all busy every min- K eeps the Whefcl Turning— Systematically" depositing a part of your earnings every week keeps your bank balance growing. Make a deposit this week. What about Florida sumnjers? Many people have the idea that the summers in this stat? are absolutely unbearable and that to be at ail com­ fortable one must go to ’ the mountains or to northern re­ * ^?atch'your step tomorrow—it’ s sorts. This opinion has prevailed so much and for so many F riday’tnc thirteenth1 . , years that i^wilL take .a long time , for us to a\YiU|^rv to the To some girls the task o f as­ realization that this state offers delightful spots for sum­ sembling ‘ - toft*'a bdpe chest Is a hope- mer vacationp. lea* undertaking. . Doubtless '’many F Iori^^gp^pL y^lvave.. ajpAiced. -the' "■it act.ika..nead-orinoaexuoUuSed^oencr3 ‘ tr prompted -wands -------— 4 fu/mUcfiV~attenrtort from — — 7w 2 i 6 i 6 e t i g b s• r»* ' now tak in g,^v-^m iuuw r.at-nom a-,w int«r tb.UtiaiA:who-, when-they leave fur r ; Rough they made a bungling courts and legal Officials? Where F . P. FORSTER, President. D. F. WUITNER, I Ing pictures o f heart aoBofi. No\V|Thtiir homes In the north, cannot resist from expressing, 'office 1ft: a^t&npt,to extract money from the does It originulo, and what are its we can detcdTM tk great gre hec ■Accuracy their sorrow that some people have, to endure the terrific nineteen times been elected. X ’frith probably knows what he’s doing distracted pa runts o f their victim, causes? Where can be'Its starting when a person ia id lava. heat in Florid^ during the summer months. To those who this time. even after he was dead. From but In the hom e? The cruel fact is -a their earliest: childhood they had that the American people are so wjjii Victim v ic t im oo if Dementia u e m e n u a know no better, Florida is almost unbearable in July, Aug­ “ McDnwcll tad more money than was good much engrossed in the pursuit o f Prmecox" says a *headline. “ “Except' ust and September. IF THE public service had ten for thsm, and had only to ask for wealth and pleasure, that it is ne­ fo r.th a t he^is alright, It is preB**Ur Tkmm • Mb* « rd Mmtu* For Coughs and Cold*, . Few there are who .will deny the fact that there are men as good as Mellon, how much and It was given them without- glecting its greatest increment o f sunfW; places in the country where it is much cooler. But does would they*be worth to the United fi. tin t or limit. — --------o ---------wealth, the rising generation. That aches, Neuralgia, Rheo The first reflection that comes to was true o f these young men in W hat has become of the old- the average tourist who spends the winter in Florida, spend States? and All Ache* and fashioned* girl who props rod Sun­ his summer in the cool spots or does he swelter and bake in pilpd is that neither wealth nor Chicago. Blest with elegant homes, The treasury, under ‘Mellon, re­ education is always u successful equipped with eveiferthing that day dinner in order that her ALL DRUCGan mother could attend church serv­ hot northern cities or towns where the thermometer stays ports u surplus of about $-100,000,- bdf^tu criminality. Somo of the heart could wish, they still had sftc aad 65c, Jon sad tike up both day and night? Does the average Floridan who 000 and the government hereafter, ices? test criminals the world has little o f real home life. They had Hospital wo. $100 r known have been hien of none o f the training which far-see­ goes away for the summer generally go to cooler parts of when borrowing money, will pay I f all o f the radio fans in the the country or does he end up sweltering with the heat and jnense wealth, and they have too ing fathers and |___anxious mothers only i!*i per cent. It paid 4W and often escaped punishment. Where t weru accustomed to give their chitcountry would band together and upon hia return to his home state tell of what an unbear­ form a political party, they would more before Mellon took charge. could there be found a greater ‘ dren in earlier days, before the g m mnasiBsi mn a n —; have enough strength to elect a able summer the north is having? Some others don’t use loa| than the ex-kaiser o f cores of business, o r 'th e alluregood judgment, spending much of their timo in sections of president. sny? The war he instigated inents o f pleasure, had turned the The oil ^investigation folds it-d ’ --------- o ---------tb^ country where the hot days are more keenly felt. d the world with woe and thoughts o f the parents from the tent an(L*fealg -away.' It’s just doad^, Cutting advertising, say* the isery, slaughtered millions o f;m o s t sacred responsibilities of •There are a few Florida cities catering especially to that’! H. The people say, “ frjill, ;on, W aycross Journal-Herald, may re­ - made cripples o f millions of .their lives, the rearing o f their duce the cost o f doing business, but summer tourists. Florida offers many wonderful places where her men, filled world with 1children to become good citizens. led the wortd der. They knew enough to W H OLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS It BBC cutting your windpipe, will rg^iifp people may enjoy the bot dayp. There are high class re­ steal a great deal." And then ask: inotirning, and made millions of Naturally the young men went the cost of living. ” S Richmond, Virginia. vrfdnfes.snd orphans. Yet he lives wrong, and the whole world la starts in this state now going after summer tourists, among "W hat n e x t?" ■ jm /J — ------- o-----------tn peace and quiet at his sanctuary amazed at the result. The only . if J | Newspaper readers are greeting them being Daytona, which ^.offering many inducements in .Holland, because the nations difference between these lads and news from the Republican conven­ for Florida residents to spend their vacations- in that popu­ THERE ARE still twelve investi­ have m ore‘ respect for u covenant j others in lower walks of life is tion as a relief} from the almost lar resort. ». n he had ever shown. that the latter go wrong earlier, gations going. The most import­ iteady diet of murders which have hese young men were finely and fall into the clutches o f the Until more Florida cities get busy and develop plans ant is investigation o f the jU ftra ff filled the newspapers daily. For four years they had law before they have become for entertaining and ftaf attracting our home people, the scandal—about a thousand .'millions n cated. advantage of instruction by the 1adepts in .crime, No time should be lost in con­ trains and boats and highways leading to points out of the spent, to-use a polite word, t»\^ n « best minds of Europe and America I Real reformation must begin in struction of the Lake Monroe state will be crowded to Capacity with Florida people and flying riiachliies produced qr only gathered at the university they a t - : the home, in the lessons which the boulevard so that it will be ready tended. One o f them was an expert parenta should instill into the a sample or two. for traffic by the time the new road with Florida money. ornithologist and had written an minds o f the children from their from Orange city to the river is This Htate con be mode a great summer tourist state essay on an obscure bird, which earliest years. When the law is completed. 1 * « as well us a great winter tourist state. To become so, some­ NOTHING, PROBABLY will £aa accepted with approval In the forced to toku a hand, it is usually --------- n---------scientific journals. With all th e *, too late. 1 The New York Herald-Tribune thing must be done to educate our own people and to ac­ come of that aircraft inquiry, quaint them with what Florida has to offer along this line, It's fur more important than the notes that Henry Cabot Lodge is taking a back seat In the present It is a problem that Bhauid be worked out without too oil matter. To be robbed in peace Republican convention, which re- great delay. , Florida ^con be made a great summer resort is not as important as to be beaten **' W ILLIAM JENNINGS B R Y A N < minds ua that it is time someone and neglect in doing’ so ia costing the Btate many millions in war. And lack o f aircraft nllght was trimming his whiskers.. ST. PETEREBURG TIMES mean defeat. of dollars annually. ' — ------o France has a fighting air fleet The arrest o f MlSs Abby Rocke­ -------------cy Florida did itself proud In the influences in the Eaat that now feller, daughter o f John D. Rocke­ THERE ARE four kinds of people, three of which are ten times better than ours. France selection. o f delegates to the na­ demand the nomination o f Gov­ feller Jr.,' recently on a charge of spends about twenty millions a tional Democratic convention and ig is causing more cummo- to be avoided and the fourth cultivated; those who don’t ernor Smith, would inevitably have year on aircraft, we spend seventy it wns a fitting compliment that in New York police circles know that'they flflh’t kfidWf thdse' who kntaw that they dflh’t ' been chosen at the Baltimore con­ William Jennings Bryan should A country which "cun’t the capture and subsequent icquiiii know; thos^.who ckW’t kfitaw. that they know; and those who [pillions. have been chosen as one o f these vention In 1912 but ior the fearless ction o f Celia Cooney *’ afford to pay poatofflce workers delegates by the largest vote know that they know.— Anonymous. opposition of Bryan. 1-hair baadit. •;' <' • r [ Virginia Produce Com] S Headquarters for all Varieties of ■ and Vegetables, Prompt and Person^ jj Attention to All Shipments :ch„:OT< ford and Pittsburgh, ittirig them dp wtUihegln about 1. Tdurists driving south next rill /htd Sgpferd j* after'their Jnesa- Now the pext step will providing o f an up-to-date camp for, the use of autotourists. 1 ' ' ' •* •.— ------ o----7— ford offers an unusual oppor. f for com* canning factory to . operations here. With a year‘ .crop o f various vegetables tld be possible for a plant to steadily the entire twelve ‘ is. B y . p l a n t qf tqip kind additional money would be Sanford and to thia M Y FAVO RITE STORIES , • BY* BtVIN S. COBIL * ‘ Ai’ s ’ DruV official a there was tractor, who, ; jdnco higher mined that hi* only son,'the apple i-hould have _'plenty o f his eye, ___ ______ H With a great dial iq! prldelhet lent the youngster away to one o f thv leading eastern colleges. Fj M M ca . Under _ nder the undergrade al coonskin U7»;*r ai the prise ring and father. w| counting f n a }y. eon afford that, it seems. f ______ » • * F. D. ROOSEVELT will decline t* manage an openly wet candidate. 41 Smith thinks .he knows what New York wants. MeAdoo will now lead the race. A pretty fight probgbly. • j4 •........ i . . •.; f l AL.SM ITH , presidential candi­ date, declines the -advice o f his manager, Roosevelt, whp, It ia said, wanted Smith to turp bono dry and "respecUbls." Al Smith is out for a change in ths prohibition laws and demands beep fo r every state that wants it. in It’s a poor ber fer glvin r** him askin' h o‘gets thai A gintlemen Spoart. 1 was I'd make turrihly i-aa. " langwidgq Up me the at the table, ‘■lip bread* nn’ 'nix on the gravy.’ I'm giviu’ ye fair warnin' that ye must be a credit to yer fanCly ••>' 3T»r father. I'll nat bo sendin' ye.back to Princeton to be a rqwdy in y tr J It is thought that yesterday Cap. ta lk ."------6,71 “ But, father,” broke In the o f­ U ln D'Oiney, the brave Frenchman, rccssfully .finished his -flight fender, "you don't u n d er*" m Paris across Europe and Asia, What I have aakH* pothllr#/ the Far Eaat, landing on ths the ordinary. It’a the way a Japanese flying-field fifteen miles fellows I know talk. I ha' "'oklo—-otaiiigg without orJrtcud that doesn't talk 111 ion oz advatae preparation, I t? vsnttre to asy that ’• the ArlfL.yoi polled for any candidate for the And the Grtat Commoner is still position. fearless and still eloquent. It has b een . somewhat amusing Thoeu who are deceiving th em -! to notice the fear o f Tamntahy and some o f the presidential, possibili­ selves, or are trying to deceive*' others, in the effort, to minimize 1 ties that Bryan would b«. among ths delegates, iuta their efforts to Bryan s influence at a Democratic F have the people generally assume national convention are In line Tor ’ a rude "awakening when the "Peer­ thatr'sveiv if a delegate, hla influ­ less Leader" gets into action.' ence )Would be “ almost negligible” , Tammany, and New York’s candi­ date .for the presidency, Governor Contemporary Comments Smith, wouid be greatly pleased, no doubt, if Bryan’s influence could K Whenever scientist* find timo be made not "aBnost** but entirely j heavy on their hands they speculate "’negligible’*, but' no one who has lUt fu sib ility of life on kept ;ept account of hi* wonderful .In­ is , but a couelusioa Is always as fluenee in national convention* since v s "crown •o f thorns and ■ fo ld " speech secured for first nomination for tha Gwmany is noted for synthetic *U to know that statutes created during the war. pat a convention t It ean not make a synthetic e n ■•ttlsmant.— South Bend SKmut*1' “ ■SrSET - argo)ten that I Shlrwood says h« is % , He’s �' JtWfjfeie ^ rr? THE S A N ^ R P IITOALP, tttURSPAYJJtlNIE Mi*s. Williams Gives . Party in Honor Miss . Lehman on Tuesday IB 3 2 S J Friday Bon Ton and Frlloha teas, Mrs. Ed Betts, Park p. m. .. dub; hostesses, Mrs. ,ad Mrs. Minarlk; homo (insrik, 100 laurel Avelovers’ club. Hostess, T. Williams, Crystal p. m. Tuesday honoring M bs Francis Hostess. Miss Fern Ward, (reel, 3:30 p. m, NSOUNCEMENT M/s. Sherman Moore jud parents o f a healthy ion, bom at (he FernaldHospitnl' • yesterday, id son are doing nidely.1 Lr.ke Mary Summer Hints Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Locke have moved to their new home at Paola. For Y ou n g Mothers Mr. and Mra. J. A. Peckham had The hospitable horn* o f Mr*. F. I _ m im . , recently aa their guesta for the T. Williams on C.hryntnl Lake was I week end, Mr. and Mrs. George Mcthc scene o f • a pretty party on |Ghnn o f Tampa. Tuesday afternoon, when -M rs. i f Miss LoTaine Lockse has returned Hams entertained In honor o f Mis* Genevieve Lehman, a bride-Uj*fca; to her home . In Wnuchula a fter, spending some time here as the The spacious veranda was cftfml-i guest o f her sister, Mrs. Morris ed with a bevy of swept young Sjobldm. * • . • ...i . ■ , ,: fiV g irb In summer frock*, who Charles Lowe has returned.from enjoyed a guessing ■contest- irnUJ a visit at Daytona. a heavy shower drove 'thcm*iatN. Mrs. C. II. Ellis is in the hos­ ths house. Here ' they . found a beautiful ’'shower’’ o f raltibqwamL pital in Philadelphia. Phone: Res. 425 Thursday , Rooserult Auxiliary, U. Lui meet at the parlora lit church at 8 p. m. jigt Sunday school nic at Enterprise in All arc to meet at "2 o’clock. be a special meeting si Neighbors” at 7:80 u* Mssonlc haiL fijUke’’— three-act play, j, 8 p. m., admission 35c >> W T , GABRIEL TELLS SUFFERERS HOW TO END PILES FOREVER Acute Indigestion GREATER RIDING COMFORT Snnfcbers U: P .A .M E R O Is A Food Problem. . Rochester Devtoi— Arkirv*rr*H *-: markable - Success with New It Is hard on a child to *ufT*r inPrescription. Must Give Abaodigestion in summer. Usually there la fever and vom­ lute Relief er Money Rack. iting, apt to be very prostrating. One way to prevent such attacks It has remained for a well known Is tb see to It that the child doe* Rochester doctor to find a real not eat heavily when over-tired. Often the trpuble may be traced remedy for Piles. Years of pa­ to improper food, which should be tient, painstaking effort on his stopped immediately. port has resulted in a prescrip­ As for treatment, do not forget that In. indigestion, the on i na tion that will actually heat Piles, have quit operating, and the bow­ and absorb them never to return. el is lull o f undigested food. This doctor says no man or wo­ Don’t worry about the stomach— man need suffer another hour from it will empty Itself. But give a good clearing out treatment. Llv* any pain arising from Hemor­ ollax will do the work thoroughly. rhoids cr Piles now that he has Then put the child on a very mode arrangements with leading light diet for a few days. druggists to dispense this won­ You can get a good-sized bottle derful prescription known as o f Liv-o-lax at the drug store for MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES for a ,,Uc* 1 moderate price on the money back ., . ’" " z -.,;■i — - = •is dissatisfied plan. You'll be amazed to see how j STAN DIN G OF CON­ quickly it acts. Blessed relief o ft­ en comes In an hour; even in TESTANTS M Icases of long standing with pro­ fuse bleeding really wonderful re­ L A N E TH EATER sults have been accomplished. t'i Take E. Mundy' leaves thi^ afternoon for Daytpna to attend the Drugcists’ convention. J. W. Corley Is here for a few ,. ------ £*> i % days from Atlanta, Go., to The Women’s Auxiliary held a after his farming interests.' meeting Monday afternoon at. the Prcsbyteriia' Church. •’ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett of West Palm Beach attended the George Itedfem will attend the Zachary-Phllyaw wedding. c . ' Starr has recently re Druggists’ convention at'D aytona ored ribbons falttng from the csii* | a ing o f the dining room and envelop-' turned from Tainpa und St. Petentoday. i; Miss Georgia Mobley leaves Ing the lace covered table. 1 i burg. today to visit friend* in Jackson­ The guest o f honor was sestfed George A .. Spear returned this ville. The infant daughter of Mr. and morning from a few days trip to at one end o f the table and bidden Mrs. Alex Strickland was buried A. L. Betts o f the First National Sarasota and Punta Gorda. to open the dainty packages placed hero Monday, June 2. Bank is spending a few days In Beware of Imitation*, before her. Each one was found Jacksonville on business. Mrs. J. Fleisher and son, Irwin, the genuine in 10c and 38c pnekThe , Casino b having lots of to contain a lovely piece o f linen. and Mrs. Maurice Kronen left this ages bearing above trade war* , bathers every afternoon; some days A. W . Langley of Decatur, Go., afternoon for New York and As* During the afternoon the hostess all they can take care of. Is In the city for a few days. He bury Park to spend the summer served delicious refreshments con­ b stepping at the Montezuma sisting of sandwiches, salad and Mtv'nnd Mrs. C. E. Farino an. Storage And Hotel. Mias Ellen Mahoney o f Leesburg punch. nounce the arrival o f a son on May 30. will arrive this afternoon to be the Repairing Mrs. Williams* guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lingle and son and guest of Nell Williams for a few the members of., the Junior Phil/ Miss Emily left yesterday for their days. Mr. and Mrs. Goodheart Sjobhome in Illinois to spend the sum­ mer months. r X ci X o ^ h ^ — 1 *■'•> new house. D. L. Thrasher has roturned from older guests. a few days* trip to Sarasota. After • Wrecking Service Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Marshall and Just two weeks from Saturday looking over that city Mr. Thrasher Mias Jewell Carter attended .the N ight Bridge Club. Is ^ night the Milune Theater will BUILD STRENGTH Druggists' convention at Daytona decided Sanford was ths better city. Phone G43-W. Night 289-R award the |2.1J5 In prizes to the Th< depends entirely on the yesterday. fhe body d< after Mr. Vernay’a interests in ths* D. C. Landers expects to attend I section. His son-in-law, J1. F. Ire- 12 contestants receiving the high- blood lor strength. 1! the blood is Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt the Druggists’ convention at Day­ t -. . „ .# w , „,„i| land, left Monday for his former est number o f votes. Every $3.00 ‘ Wn, impure and undernourished, will attend the Druggists’ conven­ tona today, remaining for the ban. , i . i,i .J your strength is impaired, your vl. nook o f tickets sold by the con- ^ a„ d ycur ^ wer ol buet tonight. M r ? " * ' T ! ’ H.hS . , t o r tion at Daytona today, remaining be engaged in the sumo work. * “ tisticullv decorated with n profus­ Sanford Avc. and 2nd St. testants this week for $2.50 to tho resistsnee against disease lessened. over for the^ bankuet this evening. J. C. Peen will attend the Drug­ ion of pink zimeas Tuesday evening A | LEO N A R D I'S E L IX IR FOR Mis. Me K ill and granddaughter, purchaser earns 3 000 votes when the Night Bridge Club met Mr. and Mrs. I, W . Ramsey o f gists* convention at Daytona toda blood. Miss Blanche Decker, have returned j $3.00 book sold next week earns! T H E BLOOD ifeeds c m i ithe m ° l0Oti> at their home. Daytona Beach attended the wed­ .staying over for the banquot th t« their home in MissUsi t'n their home In Mississippi after 2,000 votes, und the same book sale l * b\oo<['m eanLUGGAGE CARRIERS * A fter an enjoyable evening o f evening. ding o f M bs Mary Zachary on spending the winter here. earns only l.uOu votes the .A ^ “ 1 ^ bridge a delicious frozen salad was snemhn. thWednesday. week of tne campaign ending on p ort.f7ytm r body against disease. irry Walsh, Miss Lee sorved by tho hostess, Mrs. HousFnlit down on lit’ ’ dir’ “ f th. runMrs. Harry The Lake Mary boys und girls Saturday, June dhin, ut lo p. m. i Make It atronger, more healthy by nine- liosird and urn out ni the-way P. D. Rupert of Washington, D. Annum and Miss Anna Wclerslnsku holder. graduating from tho Sanford the votes will be counted and u ^ g L E O N A R D I’S E L IX IR When scores were counted, it C., arrived in the city yesterday Jwill spend this afternoon in Or­ wlim not In uw’ . School this year were: the prizes awarded by a commit- F O R T H E B L O O D , the ideal tonic was found that F. E. Roumillat Grammar from Debray. Mr. Rupert leaves lando. Dbinche Decker, Eudnru Ferguson, lee of well known Uuan.ess incii. L d purifier. A.lc for L E O N held high for the men nnd was Cornelia Durant, John Whitaker, today for Macon, Gn. Two slips. * Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Farino un­ awarded a pair of silk sox, whllo Claude Locke, Stanley l’ eckhani, Hie judges who huvu been asked to A R D l’S E L IX IR in the yellow Mrs. Frank L, W oodruff Sr.. family moved Monday to Longwoud Mrs. Roumillat held high for the Carrol Minchew, Lilia Lloyd und take charge ol me ballot no* tne ptclu|c. Refuse all aubrtltnU* A* lust mgnt of the campaign are as dniggiita. $ 2.(50 and $ 2.95 Mrs. W. E. Scoggin, Miss Naomi where Mr. Adams has opened a ladies nnd was presented n pair of Rudolph Lloyd. follows: lovely silk hose. | Scoggin and Mr. Ohlandt and barber shop. R. W. Deane, Assistant Cashier, Members present were Mr. arid Frank L. W oodruff Jr. will motor I. O O K I I I Seminole County Bank. to Daytona Beach today. The Lake Mary Christian En­ Mr*. E. F. Houshotder, Mr. nnd t&.ooduwn brink’ Air. J. U, Hull, Hall Hardware deavor will be represented at the Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mr. and Mr*, factory r e b u i l t * ;yi>ewtltur. a n y Store. James Jackson and Victor Greene convention at Tampa June 13-1G by W. C. Hill. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. muku liooil o* Air* D. L. Thrasher, Thrasher Roumillat, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Deleft yesterday. Mr. Jackson will Miss Margaret Sprout. 105 Palmetto Av*. new. Ask lo & Woodruff Clothing Store. Cottes and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. stop o ff at Washington while Mr. pn*. Mr. A. L. Betts, First National Greene goos on to New York to I'rupln Hank The friends o f Robert Hines will Substitutes were Mr. and Mrs. Bunk. It. K. 1*0VI) spend the summer. be glad to learn that he is so suc­ Floyd Palmer. I'k sio n s Mr. R. W. Penrman Jr., Cham­ cessful In pine apples at Palmetto. ber of oCmmcrcv. TRAVE L BARGAINS Mrs. Henry Lappln o f West First He Is in charge o f Inspection work FARMS. U. H. Drown, Cashier Peoples Street has onened her northern in that city. Bunk, home at Brigntwater, L. L, for the Round Trip, variable route HOW THEY STAND TODAY summer, previous to sailing for Miss Marie S.temper has arrived tn acr.s. Improv’ d, tiled': barn. Summer Tourist Tickets Miss Annie Lee .................. 