12 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ee4973a367786f301b45deb0dce118c.pdf 3b828d71e2f4151b0810d9da83c0a608 PDF Text Text k IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 121 SANFORD. FLORIDA. WDNF.ESDAY, MARClf.17, 1920 VOLUME 1 EX-CONGRESSMAN HAINES GIVES VIEWS ON SITUATION REGARDING PROHIBITION . -— • «• 11 *A - I >I ^ —• * ' . up from the peoples of all the various nations that inhabit the earth. Thcro arc at present nearly 6,000,000 peo­ ple in the United States who cannot read or write our language. When it Is known that aeventy-five per cent of the Soclaliata are Americans and that the majority of practically all the radical organizations, with their isms and isms-foiaters are Americans, and that all these combinations have been and are today -transplanting their noxious and deadly poisons In a virgin nnd fertile seed plot, wo should realize that the average citi­ zen has no comprehension how great the inner dangers in the United Seminole County Winter Visitor Talks PROHIBITION FORCE WILL NEVER M A K E P R O H IB I­ TION EFFECTIVE BECAUSE MAJORITY D ID N O T W A N T DRY LAW PASSED. “ Laws should not be made which will not bo respected and cannot be |-enforced, and tho prohibition amend­ ment tp the Constitution is one of t i n t ," said the Hon Charles D. Hsnies in a special interview given tbs Herald. Mr. Haines, formor Congressman from New York, builder and owner of a score of electric systems, has a winter home at Altamonte. DAM AGE AC CO RD IN G TO D E CISIO N MUCH PEO PLE LOSE RENDERED BY C IT Y A T T O R ­ TH E PRAIRIES. NEY CARY D. LA N D IS . II. R. Stevens is eligible to hold the position of City Cbmmissionor of Sanford And Mayor according to Cary D. Landis the City Attorney, Mr. Landis recently handed in his resignation but Is acting as C ity Attorney until such time as hla successor can be appointed. The following communication from City Manger Abbott explains the position of the City Manager and the City Attorney on the subject.: Mar. 10, 1920, States are—T h ey have not comtemplntcd these dnngers, they have not dared to do so: they are living in the foolish and superficial content­ ment of voluntary blindness. "Socialism is making rapid pro­ gress in every part of our cou n try.-A thousand speakers are preaching socialistic doctrines. T h e late Theo­ “ Millions, of people will agree and dore Roosevelt said: ‘ I f we don’ t million* disagree with this statement by wise preparedness in advnnce -sad4t-i*-for t his .reason o f - jc o p lc ’-a --------- (Continued on back page)--------diiigrcfine that issues are created," Mr. Haines continued. “ In the minds of many the ques­ tion of prohibition has been.defining |y settled, for, they contend, does not the constitution now prohibit and, 'we will see that tho Inw be enforced even If it takes the full civil and military strength of the nstlon to accomplish it,’ but no question is finally settled so long as there are millions of people who honestly differ, especially when one element considers that they have been deprived of ib eir just privileges ind those which are thelr’s by in­ herent right. “ We will concede the merits of ■prohibition and confess all that which has been aaid against the. liquor question as being undeniably true, but if, as is feared, prohibition is to create a bitter enm ity between two forces of people of equal strength we shall face the struggles which will , determine w hether o r n o rhis coun­ try will continue a republic sucli ns we »re now enjoying or be framed into one perhaps no less radical than the Bolihevik. * * "W hy does the American Patriots concern themselves with a laaue that has been definitely settled? • "In order to give a qualifying re­ ply we will first look At the founda­ tion of our national structure before * * b*«ln to analyse our auper-atructures. . <'.V how , "The American republic ia made up - ; CONSTANTINOPLE . UNDER THE GUNS ALLIED WARSHIPS • ANDFO R ARK A s h ip s * are cleared A C T IO N IN C A S E NEEDED. » TH EY •Constantinople March 17 (B y Associated Press) Allies! Troops have occupied Constantinople nnd guns of the gian t, allied warships are cleared for actio to command both sides of the Bosphorus. T h e Arrival of the allies has caused no panic except In StAmboul. A ll the allied powers participated In the movement and are under orders from the British commander here. I enclose copy of communication received from Cary C. I.nndls, Attorney, DeLand Florida regarding -the eligibility of H. It. Stevens as M ayor for the City of Sanford under tho present charter. Any communications which ha^e been addressed to me on this sub­ ject have been referred direct to tho legal department as I anv en­ deavoring to comply with the C ity ordinances - and to carry out the wishes of the C ity Commission which is functioning under the char­ ter passed by the State Legislature and Approved by the Governor of Florida Jiyie 1919. z Sincerely, G. A. A B B O T T T 1' . • C ity Manager.-,, • At The Lincoln J. T. EUb». Knoxville, Tenn.; Jno. Dan and wife. Port Clinton, O.; Wm. A. Hamlin and wife, New Cattlemen To Meet Milford, Conn.; W. A. Hatche!, Sebring, Fla.; J. Shlfnaer. Chicago; Kissimmee, March 16.— Secretary Mr. and Mrs. R. Green, Manatee, Pat Johnston of 0*6 Cattle Raisers Fla.; Mrs. Etta Jldwards and chil­ Association of Florida, today announced dren, Manatee, Fla.; T. L. Darro the arrangements for the first annual and wife, Blnghmmlton, N . Y .; Dr. convention of that organization, to be C. G. Hollmrd and wife, Newport, held-at the Tampa Bay Casino, Tampa, Tenn.; Miss ‘A nnie Holland, Newport Marct^l6, 17 and 18 next. The head­ Tenn.; T. S. Denby, Washington, quarters of the secretary will bo at the D. C.; Mrs. L. T . Cummings. Wsshln Tampa Bay Hotel. ton, D. C.; Wm. Robertson, New Y ot Secretary Johnston stated between N. Y.; E. Free PIqua, Ohio; S. C. three and five hundred members of Barnes, Tampa. Fla.; A. D. Puckett, the association were expected as this Seattle; Mm- M. F. Hogan, Seattle; was tho first meeting since its formatiin L. H. Dull and wife, Horton, KamDecember 1909 lost. sas; A. C. Elliot, Buffalo. N. Y .; One of the features will be the cat' W. E. Crawford and wife, Libertyi tie sale held at the Tampa Packing Ind.; J. K.Keieter, Harrisonburg. Company’s plant on the aftemon of Va.; J. 8. Grier, Waycross, Ga.; D. Wednesday, March 07, and anyone de­ A. Spencer and wife. Woodbridge, siring to stock with Aberdeen Angus N . J.; W. T.> White and wife. In­ or India Brahxm cattle can buy them. dianapolis; J. R. R w o , Champlain, The Aberdeen Angus breed will be N. Y .{ 'i . F. Rowlander, Mr. Plea­ offered by J.'J. Logan of Jackaonville sant, Mich.; W. S. Thornton, Ypailantl, Mich.; A. Burnett, New und G. T. Kennard o f Newberiy. The India Brahma will bo placed at Smyrna, Fla.; J. D. Battle, Waihlng. auction by the Lykos Brothers, of ren, D. C.; J ..D . Porterfield. ChuTampa. 'These were originally brought luotq, Fie.; A. A. Keetx. J.ckeonviUe, Fla.; D. W. qurrie. Paletke, by them for their own' uae but they Flo.; 8. J- Warren. Palatka, Fie.; have agreed that In order to'help out Mrs Meta Msta Francis, rn n ew , Kalaroaxoo, the arssodation and cattle business Mrs. Mich * Mias G. Franslc, Kalamaaoo, in the «U t# to put -up some pf their Mich!’ j best stock for sale. * ; **.a. -A ,i .■ . You have requested my opinion whether or not Mr. ll. R. Stevens is qualified to serve as n member of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. • CONSULTED . ON TREATY ;#.( **• L .si* .*»?v_i - . MOB R U N S RIOT I have investigated this m atter and uni of the opinion that hci is -legally- - qualified To seve as a pounds at one tim e and propose To member of tbe C ity Commission. do so if necessary." T h e fact that Mr. Stevens may hold a pass over tbe lines of tbe Atlantic VILLAG E TO BE SOLD C o a s t'L in e Railroad, by virtue of his being Master Mechanic of that N E W YORK S H IP B U IL D IN G Kailraod, does not disqualify him aa C O R P O R A T IO N OW NED a C ity Commissioner. T h e duties of W HOLE W O R K S. the Master Mechanic of the A tlantic Cnmden, N. J. Marcfi 1C.— The Coast ljn e Railroad require thnt he N ew Y ork Shipbuilding Corporation travel upon the railroad, and I do has relinquished its interest in Yorknot believe that it is seriously con­ sbip V illage in South Camden, where tended that M r. Stevens when the Emergency Fleet Corporation travelilig as a Master Mechanic of for constructed about 1.50Q 1.50V homes lor ARRIVED IN ..„>VAI*JUNGXMN lb *. .A 4*u tic. C o a a X ^ U n u ujiou t-U AND IS IMMEDIATELY Atlantic Coast Line Railroad should to an announcement mauc at the pay his transportation. Th e pass SOUGHT nY SENATORS. office of the yard. that Ijc holds is not a freo ticket or i Washington Mnrch 17 ( B y AsiocTh r government, it is said, at­ pass, but a pass that must .be uded inted Press) W illiam J. B ryan -ar­ by him in the performance of his tem pted to sell tbe village to the rived from Florida enroute to New duties bh Master Mechanic of tbe corporation, but the rpice usked was Y ork and became a participant in considered too high. T h o stock held Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. an eleventh hour negotiations with I am therefore, of the opinion by the shipbuilding firm has been Dejnoctratic senators working for a that Mr. Stevens, is duly qualified transferred to the Em ergency Fleet poactc treaty compromise. Dem o­ to serve the C ity of Sanford ns a Corporation. cratic senators began to consult him Yorkahlp Village was built by a C ity Commissioner. before hr finished breakfast. . Respectfully submitted realty Company in conjunction with C A R Y D. L A N D I S tbo Em ergency Fleet Corporation at u cost of about $12,000,000. It con­ C ity A ttorney. March 16. 1920. tains 1,386 houses, 1,000 of which ure now occupied; a thirty-eight M r. Robert Hollyroom hotel, fifty six apartment houses Editor of Sanford Herald stores and a gymnasium. Several Sanford Florida. churches are in process of constructio Dear Sir; • , ■ "Among the numbers of the Exe­ cutive Committee are: Governors Alexander of Idahb, Blckett of North Carolina. Bilbo of Mississippi, Boyle of Nevada, Capper of Kansas, Corn­ well of Weal Virginia, Harding of lows, Mann'dg of South Carolina, Catts of Florid! N eville of NesbrasU Norbec': of South Dakota: United States Senators Johnson o f Souili Dakota, Jones of Washington, King of Utah, McLean of Connecticut, McNary of Oregon, M cKellar of Tennessee, Myers o f Montana, Smith of Georgia,_ Southerland of West Virginia, Thomas of Colorado, Townsend of Michigan, Williams of Mini lippl; M ajor General* Allen Bsllou, Cronkhite, Dickman, GoethMs, Greene, Kuhn, Mnurserc, Strong, ! S‘urgis, Leonard A. Wood, and General John J. Pershing: Admirals Dillingham, Dunn, Eberle, Fisk, Fletcher, G rant, Knapp, MeElroy Mead, Milton, Moore, Olive, Ransom •• of the C ity of Sdnford Sanford, Florida * Gentelmcn: AND tions arc toeing settled up aa well as ON on tho comparative productive capac­ ity of the land. Northwest Florida reports an average value of $26; Bismark, N. D. March 17 (By north central Florida, $24; south Associated Pre*») Fivo wero frozen central Florida, $62, and south to death and thousands of dollars Florida, $83 worth of d tm ^ g { done to the state Tho following table ahows for today when a "b illia rd swept the Florida and for the United States state the worst In thirty years. Many the average value per acre of poor fatalities occurred when-persons were TO LYN C H FRENCH plow lands, food plow lands and the T R IE S lost in tho palrips. O P FIC E R S AND D IS ORDER average of all plow lands. The three past years are included for compari­ IS R AM PANT. Official authorization, by the Post . Office department atAVnshington, was son. Paris March 17 (B y Associated Average Value Per Acre o f Plow received by tho Aero Lim ited of M i­ Press) German conditions are grow­ Lands ami, to carry U. S. M ail between that ing worse in the last twenty four city and Bimini and Nassau. C. hours despatches ssy. Ther.o js little ' Nichols Reinhardt, general passen­ doubt that the Kapp movement is a 21.00 ger agent of the company, stated 1919 fiasco but tho general strike is cast­ 2100 M onday afternoon that lie has noti­ 1918 ing the country into confusion. Dis­ • Good — fied the Miami postal authorities, and orders in many sections arc attribu­ 113.34 ..... 63.00 and the company w ill begin at once 1920 ...... ted to the Spartacus faction who 91.83 ..... 48.00 the carrying of mnil between the 1919 ...... slozod the opportunity to create 86.48 42.00 poria. ."L e tte rs will be carried for 1918 .... trouble.' Mobs stormed tho French A l l the two-ccnt postage ra te ," said Mr. headquarters at llonn and several 90.01 ...... 36.00 Reinhardt, "b u t they must be mark­ 1920 French officers narrowly escaped 74.31 ....... 33.00 ed ‘ aerial mail’ or th ey will be by 1919 • lynching tho Borlfn diipntch says. 68.'J8 85.48 bout. W e can carry up to 1,500 1918 .F ifty-n in e-w ere-k lU ed -at—T/&v*-in bryantt "Who and what arp the American , Patriots that speak bo boldly as to proclaim that 'th e prohibition nmendment to our Constitution will not be effective? "Among Its leaders are many famous Americans whose names and records are known In every house­ hold. Its rank and file includes men of all shades of political and every religious damipatioj. It holds no brief for aught save Americanism for nationality, for solidarity, for patriotism, for dedication to the shrines and altars of our forefathers. It is nonpartisan, and non-sectarian, non-exploiting. It has no right to wrongexcept those against our com­ mon country, no enemies to fight except those who strike at our. com ­ mon heritage of ordered liberty. Tsppan, Woods. T o the C ity Commissioners DONE LIVES - ■■ OUR LANDS IN FLORIDA LOW PRICED PRICES ARE E N T IR E L Y LO W CO M PA RE D OTHER PARTS OF C O U N TR Y. TOO TO THE the American zone of occupation the drspatch says. A Frankfort despatchsays K app will returo uncondition­ a lly as the result of tho threat of the armed workmen at attack the new regim e. A London M n W i 17 (B y Associated PresA). Indcpcndnot socialists and communists began a violen t agitajtio n for a so viet republic and the I alliance .o f Russia the Exchange |telegraph says. Paris March 17 (B y Associated n p K vlR1x *t R O A N O K E . L a test despatches say . the m ilita ry m ovem ent resulted in bloodshed in tw en ty four German CONTEST. towns. The Spartacus Is'reported to Roanoke Va., March 17 (B y Assoc­ have risen in Dresden where a Hash iated Press) Virginia Republicans wTth Jjie troops it is declared re-, suited in one hundred deat^ and convention opened' with a contest th ree hundred wounded. • * •expested between supporters of P a ris—Ten thirty o'clock — A Harding and Lowdcn for the presi­ despatch from Berlin denies that dential endorsement. Delegates at K a p p has resigned. VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION • Hamburg. March 17 (By* Associa­ ted Press) Ten wore killed last night and state com m ittee will be choesn in a Hash here with Spartaclsts and tonight. troops. • . • •1 London March 17 (B y Associated Press) Machine gun fighting *ras heard in Berlin last night an Ex­ change Tclegraf Berlin correspond­ ent says. Sixty nlno workmen are reportpd killed .a t Spandau whore tho fighting continues. Truck loads of soldiers are constantly passing through Berlin streets with guns pointed at the sidewalks. large and candidates for electors PHOTOGRAPHS ..­ OF PRESIDENT TAKEN AGAIN F IR S T T IM E THAT S IN C E PH O TO IL L N E S S HAS BEEN SNAPPED* % Washington March 17 (B y A ssoc­ ia t'd Wrest) Photographers were perm itted to d a y ^ o take pictures for the first tlm o/of President Wilson sjnee hla illness as he left the W hite Hjr Sam T. Fleming Field Agent House for an automobile ride. U. 8. Dept, of Agriculture. Had Too Much Liquor Gainesville. March 16.— Florida farm land values are too low in com­ S. W . Chaatin was arrested by the parison. with United States values. xity police force yesterday for hav­ Comparison of farm land values ing liquor in his possession which is which are made on March 1 of each violation of Ordinance No. 6 year by this bureau, indicates that a the boom In farm land values, which and he was arraigned in city cqurt has Leen taking place over a large this morning for this offense the part of haa.not »<-•* w. tho .... United . . . ---- -States ---- — -gallon of moonshine bfeiug the eviaffectod values materially over the dcnce which was found on his place greater ................p*irt * of Florida’s farming wh,ch he oon(lucli near the A. C. L. area. station. ' The average acre of plow land in After hearing the evidence Judge Florida has always been lower than Herring gave him a fine of $300 -or the average acre for the United States tWrty d B ~y*. Chataaln'a attorney A and under normal conditions there |K Pow eri ent ered a plea of nolle has been a gradual Increase In these. contendcre ond w||| sue out a writ values with a tendency for Honda . habeas corpus and the cose will values to gain more or less regularly ( prol)al)jy como up j n ^ e county on those of the United States. , coUrt> Tho pojIce htVB heard i0 Since 1919, however, and , much about Chastain selling liquor for the present year, this condition th tt tbdy wat ?hed his place for some has been reversed and Florida a aver- tjmo j,BVe not been Bble to age acre of plow land is proportionoye the sem ng tnd onjy brought ately lower than It should be. jn j or having liquor In his As Florida values show generally pog8Cg>j on. • a normal, healthy increase when com -, J_________________________ _ pared with past-y ears, th r- chanfe relation to United Statea’ values Is evidently due to an ueuaual increase in these values over parts of the United States.., Weather Report LABOR TO ELECT FRIENDS LOCAL C O M M IT T E E S TO C O N D U C T C A M P A IG N W IL L BE O R G AN IZE D . • ' Washington March 17 (B y Associ­ ated Press) Local committees to conduct organized labor’s campaign for the defeat of its encmlee and the election of friends will be organized over the country March 22, it Is announced today. NEARING END IN SIMS CASE ON THE NAVY --------- . A D M IR A L S A YS HE W AS N O T ALLO W ED AD E Q U A TE '8 T A I F H E LP. . * .Wasl'UifcU.n M a u b . ated Press) Nearing the end of the testim ony of Admiral Sims before the naval' Investigation -committee he el aborr.fed the chafgci of inade-; | quary of Ma rtaff aboard which la . .■aid . . u to „„ have ............ prevented for aeveral Tha value of the average acre of iana In in f^lorida loritia vanes greeny ror Florida, rioriaa, uenerauy plow land varies greatly For Generally lair fair lo­ to^ months the maximum efficiency of in the different sections of tbe atate night *-»-» and — j Thuraday — j — ----except - — probably *--u “ the United Statea Naval partkipa- ^ K .! and Id dependent In a measure on the local rain northwest slightly ---------r — rportion . , ---- —. — , tlon in the war. He said the requests rapidity wltli whleh the different see-'colder • to-night northwest northweet portion, portion. for help were unanswered. t. ; t s - * •: u * j.* i' - < �MARCH 16, 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE REPUBLICANS P U T .T IC K E T UP STA TE C A N N O T PAY HIS BILL We Received the following one o f oar Subscribers. . from ■Follow Uaaaal National Convention Year Met hods. * .. “ For the "following reasons 1 nm The republicana nominated a com', unable to send you the check naked plete ntate ticket at their meeting at Palatka Jan. 29. buf official copies of " I have been held up, held down, the list of names have just been given sandbagged, walked on, sat on, out. The n ew party organization, flattened out and squeezed. First by which’ is newly mainly in that it was the United States Government - for INVENTED BY J. II. S W A IN FULLY GUARANTEED-18 IN 1 vPetosu) i V i u fllr a id L _ A Vegetable CombinatiohTor .Softening Water, WliiV^rving Clothes, Scrubbing and Scqufing. Removing Spots from your Clothes, Carpets and Rugs. A Disinfectant^ Kilb'and'Destroys Chinches, Red Rugs and thoir eggs, all Insects, Hug.* and Worms, Ants, Fleas, Lie? on Stork, Blight on Vegetable* and also nets as Vegetable Fertilizer to all Plants, Rose Biahes, House Plants and Tender Vines. . . . ' -Has endorsement of some of the leading Physicians of Florida. A fine Disinfectant. Great saving to the House­ keeper being one tenth of the cost of Am mo nip. Selling the formula only and a (|uai t of the H A N D Y F L U ID goes free with each formula. ’ ... , J. H. S W A IN Representing' David Cook Co., Representing 85 Leading magazines WILL SEE YOU PERSONALLY f many fo th e 'o ld names, follows: Chairman,-.D. T. G'erow, Jackson* ville; vice-chairman, Henry W. Bis­ hop, Lake •rounty, secretary, Joseph Lee*’, "colored; Jacksonville. Following are tbc tnen selected to r*h. > The republican nominations for the state are as follows: ' United States senator, John M. Cheney, Orlando. Congress, First district, II. R. Jef­ feries, Zephyrhills. , Congress, Second district, Fred Cubberly, G ain esville • Congress, Third district, M. M. Owens, Bonifay. Congress, Fourth- distict* P. L. Stickney, Jacksonville. Presidential electors, Leland M. i Chubb, Winter Park; B. G. Sratih, Oviedo; Geo. P. Wentworth, Pensa­ cola; S. C. Dell, Alachua; E. M. Brelsford, Palm Beach; F. F. II. Florida Fruit And Vegetable Shipments Same period in 1919 Jacksonville, Fla., March 12.—The For week ending March 6 following tables set forth the move­ For same week last year ments of fruits and vegetable crops to. First three days this week * date with comparative figures show­ For same days last year POTATOES ing the output to the' corresponding Shipments Op to last Saturday dates last year: •• • Saiau .period ■in—1919—------*— liltA ilE F IilU X Shipments up to last Saturday 7,324 For week ending March 6 Same period- in 1919 6,099 For same week last year For week ending March 6 531 First three days tjiis week For same week last year 256 For same days last year "First three days this week 422 CABBAGE For same days, last year 149 Shipments up to la it Saturday . :* ORANGES Same period in 1919 Shipments up to last Saturday 13,776 For week ending March 6 W. “ ’* republican vconvention at Chicago include G W Bean. Tam pa; D. T Gerow. Joseph Lee. and W. H. H " Northup They "go uninstructed but 5i 1 with the obligation to do their be*t 146 riii* while republican party has 16jj also named delegates to Chicago and 93 wiU make a contest but the names of 8k their delegatee are not at hand. VEGETABLES LETTUCE Shipments up to lust Saturday Sam » period in 1919 For week ending March 6 For same week last year First three days this w*-ek For-same days last year TOMATOES Shipment* up to last Saturday Fresh Cranberries Celery Hearts S ilv e r Skinned and Spanish O N I O N S N U T S , F IG S , D A T E S ror name week last ye Fin* three days this we For same days last year . N . V. Packer. The B rer*)’ Farcr ‘ ‘ La La Lu cille'' At The Princess Friday Night, ^ jt| ri j j If “ La La Lu cille'’ , th e breezy farce which comes ot the Princess Friday night, has no musical setting it would still be an excellent entertainment. W ritten by Fred Jackson the author of the well known sueCesses .“ ‘A .F u ll House.” “ Th e Naught Naughty W ife” , "T h e V elvet L a d y” etc., it would still be played as a straight farce anil "give complete i Jackson's success is that ihe isn’ afraid toput a plot into a musical comedy and the success of " L a La Lucille" is partly owing to the fact that it ha- a plot T w elv e hlg song hits are interpolad in the action of th e piece and with a ctist which includes such expert farceurs -as Neil Pratt, Julia Gifford, Leila Tarsanen, Rene MacKeYizie, Marion I.angdon , Howard Sioat, Frederic Hampton, Vivian Gill, Paul Hamlin. Bert J. N orton. Robert Livingston. to say nothing of its excellent heuaty chorus " L u c ille " is a genuine hit. that iu a new ’ The will at New*, Neel-Li he and Sanford - ■ i Seals on sale Wednesday ts on sale W ednesday at Bower. Si Roum illutt.. W itsun wu* vent tixliy In the senate City M arket . Phono 106 furniture and Complete House Furnishings S to v e s and R an ges Our. S to c k is C o m p le te Prices and Terms - Reasonable He i* n mi-m'icr of the department of agriculture and wav recommended for the position by former Secretary Hous­ ton. As heail of the burezu of interna! revenue Mr. William* will direit the work of collection millions of dollar* in luxe* anil a'-o wi'l have charge jointly with t ie department of justice in prohibition enforce ment. Commi«aioner Ro|i<*r recently pre­ sented hU resignation to Preddcnt Wi -on, effective April 1. With the reti'enient of Commi»*ioner Roper. Claude Callsn, n.--i<tant commissioner in charge of income tax collection*, w ill‘ have the liureau and will l e suc­ ceed, d by Paul M. Myers, chit*f clerk of the treasury _ department. *. Mr. William* ha* lieen solicitor of the department of agriculture since 1907 and prior to thyt time pratti ed last in New York and Montgomery, M a .o n lr M eltin g Tonight iUiUilar— Meeting of Sanford nlgr N o. 62 F. Si A. M. tonight Visitors will be welcome. Turkish Antiques. There ts s law In the Turkish em­ pire prohibiting the exportation of rel­ ic* and anUquas mors than a hundred years old. Real objects o f art of sufficient sge to bs of talus are rarely to bo purchased. Excess fro n ts Gasoline Advances 2 Cent* Price of gasoline advanced Sunday 2 cents per gallon, the wholesale price now l**jng 30 rents per gallon. Gas­ oline has .advanced from 111j rents a few years ago to 30 rents— nearly 3 Ml |a-r rent. It is prohalde that the advance do**< not decrease the mileage nio by the^nlinary car.— Dr-Land News The Fernindina News-Record sus­ tained a distinct and severe loss on Thur dny. March 4. at 3:15 a. rn. when it* ed ito r and proprietor. S. W. M anucy, answered ihe cull of the Grim Reaper, gave up hfs earthly work and passed to his reward in a land that i* fairer than this. The end <ane tfte r three weeks of sufTi-rng from the "flu ” and pn«d* monia. term inating with a hemmor hage of the brain a few liour* before his death ORLANDO GUY Curtain At 8:15. No one Seated Daring The Prologue An Upoch-making event in the annals of Ameri­ can amusements is the presentation by Richard Walton Tull*, of the virilcrcqmpclling-accorapluhed. American actor, Gay Bales Post, in the irridescent bubble of modern humanity, "T h e Masquerader.’ ’ > This dramatic masterpiece by John Ifbnter Booth, taken. from the widely read novel of Katherine Cecil Thurston, intimately, illustrates the lives of two men who met in the fog and traded identities and living quarters. ’• The dual characterization offers Mr. Post a wonderful opportunity and the constraated char-1 actc.rs are Impersonated by him with all the art of a genius mind. His drug fiend Is a pitful wretch; hls'Loder, the “ man,” the mental and moral an-' tithesis of the other. M ore intensely and artiilically Interesting than Jeckyl and H yde— more massive in presentation than any modern play, and yet, ao d eftly done, ita erous scenes move with the smooth rapidity of an uninterrupted'panorama, and that ia what this wonderful play i a - A L I V IN G M OVING, T A L K ­ IN G P A N O R A M IC R E F L E X OF T H E W A RP A N D WOOF OP H U M A N IT Y . The most Penderoua o f all Modern Playa pulsating with the element that comprises “ Life1 presented in PAINTING and When You Invite Her to Ride it ’s your duty to provide for her comfort and to see that .she suf­ fers no loss or damage to her apparel. If you let us put a first* class top on your car both pro­ visions will have been attended to. She will be protected from l>oth blazing sun and blinding storm. We Specialize in W ashing and Polishing Cars PH O N E 112 'i .1 , i l.» I ! J ! wSi 17th LIN E N D A Y L ’ • ,! | | J ! i i at "Washington, March 16.— Wm. Mar­ tin Wtlliams. of Alabama, w ill gurcee! j Dank! C. Roper as conimii.ior.er of internal revenue Mr. Wi liams’ selection l»y President B est B e e f and P o r k B r o o k fie ld S au sage BAx B acon Northup TrrtrgaTTT—ut—large—tu—ttir—mutant! For week ending March 6 For same week last year First three days this w»-»-k For same days last year Shipments up to last Saturday Same period in 1919 • For wwfff ending March 6 _ . For same week last year First three days this w Lk For same days last year If. Ta x . i Taz, Liberty Loan Roods, Thirfl Stamps, Capital Stock Taz, •Merchant’s License and Auto T a i, and by every society and, organiza­ tion Tdiat the inventive mind canj invent to extract what I may or! may not possess.' 1 "hifve been solicited by the Cocoiety of John the Baptist, the G. A. K., the Women’ s Relief, The N avy the Black League, Cross, the Purple Cross, the Double Cross,* the Children’* • Home, the Dorcas Society, the Y . M .C . A., the Y. W. C. A., the Boy Sgouts, the Jewish Relief the Belgian Relief and every hospital in town; Then on top of it all came the Associated Charities and Salavation Army. * y "T h e Government has so governed my business that I dory’ t know who own* it. I am inspected, suspected, ezamined and re-ezamlncd, informed, required and commanded^o I don’ t know who I am, where I am, or why 1 am here. All 1 know is I am supposed to be an inezhaustibie sup^ ply of money for every known heed, desire or hope of the human race. And id ea lise J wilLnot-aeil all I have and go out and beg, borrow or steal money to givo away, I have been cufoed, discussed, boycotted, talked about; lied to, |icd about, held up, hung up, robbed and nearly ruined, and the only reason I am clinging to life is to see what in the hell is comirtg. next PHILLIPS THEATRE * rj <3 We have made big preparations for this day and have filled our Linen D epartm ent with the most beautiful Linens th a t could be bought a t in terestin g p rices/ * . . Derryvale Irish Table Linen, full| sizes Pure Irish Table Linen, 72 inches wide Linen Napkins, 50 desi /Art Linens White, Ta n, Ecru, 18 to 36 inches Handkerchief Linens, beatuiful quality for Blouses, Baby Dresses and Handkerchiefs A ll Linen Sheeting, 36 to 40 inches . - . $1.75 $2.00 Oyster White Linen, 36 inch. Nice for Shirts, Dresses, am Boys Wash Suits . . . •. Pink, Blue, Lavender and Rose Dress Linens, heavy quality 72 inch Table Damask, Extra heavy soft finish quality. Special broidery Lin­ en for Scarf and R unners See Window Display $2.00 yd. �« :. MARCH 17, 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAG E 2 P r in c e ss Today and Tomorrow Night, 7 to 11 Afternoon, 2 to 6 bee, and much money M shipped Sn car lota.' W ith 1a mild climate and plenty of grass. Florida is especially adapted to dairying. No place on e^rth can grow * an orange or grapefruit as fine flavor oj Official Relieved, Though, When Florida, the, Guest Wants It On, Npt Seven thousand five hundred cars In, the Head of watermelons anti 300,000 crates of . cantaloupes have been shipped Eugene D. Miller, aecretary and Out of Florida in a single season.value treasurer or tbe Perahlng Square group from 15 to 18 per cent, per annum. of hotels, was finishing a busy day lo Florida is aa large as Maine. New the BUtmoretn New York when hts Hapmpshirv, Vermont, Massachusetts, telephone rang and a man asked If Rhode Island and Connecticut. Those the hotel could furnish a nightcap. "IPs not for me." be explained. "My states have 15,000,000 people. Florida wife wants It Sbe‘s subject to colds has 1.000,000. There is room for you. and wishes to take every precaution The only camphor plantation in the Hutted States Is in Florida, «n d tons of thst important gum have been made. The camphor tree is one of the finest known for yard and street shade purposes. We can go fulling, boating and surf bathing when the waters of the North are covered with thick ice. Florida has more varieties of trees supply fruits, nuts, oH, sweets, dyes, drugs, chemicals, tar, pitch, rosin, turpentine, gum, lumber.croMtiw, moss, etc. All of these things are of value to man. Bananas grow in Florida; so do the lemon. ' , _ . The emmphoe tree is profitably grown in Florida;'to is the cocoanut. * * The live .oak Is at home in FIor* ids. One tree a i old Blountstown measures 8 feet 6 inches in diameter above the spread of the roots and is 48 feet around at the ground. j& Q 'a r a m o u r ilftr te m ft Q ic t u r o I J E h:it] been “ called away on business.” IJut when wifie floated into "Honeysuckle Ihn on a little business of her own — Y e Rods what a night! Another side-splitting laugh hit by the stars of "Twenty-three and a Half Hour’s Leave." 1| George V. Hobart A Thos. A. Incc Production Come* Back and Wilt Get Wit* Whq Married Again. “ Enoch Arden" Is homo In Sentflt* permanently. This time "Enoch A r­ den" I* Richard Sorensen, who enlisted early In the war and wns reported “ killed. In action." Mrs. Beulah Irene Sorensen, his w ife ami the mother of six teen-yearold Allen Sorensen, waited hopefully for verification of her husband's death. It came In the form o f letters from those who "saw him last.** All hope apparently gone. Mrs. Sorensen wua married June 17. 1010. to U. C. Jack- Children 20 for all the people in twenty of our largest ' cities. Florida grows a greater variety of products than any other state and can 1grow more crops on the same land in a ’ single season than any other state, j Florida still has deer, bear, wild t turkey, quail. ducks, squirreLi and i other game and 630 different- kinds of fish swim in her waters.- It U the hunter's garden of Eden and the fisher­ man's paradise. We can go fishing, surf bathing, EASONS -WHY YOU SHOULD or pick strawberries in January. * STAY IF YOU ARE HERE AN I) We have many of the largest and JDOME IF YOU ARE NOT HERE most tieautiful springs in the world. Some of them send up 7,500 barrels of water per minute, or a daily' flow Scene from’ the magnificent and bewildering musical farce comedy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ * eg A » A * trms m i tea »«> ■ * sensation “ LA LA LUCILE” which will be at the Princess Friday, March 19. a MODERN "ENOCH ARDEN M a tin e e : A d trits 25c, C h ild ren 15c iU k J lV / ll Nieht: Adults . CITY FOR WORKING W IVES f — There-are 160 numerics-in Florida Johnstown, N. V,- O s i Place ! Nearly Everybody Works. and properly cared for they pay a gorxl A City where, almost everybody dividend. , works— end likes It— Is pictured by Florida is rapidly l»ecomeing a cofn Major \V. W. Chamberlain o f Johns­ growing state. The Florida State town, N. Y. Marketing*'Bureau shipped 104 cars The labor department In Washing­ of corn last season for-Florida farmers. ton, after a survey o f the cities o f the The annuan production is about 13,* country, found that 70 per cent o f tho women o f Johnstown are contributors 500,00 bushels. to the fam ily Income. This is the Florida produces more wintergrown record for the country. tomatoes than all other states combined . — Mayor—tiwmbertetn—wss nstrM tor Florida has the largest frame hotel tell more about his city. Ho re­ building in the world. sponded ; ' "The wives In Johnstown make The imputation of Florida has incloves at home. More working peo­ rerasod 30 per cent, in fjve years. ple own homes In Johnstown than In Tampa factories* send out to the nearly an> ofher city. They are hold­ smokers of the world 300.000,000 cigars ers of large amounts o f I.lberty bonds per annum. “ Wives, whose husbands own their Key West is 300 mile* nearer the own homes ami automobiles, work be­ Panama Canal than any other Amer- cause they like It. 'T h e wages of men In this city vary lean from $23 to $<J0 a week. Chore men. without any erjwrience, are being paid f t a day. and hoys leaving school get $330 per day. “ Living conditions in Johnstown are such that you cannot tell the work­ ingman's w ife from a business man's wife. Women take an Interest In nil civic enterprises." One More Reel Also Given A ftM IC C Y ftN against this ‘fin* epidemic." . Mr. Miller asked his married guest to hold the wlrs while be cast about for some means o f providing tbe ac­ commodations. Reluctantly he picked up tbe phone end eald: “I’m aorry. ait there Isn't drop In the houie." “But, I don’t want—" “Yea," Interrupted Mr. Miller, eadly end soothingly, "end we ehoold be very happy to be able to accomodate yon, but every bit of oar stock has been removed from tbe hotel and disposed of. weeks ago." “ 1 don't mean whet yon mean," eald the married guest. “ Yon are talking aboot a nightcap that goea to the head. I mean one that goes on the head; yon know— the kind with ribhone and blue lace and all that sort t On Doing Right. I think it Is better to do right, even best breeds o f war dogs. When tho Airedale detects the foe he makes no fuss;.tie merely makes a low growl and stiffens ids bn ly— hints sufficient for tile human sentinel, who Immediately puts Ids dumb friend's udvlco to good account. , ____ If we suffer In so doing, than to Incur the reproach o f our consciences imd posterity,—Robert H Lee. Hare*s Ears Better Than Its Eyes. Although the hare litis h.-uni'Lills, large and prominent eyes, devoid of eyelashes, and adjusted so fhut It cun see backward and fdnrard, tliej are not good eyes. Perhaps for thl« rea­ son It Sleeps n crent part o f the -time and always With Its-eyes open. There Is some compensation for poor. eyes, however. In Hie fart that R? .hearing is oxtretnfTTi Birth of a Second. Eacti new second l» lore Pled by a Cash of light and the rlnc of a hell In the factory of nn electrical .Inn In Frondi-nce— not to remind tho work­ ers that the dire dny of doom ap­ proaches, but to help them In tbelr work. Often men must count seconds accurately for certain operations while they watch their work clo sely. This concentrating on two things at quo time Is very difficult. It la simplified hy Hi? new second announcer.- Aa th« pendulum o f the -clock swings to the right It touches a wire,, thus making n contact that causes the light to flash and the bell to ring.— Popular Selene* Monthly. Building Material Rootuig of All Descriptions Lime, Cement, Plastor Brick, Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe. i: :: Hill Lumber Company F R ID A Y EVE, M AR CH 19th A sw irl o f M e rrim e n t, Y o u th , B ea u ty and. T u n c ful m elodies o f m em o ry h au n tin g w itch ery. LA LA LUCILLE LORD FINDLAY 1.268 miles of rock, oil treated; 538 miles of shell; 1,914 miles of sand-clay; a grand total of 9,224 miles, and more being built. There are within her borders 10,000,000 acres of red clay subsoil land, and 10.000. 000 more acres of sand and muck land, making at least 20,000,000 of the 37.000. 000 acres value of the state Woman’s Reserve Power. suitable for growing something. Less Nobody else run leave the Impres­ than 2,000,000 a m * o f this has been touched by the plow. Better buy sion of boldine in reserve so. much de­ some of it while it is plentiful and cheap. tailed knowledge of the utmost Impor­ tance as a neighbor woman when she No state In the nunion has better tells you that some other neighbor natural advantages for growing poultry woman concerning whose health you and live stock than Florida. Inquire Is doing aa well ns could be ex. In Florida you can be a general pected.-i-OUIo State Journal. fanner, citrus grower, peach grower, West African Superstition. truck grower, fig grower, grape grower, In -West Africa R tv not unireudl to pecan grower, or you can specialize «oe n native crouched over n stream talking to the “ Spirit of 11-. Water." and In ibut country. P*o. t'.e traveler '* 1»c ojuden sound, for in* will probably be- aold a native • with *ho Fat)gnre«8 rltnrm, and will see him beat with a bamboo hammer upon a tiny drum held above avjlve animal.. As tbe trar eter looks around the charm U struck, and It Is the belief of the natives that, whatever part of th- animal la Injured, tbe humnn victim will suffer In the tame region. * Tem ptations Book by Fred JackSon Music by George Gershwin Fresh from five months run at the Henry iMiller Theatre New Yotk City, and the only company en tour of this great play. ' * Norfolk, Va. Ledger-D'rip-‘ ch Fqb. 13 says:— I t might be said t o the wives of Norfolk: - If your husband is a T. B. M . and needs relaxation, by ail means, have him see and hear "L a La Lu cille"— But eo with him. P R I C E S : $1.00, $1.50 and $2l00 plus War Tax Recent portrait of Lord Findlay, British lord high chancellor, who prob-' ably wilt preside over the tribunal S cats n ow s ellin g | t B ow ers and R o m illa ts . peror. First Examine Good Qualities. We are firm believers In tbe maxim that for a ll. right Judgment for any man or thing tt Is useful, nay essential, to see hi* good qualities bsfore pro­ nouncing Judgment on his bad.—Car* - * .K m BHULUOTA INN CHULUOTA, FLORIDA OpcniDpcembcr 7U» for (he Seuoa. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLJEY, Mgr. �* • \ <r arch 17, 1920 S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A LD SANFORD DAILY HERALD Admiral Sims is kicking the .navy dog around and making all kinds of criticism about .our acts during the , HumUj .1 paJdUA. 1ST Mm m IU X»« bu*. l i t . war. W ell, we could all criticise the governm ent fo r tho sins of ommission £ I* * * rather than commission but what is PUDLIS the use. W e know more than Sims does about the navy and the arm y but at that it was the greatest in B. J. HOLLY, Editor the whole world. PAGE 3 BODIES OF CZAR AND FAMILY BURNED BY SULPHURIC ACID TH IS B A N K IflE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 1 w HAYNES. Business Manager Headlines^ in Florida paper says, "Tou rists Demand Wire Tappers be made Exam ple o f" which, sounds CMOUPTION r a t e s IN AI1VANCH funny to Florida people when you stop to reason that if it were not -MOO JS5 S ? k o h t S for tho tourists there would be no n rxivtK E ii IN city nr c a b b i k b M CeaU wlro tappers in Florida. Th e gold dK» M w c..d cUh ■■lit* Ottoktt XT, brick men live oil tho toqriits iri the winter and Florida people aro never a*I». at F****«*" ■I S w M , rUrtda, u l i r bothered by them probably because ltl *♦ I*1*1 none of us have sufficient msxume to tem pt them. MKMIKB O f TUB ASSOCUTBD PBE88 4***w *<j Congress, like the aunshine, iu periods of obscurity. U has The tendency of prices, ft* note up one day ail'd up the n exU -----? 0 ------ And still, there are tlraea when the vorkt of the good w orker are not always good. * r r' » .* * I A young swain writes in to know hov best to win a girl. D o n ’ t t r y — let her win y otl. - j < W H A T O F TO M O RRO W ? . Today American products, ex* orbitsnt in price, are in great de­ mand in Europe. This is so because Europe, devssted by war^ can not makO th ese'articles themselves fast enough to supply the immediate de­ mand, But in tim e Europe will be m ak­ ing sufficient fo r home consumption and will have an additional output fo r export. In America wages aro abnormally high, as aro also the raw materials. T h e cost of manufacture is therefore "in the sk y ." \ 8t. Paul, Minn.— now tho former empress of Russia and her ’ oldest laughter knelt In prayep—making the sign of the cross, while former Cxar Nicholas and hit heir were murdered before their eyes, and how the assas­ sins then turned their guns and bay­ onets on the remaining members of ths czar's family and their rcUnue, is told In a report brought back from Russia by Colonel George U. Emerson, of St. Paul. Colonel Eperson. formerly general manager of the Great Northern rail­ way, returned from Russia January 20. lie was a member of the Ameri­ can railway mission, headed by John F. Stevens, which was sent to 8lberia In November. 1017, to keep open the Siberian railway In the hope that Rus­ sia’s forces might he kept lo the field. While the mission was en route the Kerensky government went to pieces, but Colonel Emerson was one o f those who remained In Russia for twenty-six months attempting to assist Ihe coun­ try to regain Its fighting power. Czechs Investigated Tragedy. Extracts from n speclnl report pre­ pared by General Dletrlcks furnish the .bnsls for the story o f the murder of The man who speaks well o f others need never w orry over what In Europe labor is much cheaper people think o f him. andj articles can be marketed at a ------0 -----cost below that for which we can the former cxar and *hl» family, and flie*o are nugumenicd by an Invoxtlga-, “ j f o we hardly charge th e pro- produce therA. fiteer with sticking like a leech. Th e In .time, when Europe hns recov­ Hon by tho Czechs, under command of leech sometimes lets go. • ered, America will be required tp General Gnldn. who beenme n stanch ----- O — conpeto with theso countries for friend of Colonel Emerson. On the night the czar and his fam­ There are some, we suspect, who world trade— America with its high ily were murdered Colonel Emerson object to the term -'"h ig h cost of cost of manufacture ngnihst Europe niul olher members o f the comn^sslon with its low cost. # living.*' They only exist. were only about sixty, miles distant. T h a t is the condition which the According lo the report, n copy of ----- O -----Charity of course should begin nt present insane inflation will bring Which Is Iti Colonel Emerson's posses­ sion. the cznt and tils family were home, but it is not always that we about. - T h e . m isfortune of others has awakened between midnight and 1 a. •t he Iiu iiip :---------------made "us fortunate tod a y — 1ms en­ m. July 17. 11)18. They wore brought riched us beyond the dreams of down stairs la (heir home at Ekaterin­ The modern photographer, of burg nud told the Czechs would soon nvaricc. . • course, removes ail facial defects be ppon them, nnd thnt therefore It B ut .tom orrow it may be tho re­ would be necessary to put them to from the picture— but only, from the verse. death. Almost Immedlntejy the red picture It is worth our qerious considera­ . guards begun tiring. tion, when we hear people talk of The mutllnted bodies of many o f We still have some hope left, Th e prices going even still higher. those murdered ttiut night were dis­ league of. nations is operating suffiEven a Shylock meets his W ater­ covered. hut It Is believed that tho -cientiy to break into print occasion­ loo soouer or later. bodies of the cznr nnd o f the members o f his Immcdlntc family were con­ ally. — 0— sumed by great quantities of sulphuric D on’ t T ell It add. Jewelry nnd trinkets possessed There are some no doubt some If you know a fellow Who triei to be by them were found nette-Hu} sceiio of husband* who pause long enough to fair — the murder. These Included, many of kiu their wives, a second tim e — a Although in the past his carrer hns I tie rqynl Jewels. few, no doubt. ^ been rotten, Dally Life Sharply Restricted. ----- 0 ------i With ttie usurpation o f the govern­ D on’ t give him a stab— but try to be The wise man makes his own ment by the bolshevlkl severe restric­ square— tions were placed on tho dally affairs choice of a wife, and the shrewd And speak to him just os if all of tho cznr’s family. Thus, a vnlet. wife allows him to continue to were forgotten.. who had been In the czar’s family fo r think that he did. D on ’ t tell it, old man, ten years, stnted thnt after the turn­ ----- O -----D on ’ t tell it! over “ there followed .severe restric­ The cable is a great institution. tions both In the funds for the upkeep Without it we wouldn’ t know whe­ I f you know a wornnn, who, once on a o f tho cznr’s fnmlly ffnd In the mntter ther Europe is naughtier than us or o f Its occupation, am! particularly In time, *o naughtier than them. Sffiid something, did something, no regard to their Walks. When n dotnnnd was unexpectedly mnde by the ----- O -----not liked in society, It s sad, bui true. N ow that warm W hy mention the matter ns if ‘ twere central committee. for the czar's fam­ ily to transfer Immediately to Ekater­ •either is with us we can no longer a crime— V inburg (lie czar's plea (lint Ills son wan When her everyday life is the make the excuse that it is too cold III received’ no consideration.” height ofppropricty? to go to church. As fnr ns could he learned-by the D on’ t tell it old man, examination of Inhabitants tho lenders ’ In tho murder wore Commlnsnlre Some people never see their names . D on’ t tell it. Youroffsky nnd his assistants, a work­ is print because they never tell the ♦ditor anything that ought to he in I f you know a couple who frequ ently man o f the Issetsky works, Pnvol Medvedoff; and the red guards. Levntnlk. print. Tell it to us and w e’ ll tell it scrap— Partin, Kostnustoff. Mrhnll. Letomln. lo others. . Y e t when out in public th ey ’ re •Slerkorln and VaklmofT. Some of them mild ns tw o chickens: ----- 0 -----bonsted o f their pnrtlclpntlon. Vo. *.•« have no objection to the W hy should you bother o give them Tho tragedy of .Inly 17. 1018, wn* de­ a rap scribed by Caplnllnn Agafonorkn In other fellow " a lt o running" for preAnd hint to the world that they the words o f her brother, Anntote Hdent, provided they are discreet VaklmofT, one of the red guards o f tho fight like the dickens? *nd keep a safe distance’ in the rear house o f IpntycfT. Stic said on tho dny D on’ t tell it, old man. oi our choice. following Ihe murder her brother cmno D on’ t tell it. — ----to her, tired nnd broken down, nnd In A hook and line, n tin can full of grent agitation nnnounr/Hl: b*il. and a shady spot nt n good I t ’ strikes me th at none of us justly “Tills night Nicholas Romanoff, tils can boast hole looms up ns an im portant fnmlly. the doctor, the frnulcln nnd the T h a t our nets are all clear and are Inckeys nbre killed. All of tho enpdoty aoon to bo- pleasantly performed never, disturbing: tlves were nwdkntied between midnight Motion is carried. And • before we give * sidewalks of nnd nuo o'clock nnd requested to go ------o ’ ----.downstair*. Here thdy were told thill others a roast "hen n girl begins to tell around W e’ d better be careful and clear the enemy (Czechs) would soon he In ikat she never intends to m arry it is Eknterlnhurg nnd Hint therefore It ofT 'our curbing! * safe gamble that she has her mind was necessary thnt they he put to D on ’ t toll it. old man, definitely get upon somo victim and dentil. Then nnd there the red gunrds D on’ t tell it !— Palm Reach Post’. begun to shoot nt Hie cznr'* family. J* Moving heaven and earth to get The first to he killed were the dmIrony. pernr and the heir. The rest of the “ It Bounds like Irony to call a boat prisoners were wounded. They had to *she,'." remarked Ihe Observer of he finished off by fu rth er shooting, bat­ Hr >ntJ! end Thlrrc. “ wHti nn« "m ild ­ tering with the butt end* o f musket* er* now It la for U iuuii lo man­ nnd stabbing with hnynnot*. age one."—Yonkers Statesman. Czarina Thirty-Two Times Wounded. E S flO N S .FOlt S P R I N G BEANS l im a beans B E E TS egg p l a n t SQ U A SH TOM ATOES CUCUM BERS SW EETTO RN . PEPPERS We Hare The SEED-^FRESH QO. SANFORD, FLA. IS BUILT New Details of the Tragedy That Wiped Out the Russian Royal Family on July 17,1918, Brought Back to the United States by Col. George H. Emerson of ihe Engineer Corps — Scene Unspeakably Horrible, why, nnother of the red guards. -8tekortn, told him of the murder. Ac­ cording to Stekortn's story-Command­ ant Youroffsky had killed the czar, having previously read to him somo paper, presumably the order o f the Ural soviet of deputies. He told that during the murder both the empress and her eldest daughter wem. present, nnd were making the sign of the Cross. After the cxar had-been done to death Pavel Medvedyeff. assistant to Youroffaky, and the Letts killed the entire family and also the court retinue. The bodies o f the murdered were placed In a motortruck and sent away, he said. Later the police officers took feway from. Kuzma Letemln abont one hun­ dred different articles, all having be­ longed to the czar's family, and ob­ tained. according to him, aome time during the cleaning o f the house after the murder. Other* were taken from his brother. Mehall, a red guard. Woman Confirms Story. ; A simitar picture of the murder Is drawn by the wife .of Medvedyeff. the commnndnnt's assistant, confirming her hushnnri's participation. — * Prokopl Kuthlcpkoff. n red guard, who served In the house gunni. told thnt tip wn* In the W orking Men** rtiiti oT the Verk-lasctsk works July 18 or 10. nnd (lint the president o f the ex­ ecutive committee o f the soviet of workmens nnd soldiers' deputies. Serge Mnllshkln, the military cumminsnlro, Peter Yortnnkoff nod other prominent members- o f the bolshevlkl were conducting n secret conversation. Kukhtenkoff sntd he enught the sen­ tence : “ There were thirteen*of 'them nlto■gtjther, the thirteenth wns.the doctor." As they moved nwny. he followed them and heard one of them say: “ This Is the second dny we have been fussing. Yeslerdny we burled them, nnd todny wo have to rebury them.” From this he deduced thnt Lcvntnlkh, Partin nnd Kostnustakuff took pnrt In the fuhernl of the royal fnmlly. Tiielr talk wns bonstful. ho said, nnd they told thnt their victims hnd been dressed In clTlIInn clothing. In which wns skillfully sewed mnny valuables. Ho also snld he hennl one of ttie speak­ ers deny Hint the heir hnd died at Tobolsk, ns reported; beenuse lie wns one of their victims. Oodles Burled and Exhumed. From their conversation ho nlso learned Hint the stain first were burled Just outside o f Ekntnrlnhtirg. tint that later ttielr hodles were distributed to other plnccs further nwny. tJencrnl Dletrlck’s special report concludes as follow s: •'The correspondence will he sub­ mitted to examination for tho purpose of establishing tho participation In the death o f the ex-ciriporor o f the local and central soviet authorities. Resides this, In tho near future one of the prin­ cipal parties to the murder. In tact, the direct murderer o f the cznr, Pavel Medvedyeff. who hns only Just been detained, w ill be examined. "Tho commUteo o f Inquiry attache* grent Importance to tho cross-examinetlon o f this witness, since. In nil prob­ ability. all the circumstances o f Hie deatli o f the former cznr and his tainlly will bo made clear. It Is probnhlo, also, thnt clues ns to the wjiereabouta of tho corpses mny Tie obtained, the search for which, notwithstanding nil Hu- measures taken, hns furnished no results. At the present moment the business o f Investigation hus boon In­ trusted l o . thc-.cxiuuUUim- tpagl strata for special cases, Mr. Sokoloff. Also (tic nccessnry steps linvo been taken to preserve all articles o f tho cx-cmpcror and family which were found nt th^ time o f the search nnd which In the aggregnto tinve an historical value." B a n k i n g Acommodation consistent with good busi­ ness. V 1 - •■My--- ■ -H< i-v First National Bank F. P. FO RSTER , President B. F. W IIIT N E R , Cashier Sanford, Florida Tree Like Bone. The yacnl, q Philippine tree. Is a renlly wonderful wood. It Is ns hard ns fione. Lignum vita* Is credltfo! with belts the hardest known wood; but it Is doubtful If It will stand any more lest than yacnl. Milvis Marble Co. First Platinum Ingot. The first veritable platinum Ingot wns mnde by n French chemist, Cnhaneati. Iii 178.'!. Charles III o f Spnln hnd called him to Madrid and created a special c! nlr of inlncrulology, phys­ ic* nnd chemistry for Idm. In his lab­ oratory he found the secret o f render­ ing the new mctnl nialleuble, nnd this Is the way ho reveal**! the tart to ono of Ids patrons; “Three mouths Inter, Bt Jhc liutuc-uLiluv count at Aranda, there appeared upon a table (In Ingot some 10 M rilm eters cube (about four Inches), with n beautiful metallic lus­ ter; l( wns iniillealile platinum." F. L. M IL L E R , Owner Monuments, Copings In Marble or Granite B .C . D O D D S, M .D. Residence: 905 Magnolia Ave. Phono 401 Office: First National Dank Building Phono 4G2 - Cotton Seed Meal N ITR A TE SODA Potash Nitrate ^ ASH ES CHASE & C O Went to Aid Dying Woman, Found She W as His Mother. Crossing tho street to offer aid to n woman he saw sitting on ttie steps of an npnrtment house In Relolt, \Vls., Earl Fleso found tils mother dying from apoplexy. Sho wns on her way home from shopping and died soon nfter her son reached her. "There wns pnrtlrularly grent trou­ ble with the frnuleln. 8he wns wrig­ gling nnd attempting to defend herself France to Conserve Daylight with’ a pi flow. On tier body 82 wound* Paris.—Tho ministries of public -frere counted. 'T h e grund duchess. Ann«tn*ln Nlknlnlevnn. hnd fainted. works nnd of the Interior havo .de­ When we began to cxumlne her she cided lo urge parllnuicdt to pnss the recently proposed hill providing fnr shrieked wildly, after which she wns the turqlng ahead of tho docks ono killed with htijoneti and rifle Imtta.** hour beginning Fob. 1, as a fuel con­ According to Yakltnnff, (he murder Ax Golf. scene wii* so un«penknhly horrible servation measure. Their decision was The old. fnrmer wn* trying to' Im­ that he could not endure It. the result of a meeting at llio ministry press upon his son. who wanted to of public works at whtrh it was shown “ 1 went outside for n tin-nth of fresh piny golf for exercise, that chopping Hint France required 40 per cent more nlr several time*," he declared. wood would answer tho purpose Just coni than she could secure hy produc­ Ttie evening following Hie murder as well. "Oh, no. rnllier," sold the Ynklmoff left for I b f front, nnd when tion nud tminirmrliin nf Ha* commodity. boy. “ It Is the walking between he enmo to tdd farewell he whs utter­ It was also decided to reduce street strokes' that makes golf such valu­ ly out of countenance till face was lighting to the minimum consistent able exercise; thnt gives the legs a pinched, the pupil* of hi* eyes dilated, with public safety. — chance ns well as the arms" “ Oh, nnd bis lips were trembling. that’s It. Is I t r satil the old ntan. Policeman Leaves 960‘.000. Another red guard, Kuzma Letemln. And then be went into tho yard and London.—8lxty-»eveii yearn' -ervlre rotated that on Hie day o f the murder placed sticks of< wood at Intervals he-was to have taken bjs post In. the on the police forre nf triiiuhrldgi-Oiire all around it. After this he handed sentinel booth Irt the street, when be enabled Constable Charle* j. j, Hirerthe boy an ox and said: '"Now, ptay observed a hoy of the emperor's house­ (en to leave un estate of SOduuU when tho full course.”—.8«n Francisco hold In the street.. When he Inquired he died last week. , . vW- 7T.iT- eous Treatment and every Av. “ Many a Mickle.” If #nrV Lo..tO— v.u have 20,000.000 of iheiil—ViMitil wit sic on the average one-ball cup 01 iiiHU dally, It would Incan a waste of 2^00.000 quarts dally— 012.rYto.000 quarts n year—the total product of more tlinn 400,000 cows. _____________ * . * /•y Y>--. ••■'V on Personal Service, Court­ ... Decisive Action TI10- f a c u lt y for achieving success lies in your ability to do tho right thing at the right time. D o c isiv o a c tio n in email matters helps yon to . decide quickly and unerringly in B id affairs. Decide a t once to maintain a check account w ith us. It is the only business-like w ay to handle your m o n e y . ___ STRENGTH S E R V IC E Seminole Count y Bank “ h o m e in s t it u t io n ■' IY/'-hS �' U A Lfh l 4 * LKUe nsppenings Mention o f Matters In Brief Personal Items o f Interest Inand A b o u t • r i,* d$ I7 ie Summary o f the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers ’ W h en these t w o m en s a y th a t th e y are g o in g t o .len d a ll th e s u p p o rt th e y p o s s ib ly can t o th e B a se B a ll p ro p o sitio n th is y e a r th a t m eans a w h o le lo t because b oth these m en c o v e r a lo t o f te rrito ry . Beautiful AlUmonte Spring a ' AlUmonte la a quiet but very pie* turesque, little burs and ita home people and touriiU fin** much thereabout! to please and Intent them, for It Is a typical lake region with iU many acre* of fruit and garden truck. ' ; 108-tf Charles M cB ride of Crystal R iv er was in the city today the guest o f his uncle, S. W . M cB ride. Charlie was here acveral years ago with MlUera" Bakery but la now op­ erating his own place at Crystal River. Cooked food tale and Easter Bazaar. All kinds of fancy work at Ball Hdw Co., store March 20th. 117-7tc. Bargains In Used Cars l . D odge Touring Late M odel. 1 C hevrolet Xouring^ . Price Is Right. DODGE B R O T H E R S S E R V IC E S T A T IO N . Oak A v e Si 2nd St. Phone 3. 121-tfc. ^ For Klim powdered milk phone 2412 — W t-W : D w w r . ---- ll& 42tp.----- Tim ken Hearings in Stock. For any Make of Car. Sanford M otor Co. Oak A v e &* 3rd St. Phone 3. Mre. R. A. Terheun, Editor Phone 395 , St. Patrick's Some day Altamonte Springs may become 4 real d ty, but that’s another Social On* of the most delightful social evenU o f ‘ th e .' week was the St. Patrick's Social given Tu esday evenng by Mrs. T om W illiam s and Mrs. Irodic W illiam s to the Daughters o f W esley. In keeping w ith the 17th of Ireland, ‘"num erous Irish Rags and shamrocks decorated the rooms, and this color scheme was again used in the dainty refreshments o f cream and cakg. T w o of- Sanford's most popular vocalists, Mrs. Claude Iierndon and Mrs, (ieo . Fox arid lit t le Miss Margaret givin g several readings, rendered a program that was thorou­ ghly enjoyable. ■\ The present day fu tu re of The Sprints'is the little dub house, called the “ Jazmiae' \ on the property of former Congressman Charles D. Haines, who has his winter home there. Numerous automobiles atop at the Jasmine and their occupants pass an hour or more in conference with the former congressman, and then are away, and among the callers are some of America's most noted men. “ People will wonder what it *11 mcans.yet there is no secret about it all. The Hon. Charles D. Hines, railroad builder—and- manufacturer, the — president of the greatest patriotic or­ ganization in the country. c o y e r a lo t o f te r r ito r y w h en w e s a y th a t y o if can lo o k a long, lo n g tim e , a n d th en lo o k som e m o re -b e fo re y o u w ill fin d a n y th in g n icer th an th e n ew S p rin g C loth es c o m in g in to o u r p la c e e v e r y d a y a t th e sam e p rice w e a re a sk in g f o r th em . B u t w e m ean t o c o v e r a lo t o f te r r ito r y in s a y in g th is because its a fa c t. We played in luck by purchasing several dozen suits a good while back, and got them bought at the right price and we are going to pass this good luck along to you. This particular lot won’t last long. Better corrte early TH E S T O R E -ISIF D IF F E R E N T — TH AT WWI CLASSIFIED A D V E R T ISIN G For Sale— Extra Fine W hite W yandotte*, eggs. T w o dollars per 15. W . B. Ballard, Altam onte Springs, —F la For Sale— Stable lots. Budkin L Girv Jacksonville, Fia. For Sale—sTwo story 8 to For Sale-rtwo five acres land close and garage. Clear title. . Tim e cn part p . ; ment. F 0 Box Heights. A p p ly No. 403, The American Patriots list o f one T h e guests departed at a late avenue. T. ’ 1l8-3‘.p. hundred vice-presidents is made ftp sou/, each one • vo flh g •the Mes200 pounds of dynam ite for im ­ dames William s Capital hostesses of governors. United States senators, For Sale— Player piano it j Wanted-‘ -Lazly waltfws Experienced mediate delivery. Hill Hardware and hoping that they ndition, house hold (oc& soon congressman, generals, admirals, chief Bell Cafe 79-tf executives of the -several largest or­ Co. I20-3tc. rnilure. Also Smith t/j, L o s t— 37x5 M c G ro w Cord .C a s ­ ganizations in the country, and t^ose F or• R**nt-*4 )ne large well furnished and bicycle. *609 i’rimttii ing and rim from rear of car between Anyone has Work in Building Trade of great business affairs. Among jthe j 1 Sanford and M arkham . Return to room 717 i^ark A ve. IlS-tf, Decorations. Anthony W. Schleman John Russell Entertain* vice-presidents are several possible Kent Vulcanizing Works. 121-3tc. and Mininhnn, one of old pioneer* of Join) Russell entertained a lt*»' candidates for the presidency of the Sanford, Kla.‘ whjje staying here a For Sale — Weaned Duroc pigs friends at hU palatial residence 0*1 w hile, like to be employed. from registered stock best in the Second street Tu etday in honor of ' Anthony W. Schleman. country 110.00 a pair. L. A. Renaud bis guests. .Mr si*! Mr* Day soft H M tp Sanford Heights. 12i-6tc. Mrs. Rue1 ma s t e r De l i r i o u s shrimp W A N T E D — <OEtpCLEAN salad, saltinei and coffee were served I2 . o c l o c k For Sale— Oakland Touring Car HAGS. A N Y K IN D EX­ and dancing served to while away a A. II. Moses. 121-6tc. Is only secured -after CEPT OLD SOCKS. very pleasant evening. Those pre­ For Sale OncH ot of Duroc hogs sent were .Mr and Mrs. D a y, Mrs. and pigs. Any amount you want Buckmaster, M r and Mrs. C. E. from one to lot. G. W- Spencer. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wals121-tfp, man. Mrs. K. B. Brown. R. J. Mr. Haines was in Orlando yester­ Nearly all* first class magazines will H olly. Dr Ralph Steven* and Frank day, when se**h 1ty a representative of advance one third in price in a few day* For S a le —A Sacrifice Sale. 1 the Sentinel he wa* requested to give Order now. J H Swain sella ail first Eight Cylinder C adillac, 5 Passenger his views on the more important topic* class ones. Residence 509 E. 3rd Marion, £ Cylinder Jackson, 2 1 OCLOCK of the day. street. 119-Gtc. Society Personals Passenger Hup. ! Buiek M odel 10, " I believe that the .senate should All in good running Condition. A d ­ will not prevent thebuiti Mrs, J H Fergtifon w as'am ong Property Owners Take Notice have m-ted. and favorably, months dress P, O. Uux 423 D aytona Beach, the Sanford f* ’ L s who attended the but it will prevent otherjt The law provides that " I f taxes ago, although the senate has created F*z. 121-3tc. Sun Dance at West Palm • Beach the impression that we rushed in when* of sacrifice, by suppljififi last work while the guest of her L o s t—Spare tire rim and frame A HERALD W A N T AD FOR RESULTS Angels feared to tread and came out daughter Mrs. Ordwny at F t. Pierce means for rebuildingalfl with license tag attached. Finder Mrs. Ferguson left again on Tuesday a zinged puppet. \ m f i C 90 •‘After we finished the job wo set out can obtain reward by leaving at to visit another daughter Mrs. 120-2tp to do, we should have attended to our Kent Vulcanizing W o r k s . V E STA Kilbourn at C ar-aIndie, S e e U s A bou t Y o u r F ir e In su ran ce own affairs and gone about placing W a n ted — Standing Pine Tim ber. Mrs W J D ’ Conncr has arrived S T O R A G E B A T T E R IE S .our own country’ in a safe and stable Not over 100 miles from Sanford condition and not attempted to finance nor 5 miles of It. R. Large or small Wo Test, Repair, Recharge, and moralize ail the jtrotjie of the world. tracts. Perry C. Brown, Purchasing any make of Storage Battery “ We have troubles at home, much Agent, Leesburg, Fla. l20-4tc. and always carry a full supply M r. and Mr*. R A. Terheun ami more serious than most people are ,.. A L L K IN D S OF of Batteries j»nd Rental Bat­ fam ily are pleasantly located at aware of, and the problems we arc to ijjta IN SURAN CE. teries. W e specialize on Elec* 101 East Soxenth street. face are grave and dangerous ones. trical troubles also have com­ U S llU iB E A L E S T A T E . Mr. and M r*. S. E. Porter have “ During the p'a*.t four years the petent mechanics to overhaul l^ a ig g S A N F O P n , FI A 3 ^ gone to thejr- new home in Port old order of things have passed away For S a le-O n e house and two lota on your ear. Tampa to whi-h place the former and we have taken on dangerous new Oak Ave. One house . nd lot on first C O L L IS IO N has been transferred ir. the t-mpluv ones. street. One house and lot on Mag­ “ We are in fact a vastly different nolia Ave. 15 acn*s celery farm at I- A. RENA r I). l*rop. acres cleared anti five amts people in many way*, more selfish, Monroe Phone 189 208 Oak Ave. more greedy, more money mad. Nirtt tiled. See real bargains. N. H. LO-fitc. m'g will gratify our cravings for home Garner. AN UNINCUMBERED TITLE TO T AVERAGE HOME LI A .P . CONNELLY Sanford Bailer)- Service Co. thing* still more new. is J. "Thu, . o l d - landm ark amt- Ling ul>-. {iterated. and we are swiftly, drifting into 'channels dark aryl treacherous Otersucy* Enlrr* Senatorial Bare and with no fixed place of safety in M . 0/ Overstreet of O rlando will right. “ The religious faith of .our fathers enter the race for State Senator of the-.' 19th district representing the u pas ling away an d the peoples of counties o f Osceola, O range and the world are readily accepting new Seminole ao he states and his formal theorie*. divers numbers of Lems and announcement w ill appear in this strange doctrines, while the Bible is paper in a few days, This will m ake (wing more and more considered fic­ three entrants the other tw o being tion rather than that of the word of N . C. Bryan and Fred M. Bass, both God. » one EVERYTHING IN G roceries of KLv-imrnee. The M usical Success “ (a L a Lu cille" Al The Princess Friday M a rch l9 lh IM POR TED GUAVA PASTE Free rent for eight months or a year t“ ^ r. li .1.'.. rTtarrii-tl .-ttiipln. nf .a.buUgU-- Jow near the ocean*. * with vegetable garden, etc., in return for small amount o f care of place. Address with referDaytona Beach. ences. .119-6tc. Florida, For Sale— Mu!e team, wagon and harnass, also good milch cow..fresh. Inquire C. E. Chorpening, Moore Station. Phone 2403. 119-6tp. W an ted— Experienced 309 E. F irit • Street. sale* lady, II9 -3 tc Lost— Thursday-afternoon, * between Geneva Bridge and Sanford,, one Ford worldly affairs* to read the writing* rim and caring. Finder please return on the wall. The only hope, the only to Overland Garage. IlS-Stp. salvation o f our people, if they would save themselves from actual BoLhe- . For Sale— Pigs, two months old good stock. Also one l Jersey cow viki ideas and government, and in the II. G. Dieterich. 117-€tp. not far distant future, is a return to For Sale— A beautiful home and a the teachings of our fathers and mo­ good celery farm at Beck Hammock. thers. and accept thr Bible and Chris­ P O Box 329 or phone 452. 116-Otp. tianity. * T ra ctor plowing and all kinds of “ N o republic can live, nor deserves T ractor w o r k ..C a ll Phone 184. to live, which ignores the Bible and 112-tfc. discards Christianity, for without these <‘ LWj* are too deeply engrossed WORK AND PLEASUR in " L a La L u rille " the musical farce hit o f the reason is coming to the Princeas Friday March 19th, w ith a notable cast and production. Its five months run in N ew Y ork carried it right through the summer, an unusual’. record. A play has to Tie something rather out of thp ordinary to stand that teat and ." L a La Lu cille" has that reputation. With an exceptionally finfe cast, of experi­ enced farce players which includes civilization cannot endure."— Orlando N e il Pratt, one o f the genuinely Sentinel. funn/ men of the stage who has been 3 con*plruou« entertainer in many of the ho*i musical comedies o f the day Leila Tarsancn, Marion Langdon Rene M a cK en rie, Vivian Gill, lio ffa rd Sloat, Frank Wilson, Fzul Hamlin, Robert Livingston, and the F R E C K L E S Positive!/ Removed prettiest, daintiest fgowned. singing b y D r. Berry’* Freckle Ointment and dancing chorus that one could Your D r u iiit or b y Mall 65c S f t J l it Free Booklet wish to see, a scenic .production that n r C . li. B fir r C o- * * * M' ->*••* **e* U .the last word in richness and good F O U N D On first St. west of Sanford $4437.50 Fronting north on brick highway just east of the artesian Spring half mile west of Monroe road. 35 * £ acres of ideal home site nrvH m gable farnrtnnd. Worth $200 per acre offered for $75 per acre cash Direct from ownes. Enquire at Phone 352 re­ lating abstract and deed. 94-tf. , For Sale— Kiddie-Koop, in fair condition. $10.00 cash. 'Can bo seen a t 214 Elm are. If you want kuowledgt *-.y must wotk for it. If you want pleasure y* u -must pay for it. It is the law of nature that 'or every reward there must be some sacrifice antj lalor. You can not reap the harvest unless you sow and tend to your crop. You cannot, reap dollars unless you SAVE T H E M . We have just the plat® *s i m s l /* ■ »_ j 1 �1y MARCH 17,. 1920 . . SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 5 LoSSCS o f troops from fndla, Canada, Australia- "nod other parts of the empire brought the total to: Killed, 851,117; missing and prison­ ers, 142,057'; wounded, 2,007,442. '' Prisoners repatriated are not In­ cluded In the foregoing. the future as a result of the henry taxation and the prospective separa­ tion o f church and state. Turned Away Dally, “ Engineers,” says the writer, “ among whiitn were some with high attain* ment; were told by n good authority to whom they applied for advice to try In France “ Ration Lot of the Educated Classes Is to And work us ditch diggers. An American would do It Immediately. Was Nearly 2,000,000. Hut can Germans show so much Sorry One. Deaths In Country for 1918 Are pluck? Every hank director asserts 1,471,387. that he turns ofT dally dozens of ap­ Tho death rate In tho United1State* plicants. among them a large number fo r 1018 was U>e highest on record, of foniipr officers. W e must takq Into according to the census bureau's an account l.hnt. In» the future the now Franca Hesded the Cist and Great nunl mortality statistics, which shows numerous tintiKs unit tmnk branches Britain Came Second, With a Grand 1,471.807 deaths for tho year, repre­ Deprived of OfTlcea and With Profes­ will be greatly reduced. There will be senting a rate o f 18 per cent for each Total of 8,654,487— America's Com­ sions Overcrowded They Balk at la the future fewer banks, as there 1,000 population. batant Strength In Prance on Ar. Work— An Official Warning Against, will bo fewer government positions, O f tho totnl deaths 477,407, or over , mlatlce Day la Set Down * t 1,180,000 Studying Mediclbe It Issued— En­ fewer courts, gymnnsln, real schools, 32. per cent were duo to Influenza and end Great Britain's at 1,184,790— pneumonia, 380,000 having occurred gineers Are Advised to Dig Dltehea factories; for each position In these banks, courts, schools nnd factories German Prisoners Total 393,220 in in the last four months o f the year, — Student! Find Little Encourage there w ill he, however, more appli­ Last Drive. when an epidemic o f theso disease* ment. , cants. prevailed. Tho rale for Influenza ant) “ Nor wlli houses be erected as be­ The United States made the third pneumonia was 583.2 per cent per 100,The economic distress o f Germnny fore. The cheap houses, so much'la Ufgcst contribution In fighting forces 000. Influenza caused 244,081 death* has mode t|io lot of tho educated need at present, will bo built after a of the allies during, tho ware-namely, and pneumonia 232,780. showing rate* classes a sorry one, ami thoso who arc certain m odel; there will be no money approximately 2,000.000 men, accord­ o f 289.0 and 284.3 per 100.000, respec­ about to begin their studies have little for largo stnte, community, or private ing to figures compiled by British slat- tively, tho highest rates which ever t p to encourage them to persist along buildings. Everywhere the same thing peered for these causes. The rate In those lines. A dismal picture o f tho 1stlclans. Prance beaded the list will ha repented— workingmen 'w i l l tod Great Britain come second, with a 1917 for. Influenza was 172! and for effect o f their present disabilities Is find rooms easily, but not so the engi­ pneumonia 149.8 grand total o f 8,654,407. i drawn by Josef llofinuller In the Sud- neers; there will be need for n large The ration strength o f the American The other principal causes o f dcatb dehtsche Monutschefte, from which It number o f locksmiths and engine-fit­ army In France on armistice day, that were organic diseases o f the heart, wss summarized In the Frankfurter ters, also mechanicians, but hot for Is, the toal number o f men who were tuberculosis, acute nephritis. Bright'! Zeltung nnd has been printed In this men with technical education; brick­ being fed from army stocks. Is placed disease and cancer, which together country In School Life, ihe official pub­ layers nre desirable, but not archi­ at 1.024,000. Great Britain's ration were responsible for 391,391 deaths lication o f the Bureau o f Eductillon.tects. These are the conditions that strength In this theater on the snmo or nearly 27 per cent o f the total dur Threo Immediate effects o f the war the war did not bring about but that date wns 1,781,078. T ills does not take Ing the year, are presented ns deterrents to the It did accentuate. Considered closely, fnto account prisoners, o f war or the exercise o f really nmbltlous efTort. As the outlook Is not so very discourag­ Pittsburgh District Yields Whisky. the higher military career Is now oul ing. Th e watchword rends ‘ Hands— tegrn labor employed by England. Internal revenue and government o f the question, ihe military calling not bends I* The Germans will adjust Near 1,200,000 U. 8. Fighters. America’s combatant strength , In prohibition agents hsvo confiscated 7,- censes to exist for graduates of the themselves lo these conditions with France on armistice day Is set down 500 gallons o f whisky, valued at $100,* higher educational Institutions. This great -difficulty, as until very recent at 1,100,000, and Great Britain's at 000. In the Pittsburgh districts. Ilald* makes thousands o f positions formerly limes they were bent on developing were innde In Pittsburgh npd Connells occupied by officers non-existent. The their minds at the expense of their 1,104,700. •* Tho combatant strength Includes all troops whoso functions vlllc, Pn. . wiping out of the German navy affects hands. W illi tin overdeveloped organ­ sltnHnHy-thr-pnxlTtotls funth-My tiellTj ized system we Imd too many unlverslare, In the first Place, fighting. Mexico Hae 1,000 Oil Welle. (Major General March, American by naval officers. More than that, lies nnd too tunny schools of a high­ The Mexican slate department hni many <f tbe young officers who other*, er type. chief of staff, announced on Jnnuary “The' German people nre more In­ 20. 