1 10 299 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f068efff3078fef25e0ef9f7b0ebcf6c.pdf c317c62b39ae7183bb6583bb47a35714 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1922 VOLUME HI- THAT INTERNATIONAL C. OF FINANCIERS SHOULD BE CALLED MEANTIME HE WILI t HOLD HIS PROPOS; FOR CONFERENCE Words it Will Re n Club CASE IN LOUISIANA V iC on Senate If they ItKTUItNHD ON Fly the Track TUESDAY III. The Aaanrln(r«l I'rraa I BALTIMORE, Dee. 30.—Special Deputy Calhoun of Morehouse P ar­ ish who has with him requisition on the governor of Maryland for the re­ tu rn to isiuisiana of Dr. B. M. Me* Koin, is expected to arrive tomorrow. Owing to the, holiday Mondn.v it is believed Governor Ritchie will not act on the case until Tuesday. . ” Dr. McKoius is reported to l>e suf­ fering from nn^gltnck of bronchitis a t the city jail this morning; He was ordered to lied by the jail pliysieinn, who issued instructions that visitors be denied the patient, who ‘was not, however, regarded as seriously ill. III. T kr Aaanrlnlril I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—Diselosurea by Secretary Hughes in his New Haven speech Inst night of the belief of the government thnt nn interna­ tional commission of financier* in­ cluding Americans might well !*• call­ ed to recommend a method of settle^ incut in the reparations crisis appar­ ently leaves the next move to the Allied Prem iers. The American sug­ gestion. S ecretary Hughes s|M'cl«rd was offered ns nn alternative in the event the premiers at the Paris .meet­ ing Tuesday failed to find a basis for adjustm ent of views. • LONDON— Prime Minister Ilonar Law will take to the Paris confer­ ence of prem iers a complete plan up(Continued on page I) fohl over tiic proposal oi .■><m»w» |[„r#h thnt President H arding call an rcuiKiluir conference came to a sen*htionnl i litnax in the senate yesterday when the Idaho senntor anmiunccd that he would withhold his proposed anulidmeiu to the navy appropriation hill mi the adm inistration nssurunccs given by Senator W atson-of Indiana thatdhe President already was sound­ ing out the situationdn n way which might lend to some movement which would ni.Mn the Mdjm.iim.nt. of cyptUlinns prevailing, in Europe, . Senator Borah made known his de­ cision during the debate afte r Ken-ntor Watson, one of the adm inistra­ tion spokesmen .who was instrument-* al in llnlg up the adm inistration for­ ces in opposition to the proposal, a p ­ pealed to the Idaho scnntqr not to press his proposed resolution for sub­ stantially the same reasons ns o u t­ lined i i P President Harding's letter of SHERIFF DOUBTS MAN IN CUSTODY ‘ TO HE BEHGDOLI Dec. 30.—Sheriff Jones, of I amiii county, announced Inst night thnt while he did not believe a young man taken from a trait* here Thursday was Grover Cleveland Rergdidl, the prisoner would be held until it i* established thnt he is not the i’hilndelphin d ra ft dodger. Wide pub­ licity has heed given rumors thnt Hergdoll is enroutc to this country as V seaman aboard a German vessel bound for a g ulf port and his photo­ graph lias been published in the news­ papers. A constuble who met a train from the w est saw a man who he said resembled Hergdoll’s picture and be arrested-''him. The prisoner claims I llr th rA n w rlli* < l WASHINGTON, Hoc. 30.— Federal government in liricf filed in the su ­ premo court held th p t nppvuls ^ of foreign steam ship lihes ag ain st recent prohibition decision of Judge Bund nt New York hud failed to show th at the United States had conscntcnd to be sued and eases could not therefore Ih> prosecuted. The governm ent also in­ sisted th at the court did not hnve jurisdietion for fu rth er reasons th at ap­ peals ‘Mo not present cause of action in equity under constitution tif the United States. WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—Sentenc­ es of eig h t members of the Industrial W orkers of the W orld.convicted in the Haywood ease of conspiracy nnd violation of .the w ar tim e laws Vor® commuted by President Hjirding today t<> expire at once on conditiofr'CKTit the prisoners leave the United S tates nev­ er to return. OCALA, Dec. 30.—U nder authority granted by tile courts the Oklnwnhn Valley railroad from Ocala to Palnlka suspended operations cffuctivc to- MIAMI, I)cc. 30.— Lloyd I). Ileth, Chicago attorney employed by rela­ tive* of Mrs. Dorothy Krmly to assist in the prosecution of K.«lgar G. Krady, charged with her m urder, stated on his arrival here he will not insist thnt N lI M H K I t 237 O F T H E Y E A R 'N O W ' IN C . A S M A D E ' P U B L IC CLOS- BY FIN A N C IE R S Who Hive Reason for the Won • derful Upward Trend of Trflde Everywhere III. T h e A . a o r l a l r d I’rraa) - CHICAGO. Dec. 30.—Optimism for 1923. permeated the sunim nrizationa from a business stnnd|>oint of the year now closing ns made public by some o f Chicago** lenders in finance nnd Industry. They gave reasons for sat­ isfaction, chief of which were upward trend of trade, n lone .of g re ater con­ fidence,. improved conditions of a g ­ riculture, increasing business activ­ ity generally, favorable conditions of bank reserves, Interest rate* credit structure, more noruup relationship between prices of different classes of commodities and Itctter foreign cx- WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—Stock taking of tin- nation's domestic bus­ i n e s s for the p a s t year gives "a feel­ ing of natisfactiou" ns to the progress m a d e , tlie departm ent of commerce d e c l a r e d yesterday in nil ond-of-theyenr statem ent, and from this day's p o s i ti o n it added, "theio are no seri­ ous obstacles in sight which should hinder fu rth er advances” in the early new year. • Optimism horn of the accomplish­ ments of the past month*, which m a­ ny o fficia ls of the government regard n s a itniarknhle strengthening of the economic fabric, is evident throughout tlie statistics mid details of the sta te ­ ment which noted the production of m anufactured commodities nvernged 50 per cent laig er than in PJ2L The farmer received appToximntely 17 per rent more for his products th an in WASHINGTON, Dc. ::o. I'rc-idelil Harding lib* decided to con­ tinue the existing federal control of fuel distribution foi at least another The penalty might he l'Manslaugh month, it was announced yesterday at r" if yog don't drive carefully. the white house. Though Conrad E. Half Way Between Depression and Spelts, the present head of the office FantouN Statistician Discusses Price has resigned nnd sent in a