70a,000 France. lonant h a u * .; ptaf’ mMl locat’ d: to spend the summer months with On Sale worth fl.ooa p’ r acre, For quick ulrs. W, L. Rumple............ ..082,000 home folks. Miss Stemper attend­ orDaily until September 30.■ml’ pstly will t a k . Miss Ulliu Vera j^(ls»on...,u4*,uvv Mrs. G, R. Nottingham, two sons, ed Piedmont College, Demorest, rnna. t.rms to suit purchaser. Limited to return October 31. Miss Helen Hoagiii............... 030,000 Gardner and John, o f Ft. Pierce, Go., the past year. Liberal stopover privileges. 11 acres, with hou... locat’ d with airs. Reginald Holly.......... ^*08 000 stopped over a few days with Mr. hard road .on two s ld ..r tarn) la »nd Mra. J .’rR. Fbrrest on’, their . Mr. nnd Mrs. W . A. Raynor are b” t of Dilip’ ; ruc’ rttly ro-tlUd. At I .m “ e " c S t " ...." K l Many' a&AclVvo'V 6ufa p bargain. • 4 leaving on Friday’* boat for Hnmp. ■ to E fr .-I i I .» H e i o t * i * » * u ton* Buys; U. T., -theTr' fbrm ir home, ? 0" W± r c ? n I l d « S d o n k 10 acres, lust off UcsrdulL On* S h ip m a Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holcomb.and to, which they journey each summer Mr. arid Mrs. Claude Ford o f At- to sea felaUvos-' and friends. M (or the liver 24 HOUR Entertained Tuesday- RIVE & WALKER £ Party Is •• • ■ < ertained On uesday Evening ,rrty home o f Mr. and ). Zachary on Magnolia ru converted into a veritof beauty, Tuesday eveMrs. Zachary,'M rs. A. ami Miss Bessie Zachlined the members o f the bilyaw bridal party and l town guests, following sal. The wedding colors, sitel shades o f tne rainrt artistically used in [ this spacious home. The sption and dining rooms id en suite and adorned itities of potted plants ftnch baskets filled with rs of rainbow hues. In room, delicious fruit F.P.RINES Carle C arleton Touches 1 Hearts With New Comedy . K. Jovlers. vftt liout* receiving line which and Mrs. A. D. Zach- ■ Mrs!" W, A. Zachary, Mr. add Mrs. W. L. Henley are Zachary and Dick leaving Friday via Clyde Line for New York and will visit Albany, is rendered throughout Niagara Falls, Washington and and a notable fetature other points o f interest before re­ .ing of a group of "old turning. |love songs,” sung •by a the girls. The lights off with tho exception the upper hall, which Boon-light" effect. (hour refreshments, conpound cake, brick ke pink, green and white, |nectar, were served chary was most becomin a frock of shell h trimmings of cream narrow orchid velvet *' ' ,• ■<» plightful event concluded pre-nuptial affairs, with » charming ibride-io-ba honored. The evfenlng onally pleasant, and tip pltalfty of vthese-three [hostesses was reflected •tall — ________ 'j - r t e r ia n ." Y ^ u n g 's C o p fe IBe H e ld f ,S oon ' ' * . . ond Florida Synodical ople’s conference will be ’ 17-24, at Ratlin*. Col•[ Park. The conference .the young, people of the >Church, U. 8.' and all . »gea of 16 and Si ate |»ttend. Churchea should ■elect their delegate* M/oung people who'give iot becoming leaders as 7** *»ho are now, already ILeaders and teachera of “ People may also attend. Mr. Bushneli and daughter, Louise, have returned from Okee­ chobee, bringing with them Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Ireland, Baby Jack Ire­ land and Mise Miriam Bushneli. They expect to make their home at Locnlow. r -flftv and - Mr*:-' at ¥ and M estop lea ChriUlan While In Tami of Mrs. .^ m l; Rev. E. T. MontJwkwnvtlle; Mr*. W. M. . GunesviUe; Mr*. P. ,W. Ij ? ’ Duncan B. H^keonviUc. ’ r*W D eligh tfu la n d B eneficial REDUCED FARES proerem were recitations by n and Mark Dunn, -1 . W5 E. Cole and a song „ _ by __ MUa Eudora Ferguson. w. Mlse Margaret Sprout and Miss Mrs. Jennie Bayliss left Monday Louise BuehnelL her home in Wleconsln after Europe will plant 19 per cent idlng the past seven months visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. J. mor eeereuge in sugar beets thb vtalung I Metcalf. Mrs. Metcalfs brother. year than last. Horry T. Bayliss and wife, come Iu 40 years the number o f Rusdown from Wisconsin Friday to United States boa muL few day* and homerr» a *. : ===; JACKSONVILLt PS Fla. j*ff.Je K ptfi > ill TO* to BA LTIM O R E PH ILA D ELP H IA B O S TO N $ 49.54 55.00 72.10 • (VI* SALTIHOSI OS MILAMLSKIAI W A S H IN G T O N R p u tr ffljfe S d M ra a ra flee Ward. Other numbers on ‘ Xl; SeaTHps B vision r.„ ATLANTIC COAST UNE west side of Silver Lake, that was homo in Jacksonville to be the inown several yeara m the Brock guest guest of her sister, Mr*. W. M. Haynes and family, at their home on Cameron Avenue for two Mr. and Mrs. George Allen end week*. party pa**ed through Sunday en W. M. U. HOLDS MEETING route from Miami to their home In Pontiac, Mich. They were, guests The W. M. U. held their annual at the Ellsworth home some time business meeting in the parlqrs of e First Baptist Chuirc' ego, They Invested In Miami prop­ ternoon erty while them. On account of the weather only W. M. Haynes' car waa side- a small number were in attendance. swiped by h ear Saturday evening Reports from all the circles were need the corner of Park Avenue read then the annual picnic was nnd Terfth’ Streef. Mr. Hsvnes was discussed. Nothing waa decided def­ thrown out but not injured, but his initely so the (matter was carried car waa damaged to the extent of over until the next meeting. a wheel, tire, fender, etc. B. E. Collie was the guest of ,Mjr. and Mra. D. L. Long over the weekend. Mr. Collie In tn route to Lake Worth from Jacksonville. He will go Into the carpenter and con­ tracting business, having been in the same business In Jacksonville several years. ,ii RealtyCo Mr. Cinder o f GindervUle has Mr*. Harry Stevenson will ar­ recently bought the place which in­ gro' on the rive here Wednesday from her cludes a nice orange grove On the evening of May 29, the young people of Lake Mary were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr, and Mra. Snow in honor of the fifteenth birthday of their eld­ est daughter, Mlldnxl Snow. The oung people had a jolly time. Decious refreshments consisting of Ice cream, cakq. and punch were Mr. and Mrs- W. L, Henley of •erved by Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Dunn Celery Avenue are leaving on the and Mrs. Durant. for « trip by water to and msny other northChildren’s Day Exercises The Children’s Day exercises at • M T * i to remain the Lake * Miry Presbyterian tol Bible study* to enlarge Church were very interesting, the *>b's —— .to train for servics Mr. and Mrs, S. A. MePherson, thJldrtn taking their parte well, who have been'tho gdests of Mr, erentfe' wit] s members of the nrfmary class . ' aim* - by * and M n. H. B. Lewis’ for the wlnitar pert were: Christine Cole, [fellowship to Pittsburgh Aer.'hkvr ;i» Ferguson, Helen Dunn, Leslie L the ----- '-n to reInchew, Jewel- Minchew, Joyce inchew, Bernice Snow, Beatrice ► of °n of life to HI* mittee |n d ......... ,....... :---------r.....:..320,Q00 •' " 'M IU » -’ IV. S. A lion M,1*0mm 1 We have the tour for you—Miss Tillye Benjamin .. .....Jtuj.uuu Economical and enjoyable— '• Alias Llnuin ShinhuiMcr...... YOo.QoU With travel comforts on routo Jesse Neely ......................... 195,000 To add ze.tt to your vacation. * 1 the prizes are ready for the win­ ners June 28th. Complete information and Milane Program. Schedule* from Tonight, see Elaine tlunimerstein in "Drums o f Jeopardy,” also com­ G. W. CRIM edy. Friday, Fox presents Elmer • Locul Ticket Agent. Clifton’s "S ix Cylinder Love," also.' INCORPORATED "Beasts o f Paradise” aerial No. 2.* Rooms 615-QlA Saturday. BUI Patton in "The Lust I First Nat’I Bk Bldg. Man ” also comedy. Next Monday and.... Tuesday . "Ponjola.” .. N ex t1 The Standard Railroad o f the Saaford Thursday und Friday, "Black South. Oxen." L.L. elery Avenue left' in their cur uesday morning for Charlotte, N. C „ to visit Mr. Miller's parents and will be absent about two months. . •WHOM Henry Steele arrived here in his car Saturday from Washington, D. C., to visit * h b brother, Boston Steele and family of Boardail Avenue. Miss Gertrude Rungc and Miss Laura Lehman left Tuesday for Lakeland, where they will spend n few days with Miss Rowena Otweli, before going to Tampa to at­ tend the Christian Endeuvor con­ vention. N IA G A R A FA LLS ATLAN TIC CITY MAKE TRAVEL A PLEASURE T hmouqh Ticaara Sacung S tatm o o m A ccomnodation * •] raaouaMT S a i u m m Good Com m u tio m * in Aovanci M E R C H A N TS A N D M INERS TR A N S . C O . T i L im o a i M O F H a o o E. BAY S '. ■MBBBERBBBBBBBBYBR only people in the world none of ue ever forget,” pretty Mias Shipman declares. “ We may be separated from them for ycarej tie may movo }n different sphere* ' cf life, but childhood nmhtls ■vices always esuse an omolionet ciatch at the throat and a quick teay. »/'• I .. I ' w n r ■ 'i ' No matter haw famous a man 'No matter How f n r .w .n a y travel la life, that blessed spot msy become, or how hard for where ve romped With our'child­ that ..matter, 'you can.' always ’• hood playmates, whether It was tooch hls heart by bringing the Park Avenue or the heart of tho conversation around to his own Paradise Alley. Why, I’vo known raistfs to give up jreat «un$'.of v ‘ Helen Stdpmdn, star money, because somebody, re­ minded them of childhood’s happy Reason Is That Every­ body Has a "Paradise A lle y ” to Memory Dear, Says Helen •' Ship man, Star of Production * ■ ndB a" ■■■■iBBRBBaEBBBBBBaBaBBBBBEHBBBBBBBBaaBBBBgBRBBBBBBBI Y ou Furnish W e Furnish A Good Cow A Good Feed The Cow W ill Furnish Good M ilk �\ .) > - . tf’j i . m i w H m r ■f THE SANFORD H E R A tD ; THUR8DAY, JUNE 1 2 ,1 9 2 1 ears lemen ST. PETE TAKES 4 T 0 3 CONTEST Florida State League Clubs: W. L Lakelnnd .................'... 39 11 Orlando .......... -.33 24 St.’ Feteiwburg .;.,32r' 28 Shattered Olympic Re’cords Daytona.............. r ’ LjV lii M ' • BT p PHILADELPHIA, 3uno 12. — Cincinnati nnd Philadelphia buttled lor thirteen innings Wednesday, Philadelphia winning 7 to 6. S?9ore by innings: Cim ......... 000000J I300«rl-MH15* 3 Pbila.-j rr...101000 300000 2— 7 13 J Mays, Benton, Sheehan and W ingo; Butts, Couch, liubbull >tnd W. H E W YORK, June 12.— Pills-burgh enzned an even'break in it* | four game series with New York, V winning Wedncsdny 4 to 2. ‘ wk, Bcore by. Innings:' Pittsburgh ........ 000 004 000— 1 6 1 New York 000 not o o i—2 7 1 N* /"M eadows und Gooch; McQuillan, Ryan, Muun nnd Snyder, Gowdy, mm L. ^ ■ «sr3 a s1 M°Rlchb’ ^ ‘•re by inning*- MUhh R0Ck Mobl,e • Atlanta 4 ■t w .......< ATLANTA,’ took the opened of » fjfi " rl« 'Jith G l.n tJ,* * * Wednesday a:.ernoon°i* George Dumont, cune Ui was the winning shbnu? r . ^ « re bV Inning,; ^ Chattanooga . .000 Clown, Pittsburgh . St. Louis ... ! Philadelphia Southern League Clubs: W. Memphis .......................37 New Orleans ____ 33 Nashville ............... 28 Mobile .................... ...... 27 Atlanta . .......... 20 Birmingham .................23 Little Rock ..................21 Chattanooga ............... 16 L. Pet. 16 .698 23 'Ji89 24 ...538 28 .,491 27 .491 29 ,442 31 .404 38 .298 WARM W EATHER COLDS Warm weather, a wrap left off, n little violent exercise, some perr spiration, a cool breeze, the result is a cold. Be prepared to check this cold with a few doses o f the well-known FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. Best for Leroy Brown, clubmate o f Scholz coughs, colds, hoarseness. Benjamwho battered the Olympic running in Thomas, 712 West Lackawanna Ave., Scranton, Pa., writes: "Y ou r NEW YORK, June 12,— Robert high jump with a leap of six feet HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND did me good, as I had a cold in my Legendre o f the New York A th­ six oue-liulf inches. head and chest.” Get a bottle to­ letic Club, former intercollegiate day. Sold everywhere. champion, Wednesday captured the final Olympic pentathlon tryout from a crack field of • ull-round stars. Legendre finished first in three o f the five events contested, r — 4 lv, o L TO SAY, the javelin, discus and brohd jump THAT I ’ M S u « P R l S « 3 T » THAT A kUOPliNM O K and had a minimum total of It) YOUK n G N T A L C A P A C IT Y *SHOLi l D B A T R O N l^ t points for hi i performances. A FORTUN£ t £ k t -6 R 1 "D O N 'T T O U KNOi/vJ Morton Kaer, University of Southern California, and Clifford — , t h a t s i v v 'p i 3 t u g v e - R i e s r Ga i n * Argue o f Occidental College, Los Angeles, finished in h tie for sec­ ond place with 20’ points eaeli while Charles West, Washington and J ef­ ferson. present mtercollegluta champion, and A. B. Leggett, Un­ ited States Naval Academy, were tied for fourth place With 22 points each. The sixth and Inst entrant to figure in the final standing was Anthony W oostroff, Newark, A. C., who sprang a surprise by winning .the 1,669 meter run. ' Two o f the outstnnding tompetb tors, Brutus Hamilton pf Kansas City and New Gnurdili o f Ik well es­ ter, Mass., were i (uteri to »with.draw when they piilh'd tendons in Legendre Winner of the Pentathlon in New York Test EVERT TRUE BY CONDO 4p."k firrl Jiifice in the final tryout, in the crpss-cpttntry, defeating a field of starters. His time 'Mis 31 minutes, 29 1-3 qecouds, and., the distance six miles Uni! one-quarter. AtJfnt* ‘ The picture above shows Rus­ sian refugees building river huts on the Ntemen, a wuterway that, passing through three nutlone, hoe threatened the peace of Europe more than any other subject o f contention slnco the world war. Considerable sections of Russia and Poland must use it If their products are to have free access ta the sva. Its outlet, Meinel, was under control of Lithuania, but against the protest of the Allied powers who held title to tho teriltory which had been ceded to them by Germany. Incensed at tile Polish seizure of Vilna, Lithuania had kept the lower rtretches of tho Ntemen closed to alt trulllc from above, and refused ta accept the conditions proposed by the Allies fo r.th e transfer o f title and opening of tralHc. Tho council of ambassadors, re­ presenting the Allies, made re­ peated attempts to secure a settlenu-nt of the dispute, hut the In­ terested naubim (touted its de­ cisions. In December the problem was turned over to the League o f James ik-nigaq of Dorchester, Mass., finished sisSrml; John Gray o f New York, third, nnd A. A. Studenroth of Philadelphia, fourth. Verne Uontli of Johns Hopkins uni­ Brooklyn 2 ; Chicago 7 versity, intercollegiate champion, rCv.' BROOKLYN, June 12.—Chicago wns withdrawn from the nice by pi-fr evened up the series o f four gutries Conch Tom- Keen. Booth will com ­ ! with Brooklyn Wednesday, Alex­ pete in the two mile and 1,000 ander subduing the Dodgers, 7 to meters-at Boston on Saturday and , 2., The Cubsknocked Grimes out of it is understood that lie will be ;V tho box in the seventh inning. named on the cross-country team. ■ Chicago ...........200 003 020— 7 13 2 KR Brooklyn . '..... 101 000 000 2 7 3 AJfekander nnd Hartnett; Grimes, Cleveland m.nd< It five strillght by f'A. Dtcatur and Tnylor. defeating Boston in the first game o f the series Wednesday, fi tu 2. ---------Score by innings: • '* St. Louis 7 ; Boston 3 .RpSTON, June 12,— Extra base Boston .......... UPi) 921 001— 1,10 2 hit* by St. Louis and fielding Cleveland . 010 010 00x— 10 t T lapses by Boston gave the CnrdQuinn, Murray and O'Neill; -Inals -a 7 to 3. victory over the Shaute, Uhle ami Myutt. Nations. A commission o f three, comprising Norman H. ■ Davis, former Under-secretary o f Stale for the United States^ a distin­ guished Swedish engineer and a Holland business man, began In February of this year an Investi­ gation of the merits of tho'cose. Tho Commission held hearings for all tho Interested parties, sur­ veyed the harbor of Memel And gauged Its Importance to all the affected territory. R tilled that the river must be free to all traf­ fic and convinced the Lithuanians that they were cutting off their noses to spite their faces If they persisted In a policy of restricting commerce. The Vilna matter was outside the Investigator*’ province. The 1G0,ooo Inhabitants of Memel receive autonomous government under tho new settlement and a free zone Is declared around the port. On the other hnnd Lithu­ ania gets her first clear title to the territory, which had been ceded by Oi-rnmny to the Allies and which had been slezrd by Lithu­ ania over Allied protesla Old Folks’ Ailments gg "I began taking Black- njib gm Draught over fifty years “ So and my experience ®| with It atrctchetf ovt)r n ® *opd long time." says Mr, I # S 'i^ ^ t ^ ? » 'A S r C omb H| t o nent citizen of Floyd, Tex; era t « ‘‘ It to tho beat laxative I gL lm ow -bf-ljQ c old pw plex-rA.™ A good many years ago. In HP f l Virginia, I used to get bill- iffi Leaguo accepted the report o f It* commission, and the entire dis­ pute Is now considered closed. "N obody was entirely satisfied with our decision," Mr. Davis said on his return to New York, “ but both parties feared the censure of the world If they defied tho find­ ings o f the Impartial board set up by tho League. I am happy, as an American, to have had a part In settling what was admitted to be one of the eoreet quarrels In post-war Europe. The peoples participating In the League will never yield their sovereignty but U will become Increasingly hard for any group o f Jlngolsts to lead a country Into war In the face of peaceful and Impartial mediation okcred through a body represent­ ing the enlightened opinion o f 64 nations." , The Nlcmen, Mr. Davis, pro­ phesied, will fast become a teem­ ing trade route, and such obstruc­ tions as the one pictured here will he replaced by an open and busy cbanneL The greatest discovery in flesh healing is the marvelous Borozone, n preparation that comes in liquid ami powder form . It is a com­ bination treatment that not only purifies the wound of germs that cause infecton but it heals the flesh with extraorcr.nary speed. Bad wounds or cuts which take weeks to heal with the ordinary liniments mend quickly under the oWerful Influence .of .this wondsrul rem edy.- Price (liquid) 30c, 60c nnd |1.20. Pdwder 30c and C(lc. Sold by Union. Pharmacy.- t Open Car Cost EX-102 BY ---------- T A Y L O R rROIT SLUGS T A VICTORY ER NEW YORK The firm presenting hou w it h a 1 NEW c a r MA^ AROUSED MM SUS­ PICIONS AND IT MUST BE EXPLAINED! JUAT A MOMANT- PWruAR'CAnM AS WOU HAUH TO 'tOiM. t«M tM IS Even worcc ti.am lhimm n> ^ __LJ________ S w e l l WOU SEE CMIEF.IT WAS I . l.r- hour business WOw x AN *i «-UST •W*CRT>VlT MATTERS T o orvC WHO wiLLr - p6LLV MISREPRESENTS FACTS? .. V ri I M U rE. C TELL -Sl IDRI ( ________ Uetics Wallop While Kox-^-ScnV ■Irs Trounce Browns — Cleve­ land Wins 5th Straight Game. Mrs. George 8. Hunter, o f Columbus, Go., says she suffered severely with fe ­ male troubles. “ I had to go to bed and stay sometimes two weeks at a time," says Mrs. Hunter. "I could not work. M y . . . were Irregular and 1 got very thin. I went from 126 pounds down to le u thsa 100. 1 My mother DETROIT, M ichT june 12.— I)e»ft slugged its way to victory fetiM f e w York Yanlwes in (Ju­ st game o f the series Wcdncsw inning"7‘ Id '2. Harry Hurin o f the American League, was srated on ycsteAiay for optical IDS. flcore by innings: WvYork . .00! 100000— 2 f» 0 trpit . .......... 102 012 OOx— 7 .8 1 Buthk (JostOn mid Hchang, H offin; Whitehall and Bassler. A lcflg u 10; Philatielphia 2 CHICAGO, June 12.— Heimach. I Hasty failed fu stop the. White X batting spree Wednesday and iUdclphia lost the first game of 1 series 10 to 2. Score by innings: iUdclphia _______020 000 000— 2 f e g o . , ---------- - 002 033 l l x —10 Histy and Perkins, Bruggy; kp4Schalk, Cfti bington 12; SL I-xiufu 1 -OU1B, June.' 12/—iShockCr, iwn*' pitching ace, was bato f the box by the W qibipjli lators Wednesday and St. est 12 to 1. t by Inning*: (ton . 101 300 430—12 18 4 K*d been % user or t CONTEND IT 19 0NL4 FAR THAT SOU BE CALLED ON AT THE NEW MEETING OF THE BOARD OF D*REmAjN wnq mou 1 ^HOULCt K a KE SqCM ERRONEOUS EOT CHIEF, X \ STATEMENTS RE6ARO1NGTHE PURCHASE OF THIS C A R - THAT D ID N 'T - / U »S AIL roft THE PRESENTt HOLEY CHEESE! even 1 ONGSOL’S SfRiNB OF BRtOeS JEVfSMADEAft MUCH ; ' r fROVtLE AS TUOffc OffN PE^CERBROTHERS-XL*- r1 Wt9HX WAS IN'eatPT! J . Nashville S; Birai.A^ BIRMINGHAM & Lebourveau contributia* , run and a three-bu* u ville defeated Birmiarfi Wednesday, fl to 2 Obtii only one hit until the Lebourvcau’s homer with i on base gnve Nashville th* xr x m by irminH'- Nashville .........000 200Ml Birmingham ... 000100mi. Moris and Macluv- nt. Robertson. New Orleans 4; H,a* NEW ORLEANS, jS 11 ting to Monroe Mitchell £ hits which, coupled nithea gave them four runs la tl inning, Wednesday, the X leans Pelicans again drsm Boudoir Lamps PAIR $ 5*00 ENINSULAR ELECTRIC C O M (ijil 'feas tho beat and quickest relief I could g e t Slnco I cama to Texas I havo these bilious attacks every now and then—end- I find a Tittle Black-Draught soon straightens me o u t After a few doses, In little or no time I'm all right again.** Thedtord's BlackDraught acts on the stom­ achy itver and bowels In a gentle, natural way. as­ sisting digestion and re­ lieving constipation. GUNN MOU W\VC BCC.N IN OCR CM- °R>M20liJ Hankins and D. AndenZ mont and Haworth. ^ T,,, Last month tho assembly o f tho PREVENTS INFECTION f l oua and I found that * Ptos for Tweiurw vicars and Have 5CRVCD US FAmtFuU-M BUT THE FALSE­ HOOD VOU TOCO HOUR WIFE ABOUT 010 000(X (Seven innings by i Roberts and Smith Dewm er. Clubs: New Yorl: . Chicago . .... Brooklyn . . Cincinnati . Boston ....... Jackson Sctiolz, of the New York Athletic Club, who battered Olym­ pic records for the 10-meter dash at try-outs for the Olympic Karnes recently staged. °°*000| Richbourg, McCall ta L ook , and Deverm*r . R T 'E A U .JohnJftmTOf ’TitHInrrgh t \ 1 Fi» ‘ Ga*, *’ c° re by innings- 38 National League H Pittsburgh Beats Giants — Cubs .Wallop Dodgers — Extra Base lilts Win for Cardinals v Over Boston Team. 18 Now York Detroit . . -St., Lou i s .... Chicago , Washington Cleveland , Philadelphia B it' R E D SO X B E S T P H I L L I E S IN 13 INNING CONTEST ‘ h* With Innintr b > off Long, American L ea se*- it*! Clubs! Boaton f ta . ____9-3; 000 Tampa 000 100— 1 7 3 Orlando 2-2 ftd ; 001013 OOx—J J 11 T, ORLANDO, June '12.— Orlando Chancey; Won n askey, doubleCooper headerand from Tampa It and Nance.the first Kamo hero Wednesday, 9 to 2 and the second 3 to 2. Field­ ing o f Fissc saved the second gnmc fo r tho Bulldogs. First Game Score by innings: ......... 000 020 000— 2 9 3 ......... 001 008 OOx—U 9 0 Orlando Alvarez and Gomes; Thompson and Francis. Second Game Score by innings: Tampa . s _ ....... 000 002 000— 2 9 2 OrJando . ........ 110 000 001—3 0 0 ' U n e , Gober and Gomes; Pfeiffer end Francis. MOBILE, June liT ju took botii game*' o p S hader Wednesday 3 3 Tampa, . .....v.......... *• 36 ~ lakelan d Beats Daytona, G to 1 — ' Orlando Taken Double Header S. From Tampa 9 to 2 and .1 to 2. —*-------Lakeland li; Daytona 1 LAKELAND, Fla., Juno 12.