1010. that America had the second reported to President Carranza, thnl wise would have remained lo the mil­ largest of the nines' armies on tho there nre 1,000 producing oil well* itary service nre compelled to resign clined lo have their fate rationed out western front In ration strength when In Mexico, nil Itnvlng been developed nnd look ffir positions in civil service. rather than Jo.take It Into their own the armistice was signed. Tho French, during the past ten years, Then there Is another fnctor. hands. Tho great number o f higher In­ lie said, had 2,550.000 men, the United Through the annexation of Altmci-Lor- stitutions simply strengthened this.fit-' Slnti-t. 1,050,000, and tho British, In­ mine, tbe Gcnimn-l’ollsh. the German- till Inclination. Incredible things were NELSON B. QASKILL expected on the strength o f a one-year cluding the Portuguese, who w ere CzecliKli, nnd the GernutU-Dunlsh ter serving with them, 1,718,000. General rltnrles. the offices hitherto held by eertlfiente; In reality these privileges Slurrh ■lId not glee tho comparative lioniums tire lost to them. Moreover, were worth nothing more than mere without the corresponding figures of the national armies show­ i be German i.lTtclals In those provinces eards amount o f meat. Instead o f Setting the become dependent on similar places ing tlu lr combatant strength on arm­ istice day.) _ • which must lie vacated for tlielu In yoinig persons practice ns soon ns pos­ sible, we lengthened the courses o f The raptures o f prisoners and guns Germany. This aggravates ‘ he out­ study wherever we could There was look of a larger numher of young bill In France during the victorious olTonclnIs, who will thus bo placed In sub­ do end to university studies." *lvi> against the German nnny be­ ordinate positions under them. tween July 18 and November 11, 1018, an- given ns follow s: The third element which will ufifcct PLANES TO RACE IN ALASKA British the educated classes Is pointed out to sportively; he the impoverishment of Germany Trail to Be Broken for Mail Service lAsii; American armies, *15.300 and which will cause tile practice o f strict­ to Seattle. 1.421: Belgian armies, 14,500 nml 474. est economy' In-nil branches o f stale Landing site*, limits and other facil­ It ti pointed out that there were also and public organizations, null will a f­ ities, tire being “ought In Jmicnu. British combat tint troops In fect tie- uumb or ul poidUriUH. tUc.Mib Ketchikan nnrl' mbK— iworfbraxferrrItaly wlm co-operated In th e, final de­ arles, the chances for a pension, and Alnaku clth-s fur seaplane* uhh-li will feat of the Austrian nrmy nl Vlltnrlotbe like. The Impoverishment l« participate In n proposed air race be­ Veaetu, rapturing 30.000 prisoners, shown also to be trenching on the so- tween Seattle nml southeastern Alas­ and that In the eastern theaters o f culled free callings. It must find ex­ ka next summer. pression In n tremendous deflection of war—Palestine nml Mesopotamia— The Aero Club of the or III west, capital nnd n large emigration or la­ where on an average about 100,000 with headquarters In Seattle. Is mak­ bor. f i l e various * technical callings, British troops were fighting through­ ing arrangements for the race. Prizes the large branches o f Industry, the out 1018, the complete defeat nnd de­ lolnllng $25,000 may he offered, ac­ banks, tbe Insurance agencies, private struction of tho Turkish army wns e f­ cording to advices reaching Juneau. • officials down- to tho lowest-salutedfected by the Briilsh alone, and n to Already two well-llnown nviators. office clerks, w ill be thus affected. It Is tal of 85,000 prisoners taken. Cliff Durant, .formerly prominent au­ said. Itetrcnchtuents ura nllm expected British Empire’s Contribution. tomobile race driver, and Cnpl. Sir In tbe luxury, nml primarily In tinThe following figures show the num­ Arthur Whltli-n Brown, non-stop transliterary and artistic callings like arc’ ll ber of troops contributed by the va­ Atlantlc flyer, have Mated they may lecture, music, literature. Journalism, rious parts o f the British empire dur­ enter the race. opera, stage, nnd various other thenlrl ing the war: British Isles. 5.70-1.410; Alaskans arc Imping that the air­ cals, but a I - o In t lie more expensive f'Hiindn, 040,880; Australia, 410,800; plane rtrt-ers wilt break trull for air­ mill therefore better recompensed N**«- Zealand, 220,000; .South Africa, plane* malt service to Alaska from bouse Industry. J30.070; Spain, 1,401,350; other coin Senile. Mall to the States at presentProfessions Are Overcrowded. tiles 134,837, Tho grand totnl w ai Nelson 8. Oaaklll, forty yeers old, "T h e so-culled better professions lire Is shipped us freight and weeks could 8,054,407. |form erly assistant attorney geperal for Casualties o f tho troops o f the Brit­ the state of New Jersey, hae been nom­ already overcrowded ns result o f tho ha saved In some places If airplanes* . ish empire nre stated ns follow s: Brit- inated a member of the federal trade oversupply o f labor," says the writer. wore used. l*h Isles, killed, 002,083; missing o t' commission. He served as a colonel "T ills surplus will he Increasing In tbe course of Ihe next few years In the Orisoners, 140,312; wounded, 1,044,-i In the army during tho war. * HAITIANS STILL SAVAGES measure us tbe number o i positions will be each month decreasing. Marine Telle of Hair-Ralalng Epl “ In the year 1014 the Bnvnrlnn kill eodee— West Indian lele. lur-inlnlster. von Kindling, speaking . John I'nge of Snc Oily, In, declare* about the prospects o f tbe teaching profession, gave the following official that savagery and caimlbnllsm arc ■lulu regarding the length of time li common In thu republic o f Haiti.* . I'ago served there with the marines lopk candidates to' be appointed to of flees: I’ hFtologlsls, (ancient) 1U years; and Im*. told relatives and friends mathematicians, 18; philologists, hero o f some hair-raising episode* (modern) 13; students of German lit­ that marked service for Undo Sum' erature, '10; uniuml scientists, IS; |p the West Indian Ule, Indicating that draftsmen, 12, It is surprising flow as much excitement wnti experienced anybody yet (bids courage to take up thorp au miywhore In t|)o world war (earning when It I s -necessary to wall zone. ' * » l*ngo dnlms that ho discovered Ihnt for an nppoljitmunt till the thirty-fifth birthday. Besides, the salary o f no as­ tho citizen!} o f the republic nre really W h e n y o u le t us su pply y o u r bu ildin g sistant Is 15 marks per month nnd the savages, believing In voodoolsin. In­ n eed s you g e t a g rea t deal m o r e than ju s t so . length o f service In that cnpnclty ap­ volving witchcraft, snake worship and proximately five years. A young per­ human sacrifice. m a n y fe e t o f lu m b e r — bu n d les o f sh in g les— Cnnfl&buHsiu and son must thus expect to draw 25 other South Son tslnnd practices nre pou n d s o f n a ils— o r panels o f B e a v e r B oard , marks per month only when lie ranches Indulged In In the Interior, according Y o u g e t th o b e n e f i t o f o u r bu ilding the age of 34. (A t the present time to his statements. m a teria l k n o w le d g e and ex p erie n ce in Service it maltster in n brewery draws fint* marks n mouth.) that h elp * y o u j e t t h « rcrr.ltc y o u w a n t st tho P R IN C E S SE S HUNT JOBS "W arnings ngnlnxt the taking up of rig h t price. S e r v ic e first in planning tho medical studies Issued by the Munich w o r k — m o re s e r v ic e in se lec tin g p m e r m a temilitary board o f phyxlrlnna appear Hungarian Women of Royal Birth — epevdy s c r v L . b . - ;Ii .r.: g o d s . Would Be Governesses. In the pres* at the present time. The Y o u p a y fo r t h e npterin ln T V re “ W e e prospects o f physicians have been Several Hungarian princesses, ref­ most discouraging by n wide extern ugees In Switzerland, finding t h « ip ays fo r its e lf in th e la rg e r v o lu m e of business dou o f health Insurance which j re­ solves poor through (tic low. exchange it b rin gs tliro u g h su p er-sa tisfied cu stom ers. stricts private practice by the ever- rate, nre seeking positions us governli will tjuy yol. to Increasing quack treatment, the Immi­ ensues and companions.'' * IluT tho peo­ bo err a o f them. i gration o f Gorman physicians from ple generally hesltnlo to employ them, abroad, nml from the emhiggered ter- fearing they will Instill eltravagant iltortea In the west nml eiisl. nnd hy Ideas In their children. ihe nhnllllon o f the posts of ship physi­ One Hungarlnd princess, despairing cian*. Since the beginning o f the war of failure to obtain a position, de­ YllOO physicians were certified In nt> ported for Zurich recently t& tnke up .-mergency^ Because -of n considerable employment ns a waitress. A nnmoveraupply the physicians suffer ma­ her o f princely nnd nrlsfocrstlc Uunterially from llnnnclnl stress." gurlnn families here nre awaiting Tho lot o f the lawyers, the writer funds to emigrate to America, where IMilnts nut. Is not n happy one, for they hope to find wealth nnd hap­ young .lawyers nre already asking forpiness. nut-of-work donations. The few / for­ tune tes receive 300 marks per month, •Turtles Frozen Tightly to Ship Deck, and only recently gymnasium gradu­ Tw elve son turtle*, nverngtng In ates were advertising.In lift newspa­ pers a n d ' were glad to secure secre­ weight from 800 to 600 pounds, ar­ rived Id N ow ' York city on a vessel tarial posttlona In some dlstrtci-Tourt for an annual salary o f 2,400 marks. routing from Ooatn Rica. On till* way As fo r the church, many officereHiave up the turtles were found to tic frozen already applied fo r admission, but the solidly to tho deck. They were thawed prospects for advancement ara,'-un- *oUt and thereafter wen* subjected to fnvombt?1 nnd w ill became more *o In a nfrnm both every hour or so. BRITISH GIVE OUT FIGURES a com SPORTING GOODS SHRINK FROM More than 517 Commercial Street ~f- y V“ 'W * W m ?. ‘ • . Gloves Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls In fa c t e v e r y th in g in th e s p o r tin g goods lin e. C o m e in and le t us sh o w yo u . Hill Hardware Company ' *29I *I 9f I'»*I'**I I 1 9% I I '**I CHULUOTA IN N On th e O keechobee B ranch of th e F lo rid a E a s t C o a s t R ailro ad Special Attention Given to Automobile Parties MRS. C. D. BRUMUJYt Manager, IN V E N TE D BY J. 1!. S W A IN FULLY GUARANTEED-18 IN 1 A Vegetable Combination for Softening Water, Whitening lot hes, Scrubbing and Scouring, Rem oving Snots from your Clothes, Carpets nnd Rugs. A Disinfectant. Kills and Destroys Chinches, Bed Bugs and their eggs, all Insects, Bugs nnd Worms, Ants, Fleas, Lice on Stock, Blight on Vegetables andalso acts as Vegetable Fertilizer to all P l*n ti, Rose Bushes, House Plants .and Tender Vines. * • Has endorsement of some of the leading . Physicians of Fluridup, A fuuUUUinfccUnL-. Groat .saving. .Ul -the. House' keeper being one tenth of the cost of Ammonia. Selling the formula only and a quait of the H A N D Y F L U ID goes free with each formula. J. H. S W A IN Representing David Cook Co., Representing _ 85 Leading magazines WILL SEE YOU PERSONALLY TO TUNNEL MONT BLANC Engineers Study Line to Join France and. Italy. French and Hu Him engineers have ’ lately norlvcd at Chamonix, Switzer­ land. t » make studies on the ground for a tunnel under Mont Bbinc. direct­ ly joining France and Italy. l ids project, which lias been under exnmlnnllon for ninny years, now np pears near attainment, us both gov­ ernments have voted preliminary cred­ its lo continence work. France bn* appropriated 45.000.000 francs nml Italy 4ll.tt00.000, 100 Stagger to Death From LiquorLaden Sewer. As though In open defiance o f con­ stitutional prohibition. 100 rat* stag­ gered bodily on wabbly leg* Into |m>llce headquarter* at Duluth. Minn, less thnn 12 hours nfter constitutional prohibition became effective, *. ’flu* nits were driven from the Du­ luth sewers by the thousands o f gal­ lons o f liquor poured Into the sowers by the police department. They cnuie staggering .out the Idg opening In the sewer made to carry the $30,000 III confiscated liquor emptied Into them hy tin* police. Member* of the police department killed the rats. Three Million Jewe In United States. A Jewish statistician, David Trlctach. estimates the Jewish popu­ la tio n o f the world nt 15.430.000. The United States has 3,100,000 o f this . number. Flaws In Diamonds. Flaws In the illaii/oml consist large­ ly p f Idack o^r carbtSn h|miis.t There nre formed o f uiicrysttilllzcd carbon. Nature In tho case o f .the spotted dia­ mond stayed her bond before site bad completed the prucua* of perfect crys­ tallization. Conditions That Make for Success. The poet said thnl only those who had entt-n lliclr bread In ti-nra could, know tho verliuhle present *n»r u i heavenly powers. There Is n iTw-Ut'lm* [ In struggle, a drill In hardship Uni p Is essenilal to tile making of «i man | o f tnily vjrilfe (ilM-e— tln* mini qualtfHI i to take «niumatoW whose attribute* o f . leadership are fell us soon as he sppear*.— Exchange. * . m* J? . * V *■ ‘ ■. • *- When Death Cooli His Sting. Tlo-ro I* In the West Indlevt u very curious iui|wratUlnn regarding death. When a Tb-iiih occurs In a huuso the water In It should bo regarded aa poisoned nml at once thrown away. Tho* Idea ts that death after claiming tits victim will coot Ids "sting” in tho first water ho reaches, which thereby become* it ih-tuUy poison. N o one can tell wbut wuter ha* been touched, so the safe tiling fo do I* to get rid of ill thnl t* within ht* reach nnd do 't ul once. * ^ DRUNKEN RATS DEFT POLICE - * »*-‘ ■ CHULUOTA, FLORIDA THE FLORIDA HANDY FLUID . J■ > ' , The Budget. Whnt la. kumvu lie politics us "tho budget” W timt mlscollaiieouu collec­ tion o f ranttora which accumulate In tho annual fiimnrial statement of list minister -of fiunnee (or ua In Great Britain, the ehnnrellor or* tin- n . chequer) to parliament. Th e budget f-outatijs two leading element*, a Matomerit o f the income and expenditure for tlie year that baa passed, ami (ha limneiul stiimllmt of the country at .be close o l - tin- thoil yet\r. .and -tin •xplutmthni of the probable expendi­ ture fur the ensuing year, with a clietno for tho raising of the moneys ii-reasary to carry on these expondlire*. - ician L e n s e s G ro u n d GLASSES^ADJUSTED and REPAIRED ' L. A. BRAND Optometrist-Optician *221 E. First Street ■ Opposite Postofflce ya � 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, 1920 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. 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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>, March 17, 1920; <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/99072d53b7d1fe2cda947e38d0861517.pdf 79a651e09505ad97ff0aef90cee7a1cf PDF Text Text r . \ •‘-v * *t , * IN THE HEAUT OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME I SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 1G. 1920 NUMBER 1 CIVIL WAR IN GERMANY DUTCH ARE NATIONAL ALLIES FOOLED AGAIN SEEMS IMMINENT TODAY TROUBLED ASSEMBLY LONDON PAPERS SAY WITH 2 FACTIONS GUARD ABOUT BILL SESSION BAD FAITH IN GERMAN f Ebbert And Kapp Gov­ ernments to Clash NO FIGHTING YET EXCEPT T H A T MILITIA AN D BETWEEN THE TH E Ford and taking care of theunfortunates. Sjuhlom has a brother living at AuliuYpdale and was about 23 years of age He has been in the neighborhood for several months picking oranges and came there from Sanford. Owens is said to be the son of Rev. Owens at Auburndale, and is about 20 years of age. He received a broken nose and was injured about the hip.— Lakeland Star. CROW DS C ivil'war seeraa Imminent in Ger­ many as a result o f th'o refusal of the Ebbert governm ent to negotitato with the reactionary regime. Ehhert demands* unconditional surrender of the new government. Rrrlin is in the grip of a general strike and the Paris and llavan Dispatch says tb e strik e' ft* effective throughout .Germ any and only food trains are running. It adds that se­ vere fighting Is reported at Dres­ den. Leipzig, Brandenburg and Chemnitz, Chancellor Kupp has threatened the strike leaders and pickets,with death if they interfere -with public service after four o'clock this afternoon and a possible crisis may follow thereafter. Ehhert seems to control the southern and western part of Germany and Kapp north­ eastern Prussia and Silesia, and so far as known farm ed forces of the two governments have not clashed and the,fighting reported is between the militia and the crowds. POTATOES _ ■ IN FLORIDA ARE LATE AND O TH E R STATES WILL C O M PE TE W ITH US IN SPU I) M A R K E TS Indications are that the potatoes grown in, this section will lie so late this spring that there will be plenty of com petlotien, especially for potatoes that Are very late. Says the I’ alatka News. Shipping will begin in some of the Texas districts ns early as April 1. The Benufort, S. C., district re­ ports the farmers in that section as being comparatively, through planting potatoes and they expect barring misfortunes of any serious nature to com m ence digging some time nround May 10. They ex­ pect to he virtually finished with digging by June 1. They have had idealweather for planting, and their acreage wilT be fully (Rouble thnt of last yozr. In the RLo Grande Valley of Taxas . approximately 3,000 acres have been planted to potatoes. Some of them are reported as being very early, while others are just up. FRED SJOI1LOM OF LAKE MARY The plantsnro generally healthy KILLED NEAR LAKELAND and are growing rapidly.- In all ItY OVERTURNING AUTO probability, shipments will begin about April 1. Vnnther serious and dfatal accident In the Canoy Valley of Texas dialling in the death of u young man there are approximately 6,000 by the name of Fred^Sjoblom, occurred two miles acres, and about the same amount yesterday afternoon just When tie >n the Alexandria section of L'ouisthis side of Haines City. Thoxn sections report that accident was discovered by passers-by nna , about 3:30, two men were found, Sjrtblom it is loo early yet to forecast unyIx-uig pinned under a Fotd car and thing, for the reason that very few another ydung man by the name of " 'I the plants are up. . Jmi Owens, of Aurhurndale, was lying Some of the other disXricts in up against the Hide apparently un- Florida , outside the Hastings *onsciyuft. lie roon revived and when district^ report the acreage of pothe car was raised from the body of tiptoes for ibis year according to Sjoblnm, his fare was badly crushed the following figures: Ornnge la rk ; and his neck broken. 1*10 acrep; D o c to r s Inlet, -00 acres — Covo \ Fromjtlf that can be learned Sjoblom Rtuiaell, 30 acYcaf-.Green Springs, 40 acres; West Tocom a and Owens left Auhumdak* in a Ford aches;* DeLeon Springs, 10(1 acres; car belonging to Gordon Castlehurry Sanford, 600 acresO; Orlando. 16 and started for Haines City apout 3 acres; Kissimmee. 400 acres; Lake­ o’clock, Thu car had swerved ac n « « land,* 100 acrea; Plant City, 600 on the left hand side of the road and acres Dover, 150 acres; Y»>or City, turned around in 'th e sand ar.d gnaw' 200 acres; Oviedo, 126 acres; Moore and then took another header to the Haven, 2,000 acres; Ritta, 2,000 opposite side of the road where it acres; Dade C ity, •60 acres; Kath­ turned oVer and headed back toward leen, 30 acres; Galloway, 60 acres Auburndale, thus indicating that it Bartow, 60 acres; Fort Meade, w’as traveling at a lively rato. The 60 acres; Bowling Green, 25 acres; uccident hnpjienod on a straight and W’ auchuia, 200 acres; Zolfo Springs, level stretch of asphnlt and to those 60 acres; Arcadia, 140 acres; who talked to Owens, he could not N ocatec, 100 acres; Fort Myers, give a very accurate account of what 26 acres; Lowell, 10 acres; Dukes, really did happen. U n stated to some CO acres, anti Worthington Springs. that an Ir.tcrnatictu i tuu't struck the 140 acres. Ford on a curve and to others he said thnt a Dodge car crowded him off the Lecture In 81. Petersburg road on a curve. There is no curve The Men’s Brotherhood of SL Peters­ within a mile of thh point. Owens burg have engaged Dr. George Hyman also stated that he was doing the driving of this city, for three of his lectures .and that they had hern drinking during to be delivered in that city March 26th the momtrrg and evidence obtained in and 26th. Auburr dale goes to bear out that theory, The lectures to lie given are. "The although none was found about the car. Five Big Battles", "A Man Passing Neither were there any marks of any In Review” and ' ‘ Playing the Big ."kind on the car nor even a fender bent, Game". * ___ i . showing that the accident was the re­ sult of a collision. The general opinion Mr.* Ralph Leys of Natchez Miss., was that the boys were just traveling will arrive tomorrow for a few days by* l nr pi'rpnciH, nnrii-r lllH v isit with his conditions. family. ' It is supposed too, that many cars passed the scene of the wreck without knowing that two men were pinned beneath, as all that could be seen from . the road was an over turned automobile i5| j and it waa just by chance that a car * •* 1 ■tupped and learned* the situation and * ■ * , Fpr Florida, Fair to-night andi called others to help out. J. W. Bu­ _______ ^ ....... Wednesday except probably rain ex chanan, Jr., and family happened alonf about this time and aided in nising the trerne north portion. SANFORD BOY IS KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE •I Weather Report HOLLAND W HERE KAISER TO CAN 'T . DECIDE ELBERT ONE HIDE FO R M E R London, M arch 16.—The rea­ ctionary m ovement jn Germany makes the Kaiser question an acute one at Rotterdam, says the Times correspondent in that city. It ia learned from the reliable sources, he adds, that the decision of th e. former emperor’s future residence is being - seriously con­ sidered. Meanwhile extensive measures arc being taken for any eventuality. . T h e Diltch government has con ­ sidered alloting him a residence in ‘ one of the Zealand' islands. This plan was uhandoned owing to the possibility of escape by boat, and, further, because the climate is not^ suitable for the former em­ press whose health gives rise to anxiety lately. D oom was thought to he more easily guarded. Though the ex-kaiser is making elabornte plans for his stay there, it is by no means certain D oom will be his permanent residence The government considers publicity might defeat the object aimed at. Should the ex-kaiser know that plans were being considered for hts j deportation to tbo West Indes(?) efforts might be made for his escape. Evidently the former kaiser is being well plstod on events; greut activity prevails in his neighbor­ hood and a. constant stream of cars is going and coming. PEACEFUL CONDITION • IN LISBON i ____ _ , REPORTS OF RIOTING ‘ S E R IO U S W ERE GREATLY EXAGGERATED. Lisbon Pressi March Peace . 16 illy Associated reigns here ajul quiet has not been disturbed recent.y T he reports of a serious state here were only rumors and could not he denied on account of the telegraph and .postal strike. a •' M ERIDITH FAVORS BIG ROAD MAKING NEW SECRETARY OF - AG HiCULTURE W ANTS l6l) M IL L IO N S FOR BUILDING RO ADS. ‘ W ashington, March 14.— Edwin T . Meredith, newly appointed Se­ cretary of Agriculture, believes there should be a ctive continuation of present federal and state«cooperatlon in connecting state road systems with the systems o f adjoing slates in or­ der that the working out of an ade­ q u a te highway program for the whole United States may proceed in an orderly manner. He also advo­ cates the contintm nce of work now going forward under the federal aid road law. "A a 1921 is th e last year covered by the law,” M r. Meredith says, " it w ould> be highly desirable, in my opini6n, for Congress to make pro­ vision aa prom ptly as possible for the continuation of the work under the present system b y aa appropriation of at least $100,000,000 for each of the four fiscal years beginning with 1922." . -'^ 4 , j f - (■‘fV-->'• -« ■. ir■-» f * Party From DeLand Here A party o f; D e la n d folks and visitors came over to this city this morning on 'the Clyde steamer and visited while' the boat was unloading T hey were the .guests of Mrs. K. M . Galloway while here who showed them the new hotel and the many sky scrapers, etc. In the party wars Mrs. 8 . W. Johnson, Mrs. Carpenter GENERAL WOOD HAS PLURALITY ADMIRAL SIMS _ TELLS MORE ABOUT NAVY IN MINNESOTA TIAI. PRIM ARY TfillD AY . St. Paul, March PHKPERKN. HELD 16. YES- General W oods plurality was four thousand over 1st Revolution Notbii But A Deed CLEMENCEAU WISI BUT OTHER HfeADS SEEM RE ASLEEP ON THE JOB London, March l6.-*-London's torial opinion on the revolution ia J edi­ in dicatcd by such headlines as “ Allies Fooled Again", "The Old Adam", and "As Was to Ilq Expegted.’ V ‘ ‘ While our politicians havn been filling' us with Hot air, the Junkers have been biding their tim e," says the Daily Mail. "In dealing with Germans ono must always calculate on had faith. They get up a ‘dial’ government to sign the treaty "of peace, just when the time comes to carry out the capitulations the junkers again take charge. Whatever their purpose is, our visonary statesmen, are ignorant'of its nature." The Morning, Post recalls it has al­ ways contended the first German rev­ olution was a "sham1'. "The French have understood thej trick from the beginning,’ the new«4 pajier declares, "hut social dem ocr;.. rztld chnfT completely deceived those two! credulous birds—President • Wilson* |>nd p rem|cr Lloy,, G corgl. llirnm Johnson in yesterdays; „ Thnt w>ry oI(, bird , - 4**1 ciemenceau.jl preferential primary. Hoover was an I npver deceived, but he waa over-l SAYS. ..G E R M A N Y HAD. NAVY rtrlpri. • The policy* of the •allies-from" DKI’ ATM KNT SCARED TO not an avow*!*? candidate bnt leading Lowden third place by a the beginning was dictutcd by dema­ DEATH. thousand votes. Returns slow on gogue . The Germans are naturally Washington March 16 <By Associ­ account of prostrated wires.. a national monarchical people a ated Press) Admiral Sims told the tolerated- the hate government only h senate investijfilting committee that Cause they thought it would he Any little lilutT by the Germans in , reptahie to Mr. Wilson and Mr. Lloyi 1918 would have paralyzed the George. The allies under dictatio transportation of soldiers and wnr by demagogues, built their peaca materials from the United States to foundation on the sand. They negot Europe. Hi? said the information tinted with a government that did not; thnt Germany was building two represent the real Gernmany." heavily armored battle cruisers to One of the Hohcnzollerns, in the; raid the troop ships hnd caused the opinion of this nowspa|>er. will be ••' Navy Department I" besiege him plured on the throne of Prussia, but, with c a b le g r a m s outlining the im­ EFFORTS BEING MADE TO whether he will In* given she imperial • RAISE THE BIRTHRATE practicable suggestions. crown will be another question. BY THE GOVERNMENT Tho opinion ia expressed that Ba­ Paris, March 16.—Franco is ut least • varia, Saxony and Rhoinleh state* will arousing itself to the danger of dying have something to sa^ about this new out. Thu privately conducted, uphill government, by the mail. "W e can fight for n higher birthrate has been only hnjie that France will havo taken over by the government through soncthing to say about tho next set* the creation of a Higher Council of tlement." , Natality .This council of thirty, a|>The tyorning^Star says the junkera pointed by J. (. Breton, Minister of have again triumphed in tho present Hygiene, was asked to act immediately phase of tho* situation evolved from PUT i \Ir Brenton, father of five children, WILL EVENTUALLY the uc.fforts of Prussia to gain the aaDOW N THE OUTBREAK i s . known as a strong friend of large cendanry over other states of Ger­ families. Three ‘others of the new T H IN K S W A SH IN G TO N . cabinet are. advocates o( measures to many nnd adds “ that it would have been far better fbr Germany and for Washington March 16 (B y Associ­ increase the French birthrate. ourselves to hnve negotiated with the ated Press) The restoration’ of au­ War cost France roughly 1,600,000 reactionaries in th e.fin t place,’ • thority to thq EbbeYt government lives. A low birthrate, during tlio wsr with sporadic Spartacfst outbreaks years, cost France 1,172,736 loss of * "Should Noske’s charges turn out t o throughout Germany is expeted by populations. There statistics, made be true," says the Times, referring to the* military officials who interpret into striking pictures to illustrate their rutnorp that the kairer was to return tho dispatches from Colonel Edward effect t o tbo nation, industry and war- to Germany, "Holland should punish Davis, the military attache al Ber­ danger arc being used in a vigorous the complicity of tho cz-’j * i:e ;. 1But lin indicating tlrat the coup is not ‘ campaign by ti<o National Alliance, hi* is not the mist flagrant breach serious as at first supposed. The of trust. The work of the Sparticista for the incrca-e o f the French popula­ soviet sympat hirers in Gormany are tion. This campaign is being conducte and thq revaiuttar.ilts, if true as im­ said to constitute a small minority. by letters to members of tyirliament, ported, may .bring on another combine* posters, a mararine, The Woman And tion with the R um lean bobheviita. It The Child, and through the many mn>' ,M> * ™lnrl<’enrc that IfortFy has socially and politically powerful persons ordered* aft extensive concentration in nulgnria; that Moslem unrest never interested in the movement. was bo widespread und danecrous." The plainest sorts of truths are The paper concludes with the asser­ told the French about the decreasing birthrate. The? National Alliance and tion that the aituatlon demands an government ofiirials hold that a family oj traordinary degree of vigilance on the should have three or more children. •part of the ailie*. FRANCE IS AROUSED ABOUT BIRTHS EBBERT TO RESTORE HIS AUTHORITY B R IT ISH MERCHANTS COMING OVER T o encourage such families govern­ TO UNITED STATES r TO ment allowances of 60 jo 200 francs a STU DY AMERICAN M E T H O D S yoar are granted for each child after OP STO R E M A N A G E M E N T. the eecond-under 13 years.* The al­ Nnsr Y ork ,' March 16.—Twfmty- liance asks also for legislation to protwo British merchants, representing j vide for the construction of cheap the largest department stores of the attractive homes available only to United Kingdom, will soon sail from large families, establishment of "auperEngland fo r a six weeka’ tour of the nalaries" in industries to heads of such United States to atudy American families, preference In government , . methods of retail store management employment,’ the plural vete, giving the PERUVIAN LEGATION ATTACK* - • as many votes as there are perED HY M O B O F ' TH O U SA N D with a v iew -of-establish in g ihrtiMJ •father MEN. * ’ * In Knglifnd. The merchants, who w ill.pons In the family, and real war, on be the guraU 'of the •N ational-Retail [ "birth control", kriown here as NeqLima March 16 (B y Associated Dry Gooda Association, will v is it . Malthusianism, Press) The Peruvian legation at most of the principal cities in th ej — »------- ^------------Lapas Bolivia waa attacked Iaa( country. J "R e c o r d s " cut 39 years off the life night by a m ob of one thousand men Chambers of Com m erce through- claimed to have been lived by the the Peruvian Foreign officer s out the country are joining with the K entucky patriarch* who waa exhibitPeruvian consulate, and tha PERUVIANS AND OTHERS SCRAPPING Mr*. Stewart. Mra. Ray, Mrs. national association and local mer- inf a flvp-year-old son aa his off- private residences were also attacked Howell Fisher and Mrs. R. S .|chfcnto’ ' organization In preparing spring, at the age of 126 years— Ismael .Montea the former Bolivian j receptions for the vialtora and glv-^ Tampa Tribune. president led the attack. ... * . r-----< the G O VERN M EN T CALLS ing them an opportunity to study FOR W EDNESDAY. American- methods a t 'c lo s e hand*. Stuttgart, Macrh 16, (B y Associa­ Secretary of Commerro Alexander ted Press) After refusing to negotiate has promised to welcome the visitors new regime, Ehhert Government in the name of the country und called national assembly session fo j pledged the aid of the department in making their Wednesday. - -visit a, -successful 'i's T . one . A spelal car will carry'the visitors, Paris, March 16 (B y Associated Press) Dispatches from French for­ on their tour. The itinera'ry includes eign ofilce insists negotiations pro- stops at Pittsburg, Dayton, Cincin­ bgressing between Ebbert and Kapp nati, Cleveland, Toledo, •Chicago, government^, Dr. Grpdnauor, so­ St. Louis, Kansas City, the Grand cialist pnvident Saxon cabinet is Canyon, Los Angeles, the Yoacmite declared to ,be acting intermediary. Valley, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs, Denver, Omaha, Milwau­ Slnrm Warnings Di»plrt)cd kee, Detriot, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Washington, March 16.— Storm and Hbston. Side trips also will he warnings ure displayed on the Texas made to Washington und Baltimore. coast, on the.east Gulf coast from Bay St.I Louis, Mb*. to Carrabcllc,' Flu., and on Jthe Atlantic Con-t from Provincetown, Mass., to the-.Virginia capes, the weather bureau announced today. A disturbance of grent intensity is central over carter'll North Dakota, moving northeastward. . Light frosts were reported in ex: fem e northern Florida and low tem­ perature?. but with a ri*ing tendency in the Atlantic states. v i jL. r* I �cn c/ j a Vi n E r* 5? • Ss ?l �upon and u the "wom an In the case" U prod u ctive'of soula of mirth. Julia Giffora as "L ucille” is screamingly NIGHT 7 TO 11 AFTEROON 2 TO 5 A D U L T S 2 0 o — C H I L D R E N 10c order. Then there is the miracleworking Boston lawyer, Oyama, the Japanese butler, M ile.— Victorine, the cabaret dancer. Dully, the hotc detective. Colonel Marlon, a South­ ern gentleman, with eyes for a pretty girl, and many minor foies all no­ ticeably well (taken. The attraction TONIGHT “ Big Bill” Russell IN SIX FEET FOUR * MARCH IC. 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 2 is said to be doing a barrel of busines on tbo road. A Real Classic of the Screen Seats ready Wednesday at Bowers &RoUfnUlqtt. A Plffy of the open spaces where men love strongly, hate deeply, shoot quickly, face/ deadly peril, ride like tha wind and cherish a friendship as they d'o their own honor. £ Report o f City Auditor & For Februsry 1920 • Receipts --------- A L S O ------ r - AS OTHERS SEE US Balance as per last report, $4278.66. Current Licenses, $360.60. Cur­ (COMEDY) ?frlFTY THOUSAND REFUGEES Clerk rent T a x e s' (Real and Personal), $2009.17. Costs, $22.80. Pound Fees Fine*, $23.00. D og Taxes, have sp6nt* their days walking the streets and at nightfall have spread $636.60. Personal Taxes (delinquent) their blankets and scant covering 4232.10. Real Estate Taxes (delin­ upon "the pavem ent to sleep. quent)” $281.40. Paving Alena (de­ Hospitals have been-- filled to linquent) $*31.79. Miscellaneous overflowing and medical supplies Stales. $231,64. T otsl $3934.89. Bal­ have ,run low while hundreds of ance $8213.66. cases of typhus developed every day. Each morning fdund hun­ Disbursements dred dead in the Streets. Police Department—Salaries, The Uig Musical Success "L a I.a Lucille" At The -incess Friday *'La La L ccille" At The Princess Friday, March 19lh. In th* College of the [Am orcan theatre "L a La LuTflle” the muslejl farch which . c'dmes to .the Princess Friday March 19th, hits the high ■pots. Credited with runs In New Y ork and Boston the piece Is a clever exploitation of the Pod Room , farce, written hy Kre^J - Jarkion,au th or'd! "T h e Vclevnt L a d y ", "A Full House" and " T h e Nwughty W ife", with mutaic by George Ger­ shwin, lyrics by Arthur Jackson and U. G. de Silva. The plot of "L u cille" with its many complications nnd side-split^ tihg absurbities-teps -the story of the predicament^ of Jphn Smith, who in order to inherit 11,000.000 is forced to divorce his pretty actress wife by the terms of the will of a maiden aunt. It’s up to Smith to get two and the manner In 'which a happy ending is brought about reflect great credit on the authors. The cast Is a large and exceptionally clever one and Includes many well known comedians. Twelve big song hits are introduced and especially pretty and smartly gowned chorus intakes *'L» La Lucille” the liveliest .and most diverting piece of its kind seen n many a day. D ont mista Her, Tickets afc sale at Bower A Roumllalts., Wednesday. GENERAL MERCHANDISE THE ONLY STORE in the city where you find any thing you w ishjn Dry Goods, Nations, Ladies’ and Gents Furnishings, Fancy and Family '* Groceries Nenrly every one knows from experience how difficult and unsatisfactory it is to be compelled to go from store to store to find what you wish to purchase. You will find it at Our store. • ARE YOU TAKING advantage of our Saturday Specials? We make a Special Sale each Saturday on One or Tw o items in Dry Goods or Notions and at least One Item in Groceries. Watch This Ad O u r Easter Specials will be announced here The Hangar. Many people think that Ihe airplane Cor. . 4th word "hangar" la nn affectation nnd $431.86. , Supplies, $76.94. Total, Is the late ndaptlon of n French $507.80. •*' word. A look Into the Standard dic­ .Fire D epartm ent—Salaries, • tionary will reveal Ihe fort (hut $270.50. . Supplies, Y58TBGT Total Thnek means a shed, not primarily- a place Parks, $12.00, Sanitary Depart­ to hung a dirigible.—Hartford Courant. — ment, $326.09. Streets A- Bridges, $699.26. Ofllce Furniture, $176.81. A Mad Car? Pound Expense, $4.00. Sewers, Myself nnd family were o n fj'o r our $1-11,30. Stationery & Printing, tisiml Sunday ride. Wo were, driving $261.01. Auditing Expense, $66.10. along n fairly mnnnth rontf which Office Help, $110,00. Premium on gradually became more rough. Finally Officers Bonds, $87.60. City Mana­ little Rose, who had become tired o f gers Expense A cct., $26.00. City -being bumped about, cxclnimed: “ Oh. Engineers acct. map etc., $36.50. mamma, has the enr lost Its l cm per 7* Printing 500 copies new charter, $2.14.00. Office expense, $32.08. Lighting City Blgd, $31.18. A,*B. Cameron collecting- delinquent per­ sonal taxes. $19.90. Fees paid Muni­ cipal J u d g e /'$ 14.00.' Old City Govt, expense, $52.14. Old City Wurrnnts TO M O RRO W paid, $715.07. City Managers Petty Cash fund, $406.00. Officers Salaries, $480.00. Sundry expenses, $29.04. Total Dishurdements, $4751.97. • Balance in Banks, $3327.33. Balance In Safe, $134.25. Total $8213.55. It was *u conded by C. FT. Henry that the City Managers petty cash fund be increase I to total $50Q.OO and same was duly carried. SU and Sanford Ave Sanford, Florida C H U L U O T A INN CIIULUOTA, FLORIDA Opeit|Deccmbcr 7th for the Season. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMI.EY, Mgr. TRY A •HERALD. Building ■Material Hooting of All Descriptions l.tnie, Cement, Piaster Hrick, Drain Tile anil Sewer Pipe. :: Hill Lumber Company j In the cast wich includes a well j trained and unusually attractive chorus whose members appear in n series of brilliantly colored costumes ureAtkw .wmtnskwL-rambwwii *r«> many who share in I he success of the production. Leila Tarsanen as Peggy is charming, both in looks and acting. i Rene Mac Kensle is a graceful and The following warrants were reaTl effective dancer who brings much pleasure’ with ail her numbers, in nnd approved and the* Clerk & moct of whicl) she has ns partner Auditor was Instructed to ilraw Neil Pratt u young comedian whose cheeks to pay the same. G. A. A bbott, C. Manager. Petty clever dancing has been a feature'of several musical com edy successes. Cash Acct. Fund, $230.00. G. A. AFTERNOON, 2 to 5 NIGHT, 7 to II AND THURSDAY THOMAS H. INCE jd C}>ammoui\tjdrtcraft(picture The make-up of as Fanny, the janitress, who yeiids to money and persuasion and agrees to act as n fnuch needed correspondent is a mirucle of all that is waful to look rae House Was Pinched jO N E Y SU C K L E INN H had fallen. IF sseanA dalous Joys w ire'end­ ed The ricasantville jail wLs -*ull for the first time in re t i years—full of frantic v.: . i and trembling hubbies '--their only hojie in the shield of their nomm*» </• roadhoutt And when, in the cold gray dawn, they said, "G ood morning. Judge"—oh, xvhnt recognitions!— what revela­ tions!—Y ou’ll laugh till you ire weak. The brilliant, dainty and snappy Musical Farce Comc‘d yt fresh &om HVe months run at the Henry Millet; Theatre, New York .City, ' V. I lobar: 1 , In c* /Vji/uv’fJJfi Jam full of laughs and toe tapping tunes, with Julia Clifford, Neil Pratt and half score other. Chorus of. exclusive B r o a d w a y beauties. Book by Fred Jackson Music by Geo. Gershwin • » Atlanta Journal Feb. 21 says: ll Ls genuinely funny. Even a Sunday School Superintendent would be bound (o laugh at Fanny, the j ini tress who agreed to act as co-re­ spondent for not a cent less than five dollars. PRICES: $ 1.06 $1.50 and $2.00 plus War Tax Scats on sale tomorrow at Bowers & Roumjllat N ote:—This Ls positively the only company of thLs great, play en tour. Same splendid company nnd production. 16th $42.60. B. F. Smith, Salary March 1st to 15. $37.50. B. F. Smith Janitor Service March 1st to 16th, $5.00. J. K. Lalng, Salary March 1st to I6U), $02.50. Sou. Bell Telephone Co. Plnne Ser­ vice as per bilfs, $22.35. A. B. Cameroq, Collection cf delinquent taxes, $36.25. Mrs. 'M a b el L. Fernald Quarterly, payment ucct. Fprnald-Laughto Hospital fu id , $500.00. Total $3101.95. II. H. STEVEN S. Attest L. R .P H 1 L P S /M a y o r . C ity A uditor^ Clerk. 119-ltc. / Second great fun picture of the most captivating starring team on the screen Their fiist, “ Twenty-Three and a Half Hours’ Leave,” was hhjled throuf country ns the “ best comedy o f the year.” _ "W h at’s Your Husband Doing?” Ls funnier yet. ONE M ORE R E E L ALSO GIVEN M atinees: Adults 25c, Children 15c Night: Adults 35c, Children 25c �SANFORD DAILY HERALD and beat men for public office? Doesn’ t the Democratic party in Florida need to be compelled to offer efficiency and honesty and ImsintMss management as (ho price of its control of public affairs? rUDUBHKIUi THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ING» It. J. HOLLY, Editor w. INI. HAYNES, Business Manager n| RUM M »4 * X » > * > ®n Aaplkatlv* WUCHIPTION FK1C8 IN ADVANCE ina ONE TEAR — -—1 J As for those days Lack of 187G" the Gainesville Sun knows that they will never return. The trend will be toward n higher, not a lower, grade of public service. Florida is beginning to awaken to the fact that all the blunders and all the deficiency o f its government have been under the exclusive management of the Democratic party. . all MONTHS------L-v----------------- 1 and the soldiers ,who are not mem­ bers, and wc Want them to have something in every community which will be an everlasting monu­ ment to their memory, bo that in after years our children and others can ooinl to such things with the pride* that will swell the Heart ■of every true citizen. Therefore, if you want the soldiers U» feel better toward the community, d on 't let them be - compelled to promote things first, so that a foundation can be laid in their treasury, but let the com m unity "'take it" up and show them that they intend to gd ahead and prove their great inter­ est In the soldier..— Arcadia News. Ordinance Number 9 IS B U ILT An Ordinance to prevent the bre ed Jug of mosquitoes in the City of Sanford Florida, and declaring th f sapic to be an emergency measure necessary to the public health of the citizens of the City of Sanford Florida, because of the fact that there is at this time no ^adequate Ordinance. In force and effect in the City of Sanford Florida governing the prevention' of the breeding of mosquitoes in the Cfty of Sanford, Florida and providing for a penalty for the violation of this ordinance. BE IT E N A C T E D BY T H E PEOPLE OF T H E C IT Y O F SA N FO R D F L O R ID A . . The Metropolis candidly believes that two strong political parties in Florida would be a benefit to the state. gBlMcd M Monopoly always leads to evil con­ III*, •< ditions. And when a political patty ,rt airMm* I. IIIA has absolute control over the business IS T H E F A R M E R IN D A N G E R ? of a state— or a country or a city—It A young North Carolina farmer MEMBER becomes an organization of political boy, back home after nerving In Job-hunters, with public seryice and the navy during the war, has Board of Trade tonight. Public stewardship left to chance. found such a change in things on Section 1 That Jt shall hereafter be What Florida needs is competition Let every real citheen of Sanford be unlawful for the occupant or owner for office of such a character that the the farm and boos such a difference of any premises in the City of San­ In the way of living that he be-' most/ efficient and the cleanest candi­ farmer is in dangec ford, Florida o r -th o agent' of the date, will win, regardless of his party lieves the owner if tho owner bo a non-resident i ’ls much work • to do here in the nffili^tipn.— Miami Metroplis. "C o tto n has brought 40 cents of said city or absent- from the city twelve months. a pound, corn is 10 a barrel, and pork to cause, suffer or permit any col­ ARE WE M ORE W ICKED NOW? sold as high, as 917 a hundred on lection of atanding or ftawing water ^7 % -Ft \* * - 7:1 / I*'- the hoof, while tobacco' must be Big things are anticipated for San-» t: in which nosquitoes are likely to Are the morals of this nation in a Board of indeed n poor quality not to bring breed on such premises, unless such state of rapid decline? One ia inclined a dollar a pound," he said, “ and to think no, from the mass of disgusting collection of water is treated in a. the result is that tenant farmers manner prescribed by the City details served up daily by the city news­ and small renters who have been Nov that the spring days are with Health Ollicor of the City of Sanford papers. The city circulation of today content to go about on a cart us the politicians will be with us also Florida, or his duly authorized re­ depends, on a considerable extent pushing an o x . along with a gadand there will be big doings fn a few presentative, so as to prevent the uport the amount of sensationalism’ the pole, now nre satisfied- with noth­ breeding of mosquitoes and any such editor can crowd into ?m pages. ing less than a Cadillac eight. collection of water so unlawfully Legitimate news articles are the last The negro form hand and h o e -1maintained is hereby dcclured to bo Germany has turned over ngain and to be read—Sanford Herald. crooner.— whom th e ' cotton -^ -m an -cam foretdlL juaL .-What-this, ; No Boh. we wmltd'fiorTlnyTluS hiiF a n u is a n c e ,_____ grower had to depend, Is out Cf roustr> will do next. The radicals Section 2 That the collections of lion’s morality is rapidly declining. debt and has money in his pockets, im looking for an opportunity to fasten ' water to he considered as coining Though to lie sure there is more wicked­ the soviet government on - Germany ness in the world, this coming from the and no man can make a ’ nigger : within the terms of this ordinance work under those conditions. but fortunately there are too many fact then? are more of us to he wicked, ‘ Reform ’ - legislatures have abolished are' those which are contained, or level'headed Germans to' allow it. but the virtuous grow in numbers also, the ‘ lien law* with its Inbor contract, may hereafter be contained, in ditches, ponds, poojs, excavations, Thete has always been wickedness in Wc need another celebration here the world, but the facilities for acquaint­ and. ‘ union agitators’ are trying to holes, depressions, open ces3 pools, to get some life into the city nfter the ing the world with the facts were meager. ‘ organize farm labor.’ High wages [•fountains, cisterns,- tanks, shallow in town atraets the country boy, many lightless iftghts and powerless In this day of eulightmcnl. when the w h it,, nr l.InrL----- Three.— aiu L ^fin ir. Hells, barrels, troughs, iexcept horse ■da*»-*i.d-watwrl>nm murainga-and-gaa^ drnpperilnga uf one part ol this nation I troughs in frequent use) urns, bottles dollars a day sounds big to him, kw> afternoons.-—Sanford Herald. may he made known to the other within and guttling it every Saturday tubs, buckets, defective bouse roof What ye mean celebration. Where the same hour; when one van scarcely gutters, tanks of llush closuts or night appeals to his pride of hying yr gel it •Reporter Star. think without someone being able’ to able to dress and spend; hut when [Other similar water containers. Well, most anywhere. In the back decipher Iris thoughts and send them Section II Thai the method of the end of tho year conies he has kill Iien seems ticking away over the wires, it is hard to nothing for jt has gone for clothes, treatment of any stleh collection of keep scandals from coming to tight. und room and hoard, anil the ex­ water for the purpose of preventing Fidung 1* good now in ull the rivers We will agree witli you , however, pensive amusement that lurks in the breeding of mosquitoes shall be and lake* of Seminole county and those that the reading public seems thirsty cities. It is going to take him a approved by theV 'ity Health Officer who havo the chance to go arc diringing for this sort nf-news, hut it come?-from year or two to realize tlrut he- i* of- the City of Sanford Florida, ort in fine -tring-t to exhibit to the neighbors. curiosity rather than frpm « sense or far worse off than the young man In- duly authorized representutiv Thf strangers in our mld|t should not' ■delight in its details. There are mighty who stay's on the farm and works ami may he any one or more of the leave .Sanford until they have taken few of us who are not'eager to (gossip and plays in his spare time, who, following: a-me fishing trips in the prettiest part und all these writings are hut so much whep the end of the year comes •a Screening with wire nett jug of of Florida and some of the best fishihg gossip, put up in readable form. and the crops arc 4old. has five at lent! sixteen Id meshes to the Flurida. dollars inch one way or any other material There atii. lots of good people, alill hundred to a tJuiusiuui cinr 'V , * , s left in this old world of ours, in fact cash us his share, and has had a which will effectually prevent the Nnu j. the time to clenn up your more than there ever were, but un­ good living und better home than ingress or the egress of mosquitoes. yank, plant your flowers, trim up the happily we see their faults before we the one who went t o ’ tow n." I <b i Complete emptying every sevtree* plant your spring garden and do notice their virtures.— Reporter Star Theresia much truth in the. ob­ |en days of the unscreened container* the many thing* that will tend to make servations of this young man. together, with their thorough drying your .premise* better, that will help T H E A M E R IC A N LEGION IS — 1T ampa Tribune. and cleaning. you to tiring down the high cost of N O T BEG G IN G (c) Using an approved inrvacido living and make life worth living in The Herald at Sanford boosts Brax­ The American Legion in Arcadia is (d) Covering compfetely the sur­ Sanford. A few orange and grapefruit not'hegging and will never do so. It ton Bent-hum, of Orlando, for Com­ face of the water with kerosene, pe­ lrre,< in every yard in Sanford would is going right ahead anti will emlenvo missioned of Agriculture, and we ran troleum. or paraffin oil once every l*1 a grand night t^ the tourists that to fulfill its destiny without asking honestly say "m e too" on the subject seven days. comi- here every season and look in ,help- On o f the things the American in question.' H e is one *f the foremost e) Cleaning and keeping sufficient­ vain for the ripe fruit on the trees. Legion in this city is preparing for men in Florida und is ln-ing urged by n ly free from vegetable growth and And 1 li-w laying hens while eggs are is»to have a home of its own. Four large number of friend* to get started obstructions, and stocking with arour d ihe dollar mark 'are not so valuable pieces of property are under You will note that since Beachum talk mosquito-destroying fish; absence of Worse consideration and a com m ittee has has been in the air that for the first half-grown mosquitoes’ larvae to he been appointed witli power to act. time in the history of the office the edidence qf compliance with this FLORIDA NEEDS “ A PROPER The houses under consideration uro present in cumbent has put Florida all measure. * . "SCARE” Tho Harley W atson house, on South in one map and ho has also come out in (f) Filling or draining to the satisMentioning sbmo of the nominees D eSoto avenue, priced at $5,500; the favor of some other things which here­ (actin’ n of the City Health Officer of of tin- Republican party in Flurida— lllghsmith residence, on East Oak tofore he bus been able to kegp to him­ the City of Sanford, Florida, or hi* Judgi John M. Cheeney for United street, priced at $6,500; the W. E. self. If any office !u the state needs duly authorized representative. Static M*nator, George E. Gay of Pa- Bobertson house, in the King & Bn- cleaning out it is the one here it) ques­ (g) Proper disposal of tin cans, Htka for Governor and Fred C. Cub ker subdivision,* not priced, and tho tion.-—Lakeland Star. tin boxes, broken or empty bottles, hherlv f Gainesville for Congress, in \(’ . W. Langford property, priced at and- similar .articles likely to hold the Mjnd Congressionsal District— $10,000. One of these Will probably water. » the G.iuie, vill • Sun, with Colonel R he purchased and fitted up for a E- Dun’ s says: Section I That any person rehome for the Legion. spnsible under the termji of this or­ The .• are good men and respected Tho city cttunril volunteered to do dinance or for the exsistenee of any personally lyr all who know them. something to-help the cause, and i f condition whifch gives rise <or is They H ill not ho elected,, but they suy will have an opportunity to d o som e­ likely to give rise to the breeding of the\ are going to try to he. If De­ thing worth whlio when the Legion mosquitoes who shall.fail or refuse to mocrats do not get together, the time buys ita own home. 7 is nut fur away when the Republicans This editorial was brought about ftp *ill hold sway in Florida. by rending .th e following from, the IS STILL AT 1 hen we will' rce those days back of Lakeland Star: iNit;. u|| over again. Democrats, A R E W E G Q IN G TO M.VKE T H E LINCOLN HOUSE this i not enough to alarm us; but it LE G IO N BEG? '* enough to make u>»*think. Testing Eyes r.ntl Fitting The American Legion of Lakeland Rut would it 1m- "those days h a c k of and other .place,* -appreciate the at­ Glasses for poor vision and headarhi? iS/fi ull over again?" Wouldn’ t 'two titude of the pcoplo toward them strong parties in Florida eompoLencb while in tho Service, hut i f is ap­ party to bring out its mo*t trustworthy parent that we have forgotten them ainc« their return. They are not going ahead atjd propose things fir th .i- u ' i j e ‘, f< n;.l L-trefit and that includes bonuses, monuments UO.ITCHED IN CITY BY CARRIER ORE WEEK-------r ----------------------------» C PAGE 3 on Personal Service, Court­ eous Treatment and every B a n k i n g A com m od a tion consistent with good busi- f. r . F o r s t e r ,. President B. F. W HITNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida rhe City of Sanford, Florida. Passed by the ununimous vote of the City Com m ission of th e 'C ity of Sanford, Florida, on the 11th day of March 192f). H. It. S T E V E N S, Mayor. ( ’ . E. H E N JlX_City_Cu^xmU*um©*S. O. CH ASE City Commissioner Attest: • * Milvis Marble Co F. L. MILLER, Owner L It. P H IL IP S , City Clerk & Auditor. Seal of the C ity of Sanford. I I 9-1tr New Garage Opens The eli'kntU new garage at the corner of Second street and Magnolia avenue of the Wight Tiro Co, i* now open and ready for business. 'Phis garage will receive a descriptive write up in a Inter issue. B .C . DO DD S, M.D Residence: 905 Magnolia Avc. Phone 101 Office: First National Bank Building Phone 462 * Cotton Seed Meal -NITRATE SODA Potash Nitrate A SH ES Dr. DAVIS SUGGESTION fo r s p r i n g BEANS LIMA B E A N S / BEETS EGG P L A N T SQ U A SH T O M A TO E S O IJ C U M B F R S SW E E T CORN PEPPERS We lcian The SEED-FRESII & CO. SALFORD, FLA. fi J 3 J | A J 1 If \ Uj Lenses Ground thn lnt-lf nf i n lir v * ifl ftltl retu rn ed Decisive Action Tho fa c u lt y for achieving success lies iu your ability to do tho right tiling at the right time. D e cisiv e a c tio n in small matters helps you to decide quickly and unerringly in B id affairs, Decide at once to maintain a check account with us. It is tho only business-like way to handle your iponey, ._ — _ ~ ""GLASSES* “ ADJUSTED and REPAIRED L. A . BRAND HOME Oplom eFrist -Optician chase vj _ f - rr 221 ~ii f f E. ' , *First / _ - _ 1Street t ‘ « r Opposite Postofflre •- -^ tVB P A V IN S T IT U T IO N ’ •* % ON 3 A V I N 0 3 �T\ A . # PAGE 4 •*\ . Little Uappeoing* Mention o f Matters In Brief Personal Items o f Interests In and A b o u t td The C/f Summary of Ihc Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for ^ Herald Readers . BB * • ^; ;•- 1 E t based upon the stirring novel by Jackson. Gregory, one of the "best seller*" of the day. In addition to WillianTRusell, the stay, and VoJa Vale, .his attractive leading lady, there is a splendid cast boasting such familiar figuers of the silvqrsheet as Harvey Clark, (Jharle* -K. French, Clarence Burton, Jack Collins, Al Gsrcls. Jack Bra.mhmJL Calvert Carter, Perry Banks, John Gough and, Anne Schaflner. * ’ 'MARCH 16 1'920 When these two men say that they ar fcS\lend the sudden death of his -daughter, . all the support they possibly the Base Ball SIM Mrs. GeO. Armstrong and the many ' T= roposition this year that means of wimple lot because friends o f the- fajnily here extend, their sym pathy. Mr. Packard is in oth these men cover a lot of territory. , : the'real estate business in Dctriot Reslurant For Sale a n d 'sa ys that business in that city “ w j u t i s YOUR HUSBAND DOING ‘ On account of illness in family ia fifty thousand, homes Bhort of MERRY PICTURE OF YOUTH necessitating removal to Georgia supplying the demhnd. the Park Avenue Cafe and nil fur* Cafeteria Supper at Warman's Doris May And Douglas MacLean .In nfture and cquipem nt is offered for old stand corner 1st and Railroad Screen Version o f Stage Farce At sale. yGood business in good location. Avc. Saturday afternoon and night, The Princess Tomorrow And Thursday F or particulars see Miss Carrie «March 20th. Given by the Junior Doris May and Douglas MacLean d r a y , Park Avenue Cafe. cover a lot of territory when we say. that you can look departm ent of the M .- E. Sunday will be the attraction at the Prince** 108-tf. a long, long time, and then look some more before chicken School. Chicken piUeau, tomorrow and Thursday in a screen Miss Francis Doyle has arrived ^njnds, fried oysters anjl all kinds of you will find anythihg nicer than the new Spring . version of the stage play, “ Whal’a from Philadelphia and expects to good eats. 120-ltp. Clothes coming into our place every day at the same your Husband Doing?” The picture make Sanford her future home. T h e W om an's Club, the Welfare is described as a rollicking comedy price we are asking for them. But we mean to cover A - 1-Salesman wanted at once for department will have its regular ahout young husbsnds aqd wives and a a lot of territory in saying this because its a fact. meeting Wednesday - afternoon for grand mlx-up at a lively roadhouse. Sanford, and iurrounding territory. Straight commission contract, will pay mothers and teachers. An open day Mias May has the role of Beatrice real producer from 116 to 126-a day. to mothers.' Music and reading. All Ridley, newly married and a auspicious W e played in luck by purchasing several dozen suits a Answer In care of Sanford Herald at are urged to be present. of the notes which her husband gets good while back, and got them bought at the right price once. 120-1 tp. W ANTED — OLD CLEAN e v e r y morning from "Honeysuckle and we are going to pass this good {tuck along to you. RAGS. ANY KIND EX* Cooked food sale and Easter Bazaar. Inn." She consults Douglas MacLean, CEPT OLD SOCKS, T h is particular lot won’t last tong. ' Better com e early All kinds of fancy work at Ball Hdw in the role of John Widgast, a lawyer, COATS, PANTS, ORA Co.,. store March 20th. 117-7tc. and they resolvd to investigate. In BED SPREADS. AT TH E the meanjimjj, the wives of Widgast Among tho visitors to the city are HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf and Pldgeon, his partner, have become T . S. Huff of New York and Norman Teachers and parents mooting at jealous of the divorce business which F. Naa of Montreal.' The latter will the Woman’s Club Wednesday after* their spouses find -necessary tot talk be the guest of Phillip Andrews at his home on Celery avenue and Mr. noon at 3:80. All parents are urged over with pretty co-respondents nnd Huff is the guest of the Valdez H o- to he present for your child's welfare. other designing creatures. rel. Mr. Hud is a former resident II9-2tp. The real reason for Ridley’s letters j^nd in fact . still . keeps. his citizen- t Nearly all flr^iUlass m*BJ*lpes will gn^.that he owns a share in the Inn and ship herjr his family being in New , advance one third in price in ii«$w days. is/trying to sell it out. On the same JYork. at present. M r-H uff has a fa rro4 p f(lfrt. noW." J^ttTKralH »Pl!» a ll'flfit evening that he goes to close the deal, Conditions That Bar Happiness. For ^ale— Extra Fine While For Sale—Stable Manure in a arid home south of the city and is a cja!tn onP# Residence 509 F.. 3rd taking pidgoon with him t« draw up the Nn mun cun bo luippy when he do- W yandotte* eggs. T w o dollars per lots. Budkin & GIrvin, Bi*bee Bldj booster for Sanford whereever he street * ' 119-6tc. pa|)ora, Widgast and tho lawyers’ wives spines his own acts, when ho has tiny 15. W , B. Ballard, Altamonte Jacl.aonville, Fla. 110-5C)e. goes. He states that he and his i • and Beatrice also appear at the road consciousness o f wrong, whether of Springs, Fla. M 0-tf. fam ily will return to Sanford nt an ^he People ( Haptlsla house. And to rap4.the .climax, the motive nr net. No mnn enn bo hnppjr For Said— T w o story 8 room houi early date to ngain take up their j Dr. George Hyman fipoke to large place is raided by the police. Matters when he harbor* thoughts of revenge, For Sale— two five acre* land close and garage. Clear title. Sanfor residence. . (audiences on Sunday. The first of a are cleared up the next morning in a Jealousy, envy or hatred. He must in . ” i ne on part *>e*'mpnt. P O Bbx Heights. A pply N o. 402. Sanfor For klim powdered milk phone 2112 *^ 1 * of Iwtuwn-on "The People Called police court in a mosOamusing fashion. have n clean heart nnd n clenn con­ NT. v f - V L o ______ avontie. ______________ 113-tfc. science. nr no amount of money or _______ w \y nr,K..nr____J is-toip____ i Baptists" were delivered., at the evenThF~fttnr~Tchii'ly <a as produced—hyexcitement can make him happy.— ' ing service practically everjr seal was For Sale— Player piano in perfee For Rent—Front furnished ' room 200 pounds of dynamite for im­ Thomas H. Inr&/ts said to provide a Exchange. occupied. condition, house hold goods m close in. '509 Kait d.-d ! Id-dtp mediate delivery. Hill Hardware fine vehicle •(or the-e youthful stars, furniture. Also Smith typewrit* Plans nrg taring made t< > accommodate Co. ' 120-3Uija who have already established themselves For Ii-nt -Oi i v i t ,i red nnd bicycle. 009* Palmetto Av< Anyone has Work in Building T& dJi .on nM t, ' f * ” ,? ci|ly in high favor with screen fans. mr "W roam 717 :'ar‘; e. 'l l j . t.r. ■ . 113-tf m Decorations, Anthony W . Schlcman h,ouse ^ eapect«l. A list of the subjects. One more reel also given. , ithnwing hour# anti ufltos may no hail and Minlnlian, one of old pioneers of by calling at the Baptist Temple Sanford, Fla.' while staying here a ni’ hillips Theatre Monday March 22 while, like to be employed. (iuy Hales Post—Super Actor New Ulndnl Clubhous, To Be Anthony W. Schlcman. That all great actors have never Opened Noon 118-ltp, ' j lierp le-iiuiy ,«< iors 4or-matioeu idols The commodious new clubhouse is accepted as a foregone conclusion J. O. Packard of" Detriot Michi­ o f the Bimini Day Rod and Gun They have all possessed that far greater gan is in the city toda y on a short m Club, on whtch something like quality, strength, poecy and an in­ vlalL Together with Mrs.' Packard 1275.000 • has been expended’ to L ost—Spare tire rim and frame describable charm that carries‘ with it h'e has been in Jacksonville for date, wilt be opened next- week, anvernl days being railed there by a dignity no matini-e idol ever had. with license tag attached. Finder according t <> infnrnmatinn given tewvhrg* *Ttt* Muc AonmnmV •rtur l-kie BaUsvl'nsa-W l**rvv-obtxin 'rawwni* old * today^Tiy " Clia r'le.s>" <T f*3ritror, 120-2tp handsome in a masculine way, and his Kent Vulcnnizing Works. secret ary. features lend themselves U) the wholeWanted Standing ' Pine Timber. The rluh's project, including the gamut of human expression. His Nut over 100 miles from Sanford parking <f grounds, additional face i. alive with, a forceful, dominating ‘ When Ihe horse is stolen, the stable door is locked’ nor 6 miles of R. R. Large or small buildings, etc., will involve an In­ f ______________ l**rsonality. His features are so perfect ' tracts. Perry C . Brown, Purchasing vestm ent of ahout 1500.000 when FOR ------------that they seem to lack study; what the A gen t, Lcy^hurg, .Fla. 120-Itc. completed, it, is expected. public sees fs an'art that conceal* art, It is the aim of the club to an art brought to the finest pitch of I,n-t O a flcx r‘aA-ra S T^ry EVERYTHING IN eventually havo^ a clubhouse in unobstructive perfection. If there is March 14th. Notify [Jensen Spring) Miami as well, with air and water one as|H-ct of his bearing that stands Inn, Enterprise, Fia. Reward 12o-3tc it u g a id ln g .. transportation between the two out from his acting it i- his supreme For Sale One house and two lot t on houses. Fast seaplane and water grace of motion and ge-ture. Grace • transportation between Miami and in man! it is strange to tin- casual and Oak Ave. One house and lot on fir.-1 street One.J house and lot on Mag­ Bimini is now- afforded. — M iami careless American*, bm (hi* irglimtive Make sure o f your nolia Ave. '15 acres celery farm at M etroplis. grace is merely part of the personality Monroe ten acres cleared and five acres insurance a t . once, so T* of Guy Bates Post. tiled. See real bargains. N. H. Poker Replarcs Gup As H old-Ip ■l The leading role- a dual ont* by the Garner. that in the n o fim p r o b 120-fitc. Weapon In "SJx Feet Four" At way- in his greatest success •"The . able event o f a disastrous The Princess Today Masquerader” would la* a most difficult FYee rent for fight months or a year The 1920 mode! of hold-up tpol is part for any hut a most thorough a’hd to a reliable married couple, of a bunga­ ; fire in your own home not lb gun . but a good solid poker, finhhed , artist, to whom it is ideal. low near Ihe ocean, with vegetable you will be amply pro­ with effective reinforcement in the With the same undisguised features garden, etc., in return for small amount form of the odor of frying bacon Mr, Post has to play two characters of care of place. Address with ✓ refer­ tected against financial oss. Lock the door at Beach. At least that's the pattern of that stand at the extreme of*human ences Bftx 517. Daytona , i u once! * 119-fitr. weapon usgd in the exciting hold-ups variation He brilliant, cultured, ro'.d Florida. featured in "Six • Feet Four,” the politician who has given away to the For Safe—Mute team, wagon*and breezy, breathless, adventure-drama morphia habit, and the breezy, human, hamass, aho- gowi milch cow..fresh. at the Pri rices* today. Lovely Viola decent, out-of-ribowa journalist who r L •* Inquire C. E. ChorjTening, Moore Vale it was who perpetrated the needs only the opportunity to become Station. Phone 2403. lllM itp. stick-up. nnd athletic William Rttr- a leader of men. |se!l was the amused victim of her noAmi though Mr. Post has to be each Wante<l— Experienced sales lady, moneyrno-lunch ultimatum. . 119-3tc. of the^e contrasted characters in turn, 309 E. First Street. ---------A T * and who, despite the ckee' resemblence "Six Feet Four" more than lives LoM Thursdify afternoon, between f. up to all the good things we have of his double, who at times is on the Geneva Briditc and Sanford, otic Ford heard about it during the six monthe stage with him. them is never the slight­ rim and caring. Finder plca*e return It has been in preparation nt this e r hesitation on the part of the specta­ to Ovcrlind Garage. 119-5tp: American Film Company’s studio- tor about which person Mr. Post re­ in Santa Barbara. It’s a special su- presented. His ■personality triumphs For Sale— One Florence, 4-l>urnet prr-fenturp in -six reetsbig, aqd it over n|l disguises. automatic .oil stova. Phaae 2 12-W gives abundant proof of tbe pains­ Through the nine ponderous, smooth 118-3tp. * * taking rare that was bestowed upon shifting scenes, this wonderful, artor For Sale—Pigs, two month* old, every detail of its production. It is never a moment Jjefpg* his dominating good’' stock; Also one Jersey cow. personality, the changes from Chilcote H> G. Dieterich. ; 117-6tp. —some instantaneous —to I^Mlgnf, and as though done by magic, so thorough The !r t t requrite for j o t tu do is"to think— this For Sale—A beautiful home and a and rilent do the meehnnical efleets of good celery farm at Beck Hammock. will bring forth ideas of t * o kinds; vis: Iniperfected this production move from « m o to P O Ilox 329 or phono 462. 116-6tp. and Perf'*cted Ideas, Th-i Imperfectcd Id er 1* one scene and episode to episode.,ihc au­ where you t» ink you \vf?i o m o day Btnrt to ^ave Phone or send orders for wood to dience U carrird along as though in a but just -cent never to d o it. Tbe Perfected is t 105 S. Palmetto Avc. and with it a complete line o f swiftly but silently floating boat, wliile Treadwell*. where you A C T A T O N C E and save for thrift's panoramic tfleets swiftly change with Phone 442. F. P. 1 Riner. 120-ltp. sake. WJ irh co u n e ’ will you take? You know phantom silence. - % which 4* bc«t and We K rojv where we can help Tractor plowing and all kinds of you. Wifi you Ccrre HFRF.7 Mr. Richard Walton Tully, author, T ractor work. Call Phone 184. producer, and mastr-rin -tage craft, I12-tf«y Base Balls has added not a tittle to his laurels, ■ gained through his wonderful production FOUND On first St» west of Mils ” "I.m ar” in Which Mr. Post bus made a Sanford $4437.50 Fronting north Bats Transcontinental t- -. “ The Mas­ an brick highway just east of thri querader” is a ma*tecollectively. artesian Spring half mile west i.f Gloves S«*at rale o|K-n» F r . v 'larch 19th Monroe road. 3 5 ’ i acres o f ideal at 10: A. M. at E-te? Pharmacy. Tennis Rackets home site and irrigable farm land. Mr. Andy Gable of Orlando -ar­ rived In Sanford yesterday and will bn employed in the work of r model­ ing the Pico Block. 7 v—• r SANFORD DAILY HERALD E a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HEADQUARTERS Hpgilri a Don't Make The Same Mistake G r o c e r ie s ■TV ( L-Tv- K ; Your Fire Insurance! IMPORTED GUAVA PASTE Thrift in Peace Time L. P. McCulIer's . Springtime Is Here SPORTING GOODS Worth $200 per .acre offered for $75 per ncre cash Direct frojp ownes. Enquire at Phone 352 re­ lating abstract and deed. 94rtf. Tennis Balls In fact everything in ifie sporting goods line. Come in and let us show you. v ) in /m e n l FRECK LES positively Removed by Dr. Berry’n Freckle Ointment '-*_Lrrv; * ^t.- Voer Druseirt or by Mall 65c S«ml.l»r l-’ri-j n.mkl-t 1 r\_ /s ft tY - ' a . For Sale— K iddie-K oop, in fair condition. $10.00 cjuih. Can be seen at 214 Elm ave., ---------------------------- :__________ i____________ Wanted—Lady waitress Experienced PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD , . ______ . *• • . ’• .... *1-H- W �1 . ■ MARCH 16 1920 4 » SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 5 No disappointment awaits you here. Every article’ quoted rings wjlh true economy. This great sale will last- Tor 10 days, and ofTers many unusual oqporlunltltfS to save money. ‘ ' ^ h’anford'o Greatest Sale of Certain .Satisfaction 10 BIG DAYS . Hundreds o f valuesjust received Tor (his big sale arc not advertised here L o t s o f N e w , A t t r a c t iv e B a r g a in s b e in g a d d e d t o th is s a le e a c h d a y 5000 yards o f Cheviots, Sheetings, Bleachings, Cambrics, Ginghams and Percales, going iifthis s; at 34 cents yard. Regular price about 45 cents yard. Do your Easter Shopping at this sale and Save Money of the Sale already gone AM AGE—O VERESTIM ATED — , April.—Cosh—prices—now—prevailing |4icr*u— of—cabbage.—candilian— good* are $2 per crate. The tomato crop ^movement now on. One hundred acres o( cucumbers, 52 or 20 acres Frest In Florida Not As IInd As is in gui.ii condition and shipping is I pep ped and the usual acreage of Predicted. going on dally..T his section was not ! tom atoes.—I. B. injured hardly any by the freeze.— Jacksonville. Fin. March 1C. — Re­ Florida C ity .—There are 1,500 port* from shippers having crops to acres of tom atoes now shipping from Florida C ity.— Cabbage crop here move urc very encouraging In face of here, condition of crop now good, the heavy freeze that sw ept the stute is in good shape. There are 2,000 movement- will be heavy during March t. As is always the rase the acres of tomatoes here and ns far April. There are several shippers first rpjMirt* over-estimated the dam - North as Mod ell o that were not here. — I,. H. S. hurt by the freeze. Shipping of both Punta tio rd n .—There are biftns, ia daily receiving reports from unaf- cabbage and tomatoes arc going on peppers, tom atoes and cucyjnhers'for feeted sections where thero are ship- daily. t -J. B. R. spring shipment at this point.* The Ktnts going out daily.'In spite of the Fort Meyers. — There are 100 acres crops were not damaged sevoraly near big damage in the M iami section, the of tomatoes lierV. Shipping is now on. the Charlotte Harbor. Our own tomato movement is yet so heavy tha Cash prices prevailing $2, Six hunj crop of cucumbers and peppers did tke shippers are unable to secure drod acres of peppers, condition of not suffer as severely as others.—J Efficient refrigerator cars to safelt crop 60 per cent, now shipping, prices load ami carry shipments. In all pro- \$1.60. Sixty acres of eggplants, now liability thi* difficulty will he elirninu-' shipping, prices prevailing $3.50. ted aj. more cars are supplied, here will he 50 acres of cucumbers, Below are given reports from vari- condition at present time 40 per cent out a! 1 .ping points, now having sup- t ° begin shipping April 15, and should pliex moving. Names of shippers at he heavy M ay 1. G. & S. Co. these points will appear in the Packer Florida C ity.— There are 50 acres tr Bulletin uf March 17 and biiccccJa of beans, now shipping, condition 60 Ing issuer. ! per cent,, prices, prevailing $1. Three Jensen -There are 200 acres of hundred acres of cabbage, now shipb^ans at this point from which ship- I’bot* condition 96 per cent. price merits an- yet going .forward. C ondi1 prevailing $2. 