final re­ ing Y ear—^Stocks anil Ronds to Go port to the president upon the em er­ r> during the next Iw elte Months gency measures taken since the end iif the coal strike to assist the country in g ettin g a coal suppv, an organiza­ tion' will lie maintained to continue such distribution activities ns nro con­ sidered still necessary- n n d 'to net as an assurance against any strin g en ­ Looks Like. There Would Be Precedent Whereby rnu)*t in the cy in the n ear future. Building Cannot Be Placed There , lean liuiiiiMMi The bituminous coal supply of the country, Mr. Spelts said, can he con­ “The unsettled conditions in for­ and investors who nre facing the sidered with no likelihood of shurt- problem of m aking plans for the New The purchasing power of these'people eign countries, pnitieulnrly in Eu­ is out of it* natural pro p o rtio n rope,'' the statem ent continued, “ nro Year, " It is not entirely n m atter of re­ strll depressing our trade and to somo Kigns nre not clear and the usual ducing wages, although labor costs extent have no doubt kept the price* barom eters seem to contnulii t oinare a large factor, nor is it entirely of agricultural products below the another. a m atter of inefficient m anagem ent.| level of o ther commodities. Hut w ith­ In the face of tin* g'eaeial • nlifus No, the problem >>f high costs is not a in the past two month* this latter conloll wo had best flill hack on the facts problem of any one elem ent; and re­ relieved to some oxplat, especially w here such lots abut nnd figures. A fter a thorough study adjustm ent can como in only one way Court the pnrk or are separated from it only of the fundam ental drastic competition. All this will While dealing only briefly with for­ by a stree t ca rries with it tlie right govorn our-m arket, I take fu rth er time. eign trade the review* said thnt A iw t on the p a rt of th e grantees tn have son today issued a s’ "Does this mean th a t there will be the parcel used fo r public park p ur­ icall export* had dropped 111 |>er cent d e a rs the n ir and f no opportunities in 1U237 Not a hit! ns compared with last year, but the poses only. of fact for your plan There will l»e just ns ninny chances "2. Where th e owners^ of certain comparison was on n .basis of eleven to make money as in any year you ."W e nre now at laud p n pared and filed in the offie months, and. in addition* presented a Itabsou ever lived. It will he possible foj- you business cycle," say of the clerk of th e circuit c o u rt‘of u l o n g climb from a poor sta rt accordto make as much during the next ; "where you ra n gel county a pint thereof exhibiting then •- mg to off Mia Is. Imports to Septem ber twelve months as in any yetar of y u r different opinions as mi the land as laid off into blocks, lotIs 22 when the new tariff luw was cfbusiness life, lint it will not lie along ness men. Some are and streets as land for a town,* and n fective, were slightly above last year the lines which made money in 1919 parcel shown thereon was markok| and indications are, it was stated un­ and 1920, nor in any other boont year. •Park,’ the fact th a t a w ritten dedi­ officially, th n t the y ear's total may The profits in 1023 will como by giv­ catory instrum ent attached to the plat exceed lust year's im ports by a small ing attention to details, by stopping only purported to dedicate th e 'streets margin. illations' the little leaks, by saving h»\ro and nilniiiiutrnt ion's or nlgfiWBy** shown thereon does not, The total volume of building, o r­ Jvr.the purpose, of (idling ‘.‘thifl-i’UD there through new labor-saving In­ in the nbscnce of other language dinarily a measure of th e country’s fcrcncc.” . . . ventions, and most of all, by devising showing clearly nn intention not to business health, was 52 per cent la r­ "No, not negotiations," K< nntor new and more economical means of dedicate the p ark , operates 'OB a re­ ger than in the same period Inst year Watson replied. "W hat I snlil distributing goods. This was not nl servation of such p ared from dedica­ nnd Die prediction was m ad e.th at the tlmi ‘feelers’ had Iicon pul out nil the situation during th e business Illy Th e Aaam'lalrd I’ rraa) tion, and the sale of lots w ith refer­ full year's rcco;-rd will exreed th n t of the foreign nations were being sound­ Imom. Then the man who stopped to WOODBURY, N'. J., Dec. 30.—C lar­ contract* for 11 months ence to such n p lat operate* a* n dedi­ ed with a view to finding out w hether ence A lexander-W ray, former college prevent small leaks found himself _ nted a much la rg e r cxcation of the parcel fur public park u| the United States mny ho helpful, ami football plnycr and Lewis /\. Brunner caught by th e momentous rise in pric­ nditure of money than for the full purposes that in my opinion it m ight lend t« a c,f Philadelphia, died here early today es nnd changes in general conditions. nr of l'.>21, it was said. conference. hint I had no authority ns n result of injuries received when •"Those days have passed. They There wns n genuine swell in the whatever to suy that. I speak purely were wild and m erry while they Inst­ dtime of the general trade, accord­ for myself as an individual and give ing to the sum m ary, which mentioned my personal views, representing the n il per cen t greuter sale by mail or­ opinions of nobody In authority. At der houses and a 13 per cent increase the same time, 1 nm not entirely, ig­ in business by chain sto res ss indica­ norant of the fact thnt these feelers tive of the business tide, declines sphave been put out ju st ns the prest: JAPANE8B USING MORE GAS penring only in isolated lines. dent in his letter states." Increases in production with the The administration position was I n r T h e A aaoel*IM I’rra a ) Early liuyer Fays $2.50 to $3.00 per Crate for Fifty reduction o f immlgation were said TOR 10, Dec. 29.