— Erhardt twirled a beautiful game g Wednesday taking the deciding o f the Daytona series 5 to 1. iouble plays featured in the Bine. Bonnie Stewnrt stnrm l field while Brazier and Cu?d hitting, e by innings: 'or Com m erce Brndcntown............. „..,27 3C 1 1 " BBADENTOWN, Fla., Juno 12. ■—Sullivan pitched better than Her* itandez Wednesday but two o f tho v alx hits-he gavo up were home runs. II. Johnson’* error in right was costly too. Elliott, Buskcy and * Tilton palled o f f Borne remarkablfe * plays with tho bases full in the t< niAth> Buskey struck out. t:' Score by innings: L St. Pctoraburg ..001 300 000— 4 0 0 Brndcntown ......100 020 OOx—3 8 3 Hernandez and Moore; Sullivan find McDaniel. Southern r A A A ThaWoman’sfoiOt ^1* I jL ble^ao aha told me t/i' eomei.and •take I t I to. the store after It bafore l had taken the t began to aide hurt n to mend k four botig the lost trdul acted 0 . ^ t W 'M FREIGHT AND TAX E �*1 I THE SANFdRP HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924. >** • ♦ - - t >M ,r r - — :-i ■' — 4 i,r ' ^ ' j i h >» eraid Want Ads A re Willing Worker ■ THEY WILL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU T373T3 tori Daily Herald jijT-AD RATES Cash In Advance ,in ? frown Bfltmtli ■ Col- g« . __ _______ I N • I lM _______ ___ He m III* ^_____ He ■ Ilae .... .....— * 1‘rne Ttp* double abovs Lecd date* ere tor 7,. |a,«rtlon«. K n* con- ti of avers** tangth nted a line char** 30o for llrmt Advertising Rooms F or Rent W a n t e d TO BUY— Direct tram owner attractive residence with all improvements. Must be in good residential section and price must be right In answering give location of property and description of MANUFACTURERS, Merchants, house, price wanted and terms of­ Contractors, Farmers: Seminole fered. .Address Box 80, care The Business Exchange can fufnlsh Sanford Herald. skilled and common tabor on short notice. Phone 303. P. O. Box 1125. BUILDING LEARN ABOUT Polk County and ] FOR RENT— Come over and enjoy EARN $5 to $20 weekly cppylng names for mail order firm. Par­ tho cool breezes at Coronado Ukelfcjjd, through the Star-Teleticulars stamp* J. Leonard, Box 91, grnm. Best advertising medium in Beach and the Ocean V ie * Hotel. South Moridd Published mornings. We have employed a life guard Roxbury, Mass. filar-Ttlegtam. Lakeland. Ha. this season who will look after COKUMnCS (Oa.) I.EDOER—Claaa- your safety while in bathing. Rates ■ .?*** f*1* have the largest clrcu- $2,50 per day. Special rates by the latlon In Southwestern Georgia, week. Free parage. Mrs. W. H. lists lc ft*word) Un«, 1V'ttes. Prop., Coronado Bench, Fla. FOR RENT—One room and ADVERTISE to the Journnl-Herage; hot and cold water. W. L. ald, South Georgia’. greatest newtpaper. Morning, afternoon, Rumple, 1209 Magnolia.__________ RON0 9 , *10,000.00 weekly and Sunday Classified rates FOR RENT — Three furnished V A 1.1 RATION OF ISSUE 10c per line. Wnyci'oss Journalhousekeeping rooms for adults. In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Box 117. Herald, Waycross. Georgia. Circuit. Seminole County, Flor­ FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn't TO REACH the prosperous farmyou be oble to use the money se­ Mrtislnx I* restricted to era and fprn growers o f Volusia cured by renting that vacant room if (Unification. county advertise in the DcLand I iffof Is Hindis lha BRn* Daily News, rato lc per word, cash now going to waste 7 There nre mid will be reeponalble many persons looking for places to Z one Incorrect laaertlon, with order. stay. Help take caro of tnem and MirtUcr. for subsequent not only make money but nssist in ' The office ahould be A LITTLE W AN T AD in The keeping people in Sanford. Phone Immediately In caee of Herald will b rin g 'y ou big re­ 118 and give your ad over tho tel­ to in vK »T i»r-n ». sult*. Advertise those old articles ephone. Use The Iferald for quick ■raid representative thor- you havo stored away and have |service, lunlllar wltli ratee. rule* no uao for. A little thirty-cent ad FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; ilflcatlon. will *l»e you „ information. Ana If may bring you several dollars. rIso four unfurnished rooms. 218 wL they will *»alet you In Phone 148 and a representative French Ave. Inquire 300 French. ^your want ad to make will call to see you, ■___________ (Ifeeure. IPOBTSAT NOTICB. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando ftiwra almuld *lvs their m om ng Sentinel; largest classi­ AUTOMOBILES A N D or poatofflce nddreea ae fied business, rate lc a word, min­ • their phone number If REPAIRS Min result*. About one imum 24c cash with order. ,ui of a thouaand ha* * io,, and the othera oan’t JORDAN BLUE BOY AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — A u­ FOR SALE—Jordan Blue Boy, ex­ alcalt with you unleaa oow your addreae. gusta, Ga.— Augusta’.i greatest cellent condition in every way. lUeontlnnnner Mt'BT be classified medium, rate cash ,09c Driven only by owner. R. G. Fox, l la peninn nt The flancharge. 10c per line, minimum Ph^no 231. 9,raid office or by l«t.30c. Teltphuue UUcoatlnFOR SALE— Light Six Studohakcr are not valid. touring — extra fine condition, •coo. Trompt, Efficient MAINE— Waterville, Morning Sen­ new cord tires—$550.00. Service. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ 1921 Bukk Six touring car — ple are interested in Florida prop­ good shnpe — $250.00. erty. Reach them through the, llWd 1923 ,Ford touring , very good — Sentinel. Rate card on applica-i cor,Q qq OF OTHER TRANS- tion. * A number of other good used , yes, but none with SER- PALM BEACH .COUNTY— The enrs nt bargain prices. Come In ttheir middle name. Phone scene o f stupendous development- and look them over. San Juan Read about it In the Palm Beach Garage. Nnllrr of lent Ion for Tax Herd JOU MOVING?— Call a Post. Sample copy sent on re­ Imlrr Section STS of the (Irnrral t SERVICE TRANSFER. q u e s t ^ ______ Mtatnfr* of (hr Stair of Florida Notice Is hereby tclven that A. M. II do the job as you want it TAM PA, FLORIDA— Tnmpa Daily ftheplicrd. purchaser of Tax tVrtllltone 498.______ _ Times, tho great homo daily, rato No. SIT. dull d the 5th day of ID—Sanford business men rate l H c per word, minimum Juno, A. D. 1922. has filed said certlncntc In my offlco. and line made in in need of competent chargo 25c cash with order. Write application for tax dood to Issue In iuld read the classified for complete rate card.___________ accordance with law. Maid certificate The Herald. There’s no DEVELOPERS ATTENTION—Pen* embraces the followInK described or ^ending out-of-town for sacoln Is bcKlnnlmr the grontcut de­ properly situated In Hemlnole coun­ Florida, to-wit: «n there is probably just velopment In OlurlrliYa hl*tory; a ty.HH of SHU of SHU Hess NU and highway to the half million dollar ion you want in tho city. kuIf bench Just finished: a two less Inr, ft. N. ami s. I>y 200 ft. K. W . In 8K Fur ). million dollar bridge across Esenin- and snld land Im-Dik assessed nt hla 'nay started: iiunrter million theThe date of the Issuance of such cer­ dollar opera house under construe- tificate In name of Unknown. lion; two mllllnha being spent on Unless saidthe certificate shall tie.rehighway; Rroate*t chanca for accrdlna .IwtratntvHn. i_ fttl HCUnnilllK to law l«w tax deed liscellaneous Wanted n P W T O jM w ad bag.'_____________ $ 1.25 ida. Special Tax School District No. 4. Seminole County, Florida, by W m , Jacobs, N. C. Jacobs and Estelle Tribble, Trustees, and C. E. Harrison, Chairman, Fred T. Williams and C, A. Dallas, as Members of the County Hoard of Public Instruction for Sem­ inole County. Florida, vs. M A T ER IA L illitA C L B Concrete to ., general cement work, sldawlaka, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. 1 Terwllleger, Prop.________________ Lumbar and building Material. Carter Cumber Company N. Laurel b e __ Phone 665.__ Hil l l u m b e r c o . Hou*« 0/ _ Service, Quality and Price. Trunks, baggage, pianos, sales, in fact, anything, anywhere at any tim e.. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phone 498. The State of Florida, ex ret. Deo. A. DeCottea, State Attorney for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. . M-mt CITATION To the Cltlsens and Tax Payers of Said Special Tax School District said Special Tax School District No. No. 4. Seminole County. Florida: 4. that a csn v m s of tli» returns of W H E R E A S . A petition has been said election show primn facie evi­ filed In the ahnve styled Court hy dence that said election was In Speclai Tax School District No. 4. favor of the Issuance of tho said Seminole County, Florida, setting bunds us aforesaid by the said forth the fact that an election has District. NOW T H E R E F O R E , In pursuance hcen called and held In said Special Tax School District No. 4. on the 9lh to an order of the Court herein made nnd In conformity with law, day of May. 192». to determine whether or not there should be Is­ notice Is hereby given that the ritlsued by said Special Tax School Bens anil tax payers of tho said Spe­ District, bonds In the sum of $10,- cial Tax School District No. 4. Seinl000.00, to bear Interest nt tho rato mile County, Florida, aru by the snld of six per cent per annum. Interest order and by law required to he* and *M*'; !'.*■»#mit #!*n *Ifi »* oo titrV **Is,i Ii‘ t paynble semi-annually, snld bonds to be dated July 1st, 1321, ant) to Court of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit • * *lUtt, Dll |||« Stall Ut4j U$ duly, el. mature as follows, to-wlt: . Hoods numbered One and Two, for 13. 1324. nt 10 o'clock Iji the morning, at Sanford. Seminole County. Flor­ I t . noo.no each, to mnture ten years ida. then nnd there to show cause. If after the date thereof. bonds Honda numbered Three, Four, and snv thev hove, why said Five, for 11,000.00 eneb. to mature should not bo validated and contwenty years after tho date thereof; W1TNHSS. my hand and of Acini Honda numbered Six. Seven. HlKht, Nine, nml Ten, for 11,000.00 each, to Seal of office at Sanford. Seminole mature thirty years after the date i mini). Florida, this the n t h day of thereof, nml the principal nnd the June. 1921. H. A. DOIU1LAH8. Interest of till bonds to b« p a y a b le , Clerk o f Circuit'Court, Seventh nt the National Pnrk Hank. City and \ Judicial Circuit, Seminole State or New York: the proceeds of County, r torida. the salil bonds to bo used for the Hy V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. purpose of acquiring, building, en­ larging. furnishing or otherwise Im­ tk’ IIKI.LK M A INKS. Attorney for Petitioners. proving school buildings and school (Clerk’ s Seal.) around* and for the exclusive use of the public free schools within 6-12-19-26 7-3 THE COST IP SMALL— T U B HF.NEFIT IS GREAT. Ruumlllnt & Anderson, Hanford, Florida. --Official estimates (ilaou the number of motor vehicles owned hnd operated in the United States at 14,000,000, the investment rgpfeeenled being atxnst A WANT FOND THRU E PHONE 148 Glider Boat Skims on W ater, Ice or Snow. « u r ,s w - i r e Vi N O W *IF V O U W A V iH T THI O O A R E . IN T H E .H Q O t > E < LOST— Keys on chain. Return Herald office. Reward. LOST— Strayed from our past June 8th, a young Jersey Color a light brown and white) face and front feet dark, hind feet white and large patch o f white on flank like question mark; largo eyes. $5.00 fo r information leading to her recovery. Mrs. Geo. Ballenger.___________ LOST— Bay mule, weight about lc* 100 lbs., slightly lama in f r fo o t .. Reward if returned to I. Hart, Bock Hammock. DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Sanford Novelty W orks V. C. COLLER, Prop. Saves Horses and Driver Designed to skim over the surface of and as ai_ a torpedo carrier for^ batlle- I Wsgoo brakes are automatically set / A*rinn** ships. Six of the boats, ^ when the horses stop, thus kreping the the water or across ice or snow, a sea­ going “ glider,” equipped with an air­ plane engine atul propeller, is being tested. The inventor haa planned the craft as an aid to police and govern­ ment officials in chasing lawbreakers water. Docks and Loons Use Wings to Swim under Water MISCELLANEOUS FO R SALE General Shop and Mill Work Spring Brake on Firm Wagon Elton *T ilo n g h to n .l ARCHITECT First National Batik Bldg.f Sanford,------------- Florida Contractor and Builder M 7 Commercial Street Schelle Maines s s s •l- LAWYER Wilson Welding & Radiator Work* *Hf ti*a iletal we cx Preventing Aerial from Rolling One of the most common troubles Do ducks use their wings while experienced w i t h multi-conductor swimming under water? The ques- aerials is that the spreader turns a r o u n d in a , tion is discussed frequently among windstorm and sportsmen iDd oituni itudiQtii the wires croaa, I opinions sometime* differ. Testimony making it neces- it can ho atlachcd to an ordinary farm ! of reliable authorities, however, *upwiry to climb vehicle. It is connected directly with i porta the belief that various species of up on the roof the doubletrees. As the horses start, ducks and grebes, loons and other div­ t o disentangle I tho pull is exerted on tho spring m ing .birds do use their wings when them sgab. A front, thus making the load eaaicr to swimming beneath the surface for s i m p l e a n d start, as the force reaches tho wagon food or in trying to escape capture. c f f e o t 1 v e I gradually. This forward movement A ruddy duck was observed in Lakti method of preventing this trouble is also releases the rear spring P” * ! } ” Michigan not long ago, feeding in to suspend a weight, which may be a on the brakre. In « “ n* l **‘11*. fifteen or twenty feet of clear water. heavy pipe elbow, from each spreader tho hand brake la available. Tho <1 As it got well started on its downward plunge, the wings, about two-thirda as shown in the illustration. The vice saves the labor of locking the extended, were used in quick, shorii weight is tied to the center of a handle in the ratchet each time the strokes at the rale of about one a rope and tho ends of the rope fas- wagon is stopped, ca*c* the work of tened to the ends of the spreaders the horses and of the driver, and saves second to assist in propelling it and in ‘ wear on the harness. as shown. rising to the top as well. * -J - — Court He weld ft.* tANFORD, FLORIDA George A . DeCol W . J. Thigpen ____ Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Rank Hanford, - ■■■ Huai Estate ami Insurance Puleston-Brumley Bldg. Hanford, Fla. Fred R. Wilson ATTORN EY-ATFlrst National Bank Sanford ■ -------- Sanford Sign Shop] APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Classes of Work 107 Nortl Sanford Ave PRIN TIN ' The Matthews W s la k a DISK* B a als _ Phone 417-L-2 By - GEORGE McMANUS * (GING UP FATHER m A SPLENDID FEELING That tired, half-sick, discourag­ ed feeling caused by n torpid liver and constipated bowels can bo gotten rid o f with surprising promptness by using Hcrblne. You feel its beneficial effect with the first dose as it? purifying nnd reg­ ulating effect is thorough and complete. It not only drives out bile nnd impurities but It imparts a splendid feeling of exhilaration, strength, vim, and buoyancy of spirits, lhrico 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. • ■. . year. This amount is said to equal mpre than half of all taxes. It Is con­ tended that payments made by own­ ers of motor vehicle* for highway service ahould be in proportion to tho benefits received; that taxation should not bo uniform but should correspond to the highway facilities of the differ­ ent states. s • • Hy A. M. W E E K S . P. C. -jo Jttaq HI* nod Atois u s| stqx most daily, If you keep your ears open, for there arc hundreds o f grate­ ful patrons o f The Herald Want Col­ umns who daily have tho Lost and Found section to thank for the re­ turn tof some treas­ ured possession, which they hsd al­ most given up as "gonq for good. The Lost and Found W ant Ads aro tho recognized medium fo r loaor and finder to get In­ to touch with, each other. No matter which side o f tho fente you are On, .try. this colum and see how quickly and inex­ pensively It works. To reach all the people effectively— leave your Want Ad at The Herald Of fleo. Phono us to send fo r it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. H OUSE -Ik lit Utl is a i» r m f * For Sate— House and lot on San­ FOR RENT—Two room apart- ford Avenue. 1‘ rice $1,250. Terms. f o r t o A b r ,— Dunlop Cord Tires by For Sale— Business now clearing or without garage. Fellows Service Station, c o r n a r ^ ^ 618 Oak Avonuw._____ four to five hundred dollars per 1st and Elm Ave. month. $I,5UQ takes it. Come I'OR RENT—-Light housekeeping FOR SALE— Practically new quick. rooms, with sleeping porth, one ing machine. Box 111. For Sale— Ten acres, 300 feet black behind hospital, 304 W. Fifth Street. lake front, good dwelling, garage, a JIMMIE HOW ARD'S repair is located at the coner o f 4a good variety o f fruit trees, a bagI’ OR RENT—Two room housed gain for $4,000. Termsand Pine Ave. and he will be gb keeping apartment. 719 Oak Ave­ We havo the largest listing on to see any o f his old customers, i nue, celery nnd vegetnole farms in the take care o f the! rwanta at ------ .If. -----------, lot, „a O M. time. . He docs genera) in to r e p _ , city. you want- _a v„ city suh OR RENT— Two 4-room apart­ burban lot, a house ready built,* “ nd Suanmtees satisfaction. ment*. Inquire Palm Hotel. celery farm, grove o*- anything In Bring your auto troubles to tho real estate line cnil on us. We and then forget them.________ FOR RENT— Two furnished hou.se- sell at the owners’ price only. Call _k eep ln g rooms. 716 W. First St. nnd see us. W e give you the bar­ FOR SALE— Complete radio equip* will take small cash paym i gains and service. !O R R E N T — Thr ee- r oom fur­ and balance easy terms. Box 201* THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. care Herald. nished apartment with private SEMINOLE HOTEL AN N EX. 3160 ^ ^nth, to adults. Apply FUR SA LE — Coinple radio eqqui|j FOR SALE— Flrieen nercs o f land, ment and complete seta at various all cleared. Four acres of finest prices. Cash or .terma. Box muck land cleared and drained. care Herald. SPEED UP YOUR Eleven acres o f good farming and citrus land ready to se t Fifty one- FOR SALE— A one stable manor L A Z Y LIVER year-old tangerines, some bananas. no sawdust. $5 ton F. O. Clem Jonrx Liver and Kidney Four acres of water melons ready Hastings. N. E. Thigpen, Hast* for market. Four-room house on Ings, Fla.______________________ Tonic Will Do It hard road. Twenty minutes’ drive As a tonic when there Is weak- i from Sanford. To be sold at a bar­ FOR SALE— Used steel pulli ness and laek or appetite, when a ' gain If sold within next ten flays. different sixes, Hoolehan-C llttln exertion makes , you feet Write Box 11-1 Altamonte Springs, man Co. x tlri-d. your legs drng. your bark or call 605-A, Winter Park. aches, your mouth tastes nnd your WANTED TO TRADE— Equlfy of FOR SALE— Dishea o f all kli__ , " k e p Is broken. Clem Jones Liver fruit jars and green coffee. 329 $-1,000 In Miami bungalow valued and Kidney Tonic Is the one thing Sanford Av e .________________. that will resloro your strength and at $8,000 fo well located real estate enable you to enjoy life. CLEM In or near Sanford. If Interested in JONHS LlVHIl AN D KIDNEY n trade write fully giving descrip­ FOR S A L E — Furniture, including TONir\ because of Us general Victrola, dining room suite, TONIC nnd health-giving effect, has tion of your property and price established Itself ns a recognised wanted. Address your answer to beds, etc. Bargain. Phone 189. remedy for TORPID LIVER. Rox 79, care The Sanford Herald.__ FE V E R . MALARIA AND COLDS. CLEM JONES LIVER AND K I D - FOR SALE— Well located lota in VEY TO N iq Is not only beneficial desirable residential section. Can Lost and Found h n liver medicine, but It exerIse* n cleansing nml stimulating be purchased with small cash pay­ LOST an opportunlt l t f to ment nnd easy monthly payments. sifluence In tho stomach ond bow abreast with tho tim ss by els. Through Its excellent ca­ Address Box 431, caro Herald. reading the classified pages thartic properties bilious Impuri­ ties which have In terf erred with FOR SALE — 3 Hi acres, small your daily newspaper. Her healthy processes nre driven out. house, good well with pump and want ads contain many interest Take no PIL1J4 while using tho medicine— the TONIS Is all that tr engine, fruit, shade; near lake. messages. It will pay you to them dally._____________________ Phone 189. needed. Autos Worth Ten Billions Cost Billions to Run ..t, — R E A L ESTATE A s Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine W i']a r w o a a nwp* BUYERS or lent deliver—Terms cash. Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cents a word '.'CHASE & CO. Sundays. Piane 563 “ DO YOU W A N T to buy or sell an y th in g !" If so advertise In the “ Gainesville Sun." ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Tauses For Rent latka Daily iy News in circulated In circulated in industrial and agrlcul-i NT—House, 4 rooms, bath, ». $27.50 mo. Corner SecMaple. Phone 388. SERVICE: That's our middle -NT—G-room house, newly name. In doing bnsineai with uo. on not only get value received, throughout; fine location. Ifth St. ut you get SERVICE along with ENT — Furnished house, It. QUICK SERVICE TRANSMtion. Park Ave. See W. FER, Phone 498. *n. NT-Cottage, unfurnished, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ duetto Ave. See W. J. R E A L-E STA TE |»M l^■■■ — 6-room furnished porch and fi^ * Wo have soma attractlv* real estata llsUnit* to offer. (West First Street.) On* 7-room HunKahMV. •Cotta g e,l clpas In. a good buy. and good terms. alsoJ. For Sal*. Mercantile business on 300 First Hires!, good location, estab­ lished trade. Poor health only rea­ son for salting. w For Rent. 6-room cottage, pngand < seeston a* once. Fifth Street and Park Avenue. Price reasonable. lulius For Hale. Several five-room cotAspli 12th lagee, well located, eaey terms. Ave Fire Insurance, Thle department ready, rates and Inspections —Two-story garage on Is cheerfully furnished. V. C. Collar.______ • 1— —* — ______ ______ We can aealst In Employment, rim positions of all kinds. ' — Two garages","fiT5 securing Avenue. Anply Bee SEM IN O LE 'd.Ave. and Fjqurth St. North Carolina (playBusiness Exchange i North C arolln ajplayse South), write Byman Welaka B ld g .------- Phono 303 ’ * Son, Realtors, Rental $697, AshviUe, N. C. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ For Rent Apartm ents What the World Is Doing n l '— " * *— **---------— - *— IMh day rr1’JOi7 ? a * d r 1M4r ^ ,MI P i n sscdlS > le V s . ‘ ^ w i ' n ^ M m v .Jfflrial slnniMur tire- uiul P.* WiE S Tr V G IN IA — Clarksburg. The si-al Ibis fifl * IR IHUInJA—i.lUrKfiDUrK. l HOi Pi'm »i»i» the m« ■llUl *Ihi iti*y,»r j*'* June; A. 4 i Hment oV ~ n «S f f i3 « a f c tf f c t ii£ k HOUSES W AN TED Help W anted P r™ * 1 D O N 'T O L A M t L y o u -ftU T ~ NOV/ v/E'U l— Ib O T H ^ I T * m R o v jN o u t - -3 ■' 7* •s * *4 * ’ Six rooms and on paved street, i ing paid, $5,000 Very easy terms. 1 - FARM b ' 22 acres hami 9 land, 5 tiled, -. and tools, \ terms. f 1 ■ * A . . : 1 Bs*1"•tff," u~-*l . * - ? ‘ * - ■ ''v 5 *- . ■ HJ r . , ■** •. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 12, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/063f21ab5c3e76e4e0bbcb812a5eb724.pdf de09ba29a9f6a54fa60e204de24507dc PDF Text Text N J P m-y -.'.v ■ • 7 F f . jfttfPfc |W ffr|■ ’ fri’ Tj it Ifl i-Vt : Partly. thorn) day; easterly triads. m V. *\\$ Richest G ird e n Land XV "JC-7 V ’-I A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S and fla t u s S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , FR ID A Y , JU N E 13, 1921 “ Hell and Maria” General Choice o f Republicans fo r Vice-president Has - -Won O iscthrettw in Many Endeavors Cpolldgc’s Mate N U M B E R 61 S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S SLOW ACTIONS Explosion OF COMMISSION o u r o : S 7 CLEVELAND, Juno 13.