1 wenty acres <>f pepper lion <d crop 8 0 per cent. This section condition 60 per cent, shipping now, * u nnt bit by the recent freeze condition manding $4 a crate. One .Movement will con tin u e to April i ; thousand acres of tomatoes now shipBeins are good.— B. D, F. Co. JploiC condition DO per ce nt. f. o. b. Homestead.—There in a heavy around $2.76.' J. II."a. icreage of cabbage at this pointiT '^D ecrfioH d.— There are 10Q.ncres of condition 100 per cent. Shipping Is 'beans here, condition* affected by now on, and will continue throug freeze, hut now shipping. About 25 Oldgmar.—There are fw o acr^s of beans Jpr April 15 Bldpient, t*q acres of cabbage, condition 86 per cent, for S h ip m e n t April (1, one acre of cucumbers, condition 100 per cent reacly April 10 and five ncres of potatoes, for shipment M ay 10.— W . E. A. W . — New Y ork Packer. Motion W hen you let us supply your building needs you get n great deal more than just so many feet of lumber—bundles of shingles— pounds of ntiils— cr panels of Beaver Board. You get the oenefit o f 'our building material knowledge ana experience in Service that helps you get tne results vou want at the rigm. price, hervteo nrSv in planning tne work—more service in selecting proper matei , i - —i r d’ ’ r : it *r "rou* You pay for the materials T hn ron'ico larger jiuu.i.ess pays for mmitself■In■the ■■ ^■ it brings through super-satisfied customers. ■*ill . . / y o i to fci) nne o f fitSffl 517 Commercial Street . • Pictures Not Injurous To The Vision Jacksonville, March 16. An­ swering the tquestHn put to him the other day, " D o moviep hurt the eyes?” , Dr. Ralph N. Greene, state henlth officer*, declared the fact that millions of people in the United States go to motion pictures daily without experiencing any discom fort to their eyes, indicates the films are' not injurious to the vision. D r, Greene a*dfl that eye trouble rarely is traceable to "o v e r indulgence" In the movifcs. lie points out that some people experience ^ certain amount of eye strain at n motion picture, but Ut these cases the trouble appears to he due to an ocular defect rather than the. pictures. " I t .Is safe to sa y ", Dr. Greene concludes, " A person may witness a picture play lasting about an hour 'and a hitlf each day without straining the eyes or experiencing any discom fort, provided the eyeJ. arc goi>d and there are no hidden defects to Die "vision. . Indeed it is not unlikely that a motion picture show might ho "the means of advising one of a faulty vision. Atlanta Merchants Feeling' Effect of • ‘ • Street Car Strike Atlanta, Ga., March Jfi.-rAa one jot the effort! to get : triklng motormen Don’t miss-this opportunity. Three days & Power Co. hack to their job*. Mayor Jamc* Key was expected to address a Mias* meeting of- the strikers today at the local labor headquarter*. What the mayor had in view was not disclosed’ In other quarters petitions were lieing circulated which several hundred per­ sons had ligninl today volunteering to take a course of instruction a* motormen and conductor's. CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Branch of the, Florida East Coast Railroad SpeciaLAttention Given to Automobile Parlies MBS. (*. 1). RRtJM LEY, Manager, CHUMJQTA, FLORIDA Automobiles, trucks, wagons and interurban trains were used to convey residents, but for lack of sufficient acco nmmlntlon, tlmuasamK walked. The r.it.tatiau is beginning to have its effect on retail trade here, accord­ ing to tjio report of one trade agency. TRY A HERALD WANT AD announce COLE EIGHT which has been so popular o f late and we are in position to give same service to the present users o f these cars that we have given to the users o f the other makes o f cars-we handle, namely:. Overland and Willys-Knight, Paige, Velie, Franklin and Marmon. We have one of the largest stocks o f Goodrich Tires between Jacksonville and Tampa and are in position to save you money on Tires. • « _ *- * * * .m • Our Paint and T op department is turning'out some excellent jobs. Make your appointment early. • \ Our Repair department is atNmur com m and and H. L. HAIGHT A copy of the Sanford Daily Herald on the readin;g table of our Ladies' Rest Room every day. i v ' * -.1: m - ' >• m - j*. v* m \ ,- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 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. 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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>, March 16, 1920; <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/6b1dc4aac92da57098103088d6174de2.pdf d7b9a5cd3a248b04fc640554f756cb70 PDF Text Text C i f :, IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S CREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION * NtJMOER 119 SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY, MARCH 15, 11)20 VOLUME 1 Illness Costs U.S. Wage Earners SITUATION IN GERMANY IS BUhonDoUarsEveiy 12 Monfe GRQW1I)g M0R£ SERIOUS- WITH EACH HOURS EVENTS din City Attorney rendering op as to the -eligibility of Mr. II Stevens to he a member of the Commis^pn of the City of Sn Florida and giving •it as his City Attorney us conciding with their opinion in the matter and Mr. Stevens agreed to continuous a memSOUTHERN her of the City Commission of the COL1.EC City oT Sanford. . The report of the Auditor & Clerk motion was was read and t accepted and filed — catietl to oruer ui pigui. p M. by Mayor If. R. Stevens.Prwcnf II. R. Ste'vens. C. E*. Henry g 0. Chase. Commissioners and G. A. Abbott City Manager.Minutes of' the last meeting read *nd approved. Communication from C. D. Lan­ dis relative to exemption from taxutioproperty of Sanford Lodge No. 62 F. & A. M. quoting Section 431 Laws of Florida was read and the property of said lodge declared Octnpt under the law. Mr. F. L. Miller addressed the Commission and presented a peti­ tion from a number of citizens re­ questing repeal of that part of traffic ordinance prohibiting the parking of rars on paved streets of Sanford. After due consideration* the Com­ missioners decided it- is . not best repeal this ordinance, but instructed the police to show leniency in the matter to strangers who are iynorant A Counter Revolution Seems Immenient In Provinces ONE B IL L IO N I rtuxxjooo-ooo PUDOLLARa Y Emigration Exceeds Immigration To U. S. I'roliibiiinn Reason V •• • New York, March 15.— . Prdhibition in causing, no many foroignhorn to leave the UrtiU’d Stated that.em­ igration In exceeding immigration,, according to Congressman Seal of the house immigration committee. ___ .Ellis island records today showed that the emigration since Jan. I totalled 63.000 while only about I3,;000 persons entered the country. Most of them have gone buck to Poland and Jugo AND RED RADCAL8 MAY SWEEP PRESENT GOVERN MENT OFF ITS FEET P fR - IBtatos for all philanthropic pur­ poses, In normal times. I This Is tho problem of Illness $1,000,000,000. sdJLJs_Dxcacatel_br tho^ survey The Elmo clock o f“ lly^ nation 1 TnRfshows that each worker, through church World Movement. Tho survoy has formulated a sickness, loses an nverago of nino days. This means that tho work­ program as a proposal for tho cooporallvo efTort of tho evangelical ing time of tho nation Is decreased churches. An Incrcaso In tho effi­ by moro than 850,000 years. ciency and capacity of existing Half of tho bllllon-dollar sick denominational hospitals Is tho bill represents wages lost—sub­ first provision of this program. Construction of 31 now hospitals tracted from the total of earnings expected to flnnneo tho budgets of Is tho second. Thcso hospitals Inmillions of families. Tho .other cludo 12 general hospitals for half represents tho bill for 'doc­ white people: twelvo for negroes; tors, nurses and medicines. And one tuberculosis sanitarium for tho totpl fit twice tho amount Arizona; four hospitals for Incur­ given annually In tho Unltod- ables am) two children's hospitals. Tho annual sick bill of 30,000,000 American wago earners Is Refused The Call I)r. E. D. Ilrow nice pn«t«r of the [ Pff-TKyterbrn Ch’ --'')? *r>-,a ruy mure of Shi-’ord and i■» people thary- ALONG THE R ill he does of a f ne pu-it on hi anujjffr TO KEEP DOWN i-.ifr ttiat wouid pay > iiFTon-ideraldy ALL TROUBLE. more money. He has been offered j and refu-ed to nrrept the po-ition ol i Paris March 15 (By Asaoclatid Fa-Id Secretary of the Compelu-e on Press) France- contemplates doubling Christian Etlueation* and Ministerial the forces along the Rhine river ac­ cording to Petit Parislenne. Marshal Foeh will call the meeting of the Supreme War Council whrrf the re turns from the r-utferonre <f t :il iid e •niniamlurs at F.nnERT MEET GOVERNMENT \T. STUTTGART Berlin March 16 (By Associated Press) The German Assembly is summoned to meet by the Ebbcrt government Tuesday at Sttutgart where the old government sent was M i i U tin- u <• i,,M dollar, nr •> r •.i! •- r liis i n . T o ' f s y s atlvi-os i- n lic a le a r e a c ­ real work ar-d w i ,n for the en- tionary ' m o v e m e n t in tlerri.ariy <•< nirgement of univer-itiea throughout fineil to Berlin where the molts uro It was moved by _ Cf. E. Henry linri seconded by S. O. (Chase that Whrrt-a*. the Southern Utilities Co. hive fur the past several months given very unsatisfactory service both as to electee power and light­ ing and also gas and water supply. He li Resolved: That the City at­ torn.) lie and ho is hereby instructed tu institute proceeding's t<* restrain sard •yotrrhern •'Ufifities Company from rollecling’any and all hills now outstanding for the months of January and February 1920 and all future, bills until such time as the *aid Company shall give good, efficient and adequate service con­ tinuously in compliance with their contract with the City of Sanford Florida, shme was duly passed. Communication from City Engi­ neer Fred T. Williams relative to the cost of constructing sower as potltionr-d for by Mr. John Musson et al •nil giving the mummied cost of came as $1719.80 and stating that Mr. M l.-.' n would ig 'c e to i nance the proptpilion was read und-referred to the City Manager with instruc­ tions to confer with Mr. Musson as tor further details and report at the next meeting cf the Commission. Petition from G. W. Venable re­ lative to moving Secord Building ,fn»m rear of Valdez Hotel to a lo­ cation east of Sanford Avenue was fcad and the Auditor & Clerk was instructed to isiuc same dn tho giv­ ing cf a bond by Mr. Venable'in the •mount og $500.00 and limiting him to seven days time oh thd jdb. Communication from ^jity Etutinser Fred T. Williams .relative to cost of paving Sanford Avenue from Fdth St. to Tenth. St. was read and ordered filed. Communication from Cary D. Landis City Attorney tendering his tesignstion as. City Attorney ol Ssnford Florida was read apd on motion of C. E. Henry seconded by s - 0 . Chase same was duly accepted. Com m unication from C. D. Lan- busy* looting stfiren nnrl workers are sniil to have naked Wolfgang Knpp, the new .chancellor to leave Berlin and a .general strike is decreed. The censorship is severe a~-id official cir­ cles here believe the movement is doomed to failure it is reported ai Berlin that the south Berman gen­ erals of the Saxon troops have given London March 15 .(By Associated Press) The new German government’ request for recognition from the allied commission has been ignored L is officially announced? " . JOHN L. BRANCH DIES AT RAIFORI) Counfy Tux Collector SueCombs To Apoplexy . Halford, March 12. - John L- Branch, former tax collector of Hillsborough county, who was serving a five-year urm at the state prison farm died iWe suddenly toright of a|K>plexy. Mr. Branch had been h«*e about one year and was popular with hi* fellow prisoners. The remains probably wil bn sent to Tampa or to Plant City for Fdrmcr -•• • Fine Hsrdware-Dbqdsj - - v-- The Hill Hardware Co., has one of the finest* i^splays in the window that lias ever been arranged in Sanford. The work was done by E. R. Smith who hns gnlned quite a reputation for window decorating and decorating a hardware window is probably one of the most difficult feats in store business. The window has a battle ship the armored sides being made with cross cut saws, the funnels out of stove pipes and the big.guns made out of other kltcheh utensils and implements and the ship looks very Veal with smoke coming out of tho vunnels the smoke being emory fibre. •Scattered over tho window is a fine display of fishing tackle, hunting toga, firearms and other goods»in the sporting, line and the ensemble is one that causes the fiasserhy to stop and look morp clocely which is tho object of all of Mr. Smith’s work. The Week’ s Weather S. SUBMARINE* It-l* * DAN AGROUND LOSING LIVES. force aT bis disposal- and* there Is a popular opposition to the new goverment. A crisis is expected today or to morrow when a general strike takes place. Measures, for arrests to pre­ vent uprising against the new regimo have been abandoned.* The unions . have conformed the report thqt the new government had reached anngreement with Ebbcrt to avert the railroad strike. ' London March 15 (Ry Associated 1Press! The Havarlah government his . rosigned-and the National Assembly will be summoned Tuesday to form new cabinot, u Copenhagen LxehangeTelegraph despatch says todny Amerongcn March 15 (Ry Asaotlotwl Press! The strain of events in the past few days have weighed so heavily on former Emperor William’ s mind that he cannot tolerate the ’ company of others and remains aloof, OF JUSTICE i FOR CAM* FLORIEA Displayed The Detroit Store Wednesday and Thursday of, this week* there was a display of the De­ troit Vapor stovfcs at the Hill Hardware Company’s store tlyt attracted much attention from the public and especially from the housewives. There was u demonstrator here the satjie being a man but ho was an excellent cook and ho made good thlgns* right brefore your very- eyes and gave thrm to you tq eat. .The Detroit Vapor Stove burns oithei gasoline or kerosene which is a decided advantage here iff Sanford where the gas is uncertain and full of trouble not counting tho high price. Many of these stoves were sold during the dis- Forecast For The Period Msrch 15 To 20 Inclusive . List O f Jewish Donors To Fernald* South Atlantic and East Gulf Laughton Memorial Hospital State*: Generally fair: nearly nor­ A. II. Moses, $100.00;-M . Fleis­ mal temperatures. • cher, $101.00: C. kanner $50.00; FRA KEN FIELD. A. kanner, $25.00; P. Mcsea. $25.00; M. Moses. $25.00; 8. Robbins, $26.00 Billy Parker Returns A. Raffcld, $20.00; L. Goldberg, W. D. Parker the popular A. C. L. $5.00; L. Fleischer, $6.00; C. Flowers S. engineer who lived here many years $5.00; F. Schwartz, $10.00; but of *,late was on the Haines City Benjamin, $10.00; F. Frank, $10.00; branch has been appointed Road L. Nnrnberger, $10.00; Dr. Brown, Forman and will again make Sanford $10.00; Leon. $6.00;' Cpng. Ahov. his home. His many friends are giv­ Shalom, Orlsndo, $60.00; L. Moore, For Florida partly cloudy tonight ing him a warm welcome. He takes Savannah, Ga., $1.00; B. Kessler, Id Tuesday. Warmer tonight except the place made vacant by the later Macon* Ga-, $3.00; Mr. Schralbr, I the east coast. Modsrste to fresh Tampa, Fla., *6.00; Tofal $600.00, lamented W. I t . Peters. , _*»_j- •• - Weather Report U. Money on Meal Week in the various States. During these weeks an effort will he made to reudcc materially the prices of the cuts of beef, pork and lamb now in heavy demand by showing consumers the advantage of turning-^to those which are equally nutritious bul which cost less. “ The week begipning April 5 will be ‘Save Money on Meat’ Week in the District of Columbia and the following States: Marylund, West Virginia, Virginia, Delaware, Kentucky, North Carolina South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Alah mn. Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri. "O n each day of ‘ Save Money on MeAt* Week »9me particular cut or Moat’ Week n me particular ut or cuts of the .ineepenaive varierty will be featured and will be sold at a low price. Retailers who hiterto have carried In steck. some of the leas costly cuts-because their customers did not ask for them intend-to lay in adequate quantities of such por­ tions qf meat. If the cons mors will take advantage of the -highly nutri­ tious and palatable pieces of meat which are relatively inexpensive, the saving effected will be tremendous, and the slackened demand for the huts now popular will result in lower prices thereon.. "Under present conditions tho price of the choicest cuts are in ex­ treme instances fifty or slaty 'cents higher per pound than the price* of other good, wholesome meat' from the same animal." Tells About Snhford ‘City Manager Abbott invited to uddrev* thi* charter board of l .impa Friday night on the rul’jVrt of the ■•romiiii ci >n inanng'-r form ’ of gov­ ernment and tie following is from the Tunipa Tribune on tin- subject: ' (I. A Abbott city m issuer of Sanfo l * i- ii/. I . . . U - . d by L liarl.- > H Brown befo « the rommittee reti;«*<l and prevented the meeting with some hi t«uy of tlmt (tty. Mr. Abbott told oil nbo-.it what S inford hid done since the commission fo-m of gover intent bad been adopt? I there and stated there had lr»n m ''wiretapping” in that piftee since. His talk was intereiting to any­ one interested in Sanford but contained, nothing that cast llghf upon the com* mission form of government from an IS PLIGHT OF STATE DEPART­ MENT JUST NOW AFTER SENATE STALLING. Washington March J5 (By Associ­ ated Press) The State Department is tcchically without a head owing lo the failure of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to, act on the nomination* of Bainbridge Colby; Frank L. Polk, acting secretary, has resumed his post as Under Secretary his sd interim appointment having expired. Your Inqomq Tax Deputy Revenue Collector Brown will remain here until midnight tonight in order that everyone who ha* not already turned in their income tax will be able to do to. He will be at the , e * ,. v •* ; - YVc* \ s .V ' - • ’ - f : ’ 3 �M ARCH SANFORD DAILY HERAtD PAGE 4 13. 1920 FINE BANQUET SCENE NIGHT 7 TO II AFTEROON 2 TO 5 A D U L T S 20c _ .In Dorothy Dalton Photoplay. “ Mark la While” At The Prlnceaa •Today Thomas H. Inro is noted for the STOP! LOOK! elaborateness of detaif -wfeM»-he- J*uta Listen to Your Piano into his pictures. "Mack is White*’*, in which Dorothy Dalton wilt star at the Princess today. One of the impor­ tant episodes in this photoplay takes place in the Paris home of Baron Stra^U*ch. For wiek.s the Inro teebnicab Will I)o Your Tuning for $2 [studied French architecture. Mr. Ince As First Introduction ] himrelf. who is an « f e r t on all til*** of modern interior doecpxtinf, rupcrviied We carry a complete line the.erection of the ‘ '*et” . of stock Tor repair* on any It ii declared to be complete in every \ make piano. AVe find twodetail. Luxurious fimiUhins*. rare, jg thirds of the pianos are being paintings, and rirh draperies makb-.tfce J destroyed by m oth s- w<? banquet sewtetn the Barons I mire one 5 make your piano roach and of .rare Wauty. Againrt, this back 5 moth proof, and make it ground, diplomats wf reverml European $ sound'like ntw. Furnish the countries in full dress unlfcrna*. Lr-gu. § best Florida r e f e r e n c e . tiful women, and pretty Mbs* Dalton $ Twenty-four year* faetbry mingle together. », | and road experience foi the1 * “ Black is White” present* the star I best h olies in the country, in a triple role and la declared to giyd 5 such as Chicketing and others her unusual opportunities to demon­ s . Be In Sanford week o f March 15 strate her talents as an emotional act ress. Holmes Herbert is the leading man. The picture is a Paramount Art- FRIDAY- EVENING, MAR. 19 THE BRILLIANT LP-TO-TIIE MINUTE MUSICAL CQMEDY The Stanley Piano Tuning Com pan/ TO D A Y D O R O TH Y BLACKs f?arim ouitt;*rtcm /tQ>ic!iii2 1 G A IN she was fn his a-ir*; the wife he had loved and Jo-t and given up for dead. Hut he thought8 she was another woman! A strange and ailuiing tale of devo­ tion^ jealousy; mistaken identity, and sensational scenes in New Yroi k a n d . Paris. Beautiful Dorothy Dalton in three fascinating roles. 1 1 Dp Georgs Barr McCulcheon A 1 u 1 * 11 1 i \ SANFORD. FLA. I 1 *• A He Married His * A . I nm. s t f f s i o i - . ^ r i l l i a a t * . Up 5 , u i L L C k . 3 t h a t ^iUt>or and , • L's&ceo that Captivate a ll I* *11 Combine t$ ante It the . l i r i l l P Suoces's o f the Season.' P.S. Also the Doggonedeot ? lo t you ever Followed!! Book by Fr*d J»rk.v/n. •; . Mtuic bjr G«ar|» G rnhvig DIRECT FROM HENRY MILLER’S THEATRE. NEW YORK Unique Blend of Music, Comedy and Charm —Broadwtaylsm to the •_ nth Degree A Scintilating, Laugh-Compelling Musical Kaleidoscope Aeroplane Tetnpo-^With 18‘ Big Song Hit. . m m Ob Boy! Dh Joy! THE MUSICAL COMEDY MAGNIFICENTE P R ir P Q A U lv U O LINCOLN HOUSE admiwlon I $1.00, $1-50, *200 P,R8 W«r Tax Seats ready Wednestlay Seat* Wednesday at Bowers & RoumillaUa RoumillnF* WANT ADS (COM EDY) Charles Electric Company Furniture and C om plete H ou se Furnishings * y R E A L A R T P IC T U R E S present*. . \ . I S toves and R an ges Our S to c lf is C om p lete Electrical Fixtures and M ary Miles Minter 9 Supplies of All Kindb PAINTING and TRIMMING When You Invite Her to Ride it's your duty to provide for her comfort ami to sec that she suf­ fers no loss or damage to her apparel. If you let as put a firstclass top on your car both pro­ visions will .have been attended to. She will be protected front both blazing sun and blinding storm. *■ . P rices and T erm s R easonable Wiring and Estimates „ by an expert Electrical Engineer S T R IK IN G S T O R Y 31 years service to San- ^ Motor, Generator a n^l Judy of Rogues Harbor” neto Repairing a . Specialty STRIKING became of its intense human iiiterrtt. STRIKING became youth, love and faith win overt he dcxpotiJ, tyrannical and cruel n!J man. all times Dr. D A V I S iiiaina tUikct home. became it n so true to life. LIN CO LN . H O U SE Charles Electric . Company 107 West First S t .. Phone 311 Ter ting Eye* and Fitting Glasses for poor vision and headache !We Specialize in Washing and " Polishing Cars • PHONE 112 ..... ... ‘ m m m m x x m m m m TRY A HERALD WANT AD A L S O You Couldn’t Blame Her (COMEDY) . - - P a n a m a and Straw H a ts P alm Beach Suits T ro users aj a m as — when .you select your m illinery from D resner’s Shop. We are constantly study­ ing style tendencies, and creating n e w ideas in harmony with the c o r r e c t modes. Our shapes and materials always are correct and o f assured quality. White Flannel Trousers $11.50 and $18.00 Blue Serge, best quality . - - 15.00 �- s :• ! MARCH 1 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 2 will give os the right kind / d aervice. Meantime it would be well for those who wet* opposed to the hew govern­ ment to give the commissioner* a chance to make good-wt least. / — (y—— ' J ruBLuttn* THE. BACK YARD PRLBLEM. THE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY There is a popular.supereotition that INC. you can dump anything uufghtly in a R. j . HOLLY. Editor < 'W . M. nAk'NES.^Baalneaa Manager back yard and no one w a result, the track yards in most towns Ma4r t e n .» A«r»mnt I are a mess of eyesores, which take all the thine oO the handsome front yards D. H. B'.anding, derk and treasurer of Sumter, South Carolina, makes some quite original suggestion*. *1 He would remove fences and .sheds and other unsightly objects in the rear lota,..and have the land of a neighbor­ I* IH at IW tMtaOcvat Ssate4. tU rMs. • »<»» hood thus thrown together, used in • «l rf M v tS I. ItTS common by abutting households. Then he would have a community made out of all these combined back yards, To supply vegetable and flowers Look out friend Joe. Sears. L. G. to tue abutting dwellings. Diggers of West Palm Beach is to oppose He alpp suggests that this rear land you on the republican ticket and says could be us’d for a community heiting he ia going to make a hard fight to de­ plant to furnish steam heat to the ad­ feat'you. But big as he is are don’t joining homes, a community kitchen believe he ran do it.— Kissimmee to supply meals, and a community laundry' to do the Aelghborhood wash­ ■ There ia a bigger man than Bigger ing. who ia Opposing Joe Sean and he ia a . A group (of back yards thus com­ man named Forest Lake from Sanford. bined and developed for use and beauty would make the real estate enough more .THE CITY GOVERNMENT valuable to pay all costa of development ’ , There b too much knocking—aenaeCommunity laundries and kitchens ieaa knocking—of the city government. might be considered a radical form of The commiraion-manager forrtv-cf gov­ hack yard improvement that would ernment has only been- installed here change family life a good deal. Yet since January und J*t there are aome l hey may-be common in a few yean who are already talking about it being Bit back yard improvement can be a failure. Two swallows do not make carried- on equally wfcli in a less am­ a summer and two months o( govvrn- bitious wry. Any group of neighbors merit with some mistakes do no. ror)~ rr»uM mntallv agrey In rlu n ' U[1 and slitute a lailure and wfcerrver th !*, and the change aome slack in the pwuenl government wou|d ^ it WlIF not fake long to discover it and , , ,, ._ . If a lot of the householders of Gaines­ take a.rsef in.the rtring. The idea ii ville would agree this -iprjng to plant new here and there will be mistakes trees, shrubs and flowen in their back made "by the commbdontrs and th<? yards, the improvement would soon official* in many inrtanew as none of lie noticed. It would give this city a them are infallible. So did the for­ reputation far and neir for .superiority mer rity alderman make minal.es ani . , . , . , . ... - , i . . . . . attractiveness and standards of taste. e»i did the former ntv official* and yet . _ , . l. . . ! —Gainesville Sun. they were given a rhititr The Herald intend* to point out MEN MAKE THE TOWN their ml takes only , after they have j been brought to their attention and! There are towns in the world which they fail-to tike ^ri TM« piper have boon given every natural advantage has alwt.y- dope"ibis and, not..lij any bnrrit—-r> 1 • their progress but wWch spirit o f-knocking but only a* advicecfMM'’ • « P?°r Advantages. We believe that the present city com-} natural potentialities, undevelojied. mi - , j- r -- - ‘ u Jiur-.j all til at ti.,.y car. i Vill DCUf JUtkt 3 town. It l i the men to place the rity on • firm and *tah‘e *°f the toun that make it what it is — l»a«i« We believe that* the city rom-i f"r t""Wcr or for worse. mL loner* will in tim* *top the lsak ' It matter* not how poorly a town 1-. t *». new »y*tim *.,.r*\«*r they occur1may be located nor how fe* the favors and teat they «ii! rhi>» ^herein the Nature- has bestowed upon it, if it Iu* go.tn.menl .* t**-:t*r than the men of integrity,, initiative and "pep ', old form of yo -ernment and if they that town will grow ani win its plait- on cannot do t hi * in twelve months -then the map. There are numerous inthe people who are opf»«<*.*d in the com- j stances of such town* outstripping mission form, can change it if they w is h .their l-etter situated and other i-e But until the new government ha.* Lad m- pe fortunate neighbor*. ample time to function it u unfair and What every town needs b enthusiarm, X'.pat iotic a* an American titizeu to many unselfish workers for the comete-*ia!l>* eotnderan them and condemn nimity, and a sentiment so strong the system until they have had time, lt, / lrut the parasite who prospers by to work out the new system in all it* the energies and expenditure* of his pha,*>*. The form i* ail rjyhl ard if neighiiors that his deadweight will be rrunagod- hy the right kind of penpl |quickly shaken off and the town |»-rwill prove it in due time mltt.-d to go forward without the hurIf the right kind i f |**ipb- arc not <don of hi* lifeless body :«t the head of -t e var;. ;» departments The unprogreasive. lagging, selfi h the rity commissioners will soon find citizen does a loan fnore damage than it out and will rrfake the changes that the, effort* of a dozen Ihje men can counteract; and for that rearon he ought to be eliminated, either by Mxial o<t recitation or buxines* boycott. He i* tr.f dangerou-. rotten »|iot .in the Residence: 905 Magnolia Ave. Phone 461 community applebarrel. Live nun make live lowii.. dead r*on keep dead O.Tice: Fir»t National flank Building Phone *62 • dead St Augieline - O - B. C . D O D D S , M .D . FORGET PEOPLE'S FORUM Pen The rgtlle. M ilvis Marble Co. F. L. MILLER, Owner Monuments, Copings • In Marble or Granite SU G G E ST IO N S FOR SPUING BEANS LIMA BEANS BEETS ! ' EGG P L A N T SQUASH TOMATOES CU CU M BERS SW E E TC O R N ' PEPPERS We Here Tile SF.K1) FIIKSII C H A S E & CO. SANFORD, FLA. i . . , A community that does not keep up with the times cannot expect Id thrive. In thHe'days of real competition the development of a town or a county dependx princif ally upon tl\p enter­ prise and energy of ila jieople ar.d the intrei t they evidence in the development ar.d up-huiiding of that section in which they have business intresta or their home. Certain sections of Florida are growing much more rapidly .than otjiers, which is quite natural, but the streets of paradise would be fillet-with weeds and tin cans if only drone* in­ habited it. Florida b a state of great proml-r. It is very much in its infancy and it haa promise -of a wonderful future provided its citizens will but let it grow. Beauty of country,.with a climate un­ surpassed any where on earth, are strong attractions, added to those where it b on!y_nece**ary tor wave the magic wand, and wealth is found on every, hand; but it requires more than this if “ The State Admirable" is to conic fully into Its own. Where selfishness and greed ha* reached the vitals of a 'people, and there are too many such, "hrrpr-•of—jrtf-rhr e^T-rm b ' tf- ’t' mnU1 life worth the living -is despaired of. Florida is considered by too many people as l>cing the state where people eke out an exbtenre, principally fr. m .the tourirtr, and this conception b radically wrong, but it will take time for the tens of millions of people who lie? •to the north and west of us to understand that thb state can- more. then hold iu own independent of transrnt visitors, and that wealth is easier and q uicker obtained here, other IS B U I L T Silver S kin ned and Spanish , on P ersonal Service, C o u r t­ A PRESir SUPPLY OP eous T re a tm e n t NUTS, FIGS, DATES Banking an d every A c o m m o d a t io n consistent w ith SUG AR go od busi- r i -** Best Beef and Pork Brookfield Sausage Box Bacon C ity M a rk e t Phone 106 Furniture and C om plete H ou se Furnishings Stoves and R anges O ur S to ck is C o m p le te P rices and T erm s R easonable 34 years service to San‘ ford Eyes! Eyes! Eyes! Dr. D A V I S IS STH.I. XT LINCOLN HOUSE T otin g Eyes and Fitting Glosses for poor vision and headache “ TV % From any angle you look at it. “ Six Feet Four’.’, which is on the program of the Princess Theatre, for tomorrow is a corking picture. It b the latest production of the American Film Company. Inc., and fully bears out the .large prpmi«« that have been made for it during the six months it has been in the-making. • Like many another pliy about the Great Uudoors. aboi nd* in thfilb-^iiarii riding, faxt •hm*<ng and hair-raising hold-ups. Where it stands alone in its class, how­ ever, hr in the strength and power •of its daslung. well-knit plot. So swiftly and skilfully are the various twists and turnx of the story maneuvered, and o brisk end effective is the work, of the ■t;r and hi* associate!, that intreest never lag* for a tingle second. Ine«niom incident leads smoothly to musing climax, and there is interwoven a wraith r f romatic and hvmorous de­ tail td lighten the serious vein of the mum story. Special credit is due to the mem­ ber* of the prtfectly balance?! Fa-t whirli support* William Russell in thi\ picture. Whoever b responsible -Hi for having picked these types certainly did an excellent job. FYom Vola Vale, 'eadirg lady, to the young*ter who play* the boob, one and all work with Mm am! skill to, put over the «tory in the !*-»t fnew i ’ s mIiIiv yh e eser-hr*elude? rurh o’dtimers in the screen n Harvey Clark, t baric* K Clarence Clan-nre Burton, J a c k Brammall, A! Garcia, Jack Coliinx, I’ero’ Banks, Calvet Ca*tcr Jnhr. Ccugh ar.d Arre F. P. FORSTER, President Eyes Tested Lenses Ground G L A SSE S A D JU ST E D and R E P A IR E D * . L. A. BRAND Optogittrist-Optician 221 E. First Street Opposite Posloffice L u m b er B u ild in g M a teria l Rooting of All Descriptions t im e . C em en t..P ’ .xslor Uriel;, Drain Tito me! Sew er Pipe. :: :: Hill Lumber *’ C H U L U O T A INN ’ CHULUOTA, FLORIDA Opcn|Deccmber 7th for the Season. M rs. C1I/S. D. BRUMLEY, Mj*r. CHULUOTA IN N On tho Okoccha!x*e Branch t.f the Florida East Coast Railroad ______________ MRS. C. L>. LRUMLEV. .Manager, H i mite L srjfit Pip^ C/'-m . ft tial N uinltiiibi illy U'f l.ir. si mid >roli.ililv Ui" cri-.ilesi j p>> nrgnn •ver mr.de r.u»that v . « n * pluyi-!l In FV*llvnl ball III St. Ixiui*, iluring the.eX|M.*ttion In 1P0|. Ii tvps originilly uimle for Chipyentlonjiull, In Kno­ uts Qty, but was never accepted, it remained In storage for years and sms then bought by .John Wiitmmirker ind Installed In tils Phtlndelphla stbre, a hero It la played every working day. Hu* organ weighs 37j ,OOj pounds. $ m , CHULUOTA. FLOKip.V * •r»» Cotton Seed SVieal • • NITRATE SO D A Potash Nitrate ASHES HOLLINS Dixie M. Hollinx, county superin­ tendent of Pincllaa county, who is a candidate for state superintendent of publje instruction has long taken a prominent part in state-wide educa­ tional matters. Mr. •f !!< Dins first came into educational prominence through hi* record a* principal of the Clear­ water high school d iritg I90S-19I2 inclusive. In 1912 when Pinellas 'county w a* created he wax appointtd by Gov. Gilchrist to fill the office of county superintendent and ha» held this office Continually for nearly nine years. In 1917 Mr. Hollins was.a Mg factor in securing the passage by legtslauire of a bill to take ndvantage-ef Smith-Hughes money for vocational (duration and later was appointed by Supt. Cheats t!» rrprr--ent the state at u meeting iu Wa*hingtt,n where plans Were made to take care (f the allyt merit to this state. Again in 1919. as chairman cf the ciuhty* superinten­ dent’s committee hd heip«i through the legislature the state-wide com ­ pulsory education law. Mr. llollins is also the author of the bill to ahotj/ih the c »unty treasurer's office and to place thb money in banks thus allow­ ing the fund to accumulate interest and increasing the sum: The Hollins club of Pinellas county U behind Mr. Hollins and pledged to eject him to the. office for w hich he U a candidate and they are receiving unusual support throughout the state The Pin Has superintendent an­ nounced his candidacy as follows: " I f elected I pledge you j»jr su­ preme efforts to th* end that ever bqy and girl in Florida may have tho best educational advantages thestqte can ponibly give.” (Advt.) m Special Attention G iven to A utom obile Parties A comedy is also given for the u»ual admisriop. * M. B. F. WHITNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida F o r S t a i r S u p e r i n t e n d e n t O f I’ u b lir Inxlrurlion. & .% *■ (' * “ Sla Feet Four’’ . An Eitraordiaarily Well-Acted Picture At The Prince** Tomorrow DIXIE O p tic ia n «* .' r jjl& i /j - - «' C H A S E tt ; & C O i 1■re. — m T 7 X."- YOU CAN MAKE HAY WITHOUT SUNSHINE Norcan yon make much money \ritliout some effort to * CONSER U YOUE RESOURCES by estal)l sliing credit with a reliable bt nk. •-JYljy rto *’ make some real “ HAY” in Mie SUNSHINE by starting a c*\eck account with ns. Build u \your credit that TPS Lo able to master problems^ E ® 1, fiW E PAY 4% SEMlftOLE COUATYf B A fT K "HOME lfi8 T lT U T I 0 X l •* SANFO RD^ F L A . f ______________ �ARCH 15, 1920 Little Happening* Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Itema of Interest SANFORD DAILY HERALD Iri. and About *£ The City a& Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Resturant For Sale Op account of Illness In family necessitating removal to Georgia the Park Avenue Cafe and all fur­ niture and equlpenjnt is offered for sale. Gopd business in good location. For particulars see Miss Carrie Gray. Park Avenue Cafe. become a member should be on hand at the appointed .time. There will be business of great im­ portance to the city nnd county and this devoted band of boosters intend to put Sanford on the map in every v^ay in the pext twelve months. President Miller will appoint his comrpittees and the Ilonrd of Trade will get down 108-tf. to a working basis on the many -vital Just received a complete line of questions that concern the common­ Children's Resdy to Wear Hats, in wealth. Milan etc. Mrs. Grace Williams. Cooked food sale and Easter Bazaar. All kinds of fancy work at Bali Hdw Co., store Marsh 20th. 117-7tc. . Mrs. William Coulburn rettirned yesterday to her homo in Palmetto 'after a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chappell of Celery avenue. For klim. powdered milk phone.2412 W. W. Drcaaor. 118-12tp. Anyone has Work in Building Trade Decorations, Anthony W. Schieman and Mininhan, one of old pioneers of Sanford, Fla.' his time while staying here a while, like to be employed. Anthony W. Schieman. 118-atp. Cafeteria Supper at Woman's Club old stnitd corner 1st and Railroad Avo. Saturday afternoon and night, March 21st. Given by the Junior department of the M. E.. Sunday School.—Chicken - pillcau,---- chicken saladB, fried oysters and ail kinds nf good cats. 119-ltc. Property Owners Take Notice The law provides that " I f taxes upon teal estate shall not be paid before the First day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall adver­ tise and sell." * tV7 This is to notify all concerned that the requirements of law will bp complied with and the Tax Books will positively be dosed -on April First as provided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will be advertised and execu­ tions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. JNO. D. JINKINS Tax Collector, Seminole County. PAGE 3 Congregational church In Jacksonvillc Rev. Mr. Marsh officiating. Interment was in Evergreen Cemoter Hines Is Thj Goat My dear Senator: I have your letter of March 6th. addressed to Mr. Hines, inquiring us to the agent designated by the •President under Section 206 •of the Transportation Act.. In reply thereto, 1 beg to advise that the President has today designated Mr. Hines its the agent: against whom suits may be brought tf^der Section 200 ,o! the Transportation Act. Very truly yours, Bruce CUggett, Assistant to Director ^General. Mary Miles Mlntef’In "Judy of Hogues' Harbor At The Princess Today Mary Miles Minter, Star of the Realart Picture, "Judy of Rogues’ Harbor", which will be shown at the Princess today., is afforded every opportunity go display her gifted ability and matures] artistry in this welbknown story, ad­ apted from Grace Miller White’s book The athletic young star enters, into the tense sconces and exciting situations with all the vim vigor, nerve and viva­ city of her girlhood. She is at home in many scenes calling upon her physical povyers and histrinonlc ability. No expense has been spared to perfect every detail to produce n photoplay that will be hugely enjoyed. One more reel also given for the usual admission. W hen these tw o men say that th e y .a re fcoinR to lend all the su p port they possibly can to the Base Ball proposition this year that means a w hole lot because both these m en cover a lo t o f territory. cover a lot o f territory when we s a y that you can look a long, long tim e, and then look som e more before you will find anything nicer than th e -n e w Spring Clothes com ing in to our place every d a y at the same price we are asking for them. B u t we mean to cover a Tot o f territory in saying this because its a fact. We played In luck by purchasing several dozen suits a good while back, and got them bought at the right price and we are going to pass this good luck along to you This particular lot won’t last long, rBetter “ come early THE STORE THAT IS D IFFERENT For Candidates Only Candidates in the municipal nnd "county” elections which start off the banner election year in Scminiolo county should find both amusement and food Pruibyterian So ciety Person als for thought in the story which Is going Oil l ie Piethe rounds of the newspapers. Miss Ada Jacobs, who has been grain. Court House— He Thcr e connected with the office Af the Ball It is the story of the electionjex ponce The Board of.Trade is called to meet How the News Was Learned. at the court house tomorrow night Hardware Company all winter, has of a Georgia man who wit* defeated f* r resigned her position nnd returned to county commissioner in the rcee-t It Is not known Just Itow the his­ at eight o'clock ami every member Orlando. . ^ primaries. J!h sworn statement ••<- torians tenrtuil that Cor! ex discov­ and every citizen who would like to Dr.„J. C. Telford came over from cording to the St. Petersburg Time ered Mexico—whether sonic one tool It * # on him or w lletlier be broke ilflun mid Leesburg to spend Sunday with tin* runs: confessed. —Nashville Ten lies.seeaii. home-folks. "Lost 1,349 hours of sleep, thinking Miss Helen Randall returned Fri­ about the election. Host two front day from Jacksonville where she teeth and a whole lot of hair in a |>e-; was called by the death of Mrs. sonal encounter with my opponent Geo. ArmstrongDonated one beef, four shoals and five “ I Harry Hnrris spent Sunday in sheep toll county barbecue. Gave away Lakeland with Mrs. Harris. . two pairs of suspenders, four ealiro EVERYTHING IN . Leslie Hill was a week end,visitor drews, $5 rash and 13 baby rattle*. Kissetl 126 hr bios. Kindled 14 kitchen in Jacksonville. firoY Put u|> four stoves. Walked Mr. and Mrs. Will Hand, Mrs. 4,076 miles. Shook hands with 9,5*’** 1Cora Akers and Carl Hand were Sunday guests of Mrs. Aubrey persons Told 10,101 lies amt talked -Free rout for etghf month1* t»r a yt*: r „ il+Ltan aLv kiuntunu.. ' • «muugh to make ir: print. 1,000 volume* Attended 16 revival meetings, and w.-s to a reliable married couple, of ti bunga­ baptized four times by Immersion end low near the ocean, with vegetable Death of Mrs. Armstrong twice some other way. Contributed garden, etc., in return for small amount The community was shocked last $60 to. nine grass widows. Hugged Ilf of care of placer Address with refer­ Beach, Friday when the news came, that old maids. Got dog hit 39 times, ami ences Box 547, Daytona Florida. )19-6tc. Mrs. Bertha Packard Armstrong had was defeated." died in Jacksonville, Wednesday For Sale Mule team, wagon end moring at an eprly hour, the cause of Former Emperor Not Implicated In human*. also ;ood milch n»w.,fm-h. her death being pneumonia. Mrs. Inquire C. E, Chorpcninir, Mni re Armstrong had grown from child­ 119 6t|>. Station. Phom 2403. hood to young womanhood in Sanford where she was well known and tieWanted Ex perienced sal cs Indy, loved by a large circle of friends and 1|9-3tr. 309 K. First Strei‘1 the news of her death ‘has brought a Lost Thur il iy afternoon, betw een sadness to many hearts. loomed tiers * *i he Assoclull'd P e*s Geneva Bridge-and. Sanford, one Ford .She was married to Mr." George was assured today by an entirely re­ rim and casing Kinder please return Armstrong three years ago and has liable authority tb it, both Amerm . i*n to Overland Garage, a'' d!9-5tp. since resided in St. Augustine and evt'o, wh‘<•i- the Griper emperor lives, Jacksonville. She was the eldest For Sale— One Vlorencc, 4-burner and t ile l-’ .tnd of .Wh ringen, where the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. former r-ewn pi ire m ikes hi-* re ide*>re automatic oil stove. Phirt? ’ 2 12-W Pnckard and leaves besides her hus­ are a!re v >1 elo-ely guard* I. l ist 118-3t(i. band, a little son. four days old it will le -ib hitely tinnere**o\ ' *r For Sale -Pigs, two months old father and mother, one brother, tie* |7u -I* government to take further good stock. Also one Jersey cow Percy Packard arid-four sister, Mrs. m"i;U'‘-> to prevent intrigue or their H. G. Dioterirh. 117-Gtp. Uoulli of Orlando and the Misses Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Rditor — PKone"395 — kW Knle— Extra--Hire Write. For K ale-Stable Manure, in car Wyandot tea eggs. Two dollars per dots. Bulfkin & Girvin, UUbee Bldg* t&. \». H. .HaHerd, Altamonte Jacksonville, Fla. 110-COte Spring-, F la .' , Jl0-tf. — ” ------- ,--------------- ---------------------- — ------------------------------- ----------------------- ror Sale—Two story 8 room house For Sale—two five nrroi land close nnd garage. Clear title. Sanford in . Time on pirt payment.*!’ O Box Heights. Apply No. 402, Sanford 117. A 118-3to. avenue. • 113-tfc. CLASSIFIED Groceries A L L KfNDS OF & INSURANCE. l y i R E A L ESTATE. agS A N FQ R D , FLA, B lU iT Y , W hen the horse is stolen, the stable door is lock ed ” 3 E £ Q Q 2 |P[r| IMPORTED GUAVA PASTE Marion, Marjery and Virginia Packard. The funeral took .place from the COLLISION PROPERTY D AM AGE. Don’t Make ’ The Same Mistake Regarding * t e s a il1 Ini Your Fire Insurance! M M ake sure insurance at or on ce, able event o f a disastrous fire in your ow n h o m e you will be a m p ly prooss. L ock the d oor at For Salt* A beautiful home ami a good celery farm at Ileck Hammock. P O. lloz-323 or -illume. .452— Llti-litp. GUY BATES THEATRE ORLANDO N »rhnn^otcirri No irate isid For Sale— One Ford Touring Cur practically new; One Baby Gram’ Chevrolet 1920. m odcf in perfect mechanical order also -complete camping out lit including tent cot cooking-utensils etc. Can be seen nt Hotel Lincoln, Sanford after T Washington, March 13 — Incrcu ed ex; e-, charge*. ia- ing Born Jb to 7 1* ^ rod e ti nr.lid to \ •*!(! .‘ 2"i o’ii' •< ** additional re* ciue amorally we e a K«*«l by the- A t o m ut Exp-<*a (Y.mpa . *:'i a f eiitinn fi'ed today witlj the Interstate Commerce Commi..iin. Tractor plowing and nil kinds of 1 itre.t *-e cost of conducting it* Tractor work. Call Phono lo4. bu im* ■ us ns the urgent rre'i for more rornji’ete Ta. i'ith*; &aJ e pilp» ment was given by the company ns gfb mds for it d.fng additional “revenno. Ex| end Ituro of "rogny millions of i d l , and ad^ltiitils! fund* ronM rot bo obtatped under the pre yflt .rata* Tf •* c «m|Un, * >>o H : d for 1919 n i 422.036 mi1) and for th« l i t six, rronf-V* «f 1918 at *15,-723 90 so that in the n o t im p r o b ­ U> Inrpo grecr mmeiliule setting ■Doutral. , Ceier; PHILLIPS your Thrift in Peace Time The frst requsite 'o - jot: to do i.i to think— thu> will bring forth ideas of two kinds: via: Imperfected nnd -Kerfogtod Ideas. The Imperfected Iden isjone whore you think j ’ou will some day atari to wive but j ist seem never to do it. *The Perfected ia wherb you ACT AT ONCE and save for thrift’s take. Which course will you take? You know which is best and We Know where we cun help you. Will you Come HERE? Wanted—Laly. waitrc’3 Kxptirioiuxd, Pell Cafe 79-tf SAMFORD * * � 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, 1920 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, March 15, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 1920. 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 1920; <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/24e9689d7e7d08ffca7f5462922bc64e.pdf 3b8f41124f40bb7f83a687210384e0be PDF Text Text IN-THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 11K SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH 13, 1920 VOLUME 1 DAIRYING GREAT ASSET Present Govern mt Ceases TO SEMINOLE COUNTY Existance T o d ay -N ew WITH MODERN METHODS General Director Named . New York, Marclj 13,— In. terms of the advertisng manager, Secretary Meredith today told th o. Merchant* wsociaticn* of New York of his ambi­ tion to increase tho output of tho. lie* part mint of agriculture's chief product ville.. C. Berkenborg Tampa, Fall Harare Bradford Jacksonville. H. James Girt Cleveland. Ohio. L. M. Hazard Jacksonville. M. R. Dunhain Bedfonl, I’ a. Harry E. Leo Tampa. F. L. Van Ardale Jacksonville - Chan. P. Cooper Jacksonville. W. H. Stewart New York. Mr*. A.. D. Parrish. Mbs Frances Sanders Tampa Kelch Chicago, II). R. B. Alien Atlanta, Ga. D. B. Curry Jackvonville. F. Logan Atlanta, Ga.. *Wm. T. Mills Cldcugo, T : .L. Mark ’ ( Olumlms. trier—H r-& . GFarmer Tampa. Or. C. t) Jne«op Pittsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. (lamer Marshall St; Joseph, Mich. J. A JtatlifT Lakeland, Fla. T . T . Welcth Jacksonville. A. J. Osborn, E. - C Carr, Gov. Hutchinson. \Cm. L Simpson Pickett 'Seattle ,-Wn*h. Mr. and Mrs F. Hogan Seattle, Wash. Ben U. Dillon, Geo. L. Davis. R. A. Scltzand J. A. Burke Port-mouth Ohio. pri.it iitin's for carrying on the work |>\ ,* tribute to the loyalty dis played hy the employes in the depart mintj he deplored a tendency to dis ruv- ■A.i-ie. graft and soft snrpi." •) tlnnk it is poor advertising to lie Ulhinj! all the time about the waste jrrnft lind roft sna|>s. • I heard a ' laily yj\ I).- I liter day that there were It i-,-. -)|(.^ did not discus*' in her Imi iIj in-lore the children because they wen- too ’ young to understand; ami Unit Hie thought it was all wrong (-• n in \merica to he complaining to he laying a) it tin* government that tins man i* incdricient, or th'nt one i- grafting. There arc rome |a*ople win, might believe you mean it; there are some foreigners .who are not nrHuniiiNd with our ways over here, ai'-l 11 hears you and, goes out umi rep it ; <>ur statement to others. How mu . f u* simply fall into the habit „f .lining and criticising. It is I•- - n 'iertising. Don’ t do it. 11.. department was pictured as MUng an invested capital of $70,000,­ 000.000, the amount inverted in agrictlture. The dirikiuct and livestock c o m last year was $25,000,000,000. In 1919 there were 13,909.000 farm work­ er- •• inpared with 3,190.000 in 1910 II* -aid that in the live years, 1915 to 19.'" th e average oroduction *)f cereak REV. JOHN . F. CANNON OF NORTH CAROLINA KILLED HY AUTO IN ST. LOUIS St. Louis , March 13 -By Associated Press) Rev' John F. - Cannon, forme moderator of the General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian church died la-; ngighl from injuiies sustained when an automobile ran • him flown Hr was a native‘of North Carolina. NATIONALISTS U'ard TJner.AII Right ' New Ypik, March 13, (By Associated* Press) The Wart! liner Ks pertmza which struck* the reefs off the Yucatan floated „and arrived yesterday ^ safely with passenger* at Progress) Mexico. . CarpenlliT Coming Over Parir, March W* I By’ A**ocia!ed Preu«) Georjei Car pent icr the-heavy weight puglist champion of Europe arrompunit d by his wjfe left Hwrve tc d ;r for New Y’ ork. • Imprcvsd X-Roy Photography. A gloss-,for N ray ph<itography has been Invented |n Europe, which abMe have Iveen spending money - ahd aortis .only from 10 to 15 per cent of You men haVfc* paid some of It In taxes thej ray*, permitting much sharper pieto fight thp insect, it ha* heen dlr- ttir«*s th be made than heretofore. ruuragiog work, but the experta of tho department did not give up, and now the tide ha^i turi.. i. They pofaptf the weevll’r drinking water, HU drink ia the dev on cotton leave* early i n the morning; so they poison the cjwew and that is the end of the boll weevil. "iAst year thU method .was( tested out on al.andoned farmV, where the farmer had said ‘ I give it up’ and had NO T EVEN SENATE LEADERS move,!. ' x *CAN TELL WHERE IT W ILL END PEACE FIGHT . Washington. March 13, (By As­ sociated Press) No body to day could tell what is likely to happen in the treaty fight. Sd many cress current! in the negotiations for a for a'c<impromise Vea'wf.i. rn_even thr ___ i • Von Knapp Takes Over Enterprises TAM PA TIMES GIVES SALIENT FACTS FLORIDA DAIRYING SOME ABOUT PROCLAMATION TH E NATJONAI. ASSEMBLY IS DISSOLVED NEW GOVERN- The Pinehumt Dairy Farm recently r>T;n)ltKtTrd~tirTr,~nnw has w ln-nvrtlfv.1wldtc enameled deliver! ear going the rounds with a driver and delivery man all spick and span, the new daiiv'is as tlcan uy one’s home almost amAevery thing is done by . electricity.\l,’auKeely is the presiding genius of the new dairy and Paul has Ideas of his own nltf til how an up to the minute dairy should be operated. Dairies nowaflpja must In* clean or the State and local hoards "f lleidth will’ get tlem but the man who really wants to operate a. re al dairy does not o il’d olllcial action to keep his dairy clean. He. knows that he will gain liusjnew by sanitary methods and realizes that clean, milk is essential to the health of tile com Saoford is fortunate in this respect and thu dairies large and small that are operating now are making un honest endeavor to give tin* people the hest of milk under sanitary conditions. Daily* , ^ 2.C0jUI00, that there are 180.000 milk prmiiuing farm:1, willch r^ttirn tn their ownira the sum of $215,000,000 yearly. Part of that great sum, too much,' gees from Floilda, for we import many tons of Wfrrohsln butteraniluAenumlrcr*1 le.’ s cans of romicn.-cd milk. Ami it goes without raying that in . its natural advantages for carrying on j the dairy Industry. ’ Wisconsin Cannot , compete with Floriila. The Wisconsin • ditiri man must provide warm am! , London, Mnrch It). (By Assooiated Presaj. Proclamntinh has he<*n issued in Berlin at ten this morning stating that the German government had ceased to exist according to a Reuters despatch Paris, Mnrch. 1.1. (By .Associated Press) A military pronunciamento has Im-cu issued at Berlin proclaimings new chancellor according to Havas' advices. ■Paris, Press) mured to keep th<* anlmrls illy Associated chancellor and has appointed Goners Von Leuttwitz commander in chief o f ■thu military fdrccaso the Havas Berlin advices slate. The proclamation de­ clares the Nuthfnal AssemMy dissolved a»'d that- u* new government is being formed. Socialist parties have de­ l-hired u general strike. London. March 13. (By Associated Press i Revolting troops entered Berlin this -morning and occupied Wllhelmatrusses, Reuters despatches declared. No arts of violence reported. ^ Washington, March 13. (By Associa­ ted Press) Press despatches lirought the olllcial information to Washington tho first news of the overthrow of the German government hy the military. Sin h a revolution w!is inevitable wan healthy snemled I’resa The ellnrt m the djlTcrenees between the cnm|M*»e majority and the minority of tho Bituminous . Coal Strike Cummitwmn*will he made by the president. Neither the minority or the majority report will ho made naval brogues. As early as five A. M. * public if there is any possibility of they reached the Ticrgarton Railway bringing the members of the comlnis■*. • * ' sion to an ugri*emcrtt on the principal station. 1differences of npiolint of wage advance* - and the ours of work. It is understiaal I thut John P. White for the minersJtcld out for thirty-five per cent wage in­ crease and a seven hour day. I ho majority recommended twenty-five per r*'nt increase and unchanged hours. Weather And Crop Conditions In Florida For The Week Ending March 9 1920. Temperature. Including the second, this is the coldest week of the season, and .probably the coldest of record for March, temperatures having occurred. — heaviest over thu extreme north where not needed to any extent, and board |H>inU. .The sponsor* for the deficient in south, where moisture conference fear the big trunk railroad needed on the coast. No rain occurred lines will make an effort' to re-crtablish in some portions of the section. the old alleged dhcrimlnntory rate*? Condition of Crops. A Week of unand the chief rrasen fer callir.g today’s towunl condigiona. The unusually inerting was the dot ire to plan )h>w to low temperature, freezing practically defeat freight rate.cancellation. {throughout the mainland, wet soil The conference will endeavor to get (n j)CM)r germination, ami general stagngAT G R E E N 8 B O H O N O R T H togetl.er on a plan to fight the pro-^tion of farm work mark the week aa CAROLINA TH IS WEEK TAKING pored sale of the American merchant, poasibly unprecedented for March, , UP IM PO R TANT DETAILS marine, leaders liere making un effort The bulk of the truck crops, such as Greensboro, N. C., March LI.-nMan- to have the government mtain contrio tomatoes, Irish potatoes, beans, pep|H*rs, ufacturer^, hankers, ahip|>eiB, freight of the ships in the hands of the shippin gl and other tender truck fille d , except |where favorably located or instances rate expert* and foreign specialists of board for Jen years at least. North* Carolina, South Caroling, Geor­ gia and Florida, gathered here today for* the opening of the foreign ttade conference called to devise plans for cities of the four .tates, ia another Early torn in the peninsula countlc. badly damaged—probably most the expariaiou of the export trade of project that will receive attention to- was the South Atlantic state* through day. Development of trade with Lit- of It killed- Much of the.crop, however, their porta in gerftral and Wllming- In America was one of the objects of U yet to be planted. Hundreds of acres of melons killed, ten, Charleston, Snvannah, Brunswick the meeting here.' There wifi be two seeding* Tampa and Jacksonville in particular. sessions of the conference today, end and, unfortunately, recent . Thirty citica are represented by ing with a banquet tonight. Govt have germinated poorly? Some acreage BIckett, of North Carolina, Sen.Srr.ith in the south on which truck was killed, delegations here. . . Tentative plans for discussion today of South Carolina and Matthews Hale,' and probably too late to replant, will called for the adoption of measures to prist Idcnt cf Jhe South Atlantic Export t be seeded to corn and other staple overcame propcaed cancellation of the Co., sre smong the speakers. Mem- ( crops. Strawberry bloom suffered new export rates to South Atlantic her* of the Houthtm Traffic league( much 'damage. Tender citrus growth porta established a few months ago but and specialists in frielght rates and'and bloom, especially exposed parts of the railroad admlnUtratian, which foreign commerce also will address groves damaged, locally, but prospective rates placed these ports on a parity So. Ports Want Share of LI. state has passed into the hand* of general director Von Knapp who becomes 1 , • , , . , , and tiroilui live. 'gum the lands o ’ ■ ..... Fh/idu are much - l-eaper than the I tiiyHy developed land* with the cxpensive hnildmpt in W i-consitt I r.r outlay would.not need to Iw as ! . J London n£* ||j,re j* wlu*ro Floriila U nrglMinx imta cl inilfcr • . lwnA.»n . . . it great iipiHirtnioU I he ! M).(HH) anti-h butter , , milk farm* of Wi-enmnn should lie ahon in tie . . . . , . . matched hy ‘JOi1.1" t on tr farms in ■ it . market- 1 , . Khirnhi. lht*’--luti hi- m.-n* Hai union which . .... .. .. • 2.0(10 somite mi —, than Wi-rnramrk in hut . . . . 1 . . . ... . , in has; a hotter and longer griixiid i quality, hut , , , ,1 .* . . . i season, and on ubundapec of jniru uml h!'rltt""1th > *' I |wholesome tailor. Drn.ilhl are rarely ” " , |long-continued or serioui with us. It , 11*ft m in tier fir• 1 i frirt, from every pos-ibln point of vlev March Proclamation issued at Berlin declares that the government has reused to exist and the power of the yv.tl « uTVtl («*r -iI i tHbi<U*rnt*!p r^iwnip for limn* mx months. Labor and«fecd • • ,»* \ are not -mall items in the cxpffisc hill* <>f the western dairyman, .but Ttrry mn be Irrgrly eliminated by the Flomla dairyman. His herds have a lnnp-r reason on grass, us well as a Areati r variety of nutritious* graswN .1 co.-e ftom Then there i* u giT-al variety of valuable forage V! ,nt•. w-hirh ran In* grown Hnvi-u-fnUy in Florida anil’ Yedure the amount of grain re . •y Pi nmarK 1 ,, ;s and butter, . t ®'1 ,r ' t I a oggy .sni managed .to I) E C I. A R E S WEEK OF MARCH 22 SET ASIDE IN WHICH TO USE CHEAPGR cu ts op Me a t . . Washington, March 13. (By Associa-? ted Press) The week of March 22 is set hy tho Department uf Justice as tho first "save money on meat” week in which the public will he usked to buy cheaper cuts of meat to aid the hihgh cost of campaign. W AR BT TH.^ UON’ O * oYBTEM Washington, March 13, (By AwociaproM) Disregard hy the Navy Dcpartment of his recommendations in regard to the adoption of the convoy system waa dcacribed by Admiral Sima as "Infinitely more serious’ * in ita bearing on the war than other caan o f alleged inefficiency cited In previous testimo- . M o re the senate inveitigst-j Ing committee. He said 'th e Navy Department had failed to adopt the convoy system uptil late In July 111? �MARCH 12, 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 4 B. G. Smith arc glad to Welcome them them home again after a montlin absence at L^ke Clarke where they 2 to a A D U L T S 20c Mlsa Huth Young entertained a few friends with a slumber party Wednesday night the significance of the name bfring absence of slumber to all prwent', and then some. aftero o n C H I L D R E N 10c TODAY Miss Olive Lezctte entertained several of her friends T u eslay even­ ing. fcfc*' ; Mr. Hopkins of Nashville,. Arkan­ sas, father of Dr. Jesse Hopkins, died last Thursday at Clark's Lake and the body was carried home Fri­ day accompanied by Dr. and Jitni.’ Hopkins. IN EPISODE No. 2 OP The frien d s'of W. E. Luther'are glad to hear that he is improving after nn operation nt the .Orange General Hospital in Orlando. Emmett McCall of Lakeland spent Saturday and -Sunday with his parents Mr. and .Mrs. H. B. McCall. II you like thrill*—if you like romantic ad venture—if you'like suspense, then you’ll go wild over this serial The Executive Committee pf the Christian Endeavor met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. T. W. Lawton... A fter the discussion of va^pus matters of improtance, re­ freshments were served and a plea­ sant half hour spent in a social way. * •« ' Misses Alice Brannon, Elisabeth Lawton, Mr. Alton Farnell and Francis Swope visited Sanfprd'Sun­ day afternoon, returning via Geneva Mrs, J. L. Ensign and children are visiting Mrs. W. E. Argo this wcek.J] ALSO In the Five Reel fo x Ftalure A D A L I N E TRAVERSE TO M O RRO W T H O M A S H. IN C E The Stanley Piano Tuning Company Will I)o Your ^Tuning for $2 1 1 -------------:------------------- P e t S E N T e T - America’s O ldest and Best M instrel Organization Aa first Introduction An Attraction That Has Become an Institution ■ fciGGER AND BETTER TH AN EVER We earry a complete line of stock for repairs on any make piano.. We find t\vothirds of the pianos are being destroyed ' by moths—we make your piano roach and moth proof, apd make it sound like new. Furnish the best Florida r e f e re n c e . Twenty-four years factory and. road experience fot the best houses in the country, such ds Chickei ing and others *t V ' a Magnificent first Part . THE GARDEN OF MIRTH f Derby Day at Churchill Downs 4 Dazzling Dancing Divcrtisement Short x Order Opera W h ile You W alt . THE DIG BURLESQUE T h e Frogs W edding One Touch of Nature '• ' Memorably Minstrel Merrymakers Be in Sanford week of March 15 for one week. Write or phone • SANFORD. PLA. Li n c o l n h o u s e Osttlng Hold Out of Australia. Australia forbids the ex|xirt «>f gold without authority, but the Chinese who go hack to their nwh l|ind on s visit whow considerable Ingenuity in tnkfng nuay (he coveted sovereign. HeMrs. Thompson returned Saturday ccntly customs ln*|>cctnnrmnde n rich ini til In a raisin Jnr. ttie hack of u Lorn Island Grove. * sinning mirror, nn alarm clock muLlhe— Mrs. I/. K. Miteheil spent“ Satur- leutlier hand of u lint. The Chinese dzy in Orlnndo. , cheerfully paid the fines Imposed on J. B. Jmcs is. in Kissimmee this them nnd were delighted when . the week looking' after, the picking of oranges, in tHat vicinity which will he packed at Ovirdu, at the Wilson Bees Do Not Stlno Skunks. & Co., packing house. That skunks will cut been Is the tes­ Edward Argo spent Tuesday in timony of E. L. DenslatV of funneaut township. He mine Upon one try Orlando. « the net o f ‘moving Ills hives enough •OnJ Friday evening Miss Nell fo bring nut the bees, and whey they Willfums and !\lr. Joe Leinhnrt mine out the skunk ate them. Pcnslow entertained u few friends at the fired nt the nulmiil hut iiiIssimI. Enter cotertained a few friends at an the skim.k canie tmek and repeated tho oyster supper at the home of Miss performance, again getting nway. A dramatic story of a fight for millions in which a w< m tn firda the one voice that can awaken her heart A drama of the diamond fields — STOPILOOK! listen to Your Plant) AUTO PAINTING and TRIMMING When You Invite Her to Ride it’s your duty to provide" for her c‘ontfo’-t nnd to s?e that fjho stif­ fens no less or damage to her aoparel. If you let us put a firstclass ton on your, car both pro­ visions will have lieen attended to. She will be protected from l>oth blazing sun and blinding jjtornt. • C h a m el'C T * F '.jJ . e proper illei o f eliiimeleou We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars • IS STILL AT P H O N E 112 • . ‘ x s f i i m m m x x m x w tx x x x x x TRY A HERALD WANT AD DOROTHY B L A C K 'S W M I T L BLOUSES J l Q H u v m o u r\ tj1 rlc n iftg > id u re GAIN she w.is in his arms; the wife he had loved and Nrl and given up for dead. But he though! rhe wits another woman! A strange and allut ing tale of devo­ tion, jealousy, mistaken identity, and RfiLsationai scenes in New Y«-»k r.n«l Paris. Beautiful Dotothy I.'afton in tin ce fiLsoinating i ole?. A Boll Blouse' won’ t fadg. Fancy colors. Plain w hite and chain b n f. , - t Dutchess Pants for Boys are the best for hardest wear. — D o George Barr McCutcheon II i P lain W h it # ** Blue, G rey * and B row n S t r i p e s ^ Galituer and Linen -------- - A L S O — : - '«.*■,* **. 1} Finish Materials." B “He Married His Wife” K 15 . SB (C O M E D Y ) spent Thursday Oviedo. with friends in R. H. Wright spent Sunday in OVIEDO T . I,. Lingo has purchased the Miss Mary Leinhnrt returned house where he is living fr im T. C. Thursday from the Orange General Brannon and expects to remcdel Huspital in Orlundo and is rapidly it very soon. revovering her strength after an Miss Annette Walker of Hunfojd operation for nppendicitls. . * * Furniture and Complete House Furnishings Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is Complete Prices and Terms Reasonable 34 years service to San ‘ ford S IZ E S . 6 T O 18 Y E A R S New shipn-ei)t o f Bungalow Aprons, all new patterns, checks, stripes and plain i i e i n lu o e i n o 7 V I n K 1) . • r “ materials, sizes 32 to 52 * ' Rev. end Mrs. L. E. Wright, Mrs. W. B. Young, Mrs. Joniun, Miss Ella Belle, Jonea an d 'M rs. Luther spent Thursdny in Orlando. I Theo Aulln left Wednesday for Jacksonville, where he will be for aavernl days attending to, business matters nnd visiting friends. New Praperies and Cretonnes for Spring '. Mrs. S. W. Swope, Franpis Swope Mrs. Burden and Mrs. W. B. W il­ liams spent' Tuesday afternoon in ^Sanford. On Monday evening at the home of T. L. Lingo the S. S. Council of the Methodist S. 8. held its regular monthly •meeting. Many matters of importance were discussed which lead to the advancement of Sunday Schorl w ork‘ in Oviedo. • Mra. W. E. Young entertained a few friends at dinner Wednesday. Tho many friends of Mr. and Mra. DON’T FORGET THE LINEN DAY ON �... !” * •• ; ' ' "r * SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 2 Hi | Commonwealth v*. Newell, 245/ 247.' . raMUhrd rtrrj idaH M tlrtfl T •*i ^Mayhem. at The HwmM ItaUdlBf. 1*7 Mifwtti Ai i m *. JUb*' a bodily hurt aa render* a mSfi levs able, •far*. ri«u «. ._____ ’ : in fighting, of defending himself or ruyicying hii adversary; but if the injury PUBLISUKItt » be such as disfigures him only, without diminishing hla corporal abilities, it INC docs not fall within the crime of nfayhem. R. J. HOLLY. Editor . • W. M. HAYNES,-Bnslnese Mansgrr Mayhem U defined in the statutes of Florida. See 3220, general statnU*, aa follows: • *"Mayhem: Whoever, with malicious URUCHlUIOfl rillCB IN ADVANCE intent to maim pr disfigure, cuts out or TD K ONE TEAS---- ------------------- t------- * TOE SIX MONTHS........................... ■-* maims the tongue, puts out or destroys DrUVKHKD IN c m r DV CABRIER an eye, cuts or"toarp qff an car, cuts, one WEEK--------------------------- 1* O slits or muriate* the nojc or lip, or cuts off or disables-m limb or iticmfcr of any other person, and whoever is privy to such intent, or*present, aiding or abetting in the commission of such MEMHER O f THE AH-SOCIATETD offense, shall be punbhen by imprison* ment in the atate prison not exceeding M A Y H E M , NO T ASSULT f twenty years or by fine not exceeding The assault on Editor Harris, of the fi>e t houaanddollarV'.—Tarapc Tribune Kindmmcc Vslley Gazette. appears to us Xo deserva^special attention at the T H E ED ITO R'S PRAYER hands of the Florids Press Association A few daya ago the St. Augustine The. "BbeJ lsw»" of this state nuke It Record published on its editorial page almost possible for any mflln to hale a ‘T h e Editor's Prayer’ ’. It haa been pubMs)%r or an editor into court who reproduced by a number of papers out­ mentions his name against hia will. side the itAte, and by. one Washington There R nothing that gives more pleasure (D. C .) Journal, although the "prayer” to men of a certain class than to de­ is less than a month old. Becatpe it mand a written or an oraj public apology first appeared in a decorated border , . -for something they declare • to • have and not as the original ediforials are 1njlired, or insulted, them, even though printed in ,the St. Augustine Record, It be absolute truth that has been said many editdhs in the sUte arc assuming, And if the public apology is not forth­ as the St. Petersburg Times arid, that coming they slap a paper Into the courts it la "probably one of those gems of for damages, or possible lmpri.*iomcnt. thought which tour the country .forom & But there is no law In this land where * by any man can put hia hands on an editor or publisher who refurrs t-o re­ tract. or to apologize, or to give free publicity *to any man..jmd-i-srai>e un» punished. . • . Inasmuch as it was not assault, hut Mayhem which was inflicted on Editor Harris, we believe it the duty nnd the privilege of the Florida press to 'te c ■ that counsel*ft secured to assure that * the punishment for mayhen be the punishment inflicted on the man who may lx* convicted of the injuring of Mr. Harris. Wilfully gouging out a- man’s eye, constitutes no common assault (hat can be p’eaded guliltv to anti paid for with "thirty days or 4I(K> " It is Mayhem., - . one editorial page to another” . Knowing the editorial writer of the Record ro well, The Tribune rather felt that the "p rayer" was original wHK LTmTamTasked the direct question. As expected we received an af­ firmative reply. Editorial Writer Herliert Fclkel, who U also managing editor for the S q Augustin? Record, prescribes daily a supposedly funny dose of "bromides" for his patients, the readers of his paper. Because of the waggishness knd.keen wit of many of them, he is believed by many reader* to be undoubtedly " it ' very wicked, hard-drinking, evil-minded fellow"—just as the writer of the! "column" on The Tribune Is know'n by th'e-o who have not seen him to lx* of the pomierrusa tomato build and texture, whereas he has to stand several times in the same spot in the winter, where the sunshine is weak, to make a shadow. ■ Fojkel. who is in reality a religious sort of n fellow, writes the "heavim" appearing' in the next mlurpn to Ms "Bromides", also, and n glance at them1 is all that is necessary to convince one t'f his seriousness, earnestness and wisdom. Sunshine and shadow .pit orna­ tely fleck the average "small paper" alitor, and he must be serious this m aute and qemir Jhe next, while in a short'time hia pathes will bo bringing the tear of aym|>athy to every eye. "Mayhem,” a common law, is de­ fined by Hlackstone sis the violently depriving another of the use 'of such ~ of hit membsmrar may render him tos/ able, in fighting, either; to defend hirmelf or to annoy his adversary. 4 Bl. 204. The fir? t general comprehensive statute «jo -the subject ir. -England was the - « t 4u.tt ».f Charlc. the. Second, which smarted that "any ja-r-cn w|io should on purpose, and with malice abtfot hough j, unlawfully cut out or disable the tongue. put out an eye. slit the nose or lip., or cut tiff or disable.any limb or member, or disfigure him in any of the manners ■eilh intent to muim or disfigure him, ahall b«- guilty of felony.” Since £his Clean humor cannot be bad; nothing Statute the crime of mayhem include) which brings a hearty, clean laugh can those injuries only which are therein be vulgur, and that is the theory of the enumerated. man who wrote "The Editor's Prayer", Mayhem, at ancient common law which we consider wi rth presenting w»s a violent and unlawful depriving to our reader*, as follows: 1 another of the u«e of a member prop?r j The Kdilor’ s Prayer for fiis use in dofen ling himself, and was"Almighty and everlasting God, who punished by a forfeiture of member for member, and was deemed n felony dost govern all things in heaven and earth, mercifully hear the supplication of Thy servant. Watch ovrr us in the long hours of each work day and impress us with the thought that all Residence: 905 Magnolia Ave. labor ought to be in Thy service of Thy Phone 4f»l people Help us to*forget «elf and re­ Office: First National Bank Building member humanity, the whole public Phone 402. and the gootl of the state. "G u id e opr pen with righteous thoughts and fill us. Heavenly Father, at nil time* with mercy and love ami forgiveness- Keep hate out of our heart and show us how to take the sting out ef what we write. Strengthen us with wisdom and faithfulness. # MARCH 13. 1920 485323534890235323532348235348485353484848 Fresh Cranberries Celery Hearts TH E HERALD PRINTING COM PANY I' i / SilvcF Skinned and Spanish To Our Customers and Friends ONIONS Incom e tax blanks fo r com puting-returns for the year 1919 are now being distributed, and before March 15th, every unmarried person ,&ith an in­ com e o f $1,000.00, or if* married, $2,000.00, must make a return even though deductions allowed may reduce taxable income to the poiiit where theres no liability for payment. A FRESH SUPPLY OF NUTS, FIGS, DATES SUGAR T h e 'o ffic e rs o f the F irst N ationals Bank have taken some tim e and trouble to inform themselves as fully as possible regarding the law and rulings bearing on the matter, and will- be g la d ’ to render assistance to all who m ay desire it in making out their returns. Brookfield Sausage , Box Baqon . Come in and bring all inform ation and figures for the year's business and let us help you. FIRST NATIONAL BANK City M arket , V SANFORD, FLA. • , Phone 106 C H U L U O T A INN CHULUOTA, FLORIDA '* Open|Dcccmbcr 7th fon the Season, MRS. CIIAS. D. BRUMLEY, Mgr. Charles MOTOR •l CARS & Hauling of all kinds to any part of CHULUOTA I N N On the Okeechobee- branch uf the Florida East Coast Railroad Special Attention p iv e n to Automo1>jLe Parties the MBS. C. D. liRUMLEY. Manager. CHULUOTA, FLORIDA C O U N T Y Complete Line o f PHONE I t is worth quite a hit to be able to get parts when you n^ed them; and not have to wait and pay addi­ tional expense for spe­ cial factory shipments. Cotton Seed Meal N ITRATE SODA ^Potash Nitrate A SH ES •• lc ia n B , C. DODDS, M'.D. fcV Eyes Tested C H A S E & C O Lenses Ground LEST YOU FORGET Nilvis Marble Co. F. L. M ILLE R , Owner Monuments, Copings In Marble or Granite SUGGESTIONS FOR SPRING BEANS L IM A BEANS BEETS, EGG P L A N T SQUASH . TOMATOES CU CU M B ERS SW EET CORN PE PPE R S W e Have The SEED-FRESH CH A SE& CO . ' SANFORD, FLA. "Forgive us for the grief that any word we wrote‘ may have caused our feJIowmcn.. ami make u* big enough to admit error, to right wrong, and to "do good unto them that persecute' us", tm that in all earnestness nnd sincerity w p ffa y ask that cur trespasses be for­ given "as wejorgive those who trespass against us." "But at the same time fortify us, 0 Code to speak our convictions, to stand out strongly for what conscience tells us to stand out for, and to help put down those things that we know j ought to be put down. "W e pray Thee leave us not alone in , tfic midst cf multitudinous journalistic' temptations which must always teat us; htit deliver us, Our Father, from every­ thing that is eviU Remind uaconstantly of the wide influence of the printed page and teach us to ray theac things nnd to do those deed* that wil help than hinder the hast* who watch our living ami read our writing and of necessity take color from them. "G ive us physlral strength and /noral courage, increase i>ur, energy ami quicken asur conception, and, above all, (> Lord, keep our great rcs|w>nsibilitiw ever well before us. for Christ’s sake, and do to the honor and glory cf. Thy Holy Name.’’