—Japanese arc be­ further emphasized by Senator Lodge proportionately reduced. H igher wag­ to have taken care of the unemploy­ - Cars of Good Celery coming grenter users of gas and gas of Massachusetts tand Senntor McCores, higher rents, more expensive Kales m ent situation nnd labor shortages mirk of Illinois. The form er declared cook stoves nnd heaters nre g radual­ organization—in fact, npnriy every An nugur for good prices for Snnford’s celery Is seen In n transaction were reported In some localities. It thnt American nmbassndors nnd m in­ ly replacing charcoal fires nnd ha* Rem of expense Is out*of proportion recently completed by John C. Mauer, Jr., who has contracted for fifty cars was added, however, th a t work ap­ isters had been most inquiring na to ziers. The gas companies hnve thus with the nmounj of business dono. of celery a t F. O. II, prices ranging from $2.50 to $3.00 |x?r crate. These cars peared to be waiting for most labor­ the possibility of American action and fa r been unable to'copc with tho de­ "Instead of wil d gyrations in the will begin rolling the firs t week in January and the lastshipm cnt* on this ers who sought It. contended th at Senator Borah’s mand. The amount of gfts distributed commodity m arkets, the average nmrndment If adopted, would he h arm ­ by the Tokio gas company increased tren d throughout the coming year contract will Imj made not later than the 25th. CHARGED WITH MURDER Mr M aurer, who has visited this section for a num ber of years is n buy­ ful to the adm inistration's efforts. from a billion nnd a half cubic feet should be more of n sidewise move­ er of no mean repute, and it is his opinion thnt g<K.d prices on celery will hold Senator McCormick referred to nego­ in 1912 to nearly three billion cubic ment. Somb commodities nre high throughout the season. He hns made a careful survey o f th e crop nnd states NEW YORK. Dec. 30.—While fu­ feet this year, despite the fact that tiations for the Brussels conference and others nro very low, hut the m«neral services were held this morning that th e yield this year will r u t down the acreage to nn extent thnt th e total hut remained silent when Senator Bo­ the company has declined to install Jority at present nre nbout 15 per for Theresa McCarthy. HJ years old, production will not be ns lurge us wns anticipated. He states th at he quality rah pressed fo r' inform ation ns ^to additional meters since 1911, owing to cent above th eir levels a year ago. who was found dead with a bullet whether tho United S tales proposed the city having refused its request A y ear from now we shall probshly of the celery this yenr Is excellent and it Is on th lsfa c t that ho bases Tils wound in her heart a t her home in Price Spread Is Wide to increase prices when tho cost of statem en t thnt good pricea will be obtained. * to participate iq thnt conference. "Today n wide disparity exists be­ find them averaging a t nbout the This initial transaction of Mr. M aurer's will effectively dispose of the Brooklyn Tuesday, Benjamin Prenconi went up. tween prices of different commodi­ sam e level they stand today. In be­ usunl pre-season pessimism brought to this section by certain buyers nnd derville, o postal clerk and boarder ' However, the company is now erect­ ties, nnd particularly tho spread be­ tween, JJ«m> m ay be a fu rth o r rally should convinco tho grow ers thnt there is nothing to the rum ors of low in the McCarthy home, was formally ing a new plant nnd s t the end of this charged, w ith her m urder; He previ­ tween producer^' nnd consumers' from the low o f’1022, and ugrlculturpricea for "wild s tu ff" which is the new brand of gloom brought-to Sanford year* local gas consum ers'w ill hnve ously had been held on a homicide goods. This is n tjrnke on trade. One- al products certainly should do botavailable a daily supply of four millthis y e a r by. a few outside buyers. . 'r .'*'*• •. half of the pooplo cannot cam ‘ e nough . Inn cubic feet, according to officials M r. M aurer left Sanford Friday ovchlng fo r New York nnd will return charge. Earnings Will lie Higher tc buy the goods th at the other half “Earnings,” continued Mr. Raison haa to sell. There a rc one hundred Tb a Herald, I6e par ' (Continued on page 0) and six million people in the United Join the throngs of readers. �KTV*.1-A- . [ PAGE EIGHT | THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1922 f c V a ta n a R iita .rs f^ tj . LOCALS h h fcj " ti m The beautiful yncht nt tin* city <|Aek yesterday shows th a t, the tourists who love ynchtim : in Florida w atcrj ! all w inter will come here when we give them accommodations. H urry the yncht basin. B ULL None of that in this shop^-everythinK we tell you is straight goods, no misrepresentations in Roods nr prices—this is the store of reliable, fair dcnlinR, a<|tmrc prices ami superior scrice. . -Give Us a Trial and We Will l)o the llesl- J. J. N. CONNER, Manager :-- * ' 115 East First Street- I * MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 217-W If M S *"7 frl»B*t *UUImr T® —I f a r e r o Ii i ^ » / n k r r » o r f o m l n * S m i . 'ir If too * n t r r l n t n l n u , **r ll • r a r e t o Ikla i r p a i i n n l , i I U r i It w ll SUta lU. o r t r l r p k o n r I h r l i r a . bm i r t a l l r a p p r e c i a t e d F rid a y —Annual ball of the Social D epartm ent of the Woman’s Club. M onday—T enth annual reception of th e Parish of Holy Cross Church given hy th e rector, Rev. A. S. < Peek. • Mondny—New. Y ear's Hall at the C ountry Club. The Hill Lum ber Company hns ju st received nfiother c a r of th a t celebrat­ ed Keystone lime and are now p re­ pared to fill all orders for this wellknown product. Call and get th eir prices. The little W allace boy v;ho was knocked down And run over hy n truck on Celery avenue yesterday is getftln g along nicely nt the hospital. Mr. : Nall -who wu4 knocked duWtt hy a j car driven by Tom T erry and who suf* ' fered a broken leg and arm and o th er Injuries is also reported much b etter and on the mend. GLORIA SWANSON “THE IMPOSSIBLE MRS. BELLEW” Here is Glorious Gloria a t her re ­ splendent best. As the m other of whom slnndorous tongues have rob­ bed of her child asntl happiness, she was never so poignantly appealing. As. the gny, during lc:ide* of Mon­ te Carlo society, she wa^i never so lavishly gowned. Cnnrad Nagel, June K ludge and .Robert C s ln ln the brilliant supiKirting east. Other Attractions, too he operates farm s in four o th er states and th at he has $15,000 to invest in such a project in Florida. A ttorney Geneva] Uufnrd, to whom the letter Was' referred, is understood to be INFORM AL DANCE of the opinion th a t the present laws ♦ > would not perm it the operation of ♦ > L ast evening M rs. A. W. F itts cnsuch n j farm . Mr. A ustin explained tcrtnlncd m ost delightfully at an In­ th at he plans to ra ise quail, wild duck formal- dam e, a t, h er attractive homo and o th er gam e and to do n general f an Union avenue complimenting hur mail order business in disposing of guest, Miss Mnccie Sheldon, of New them. Sm yrna and. her son Billie, who is The cold w eather is m aking huslspending the holidays here with his nr.