— Few, and Cunningham, which became n lending firm of public utility ebunmen In- America ere won ** “Dowc-J bctinction in thajvarifc „y*of cnda4Vqr*> actors in the state. Mr. ime interested in gas plants which occupied General;,, f , ireughout the west, developing Founder and long directing head of rgc holdings in several stntcs. one o f Chicago’s large banking in­ __ . » • . » . •* 1____ „ . • ’ t t 'j stitutions, he also was prominent. t Moving to Wisconsin in 1891, Actions in Regard to Acquisi­ Pays-. L ittle . A l ten lion ta for "his service? in the W«rl(l.Whr,iho became president of* the Io» jifter Lowden Greatest Peace Tim© tion or Erection o f Munici­ n e fy H urled b y L nF tlTeite anti' ns n lawyer, author and an Cror.se Gas Light. Company and Failure Congress .„2SNomination Disaster Occurs On pal U tility Plants A re Ques­ • and R elu ctan tly T o r n s active figure fa tho councils o f the iptrr a move to the south brought Republican party since, tho "acid” him to the presidency of the tioned by Several Citizens Thursday Off Coast Rests on Coolidge red To Him On DntVn i M o t '• -P ragjesB ive campaign of 189(5. In addition, bo Northwestern Gas, Light and Coke at Chambeu o f Commerce R egu la n t ofthe M iddle Won a place ns a music composer Company of Evanston, 111., which of Lower California First Ballot Luncheon Friday— Public Madison, Wls., June 13.—The Wont— .Would N ot Afcept^ hy virtue of the publication o f hisleventually was merged into flu-- *•4 Ownership Com m ittee Will Present national administration K enyon Ap V ice-P rcsld en - Melody in a Major, which wax a1!*copies Gas, Light and Coke Cornbest seller in phonograph record* p-^ny supplying Chicago. C onfer With Commission has “ literally turned Us back tin! N rm in ec Frrtn W est (or a time following the war. ..Follow ing his activity In hohalf upon the fanner", Senator Rob­ ert M. LaFolicttc, representa­ VVhcn called to testify before n of l’resident McKinley in Illinois The weekly meeting of tho CLEVELAND Dhio.Juilc 13.— committee o f the house o f repre- (during the campaign of 1890, lie Chamber of Commerce took on .? tive fro mWlsconaln, declared in a statement made public today. A#*ent!nJT'ilhe defiance of the scntntlvra investigating the con- v a i named comptroller of the cur- more interesting slant today when Inhalation o f Flame frrcej of rodtcnliKin no represented duct of the war, In February, 1021,1'pcncy of the United States, whicn the City Commission’s methods in 1 He further declared that the re­ in Made A fter he further distinguished himself as 5-post he held from 1898 to 1901, handling the matter of municipal [ sponsibility for tho “ failure of by l-aFoUctte, reluctantly turning after which (1902) he organized ownership of public utility plants,; the sixty-eighth congress to Gas Fumes Believed a witness extraordinary. tr Fight Lasting down tho moro propreiaive. of the pany o f U- wns questioned nnd came in fo r ; meet the righteous demand from General Dawes wnn horn in Mnr-- the Central Trust Company to be Cause Deaths a Short Time Charlcr 0 . Dawes, the Illinois regular Republicans of the Middle ictta, Ohio, Augnst 27, 1866. liis llncis. He was the active head of considerable discussion, the result farmers for necessary nnd effec­ tive legislation will rest upon “ Hell and 5!nria” general who West, the Repultiienn convention father wnn Gen. Rnfun U. Dawea,. this enterprise until January, 1921. of which was the decision to ap­ President Coolidge". SA N PE D R O , Cal., June 13* .KNTION H A L L, wan selected as the Republican cloaed Thursday, conservative to commander of the famous Iron whi-n he took the chairmanship of point a pubic ownership commit­ Brigade o f Wisconsin in tho war .the board of directors, relinouish- tee which at the earliest possible candidate for vice-president, nftcr Friday, tho 136h, and the U J ump 13.— C h a rle s between the stntcs, who wns cited Ing personal direction of affair^ to date will confer with the commis-1 it had chosen Frnnk O. Low- tlic bitter er.d. Fu- , __*i,« “ 11*11 I 11 ntt" 0,,cconce cnoacn rrnnK u. i,ownavy m ourns its dead. For­ k o f Illinois, tn e n e il (|nn> another lllinuialan nml the laWith the president named to for distinguished service in tho a new chief executive. sion in-regard to the matter. ;« Served in France ty-eight o f them , three offi­ battle of Gettysburg. fc ," general, waft n om - ter had refused. head the tiek-t. the New England A. P. Connelly led tho discus­ Following Ida. graduation from 1 In 1917-1019 he served in France. sion. Ho declared that it has now managers of the president were obcers and 45 enlisted man, |or the v ice-p resid en cy I'.tinntely unwilling to accept the Marietta college, he entered thoI .most of the timt ns chnlrmnn of tho been five months since the citizens I Republican N ation al their lives sniffed out aboard one middle western progrosnive. Cincinnati law achool. where at 2k;ffitencral purchasing bonrd. which voted almost unanimously in favor L n T hursday n igh t the dreadnaught M ississippi nml led the supplies for the Amer­ Kenyon, who Vould have stopped ho took his LL.B. in 1880. of the proposition and since that Begins Work , ican forces, ln 1921-1922 he served time tho commission has only neted | had once nom in ated Thursday In the fleet’s great­ the LnFnllrtte movement, nnd lie began work during his col­ Jns the first director of the budget upon one project, that nf the fc Lowden, fo r m e r gnvnnrnrd Frank O. Lowden nf Illinois est peace-time disaster, w hich . lege years ns chief engineer on n In tho administration of President waterworks. Tho speakrr advo­ ndd Robbers Get Awny With Over for the second place on tho ticket, Illinois, and ho re­ brought a tragic clim ax to a 40 PnurhrH Registered |Msll while Lowden wns refused nomina­ small railroad in Ohio (now n part llnrding. In the two Intter posts cated immediate action he taken accept the nom innweek o f sham battles and tar­ Ids battle cry wns co-ordination, of tho Toledo and Ohio Central), Valued at Almost tion. his selection and the considto either acquire the plants of the $ 2, 000, 000. get practice. erntlon of Burton are typical of and moved in 1887 to Lincoln, nml in both he cam eo ,he nay—in Southern Utilities Company or to Neb., where he entered the law 'France with a unified system of begin erecting theirs at once. As I unofficial tctnlr. were: While aboard the hospital relief Defeats I’ ainlcvp Who Was Asked th»- politicnl character of this con­ partnership of Dawes, Coffroth i Continued on pnge six CHICAGO, June 13.—In vention. ship lay dead killed by premature time passes, he pointed out, the |E4, Hoover 234)6, Kento Withdraw Thursday After one of the biggest and most explosion In the Mississippi's num­ New Itrpub Party vnluc of. the property of the local It Was Apparent ThnLlIe * dnring robberies in railroad ber two turret, and injured aboard dant is increasing and soon will This convention has given birth Would Be Elected. ,or Cox of Massachusetts history, four automobile loads the U. S. S. New Mexico, flagship 10 beyond the limit of money fixed to a new Republican party. Con­ of bandits Thursday night held it dm nomination of Genof he division, four o f the battle by the bond issue. VERSAILLES. June 13.—Giuton trolled by business mep who are up the Chicago, Milwaukee & fleet members of navel board of yrj be '’mode unanimous, Doumergue Mr. Connelly further declared today was elected inexperienced in politics, it has St. Paul mail and express inquiry prepared to open investiga­ that he had been in conversation i frem the Wisconsin side president o f Frnuce by the national ruthlessly opernted for progressive train and escaped with loot tion of the disaster. with only one member of the com­ growths nnd now goes before tho assembly here. He received 550 bm were .the only voices valued close to $2,000,000. The Inhalation of flame gas aiul mission and that this member country ns the uncompromising votes and I’nul Painlcve, president • • the poisonous fumes rsther than Train en route from Chi­ stated that no action would be spokesman of tho more conserva­ of chamber of deputies, 310. violence o f the explosion caused cago to St. I’nul stopped at despite his reiterated Lowden and Hoover Also Bend Election Next Tuesday Will Reg­ taken in references to tho two Previously Doumergue had re­ tive thought of the country. In ister Choice of Voters About Roundout, 111., 32 miles north the death*, witnesses said- Th* that he would refuse Messages of Congratulation to plants until Inter in the year, per­ such n pictufc, the progressive Special Levy in Semi­ of Chicago. It left Chicago at explosion itself did little damage,-.' liominntrd on the second ceived 515 votes and Painlcve 300, Bornh had no natural place, nor Vice-presidential Nominee. haps in November, giving as a with ?!) votes for various other nole Districts. 9 o’clock. Fifty minutes later The flames which followed eretlHe again dcclincil to acreason for this notion that the could ,Judgc Kenyon of town have tho bandits took possession of ed sn Inferno in which the 48 per­ |No such situntion has candidates and eight blnnk ballots. struck n note that would not haVc WASHINGTON, June 13. — commission is too busy handling Edouard Hcrriot, lender of the Nrxt Tuesday nn election will be the train and in 55 minutes ished. tiled in the history of radical pnrty and potential pre­ jarred the harmony of the situa­ President Coolidge Thursday night hel<l in alt of the school districts the waterworks proposition nnd more had gathered between 42 While the complement o f the other projects. tion. , sent a message of felicitation to nnd 45 pouches of registered battleship Mississippi comprised xision to decline came in mier, and Aristide Rrfnnd, another of Seminole county except number The speaker further stated that "For better or Worse” wna the Chnrlcs G. Dawes, selected as his mail and sped away in the largely of aouthern m*n, no Flor­ of a letter read to the of tho lenders of the left coalition, six. for the purpose of passing it wng evident that the commission durkness. idans’ names were included In the The convention rccos- had asked Painlcve to ■withdraw fateful sentence passed upon the running mate on the Republican Upon the proposed 10-mill tax levy is for some reason avoiding carry­ official list of dead, and non# re­ 19 o'clock to communicate as a candidate for the presidency dcciition. Tonight delegates arc de­ national ticket. Only one man was shot. He for school purposes. This election, ing out ns soon as possible the of the republic. parting from Cleveland, conscious ported injured. . •was a member of the robber den. "It will ho n pleasure," tho wishes of tho people. He staled Jloulii it pass, would nuthorixe n The action was tnkon aftor of the momentous character of President said, "to be associatec. gnng, mistaken by one of his rief and spcctnculnr fight thnt something should be done in special tax millage of 10 mills, ac-, Of the injured, several sailors In fellows for a member of the |William M. Butler, Presl- Gaston Doumergue president of their action, nnd utterly without with you in the public aurvicc. Best rding to Professor T. W. Law­ view of the high rates and poor the passage spaces and handling ■ _ i'h campaign manager, th' «' natc, and tho other possible knowledge of what tho future has wishes to you and Mrs. Dawes in train crew. ncrvico now existing. n, county superintendent of pub­ room above the turret were ter­ |to Senator Retd of Penn- c h * ites for the Elyseo.1palaco in store. which Mrs. Coolidge Joins." Authorities . o f several A. E. Yowell slated that ho felt lic instruction. Remarkable Convention ribly burned by ges and from the •It must be Hoover." of the loft parties, had tdlc! a com­ President Coolidge received noti­ counties are watching all roads , . way . . that . Mr. Connelly . explosion. ,• •'• In this connection, dull and drab fication that Mr. Dawes had ac­ -.A l l districts in the county ex tho same Reed had replied, "It mittee sent tOvbim„hVL.V -1 r* °* today for trace of the train pt the ono composing I’aola and Idid and that now ta the time for Practicing Extreme Elevation . |done, it must be Da wen," the coalition' tn n fH v .> .-Utd not as it has been/ thia convention is cepted through . the Associated robhers. Postal and bank ofo Monroe will hold this Impor- the commission to act. He pointed supporters, f f t c r the withdraw'front the raca but. wf/sld one of tho most remarkable ones Press and immediately dictated.his election. This district, aboot out in answer to the excumr that ixige himself in fhvov 'of 'th e in the history of the Republican message o f congratulations. Wtth Governs" Lowden r ago, passed upon the ape- the wmmlaalon bad no time to nding Republican, candidate in party. Tte bands were playing pop­ Mrs. Coolidge, Dr. J. T. Bone, marshalled their forces xly saw .estimates which ringed .from tho event of tho presence of a rcular aira in. conven...................... he general across for the ■^ifinstfy candidate. i p lvnntage of the«-s• Explanation oftjw dtrx' ln- -** ■ P ____ w M ■ . re grr fary, he. had listened h y r ^ o toin the day, Mr. TliiTTr^s battleship's roll or list to the oufie fore the caucus nf thrtm tcrest in obtaining mail pouch polite side for maximum altitude passed the word that , of the left convened and polled 306 from here?” The selection of n the proceedings of the Cl^WIand tricts, is a matter of vital im- (Judge Hoiisholdet- declared that • destined for a roundup tn Mon­ he could sea no reason for the and efficiency of the gun. itration men desired the votes for M. Painlcve and 140 for vice-president wns the last word in convention throughout the evening. portancc. # tana was obtained today when Prof. Lawton pointed out tkla dtlur In handling the matter and On request for an official state­ on of Thcodoro E. Burtoh M. Doumerkuc in a ballot to select tho drama of tho past three days. During the day the President it was learned it contained a ment concerning the disaster frotn land in voting which fol­ the man they would support before The various functions of the con­ had in the same manner heard morning that the money secured “ M th*re lai no sttch thinkj»a the large sum In currency. This the commanding officer of the Mis­ ic supporters of Frank O. tho national assembly tomorrow, vention were outstanding features, himself nominated and had listened by a millage will be spent in the city "be ng too busy ot handle its was divulged by A. E. Gormcy, sissippi, the Associated Press cor­ |of Illinois, ran away with M. Doumergue in a ballot to select but the real issuo haa been that be­ to the naming of Frank O. Low­ district In which it is levied. In own business. I the cornmlsslonchief postoffice inspoetor here, respondent was Informed that offi­ slion for their man, only not a candidate beforo the caucus tween eastern conservatism and den and tho letter’s refusal to this way each district gets tho en- cr» *rf ,t0i“ ^ h iv Should as postal inspectors and police tiro benefit of the increase in the I'uMness. then they should cial statement would not be- Issued |him decline it. but that ho would stand for the o f­ western radicalism and it has been accept, were rounding up and ques­ i . w ‘five way to someone who can, he until this morning. rmination of Dawes came fice at Versailles tomorrow. decided to clean tho Republican witith the convention adjourned, tioning some 25 suspects. i y’ # .k further stated. , A very Incomplete, unofficial list Mr. Coolidge delayed making any limax to one of the most houso of all heretical tendencies. In speaking further of the elecCo, GcorJO w> Kni„ ht declared After tho caucus, leaders of tho of dead complied here last night, *r eccncs in Republican left coalition met' and sent a com­ comment until he was informed tion. Mr. Lawton stated that the that tho ow„ rato u g0 hlRh Rt There was a chance for n com­ Being: Made include: ory in which the convon- mittee to M. Doumergue asking promise ifl the last analysis, the that Mr. Dawes had agreed to take increased m llago would enable the pre8cnt that |t prohibits the exton- Efforts T, Hollars, lieutenant Junior i having nominated a can­ him to withdraw.! He added that western farm section, that great a place on the ticket and it was achool board to add another month glve nM} of CUfTcnt anJ forb|A, the Organize Yacht grade, commanding officer in the . 's* .obliged to undo ita such a step was not neccssury regioh in the Mississippi Valley, after 11 o’clock when he dispatch­ to the high school term making it ,nveRtment in many electrical ap- To turret. ed his telegram. Ho had declined a standard nine months ' find another. In This City gun term, „n ancC!l because current is is too too Club since ho had not been a candidate was willing to bo satisfied if it ui » . . k ....... # 7 k ' |pllsnces because the me current --------- McCres. ensign, attached |the nomination of Cen­ before the caucus and added that could get tho second place on the to express nimself on his own nom­ -would enable it to take care of the ^, h to warrant the expenditure, to the U. S. 8. New Mexico, aboard ses had been announced in tho event of his being put in a ticket. They conferred and finally ination and that of Mrs. Lowden, teachers’ salaries for seven andi -- • •• • Efforts are being made to or­ dor Jnmos E. Watson had minority before tho' national as­ decided upon Kenyon, of Iowa, as although the latter, as well aa Mr. eight months instead of six as it He further pointed out that "the ganise a yacht club in thia city, Mississippi as observer. --------- Erwin, ensign, attached >be made by acclamation, sembly and if there were present the outstanding character desired Dawes, whom he regards highly, Is at present and would also allow power raTe here is nine cents whilo according to Frank R. McNeill, at Orlando it ia only five. to the gun turret wan known to be very acceptable Pspper o f Pennsylvania an increase to be made in salaries. a candidate of the opposition par­ >y these particular states which Following the discussion, Mr. who declared this morning that C. A. Buyers, boatswain's mate, platform and offered a ties, he would withdraw in favor are earnestly trying to save tho to tho White House. ono of the big needs of Sanford In regard to the salaries of Connelly niado a motion nnd it second class, member of the gtm' to appoint Mr. Mondcii >arty from absorption by LaFol* Is such an organisation. Mr. Mc­ crew. teachers in this county, Profes­ Continued on Page 6 Hoover’s Message of the committee, to of the leading Republican candi­ otte. Minnesota stood out of this ' rV d Neill has been working on the T. C. Reagan, gunner’s mate. • ,(■ Re WASHINGTON, Juno 13.— Sec­ sor Lawton pointed out that these dent Coolidge o f his date.' circle and voted for ita own candi­ proposition for several days In­ Tho request lor M. Painlcve’s B. W. Smith, (rating unknown). retary Hoover in a telegram to and to appoint Theodate, Charles If. March, whilo Kan­ terviewing many citisens and ob­ Another Report Burtnn chairman o f the withdrawal was brought to him by san offered a conservative compro­ General Dawes congratulated him taining their views. Latest official reports from the . ' to notify General Dawes a committee who speke for M. mise in the person o f Senator. Cur­ upon his nomination for tho vlccIt is the consensus of opinion, U. S. S. New Mexico, frem which Harriott and M. Brland. Ho was residency Wednesday night in the state. Inability to pay higher ^ ' ainatlon. tis, o f Kansas. March-was local Mr. McNeill that ariea haa hoard I i i /~ i |~ I according to m l nicweiii %na* all official Information Is given, has handicapped the board on of miscellaneous rcso- asked to retire in order to per­ gesture, and while Senator Curtis, ollowing telegram: “ I am more than happy at your, seriously - In securing teachers, the n i l I C O D D G r V L l K i r U f C such a club should be formed hore are that “ more than 40 mgn are pad motions concluded tho mit tho coalition of the left to put conservative though he is, would superintendent furthecpoined out. ____ ° and formed at once. The Idea In killed, including threo officers.” selection and the assurance of your|i superintendent of the convention. The forward M. Doumergue or M. Painbeen acceptable to the farm­ being again drafted to public scrv- Even **counties t ,,- . i * __ i.w . forming th# club 1* to purchasa Three men are known to “ *“ adjoining this ene, r m i r a v i t r r o*l committee was t lied lev®, who would be able to rally to have ing intetests the administration ice. The country is to be congratu­ pay higher salaries t h a n k s Bern?Q™ tie Undlt L ' r t escaped from ' number two |today for organisation and him a Hof the Republican vocs, the 1“ 'ho, singlehanded, held up »nd « » ‘ hem forithe Me ot when the fire burst out, suffoovention adjourned. Thu Socialist group having refused to turned him down on the bonus veto lated." support M. Doumergue. ow was over. l,,u c,Lowden >bbed nn,Atlantic Coast Line rail- w ,. h nu . 10i o f the recht eating more than 40 men and mil clerk and obtained a $10,055 With tho complet on of the yacht severely burning more than ascot* Lowden’s Congratulations ofu others who were outside near Lowden represents a certain bawea Accepts OREGON, III., Juno 13.— Frank senoor cannot po over-caumaiea.l payroll in High Springs on May “ ‘J V Announce W inners O f “ turret. form of yielding to tho West, but O. Lowden, former governor of according to Mr. Lawton, who { , „ been indicted by the Alachua •fTA, 0., June 13.—Brig, K^ Kth® !L “ h the flow It Happened ties G. Dawea last night Prizes For • W riting the delegates from the Middle DinoU, who last night was nom­ pointed out tho advantages that county grand Jury in session hero wh,c|] ^.ould mui " „ West have no confidence that the inated as vice-president and de­ .the nomination for tho .............................. he term is Uhls woik and was arrested In PuhHcity to Sanford P~* ”The explosion occurred early *ncy. the afternoon. The dreadm Best Essays Oh Flag Illinois man can step tho radical clined to accept it Issued the folignition by Tampa by deputies from tho mmediately after the expt *Pt the nomination by tho drift which ia towards LaFollctte, owing statement when he learned lations and borough county sheriff* office, ac- mcnJ *or her ’ wirelessed the navy hospital in party for the viceconservative to thd last degree. A that Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes :ome to the Lording to information received co^ ing to Mr. McNeill._ _ _____ The Elk’* Club o f this city had . On Tuesday night of nest week Relief ln th* harbor here, and he aaid In a formal tanned an elaborate program for man of great wealth, Lowden. dc- was chosen: of proceeded full speed, making ft, when informed of his he Flag Day exercises that were ■plte his interest in agriculture, “ I congratulate the party on to thia i at 8 o’clock at the •a j i* I'onnui t*« w n i U* I .llCWUnUIll I» Dll Uin wu; w *• Chamber .