—Tampa Tribune G LA S S E S A D JU STE D nnd R e p a i r e d » tJ li t l L. A. BRAND Opiomctrisl-Opllcian .-.-MW ytl E. FinR Street YOU CANT MAKE HAY WITHOUT SUNSHINE Opposite I’ ostofBce Nor can you make mucli money without some effort to Cor. Oak and 2d St ' CONSM U YOUK EESOUECES PHONE 3 SANFORD by ^stabl sliing credit with a reliable b; uk. r 'W iir H H ateMsomeMre a li Wliy no.*, m MH A Y ” in Mio SUNSHINE by starting a cjieck account *witn us. Build u, \your credit that ron may Lo able to master "•"fault problems. Building Material Rooting o f All Descriptions ■c Lime, Cement, IMastor Brick, Drain Ti'e and •• - •f.y.v.u am S T R E N G 'f R ^ * Hill Lumber Ben* Gtrong.r Than Oak. A piece of human bone will aupport half as much weight again as a piece oY the heat oak <>f the Kimu> thickness. S E R V IC E . S emikole Count y B a n k home _______ - t * ■ -*a - •i *. * .-«* * . _____________ ------------------------------------ M a r ^ j. *' in stitu tio n - ^ - ’>y a L- / �7^1 ' AKC'H 13, 1920 Lillie Happening* Menllonof Matte'1 In Brief Personal Items oflnterest SANFORD DAILY HERALD L Cajholic Churcji In and A b o u t & The C ity Sumroiwy o f the Floating Small, Talks Succinctly ‘ Arranged for Herald Readers NoticP of the services at the Con­ gregational Church will be found in another column.Plenty of Plain View Bean Planlers for immediate dollvery. Hill Implement aiuL,Supply Co?tU3-6tc. * ■ . - * As Christian Science services will be * ★ v held at the Woman'a C lub Oak * i r avenue,between Third and Fourht* ■k streets, on Sund ay momin g at *• 10:46 o'clock. Subject: "Substance* * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Atkinson; who ★ ice temporarily located ‘ in Sanford, ★ * transacted business In DeLand Thurs- i * * * * * * * A day. They are anxious to rerun* to . For klim powdered milk phone 2412 DeLand and once more make tlda W. W. Dressor. 118-t2tp; their home.— DeLand News. Realurant For Sale - ‘ ’ Sunday—Leatare Sunday. Low Mass— 10:15 A. M. Classes— Cat^chbfn, Bible Study, Bible History A. M. Benediction— 7:110 P. M. Special collection f ir the Saint Mary's Orphanage at Jaekw^dlle. ‘ This orphanr.ge is conducted by the sisters of St. Joseph, and isducate.s and main tains 80*little children. / When these two men say that they are goinff to lend all the support they possibly can to the Base' Ball proposition this year that means a whole lot because both ‘ these men cover a lot o f territory. ! IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN ■ ■y, s -m -— DO ■—■ Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor Photie 395 « L. P. \ Society Personals cover a lot of territory when we say that you can look a long, long time, and then look some more, before you will ‘ find anything nicer than the .new Spring Clothes coming into our place every, day a t the same price we are asking for them. B ut we mean to cover a lot of territory in saying this because its a fact. Property Owners Tako Notice Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Keel - The law provides thst " I f taxes who have been the guests of Dr. and upon tcftl estate shall not be paid Mrs. Brower left yesterday for tjieir before the First day of April of any home in ’ Chicago. year, the Tax Collector shall adver­ Mrs. John Doggott ahd young son tise and sell.” of Jacksonville are visiting their aunt, On account of illness In family necessitating removal to Georgia the Park Avenuo Cafe and all fur­ niture and cquipemnt is offered for sale. Good business in good location. For particulars see* Mlsa Carrie ■This is to notify all concerned Mrs. Frank- Foster. Gray, Park Avenue that the requirements of law will Mrs. A. D. Parrish was a Tampa 108-tf. W e played In tuck by p u rch asin g s e v e ra l dozen su its a be compiled with and the Tax Books visitor on Wednesday. * The inany friends of Hon. I>. P. will positively be closed on April good w h ile b ack, and got them bought at thoVtght p rice Mrs. Charles H ill who has been Hagan are glad to sec him-out dgun First as provided by law and all visiting her sister Mrs. N. O. Garner, and w e a re going to p a s s th is good lu c k along to you. .after a two wceka siege with the "flu '’. lands on which taxes have not been has returned to her home ip Amcricus, T h is p a rticu la r lot w o n ’t la st long. B e tte r co m e e a rly Cooited Food “ Sale, bc'nefit of paid will bo, advertised and execu­ Ga, Methodist Centonory, Saturday, tions issued for unpaid personal Mrs. A. B. PotcrrOn and .little son March 13 atrB .'tts Bros. Kpworth property taxes, • • "Robert, arrived on Wednesday to.visit LeagJf. : 110-3tc. * * JNO. D. J IN K IN 8 her parents, Mi*, and Mrs. J. B. Starling. Many‘ Sanford-people took in tho Tax Collector," Seminole County. She was accompanied by Mrs. A. C. Al G. Fields Minstrels at Orlando lost 110- I2tc. Burroughs of Jacksonville. night. % *3 Mrs R. C. Kerne leaves today Just . received a complete line of THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT' Dancing party every Saturday for Jacksonville where she will be the Children's Ready to Wear Hats, in night at "T h e Altamonte H otel", guest of her daughter. . * Milan etc. Mrs. Grace Williams, Altamonte Springs. Dancing , from — M r—and- Mrsr Hal LnlTrerU’ TTlive ( ll-l-Gtc. ' / : t kdJU-ttt l4-t3<fc-*Prr ktrts“ 75 "cent s eacTT bought u homo on Golden I .abe and, Thc Sccond Ll„ d. — Mrs:— E:— IfT \ vn riy of Brunswick person. Geo. E. Bates & Son. W anted— T o buy that old furni­ For Sale—Stnhlo Manure in car moved out on Thiydrday. Mr. and1 |( takes two trucks to mme the nvGeorgia is the guest of her sLst#, Mrs. ture. Turn it into ensh. Dixie Fur­ h>ts. Budkin & Girvin, Fri. and Sat.-tf. irvin, Bishee Bishee Bldg. Mrs. Welle will occupy the home on erage household—one to carry the ftirMrs. Charles Brabham at tho Herndon niture Co., 321 Sanford ave. 113-Gtp Jacksonville, , >>0(1011 Ave. recently vacated/by Mr. qlttirv, nnd the oilier t" i^iuvey ilu* old _______________________________________ ________________Fla._________11O-YSOte,, apartments. Mia, Ware has been' the Anyone hit'W ork in Building Trade clothes the ttoUautvIfu given away ns Colbert’. For Sale— Player., piano in p erfect1 For Sale— 8 acres celery land all guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Decorations, Anthony W . Schjomnn noon n» she moves.lnto (In* nu»v place. condition, house hold goods and tj|«J with 4 Rowing wella. Good Mm. II. G. Metl.vin is In Klwimmec W. E. Burch of Palmetto for the past and Mininban, one of-old pioneers. of I , —Kansas City Stnr. , , . furniture. Also Smith typewriter house, sheds 100.0Q0 feet ldeching month. . ' Sanford. Fla.’ hi, rime while staying I ^ ^ !' V and bicycle. GOD Palmetto Ave. lumber. Reasonable, jiriee— terms. of h(T mother, Mr*. Duke. Cooked food sale and Kinder Bazaar. here a while, like to be employed. 113-tf.l E. F. Lane ♦ " 113-Otp. Mrs. I.cssie Gray and Mr*. Sadie m Anthony W. Schlemun. All kinds of fancy work at Ball Hdw’ Allen winrailed to Ki-immee by the Co., store March 20th. 117-7tc. 11 snip. Hale Kxtra^ lin e White For Sale— Tw o story 8 room jiouse illness of Mrs, Duke Mr,. Allen to :,*» : ■ggw. Two ilojl.iF^ per and giyagc. Clear title. Sanfprd ii j.i-1 in Uik'jig rate of *ln*r. In t ! i* ♦ w. B. Mallard. Altamonte Heights Apply No. 402. Hanford n oent epidemic of ' fTu’ " tn our city, t , Fla. llU-tf. avonue. 113-tfc. Mrs, Allen has been an angel of meriy to neighbors, fiirniL ami stranger,! • alike, mimini'tering to their need . tireless, day ami night in her efforts ill <^> '♦ !<♦ to relieve nnd assist wherever suffering *e«g , plant, called. 1 Wanted Supply_uf and tomato plants to sell. pepper, Clifford Walker is the guest of his or write. See cousin , Mrs: Minarik while en route M. Earf Carr, Hotel Cur nes. from Palm Beaeli where lie attended & BRITT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiini8iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii!iiiiiiii| I E S S E N T IA L ITR UTH S I I Services Appropriate to Thc Lcnton Season the Dance festivities, to the^riofidn. University at (iainesvi 1 Congregational Church i * Sunday Morning, March 14 "C h rist’s Claim and Call to E very Soul” • Sunday Evening, March 14 '’ 'T h e Rem oval of Our Transgressions’ Sunday Morning, March 21 " T h e Sim plicity of the W ay of Salvation” , Sunday Evening, March 21 . • "F o rg iv e n for Service” Paint Sunday W ill Etbphasize the ** i Triumphal Entry For Sale two five acn-s land Hose u . Time on purl payment. I* l) Box 4117. . . tis-3tp. T. N. T. Sewing Club Among the pleasant events of tinroom For Bent Front furnished week was numbered the meeting of clave in. 509 KbM 3r i street. I Lv3tp the T. N. T. Sewing (*luh, with Mr Geo. Fox hosti-ss, Thurwiiuy nfttmoon For Bent One large well furnished All members of the jolly little iduh room 717 Park Ave. 1IS-tf. were jirewnt and a good time was en­ For Sale— Oae Florence, l-hurncr joyed.- Tea and samlwirhes were automatic oil stove. Ph on 2 212-W served by the ImSters. The meeting 118-3tp. next Thursday will be with Mrs. Archie Betts. For Sale Figs, two months old, good slock. Also one Jersey cow. Honk I.overs ( till) 117-tit p. _ a ll. G. -Dicteriwli. Lovers ~ ■The meirjhe-< . f the Book Fur Sn^ A ' beautiful home and a ('lub were charmingly , ntertained liy good celery farm at Beck Hammock. Mbs Annie Riwkln*.Friday afternoon P O I lux *329 or phbnp 452. 116-Gtp. at her home on Celery Avenue, with Miss THrbna Harlier a guest of thc For S a le—2 Hogs, clenh fed club, nnd n good atti'ndnnce of mi‘m- weigh about 200 Ihs. each in fine ber?. shape to blither. W II. Ify n«j. 116-ffte A delicious refresliment course was'919 French Ave. “X — served coneisiing of ehirken ^.llad I’.reen For Salt* 50.000 large lhot » i * L IT rid!1 ■■ i "* , ucelery, i l l t I coffee, i ' f i l l t‘ , rake l fXn,t ' ami <liiM n straw n i n „ , , , _ t« „ " , , • . celery plants for immediate setting bernes. I he Book Lovers ts one of I , U „ ,, I Mrs. 0. C. MeDiUgal. L e e ry the ino-t inn-t eongenial cl-ihs in the city , .. rongt1 ....i ___ Ci.... ............ .... Avenue. 11 and flic members en joy-the gradyus hoip^alfty anil informal gatherings For Sale One Ford Touting Car, arranged by each with du» appreciation practically new; One Baby (j/nnd Chevrolet 1920 model in .perfect mechanien! order also complete camping outfit including tent cot« cookine utensils etc. Can be reeri at Hotel Lincoln. Hanford after ' . f p. in. . . 114-Glp. i “ Christ’s Use of the Spectacular.” . and Easter His1 Resurrection xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X PHILLIPS X GUY . ORLANDO . -F O R * P RI C ES $3 .0 0 No t'hano orders EVERYTHING IN No /rat. Util ■•Jda Curtain Al 8:15. No one Stated During The Prologue Groceries An Epoch-making event in the annals of Ameri­ can 'amusements Is the presentation by filchard ‘ WtP.cn Tdly cf'iho vi:i!c-cct:pc!!:n--tccctr.p!bhcd vThe most Ponderous o f all Modern I*I» pulsating wilji .the clement that comprises "L ife presented in «• DonT Make The Same Mistake Regarding V*- * ■ Your Fire Insurance! I • Make sure * of your insurance at once, so that in the not im prob­ able event o f a disastrous fire in your own home you will be amply pro­ tected against financial loss. Lock thc door at angel * . - •* 9 HEADQUARTERS Monday Mar. 22 American actor, Guy Bates Post, in tho irridescent bubble cf n H e rn hum’anityl "T h e Masquerader.” . T j ;s dram..t-v r.:~-tvtpt?aca by JtLn. L.V nit." vaLiit fr o p the widely read novel of Katharine Cecil Thurston, intimately illustrates the lives of two men^wflo met in tho fog and traded identities and living quarters. , Tho dual chan.ctc:l;ation offers Mr.. Post a wonderful- opportunity and f tho .constrasted char­ acters are impers,.i:tte4 by him with all the art of a genius mind. I~Ls drug fiend Is a pitful wretety; his Loder, the "roan," tho mental and moral an­ tithesis cf tho other. ~— M ore Intensely and artistically Interesting than J.cckyl and Hyde— more massive in presentation than any modern play, and yet, bo deftly, done, its ponderous scenes move with the smooth-rapidity of an uninterrupted panorama, and that is what tins wonderful play is— A L IV IN G M O V IN G . I A L K 1NG P A N O R A M IC R E F L E X UF T H E W A R P A N D W O O F OF H U M A N IT Y . . "W h e n thc horse is stolen, the stable door is locked” FRUITED; OATS » Something New ’ .Trnctor plowing and all kinds of Tractor work. Call Phono 184.’ 112-tfe. FOUND On first St. west of Sanford $4437.50 Fronting north on brick highway just post of tho artesian Spring half mile west of Monroe road. 85J2 acres of ideal homo ftlte and irrigable farm land. Worth $200- per acre offered for $75 per acre cash Direct from ownes. Enquire at Phone 352 re* la ting abstract and deed. 94-tf. For Sale— Klddlo-Kottp, In fair condition. 110.00 cnih. Can ba seen at 214 Elm nve. T Wanted—L a ly waitress Expe-rien^4 Peil Cafe 79-tf * For Sala— One 18 Hone Power Kerosene Oil Engin^ Chase & Co.. Sanford. Fla. ~ 106-tf. ■ ■ ■ Thrift in Peace Time ! '2 ■J The first ruqifsito for you to do is to, think— this ^ will bring forth ideus of two kinds; v l*r Imporfected and Perfected Ideas. The Imperfected Iden is one whore you tMnk you will some day start to save but ju/t seem never to do it. The' Perfected' is where you A C T -AT O N C E and save for thrift’s sake. Which course, will you take? You know which is best and We Know whom we can help you. Will you Como HERK7 . m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 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, March 13, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1920. 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1920; <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/5dbd83fc188f8cb5cf84305d77c0e112.pdf 30a6b976f04eb437e9abaca5b86131aa PDF Text Text 1 IN THE HEART O P THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 1 GROWERS LOSE ON CAR' SHORTAGE RAMPAGE HOOD SENDS WIRES IN 0ZARKS **** - • Lack of > Information Prevents New Orleans I(as A Rig wFire I Now Orleans, Mar. ’ l l . — Fire, which broke out a t 1:30 this morn­ ing in the p la n fb f th e American Cof­ fee Co. at 423 S outh Peter* St., prac­ tically destroyed th a t p lan t and the warehouse'<of August H. Plaspoller Co., in tho rear of the American Coltee Co. plant, and badly damaged the warehouses of J. C. Morris and Tho­ mas J. Kelly companies. Early statistics estimated the loss would amount to $100,000. The (Ire sta rte d on the -second floor of the American Coffee Co., and gained much headway before being discover­ e d , Fanned b y n strong wind the flames' spread to adjoining buildings and for a tim e threatened o d stroy b io tic — ------------ — ------ —-------- NUMBER 117 d il l . L d iju in BIG TIME ju u m L iir UTILITIES COMPANY MISSOURI * LOSES MUCH IN LIFE AND PROPERTY DAMAGE BY RAINS HELD IMPORTANT MEETING first pulling off the glasses of klr. AND . -SMOKER IN COURT Harris and slapped him with h' his HOUSE LAST NIGHT rig h t hand. Then he and Mr. Bara Brunson Missouri. V ar:h. -12. (By The Campbell-Lossing Post of the clinched, l.oth men falling, with MrAssociated * Preen) Flooded. ' streams American Legion promises great things Hass on top. M rTilass say s he slap­ added'menace to life and property in for the soldidr Und sailof boys and at ped Mr. Harris, using his open hand. southwest Missouri where the tonado their meeting last night 17 new mem- H arrii all the time cursing him and yesterday Filled a t least thirteen and bent were taken in making a total of continuing alter he had rfaen. injured others and old unestimated 67 member* in all. The Post had a kicked ot M r, Bass, lost hi* balance properly damage every stream in the fine time last night at the court house nnd fell ipto^Bhcriff Ingram , who wan Lznrk mountains being bank full or holding an informal smoker and among separating the then, both going to T O -T H E PEOPLE WHO HAVE overflowing. It fa believed that the the invited gbesta were Forest Lake, the gt-ound. " I may h a io gouged SUFFERED WITH POO'R SERVICE MOVEMENT OF REFRIGERATOR death list will be increased by later F. I \ Foster, J. G. Ball, R. J. Holly, hln eye, hut I do not know,” contin­ ALL THIS WINTER ; CARS UNSATISFACTORY AND reports. ' • ued Mr* Bass, "there were n o ,e y e L. M. Tyre and several other*. Forest GROWERS WILL SUFFER LOSS At tho meeting of the City Com­ Lake gave the. boy* a fine address on witnesses to the affair who will missioners last night a representative E. A. Douglass For Cl<;rk "Americanism" and P. ip, Foster on corroborate what 1 have said ,” Mr. The Sanford growers are having crowd of citizens were present and ex­ difficulty <in obtaining sufficient roIn this issue E. A. Douglass announce* "American Ideals" nnd It. J. Holjy Bass wns arrested bul released on pressed themselvis on the subject of his own recognizance. . frigerntor’ears to haul their stufjf and hfa candidacy for Clerk of the Circuit gave a short sketch on the part the the Southern U tilltlep Co.. coll«ctln_ while there i« a caf shortage everywhere Court to succeed hirnsPtf. Mr. Doug­ hoys played in the war and stressed for services that have not been rendered. in<l business men are suftcring frqm lass has hehl_thiajaflicc.sinc«-Uje «»unty- .tliu_im|mr«»nrr ofjoinin £ Illl'- A'merican F. L'. Miller urged the commissioners the car shortage the growers think {bey was \creatcd and he had considerable I-cgion. After the regular business of to enjoin the the company until such »houl<l receive some information daily to do with the creation of the county. the meeting had been concluded-•the time as they could guarantee service about what they can expect in the way He hus administered the affairs of the boys nnd the guest* were treated to and told them of the action of the city office in n manner that give* entire excellent sandwiches and soft drinks of refrigerator cars. .For instance a council getting up nn injunction suit power wants to cut celery’ or lettuce satisfaction. not only to tjie people bu that were greatly-enjoyed. The silnd- Khight of the Road Confronted to prevent them from raising th # rates to the county commissioner*, the judge wiciies wtre built by L. F. Rojx*r who today and he wants to know when ho With Hated Work. her several years ago. The com­ of the circuit court and the state officials Jios charge of tfu> Legion commissary «n get refrigerator cars and he Is in­ missioner* agreed to enjoin the South­ . formed t hst he will get a car but the who* have commended this office uppn and who had several K. P.s to assist . High Cost of Living Hat Mads It Hard ern Utilities Co., from collecting the car is not forthcoming. The grower many occnssions ,as being one of the him. money ‘hereafter tho same fb take for Itinerants to Pick Up an Easy finds out too late that he will not be Many important questions , wor* effect from the time the injunction Success Claimed for New Small- heat kept clerk’s offices in the state. Existence—Not" Like Good able to got his stuff into'cars after he With all hi* many duties In the clerk's taken up by' the Legion in respect to ■granted by- the courts. ,. . . Old .Tlmi Power Device. has started cutting and one can imagine office nnd as manager of the abstract a drive fur membership*, in the erection This paper Ls not informed as to his plight. . . . office Mr. Douglass finds timd to start of a suitable building for their meetings (Tort the hills pre­ whether this will No other a rt Inis suffered greater de­ The growers are entitled to have deand help build the new hotel, the re­ nnd (or a recreation plnce, a big cele­ terioration through price nuinl|Adntlou sented for the past throe months and building of the Pb-o block and many bration at some future date ami other thnn (tint of kitchen panhandling, and tho consumers shouldcl find out uhout finitf information from the railroads other public enterprises and be is nlways inportant phases of the work of the a wall I* now going up from a thou­ this before refusing to pny their Fel*and fmm the Armour Car lines about found ready nnd willing to give hi* I-egion. Post Commander Whitcomb sand “Jungles" nil over the quiet Innd. mnry bills but It will what they can expect and they wnnt definite information. Jn other words Conversation Carried on Between Chi­ time and money toward those things stressed tho importance of the boys Even the price of simp, which I* openocca- j| Southern Utilities Co., from collecting cago and Ossining, N. Y„ With Use that swell progress and the development keeping uptheir government insurance nlnnnjly used. Ih o u fli not Viu;oiirni:<-d. | any more bill* until they can guarantee |. they want a plain "yes" or "no" about of Small Aerial, Low Wave* Length,, of Sanford and Seminole county. and read several important items about promises tu make the American linbo j service whirji is thK car business SO they can govern The Herald and Power of Only One-Third of 0,ne their field operations accordingly. J. E. A. Douglass has resided in this insurance and the aims of the Legion look like n mini bi-drnggled soldier has fought for since the day the plant Kilowatt—Points to Elimination bf after a long vlglf In n cootie-ridden started to go to pieces. I). Ho™I wired Senator Fletcher and the f part of Florida the greater pnrt of his In obtaining.a square deal for the boys trench. Expensive, High-Powered Gener­ in Congress. The meeting wns' well Interstate Commerce Commission to­ Another matter brought to .th e at­ lify time and needs no introduction This yenV* convention, In n sj-iim*. ators. day a!fnit this condition and expects to the people with whom he comes or ail-m ini an 1 if every soldier and sailor will lie nieiniirnblt- luuMiiudi us the tention of the Commission iTrs was in Seminole County at the present lime to gel miiiii- definite information about ordinance relative to jtarking cars The De Forest laboratories of High lias come in contact during the past will join the Campbeli-^oHsing Post war liqs revolutionized the cruft <»f it hoboing nml ninny novel and sturtllnu the streets nt night, an ordinance Bridge. N. Y., announced that durlug twenty-five years and he is asking Un­ I he one of the best in the state. suggestions ns to bow to live mid has given rise to much discussion since The farmers arc not arbitrary about the Inst thirty days wireless telephone people for their support on his record this rendition. They realize that conversations Imve been carried on ns n faithfu public servant nnd ns otto travel wltbqiit work will be presented it operates in the majority of caSM bi scores of delegate*, hulling from a pa list strangers in our city who |sre there i*,a serious car shortage and they between Ossining ttnd Chicago, n dls- who lias served them well. every section of the Jbuntry. "Jungle" Ignorant of the ordinance und who art* realize that they will have to take tunee of some .UOO miles, ns well n* philosophy likewise hns undergone a liable to arrest for leaving their'ears in chance* with other lines of business. with cities nml towns In Indlnnn, Ohio, great change and the high cost of liv­ front of the hotels or other plaCei and western Nyw York, and South Caro­ Hut other . lines are not dependent ing hns only served to rub u sore laid lina. with the use of a small aerial, rase* they are forced to leave solely upon the movement of cars like o| h"ii when the Imnd of Industry durlnv tho ears on the streets if ho garage Is Ihe growers are anti the growers want s’ low wave length, nml power of only the wnr reached Into box car*, down convenient. Henry MoLaulin 'had a definite information and thj»y must jne thliil of one kilowatt. Into the truck* "imdemciitli." eiunbed Robert F. (Soweu, - engineer In have it or suffer-great losses in their tlie "Mind tniggiige'' nml puwrd over petition asking the commissioners, to charge of the De Forest Radio com­ crop*- They should know whether pany Million ut Ossining, said that tlo* Imperial Expedition, to Leave In tile roof* of (deeper* nnd day rnoelic* repeal the ordinance hut they -decided re lenient to n*k the official* to la? more < ALLS ON PEOPLE TO STAND , it will t.e iioxsiftle to get u car on the day success during the last month! In the of ten tIioiiniiml trains. , 4 June, Will Seek Scien­ especially in discharge « > f their duty and BY C O V E R M M E N T I N that th.-y expect to cut or not and the fll(v „f „|| sorts of wenther dlfllcoltlcs. War’s tirulnl grdcr to work *enr*-d in the'case of strangera to the city to TIM E OF NEED and liurned, It Is true, hut It did not railroads and the Armour Car Lines wns nscrlhahle to n new type of mod­ tific' Data. rru*h the spirit of the hobo cult nor explain the ordinance to them and not ■youId lie able to tell- them. ulating circuit am i the use of a new Madrid, March 12. (By Arasorlated deprive the hobo of bfs wits. The attempt an arrest and fine as it gives I' V glass In the-Do Forest million—a de* The sclent Ifle exploration nnd com­ Brens) A Lisbon telegram rays the coming convention will be a parade of the city the name of being a bad placo vice which earned for thnj particular mercial development of the region* kind of apparatus the term of "boltled traversed will be the main tibject of Portuguese government has issued' a wits. In fact, largely devoted to the for stranger* to stop. This was satis­ wireless.” the British Imperial nntnMlc.ex|»edl- proclamation to ihe new cabinet as­ question of "How to get by with prices factory, to all purties concerned and * Claims Saving of Expense. lion, which will leave England In suming power in tf.r.o of distri** and so "high." after visitors had all been heard tho Mirny u sigh will go iqi from u thou­ regular order of business was held and After asserting tlm l the experiments June for live year*' exploration In the the republic is shaken to its foundations |>olnleil to the elimination of expen­ nntnrctlc, during which nn attempt- by the confusion in the minds-of the sand liosom* when the old order of reports of the various departments sive, high-powered generators nnd tell­ will be made 'to reach the South people ami the spirit cJ opposition to thing* Is inentlom-d. Five years ago made which will lie given in a later ing how he had worked entirely on Ihe pole by airplane. Dr. John*!- Cope, discipline is prevailing the country and every hamlet, town mid city In Amer­ 375 meter n'hinlctlr wave length, Mr. llio surgeon nnd biologist In tho Boss asks for support .in “ this grave hour”. ica had it "Jungle." or eonventlonul ren­ issue of this puper. Chairman Stevens gave the citizens' dezvous (or holme*, where they could seh party of the Slmcktetnn expedi­ Gow6n snljl: . cook their own "inulllgmix," “bon up" a most res|>octful hearing in all the TWENTY FEET HIGH GORGE •'The effect of the new elrcttll Is to tion, who will command the qew expe­ IRg Cnnd Deal and shoot, dice to see whether they rules und tho commtaioners were IN ALLEGHENY RIVER PLAYS render the, voice transmission much dition, lias given the purposes of the Florida as a whale will be greatly would bop u iraTTKfor north, south. disposed to meet tho people niore than clearer, while the use of a new type Journey, a* follows: HAVOC of glass permit* of much greater Input 1. To ascertain the position nnd ex­ intorentrd in the $600,000 • tim ber «i*t or. west nnd where they could half way and do all they could . .to Pittsburg, March 12. (By Associated circuit In Ihe development of wire­ tent of the mineral nnd other deposits land deal which was negotiated yes­ evade the surveillance of tho "hulls." straighten out these’ little tangles th a t But today thing* are different. Five of economic value already known to terday, 43,000 acros of virgin tjm her Press) An ice gorge twenty feet high less power. have Voxed' the pgopfa's minds for to “It Is further Interesting to note exist In Aninrtlcn (through tho scien­ land in Osceola and -Polk counties yearn, ago It wn*s tolerably easy to'apstretching eight miles broke’ loose in many weeks\ the Allegheny river lost night a t Free­ that nil my experiment* are lielng con tific report* of Bruce. Mawson. Scott being ®dkl to AVilliam Candler of 'proach the kitchen door, If the dog was tied up and Ihe huck.vnrt! showed no ducted on n comparatively low wave nod Slincklctpn) nnd to obtain data A tlanta, treasurer of the Coca Cola port and started a rush down the river •mashing flat boats, barges, houseboats length—that la to ray, the . special for their practical development a* CA., wind thy real estate m an and trnre* of a wood pile, deliver n remi­ niscent tale of home mill mother, to the *nd other crafts. ‘The crash was heard amateur wave lengths permitted by* la a further source of luqierlnl wenltp. banker. W ith Mr. Candler will he kindly hou*dwlfe ami come away with the government regulation's. In nddl2. To obtain further evidence of for miles and caused fright among the tloiy* the experiment* nhow thnt the Clay beefsteak. |>!e‘and cake. It wns easy Ibe localities and migration of whale* associated R ., A. M cTyer, people living in the vicinity of the gorge. distance between Ossining nnd Chicago of economic m ine, nnd to erente Hrlt- Binlon, IL C. Wdodberry and E. C. five years ago to "mootch" the ordi­ KIwel!. T he land purchased was nary bucolic sojourner for the price of Is covered by using one third of tlo? en­ ikh Industries In this trade. known a s th e Pfann-Slngleterry tract. pieat, potatoes nnd onions with which [‘ .Madlsine Traverse In Strong .Photo- ergy of wldch the I»e Forest bscllllon 3. To Investigate the meteorological to "stew up" a “mulligan." ' l*lie d eal.w as m a d e liy J. E. Craw­ nnd mngnellc condition* In the Ross or oscillating nttdlon 1s cnpnble of Plsy At The Princess Today And five years ago It wns possible developing. In other words, with only ford. who Is associated with Elw dl & sen nren nnd *t Cape Ann (Bnderby Corning to the Princess today is one-third kllowntt of Inpnt energy In land) In connection with their Influ­ Co,1 M r. Crawford is a native of for certain of the hobo gentry to tulk William Fox photoplay entitled "Lost OP LACK - OP r single tube, we an* enabled to talk ence- In slmllnr conditions In Austral­ Orange county and son of Senator the average restaurant keeper nut of n ON ACCOUNT Money"— *rbl?h, If rran a Iro n r 1- without wire* from New York to Chi­ asia nml South Afrlcn, ‘ respectively. meal und sidestep tlie dish pan. Bui TEACHERS AND FAILURE O. II. Crawford. He has worked on vance report, that which is found in cago*. TO PROVIDE SALARIES . ’ •* I That sueh results nre of great econom­ the proposition fpr months and of nowmlnys It uppenrs to the American Pl*re of the money is quite worth the ic value harf been proven by tho station course Is rejoicing as it fa one of the .hobo Hint there are but three word* Profited by W ar Experiments. Waayington, March 12. (By Associa­ **crifire made by the beautiful London In'lhc lexicon of the uvernge citizen— “The new apparatus 1* a develop­ 'established by the Argentine govern­ ted Press) The Bureau of education b*l!e. Madlaine Traverse In the ment. ‘in large pnrt, of the splendid ment for similar purposes In the Ifegnit tim ber land deals ever made "work" ijiitl "bent It." .. in the atato.—Orlando Sentinel. Hoboes nre purchasing no nourish reports ssy that eighteen schools were •tellar role in this intensely interesting Improvements made on radio appa­ South Orkneys. ment In Job lot* tliesfc da^s. “ Tlie n|*- closed up to February 18th by th e ’lack “ 4. To circumnavigate the antarctic *tory certainly ha* the beauty and the ratus during the war. At thnt time lisas’ Statem ent Of Fight With Harrl jirnved plan I* to Imml together, eqcli of teachers through the failure to pro­ dramatic ability to make the picture radio expert* were able to talk from continent. Kissimmee, M*r. 9 ,- Fred M. Bats "Bo'-' tiiklng-n certain territory to ni». vide adequate salaries. 5. Generally to extend tho knowl­ |£ nlrplnne to the ghound nnd from ship 5Vl* up to all its promises. edge of Antarctica, especially with a candidate fo* state senstit'from the vnsji. turn the "collection*" Into a gem -The scene of the story fa laid In the to ship for only n few miles. “Wo iinve been able to talk over a view to obtaining further scientific N ineteenth senatorial district today ernl fund nml buy a calf or a pig on The. P ulestons Return South Aferican diamond fields. data of economic Importance. gavo his ride of tho.story in regard the hoof, lead the __ nnlmal. ’ to ,, the, • "Jun­ . Epsode No 2 of .Adventures of ftuth distance of OOO-mllesT but we have to­ Dr. and Mr*. P uleston and daugh­ The cost of the expedition Is catl- to the encounter he had last S atu r­ fc'les” nnd there prepare the "mulligan." day reached the commercial develop­ siven for the usual admission, ment or the wireless telephone under ninied nt £150,000. \ Down nt the South, ns Col, Wnttoi* ters M ary Elizabeth and Camilla* day with W B, H arris, editor of th(! alvi jiver, for the usual admfacion. son would say, the hoboes this ypnlf have returned to Sanford after ipend­ - Ga|l|. C. II. Wilkins, chief of the all conditions." . Kissimmee Valley G azette.‘M r. Bara Mr. Gewen, who In one of the engi­ selrntlflc'stnff to the Stefnnsson cxjie- >tatftd t h a i ha raw Mr. Harris cross­ iwllj find practically every hnnd turm>d- ing the w inter in M iatpl. Dr. Pule- ’ ngnlnst .them , every kitchen dinir cton will tesvm e the practice of medi­ neer* of-the Do Fohesrhrimnitorlea nt dltlnn. wttt-/ar Company -Doctor- f*npo Date of Christ's Birth. n* chief of ine sclenllflc staff for the ing the street and he walked out in­ closed tight, for the high cost of living cine here and having been away from New York, Is * mepibcr of the InstlChristian era. liret used >hy a to the street and up to Mr. H arris. I* holding hllurtmis carnival In those new vet] In re. . . *itc of Itndlo Engineers. ; home lon$ enough to reMiie thnt old “ml; 1)lnnyslu« Kxlguus. In the year He’asked the latte r if he would apolo­ PQrts nnd tho demand for labor I* rong about "no placo like home’' A- D*a ml,adopted by Christian nogize -fer what he said to him in the greater than ever before!—New York •ays he will live and die in Sanford. • u,l“ m a Inter period, wus lutemled ■ » - For Clerk of Conrt Superintendent Public Instruction G izetty oftce Friday or would he Evening Sun. Itegio with the birth of C hrist T he many friend* /if tho puleston I hereby announce my candidacy take r. licking. Mr. Harris replied he I hereby announce my candidacy onj-*|Ui j, bcjlevcdt. however, to fam ily are glad to know th a t they . A Way to Fam*. ' c made go error In fixing that for re-election m superintendent of for re-election as Clerk of the Circuit would do neither and thereupon Mr. have returned home and will again Fan)* la very easily acquired. All . ‘I1* ,n •he year 0f Rome 1H Instead public -Instruction f o r / Semlndle Court J ot Seminole County, subject Bass states- the editor called him r grqu have to do l« to be In the right he indentifled with the business a n d . to the Democratic Primary to be held name no white man would ta k e and plaee at the right time and do the right <•*)- C hiisfs birth la *n’ow consld- C ounty, subject to the Democratic •orial life of Sanford. TheyNvHl be »re«I to hare taken place In or before prim ary to be held June 8th,i 1920. June 8th. 1920. when he4did M*. Dasa took hold' of thing In the righi way—and Then ad* th a guests of th e Valdes until they . ,h* m r U t ‘ j ^ E . A. Douglass. ’ Mr. Harris* roller with his left hapd, . T. W. LAW TON. Ise it widely.—Kansas city Star. (an build a new home. ” ’ ‘. VliJF» . - , t V r vY*itv. • • WANT THE TRUTH From . Collecting For Service Not Given MEANS SOMETHING HOBO IS IN BAD” WIRELESS PHONE GAINS IN REACH TALK MORE THAN 900 MILES BRITISH TO DEVELOP ANTARCTIC WEALTH PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT • PROCLAMATION ICECORGE ; BREAKS UP BIG DAMAGE THOUSANDS . OF SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED — t------- --------- '• :-v . • . ■ V �** . _r j __ i,_ •• , s * * . * 9% 4. '* * • \ • * * * * . • . J f 0 • f* . PAGE 4t 9 . . • * # - • *y1 • 1 'm m m < IP " v• • \ • •. .. •’• ■‘ “ * - A .. • NIGHT 7 TO 11 TONIGHT YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE MAMMOTH NINE (9) BREL PRODICTION ADAPTED FROM THE NOVEL OF • MARCH n any and all of its com petitor!. - shown In tho city. Its story Is big M r. Field has accum ulated a (Hud vital, hut y et full (if the human fortune front. Its earnings. It is interest of every-dsy occurrences known, not only as an 'attraction, among every-day people but an' institution. Clean in every detail, it has furr.irhrtf a~.iLrc.~rnt SH ER IFF IIAKER DEAD for generation after generation. The public views It os their own, capacity .audiences greet it everywhere. . This, thy* Qilrd of a century tour, is to be made memorable, th e com­ , West I’nlm Reach, March 9.— Gco-j pany augm ented. The Al. G. Field rge B. R aker sheriff of Palm Roach ' Ministrels will this year present county, died this morning a t 10 o’-j clock after a short illness from acute t indigestion. He ayffered^his first at-! lock lost week •m rv ttb o b fh serious- ' ly ill had apparently reeoverd and a tttended MMfI / & his fttla official A411 a.. I duties ‘1.ill .. on. a. ft, SaturOM111B I day. ’ HAROLD BELL WRIGHT Adults 35 Cents; Children 20 Cents The Big Nine Reel Peal Of The World” at Th< Today* * TOMORROW BACK TO THE 10c AND 20c PRICES ." T h e Eyes of tho W orld" th< photoplay from Harold Bell W right’i truly groat novel, shown a t thi Princess . t o d a y is a big and intensely interesting production O B E H[ 1a CfflEldJll IN EPISODE No. 2 OF - |0 BjgjwjSSr I 1 | The photoplay follows th e a u th o r’s story with exactitude and the char­ acters on the screen are the char­ acters from the pages of th e ’ novel to the life. ’ I t is unnecesary to say anything about the p lo t—let it suffice th a t It conctrnc a group of th e most intcresting characters ever presented If you like thrill*—If you like romantic adventure—if you liko suspense, then you*11j go wild over this serial NE TRAVERSE In the Five Reel Fox n a tu re A dramatic story of a fight for million* in which a worn in finds tho one voice that can awaken her heart A drama cf the dtamjr.d fields ' lcian Thirty-three years is a long time for any business to ’lie conducted "by this man th at orginated it Hut more particularly an amusement venture— a business that is viewed as precarious Thirty-three years ago Al. G. Field entered the Minlstrel profes­ sion ns the manager of the company hearing his nnme. He .has been ac­ tive in the management of this com­ pany every year since, , Thero Ls not a city or hainlct in thi* land wherein the company is not well, nnd favorable known. It is said the success of the company has been greater than any company of its kind. It has outclassed and outrivaled Lenses Ground GLASSES ADJUSTED . and REPAHtED - L; A. BRAND Optometrist-Optician 221 E- First Street Opposite, fostomce Mr. Raker had been sheriff of Palm Reach county over since that county has exsisted, n period of 11 years, n trib u te to the faithfu. and , fearless execution of his duties. He was 6$ years of age and is survived 1 by a widow and a large family of children. Funeral services will bo announced life r. America’fPOldest and Be.st Minstrel Organization An.AUtACllua That Has Became an InatUuCan BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER* —• • Derby Day at Churchill Downs A Dazzling Dancing Dircrllscmcnl THE BIG BURLESQUE The Frogs Wedding One Touch of Naluro Memorable Minstrel Merry makers Seats on Sale Tuesday; ESTES PHARMACY AUTO andT PAINTING When You Invite Her to Ride it’fc your duty to provide fo.-her comfort and to see that she suf­ f e r no loss or- damage to her apparc’. If you let m put a firstclass top on your car both pro. visions will have been attended to. She will be protected from both blazing sun and blinding Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is * Complete ~ Prices and Terms Reasonable W e S p ecia lize in W a sh in g and P o lish in g Cars PHONE 112 • , TRY A HERALD WANT AD BLOUSES Boll Blouse won’t fade colors. Plain white ai chambry Dutchess Pants for Boy the best for hardest wear. P 1a i n W h i te, Blue, Grey a id Brown ^ t r i p e s , Finish Materials. The New Dry Goods Store $1.00 Is Worth One H undred Cents S IZ E S 6 T O 18 Y E A R S New shipment of Bungalow Aprons, all new patterns, checks, stripes and plain materials sizes 32 to 52 . It is said now that a Dollar is worth about 50c in purchasing value. • »' - . ' . . ■ We discount Our Bills in order to assist You in making Your Dollar worth One Hundred Cents in purchasing value at OUR STORE. New Draperies and Cretonnes for Spring Will You Let Us Prove This? Special For Saturday the 13th One lot Silks, assorted Colors and Plaids worth about $1.50 for $1.00 per yard. Saturday Only. Cor. 4th St. and Sanford Ave Sanford, Florida * 50CCXXXXXW XXXXXXXXXXJCXX5.-XX 3-1 years service to San ford Galituerapd Linen onomy is uie the foundation -of Success. Success, Practice x^Lonuinj Economy in each purchase you make and thereby en­ large the purchasing power of $1.00. ' j. THE GARDEN OF MIRTH Furniture and Complete House Furnishings range groves u n d r o - r gardens aro around Redlanth, the locale i story have been exquisitely | graphed into scenes nf ran- c It took eight months to film Eyes of the World” nrul the i play shows it in the careful wc out of the sumllcst detail. * The picture is one of the best A Magnificent First Part PRICES: 75c $1.00 $1.50 Plus Tax Doors Open 7:15 * ‘ • Curtain i Fisherman's Lucky Oay. A l l . ar4ii gold hand ring was found by John Moore, one of the crew of the fishing schooner Gertrude De Costn. Inside n big halibut enught on George bank recently. The ring Is a man’s size and Is believed to hnvo been dropped overboard from soma trans-Atlantic liner. Judging from Us condition when recovered from the halibut's slomnrh by Moore, the ring hnd been lost recently. Moore will wear It. ns there Is no way of deter- A prologue gives am ple explanation of the ito ry proper, accounting for the actions and the punishm ent of the various chararteVs __ Monroe .Salisbiyy. as the cynical FRECKLES Positively Removed LoGrange, is easily the outstanding by Dr. Berry’* Freckle Ointment Your Dfamist or by M.ll 65c character in the photoplay. Semi for Free Jack Livingston as the struggling D r.CII.Berry Co., **n Mi,i»i,«»..... artist; Kathleen Kirkhnm, as the de­ signing Mm. Trnine: Jane N ovak, as the pure-hearted Sybil: Kdcnrd Poll, us the sensuous Hullidge; Lurllne Lyon*, as the pitiful Myra Willard; Arthur Tavares, as her persecuted brother; Jack McDonald, as the dis- •enbuch, W ashington, I>. C.; II. Mcirill and wife, Jork'onvilile : F. A. Coir. Ringham ptonrN . V H. linnhart,/Foli-do, Ohio; J. W. nsnn, Palntkn, Fin.; 0 . F. W inter Petersburg. Fin; F. W. Cook, E. 11. Howland, and wife, Omaha eh.; E. G. Brown and wifc.Rujamin i J.; A. D. Parrish and wife, Tam1 , Fla.; Miss Fannie’ Sanders, Grecnrhoro ridge and wife, Middlyhnrn, Mass Canada A. F. M anner, New York; W. II Monde II Montreal Canada; Mrs J. A. R obert.Hurtful en Hart, Conn Mr*. s. Dulas, M ontreal, Canada Mrs. II. Gaines, Quebec, Canada Mr*. I). C. Broadway.., Daytont H a.; II._Lov etto nnd wife, Colum­ bus, Inc!.; Mrs. E. Berk, Sander.*v.lle Ga.: Cliff Perry, Sandrrsv ll« C,a. Jno. N. Church, Jacksonvi le, • ■ SANFdkn DAILY HERALD AFTEROON 2 TO 5 . • * • • . , ■» . ■ . . *• * » ’T FORGET THE LINEN �of the highly educated? lan't that a way to help drive them into the rankest materialism? The above article taken from the March issue of The American Majfaxine la a statement of the reasons for the • v ' rtm L istiias • existing conditions^ in practically cv^ry state of our-Union. The memorandum INC. below was adopted at ta meeting Jan. R. J. HOLLY, Editor W . M. HAYNES. Business Manager 7 by public school officials on a ntimber of the eastern States and published in ASmtUM Rum M*4« Sm «« Afflkell** the,current Issue of School Life. • In the States of the Atlantic seaboard hundreds cf schools are dosed be cauke UtutCRirnON FRICK IN ADVANCE teachers are not available for them. There are being employed as teacher* large numbers of persons who do not possess the qualifications that have ■ Ealrrrd u MO*ad <Um «•<*• (W*b»i XI, hitherto been required. A loss of S*lt, *trS*SM**rtc*»l8»Ji/*»d. rUrU* “ dw -•«« V Much J. UT*. ' . t ’ students in the State normal schools' amounting to 25,.30 and in some States 150 per cent Indicates that young per­ sona are .turning their attention to other occupations than teaching. Gouging an editor’s eye out beCommercial and industrial opportunities r failed to give him causa the la . . tte ----m ma com plim entary notice, accompanying are not only attracting teachere from his announcem ent, la a new method the schools, but they are drawing away of cam paigning Inaugurated by a from supervisory positions in education Kissimmee candidate. Wo will watch those (ipon rwhom reliance for Icajlerth k t candidate’s vote and sec what ship should be placed THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY th ^ people u p there think of that kind of business. However, we are glad th a t we adopted the rule of flvii\g every candidate a good send-off w ith his announcem ent. We have no eyes to. risk on candidates.—Laljeland Telegram. c THE SCHOOL TEACHER MARCH 12. 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 2 PALATKA N E E D S COMMIS' SION G O V E R N M E N T By a. vote of about four to 'one I'alatk a tax payers voted, long ago, to ertublish a commission or city manager, form of government for the adm inistration, of municipal affairs. The sentim ent among tax payers has not changed,, hut the MORE PEOPLE Fresh Cranberries Celery Hearts Silver Skinned and Spanish - ' A FRESH SUPPLY OF NUTS, FIGS, DATES Best Beef and Pork Brookfield Sausage READ BOOKS According to English Authority, Thla la One of the Results of th a 'W a r, . There are fire tl tries as many peo­ ple fn England reading books as there were before the war,, according to Sir Ernest Williams, one of the foremost, publishers dt London. He sa js w nr, has (might the people there the value of hooks, nnd shown them the Joy o f . reading. Wheo- air raids were numer­ ous and alt social activities stopped, there still rem ained. the Inner room, the light anil hooks. There was a quick demand developed for light reading, hut It has changed and grown so' that now the best books are most In derannd. When a ir raids were ended and lights and social activities were used again, the habit of reading was continued and has grown rapidly the post year. JT There la an Insistent demand, this publisher says, for books that deal -with real life. It la-hta belief that out of the experiences of war has been horn a deeper appreciation .of life and understanding of bow tremendous­ ly worth living It Is. On this new con­ sciousness he bases the demand for books that deal alncrrely with prob-' lems of life.—Ohio State Journal. ISLAND SAVED BY t A bank is much more than merely a safe place’ for. keeping funds, for handling checks, for ttollecting drafts, etc. • A bank should be regarded as .the inti­ mate helper, advisor, and friend of the custom­ er, ever ready to co-operate in every proper way, tp extend necessary accommodation as re­ quired, arid to protect his interest in eveiy way th at lies within it's power. > This Is the kind of service that we en­ deavor to render; and we invite you to make your connection with us with such service in view, WOMEN How the Female Population of Helgoland Upset Calculation* of Danish Admiral. Phono 106 Ilelgolnnd, the nnvnl wnll flower during the World war, had Its fnte • The school teacher is critlsixed for decided, upon one memorable occaaloit, being behind the times! He spends hi . the .woman nf-the Inland, according very llfllltrfo r recreation. He cannot to n bulletin of the National Geograph­ afford to buy 'books or magazines. ic society. About the time William I t- is a mad scramble to keep a shirt on Penn was settling Pennsylvifnln a his hark and shoes on his feet.' He Danish ndmlrnl rnptun-d fho Inland's never goes to the theatre* The 15 fishermen one night while they were Almost Wiped Out by Dance and cent movie la about his limit. More pinning their nets. He threatened of the details could he "aired"—but Feast. to hold them ns hostages, mull tlm the facts are familiar to ever)1 body. island surrendered to Denmark. Wives, mothers nnd sisters arose nnd If a great satirist like Voltaire nr Famine Follow* Fete Among A l a i k . n forced the Danish garrison to re­ Dean Swift were alive, what fun be linquish any claim upon Helgoland. Indian*—Forty-Two Are could have with teachers! Here would "In the fifteenth and sixteenth •Dead. \w some of the points for him: Teach­ centuries Helgoland was a center of ers ululate themselves to appreciate Cordova, Alaska.— A ploy, n dance the North «cn herring fisheries. TJjett good books but they liuvn l the price and a feast, winding ti|t ii «en*on of herring veered back to Scotland's to see them. They study to get an plenty tuts responsible for the near- const and the Islanders handed down understanding of great plays. They extinction of the Qiilgtlllngok trlhe of n tale of the Impiety by which tbny would enjoy Shakes|M'rean production* natives Inst winter and spring, ac­ forfeited the boon. Until u few years more than m«si people but they cording to John II Kllhtick, sujterin- ago horse*, were unknown -to, the Is­ haven’t the price to see them. They i temlent of schools fur the Kusknkwlm land. One story has It that \vhcn an old woman saw mi Englishman ride river district. The famine following the feast. Mr; up the hills she dropped dead from Kllhuck said In Ids animal report to the shock of what she believed was the .bureau of education, mused the a supernatural creature. deaths of at least of Jhe natives, Humidity. i ml would have wiped out the entire • Inn hail not missionaries come to the Iltmddlly Is the moisture or aqueous resetie with n suiqdy of V*,,o|. vapor In the atmosphere. The vapor 'I’he tribe. Mr Klllmrk mild, stored Is really an Invisible gas. When this up great i|unntliles of flsli, during tiie vapor hecotnes visible It Is called dew, Mimtuer and fall seasons. fog, mist, lime, clouds, rnln, mow, hall, CO-OPERATION In celebration of their good for­ etc., according to the size of the drops Ten men working together ran tune they Invited other tribes to a t­ of water or the method by which the create far more Ihuu ten tim es the tend n *‘kirvgagyngttgg." featured by n vapor condenses. A given space nt n wealth th at any ont* of- them could play, n "white man’s dance” and the given temperature can contain only n giving away of food. When It was definite nmmirjt of moisture. When n create working by himself. all over the guests were millionaires given space contains nil of the mois­ Tiie ratio going on, ever increases. In the currency of the section, whll# ture It Is capable of holding lt*l$ said On thousand then in co-operation the hosts were paupers. * to he saturated. The percentage of can do more than a.hundred groups It will he yenrs. .Mr. Klthiiek de­ moisture In the air to what tt would of ten men each, every group work­ clared. before the (Jiiigllllngoks recover hold If saturated Is Failed the relative from lhe effects of their generosity. humidity. When the n lr'ls saturated ing alone. with moisture the humidity would he United nations progress faster tun per cent, nnd If half saturated W1 than countries in which there is per cent, three-quarter saturated 7.1 continual internal discord. Civiliza­ per cent. The Increased humidity has tion is the result of united peoples. much to do with the effect of the tem­ perature on the Individual, which Is If we ever have a co-operating the region the subject Is so commonly world, with nil nations working to­ discussed during hot periods. gether nnd enjoying free intercourse anti free exchange of products, the Responsibilities. prosperity we have enjoyed up to the Thinking of others does not excuse present time will, in a later duy. folks from respecting (heir n\vn re­ Residence: 1)05 Magnolia Ave. appear to he negligible. . Phone till sponsibilities. The world wouldn't get These are self-evident facts, sup­ along very fust If nil our lime and Office: Kir-rt National Hunk Building ported by the experience of ail thoughts were given to Adhqrs. To get Phone tC'J along ami have the means to he help­ ful fn others we must do considerable for ourselves. Our Job must bring enough returns to the boss fn pay him for the trouble of bothering with us. a Our home life tenches others nnd we punished GLASSES ADJUSTED must p to It that our contact leaves In helping others Jo grow, we our­ them happier for the touch. Life Ls and REPAIRED selves grow. The farm er's problem more than mere routine however much is the m anufacturer's problem, bcIt tuny seem to he cast In* a one piece enuse the m anufacturer like the m er­ mold. It's our thoughts for others F. L. MILLER. Owner that lift us out of the humdrum and chant and the man *of profession, mnjtp life xyortli living.. There’s no relies cm kite-farm er for food. The Optometrist-Optician limit to the enthusiasms of life when m anufacturer's problem is the far­ concern for another's welfare gels hold mer's problem. Ip-cause tire latter 22 I E . First Street of £oii. relies on the former for his m anu­ Opposite Poslofllce facture J products. Envied the Tailor. ’ The Interests of all men are inter­ Wheii Douglas Fairbanks tens s locked. The farm er cannot turn m an­ little hoy. five years old. he lived In ufacturer and the manufacturer Denver, nnd he was ulwny* sent, to Iijm! much earlier than he wanted to go. cannot turn farmer without a luss. Op|x>*lte his bedroom was n tailor Thfr man who refuses to co-operate shop where the lights burned brightly* Is an enemy to society. FOB S P R I N G a long time after Douglas went to A com m ercial/organization In a sleep. He used to lie nnd watch Iho town l*. a body whostS purpose is co­ Industrious tailor, and one day he sur­ prised Ids father by saying that he operation of all business interests for knew whnl ho wanted to do when ltd the good of the entire community. grew up; he would be n tailor. Join the Board of Trade! “Why?’’ said his father. Co-operate!—St. Augustine Record “ Because" wild Dougins, “t could alt ifp then ns long ns I wanted tt>—nil ician F. T, FORSTER. President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida C H U L U O T A INN . CHULUOTA, FLORIDA OpenfDcccmbcr 7th for th e Season. Mrs. C H /.S. D. BKUMI.EY, Mgr. CHULUOTA, IN N On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Ctutst Railroad Special Attention Given to Automobile Parties MRS. C. D. BRUM LEY, Manager, CHULUOTA. FLORIDA Cotton Seed Meal N ITRATE SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES B. C. DODDS, M.D Lenses Ground Milvis Marble Co L. A. BRAND Monuments, Copings In Marble or Granite SUGGESTIONS BEANS LIMA BEANS BEETS EGG P L A N T SQUASH TOMATOES CUCUMBERS SWEET CORN PEPPERS W c Have T he SEED—FRESII C H A*f S E & C O .r* # r *J- —J-F-- * - , - *■ SANFORD, FLA. Building Material ^ YOU CAN’T MAKE HAY WITHOUT SUNSHINE Nor can yon make much money without some effort to • C 0N S E H 'E Y 0 U E R E S O U R C E S by establishing credit'witli a reliable to ilk. Roonng of All Descriptions cii.i.s a# Ancient Ruling House. The Rajput house yf Chniuha have ruled their little Indian’ mountain state for more than IJ5U0 yenr.v of unbroken descent, lamp before the dawn of modem English history, tiefore the Mussulman Invuslon. through nil the changing scene* and tlynasiles of northern ludln, this Rajput state sumo Ilojput fnmlly. Th* Itnja Uhiiri Singh hns Just died Whetr royalty was thrust upon him 15 years ago hy Ida brother’s abdication; he accepted hie bonof* under protest with modesty and dignity mid w llh jh e fullest sense of m q io D sib lllty has ruled h is s t a t e in the Interest of Ills people, i Lime, Cement, PliBtor Brick, Drain Ti'e and Sewer Fipn. :: ;; Hill Lumber J .* •m * Artistic Veyi^imllUude. Customer—These grand opera phon­ ograph records ure Imperfect. I can't get anything out of them hnlf the time. . Salesman—They nru our finest achievement. You never enn tell'when these, records will sing—they’re so temperamental.—Boston Transcript. Japanese In Bolivia. " v Jnpnni-se Interests have obtained n great stretch or land In Bolivia. They have Mao 20,000 sqnitre miles In fvrtt Agriculture and mining Is their stunt, HOME INSTITUTION W E PAY 4 % "O H 3 A Y I N G f �SANFORD DAILY HERALD ■“ #;*» LUtle Happening* Mention or Matters In Brief Personal Items of Inlereat, Summary of the Floating Small Talks Saednetly The class has arranged for three Arranged for } a pillow cake booth, an apron booth Herald Readers and a miscellaneous booth. On the latter will bo found alt kinds of hand­ th a t tho requirem ents of law will made articles both useful and or be complied with and the Tax Books Cooked foods, dainty, delicious and will positively he closed on April appetizing, will appeal to • the most First as provided by law and all fastidious. . * lands on which taxes have not been At the conclusion of business Mrs. paid will bo advertised and execu­ Kelly served a dainty sandwich, course tions issued for unpaid personal with coffee. property taxes. I A . .. JN O . D. JIN K IN S Prominent Visitor Here iTax Collector, Seminole C ounty. 110- 12tc. Ex-Congressman Charles D. Haines of New York who has s winter home at Altamonte was In the city today and paid the Herald office an appreciated visit. Mr. Haines Is prominent In New York business and manufacturing Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor* circles and served his statg^jiapy yearn in Congress having entered '..politics .Phone 395 when he was In his twenties. He 1* not an old man yet and la of the virile, Mr. and Mrs. L, D. Staten of Flo­ progressive type of real American rence S. C., arc the guests of Mrs. M. manhood and one has only to talk M. StcVart. with him a few momenta to discover Mrv..C. L. Ausley of Americiis, Ga. that he la a real American lo every ■pent several hours in the city on Tues­ sense bf the word. He Is a great day the guest of her cousins Mr. and booster for Florida and Altamonte and Mrs. David Speer. and Seminole county in particular and Mrs. John Purdon was hostess to a says that Altamonte is destined to. be­ jolly party on Wednesday, motoring come oi)e of the greatest tourist resorts to Orlando In Mm. Purdon’s nevf car. in the central part of the state in a few Refreshments were served in Orlando. yearn and anyone that has ever seen Mr. and Mm. T. W, Lawton wore Altamonte can well believe it. If the among the Oviedo folks entering the county had a few more men of the Edward Brigham entertainment nt the Charlie Haines type it would build up twice as fast os it is now building. Baptist Temple, Thursday evening. In and. A b o u t The d t p t St — *■ • Plenty of Plain View Bean Plan­ t e r s ’ for im m ediate delivery. Hill implem ent and Supply Co. 113-6tc, K estaranf-For Sate~ m m , - ~; • m On account of illness In family necessitating removal to Georgia the Park Avenue Cafe and all fur­ niture and equlpem nt Is offered for sale. Good business in good location. f{,r particulars . soo Miss Carrie Cray, Park Avenue Cafe. 108-tf. , Just received a complete line Of Children’s Ready to Wear H ats, in Milsn etc. Mrs. Grace Williams. I14-6tc. . Electrical Fixtures, House Wire-, -log, in fact all kinds of electrical work. Phone 442. W. H. T/eadwell, Electrician. 88-tf. Anyonp has work In building Trade, Decorations, A nthony Sche-* man and M innhan, one of the old pioneers of Sanford Fla., his tim e, while staying Jiere awhile, like to be employed, J lG-3tpA nthony W. Schleman . Cooked Food Snie, benefit of Methodist Cenfonery, S aturday, . March 13 a t B etts Bros. Eow orth League. 116-3tc. Groceries Accepted Incident as Mandate. A remorknhle case of ring tlmllng is related of St. Aiilitn., blslnpj of Za­ mora. who 11veil In the tenta W nlury. He wauled to surrender tils bishopric tnd threw his episcopal ring Into the Doilru. But a fish brought It back to hltn, and he concluded that he sltuuld :ontlnuo to hear Ids burden. ’ , “Sycophant." Sycophant- Is from n Greek word which.* expressed In* English letter*. Is written, sukxipliuntes. tnenung flghtnhhers." lum a-lent day* donio.,rntlc Athens passed n law forbidding the ex­ portation of Ilgs4n urdeF to keep down the prices. The Inw„ of course, was evaded, hut there were always found tnchlTfellows, who for rownnl or to win favor with the authorities. Inform ed on exporters. They were'cnlled In contempt fuikoplmntcs, ("ngblabbers,") or ‘‘Informers,” ns we would say. Hence sycophant enpie to signify n government toady and llien n tondy generally. Unique Dinner Mr. and Mm. J. II. Calder entertained at dinner, on Thumdny evening with co/ers placed for eight. A delicious mpnue was served, baked Belgian hare the piece do resistance. Quantities of fr4 rqscs adorned life living and dining rooms and centered the table. Red geraniums designated the places. Enjoying the gracious hospitality of SUNDAY, MARCH 14th .their hosts were Mr. and Mm. S. L. Shlnholser. Mr. and Mrs. Quesenberry. 11:00 A M. T he Diitin (tiidun t Mr. and Mm. Forrest Gutchel. Beliefs of the Baptists m ' 1 Som ething New t ’ -A T - L. P. McCullers x PHILLIPS GUY THEATRE 9 And It Is Up To You. To Di whether or not Our Store should be helped along. Whether or not we deserve your patronage depends upon you. We have used every effort to plate a Cloth­ ing store in Sanford that will i>e-the equal of a fcity stQEe, carrying the very best that can be purchased, W lTHQUT TH E CITY PRICES. Its here for you and we want you to come get it. After trying us out once you can then be the judge as to whether or not we deserve your further consideration. Other men have said we did, let's hear what you have ,to say ‘ HEADQUARTERS : said as he gave his Hundred Dollars to the Base Ball Club that in giving: it as well as ihe right to use. the Ball Park this Summer he felt that the money was be.• ing given to help the town, as a good ball team is a help to the town, of us help the pi opposition along, it deserves it. IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN Dancing p a rty every Saturday night a t "T he A ltam onte H otel", Miss Marie—Knapp ~of Lancaster; Altamonto SptlRfs. ‘ JJanelfig from 8:30 to 11:30. Tickets 75 cents each Pa., and Lee' McLain of Geneva were recent guests of Mrs. W. L. Seig. Miss person. Geo. E. Bates & Son. Knapp is spending the winter in Florida. Fri. and S at.-tf. Rev. Wright and family of Oviedo Property O w ners Take Notice attended the aong and dramatic recital The law provides th a t " If taxes at the Bnptist TbmpTo last evening. upon real estate ahalK pot bo paid Mm. Will Hand, Mm. Ledorer and before the First day of April pf any Mm. Cora Akers are spending the day _year. the Tax Collector shall adver­ with relatives in Orlando.. tise and Sell.'4 ^ $_r Mm. Torn Cook and children who This is to notify all concerned have be<yi visiting Mm. W. C. DeCoureey returned to Jacksonville, Thursday. Mrs. Ftmvillc is* expected today from Raleigh, N. C. to visit Mrs. W. A. Zachary. Mrs. LoRoy Kirtley left on Thursday .F O R to return to her home In Chicago after a visit of several weeks with her parents, EVERYTHING IN Mr, and Mrs. Henry Wight. Mias Lucy Byrd Smythe left op Thursday for Topeka, Kansas to visit friends for sometime. FRUITED OATS PA OF 5®?S|, , T . 1__ ._ Easter bazaar and cooked food sale which will be held March 20th gt the Ball Hardware Store on. First street. m m x m Things You Should Know Today 7:30 P M Wha are t ie B i p ’n t i ? W hat Have They L> me? * These days of higk prices, Clothes that last longest is what you want. Thais the kind you get at O u r Place. * THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT' Mlll’nsr Named for Milan. . W anted—To b u y th at old fundFor Sale—Stable Manure in Before Paris ln-cnittc flip mistress of turc. Turn it into cash. Dixie F ur- lot*. Buffklir & Girvln, Blsbee Bldg, mod oh, Milan gave the fashion lo the nituro Co., 321 Sanford nve. 113-6tp JaekBonville, Fla. ' tlO-SOte. world: hence.the word inlUlner. iFor S ale—Player piano in perfect For Sale—8 acre* celery land all condition, house hold goods and tiled with 4 flowing wells. Good furniture. Also Sm ith typew riter hoUBC, Binds 100,000 fyet hleching and bicycle. 1109 Palm etto A v e .1lumber. Reasonable price—term s, E. F. Lane 113-6tp. 1 # ’ ’ # •I CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING “j— <$> <♦ 1# ♦ Koi’honRordHi Ni» IMd* Curtain At 8:15. No one Seated During The Prologue - An Epoch-making event In the annals of Ameri­ can am usem ents Is the presentation- by Richard W citon Tt:!ly rf the virilc-cEepelUEff'tecccrnplhhcd American actor, Guy Rotes Post, in the irridescent .bubble . . . r?. ■rt'-'lorn — i.-----"T h e M asquerader.^ hum anity, _____ ^ e U* * »o*»*i 'r’i B dram-Ln.-atc.-pieco i.7 ___ _Lj taken ;from the widely read novel of K atherine T hurston, Intim ately illustrate* the live-* of Cctii ’____ two men w ho m et In the fog and traded identities and living’ q u arter’. The dual chart rtrrFiallon offer* Mr. Post a wonderful ojfportunity* and the conatrasted char­ acters uro impcrsonatc'J by U rn with all the art of a genius mind. I’ is drug fiend' is a pitful wretch: bis fcodcr. the "m a n ,’* th e m c n ta l’and moral an­ tithesis cf the other. More Intensely and artistically Interesting than Jcckyl and- H yde—more ransslvg In presentation than any modern play, and yet, so deftly done. Its ponderous Beenes move with th e sm ooth rapidity of For Sale -Pigs, two good stock. Also one I H. G. Dielerich. months old, Jersey cow. 117-Otp. wonderful pixy is—A LIV IN G M OVING, TA LK ­ IN G PA N O R A M IC R E FL E X OF T H E WARP A N D W pO F_O F HUMANITY. The'"moat Ponderous of sill Modern Plnys^ pulsating with the element that comprise! ’ Life presented in If You Have Not Been Immersed Have You Been Baptised? G EO RG E HYMAN TELL YOU Cooked food sale and Easter Bazaar. All kinds of fancy work at Ball lldw Co., store March 20th. lJ7-7tc. For Sale — Two story 8 room house and garage. Clear title. # Sanford H eights. Apply No. -102, Sanford Jt venue. . . - 113-tfc. For Sale. 2 Hogs, clean fed weigh aboil* 200 lbs. each in fine shape to hut her W H. Myn**J. 919 French Ave. Ilfi-^tc For Sale—Kiddie-Koop, in fair condition. $10.00 cash. Can he seen a t 214 Elm nve. * W anted—One cow pony for city pound. Will exchange for other stork. G, A. Abbott, City Managrer, lll-O tc . W anted—L aly waitress Experienced Bell Cafe 79-tf A L L K I N D S OF IN S U R A N C E . JU ftP E A L E S T A T E . I® S A N F O R D . F LA. FLA “ When (he horse is stolen, the stable door is locked'*1 D o n 't ’ M ake . . The Sam e M istake W anted —Night Clerk, man middle age, references. Local man preferred. Seminole Hotel, 8. R Emmerich*; Mg’r. I in-3tc. Regarding Y our F ire In s u ra n c e ! ‘M Make sure of your insurance at once, so that in the not improb­ able event of a disastrous fire in your own home you will be amply pro-, tectcd against financ al loss. Lock the door at i / once! Thrift in Peace Time The first requMto for >ou to do is to th in k —this will bring forth Ideas of two kinds; \’ix* Imperfectcd .and Perfected Ideas. The. lm pcrfocted Idea is.one where you think you will somo day s ta rt to save b u t ju st seem never to do It. The Perfected Is •w heie you ACT AT O N C E and save .for thrift’s sake. Which courre will you take? You know which is best an d . We Know where we cun help you. Will you Come H E R E ? For Sale—One 18 Horse Power Kerosene Oil Engine. Chase & Co.. Sanford, Fla. |05-tf. For Spin—Fresh Milk Cow. Sea E. J. Taylor, -407 Magnolia avenue. The Subjects herein printed* ; loc-tf. will he discussed the day? For Sale—House and four lots. A and hours stated. .rgain. Box. 239. 113-6tp • The New T estam ent and The ' People Cnlled Baptists by W snted—W hite lady for house­ George McDaniel form th e keeper and cook for mill handa a t t basis for the lectures. Forrest City. W rite Mrs. P. R, Pounds, ‘M aitland, R. The Baptist Temple telephone 130, city. Park Avenue and Sixth Street. A For Sale A beautiful home and |i good celery farm at Berk Hammock. I’ O Box 329 or phone 152. 116-Gtp. LOCALS - Sanford $4437.60 Fronting north on brick highway jusl east of the Read These Scriptures artesian Spring half mile west of Monroe road. 35H acres of ideal Muttiicw 3:1. 3:18-16, 23:8homo site and irrigable farm land. Mark 1:4, 6; 1:9-11. Worth $200 per acre offered for John 3:3, 5,7. 12‘ $75 per acre cash Direct from « Acts 2:41-17; 6:1-6; 8:12 owncs. Enquire at Phone 352 re­ 36-39; 10:43-18. lating abstract and deed. Ity-tf. Roman* 6:4,5. Ephesians 4:6. Coloss inns 2:12. Gnllutiun* 3:27 2. Tim othy 3:15-17. .Revelations 22:18,* 19. For Sale— Extra Fine White Wyandotte* eggs. Two doPar* per 15. . W. B. Ballard, Altam onte Spring*, F*in, , 110-tf, For Rent One seven room hquse corner Park Av’e. and 7th Street. Apply L, R. Phillips 117-t Truth Seekers Meeting A called meeting of the Truth Seekers I'or Sale—50,000 large 4 green SUNDAY, MARCH 2I«t was held at the homo of Mrs. I). A celery plants for immediate sotting Kelly, Thursday afternoon for the 11:00 A. M. The Initial Christian Mrs. G. C. McDougal. .^Celery purpose of perfecting plans for the Ordinances. •i Avenue. 117:30 P. M.' W hat Others Say About B aptists. For Sale—.One F'ord Touring Car, practically new; One Baby Grand SUNDAY, MARCH 28th Chevrolet 1920 model in perfect com plete' 11:00 A. M. The Baptist* Opinion mechanical order also camping outfit including tent cots Relation State and Church FRECKLES Positively Removed 7:30 P. M. The Baptists in the cooking utonsils etc. Can be seen at by Dr. Henry’s F re c k le O.ntment Motel. Lincoln, Sanford after 6 Twentieth Century. Your DrupftUi or by Mill 65c p. in. lJ4-fitp. ‘~St*nd lofFrco Booklet - -------» --------- .— —* SUNDAY, APRIL 4lh D r.G H . Berry Co.. T ractor plowing and all kinds of 11:00 A, M. The Recurrent Church T ractor work. #Call ^Phnno 184. i. Ordinance -7 112-tfe. 7:30 P. M. Tho Lord of Life. (Song and $tor y Service;) FOUND On first- St. west of ORLANDO, - F. D. or 112-6tc. For Sale—Wood. Cheap. - Sea B.* F- W hltner Jr. or phone *42. 112-6tp. 1 PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD ■ � 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, 1920 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, March 12, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1920. 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IN THE HEART OP THE W ORLD’S CREATES^ VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME 1 SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH I I . 1920 especially while D. C. Marlowe wae the nptive secretary anti If possibls in the early fall a secretary will be engaged to put tho ,Sanford Hoard of Trade and the county on the map in large letters. It now .behooves evpry live citizen of the county to join the Board of Trade and becomo Q n e:sjm in _iivery settle of the._word CHEAT S P IR IT OP B O O S T IS SHOWN - BY N E W ^O FFIC E R S Joe Meltirh Gives MOO In the list of people giving .'100 each to the Baseball Association in AND M EM BERS yesterday’s Ilernld the name of Joe One of the most enthusiastic nnd Mclsch was left out and hence this representative crowds of busine" correction. Joe is one of the boys and men, farmers and. manufacturers thst have ever met at a Board o f Trade meeting in Sanford met at the Court House Tuesday night when the annual election of ofilcors was held resulting in the following officer^ being chosen for the ensuing year. President, Frank L. Miller, first vice president, Chas. L. Britt, second vice president, T . W . Lawton, tressurer. W. M. J I types. ' The following board of directors • were' elected: H. L. Haight of Altamonte, W. C. Hill, S. O. Shinholsrr nnd Dr. George Hyman of Sanford, O. P. Swope of Oviedo, Endor Curlett of Geneva. E L. Hoban of Osreohs, C. Boyce Bell of East Sanford and John Meisch of West Sanford. Several of the members made in­ teresting talks on the benefits of the Board of Trade and the got together spirit and tho many things needed in Fanforil some of which has been brought here'dry the Board of Trade and many to bo pul in force by the efforts of the board" in tho days t’er come and out of the discussion was brought forth the subject of the Osceola Cypress Co., at the new1town W A N T 8 AM E R IC AN S T O T E LL H IM ALL TH E NEW S AND THEN RELEASES TH EM Fa il u r e to g iv e pro m pt T O * OPE R A T IO N CO ST ALLIES LIVES AND M O N E Y Washington March 11 (B y Associ­ ated Press) The Wsr Department Intelligence officers received word unofficially from Villa that his pur­ pose in kidnapping Americans was to talk to them nnd get the news of the outside world and give his views on Mexican affairs. He said ns*WHnsom was wanted and he would re­ lease them promptly when business was finished. He has kidnfipped five and released them all in two months. Washington, March ' l l . — Failure of the navy department to give prompt and full co-operation in the war department during the first six months after the United States cn-ti-rert the~*truggHrt)f*Vehled_V vTc' tory over Germany by July, 1918, Rear Admi.nl Wm. S. Sims told tho senate investigating committee to­ day in supporting his charges of delay against the department. * " i t is no light matter that rost the cause with which we were allied half a 'million Hvrs,_* l 9tO0n,t)OO;Ot)O and 2,6.00,0.00 tons cd shipping," he said. The officer first read to t ie rommittrp the statement he had made upon Ids arrival in London in 1917’ The statement was long and full of technicalities, but sharply brought out his conclusion that victory or defeat was to ho determined by the Gerfhan submarine .campaign, which was concentrated in the eastern A t­ lantic where shipping routes to England and Franco were most numerous nnd converged. Hood Sells Farms brothers John and Frank is public J/ D. Hooil hn* disposed of hi* spirited in every-sense of the word an forms on the wed hide Roy Syrac? nnd you carf. always' baftk on the buying the 22 ucres on First rtreet Meisch boys being there with thegootf opposite the ice plant and Lloyd when th e' community needs them. Brown buyjng tho ten acres farm south of the 22- a<;rc farm. Theae form s'are among the in**t on , the west side and have excellent crops of celery on them. Mr. Hood will take the crops and has already con­ tracted for most* of the celery at an excellent price. It is not known what he sold these farm* for but it is understood that he received a hand­ Failure of the naval department to some sum for them. The celery on throw the full force ofthe navy into these farm* i* among the best I:T the the Fruggle ho said resulted in n celery section and shows the quality lr>«« of -t.t OO.nrO tons of shipping in of the land. Mr. Hood will not give 1917 nnd 1.00O„0P0 tons in 1918. ECHO I)E PAR IS SAYS FRANCE up farming altogether as he likes the Americu he said could have had a GUARDS R H IN E . BORDER game too well but he expeois~ld" de^- million men in Franco in 1919, in­ vote part o f his time to other pur­ stead'bf 10(1.COO. if suclt action had FOR SAFETY SAKE. suits that are not quite so strenous. been taken. . Paris March’ 11 (B y Associated Press} Pertinax the political editor of the Echq.de Paris says president Wilson’s charges of imperialism were aimed at France by name but Mar­ shall Foch by implication. T h e .socalled imperialism Of Franco he says is that she must hold tho Rhine bridgeheads as n guarantee against of Osceola or Bridge End as i t has .