-ct h e tje r than has ever Irecn known at the ( h rb tn m s fag end of the sea­ parents. OUTRAGE PLOTTED y . The lower floor which opens en- son. The m erchants nil report a won­ suilc, was beautifully decorated with derful trad e this week and they are ____ COLUMRUS, tin., Dee. 2S.— W ljat Y quantities of exquisite roses, sweet m aking big preparations for next week wtv .......... ......................... January, whs described ns a plot to destroy the puis, chrysanthem um s and other and th e entire month of They are putting on sales and they homes of II m em bers of the city com­ choice cut flowers. Dancing was enjoyed until a late are realizing fine re u lts from th e m .!mission, a large m anufacturing plant hour, when th e hostess assisted by A dvertising in th e Daily H erald is «»d nnother p lan t was uncovered this Y afternoon. .Miss .Mario Uurkehile, served delicious bringing the results. ______ . About a dozen men met in a eem- T fruit punch, cakes and candy. Itilly Schm idt, tin* I u . m baker of etery; Inst night and mnpped out plans During the evening Miss Uurkehile delighted tin. guesta with a grotfp of! Kustis sent us some einnanm n roll? f'"' He attack , it wn rep lrted . Thejr v beautifully rendered solus, la n d o ther fine baked it •**-vI - hy parcel m known to havi i at • ° • t About th irty momhers o f the young-j post, o r ra th e r A tm Younts received V •» readiness, it w /s said, ❖ u M l enjoyed the cordial hospitality I it by parcel post and brought it The announcement ..I the contom- V „ f Mf» Kitts. round. Sam bring: us this weekly g if' pt .‘ed -outrage b ui.....u ih c l ♦♦♦ __ l___ from our dear old tin m a n friend al- »hia at tern...... at a n tu e n a m eeting, x Phone 104. John Steniper h a* nnother q u a rte r pnge advertisem ent in this Issue qUptlng r^jcli reniatkahly low prices on m eats and groceries th a t you will ju st have to palrm ^zo John tom or­ row. John has a solid ea r load of meats and groceries com ing in next week for his m arket page next Friday. Watch for his announcem ents. OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE AT ONE DOLLAR Tho rcihtoUs support of tiro citizens of Sanford and vicinity during«the past year, is am- V ? pie recoRiition of our partictilurly. high standards of V X i >■ Q U A LIT Y , SERVICE A N D CLEANLINESS v moot constantly RrowiiiR demand it has been found necessary to engage a f tent chef and we are fortunate to have .secured the services of formerly ❖ ❖ To the ctittipc- Mr. E. Justice, ol Y the Hotel MeAlpin, New York, who will take'entire charge of our kitchen. , Y Y The Management Guarantees a Splendid NK\V YEAR’S Dinner ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Y X : FOR VISITOR A nd a l o n t i n u a t i o n o f tin* e x i r l l c m e o f its c u is in e d u r i n g tin* c o m in g y e a r Miss Klennor I.ytel, of Jacksonville, was the charm ing honnree, W< lines, •lay evening when Mrs. It. K. Tolar en­ tertain ed in her honor a t bridge at M WOMAN'S n u n m" ’ ' v" " k nntl “ W....... ........ * 1..... 1 : ; " rvK" 'V J L her home on Magnolia live. There be­ ; . , , . [ m u r e th an words can tell: It keep* u s , weekly m ccim g .....* > ‘ ; V M i uioini’. “iooi.| ’♦ > The W om ans (lu ll of .Snnforil is | . . , L. _ l a r g e , i civle club ............ ................ ing three tables of players. ! in touch with Hilly Schm idt, who wt larg e rt ci\ ie afternoon count ns one of the W it friends in Mnrahul Morton, of the city body, is >■ The C hristm as colors, red and green invited to Del-and, Tuesday , count ns one of the licit friends in w ere emphasized# in the decorations hy tin Del-nod W om ans C u b for n wWlll_ n frilH1(, of alm ost tw enty- inuthurity for tin 'taienu-nt of tin reciprocity m eeting. Al! club m em -1 nnd details of this lovely affair. f which• -• I’1' \ five years standing- ntil A fte r several interesting games of |„ i s are invited and nil those who can makes Hilly a l least lull yeai * K 'I, I ’ll I .tI \ I t »i bridge were played, scores were count­ go art; asked to plume Mrs. R. L. I"lmu-vi lit UHKUtfl'l iwu ed nnd prizes awarded. Miss Maude ai and she will make arrangem ents AMEND GAME LAW imi rttitjje. Lake holding high score among the for cars.. It is earnestly desired that TO ALLOW W II.I) FOWL Indies was aw arded n dainty box of ti large representation from tlu* local HA IKED ON TH E FARM Hig Holla I Hi m i -at the •St-minol'c powder. The men's prize., n silver club will attend. pencil, went to QUI I-ake. Miss l.y■p \ | , | AtlASSKK. life. 2H. - T h e I ' «*■•’ Funday. Read al»-ot it in t to b y 's tel, the honorce, \vnB presented a box legislature in HKM' may he asked to jU e n d d . 2.'id-Ztc ANNUAL UEl El'TION of powder. • ■■ ? ■~r~~ * --:Mondny evening a t the Parish amend t lit * gnmo law s o f tho statu in At the conclusion of the card game, House, there will he the lentil annual order to perm it ruisdug of wild fowl 1 Store in Florida W E S E L L THE 10 Stores In Georgia th e hostess served banana split, dev­ reception which is given hy the rector, on farm s und th eir shipm ent to tho* J WORLD'S C R E A T E S T LEAVCHCR il's food ami fru it cake, as re fresh ­ of the P arish, Rev. A. S. Peck, to m arkets. * < m ents. W. A. Mt'Rae, tptmm'r -ioner of agw hieli'all im lobers of the Holy Gross Invited to meet this attra ctiv e visi . chinch and friends a re m ost cordially neuRurc, lias a letu ir from A. R. A u s-j Ths ficononiy BAKING P inV O E R to r w ere Misses May anil Mildred invited. tin. «f Speingfielil, Nla-°., a king- if STOKES’ MARKET Holly, Maude Luke, Cludy. Wil-.m. 11.. law - w tiid d pt r n u t lin o t i Olive Newman. Mi-sm -*. Hill L:ik«. tin m, adding th at it ti.li it It. M. Lingo, of .Inck* liville, was lit Hob Dodson, Jim Shaion.- K ohnt 11<•* tlu tity y etten lay alHietlllig to liuslSanford’s New Storely, Hill Moyu and Robert Thrasher. ness. Cafe CALUMET THE CRURCHWELL COMPANY -Phonc 127 J. Ii. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. DINNER PARTY Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P. Kynls, of Peoria, 112 MAGNOLIA' AVENUE Mrs. Raymond Philips was the 111., are am ong tho arrivals here and SH E E T MUSIC PHONOGIt \P IIS PL \VEILS PIANOS chnrm ing hostess last evening when ere stopping a t tho Montezuma. RECORDS H ' PLAYER ItO l.kS she en tertained at a dinner party at her home on Elm avenue, eomplinu ntMr. and Mrs. S. E. H arrett have re- p j T U N I N G ing Mr. and Mrs. F. A rthur H azznrd.i, url„,,| home froiu JackrlTuvillu where and Mr. nnd Mrs. t'. T. Poml, of Au-',,,,,^. tht- past five days. gusto, (hr., tin- guests ol her mother, --------—— 11 ........