—111 k* .by the Associated to bo held at their clubhouse on makes' little appeal ta these west­ General Dawes’ nomination, I Mr. Lawton urges that all d it- city in custody of deputies from I £°e^ * rc“ 7 n tho.elntere«ted In record run for tN 45 miles be the harbor and drill ground*. n ne^Jiiy appreciate' the June 14, Flag Day, but owing to erners. have known him Intimately for _na who pay real or personal tax- the local sheriffs office, who were .1 1 ,. » l, , l Details were lacking as almost 30 years. He is a man of es, to vote in the election and Join sent to Tampa to bring him h' rethe fact that the day falls on stricken war craft speeded eh unusual ability and o f undaunted Saturday, the public port of the hand, in passing an lsauo willch He will bo arraigned here to<Uy i^ iV d S S L ward nnd watchers at the courage. He is a man of great moans for a better school system >nd t wns believed that h« woaM 1 program has been dropped and. wIH ho d iieu w d in detaJL ;unce Re-opening there will be only * private, ritual Flrmin signal station hern jremlth of vision. He Is capable throughout tha c U r . S E J T ^ S s S S S T 'U L S r 't i l S hat masses clustered > o f filling the highest office with rd O f Health service held by the club at 2:30 that It had rrelt showed sh< credit tn himself and his country." o’clock, it was learned here thia away. blown Mr. Lowden wns in connection b S S 5 L % s , u . I ' S i v r j L . u u . r 0" ’ Jpaedic Service morning. . The explosion, I ■ | according „ to with the Chicago office of the Flag*, aa prises, were to have ul " yh, v - ' j , 11 Eaton Elected Head of the MU ' “ officers, Mississippi's Associated Press by long distance j™." " " 1 . "°nd C. Turck. stato been awarded to the winnere of NEW YORK, June 13^-Frank to hsng fire In ona o f " l«tticcr( announces the re- high school and grammar school Tlnney, black face comedian, is telephono during the third ballot. iS ffW S c a f i S l t -Hold Up • ’ I Masonic Club League due guns In tha turret. As each state voted ho knew the Story of ifv®* State Board of essay* for the best essay* on the under a |2,500 bond to appear be­ Any teacher desiring to take this The white hospital ship 1 aft* [Orthopaedic Service, which “ Flag." These flags have not ar­ fore the grand Jury on a charge of result as quickly as did the dele­ NEW YORK. June 13.—Arthur ately proceeded from tta b dosed for nearly two rived, but will be awarded soon assault brought against him by gates in the convention hall in Philadelphia waa meet the dreadnaught and Cleveland. »u*o of lack of funds for after they are received, stated Imogene Wilson, Follies girl. ' the National meeting eras effected Just furnisjr-f' When General Dawes’ vote «» operation. This service Judge E. F. Houtholder, chairman Clubs at today’ s the breakwater- As the The comedian, “ who couidnt reached the necessary total of 555 n t W uyl ,>eeu. (minutes after the payro , ™ u.. ................................... i,Jor, treatment and in* of the awards committee. He added help being funny” even when faced ,’s... l9 th of stretcher case* started, n poppled child in the state that several excellent essays were in court with a charge of having votes, Mr. Lowden declared: iT n n .t , received. _ He calmly picked up tho annual convention. Eaton, who “That’s fine. The convention V>Urt Hears H i s p u t c i a g e n t a shotgun, remarking. I been first vice-president of the or- ond violent explosion o ccu i . no^Pa»sed him or her 16th turned in and that much cars was beaten and seriously injured the when a 14-inch shell dla<* could not hsve selected a better rt v 10 State Board of taken In picking the winners. Ia in m l P m n o r iv "Now just keep quiet. ganlsatkm. ia the head of the clvi the projectile narrowly mis girl, Wednesday kept the crowd in man,” and then issued his brief O n Edward-W. McCallcy wrote the vlll lHianQ i ropcrly Reaching down, nc picked up O'* service commission in Philadelphia. coastwise passenger liner Lt * wen moat fortunate la an uproar of laughter. The crowd 1 - ■ sack containing the money, *nd. The election waa unanimous, lhe service* of Dr. F. L. high school essay that won first even thought it was funny when he congratulatory statement. the harbor entrance. TALLAHASSEE, June 13.—The while keeping the gun pointed at " upaw ay, 7 *, y . aurgeon in the place and Earl Doaacy the gram­ waa held in $2,500 bail. The explosion .o f the •upromo court today had before it, Mr. Pendleton, backed out o f the V A 4 « K IA Crippled Children’* Hoa- mar school essay. He testified that he had been Limited Train Service shell. In the harbor bare points developed in oral arguments office, walked to 'a n automobile E sIT ip lO y C v o, Y O l e A l f l “ hrevesport, a* aurgeon in obliged to use force to-keep the ELECTION CAMPAIGN on the proposition of D- .where ho threw tho shotgun and ctl. R f l i l r f l f l t l S t r i k e to striking of the actress from using an ice pick on Is Resumed lr£!..the S u t« Bo*"! of k , ^ In Havana yesterday turret. Th# prole-------------P. Davis to purchase an Island in sack into the rear seat, and drove l Iv «l * u O * iwhopoedlc Service. of the steamer V i e which CLEVELANp, June 1 3 .-A cam­ him—and the crowd laughed. He blanks and informaHAVANA, June 13.— Passenger its way to 8an paign to elect Calvin Coolidge to displayed to the court a series ot my .bV huln«* by writing succeed himself and Charles G. bruises on his shins, which he said train service on a limited scale begin*extenslve^ovelopmenta^ in°-1 Immediate chase was given by I WASHINGTON, June 18.—Or- In the a«a F eluding a causeway from the shore officers and authorities in all secgnnlxed street car employees In Board of Health, Jagkresumed today on the United Injured | Dawea o f Illinois, vicc-pro*UlenL Mlsa Wilson had placed there—and was Railways o f Havana under military to the Island. Oral arguments re- tions of tho state were notified, Havana voted financial aid to the the crowd laug got formally under way today with volyed around tho rig h ta .of tho but no trace was found o f the railroad strike which continues to But the biggest laugh bigg---------. . . _of all came protection after a lapse of more city of Tampa to convey an island bandit and after several days’ tie-up that port, Ambassador 14-1: the organization o f a new Repuh. hen Tinney's when Tinney’s attorney requested than two weeks, due to a strike. m arket lican natiqnal committee. to ai private party, the tl point hav-1 search the hus and cry died down: |Crowder reported to<Uy to- the ________________ _ Miss Wilson to reciprocate by dis­ been raised that In changing styles o f wearing Not more than 20 per cent of I P ^ in g hir bruUej, M «gu tm e labor »nd should __ r? - . ofVBG VBG D tho immigration quota of wu na- Levine was forced to threaten to apparel, th* Chinese do not altar taken the benefit the cut o f clothing, but the design H*il V*- — Wheat " m E Z l f i t . lb . United |. e .r U- e . a r t U f o t , ^ e n . M r . per H*V». Corn, July, 8 0 @ arid*. S u te , In n eingle mentb. ■ ,tor- order- * • Wlleon refuied and color. 'July, 47. IG MATE M Causes Death o f Between Ten and T w e n t y Injured Is Picked Third Ballot BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN AND TAKE VALUABLE LOOT DOUMERGUE HAS BEEN CHOSEN AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE F E L IC IT A T IO N S I T I Z E N S WILL SENT TO DAWES ECIDE SCHOOL BY P R E S I D E N T TEN M I L L LEVY 8 e > o T « y !Alleged Bandit Is Arrested in Tampa ? J Popular Comedian Is Facing T r i a l on Charge o f Assault HfSS . >7 ' ■} ' Mr ’ fVkja *..-■bit * j. hv /jA7t«3 1 r i .j.-C ■ . . . ____ rv ;Vl••»a?.-m r . *. •f is Vto* ri, - ' ' "TTlr . ' -'’ v-; - - * . • - . . * ' �V mhM i '»^wj.^-.pwwcrtw riO I*nirs Ladies*\RI;tck '.ilk Clocked Hose to tHc first 25 custom ers with 52.00 purchase or over— only cnc pair to a cus­ Very Special, folr to m e r MADRAS ainsook It is much better to give you this opportunity ojf getting the most extraordinary money-sav­ ing bargains, and to acquaint you with our m ost up-to-date stock than for us to take inven­ ONE LOT D O IT E D tory o f same. PERCALE Ilencc your absolute loss w hen vou fail to attend this Pre-Inventory Sale o f L A D IE S ’ a d ju s t a b l e SLIPPERS G R O U PE D S P E C IA L Smart new summer styles (hat arc popular Special at, pair W HITE KID UNION SUITS Standard Price $100 For this Sale Fancy Cut Out Special, pair D andy Vnluea, fo r In Patent Leather, Gray \VM lc. P air Y ou Can’ t Rent Them Great Values Sale Starts ALL WOOI Special Value Priced at Separate Collar Marked Down Relow Cost; PU RE T H R E A D ■' V ^ n v H v ' N ( ) - < ‘ s c h » g R . a 5 **S best and host SALK o f the year, EN TIRE STOCK 01 C’-. -j s at tKis’KTCET is is the big- Come EARI^Y and get the best selections, as quantity is limited. E x tra Fine Reduced for this Sale DKDROOM Black or Cordovan ALL MILLINERY F ir s t S tr e e t Reduced for This Sale -oolidge Is Lauded s Ideal Candidate y Marion Burton need more t.piiitual development. Wo <lii not need more intellectual iwiwcr; we need mure mural power. Wo do not need more knowledge: wp iter'll more vhuructcr. Wo du not need more government; , wo rood more culture. Wo do not need more law; we need more religion. We do not need more of the thing* that are sccnj vro need more in* the thing* that arc unseen.’ “ What America must learn is precisely what this man is raying hi dvariy amt forcefully. It has a ring to it which will permeate the world. Hr hns been ruceessfui in ftolilieal heeauso tie ha been true and unsworvably honed, t he hnrdo t thing in th« world to defeat is •beer character. b’oinc American politicians 'dill have a ‘great lesson to !i arn. Thu first mark of a public servant H not solely the dvorc to 1m w what tho people want, but Ihi* puriKi.sc to help tli'j people wnnt what they ought to have. of the law i* questioned in these days all too much. The binding ob­ ligation o f obedience against per tfimal dcf.dfc in denied in Sanford, Florida Nom inator Dr. Marion LcRoy Burton, who placed th- name o f Frvaident Coolidge in iiominstion for n second term nt the convention today. view. Of this there is abundant byidcncc. ] “ We may well begin with the great question p f, war. It is the jvoblvr.’. .ff civ£|lfafh>n today. Any man who .believe.* what ho uvident|y does must be opposed to war jw no impracio he uilvo- entr. Whcn.Amcrici’k fundamental SECO ND T R IA L OF ideal* are at stake anywhere America must be there. • F R A N K M’ D O W ELL t‘ ln nil fairness, I ask can anyone SET FOR T U E SD A Y honestly question this honc.it man’s devotion to Immunity? (Continued from pngo 1.) “ Moreover, bnck’ o f hi* line Ideal­ jurors anything produced during ism he him definite proposals re­ trial* lie*idea documentary evidence garding methods o f procedure in and exhibits, such ns weapons, etc. Kxpert’a Testimony realizing his aims. * * • He beDr. 'Smith had testified that In lievcs unquestionably in the eternal hi* opinion McDowell was hopeless­ values of mutual discussions, lie ly insane when he. killed his mother known that reason must prevail but and fathor. He wus suffering from tnly when men meet face to face n type o f mental disease, the alieniat declared, from which few peo­ do they dearly understand one an­ ple ever show improvement nnd other. Then the piny nnd power of none recover. He also stated that personality win its victories. Men McDowell was incapable of show, must not only think correctly but •ng emotion over any sort of mu»t feel correctly. * * v trouble. “ Here is n practical idealist with In contradiction of the latter an American world view which is statement, however, State's Attor­ dear, unmistakable nnd challeng­ ney \\ ilson, in the cloaing argu­ ing. It io now time that his posi­ ment to the jury, pointed out por­ tion be more clearly comprehended tions or testimony by i state vvitin its spiritual depth nnd practical effectiveness. He knows America must play her full part in world affairs, He insists upon doing ft in sri American iray. j • , “ Aa self respecting individual*, we can trust this pvun. A* lovers o f America wo con.follow one who 1a supremely American. As citizans with interests us broad us human­ ity wo can accept his guidance j into new nnd larger world leader­ ! t hip, because he is at heart a human being. ‘To, the nntb convention of tim greatest p ! in American history, I have .distinction to present a* can t® t? succeed 4©f the United me virile nmn. ickn, the real i . The ’n ^ t - r»oTeTt<noinj ncssca that after McDowell bad world is Msnaos, on the called persona to the McDovfell a thousand miles fro™ home on thp night o f the tragedy, civilisation. ho was found kneeling at the foot of their bed weeping. . He called upon tho Jurors as did the judge in his charge, use such common sense as exercised In every day life In arriving a t a con­ clusion. Ilia parting words were “ if you beliovo this young dofehdnnt knew right from wrong, when he nent his mother and father into eternity, send him to the electric chair.” . Belief was expressed that It will take much longer to get p jury to try the case next woek than was the case this time. Rodman Lehman and Ted Rungc leave to d a y to- attend the fstato Christian Kndcavor conven­ tion in Tampa, Judo 13-lCr V,. J. ' . .*7 F IR ST A N N U A L SA N F O R D ll- ANOEKSOtH �/ — •— m *AGE TWO ie Sanford Herald ; u ’v •<<* uTT*/.-! . T H E SAlVFORD H E R A L D , ■ A Curb M&rket For Sanford l*aUI>M n err *ft«ni*«* n rscrpt ‘ S iU ir at M»t»N| f l y i u •‘T tr h n p ifn b enterprise u n fiertn iceirb y thd'vbunty has .............. ...... atered aa. ......... Second Claud ♦ten prove'n'm ore/i?ucc(}ssful in proportion to its cost thiiri-haa the ctober IT, Oct .public market which is maintained three days a week back at Banfonl’ piIVi iV March J. 1*97 »»7. f o f the city hall” is-thc way an editorial in The Miami Herald H olland i* iik a * _____ __icaitnr begins. It goes on to say that the public market hns proven H . I I O W A I t n I t K I l O ______ > t « » « a r r I t l M a c ao lla A v e n a r phone iAs S L 'n scitim o* h a t i :* ----On* Tear___ 17.00 SI* Months $1.SO Delivered In City by Carrier, per Week 18c. Weekly Edition. *2.00 per Tear. SPECIAL SOTirRi All Obituary notice*, cards of thank*, resolution* and notice* of eutirtnlniin->n» velwre ■ * h * r ir e » -a r e '-m a r t e r h a r R r d for at rexular advertlslnK rate*. MKMIIItIt Till: A*HOCIATI-:ll PltKSS Tho Associated Press Is oxcluS' lyely entitled to the use for repub* Mention of all news dlspatchrs credited to It or not otherwise cred­ ited In thl* paper and also the local w* published herein. All rtehts of publication of special dispatches herein arc also reserved. • S *+■ FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1924 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY , THE WINDOWS OF HEAVEN: -t-Bring ye all the tithes into th6 storehouse, that there may be meat In mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the Lord of hosts, if l.will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a bless­ ing, that there shnll not be room enough to receive it.—Malucht 3:10. SPRING IN FLORIDA There’s a mockin’ bird n-swingin’ In a tall pine tree, ’ An’ the mockin’ bird is (deepin’, but tomorrow he will sing, For the momin’ sun is spillin’ loads ‘ o f powdered yellow gold, An* the birds nro full of music— all their little throats will hold. • They swing among the titi an’ lift their souls an’ sing, ’Cause there’s nothin' half so lovely 1 ns Florida—in Spring. You can see the jasmine bloomin' nnd the violets in the grass, You can smell the honeysuckle in the hammocks ns you pass; An’ the Bay is nlways smilin’—so is every livin’ thing. An’ a callin’ you, just callin’ you in Kloridn—in Spring. Night time comes a stcalin’ with t the tide a-crecnin' slow, 'All tho gold of early mornin’ burn­ , in’ soft like to n glow, An' the mockin’ bird is slcepin’, but tomorrow he will sing, 'Cause there’s nothin' half so love­ ly as Florida—in Spring. — By Clare B. Roth, in The Literary Digest. Friduy—the thirteenth. -o Nofhing but good luck in San­ ford. ---------o--------A stitch in time saves many a good pair of socks. Next week is "Pay-Up Week." Pay before you grumble. -------- o--------- ■At last someone hns accepted the vice presidential nomination on the Republican ticket. , -------- o--------* • A man who kicks when n col. l<!ctor brings him n bill’ is generally «Ui A man .who has n good disposi­ tion is one who returns from un nil-day fishing trip empty-handed and doesn’t try to furnish on alibi for his bad luck. Next. Tuesday is an important day in the life of the schools of Seminole county. Tho taxpayers will bo doing a grent service to the boys and girls of the county hy authorising a special tax millcngc o f ten mills. • - o — ■ ■■ . The Republican National Conven­ tion opened at Cleveland on Tuesday. A picture was taken that day, and is being reproduced in thia issue of The Herald. Fast b-aina, airplanes and elTiciont . P I. ___ __ dent If Iorkers made this quick service . „ points to sortie real .keitament at the Democratic convention In New York later in the month. Instead of being a Vjce-presidential convention it will real presidential convention. (Florida will tell them what to qo. ; , •• *.v * v . i l l ■f i / t W i i'll M U . f T i 11 ( d im ' / 1 rm TT r:i ‘n the °n the hook. “ k m any o f its products. r \ .. . . .. cau” “ ~ J **w iJ.-a*jJt_** .^■ivnmdcdir. ~ . ‘dL’fo t h C ’.EMlteg ofrlo/htcfe rpthtOTti— mm ropreacntcrl b>: a dazzling blaze o f costly g fm s. A nother court o f .th is moat sum ptuous dwelling was paved w ith slabs o f jasper, agate, and other rare stones. ‘ ‘ For the love o f his youth, Louise de la Vnllicre, the same ruler caused to he constructed a lodge w hereof the aproach w as paved with m irrors painted w ith an al­ legory representing the durability o f his love. “ Passing from the gorgeous to the fantastic, we m ay mention the strange fancy o f a rich Berlin trades­ man, who had the walks o f the garden that was attached to ins country villa laid down with a number o f coffin lids, whichdie had been nt considerable time and expense to collect. They were o f all ages and conditions, from the wooden covering for the peasant' to the m ost eltiborate metal-work designed for noble or prince. ‘‘Even more gruesom e, however, is the pavem ent at Gwnndu, A frica, in the making o f which over twelve thousand human skulls are said to have been em ployed. T h e town, which is oval in shn|>o, is girdled hy a ring o f lofty poles, ojv th o s u b m it o f every one o f which is led up to by a pavement of. skulls, which from constant friction gleam s like.a way o f polished ivory .” o— T O D A Y IS NOT yesterday* we ourselves ch a n g e ; howcan our W orks and thoughts, if they are alw ays to be the fittest, continue always the sam e? Change, indeed, is pain­ fu l; yet ever needful; and If M emory have its force and w orth, so alko hns Hope.— Carlyle. ing the river, giul have fu rth er concluded that I afA not so poor a horse that they m ig h t not make a botch o f it in tr y ­ ing to swap.— Lincoln. * K3- pW IIY SO HOT? ROCHESTER TIMES-UNION --------------------------------------------The greatest show on earth hql: verse?" asked the visitor in na““ t UP canvas. , |tonishment. "N o." came the reply, The barkers arc all set for a ' “ there.are thousunds of stars more gate - crashing business throat distant beyond that one. In fnct, lozenges nt haiul. '1 lie.slil<;*hhowi no uno knows how deep the uniare bidding for thone who fail to vorMc U.,# make thu big tent. Two, and poll "buy, how long has this thing sibly three rings will he in sim­ been going on ?" asked the gentle­ ultaneous operation. iji man who thought the order of the Thu American people urc choos­ universe depended on his party's ing a president! Th<* most ama,- triumph ut the polls thnt year ing political phenomenon under th> "Oh, millions of years ut sun is open for inspection. , came the response. The hullabaloo und excitement I "(Josh!" said the awed regular’ present and to come, rejnind u* 0 M1 “ I guess it don’t make such " ' story.- A certain peanut politician, oi a difference whethefr Bryan of an older day was invited duringTuft is elected." a presidential campaign to viaw So it is.. , The tumult and tho the heavens through u telescope, shouting will die in November. He picked out u particularly bright] When the captains nnd the kingstar within the field o f vision and pins depart, tho world will run on Innocently asked its distanco fro m ; about ihe same us. usual. As the earth. Emerson’s tree said to tho per"About three hundred light *®ri'fid tdpeil passing beneath It: replied the astronomer, ‘ Why so hot, little'm an?” adding that a light year was cal­ A little humor, if you pleaso. culated . on the basis o f light’s during the coming months. Ana velocity, a matter o f some one an occasional look at the stars. hundred eighty-six thousand miles A third party may be necessary. a second. . No two platforms could be Jonf "And b tha* th- end of tho nn enouch »o contain all the grouehrs.’ y /s* ,». »• biprht plant’ P h on o; Res. 425 Methodists Have Rig’ Picnic at Enterprise First Lady o f the Land 5"'^: <tp ~ 0 Spy ffi!y — 1 Thc movie, t FriOsy * Ron Ton and. Friloha ist, Mr*. Ed Betta, Fark ‘ w u j.M p, m . | club; hostesses, Mrs. r Md Mrs. Mlnarlk; bom4 I thinkxsho know* how'ujjjj Minsrik, 100 I«urel Ave- , P *most presidents many of Jm i .1 graduates are finding.jjJ ^iovers' ehjb. Hostess. T. Williams, Crystal lj:J0 p. m. Tuesday Unofficial report^**™ v J honoring Miss Francla Jwio husbands ivili k. ^ > lostess. Miss Fem Ward, jll.hc. „ nJ Iu||y g j M Tret, 3:TO p. m. in three month*. .In Detn.it, n man widow with seven childm’l foman’s Club pu s the round-the^wT daredevils in second p!vt Column When you see a i «t tho thermometer isd a . more than likely he drink denier. Mrs. James Mansfield and daugh­ "Cheapest ia the long run " yea, ter of Okeechobee came in their car and hi the abort haul too, If you Saturday and. ore visiting now at count SERVICE for anything. the home of his sinter, Mrs. Jack QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Vaughn. Call 498. Mr .and Mjrs. Noah Fry and Mrs. Kingston came Saturday from Windermere, spending the night with Mr. and Mrs. Tyner, and on Sunday, they went to the beach. Miss Eunice, Miss Florence nnd Elmer Tyner, Fred Krell and Emil Magnusorr accompanying them.* ^ WELAKA BUILDING RENTAI5 T For Rent SATURDAY AND MONDAY t Imkme— Pourquoi dan« les gnuula bis (W h y Dfl 1 French— Lucrezia Bort. JT 10-in. list price 91.60 Old •»> m j - a Safe,Gour??: Business may get a little dull L O R ittiN E SEERSUCKER SUITS V- V Ills straw hat fifty yards the start jefgn* giving cnoig.-r--Vinccnnd) Sun. a Sometimes burying tho hatchet is merely preliminary to getting the ax.— I'hilndelphi# £vcnt/ig Public ■ Ledger. r, • The inventor,if^the shotgun U ..4 eud at uie age o ninety-five. One of the secrets o f 1 l^», Impound boy h ‘ ------p W n b of Mr. aiMj i . | sm ■ McKinnon-Markwood Co, j • • • V .' . • - __ ' •: *. •. a•»a. : * ’ ••f•• ! » ;J l y s n l 7 R y s n Broa Fuiv (k .- o f Palatka, wae the ^ M , .l .u r , M r. * • £ ^ check • 4% Interest Paid on Savina® \ , ^•t ,_ g & * ‘ £ZZM la / en route .to Daytona to thq druggists' convention. *ther, a wtap nt exercise, somi a coql.hreexe, the STRENGTH — SERVICE — . PROGRESS ^ - — ----- --- -m iriy of San ' W ' i— - u a Rush n by the Phar- jot■Tennessee to spend T his institution- offers its safeguards experienced guidance fo r your prot ■ “ " ~ * T u h » u .r . T he safe course in financial channels is tbe one charted by knowledge and experience., Cf>A1 LVT AN D TWO P A IR PA N TS n i a * f* U t t o , , _____ ■I Mr*. W. D. Gardiner leave, to ­ "Your day for Croesvllle, HI*. *j^**j% ' ^ . Recently S(. H. Young and two ions of Leon, Nicaragyp, Cepir*l America, atopped over here on their way to Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Young elated that within the. next six weeks he will move hia entire family to Sanford. Mr. Young was formerly a resi­ dent of the United States but fo* the past 25 years has lived in Nic aragua. In moving back to/his na­ tive country he decided to locate in Sanford and will make his home here. * About June 29-Mr, tqrn from Philadelphia an S_ ! £ 9 tve the two boys accompanying heN to atudl English, while ha ‘ his wlfa UlftC \l-i L. 18337— Don’ t Rlarne II All on Me— F ox Trot— In­ fernal ioiuil N ovelty Orchcfttra. You L e ft Mo Out in the Itu!n— Fox T rot.— The Henson O rchestra o f Chicago. 10-in. list price 75c. 19329— Cielito I .a Golondrlnr.— Waltz.— Max Doliu'3 Orchestra. 