<*, any and all attacks. been called in the eastern part of the TO ACT AS M OTOlt.M KN AND TO* CO R RO B O R ATE THE county whore a city of a thousand C O ND U CTO R S IN S TR IK E . CHARGE T H A T ;. A L L IE S people has already been budt and W ERE S LO W IN V IC T O R Y . on account of a stretch of had road Atlnntn March 11 f By-Associated between Geneva and Osceola the Press) One hundred nnd fifty citi­ Washington March II (B y Associ­ people are prevented from coming to zen* signed t ie petition to terve a* ated Press) Ilorhert Hoover will he Sanford. A committee w’as appointed tnotormen und conductors if the called to testify in the Senate in­ to confer with the county com m is­ vestigation of the navy conduct of company would accept their offer sioners at their next meeting about the war. It was Sims request- that |when t|i(r yir*e* car strike continued this road nnd in the event that the Hoover be allowed to corroborate to eomfUetaly paralyze the traffic commissioners cannot at thi3 time . ’ . M URD ERER W H O the charges that the allien barely Lntlny. build tho road the committeo is N E G R O CAUSED R IO T AT L E X IN G ­ escaped pence without a victory. empowered t o make a loan and allow Old Ball Player Hero T O N ' IS ELECTROCUTED? Sim’s testimony toddy contained in­ the county commissioners to repsjj dications that' the. navy doped ment J. II. Swain U in the city selling them as soon as the county ii able Eddysville, K y. March 11 (B y had withheld' all. available craft in his formula for making the Florida as the road fund is almost used up Associated Press) I’ etrie Kimbrough, European waters early in tho war Handy Mixture and ulso taking sub­ at prerent. The followingTom m ittce alias W ill Lockett, the central figure because they desired to keep the scriptions for magazines. In the » « appointed by the president: A. n the Lexington riots died in the main body of the sea strength in­ heydey of bis youth he was known as P Connelly, j . G. Bail, B. F. Whitnrr electric chair this morning for the tact if possible for evcntiullties. lie " C y " Swain umFSvas tho pitcher of R. J. Holly nnd F. W. Mahoney. slaying.of Geneva Hnrdmnn school criticised w'hnl lie termed the policy the Washington team in 1897 When ' Several other matters of grent fin girl. The execution was witnessed conditioned future of the United he helped to pitch them to victory pittance were discussed and demon by the brothers of the girl victim and States when engaged in war l* ccr- pitching tho deciding game in the atrntod" what the Board of Trade a delegation of Lexington citizens. tr.ln to cxhnust^ll participants por- pennant raco Washington against can accomplish ntone meeting if'tljo sible except out selves. Baltimore winning a bonus of $500 members will co e out and make the nnd a trip to Florida. He never used county's buiines* their besinois. At • • . Dyess-Gsrwood . . the return trip an he fell In love with the close of th e ' meeting Proddent Mia* Pearl Leona Garwood and a Florida girl at Bristol who was a Miller made an earnest address* I. ’ M. Dyess o f Paola were united niece of Judgo Sheppard and did thanking tho members for their con­ in marriage by Schelle Mairfes-iji n ot'go back to Washington. Howovo fidence placed in him by the election his office yjfttcrday. Tho wedding the lurp of the diamond was to And pledging them his time and sup­ $100.00 Damage Result* From took -place in the presence of tho strong to keep him down on the farm port for the year.' Mr M iller stressed parents of the contracting parties and . in j 901 ho won on tho Ft. Wayne \Varehouse Fire. the fact that Sanford cobid arcomand a few friends. Both young peo­ team and helped them to win threo High Point N. C. March 11 (B y pllsh wonders here if the • people ple arc well and favorably known in pennants. While In training at Colo­ would.only get together and stay to­ Associated Press) $100,000 damage the Paola section. Mr. Dyess has rado Springs he hurt his shoulder gether on the main idep of support­ jrMulted here when a fire destroyed- lately returned from France where and had to uit the game. M r. Swain ing the Board of .Trade and meeting the warehouse of the Williamson he wo* a sergeant In the A. E. F. will reside for a time and is looking regr'-rly nn>?'* etch month laylttC Veneer Co , r f Baltimore. Their many friends extend con­ for furnished rooms for himself and aside nil factional differences nnd gratulations and best wishes. family. pulling f c n greater ‘lanforcf. H r im Three Killed In Alrplano Smash pressed all j.a io u . t.’ lh i.'.j i .\r..i t? Miami,' Fla. Mar. 11.— Maxwell ne*s and showed that he Is tho right Blanchard of CLI cl So, .pilot, and man in the right placo and in Presi­ Charles (T o d ) Sims of New York, dent Miller the members will hnve and Kenneth Earle, of Montclalre, an artive rhairnyan nnd one who will N. Y., mechanicians, were killed a f •*pect every member t > work with G o’ clock ast evening when a throe him. seated air-marine mnehine crashed : , I. . KHKSH STO R E AND OTHER In Frank Miller. Char. Eritt. T . to earth near tho Hillsborough light, ’ BUSINESS HOUSES D A M A G - ESPERENZA ASH O RE IN M EXICO W IT H PASSENGE RS IN Nj> W. Lav.tin and W. M. Haynes Hie .16 miles north of Miami. The acci­ ED. hoard hn* a working force that will dent was witnessed by farmers who, DANGER. Winston Salem N . C. March 11," w°rk and the board of governors hurrying to the muchine, found.it a Tampa March 11 (B y Associated from every part of Seminole-county wreck and the oceupanta dead. T h e (By Associated ' Press) $160,000 Press) Wireless reports say tho’ Ward cause of the sccident is Unknown. damage by fire in the business dis­ * >l) make 'the Board of Trade hum Lino steamer Esperenza with pass­ trict today included the Kress D<*m this time-forward. engers struck tl reef off Progresso Store and other stores damkged by Will Talk on Comission G overn ­ No appointment a* secretary ha* ■" Mexico and two steamers had gone smoke and water. ment. , been made and until a campaign for to her aid.-She is not believed to be G: A. Abbott the city manager of membership* ha* been put over it I* in any dan^pr. Sixteen Carried in a Seaplane likely (hat sqmo'volunteer will hold Sanford- will address the - charter Miami, Fal. Mar. 11% — Carrying thi* office with the azrirtcnre of a commissions for tho new form of M ill -Will R rtlgr . , 14 passengers in addition to tho pilot stenographer to answer the corres­ government In.Tampa Friday night. Rome March 11 16y Associated pondence and take care of adowntown Mr. Abbott has been Invited to ad­ and mechanician from Bimini in the office that will be opened If possible dress the meeting by the chalrmnn Bahama yesterday; the U-16 is be­ Press' The Italian cabinet .members *hile the tourist reason is-on. • . of- the compnission and will avail lieved to have established a new re­ will handle the resignation of Pre­ .The Sanford ^Board of Trade in him selfol-the opportunity (o discuss cord for seaplance transportation. mier t N itti today to facilitate his the p u t has accomplished much for this invVvrtsnt question with the Rodman" Wannamaker was in the work of forming a new ministry ac­ party. cording to the Tribune. the county and made a fine record voters o f Tampa. WILSON’S CHARGE REFUTED Hoover. Citizens • Testifies In - Of Atlanta • Navy Mess Volunteer LOCKETT PAYS PENALTY FOR H IS CRIMES HIGH POINT N. . ' CAROLINA FIRE WINSTON SALEM WARD LINER HAS BIG FIRE * IS ON REEF NUMBER 116 Soil Expert Here On Tuesday A. E. Grantham, Di­ rector of the Agricultural Service Bureau of tho Virginia*Carolina Chemical Company, spent some time with Mr. H. G. Dieterich, the Co­ pony's local representative, in vislting the farms of a few of the most 'successful truckers around Banford. Mr. Grantham has recently come with thb~Yirgihla-Carolina Chemical Company In tho capacity of Soils and Crops Expert. He is giving es­ pecial attention to the soil problom and fertilizer practice in tho citrus und truck sections of the State. This Bureau of the Company will bo at the service' of farmers and 'growers in answering questions pertaining to soil management and especially the use of fertilizers. * FOR BOTH SID ES . OP C O N ­ T R O V E R S Y AND S O M E T H IN G W IL L D RO P SOON. Washington, March 11.— Here la article 10. on which the fate of the peace treaty again is suspended—jus two compact .sentences act in the midst of an 80,000 wold document: “ The members of the league undertake to respect nnd preserve as against external nggreasion" the territorial ihtorgtity and exsisting political independence of all members of the league. In case of such aggres­ sion or in case of any threat or dan­ ger of such aggression, tho council shall ndvisc upon the means by which this obligation shall be fulfiillcd.’ * The peace treaty ratification fight in the senate entered its final nnd most bitterly contested phase today with article in nnd the reservations thereto the unfinished business to be dispose^ of. Debate of the much dis­ IN SU S Q U E H AN N A RIVER puted section of the lengue of nations covenant is in progress while negoti­ AND R E LIE V E TRAFFIC ations looking to a compromise on Port. Depos'd, Md. March 11 (By the republican reservations will Ire Associated Press) Airplanes contin- I continued. Both sides frankly with­ ued to rain bombs on the ice jam in j out much hope that an agreement the Suaqufhanna river today in an j will he effected. Several republican effort to Open traffic which is com­ officers were ready to Institute a pletely blocked. Yesterday's bomb­ reservation yesterday tb which they ardment was unavailing. • cailnl they hail obtained the support of 48 democrats, but that number la* Vole A geinst Strike-■ from 2 to 6 nhorl'oTTfie" W 1** neceg" London March 11 'B y Associated •ary to pass the treaty carrying' .I’ rcss) T l e special trade* union emi­ qualification* which President W il­ gres voted overwhelmingly against son ha* declared will cut the very t'ie stride force end nationalisation heart from tho pnet. . . ~ of mires today. The reservation on voting power. In the league,'hy which United*States declines to he -bound by decisions to which congiess hn* not absented un­ til voting power Is made legal was re-adoj ted yesterday, 47 to 20. Some dernorrnt* favoring reserva­ tions arranged for n conference today in the ykJfire of Hen. Owen, of Okla­ homa, in an efiort to expedite ratift . —ration. . « REPO RTS IN D IC A T E fliA T CO LUM BIA IS OUT OF* W IL L M E E T T O N IG H T COAL. . BOMBING BREAK ICE COAL FAMINE * SO. CAROLINA THREATENED Columbia, S. C. Match i l <By Associated Press) A general coal famine Is threatened in South Cnrolir.a and the reports indicate that (he Columbia is exhausted and one largo industry has already closed down. * * • *- PEACE BETWEEN RUMANIA - REDS N E G O T IA T IO N S W ILL PLACE TH U R SD A Y . TAKE ... Bucharest March Jl. (By Associa­ ted Press) The peace negotiations between y Russia bolshcvikc and Rumania will begin Thursday.. E D W ARD It HIGH AM Celebrated City Commlnsionern Failed To.M is et Last Night On Account'd" Illnes s. The meeting of the City C o m ­ missioners was not held Inst nigh t.cn account of the illness of II. It. SteVens und tho meeting was postponed until tonight at which time the m any matters of importance will ho ta k en up by tho commissioners. * •' ‘ ’ ’ To Make Auto Tops; ’ Earle Field U hflro Inching for a location for q fnctory In which to * build auto top* and furnishings for* -intfltrcbllf*. FJ--J* •- - - r * 1 boy having resided hero with his^ parent* Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Field for many te ira buPof lr*e has lieW * in Adgusta. Gn. where he va* dszncU * ated with his fat*ie» in the njito to p 1* busine**: This f* n np«- Hpp'J of en­ deavor in the mantifneturing field nnd would be a good thing for San­ ford and If there i\ a * o- hr .? who ha> n vacant store or fni,.»ry jpaco that could ho rented or leased to M r Field It would mean anothor fac­ tory for Sanford, ' \ New York Entertainer H ere Tonight Mr. Edward Brigham of Steinwuy Hail, J4cw York will give his .enter­ tainment tonight at tue Baptist Temple-. He comes at the invitutinn of the Pipe Organ Club. The hour is 8 o'clock. The price it only 60 cents Heats, nr? rc-crved .at* Rcwers 4: Roiimillatt. Aftor the entertainment rofro»hment« will be »ervod in the Temple cafeterii. -» Mr. A. W. I.ho of Lee Bros, says, ’ ’ ! have heard Edward Brigham on several ’decasloq*. _ He U _Y ecy_H ot. R E P O R T S E N T T O P R E S ID E N T in d will certainly, make good .” T O D A Y * FOR rO N F IR M A - T IO N . ” Meeting D. A. It. The regular business meeting of •Washington Match 11 (B v Associ­ Sallie Harrison Chapter- D. A. It.' ated Press) The report of tho c oa l will moot at the homo o Mrs. •trike settlement commission was Forest Lake Friday afternoon at rent to the president for. approval 3:3d. At this meeting plans for the today. The content* 'ware not pbumemorial to the service men of San­ llshed and .official* would not conford Seminole County will be sub­ flrjn the reports that It rnnthlned In mitted. Many beuntlful designs the recommendation fer a tw enty h tve been sent in by the various five per cent increase for the h itarchitects.. ominous miners. COAL STRIKE > SETTLEMENT COMMISSION •S : m . �MARCH 10, 1J20. SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 6 enui’uuiuxly -muT we- Voir**- mm— rtr*»1 g rf trrfn -mrrr^-lrnnrrdtnrcljr'ivith' tfii aervlce* o f pm? uf the most pracHatL}’ nrnie*{ Innd agent of the xcrvlfu. .wife export* In thl* country, who I* con-, will fake over III* mnlla at once nm! rentrating hi* attention exclusively on aend them on their wny In n fnnt thothe question na to hmv directional torryele, ' • ' > wireless nml the wireless telciiltonap The polnt'la now demonstrated vers- W ireless Telephone Will Do Much to Insure Speedy Mail Deliveries. Information for Plane Pilot. When we have this ayatem working properly It will mean that during our hours of flying. *:iy fr*nrn 12 o’clock to 4 p. m..- every land operator will he listening for messages from the air and a pilot having set out say from Hounslow, and wishing to know ex­ actly what the breather Is like In tlio channel, will *!mply take up hls re­ ceiver and call “ Hello. Lympue." All the othfr stations on the nlrway will henr, but only Lympne will reply, and Hurtllng\Through the Fq^, A pilot In nn\Alrplane, flying on through n thick mist. Is as unhappy ns a pedestrian In a dense fog—only more so. Not only Is there the ques­ tion o f finding hls way. but he Is faced also by the embarrassing fact that, through not being able to torn London.—W ill the aerial mail serv­ Ida eye upon any horizon line, he ennice. when Its organization lias been nol Judge the altitude or Inclination Improved, still continue to be Inter­ of hls mnchlne In relation to the rupted by such adverse weather as ground below, with the result that lie may get Into a side slip or spla and find suddenly that hls machine has passed out of Ills control—n condition rusetnge without Inking up nny room nf affairs which may spell -extreme j Hut should n pilot have to innki* n peril. _____ compulsory- descent-hc-irttlnn nHgtirThen tve expect very soon to have I Ing |nke out hi* must. Joint It together Improved considerably the Instru­ nml place the ’’aerial" of hi* ivlre- ment* In . n mnchlne which tell Its < lc*s telephone on the tup of it. Then. pilot Its altitude and Inclination when ; when he tins raised this mast and he Is deprived hy fog or cloud nf n stuck the end of It In the ground— horizon line. Then, ns yet another I It will lie about 30 feet high wlien point, we nre working on the question fully extended—lie will he able to call of lighting aerodomc* . and landing ' up |he nearest aerodrome on Mg w-irj». grounds so that a pilot can make a less telephone nml tell them Ju*| wlinf. safe contact with the ground eren field he Is. down In nml whm hi* when the air Is heavily obscured. trouble I*. • In «tich n ruse. If n uinn This Is. of course, n point of rnpltnt cannot n*crml ngnln quickly, we shall Importance. It Ik not enough to sem^ another machine lo him from the guide n man accurately while he Istirnre«t relief point, which will take1 flying In misty weather. You must, on hl« innII* We -hull «oen time a I lie able to Insure him also a safe system, both on the English mid French sections of the route, whereby n pilot who ha* u forced land'it'* i nn Wireless teL When New 8yetem Is Wogklng Prop*rly'Pilots Will Be In Conetant Touch With around by Meane of Wireless. HELD FAST TO THOSE FISH Indianapolis Man Was Taking No Chances of Losing the Prizes He Had Secured. frtjr TTjrnn a w n r ii•n **-rin!n Tirtrnber nf lanterri-Wtye view*. usually 10, hut ino or ‘Jflo or motto by special ndnptnlion. The npjmVntu* include* n 1,000 rnndlc power nitrogen-tungsten lamp, condensing nnd_ objective lense*. nml n small motor to lip connected to n Intup socket on either ft direct or alter­ nating current circuit. \f*ho' mnfhlne shifts tin* slide* automatically, allow­ ing cnrh picture to rcuuHn on the screen 12 second* before bolnit replnred hy tit® next. The nulflt with screen. Klldes. etc., pack* Into n aultcniie, nml In especially flttnl tp enable the traveling MlIonian to ahow good* by picture, though nlso ndupted for educational display*. home eatertnlninent nml n great variety of other purposes. An Epoch-making event in the annals of Am eri­ can amusements is the presentation by Richard Walton Tully of the virilo-compellfng-feccoinpHshed American actor, Guy Hales Post, in the irridescent bubble of modern humanity, “ The Masquerader.*' This dramatic masterpiece by John Hunter Booth, taken from the widely read novel of Katherine Cecil Thurston, intimately illustrates the lives of two' men who met in the fog and traded identities and living quarters The dual characterisation offers Mr. Poat a wonderful opportunity and the constrasted char­ acters are impersonated by him with all tho art of a genius mind. Ilia drug fiend ia a pitful wretch; his Loder, the. "m m ,“ the mental and moral an­ tithesis of the.other. More intensely and artistically interesting than Jcckyl and H yde— more massive in presentation than any modern play, and yet, so deftly done, its ponderous scenes move with the smooth rapidity of an uninterrupted panorama, and that is what this wonderful play i s - A L IV IN G M O V IN G , T A L K ­ IN G P A N O R A M IC R E F L E X OF T H E W A IU * A N D W OOF OF H U M A N IT Y . Special Attention Given to Automobile Parties MRS. C. D. DRUM LEY, Manager, Filming Holy W rit NOTICE men In Amerlcn who jire about to he gtn this stupendous work claim that tfielr Bible picture* will help lo quiet the unres! o f the world, nnd that, ns tin nld to religion, education nnd social welfare, their value wlll he almost In rulriAablc. • An Attraction That lla.s Become an Inalitulion RIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER A Magnificent First Pari THE GARDEN OF MIRTH Derby Day at Churchill Downs A Hauling Dancing Divcrlisemcnl Memorable Mlnslrrl Merrymakers PRICES: 75c $1.00 $1.50 Plus Tax Doors Open 7:1 Curtain 8:15 Seats on Sale Tuesday, ESTES PHARMACY . CALL FOR’ A NATIONAL CRY Great Need In This Country, 'TIs Said for an Explosive, Expres­ sive Yell.* Christmas Eve Calamity. lie had been spending Christmas eve m KIi bis brother In I^>ndo/i, and when, lute dint same night, lie re­ turned to Id* wife—Mrs. Brown—hit face «a * siruiigdy-jialc and haggard “ What la It, dear?" exclnlmcd thl wife.. . * • “ I will tell yog. It linpticncd whlll we were nt dinner. We were nil eat* log Id -quite ordinary fashion whei suddenly little Donqhy uttered a er.l of distress and dosed tier eye*. . A'* most af the Mime'instant my sister in­ law pressed her hand to h and tears streamed down As I gored at hf-r In alarm my brother John threw up Id* arm* with an excla­ mation of luteiiM- pain nml then hurled Ills face, over which n sharp xpaxn appeared to lie passing. In hls napkin/ “ Poisoned!” gnsped Mr*. Brown, with hysterical symptoms. • • , "No. my dear.", replied-Mr. Brown »ilh ghastly nil inties*. “ Horseradish.' — London Tit-Hits. . _ • This will be of interest to every house wife in the City of Sanford There will be at PEO PLES BANK OF = SANFORD = l<\ particularly In patriotic outdoor detminslratliin*.. American* nre not Incapable of making loud, loyal noises, nnd not averse thereto. But rarely Is n parade staged In tills city Hint Aloe* not move throughout n largo part of Its course between syfnl lines of spec­ tator*. The result I* sometimes so depressing as largely to neutralize the desired effect of the parade. Tile will to cheer doubtless arises nil along l|ic line, hut there I* no short nml easily exploded yell known to us. •'Hurrah," Is the traditional Amcrlrnn word fur cheer, hut no mini will ven­ ture Its use In puhlle. unless In the wake of n cheer leader who prefaces It with a “ hip, hip, hip!” Even then the usual response testlfle* that this method of cheering Is getting rusty. There la no lack of cheering on an American fupthnll field, nor nt nny kind of n demonstration on n college* campus. The reason for thl* I* Hint good, expressive, explosive yells have heen devised' for outdoor use. AmJ because they do explode, nnd because •hey aland for something, the Ameri­ can public likes to use them. They also like to follow u good yell lender. Improved Stareeptlcen. A recent development of tho aterenptlcon. operates automatically, throw- - A Cooking and Puro Food Demonstration S ' ON THE WONDERFUL | D etro it V a p o r S to v e jg ; Wednesday and Thursday, Mar. 10*11 You are cordi­ ally invited And we promise you will not be disappointed BISH O P HAYES The first requtite for you to do is to think— this *111 bring forth ideas of two kinds; via: Imperfcctrd and Perfected Ideas. The I rnper fee ted Idea is one where you t* ink you will some day.start to suve iiut just- seem never to dd' it. The Perfected is where you ACT* A T O NCE and save for thrift’s sake. Which rourre will you take? You know which is best and Up Know where we run help you. Will you Come HERE? CHULOOTA, FLORIDA * Tlie Bible Is to Tie (limed, and the America’s Oldest nnd Best Minstrel Organization Thritt Curtain At 8;15. No one Seated During The Prologue On the Okeechobee Brunch of the Florida Erist Coa«t , ’Railroad ? lie Was shotting jiff 111*.alleged before tbe family ntld the maid mistook li for Kusslnn.— v* One Touch of Nature marrfrrf C H U L U 0T A IN N l; so glum? The Frogs Wedding ORLANDO The most Ponderous o f all Modern Plays pulsating with the element that comprises " L i f e " presented in Charles had* been going to kinder garten about two week*.'During this time the children hnd been taught the song' “ When the Hun Wnkes Up at Itrenk of Day." The little fellmv liked It very much and trlnl to sing It at home. T li» children hnd been told about Mr* Itlnker living nboro the l.liiih-rgnrieiiMiml dial she could hear them Kinging. Thl* fact. With the word* o f the *ong made a deep Impression on t'liarle- Wlien he reproduced the xgng at home, this is what tie Insisted was miTPCtT “ When the Still Wnkes Up on Itlnker- Day." m e S n 'iu r . THEATRE G UY B A TES 'Valuable Tree. A giant knurl tree has been logged hy the Queensland forest service and the limber sold for 91.000. It was known as noil's tree and yielded 17,­ 000 sii|H*rflclal feet of timber In five huge logs, and the logging costs amounted to $500. The net stumpnge came to twelve feet fl Inches per 100 sutler feet. Had the tree been smaller n higher prize would have been real­ lied, an few saw-millers cared lo handie It. This giant of the forest was offered In n timber-getter for >30 on the slump, being at (he rate of less lhnn 20 cents per super feet, twelve year* ago. Cause for Gloom. Why d o e s William Wlndjnm- THE AL. G. FIELDS MINSTRELS PHILLIPS With this Stove it relieves tbe worry of the gas situation as this stove burns either Kerosene or Gasolene T?oa ®’lvA e 118 a CflHl-°n the above dates, ® 7 ® mon.8trat°r being a wonderful cook f .e ;wu!ner of.many blue ribbons in many recipes that will give out * BE OF INTEREST TO YOU Bishop Hayes, who lo soon to go %• Franco aa head of tho Am orlcan army chaplain*. H o will go ao a civilian having dscllnod a Commission �MARCH l i . 1920 SANFORD. DAILY HERALD PAGE 2 THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY nm U. J. HOLLY. Editor W . M. nAYNES. Business Mansger AOcertUmS Ktum Mad* « » • « • •« Arell***’®* Maryland In, Hlitery. The city of Baltimore wan fniinded In 172S, Frnb-rlrWti 1743 utwl George (own In I7M. Slrtrytarti! playoff an hnn ora file part In the Revolutionary war and In 1783 cun grins met nt Annnpoiis, where, on December 23. after the conelusion o f peace, Washington resigned Ids commission as commander In chief. In the war of 18(2 the state suffered severejy. fort McHenry was This city has lost a hunch of business through the neglect of the Southern Utilities Co., and much of this business will never come hack and yet t>4* bunch deliberately takes money for service that has never been rendefed. O, you munci pa! ownership. A bank is much more than merely a safe place for keeping funds, for handling checks, occasion for thc.writing.of “ Tim StarSpangled Bonner" by Francis Scott Key. • _____________ > fo r collecting* drafter etc. • • A bank should be regarded as the inti­ There are aorne big things in atore for Sanford thla summer and they are things which th e Herald knows about but cannot divulge at this time. Among them are another hotel, two apartment h'ousee and a project that ia new and will be the making of Sanford as a tourist resort. Another ia£ off ywterday. * Feel like making a gallon or two of Fue 1 oil is scarce in thia part of booxe for your own use? Don’ t do It. the country. Under the provisions of the prohibi­ Only a few more days in which to tion Isw the government, if you are <io your Income Tax shopping. The detected, can aeize the real estate oh which it was made and throw you T im e U up on MaVc_h 16th. Into the street. The antis appear to have put sharp teeth into th e law, We would like to ask the City Commissioners again, "W h a t are you going to do about it?” and when. Are the morals of this nation In a state of rapid decline? One is in­ clined to think so, from^thc mass of disgusting details served up daily by the city newspapers. Th e eily circulation of today depends to a considerable extent upon the amount of sensationalism the editor can Star says '^FohRdnoh woiTId' tittVP a crowd into his pages. * Ltgim ate wonderful effect on London,” W ell nows nrtides arc the last to he read. say it would, buddy. - — o ----, We are compiling facts and figures Watch the Sanford Board of on the question of muncipal owner­ Trade. It is going to do things this ship that will open the eyes of the summer. If you have not joined you people to the amount of money we had better get in the game. have been losing .through the South­ ern' Utilities Cm And when thr*e It may he true that money is the facts and figures are published there root hire's■ win will uu ho iiu no qquestion about the people i v y t of all evil. But “ if so, t ,....... u r ^ i i u i i auuui consolation in knowing that wc are|(J[ Sanford having their own plants*: all tarred with the same brush. whether will tie by bunding or -- 0 - — • privati subscriptions, ----- O ---- ~ No man can make a success in life unless lie begin* by believing Placing nn-'s ear carefully the in himself The world's estimate of groon-l faint rumblings ryn fie your ability is never higher than heard of an early drive of the antIyo u r own. ^ tohaceo foFcei And. to meet f 'rce ----- O ----- J 1i: h t. i.eriur force, we suggest an Soon now the census figures will or.i’ ajglit <M tin- army *>f anti-corset s be made public. For the sake of our anti-rougue, anti-fave creams, antsreputation as a growing- community Ifg *iisplaying f-1 irtk. anti-hari- back* an here's hoping each one of us was and bri-anuu anti-chewing gum, te*- creams, ant i-ronfeet ions, and counted twice-. a n t:-g o *M |*‘ M e r e i an i< o n ! > m e r e — O ---t- . . , . feran. tin* when backed up against Fortunes are not made by loafing . , , . . the wall nod tn. desperation he will oa street corner* and making sug­ let out a few whoops of wholesome gestive remark* ahout women who pass by But reputations are of a truths. On with the scrap! mate helper, advisor, and friend of the custom­ SHOWS "PROFS’' Milvis Marble k 1 ■ MOTOR CARS ARCH YOU M A Y FIND City M arket ■B2v v Famous Dixie Cakes Fresh Dates Figs and Nuts m i * m r •• Phone 106 4 100-YEAR Complete Line of niulne. Wash.— Erection of n huge memorial nrcti otr the JnternatlunAt boundary here to commemorate tin? century of pence between Canada ami the United States Is being urged by good roads men of Washington and British Columbia. •Tentative plans calf for the ereetloif of the urch in a big park to bo -estab­ lished on the Pacific highway on both sides o f. the boundary. The eltjL of Blaine Is willing to purchase the American share of the park If the British Columbia parliament will buy the Canadian side. Samuel tllll of Seattle, president of the Paclflc Highway association, Is leading the movement Premier John Oliver o f British Columbia has prom­ ised to consider the matter. ‘ • , FOR QUICK SERVICE (Jbod Company. 1 One good talker and one good list­ ener make the moat satisfactory chat —Buffalo Enquirer. F. P. FORSTER, President C H U L U O T A IN N CHULUOTA, FLORIDA Open|Dccembcr 7th for (he Season. MRS. CIIAS. D. BRUMLEY, Mgr. Note The Richness of Rcseland Dairy M ilk, and you will understand why it is prefer­ red bym others who demand the purest and best for their children. The-high-cost-of-food need never affect the children so long asItoseland Milk provides the nour­ ishment it does for the small amount it costs. W e make two deliveries daily. F O U N D On first St. west of Sanford $4437.50 Fronting north on brick highway just cast of the artesian Sprinp half mile west uf Monroe road. 35' ^ acres of idetfl home site and irrigable fttrm land. Worth $20B per acre offered for $7f> p er'acre c;ls!i Direct from mvnes. Enquire at Phono 352 re­ lating abstract and deed. 94-tf. It b it is w orth to (ftffte a Phone 2011 5^ be a b le to g e t when a d d i­ Wanted One row pony for city pound Will exchange for other stock (i. A Abbott, City Mnnagrer. !ll*6 tr. tional expense for spe­ cial factory shipments Wanted— Lady waitress Experienced Bell Cafe 79-tf p arts yo u need them , and not h a v e to w a it and pay Cotton Seed M eal T IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES For Sale— Kiddle-Koop, * in fnlr condition. $10.00 cash. Can be seen at 214 Elm ave. ■ For Sale—One 18 Horse Power Kerosene Oil Engine. Chase & Co., Sanford, Flo. 105-tf. fo r Sale— Fresh Milk Cow, Sec E.-J. Taylor, 407 Magnolia avenue. 106-tf H A S E & C O For Sale— House and four lots. A bargain. Box. 239. ]]3>6tp Loat—Gold Locket. Initials, S. F. D. Finder return to Herald OtTce and receive reward. lll-3 tp . For Salt*.— Extra Fine White WyiyidoUea eggs. Two dollars ^>er IK. W. It. Ballard, Altamonte Springs, Fla 110-tf. * W anted— White indy for house­ keeper and cook fur mill hands nt Forrest City. W rite' Mrs. F. R. pounds, Maitland, R. F. 1). or telephone 130, city. 112-Gte. Cor. Oak and 2d St PH O N E 3 Sa n f o r d ^ YOU CAN’T MAKE ^ HAY WITHOUT SUNSHINE Nor cait you make much money without some effort to f—- Sale— Wood. Cheap. Set Whltner 'Jr. or Phnfte 242. - 112-Gtp For Salo—SUhle Manure in car lota. BtifTMn & Glrvin, IHshpe Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. !10-50te. C O N S E E T2 Y O U R R E S O U R C E S l>y estabL siring credit with a reliable hi uk, no : make some real in Mte SUNSHINE by starting a c \eek account wit! ns. Build u i your credit that yon may Lo able to master difficult problems. W anted— T o buy that old furni ture. Turn it Into cash. Dixie Fur niture Co., 321 Sanford ave. 113-Gti For Sale— Player piano in perfect condition, house - hold goods and furniture. Also Smith . typawriter and- bicycle. 609 Palmetto . Ave. * . 113-tf.l tiled With 4 flowing wells. Good house, sheila 100,000 feet bitching lumber. Reasonably price— terms. E. F. Lane ' * 113-Gtp. For Salo— Two story 8 room house and garage. Clear title. Sanford Heights. Apply No. 402, Sanford avenue. . . 113-tfc. HOME W E W anted— Young girl to ar telephone calls. 8:30 to 3:30P. Call 306 Elm avenue. 113 - IN S T IT U T IO N P A V : 4 % ON .' « -- - - ' , - B. F. W H IT N E R , Cashier S a n fo r d , F lo rid a For Sale— At Sa'iford, by Western Union Co., twenty fiv e - o r thirty undersize heart cypress telegraph poles 20 and 25 feet long. Suitable for fence post* five or six fence posts can be tnude of each pole. 110-Ctc' PEACE Memorial Urged for Friendly Rela­ tions Between Canada and United States. AT THE ME FOR .view. Tractor plowing and all kinds of Tractor work. Cnll’ Phone 184. 112-lfr* At Northwestern the full profi*ssor, GOOD MEAL ’ your connection with us with such service in For Sale— One Ford Touring Car, practically new^ One Baby Grand Chevrolet . 1920 model in perfect mechanical order also complete ramping outfit including tent cots cooking utensils etc. Can Im* Seen at Hotel Lincoln. Sanford after C p, m II 4-Gtp so called, receives .fn'tn $3,000 to $4,000 yearly..'* TlinquesUdminirc also el Idled oilier Itiformnilou which the Northwestern “ U" teacher clulms entitles him tb sometlilng more Hum the 23 per cent Increase of salary recently announced b’j t\mpalgn Chairman Dyche. A deavor to render; and we invite you to make — F o f \ P ; l] r .’A gr^cn celery fdant« for immediate Netting Mrs. G. C. MrDougai. j^Celery Avenue. * II EVERYTHING 0 This is the kind o f service that we en W anted— One o; two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Rea* nonsble price. No objections to dis­ tance from city. Man pnd wife and seven yeai old hoy. Can give re­ ferences. Address J. H. S. care of Herald. Must know by 10 O'clorl^ Friday momipg. 1 JlS-’ tp. Monumenls, Copings I Marble or Granilc ir*1-■ * - quired, and to protect .his interest in evety w ay For Sale—2 Hogs, clean , fed weigh ahout 200 lbs. each in fine rhipe to buchcr. W. H. Hynes, 919 French Ave. . 116-3te. Co. TOU W ANT FOR ADVERTISING way, to extend necessary accommodation as re­ W anted— Night Clerk, man middle age, references. Local man preferred. Seminole Hotel, S. R. Emmorick, Mg’r. 114-3tc. UNDERPAID We need nnother celebration here t o gtt some life into the city after Wives of Instructors at Northwestern the many llghtless night? and power­ University Are Forced to Do less days and waterless mornings Their Own Work. and gasless afternoons. Chicago.—A questionnaire among, the faculty members of the college of liberal nrla at Northwestern uulv«r*lty was responded to by fifty-two and showed, among many Interesting! things, that among professors and in­ structors whose salaries ore less than $1,64.4) the modem "hired girl" Is un­ known. " I f the Instructor marries, his wife must do nil the housework for some F. L. MILLER, Owner time." the facility report, recently sub­ mitted to the trustees of the universi­ ty. siiy*. But worst of all, even when the In­ structor hits worked Ids way up the d ladder to the position of associate or assistant professor “ we find him," the reiHjrt continues, “still unable to spend much of anything for domestic service. N o t even In the group oT men receiving the talaries of full profes*ors.do we fiud an average expendi­ ture sufficient to |iny n maid's wages fo'r otp- year.” , er, ever ready to co-operate in every proper that lies within it ’s power. bind. - — O ----- CLASSIFIED ----- S A V IN O « - 1 : .. • ' �*»• \ MARCH 11, 1920 Uttle Uappooing* Mention of Matters SANFORD DAILY HERALD Sanford people for flight* over tho lake. M r.%Gridin Is accompanied by A. M. Andrews and they made the flight from the hangar at Long I j» land to Florida, by following the Inland Waterways jtp. Jacksonville From here they took the St. John* river trip here and were U eligh fed : Mr*. Rob ret Holly, wife of Editor with this part of theif Joorney. Hotly, of tho Sanfocd Herald was in Fort Fierce this morning, railing on Mr. and Mr*. A. K. -Wilson. Mr*. Holly i* 'spending a month with her sister, Mr*. Vincept, on the Indian River Farms, near Vero, and accom­ Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor panied them today on a trip to West Phone 895 Palm Beach to.attend the Seminole Sufj Dance.— Ft. Pierce Tribune. Society Peraonala ’ Electrlqmi Fixtures, House WireMiss Kate Shorter haa returned to log, in fact all kin da of electrical her home In St. Augustine after a work. Phone 442. W . H. Treadwell, week end visit with M r*. Raymond Electrician. / 83-tf. In and About personal Items of Interest ' The cjfikor of tho Herald wishes to t h a n k Capt StafTord for n fine "had that he *ont in the.othfr day jt was n beauty nnd when baked with all .the .trimmings was aorno owell dish. The gennll captain guards the bridge across the Harden ferry >nd also has time to net many of the finny tribe for tho trade and w'e hope he realizes his dream of a new ice plant that will take care of his fishing trade and not force him to K nd to DeLand for ice as he.does n0w when the Southern Utilities Co., b taking ^ »««t. Summary o f the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Uerald Headers Card of Thank* Car of Dsnnnu and Apple* on To the kind Iriends who came t o tr«ck by express office. M uit be gold in two d*y*. Price 75 cent* Up, our assistance- 'em Monday night when out home caught on flte, we oer bunch Come and get your wUh to extend heartfelt thnaks. bargsins. I H t Ip* " Misses Muller. Mr. and Mn». Frank M ciich are Anyone ha* work in Building receiving congratulations on the ar­ Trade, Decorations, Anthony Scherival of a little daughter. The little man and Minnhan, one of tho old' lady will be called Constance Cecelia- pioneers of Sanford Fla., his time Plenty of Plain V iew Bean Plan­ while staying here awhile, like to he ters for Immodigte delivery. H ill employed. Anthony W'. Sehleman Implement and Supply Co. I13-6tc. 116-3tp. Cooked ' Food Sale, benefit of Mrs. J. A. Brower who was operate Methodist Conlenery, Saturday, on last week for gall stone is rap idly March 13 at Betts Bros. Epworth recovering. League, 11G-Otc. For Klim Powdered Milk. Phono. 2412 W. W. Dressor. 108-6tp • Properly Owners Take Notice • Rcslurant For Sale The law provides that " I f taxes On account of illness in fam ily upon teal citato shall not be paid removal to Georgia necessitating the Park Avenue Cafe and nil fur before fhe First day of April of any niturc and cqulpemnt fa olTdred for year, the Tax Collector shall n(lever sate. Good business in good location. Use and sell." This is to notify oil concerned For particulars see Miss Carrie that the requirements of Inw will Gray, Park A vom,c Cafe. be compiled with und tho Tax Books 108-tf. will poatively ' he closed on April Just received a* complete line of First as provided by law und all Children’ s Ready to Wear Jlats. in lands on which taxes have not been Milan etc. Mrs. Grace Williams. paid will be advertised and execu­ tions Issued* for unpaid personal property taxes. J N l). D. JIN.K1NS Tax Collector, Seminole County. 110- 12tc. EVERYTHING IN G roceries Building M aterial Rooting of All Descriptions Lime, Cement, Plastor Brick, Drain. TUc and Sewer Pip«. :: :: Hill Lumber Company PHILLIPS GUY THEATRE ORLANDO No Phone nrH(T» N o u t U laid Curtain At 8:15. No one Seated During The Prologue An Epoch-making event In tho annals.of Am eri­ can amusement* is the presentation by Richard Walton T ally of the virile-oonipelling-ajxompHshod American actor, Guy Bates Post, in the irridescent bubble of modern humanity, "T h e Masquerader." •Thia dramatic masterpiece by John Hunter Bootlr? taken from the widely read novel of Katherine Cecil Thurston, Intimately illuitrates tho lives o f two men who met In the fog and traded identities anil living quarter*. The dual charnctcrlxailan offer* Mr. Post a wonderful opportunity and the conatroatcd char­ acters are impersonated by him with all the art of a genius mind. His drug fiend is a pitfui wretch; hi* Loder, the "m an," the montal and moral an­ tithesis of the other. M ore Intensely and artistically Interesting than Jeckyl and Hyde— more massive in presentation than any modern play, and yet, *6 deftly done,. Its ponderous scene* mova with the smooth rapidity of an uninterrupted panorama, nnd that is what this wonderful play is—A L I V I N G M O V IN G , T A L K - said as he gave his Hundred Dollars to the Base Ball Club that in giving it as well as the right to use the Ball Park this Summer he felt that the money was Be­ ing given to help the town, as a good ball team is" a help to the. town. L et’s all of us help the proposition along, it deserves it. And It Is Up To You To Decide whether or not Our Store should be helped along. : Whether or not we deserve your patronage depends upon you. W e have used every effort to place a Cloth­ ing store in Sanford that will be the equal of a city store, carrying the very best that' can be purchased, W IT H O U T T H E C IT Y PRICES. Its here for you and we want you to come get it. After trying us out once you can then be the judge Us to whether or not we deserve your further consideration. Other men have A congenial party of friends mo­ toring to New Smyran Tuesday the gueata of Rev. G. B. Waldron were Rev, and Mrs. Chas. D. Brower, M r and Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Kelt of Chicago. Mrs. R. E. Tolar will ffo up to Jacksonville on Friday to hear the Creators Opera Company on Tues­ day evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Stevens and Rebecca have returned from Miami accompanied by Dr. Ralph Stevens and Dr. S. Pulcston. Mr. and Mrs. Mabry Sumner and little daughter stopped over In San­ ford while cn route from Tampa to their home in Jacksonville. They were guests of the Valdes, meeting a number of friends whiles here. ('harming Dinner Parly in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Porter of Lunghorne, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin entertained with u charming dinner-party orf Sunday evening at their home on Golden Lake. Covers were • placed for fourteen utid a delicious turkey dinner was served in courses. The table with its centerpiece of roses and attractive appointments was very lovely, with dainty hand painted place cards in rose design making the places. Other guests of the delightful occasion, were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Campbell, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. \V. W. Dr (-hror, Miss Lucy Byrd Smyths. Miss Helen Dressor, .Mr. Samuel Schwartz and Mr. Albert Smytho. f Something New PAGE 3 ■ Social Department Bridge ’ t Mrs. Fred Walsmnn was the gracious hostess of the bridge party given by the social department at tho Woman’s Club Tuesday after­ noon. There were six tables of players enjoying the fascinating game and a number of other guests engaged in handwork. Tho bridge prize was won by Mrs, E. M. Galloway to whom was pre­ sented a bottle of toilet water. There was a suggestion of St. Pat ricks Day in the cunning little tally cards and the favors with their piggies and. shumrocks. Cut flowers adorned the rooms. At the refreshment hour •a pineapple salad course was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Fedder and Mr*. W. L. Morgan. St. Agnes Guild St. Agnes Guild resumed its re­ gular .meetings on Monday after­ noon nrneeting with Mrs. Robt. Herndon at the home of her mother, Mm. Stumon. There was an unusually large attendance, sixteen members being present. Routine business was transacted and a donation of tea towels made to the Cathedral (EpUcopla) schooj in Orlando. St. Agnes Guild will be­ gin this week to fiurnish sandwiches to the High School committee for sale for* the Far East Relief Fund. A t the conclusion of business re­ freshment* were served. Those pres*nt» were Mesdames Swarthout, Marvin, Lee, Bidding, Minarik, Key, Belt*, Matthews, Lloyd, Takach, Burdick, Lconrdi, Dniger, Mrs. E. F. DcLn Haye was a guest of the Guild: These days of high prices, Clothes that last longest is what you umnt:- Thais the kind you get at Our Place. ' THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT Mrs. C. b . Goodhue, mother of the groom entertained. with IT fumlly" dinner party last evening. The cele­ bration was also it* Imnor of her son's birthday. A beautiful wedding cake graced the center of the table, which was most attractive with its pretty appointments nnd vases of pink Killarncy buds with ferns. The cake was adorned with the ornaments that beautified the-, wedding cuke of Ids aisler, Mrs. Vance Douglass. The family party consisted of Mr. and M ts. Goodhue. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Vance Douglass and Helen and Herbert Douglass. CHULUOTA- INN On the Okeechobee Branch of tho Florida East Coast Railroad Special Attention Given to Automobile Parties MRS. C. I). IiltUMLEY, Manager, CHM.UOTA. FLORIDA Cecllllnn Music Club At the -students , recital_of the Cerillian Musie ('lull on Saturdu? afternoon at the studio of Mrs. Munson, the assisting talent will he Miss Irene McCague of Huslls, in addition to the pleasing program that will be rendered le^'llie pupils. ALL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . RE ALC ESTATE. fSANFORD, FLA. Society Personals Miss Iuo Willard Lindsloy who is spending the winter in Orlando was the week end guest of Mrs. Joe Harroid. When the horse is stolen, the stable door is locked" * Mr. und Mrs. Ed Roux of riant City with their sister Mrs. Booker from Virginia were tho week end guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. It. Phillips Miss Naotpi Harroid of DeLand was the weeT end guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Harroid. Mr. and Mrs. Ilobl. Stiff of Pitts­ burg Pa. who hnve spent the last two weeks In Sanford hnve gone to Miami nnd other points on tho * East Coast. Mr. Fred Hanna came over from Rollins College to*ap*end Sunday with Raymond Phillips. Mrs. I). D. Caldwell has returned from, a short slay in Jacksonville. • HcariJ on a *T thought my first husband snored badly enough, hut. oh. dear! John was a solo snorer,.while my present hus­ band tries to imitate the entire orches­ tra."—Boston Transcript. The Same Mistake ^ ... Your Fire Insurance! iviake sure ot your insurance at once, so 4j| that in the. not improbable event of a disastrous §pl fire in your own home ^ you will be amply pro­ tected against financial loss. Lock the door at once! • » Thritt in Peace Time B . C . D O D D S , M .D Residence: 905 Mngnolia Ave. Phone 46i First National Bank Building Office ' Phono 462 Music and Literature Department A joint meeting of tho Music nnd Literature departments was -held at the Woman’s Clu^Fadntsdty nftcrnoon with Mm. Schellc Maine*, chariman of the Music Department presiding. There was a noticeable improve­ ment in the attendance and a most interesting program was rendered. The subject of tho program- was Poland and on excellent paper, "T h e was given by M r*. Story of Poland1 ___ C. C. Chamberlain. Mr*. iC.- J. Marshall rendered a pleasing-violin *olo " A Polish Dance". Mr*. L. R. Phillips submitted an , interesting paper on Puderswki and the delight­ ful program closed with twji.entranc­ ing -vocal aolos by Mrs. L. It. Phillips. A . short business period followed the conclusion of the program SUGGESTIONS In Honor o f Bride and Groom CHASE&CO. In honor of M r. and Mrs. Stanley C. Walker,,r wh6»o marriage took place in Jacksonville on^Mdnday, FOR S P R I N G BEANS LIMA BEANS BEETS EGG P L A N T SQUASH TOMATOES CUCUMBERS SWEET CORN PEPPERS W e H u e T h e S E E D — F R E S II SANFORD, FLA. Tho first reqtmite for you to do f« *o think “ this will bring forth ideas of two kinds; via: Iinporfected and Perfected Idea*. Tho Imperfccted Idea is one whore you think you wiiLsome day start to cave but just seem never to do it. Tho Perfected in where you A C T A T O N C E and *ave for thrift’* rake. Which course will you take? You know which is best and We Know where wo run help you/ Will you Come H E RE ? ;; V * > - _ v / i , (* - - T* *. 1 »LES BANK SANFORD = � 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, 1920 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, March 11, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 11, 1920. 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 11, 1920; <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/80123db09579477bd39c7509a4fe661a.pdf 8c3f6fc880ef3819b88d039b2748a0fb PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAUCH 10, 1020 Cardinal Telia Men 'Flemlnla m' ^ PlgjtcrJMcnacc Doaton, March 9.— Growing weak; ncaa on the part of the men of the country is developing a sinister fem­ inism, Cardinal O'Connell told a gath­ ering of men at tho Cathedral of the Holy Cross last night. Man is the head of the house, he said, nnd should assert his proper authority in tho ATTORNEY G E N ER AL QUOTES home. T o do this, the cardinal asserts STATES R IG H TS FOR prevents a false feminlnism, which, •RHODE ISLAND unless curbed, will have distraous re­ Washington March 9.— Rhode sults for humanity'. “ The women are becoming mascu­ Island's legal attack on the*prohibi' Uon amendment to the Federal con1 line, if you please, and the men arc dilution was argu etLin -, Buprcmc becoming effeminate. This is disor­ court today, assailed by the com ­ ganization. plainant as revolutionary and an f a t h e r O'Connell said a father invasion^ states’ rights and defend­ could look on and see his children, es­ ed by the government ns legitimate pecially the girls, running rampant addition to the nation's basic law without any regard for propriety. over which the courtHield no juris­ Headship of the family, he said, meant that the father should look af-. diction. ‘ * . ' . ter the morals of whole family. The Throngs attended 'the. session of -the. court to hear the arguments on evil of extravagant expenditure, one <>f the burning questions of the whicji he said would result in a fi­ day.••Many persons wniteif outside nancial reaction in America to some the floors throughout the morning degree similar to that which hns caus­ ed Europe’s virtunl bankruptcy, was to obtain admittance. criticised. The cardianl ulso argued Herbert A. Rice, nttorney-genrcal against what was called the contin­ of Rhode Island, opened for the op­ ual clamor for more pay by working­ position, arid William L. Frierson, men, nnd advised that they be on juiutant attorney-general <-f the guard* against a spirit working under­ the United States,'replied for she handed for perpetual strikes with the government. Other arguments will he purpose of destrouing organize tion heard Iomury^ ns well as appeals snd industry. . . from Kentucky and Massachusetts involving the same question. Mr Rice charged there was in progress a ''constitutional revolution through amendments.” .» "I '«•«• no more danger in the doc­ trine urged by the government than any doctrine urged by the demagogue during the world war,*’ he said. The rights assured the people under the tenth commandment were never in­ tended to be taken-away." British Business Houses Have • Their Own Museums. Interesting Relics and 8amples That 'Have In Soipe Cases Been Pre­ served for More Than r a Century . Mr. Rice urged that the prohibi­ tion amendment resulted front n mis­ conception- of the law by congress and curiosities preserved by various and that the Federal government had . business bouses In Brllalu und else­ where would make a museum of great size ami unparalleled Interest, observes Loudon Au*wersv A * The Worcester china works, for In­ stance, possess samples of all the va°f the prohibition amendment are i Iouh kinds of cblim wldcli tlu-y have dearly outside the purview of the .manufactured for nearly 150 years past. Including examples of dinner conritution services made for .many celebrities, such ns I-ord Nelson nnd George IV. ' Another Worcester firm preserves with tender cure u little fnded slip of yellowish paper. On It Is written the recipe, now' some two centuries old, wldcli was purchased by a former lu-ad of flic firm from a butler, and has-been tlie means of creating a large business and several large fortunes. More than one Unit, cherishes sAme similar recipe. The Sprulerf, "who sup­ ply Invender water to half the royal families In the world: the Nanis, who hold the original recipe for niArasohlno. Both these carefully preserve the writings which founded their fortunes. The famous firm of Klirffield cutlers. Joseph Rodgers A Sons, show visitors a knife with 1,000 blade*. - Ten fresh hl/idcs nro added to' It every tenth year.' A second cnrloslty of which the Arm Is proud consists of three pairs of scissors so minute that nil three can Ite covered by An ordlhnry lady's thim­ ble. Another Sheffield tlnil possesses u knife which, though only nit Inch In length when closed, hns seventy blades, nil of different shapes. A London Arm o f potted moqt tnnnufocturCrf possesses an Interesting collection of the covers o f the lurge china pots In which potted meat used to bo sold some forty years ngo. These are daintily printed In color frolu dc-' signs by some o f the host known Dutch and English nrtlsts of the time. Each Is framed, and probably no other house can show a prettier or quainter collec- A Concept of Duty. There are’ at the presont day but oo many who Imagine they have per rectly .done their duty. be<»ose they V * kind toward their friends, affeej'onate to tholr fhmllle*... Inoffensive «°*ard the rest of the world.— M a» j The Herald comes out today with all Wire Service and all 'News Service Cut Out because the Southern Utilities Co., has failed to furnish any current all day. The lights were also off the-greater part of the night. They claim they are out of fuel at the plant which is one of the excuses they have given all winter. There is no other plant in the state that has been tied* up this winter because they could not get fqel but the Southern Utilities Co., is allowed to put it over on the people of Sanford because the City Commissioners have not made them toe the mark. The consumers will receive the bills at the end of the month that will be larger than if the current had been furnished every day in the month. The people of Sanford expect the* City Commissioners to give them relief by enjoining the Southern Utilities Co., from collecting for something that they have not furnished. The Commissioners meet tonight and the citizens shoqid demand that they get a square deal and the City Attorney should see that they do. Photo of German Train That Runs on Air "Tiiyrt'-l .An invention inspired by the reported shortage of coal in Oermany la that of Otto 8telnitx, a Berlin engineer, who hae designed a railroad locomo­ tive with an air propeller driven by two aerial 260-horse power engines. It is said to be able to travel 139 kilometers an hour and to consume but 500 grams of benzine per kilometer. The Inventor Is shown with one hand on the propeller. • V Harold Bell Wright's Great Novel * “ Krcs O f The W orld" Shown At The Prlnret-s Today And Thursday ed with the active personal nHsfitunce of the author, who not only amplified the story for the screen and prepered t ie working teennrio, hut also took part in the day-hy-day work of interpreting hia characters for the production. A motion pic­ ture view. o<l Harold Bell Wright at his literary workshop on his great1 ranch at Oracle, Aritona, are shown preceding the filmed story. , • To the thousands of bool; readers who know the tense dramatir inter­ est and deep emotional thrill' Harold Beil Wright’s famous story of love and/adventure, "T h e Eyes of the. World It will be welcome news that a. magnificent motion picture Holds Picture Nall Solid. ' estlug relics. One Liverpool firm pos­ production of the romance in nine When n wall Is so soft that It will sesses a huge bone taken from n whale reels will be seen at the Princess which a good many years ago deliber­ theatre on to-morrow ancJ Thursday not hold n picture nail, mix a little plaster of purls in a fi-ucup; enlarge ately charged a ship of theirs In the The fight on the cliff in "T h e Eyes north Atlantic. The steamer was bad­ of the W orld" between King nnd the hole to a fair size und Insen tho piaster—and. n minute after, the nnfl ly (Jamaged hut the whale was killed. Rutlidge, which is the major, climax —nnd let It dry. The nnjl will be per­ A good many firms preserve historic of the story, is raid to be one of the fectly secure nf »e- •» bus dried machinery of one kind or another. most thrilling things ever shown in Richard Arkwright's own spinning Th# Motive. a theatre. A musical score had been All who have meant good work-with prepared for "T h e Eyes of the their whole hearts have done good World" which ia cued to tho second work. , . . Every heart that baa boat with evety mood of the -unfolding strong and cheerful has left a hope­ tele, and is aaid«to be a symphonic ful Impulse behind It In the world, drama in itself. . end bettered the tradition o f mankind. ‘ 'The Eyes of the W orld" was fl’ m­ —Robert. Louie Kievcn-on. Lumber lacks to Tramp Over John Brown’s Grave, . Troy, N. Y.—The grate o f John Brown, the abolitionist, at North Elba, lo the Adlrosdacks, Is Included In the sale o f 1,200 acres of Umber land In Essex county near Lake Placid, which has jpst been bought by James Hurley, Lake Placid, for WO,000. Lumbering operations will he carried on. When Brown was executed In 1850 hts body was taken to North Elba, where he tind founded a refuge for fugltire slave*. Severn! years ago a monument was placed aver the grove. COAL M IN ED BEYOND NORMAL Bituminous Pits In Pennsylvania Reach High Mark In Month f f January. riillndt'lphin, I’n.—Production of an­ thracite coal In Pemiaylvimln ‘ li\ 1910 wns the lowest In seven years. There wore mined 8fl,200,(X>0 tons, com­ pared with UH.82fl.000 tons In 1018. Bituminous coni production reached die lowest level since 1015, with 458.otn.flflo inns, nearly 21,000,000 tons less than Ipst year. >. The soft coal mines hi the first week of January, reached. nortnnl for the ttrsi time since the miners returned Ir work after the strike agreement. Pro­ duel loo wns 10? per cent of normal. $2,465 HAS B E E N ' R A IS E D AS A STA R TE R AND M UCH M O R E TO PO I.LO W N ever before in the history of Sanford has there beqn displayed so much enthusiasm over Base Ball pro­ spects as have been displayed during the last few weeks. Men who want to ree Sanford represented in every thing that is of nny improtapee to the Stnte urc all anxious to see that Sanford is ngain represented' this year with a Imll team thnt will be a n\ore for advertising Sanford than anything that hus ♦been done in years gone by. Every njan who know; base bull through out the entire State talked of and knew of Sanford The (Money that was spent was spent, well, because the advertising alone was worth twice the money. We start this season off with every orfe in the Statu watching SanfordThey have now learned what a ball tn yn Sanford Is and they are ex­ pecting big things from. us. We wil not disappoint them either, for we shall use all our elTorts in placing a hall team in The Florida Stale l-eogue ngniri tlint is bound to be a winner. Other towns in the league nre Hant’’ Makes Announcement, watching Sanford and they exp<-t to use their efforts to head off Sanford but Can’t 3e Located. 'they too, know that Sanford goes int< things lo win nnd the prepara­ Providence (Rhode Island) Citizens tions nejng made now by these other clulis show* thnt they are all Have a Real Sensation In "Mani­ out with fire In their eyes. St. Peters festations" Which Have Bafburg and Daytonn are both hall . fled Elucidation. towns from uwny hack and Sanford cannot expert to come out on top unless the Snnfnrd men push. This to realized bv our.men here and they are pu-birg. line wns waiting out through tho rd Into the street, tho police took hi. Tenants- said they would move they could only find a place lo move , nnd both Up’nnd down the street fellers said If someone did not do nnuicIhlng pretty soon they would think of-moving. It nil came about through a ^olce" which, the neighbors nunten from the cellnr. A w quntlng one o f the Kind Stti tenant went Into tho cellar i startled by the voice saying me something' to eat. I'm starving." The tenant upset his coal scuttle, hut was not nervous about it. He did not want to worry the other tenants; so lie said nothing until someono else, entering the cellar, heard distinctly: "Take- mo* out _o* here." . There was a consultation; tenants laughed when they looked at each oth­ er, hut they listened when they passed the cellnr stale*. A neighboring marketmatr was called Into consultation. He went downstairs "to bo shown” and with amazing promptness an eerie voice from behind the confines of the cellar announced; " I know yon; you’re the butcher." Comparison of notes, led lo the oilservntlons that the volco wns heard most frequently nt 12 noon and at 0 a. m. Nolacs In tho night and the re­ port that a gas range Jaxxed across tho kitchen floor and hack have nil been orally chronicled to prove that there Is something the nia({f*r. Patrolman McLnughKn, the mitn on the heat, was called In, lie heard It takes money to put anything over arid this year it will take more money than last year. And when you are tailed on tei rome up with a lit­ tle change go clear to the bottom oj your pockets before llerlding upon the amount. Keep in mind the fact that this is not money thrown awry be­ cause asideyfrom the ndygr(ising it gives Sanford^ what is a town where it is all work and no play. And it is bound to keep people at home this summer nnd give them something to do while they nre here. There will lie many dollars spent* in Sunford this slimmer thnt would not be spent without the Base Ball tenm being here. . i The ton rriltcc that ir soliciting funds have not ns yet hod the op­ portunity to canvass much but up to the time of jgoing to j<tcM tl/c- cilowing have come across veluntar Peoples Bank . . . . j Seminole Ctfunty Bank -- G. W . Spencer . . . . Geo. A. DcCOttca - - - Forrest L a k e ................... Perkins and Britt . . . L. P. McCuUer . . . . Bower and Roumillat - May and Walthall . . . Hill Hardware Co. . . . 0. P. H e r n d o n .................... J. D. Davison . . . . . Chat. E. Henry - - - . Sanford Shoe and CIo. Co. Roy F. Symes - - - - . . . Sanford Truck Growers Frtink M e U c h .................... F. F. Dutton - - - - , A, P.' Connelly - - - . .* Rail Hardware Co. . . . Subscriptions amounting to less than flOO each TOTAL About the Swlngknlfa. A swlngknlfe la a wooden sword, 18 to 24 Inches long and 8 lo 10 Inches broad, used to scrape the woody por­ tion from flax, a handful of which hangs over u groove in the standing board known a *-Jtlie s'wlngstock. r. Bwlngknlves are still used In the man­ ufacture of fiax In imrta o f the Old World Imf modern iniichlnery has preiu_ c-:Vj-jjiI1> di«|>lut-ed -them.------ — �s a n Fo r d d u l y : h e r a l d PROGRAM Brigham, Bapiist Temple .. Thursday NteM .... .... SONGS M oor - - - Old Grove - - - M ia mi to the Sun God Highland Melody Welsh Folk Song Tyranean Melody - Indian Melody RECITATIONS John G. Whittier -* Alfred Noyes Abraham .Davenport The Highwayman r e c it a t io n s w it h m u s ic Laugh and the World Laughs ' With Y ou ........................ Wilcox-1 Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox Music by D ’Auveigne Barnard The Canoe 1 Poems Anonymous The Usual W a y ) ■ - - - Phyllis Christ’s Smile - - Edward I The House by the Side of the ..Road . - Sam W all Makin’ Believe - - Joseph C. The E lf and the Dormouse - Oliver Her W ay - - - - Samuel Mintui B ill M a s o n ’s B r id u - — — The following warranta were or­ dered paid at the lait meeting p i the J26.00; W C. Williamson. $66.00; Goard of County Commissioners: A. Vaughn, $100.00; Jno. D. Jinkir>s, $.WU4;. E~ A.. Duuglaaa. (34.07; S o v*‘ Road Bond- Pund Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.,. $83.60; E. E. Peoplea Bank of Sanford, $60.00; Brpdy, I4.0Q; W. C. Williamson, Fred T. William*, $66.00; Industrial $102.76; Jno. D. Jjnkins, 1404.07; Index, .$18.00; Geo. A DeCottei, C. M. Berry, $100.00; E. F. Hous$600.00; J. J. Dickinson, $877.60. holder, $13.30; E. A. Douglass, Itoad St Bridge Fund . $13.80; Woodruff & Watson, $74.40; W. C. Williamson, $52.50; W. C W. J. Thigpen St Co., $18.00; Dr. Williamson. $47.50; W. C. William­ T . G. Simmons, $10.00; Dr. lJ. T . son, $40.00; W. C. Williamson, $45.00 Denton, $45.00; Herald Printing Co., Allen Allman, $26.00 Wrm Wood, $82.15; L. P. McCuller, 125.62; 1377.00; J. B. Americah Agri. Chem. Co., $108.50; Lawson M otor Co., $1621,13; Fred T . J. Appleyard, $08.00; G. A. Speer T. Williams, $134.60; Wight Grocery k Son, $21.36; Southern Utilities Co., Co., $322.67; J. F .'M itch ell, $7.34; $32.64; Bower St Roumillat,.$18.20; q . II. C. Rabun, $72.00; Hill Lum­ T . J. Miller Sc Son, 134.30; HIU ber Co., $39.62; M . D. Gatcbell, Hardware Co., $3.30; M. D. Gstchel $63.47; W. C. Williamson,-.$63.92; $246.61; Geo. T . Johnson Co., $60.46 W. C. Williamson, $12.68: V. A. C. Smith, $62.60; Geo. D. Bar­ Schmeltz St Son, $116.00; P. B. Bost- nard Stat. Co., $108.85; H. St W. B. ton, $100.00; O. P. Swope, 12.76; Drew Co., $3123; Igou St Igou, The Texas Company, $65.60; G. A. $11.20:. Ball Hardware. Co., $6.40: Bryant, $40.00; Chuluota Mfg. Co. $69.74; Jlall Hdw. Co.< $22.86; A. J. McCullcy, $1.35; Hill Hdw. Co.; $46.30: A. J. MeCulley, $12.00. Curtain At 8:15. No one Se tied During The Prologue An Epoch-making e.rent In the tnnaU of Am trl. can amusements ia t i e preaentatjon by Richard WaYion TufTr o f tlTc tWIe-eompjrillnr-areojnplWie*American actor, Guy Batea Poet, In the lrrld e«en t bubble of modern -humanity, "T h e Maaquerader This dramatic masterpiece by John Hunter Booth, taken from the wldily read novel of Katherine Cecil Thuraton, Intimately l l l u . t r i t e i t h ^ U v e « o f two men who met In the fog and traded identitiee and living quartern. • / The dual characterlaatlon offers Mr. Poet a wonderful opportunity and the con trast'd cbaractera are iroperaonated by him with all the art of a genlua mind. Ilia drug fiend la a pitful wretch; hia Loder. the "man " the mental and moral an-* tithesis of the other More Intenaely and artistically Interesting than Jeckyl and H y d e -m o re massive ^n presentation than any modern play, and yet. so deftly done. Its ponderous scenes move with the smooth rapidity or ■n uninterrupted panorama, and thmt I* w n »t tnls wonderful play Is— A L IV IN G M O V IN G , T A L K ­ IN G P A N O R A M IC R E P L E X OF T H E W A R P A N D WOOF O F H U M A N IT Y . ♦ The most Ponderous of all Modern Play* pulsating with the element that comprises ' Life presented in — Bw RECITATION WITH MUSIC T h e H a p p y P*ince . - - - Wilde-La?h Story by Oscar Wilde *• - Music by Madame Liza Lehman SO N G S Vesper Hymn IN C O M E TAX A G A IN Corporations May File Tenatlvc Returns Under Certain Conditions Old English Bellini not be completed within the [)T6^ scribed time., and a formal request for the extension. Any deficiency in the first installment will hear in­ terest at'the rate of aix per cent per annum. "An extension of time is hereby granted to corporations in auch casc-s to file completed returns on or before May 15th, 1920. The tenta­ tive teturn submitted in accordance with the foregoing ' should he on Form 1120 on which should he w rit­ ten plainly across tho face, ‘ T en ta­ tive Return’ . Only the estimated amount of tax due need be stated Jacksonville. Mar. — (Special) "Just this morning I receives! the f«l lowing information from Commis­ sioner of Internal Revenue Daniel C. Roper, and I am giving it to the prers imTnediately," said Collector of Internal Revenue James M. Cathcart, "us it is of great interest to the corporations of Florida.” •'I am authorised to accept tenta­ tive corporation ' returns for the cal­ endar year 1919 on or before March 16th, 1920. Each return must he Interest Unchanged In 200 Years. accompanied by' at least one-fourth Tho highest Intorest* that can be of the estimated amount of tax due, charged for a lonn In the Isle of Man together with a 'statement setting Is fl per cent, and thut has been tho forth the reason why the return can- Inw-ftil rate for more than 200 yeura. Th rift in Peace Time Denton, $30.00; Geo. A. DeCottes, $60.00; Frank Harris; $50.00; H. -C on wherfcvor a county or community EDITOR W t <fi. HARRIS O F ' VALLEY-G A ZE TTE LOSES HIS will as?iit the board of health with Its program. The program calls for . R IG H T EYE draining, oiling, the tiso of stirfarv Was Assaulted on Street Ily Fred M . minnows, screening and ttyr use of Hass Whose Flfiger Nall Cut Into quinine prophylaxis. The Eye * * II. liarKis«immee> ris, editor and one of the owners of the Kissimmee Valley (Jarettc, had his right eye gouged out Saturday, when ho was unexpectedly attacked on the. street by Fred M„Hans, can­ didate fgr the state sennte from the Nineteenth senatorial district, compricing the counties of- Osceola, Orange ami Seminole. *Bass became tnien ed with Mr. Harris hecauso he did not receive u reading nptico in the Kissimmee Val­ ley Gazette when he advertised his announcement in the paper Friday, March 6. . Words passed between the two men in the office of the Garotte ■jbltjiiy and Buss became insulting and was ordered out of the office. Saturdays* Editor Hnrris was cross­ ing th e 'parkway on Broadway, Rpss approached him, asked him if he in­ tended to apologize or. would he Bass, have to give,him a whipping. Mr. Harris replied he had nothing t<h-~apologise for. Thereupon llass grasped the editor by tho'Collar and* a aculTle ensued, liars Is a young mun about six feel three inches tall and weigldng over 200 pounds. II ar­ ris is a nan of small stajure and wright and hud no rhanre in the encounter.. He fell and Ilass on top of him 'struck him with I is fist and then gouged llariis’ right eye with one of his fingers, the nuii penetrat­ ing deep into the optic. . * Business; May He Dally Later. Fort Pierce, March 8.—The News Printing Co., publishers of the Fort Pierce News, of which R. II. Glenn is president and editor, has purchased, the St. Lucie County Tribune, semi­ weekly, the Stuart Messenger and tho Fellsmero Tribune, weeklies; from A. K. Wilson*, and will continue the publication of foup newspapers. The plants are valued at $40,000. It Is* understood that the News Printing Co., will begin the publica­ tion of a daily on December or Janu­ a r y ! , to run luring the tourist sea­ son each yenr until conditions war­ rant nn all year daily. R. H. Glenn, whh hns been editor and manager of the Ft. J’ ierre News for four years and L. F. Chapmun of Warrtrace, Tenn. will edit and rgnnago the newspapers. Mr. Glenn came to Florida ovet six years ago from Oklahoma, where for several years he-was editor and manager of the DiVant Daily * and Weekly Democrat. Mr. Chapman retired from the Methodist ministry cf Florida over two years ago. It "is understood that Mr. Wilson is re­ tiring from the newspaper fame. The first requsito for you to do Is to-think— this will bring forth ideas of two kinds; v ii: Iroperfectcd and Perfected .Ideas. The Imperfcctcd ’Idea Is orte whore you think yop will dome day start j o save but just seem never to do it. The Perfected is where you A C T A T O NCE and fa v e for thrift s sake. Which course will you take? You know which is heat and We Know where we can help you. Will you Come HERE?. • PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = Just Three W eeks Old and G row ing to Beat the Band , Sheriff Ingram and others pulled Bass off the prostrate form of the editor. ‘ • Extension Telephone Service NoW A vailable Extension telepjiohe service is now avail­ able for those who. alfeady have telephone service There is no greater convenience in the home than an extension telephone on the other floor or beside the bed. No more running up and down.stairs to answer the telephone, it is always conven­ ient and addy-to^he pleasure of housekeepThe cost is small, but the convenience is great. . Call the Managers office today and ar­ range for sfn extension telephone in your home. 1 • / • SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY • picture, "T h e Thirteenth Command­ Mr. Harris, ‘ Saturday,. went to ment" 4s "a ll-star".it Includes some Tampa and placed -himself In the of $he most prominent players on the .screen.* Besides the beautiful and talented Mias .Clayton, there .Is Anna Q. Nilsson, one of the best cyf, entering t ie lens, cutting It known leading women In pictures. loose, it floating about and the She recently appeared opposite Bry­ the science of an optician cannot an­ ant Washburn in "Venaus in the chor it. Mr. Harris will he blind in East" and In tho production of this eye for life. * •* ’."Soldiers of Vortune" Monte Blus, Bass gave bond for his appearance who' played one of 'th e featuring fn city court Monday morning. Ed* roles In "E veryw om an " and Is a itor Harris returned last night from favorite among the young film actors, Tamps in a weakened ropdition from gives a fine performance a:the hero­ his experience.— Florida Tirr.oa-Un- ine’s brother. Th e leading man la lon, March 8. Charles Meredith, whose latest «p pcarancc was with. Marguerite Clark e Carried On in "Lu ck in P aw n " The cast also in­ Model Campaign Ti cludes Irving Cummings. W inter To Eliminate Xtalsris Jacksonville. .March 8.—T h f anti- Hall, and Arthur Jaude. Robert G. Vignola directed tho malatial program of the State Board picture and it is a Paramount-Artof Health has reeelved the full en­ cra/t. The Princess Theatre will dorsement of J. A. LaPrfnce, chief ■how today -o n ly with two other sshitary engineer of the United States Public. Health Service, and the federal organization has prntnbed its full cooperation in carrying out the work. , The campaign will be started In Taylor county, Perry, the county real, having provided a fund of Good old Florida sunshine is here a t last and come to stay. Th e same applies to our D ry Goods Department. I t ’ s a per­ manent fixture— one that meets the de­ mand o f our people. Here you find any­ thing you w ant in D ry Goods, N otions, Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings, Fancy and Fam ily Groceries, a long felt w ant fully supplied in our: General Line. ALL we ask is a TRIAL ORDER that we m ay fully convince you. Cor. 4th St. and Sanford Ave. - Sanford �SANFORD DAILY HERALD > FAG-R 2 M A T IN E E AND NIGHT t H E P IC T U R E Y O U H A V E B E E N W A I T I N G F O R were nbnuf to tie rarrled Into exccul!on. In thcao days' of the alrplaon ami wireless telegraphy^lj. seems lmpossible to deliver n surprise nmmuIL ffevertbeless* no pain* afe spared to the exact deceive the enemy as point of attack. As a means o f cover­ ing the true point of attack, the chief of tank corps presented a scheme which received the approval of the JN VENTED BY J. ill.-S W A IN tdch command. Cut Up Like an Army of Tanks! “ Accordingly, nfler tho withdrawal j of the tanks from the'St. Mlhtcl sec­ tor. I.leut. Higgins with his platoon of (he Three Hundred and Thirty-fourth A Vegetable Comblnatiin for Softening Water, Whitening battalion lank corps, was dlroeted to proceed from this point In a northClothes, Scrubbing and Scouring, . Removing SnoUj from your wester!j" dlrerttotr along the Hues via Clothes, Carpets and Rugs. -ADialufeciant, Kilts and Deatraytv narrow gnu go railway, He was to stop Chinches, Bed Bugs and their eggs, ail Insects, Bugs and each night and make a reconnaissance Worms, Ants, Fleas, lic e on Stock, Blight on Vegetables and In front of onr positions with his also acts as Vegetable Fertilizer to all Plants, Rose Bushes, tanks and Immediately load up and House Plants and Tender Vines. repent the operation the following Has endorsement of some of the leading Physicians of night further down the line. Florida. A One Disinfectant. Great saving to the House­ “On Sept. ID, the five tanka and keeper being one tenth of the cost of Ammonia. Selling the their crews were loaded and the ex­ formula only and a quart of the H A N D Y F L U ID goes free pedition started. ■ That cvehlng they with.e{ich formula. stopped In the rear o f a little wood, many kilometers west of St. Ulhlcl. Off the little narrow guage flat cars tumbled the the tanks and nosed Into the woods for concealment. About 11 o'clock all was ready and tho minia­ Representing David Cook ^o, ture nrmy started forward on Its mis­ 85 Leading magazines sion. Everything went ofT as sched­ uled. The tanka rolled through our W IL L SEE Y O U P E R S O N A L L Y positions and Into No Man's Land. "They were operated hack and forth for half an hour. After this they were quietly withdrawn, crawled back Tribute to Great American. • rlc* a much heavier nrinnmcnC on their little narrow gauges and Carlyle nnd a friend were walklnf The great difficulty with the large started merrily on their way. They British tanka was that they were nn- t Btrect In London many years «g<J[ timed their work perfectly, and as derpowereft nnd. on account of the ar­ and suddenly Cnrlylo gripped bis they pulled out n- terrific barrago hit rangement of tho machinery within, friend's arm nnd Bald: "Who Is that the wood they had left. And the friend did not nfford the proper room for the tnnn that pn**ed?" "The following evening the proced­ replied: '.That Is Daniel Webster of crews. A commission o f British nnd ure was repented. Agnln the bar­ American experts has corrected faults Massachusetts.'* ^ And Carlyle said; rage descended too Into to hurt the Jnrgely through the adoption of th» "He looks like a walking cathedral." Jaunty— baud.