—" Mr*%T. L. Duninr. Mi...t Mao ie Sludtluii, of New Sinyi Covers were laid for .seven, at the rji> Hie a l t r m t i 'e guest of her atmt. nt trac t ively nppolntwl tables, which Mrs. A. W. F itts. hail as its centerpiece, a large dilvcr vase of golden calendulas. At each Philip Simmons, o f Orlando, wns in place were dainty nut cups filled with the city yesterday tran sactin g Imsw — AT. Halted nuts. At six o'clock a tem pting ness. six course d in n e r'w as served. tL* . A fte r dinner the guests were joined Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Sanders, of hy Mr. and M rs. Edward b in e , and Hamlet, nrc spending a short time bridge w as-played until n late hour. here and are registered at the Monte­ N ext to Princess Theatre When scores were counted, the prize zuma. for the ladies; an Irridcacent flnwt’r IkiwI wns won hy Mrs. C. T; Puml. Miss Eleanor I.ytel, of Jacksonville, while the men’s prize, a pongee hand­ i i the charm ing guest* 'o f ‘her aunt. kerchief went to Edward Lane. Mrs* It. E. Tolar at her home on Mag­ Following the gam e, the hostess nolia avemie. served C harlotte Rus.se and fruit F. II. Hinson, of lluilington, N. (’., cake. • The guests for the evening were arrived hen* yesterday for n short Mr. and Mrs. F. A rth u r lliizmird, Mr. •>ti:y nnd is pleasantly located nt the nnd Mrs. C. T, Pund, Mrs. T. I.. Du­ Montezuma. . ' ' One 1921 PnlRO lotirlnu, In perfect eomlltlon. Newb* m as, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane and ed. five Rtiotl lireg, looks nnd rung like new. Only Mrs. C harles L. Polk and children Raymond Philips. A real h&rcnin. ____ __ -------—of Jacksonville, will arrlvo here this afternoon and \\dll he tho guests of 1D20 lluicU Toil ring. This enr hns never been w o rk e d on. ur painted over. In perfect ccndltion. One ride will con­ Mrs. U. E. Tolar. ■ PHONOftRAI’H KEl'AIRS s u « « a a u s B i M * n i ! B S B s a B S B » s n u s H S B i i n s s s a B H « m i M B H « s r 3 S s n s i s s s s * H * « » « B B B ,,,* * , “ 2■ ' ( h • 2 n. trad Pants Suits Fruit Cake -• ROUTH BAKERY Used Car Bargains Mullet Roe, lb ........... 55c Salt Mullet, l b . ..... ,...15c N ice Fat Mackerel Jones* Dairy Farm Sausage Nice Fat Hens Clover Hill Butter,*1110 Best vince you of its value. Mrs. C. L. M illitzdr and children, of Orlando, arrived hero last evening and uro spending the week hero with Iter t l s b r , Mrs. C W. Stokes a t her hotjte on •I Magnolia avenye. Dr. and Mrs. O. J. Miller and chlld u n, yvhn h aw been the guests of th* form er's father, Then. J. Milhfr, le ft^ yestenlay for tlu-ir homo in Alexnu-] drin, La. Mrs. A rrington, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McKinnon «fmj Mrs. W. A. Lester motored to St. Petersburg where they will nttciul the Teachers Aow eiation which is being held litero i ■■— 1921 Ford C oupe.' New Diamond Cord tires. N e w ly paint­ ed. Anyone who wantu n Ford Ctnipeivill take tluKone» Another real harRain: Same as new. Ford liRht delivery. Five tire.s. and locking stecrmi; wheel. Only ?.HH).tiu. I y » | F o rd T o ttrin R . n e w to p , s e a t c o v e rs , r u n s fin e . Five ’ t i r e s . ‘O n ly $ 2 9 0 .0 0 . . ________ All of the above cars were well taken care of iiefore traded in to us for new Muicks. Yve sell on easy terms, w e Rive you quality and value. Call for a demonstration. Buick — 202 MAGNOLIA AVE. W e have a few Suits with 2 Pants �' , kiL ' »1 - kr* - =V ^AGE TWO iim -r , ’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER .10, 1922 - *■ 1■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■♦- ■ - ■■■■■■■ . _____ ____ ____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiig iB iiiiiiiiiiiii .* % «wr luiiniuiiiiuhTnimiminuiiuTTTT ,amm The battle is once more to the strong1and the race will be won by the swift. The undersigned wish you and yours the fullest measure of success, and hope that 1923 will prove to be your best year. * Em im iin m illlh ll|in i|||||||||H iH ||H ih n iiiiiiiii» iiiiiu iiiM iiiin n iiin iiii» iiiiiiiiin irTrnmT7TiTTr..=rrT^iiijinuiiniinnuM ni|H inilM iH nTm nH I[TnTtaBHtf ^ n m iT m i Z ^ bbucuehuu riti4 aB u aaraB B B au u B B aB flaB B flflaa B n B aflB M B aa B n n a aaB B to B B u n aB flB aB au u a * B a B B U B B B a u aaB B B aB n aB u u n aaa aB u aB B aB B B aB B B aaB B B B B aa aiB M B aa aan a aB aB B B B B B aM U * B a * ,IIIIIB,l,IIIBai11111111,1111111ll,lll,a>lll>>llll,lil>niai>3l>,ailllliaa" l>aill>,l,ll|*a W e W is h O u r F r i e n d s a n d P a t r o n s A H a p p y a n d P r o s p e r o u s N e w 4 9 7 ---P h o n e - - - 4 9 7 . D E A N E T U R N E R ’S GROCERY 1st St., Y ea r ■■■■■■■■■■■RRRRBBBBaRBRBBBaaRRRaRBaRREaBaRRRRRRRHaBRERRBBBRREaaBRaURBBaBaUBBBaaaBBBRBBBBBaaBBaaBBRRJBaZaBBaRRRaRRaaRaBBaRBRRRBBRBaBRBRRaBaBRpRRRRaRRBRBRRBaBBaaBRRBRBRaBRRRaBBBBRRBaBRRaRlaBa HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL May the year 1923 be filled with happiness and prosperity is the wish of the Another load of Armour’s Skinned Hams, per lb. ......... ........................... ..25c K ingan’s Box Bacon, per box...... ........ ......40c ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS =#£^2-' Milk-fed Veal and Western Lamb Fresh Fruits and V egetables SERVICE QUALITY . .* PRICES Electrical Fixtures— Appliances— Lamp*—Motors nhd Supplies of nil Kinds \ Phone 210 . I »;-■ An we enter irtto the year of 1023 we are not unmindful of the you have honored us with during the year of 1U22 and in extending you our heartiest greetings for the y ear of 1923 we want to take Hus occasion to express to you our sineere appreciation *of (bo.lHudhw, with which you have favored us. You have nindo It possible for u«, l>y your patronage, to enlarge our business nnd wo have moved into a verylarge store where it is our purpose to keep a large stock on hand that will perm it us to give you prom pt service. Inform ation nnd gtlykc given on nll'kinds of decorating*. -With sincere appreciation of your patronage and wishing you a hnppy'N ew Your, {sincerely yours, SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. WE GREET YOU WITH MUSIC FOR THE NEW YEAR!!! i TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS r\jjpfev" - V=T 112 Magnolia Avenue----------T-------------------------------------- Phone 113 __ I. D. Martin- ** NVEI.AKA Itl.OCK Just around the corner from the American F ruit draw er* H. A. HALVERSON