1'0-in. list price 75c. VO C A L AN D IN STRU M EN TAL RECORDS 4GI14— T h e Clang o f the Forge (Vaughan-Rodn ey )— Royal Lad mini. • • Gipsy Jehu CMelville-Clny).— Royal Dadmun. 10-iu. list price $1.00. 1&336— The Sidewalks of New York.— Shannon Quartet. M aggie M urphy's Home — Shannon Quartet. . 10-in. list price 75c. 19338— Seng Birds in G eorgia— Wendell Hall-Carson Robison. W hiatling the Blues A w ay.— Wendell Hall-Cadsoh Robison. * ,. . 10-in. Hat price 76c. S A L E ! 25 Sport Hats at .................. .- V -V* ■» , ’ -9297— V ictor H erbert FavorItos.-*-Pietro. "M arch o f the Toya,” " I Can’t D o the Sum ” (from “ Babes jn Toyland” ), "K isa Me A g ain ” (from "M ile. Modiate” ) , "Oriental D ance” (fro m "W on d erla n d "). $2*50 •'. ,:.-r - f y •* r '. f . . . - * 25 Sport and Trimmed $8.00 H ats at $5.00 THE YOWELL COMPANY Y E S, W E H A V E NO C H E A P H A TS BU T GOOD H A T S C H E A P 2 S S — — -i— ' )/» i WUM * f -I ..., •' ■- W e Furnish The Cow W ill Furnish ja , ■ * ‘ • . * * *7 . .... , __ z*__ ti . * . 'I • S’* _ . ____ . • * " “ ' lj|L| S =p G o o d M ilk ^ Try a bag o f ‘‘ Sunshine Dairy Feed,” and both you and the cow will be pleased. “ A lgrain” ..Horse ..Feed, ..“ Sunshine” Poultry ..Feed* ..both ..members ..of ..the “ GOOD Goods'* fam ily are making new friends every week. It will pay you to get acquainted. > “ YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED” SANFORD FEED&SUPPLY CO. ----------Phone 539----------------------------- -Jno. W . Sneed || i \ ■■■■■■ fi-i The Best Floor Coverinj are W o o l Seamless Rt * •' ■\ kSK your dealer to show you the famous i Tapestry, Velvet, \ and Axm inster Seamless Rugs 7 A.M. made by the Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Company, the foremost mak­ ers of Rugs and Carpets since 1860. Rugs for every room in pleasing patten* and all sizes, at prices within the reach of every one. ..t ■ Maximum durability in proportion to coat Trade mark stamped on back o f every rug• * i . t L. » , ■KB Alexander Smith & Sons ■u»| 3*11 A• • J,' j, ■ . * r ALL DRUGGBT3 lil , , .y Italian Melodies— Pietro. " ’ A Frangeaa," "Car* me,” "M am m a Mia Che vo S a p c?” “ C a rcioffola!" 10,-in. list price 75c. 25 Sport and Trimmed H ats a t - ..... $3A50 f >; • A ,W * r»l*l Lindo— Waltz.— Aiax Dolin’s Or- diCKlra. NEW YORK J-f • »**' v ‘ t-T hK / 13-tn: list price $1.50 ( I ) .Mandalay— Fox T r o t ; (2 ) Step Henrietta— I-V.x T rot.— Paid W hitem an and hia Orchestra. 112-In. list price $1.25. Builds better babies S iS V a ily » m F riedberg)— Frit* (2 ) D riftw ood — F ox Trot.— Paul W hiteman and his Orchestra. .a Contem porary Com m ent (Carl 35744— (1 ) W here b That Old Girl o f M ine?— F bt ’trot. TEETH IMA A T French' G acotte D AN CE RECORDS Baby's Colic and Distress Gone H (H ayden-F riedberg)— Fritz Kroin- K e‘S,el’ . C f/f? • ,1 1009— M&non— Adieu notre petite table (W arewell. Our Little T able) (Ma.Hflene/) French— Lucre’zia Hori. 1010— Minuet A Good Cow A ®®od Pwd t ,; R E D S E A L RECORDS Church Services T : All, seemed to be pleased with Tom Fortier ha* been improving the-progrum la st‘ Sunday. Three his house by tbs' addition of two |young ladles frum l'aoln sung “ Let more rooms and porches on both ( Us Give ua He Has Given"; Miss sides. "If mother* gtv«ltTeclhlna t( ------------------I Thompson gave a reading. Rev. AI- 1Uw|p Ublfa , would u|n iure wll, "Grandma" 'Lundquist is yet'bertson gave a rhori talk on ini3 - lihsm much truubln u* w«*ll a* »uf very feeble from thp effects of the |sionary work, and Mrs. Albertson i faring." wrlir* Mm. j, k . aicKinnor. flu: A number called to aeo h er' « recitation. There were two beau- 1 *• ^•y".'?,ljr* 'ro*a,‘- , „ , . Sunday, among them being her ; j.itul solos, one by Mrs. Volie Wilttt.V f'uonM .. sons. Edwin and Elmer, and tiieir i 'i»ins and ot>»* by our pastor s i , uv, lh#n, xwettilnra wnli tino rtaulir pjilie?. Mra. A. Swan.ion and daughter, Mrs. Perdmorc of Kol ;i„d , h>> ut. IkjIIi lively and luultli) tins college, berider. t.te parts taken *» you pbaac." f t rn. wnilams. by the Upsala children. Ellen ' !' “Mr*. ■* MfKlnury • I* but oiuj ainuni Mrs. Ericson and children, Mrs. lundquist pluyed while the little l Rallinger, Ellen Lundquist, Alice ;■">» V Mr., w jroir. J ta » MPK "I J S r t S P A W T K S I S : u, H Vlhlen and Margaret and Elizabeth I.ovn the Genlle Jesus . Ihe pa.*.- iievin* pain mid iiistre** incident ic Hirschi spent Friday nfternoo'n t'ir'.s wife, Mrs. Clark, played the babyhood Trsihln* is **q«cinlly vslcleaning tnc church, taking their iuri.nipanlmenti nnd difficult mu- ' jable fur usd durliis teathlii* to r«duc« ric. All did well und we thunk J«P*n»matt«ji., uf tha sum* *i>4 feverlunch with them. .. those -h o ■ «£ . oW by *11 Uruw.sU, Rev. Albertson of DeLund, Rev. »ess. Mra. Hirschi read the names or itn,i 3 oc lo Murratt Laboratories Metcalf of Osceola and Rev. Gab- of the children on the cradle roll Columbus. Cl*., for pack*** und ard of Geneva began meetings in a for Mrs. E. W. Lundquist. Some FREE BOOKLET ABOUT BASIES tent at Ginderville last Sunday not present: wish to add to the big which will continue for a couple of collection, we hear, so Mrs. Borreli weeks, morning and night. Your will not send it untill after next Sunday, when Rev. Clark nnd wife presence is desired. will again be with us. j Mrs. Olga Hunter, children and sistor, Miss Alice Vihlen, motored to Windemere. recently^ * ■This is one o f the latest pictures taken of Mrs. Calvin CooUdne, wife of the president, whose husband was selected os the Republican The Vihlen boys and tho Lundnominee for president o nthe first ballot of the convention Thursday. quist boys have spent a few days camping since school closed. FIRST NATIONAL i PAG! NEW VICTOR RECORDS Grapcville Itbe convenience of those Who i work on building the promoment. There might be too many [for the Yeas Book fqe 1924employers willing to Iny off men. Qfri. Henry, Wight, president About two thnujand yttnJ 1 flub, who has just gone Into MRS. GENEVIEVE ALLEN, of Ovid Kang of MrawherriefB-. 1 will be at the club house [norning from lfi unllll 1 2 Snn Francisco, suggests that some inTenSr..,traWbCfry : daring the month af June, womnn bo nominated for vice-pres­ rn of drpartmanta and com: ident. ■ It irn’t nccessnry to sny are invited to come there ‘ V tl what old politicians thibk o f that. nirplttee meetings,, ,and K W SLA W 1M r of the club who may Noyurthcloss. young politicians will v\WV rtffMtJon ok «. question S p r in k l e r s live to see things in politics more •• welcomed. surprising. <* •\l Fred William** if ho, in the Ball 'Hardware Cj The time hasn’ t come yet’, how­ t, ia aetof• Mrs. Galloway, !>^H ; . PHONE 8 ^ : 1 gram chairman, will be ever, for, strangely enough, at this final drafts o f depart­ moment more women than men ing after June 1 0 . ■■■■■■■■■■■B H aw aw tfB taM K aaM M anaw R aiau nt would be shockrd nt the idea of n •*. foe" annual meeting of the SEE FLORIDA THIS YEAR womnn on the presidential ticket. [ in March, some radical • FLORIDA TIMES-UNION i were made in the by-laws CONCERNING THE alleged i f dues.. Notification of It is the Constant Stream o f Water tl fttinges has been mailed to new cure for cancer, remember Every now nnd then someone ad-( fisheries at Key West and Tarpon * ' * 0 '** q job member and the results that I>r. Glover, the discoverer, viM “see America first,” nnd this Springs; Lake Okeechobee, the very gratifying in that guarantees nothing, nnd regrets excellent suggestion is often taken, 'largest fresh water lake in tho Keeps the W heel Turning— i percentage of the memberuillieugh there are many people United States entirely within one publication given prematurely to who rush o ff to Europe if they it already paid up. For the state. St. Augustine, the oldest ^of any who may. have overhis work. There is, unfortunately,, have time and money, and perhaps city in the country, hns a number Ithe matter, the new by-law no ground for giving too great when abroad are unable to answer of intensely interesting historical l quoted in full: ‘‘Annual System atically depositing a part of ordinary questions about America. memorials. Helena Run is a-beau­ comfort o f assurance to unfortun­ i payable at the March bus­ your earnings every week keep.? your Th'.iiMinds of Floridans know little tiful little stream near Leesburg ate cancer victims!. tling, Any member failing o f their home state. And in the which sometimes runs into the gulf bank bnlance grow ing. ues by June 1 shall her aues Their best hope is in the state­ neighborhood— in Georgia ucd Ala­ and again changes its whimsical ed to her dues the sum of ment hy the great ’surgeon Mayo bama nnd the Carolina* there arc niilid and flows into the Atlantic, ets per month, due notice Make a deposit this week. The word came to Mr. and Mrs. that science is getting close to a troops of people who have not yet ocean. Florida* lias the largest ;teen sent by the treasurer. *4 hud the pleasure of a visit to the banana plantation in the South, in . PERSONALS August Swanson of the marriage cure, and even now can cure eighty country's, most unique section. i.vtry much to.be regretted Orange county. A spouting well !y of their youngest son, Archie, to nifcoupf'of change o f resiper cent, Of all cases iC Ukpn ia Florida is different Iron: all the near Apopka throws water three [«arid other circumstances . JoeGortzalA motored to Orlando l Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harvard rao- Miss Hazel Tornquisb of Hhariton, cither states. It has mitny attrac­ hundred.feet in the air. Indian £ time. Iowa, on June 3. They left the sams . " tored to Do Land yesterday. »mh«r* will,not be In. apUve yeaterduy. / .. ’ • 'H day on their bridal trip for Sfc Don’t neglect a small growth, tions not to he found elsewhere. mounds are found in many sections. (bior the coming club year. [or tne ciud ; .The neighbors will liqvc a chance There is nothing more interesting Paul, Minn., where hi,* brother, Al­ A. Raffield spent S u n d a y in surfaco sore or pdrsisfoAt soreness,, la conic down this summer, and no than the great state park south IbTe for refnItoibe ^llgiMe d;Mrs. Ni. !l.‘ Gqrnfcr.spent vin, ia. Friends hero wish them Tampa. ot *est£n y at Corbnifdo Beach. * however trifling. dmiht thousands will take nd- of Miami, with its tropical growth much happiness and hope they will JJHHL tease, .vantage of the excursion rates and that- cannot he matched anywhere come home soon. > Mrs. O. L. Taylor returned'last : aired by our .by^Igwir that THE AGRICULTURAL depart­ •,'H.cinl trips, nnd actually get a else." Mr. and.Mrs.'IIi'I^. Gibson leqve evening from u visit with-urV. E. *' ation snail be sent ment reports the worst crops in P'ifi'P5*1.’ V?I Florida. .If desirous of seeing the most today lo r an extended trip west. Mrs. Hilmer Lundquist nnd D. Brownlee at Daytona Beach. A CO M M U N ITY BUILDER eorrespoiufing’ ’ secretary, ' ;_■ wonderful beach in the world, the daughter, Melva, have been visit­ iniiny years. That 0, Shinnolaer. • • • ................ Mrs. R. L. Peck apent yesterday, J. B." Taylor of Orlando Is In the ing for a couple of weeks « t vth^ those who cat the crops, hut may. |.li‘'HtWjG-fjllkrf VHt* thWusl'lvos n Florida i'.lk»~who -live away from i theAtlantic shtnUD ta k e n trip -to home o f her lister in Arcadia. !.:.»• i ' F. P. FORSTER*,•'President. D. F. WHITNRlC ( at Daytona Beach <M the guest op C .. > • / n .. — a . T-li .. — — r r* l . c 1a ^ . . i j mean better prices for formers not .vfsit around. That it js good fori ! l ’uhlo, which -is n few'miles' frooi ____< r . .-J h J J a .Vu U j> l . B p ttsgj;,*' " * is iiu s a iis .i Mrs. S. Robins returned home ing tofr some tim e'st a furniture l .. I T-------------H i rown of ._.dcsta Is In the cropping la nearing an city today, stopping at the Valdez after a pleasatft day spent at Eua- store on 8 anford Ave., going in poets higher prices for grain, nml j j, jjst on his wheeL section. The sweet pep­ hotel. tis yesterday. with the wheat crop cut more thnn tions, toils of u few very interest- elsewhere.’ . was abort a n d 'of an InUtyt W H M fe is jte d this Jacksonville has ninny other at­ Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Moses and forty 'million 'burheU, something* irsde. Tomatoes were also Lillian Shuman and Joo Leinhart sona of New York are spending summer, Ana assuro* ItA renders tractions, added to its nearness to the usual yield to tbe ought to happen.. ,, that th e/n ro interesting places nnd tho Atlantic nnd the fine beach re- ttw.^anpera are get- it Oviedo motored over to see "A ll some time in Sanford. Y ou Furnish worthy of attention. Quoting from ' m summer sumt it the Cover x Mistake" last evening. MEN THAT HEAL in money, ns another publication, thu Herald sort, nnd those Florida folks who I do not muke a visit to the chief port < Miss Ina Jordan ia spending two cow peas and velvet beans. others deal in shoes,;corn or tLlin^i remarks: F irst Street and Railroad Avenue Miss Virginia King left Wednes­ weeks in Macon, Gn., as the guest once ;n u while are hardly treating ' co, are amazed at money’s cheap- * “ Ajblqng t|_j»*m -ore Silver Springi, themselves fairly. Almost every M RS. W . E. W A TSO N , MGR. i sew residence o f A. Merritt day for New York where she will o f her brother. gest ai ami one of the most town and city of the stnte is worth n<*** nnd nn.l nmintnin the largest ness cnmplnin. ia. progressing nicely, visit her aunt, Mrs. Marlowe. beautiful natural springs in tha n visit, nnd ninny places arc p a r-! Mrs. Ira D. Martin has ratumed ate Is spacious, with niqe "(Jail money" was lent yesterday world, which is big enough for a ticulnrly attractive and have some ! from the hospital in Orlando, i tad bath. A wide porch exMr. and Mrp. T> L. Brown are nt the lowest price ip seven years, turning basin for large passenger especially unique features of inter- 1 •long the front and east leaving today to spend tho week­ greatly improved. two per cent.’ 'Gentlemen gambling boats; the Key West extension of est. The Herald is advising "»ee I end in Jacksonville. Florida KaSt^Const, which is Florida first" und the idea is Mrs. J. \V. Strange and Mias in stocks could borrow more ithoapttyng else anywhere; sponge heartily indorsed. ly than the United States govejrneir Warren has completed a Paulk Reeves, bookkeeper at the Helen Crosby leave today for nient. at Lake Monroe and Wll- First National bank, ia away on home. raxlna and wife, who have hla vacation. * ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B gp ggji Mr. and Mrs. Silas St. Johns of STEEL MEN are not cAstfrlul ■ ■■■■■■ etas at Sanford, arq occupyCorner store, W elaka Bldg^ $160 I . * * ■ V citjiur. Orders?Jor. stpql, arc* the' Mrs. V. U Wagner/ Eva Grace New York spent yesterday In Sanmonth. • P S Wagpat1 end Miss Ziegler of Tam- -ford, on their way to Orlando. lowest in ten ycary. Unfilled or­ **■ 4 .*■ »i / j tad Mrs. S. H, Buchanan )*• motored to Orlanda yesterday. ders of the- big steel company in Alberta Aycock, Drane Roberts, Wednesday at New Smyrna Store adjoining- corner, facii ore rouutlj from tho Jast qf April to i Anna Mason, Maude Tyre, Jewell •i.# i i with the Sanford teachers. Mr. and. Mrs. W. J. McBride Railroad Avenue, $60.00 a month. the last gf May dropped,. 5^0^58 Jj eavts ■today for Ocala 16 spend Carter and Peter Schoal motored 1 tad Mrs. Naugher and ths .wefck-end aa guests o f Mr. Me to Daytona Beach yesterday. u»„ tons. , . ,*• .' * ■ jlMr,Reba Naughet, will leave brfdiei brother. Store fa cin g R ailroad’,.’Avenue, on Mr. and Mrs. Fred 8 . Datger and for their bid none In Ten­ aid hom BUT NOTHING sq^pis to bother son motored over to Daytona today Brownlqe mdtored over Myrtle Ave. Id 4lh St, ley edge, $55.00 per Henry Fprd’s business. He sold t o spend the day with relatives of pd . last evening. Dr. 20 f),rt0 1 ca'rs a n lflr i’ L*' In the E. Jacobs has returned re* today for a few Mr. Daiger. month of May, besides selling .'!00 l±= ' Store fa,eing Railroad5 AytnuC, $ 2 ia at Owiodp. after visittractors u dby,i(and. breaking tho The friends of Mrs. Joe Harold | 4 * < 4 , ’ » ^ ^gM ed ’ ? . * , • , • 9 Km knd his wife, Mr. and record in the sale of Lincoln cars. per month- . ‘ v ■|lw [J. T. Jacobs.-,,. i‘ C. E. Satterwhlte of Baltl- ere glad to know she' Is rapidly imTepresentlng the Mqnsln^ iroving after her recent serious illmo: f ■*■1 THE LINCOLN BALE,*from th** C ort}aM i*«flt-W eat Weat.Banrear Corporation; Ma ta"•the less. Ford point of view, is trilling, only .1 ) 1 easant i returned. after a pie clty jsday callmg-on trade. 8 (?H in a month. What would be the Mrs. E. R. Bliss and ^avid Ito rslatives at Orlando. effect if Ford should do with his Mauley o f Orlando will be the Tbi; friends”- oY ^hado Walker, Lincoln cars what he did with his osts of Mra, Gonzalez for a few ... • -w V L * * * I aiis _t ia visiting Jr, rlous trn tractor,'forcing it into quantity _ ysat OOneva. , n hea­ production' basis by cutting t h o li price in two? He ciui dt» that, rt' Mias Mauda Lake, who has been course, if hq, wants to. , H. McMahon and fam- attending Stuart Hall at Staunton, V Va., returned homd laat evening to " ‘ rday for. Pierre, spend the summer months. Before BUY YOtlR NEW automobile 2 v i‘ by h«v sister; with n pnffeful mind^-TlMAiibbar returning home Miss Lake enjoyed the sumidsr. who will be her tire supply will not ho exhausted; a trip to New York and other neither will it ever be thoroughly points of Interest controlled by financiers in London or anybody cl*c.% s i * s t Representing Sanford . at the and Btate Christian Endeavor conven­ i ciyi ( tta yes!Sf. tion In Tampa, Jupm 1^*18 turns Mias Gertrude Runge, Miss . .... ...... »lley ih ii yui i* ■ Lehman, Rodman - Lehman and Brazil with tho news that "that re- i J geion is capable of growing rubber ■ <■> , " ' ' . MU* Olive Ted Runge. to supply the whole world". .Daytona WILL MOVB T p ^ANFOttD tbe ben- Ik *• ' Thn annual Methodist Sunday Rev. Wiihlberg Was a visitor over school picnic was,a great success _ Sunday at the home of Mr. and yesterday aftornoon, as well os be " j Mrs. Ecicson and came with them ing an enjoyable affair. ! to the Children's Day services. Tho The Florida Method}*! Orphan bad storm interferred with age was selected as the site, not evening meeting,. only because of its beauty, but be­ Norman Hwannnn and Mrs. Mrca u se, an altruistic motive also Dougall of Celery Avenue were vis­ j prompted the selection. About 25 cars went over from itors Sunday at the home of his |Sanford, and everyone believes tb»t parents, Mr. and Mra. Nils Swan­ the picnic was tnce *largest In at­ son. . tendance. Mrs. Stokes and children of Tho welcome given the visitots l>y the matron, ojf the Home and |Jacksonville came Sunday to join ill also the Joy afforded the little ones |tier husband, who ha.*; been here made all feel that a repetition i for some time boarding nt the home of her bi other, Morgon would not come amiss. |Lloyd. They have rented the Cra­ mer cottage in Gvapevllle for light , hour t keeping. Upsala And . mV oLO *»•—« 44 , Society E d j w . h isdownhiiL ^ h V I o f ’ sbcond days, the'event Wouhlk How would you like to have n street paved with human skulls? Suppose this city had streets paved with gb»* Would they be more desirable than the w onderful asphalt streets now in use in Sanford? We, here in Sanford, think we know a lot about paving streets. W e are specializing on asphalt and brick nnd are proud o f the fact that this city is becom ing known for the fine condition o f its streets and avenues. But look back a few years nnd note how the old timers solved the paving problem in an entirely different manner. A w riter in a magazine about twenty years ago had this to say about the curious pavements o f the world, m ost o f which had been laid by persons whose tastes have ranged from burnished copper to human skulls. . „ “ An Italian nobleman has lately had the courtyard o f his palace paved with slabs o f marble, granite and other stone, every one o f which has been brou gh t from a different land. Europe, Asia, A frica, A m erica and Australia have all supplied materials for this curious mosaic, which is composed o f over five hundred pieces each engraved with the name of the country or state from which it came. • ‘ ‘The fam ous Hue de la Itepubllque, in Lyons, is laid in glass blocks, eight inches square, which are so sym ­ m etrically fitted together as to prevent the possibility o f w ater passing between the interstices. “ On the occasion o f his accession to the throne o f Bavaria, Mnximilian Emmanuel had one o f the roads leading to his palace paved with plates o f burnished cop­ per, which, gleam ing in the sunshine, had all the effect , o f the m ore precious metal, gpld. . Down this road it was his intention to proceed in royal pomp, but his purpose was unfortunately frustrated by a gang o f robbers, who one night overpowered the guards and carried off much o f the valuable paving. . ^ “ Louis XJV iiad one p f the courts o f his palace at # Versailles paved with squares o f silver, pad) o f which, recorded som e tr iu m p h io the French arm s. These spr— - fqrd GoinK h r o k e l r r , ^ V -1 D riving out in tho farm ing districts one m ay see n cro s!h:,vo “ccn n‘,vertised ten tifoeA a s 1 and acres o f fine farms. Those persons w ho take the time jjn u ch ' n ,,ur purc democracy. Had and the trouble to go out to these faring.a*o b?en the *',n ot lhc Kn*1'sh king, m ' chase farm products fresh from* th e flblds at TcasoHftblj?'fn!,,ta<|;‘ of tho Danish king, the rices. But there ore a good many people who cannot go i n , PaP<jrs wouldn’t hare been big the country to make their purchases. Every fam ily doer t'n°ugh to hold the enthusiasm of not own an automobile, while others who do hnVfr not the th(J minute detail*, time. WORKING MEN should note A curb market once or twice a week would in alf-probathat in one s!n/c nlone, new York, bility meet with a ready response on the part o f S anford’s people. W ithout interfering with the business o f any o f the one hundred thousand men have local states, a market o f this kind would soon becom e p rof­ been discharged from their work , .i* i itable and popular. And it would be the means o f demon­ within a few week*. This bed sign, only temporary, it strating to everybody the value o f S an ford ’s great farm ing is to be hoped, demands thought. country. Leaders that advise workmen for Sanford could have a curb market that would m ake some the workmen's good will not en­ other cities look like pikers. courage too many strikes nt this -------------- o--------------V v Some Curious Pavements of the World MISS ROSAM OND RAD / :fW T TT"** M^ Office 148. VviVx?.* THE SAlflFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13. 1924 £L Monoi rf(1a. w pior.ey ’* u,II*7»nt fh ridlj / t!,i f*f ^ Dan Dot -Tr— v*’- *■: .t *>-j? ■( B E A P L E A S A N T SU M M E R ■AS <T A I.ndy Vlee.'lVwldent?7 ; ,'v , 1 100,000 Men Discharged. Yes, We Have Snobs. Copyrtdtll. tSJA . Boston w o m lT ^ .s a that the city has purchased water works plant tho next step the acouirlng o f the electric voted almost unanimously in P**ot. The citizens of Sanox the bond issue which profunc?, ,o r.the acquisition of ‘ public utilities and many of are desirous of seeing .quick the c ity / ' H As Brisbane Sees 3ti ----------------------------------a boon alike to tile grow ers and to the purchasers o f produce, 1IAVK WE Anglomaniac sndbtt, M iam i’s curb market hns constantly grow n Ia popularity in the United Stacs? Yes, we havo.1 until now it is hardly possible for. the gardeners and ‘ A Miss Green, of Nc\V poultrym en to keep up with the demand... , . . .