— -For —sis , sueeesslve Atnerlcnn Liberty motor. •nights the troupe staged their one night stands, nnd the reports all along the' sector showed that the Hun was BRITAIN HAS BIG NEW S H E L L up In the air. All day long the sky was full of planes searching for the Projectile L* Said to. Pierce the nrmy of tanks which Ifoo enemy tvns Heaviest Armor Without FOR SPRING sure jvns concentrating on this front. Shattering. All suspicious looking places-were bombarded wllh the usunl Hun thor­ London.— The British, navy may soon oughness nnd Intensity. All night be given n new nnd “unsurpassed" FULLY GUARANTEED--18 IN 1 •M ASSIVE REELS FROM THE NOVEL OF H A R O LD B E LL W R IG H T J. H. S W A IN Sibil Anores— 1 T he Flight of the Girl Into the Hills apd the Sensational Horses and Men Together Plunging Down the Mountain Side THE FIGH T OF THE LOVERS ON THE M O U N T A IN CLIFF O TH ER S E N S A T IO N A L SCENES A D M IS S IO N J P n . ADULTS I C C : CHILDREN 25 CPINTS 15 CENTS A ll 111 ADULTS CHILDREN 35 CENTS 20 CENTS A P IC T U R E YO U S H O U L D N O T M I S S No Hope of Better Foq^d Situa tion Seen by Food Con­ troller at Rome. Strike* and Blot* Are Bred by Stead By Increasing Cost of Everything — Causing Deep Anxiety to . Government, Home, Hon hundredweight f the till harvest ia an punt the.public lu«s -lew-limn atic-tlilrd the quantity doled mu last year. There Is less (linn half the quantity of cheese, lard, butter and milk of Inst year; there Is a serious sugar short age too. No Prospect of Relief. And the food controller hns no remedy to suggest. T h e’ public htatmy him nnd Ids food ministry. He blames tho food ministry too, say­ ing that micti chipis reigned when he look I* river Insf summer Ibat be lias be-n tttfnMe fit straighten things out itml \>'ll resign as soon as pti--llile lie told an risbtitished ehitinlter Mud be found Ids ministry buying cheese at r.o cents n pound, to resell to wholesale dealers who doled u mu 1. *he pultih- at 51.511 a [mum! lie added that'one great trouble Is the hie!: of food experts to advise •the government In haying ‘ foods. <>»pet-tally perishable kinds And he s;dd be sinv no hope for a better .....I yielded 2U»uou,tsKi . bum Ired weight less than Insf year; the government must Import 250.000.000 hundred■wight for bread,-jplilch u* sold lit 20 rents for n two-pound lottf, and tqc&rtT f WX).0t)O.ooo on bnril grain alone; on soft grain thtf" toss equals another ♦400,000,000: on olive ell the slate ■uses several hundred million dollars Italy Is tlin only allied country whose liihabltanls must stm mt war bread Its price, the government says, 'oust shortly lie raised 5 or 10 cents Tor a two-pound loaf, because the midget cannot stand the loss of $800,* 000.000 n year on grain alone. The public must Itear part of the bunion In dearer bread. Bice Is scare*;, too; (bis year's har­ vest shows a shortage of half n inII- 1LliSl YOU FORGET B.C. D O D D S , M .D •Residence: 'J(I5 Magnolia Ave. Rhone 401 Office: First National Bank Building I’liunt* 482 Furniture and Complete . House Furnishings Stoves and Ranges *Our S tock is C o m p le te T* Prices nnd Terms Reasonable 34 years service to San ford situation, in the near future unless people eat less anil pull their belts lighter over empty stnmiiclts, Th perpetual upward flight of food priors >rj Italy ratinea deep tinrU-O lu 'hobo responsible for the country's good order. Recent strikes and civil strifi were almost wholly due to discontent cnu«ed by Mie still In creasing cost of life's prime' ueecs s;to-s nnd mure trouble Is yet to come LinSeRs ttie upward trend Js curbed. Sample SU G G E STIO N S Ruse That Kept Germans Guess ing on Eve of Argonne Disclosed. long the darkness was dispelled by hundreds of dares nnd rockets, and all Indications showed that ifelnlo was not going to bi< caught napping. D ive rte d Their Blufl Attacks Divert Two Ger­ man Divisions— U S. Army Gets First Two of Unproved Type of Battlo -Tank. H’ltstiliigton.—The story of five little American tanks and the part they plnyeil In the great Argonne offensive in told as follows in a statement is­ sued by the war department: "Gen, 1’ershlng with the first Ameri­ can army bud just llulshed awakening the Herman high command to a healthy fear of the American soldier by re­ ducing the St. Mlbli'l salient, ami the plans for the Meuse-Argonne offensive Two D ivisio n s. "Host of all. Just ah the little band wn* preparing to entrain to pet Into the Me show til flip Argonne there . nine a noo-Mige from the Ititclllgcnec section stating 'two GfEjniin dlv|s|ofis withdrawn from Argonne Kn i ifront. * I raining for ytqir sector."' Tin- lank corps Iiiin Just received at t'nntp Meade. Md., from the Hock Island arsenal two Mack VIU . tanks. This type, the largest yet placed In quantity production, was especially de­ signed for use against the I lindenburg line nnd similar defenses. Not bo fust nor so easily handled hs the lighter types. It possesses tho ability tq cross much larger ditches, crush more formidable obstacles, and car- BEANS LIMA BEANS BEETS EGG P L A N T SQUASH TOMATOES CUCUMBERS SWEET CORN PEPPERS weapon In a largo caliber shell which will pierce the heaviest armor without shattering, said Sir Hubert llutlltcld. •-Iiitirmiiii om! muuuglng director of Hadflelds. Ltd., steel imtnnfncfnrcrs. recently, lie Indicated that possession of sueli a sin-11 during the great war would tin''* Imeti of inestimable value to Mo Itritl-li fleet. Lumberjack’s Appetite. W e lu-anl some tiim ago that Mir nanagi-r- of flu* liiiui et cm n p ' Ii -d lei-bli'd to refuse fret feeds lo (Innigrum lundu-rJaeJci*. drifting friun •amp fit rjimp. bni md nil we «aw a timberjnek out did we nntliT-Onnd the flue Impulse that led to (lie d-*iston. Afler eating Ills nil. If one of the fel­ lows should Irj to push Ids way down a logging road.'lie wohld get stuck be­ tween the trees and probably stay there until he starved. Detroit New*. We Hove The S E E D — FIIESII C H A S E & CO. SANFO RD , FLA Increases. Colton goods cost 300 per rent yore tIni ii Jjiey did In 1010. woolen goods 230 per cent, lints find shoes !■“•*) tier rent, shoddy clot lies 250 fier cent, glass goods :uitl jter cent. Home grov it proilat e hns Inert-used more than foods Imported from America For Instance, eggs pre now- 55 per cent dearer than three years ago, pot»hicn 150 jter cent dearer, beans -I2d (nr cent, fresh pork 370 per cent, Italian Inril 28TI per cent, hoef 311 per cent, butter 270 per cent, rhccM* 250 [M.r cent,' milk 300 per cent, wine 825 per cent. The fond conlrtd olfiee report* Mutt w ipe growers made such big pi'ellts Mils last veyr that thev P tld for the land their wines are g -n on from the one year's gain alone. T ’. t evergrowing ctml of living In Imly unee the rbeniiest enuniry yi Ktimi", the paradise of llie poor mall m i ms to lie In ii vicious circle Dent food and discontent go hand-Inhard, breeding strike#, riots, blond stieil. They again react on local pro d»e|lnp< and cause p’rlCca lo" rlr-c higher Minn before. Then follow fir-n mrikcs ami disorder*: ttu* screw I* iufii*-d yet again nnd the vicious circle must be rounded once more. ■Serpentine Crepe has advanced, but we boi at the low price. You r choice for V SEE W IN D O W 50 pieces some time ago 60c yard D IS P L A Y Our New Shipment has just arrived. T h e - newest an that could be bought. 36 to 40 inches wide prettiest patterns New York Dealer Bought Shakespeare Volume In Europe for a Client. New York.’—A copy of Shakes­ peare's “ Venus nml Adonis." printed In Ifijitl ami classed as one of the most valuable books In the world, ar­ rived here In the possession of GcurgO D> Smith, a dealer In rare books, a passenger mi the (Jiimird Ilnur CarMr. Smith vnltl be paid $75,000 for the tiny vnltjtnc, two by three Inches In six*! anil weighing only two ounce*. The volume wot purchased for llentV K, Huntinglmi of New York. Spain to Have Skyscraper*. Bilbao. Spain.—At n conference ol properly-*wuers and architect* It was decided Thnt owing to the grent In­ crease la Hind values here twenty and ihim siorlt-s hiilbbiigH will lie bulb *aoB|d Xuu jo B)0jnqc3 jo uaj •uoi|J oj i»3 i.uv.Ktp aq )uqi Muq« oj wu jmjjo'd Xpiunjittn on ■[ juumnua « ih •«i3imfltni| qsijaujj aqj Bonn jaqjny Xuja aqi OJ A|Buojjt* upofqo u|ja.f,l XBUBjv ■Xb m v U iu i 0|juso piQ aqj. «»A |0 ~ These new numbers in Underwear are the latest and are made o f extra good Nainsook and -i ? 'trim m ed. Teddies, Gowns, Corset Covers and Skirts �_ r»m <rfc7---. gjFl-,;*■■■i■»:-W r .f/ MARCH JO, 1920 possible to* amputate the stump of the Iving child and graft on the hand p.MUhpd « » V t . «n «r »o «B e t f f f l Hand*; *< of a child that has just died. The rfc, |!rr.Jd UbIWIbJ. **7 Maxnolla At . m m , 8 « o- time will undoubtedly come when 1* 4, r t w H * - ___________________ ;_______________ surgical science will he able to ac­ .• PUOLtSHKBS complish even this wonder. • theheraldprintingcompany INC.’ B. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager' Krntm Midi K—wi. — A.plU.tl.n uwiCBtrTiON PB1CB IN ADVANCB ..... MAO -* ' * a M.00 roR ONR TKA*__ 13.00 . a ll MONTH* MONTH* —---- ---------------- H rOB.RU crrr o r dk livered i n c a r r ie s • « » r ________________________ I I O n [a ONE w WEEK (U m m altar O tlab w 17, at S .n f.rd . Florida, aadtr • b lm d M w w m MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ly served, when the taxation to* lie required for this purpose would be levied upon. Mm as .well as upon others? > Just what Is simple justice? During the civil war many thou­ A CASE OF E V E R Y B O D Y sands of artps nnd legs were sawed Everybody walks, the streets of off without the aid of an anaesthetic this town. Today ‘such a thing is never even Everybody see bits of paper and considered. . . refuse on tho ^streets— possibly A few years ago tho pulling of a everybody helps to put them there. tooth was a fearful ordeal to the .■ Everybody -thinks they are un­ victim. Today wholeiets nro extract sigh tly and should he removed, but etT without- pain. everybody waits for everybody else The modern surgeon cuts a man to do it. Now if everybody would make a open, turns him inside out, cleans his organs, sews him up again, and in point of picking up this refuse we a few weeks the fellow is up and try­ Would have a more sightly town, and ing to put one over on his competitor everybody would take pride in liv ­ ing (n a place which everybody helps in business. Tho wonders of surgery are so to keep clcati. Let’s everybody get busy for the great as to be almost unbelievcahle benefit of everybody else. to the lay mind, and yet It is ’only Rhode Inland la talking about ntates rights. Shades of Abraham Lincoln. in ita Infancy. .Another great war will result in a* great achievements in the develop­ ment of tho science as the one just closed, and it will not be at all sur­ prising to see the hands of the deaP grafted onto the shattered stumps of tho living. Few things are Impossible to the man of science who is determined to succeed. / • Our achool teachera are not get­ ting enough money. I f • *he women could only vote there woulld beaomething doing. ^ Snaka Expert Qot Out of Rather Tight Fix In a Somewhat Clever Manner. = ~-_7_ .e w .*. -7 ai 7 A. K. Wilaon baa aold hia interests There is a certain professor o f nat? In the Ft. Pierce Tribune and several ural history who delights In propound­ ing catch qucaUons to his class, and other East Coast papers to a new one young fellow, who had been caught company that will publish a daily by one, determined to got even. At paper in the near future. The Florida tho next clnBs, therefore, he said press will miss A. k . Wilson and his grnvqjy: TOO-M UCH M O N E Y — FO’R SOME charming wife. "Professor, you have made n special ----- O — — A condition is being brought about study of snakes, have you not?" .W e are glad*to get the Orlando In this country which Is anything "Yes, I think I nm fairly well In: Sentinel and the -Prlando Reportcr- but desirable to one who values the formed ns to that branch," the profes­ Star ngnim-Whila the paper_ahtlffiUItl Juturc welfare of the United States. sor responded. wat Ao acute we could not get these From tho number of millionaires — “Then.—professor,—you Oatv undoubt­ valuable papers and no news was that have sprung up in the past (ew edly Inform me on a point which, filtering through the lines from the years it is apparent to any thinking while doubtless simple, puzzles mo. hoys of Orange county’*! capital. person, that the wealth of the country , May 1 ask you a question?" Tho professor begun to feel uneasy, is not being equitably distributed. but there was nothing to reply but *9 If you did not join the Board of Entirely too great a proportion of it "yes." Trade last night you should join it is finding Its way into the coffers of »• “Then, sir, what I desire to know Is, today. If you are alreidy a member favored class at tho expense of tho where does n snake's tall begin?" the ymmg*ri'llmv asked gravelly. and mU paid up you should pay up. great mas.i of the people. Tito professor was silent for n nto-. If you expect to do something^in Milllonaises nre fikenmahruum* Sanford that is worth while you will they are 5hoot trig , up almost over meiit, urn! n titter tiegnn to run over the roonf, which Increased to a roar ns have to get <10 the ohariot of progress night and they nre being created the professor replied calmly: and the chariot of progress is the because our system of government "That Is qillte simple; It begins at ItnariJ of Trade! makes it possible for lho many to he the end of the snake which Is not the ----- O ----plundered by the few. Or. prehap* it head." We knew that as-soon as our new would he better to suy that our fail hotel was all t ready that Orlando ure to enforce the laws against cul­ W ILL TUNNEL UNDER STRAIT would have to build another one. prits-in high places makes this conAll Tight. Orlando. Build another ditipn possible. Japanese Authorltlea Bald to Have one down there and we will build Everyone has more money than Decided Upon Engineering Feat another one up here and keep the they had a few years ,ago because, of Magnitude. ball rolling every year and if both the wejflth of the country has in­ towns build a dozen fine hotels they creased by ly'aps had bounds, Reverat months ago announcement but will not he able t o ‘ take care of all tho men- who produced this wealth was mmle that tb^ Imperial govern* the tourists that are corning into by the labor n! their hands have not .meat railways nf Japan Intended to hulld 11 tunnel under the Sldnmnosekl tins part of Florida next season. received their just proportion. Jug­ jitrult. .This ^|rati separates the main — U ----gling and sharp practices- have d i­ Maud of the Japanese group, “ Are beautiful women stupid?" verted the lion’s share to thnt odori­ from the smaller Island of Kltishu nt That is the query propounded by ferous minority of gentry popularly the south. It In now .crossed fiy n some ii. f. over in London, and now known as high financiers men who car ferry, which Is rapidly becoming it has floated across the Atlantic receive a hundred dollars for every Insufficient to meet the demands that are made upon It. Two years are to to stir up the d. f ’s over here. Of ten that they honestly eat course the answer of every sane Government olllcials and public |>e spent In studying the geological married man would depend upon nton wonder why there is so much formation o f the sen bed In the strait nml lit drafting of tho general plan the personal appearance of his wife unrest in this country. of work In preparation for the actual and of every lover upon Quit of 1tis It they woul i leave .their gilded undertaking of tunneling, so that the best girl. Beautiful women stupid? hulls for a few weeks ami get out real work will not commence until Ask the ntlicd^llow. .. among the people, eat what they etTV, HKM. Engineers nnd workmen will he ----- O ----sleep where they slee p, and do as sent to America and Europe to make W ANTED—A NEW HAND they do, they would soom imbibe it study of what has hcetr achieved In The science of surgery has been not only the solution, but Ji little these'Countries In the way of tunnel engineering. Thu lino Is to he seven developed to sqch a wtmderful degree common sense ns well. tulles’, long. 01IO mllo of which will ho in the world war that a mother has A matt can only lo o m ? a multi­ entirely under .the sen. The approxi­ appealed to the medical department millionaire by taking the money mate cost of the undertaking >rill be at Fort* Sheridan to graft a nety hand from other . people who arc about $10,000,000 nnd the work rVexon a five months old child that was justly entitled to much of it. And peeled to he In 1W2H.— sPt*“ no completed cotnph born without that member. for every plutocrat so rroited a entitle American. The chief surgeon reluctantly ad­ thousand bolsheviks will raise their What'o In a Number7 mits that science has not reached heads to plague the government. An' turn squadron, preparatory to that point. A new hand can not lie The remedy is obvious. Place ‘ a furnished the little child. IVut who limit upon the amount of money the slurt for the front, . wii S hetng knows what the future may bring to any one mm may bv permitted to Initiated again'Inin the mysteries of clnaa-order drill. While most of the it? • . accumulate, and then enfor -c the men knew every nut. holt ntul In five or ton yeirs it may he law agahist all people alike. square Inch of canvas on the ^planes, E V E R Y T H IN G Y O U W A N T F O It GOi MEAL I • ~~=717 - i V- . ‘ „ ,£ Y O U M A Y F IN D *- ■ ' AT TH E \ * C ity M a rk e t ♦ - - ■■ — Fam ous-D ixie Cakes Fresh Dates Fi&s and Nuts ff? > • < .TvT ■r'' -$■**’# ■ i ■V- f \ Phono 106 FOR Q U IC K SE R V IC E * S IM P L E JU S TIC E * * Sooner or later congress must do.•cide whether or not the Country is to pay n bonua to our young men who defended their native land on the bloody fields of France. There is some opposition to the suggestion, because the ttotnl runs into millions. •But- here are two picture#, fairly stated— take your choice. ’ .First. One young man remained at homo, 1ns it was necessary that some should do. He worked in munition factories, or in the ship yards, or in any of the thousands of places where work wbb required. He * received high wages*-probtni!y higll; er than ever before—a good home :in which to live, enjoyed his hours i of leisure and recreation, and was in no pcrsottul danger ut any time. He , made money. Second. Another young man went ! to the war, as it was also necessary **thal some should do .. He gave up bis position at good wages, f orsook his means cf enjoyment, exchanged ; a comfortable home for the'rigors of camp life, endured the horrors of the bloodiest war in history, faced the dangers of sickness and disease und returned to find another map in his old job. awl-in most cases had to be ’content with what he could got. Ho gave from one to y car8 °I .the beat part of his life to his country and financially lost money. . Should he, or should he not, re­ ceive some addftlortal* recompense from the people whom ho lii valiant- PAGE a cr misconception as fo this rolrTthan nny other ever struck by the United Btntea mints. This arises from the fact that there are two kinds o f hnlfdollnrs of-4853, Thtf rnro variety has no arrows nt the dates nnd there Is no sunburst on Its reverse. Only two specimens of this coin arc known to he In existence. Unlf dol­ lars of lfkvi with arrows at dntc ami sunbursts on. the reverse#-nre very nu­ merous, however, and they hnvexfrequently dashed tho hopes of boldines who were unfamiliar with the dis­ tinction between the two varieties of the coin. • ^r*■ ■ ' for collecting drafts, etc. A bank should be regarded as the inti­ mate helper, advisor, and friend of the custom- • Small Girl'* Criticism. Little five-year-oili Lots had been told not to be In such a hurry when . she put nwnjr her plnythlng*. to take a III Be more cure and puck them straight. One evening her grandma waft tnklng her home after dark.* A* they 'were walking along the street lights were turned on. She looked up and itsknl: "Grandma, who turned all nt tho*e lights on nt onee?” On heln r told a man nt the electric Ujdu plan turned them on. she said: “ Well, then who- tum« Oft all 'he light* In the sky?" Grandma told her God did that. Noticing thnt the new ninqp was tilled nt n different tingle from wtmt she hnd noticed before, she"-aid rather disgust eilly: "Well. I wish God would take Just n little .uore' time when he-turns on the lights nnd turn that •moon -oh straight while he Is nbyut It.” . er, ever ready to.co-operate in’ every proper way, to extend necessary accommodation as re­ quired, and to protect his interest in every way that lies within it’s power. » This is the kind of service that we en­ deavor to render; and we invite you to make *. Cat* la Settlad Out of Court by Pay. mant of $10. There will he no lawsuit about tho cow-thnt ate two silk dresses at Calverton, L. I., for tho claim has been compromised nt $10, .according to a statement made by Lawyer James T. YVnlsh, which sum was paid by the owner o f the cow to tho father o f the owner o f tlte dresses. , Thin story started when It was said Qua Brooks of Cnlverton demanded u warrant fur tho arrest of John Juba* hmsky’S cd\V, which"*ho ^wanted Id charge with eating two little RUk dresses belonging to bis child. The cow. It wns claimed, deliberately wandcred over to tin* Brooks clothesline and was caught with"the gwuls— that Is, she was seen to he calmly pulling tho dresses from the Hue nnd eat|ug them up. After the last of the gar­ ments disappeared-.Mrs. Brooks was tooted to the spot with surprise for' the time being—n detpaud for repara­ tion was nuuje. John couldn't believe that bis cow would do so unladylike an act, hut.when he was convinced she had In- settled the ease by paying $10. your connection with us with such service in view. ' 10 Bank F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. W H ITN E R , Cashier v Sanford, Florida C H U L U O J A IN N CHULUOTA, FLO RID A Open|I)eccmbcr'7th for Ihc Season. MRS. CIIAS. I). B R U M LE Y, Mgr. \ Note The Richness of Roseland Dairy Milk, and you will understand why it is prefer­ red by mothers who demand the purest and best for their children. The high-cost-of-food need ’neveraffect the children so long as Roseland M ilk provyles the nour­ ishment it does for the small amount it costs. -We make two deliveries daily. JOEL GRAYSON Phone 2011 r— Cotton Seed Meal NITRATE SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES $ * In a little alcove In the capital at Washington alts Joel Grayson. All tho surplus documents >t the house are In this alcove, and tho member* keep "hard after” Mr. Grayson, v*ho know* exactly where to find e*ch and "" every paper required. Having served ** e government for 45 years, it can 1 be understood that Mr. Grayson knows his business. Ring Strangely Recovered, ^ ' Chase & Co V V •J O p tic ia n r- Eyes Tested YOU CAN T MAKE H AY W ITH O UT SUN SH IN E Nor canyoumake mnenmoney ■witliout some effort to CONSEP T3 YOUR RESOURCES Lenses Ground G L A S S E S A D JU S T E D . * and R E P A IR E D L. A. B R A N D Optomelrisl-Optldnn^ 221 E. Firsl Street by establ sliing credit with a reliable lx nk. Tvliy no' make some real -“ HAY” in Mie SUNSHINE bv starting a c \eck account witu ns. Build 1your credit that you may^To able to mastei’ difficult problems. Opposite Poaloffice. ik )in FRECKLES Positively Removed Thl* Half-Dollar Raro. Ever since the ttewa that -a silver ft/ Df. Berry’s Frecklo C InIntent , Your Druailit or by Wall 65c half-dollar or 18-Vt brought wnk Send for Free Uookl*l published throughout the country a .few years a^o, there has hrnn A great- Dr. G I L Berry Qo., m i x .r - - — place J o r keeping funds, for handling checks, laln. "More, you. where do you belong? Whnt’s your number?" . The buck snapped out of Ids trnnee. "No, 2£4f*2d. air," ho announced,— The Home Sector. A bank is much more, than merely a safe COW EATS SILK GOWNS A wedding ripg-was found In the stomach o f it coil rancht on the Grand hanks. The ring belonged to Mrs. Paul Ills Burnham, an English woman, who had Insi It, when the styaaishtp AngloSaxon went down In 1801. The fisher­ man graced the ownership of tho ring they were more than ,hazy about the nnd sent It hack to lho son of Mrs. forgotten details of iliolr apprentice­ Burnham, who Is Mild to hnvo reward­ ship days’In the army. ed him with a present of "Squads right!" bellowed the com* mantlli^f officer.The majority of lho squadron man­ aged to get there somehow or other, lutt No. ft, re:tr rank, fourth squad, wns totally lost, . l i e muueuTcn’d aimlessly about tho field for 11 time, trying to find Ills place, npd Ann By walked. Inlo the arms of tho enp- „ A Pessimist's Observation. "Wo have ho unity of tho unem­ ployed'." "I don’t know," rejoined Mr, jQpow; rher. "A fter watching a few o f tffii helpers who have come along In connectlon-wlih. various kinds of work, 1 have concluded thnt we hnvo n large number in a state of unemployment The difference Is.that they get paid for i t " DIDN’T FEAZE THE PROFESSOR : .. . _ _ _ _ SA N FO R D D A IL Y 3 IIE R A L D SANFORD DAILY HERALD ' --.i • _ H O M E IfiS T J T U T IO r t S A N F O R D , FLA 4 ~ •Wv-vS-H'-T -- X ~r __* . * , .' A t - f c a a , ■ �f ‘ j. ' T'?li * -- -* • ii , ■ .• f ■-■ iv \ - •• . f. gta s vV J J w M ga ■ ■ ■ ■ : ' v: • ' J--T-*—gLI *•» .-• * f La*;-** f i . :?j UTT' **■ »! 1 FREIGHT Utile Happenings Mention bf Matters In Brief Personal Hems o f Interest In and A b o u t <£ The C itg ‘ Summary o f the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers For Klim Powdered Milk. Phone. 2412 W. W. Drvasor. . 10S-6tp THEY TOOK HER LITER A LLY Electrical Fixtures, llouao WireIng, in fact all kind* of electrical work. Phone 442. W. H. Treadwell, . Electrician. , 83-tf. But Probably Musical Comedy Star < Did Not Msan Just What She Threatened. » • Car of Hanarrar- arid- 'Apples on track by express office. Must be * add In two days. Price 75 cents up, per bunch. Come and get youc bargains. l i t - t|\. Plenty, of Plain View Bean Plan' tera for immediate deliveri". Hill ’ Implement and Supply Co. 113-6tc. , v i Wk MARCH 10, 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD rA U E l « • HEADQUARTERS - - - - - - - - F O lt - - - - - - EVERYTHING IN G ro c e rie s Y lng*Line. How much does It cost imvy to feed an elephant for a year? Two thousand dollars, say the officials of the London j:jui And n ginifTV costs half ns much So that, with the hicreuM-d prices of food, have come new problems for' ^lu- keepers of tnenagertVs. The meat funds Include beef, horse Mesh, guinea pig*. rats, rnts, inlet*, rabbits frogs, snakes. Msh. pigeons, ducks, sparrows, gentles, snails, nnts and cmI liver oil. The gn relies, hnfTalnes and antelopes must be provided with ris k suit They are fed tin nnts, hrnn. liny, green clover to gether with carrots and potato,-*. Tinbirds arc the most •difficult to .... 1 sat Jsfnrlorlly. ITninlngm-s, for Instance, require soaked wheal. ladled shrimps ami ftn|i nil stnfill Some birds are fed largely on bullock's Uv*-r. 'yds Is cut Into slices, ladled, then ,pul through n mincing machine, The mince Is dried In a slow oven rind preserved. The dry mince Is usually mixed with bran or pollard. Quantities of Insects have to he kept In stork for the Insect eating birds. These are principally meal worms and gentles, which Is the polite name for myat maggot* Itut for some bird* tile* and grasshopper* are required. The monkey- require fruit. Mich ns tialiuuus ami apples, while the snakes must be fed on small animats, such ns ralddls. mice and ruts. New Idea In Storing Coal. FRUITED OATS Something New -A T- L. P. MeCuller’s The Ingenious plan of storing coal In carbonic n**ld gn*. a* undertaken at Dortmund, Oorniitnv give* the safety from spontaneous Ignition of under water storage, while the container of for* the convenience of the' overhead bunker Knob of the three cylindrical hunkers eimstnjeted with a enpnrllv of 'J.oOtt ton*, lias semi spherical top nnd bottom, anti three tilling opening* hi the top. Willi three discharging out lets at Ihe bottom. The lower outlets are gn* light when closed, but a* the carbonic itn rr-1* much heavier than air the upper openings do not require being absolutely leak proof, a grab on n at rue |uni) steel tower unbinds the coal from a barge. The coal I* dropped Into n small hopper, nnd then fed to n push-plate conveyor, which Is *o placed that It may serve In tilling or empty­ ing the three blinkers. The small amount of carbonic arid gas Mini b-ak* out in removing con I can la* readily replaced. Fun for the Girl. Lumber Building Material .^ Rooting of All Descriptions -V U n ic , (\'HU*nt, Plaslnr Uriel:. Drain Tile and S ew er Pipe. \ \ H ill L u m b e r S BROKE AWAY Peculiar Happening Hailed aa Somol‘ thing Particularly New In His­ tory of Railroading. The Rrlem'irrond hns demnnstrnted the practicability of a theory that n freight train may lose a car from its midst and keep to Its acbedulo with Its crew In Ignorance of their loss, and Ed Mott, of .Goshen, the local histo­ rian, Is happy. For a generation Mott hns been tell­ ing fotksuf an Erie train that left Sus­ quehanna,In the winter of 1853 with 13 cars o f cnttle. At Port Jervis one car was missing. It had disappeared from the middle of the train without leav­ ing broken couplings or other traces of the manner of Its ejectment. Two days later the missing car waa found In a field near the track at Shohola. It was empty. The cattle It had held were recovered In Sullivan county, New York. They hnd freed themselves from the car and crossed tho Delaware river on the ice. • * Engineer Albert 0. Roberts was driving a' train-to New York last Sun­ day morning. At West Tuxedo atr brake trouble led to the discovery that the fpurternth car wns missing. The thirteenth and fifteenth ear* hnd recoupil'd themselves. Search led to the discovery of the mlsslpg car alongside the track n mile to the oortlv The accident of Sunday was exactly the same as the one Wh! eh Mott de­ scribes ns of slxly-odd years ago, ex­ cept that the modern form of lirnke mused the loss of n car to be discov­ ered mure quickly than was tho case In the old dnys. when the couplings were of simple design and the brakes were operated by hand.—New Haven Union. A popular musical comedy star was taking her summer vneatlou In a New England village this year, and good naturedly agreed to participate In an "entertainment" to be given at the town hall for ths benefit of local char-. Itles. 8he procured from New York one of the costumes from her last win­ ter's show, and a fetching poster show­ ing herself In that same costume. Boon after the poster was on dUpiny a dele­ gation of village ladles waited upon the committee o f gentlemen who were engineering the entertainment and pro­ tested against the chic costume o f the poster, which was. In fact, that of the conventional "prince" of musical com­ edy, with a frank If pleasing display of silk-encased limbs. "Let's send for MUs da Lanry and see. if we can't fix It up," a commit­ teeman suggested, and this was done. Now, besides being good natured. Miss de Lancy Is high-spirited, and rather thought that the costume which had been good enough for her to ap­ pear In for some hundreds of times In Now York would do for one appear* nhee In Hlcksvtlle. "There Is no use talking," she nnnounced wllh decision, 'T il appear In that costume or nothing I" There was a moment of horrlfie<! atlonce, then quick whispering among tho Indy delegation, and n moment Int­ GOOD EXERCISE IS MOTORING er jlietr protest ngnfimt the proposed costume wns withdrawn.—Hillndelphtn Physician Seems to Have Made Out a Good Cate for Hie Side of ledger. Rcaturanl For Sale On account of illness in family necessitating removal to Georgia the Park Avenue Ca/e and all fur­ niture and cquipemnt is offered for •ale. Good business in good location. For particulars., see Mias Carrio Gray, Park Avenue Cafe.. 108-tf. ‘ Just received a complete line of Children's Ready to Wear HaU. in Milan etc. Mrs. Grace Williams. 114-6tc. Properly Owners Take Notice The law provide* that " I f taxes upon teal estate shall not be paid before the First day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall adever'tisc and sell.*' This is to notify all concerned that the requirements of law will be compiled with und the Tax HookT will postively be closed on April First aa provided by law uqil alt lands on which taxes have notlhecn paid will be advertised and execu­ tions* issued for unpaid personal COSTS MONEY TO RUN ZOO property taxes. JNO D .(IN KIN’ S Tax Collector, Seminole CourttV P#ts 7jT Londofi1lr» Are Really Expen. aive Proposition* In the Feed110- 12tc. Wasn't Going to Touch Any.' It wns ten time and Itlllyieame to the table, with Milled I t : i «ttln-r Immediately told him to leave tie* table. "Why," said site, “you must he washed. I wouldn't think of letting .Yw touch a piece of bread with Mich hnnds." The child made no attempt to leave. He .evidently .concluded he could remain Ju>^ its 'he h ho said: "O, tbnt'H*oll right, mamma; that’s nil right. I dldfi'l want bread anyway, CAR •One evening, coming home from the theater on the street ear with my Indy friend, 1 stepped from the ear and noticed nil automobile coming tip be­ hind tile ear. I kept my eye on the automobile and look the elbow of the next person nllghllng lifter rmv -ex­ pecting It to be my friend. Still Walehlug the motor, I led the elbow safely to the walk, und Mien turned my at­ tention to her. Ititl, to my omhacrasstm rti, who should 1 llml myself escort­ ing,'hut a great, tall man, who snht In Ihe Sweetest voiref "Thank you, I was never e*eorte*L by ii young man aero*:* ttie xrreer In rorr*"; you lira in,t led. fell. 1 r met " .M i h,d\ ,11. ! I d M, I t t» Wanted Smelt to Materialize. John hnd been taken by.Ills umthci Argument. Dr. llt-nry Williams, In nn article In Mutur*, rumba!* the theory that motoring l* reducing our-opportunities for exerelse. He says It* benefits are (hr,-, fold phi deal, mental nnd vo llrinonl The butt el pig of wind* and li,*; Inhalation of large quantities of oxygen .stimulate digestion, asslmlln tbm and excretion Thl* I* true of It,, poison who merely sit* a* well a* vf him who drives. The latter, however, benefit* directly. Doctor *WH> Ham* *nv* "When you drive a car to or 3<> mile* over overage Anlerlrnn road*.' ot n fraction of that distance In any city, you give your arms nnd torso tt cour*e of purpioicfiil calistlien!*■* that redound* directly to the bene­ fit <tf \oitr mu*ele* and arteries nod losirt anil Indirectly, bill no !•■** slg niltcnntlv. la lliti bom-fit of your diges­ tive organ* of elhtilhnllan a* well as th* nervous sy*tein." Another Statue. V E R Y— Q OO D----- CAUSE that we are behind is seeing that the men of the Am er­ ican Legion, as well as all men, are not “ Gouged for ^ all you can get out o f ’ em ,” but g iv e them all you can W e are patronizad b y the men who appreciate a real H A B E R D A S H E R Y , and in extending you this in vita­ tion to call on us it is with the hope that we can • I R E N D E R Y O U A S E R V IC , N O W W H E N A L IT T L E E X T R A S E R V IC E C O U N T S M O S T •‘THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT Flr*t Woman Joumallvt. Mr*. Anne Roytill, Itorn In Maryland in lTOfi, wus npi only the first woman Journalist, Imi the fir*! of Iter sex to nvyn nnd edit n newspaper. Site way Me w|dow of n Virginia revolutionary war miner, nnd nptmnrrd in Washing ton In IS'JI ^or the purpose of trying to* secure a government pension, ra il­ ing In lid*, -lie Marled u hiiiiiII weekly sheet which vvti* Hist called the "Wash; ingioti I'nql I'n ’ and later the "Ifunl . res*.'* she had diet personally nnd talketr with every president from j Washington to Lincoln; nnd vvus the terror of notinemn* m m m m m x x x i o t m xxx <#t # W i CLASSIFIED A D V E R T ISIN G r uii-'i nmone Ml 4u alt he vva* a sail Ctrnr.fci ,<r g u x r u j... a n d a grant •l1 n p|udnt inent to tin* gtn-sis, K\ cluing** - -'Wealthy I’utlcnt Oh, doctor, 1 have Mii'h a hud cold. I can’t go to tin* office. Mil* morning. Can’t you do something V 5 m j Ul The Artistic Temperament The landlady anothinred that a wellknown humorist and cartoonist was to Join u* nl our hoarding' house nnd we all had expectation* of meeting a Jolly good fellow who would drive dull care away. When lie arrived In* Insisted oii having n smttk (aide by Idmvelf, and Instead o f . drawing his chair tip to the table "always drew tin* table to Idlti. eiiting, fncliig the wall, with 111* hack tn the guest*, and declined |u W anted— 'To buy that old furni­ For Sale—House and four lots. A ture. Turn it into cash. Dixie Fur­ bargain,. Box. 239. 113-6tp niture Co., 321 Sanford ave. U3'6tp Lost—Gold Locket. Initials, S. F. D. Kinder return to Herald Office For Sale-*-Player piano in perfect and receive reward. lll-fitp . condition, house hold goods and furniture. Also £m ith typewriter For Sale— Extra Fine White and bicycle. 609 Palmetto Ave. Wyandotte* eggs. Two dollars per 11 t-tf.' 15., W. II. Ballard, Altamonte Springs, Fla. . 110-t f For Sale h acres celery land al' tiled w j kh 4 flowing wells. Good Wanted- White huly for house­ house, sheds 100,000 feel hteehing keeper and cook ior m ill'hands at Forrest City. Write Mrs. F It lumber. Reasonable price term* 11l-*>ipi Pounds, Maitland, It.. F. I).- or i E. F. lame telephone 130, city. M2-6tc How Herons Take Fish. For Sale T wo story H room house Die .heron tribe has the most typi­ For Sale Wood. Cheap. See and garage. Clear title SunfoqJ cal nnd accompil-liot} -|*enrmen. al­ though llo* klngll-hcr* ami some oili­ B F. Whitrier Jr or Phone 242. Heights. Apply -No. 102, Sanford 112-6tp. avenue. * . 113-tfr. er* have ability qf Mint sort. Persons who have h**eu milch near sdreum* For Sab- Stable Manure in car amt lufcr* often have seen ih-ron*. and Wanted • Young girl t o hnhwf*r It 1* not difficult to watch them !l*h. lot* Budkin A: ( i i r v n. Bis bee Bldg. telephone" culls. 8:30 to 3 i.'lup M With Modr long leg* they easily can Jacksonville, Fla' I 10-50te. Call 306 Kim avenue. I Id Be. wade Into fairly deep water I laving reached n suitable spot, they nifty Hum) for h.iur* a* motionless us n reed or post, with sharp-pointed spear —tile long, -leiider honk—poised for n strike. If the fl*h Is small the heron probably opens the beak slightly as he strikes, and simp* It up ns K with forceps. It I* • knnwn they some­ times drive thr benk through large fish and It may hi* they often kill their prey In that way. 4 No More Pup*. A , little friend of mine who live* next door-has been teasing Id* mother for a puppy. Knowing the destructive hnbll* of such nnlmuK she bus firmly rcfuMsI to let hint have one. At last he persuaded lu*r_Jn li*t Iflur borrow, one for half a tfriy to show To-r that o puppy knew enough to properly be­ have hltii'-i-lf. Being warned that he niu*i wnlcli the puppy every dtiltiuie It was In the house, the little chap for a lime was careful to keep III* eye on i t ; but. finally tiring of Mich vigi­ lance, In1 relaxed hi* lit tent loti only to give the puppy the chit nee ll had been waiting for It Improved It in the full by do*vv lug to pieces one of Ills most clierNtied Christmas toys. Till* wns too much for the young host. "Good night," he exclaimed, "no more pup* for me; I'll get me a 10 your old dog." — Exchange. For Sale One Kurd Touring Cur. practically new. One Baby Grand Chevrolet 1920 model in perfect mechanical order also complete ramping outfit including tent cot* cooking utensils etc. Gan ho seen at Ilotol Lincoln, Sanford after 6 p." tn. ' . ' ' I ll- f it |>. Tractor plowing und all kinds of Tractor work. Cut! Phone 184. 112-tfc. F O U N D On first St. west of Sanford $1137,50 Frontinyr north on ftrirk highway just o;ist of the. artesian Spring half mile west of Monroe road. 35) -j acres of ideal home site and irrigable farm land. Worth $200 per acre offered for $75 per acre cash Direct from ownes. Enquire at Phone 352 re­ lating abstract and deed. D-t-tf. For Salt* At Sanford, by Western Union Co., -twenty five or thirty undersize heart cypress telegraph poles 20- arid 25 feet long. Suitable for ftytee post* five or six fence posts can be made of each fiote. 110-fite' For Sale Kiddie-Kottp, in fair condition. $10.00 cash. Cnn he seen at' 214 F.Im ave. Wantc 1 One cow pony for city pound Will exchange for other •lock G A Abbott. City Managrer, 11l-fitr. Wantoti—Latiy waitress Ex)>ertcnccd Bell Cafe 79-tf For Sale—One 18 Horse Power Kerosene Oil Engine. C h a s e , C o . , ' 105-tft Ex-Army Medico (Just out)—Get eat Sanford, Fla, of here! I'hm'rynit m u Fm busy? Tliurt For Sate Fresh Milk Cow. See l-ii't afiyth'ttg the matter with v -u n-. J. Taylor, 107 Magnolia avenue. ytu add ' ek. Thu lloluu Si-vt>.. lOG-tf RE H IG H GRADE ft Auto Painting and Trimming« GET OUR ESTIM ATES S a n f o r d Heights XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX It Has Happened to Others • And May Happen to You In Spite o f Everything You May Happen to with ample Fire Insurance So thnj you may not be the loser, financially SE E US F IR E IN S U R A N C E A .P . CONNELLY ALL KINDS OF in s u r a n c e . ,REALC ESTATE. ~>ANF0 RD. FL A.Z3 LIA B ILIT Y . C O LLISIO N PROPERTY DAMAGF. •—= ' I.LSJL- '&SB&S fr • ■- • i Do! Be Prepared When It Does Happen fur It 7 ■ i: ' ] \ Wlth the unveiling of. the figure of Gen. William Shepherd In the commu­ nity of West fluid, Mu*!., n worthy fig tire Is added to tho American popula­ tion of revolutionary heroes whose memory Is perpetuated by ii pithily, statue. General Shepherd, before the •Revolution, had taken pnrj In the "Old • French war." which jtfMiflod Macau* lav to -avhig* that because I n lerlek Mo Grant tin*1 derided to roll a neigh­ bor. "ryd men sculped each other by tin* great lake* of North America." lie 1 began as n private soldier and rose, to the rank of lleulennnt colonel under Washington, and Inter commanded a hrlgade under I.nfnyette, Individuals have sometimes questioned Ihe Utility of public statues; yet In this ruse ns In many another, the statue defeats Wanted Night Clerk, tnijn middle the common forget thine** of past age, reference* Local man preferred. deeds that lias found expression In the Seminole Motel. S U Etnmerick, old saving "out "f sight out of mind*' M g r 114-31r ; ' "fdark Him Duty." for it lung ride to see an old aunt wlm was slow In getting the dlnnei d u 'th e lable. John wuh hungry amt cmtlil niiicII tin* dinner. Finally. In or der to hurry tiling* a little he edge* up to the aunt ami said *•('!! he !• ylnil when f can laMc Mini smell won't you?" Vi.-., : - of the American Legion will meet at; Post headquarters (Courthouse) Thursday night, 8 o’ clock. A ll members should be there as well as the men that are eligible, and who are not members. Iu attending these meet­ ings and pushing the thing along y o u are ( furthering a good" cause. i, -• V&k ,*. 4 j 1f ArsSS/a-r* Cc-VJii* .• �' / . - • - , - , *■ ■ M i — *• 1920 • M ARCH to _____ . - -- . - i ----- -------.......................................... ----- “ .-T2~^r— -7— r r mmm pxr.r s SANFORD DAILY HERALD I STB No disappointment awaits you here. Brerjr artlrte Quoted rings with true economy. This great sale will last for 10 days, nn'd offers many unusual op portunilles to Hare money. Sanford's, Greatest Sale Certain Satisfaction 10 BIG DAYS Hundreds of values Just received for this big sale nre not advertised here • .4 I Tmj Ten Big Days of Bargains and at 8:30 a. m. v M jm This Big Sacrifice Sale Begins “■“ T T T T ^ T T - N e v e r in the history o f merchandising and especially at this critical moment when goods o f every class are advancing daily has a merchant so sacrificed his stock. But regardless o f the prevailing high prices, we are offering you the Opportunity to supply your im m ediate needs in all lines, and at ju s t' the tim e you hr© needing the goods. A t this sale you will be able to buy goods at less than to-day's market price. . 4 40-in. Unbleached Sheeting, Best Quality' Sea Island, 40c grade Indies’ ’ Shirt Waists, white and fancy, Voile, Organdie and Lawn Waists, Big Assortment I | rrr'.'W -a- —=e _ ' One Big Assortment of Ladies Silk Geor­ 36-in. Fine Weave,' Standard Quality Cambric............. .......................... ...2 9 gette, Crepe do Chine and Taffeta 364n. Bleaching, y d . ............................. 26 Big Assortment of Fancy Dress Ging­ hams, plain colors and plaids, 45c values "$1.69 and up 36-in. Percale 32-in. Fast Color French Ginghams, very is sale, yd. Fine Quality, Special for this 36-in. Best Quality Percales.............., ., .44 Heavy Quality, fast color, Cheviots----- 34 Best Quality Amoskeng Outing -30 Curtain Scrims .... .22 Mpttress Tick in g • .30 Standard Quality Blue Denim, yd. .48 8 Oz. Ducking . . : .......... .39 Feather Ticking . ' .44 Part Linen Crash Toweling -20 $3.00 Quality ,72-in.Table Damask,yd$2.10 Heavy Quality Cot ton Flannel .38 Serpentine KimonaCrcpe, yd -30 Part Wool Flannel -39 All Wool Flannel.................. -78 36-in Best Quality Taffeta Silk, in Brown, N avy and Black $1.98 30-in. Silk Georgette Crepe, line thread even $1.98 $4.95 ...____ *........................... .34 Quality Silk Crepe do Chine, Assorted Colors, yard O n elo to f Silk Poplin Skirts goin g at $2.95 Jj One lot o f Serge Skirts, assorted c o l o r s ....................................$4.69 All-w ool Poplin, Serges, Plaids and Velours Skirts - $6.95 up to $11.95 $2.68 Good Quality Peppcrel Sheeting, 81-in. wide, Bleached, yd. Going at Less Than Actual Cost 40-in. All Wool French Serge, Special At 90c yard $2.00 yard 36-in. Farley Silk Pongee, going at, yd. $1.39 .1.98 Sheets 72x90 Sheets, 81x90 Blouses .34 Closing Out Positively at Less Than Cost, all Coats, Suits Dresses and Wool Skirts 64c Heavy Silk Everything w ill be Sold, Marked in Plain Figures N o Goods Held in Reserve. | Best Quality 3G-in. Bleaching, yd. A ll Coat Suits and Coats $16.00 to $29.00 78c Bed Spreads for Double Beds, full size Values Up to $60.00 Fancy Voiles .44 40-in. Fine White Organdies, Best Quality $1.98, $2.48, $3.10 and $3.69 78c and 98c yd. B ig.Ixit pf Ribbons at Special Price for This Sale. All Widths and Colors. Cotton Blankets, with tn pink pi border. H eavy weight, size L full fu Plain White Middies, with Pink or Blue Collars and Cuffs $1.95 $5.95 pair’ One lot o f Silk, Taffetas, Satins and Serge Dresses $12.45 to $19.00 One lot o f Children’s Coats, good values, goin g at less than cost $5.95 W e are offering some of the greatest values money can buy. W e have cut the price within the limits of Everybody’s pocket book. Come to be surprised; you will not be disappointed .— • Special in Hoys’ and G irls’ Fine Ribbed Stockings * Ladies’ Silk Hose Black, White and Ladies’ Lisle Hose Brown Extra Quality Silk Lisle Stockings * , Ribbed 70c Value “fee VUlue.............................................. .59 • 30cValue .... *.. .................. ....... $ 2 .4 5 Ladies’ White Kid 59c 85c Value, Lisle Hose in All Colors ... .65 $3.50Value ............... . >V ..‘..»2.85 3.00 Value ............... 2.10 2.50 Value ................................. L95 1.75 Value......... ....*7...... . ......... :... *1.38 I. 1Julies* Black Kill Gloves, ‘ $3.50 Value Fine Good .19 ljidies Pure Silk Gloves, white and black, $1.50 value 95 c 35c, 3 pair for $1.00 • Gloves, $3.00 Value $2.10 Quality Fine Ribbed Stockings, Size 6 to 9Lj, 50 cent Value ■ Take advantage of this Big Sacrifice Sale and do your Shopping EARLY ... -- » B A R Y .G O O D S Knit Sucks, 75c Value........ ......$ .44 $3.00 Value Wool Sweaters....... 1.78 $1.25 Value Fine Baby Capes........ 88 Wool Mittens ................................. 20 Bootees, pink and blue . ................ 20 Knit Stocking Caps....... .................48 Lawn and Organdie Caps, 35 to.. .69 Infant's W hite Coats, made of Albatross, $6.00 Value........... 4.45 Fine Serge W hite C o a t s V.. 2.20 Velvet Corduroy Coats...... . 2.95 LAD IES' U M B R E LLA S One Lot of Umbrellas, good q $2.00 Value, Special for this Sale W . B. and J. C. C. C O R S E T S going in Th is Sale at ' * . Reduced Prices $2.00 value 3.50 ” • 5,00 ” . . . 75c Quality W. B. Brassiers 117 E. First St. $1.38 $1.65 1.95 2.50 H. B. COUCH COVERS, P IA N O , TAB LE Other Qualities V IC T K O LA COVERS. C E N ­ TE R PIECES. AI.L G R E A T LY REDUCED FOR T H IS SALE. . . •• . - • ,i $2.24 and up 2.85 4.10 - 48c AN D Ladies’ Summer Weight, knee length Union Suits. Good Values 60c Quality Suezine Silks, All Colors 65c and 85c Special Childrens’ K n it and Cambric Waists^ * > . 42c 38c Sanford, Fla. ■- 4 »*( flH- !ti l lO H M I * r * im * m M W *? ■ r, t ■- •• ___ - o m m i c . .■> '.site, ^ ~ - Ti . • !. • • i ' • • •-. ■ wm I -mm � 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, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 10, 1920; <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/2da82784ed234e090127ee695be8e2c7.pdf ff2f252c9ac4f4d01cb27414689d4845 PDF Text Text > iiV . f i t IN THE BEAST OP THE' WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION MARCH 15TH IS T IM E L IM IT FOR M AKING OUT INCOME TAX RETURN . Now is thp time to make your In­ come tax returns for .the time is up ,fla th£-151h.jL&lfl-mgJilh. I n .nrdei. that all ‘those who do not know how to make up their j-oturns may have expert help Harry Brown, is here thU week representing the govern­ ment and being from the office of Collector J. M. Cathcart in Jack­ sonville.’ * ' Mr. Brown will be at the court house this week from 9 to 6 in the dsy time and will also be there -at Dight from 7 to 9 in or’der that those who are obliged to work all day and cannot get there in the daytime can art him at night/ This in very ac­ comodating on Mr. Brown’s part and will give every one in this coun­ ty the chance to consult him on their returns. » Finer no man can ferret out the secret of how to make out these re­ turn* properly and the man who made up the blanks In Washington it puttied over them it behooves every one to see Mr. Brown and get the right slant on how much to apy the government in your income and there are very few who are exempt from paying an income tax. If you are exempt Mr. Brown will tell you and you can go on your way rejojc ing |and then if you arc due a tax and you have failed to make out your returns you will be. fined-by the government and may have to spend some time in jail. It come* hard .this tax business but Uncle Sam says pny me and we must pay all that is due. * profits arc taken on the lower priced COURT SAYS NO M INATED FOR .HALL OP SUPREME UNCLE * 8AM MUST GIVE portions. „ FAME AMONG TH EM "The housewife holds in her own BACK THE M ONEY BEING ONE FROM FLORIDA hand the remedy for high meat Washington, March 8.—Stock di­ prices," said the nnnouncenu-nt."I)y Washington, Mar. 9.— "T h e Great Tree on Boston Common" and ."T h e vidends may not be taxed as income, turned from expensive to inexpensive Green Tree Hotel" at Lo Claire, the supreme court held today in de­ cuts she riot only will drive down the Iowa, the most famous tree 'bn the claring unconstitutional the provi-1 price of choice cuts, and make ‘it Mississippi River were today nomi­ uiona of the 1916 income tax act. d i­ possible for meat to be merchandised nated .for a place in the "H all of stant of the 1916 income tax (axing more economically." Fame for Trees" being, compiled by as Income such dividends decla’rcd the American Forestry Association. by corporations out of earnings and ('a d d I Mayor' of Kissimmee The Great Tree on Boston Common profits accruing after March 1, 1913. Kissimmee. March 8.— At the city ABOUT TW O HUNDRED CAR8 is nominated by J. Collins Warren, The court’ divided 5 to 4, Justice ejection Saturday John 8. Cadell was W ILL GO FORWARD TH I8 of Boston, who sends a complete Pitney rendering the majorityoplnlon elected mayor over T. C. Bryan by a WEEK Day join­ . hlst9ry of the tree which was blown Justices Holmes and majority of 66 votes. A. S. GIlbi>rt • ing in one dissenting from the op­ The recent cold snap did no injury down In a storm February 16, 19J8, and J. W. Thompson were elected to the centennial of the year In ^hlch inion, Justices Clark apd Brandeis the council; the former re-elpcted. to the'great celery crop of Sanford Hn eelenlata gathered around*1tfar combining-on-anot her.---------------- The latter will succeed W\ H. Arnold and beyond making the tops a' tri­ The court upheld federal-court de­ fle ypllow one would hover know that tree and started for Lexington to From the result It appears the vo* crees denying the authority of con­ the cold had visited the celery fields. give battle to tho British. tors did not tnko into consideration gress to tax stock dividends and Just now the growers are getting "T h e Green Tree Hotql’’ at Lc the commission form of government awarding to Myrtle .1 1 . McCombcr into the very height of tho shipping Claire, Iowa, is'nominated by .J. W. proposition. Cadell favors such action $3,167 which she paid had under season and the r6ads are filled with Barnes, who as a hoy, played leap and so docs Thompson but Gilbort frog beneath tho branches of this protest on 1,100 shares of now stock had not expressed himself one way or tourists every day watching tho cut­ tree with one Willie Cody afterward 'reveivrd in January, 191T5, as u stock the othex. Arnold, who was defeated ting and packing of thia great money known to fame as "Buffalo Bill." dividend from the Standard Oil Co- for re-election, was a commission crop. Many of tho largest growers of California. The case was one of a are cutting celery this week and it is The hlstcyic elm Is well knowrf on form of government candidate. J. R. series in which J. P. Morgan, Her­ the Mississippi River because to .the Gilbert wps elected city clerk, lead­ almoit certain that this and next bert J,. Pratt and others had ques­ river men, report* Mr. Barnes, "it ing the ticket. He has hold this office week' will be large weeks in the ship­ tioned the vnlldify of the act. Cour( was the waiting place of men out of for years and had no opposition. J. ping of celery. Lr.st week about 125 officials suid -the case was one of the the Sanford a job and looking for a trip. There­ Z. Roberson was elected city trea­ cary were rollezfrom most important nt this term and that section and thia week it is estimated fore they give it the name of "T h e surer and-W. C. Bass, 7s. Bass C. A. determination of tho question effects that about 200 will he shipped which Green Tree Hotel." It is considered Carson Alan J. McDonough and J. thousands of investors. is a good record for this year and W. Persons were selected members to he 1*20 years old. much hutter than was done last year Justice Pitney, in rendering the of the city executive committe. Other nominations for tho Hall of although the price is not as good. court’s opinion, said stock dividends Fame include the DcSoto 'Oak at Prices were falling last week on ac­ are 'no more thnn a “ hook adjust­ Tampa. Fla, from which DeSoto count of the heavy snows In th* ment", and do hftt change the nnture started for the Mississippi and the northern cities and the intense cold character, mutual Relations Qr inter­ West; the 'Octopus Tree in Chnrles that stopped much of the Niiyinr ests of a corporation. The court di­ City Co., Virginia, nominated by and this helped materially In reduc­ vided 5 to 4, Justices Holmes and Mcndc Ferguson as the largest and ing prices hut yesterday the .grower Day joining in ' one dissenting op­ oldest tree in the state; the two oaks were getting $2.60 per’ crate in the inion and Justices Brandeis and' at Mnrlintown, W. Va., marked in field which is ntit considered bad Clark in another. L761 by General Andrew Lewis nom­ when conditions are taken into, con­ Millions of dollars ip taxes collect­ inated by Andre Price; the tallest, sideration. ed on stock dividends must he re­ tree in the Balkans at Podgoritxu The high price of labor and mat’erfund ed by the government under the OF THE ALLIED COUNCIL'S nominatod by the Red Cross which inls this year make it iifcumbent for court’s decision, hut internal revenue DECISION REGARDING tht grower to get a much better • had headquarters near it during the bureau officials, have not yet made OCCUPATION OF CONSTAN-* BALTIMQRC' HAS BLAZE THAT price this year than ever before in ’ an estimate of the total. war. T IN O P LE (O S T MANY THOUSANDS order to come out with any profit and and it is hoped that the price will go Paris, March 69 (By Associated Baltimore March 9 (By Associated much higher before the big shipments Press) Premier Millerand instructed Press) Five firemen were overcome got ready to roll. the Flench uinI; as: ad or at Wtshlngwhile fighting n $300,000 fire at the • As usual there are*many buyers ton to ask President Wilson’s op­ Crook Grocery -warehouse in the h’ere to tuke euro of tho trade and inion of the Allied Council's decisions downtown section last night. the fact that the rash buyers com regarding Turkey, says the Echo dc here to lake the celery in the fleid Paris. The paper says Lloyd George Is u big thing for the Sanford and proposal the occupation of Constan­ .Seminole County growers for it tinople and the War Ministry to or­ mokes on f. o. h. maikct which is der tho arrest, of the Anti-Allied FORE IGN OFFICE T H E . LEGION . BONUS M EXICAN the biggest inducement in the world Turkish statemenn but Millerand ON WHEN ’ HUGE BOILER IN S^AYS BOLSHEVIKS • ARE QUESTION W HICH SEEMS gained a ffw minutes grace by GERMAN PLANT LETS... GO for. Those who arc sinking a real . stipulating no notion until tho reply ’ HONK i. OF CONTENTION DOING IT • Berlin Mrch 9 (By Associated growing section of Florida. of' the ullied commissioners ur Con­ The Celery is looking exceptionally Prces) Fifty persqns were estimated Washington March 9 (By Assooisi * Wa r ljiju r * Mit<h 9 (Py Am riastantinople could he received. killed and ninety burned when the fine this year and will probably bo ted Press) Charges that members of tnd Press) Ti e Mexiivsn fore iyti cfl <•* boiler in a huge Rhenish Westpha­ one of the finest crops that Sanford, the House Ways and Means Com- has w irned t he M iuinn Guarif lian plant electrical plant bur* has ever -shipped. • . sgeinst coot erf n't money made in the mimittee were. endeavoring to .kil ,cattrring dl-atii and destruction nil United States and rays it was nusdc the .... bonus legislation by - delay - .were • |,y the Bobhevi** n* a reprisal for over the works according to a des­ made by Chabrman, Fnrdney when* the |er. ecutinn of tie Radical' in patch' here; * made to pay these exorbitant bills. They also think they should be pro­ tected In this ipatter by tho City Commissioners and the City Mana­ ger and the City Attorney since all of these gentlemen are servants of the people. Up to date no action has been taken by the commissioned or tho City Attorney but action will certainly be uked at the meeting of the commiasiSn on Wednesday night. It they arc averse to taking this step we can site them to another instance of this kind taken from the press df-flpatches yesterday as follows: Durham, N. C. March 7.— Prior to hia departure tonight for New York in company with City Attorney S. C. €hambcTs;'MXyor M. E. Newsome issued a statement in .which he called upon patrons of tho Carolina Power and Light Company in this city to postpone payment of gas bills until further notice. Th,e action of the mayor came as a result of a gas shortage through which tho city has passed covering a period of several months. The mayor and city attorne aro going to New Yrok for tho pur­ pose of holding conferences with di Irectors of tho company. They will demand rebates for the gas consumers n this city. • WANTED" FRENCH A P BADLY HANDLED WHEN MAN MIX UP OVER GER­ SONG TAKES *LAC E FIREMAN OVERCOME AT FIRE OPINION COUNTERFEIT MEMBERS OF HOUSE - M ONEY IS , STALLING BEING MADE FIFTY PEOPLE KILLED FREIGHTERS ARE SOLD : TO BELGIUM Ib'flin March 9 '(B y Associated i'rtfs Tho. French officer roughly h;itu(|i',| while a t -the Bremen barru. kr while the Germun* sand Deust, hlaud Ubor Allea tho Vosriche Zeltirg ulus report that the crowd as­ saulted the allied offlrer* in the Jbetnen streets when tip*'” latter Hopped a German soldier who failed SH IPPIN ; to rlule. " * ’ . $200 PER PEOPLE > fo r s e r v ic e s I.- th at have RENDERED BY U TILITIE S CO. Several weeks ago the Herald called upon the City Commissioners and the City Manager and the City A t­ torney to enjoin the Southern Utili­ ties Co., from collecting bill* for service that had not been rendered In other words the people of this «t y received bills all during the months of December, January and Pcvruary that were higher than they 'e re when’ the company was fur­ nishing real service. What thepeople *-ant to know Is how in tKf summer hreexea can a consumer use the gas, dtetric lights and water when there Is no such animal for many day* at a time. It would be impoeaible to use the current, to use the power, to use tha gas and to uso the water if it »a# ihut off half of the time and thn people do not think they should be Tr . . mi i at. . t the United StsU*. The Mexican consul in New York ha< reported two million dollars in spurrlous money in circulation. members suggested to postpone t h* hearing until the-American Legion legislative rommlttre irt-eting Murch 22. The Committee called Secretary GETS of the Treasury Houston' and GovHOARD • rt.or Harding of th e , Federal ReTON FOR S H IP S >cr\«* Board for the meeting on Washington March'9 (By Associ­ ■Thursday• ated Press' The sale of seven freighter to foreign cor|W»raticn« Is announced b y ’ the Shipping Board The French and Belgium companies Q r COAL COMMISSION UN­ bought at two hundred dollnra' per IJESS WAGES ARK RAISED ton. the -v e-eels of three thousand Indianapolis March 9 (By Associa­ tons each. ~ t ted Pr*M) The ynited Mine Worlers W ITH -TFE wiU refuse to accept the findings of IN DEALING Maynard Plhrs Sanford To Tnl1aOF TURKISH lh«' liilumunouB coal commission QUESTION hasser. 300 Miles In T w » Hours • CONTROL ; unless a suh tanlial wage ..increase Forty Mlante* and improved working conditions Rome March $ J By Associated Talahasiee. March 6.—Lieut. Bclate provlfed. This is inferred in i vin W. Maynard, the "Flyjng Parson* Press)* Italy will aasocalte Itself with i tatrment. 1st» rfi today at headquar­ accompanied by Sergt. Joseph W. the allies only la diplomatic ateps ters The official* rre alcent and those Saxe, photographer and mechanician regarding Constantinople says the -irf! charge' refuted to rommert on arrived here this afternoon In the Popio D’ ltalca declaring*’fhaV ’ tY»e the rtatenent. . . plane used by the former Jn wlnhing nation’s objects In Asia Minor are the 'transcontinental ajr race. They purely economic. American M«st Bill May Be Reduced loft Sanford at 3:30 this afternoon . ‘ « By Baying Cheeper Cule , Prince** Theatre Donates to and reached hero at 6:10. thus mak­ Washington March 8.— Plane for • Hospital ’ ing the trip of 800 mile* In two hour reducing the American family’s meat Tho officeia of the Fcrnald-Laughto and forty minute*. Lieut. Maynard hill have been announced by the de­ Memorial Hospital Awocintlon with who ia touring the country in the partment of justice which will urge to'express their sincere appreciaii n aid of army enlistments’. . will leave housewives td turn from the high of the contribution of Fifty-Th eo in the morning for Atlanta. Dollars by the Prin^e^ Theat e priced cuts to less costly portions of the steer. ' . A T T E N T IO N » Fair price commissions in every Mr. Bryan *aya the liquor force* The Royal Neighbors will meet state will be aaked to direct an edu­ are not licked yet and are making Thuraday evening at 7:30 every mem­ cational campaign, with the co-oper ber ia urged to be present, as buai- a desperate fight for their exslatence, ration, of • retailer*, wholsaler* and neea of especial Importance is to be despite.the enactment of prohibition laws. H e ia fight. If the country is packing companies, and the depart­ attended to. aetvially’ to be dry it (s necessary that ment ywill undertake to pee to It, that Please make an’ effort to be there. the prohibition forces continue tha the consumer receives good meat at Refreshment!. • ^ j battle.—St. Petersburg Independent. low prken and that no abnormat Recorder. ■ ■>» • ITALIANS WILL USE DIPLOMACY - ■! y ■ NOT BEEN SOUTHERN . NUMBER 114 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 9. 19J0 fOLUME 1 . # ' SLEEPING SICKNESS MINERS WILL RE- IN N. Y. TUSE FINDINGS -■ =- -ti ;■ : V* * £v - v ■ * SEVENTY MILLION FRANCS GO UP IN ALCOHOLIC BLAZE % Oran, Algeria March 9 (By Associ­ ated Press) Seventy million franc# MIYSIGJANS • SAY \ AFTER damage was .dope when a carelessly OF INFLUENZA dropped match. > »»•»«! the dertruc: EFFECTS tion to thousands of barrels of New Yrok March 9 (By Associated nirohol and other property here. * — '• ” " r Press) One hundred and seventy coses of sleeping sickness are roporttd here since the flrat of January and arc apparentyl an aftermath of influenzu the health commissioner rport*. . Another Hotel For Orlando. Out of the varied rumors and div< ii«n t ideas tjiat have filled the at­ mosphere during the past few years concerning an up to date tourist ho­ tel in Orlando, th’e Reporter-Stur is in a position to state that the’ moat poqcreto and tangible plan* for a 432 room establLhmeiit highly worthy of the name are now hoeing.assembled into workable form by Stout, Miller St Hughe*, of this city,.and that this hotel will he locate! on the entire block facing Eola Lake (and Eol* Park *on the norlh ride of the lake separated therefrofo only by Fobinson avenue. It U iltuated- between Cathcart street on the east and' H ill­ man qn the west, covering a apace of .approximately 80 /eet square.— Reportet Star, v- . • "~Vir|sl 1 MATCH CARELESS . BIG DAMAGE :Ai' J MICHIGAN TIED UP BY STORM ' » ,y •- * . * • — •* MANUFACTURERS AND OFFICE ' BUILDINGS OUT OF FUEL Grand Raplda March 9 (By Aaapclated Press) Virtually all the rail­ roads in western and northern Michi­ gan are tied up by Thursday’s' bill­ iard and many towns are isolated and suffering a fuel famine. Office buildings and industrikl plants in. Cadillac must close down. within forty .eight hours. Weather Report ■■ t - ’• Fal r tonight, warmer extreme north portion, Wednesday (air and warmer north and central portion. Gentle to moderate northeast winds. - ini .* «■ -‘ �PAGE 6 Savage Fight Put Up Between Two Caged Brutes. V \ • THE AL. G. FIELDS MINSTRELS Marvelous Strength Exhibited by M ad­ dened Brown Bear Almoet Beyond Belief, According to Wltneea * • of.the Struggle. America’s Oldest and Best Minstrel1Organization • An Attraction That Has Become an Institution BIGGER AND BETTER TH AN EVER v / . A Magnificent FItat Part THE GARDEN OF MIRTH •--------------------------— :------------ Derby Day at Churchill Downs r ■ m A Dazzling Dancing Divrrtlsemrnl . ■ ' * — • *r. • w § j 1 jg ' T h e F r o g s W e d d in g i f] Short Order Open While You * W ilt . t h e iu g b u r l e s q u e * Oae Touch of Nature , s jr Od Mcmornblo Minstrel. £ ( " Merrymakers DO PRICES: 75c $1.00 $1.59 Plus Tax • * ___ _ _ •a ^ a A 4 Seats on Sale Tuesday, ESTES PHARM ACY 3■} 39 i *i 1 J V -. 1 1 % cm STATE REPORT D. A- R (Continued from Page 1) f t 1 J of Mrs. Clark, the- Custodian,' we sent a copy of the Flag Code .to General Grant's Memorial -Home nt &U. regory, N. Y , O n e Revo­ lutionary relic presented to us by Mrs. .Mabel Fernald lias hern sent i n _to__ Memorial—Conte netiul Hall. We have given one tree to Victory Park, Ti\U park is a 'Memorial to our Seminole CotinJy Soldien nnd Sailors, und- it tho work of our * Wo­ man’s Club.\ Wo liuve adopted as a permanent memorial and tribute tothe boys*'of'huf.Uiiunrj—ar*»n- m.vlethe supreme sncfitlce, that every one, eight in number, *r,i.*, I ■•••* placed on t*t- rnonumet t 1 -'i to tiicir memory in our ‘ -ty I’ .irs a wreath (\J eye*g.i-«*n o'n t'hr s-.in.i morning. (Thi* monument was give i liy the fomer l*r«- iucnl i f the City Counrd Frank Milh-t and • w» the first monument erected. In the Stale to the memory of the brave We have had one Rummage sale which -netted a neat sum —w^ gave to the County Home, canned goods: nnd material aid to a dr*er|r I wife of soldier. AI*o one Jfi.dfl. pair i|f aline* to nn old colored Mammy We have organized to raise a fund for u .Memorial to the United States Service men of our County A committee of our Coopty's most promint nt business men - has-been appointed to work with tin- Chapter for. this cause. ' - • The Chapter hxx‘ three new mem­ bers and fine associate member there are ten Hpp'iruni- now working Ob’ their member, ihe.'infnnt daughter of our eharti-r Sn-ntary We presented "M iss" Thigpen with a D: A. It. spun. Ahnt'icr gift that the Chpaler thoroughly enjoyed giving was a box rent to one of our home hoys who wns in the Pqly- ^ v m tm e n t FRECKLES Positively Removed Ly Dr. Berry's Freckle Ointment Y o u r D ru irg U f o r by M a ll <SJc S * n . l lu f l-rcc f l-m k lfl D r . C I I. B c r n r C o .. U h U.m« .... U f a . w ~m m 0 MARCH 8, 1920 - s SANFORD DAILY HERALD i• j i a Clinic Hospital pt New York. Four M iliary Tmcom - •!.*.%o been i u,t to WashInfton and the State llhtoMun— we h ’ \e .h i I ner Chap­ ter Chi-trr framed, and l ave selcet <d .white and green for our colort. have h.*d j.e.o.-al p.e--cnt —and the one that.we a ! 1>•» he not. i.i a '».! merie.nr Flat that c t h* Fiini ll -*-l ( rr>s i CinptrT «>• < signed up ci r,t for work: one dnu-i te* ijiarP* County f'hairma-) on v anil iitu- bn-I the ilbticn- parties nnd other entert iinmi-nts to ruin- money for. our - tretsury. This is Die work we wi'l begin right after the ii-ntal se«snn. Respectf tliy submitted to tIn' |stIt Xnnuai Florida State Confer' enre by Mr-. It I Stnr'lmf, Regent of Sallie Harrison Chapter. D. A. R nf Sanford. Fla F I McDaniel of Owasso, Michi­ gan who owns a home south of the city on the Sanford Orlando road and who is one of the greatest Sanford boosters ‘ we have with us in the winter is hero for a short visit. His runny friends are'giving hibi a w-nrm welcome. •Hr ing that old furniture to the Dixie * Furniture or drpp us a card und we will call. We pay cash. 321 Sunford Avc.* ' l!3-6tp. The T. N. T. Wowing Club will resume its meetings Thursday ufternuon with Mrs. Geo. Fox hostess. Mrs. ThomaR Criggle is here from Gulfport, Miss to conclude her busi­ ness afTuirs before sxjjjng for Knglnn where she plans to reside. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher und Miss May Thrasher have returned from Miami accompanied liy Mrs. Frank*- Miller. Miss Ruth Mettinger wns the week-end guest of-her sistpr,. Mrs. W. L. Morgan at Hotel Carnes. some sight. It came aooui iujvu»*t n mtxup-of cagcmnfea. I ennnot recall why a change was mndc, but at all events the female cagcinnteof Admiral —another big Alaskan brown bear abiding In the adjoining cage—wn* temporarily shifted from ,hlm Into Ivan's den.. •‘Admiral felt that that-was not a square deal and It made film furious. At once he set to work to tear his way through tho ateel partition and get Into lyfln'a cage. I reached the scene whllo tie was In the very a<ft of finishing the Job. was made of fiat Ten million round* of ammunition bjr were fired I T United S U tii maiinea on rlflo ranges. In the-last 11 month*, according -to the report of tho Inspco tor of rifle practice, given out at marine corps headquarters In Washington. ' This la the answer to the que»* tlon: Why are marines always crack .shots! yvhlch has been asked over and over again by their opponents at re­ cent military rlflo matches, when they saw the •'sea*soldiers" walk away with most*of the trophic*. Nineteen thousand of the 21*000 men who fired qunllflcd ns mnrksmen or bet­ ter. In 1010 marines fired on ranges In ten foreign countries -and posses­ sions, ns follows: Ireland. Slberln. China, France, Germany, Cuba, Santo Domingo, Haiti, the Axoncs and Nlrnrngus. nnd In 10 states, territories and possessions of our own-country, Thrift in Peace Army Physique. A careful study rovcnled n gain dur­ ing three and one-half months at the camps, among natJbnnl army recruits of 0.4 pounds uplefce—almost entirely In muscular tissue; and 23 per cent Increaso In chest expansion. A similar Investigation In the navy showed al­ most the same average Increase, Indi­ vidual gains running up to 33. pounds ‘ Individual beneficial losses reaching 23 pounds — and the aver­ age very Inadequately recording “ the enormous benefit life* . , . . hns done these men phys­ ically.” In fact, the driven chief of the medical department, hampered by the lack of statistical clerks (who cost f 1,000 to $l,80O a year!) rcmnrked forcefully that the Improvement In physique wns so evident that details are a,* needless “as to demonstrate mathematically that peas grow In place. Tho end* of the flat bar* were fastened by bending them over while hot; and everybody was quite sure that those panels were strong enough to hold elephants. ’ . . “Admiral- wont to work with Ills great strength and his cporuiou^ claws to pull oua of those woven bar panels out of Its frame, and thus make a hole In the partition that would let him through. It seems Impossible, hut he aid Itl B6‘ flia wliat-g steam-rotter could not have done. I saw him finish tearing that steel hnsket out of jts Time's Great Changes. frame, smash.lt down nud rush over It When Queen Elizabeth wn* present through the Aliening nnd Into the next In the hall nt Mlddlo temple. In Lon­ don, on the occasion of the first per­ formance of Hhnkespeare’* "Twelfth Night," It would hove been n rash ninn who would have dnred to predict what would he thc'nfXt occnslorf on ly matched. Tlu-y tought s.trlctly head which women would be permitted In to bead nnd month to mouth. .Not the hnll In an official cnpnclty. Such once did either of the fighter* .swerve a one would. In fact, have had to look by a foot und expose his body to at­ forward more than 300. years, .for If tack. Round and round they raged historical-records are k> he depended und the female grizzly shrank off In a upon, the latter occasion wns when corner, terrified. Presently the two iln- four women, who have rccontly fighters reared on their hlnll leys, each been ndultted as students to the holding the other by n cheek, and In temple, formally “dined In the hall" silence they waltzed nnd chewed. with tie- beindu-ra. "And then the keepers - find - thrtr chance. Carrying their arms full of Concernlng the Sabbath. hickory plch handles, ea'cli one weigh­ According tn the Itlble tlie Lord ereing nbnut five pounds, they slipped tn at the front gnte and took positions. nlotl tho world In six days anil rested They yelled nt those bear* ns Iftthey on the seventlr. As Saturday 1* tlio meant to tenr them to pieces, nnd tlu-y seventh day of the week, ttie Jews ob­ slammed those pick linndlt** Into them serve It ns Ilie Sabbath a* tin rertnln until they.won. The l/lckory hurri­ ntlier denmnlnatlons following the old Mosaic law. When Christ said: “The cane wns too much' to enjlare anil,tho nltl things have passed nwny; behold, bears let.go nnd fell apart.* Tln-h nil they are become new." his followers attention—nnd |d«k handles—'was con­ regarded tills ns a command to change centrated qti Admiral, who soon rbthe old order, nnd they made the dny tlrcd through (he hole,he hail mndo j f his-resurrection the Sabbath. • PEOPLES BANK OF TRY A SURE CROP S V v v v 5' jfl X V ft X SOLD BEFORE YOU PLANT ft The American Coffee Bean Company will contract 0 100 acres ortly at Sanford and will pay four dollars JJ ($4.00) per bu. of C4 pounds [delivered at shipping v point in two bu. sacks. . * * V F9 The tr«d will cost $8 for acre cn»h. The leansdxvin to mature in threo months after planting and rhnuld yield not less than 100 bushels ■per acre following Celery without additional fertilizer. The best nitn*gen gathering crop thnt ran be planted Only such farmers ns are in position to plant nnd harvest the crop properly need apply. Call on or address " $ B. A. HOWARD, 55 S A N F O R D x x x m x AND m x x ft O KEECHO BEE x m x m m . your auto will look spick and span just like new. Wc* give your car that enamel, factory finish so much desired by motorists. It is easier to wash and clean when it has been pnintod and finished by us. Ask us for an estimate on your cor. . OUR PROCESS Wishing and Poliihing.Aatomobllei Make* Them Look Like New Happiness In 8erenlty. The thing for us nlF to do Is to be xrrene nnd happy, no matter whether wc are four and twenty or three score nnd ten. To tnke disappoint­ ment philosophically, as something thnt ean’t be cured and therefore to be endured. To be kind and gentle and generous, nnd forgiving—If wt shall resolvo upon all that, something better than youth will bo ours.