With the Same Old Wish In the Same Old Way We wish yon happiness on this day. 1 NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS II New Sheet Music, Piano Rolls and Musical Instruments. OCR MANY PATRONS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. v IS TO YOU Greetings Like All the Rest And with the New Year wo are triad to announce th;tt our Anti will con tin u e to serv e you w ith the best equipment is better than ever with better MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING YOU HAPPINESS AND GOOD CHEER service to al! Southern Utilities Co. The Ball Hardware r-f * 7 ♦ Florida Sanford FLORIDA SANFORI) GREETINGS We wish our many friends and patrons a Hearty, Happy, prosperous and greater New Year. y The House of Quality I THEO. J.' M IL L E R AND SON OUR KERVK'K TUB SAMB OUH Q UALITY I UK SA M B FI.ORIDA S A M O K I) WE GREET YOU WITH A A SMILE AND GOOD WISH FOR A BETTER, HAPPIER NEW YEAR. ECONOMY FOR THE NEW YEAR _ SERVICE q u a l it y FUR N ITU RIO OUU FRICKS LOWER Sccond Street ancl- Corner Magnolia Avenue FAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY .- ECONOMY GROCERY First S trc e t- We.wish our friends and patrons a Happy New Year. The new equipment we have installed fs for your benefit, as we have the facilities to serve you better ftnd give you the best of service. -O /pcsitc Ford Oarage V Prescript inn Druggist---------------------- v -The Kexnll Store : Phone 325 A HAPPY NEW YEAR Phone 560 Start the New Year out right by paying cash and saving moneyQUALITY SERVICE East First Street - WITH A NEW OLDSMOBILIi litiJggT*!»£& TO START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT * —* '* MAY THE NEW YEAR YOU HAPPINESS And we will.make you Your Best With a new, late, up-to-date Dress. Ladies Ready to Wear THE CHEAPEST STORE IN SANFORD Stokes’ •-- - \ • VJ .• OUR REPAIR A N D SERVICE DEPT. Is larger and better prepared to take care'of your troubles and make the New Year Happier for you m&M. i m �g ' ' ■’ V ' .; » v >\ ■Jgl^ gjg .-jWg.'^S'*'~??W "1 '*?■»W? ; VafSJfcj '■ - 1t o t «cT*ggi' • *‘ ^ *i?5 ' VI-li -: i I»!11' I'■1m if 1.^,7;; i.i._*"i'i"iliih ll.il [ii|)ih|i'ii|).;|.il>iiH im i)iiliit>| H;]l>*!)iil1:i' *• ). 1•?i. | j^ 11«' *ji •1j ji ;, ~ *f?'"‘UI»di III? $ ;Ll ^ ;2 S '• • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1922 mtnntrmimimii J l. • - l ..i*' PAGE THREE y a a flK B H B B a B B B a iE B B B a a a a n a B a a a u a a a a a B v a a B u a n B a B a B a B a a B ^ a q A M ft* Here’s wishing: every man, woman and child a great, big, happy and prosperous New Year. 1923 will he what you make it. It is a challenge to your energy, your hardihood e and your faith. iiu." n iiit| ii| | | HU|>iM| iin jitiin in itn n n in u in im u in n m m iim iim n u m u Emm;*»•* m nR ;i»ni»H m iinm ni»n»w nim B iiunm inm ii,v 'iiirU iiim u m iiiiiiH irz a* K| iB B a B a B a B B a n a iia B B a a fla B B B B a a a fla B a a a B B iB B B ia B ia a B a a iB B B B B B a B i W e W is h Y o u a ll a H a p p y , P r o s p e r o u s a n d G r e a t e r N e w Y e a r Annex Sanford, Florida LLOYD SH O E STORE ••• ___ B M B B a a B a a a a B B B B a B a B a a a a B B B B a a B a B B a a a a a B a B B a i i a B a a a a B a B B a B a a a B ................................................................ .a a a a B a f l a B a a a B a B B B B a B a a a a a a a B a a B B a B a a a B B a a a i a a a a B B a a a a a a a a a a a a fjjjTJi" . TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS Eg^jjE^llSgssgSlI^IE The personnel -of W w E will rrlch rn tc (hr advent of 192.1 hy wishing our friend, and (Kitrun, (hr fullrflt m easure of Happiness* and P ro sperity; And a Must Prosperous One. We will continue to nivc you the best of quality and Service with the cumins in of the New Year • THE L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY E will continue to serve nur customer* to the bent of our abll* W K will rncoiirage Safe nnd Suite Spending; every custom er mu«t l>e entirely M tisfied with every purchase; ■ Extend to you their cordial greetings foi 5 favors as extended us in past seasons he Prescription shop M. those honoring iis with their patronage may rnritinue to feel: "Here I M ay Huy With Absolute Assurance of ((uality Product*, Genuine Service, Honest Dealings." A •• •» *• and wish you and yours a• • GREETINGS WE WISH ALL OF OUR PATRONS A HAPPY NEW . ■ BRIGHTEN TH E NEW YEAR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR \ 1 MOBLEY’S BY INSTALLING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND EQUIPMENT. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS FOR THE NEW YEAR. GILLON & FRY EVERYTHING FOR THE , THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 100 Block, Magnolia Avenue---------------------------- Sanford, Florida jij YE; 1 9 2 3 We will serve you w ith the sam e fine q u ality and th e sam e yrood will as we GREETINGS With the same quick service for have done for m any years :: It is our* desire a t this time and in this way to wish all of our eusturners and friends the New Year A HAPPY NEW YEAR Bros. Co.. Inc. acy n io n SANFORD "There’s a Man at thu Curb to Serve You' THE YOWELL COMPANY AVo w ish to ex ten d to our friends With the Greetings of the Season and Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. and cu stom ers all o f tin* jo y and happiness FLORIDA We extend Hearty Greetings and a Good Wish to our friends and customers for ; the New Year that th e N ew Y ear will Ini up to you, and too may w e sa y a wortl o f th an k s lor I lie SPEER & SON business von so kindly turned our way during 1922? « • T h is b u sin e ss has been sin- eorely ap p reciated , and w e -trust it has ENJOY NEW YEARS DINNER been so handled to j u s t ify a co n tin u ance o f our p a st pleasan t relations,. :: * THE SEASON’S GREETINGS THE YOWELL COMPANY TO YOU AND YOURS SANFORD ------------- ------------ FLORIDA With the New Year we will still serve our firends and patrons with the best quality goods and the same good will. WE WILL GREET YOU . mmt• j Mc With the New Year with a - We thank our friends for their patron­ NEW GARAGE AND SHOW ROOMS age the past year and hope our business relations will be satisfactory this coni- and with a beautiful DRIVE-IN FILLING STATION - - j - - — -——~ .• - -V; - '7 *IX* . — — — — _ __.. . , . —- _ * _ - ing year. We wish you all a Happy and ; Prosperous New Year :: :: ,* ; , ■ ■ _■ With the New Year Here We have New Merchan­ dise to offer you and at prices to please all as in the past Start the New Year right with a STUDEBAKER —■- j - - - — - _ CHEVROLET ~-==sa#^==? • t! ^j ' . * - VJY I f* ..ft .4. J ■ _ _ SillS _ ' Street Opposite Pt First Street and Myrtle Avenuc-i— Sanford, Florida i J . •• i_ ’ 108 So. Palmetto Ave.