• marries Prince Viggo Christian. Sanford, o f all cities, should have a curb m arket. It Adolph Georg, son'of the K in g a f is in a position to fill a market o f this kind w ith a g rea t; City editors, who know variety o f high grade products. Known all over the state •r>cnrnnrkv *— i— o ■— Weok” will result in ittcr business conditions provided rervone contribute* his part to sking it a success. What a finfc aklng I DO NOT allow m yself jp suppose thnt either the con ­ wwjltlt ........ . people r_ jwqt.lt would be if_ all the vention or the league, have jcondudcd to decide that I atm of this rity could come to tho end either the greatest’ or fhe b ^ t mun in A m erica, but rather of next week with their hills ull paid. they have concluded it is not best JHto | sw _ a p lip ^ rses wl\ile ..^ _______ crosHI The Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce should have thu support of ^11 the buiiincsH men of Spnford in carrying out it* activities of the coming year. Without solicitation give your membership to the ortg y d m lo n *nd become identifled With a progressive institution. -O----•The Jacksonville Journal points tl* t inasmuch as President ilidge has been recently de­ rated four times out of five by In the solution of certain ablema, that his hatting average two hundred. After the Novemelertion* his average will he ssideraoly less. »o------— n support of hi* contention that xine.3 and not necessity, has n the mother of invention, a ker recently declared that it t hnve been the laxy cave man, red of revisiting the spring every 4me he wanted a drink, who defirst rude pall so that he . . .the...............— light carry a supply to his dug- t ' ■**'*■•. *j4 r 1-.*V ' l �\ *. •- • •;. ^ {m I t*V-> -v m&Wm, .t i n w n ,r A ' : -i •■•'*•{ ......... •< ,*v i ;•w ) > > ! » •» ••*: ' - •>•• ' ' ' •:-'-l f * THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13. 1924 ^ --------------= ^ = = r f r = ^ = i = — - tf . ---------------- • f* 8 f ------- 82W 3SSP .C ^ m it h ’dSarkitShagil.' >* iTja '."r A V B f e u i f e * fofcbettef barb'er'Wrts riiin orn A C T on Palm er O ffice H ou rs ! tss* ^ p A G E . Take —next Valdez Hotel. OrailD.lt rt*i j O J i • Two ■** * sire*, 4 9- 1J A. SL; 2-t P. M. rf .. 7 to 8 F.vrnlnK", except Saturday* Rim m a 3 u t - t H GROWERS B E A T Osborne Breaks His DETROIT L OSE S First Nat. ilk. LAKELAND IN A Own W orld Record TO YANKEES BY SCORE OF 10 T Q A Ga b r i e l 4 TO 1 C O N T E S T C A J H ip n S K o f i dawn on tlio t dfc« o f the r u n -, nfrti*M)imnl and nr* nut or the w ay IIIok' when -not In tine. 4 -* ' $2.(50 and $2.95 Hid*.. Sanford: 'I F.P.RINES . Storage And Repairing 105 Palm etto A v e . Snubbers RIVE & WALKER F R E S H ‘ SEAFOOD Daytona Beach Buy Your Seafood from the MAIN STREET FISH COMPANY DAYTONA BEACH- -P H o x E s a jl All kinds of Seafood ffohh daily. Ocean Frown Mr. t- ,.4 Lobster Ocean Fish. L‘Te r"m \ M I lllH I I B I lllllllI H I I I I I I I lliim iiiii This Is Your Lucky Day EXPECT OF Y0Ur | GROCER — H O N E ST WEIGHT R ealtyCo SPECI [S p ecia ls WRAGGE’S CASH GROCERY POPULAR CASH MARKET 6 to rjjnable T h to r , o f . „ --------------------------- -------------------------------------volunteer pitchers were check the Barpn batters. .Score by innings: Nashville . ......003 010 000—4 13 0 Birmingham . , 000 100 31x—5 13 1 Lindstrom, Ketchum, Enzman and Mackey; Good and Spencer. POSTPONE BOXING MATCH CLEVELAND, June 13.—The boxing ahow for the benefit of the American Olympic fund, featuring Harry Greb, middleweight cham­ pion, and Marty Burke, Cleveland light heavyweight, was again post­ MOBILE, June 13.— Little Rock poned Wednesday night because of rain. It is planned to hold it hit Pitcher Ban Boone hard Thurs­ day and won the third straight Thursday night. game of th eserics, 5 to 1. Score by innings: Littlo Rock ... 200 000 003—5 15 1 Mobile . ......... 000 010 000— 1 4 3 Cash, McCall und Lapan; Boone and Devormer. p I YOU CAN SAFELY ORDER BY PHONE! NEW ORLEANS, June 13— New Orleans defeated Memphis 4 to 2 in the third gurne of the series here Thursday. Hollingsworth run his number of consecutive .victories to nine. Score by inflings; Memphis......... 011000 000—2 9 2 New Orleans 100 200 01 x—4 13 0 Rogers, Kelly and Ynrynn; Hol­ lingsworth and Dowie. YOU get exactly the same service whether you bring your mar­ ket basket or whether you telephone us your Stribling-Greb Bout order. Scheduled for July 4 ROBERTS GROCERY ' PHONE 39 ft. ■M BENTON HARBOR, Mich., June 13.— Floyd Fitzsimmons, who pro­ moted the Tommy Glbbons-Georges Carpentier light at Michigan City, Ind., Memorial Day, Thursday an­ nounced he had signed Harry Greb, the middleweight champion, and “ Young” Stribling for n ten-round match ut Michigan City on July 4. The word yiddish, itself is a cor­ ruption of the German “ Judisch,” which means Jewish. 9. WELAKA BUILDING RENTALS First Strett and Railroad Avenue M RS. W . E. W ATSON, MGR. *JL, For Rent Apartment, East Side, one large room and small adjoining room with kitchenette, private bath, fu r; niahetl, except linen, silver and cooking utensils, gas and lights not included, $35.00 per month, 2 full size beds. si .C L E A N L IN E SS ,O U n T R A D E MARK M A K E IT Y O U R S • '•*, ' VEGETABLES DAILY. • . AND FRYERS HENS PIGGLY WIGGLY . of theFood Value a / l£6 (C / v ci'tftc y fo r& f TWIN DIAMOND PER POUND of Your Wakings Plain flour has a large amount of food value but it must be combined with good baking powder in ordei to retain this value. Cantaloupes ™ 1 0 c 21-2 LB. CAN PEARS PERCAN Most self rising flours are not successful because they do not and cannot raise the bakings to the proper lightness. T h is means a certain loss of nutri­ tion because they are heavy and hard to digest. Every time you eat food that does not properly digest you do not get the full nutritional value — you are over-taxing your stomach. Nourishing and perfect bakings are what good health demands. The one sure way is— use pure flour and good baking powder. If you want to find what thou­ sands o f h o u s e w iv e s have learned— make some biscuits with self-rising flour — then make some with good plain flour and Calumet Baking Pow­ der-n otice the great difference. One trial will satisfy you. Your health demands that you make the experiment. Those who know—millions of housewives, domestic science teachers,bignotels,restaurants, bakeries ana railroads will not use anything but Calumet, the Economy Baking Powder. F r a ftS a y j™ 3 9 c PINEAPPLE 2 1 -2 LB. CAN S L I C E D PERCAN Syrup FRANKLIN PER 5-LB. CAN CAN MBSrSF2Se Play safe— use Calumet and plain flour. It is the moat eco­ nomical and s a t is fa c t o r y , where light, wholesome •and pure foods are desired. FULL LINE FAN CY PACKED IN TIN -KEEPS STRENGTH IN Km ’A5® I 1 ■Ml W H A T DO YOU Free! Free! Free! Britt JA LAKE MARY -2 0 N ow open room, M 'toyLight lunches, cream , soft drink* open. Mrr. H. n \Hostess. for the liver F rid a y J u n e 1 3 he change:' pD i - 2 4 HOUR GREATER NEW YUKK, June 13.— Har­ Boston Noses Out Game From old Osborne of the Illinois A. C. W recking Service Smokers Shut Out Daytona, 4 to 0 RIDING Cleveland, 4 to 3 — Chicago Chicago, Wednesday broke his — 8t. ePtersburg Wins Closely COMFORT Beats Philadelphia. Own world's record for the Contested (lame From Orlando. Phone G43-W. N igh t 289-R decathlon when he scored P. A . MERO DETROIT, June 13. — Detroit 7377.38 points in 10 events in BRADENTOWN, June 13.— Be­ the final try-outs for the Amer­ failed to hit Pennock consistently fore a Thursday half-holiday rec­ ican Olympic tenm. His old Beware of imitation.. Demand ord breaking crowd the Growers Thursday and New York won, 10 mark of 7350 wus established the genuine in 1Oc and 35c pack­ humbled the leading Lakeland to 4. Ruth made his fifteenth at the national championships age. bearing abovo trade mar’ FARM S. Highlanders, 4 to 1. Well timed Sanford A v e. and 2nd St. home run. extra base hits turned the trick. I last year. Score by innings: The day was wet but three negro New York .. 420 210 010— 10 13 0 boxing matches, the band and a 10 acre*. Improved, tiled: barn, tenant house; place well located; watermelon-eating contest held in­ Detroit .......... 000 120 001— 4 13 2 w orth $1,009 per acre. For quick terest until the slack of the rain. H ow T h e y S ta n d 1 Pennock and Schang; Cole, S. sale party will take $8,000 and a r­ Score by innings: range terms to suit purchaser. Johnson, Pillette and Woodall. Lakeland .......... .... . 000 010 000—1 Florida State League 11 acres, with house, located wtth Bradentown ........... 020 101 OOx—4 hard road on tw o sides; farm In W. L. Pet. Clubs: Beaton 4; Cleveland 3 best o f Hhupe; recently re-tlled. At Ery and Smith; Rainey and Mc­ Lakeland ....... ............ 39 18 .084 CLEVELAND. O., June 13.— a bargain. Daniel. Orlando ......... .............33 25 .569 Boston evened the series with 10 acres. Just off Heard ill); Im­ St. Petersburg ...........33 25 .509 Cleveland Thursday, winning 4 to proved; barn, tenant house: corn Tampa, 4; Daytona, fl Bradentown . ........... 28 30 .483 3. and peas now on place. Another DAYTONA, June 13.— Pitcher Tampa ........... 22* 30 .379 tinrirnln. Score by innings: Cobcr, who was released by the Is­ Daytona ......... ......... Tm 39 .310 Boston ............ 000 210 100—4 10 0 landers some time ago, returned Cleveland .......100 010 001—3 0 0 to City Island Thursday afternoon American League Ferguson and O’Neill; Covol* In Tampa Uniform and occupied w. L. Pet. Clubs: the mound. He was in great form Boston . ...... 19 .578 oskle, Ray and Myatt. and had his former teammates eat­ New York ........... 20 19 .578 Bring the Coupon to our Plant and Get a G0-cent Quart o f Chicago 5; Philadelphia 3 ing out of his hand during the en­ D etroit.......... ........... 28 23 .549 Ice Cream for CHICAGO, June 13.—Thurston tire nine innings, allowing only Chicago .......... ......... 22 22 .500 won his ninth game of the season three hits and shutting out Day­ St. Louis .... 22 .489 .... 23 tona, 4 to 0. F O R T Y -F IV E CENTS Washington . ........... 22 24 .478 Thursday, the White Sox defeating ............ 20 25 .444 the Athletics, 5 to 3. Cleveland . Score by innings: Score by innings: Tampa .................... 200 011 000—4 Philadelphia . ............ 18 28 .391 Philadelphia . . 000 010 200—3 9 1 IN C O R PO R A TE D R O Y A L ICE CREAM COUPON Daytona.................. 000 000 000—0 Chicago ............ 100 010 OOx—5 0 l National League Gober and Gower; Cornett and Coupon good for Fifteen Cents. Cut this out nnd get a Sixty. Burns, ftommell and 'Perkins; Rooms 515-510 W. L. Pet. Clubs: Sims. Cent Quart of Ice Cream for Forty-Five Cents at our plant. First Nat’l Bk Bldg. New York .... ...........3 0 19 .012 (COUPON GOOD FOR ONE WEEK ONLY) .000 ............ 30 20 Chicago ......... ORLANDO, June 13. — With Fla, In ancient times the seventh Sanford "Wee Willie” Wilson pitching, St. Brooklyn ........ ............ 25 • 21 .544 Petersburg won over Orlando here Cincinnati ...... ............ 25 23 .521 child o f u seventh child was credit­ Pittsburgh . . ............ 22 24 .478 ed with supernatural powers. Thursday, 1 to 0. Y j F IT FOR A QUEEN Boston ........... ............ 21 24 .'407 Score by innings: St. Petersburg 100 000 000— 1 St. iAiuis ....... ......... —20 29 .408 Orlando ................... 000 000 000—0 Philadelphia . ............ 10 28 .304 ■i Wilson and Torres; Cump und Southern League Francis. Clubs; w . L. Pet. Memphis ........ ............ 37 17 .085 To Decide Leonard’ s New Orleans ............ 34 23 .596 Nnshvilh: . .............. 28 25 .518 Next Title Opponent Atlanta .......... ............27 27 .500 NEW YORK, June 13.— A Chal­ Mobile ........... ............ 27 29 .482 29 .453 CASH O N LY lenger for Benny Leonard's light­ Birmingham . ............m 31 .415 Little Roek .... ............ 22 weight crown will be chosen by on elimination tournnment In-July, de­ Chattanooga , ............ 10 39 .291 tails of which will be arranged by S U G A R , 10-LBS FOR............................... ................85CTS. a committee which started work | S o u t h e r n L e a g u e j BEST BLUE ROSE RICE, 3-L B S.........................25 C l’S. Wednesday. The committee ap­ S IL V E R B A R PEACHES, NO. 2 C A N S .........23 CTS. pointed by the State Athletic Com­ ATLANTA, Ga.i June 13.--A tmission consists of Tex Rickard of S IL V E R B A R PEACHES, NO. 3 C A N S............ 33 CTS. Madison Square Gardens, Charles lantn piled up n total of nine runs *515 Elm Avenue-------------------- Phone 645 L. Henderson of the Nostrand A. while McLaughlin hold the Chat­ C., Simon Flaherty of the Queensa M F U L L LIN E OF N A T IV E AN D W E STE R N MEAT'S, boro A. C.,-James J. Johnson of tanooga club to four hits, the M Sugar, 10-lbs f o r ........................................ ...................85 cts. the National Sports' Alliance and Crackers winning D to 0 here ■ FRESH FR U IT AN D V E G E T A B L E S Charles Briefer of the Pioneer Thursday. ■ Best Head Rice, 3 lb s ................................................ 25 cts. HENS A N D F R Y E R S ■ A. C. Score by innings: Sugar Cured B reakfast B acon...................................28 cts. ■ The commission Tuesday picked Chuttunuogu . . 000 000 000—0 4 5 ■ New Irish P otatoes.................................:............GO cts. Pk. Louis "Kid” Kaplun of Meriden, Atlanta .......... 500 003 0 U —9 10 0 ■ ■ Sndgwick and D. Anderson; Me- ■ Conn., as the most logical chal­ ■ lenger for - Johnny Dundee’s Limghlin and Huwthoth. -lit* ■ featherweight title, supplanting 18 P A R K A V E N U E Johnny Leonard of ABentown, Allentown, Pa„ Pa., Nashville 4; Birmingham 5 ■ i _ 3 5 TTT IT J , T ,T N K ! OK* M A T T V t t A N TH W F .< who wag previous!^ chosen. LeonBIRMINGHAM,-June 13— Bir- 2 J. II. WiUEire._PrDlL J U m iu v r 2 1 ft.o iu l-.9 1 X = n f& := X I^ »'~ d b lL -J r * - ' Is**" 4 SATURDAY AND MONDAY i — LO W PRICES — H IG H QUALITY — Courteous Attention You Get These and More at Your A . & P. Store GOLD D U S A Small 1 C „ L arge OC t : Pkgs. 1J t F L O U R Iona Brand 24lbs.S8c SE L F -R IS IN G O R P L A IN Package A&PBr; LBS. Self Rising or Plain G E T T H F B E ST IN TOWN A . & P- �I * • Wi l l i W **\' 1 PAGE H ERALD, FRID AY, JUNE 13, 1924 THE ,1 U f» - — •>{ (. erald Want A d s A re Willing Workers! X THEY WILL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU {.♦♦♦■*”>«+*+'H*’M ^ + + -f+ * + + * + + + * + * 4 * + * ^ +++++++4 Advertising jord Dally- HeraltL I * Court o f ( k r C o u n ty J a d g e , ! , ■ ■n n l r C o u n t y , M i t o o I B I m U i * Room s Eac-Rent TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent AWN FERTILIZER cent a Word daily, two cents a word Sundays. . iiiaR s.ja._i.......... K25- "DOtWOC W A N r ti tr -ia i Ud.'bagn......... j .........$2.100 anything?*1 If so ndvorttio ndvortluo In , arimji, ___ ADVERTISING gots results If It reaches potential buyers. Palatkn Daily News is circulated in un industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johns County is reached through the St. Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two cents per word. Sample copy on request dclit/or—forma cash* CHASE Si CO, Phone 503 (uses f or R ent SERVICE: That'a our middle name. In doing hutdneaa with ua, LNT—House, 4 rooms, bath, you not only get value received, t, $27.50 mo. Corner Sec- but you get SERVICE along with it. QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ Maple. Phone 388. ENT—0-room house, newly FER, Rhone 498. throughout; fine location, fifth St. ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ENT — Furnished house, ration. Park Avc. See W. R E A L -E ST A T E *n. v , !N'T—Cottage, unfurnished, W e h ave s o m e a t t r a c t iv e real e s ­ ‘dmetto Ave. See W. J. tate lis tin g s to offer. ( W e s t F irst •NT— Cottage, 112 French it; also housekeeping ■ARply_.300 French Avc.___ ! FOR RENT^Furnistoeii ^furnished bungalow and Hth St. and 4)«k Aye, In* Rs. Julius Takach, Celary t Mrs. Asplmvall, 12th St. die Avc. « ^ T —Two-story' garage on B trset.) On* 7-room B u n ga low , c lo s e in, a g o o d buy, an d g o o d terms. F o r Sal*. M e r c a n tile b u s in e s s on F ir st Htrsst. g o o d lo c a t io n , e s t a b ­ lished trade. I’ o o r h ealth o n l y r e a ­ son f o r gellin g. F oi':-R en t. e , r o o m c o t t a g e , pos gsasloii at on ce. F if t h Street and P a r k . A v en ue. P r i c e r e a s o n a b le . F o r Bale. S ev er a l B v e -ro o m c o t ­ ta ges. wait lo c a t e d , easy te rm s. F ir e In surance. T h is d e p a r t m e n t I* ready, rates nnd inspection* c h e e r f u l ly furn ish ed. E m p lo y m e n t. W e can a s s i s t In s e c u r in g position * o f all kin ds. ts. y. C. Coller..____ 8NT — Two_ ______ garages, SEMINOLE " “ilia Avenue. Apply Be* Mford Ave. and Fourth St. Business Exchange »ille, North Carolina .(play * t of the South), write Byman Welakn B ldg.------ Phone 303 wr &. Son, Realtors, Rental COTTAshviHe, N. C. tINGING UP FATHER o h :d e a r •o • t- h ’. o e a r : I'M F R IC H T E N E O T O DEATH* J HAVE. H O FEAW • NO HCRE yh erell m c e <i i ^ r o q m d v h il b ; OOC* -- f Eor R e n t Apartments -H elp -W a n ted W a n t e d TO BUY— Direct from owner attractive residence with all improvements. Must be in good residential section and price must be right. In answering give location of property and description of house, price wanted and terms o f­ fered. Address Box 80, care The Sanford Herald. p a r t ie s c lu lm ln g an imer.est la n d s In volved In this suit M. B. llr o c k , deceased o r pla t t h e r e o f r e co r d e d In P la t Hook t o be held.. the en su in g t w o ysurs. w ise, w h o s e nam es nnd p la c e s o f 1, p a g e 6 . S e m in o le C ou n ty Rscnrds. been called nnd o r d e ir.e. d *,..1,1 w it h in I T h e fo llo w in g named a re app oint........... n> anci in»|i«omrn aim re sid e n c e a r e u n k n ow n . D e f e n d ­ Snld Innd b e i n g m o r s p a rt icu la rly nd I h r o u X u t H... psrlSl T a..i u„h„„lI to c t . ann s . Inspectors and civra c le r k nt a ,, * tvvriei i a x Henqol| t |,„ |,r,-rlnrta named, w ith in snld an ts.— O rd e r f o r C on st ru c tiv e Her- d e s c r ib e d as b e g in n i n g nt a point , Dlrffilst No. I H*m n o le C o u n t y ; upeolUI T a x ftchtxd D istrict to hold N.tl c h a in s w e s t f r o m n post . vftutmlf n < rh ln . said d is t r ic t bfln ir ">««■ mild rivet In n ' „ vjcfc ated 2 n c h a in s so u th fr om th e tmlf it Lkn4w" "" Long wood dk'cclal Tux, No. 7. (Chuluuta) J. B. se Ttiq C om p la in a n t h a v in g filed her m ile post b e t w e e n section s 2 a n,i (bl II.I iij*trtcl. rm Tumidity. Jtmslftnydsr, tWo. tr. Jqrohq nnd Mrs. Jns w..b r n ' hill o f c o m p la in t ...In. this ................................................... . 4- ti h e n c e r im w e s t R.42^cjntn*. sy a lh , „ » b f o F t h r im rp o s e o f d v t i t , sic I’ n-vatt. In spectors; and .Mrs/ J. -•a .v -w d ii xtux-jUiLiea. . Lbjit—alioJ.A.Blutliifi-. ^uat J J 2 c h a in s . Jtortlt ^.i^-ii, ju* i m i i s a a .A([.the! y. n —... . . . . . ---- , — k'llM.. A.. . e — -.—— — ..,...^ ^ 4—i!iVaDihtYt1 i^~rni,-niw-TW __ __________ ^__ Siv»-.ob^.'w.aw| 4, W IS! v»w<v |Mill , r \ irm * o i b t ftn. ij i f t t M i l -NTT-* ■t. nnd n lso aims In terested In said lands d e ­ soiitlt. rung,] 31 *31. two years, amt the numhvf of mtllsl D., 1*3 ................. .. ghhonl tax to he levied t.ol'N TY B O A R D O F B U llLIC INs c r ib e d In mild m i l o r Com plaint, ‘ ( T r a c i N o .- 3 .) of dhilrlrt. BTIHTFTIUN FOR SEMIN OLE w h o s o n am es ure u n k n o w n t o her L o f 6. 1|lurk_H. o f ’ Di'. H e n r y F o » - and" c'bUeCted f o r e a c h o f t h s nald COUNTY. an d h a v in g o th e r w is e com p iled w ith ter's H a m m o c k east from L a k e years. “aw IS H E R E B Y O R.D . . . . . . t’r .. ........................ . .E ItB lI. C h arm , na s h o w n b y J. O. F r i e s a u r - : T h o Cou n ty Hoard o f P u b li c In - By U A. DALLAS, Clialrnian Urn Tern. thnt th e defen d a n ts , l o - w l t : A1I p a r . , v ,,y „ f im k o C h a r m b y pla t t h e r e o f st rn c tlo n bus d e term in ed l»y r e s o lu t i e s c l-------. a i m i— n g -nn - .................... Interest In - — said '*• r e c o r d e d In IMat -Hook 1. ppaaggee 6. thin that ten m ills Is th e estim a ted A ttes t: T. W . LAW TON. fSeal) H,-eret«re. la n d s h e r e in a f t e r d es cr ib ed under S e m in o le C ou n ty R ec ord s. Snld Innd mlllngn n ecessary to lie voted lit M. E. Ilrnck, deceased nr o th er w is e, b e i n g m o r e p a rt icu la rly d e s c r ib e d ottdh e t f c t l o n f o r th e p u rp o s e o f the May iil-23-30; Juno S-13. a n d all pa rties c la im in g nn Interest ns b e g i n n i n g at a p o s t situ ated I* said specia l tax s c h o o l d is t r ic t f o r V. C. COLLER, Prop. NOTICE o r ELECTION, In said lands whose nam es and c h a in s so u th f r o m the h a lf m ile the n nspln g t w o years. In c o m p lia n c e with th o p r o v isio n s p la c e s o f r e s id e n c e « r « u n k n ow n . p o s t b e t w e e n s e c t i o n s 3 and T h e f o l l o w i n g n am ed a r e a p p o i n t ­ It, General Shop Bad Mill Work Bald land b e i n g situ ated In S e m i­ t h e n c e run w est tc.93 chain s, thence ed to art ns In sp e c to r s and c l e r k s o f la w ap plicab le th ereto, n o t ic e Is n ole C o u n ty . Florldu. and d es cribed so u th 1.60 cha ins, th e n ce e a s t IB.1 3 ' at th e p r e c i n c ts named, yvlthln sa d h ereby g iv e n that an e le c t io n tins s e c t i o n 11, t o w n s h i p 31 south, ran ge] Specia l T a x School D istrict, t o hold be e n i nllvd nml ordered to lie held, as f o l l o w s : Contractor and Builder nml tli.c sam e will be held wltliln B e g in #t S B c o r n e r o f Sec. 9, Tp. c h a in s , th e n c e north* 1.90 chain *. In said r lg c tlo n : .. „ „ nnd. thrMimlinlit Special Tux Sch ool nst. All lamia in Som ln olei P recin ct No. 9 ( L o n g W o n d ) , H. C, 21 S. U 31 E, run tlienco w e s t 9.99^ 517 Commercial Street unity, F lo r id a . I D lils on . Mrs F r a n c e s t\ N e lm e y e r D istrict No. 5, Sem in ole C ou n ty. ch a in s , th e n ce north 6 chains, tb u n c o east 9.9'J chains, thence soulli I t ( a p p e a r i n g f r o m th e s w o r n hill, and, Mrs. D ella C. W a lk e r . In s p e c . Florldu. said district be in g a lso k n ow i, us Geneva Sp ecial T n x Sch ool 6 c h a in s to poin t o f beg in n in g . A ls o o f riWnpInlnt ftlod herein a g a i n s t you tora; and J. A. lllstlln o. c le r k . Juno 17th. P r e cin c t No. 10 ( l.a k e M a r y ) Mrs. District, on Tu esda y. b e g i n n i n g nt a poin t 6 chains north th at y o u h a v e o r c la im to have o f th e HE c o r n e r o f Sec. 9. Tp. 31 B.. s o m e In terest In th e a b o v e described M. l>. Durant. A. M ln c h e w . W . J. 1934. f o r th e purpose o f d e t e rm u n g R, 31 East, run th en ce w est 5 chains, lands. YOU, nnd each o f y o u are H opkin s. Jr.. I n s p e c to r s : and Mrs. w h o shall be tr u stees o f Hie s l i d Wilson Welding & Radiator) district f o r ths next s u c c e e d in g t w o t h e n c e north 1*0 ft., thence B e s t 5 h e r e b y req u ired an d o r d e r e d to bo F ran k 8 . V e r n a y . c le r k . P r e cin c t No. It ( A l t a m o n t e years, and the num ber o f m ills o f ch a in s , th e n ce sou th 1 * 0 ft. to plupe an d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r C i r c u i t Court Works I nt th e C o u r t H o u s e In Hanford. F l o r ­ Hprnu»). A r th u r L e w s . Mrs. II. C. district sch ool tnx to hn levied nnd o f b e g in n i n g . of th e said a r e and each o f them Is h ereb y r e ­ ida. o n th e first M onda y In July. Lyniiiu .,an d Mra. F r a n k It. Rounds, co lle c te d f o r euch yenrs. •If It’s Metal we cz fteld ft.” 1921, th e sa m e b e i n g the 7th d a y of n s p e c t o f s : anti II. E. F u ller, c le r k . q u ir e d t o a p p e a r to th o Bill Of Coni ■The County Ronrd o f Riitdlc In-Dated- this th o Cth day o f May. A. p la in t In tin* cniisn on the 7lh day J u ly . 