—Ex­ change. - ’ .W.Mera the Trouble Llts If people really took cuch other for better or worse. It would be dlffcreht. Hut tltt'y .don't. They alwnys tnke ench other for butter—for far better than the circumstances warrant—Ex­ change. . Full of repletion as it is to-dav, with every necessity of the N ew Season— ^■ith every fad and fancy for ■personal adornment. L ittle wonder that every counter has its fascination for visitors and that everybody is eager to inspect the complete and interesting stock of material and highly’ desirable merchandise. W e nre all glad th at the stormy winter and bad record is -behind us and that the bright days of spring are just around the corner. E verybody is k<s?n to put off the winter clothing and put on bright, fresh apparel of spring. ARE BEAUTIFUL THIS SEASON For Sale— Player piano In perfect condition, house hold goods and furniture. Also Smith typewriter and bicycle. 609 Palmetto Ave. For Sale—8 aertte- celery (and all tiled with 4 flowing wells. Good house, sheds 100,000 feet birching lumber. Reasonable price—terma. 113-6tp. Wanted— Young -girl to answer Experienced workmep, high grade Polish. Prices very reasonable. telephone calls. 8:30 to 3:30P. M. Call 806 E l m a v e n u e . 113-4tc. See us for quick action, e fo r f t >i.‘ a, f t<•;. ‘ ANFORO A n Lost— Feb. 29th near depot, ' transfering from one train t o ‘another oval shaped Jet and guld pin. Finder will be rewarded frr return to N. A. Campbell/ Fulford, Fla. 118,ltp 'am|ilii-tl Fulford, u.\. * ' ‘ . t. ; : ' m Odd Facts. Wanted—To buy that old furni­ ture. Turn it into cash. Dixie Furnituro Co., 321 Sanford ave. 113-Ctp For Sale—Two story 8 room house d garage. Clear title. Sanford rights. Apply No. 402, Sanford enue. . 110-tfc. J ,Llfe. stfonge to sn'y. Is never a dw eert drear to him who tins plenty- pf Band.—Boston Transcript. TOO LATE CLASSIFY AFTER OUR PA IN TIN G V 52 X M ft A The next big day wifi be the SEVENTEENTH OF MARCH, ST. P A TR IC K D AY display o f IRISH LINEN, DRESS LINEN, T A B L E L IN E N AND A R T LINEN. �MARCH 9. 1920 SANFORD. DAILY’ HERALD PRINCESS TH EA TR E TOMORROW AND THURSDAY N IG H T 7 TO 11 P. M . AFTERNOON 2 TO 5 P. M, •4 ‘ T h e Picture Play You H ave Bedn W aiting for S T HAROLD B ELL W R IG H T Th e escape o f the cpnviot and his wandering in/the San Bernardino M ountains LJ Th e kidnapping o f Sibil Andres. * Th e flight o f the girl into the hills and. thfcfj&isational pursuit. Massive Parts Massive Parts The Flight of the Lovers on the Mountain Cliff AND OTHER THRILLING SCENES We don't like to talk about our features but we guarant this production to please the most skeptical Scientists’ Search Leads to Dis covery of Many Strange * Monsters of Deep. There Are Still Sharks to Be Found However, Forty Feet Long— Dan­ gerous Marine Creatures * ‘ Not the Largest. . - ETHEL CLAYTON «</ CHARLES MEREDITH i^THE THIRTEENTH COMMANDMENT* A PARAMOUNT ARICRAFT PICTURE. Scene from Ethel Clayton in “ The Thirteenth Command . ju en t,” which conies to the Princess, Today fire days would, tw required. Against this, the nlr ministry points out, the Air Service Now Heady, Cut* Ten total flying distance of itm aerial Week Trip Between Cltlea route should hot tbfrAal ’ 5,200 miles. to One. Taking MSI miles mi hour as n fair average flying speed -muter filyornble i. muon.—i niro ami t ape Town, rep­ Condttliuis and'When the route bus been resenting llie extremes of the African, firmly established, only fifty-two hours’ continent, have at last been linked up netiml living time would lie required hy an nlr service. The Itrltldj nlr iiiIii•o cover I he distaiire, or about u week, I ’ try tins mm......... that the nlr route Hying eight" h f u r s u day. •over which engineers have s p e n t long luonilis of labor uinldsl great dlllleutties Is llmilly ready for traffic. This Means that the time heretofore re­ quired (o traverse the continent—from1 ten to twelve 'weeks—has now been cut down (A about <*»• wet-k and Hint therefore secluded seetlous of Africa Will he opened to the world. *1Im total distance by tip- obi meth­ ods of eumiiiiiidcnthui Is d,22fi miles, fur which trian lift)-nine to seventy- lug to local portH entertain their friends and unsophisticated strangers with highly colored narratives of great sea serpents and other unfamiliar monsters of the deep that they have encountered on their voyages. That monsters of the deep exist today as In olden times Is well known lo sci­ ence, hut they lire ipilte different from those described by the old sails. "The sea serpent.'' said Dr. John T. Nichols, head of iho department of ADMISSION i tin water, mi Hi inn n finnt** anchor hidnyden Ita Imrtis by chance, Ilfrinc l lie pAcIfor and towing tho astonished honlnion out to aea. At certain urn wins tht? devil flail In common' along tho Gulf const of Florlila, when* It fur­ nishes exciting sport for hlg-gume fish­ ermen. * \\. , '] -c , The dnngerous mnrlne creatures nre In general not tho'lnrgest. The killer wlmle, which l« 1*0 feet or so in length. will -nttnrk nail devour almost iit(vIlilntr Hint swims In the, aen. Some­ times they Jnlii hi schools, nml hunt the Mg whalebone whales like'a pack nf, hungry* wolves. The inmi-enler shark, seldom iuo»r ihan 20 feet loon; It one of (he fiercest of sen creatures, lie Is ns rare ns he Is dangerous. The Mg *|xtrm whale seems to feed lame­ ly on large specimens of octiiptis, for which It dives In deep water. Some observers ns«ert that they have seen spectacular contests between such n sperm whale tun! mi octopus which It hnd bnnight to the surface. The octopus also goes hy the tinme of devil llsh. though II Is nil entirely different nli Imat from the rnantn. Matined, Adults 25c; Children 15c Njght, .Adults 35c; Children 20c Adults 20c Children 10c TONIGHT JEPEE I* L/.6KY i eIvominandment' j t lC j k im m o u iit r lr lm ilt Q id u r ? SUITOIITKD UV MONTE n U 'E . ANNA A. NILLSON HIVING CUMMINGS AND OTHERS - W hat’s fair for the man. is fair for the woman ! to h e rf m arria ge w as a m atter o f fifty -fifty . M arried or Single You Should See T h is Picture. Goes Into Navy. Vincennes, Iml.—George Dewey Hod­ man, after spending four years In the army, arrived home recently. While here he heard of a-navy recruiting officer tiring In the city on i\, recruit­ ing mission, and. nlthniigh he hud Wily.-been out of .the army a few dpya, enlisted In the navy. He Is one of font brothers In his family who were In the army during the world war. Hear .Admiral. Hodman of the United Stoles Uiivy Is u cousin of the youth. MISS CARITA SPENCER This will be of interest to every house wife in the City of Sanford There will be at ’ AND HE LO O K S HAPPY A Cooking aiid Pure Food Demonstration ON THE WONDERFUL You are cordi­ ally invite ci And w e promise you will not be disappointed W ith this Stove -it relieves the w orry o f the gas situation B. C . D O D D S , M .D Hcaidonct:: 005 Magnolia Avo. Phone -101 :e: First National Bank Building Phone 102 Furniture and Complete House Furnishings Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is Com plete Prices and Terms Reasonable 34 years service to San • ii> i n l g i . n l s ' l i i i S i l i ' - ui iln b ll tills un I d e a that bv making himself uncom­ fortable lii this world lie will have tilings soft tn tin* next. Ills seat Is a hoard dal led with spikes upon Which lA* has wait enroll Itlm M f to siuj a whit (i, "partly n* a peiiHiico’ pnVily to rojfvlhct* the believers that a lady,man Is In'cns,b!i: bi llie things that are extremely painful to the average per­ son. lie must have convinced himself a-, well, for even u sto(c would.balk at smiling In micTi im uncomfortable published In 1551, ■ "Afraid of ting* i» King James ver'»v ctOflif M * Jap* Uniform In fill*. The striking uniformity of kixe aiming llie Japanese Is Illustrated hy llie fact Unit measurement* taken of an Infantry regiment stmweij nu~ tb* rintlcm* exceeding two Inche* la height or twenty pounds In weight •< - >lfi.a lipcnc.r, Niw v&rk .acicty woman mfd chairman i f the Foad for France fund, who la reclaim.rrn n ibandrnnl CCQyerrJoM .f;rrt, at W H■t-^r lake, near Franklin, N. H.. and 'tseo In licughbty garb, •---— ------Hint vicinity. Plenty ol Sea Monster*. Tlnve are plenty of iimu^ters In tho sen. Hie ghrtit devil fish, or maiitn, which prohably grows to be over 20 find between the tips of Its greatwings. The model of an Individual 0f 18 feet or so Is on exhibition at Die American museum. .The mnnla hns hojdiHke processes dlnFcted forwnrd.one nf either <lde of Its hrom) head, and there nre well-nulhentlented Ipstnmn-s nf n devil fish "Hying" through INTEREST trusting friends at vnrinnee; some bocause they nre suspicious nml wish to see sport nml watch from k '^ fe dl*- j tanc* those Whom they have set Dy the ear*.—Lucius Amineus Seneca. to y o u COME ONE AND ALL �MARCH 9, 1920 raUUk*4 ntO kHwamm tyvpt T | i l i « » M B«U4U «, 107 M u » U » A re n *. SANFORD DAILY HERALD to make one ancient and any kind of show is apt to startle the old fel­ lows who are sunning themselves in ttjc after glow of life's-sunset and start them to ‘ ‘gumming over" ’tho days wheirthey were young and giddy (Wo are writing this Herb, so you can use if for an alibi at home) legal rights of mykclf-and other tax paydra of the Cit,1 of Sanford, ‘with rfferenctL-to tlia unlawful expendi­ ture of public funds In the payment of any compensation to a de facto officer. ' . Awaiting your immediate reply, la m , Yours very truly, GK<1 A. DECOTTES. March 6, 1920. Hon. G. A. Abbott, City .Manager, Sanford, Fla. It. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, tyjsIncM Manager IIaim M a d * Known an Application OUR C O M M U N IT Y S P IR IT Occasionally, but not often, we i.UMCUIPTlON PRICK IN ADVANCE roK o n e t e a r — -----------------r — i Paragraph (a) of Section 33' of Chapter 8361, Laws of Florida of 1909, provides that the City Mana­ ger shall he responsible for tho pro­ per administration of all alTairs of the City, and to that end it shall be his duty "to see that the laws and ordinances of the City are enforced. Therefore, I feel it incumbent upon me as a citizen of the City of Sanford (o call to your ollicial attention the flagrant vjolatiorf’ of certain provi­ sions of the present City charter. As the violations- of tho Charter provi­ sions, hereinafter set ‘forth, vitully effect the legality of ity of the administrative officers of the City of Sanford, I deem the matter under discussion to he of suffii-ii-nt importance to warrant me in npenlv addressing this letter to you through the columns of the !-'anford Herald. The violations of 'the provisions of the City Charter to which 1 refej have heretofore been fully discussed in notifies written by Mr. J, .1. ..i 1 ion ir-r ii\r-.". ftoth nf these rhcles were published in the Hanford Herald. As possibly you failed to o n e w eek . Katn-edu "wowd Oil. it (fc* pMtwTBo ,ti,o/ Mmb 1. I « * snarp practices. and bunco games. There is much of that precious M KSIIIF.lt o r TUB AIMOCIATftD Pit ESN spirit in this town, but there is room for more. We have fully our share of good will and tolerance, but we could cultW vato more with honor to-ourselves and profit to the community. Life ,to each of us consists, mainly of what we mako of it. We can cast ter. Keep It up the soft rays of sunshine and happi­ Orlandq Sentinel, ness over our existence, or-we can fill our lives with the shadows or Tonight the Sanford Board of igroed and avarice (And insatiable Trade will have the annual election longing for those things which we of officer* and will geT toady for a may not possess. .big campaign of advertising for the This Is our home—the place where season of 1920 and 21. Let all the most of our lives will he spent— real boosters of Seminole County be where memory is always dear to us. there and put new life into the or­ Shall we seek to cast out what ganization. Sanford and Seminole there is of the .spirit of greed, and county will never be anything with­ suspicion, and ungenerous rivalry out a live Board of Trade. umong men? Shall we supplant it with one of The people of this city who have kindness, of tolerance, and of gpod the interest of the city at heart and will toward each o t h e r ? __]______ want to see the city prosper should .^.Shall wo .make honorable thrift not let this idea of municipal owner­ the Watehwon) of our community? ship get away from thcm.-Reganllnes It js the. ideal cxsistence, and 'is of what the Southern Utilities Co., possible to any community where expects to do in the futuro Sanford the people have the will and the should own her utilities. All of the courage to follow the pnth of honor progri^slve cities of the stute own and gentleness whcrcever it may their utility plants and Sanford lead. should fall .into line. THE B A T H IN G ’ GILRK The Mack Sennctt Bathing Beau­ lieu are scheduled for Sanford today ■Thursday, Mnrch 4th. We do not ex­ pect to receive the Sanford Herald of date of Friday, March 5th, an nunc will be published. The editor of that paper is bald-headed and past fifty— just the kind of man that a fioek of femininity can -run cn\£y.— St; Au­ gustine Record. Herb, old dear, those Hebes of which you rave about were hefe and wp did not ever^ sec them.. It wt* ever go crazy about any of them we will not need to leave Florida ‘ beach­ es or take Jazz Tonic over Mack’s girls although from all accounts we believe they are very, very nice girls in every way. After seeing thousands of the dear things in England, France New York and other seaports we are “ rnwther blase” don’ t you know, dear fellow, ngd a few bathing girls hprp and there mnke but little di­ fference in the pink Und green setting of our senility that you talk uboutfn describing our appeurance. And then we are only forty tTiree and not past fifty admitting tho "bald" charges to be true. Of course it makes a differ­ ence in one’s life and habits accord­ ing to the town in which you live. Living in the ‘.‘Ancient C ity" la apt EVERYTHING MOTOR reA R S PEOPLE’S FORUM Mr. Robt. J. Holly, Ediotr Sanford Herald, City. , Dear Sirs: I enclose you herewith copies of open letters this day written by me lo M r. G. C. Abbott City Manager, and to the City Commissioners. As the matters and things therein complained of are of u public nature, I kindly request the publication of these letters in your paper. - Thanking you for fuvor requested 1 beg to remain, Very truly yours, GEO. A. DECOTTES. . ’ March’ -6, 1920. Hon. 11. R. Stevens, Horn 8.‘ O. Chase, Hon. C. E. Henry, City Commissioners, Sanford, , Fin. Dear Sirs: As an advocate of the law and a believer in the orderly administration of municipal affairs in strict accord­ ance with the provisions of exsisting legislature enactment, providing for the government, jurisdiction and powers of the present municipality of the City of Sanford, Florida; I am addressing you- this- communication and. as the matter I herewith present for your consideration is of a public nature, nnd covers a subject that Complete Line of I t is worth quite a hit to be able to get parts when you need them, and not have to w ait and pay addi­ tional expense fo r spe­ cial factory shipments. GOOD M EAL M arket Phone for quick *service mimen FRECKLES Positively, lit-moved ®7 Dr. Berry’a Freckle C jitment Ynur Drunliie or by Msll «Se . Send u t frej IlnoUet *"-C.n. Berrr Cou.;~r» mako this com therefore, I merely call to your offici­ al attention the article heretofore published by me, a copy of which Is enclosed, and refer you to my letter of even date jo your City Manager. Please be kind^ enough to officially advisj* if it is'you r atttentjon to provisions of tht* present City charter regarding the eligibility of officers and employees of the City of Sanford. Yoor City Attorney and ono of your Commissioners, Mr. II. R. Stevens, are both disqualified to bold office under the present charter, and as .iTTnatter of law are dcfacto *i Hieera. I also desire to atkvlse that you can not^legnlly .pay any funds or moneys of tht- City of Snnfgjrd.to your dcfacto City. Attorney, as he h not duly fiqialified and legally ac­ ting officer-cf tie'C ity. I also de ire to further adVl.e you ugd put you' on notice that ■** a tatp. ycr nnd (iiixtm of Sanford* I intend to hold you,’ end tacit of you. persons!!*’ and inrilvi’au.iy rt-poieible fur any ivr’d all* sums of money which you heretofore or ut;-y hcreifter pay to the pH rent <Mfc<-to City Attorney of Sanford. A prompt reply, to thin latter is rotuestef so that 1 may be advised ho v to proceed to fully protect the A bank Is much mote than merely a Baft place for keeping funds, for handling checks ^ o r i c o U e c t i ^ . t l f t u U s » . i i f c c , -- . A bank should be regardejDas the inti mate helper, advisor, and friend of the custom er, ever ready to co-operate in every propel way, to extend necessary accommodation as re­ quired, and to protect his interest in every way that lies within it s power, This Ls the kind of service that we en­ deavor to render; and we invite you to make your connection with us with such service in view, F. I'. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier S a n fo rd , F lo rid a CM ULUOTA INN XH U LU O TA, FLORIDA OpenlDccember 7ih for (he Season. MRS. CHAS. I). BRUM LEY, Mgr. Note. The Richness r of Ucselnnd Dairy Milk, and you will understand why it is prefer­ red by mothers who demand tho purest and be.<t for their children. 53485353484853484848534823485353484853232301535353485323900053235302235301004853534823534823532348235348530253The Jtigh-cost-of-food need never affect the children so long as Roseland' Milk provides the riour2348530123485323532323535323482353232353482348015348232323534823482348482323232353485353485348234823232353535302534823232323485348 Second, that Mr. Gary D. I.undi* ishrmmi ~fr~3des for "Of the Taw firm of 'Landis,, Tm*1i Aamount it costs. We t Hull of DeLnnd, Florida, the City deliveries daily. Attorney of Sanford, Fin, and of YOU W A N T FOR desire to dale of the 28th of February, 1 an biri-with enduring for yef.r 'V irm a(ion amt um.-.i^LTutiJ.i a vopy of the article written by-mp. It is needleui for me in this com­ munication to reiterate what I have already find to say on this subject. The facts are these: First, Chat Ifoti. II. ft Stevens. PAGE 3 Cor. Oak and 2d St PHONE 3 SANFORD Counsel for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, lif* not a resident of the City of Sanford, and a!ao at the lime of hi* appointment u» City Attorney had and now ha* in hi* possession an annual pass over the.ilines t*f the Atlantic Coast Line ilailraod. No doubt you , are thoroughly familiar with tire provisions of the present 00y Charter, therefore it is needless fo^me to point out to you that no commissioner or other offi­ cer or employee of the City who is the holder of a pass over any railmad line is eligible to hold office, and thnt any officer or employee hnving in his possession a pass or enjoying any special privilege'more favorable than gtnntcd the public generally shall forthwith forfeit his. office. You are also aware of_thn fact that Mr. Landis at the present time of his appointment as City Attorney was a resident of DeLnnd, Florida, anil that he is not now and never has been a resident of the City of Sanford, and not being n resident of the City of Sanford is ineligible to hold office under the p.rosent charter. Further than this Mr. Landis is the holder of a pass over the lines, of the Atlantic Count Line Railroad which fact creates, a forfeiture of his office ns City Attorney, even eligible beoause of his non-residence. The persistent and continued viol lotion of -the charter ‘provisidns hereinbefore referred to has been a matter of public discussion generally since the new form of government went into effect, and nothing what­ ever has been done by you as City Manager to remedy the situation. Therefore, it has become neces­ sary for «ne to handle this'mattqp with you in this manner, with the view of obtaining direct and postivo official expression and information as to whether you usihe City Man­ ager Intend to rt^ytedt and abide-be tile legal provision* of the Charteunder which you are opere*-’ ’ j .. performing your do*'. 'Phone 2011 Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate m A S H ES ^ YOU CAN’T MAKE! > HAY WITHOUT SUNSHINE Norcah you make muck money without some effort to rm ^lix Til YOUIt RESOURCES u sliiug credit with a s t a r t in g ; us. Bull you *. i mis end, prompt reply, I am Yqurs Truly, GEO. A. DECOTTES. What's the IdsaT The eel baa two hearts—one la the proper place and the other In.Its talk may make some real Mie SUNSHINE by reck account with your credit that able to master. cult problems. STRENGTH H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N �Little Happenings Mention nf Matters in Brief PersonU Items of Interest MARCH 9. 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 4 in and A bou t Mrs. E. B. Brown of Jacksonville is in the city a few days the guest of ♦,er sister Mr* K. J. Holly and m o' tiier Mrs. E. G. Tyner. She is cnroute to her homo.from Tumpa where the removal t-f her tonsils and is l sufficiently-recovered to make the trip home. Mrs, Brown i* a former resident of tha city where Mr. . i Brown was at one time local manager o( the V. .V. Co., and is flow the P o t a t o manager of the sales- depart­ ment *of the same company. For Klim Powdered Milk. Phone. 2412 W. W. Dressor. 108-6tp Fred M. Basil of Kissimmee was here yesterday talking about base bull and also mentioning the fact that he was a candidate for position of State Senator for the Nineteenth District. Fred says he is the winning candidate in all three counties. Electrical Fixture*, House tfirclng, in fact alt klnda of electrical work. Phbne 442. W. H» Treadwell, Electrician. 83-tf. Harry Brown deputy collector of internal revenue is in the city this week to help the people inukedp their income taxes returns. lie will be qt the court house day and night. S u m m a r y nf the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers The Democratic Executive Commiti • fop Seminole County will meetin the court house next Saturday morning at ten o’clock to arrange for the Democratic ’primary to ho W sjlW ftafiM ?! urt! ! £ ' queried to he present. The meeting is called by Chairman C. IlfDIngise. The E/ea O f The t fo r T T P r o m The Novel of Harold Bell Wright At. The Princeas Wednesday and Thursday Car of Bananas and Appier on' track by express olllce. Muit. be sold In two days. Price 75*renti u|», When Harold Boll .Wright began per bunch. Come and get your work on "T h e Eyes of The World" he was a resident of Itcdlands, Cal., bargains. * 114- tp. Property Owncra Take Notice The law provides that " I f taxes ypon i eat estate shall not tie paid before the First day of April of arfy year, the Tax Collector shall adevertise and sell.” This Is to notify, all concerned that the requirements of law will be compiled with and the Tax Books will postlyely ,be closed on- April First as provided by law and All lands on which taxes have not been paid will he advertised and execu­ tions issued for unpaid porsonal property taxes JNO. D. J IN K IN S Tax Collector, Seminole County The Sanford Board of Trade will -meet-*opigbt-itt—tbw-cmirt~bmT-«—nt7.*30 to elect officers for the ensuing year and to Inly* up many important Mrs. It. A. Terheun, Editor matters relating to the city tf San­ , Phone 395 ford and the eourrty of Seminole. Every boor ter in the county should Personals be present. Mrs. S. Puleaton returned Jrom Plenty of Plain View Bean Plan­ ter* for immediate delivery. Hill Miami with Mr. D. L. Thrasher’s Implement and Supply Co. 113-Gtc. party on Sunday. She b» the guest of Mrs. Thrasher. * — i_ On of necessitating removal to Georgia the Park Avenue Cafe and all fur­ niture and equipemnt is' offered for sale. Good business in good location. For particulars . see . Miss Carrie Gray, Pari: Avenue U n ­ York, a charming and lovely girl whose pleasing praonaKly hi? en­ deared her to a large circle of friends in her home town and in Jacksonville where she has spont the last year. Mr. and Walker will reside in Sanford and will boat home after March Ifilh with Mr. and Mrs. Vance Douglass on Golden Lake. Mrs. J , W. Btfrnes is in Sanford again, to the delight of her many friends. Mrs. llarnca usually spends the winter here but this year has been in Pensacola with Iter mother. This story, which has had a sale of nearly 2,000,000 copies (which meads according to the publisher’s accepted ratio of five readers to each sale, about 10,000,000 readers), has been put into elaborate^cinema form .by the Clune Company and is to boserin lor'the first time'in Sanford at the Princess theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. An interesting incident in connec­ tion with this fact was related re­ cently by Mr. Wright when tho work of translating the book Into motion pictures was under way. Much of this work was done in Redlands, for It is the common belief that tho author put into tho story people whose prototypes he obserwi-d while pastor of a. church there. Tho nulTTbr’s indictment of "so­ ciety" did not refer speifically to Redlands, but applied equally well to any other community where wrong­ ful tendencies’are in evidence every — and that means prncticnlly every good-sized American community now ndnys. So it seems Fnirlnnds, the scene of many of the incidents of the story,.Is' not n thinly dixguiesd pseudonym for Redlands, but only happens to be the name that sprang into the mind- of Mr. Wright for the purpose of his tale of liction. JOHN H. S M A L L Mrs. Austin Williams and daugh­ ter Miss Mnifrte Kate are here from Tampa visiting Mrs. Voile William* Just received n complete line of and Mrs Arthur Johnson Children's Ready to Wear Hats, in Milan ( ctr, Mrs. . Grarc Williams. 114-Gtr.. W ill meet tonight. I t is so easy for a man or men to stand on the street comers and say how a thing should be done, but w hat counts most is the man or men that come out and help to do it. W e are members of the Board o f Trade and we are going to help make Sanford a better. Sanford all the time. .. A re you? A t the same time, don’ t you w ant to be a o f that large body o f men that have found the real place to purchase their clothes? Y ou do, don’ t you? I f we tell you that we buy only the best, and therefore have only the best to S E L L , you will give us an oppor­ tunity to'p rove it won’ t you? N o t one dollar o f any man’s money do we want that is not a dollar honestly earned. During these days of high prices patronize th e men that deserce your confidence, • earn that confidence of yours. Call around and lets talk it orer. THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT Dwarf* In History. Dwarf*.' until very receiil days, have been liTfrtily regarded and much sought after. In far nwny days kings have fought over dwnrfs. and ii court thnt possessed one was considered very for; lunate and altogether stylish. Wenllhy folk, even, competed with inonarcbs In the purclinse of dwarfs us n sort of hall-mark of aristocracy. A fiice of tiny people In Equatorial Africa, (he Akkas. were much prized by the early Pharaohs. The Romans tried to sup­ ply the demand by artificial dwnrffng. and had sopumte words (o distinguish the natural from the unnatural dwnrf. Why the Ed. Fled. 'Colonel Blister celebrates hla all rer wedding tomorrow, having been harried since October 1, 18JR nionton HulURln. Wanted—T o buy that old furni­ For Sale— House* and four lots. A bargain. Box. 239. 113-Gtp ture. Turn it Into cash. Dixie Fur­ niture Co., 321 Sanford ave. 113-6tp .waitrejs Experienced Wanted Bell Cafe 79-tf For Sale— Player piano in perfect condition, house hold- gcods and For Site—Whito Leghorn Baby furniture. Also Smith typewriter Chicks, 20 cent*. 18.00 per 100. and bicycle. GOD Palmetto Ave. l’ ,;gs for hatching $1,25 for 15. 113-tM SI0.00 per 100 delivered. II. Robert*', Route A Box 206. *112-3tp. wanted— White lady . for house­ keeper and cook for mill hands at Forrest City. Write Mrs. F. R. Pounds, Maitland, R. F. D. or telephone 130, city. 112-Gte. For Sale—Two otory 8 room hou« For Sale— Wood. Cheap. See and garage. Clear title. Sanford ,F. Whitncr Jr. or Phone 242. Heights. Apply No. 402, Sanford avenue--------------- ------- —-UH-t/e—. For Sal^—Stable Manure I ioti/ Buffkin & Girvin. Bishop Jacksonville, Fla. 110- Wanted — Young girl to *onsw<r telephone-calls. 8:30' to 3:30P. M. Call 30G Elm nvenup, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ------F O R -----EVERYTHING IN Groceries NICE FAT MACKEREL Pipe Organ Club The decrease .in the number of "flu" cases lias been the signal for resuming activities in iiu> various church organizations and meetings at, the \VOman’s Club, the Pipe Organ Club having been among tho first to call Its members together again., Monday afternoon, the meeting of this busy bee hive was held with Mrs. Schelle Mnines, hostess and a large attendance. Mucli beautiful fa’ncy work was brought in, the first installment for the apnuul Christmas bazar for these energetic young peo­ ple are fancying and begin catly in (be year to gather an assortment of hand work for thc^jinnuai event, in­ cidentally however, they will fill orders at any time. Tickets for the Edward Brigham concert for Thurs­ day night were distributed tho ad­ vance sale already indicating a full Wanted — Night Clerk, man middle nge. references. Loc Seminole Hotel, S Mg'r. Representative John H. Sm all of North Carolina, who hae been elected president of the National Rivera and Harbors congress, succeeding Senator ). E. Ranadell, resigned. One Reason for Gojfr considerable mununl of golf is played principally for the reason thnt some women think their hushntxls look well In knlekerhnrkrm. A house. At the conclusion of bukint**, the hostess served naiad and sandwiches with hot coffee. Several new Nmembers were en­ rolled and there were also a few guest Thtwc aresent were Mesdaim*: MacAlti“i F o r r e s t Gntchel, Toiforti, J. G. Hurley,. Paul Booth, Kenneth Robbins, Geo. Ilynian. E.T. Taylor. . Leslie Bryan, A. M. Phillip#, Porter Pitta, Thoa. Citdten, Will Bray and AFTER OUR PAIN TIN G '. Misses Jeanette Laing, Netty* Maine* and May. Field. your auln will look spick and span Building .Material Rooting of Mi Descriptions Llntc, Cement, Plastor Uriel;, Ilrnln Tile ami Sewer Pipe. :: :: Hill Lumber For Sklo -One Ford Touring Car, practically .new; One Baby Grand Chevrolet 1U20 .model in perfect mechanical order also complete camping outfit im hiding lent rots <o< b rig utensils etc. Cun be seen at Hotel Lincoln. Sanford after * G p. mJ 114-fit p. Tractor plowing and all kinds of Tractor work. Call Phono 184., FO U ND On first St. west‘ of Sunford $-1*137.50 Fronting north on brick highway just oust of the artesian Spring half mile west of Monro? road. 35Jd acres of Ideal heme site arid irrigable farm land. Worth $200 pt r acre offered for $75 per acre cash Direct from ownes. Enquire at PhotfB 352 re­ lating abstract.and deed. 94-tf. For Rent—One large well fur­ nished room. 7J7 Park Ave. lf)9-Gt here having- lived from ealrieSt childiiood to young ’ manhood in thl.i city, lie U a young man <f sterling character nnd business ability and is a Valued employee of the J, U, Lawson (Motor Company. As First Sargeunt hi the U. S. Motor Corp*. he •served. two yean in the recent war, Eighteen months of the time, serving in France - Mr. Walker h the son of Mrs C. L. Goodhue of this city and num- OUR PROCESS Washing and Polishing Automobiles Makes Them Look Like New Experienc'd workman, high grade Polish. Prices very reasonable. See us for quick action. SANFORI) HEIGHTS, Auto Feinting and Trimming * S a n fo r d H e ig h t s It Has Happened to Others Aqd May Happen to You Ip Spite o f Everything You M a y Happen to Do For Sale— Extra Fine White Wyandotte* eggs. Two dollars per IjL.. W* II. Ballard. . Altamonte Be Prepared • When For Kale—At Sanford, b y Western Union Co., twenty live n> thirty just like new. Wo give your ear undersize heart cypreaa telegraph Wedding Announcement thut enamel.\ factory finish fo poles 20 nnd 23 feet long. Suitable ‘ •Mr;-J. Hnrhlk announces the much dfsiifd b y i motorists. I t is for fence posts five or six fence posts 110-Gtc' marriage if Ida daughter, Edna easier to wash-and rl«*an when it can he made of each pole. Carolina ty> Stanley C. Walker, has-been p&intotf and finished by Monday, March the eighth, nineteen, us.' Ask us for an estimate on . For Sale—Kiddie-Koop, ,Jn fair condition-_j.10.00 cash. Can ho aeon hundred and twenty, ut tho Snyder your car, at 214 Eltn ave. Memorial Methodist parsopago, Rev. Keene officiating. The announcement of Mr. Walker’s marriage will lie received with much among Cord G E T OUR E S T I M A T E S Wanted—One cow pony. for.city 'yrid. -Will exchange (or other stock. G. A. Abbott, City Mnn&grer, It DQes Happen ■ - ■0 . , with ample Fire Insurance So that-you may not b. :!.j loser, financial}' S E E US FOR F IR E IN S U R A N C E • ^ �MARCH 9. 1920 SANFORD: DAILY' HERALD WHERE OUR BRAVE BOYS SLEEP IN BELLEAU WOOD PAGE 5 where shells o f various calibers are piled In cords like firewood, but tinfenced. and exposed to the weather. .The French military authorities are clearing up these places ns rapidly an possible, hut on account of the lack of men the work goes slowly. The shells ' hurled In the soil are n source «f» danger ns soon us culti­ vation begins. It fa seriously proposed tit abandon ninny of iho villages In the devas­ tated aone uf..Frame, compensate the uwnrn o f the land, and turn tnrgu* arena Into forest, "tn seventy-live or n hundred years tlielnveatment would have reimbursed the state for Its out­ lay, and by Unit time. In ruse It should bo deemed best t o 1use the renewed soli for agriculture, the explosives hidden underneath would become harmless. THE AL. G. FIELDS MINSTRELS Am erica’s O ldest and Best M instrel Organization An Attraction That Has Become an Institution BIGGER AND BETTER TH A N EVER A Magnificent First Part THE GARDEN OF MIRTH Short Order Opera While Yon ; W alt Derby Day at Churchill Downs MISS JU LIA DAVIS A Hauling Dancing Divcrtisemcnt THE BIG BURLESQUE T h e F>ogs W edding Memorable Minstrel Merrymakers One Touch o f Nature Quickly Covers Un Relics ,of Man’ s Destructiveness. Roman*' Victory nt Gcrry-au One Mere Squabble Compared With Ter. rible Conflict Waged .There'^Durlng Late War—Wrecks of Tanks on Slope Where Roman Army Fought— French Clearing Up BattlSfielda. Berry-nti-Bne Is an the north bnnk of the Alsne, where the ancient road from Reims to I.non crosses. Ilefare the war It'was a prosperous vllfage. On the other lido of the AI sue was a large sugar factory, now 'a mass of tol-ii-d uiijl rusting Iron, stones and mortar, lu the town, except where the highway lias been cleared foF travel, the streets are obliterated, and onlj- projections (if corner walls here and there suggest tluiT~rtTtt>~wii?r once st place of habitatIqji, writes Frauds \V. KelSey, director o f Uni­ versity' of Michigan scientific expeillilon, In New York Times. It I* strange how InpercoptUdy, yet how rapidly. In this climate the heal­ ing powers of nature seek to cover up frnni sight the relics of man’s destructiveness., lu Helms, luxurious Ivy musks the crumbling wulls of courts heliyfij^ig to wrecked und tensinless Imnww^nnd here-at Herry-lmHac weeds und grass have already thrown a mantle over the ruins. PRICES: 75c $1.00 $1.50 Plus Tax Doors Open 7:15 Curtain 8:15 these regions. Even then them w« b (i bridge across the Alsne, apparently at nr near the place wliere thu bridge la today. Belgian hosts opposing tliiM Invasion uNsemhled and went ap­ proaching from the north. It was Caesar's practice to fortify a camp In a position -favorable for htm.-elf, und try then to Induce tho enemy to attack him on Ills own ground. Not fur below Iterry-ntl-Rnc tin* Atmie receives from the northeast n small .tributary, the Mlplte brook. Seats on Sale Tuesday* ESTES PH ARM ACY French tanks, one o f earlier, tlm oth­ er of later pattern. Tho letter had not reached the tlrst Herman tree h when-It was hit by u shell wit Ml blew, the motor entirely out of the natchlife. ..tuf-^^oiton.t dry tit sttttttriers 41—tgands Just. as .It_u iu -when -alum dotted. / Vt In-11 we i-nmu hack the s-cmd day a group of (Sermau prisoners was searching the halllcfichbi 'fo r scat­ tered graves, that Die bod uni might be gathered In a cemetery. - Such ipteels lire not Idle; for lit casually crossing the field to examine the near­ er tank one could see, umoitg’ lbe \vi wJs on the edge ef a shell hole, part of a human spine and thigh hone; possibly tin* victim had been liurLel im tie plunged, fol'ward and .the earth, nashlug 'down the-Ride of the shell hole had exposed a pari of the skcli*^ ton. We ditl not have the heart even to report the find. All day long, when In this region, ■front different directions, we could hear explosions, as skilled men. clear­ ing the r.oneJtf comlmi. hle\v_up con­ cealed mines that hud not been touched off. and exploded shells la pits. Kuril, at any rate, was the proc­ ess described to us; wtr did not venture to pass near enough to ob­ tain exact luformuiUui. Plies of Shells. ■ The amount of utiexplodcd shells in tlid region is alinnsf Incredible, Small collections of shells are not iilteom nion; ami not far from 1.11011. hetoc.-. thy highway and th" railway runuliig parallel a few hundred feet away there Is a large ammunition dunu CHULUOTA INN On (he Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Ernst Coast Railroad Special Attention Given to Automobile Parties MRS. C. n. BROMLEY, Manager. CHUI.UOTA, FLORIDA fitw OW«#**rn Ntw»tx»&»r Union Miss Julik'Davis, the pretty and tab errted daughter of tha American am­ bassador to Great Britain,‘ In a pop­ ular member of London's younger so clal set. . 'll., :!CI||| Uiiillnil f .10 with r -cell tel i- ■•■'_!* i!j!e. in lni»l* U-- ' goe-i #1r•.’ ll 1*1 tup'll ug Ills -! i i-i t, i-'u'w-. to rl-.li! .tiiif left uiiconutmidy lie dues nut iti*e*l in In- easy in in* mi'iir«sL lie can he firm In lilt* convict Inns mid Immovable froln tils principles, anti yet be eon as­ sert himself lu tluit nulei, sincere way which wins the respect even of his op­ ponents."— Frqm The Northwestern Itux.xer, piihllslied by Northwestorn Electric Equipment company, Bl Paul. Minn. C auro Fires. Itut- ate foml of entlng tho Immlattng material t-i electric wires, and are fe poti“lid(* far utnny of the fires 11arrlltotl m "defective Insulation." They Itsn gnaw holes lu lentl water pipes. Get. the Dally Walk Habit **A dully walk Is 111Unholy superior In Its'henlth-glvlng effects to the dally aperient and Is also more beneficial than working for some time nt high tension or than even taking 0 long rest Working In spurts and playing or resting In spurts, as the American usually does, ts not glxxl prpctlce. Business men nod women should ra­ tion their outdoor exercise,- mid the exercise could take tho form of walk* tng."— Exchange. Use of Plant roods. When the pots In which are homo plants heroines full o f roots and tho soil worn put, or exhausted, u litil«y fertIMr.cr can he.given them. —The soil should he midst, not dry or very wet, when fertiliser I*.applied. There- ar« good plant foods wild at large seed stores, of which sutllclcnt can bo -fond for a small price to do for a gtfod Hired collection of plants for tho whole winter. Or a fertiliser can be Hindu by dissolving half an ounce of nitrate-itf soda In a gallon of water. About half a ten cupful of this ferll*. fixer every two .weeks for n plant In a six-inch 1w»t will be sulllcR-ht. lli-gonibs' and colons must not be given too much fertiliser. Geraniums will bear « larger quantity, . . Caesar There In 57 D. C, From ancient times this Junction of river and highroad has been strategi­ cally Important., Such Julias Oaesur found it when In 57 II. C. be Ted a Roman uruiy for the Arab-time Into A G oodSuit isNot Expensive SUGGESTIONS -FO Tt S P R I N G Our “ Silverman & H offm an’s” line is here. T h ey are one of the best' suit hiakers in N ew York. Th e best quality o f French Serge and Tricotine with Pussywillow Fancy Linings, fpney and plain tailored styles. * Th e styled we have in stock retail in other cities for $100.00 and- $125.00, Our prices are BEANS L IM A B E A N S BEETS EGG P L A N T SQ U A SH . TOM ATOES CUCUMBERS SW E ET CORN PEPPERS W o' Hr vo The .SEED— FRES11 C H A S E & CO. SANFORI). FLA cian great ImportnUfi* to Caeonr. Yet vi 11 it a mild uffulr It ocelli* when rolltnislcd with tin* hn-stfis and method* employed In the war ' which lately cldved For reu'ons nttnlognn* to thn*c wlilrit made this part of the AI mw a scone of battle In ('iiesarVthtie, In (bo nutUimi of llll-i, otul lu life last tVVU years of the war, Hu- Struggle* tool, place at Iterrynii-Bne. In Ha angle formed by the Mo-tie und Hhe Alone, ami oa N lfitii^ so frequently ’•.•oiijtonctt >p 'H«* d'stc-t--'-e*. These dresses are made o f Belding’s T a ffe ta — some plain and ruffles, short arid long sleeves. Y ou will find these numbers very stylish and dresses that will wear. Tan, naVy, gray and b la c k K - a t ts iz e s . * , {rtlTl Hkj f* uTreclly‘t**(\t # I #>* lu-litti*, cm tint other 1 ■ of Um Alsne. and l*,nf a'.whitish chalk formiitiou.-easily luirked.' It wRs mined oiid count ennlued ufitll the whole *urime Uli’HlilU a complex of yawning mine ernters. One of those, near the Ground GLASSES ADJUSTED and REPAIRED L. A. BRAND * Optometrist .Optician • v" 2?I E. First Street.. Opposite I’oxtolUcc . Itclow Befrjr-nu-Ihio, near the begin­ ning of October. In 10H, French and British troops constructed pontoon bridges In the file* of artillery fire accurately directed from tho high ground on the north side of tho A lane, and qga|n, ns was reported by dis­ patches .at the time, the Alsne was AiipkevUyrith- corpses. Near (M AIkiio In Octotter.* 1011*. 12 months after the Herman* withdraw from this' region, tn m u t f e w temiKirary ‘ w o o d e n The March Victrola Records AfiKNTH fa n TIIK White Sewing Machine � 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, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 09, 1920; <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/b2a7bbe561130b8485f448a198a16d03.pdf 571e89140d91312231b8f45311455a0b PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE"WORLD’S CREATE8T VEGETABLE 8ECTION VOLUME 1 8 ANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1920 OF CANDIDATES * FO R CHARTER .BOARD w e t t in g TH E AT ' If expressions from numerous of Tsmps’s most prom inenLjind repre­ sentative business men have any. significance whatever, T am pa will doubtless have ii commission form of government ere another year rolls by. More than a hundred such men ga­ thered in the council, cham ber at eight -o'clock Friday night where a meeting of the Commission C harter League was held. The meeting was thrown open for. general discussion following the perfecting of a perma-nent organization and- tho—election of officers to serve the league. No­ ticeable throughout the entire m eet­ ing was the undouhtablc and over­ whelming sentim ent and public "Opinion in favor of a change from a councilman'll’ form to a commission form of government. Tltv meeting' wna opened by Dr. S. L. Lowry, as-tem porary president of the organization, who in a few w»]| i l.u-en words told of the purpose of the league and of the meeting last night. He explained th a t' the public generally had been called upon (o appear at the council cham­ ber last night to express ati opinion on the proposed change and to peroert a • prem anenl organization to ffurther the interests of a commission form. John R. Sharpe read the min­ ute* of the precious and first, meet­ ing of the league, which ' werg ap* proved. Dr. ■»I.wry entertained a motion made by Councilman J . R. Fielding to the effect th a t the jirganixntion be made a perm anent one. The motion was carried unanim ously. T he name of Albert Thornton was then placed is nomination .for perm anent presi­ dent of the league and was named without opposition. He im m ediately took the chnir and callfed for nom ina­ tions for .a prem anent secretary. John G. Sharpe, the Incum bent, w u named Charles II. Brown was made «permanent treasurer for th e league President Thornton . declared M a t th e league's undertaking was an im portant one for T am pa and'reijuests that he be-nuthorized to appoint a committee of ten men to serve as an ai'' isney beard in coniunetion .with th e president! (Tin ■suggestion was placed in the form of a m oticn and carried. President T hornton stated lanapping Association HAS BEEN FOUND IN MEXICO WITH MEXICAN AND AMERICANS W ashington M arch 8 (By Assocla— ted* Press) T he discovery of a co­ operative kidnaping association for the purpose of holding for ransom foreigners pcrferably Americana U announced by the Mexican Foreign effica/ According to ' Mexico City advices. The announcem ent says a NEW E N G L A N D \T O W N 8 ARE OFFICERS REFUSE TO STAND com pany made up of Americans and MAROONED AND TRAINS WHEN. GERMAN NATIONAL M exicans on th e border are trying AIR IS PLAYED to create trouble with the U ftitjd . II ohton M arch 8 (By Associated Berlin, M arch 8 (By Associated S tates. Press) Railroads and various Indus- Press) G ustav Noskc m inister of tries o( th e com m unity today com- Defense ordered the provisions for O rder In Portugal biped their efforts to restore then the arrest of Prince Joachim Albrecht W ashington M arch 8 (By Associa­ passenger and fre ig h t faeilities th a t cousin of th e former Em peror and ted Press) O rder has been resotred wero. cut off northern N<;w England Daron Von Platen*for engaging in a n in Porttfgnl following the strikes by the storm . The situation In M a in e ,1assault on a French officer a t the tho Portugues delegation was in­ New Ham pshire and Vermont w a s ! Hotel Aldon S aturday night when th e formed to d a y .' the most serious in years. H undreds ; the latter and party refused to stand of passengers were marooned In t h e ! while the orchestra was playing small cities and towns where tho j Deustchlaml Uber Allies. Tho in­ trains has stalled and were being |c id e n t is expected to lead to unpleafed. as best they could the feeding ! santness for th e German governm ent. ------------- —j j - --------- -—-— _ is v i s m n g nom o ioiks lo u ay . l i e is hange o ales. n Interesting Florida people in the Dr. Geo'rge Hym an, has received growing of coffee and says it will a message calling him for an engage- i,„ th e com ing crop if people everyment to Fort- W ortli and Houston, where will p lan t a few acres.. . Texas on* April 7th. T he engagement f . . . was m ade soriifc tim e ago. but th e . The dates for II. C. DuBtjse at t|t Pensacola ON TH E LODGE RESERV A ­ dates were not set. the special meetings at the B aptist for nfew d n y s'im business connected T IO N * TN * * ARTICLE*" TEN church will therefore be changed to with tho Presbyterian church forTODAY. April 18th to 25th. / wurd m ovem ent In the South. Siege Of W nrfarc Against 'P ro h l W ashington, March 6.—A slego of warfare against the prohibition enforcement a c t was inaugurated to­ day by wet members of the House. Although Repulsed 264 to 86 in the initial attack, which was m ade in the form of a stra ig h t out repeal provi­ sion offered by Eagan, Democrat, of New Jersey, anti-prohibitioniata an­ THAT. WON HIM , FAME IN nounced th a t they plsenr ed to* raise TH E TRANS-CONTINENTAL the issue again during the consider­ TR IPS RECENTLY MADE ation of every bill appropriating Sanford was hon o w l yesterday by funds for en(prccment of the prohi­ bition am endm ent. . a visit -from Lieut. Belvin M aynard popularly known as the "F lying Parson" ~~whtr stopjictP ^ff for th e day to visit his uncle, N. H. G arner of this city. Lieut. Maynurd and his mechanician Sergeant Saxe alightod on the aviation Field of th o Dixie Aero Service south of •the- c ity and his plane wna vir^wed by many* poeple yesterday.- It is the same plane lb wtilrh he~w<nr~f»Yn7r'by milking the coast ,tp 'c o a st flight several months ngo in d on the front of the machine is. visible the slogan "H ello Frisco" and the tail bears the writ­ ten nntnes of poople in many* s ta te s ' W ashington March 8 (By Associa­ ted P r e s s ) Very cold weather con­ wheie the “ flying Parson” lias stoptinues throughout the country with freezing tem peratures into northern Florida a n d ’tw enty minutes snow in New Orleans th e First time ever re­ corded in M arch. The lowest tem per­ atures ever recorded in.some sections of the north have been made in the “past two weeks. At The Lincoln House VICTIMS OF MELEE ARE PR O M IN EN T AND TROUBLE WILL- FOLLOW Mexico City Murch 8 (By Associ­ ated Press) M embers of the H ondu­ ran cungrwk engaged in a pitvhed battle the third week of February in which tw enty wero killed and aloundbd according to th e newspaper El Universal. D r. Romulo E. Duron t b e • president of tho congress.* was killed and n new revolution led by General Tubercio Garcia followed. ju j.*r jj. na Since tho organization of Campbell Leasing Post of the American Legion innumerable .questions have been asked of the various members of thi executive staff, in I e( exrnce to eligibility, dura, ctx. in view of the fact th a t but a Comparative few of the rx-aerclve men of-the Co wero enabled to a tte n d the First m inting might be, the following answers in regard to questions of membership will be of valuo to future member* as well as the civilian public who may join The American Legion? >,Q. Who m ay join the American Legion. >• • *• A. The C onstitution of the Ameri­ can Legion provides for'active mem­ bership .only. The „ following aie eligible. * DEH IST O R IC 8T R U C T IO N A. All men and women who ser­ SOMF. , .s t h o y k d and DEAD ved honorably and completely un­ ' U E S T S ,- MAY BE G der m ilitary oath in any branch of bfd PdlrTt^Comfort Vs. M arch 8, sendee, com batant or otherwise, of illy Associate!! Press) Firemen*, civi­ the arm y, navy or marine corps, for lians * n d t H U Jers continued to any period of service between April search the ruins of the Cham berlain 6, 1917 and Nov. 11, 1918. H otel to d ay for possible victim s of B. Men and women who served th e fire w hich destroyed th a t historic In the nation associated with the stru c tu re Sunday night. Rum ors United States in the war, provided t h a t tw o dr1 th ree were lost were th a t at the tim e of their entry into discounted though the hotel register this service they were American citi­ is lost. zens and *that they have resumed their • American citizenship by th e time they apply for membership in Ahe Legion. Under these provisions, members of th e. Red Cross, V. M.C, A. and sim ilar welfare organizations and •members of examption boards are Fair tonight, .F arm er north ant not eligible to m embership. \ • . ♦ portion, fu a a d a y fair and warm The Conatitution specifically, b a n M oderate northern winds. • Kj. Weather Report The fight followed a speech by Veneco Cailejas against the governm ent Callcjas was immediately shot by a government adherent and. a general battle ensues!. The victims of th.e tneiee were prominent and the feel­ ing is intense suys El Universal giv­ ing as a source o f' Information the Honduran jo u rn a lis t-in ’close touch with the H onduran conditions. Hanford is to lie congratulated upon securing Edward Brigham of Steinway H all, New* York, for an engagem ent.. Ho will be here on Thursday n ig h t und sing ut Thp B aptist T em ple. Seats will be re­ served a t Bowers Tuesday. Only 400' seats m ay bo had. from mem bership all who word dis­ charged from service on other thun than an honorable status and those who are conscientious or other grounds refured to give uift)ualificd service o r subtr.lt themselves to military discipline. Q. . W hat women are eligible to membership. A, Women who seryed under military o ath are eligible. Typical groups in whiqb such service was possible arc tho Army Nlitre Corps, the telephone. *ec(ions of the Signal Corps and f the " Yeomancttcs" of th e navy. Q. Are "W om en’s Auxiliaries" au­ thorized' A. Article X I I I of the C onstitu­ tion provides for the formation of a "W om an's Auxiliary of the Ameri­ can Legion", and the limits the eligibility to mothers, aives, doughtors and l is te r s of Legion members, and to th e sam e relatives of those who were In the United S tates ser­ vice' during th e war and died "in line of d u ty " .nr after honorable discharge and prior to N ovem ber Q. How. dan ono join? A. M em bership in the Legion is obtained by' joining some post. There are no ''m em bers a t large" and there is no "honorary m em ber­ ship" In order to join s post any eligible person need only, .present discharge paper* or. other evidence ol eligibility to the Post A d jutants together w ith thf required dues. Watch th is column "each week for some live dope on the Legion. Lieut. M aynard First leaped into fame l>>* winning the great interna­ tional race. New York to Toronto and fetiirn. T h a t was last fall prior to the great trans-continental endur­ ance anil speed test which landed him on the very top of this greatest tlyera of the world. In the Now York-Toronto race livers of fhreo countries competed, and planes from nt least six nations were used -in the flights. Englishmen, ,('ariudia»H and United States flyers were entered in this race, and m ade in the United States, England, France Italy, Germany and C anada. In the grpat rnce which started a t Mlneola," Long Island,- October 8. last in which Lieut M aynard flew to Snn Francisco and return in ten dnya covering a distance of 6,120 miles, London M arch S (By Associated belter than 600 miles per diiy, he Press) The soviet forces have lau n c h ­ competed against a great number of ed attneks against tho Poles anil the best nviators in the American Finns, on tho northern and western army. .. fro n ts and advices ssy they have Lieut. M aynard comes to Florida been repulsed in both instances. Tho in th e ' Interest of arm y recruiting.' Finns counter-nttacked and pirceed Ho is co-operating with the local the red lines. The Poles last .week urmy recruiting office, and will inako rejected th e a rm istic e , overtures. p num ber of stops in the state a t substations. dropping literature while flying o v e r.th e various cities lie visits* * Lieut. M aynard is a resident of North Carolina .where he was preach­ ing when the wnr was declared and" he prom ptly volunteered for the a ir sefvice and became one of the best in the business, .‘He experts to leave this afternoon MADE BY M RS. 8TARLIN O, AT north via Ocala and RECENT ANNUAL CONFERGainesville und Madison and thence^ ENCK . Salih* Harrison Chapter I>. A. R. . S ta le R eport. , As Am ericanization, Patriotic Ed­ ucation and Conservation .are to closely allied and are the key notes of our D .'A .'U . work. I will begin by telling you what* we have done along them |iq e i. We have n C hair­ man and Com m ittee appointed in our Cli ipter whose special duties are th e advancem ent of th i^ w o rk , We have p!a>ed the American ConrtUution in all the Public School* 'w hite mill colored) In all public places a in the Post Office In our C ity. We also sent copies of the Constitution to U pula, a Sweedi’h. settlem ent near Sanford, which U the only foreign cottlerr.ont anywhere, near us. Sc^you can rce th at our chance for work nmonfg the foreign Born is very poor-*t.he Flag Code' as advo­ cated by our N ational D. A. R. has been placed in.' ail . the schools of Sanford I'Htea have been offered by our. C hapter to the white and colored grnmm er schools for the best paper '■written by s student .on* “ American C itienahlp."' We h n i given magazine* t <> the County Home, and books and read­ ing material to the City. Jail. t)u r D. A. R. M a g a tie e l*e« been given to the public library. By H e request (Continued on back page) • ■ *v At The Vajdez N. E. Schofield, Phila. Pa.; P. M, Hidden, Summerville. S. C.; Misi T. T urney, New Yofk N. Y.; C. R Willinms, Culumituj, Ga,; M rs. C, R. Williams, Columbus, Ga.; A. W. Roldnson and wife, Laurel, Due.; Gov. J. F. Hanley. Indianoplois Ind.; Miss Halite McNeill, Indianapolis, Ind.; Ike Dougherty, Tam pa, Fla.; Dr. H. J. Wheeler, Boston, Mass.; W. F, Nehling, ’ Orlando, Fla.; D W. Robinson, Jacksonville, Fla. W. J. Byones, St. Louis, Mo.; W. t Clary, New Orllna*. La.; J. D Mathews, D aytons, Fla.; President Is Better Goes Out W ILSON TAKES TH E J N OPEN AUTOMOBILE AIR W aahlngton M arch 8 (By Asao'cla* tbd Press) President Wilson w ent riding today In an open autom obile accom panied by Mr*. Wilson. D r. G rayson and. William Bolling,f M rs. Wllaon'a* brothref.; -, . �PAGE 4 SANFORD DAILY HR BALD Afternoon 2 to 5 " , • Night 7 to 11 A dults 20 Centa < Children 10 Centa TO DAY T he G reatest Story of Ambi . tion E ver Filmed their soufs tot luxuries and a fine time. A Is there ONE in YOUR life P Phcnomtnr.17 W omen Phenom enal C ateer KXX fWMWTl FhedaBara The M ost Sensational Photo Play of thc;Y ear (COMEDY) LO N E w ith the temj - X ter on (he sum m it of X a m ighty Alpine peak she listened to his pleadings. "Y o u r htbband d ors not luvMyou . why should y u i lovo him ?” i W hat did this lonely, unhappy, n e g ln |-d wife do? P d sh ’1 rehukn lti*u for his "daring—or <TI<I she acknowledge t h a t . i t w rs true. O r did She' find a way to win hack her hu band's lovr. M ost of a I, what d id til'' Inobnnd < o when he ahd the. <*th- r man were at lost alon *? • *■ • u th e site for th e first Presbyterian church, and thV late II. M. Flagler, who built the orginal church edifice, had the lot cleared and filled up to grade- However, Just before letting th e contract for the church building he changed his plans and chose the present site in the Royal Palm park. Hauling: of all kinds to any part o f the COUNTY * ------A L S O ------ GOOD GRACIOUS BOBBY (Comedy) Na Raise In Price, Adults, 20c; Children 10c Furniture and Complete H ouse Furnishings Stoves nnd Ranges Our Stock is Com plete Prices nnd Term s Reasonable . 34 years service to Snn ford 1] 1 f«f«*!' I LU . Miami, M arch 6.—Sale of the Mills San .Carlos hotel by Mils cor­ poration to Frederirk I! Bund, Jr. fur 4529,000 was reported today. Possession i* to lie given tfte first nf .May the Mill* ro tp n ration coin!lift­ ing the big tourist hosterly until the close of tbe present season. Mr. Hand, the purchaser, lias made announcem ent ns to ’ his plans for .the building, but it is pos­ sible thnt it may he greatly enlarged next summer. The foundation, Mr. Mills suid, is of suffireint strength to carry ten ’sto rie s." The transfer of the Mill»-Ka/i Car­ los hotel is the ljtgest deal in Miami eve/ recorded and it also records a trem endous increase ih property Val­ in's. The orginal site of thv hotel -150 feet on Avenue B 'and 50 feet on Eleventh street was bought by G. A. Millss from tin* Fort Dallas Land com pany, a subsidiary of th e Flotidu Fust Coast Itailway company, in 189!) for only $810. Four years la­ te r another lot with a frontage-of utely in the rear, was bought of the com pany for $810. The next year th e front 100 gfeet of the ncxg lot V ' M cast was bought by Mr. Mills from’ D r.* J. M. Jackson for $1,000 nnd three years itgo th e 5 0 -feel ut the rear of thut .ot was bought from Dr. Jackson for $2,000. The total cost AFTER OUR PAINTING IrJJ* *;*v; . • . of the realty, 150 feet square, on vour auto will look spick and span * h l:h th e hotel stands was $4,660. just>Jike new. Wy Rive your ear The. hotel site was first designed | A *~ The first requsitc for you to do is to th ink—this will bring forth ideas'of two kinds; via: Impcrfccted nnd Perfcrted Ideas. The Impcrfccted Idea- is one where you .think you will some day s ta rt to save but ju st seem never to do it. The Perfected is where you ACT. AT ON CE and save for th rift's sake. Which course will you take? You __ know which ij.b e s t and We Know where we can help you. Will you Come* H E R E ? PH O N E story was Ml** Bara hi which nnd plays, PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD selected as a vehicle for in a sc.e/iario competition many well known books were offered. Edmund Lawrence directed the w htrtj-hr )3 r n-.TUthor with Julia Burnham One more reel. TRY A SURE CROP SOLD BEFORE YOU PLANT REPORT OF CITY MANAGER • .The American Coffee Benn Company will contract (Continued from Page 2) 100. acres, only a t Sanford and* will pay four dollars Ed Smith ($4.00) per bu. of P4 pounds [delivered a t shipping Archie Gatjsen point in two in i. sacks Ed Formon W. B. Wijjjam* Total 195.00 Theda Bara Here In Play Of Amh|. Street l.abor: lion nl The Prince*-* T anight. Jam*** Stewart "Litn*-tif Am hirinrr'"'a *u|i*-r-produrtiiin in wruch William |-yx p re­ > Berry Ganlner sent* Theda Barn, i* coming to the Wm. King X SAN FO RD AND OKEECHOBEE £ i’rin *••»* tonight. This i* nht only Win Brinson Mtc* B ata's Lit***! phot op) i ‘lull it John Hull •huiiI lo In* one <J the mint intense­ Issah Harris ly interesting*nf tv* many n icsses Total. in which *h» h UR IllMMI HIM*f1.1/ '53.35 Muncipal Court Case Cases dismissed, 1 ’ Disorderly Conduct, 11 The driving power of r.-nt !••■>* am- 1 Sanitary Dept. , f 94.()0 Total . .... I it loti is tin- motive of to. *-torv. ^ , /jpu. .TllUiUpauU 13 75' Gambling 162^00 112-lt.M Mis* Burn is i-i-n ;T* 1>lp-* Jloiun, th e Win. Cooper 13-75 Sanitafy Violations 1 50.00 heroine, who graduate* from t h e 1 Win. Cooper 11.25 Selling Intoxicants,J . 150.00 slum* to t he ili-s1* of ,i hotil steqip j C. Taylor 12.00 ( Viplnting Truffle Laws, 31 174.00 grnpher, ami from in it t>«*iitonl Frank Grant 13.50 Carrying Concealed Weapons, I 10.00 Residence: 905 Magnolia Avc finally become the D *. '.i- .. B u t.' G. W. Jink son 11 25 Disturbing.the Peace 25.00 Phone 461 ledge after many dramatic'vli>h.*l(ldus I Total 61.75 Lther Lffenses, 6 80.00 Office: First National Bonk Building The central role i* no strd n / that th e ' Grand Total 777.50 Cases Appeal*!, 2 . Phone 462 m A Six R ed Universal Special Production ' T hat You Will N o t Soon Forget. MARCH 6, 2d20 Thrift' in Peace Time •Card of Thanka To all our kind neighbors anil friends who £o prom ptly, and willing­ ly helped us a t the burning of our home on Thursday evening and to all who ofTcred us tha. hospitality of their homes later, we wish .to ex tend our most heartfelt and grateful thanks. • Mr. and 'M rs. Julius Takach. At The . Valdes A. W. A bbott, Philadelphia, Pai; E. S. Hobbs, Chicago, III.; Miss Mae Fox, Los Angeles, Cal.; Miss Jessie Sm ith, Los Angeles, .Cal.; Miss Loretta Goodwin, Los Angeles, Cal.; Miss Jennie ^icLaine, Los Angejes, Cal.; Misa Annie " Anderson, Los Angeles, €n!.; Miss Ilruce Anderson, Los Angeles, Cal.; Carl F uestd,M ar­ tin, Los Angles, Cal.; H. Ethridge, Los Angeles, Cal.; B. J. Shea, Los Angeles, Cal.; M artin McCIICland, Jacksonville, Fla.; J. Llpman, New York City, N. Y.; A. E. Trucsdell, Chicago, ' III.; William E. Skogga, Decatur, Ala.; J. S. Keane, Jackson­ ville, Fla.; Thos. M. Keane. Jackson­ ville, Fla.; E. R. O’Dca, Jacksonville, Fla.; Capt, W: A. Doyle, Lynchburg, Va., H. A. Regi&, T am pa, Fla. A. A. Regan, Tdmp.V Fin.; I). G. Wag­ ner, Kissimmee, Fla.: AI Sejiwnrtburg. New York. N. Y.; A. GluchkHowell Philadelphia, Pa.; B. Beck. Phila delphiu. Pa.; (). Burlier, Boston Mass.; H. A. Drown, Baltimore, Md.; Phil .Collins, New. York, N. Y.; D. C. T ow nsend,. Pnlutka, F lu .i'J , S. Waite, Palatka, Fla.; IV M. Hnlet, Palntka, Fla.; K. A. Davis, Palatka, ( . S u m mul l r an ftp Gu.; O. (). Timm erm an, Atlanta, Ga.; F . D. Share- Jacksonville, Fla.; W. Frickerck. Palatka, Flu -1 - * m m x x x x m x m m x x x B. C. D O D D S , M .D Full of repletion as it is* to-day, with every necessity of the N ew Season with eyery fad and fancy for personal adornm ent. Little* wonder that every counter Ills its fascination for visitors and that everybody is eager to inspect the complete and interesting stock of material and highly desirable merchandise. We are all glad th a t the storm y winter and bad record is behind us and that the bright days of spring are just around the corner. E verybody is keen to put off the winter clothing and put on bright, fresh apparel, of spring. HP I that* enam el, factory finish so ^ much df sired by m otorists. It is £ easier to wash and clean when it has been paint.xi and finished by I Ufs A sk us foi an tsUfnato on • y o lirc a r. ARE BEAUTIFUL THIS SEASON And Sport Dresses are very goad for Spring. Sill Pussy Willow, Taffeta. The newest combination. Crepe D echine in window • GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY” ( And Every Sunday ) OUR PROCESS Congregational Wishing and Polishing Automobiles Church Make* Them Look Elite New Sunday Sohool at 9:45, Morning worship ut eleven* The Fastor will sp*ak on Experienced workmen, high grade Polish. Prices very reasonable. See u« for quick nctidn. ‘•‘The Unknown Christ” SANFORD HteibWrti Auto Painting and Trimming Christian Endeavor at 6.80 Evenih* worship a t 7:80. . SERMON: 'The Vietbr ahd His Rewards’ display of IRISH LINEN, DRESS LINEN, TABLE LINEN st. P a t r ic k d a y . AND ART LINEN. a �M A R C li'8. 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD ALWAYS A G O O D FOLLOW TH E C R Q W D Stothe SH O W Every Afternoon 2 to I W hat’s fair for the m an is fair for the vvpim uvand .to her, j marriage w as a m atj ter of fifty-fifty. OP!” she flamed, “ You must not enter this room re ir»y husband—” “But he does not love you/ the tempter’s reply—and she knew itwas true. Set e lJ ^ -V o m m a n d r a e n t Q a m m < m \t^ rlcra jl(p ic tu re M arried or single you j should s e c /th is picture SUPPORTED BY T h e 8-reel S T R O H E IM Photoplay F e a tu iin g S T R O H E IM himself The m osU ippcaling love sto ry ever written, MONTE BLUE. ANNA A. MLLSON IRVING CUMMINGS AND OTHERS - Also GOOD GRACIOUS BOBBY (Com edy) Ad.Its 20c; Children 10c 9—IlEFI-S—V- Adults 20c; Children 10c The Picture Play You H ave Been W aiting for FROM THE NOVEL OF HAROLD BELL WRIGHT T h oescapo o f the con vict nnd-his-wandering in the San Bernardino M ountains T he kidnapping of Sibil Andres. T he flight of the girl into the hills and the sensational pursuit. Massive Parts \ The Flight of the Lovers on the Mountain Cliff We don 't, like to talk about our features h u t we gjun?.inl:e this production to please th e moat skeptical AL M IS S IO N noiiri<l nnd well. A f S tiiy iln v w h tr nltrllmtc* her cure in the l.nril. will il,Toll** i Iih remainder of her Ufa In the ■prcndlng of the got pel of fnlili, and mlaxldiihry work. :-D ry* Leader-in West Virginia Mountain Districts Has fe;; His Hands Full. N EW WORLD PROGRAM DEVISED BY CHURCHES. L o o p e d . T i m e s In Five Minutes. Looping (he loop ‘.Ti time* In five minutes, Edmond Plllnn. a French avintlnn “nee." estnhllslied a new rec­ ord for lids ling/mlngs sport. A small new -idrphme, Indll for spurt, was being tested hv Plllnn when he established the record. By 3. EARL TAYLOR M atinee, Adults 25c; Children 15c N ight.’ Adults 35c; Children 20c An epic iniiy Ih* put Into, n im*i fIf? | wnn t tiniin^ Itntne from n diuirp, whleh lm« h month Iinieli manlier than ntnl I <1!•11,'t want iuy ewnrt. whom I the egg. »iiy.i I’ojnihif Mechanic* Mur- in,.I Just met Hun evening. to know •rlne. First soak IIn* egg In vinegar where I renhied. We were walking un til-lln* nhHMfwetmtnt-«TTf|-nml *pll-—nmvn~llie «tre«d p n d l'tin w o preliy able. Ii will (hen he en*y to fore* house. *1 tdApped In front of thl* the egg Into (ho l.nille, I'otir cold house and told in.v escort that I lived water Into the bottle Hnd allow u to there and wn» obliged, for his alienrpmoln until the shell heroine* hnrtl Hon :md kindness In taking me home, again. The hptlle can then be shown .A- look of hmvitrtermer.t hrnke mil on Bored Congressman Decides to Retire CRIPPLE 28 YEARS, ' . IS£URED BY FAITH Uenitlse .^Oligruia nil her "Imre*" him.’ Itepre'o'iit ii live *J. IV. Umihor.jif the; Third Indluna district, him.deold rd not to b-J a nimlldute for re-elec . "Pop !" \ Too True. •‘ . “Yea. my son.** • ‘. " I s 'fifty dollars very much money?*' "It -nil depends whether you menu when*,Pin earning fi or when your inoiher Is spending It. my hoy." This will be of interest to every house wife in the City of Sanford There will be a t , Upraised Arm and Open Palm Mednt Soldier Had No Dagger The military salute so familiar in every soldier’ nild scout dates hack lo very early days, notes Hoys' Life. At llrst It was not Intended In the lunst io show liespeci to superiors. The U)>ralsed arm with lh$' open palm extended wits meant merely to slio\v that Hie soldier did not carry u dagger In Ids hand and could pyt attack If he wonted to. A" «vvn more remarkable change Ims dime In the meaning of the eiistmu of retiring backward from tin* presence «lf royalty.’ In very early times .'men hacked away from u king m protect themselves fnmi belli,; kicked. • Milvis Marbfe F..L. MILLER, Owt Cakewalk Really Irish. B. C. D O D D S , M .D PROF. f.l. PLANCK Residence*. 905 Magnolia Avc. * • * Phone * 461 re: First National Rank Building Phono 102 - Furniture and- Complete H ouse Furnishings ' Stoves and Ranges Our^3took is Com plete • Prices and Term s Reasonable A Cooking.and P um Food D em onstration ON THE W ONDERFUL DR. &. EARL TAYLOR, General Secretary Intfcrchurch V/ofld M ovemnet- ' If Christ, on Urn day lie was horn, had started on a tour to preach In every vlllngo In India. He would still1 huvo 30,000 more to visit. Wo now bellevo wo have foyrd a way by which the lendem of the P ro b : entant churches can sit around a conimon tabic and have the Christian pro! g ran of the entire woyld laid before them, By means of the Interchurch World Movement wo can sco where the Methodists a rc ,, and where the' Baptists are. Wc can see the general outline of their forces, their present status In this great world struggle, and may also have rome Idea of the unoccupied places.. and w)int may be dono by all of _us to enter those unoc­ cupied parts of the world field which Christ sent u* to occupy. t wm-m stwpapy After heltfg a helpless cripple for tweuty-sjlght years, Jib s Ida Bell* Hmylhe, n Brooklyn woman, whose, photo Is ubov* shown. Is today aide to ,walk ab o u t'us she pleases, having discarded her braces, Without which little hope bad been held ’Jtuil she would by ever able to move about. MU* Stay the?* laipjiy smile Is .due to lu-r "faith ctire” which slit* attributes' to the “work of the Lord." Injured when a llllle girl, her left foot* was’ reiidvieil lH telF5^ while her spine also later hecnuie affected and hue was HUbJct to fainting spasms. On Oct. ‘- J. during a prayer meeting at tier home attended 1by members of the church, tlu* full chapter Kl-lgth verso o f St .lames was read from w j Bible, Ml** Smythft again went Into w coma. Wild Section In Southern Franco. An nlinost forgotten region lately pointed out by-Samuel Wells to the Liverpool fleogvnphltnl * society In southern nml mldlwni Kroner, with the desert lumls ou the. Metlllcrrnnrati. Here the wild hetrue uml n breed o f buffaloes are still extent, and grcnl rooks, gorges and caverns are feature* of the eotintry. The Immense rnves abound In rettfhlns, of. the stone and hronxe ages, w)ille wonderful MaineHiss hang from the roofs. The buildlogs show architecture centuries old, esltvclull) that of the Jtoinun period$12,512 in Petit. . lltime. Ore.- *\Y, Bum an, uhn has, acvcrnl hundred coyote trap*, has Jam mle It'* '■enibannual trip to P arnc and su'd Via imTire'iftnrU of (150 *k'rm ltleb hrtntvhl* $18.25 each. ImAldei 34 years service to San *-f or4 nu-.v* j-i.hm D e t r o i t V i s o r Si - ally invited* X An'd wc promise X y o u will not X be disappointed *j W ith this S to v e • it relieves the worry o f the gas situation as this stove . burns eith er l a Kerosene oi . 4 Gasolene us a ca: on the above dates eiiT a wonderful cook many blue ribbons in <1 be able to «rive but �JA i d ’, Ai s i SANFORD DAILY HERALD r**r» *n«/>*on tlttf l Hudtr .1 T*. ||rr»M II.rsM ItaUdln*. UuUdln*. 107 Mu m IIi A*«n»». H.n_____ fard. fUHd». P U D L U M IF . IU i INC. R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Iluslncss Manager M*-t* Km » i on AppIU.U.i -rildnX illUiCHUTION CHICK IN ADVANCE " ’,5 SIX MONTHS---------------------- « d k ij v k r c d in c it y b y c A It K I K It ONB WEBK------- ---------------------------1» c , . MM| U MOM) ( U u millrr Otlobcr 27. _A lftftUfta nnAft, •i l l at lhft« p o c lo.fSftft ftk * nl al U S a*anfftftvl fo rJ . V Florid node* *rt If M«th I. I»7S me.mmat ST o r tiib associated press PETERSBURG AFTER ’ YEAR S IS S A T I S F I E D . S IX In 1913 St. Petersburg adopted*the commission form of governm ent and in fact the niah is not sorry who would go there a n d advocate go­ ing buck to tho old, political form of government would, perhaps, lie in treasury. St. P etersburg is living well within its Income, som ething which Arcadia would tio well to em ulate. At the close of business nt the end of the fiscal year in 1913 St. P eters­ burg had no money In the treasury and owned, ip current hills. $14,553. This condition had ex M e d a t the end .of the fiscal year for. m a n y 'years and under the councilmanic plan the ex­ penses were nlways more th a n th e in­ come (as it is in A rcadia .) in current bill*, $14,553 T h a t con­ dition had c u l s t e d at the end of each fisacl year for m any years. There was always u deficit. Under tffe councilmanic plnn th e expenses always were more than th e income. • At the close of the fiscal year 1^19 there was in the city, treasury, in. casrt in the hank. $29,705 2S: ami every outstanding iiill hud been paid. There *wa« no Ih iatisg debt. There has not been any lloating debt at the end of the fiscal, year since the commission plan of gnvernm ent h** been used. T he budget system prevents it. In 1913, the Inst year th a t the old councilmanic plan was in effect, the city ’s revenue am ounted to $53,182.93. This town had then just started on its upgrade movejnent. T h e re­ venue. for a town of its size, was good. T he tax ra te was 19 mills. Rut the expenses wore greater than the income, for in th a t year, 1913. th e city paid o u t a total of $61,127.96. leaving a deficit of $7,655.03 while from th e previous year there remained a ls o -u n p a id bills a m o u n t­ ing to $6,898.G6 so th at the actual deficit was $14,553.69. • In 1919 th e city s ta rte d o u t with $14,513.22 cash left over from th e previous year, after all lloating debt had been Jiaid? T ax e syand uUjur-r’evenue brought in $152,790.70. This made a total available for current expenses of $167,303.92, It was a trig sum for a city the size of St. Petersburg, b u t the expanses were only- $137. .598.64, so there was u balance l e f t afte r-p a y in g olM»ills-o1 $29,795.28. % Comparing "St; Petersburg under ibo the commis-ion plan v. till it u n d er th e old m u m ilmatiic torin. is very difliruH, for th e city ha- been grow­ ing so fast it i- hard to get a Inc.is. For istanee. th e u * v incut in KM3 Moro (JYiierTain Lived to Be Eighty-TDrce Years Old; Remarkable Age for Tropics The tombs of ■ome of tho Moro clitics of the Philippines are n curious j combinntIon of nptlve Ingenuity and ( civilized finery. An ancient and d l* tliigulshed Moro chleftiilu Is said to have lived*to be 83 years old—a reuinrknble nge for the tropics where men and women mature early and die young, according to American ' s ta n d -! ■an!*: Tills chieftain. Hengtrtfo.'way rr n r only a distinguished warrior of a pow- ’ erful trlhe. hut nlso n w|so diplomat. He held his tribe under firm control during ninny turbulent periods, n o wns usually nt pence with the Span­ iards when they had control of the Islands, hut when he occasionally Spanlsh govcrnor-getiernl, ho struck hsrxl, und with sdfli snvngo ferocity nnd ftgood generalship, followed by a lunstcrly dlsnppenrnncc of the entire tribe Into the Jungle fastnesses, thnt the Spaniards, a fte r some show of pur­ suit, were glad* to make a pence treaty anti leave Ilengulto to the management nnd administration of his own tribal affairs. When the Americans took |>o»session of the Philippines, Ilengulto with unusual discrimination for n nntlvo refused to be led Into the Agulnnldo revolution, maintaining u digni­ fied but nrmed nnd. wntcbful neutralJty. and when he saw clearly, ■long ahead of the other native chiefs, the rising s ta r of the-Americans, he grace­ fully suggested a conlltlon or trenty with the United States which nenrly took the lirentli nim y from the Ameri­ can authorities, some of whom bad about concluded thnt the only way to mnke pence WinrtUB Mnro'Wns wtth n Krug rllle. Ilengulto'* body lay In stale for 33 days Wlfliln hls.ioinli. constructed of baiiilmo framework, tmt decorated wit li white cloth after the Moslem fashion, for he and Ids tribe wore de­ vout Mohfimineilnns. The body of tho old chief wns placed In a sitting pos­ ture. « n t every- iy*ar under- l-ie old lorin-; p -:i- m o n t nr bit irjlv a. ,t i l-V't th a t enough? la it any wonder j, , il • t ‘-e people of SI I'ete- burg . j .