--------, r---' =1ti i ^ -: j =- >. Fire Statioi VyIe- �r T rl PAGE FOUR THE SA N FO RD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMliER ~• M»miny and T ucsday—“Muttsluughte r” ; Wednesday, "Sonny"; Thursday —"My Ia«dy F riends" and Fridny nnd S aturday—"Foolish Wives". Am|. take a tip .from dad, th at's some pro­ gram for* one week. S ta rtin g the New Year right, w e’d say. MARKING - - - - - - - - - DERAL OFF..... „ INVESTIGATING LOUISIANA MYSTERY *•_ • Osborne has booked a real first class fe a tu re for Monday nnd Tucsday oP o r this coming week. < ■ * ■ . ^ t Centre Has Arranged Serves Only to Increase the Air of Expectancy for Seven 1923 Gaines * Which Frevtpjs D A N V Il.be, Ky., Dec. 30,—Seven if the gam es on the 1023 schedule for A Cecil H. DoMillc's production, tin* C entre College eleven definitely "M anslaughter," a reuf^N cw Y ear’s had been determ ined y t/le rd n y . Frdm day program , th lineup of gam es it was indicated jth n t the Colonels probably would be * "Sonny" and "My Lady h riends" jiilo on Thnnksgiving day. are tw o m ore good ones for next (•umes a ranged w ere; week, w ith “ Foolish Wives” the big ’ Clem son’ a t Danville, October 13; week end feature, University of Pennsylvania n l P hila­ delphia October 23; U. of Kentucky at "'‘M anslaughter" is a dazzling m as­ Danville, November 3; Sewnnee nl terpiece of the World's m aslerproduc-, Memphis, November 10; Auburn at er. A d ram a of the mad age. This Birm ingham, Nov. 17; W ashington & is the g re atest' of all DcMille’s pro­ Lee a t Danville, Nov. 2-1; Georgia a t Athens, Go., Dec. 1. ductions. Kenyon college, of Ohio, was conTenrs, th rills nnd smiles tlm t’s sidered ns a stro n g bidder fo r one of the three rem aining gam es. what one will fipd in “Sonny." -t ( H j ‘ Tin* % » a n r l n l p i l l*r**#*) HAS n tO P ^ D e r. 30.—A nother day of m arking tim e while aw aitin g re­ turn of federal and statO in v estig ato rs who has been in New O rleans on B at­ on Rouge, conferring with the governor served today only to increase the nir of expectancy in troubled‘ M orehouse Parish. Investigators expected to roturn here w ithin forty-eight hours. Civil and m ilitary officials wtml-t not jrredict whnt fu rth e r a rrests would be mode in advnuco of open h ea rin g to be conducted here n ex t week, I t_ I~ . l a —. REVISE HISTORIES TO TEACH HETTER RELATIONS Do you realize th a t it may mean a Young • woman of tw enty in jail conviction, of "Manslaughter" if yoa charged with "M anslaughter.” run down a person through retkbi, Special Sunday Dinner at the Sem ­ driving? inole cafe December 31st, One Dol­ lar. # * 23G-2te FOR SA LE— At a sacrifice. T, #rr„ of land u n -p rlan d o road.—C. jj Careless driving might put you be­ Lord. -73.3tp hind th e ' bars charged with "M an­ slaughter." tnr Til* ^UM tstrt P rr.a) TOKIO, Dec, 20.—Sweeping reform has been effected in the school histo­ ries. All m ilitaristic ideas hnve been eliminated and lessons introduced to teach children a friendly understand­ ing of foreign lands. The history is FOR SALK m ade‘up of biographies 'o f national AM . SOULS CHURCH ORANGE GROVE REARING heroes and famqg* men I n , in tern a­ Tomorrow, the Sunday within the MO trees, grapefruit, tangerine* and tional history. Of 100 men whose life stories nre fold, fifty belong to for­ Octave of the Nativity, divine s c r v - . oranges, all in splendid condition, wdj taken care of; 8 room house jn eig n 'la n d s and include Washington; ices will be as follows: Sunday school a t 0:00 a. m. condition; t acres muck, fine for truck Lincoln, Edison, Marconi nnd W att. Low Mass at 10:30 a .m . farm ing; 2 acres cleared for addition, The W ashington conference results Price $8,000, balance arc described as they affect Japan * Sermon on the gospel of .the day. id grove. term s. Consider trade. Benediction afte r mass. nnd her part in insuring the peace in Owing to the "fact that services will the I’ncifle. vSee Mr. Bronson bo held in Mineola nnd GroVelnnd on A. U. CONNELLY & SONS See ('ceil U. DoMillc's greatest New Years day, no services In S an­ Established l ‘J0H achievement "M anslaughter” a t the ford. Phone <8 101-8 Magnolia At< S trangers welcome to all services. Princess Monday nnd Tuesday, DISCLOSURE O F HUGHES lems abroad, he said, nre world prob­ IN NEW HAVEN SI'E E C II IN lems, and could not !«■ disposed of "by GOVERNM ENT POLICY calling them European," He declar­ ed the United S tates “views with dis­ fCfintlnoAfl From Onet nBBndBHBBBBBBBBBBBBB*BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlIHnnB:iBBBnBBBB*BBBBBnBBBBnBBIiia on which the B ritish cabinet panned favor m easures which, instead of pro­ judgm ent yesterday in the hope .of o b ­ ducing reparations, would th reaten taining a French agreem ent for final disaster,” and said no one oculd fore­ settlem ent of th e reparations ’p ro b ­ see the. "serious consequences" th n t might ensue if forcible m eans were lem, it is aifnounced; ndopted to obtain rep aratio n s from NEW HAVEN, -Conn. Dee. 30,— A Germany. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a suggestion th at an independent com ­ : 'mission of men, com petent in financial n|Tnirs, could accomplish more th an a general .economic eonfereneec in the wn y o f a solution o f the r< pa r a ­ tions tangle, was pu t forw ard iTy Sec­ retary Hughes Inst night in the first Ono'1921 Paige lourini', in period condition. Newly paint­ public pronouncem ent on the eco­ ed, five good tires, looks and runs like new. Only $575. nomic crisis to enmo from responsi­ B A real bargain. ble officials of th e adm inistration a t Washington. The secretary, who - spoke before 1920 Iluick,Touring. This car has never been worked on, or the American Hintorlcal Association, painted over, in perfect condition. One ride will con­ added thnt he “ had no doubt” d istin ­ vince you of Its value. guished Am ericans would lie w illing to serve-on such commission, which ho 1921 Ford Coupe. New Diamond Cord tires. Newly paint­ said might well be kept free from a n y ed. Anyone who wants a Ford Coupe will lake this one. 1. Wt> demand itie lit-jii responsibility to foreign officers o r of our nm nufarlnr- _ ■or* a n d l i m n I i i s i t r o any duty to obey political instructions. *uiir i*ii»(i«jiu-rN li-' l Another renl