1911, und n ru le d a y o f our a iru rtlon has determined by r e s o lu ­ fANFORD, FLORIDA nald Court, th en nnd th er e to m a k e o f J u ly . A. D. 1021. IT 13 F l-'U T lIE Il O R D E R E D that a n s w e r u n t o th e said bill o f c o m . CO UNTY B O A R D O F P U B L IC IN- tion that te n mills Is the estim a ted mil Inge n ecessary to he v oted nt ..HTimC’TIO N F O R SR MIN OL.B lntnt filed h erein a g a i n s t ynu. and a c o p y o f tills o r d e r he pu blished ea c h election f o r the pu rpoes o f tho COUNTY. F L O R I D A . o n c e a w eek f o r eig h t c o n s e cu tiv e uroln y o u sh all fall n ot. el.i* entd said speclul tux school district f o r w e e k s In t h - S a n fo r d llerulrt. n hill o f eontplu ln t w ill ho t a k e n a* By C. A. DALLAS. the en su in g tw o years. , C h airm an P r o Tern. n e w s p a p e r p u blish ed In Sem in ole c o n f e s s e d a g a i n s t y o u and f o llo w e d T h o f o l l o w i n g mimed nro a p p o i n t ­ A t t e s t . T. W. L A W T O N . b y ftnnl decree. C o u n ty . Florida, ____ ed to act us Inspectors und c le r k s ( S e a l) S e c r e ta r y . IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I h e r e ­ It Is further ordered thnt this nt the precincts named, w ithin said u n to set my hand and official seal citation ho published In the Han May 16*33-30; J u n o 6-13. Special Tux Sch ool District, to hold ford Herald, n nw.vapuper published t h is 7th day o f M ay, A. D. 1924. Real Estate and Insurance said election : In Snnford. Homlnolq County. Flor­ NOTICE O f ELECTION. ( B e a l) K- A. DOUGLASS. R reclnct No. 6 (G e n e v a ). Mrs. M a­ I n r o g ip lla n c a w ith the p r o v i s io n s C le rk C irc u it Court. » em ln o| « C o u n ­ ida. once each yitiok for a period <(f Puieaton-Brumloy Bldg. o f law a p p lic a b le th ereto, n o t ic e Is ry Stone*, it. E. Ouhard and A. A. eight consecutive weeks. ty. Florldu. W i t n e s s m y h an d and o f f ic ia l seel h ereby g l v o n th a t an e le c t io n h as Moran. Inspectors; nnd Mrs. Mutllo By A. M. W E E K S , D. C. Fianford, Fla. II.'D o o le y , clerk. o f o f f ic e at Hanford. 8 u m ln ole C ou n ­ -been c a lled and o r d e r e d t o be h eld , J. W . HUNTE1L I'rr cln c t No. 15 ( O s c e o la ) . Mr*. F. ty. F lor ld n . this th e Ith d a y o f May. and th e sam e w ill he held w ltliln S o l ic it o r f o r Com plainant. and th r o u g h o u t Sp ecia l T a x S c h o o l T. Summerall). II. L. Lin dsey and A. D. 1924. D istrict N». 3. S e m in o le C o u n ty , John Itlley. In spectors; Mra. J. M. ( C l e r k ' s Heal) E. A. DOUGLASS. Circuit Court, .Seventh Judicial In Lemoinn, clerk. Circuit, ftrmlnolc Cuunly, Flor­ C le rk C irc u it C ou rt, S e m in o le C o u n ­ F lorida , sa id d tatr lc l b e i n g a l s o D eled this tlie *th day ot May. A. known na OVlwflo H|m*c i I Tax ty F lo r id a . ida— In Chuurccy. s c h o o l -District, o n T u e s d a y , J u n o D. 1*24. G e o r g e I.i‘« W h c d e r , Joined by her HCELLK MAIN EH. COUNTY B O A R D O F P U B L IC INS o l i c i t o r f o r C om p la in a n t. ITth, 1911. for Hie p u r p o s e o f d e t e r ­ APPROPRIATE h u s ba n d am i next friend. It. F. ST RUCTION FOR SE M IN OLE m inin g w h o sh all he tr u s t e e s o f the W h e e le r , com p la in a n t, vs. C a th e ­ Mnv 9 - t A - 3 3 - I 0 ; J u n o I-13-20-2T; COUNTY. F LO R ID A . said d is tr ic t f o r th e next s u c c e e d i n g J u l y 4. , LETTERING r in e M. R e m i n g t o n and her huat w o years, nml th e n u m b er o f m ills Ry C. A. DALLAS. lm ml, E. E. R e m in g t o n , s o m e ­ Chairm an P r o Tern. f*or AU Qussea of Work o f distric t sc h o o l tax to he lev ied NOTICE OF ELECTION. t i m e s k n o w n as Ellphalet ItemA ttes t: T . W. L A W T O N . 107 Nortl Sanford Ava In c o m p l i a n c e w it h th e p r ovision s and c o lle c t e d f o r each o f th e aahl In ( t o n . et ul . D e f e n d a n t s . ^ 8 ult (S ea l) S e cretary o f la w a p p l i c a b l e th ereto, n otic e Is years. t o Q u iet T lt le T h e C o u n ty B o a r d o f P u h ]lc I n ­ May lt - 3 3 - 3 0 ; Juno 6-13. h e r e b y g i v e n th a t an e l e c t i o n has C1TATION. T o C a th erin e M. R e m in g t o n and be e n c u lled an d o r d e r e d t o be held. st r u c tio n has d e t e r m in e d by r e a o - BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL . DIR FTT0R¥ OF £ ANFriR 0 Sanford Novelty W orks K W . J. Thigpen Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, — ■■ Florida Schelle M aines * -Mi L A W Y E R — Court House George A . DeCottes Attorney-at-Law • Over Seminole County Lok Sanford, - — Florida Fred R. W ilson A TTO R N EY-AT-LAW First National B a n k e d * , Sanford ■ - ■■ ■ ■■ Florida Sanford Sign Shop) ■t : D ID T O O N O T I C E •H E VJOZ. ’b O O O O T LOCSKIN' F E R . Mice • H E V /O O L O N 'T CAT? * l*M 1 > 0 < il-K O M R 1 C L A N C V L E T T OUN O TAKE DQCi A N O I f H tS O S tR N I V fA O ^ M E A N A N D DIDN'T* W ANT TOO TO HAVE HIM-- T H A T t) HIM • I'LL, G R A C IO U S W H A T 'S ) o THAT0 H O USE Ore C O L I N * A * 1 e> Y \ »g O usts c j * - Six rooms and bath on paVed street, pav­ *>ee: ing paid, $5,000.00. r~ t Very easy terms. O I*24 ay Isrrt. Fcaturk Soavicc. Inc. ' ’ i .*! ’ ; ‘------ -------- PRINTING By GEORGE McMANUS 0 HERE- | |* | „ M ISCELLANEOUS— FOR SALE 2 ii/ I - -rrj EARN $5 to $20 weekly copying names for mail order firm. Par­ FOR RENT—Two room apart­ ticulars stamp. J. Leonard, Box 91, FOR SALE— Durlop Cord Tire* by ‘ ment. with or withput garage. Roxbury, Mass. Fellows. Service Station, corner 618 Oak Avenue. ________ tst and Elm Ave. FOR RENT— Light housekeeping FOR SALE— Practically new sewrooms, with sleeping porth, ono ing machine. Box 117. i R E A L ESTATE binck behind hospital, 804 W. Fifth Street. JIMMIE HOWARD’S repair aho» a r ts ' is located at the corner of Font FOR RENT—Two room house­ FOR SALE—’ Celery fnrmg, all sizes and prices. It will pay you nnd Pine Avc- and he will be glad keeping apartment. 719 Oak Ave­ to_ see us if you are going to buy. to see any of his old customera, and nue. BUILDING We sell at tho owners' prices, take care of their wants at any FOR RENT—Two 4-room apart­ strictly. time. He does general auto repair AOX M A T E R IA L ments. Inquire^Palm Hotel. FOR SALE—5-room bungalow, all work, and guarantees satisfaction. FOR RENT—Two furnished housemodern, on Laurel Ave. $4,000, Bring your auto troubles to hhn. M1KALLK Concrete Co., general _kpcj>ing rooms. 716 W. First SL easy terms. h u s ba n d K. E. R e m in g t o n , s o m e nnd then forget them. cement work, aidewlako, build­ t im e s k n o w n as E llp h a le t R e m l n g - ' FOR SALE— 6-room house, mod­ FOR SALE- Complete radio cquipton . W i l l i a m F o s t e r and w if e , Mary ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. R FOR RENT— Furnished npartment ern, water, lights nnd gas, well modern conveniences. 815 Park P. Foster, M ary E. F o s t e r nnd h u s­ Terwlllexer, Prop. will take small cash payment band. H en ry F o s t e r , Calvin W h itn e y Avc., or phone Mr. Martin, 40-W.__ furnished. Lot 75 ft. front on Park and balance easy terms. Box 201, nnd H arla n W h it n e y , his w ife,' HlLumber and Building Material. Ave. $3,500, Terms. care Herald. FOR RENT — Three partly fur­ m on M eC h esn ey nnd B o r i n a • M cCarter Lumber Company C h i s n e y , Ills w if e . T h o m a s A. Bin­ nished housekeeping rooms. FOR SALE— Complete radio equip­ N. Laurel M. Phone 565. SEMINOLE REALTY CO., der. H . A. M eCh esn ey, so m e t im e s Grown people preferred. 803 Holly ment nnd complete sets at varioua k n o w n as H e r b e r t A. M eChesney and HILL LUMBER CO. Seminole Hotel Annex. House of Ave. prices. Cash or terms. Box 201. K o rn h l A .-M e C h e s n e y , his w if e . A nn Service, Quality and Pries enre Herald. M eC h esn ey C r e i g h t o n nnd M ao M cC h c sn ey . If l iv in g , w h o s e p la ce o r Trunks, baggage, pianos, safes, i-utl SALE— A one stable manure, p la ce* « f r e s id e n c e are u n k n o w n , A Danish seaman whose skin FOR SALE— Fifteen acres of land, anywhere nt no sawdust- $5 ton F. O. Bnnd If dead, to nil pa rties c l a i m i n g in fact, anything, all cleared. Four acres of finest time.. QUICK SERVICE turned from white to black in six muck land cleared and drained. Hastings. N. E. Thigpen, Hast* Interests u n d e r C a th erin e M. R e m ­ any months is confined in n hospital at in g t o n and h u s b a n d . E. E. R e m i n g ­ TRANSFER. Phone 498. Eleven acres of good farming and ings, Fla. ton. s o m e t im e s k n o w n as Ellph alet Hull, England. R em ington. W il lia m Foster nnd citrus Innd ready to set. Fifty one- FOR SALE— Used steel pulley*, w ife . M ary P. F o s t e r , Mary B. F o s ­ different sizes, Hoolchan-Cole* year-old tangerines, some bananas. ter nnd husba nd, H en ry F oster. C a l­ »ml the name w ill hit held Within v in W h it n e y und Marian W h itn e y ,! and th r o u g h o u t Sp ecia l T a x Sch ool tutlon that ten milts Is th e e s t i m a t ­ Four acres of water melons ready man Co. his w ife . S i m o n M eChesney and Bo. District No. L S e m in o le C ou n ty, ed m l l l n g » necessary to ha v o l c d nt for market. Four-room house on FOR SALE— Dishes o f ail kinds, rln a M rC h es sn ey. h is w ife . T h o m a s road. Twenty minutes’ drive such e le c tio n f o r the p u rp os e o f the . hard ----- --------------------- ------------ ------fruit jnrs and green coffee. 329 A. Sluder. II. A. M eCh esn ey. s o m e ­ Florida, sa id d i s t r ic t b e i n g n lso ns S a n fo r d Specia l T a x said sp e cia l tax sc h o o l d is tr ic t f o r i *r o m Sanford. To be sold at a bar- Sanford Ave. tim es k n o w n ns H e r b e r t A. M cChes- kn ow n |w in if sold within next ten dnys. noy. and K o r n h l A. M eChesney, his School District, on Tuesitay. Ju n e thc e n s u in g tw o years. w if e , A nn M eC h esn ey C r e ig h t o n nnd 171It. m et. f o r the p u r p o s e o f d e ­ T h e f o l l o w i n g named are np- |’ * rito Box 11 1, Altamonte Springs, terminin g 'Who shall ho tr u stees o f M ae M eC h esn ey. decensed. o r o t h e r ­ pointed to net as Inspectors nml j or call 605-A, Winter Park, w ise. In nnd t o th e lands h e r e in ­ the said distric t f o r th e next s u c ­ c l e r k s nt the p recin cts named, with Lost and Found a f t e r In th is c it a t io n , and In th e bill ceedin g t w o years, and th e n u m b er In anlit Special T a x Sch ool D istrict, t WANTED TO TRADE— Equity of o f mills o f district s c h o o l tax to lie o f c o m p la in t , filed In th o a b o v e said e le c tio n : ! $4,000 in Miami bungalow valued LOST------Postoffice key. If found, st y le d c o u r t and o n w h ich th is c i ­ levied nnd c o lle c t e d f o r each o f the to I’hr old ecn et No. 3 ( O v ie d o ) . Mrs. M atnt $8,000 fo well located real estate ta tion Is based, d e s c r ib e d , nnd nlso said years. please return to Herald office. tin L. W h eeler. J. N. T h o m p s o n and The C ou n ty Hoard o f P u b li c I n ­ to all h ears, g r a n t e e s o r d e v ise e s T. L. Meade, In spectors; and Mrs. in or near Sanford. If interested in LOST an opportunity to ke«p c l a i m i n g an y r ig h t, title o r interest struction has d e t e r m in e d by r e s o l u ­ Mlnft S. McCall, eterk. a trade write fully giving descrip­ of an y n a tu r e w hatsoever, by, tion that ten mills Is th o e s tim a ted abreast wftn the times by not D ated th.4 the 6th day o f May. A. tion of your property and price mil la go n ecessary to he v oted at t h r o u g h o r u nder th o a b o v e named D. 1921. reading the classified pages of d e fe n d a n ts , o r a n y o f th em. In and stieli election f o r th e pu rp os e o f the C H I ' NT V H O ARD OF P U B L IC IN. wanted. Address your answer to your dniiy newspaper. Herald t o th e lands h e r e in a f t e r dr sr rlh ed . said special la x s c h o o l d is t r ic t f o r H T IU 't'T in N . SEMI SOI. E CO UN­ Box 7SI, care The Sanford Herald. want ads contain many interesting n nd a l s o to a n y anil all o t h e r p e r ­ the ensuing tw o years. T Y . F LO R ID A . The f o l l o w i n g named are a p p o i n t ­ sons. w h o s o e v e r . w h o h n v c o r claim messages. It will pay you to read Ily C. A. DALLAS, FOR SALE—Well .located lota in ed to act an In s p e c to r s nnd c l e r k s t o h ave an y r ig h t, ti tle o r estate them dallY. Chairman Pro Tern. at the precincts named, w ith in said desirable residential section. Can o f a n y n a tu r e w h a t s o e v e r In o r to A t te s t: T. W. LAW TON, be purchased with small cash pay­ LOST— Keys on chain. Return to th e la n ds In volved In th is suit, h e r e ­ special T a x Sch ool D istrict, t o hold t S e a p Secretary. election : i n b e f o r e r e f e r r e d t o nnd n o w here said Herald office. Reward. ment nnd easy monthly payments. Precinct No. t ( S a n f o r d ) , Miss May 16-23-30; June 6-13. d e s c r ib e d as f o l l o w s . to - W lt; Address Box 431, care llcrald. Virginia Smith. F. D. M cn rld e. II. A. LOST—Strayed from our pasture ( T r a c t No. 1.) NOTICK OF ELECTION. H alve-son. In sp ec tor s; and Mrs. S e ­ June 8th, a young Jersey cow. L o t 11, H iock "A'* o f Dr. H e n r y lena M. Ilitflier, c le rk . In c o m p li a n c e with the p r o v isio n s F o s t e r ’ s H a m m o c k east f r o m Lake Color a light brown and white; Precinct No. 3 (S a nford ), Mrs. o f la w a ppl lea hie thereto, n o tic e Is A SPLENDID FEELING ( 'h a r m ns s h o w n b y J. O. F r ie s s u r ­ Rosa l\ Newhy. G. E .M eK av, Mrs, | hereby g iv e n that an election has face nnd front feet dark, hind feet v e y o f la the C h n r m . ' b y pla t t h e r e ­ Susan 1). W ig h t . In s p e c t o r s ; nnd been culled nnd ordered to he held, That tired, half-sick, discourage whito and large patch of white on I nnd the sam e will he held w ithin and o f r e co r d e d In Pint R ook t, p a g a <i. Rev. Paul. I’ . R n th an s. clerk S e m in o le C o u n ty R ec ord s. Said ‘ " n i t e . l T h i s ' t n o Y t h ' d n y o f May. A . ' th r o u g h o u t Mpcelul T u x Hchonl DIs. cd feeling caused by n torpid liver Hank like question mark; Urge can bo eyes. $5.00 for information leading ,,, 4 i tr lc t No. t. Sem in ole County, F lo r - and constipated bowels land b e i n g m o r e p a r t ic u la r ly d e - *n • I'***’ _ ______ _ _ __ Lln .Ila la l .,1 be in I__g ______ Ida. said district a lso l , ......... k n o w. n gotten .rid s c r ib e d a*i c o m m e n c i n g nt n c o r n e r ! c u r N T Y H O ARD O F PURLIt* 1Nof with surprising to her recovery. ' Mrs, Geo. Balns Cliuluntil Special Tux Sch ool D is ­ b e t w e e n L o ld It and 12 nn Toike ST RUCTION F O R HEM I NOLB trict. on Tu esda y, Juno 17th. I9 2I; promptness by using Hcrbine. You le tiger._____________ C h arm Avenue, tb u n co run oust 1155 COUNTY, F L O R ID A . for th e p u rp os e nf d e t e rm in in g w h o feel its beneficial effect with the fe e l, th e n ce so u th 326 feet on Leo Ily C. A. DALLAS. shall he tr ustees o f th e said dis tr ic t first dose ns its purifying and reg- LOST— Bay mule, weight about I,A v e n u e , t h e n c e n orth la d e g r e e s 30 Chairm an T n r T^th. 100 lbs., slightly Inmo in front f o r th e next sn er ecd ln g tivo years, m inutes west 1 0 R0 feet to Lake Attest: T. W. LAWTON, Is thorough and foot. Reward if returned to I. D. and the n um ber o f mills o f district ulnting effect C h a r m Av cn u n . i n e n r e 155 f e e t fol* (Seal) S ecretary . s c h o o l tax t o tie tovled nnd c o lle c t e d complete. It not only drives out l o w i n g L a k e C h arm A v en u e to s t a r t ­ May 16-23-30; J u n o 6-13. Hart, Beck Hammock. for ea c h o f th e snld years. i n g poin t, and. a lso T h e C o u n ty Hoard of P u blic In ­ bile nnd impurities but it imparts T r u e t No. 2.) s t r u c tio n h as determ ined liy resnlu* a splendid feeling of exhilaration, T h e w e s t h a lf o f I«ot 7. Hiock It. thin thnt ten mills is th e estim a ted strength, vim, and buoyancy of N O T I C E O F E L E C T IO N . Thq_nverago length of life o f a In the o f H e n r y F o s t e r 's H a m m o c k east In rom pllnitce w ith th o p r o v i s io n s m l lln g o n ecessary to be v oted at spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Union business man is said to be twounder f r o m l*nke C h a r m as s h o w n by J. (). o f law npplleahle th e r e to , n otic e Is su ch e le c tio n f o r the pu rpose o f the Pharmacy. thirds that of a farmer. o t h e r ­ F r ie s s u r v e y o f Iutko Charm , by hereby given that nn e le c t io n h as, entd specia l tax sehnol dis tr ic t for LEARN ABOUT l’olk County and'FOR RENT__Come over and enjoy Lakeland, through the Star-Telee nt Coronado the cool breezes grnm. Heat advertising medium in Beach and tho Ocean View Hotel. Cash in A dvance South Florida Published mornings. We have employed a life guard Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. ■da. will he Itthis season who will look after. Irmm .ntrnna and e«lUULUMUUff ton.) LEDGER—Class­ your safety while In bathing. Rates K>l immediately to* ified mis have the larKCtt circu­ lation in Southwestern Ueorula $2.50 per day. Special ratea by the week. Free garage. Mrs. W. H. 10a ■ llaa Halo Si! fC-word) lino. He a llaa Coates. Prop., Coronado Beach, Fla, « • 4 lla a ] ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ >nd gargi 4a a llna ald, South Georgia's greatest FOR RENT—One room and age; hot and cold water. W. L. doubt* above newspaper. Morning, afternoon, r*« Type Rumple, 1209 Atagnolia.______ ' weekly and Sunday Classified rates j,ecd dates ar* for con* 10c per line. Waycross Journal- FOR RENT — Three furnished cia Insertions. housekeeping rooms for adults. Herald, Waycross. Georgia. JJrdi o f a v e r a g e l e n g t h Box 117. .gated a lln* charge 30c for first TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Wouldn’t ers and fern growers of Volusia FOR RENT— Rooms. rilon. you be able to use tho money se­ Swing I* restricted t o county advertise in tho DcLand ,t classification. cured by renting that vacant room , irror I* made The Bsn* Daily News, rate lc per word, cash now going to waste? There aro Kraid will b* re»ponslbla with order. mnny persons looking for places to on* Incorrect insertion, ttirtlier, for subsequent A LITTLE WANT AD in The stay. Help take care of them and Herald will bring you big re­ , The office should b* only make money but assist In immediately In c a s e o f sults. Advertise those old articles not keeping people in Sanford. Phone you have stored away and have 148 and give your nd over tho tel­ TO ADVERTISERS. no use for. A little thirty-cent ad •raid representative thor* may bring you several 'dollars. ephone. Use The Herald for quick familiar with rates, rules service. miflratlon. will giro you Phone 148 and a representative FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; i, information. And If will call to seo you nlso four unfurnished rooms. 21B un. (hey tvlll assist you In FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando French Ave._Inqulre_300 French.^ yuur w.nit sd to’ make momng Sentinel; largest classi­ effective. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ FOR RENT—Storage room, 20x50, IP0I1TNAT N O T I C E , in Engle Bldg., Oak Avc., for imum 24c cash with order. iriiirrs should u lv e t h e ir cars or merchandise. S. Rnugc, 417 or postofflr e ad d res s as AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ W. 3rd St. i their phona n u m b e r It gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest I,lire results. A b o u t on e classified medium, rnte cash .09c FOR RENT—2 nice large coo con­ out of a th ou san d h a s n necting furnished housekeeping charge. 10c per line, minimum ae. and the o th e r s c a n 't isleite with y o u u n le s s ■30c._____________________________ rooms. $18.00 per month; $5.00 per Bbw your address. week. 312 East 5th St. MAINE— Waterville, Morning Sen I l H f f l l l e n t s r e M UST t e tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ S Is p erson a t T h e 8 a a * Herald o f f i c e n r h y l e t ple are interested in Florida prop­ Tele phon e d la con tln erty. Reach them through the AUTOMOBILES A N D , are not valid, Sentinel. Rato card on applica­ REPAIRS teas. Prom pt, E f f i c i e n t tion. Service. Pa l m beach c o u n t y —The JOItilAN 1IMIF. HOY scene of stupendous developmentFOR SALE—Jordan Blue Boy, ex­ Read about it in the Palm Beach liscellaneous cellent condition in every way. Post, Sample copy sent on reDriven only by o\*ncr. R. G. Fox, Wanted guest, Phone 231. ___________ TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily FOR SALE—Light Six Studebakor UF OTHER TRANS* Times, the great home daily, touring — extra fine condition, [ yes, but none with SER- rate 1 \bc per word, minimum their middle name. Phone charge 25c cash with order. Write new cord tires—$550.00. 1921 Bulek Six touring car — for complete rate cnril. good shape— $250.0(" D E V E L O P E R S A T T E N T I O N — Pen OU MOVING?—Call a aaeola Is b e g i n n i n g th s g r e a t e s t d e ­ 1923 Ford touring , very good — l SERVICE TRANSFER. v elop m en t In O lo rld a 's h i s t o r y ; n $250.00. 0 do the job as you want It h a lf m illion d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o the A. number*of other good used g u l f h ca ch Just finished; n t w o cars at bargain prices. Como In tone 198. m illion d olla r b r id g e a c r o s s E s e a m ID—Sanrora business men bla Hay s t a r te d : q u a r te r m illion nnd look them over. San Juan o ll a r opera h o u s e u nder c o n s t r u c ­ Gijragc. In need of competent dtio n ; t w o m illion s b e i n g s p e n t on mid read the classified h i g h w a y ; g re a te s t c h a n c e f o r liv e The Herald. There’s no d e v e lo p e r s to g e t In on g r o u n d I n t h r C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th e S e v e n t h ot. W r it e D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t ­ ror sending out-of-town for flo J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f th e Htntr o f men t T h o P en sa cola News. F l o r i d a In n nd lor S em inole itn there is probably just u n t ! .— In t hnneery. ton you want In the city. w e s t V I R G I N I A — C lark sbu rg. T b s M aryC oM. K in g . C om p la in a n t, vs. All p.AD RATES C larksburg Exponent, m orning In clu d in g Sunday, m o r n i n g Issue. 1 cent per w ord, m inim um 34c. IN H E E S T A T E O F M. M. S T E W ­ ART: T o all C reditors . L e g a te e s . D is t r i b u ­ te r s unit all P e r s o n s h a v in g C laim s o r Deninnd* a g a i n s t said E s ta te : Y o u and ea c h o f you are h ereb y notified and r e q u ir e d to p r osen t any c la im s and d e m a n d s w h ich y ou. or e it h e r o f y o u , m a y h ave a g a i n s t the esta te o f M. M. S t e w a r t, d e c ea s ed , la te o f S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lorida , t * th e u n d e r s ig n e d a d m in is t r a t r ix ‘ or sa id estate, w it h in t w o y e a r s f r o m th e d a te h e re o f. D a ted J u n e 1th. 1921. S A R A H J. S T E W A R T . A d m in ist ra tr ix . J u n e # - 1 3 -2 0 -2 7 : J u ly 4-11-1S-13; A u g u s t 1. ------------. . . ------. ><•: .. •»* b* ”4- ■. ; f * I v it ■ ••i ' * V ■ -* & - a. ‘ i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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