| , , . . . . It .i- | , ,|.i no*, want to g" bur'. t ' the old , ^ | m m i I 1 .i g e i n d Why He Raved politieal form of governm ent? |„*. a . q iie w.iMrs. Myles: "I licur Mrs. Styles luis St Petersburg expects to end the I smil l e m. ■ it i'1 two a new hal which cost $40, Have you I ven*. line 3fi nitli mnnev I *i J'l.,. • *. ' , • ■<. '' m. ’ It Jieard her rave about It?" tin- bank. This cilj. has p rin ti-rd climbed high a- 22 mills, which 5trs. Wyles: "No. I haven't; hut mjr thrift ami has tup yielded to the would be the Mint* as 11 mills on liusband heard her huxhnud doing conmania for spending; It is b r i n g welt *Tbff prn-i’nt Yu’uimnn. tiefon' th e slderyhle raving afioiit IT." m il in its income, being one of tin presi-jit comini-si'jners a-sume I oilier A Convincing Alibi very few cities in this country in ^ Petersburg has grown I remit n“ You ought to which the" income exceeds .the ex- , ,p,UN| y the I »-1 seven uj<ars, and tie ns rich as penditure*. the property value* Iciyl Increased Ilrnivn." Si Petersburg has the commission "if, the seme ra^io and the revenue "I know It. my form »f government It lias n plain 1; ns 'Inc-eased. friend, but you and simple provi-ton in its charter l?ndor the commission form of see I'm more lib­ that requires a budget system . Crider government accounts have b e e n ’neeral with my wife than lie Is with this system , made m an d ato ry b y 't h e llr.lt,.|v g,.pt and the citizens are bis." •hnrter. it is hardly possible for t h e l |ltlJt|jy a |,i(. |'(l t,.|| pow t h e rngn’r y city to spend more th an it takes in. p,ls t„.,.n M|„.nt «• d al-n how much Drilling Them In. for tln*re is made, each year, by each been used from current taxes W right: "I aw* by iho paper Hint departm ent of the city governm ent. jor perm anent Improvements. The an estim ate of the a m o u n t needed to Waler works plant uses its earnings electrically-driven drills liuvo been In­ run’tn at d epa rtm ent for a year, and , 0 ,,ay interest and sinking fund vented for surgical operations on the human skull.** the am ount appropriated / u r ^ j h a t charges on t h e watereorks bunds I’ontiinn: "P o not despair, old m an; dejiart infint by Ibe whole city com- | nc-1<-a't of this tnonev being put as they'll succeed In making people see mission must not exceeded, under p<>fa,r<., in the general expense fund. your Jokes yet." Iienaltv "f removal l*rom oll're of the j, t p,. r ,|-tuni in I tie days of depart merit head. ,.jty routti'il', for the n i e n u e front He Got Whaled. Jim m ie— I put a tack on teuelier's M Petersburg trie<l out the old waterworks i s go (or p aying, the • ounrilmnnir form of government It eurrenAexpenst s of other clepartments. choir yesterday. Wllllo—Did, you? I’ll I)c( ho won't grew weary of this and in 1913 voted Now the revenue from th e watersit down In a burry agnln. for a new city chnrter and a new works is used to pay interest and Jltnhtle—N o; and neither will L form, of government^ T here is little sinking funds charges. !n the fiscal likelihood of the rity ever going b ark .-y e ar 1919 alj th e interest and sinkSatisfactory Evidence. to th e old plan. How much money ing fund *httVw*v of the waterworks Mrs. J u n e —Did' h a i been saved to th e city by the , bonds were* paid by the not revenue you water the commission plnn no o n e can sav ac- from the w ale; *• ''<•« I lie -.ime is ferns In the drawcuralely. but those futniliar with the true of the gas p ml ll* earnings Ing room? Maid — Yes'm. way t lu* city lias been conducted!, now are most limn s U .i lent* to pay all Pon't you hear //T E 7 x that a biz saving has I —• ii effected the charges no ti e ,-.i» bonds At the rlo/e of lic-i* S. al l ie end r thi r r -il iti p lln . I*'t ping on of the fiscal ye tr KH'I. th e « •t ” ha I p,.<e• h j i . 11,,| owns its no nioney in tho treasury and owed gas plant. w l i i ‘i t- \ vpry large source of revenue: it Iim* reduced tho operating eost "f the iva'erwork . amf hn - culler ted nil t e lrili« due: it hns paid off out of n . ei;t r* i nil?, $2.7,- JUST TO LAUGH I EVERYTHING GOOD M EAL YOU MAY F IN I) hi m* and p id o ' other eld d f t t x nmo ■ * to «J,800. All rtf which s h o w t ' tt th'erc was ,fn . ■f)09 f . r o 't tr* tho city th a t went to th e pVvTtlert 1 f «>ld 'delds. I n - tr s d of a defiili.-lrt «pite> <•( tlmm unuMial FO R Q U IC K S E R V IC E Law. Nobody Is exempt from Income Tjix. An obllgitilnn Is laid directly on tho shoulders of each citizen and resident to consider his ow n-nine nnd to get his return In on time If one In due. With cncli return showing n lax due n payment m u s t‘accompany the reti|rti in the full nmmint of tho tux or nt IviiNt one-<|tiarter of iho tax. All returns for HMD must he filed on or before Miirch 13. Mult Show Truo Figures. . . In figuring .up .Ids earnings for In­ come tux purposes n person must take Into consideration all Items of taxable Income, and each llem Itself nigst be accurate In nmmuit. RucsScs and estlnintes must be avoided, for ilm re­ turn Is mnde under on Hi. 'E verybody who.bud nn 111chine dur­ ing HMD must now determine whether Ids or h e r net Income xvus sulllclcni In amount to require nn Income Tax reTurn. The fif-sl way ’to"lin’d out Is'fb got n Form IlMOA noil follow iho In MruclIons iiriiitod on it. Tlmt form oil! ijcrvo ns it reminder of every Item of Income; and if a return Is due, it tells Itmv to prepare and tile It. Otto of the Important points to keep la mind Is (but a person’s net Incotne Is found by ii' computation .prescribed l i i l l i e h t w , ami I lint oneb Item of Inrome front every voiitve mint lie con-sldeled, unless spet-llien IIV"exempt i'll Another thing to repietoher I- that • *•* * A hank should be regarded as th e inti­ m ate helper, advisor, and friend of th e custom ­ er, ever read y to eo'-djuVatC in every proper way, to extend necessary accom m odation os re­ qu ired ,'an d to protect his interest in every way th a t lies w ithin it's power. This Ls th e kind of. service th a t • we en­ deavor to render; and we invite yctu to make your connection with u.s with such service in view, F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER. Cashier Sanford, Florida CHULUOTA INN , CHULUOTA, FLORIDA . • O pcnlD cccm licr 7th for the Season. M RS. CD AS. I). BRUM LEY, M gr. • Note The Richness l lie persoiint exempt loll nllowed faxpul its In In IV tills on I el.lt I,*ti lll n ll e le r io ilie requirement in file return This tif lits tla n tl D airy Milk, und you will understand why it is ju-pferred l»y m others who dem and ih e pure si and host for then children. The* high-cotil-of-food nctul never affect the children so Ion# as Koscluud .Milk provides thu n o u r­ ishm ent it dot-A foi the sm all am ount it cast.s. We m ake two deliveries daily. • \ellipl lull Is not to In' considered until n person tins figured out Ills net III • '•me mol determined it briber ll was ■lift, lent to reqilil ■ Inm to file II le ‘turn. Then, If u return muni lie typt, lie should rend enreftillv the Instrue- Phone 2011 Cotton Seed IVIe N ITR A TE SODA Potash Nitrate Cutters and Makers rn ule, yet ’the rjilafic* *f » have I ren rai U th" city offii and firemen cmi:)oyr.*« r-ff -* t ♦In«I mure wor'.’. 8tiM t h e r e ' l l For M en and Bajrs M en ’s Suits$45.00 to $05.00 Hoys* Knickerbocker Suits $28.0Q to $35.00 All w ork bench tiilorotl a t A fit g u aranteed. s 'rs C leaning and pressing, neatly clone by band. Club rate's furnished on application. » * I morD'y P1 goinjr to be a su/ptu* at t h e ’vnd of this fiM'd year, as there has been under the commission every year t----Arcadia New* form of government YOU G A N T MAKE HAY WiTHOI iv F IN E CLO THES h no »i i ■<' • proverci n! b* rials, ou! Phono** 106 Sul<;st Way li to Follow Form 1040A. . .. F r e e Advice In Doubtful Cases. Severe Penalties In for■collect7^g'drnft.s,•<*tc.*,, RHONE 51 Fresh Dates F ig s an d N u ts MARCH 15 LAST FILING D A TE A bank Ls much m oio than m erely a safe place for-keeping funds, for handling checks, s la* ! to liierff lie* fiiits undt-r Ike Cour. i|m.tnie form. Tal e t!’r y ear *,f t)io |i*;*tL*nt comml- inn * form i f - « i.e'it-TtenL l ' 0 fbrnl J car i n i * ’ ' .June 39,. 191 *: At (le ot* r f bp in*for th a t ve-r i k i i i ' , l i ‘d- " i t * c u r . tiff * (4 For •.••■I* I i e t -re bud l»er*n a deficit of <'*3 ffJfi. Hut this dnc< not ' nt th e v htJp difference. | n 191* th e til * paid *2C.0fif» on lnli-re t and fin* >nz fund ehurges ■ ju t $_’6,0(ti> ,*mnre t'inn was paid th ree ve r- In * “e. T h e eity paid Vjq.Of'0 o n . e a .r-l*1%‘!r' I c b n trtitn d by M e f i vi u -. t' Yhe vmi- out *t the c’irfpnt reve,, p , r f p *(d t' e • *•1 Rahbnro r'eVt i f ‘ , w '• Famous Dixie Cakes Every Person Who Had Income in 1919 Must Determine Own Liability fifi'* thrl was i k e . r " eld nvemflinfld> t iit YOU W ANT FOR PAGE 3 JA S. M . TRAMM ELL, Jr N o r c a n y o u n u r; c m u c h m o n e y w i t h o u t is o n io ( i i o r t t o Penalties for Delay and Failure to Make Returns— Early v Compliance Urged. v 'All liiropte^tijX returns -*«*>iTliig the. year HMD rtiust be tiled by IJlondny, March 13. Hitch tuxabR* return must be accompanied by check or money or­ der for the full.amount nr m least oneq uarter of the nmohnt of tax due.' Cash payments ar'..rcceplcd only at Hie collector's main oflfi’e; If kent by intill, tlifv are at the sender's ylsk. Residents ..f Florida stiodld file flielr returns with, and maky .paymcnlo. of Income Tax lo. J a m e s -M. (’ntlinirt. Collector of IW.eranl Revenue,* Jnck: Tionvllle. •riiosu who must file return* tmt Imve not done’ so are warned thikt the raven uo law Imposes heavy ’penalties for failure to get returns In on tliuo.or to make! payments on time. Fairly filing and early payments arc UrgM.dn order to relieve tho Internal roxenue offices as much *is possible of an overload on the final day, March lfli C O N S E R V E Y O U R . J tE S O U ItC E S by e s ta b lis h in g re lia b le b a n k . * 9 , c re d it w ith . - a ' * £* “Why r^t make some real stalling a check uccount with ns. Build up ji mr credit, that you may b.o ; hio to .^paster diificult problems. HOME INSTITUTION , �M ARCH SANFORD DAILY HERALD TAGS 4 8 . 1920 ETH EL CLA¥TON* IN IH t*M A ?IC UtUfiiUwenipis Mention of In and About PICTURE OF MARRIED LIFE Summary o fjb e Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers rhe Thirteenth ('om m am lem nf' l n d lils ' I'amperod Wife Who Demands All Mrs. J. L. Pickard of Tifton Ga. The m any old tim e friends of H arry Papw orth nre glad to see returned from Winter Park Sunday him in Sanford again. He is here on where she has been visiting her a short visit with M rs. Papw orth, and sister Mrs. Robert L. Betts. She will they are the guests of Mrs Papworths visit her brother, Mr. W. S. T h o rn ­ m other snd fotifer, Mr. and Mrs. ton'.and sister Mrs. C. A. Betts in M. F. Robinson. Uarxy ..Fapw orlh' Sanford before returning ’to -her is an old Snjiford l>oy having live<l home in Ga. here In the early days and at one Property Owners Take Notice tim e was In the hardw are business. The law provides th a t "If taxes He is now with th e Hoot C o -,. in upon real cUafe shall not be paid New 'York large m anufacturers of before the First day of April of any engines nnd' blowers, etc. year, the Tax Collector shall adeye'rFor Klim Powdered Milk. Phone. 2412 tisc and sell.” 1. W. W. Dressor. 108-Gtp This is to noti/y all concerned Lieut. M aynard, the "Flying th a t the ixquirements of law will Parson" spent yesterday with his he compile* with nnd the Tax Books uncle, N. H. Garner. He is and ex­ will poxtively be closed <tTi April ceptionally fine man and made a First as provided by law and all great record in the flying corps in lands on which taxes have not been France and inter In America. He paid will be advertised and execu­ made many friends during his short tions issued for unpaid personal s ta y here who hope to sec him again property taxos. after he is mustered out of service. JNO . D. J IN KINS Electrical Fixtures, House Wire- V T ax Collector,* Seminole County. Ing. in fact all kinds of eltctriyal work. Phone 442. W. H. TteidVeU, Electrician. * 83-tf. Mrs. W. W. A bernathy, Mrs. Plenty of Plain View Bcan.PIlfh' Geo. WaUon and little Son, Mr. tera for Immediate -delivery. Zcb; Ratliff and baby daughter nro Im plem ent and SupflTy Co. 113-6tc. leaving today for Miami. Mr. • Cooked Foo<f Sale Saturday RatlifT wilj return after a short va­ M arch 13th by Girls of Junior cation. *, Dept .M ethod 1st S. S. nt MoCullcrs. Store B esturanl For Sale O f gfcotfgji 'o f 'tl ln r s y - i n —fam ily Mm. TtTArTcrheUn, Editor necessitating removal -fo Georgia .. v Phono^S \ the Park Avenue Cafe and iill^ fur­ niture and equipenint is'olTered for , Personals aaie. Good bi/idne/* in good jo c a tb n . For particulars see Miss Carrie M r, E. T. Woodruff is here for Gray, Park Avenue Cafo. tho week-end looking after property interests. • • . P. E..Goid who has, bren here for Mrs. N. II. Kennedy returned sevral months with the Dixie Saturday from a visit to*her mother Aerial ^S erv ice left Saturday for nt Tam pa. O rland o where he will take up his ('ap t. Cecil Gnhbett left Sunday d u tie s with the Florida Automobile to return to his station in Ne Association as editor of the mngaxinc published m onthly in the interest of the association ami good roads. Woman’s Club Spring Carnival Thfc . Princess . T heatre has just At a rocenl meeting of the exe­ closed a'hooking for the big musicnl cutive Com m ittee of the Woman's a Lucille" which is show called Club it was decided to hAld the< said to b a -a good one. It will he Spring Carnival, under the auspices here March 19th. W atch for further rf the Welfare departm ent, April announcemo.nts. I &-16- 17th. The place will be an­ nounced Ipjer. Last year a very successful carnival was held by .the club that afforded pleasure and en- HEADQUARTERS EVERYTHING IN Groceries Sir,ties about ymfng married life • always inlrriMtlnir. Rupert Hu"Tbirta.nclb Com m andm ent" udwPtcl trt the fcri-on an I will lit* shown with Ethel Clayton in tho h!eTWn;r mle-nt the lYvue*” to m m rw r Tho heroine it thivypanfporod daughter of a ntiddlo <n$rfesn '/nor­ th-ant. She hai nlwayy find nil Bhc wanted and, when shn becomei en­ laced to a young New Yorker, ruppo'o> him to- be rich boi nine 'i:hc spends lots of ’money, on I r.r! But. 'a trip to the metropolis ihow: her th a t lie really poor an I Li making tre* m endotn aaefifices in order to sati fy her.w ii nv. (Hhi*c_ dram atic ifovclopmentH convince b"r of the- injuatirc nf tho altiiiulo of lh<* p retty woman whp demands u heavy linn m i. 11 tri­ bute from her husband fp{ s-imply boing idle a rid 'extravagant She pursue* on Independent career and, when her liaoee it ready to wed is the thbmc of the utory. Strpheim . is rt»niciphprcc|. even hated, by thousands of persons, -for his nm tray al of a Hun officer in the big Universal war-pb ture, "The .Hear* of Hum anity." Supporting him in, "Blind Huibnnds” ns Maragret Armstrong tinwife, is Frnncelia Hillingron and_ the following cast nf popular Universal players: Sam DeGrstsse, II. GilnonGowlaml. Valerie ( irrmonprt* fiuilding Material And No Matter Whether You Give or Not remember that you will alw ays get your full m oney’s worth a t our place. You get a fuH dollar’s worth for every dollar you spend with us. We have custom ers and custom ers and more custom ers th at will testify to this and we w ant you, if you are not already one, to become one of our customers. We just M U S T have you and to hold.your patronage we will make it worth your while. -MUj Clayton 1*- supported J»y a lino e,»d, which include . Anna Q. Nlj^ein, M anic Bhip. Ch?r|r* Mere­ dith,- und frying Cuinmli’iffi. It is n I’nram ounl-A r'eraft picture directed |rj- flohert G. Vignola. , .One more reel. . ONER The Store That Is Different w Excess of Food Blamed. Dr. Prttrhnrd. nn English prortulnn* rr, bcllevhs that most of the dlg-.-stlvo troubles of Infunts nnd young children . New York.—Owing to the high cost sfc due to excess of food. And. be­ of living, John llulliert, the stiito exe­ tides tho direct derangement* of the cutioner, .who nuuiliiiilntes the sVvttch Stomach nnd Intestines. these have nn conneated with the Slug Sing eledrlO rffoct upon the whole syslen, null may choir, Inis boosted the cost of killing, It In (lie ping run ninku It more susceptIblo to catching ether dls-M-os. was learned, lie tins Increased’ the nmoiinl of the fee lie deimmds from >51.VI to Sl’Vl. lie charged the prison depart­ ment S‘_’^4l for llle execution of Vlllcetira K s | m i s | | o of Schenectady, on the night of Jan. 8 last. The Mil lias not vet been paid. The state hired him In 1914 for $Vl per murderer. II having dispensed with Executioner Edward Dnvls, who was receiving S2VI. and got n chen|>er ni'an. Warden Moyer Infer Increased Halbert's pay to *180. llulliert ,hn» had only one execution In nine months. However, since taking the Job lie has oltleluted at forty eight killings. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SMALL WAISTS THE. FASHION Ii W anted—One cow pony for city fmufrrl:— Will—rxrhrrrgp—for— other stock. G. A. Abbott, City Minagrer, . •’ 11F*6tc. For Sale—Pair of ponies weighing 800 a n d *900 pounds, live yearn old. For Sale—Kiddio-Koop, in A. K. Appleby, ..Sanford H eights. condition. $10.00 cash. -Can he at 211 Elm n v e.. C H U LU O T A IN N On th e Okeechobee- Branch of tho Railroad Spccial Attention Given to Automobile Parties AIRS. C. D. BRUM LEY, Manager, CHULUOTA, FLORIDA twtwtwtfotkmB Wanted , -Lafy waitress Experience ! Bell Cafe 79-tf Dressn^aJ<ers, However, That Tight Lacing Is to Return. Lost A small gold octagon shape watch, monogram G. E. A., gold faced, gold how-knot pin. Reward if returned to T he Herald Office or Purl*.—Whispers nre henrd In cir­ Phone 295J. 112-:itc. cles of fashion Hint sinnll waists nre to “come' In" uguln next season. For Sale —W hite Leghorn Hahy Strictest secrecy Is being mainmined |n professlonnl quarters In nc- Chicks, 20 cents, 18.00 per 100. cordnnce with u decision by great Eggs for hatching $1.25 for 15. dressmaking' hsiiibllshineuls hero not $10.00 per 100 delivered. H. Roberts, to make premature revelations, hut. Route A Box 20G. 112-Otp. It Is sitlil giiwns ilrslgmsl nfler the Wanted- W hite lady for house­ •new mode Itnve been, seen nnd ndkeeper und rook for mill hands at mired Authorities In • the dressmaking Forrest City. W rite Mrs. F. H. trade however, deny tight lacing Is to Pounds, ‘M aitland, It. F. D. or return, one of them saying: •’The telephone 130, city. 112-6tc. wasp wnlst Is ns obsolete ns the stuffs Fm Sale— Wood. Chrh|i. See conch or the sedan chair.” B. F. W hitncr. J r. or Phone 212. German Textbooks Bar Kaiser’s Whole Family \ Itel'llli. Herman textbook-. Iierenflor will he minus Hie lor inrrly Inevitable plcturt** of the kaiser mill tils predeeioouirH on the l'ru-*?lnn throne, uj« u result of an order by the minister of education, who nl*» rulca oul all nneciloles of the IbdieuxoHorns "which might 'seevo only to gltirlfy the dynasty mid foster I In- Tractor plowing and all kinds xif T ractor work. Call Phontf 184. FO U N D .On first St. w i^t Uf Sanford $4437.50 FVontinR north on brick highw ay jtwl oiusl of tho artesian S pring h a lf mile west of M onrob road. 3 5 ' u acres*of ideal X O C3CX>C?O CX ahd irriK‘*I>lL» farm land W orth $200 )>cr acr.’ ofTercil for $75 p er acre Vhah.4 Direct from It H a s H a p p e n e d owncs. E nquire a t Phone 352 re­ latin g a b strac t an d deed. 04-tf. to O th e rs And May Happen to You For Sale—O n e 'lot. Good location. Apply 40(5 M yrtle Ave 107 -SHtp For R ent—One large it furni^hrd mom. 717 Park AVo. 109-Gt ----(.____ _ Lost -S tray ed or stolen Monday Mar. l#t. Small brown Rocker Liberal reward. Address o r-call at Herald office. II !-3tp. W yundottc .1 eggs 15. W, .B. -!1a Springs. F|a. Hooting of All Descriptions J BOOSTS- FEE Sing TSlng Electric Chair Operator Demands $250 for Each Murderer. • Paris The Six Reel Universal Special ‘‘Blind Husbands" Al The PrinCess Today The bestial nature of a-libertine officer, formerly of the Austrian army, is relentlessly exposed In "Blind Husbands" thv Universal photodrainu of the Tyrolean Alps, which comes t o ' the Princess Today The -principle role is played by Eric Stroheim, former lieutenant of the 'Austrian army, and in ' "Blfnd Husbands*" Eric Stroheim portrays the nrrogance nnd supreme cohceit that., made the Teuton unfit for the rommunion of humans. As a lieutenant of the Austrian army the starring vjlhnn goes to a fashionable re-tart in the Alps to prey on womankind There he meets Maxagret Armstrong, wife of the famous Dr. Arm stnm g,'who i; loved ^but badly neglected wife. IJr. Armstrong inakps it discovery BiuuccUi cts something sutpethinc worse, anil his soul'U seared and tortured when the li»ut«nunt lies to him. The fate of a All you good Base Ball men that cam e across with $50.00 last year for the sup­ port o f the team rerttember th at it takes just twice as much to g e t the sam e re*suits this year because everythiug th a t goes into the m aking of a first-class ball club, like advanced This year,i when called l a i ; leverything y u r t i i u i i i else, c i o u . has u u o u u » u i i v . v . u in i n price. »/• i w . * jr * - - - - - jyou^are ----kick w ifflfa Tiundrecf. Vou^fl your m o n e y s worffi b d ftn n f1^ ,' f?^ b n is over, In Spite o f Everything You M ay Happen to I)o fie Prepared When " • • . p \ . It Does Happen B fe re Insurance F I R U IN Lime, Cement, ria»tor RANCE enh I'e made of oar1 •'Paradise *.«g.nned’’ on Cabbage. Hill Lumber It Is said Him Jidiu Milton often used to have nothing but a few olives for dinner, -umj we do not wonder so much since learning this that he so wldom ,wrote anything vh-'-rful. VVp do not think wp cdtilil write Anything chaerfuf ourselveit ‘ufler dining on n ffjw olives, ihougli wo have done l| not lnfn-qurntl> mi Ixillerl cahbtigc und prune UMp.—Ohio Hlnte Juunml. For Sale*-One IS HorJc Pov.e Boa* Long, fortnef chief of the Keroaene Oil Engine. C lw o & Co Latih-American division of the depart 5ar.ford., FI*. • . 105-tf. ment of state, and more recently min­ For .Sale I reffi Mil!;' Cow. For ister to Salvador, has beeivl^ippointed envoy from the United 6tates to Cuba, J. Taylor, 197 Mugnolia. avenue; and has left for his new post. . ALL KINDS OF & ’in s u r a n c e . ^ iR E A L ESTATE. SANFORD. FLA L ia b il it y �MARCH 8.1920 8ANFORD DAILY* HERALD CEM ETERY Smithy, immortalized by Long fellow, 'Still Stands. Shop of the Village Blacksmith, at Cambridge, M m . Looks Today Almost as It DHL When the * -‘■ft - Poet Wrote of It,' j.-. .. i , . In his diary of October 6. 18.T0, Longfellow made this noto: "Wrote a new psalm "t i l t ^ l t ’l* T ho Village Blacksmith.’ " Anil tho house of the vlllago black«niih, built tu 1811, still stands In Cambridge, covered with vines uhd ntight after by tourlsts-and lovers of the old, although the "spreudlng chest­ nut treo" has been cut down to make room for the widening of Brattle It was ti)e home of Dexter ITntt, dm vlllago blacksmith, and the friend of, J^ngfellow, who hmnortnllXed him MiThis smithy In verse. Tho Bnch,elder family, who bought the place from the heirs of Mary Walker In 1PUJ, have • restored tho. place to Its former simple beauty. It still bears the "Sign of the Cockhorse." Inside, the rooms are restored with all the qualntness of their orlglnnt form. As one goes In tho door they open from both sides of the small hall gnd each room linn n largo open fireplace. The mantels nro wldo and plain, ns was the fashion In the early, days. Upstairs, nt the Brattle street end of the house, one goes down three steps Into tho end rftom. You pnss through a narrow back passage nnd' Itnrt 'twfj ftumtF hodronnts nnd back' stairs which are.sharp nnd steep,, Dexter I'rntt, J^ongfol low's blncksiulth friend, succeeded Torrey Han­ cock In the owncraldp of the property., who In turn bought It from tho heirs of Thomas Brattle, who' built the hou«e.* Pratt had lived Oiere n long time when Longfellow came to Cntntjybtge Jp 4880. After the death of Dexter I’rntt, in 18-17, tho property po-«ci| through various hands until, In ISTO. friends bought It for Mary Walker, on e-caped ■quadroon slnVo. n woman of rennement-nml beauty, who had been n servant In several Cam­ bridge families, and afterw ard’ taught school in the South, After her return to tho North two of her Hirer 'children were found mill feiuriiiMl to tier through the efforts of (lenernl O. 0." Howard. They were then n grown man and woman, although »hm 1110 1081 saw. them they were children. / , While she occupied tltu house tunny llnrrnrd students lived there. Now. purchased frqm the heirs of the es­ caped slave. It has become oug of the shop places of Cambridge. OF* T H E PAGE 5 FUTURE Government Scientist D rain Pleating Picture of Resting Places of Loved Ones Gone Before. . Innce of 17ft miles. An nil It min of !(IM feet was maintained during moat of Cemeteries nre ;nct-€lieerful. places. the time, and a genefnt north and south Iturlnl lots uro cared fol during twd course wus flown, »r three generations and then, too The messages were received Without n break, nlthough ft.e operator stated commonly nre nesjected. Weeds cover that at times’ they became faint and the graves and fallen tombstones are the distinctions varied, due likely to allowed to l)e. The long dead are for­ got Ion. the direction of the lllght. Dr. -David Fairchild, a distinguish'd government scientist, urges u new de­ thnt the caste system Is hreakliig down. Now you will find men. and women of RUSSIAN SP U R N S RAW M EAT parture. He thinks* that cemeteries should be made a ttra c tiv e and that many castes doing work which for­ merly was done by one caste alone. Prince Troubetaky, Strong Mao, Bends the principal-feature of n great city Coin With His Teeth on burying ground ought to be a beautiful Fllgh-caste Hindus nre coming to sec * . Vegetable DleL building somewhat resembling a li­ ^ ----WjjrhLQutlnok brary. with alcove* ami quiet nooks. „ -'•Nev^York.-M'rince Until Troubetaky. InHcnd of book-stacks It Would have Russian sculptor, whom studio l» ur fireproof vaults containing personal Plywood Given Severs TeiL Hollywood, CnL, and who ‘enme "here records of members of the families The plywood tested nt the Wisconsin 1 fairly radtntlng strength, declared that whose lost ones nre burled under fiat forest products tnhorntory Is built up g a tin g vegetables Instead of ilient had stones amid the charming surround­ In thin layers laid crosswise to .one' ! tronsfornietl him from n sickly youth ing* of n vust garden. These records another, and- glued with, wntcr-reslst'one of Anier|ci would iudude nil kinds of data re!at* lug gfuer Various protective finishes Ing to tho dead—accounts of their tire applied to the wood. All materials arc subjected jto every variety of cli­ bent n quarter fwo ways with ht?. most noteworthy doings.'photographs. matic temperature and moisture, teeth, smashed some walnuts with a and In glue tests, piles must not sep­ blow of Uls list, nnd raised above his •“Cannot you Imagine," says Hr. arate after boiling In water eight head some weights which. tin ordinary Fairchild, "strolling Into the linll of hours, or soaking at room temperature man could not budge. the dead, to find there, In their proper ten days. The prqjlucts developed find tnimy Important uses besides thnt of making nlrplnne propellers. The woven plywood, designed ns a substi­ tute fo r linen In wing covering. Is basket woven ,fmrn strips of spruce veneer about one and one-foarlh to one snd seven-eighths Inches wide and .01 Inch thick, the finished sheet being about one-flftli Inch thick. Difficult to Learn. 'flte Chinese jmcket dictionary contnlns no less tli^n 10,000 characters. which one must leant In order to claim1 any real familiarity with the language. However, nn acquaintance with 8,000 or 4,000'symbols ts nil thnt ihe avenige native has, nnd It Is said to he possible to get along with u vorabulory of.'l^XKfc- place. nil of the personnI records o f ymjr fntnujr for generations buck? There nre ifie-.phnlnginid,. 3* grandparents; of departed ilncles umJ a u ii(a, or little oho* who did not llvp to (*row up. nil with* nto Men of their llvi a attached n ( ^ letters’ nnd nnec- dolose Shallowness. Shallow waters show n ven - ' " i r bottom and liui little Intensity • ... ht Is needed In order to dlsplny the 7-ebbles and clear Nand Thai must lie a “purest ray s e r e n e '—a pencil of strongest tight—which - dl*tdw*e* tho ({lack. rich, wreckedrewn depths. For the r hair ness of itepih Is very different front tjie rlenfiHis* of slm lip wile.*.'The former Is n )a ml m e qnullty The, tatter Is negative.—<.*! s r h - Wnrrert Stod- dsnl Chesterfield Did you ever see n locomotlvn rim IJ0 miles nn hour nnd yet not gel any­ w here!. -Such Is the performance of locomotives which come regularly to the locomotive laboratory of the Uni­ versity of Illinois f«*r scientific tests on sured. fuel, power, etc. BARO NESS ROMANO AVEZZANO The Crumbling of Caste. Isdbi l* ,|n tbc midst of one of tier rr.-n»'--it famines. Grain Is twice nr SUGGESTIONS FO R S P R IN G W e H av e T!*e S E E D — F R E S H Lenses Ground * g l a sse s tho { Newlyweds Lost in 1 Dfciue' Maine VJoods Lenox. Mass,—A storj' «*r thAf and Mrs. Atli'lbi'ri 1. New ton I were lost In the northern waste j of the Maine wood* andwonder/ csl nhout for four, days without*r fimd* wn&f revealed In * n letter received here from Mr. Newton J ician A viixu n o, wife of tho new Tlullnn nttibawMidor who recently nrrlvcd In this country, was formerly. Miss Marie .lurquollii TnHor, dnuRhter,of the Into slorthuog Taylor of SI. l.ouls, and Mrs. Fred* irsrntwi hdnmi $ S A N F O R D , FLA ituitniiio M r. i J # J # J • * tatloitUnnble to loente their Cltmp or t cabin they pa-seil three nights J # out of doors, suliHlhllng on dried * Iterries. Finally tlidy anno out on < u, stream nnd followatl It to a J hunting loilgc. * a d ju st e d and H E PA raED AIRPLANE “SENDS^’ 175 M IL E S Record Broken In Wlrelew Transmis­ sion of Mestago From fthlp In Cloud*.' Optomctris|.t>pl Irish i . ^ * y.f* r*- *- 221 E. F irst Street opposite Post office Wnshlngtoq- Whut Is. belle, l.ave In-oil -ii record hi tlto tn»h! of wireless itiessuges from oh nlrplnho ln flight t‘» « hunl JtaUod Was rtpiMJ* In o r d e r to help film determine wheth­ er bis patient tins delusions, is insnu^ or is carried nwny by certain emotion* nr any abnormality. And there la a renson for this. It has tieen proved X many (lines that there ta o dlstluct rela­ tion between the nerves of the brain* and those of the hand, so thnt a man's writing reflects hts menial temperamenu Signifies Intents Imagination. , In numerous types of handwriting the manner of throwing the looped Is. Is nn*l other loan letters fn excess above the tine become the tm*sl strik­ ing feature, one wlilrli catches the eys ImiiHsllntely. Whenever this forma­ tion appears ,jt armhorties the exist­ ence of a 'startling, vivid. Intense lmAgination. which gives, tho writer a memnt trend which will overbnlanca other qualifies amt produce iho ef­ fect of high nervous tension and a lack m ylEow C hesterfields "Satisfy!” ' A delightful selection, of fine Turkish and D om estic tobaccos, harmoniously, blended in an en­ tirely new and exclusive way. T he blend is based on o u t private formula—the outcom e of many years of experiment. Andthe final result has justified the time dnd money spent. For cer­ tainly, Chesterfields do “satisfy But don't take our word for it. Smoke Chesterfields today and find out for yourself. The speciaj m oisture** p r o o f p a c k a g e k e e p s . C hesterfields firm and • f r e s h, w h a t e v e r t h e . Nowhere at Sixty Mllea an Hour. llnroiifs» Aliequts* T«*t- t f . t r -a caution* th*t*a for nn nllrnlst^ to demand n speeppen «»T handwrlilng new note l/mcfellow. In the Kptckerhocker Magazine, In 1810. first Immortalized the place. He trintle n .w o rd picture of the village smithy, nnd ^Jie black­ smith, and also made a |r>n and Ink ’'rich of the chestnut tree nrttl the smithy. The treo up to 187(1 sprend Its brandios In front nf«(ho house. BEANS . LIM A B E A N S BEETS ~ EGG P L A N T SQ UA SH TOM ATOES CUCUMBERS SW EET CORN . PEPPERS - - ••With* Hlest might be preserved phonographic records of tho voices of the dead, so that they could he heard to tu lk ; nod rooms might he tilted tip for prlvnti'ly viewing moving pictures pf the departed, who would tliusly bn made to 'cyme nllve ngnln.'" The dend. could thus he ntnde, In a ppnsp, to live on Indetlnltcly. Between the living generation mid tho past would be established a definite and permanent tic. An “Ejevated” Railroad. The Uintah railroad, from Stack. Polo., to Watson. Utah, n distance of slxty-t wo* miles, rmm over the Atchee mountains, which are over 0.000 feet high, with 7ft per cent curve*. j' ■ 1[■ I T - , J1 i n j; S • 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, 1920 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, March 08, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 08, 1920; <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/219d00830de63fd6db6ac83eb9358539.pdf b7c91df62e6ab4ffc36621322385f423 PDF Text Text ’ t * V, • • • ' IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’®1GREATEST VEGBTABLB SECTION volume SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1020 I CETTING A NEW RESIDENCE BUILT FOR HIM TO OCCUPY The Hague, M arch 6.—Tho Dutch government t o d a y for the Mcond time refused to deliver tho former kaiser to the allies for trial In a note addressed" to " David Lloyd George, tho Holland govern­ ment promised to take all means necessary to minimize th e ’ liberty of Herr Wilhelm and to prevent him ^from flacturing the world’s peace. The second communication from the Dutch government, which was de­ livered in London this morning, states that these precautions will lie •taken "on the ‘spot". While Doom j, „„t mentioned in the text it is . understood from conversation#' WtlR (hr nl’ied diplomats' here that tho • Dutch authorities have assured them that rjose guarding and censorship will Ik1 instituted when Wilhelm accupic« hie r«tnto at that, place. Night and day shifts ure working nn the kai-er’#' new rasidonee ut Doom and it. U ‘ reported J i e will move there from Amorongen May 12. A hud' fence about t1te house ut Doom to which objection was miide at f-r-t IteCnuveit .obstructed a puiilic road, ii now near. cuiUplctttlutW. the. author: tie* having Vaived opptirition • to the work. A train load of furtii• • turr arrived a t Doom a few' weeks ago and st-teral truckloads have been delivered in thp house. The building hs« him completely remodeled. Count llnhenzollern' will he p’rbtretrd tiv n high fence and u moat. The hou*<l at Doom is really “ an arrf^c-age" and the Dutch govern­ ment jf it desired could hold • Wil­ liam a -prisoner for the revt of his iiay« who is an expert on thin kind of work The new organ la whut is known as a two manuel organ and is one of the heat of the kind. T h e Prmbytorian church is fortunate indeed to lie nljlo to get this.organ also to have an accomplished player in the person of Dr. Herbert McCaslin who hns heen the faithful organist of the Presbyterian church sinco he has made this city his home. T h i s ! organ will make the third pipe organ for Sanford, the Congre­ gational church being the first church to have one fallowed by t o Episcopal church and now the Presbyteriap church and tho HaptLiLs have, made arrangements to have’ their pipe organ installed as soon as the new auditorium is finished. Philadelphia March 6 <By Assoclatcd Press) Frcitinfe • temperutlirea on the heels .of h raging snow,,wind and rain storm is expected today to check the llood* which yrodorday evening broke over’ the eastern part of Pennsylvania and Delaware cauring heavy damage nod driving many persons from their home*. T h e sriow wifi one of tin* severest of the winter and virtually o\Vry stream in this section bus overflowed.' CITY 1IA1) NOT RECOVERED FROM SNOW S OF LAST • M ONTH IS PROSTRATED AGAIN . . • 000 loans to.finance the sales, Julius .Barnes, head of the corporation, told tho house rul«^ committee. He said he now had authority to m ake tho sales ori .credit hut hoped the loans would he a u th o riz e d ./ The flour nowr held at American ports and (orW hich the corporation asks 110.75 a barrcll is " th e cheapest in the world" Mr. nam es tpld the committee. . He added that "every effort had been exhausted to sell it! for rash" hut th a t American house­ wives would pay higher prices for the hnrti wheat flour. "Why ure ptic«si of Hour going u p !" asked Representative Fess, Republi­ can Ohio. ' "The last year crop ycild eas a peculiar one," nnswered Mr. Barnes "There w a s - a amnll yield of the strong wheat and u big yffcldof the Boft w lieat.’Flour made of th e soft wheat could he obtained for domestic use at all times at the exact-reflection e United , States In of the government-gifurantecd price '■ the mend i r»l ip in of wheat." American Farm Bureau FIRST LAST AND * AI.L THE TIM E AND CONDEM N STRIK ES O F ALL KINDS Chicago, March 6.-r-Tho American Farm Bureau federation, at the clos­ ing cession of its annual meeting y « terday,'adopted a rrxolutlun denounc­ ing the uttom pt to ally the agricul­ turalists of America with radicals. The federation is composed ofT.GOO,Matrimony Restricted lly Hank oo members -of farm bureaus in 27 Rules; Small Salary is Considered states. ', •Chjrnsio, March 5. A hook ef The resolution adopted by tho rules for* employes of the fedora oration declared 1* reserve hank of Chicago, circulat­ "W e wish the A ed today, -ays: "N o male employe definitely to understand th u t the or­ orceiving le-s than $12'* a month Had j-Fire-at Da) Iona -hU rueumuuim ganization styled "The FnrmrrV N a--salary t r i l l lie permit ted to marry tinnul C o u m il'.h a s no authority to t Daytona. March fi Mre whfifli vvjiile in t ie service oT this liank. speak itt . IjeJtalf of the fa it*rA of , started i i Kenner Wil’i-aiH garage wit 'out fir j / t t ing •'(•• matter up this country, and any and nl i-florts Ins t night s-read Hi four ad) (Aiming with tlie chief clerk.'’ • • on the part of 'the farmers Extend Time For building* and d u l , damage estimated "The sum cot fortli in t ht<* hook council' to all); agriculturalists Tax Return* at a quarter of a mi'lion dollar*. For is the minimum upon w iich n man Wi/shington March fi Extension ,i inn.- t 1 oatenril tin- entire luisiness America with the radicals in the in Hl'ould set (firth on the m.ttrinuinof time for the filing of final income section. Fire apparlus from Daytona dustrial world is hereby denounced.' iul sea," said T. O. McGovern, of UNLESS AMERICA COMES tax return by corporations to May 15 Hearh was eallrrl ins—ttse a m i ‘the Resolution* TMUtjfig' nf legislation the bank. "This hank believes thnt INTO LEAGUE LARGER. (lames were under controlat mid­ was announced tonight by the bur­ ahd other desire* of the f is the least amount upon which NAVY WOULD HE ‘NECESSA­ eau of Internal revenue. A tenatative night. were adopted, the salient features be­ two can live these days." RY. return or an estimate of the tax due. ing the creation of bureaus dir.^cY supervision of t Washington March fi By \*sor- together with one-fourth payment the federating. These resolutions ialed Pro"isi Secretary DaneW told must . be made by March 15. however provide for «slirldishment of th<- Ifo.r- Nava! Commit tve toot he ! A ^aJLenumt explaining why return on trade" relations with would reiomnu i tpe riHV:-5 bud I- cannot lie completed- within the pr»»countrirs, djstrlhution of farm tcer than that pro' serllii-d -time amt a formal reipiest ing program la ducts, legislation, transportation hosetl by the General BmTHf if th e made for t h i extension must be tll.sl a bureau on business n„t rnitlTed at thiv »'V corporations taking advantage pence treaty is IIO M B titl) FINLAND AND with authority to >et up without \ \ ii hi.ohm g <'f the extension, when formal post­ i-»iinn of f octresn. ACT AC K IN NEW PI At E lay a business organization under final lecomntendalion the serretarj ponement will lie gratitisi. new E ngland states i-n , Lcn Inn M arch -fi i By A*!<n luted dirrrtinn of trained experts. the GRIP , OF REGULAR Other resolutions .endorzed I're - I'm* It dslievi-t lav e begun BLIZZARD .. a new- a i l a e i on Finland..ac'nn ing American Legion, to a lle h tngfow despn'eh. -After n ■b-alth nmi indurtry, Washington M nr^y 5 ( lly A*»neihraYv itrI d|i--V 1 on b.r-dment Wer’- 1-triles and oj>po’-ed legislation t ated PtewO -While* the storm., which ne-ol.i they a tta kril t>e I ii.ish ing to levy a tax of t per cent on swept out of the northwest Thursday landholdings in e r e e f ef <10.COO. (loxiti hi ut Sul f e n I w .is pacing -hiw y out I > v y » ’ • INSTALLING PIPE ORGAN wi -Is c o r i 1m u - ’ I i f -oJnils I' i n'l Hold Ho/ Dlckcrsin I’orlujsueKo Cabinet IH signs J day I/ O tb e A tl.in tl* I*.-)'’ and sev irt-ly Los Ail/rlr-, l rl. March fi. Huy London March fi, -.By Associated I’rr-li)it-rian Church Has Purchased cold weather pr. ailed over Ufa eu-. Dickers in, charyi*l witli aiding in Press) The Portuguese cabinet has line instrument For Krw^Huildlng tire country ea t of tlie Rockies the rfthhery of a hank at Phenlx, resigned uftcr tlie defeat of the gov­ The Presby tcrian Qhuch recently and will probahl eo/Uinue for se­ Ala., made is hut In aid to h ive been ernment o.n the* ynti^ o f confidence. purchased a fine Austin pipe organ veral duys.« Tl •*-fu’l *-force of tho f it Mith enrapo fputd isil here fodny ONES WHO and it lias been ahlpped to this city sto'Yn is leing ‘fell in the New HAD ( A 8 JID SUSPENSION THOUT.IIT TO BE v. ),en in* it-ed a rruue le y on his • ’ Revival Meeting AMERICAN UP . and is now being installed tinder thg. England M..t-s . •• OF HANK AND FACED DIS­ • U I K y .«'l fii. « in the ( itv prison, ( ’imbed _ _ _ „ . _ .A Begins at the* McthodDl Church direction of lohn Kicster of Nfrginia CONSULATE # up a \o u tii.it<>r xhaft iiti'I lied. GRACE Ma/ch "21st. Dr Walker will do For f be H-Mpllal Find . I ir)I'r'iin'i wife who in Jail Berne, .March fi (By A-<m 'a te d preaching nnd have special help New port News March 0 < By A*‘or < ungress Cutting Off Free Tne public spi it ’d 1 i Jins, of SinI'ttM i Four suspects have been ar­ Lite *uid l e r hu«hand formerly wax •i *<nn singer. If is hoped this meeting i,»ted Press) It. D. Ilolloway, pre ifor*l u.ilor t v a ill loulershlp of h vaudeville performer making a / T d to * he on• time • Mrs. A E II 11 who -old t i.’kctx for dt'nt of the Va«xnr Abbott Co.. who«i rested at the frontier station ut specialty *nf freeing him-elf from will reach and help the whole city, It « •alWays/well - i Bachs us a rv-solt of the bombing of ns it will not simply he h Mi thodiat a. .ni of t,m hound*. For-ecing thi* the Prine-ss Tlii*Mr9 for t ’ e perfor- excessive Ioann recsintly caused the the American con ulate at Zurich. hnndctilTs and other rintraints. She meeting. danger we farmers-- or rather agri­ mame last night are to be din *ralu- suspension of the Colonial Bunk and They are attem pting t i ero into told tin- police l e had e*cuped H80 The pastor will preach to-morrow who was arrvated here ye>terda.v lateTl upon their good work" as they times amt" t h a t . 1« never had I een culturists—were liable tp sutler fjom Austria. Federal rommUxioners have morning on "W hat is to to he wise?" charged wjth having stolen . .. lmpriorred >xte«ailully longer than our congress we got our allotment of garnered chough to make, some 3l»2 e/cning fifteen thousand dollars from .the appointed to *nve, lta |e tlK. Sunday night oii^ 'E xcubb Me. • free seeds long ngo, and now comes for the hotpltal and the check was bank, shot nnd killed hlmsejf tH- Mtempt. to wr.Vk t ^ . ’c o m u la te . tow .nWxt'xs. this DickersonS cuHniiite was found thV heartless.'Senate anti says to us turned over to the hoapitul Mrs. Comer Dies • - . a*|ee|» after the e«rnpo. Mo told the tirklpM of the soil th a t no longer morning. Every little bit heips and morning. J Will Hulld lUlel • Newport News March 6 (By Asso­ Birmingham, Ala., March G (By guard he had not heard Dickerson's would they hand out to us free seeds •there. should ho something o/^thD J. A. Branp formerly .of this city movement.-. ,. . Associated rr> *-• We must pay as we’ go, or quit going kind kept g fp‘2 to keep the hospital ciated Press) Holloway wa« found by hi * wife who heard a* muffled but for t l ^ past .two years a resident The hank at Phonelx was robbed Comer wife of the newly appointed •In th e e n d we farmer* may he he going and by the way the Fi’rn tld- report of a revolver. A dopy of the of Cnionado Ilrach was in-tlie c ity Alabama the giiuon as the s e ed s'th e Govern- Laughton Hospital is going good so mornin2_ paper telling of Holloway s today calling on his m an y friends of fn.OGO. Fix men have been ur- United S tates. Senator of far nnd the report of their financial rottod i n conoet lion with the robbery died here t i :no’ i I’ • merit -sends out as a perquisite to arre-t b y spread on tho table. and he hnd ‘plans and sjHHsficattons congressmen are but the refuse and condition will he giv.on in Monday * Holloway had J79.0P0 life in orftn'’e ■fo, a w w hotel at Coronado which . Political Row Rummage and Worthies* stuff that reputable seed Herald. Let everybody help .thia which was a t igned to the Oolonuil | looks like a winner. Mr. B rann’ lin* houses will not send out to their most worthy institution. Wa»hingtm», March 6.—A hot T*te Junior I). Y. P. Uf (gill Bank. •" • |th n pavilion nnd resturimr irt thp trade. If congre'3 will go ahead and bench now and ha* -worked wonders polltirxl row broke out in th e House u R um m age and Candy Sale STO RM GOES INTO. OCEAN lop off some hundreds of other Donation To llot-pltal , with It but he nee* t i e many ad­ today when .the Republicans forced Corner of Sanford avenue foolish and worthless expense* the . Washington March G.—The storm The officers-of the Fernuld-Lanph- vantages to be derived from u real through a resolution authorizing an Street March 13th. invedrgatlon. by tye judiciary com­ tavpayers of the country will say. of almost blizzard proportions which ton Hospital association wish to hotel and am u>e merit place at Amen. • m its* xil th e acts of Attorney Gen­ has swept over the country'from tho express their thanks for the^denntion Coronado and he wmirts to interest eral Ihilmer in connection with prices the people of Id* ownwtfclion at New northwest, apparently had plunged of Twenty-five Dollars froai the Smyrna nnd also the /people of the charged Icrd.oui iid’a surnr. out into the Atlantic tonight, leav­ Ladies T Aid Society of the First The llem n rrats bitterly opposed interior, who. have nlwnya had n Baptist £ h u rc h . . ing a trail ol stranded shipping in the project, char)ing r e p u te d ly it The hospital is daily proving its warm spot in their lasrrti for Cor­ its wake. Reports to the weather was d H n t r d a* on indlre-t impeach­ onado Beach. There is.-no -doubt hut bureau shoWed that a forty*cight worth’ to th e city nnd county, and ment r l Palmer and only intehded a* what some of the*o fine days Coronad mile wind, accompanied in many the many contributions to ita sup­ a means of checking the "growing Beach or Now SmYrna. Beach as it sections by snow aijd sleet, marked port evidence the interest that is will soon be called will be one of the. populirity” of a D enoctatic presi­ being taken by the best, people .of tho passage of the disturbance to the , most popular beaches on the coast. dent! d aspirant. . . •ea over the whole eastern half of the the county. In reply the Republican* charged T, W. L A W T O N , President I t has ail the possibilities-and needs United States. At sea Its comings that P ro ld e ’nt* Wilson and Palmer only the right kind of development had been foretold by storm warnings w'ere directly responsible for the pre­ to get the people.of central Florida but reports of steamers friven ashore KEN UCKY SCENE OF ANaa patron*. Mr. Brann will have no vailing high Irlce of sugaf.’ came quickly from the Virginia coast O f UK It TRAGEDY DUE , TO trouble Interesting capital Ih lilt new Ev e l y n parker o b t a in s on the hceis of the weather. * DRUNKEN QUARREL!. hotel at the bedch Florida beaches Milk Drops To M‘ Cents A ()uarl DIVORCE • FROM PROF. Weather bureau officials said to­ In Chlrsgo. . are the finest in the world and are Ashland Ky. March 6 (By Associ­ , HER8 CHEL PARKER TH E night th at tho wind would diminish getting morepopular every year. Chicago. March 5.—Milk is sell­ ated Press) Milford Hubbard and explorer. . • in force ashore during the night, the ing Chicago lor I t cents a quart brother in law, Jerry’ H ubbard were , / • For Florida fair and continued New York March .6 iBy Associa- center of the disturbance passing cold tonight and Sunday. Freezing Flour On Credit It^lowing tho drop of 46 cents a killed, Wittard Hubbard a brother of t*d Praia) Evelyn Parker obtained in out to sea. Tomorrow, they said, tem peraure .tonight north" porth) Washington March fl.—Five mil­ a decrease of one cent a uuart Milford was teriously injured in a twelve minutes aeparatiop from pro- would show.'Eeneraily lower temper­ Heavy frost central portion. Probably lion barrels of the United Statepi hundted pounds fixed .by cirtylhu gunflght between themselves yesterfewor Herschel -C. Parker the ex­ atures east of the Mississippi riveo nlight soft whept ------. (Tour- ------------------------------to rs and producers --• for March. day a t Ponca Virginia. The men were | Ut nfrost n , in southern.. mainland. grain-Corporation’s* — r ----------- ,, -----------plorer who climbed Mount Mc­ possibly with*' winter cold records Gentle to m oderate' porth west to will Tie sold on credit in Europe s o o n lT h is is 10 cpnta a hundred pounds said to have been IntozIcatotTand Kinley. Mrs. Parker charged aban­ ftsj'u&llftd in the northern helf of t e north winds.. unlctt congress authorised $60,000, ' “ - * • ...................... . . . . A,Untie ,e«bo,fd. • v ' •■ donment and non-aupport. SECRETARY DANIELS SEES FUTURE W IT H ­ OUT LEAGUE NATIONS / Would Demand larger “ Navy At Once __“ ' ., . & FOR THREE YEARS * HIGH WINDS — CONTINUE . ON ATLANTIC < BOLSHEVIK BEGIN . • A NEW ATTACK PRESIDENT BOMBERS OF BANK ARRESTED SUICIDES ATBORDER MOONSHIN o f :. 2 DEATHS Weather Report ,u * .♦ * ./* . lof ,—r~ ' * �PAGE 4 Aditu 20 Ceais Thritt in Peace Time After Retirement YOUNG MRS.WINTHROP R U TH R O W L A N D i. a * * .. - DON'T MISS THE FIRST EPISODE REMEMBER TOD.AT IS BENEFIT DAY FOR THE FERN -La u g h t o n m e m o r ia l h o s p it a l TOMORROW The Greatest Story of Ambi tion Ever Rimed A Phenomenal • Woman's Phenomenal Car^T -fine time.— Is there f$NE YOUR life ? The.Most Sensational PhotoP!av of the Year ■far* P.xchxnan. who n t m d It at •litj-ilx mad retired •at »rr«ty. Abjom wfc« n uu oxer th* history of the prwMewey wilt b* struck by the rbc t t d (an a t zht agv at ajikh pn> bVnrx.kax* tattr r i mod retired fraaa odtf*. and the xarytng length of time by abirS they bare outlived retire rent, rrtm rtj the . Philadelphia Rrr-mi. Of the Brag debt president*. all hot two of wheat w n r d two term* each, six retired when (a it sixty Ore. cae of them. JatfciU. */itbto tl day* of bla K tk tieth birthday. The Brat Adana retired at sixty-two. Tan Bar­ ra at fiftyalo*. Of these eight, feor Adana oatttxed retirement by twentyAre year* and J t& tr m . died on New Insulating Material. A new product suitable for one In retired electrics! insulation Is being obtained at sixty-sesew. died July < 1S3I. Brunt the treatment of kelp* la Aas­ Since J a c U u . no prewMent except . tral la. The moist precipitate Is sub­ Wllsuo. Buchanan. Taylor and the ■ jected to pressure and formed undej Brat Harrison has sat la the White 1 pressure.- after which It. is .hardened llo y e when s-x:j uso years otdt-;O f, by" treatment with formalin. The fin­ all who bare **ned la that tine, teo ■ ished article Is nude by turning oa retired or died la office before reucb- 1 the lathe, a process which Is said to leg afty-seren. and only two outltred be perfectly satisfactory, and n. high retlrrgBdnt twenty years. Not ooe jo iu h u applied. The raw material tired to eighty, and only fit. ; la to be found In large quantities po«»ed serenty. Polk octlUed retire- 1 around the coast of Australia and par­ ment tens than six month*, and died! ticularly on the Tasmanian shores— at fifty-four, younger than any. other ; Scientific American. • .• .eh president. Few presidents in the j ia*« fifty tear* bare Itred to see three j S ta te le s s P ru n e *. • . their sb i r w o o . and several bar* j The jjppelf-w prune,.,* new prod !»uf »een two. though I v r t s saw-four I ,i .cronliiar la Overeat a pep- i TT»y r r ? n t t -t&i ’ tw t- a n lif e la ?£*e U o tie ) S ta te s I* r r v u t - r th a n H « v* « t>-o th e rep u b ­ lic w a s f -r in z . p u b lic .-wen h a t e h a rd ly s h a re d in th e favoo “ ( le c g lb c t.rr i.'la y * . T h e p re sld e c e y . tndre-1 <• b ite a e * e r e x a c tly wfcat e t e r u l a * M l r a ti * weft sn ap . • » COMEDY? iiu a .il l» fc*lay The Xip<le>a- i•s c ^4i i r m*i.- rt head­ Some rolled rings. ~*f Heroic Ambrose GENEVA Mr. ar.d* Mrs. U B tes R x e Lev) left *L a matter of balance daring the ing forward and rolling down. fragmeQtx had broken away and on their aides wtthoot forming Miami Last Saturday to take her mHirer. Mrs. S. W iliam s-back with her. Mrs. W ffiiira has spent the past yexr here with another daugh­ ter. C. F. Hxrri'orL The Geneta «ehcoi* opened on Masdav ef tb:i week, there *ing no more ta-jes of scarlet fever. Mr*. Harry. River* and children left Syr,day fi? thetr home ;r M i.*ots G*.. alter having *ye«t the .p a * two months with Mrs. J. N Prevatt Word ha» j»*t been received th s t Ed RauIerMQ of Palm Beach has „le w a r ga*e W aahiqgrocj. th e first A dam *. J c ‘^’er***o au>l iia«l:*OQ a ,! m any try in g bosjrr*. N c ?D-y » ;l t«t-1 ih e lr perioil* o f r e s p ite . W a sh in g to n , w b e re se e he h a p p e n e d to b e a s ch ief x ra g ts rra te . g-.ar.aged to esr-spe bow s o d a g a in to th e a n d i f' t- nlfted quiet of Vlrsttat V#rTi-Xl John A dam s, th e first p r v '- >»r! to py tb e W h ite H e s s * a t W ash in g to n , th e d o m e stic a r r a n g e m e n ts o f w hich a p p e a r e d “taspogsltyle" to ' h is th r if ty a ad o rd e rly N ew E n g la n d w-.fe. o fte n r e tu r n e d t * th e q u ie t o f h is hocne a t W a r Dug Decorated. * Ur* Walter Ctoxerd, dog fanrier of VI!II Valley. Oa!_ has welcomed hack bo=:e th kln-l treatment her famon* a i r <b»g Marne, .which, t.ad been dec- PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD = TRY A SURE CROP SOLD BEFORE YOU PLANT T he American Coffee Bean Company will coni 100 acres only at Sanford and* will - pay four dollars , Y$4.00) per bu. of f4 peunds ’delivered at shipp n g ; point in two bu. sacks. * : ••• m i \ HI i oc ?«d t»l!l etui jel icrt> raHT I 7 . p LcanaTf-glfi 10 takluri in three m onth*alfrfp'jr.tirg ard ehr>t.!(i }i*-M not Ins than 100 bCshels per detr following celery WJthoct additional fertilizer. Th« best nltto- 1 gen gathering crop that can he planted Only such farmers as an? in position to plant and harvest the crop projcrly need apply.. Call qn | yf Inz « SA N FO R D t he strain of hfx experience !n (!>• rrencties where he performed rali'snMi a* a cs» carrier fgr the F rc tlc h a rra y . ‘ -c t c f the T ru est A rtis ts . ■« -»-» s—w-rr-mf r*e rtre object ot the t to g1*e permanence to images *ach a* we should ‘always deefre to behold, tod might bphold without agitation: while tbe Inferior branches of destfcn are concerned wtfb the at-ater pas*loos which depend oa the turn cf » narrative, or the gugrau of an emotion —Raskin. If Reilly an Art. } Growth of Crerdatlon Idea. 1 •t To be boreu and not abdw Iti la oa# Aemilable statistic* compiled less of the secrets of soda) succesj.—Bow than a.dccailo. aga ahaw. ihau.tn. Uia Ion Boat. • United Staffs the total number of cre­ mations bad risen to ever 00 000 dis­ tributed among 3S cretnatorle* The growth, of cremation has' been Tery rapid on the Paclflc coast. In 1013* Residence: 905 Magnolia Ave. a contract was lei by the government Phone 461 i for the erection of a crematory In the Office: First National Bank Building Canal xone. * *’ ** Phone 462 B. G. D O D D S, M.D Mr. and Mr*. Reed cf P i c - t to-v. lil.. arrived !a«t Wedseada. ocehpy thei* c->1.tagv it Lake H; father M i hereby announce a» a (.ancidate foe she. «ta t? Seevabr 'rum the I?th District, eornprinag Oicfola. Orange and Seminole 'Comtiee. and I earrf®Ky solicit th e rapp-aet of all Democrat* in the Dea»>*i*attee pts ary to t* held Ju re s h I ha re ser­ ved Osceila County i j the State Furniture and Complete H ouse Furnishings Stoves .and Rafigcs Full of repletion hs it is to-day, with even’ necessity of the New Season— with every fad and fancy for peisooal adornment. Little wonder that every counter has its fascination for visitors and that everybody is eager to inspect the complete and mtehsting stock of material and highly desirable merchandise. We are all glad th at the stormy -winter and bad record is behind us aryl that the bright days of spring a a j ,^ ! around the corher. Everybody is keen to put off the winter clothing and pijt-on bright,‘fresh apparel of spring. Our Stock is Comolete Prices and Terms Reasonable LADY HOWE 34 years service to San ARE BEAUTIFUL THIS SEASON Sport Dresses are very good for Spring, Sill c Pangea, Crepe Dechine Pussy Willow, Taffeta. The newest combination on display in window Building Material Roocag of Ali Descriptions Doie, Cement, PUstor The next big day will be the SEVENTEENTH OF MARCH, ST. PATRICK DAY display of IRISH LINEN, DRESS LINEN, TABLE LINEN AND ART LINEN. Hill Lumber Th« farmer Florence OavU cf New Y*rk. who** wcond marriage. Vila time to Earl Hewe. i* win minced. She waa marr ed kn IM3 t . Terrence Ternpie-Blackwood. Me mccaeded U the me retaliate of DwfTerIn la 1*02. the aame year - that Earl Howe *--- —, Lard Chamberlain to Queen Alexandra �MARCH 6. 1920 SANFQRD DAILY -HERALD PAGE 2 climate is not one of them time during the winter or and if there is any better anvwhero in the world let REPORT OP CITY MANAGER For The Month Of Feb. 1922. Fire Call# —number, 8, estimate dam­ age <1190.00. Number of arrests 75. Complaints, informal, 69. Permits—building 6; Dog licensht, 12; Amusement licenses, 3; Lccupational licenses, > 61; Auto licenses, 7; Other li censes none; Street licenses 10. at a n y summer climate Us heat about it 3~ PUDLIHIIERN ' R E T H E R E TUESDAY .NIGHT There w ilF b e a’ most important •NC. • • , . mceliiYg of the Hoard j>f Trade next # % R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business'Manager Tuesday night at which time officers for the ensuing year will ho elected and a, new sta rt will he made with — Udfti Il*l« Mad. *«*•■■ »■ Ap»tlc«U.« the idea of taking up, all th e many )iceds of the city .and c o u n ty .a n d uwscttirnoN t’ KicE in a d v a n FI: TO R UNK TEAR------------------— -------/I putting Seminole on the map esTuu tux m o n t h s --------- :-------------- * .pecially during th e coming season. I 1ELIVEREU IN CITY RT CAItllffclt ONE WKEK.1----------------------------- < *C Re there Tuesday night, & • c» of March J, !S7» & City Attorney Administration City Manager Secretary Auditing Asst. in*Auditing Special Services Total tabor Claims StrecU Sanitation New Sewer Parks MOTOR CARS Complete Line of when L. A. BRAND OpIontelriKl-OplIrlan 221 E. First S i r e d Opposite Postofllce EVERYTHING Phone 1 0 6 FOR QUICK SERVICE Delinquent Taxes (Personal ' Tax . Delinquent Taxes (Real Esstaici .... Interest on all delinquent • tuxes Amount liens collected Cleaning Vacant* lots, removrublush etc Sale of. Fertiliser Sale of Burlap *» Use of Garbage can CHULUOTA Pr*aa ( ’JVniment City folks will know a thing, or two nbOut "rising prices of food when the farmer quits the habit of rising at 4 a. m. Florida Metritpolis. When attending concerts or public speakings K would help some if peo­ ple Who always talk shbuld leave their voices Jif home. Whisperers and conversationalists' 'in public gather­ ings are nuisances to*those within hearing distance’, of them.’— Mintnl Metropolis. When a Marion county farmer comes t » Ocala and sells hi* eggs for 50 or 60 cents a dozen, then goes into a resturanl and pay* 35 cents for two of the snnlc, or two, just like them, with two or three slices #f stale bread ami about enough blitter to grease the hill of a humming bird there ia riot much use to talk to him about Swift, Armour amLUte other packers being'profiteers.—OcahisStar INN CIIULUOTA, FLORIDA 'OpenJDccember 7th for the Season. MRS. CIIAS. D. BRUMLEY, Mgr. 23110 Note The Richness n 267.40 of Rrsflar.d.Dairy Milk, and you wiM untfeistand.why i( is proferrt*d by motlwra’who demand the purest and best for their children. The hik'h-ccst-of-food nred never affect the children so long ns Roscland Milk provides the nourLshmont it does foi the small amount it coats. ;\Ve make two deliveries daily 1X0.85 31.79 32.50 3.50 3.50 1.50 One Mule 100.00 Fees . , 25.25 Labor I’ay Roll for The < ity Of Sanford For Week Lading February 7 1920 Sewers:' Will Akers *.00 Ed Smithy. 15.00 Will Akers 1.150 Total 34.50 Streets: *■ James Stewart 3.00 Arthur Dea* ’ 9.00 Arthur Deas 4.50 Berry Gardner G. W. Jackson* .. 12.37 Wm. King 12.00 Wm, King 12.00 Wm. Bristow 12.25 Total 65,12 Sa nltnry: Wm. Cooper 1,1.2 C .T . Taylor 12.00 Total ’ .... 23.25 F«r Week Ending February 14 1920 Sewers: D.G. McLaulin ‘ IH.Oo D/H. Edwards 18.00 Ed Smith 18.00 Ed Forum on 6.60 Will Akers 13.60 R.G. Williams 12.00 W. R. Williams * 7Y.no Total 157.50 Phone 2011 C o tto n S e e d M e a l NITRATE SODA P o ta s h N itr a te ASHES Cor. Oak and 2d St PHONE 3 SANFORD i ; 1 Berry Gardner Janies Stewart Total. Sanitary; Wm. Cooppr G .\ V .Jackson C. C. Taylor Totnl For Week Ending February Sewers: D.G. McLaulin I>. II. Edward* Ed Smith Ed Fnroqjon ......... Archie Hudson Muse Richardson W* R. Williams 1 V V : ' Every Cloud H as a Silver * Lining W e will line your darkest clouds with SILVER, if you maintain a check account with this bank. ' - .. mue taiK with us may mean DOLLARS and sunny skies to YOU in days to come. John Hall Berry Gardner Wm. King .1 Sanitary Dept.; Wm. Cooper . 10.12 G. W. Jackson ' 12.37 Geo. Thompson 10.00 C. Tpylor " 16.00 Total ! . 48.49 For The Week Ending Febfunry 28lh Sewers: V (Continued on page 4) •\s _fr , ,;ii f J ' r j y | f A j g f c L . g r i | rt * Labor on Streets Wm. Brinson D. II. E l wards D. G. McLaughlin . - V t YOU MAY FIND Famous Dixie Cakes Itercipls Dog IJcenses (amount col leeted • Oeupalional Licenses Col­ lected Amount of Amusement Li census Current Taxor (personal & Geo. Thompson Morman Thompson GOOD M EAL C ity M arket SANFORD, FLA , I t is worth quite a bit to be able to get parts you need them, and not have to wait and pay addi­ tional expense for spe­ cial factory shipments. GLASSES ADJUSTED , and REPAIRED FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pound Cnllcrilons ician Lenses Ground Income tax blanks for computing returns for the year 191-9 are now being distributed, and boforcr March 15th, every unmarried person with" an hpcome of $1,000.00, of if married, $2,000.00, must make a return even though deduction^ allowed may reduce taxable income to the point where theres no liability for payment. * 1 The officers of the First National Bank have taken some time and trouble tp inform- themselves as fully as possible regarding the law and rulings bearing on the matter, and will be glad to render assistance to nil who may desire it in making out their returns. Come in and bring all information and figures for the year's business and let us help you. 1st Aaat. chief 2nd Asst. Chief . ____ ___— Police Deparlmcnl Chic/ Sanitary Inspector Patrolman Patrolman Motorcycle officer Street Department Superintendent Health Department City Physician Health Officer Sanitary Collector H i i M ^ u 'M n a S r im ~ eaWw OfSsM * IT, i t i s . at tb« ,o«ionk» * ! 84i>r<xd r w u u »»■!« C H A R L IE WALTON R E T IR E S C. H. WaRon has disposed of his interests if\ the Indian RiviV Advo­ MBMUKK n r THE ASSOCIATED PUKMM I cate at Titusville after twenty eight years of service as the editor and And yet. without liqupr ft) these general manager of the "pink sheet” past two months, tKe codntry m ana­ as it is familiarly known all over tho ges to stagger along.-1- Leesburg state and in many other states of tho Commercial. —i union. Tw enty eight years is a long " Stagger a(opgj If right and we note time tp serve the people without several “staggering Along” -on the money and without glory hut Char­ streets of Sanfordwlricfi give rise to lie Walton Bcrved them right royally wonderment uhout where they oh and well 'In all that time and only tained thla "stagger stuff” and why his failing health makes it necessary they are allowed to stagger along for him to give up the reins to a n ­ o u t's tr e e ts in prohibition tim e any other after auch a long and illustrous more than In wet times. career. M r . ’ Walton slat A th a t he will .still have an Interest in th e Ad­ Sanford seems to he having a vocate which is good news to his worse time with its privately owned many frlem}a in the "press gang" for light and water paint than we are the Florida Pres* Association could with our nilnicipnl plant. Five daya not hold a r’e&l rpecting without Mr. in succession without any juice is the aryl Mrs. Charles Walton. Success record so far.—Leesburg Commcr- and long life to them and may they retire to their beautiful home cm the Yes, we have searched the records Indian River to enjoy the sunset of in this country and all foreign coun­ llfc.Rurroundeti by their friends anil tries and this has the world beat. with the knowledge that their work Another .record established for San­ has been well donc.v* ford is the fact of being the only The Advocate has been purchased city in Ljie world where they lire .ex­ by W. R. Dobson of the Cocoa S t a r 1 pected to pay for Service which they who will combine the two papers and | have not received. However we will cull them the Star' Advocate and hnvc a.municipal plant in another thus give Brevard county one big twelve months and pay our money to paper and one. that should prove* ourselvcs. very popular. Success to the new] owners apd th e old. That awful freeze did not materia­ lize yesterday. T h e re has never been a freeze.in Florida after.February as far back as the present memory of I’m firmly of the belief that the Ilian goeth and there probably never t eacher s of this s t a t e are underpaid. wlli be oiiu. So this bright and sunny day we are giving out sympathy to I heard twer young men talking on the folks north who are digging the street several nights ago, and, themselves out of the snow banks ju srn s ! panted 1 heard nnp trH .the and with poor prospects of coal for other' "Well. w*ith your regUlur pay the fire and furnace. Wo may have and what you can pick up on the a few drawbacks in Florida but the aide it’s dead easy to round-up sixty dollars a week ’* Gee. think of that, oh. you newspaper men! Think of it, too. oh you teachers! I’m betting that neither out; of the f^lows talk­ ing had even a high school education and there was sixty dollars lying around ready to he horns waggled! And a teacher has to pay for educa­ tion—Unless dad paid it all; and even then she has to keen trotting round To Our Customers and Friends Before making investments consult officers of this HOME 16.50 VVE P A Y IN S T IT U T IO N 4 V. ON S A V T M n t �MARCH: 6, 1980 Little Happening* Mention of Mattera In Brief Personal Items of I nil-re st , SANFORD DAILY HERALD In a n d A b o u t •£ The C ity ■<£ "flu" a n d /v i U 't r y and improvo her health b y 'n change of scene*. Mr. H. L. Gibbs becomes the owner of th e neat little cottage on Elm Ave a n d and street where he will he convenient to hU machino shops. Mr. Gibbs purchased thru J. E. Sprling. See notice of the services a t ..the Congregational Church In another column night at " T h e Altamonte Hotel , Altamonte Springs. Dancing from 8:30 to 11:30. Tickets 75 cents each person. Geo. E. B ntes & Son. Fri. and *Sat.»tf. EVERYTHING IN G r o c e r ie s Summary of th« ' Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers KOil SALE FOR LESS T H A N ITS VALUE ACCOUNT O W N ER LEAV INC APPLY A. P. CONNELLY-. 81-Frl-Mon-We-I. 12 tc. D. C, Wagner of Kissimmee was in the city yesterday shaking hands with his many Sanford friends. Mr. Wagner has tho state ugency for one of the largo insurance companies and together with his real estate business he is kept busy. His friends here are glad to know th a t he is propspering and that he and his family are well. For Klim Powdered Milk. Phone. 2412 W. W. Drrasor. 108-Gtp Remember the Board of Trade meeting at the Court House next Tuesday night at 7:30 at which time new ofllccra will be elected and the members will get ready for .a big season in Sanford. There nre many matters of improtnnee that should be taken u p for this city and county and the Boayd of Trad,e is the place to bring it. On account, of illness in family, necessitating removal to Georgia the Park Avenue Cufe and all fur­ niture and oquipemnt is offered for sale. Good business in good location. For particulars *ee M bs ! Carrie Christian Science services will be held at the Woman’s Club, Oak avenue, between Third and Fourth streets, on Sunday naming at 10:45 o’clock. Subject: "Man'-', ll-ltc . Dr. and Mrs. Langley are now living in their *m\w home recently purchased of H. B. Crowder. The lu m e is at .611 Park avenue, Ph6no NICE FAT MACKEREL Electrical Fixtures, House Wireingi in fact a ll'k in d s of electrical work. Phone 442.' W. H. Treadwell, Electrician, 83-tL Floor coverings. Gold Seal Guarcntced Congoleum Art Squares. Hall runners . nnd yard goods. Boston Bargain House, A. Kanner Prtfp. 213-215 Sanford Ave. 68-tf Property Owricrs Take Notice The lawj provides thnt "If taxes upon leal eitr^tu shall not .he paid before' the First day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall adevertise and sell." all concerned th at t'he requirements of law will he compiled with and the Tax Books will postively he closed on April First as . provided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will be advertised nnd execu­ tions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. 1 r j m o *D. JTNKINS Trtx Collector, Seminole County. 110- tc. ‘ ' LEST YOU FORGEP- their efforts td raise furidi and fife fruition o f jth e ir plans cause* much rejoicing among the members. C. E, Notice The Presbyterian Christian En­ deavor Society will hold its regular meeting Sunday night a t 0:30/ All thembers are urged to bo present.. F. L. MILLER, Owner All you good Base Ball men that came across with $50.00 last year for the sup­ port of the team remember that it takes just twice-as mucli to get the same.resulta this year because everythiug that goes, into the making of a first-class ball * club, like everything else, has advanced in price. This ybar, when you are called upon, kick with a hundred. You'll get your money’s worth before the season is over. 1 . . Social Socrc tnrjahls As A Social Ladder. "T h e Lure of Ambition" At T h f Princess ^To-day• T he social secretary la a personxfjfe "’of "rapidly increasing imporance. Not only does she assume the social burdens of her employes? but frequently aho" bears the burden of important execu tive duties. This was especially true of Olga Dolan, th o heroine of "Lure- of Am­ bition the new super-production in which William Fox will/present Jfhod. Bara at the Princess tomorrows Olga Dolan, formerly a child of the alums, became social secretary to Lady Constance Bromley, and then, secretary to th e Duke of Rqtledge. As secretary to the Duke she won from a foreign diplomat an im portant internatiqpal concession which the Duke had been unahle to secure. This achievement won her ont only tho Duke’s ndmhation, but led to her becoming the Duchess of Rutledge, the highest social position In the land. ** As evidence that this remarkable rise of an ambitions girl is not without parallel In real life, mu>' he cited in the case of. the Soman who was- secretary to David. Lloyd George, Brltlih" prim e—m in is tr r^ S o etlicient was her work that she vecame practically an cx-olflcb) mem­ ber of tho British cabinet—which position she ntkv holds And No Matter Whether You Give or Not remember that you will always get your full money's worth a t our place. You get a full dollar’s worth for every dollar you sperid with us. We have customers and customers and more customers that will testify to this and we want you, if The Store That Is Different ( or I£ Robert1 ADVERTISING For Rent' Unfurnished room in Bill hop Block. A I*. Connelly. 110-3tc. For Sale—o room house, posses­ sion March 23rd. A I*. Connelly, Wanted—Lady waitress Experienced l tO-.'tte, Bell Cafe 79-tf SUGGESTIONS' FOK S P R I N G BEANS LIM A B E A N S BEETS EGG P L A N T SQ U A SH TOM ATOES CUCUM BERS SW E E T CORN PEPPERS Charles Electric . Company Electrical Fixtures and « Supplies of All Kinds £ by an expert - *^ Motor, Generator a n d ncto Repairing a Lum ber mpany ■ the Pipe Organ. At the meet: Club ef the JlaptRt Temple on Mon day aft rjm*i P .m on ? OltHJF DUWnPfS tran<ui'.*d v.ax the important urr* a n i m v * ti- to buy the Pipe Organ for which t c club h:« been working for-several you Ap-nU of various Pipe Or^jjn concerns hiivo been r,.,til|edAh t 't k - Club desires to buy and ho rn «iitt '■ to icU'c. tHe orgnn that it may bo in’n a it,e.opening- of ,tfje Temple auditorium 'Sept. 15th. T he club has hem indefatigable v In r Tractor plowing and all kinds of Tractor work. Call Phone 184. FOUND OtHirFL St. .west or Sanford $4437.50 Fronting north on brick highway just cast of the artesian Spring half mile west of Monroe road. 35*’j acres of ideal home site and irrigable farm land. Worth $200 per acre offered for $75 per acre cash Direct from ownes. Enquire; nt "Phone 352 re­ lating abstract and deed.' 94-tf. >. For Kent—One large, will fur­ nished* room. 717 Park A’vo. 109-6t Specialty f S an fo rd H eights It II as Happened to Others And May Happen to You For Sale—At Stanford, by Western Union, Co., twenty five* or thirty undersize heart cypres* telegraph poles 20 nnd 25 feet long. Suitable for fence post * flvo or si* fence posts can be made of each.pole. !IO-6tc‘ For Sale—Two atory 8 room house and garage. Sanford Heights. Apply No. 402, Sanford Ave. 90-tfc For Sale— House and Magnolia avenue. Good P. O. Box 329. Mag i W e are ready to serve you at Si For Sale—Frc^li Milk Cow. See E. J.'T a y lo ri 407 Magnolia nvrrttfo. ” all tim es . Charles Electric Company 107 West First St. *Phone 311 Lot on bargain 107-fitp For Sale—'One 18-H orso Power Kerosene Oil Engine. Chase Co.. Sanford. T1«. * I05-tf. J* 'g icS hn FRECKLES Positively Itiinoved by D r. Iic iry ’o Freckle Ointment , In Sp ile of Everything You M ay Happen lo Do He Prepare^ When ' It Does Happen I” ~ W ^ Fire Insurance So that you may not be the loser, financially u s FOR FIR E INSURAN CE see ton-tf 1 E A L ESTATE. J SANFORD-, F L A .3 pro perty D r.C IL Berry CA- n o --- - - ALL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . _ LIA B IL-ITY . Your DruccUt or by Msjl 65c Srntl ior I'fre floakUt ’■ * i ;■ CHULUDTA. FLORIDA For S^Ie—Typewriter, standard make. Call or address 606 E. 3rd St. ' • 110-nth. Tost - Strayed or stolen, Monday hfar. I «t., .Small., brown Bttckcr Liberal reward. Address or call nt Herald nfllec. "* lll-ltp . Electrical Engineer Lime, Cement, Plastor Brick, Drain Ti*e and Sewer Pipe. :: :: MRS. C. Da DRUM LEY, Manager, We Have The SEED— FRESH « Pipe Organ Club ..Votes Special Attention Given to Autom obile Parties &. Wiring and Estimates of. A ll Descriptions unHh of Ur* Florida E; Roflroad ■ For Sale—Stable Manure in *car lots. Budkin Girvin, Bisbee Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. I10-50te. Mrs. 11. A. Terlu'un, Editor Phone 395 Building Material or Sale--Kiddie-Kotrp, dltlonT $ 10.00 cash Clai 214 Elm ave. CHUL&OTA IN CLASSIFIED P e r s o n a ls Monuments, Copings to Marble or Granite rioms for tenants m suitable U avtnuo m -3 tp . SS B C H A S E & CO. Mrs, C. L. Goodhue is upending n few days in. Jacksonville. • Mr. Julian Roper of Columbia. S. C. is the tui” i <T I Lj aunt and rousin, Mrs, C. M. Tolar und Mrs. Loretta Broliler.on. M r s . ‘J. B. McLeod returned this week from Trilby. Mr. and Mrs. Shellds of Pittsburg •ty , l o ' > ? t —Furntike i r r I,: < •! e« j , ; PermaVi * r, ! ) e . e 1. . A im ' I bo lr It<. j for 'gentleman, t 2 It W anted—White lady for, house­ keeper ami cook for 'in!!! ‘hands at SANFORD, FLA Plilvis Marble Co PACK 3 - - C O LLIS IO N DAMAGE. "V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1920; <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