bargain: Same as new. Ford light delivery. Millnl.lDllS* d ling Once advantage had been taken of the good* ItefDio ilit-y Five tires, and locking steering wheel. Only $309.00. opportunities th u s afforded be said, ■qictlil II I A.si. 1-11111 rat tor* 1 the avenues of Am erican helpfulness 1921 Ford Touring, new top. seat covers, runs fine. Five cannot fail to open hopefully." ••Uiiltilrr* llrmlciuar* tires. Only $200.00. R eferring to suggestions thnt tlu* li-r*"' United States assum e the role of a r ­ All of the above ears were well taken care of before ■ b itrato r in the reparations dispute, traded in to us for new Huicks. We sell on ettsy terms. We Mr. Hughes said a sufficient answ er to that was the fa ct "that we have give you quality and value. * Call for a demonstration. ■ ------------- ------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- ’ ■ not been asked." He went on to say that he did not believe liiut this gov­ ernm ent should tak e such a burden ItiilhUiift Mnlirlnli of responsibility. Througohut bis discussion the sec­ retary recognized th at the questions of German reparations lay at the root -202 MAGNOLIA AVENUE PHONE 307of any economic settlem ent. The prob­ ams ] .....FROM. Res Affiliated With Florida Citrus Exchange - Sanford, Florida HILL LUM BER CO. P R E C O O L E D V EG ETA B LES Sanford Buick Co. 1 £ New Year Start Insure Profits on Your Crops by the bervice or a Corporation with a Nation-W ide Distribution. Our Facilities for Handling and Distribut­ ing Produce is an Assurance that Your Produts will Always Bring «$* *** +1* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*** ♦♦**♦♦*♦♦*♦* ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ fSrWkMU S 1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦$► -:T-?v 9:-i - ♦♦♦ ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' am mm �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER SO, 11)22 PAGE FIVE ►♦vvvvvv*K»*K*»X«jK* >♦*♦♦♦♦*♦♦• «$♦«$♦«$» «$**♦*♦♦* SANFORD’S CHESS CLUB’S ACTIVITIES | >^ i iiiiiiiiK iu iia u iiiis iN u iB n a in a iM E S iiu iiiiiiiiiiiii ............................................................. ■ Tho Sim font Chew Club,' under the Itsdcrship of .Mr. Bishop nre holding CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor •lon,c very Interesting m eetings every . ----- ■'- -* Thurviay at Hr. Howard’s residence. . Ore of the most interesting m eetings tmi Chess contests was held last : ni(!ht. George DcCottcs Wore his cbess clothes and coming ou t of his battles victorious. He ntso wore a pleasant ►mile. Mr. Bishop demon|tratca besides his*winning personality he also poaseaso a w inning inter­ im as he won two gam es out of Sanford Boys Still Little Weak on Shooting Bas­ tlrii’, with one of the b est players in kets But Girl’s Forwards There-With the Goods the chib. Mr. Scarlet, a ’ prominent attorney, -f P eU n d , a very enthus­ Seabreeze , breezed in, href-zed Sanford team last n ig h t w as th eir in­ e d ,. chess player, is.coming over evwlVR w ,.......................................1. try ucih to participate in th e mcqt* «I»»ut, were breezed off* and hret'Zcd ability to shoot, ndssiugTtm ny chanc­ ’■ ^ divided honors With Mr. Itaf- ,,UL leaving a trail of smoke that was es that looked easy. However, they 2 ftld \in n in g one and losing one. M r,1evidence of n.linnl fought battle, but are getting b etter each game and It is Pall' playing with his usual skill, they left behind l wo victories fur the hoped that next week will find .lln'm time out. a winner in his gam e with two snappy basket hull team s of the in the proper trim to trim Jucksunville. Mr Imping. Ur. Soioman is learn­ Sanford High. The first gam e, between the, San­ Both games were played before a ing the game very rapidly, and uiidouMcdly will he one of the best in ford and 'Seabreeze girls, was a real large crowd and it is g ratify in g to the «i fight to th e finn It, both teams play­ coach of each team as well as all that the club. ing excellent basket ball, the prat half are interested in the boys nnd girls «idling n 14-14 tie. It was during the athletic welfare, to see so many of the n !■ m n t o -to r* ns tei Its second half of play that the Sanford Sanford people turn out nnd lend their ei El gills began picking Up the >luvk ami support.' t o *S The line-ups and summitry f o r both when tin* final w histle blew It found fcj them winners of the spoils to the tone games last night follows; O El of g ir l s a a n n t-4 M N f i l ts i HI r i The boys of the aaford outfit did Sanford (tit) no-ilion Seabreeze t.l'J) H K. ' II utehin mi ■ their la-*t idaying in the firs’, half of Holly a Tv.ii more games tiickcil away by their game, piling op ’i ll points In Spetu <-r r .’smith u n Sarb'M outfit*-. * Livingston , SetlbreeZi-’s but the se. oml half I land a I ’, I .aura- • K l»und the visitor-, rio tin g the nap Echols n And may!«■ Sanford hasn’t a couple si.mew bat and uJirtt tin- game ended Maxwell li. IIren mm 'f j ,.,1 ba-ki'i shonteis in Holly and (i. Foster I Sanford was sitting mi ihe lug,end of Cameron Syria i-r. Aml the way Spencer shoots a US to UK wure. Scoring fur Sanford; Field goals. from the middle of the floor is good! Holly and Spencer both played their Spencer 7, Holly It!; free goals, Spen­ for flirt eyes. | Usual good game, m issing very few of cer I, Holly l. For Seabreeze, Field their tty s for goals, II dty getting 12 goals, Smith 12, Hutchinson I, free The two renters, Echols and llam!. I loin the field and Speinej 7. The ton- goals, none. none, mst-e Itte miserable for the visiting .i* r itx of the seven basket- i-i tiled by tin. Time of halves, la ■ Referee' Tlllis. fritter* l to their toes all the time Spencer were of the apettaeulnr type,! minutes, *. u ir.d they just rump all over the being made pn long shots. All the HOYS ' ! pUer. . Position Seabrcezi rex', of iht girl-; ployed tln-h regular Sanford F. Frazier game, and Mt :\ Cam eron, taking th e ' ,M el.m as farnwav was absent, but f’amcrnn ( ampbeil . F. place of (.'apt. ( 'arraw ay, played a W. Moye filled the gap with ease. Cameron Hunch good gam e considering the fact that McLmiHn t:.'l Maxwell both playetl a nice game i;. ■ . John S m ith .... j b t s was her first full game. lt>t night. For, the boys vve would state that Cowan '.. :— ^ G — ........... Sherman Scoring for Sanford: Field goats. the outstanding fe atu re of the gaum A* fur the boys q uintet—you should was the shooting of Hunch- of Sea­ 'MeI.uens I, UV Moye HI, M> I atilin 2. b v e.o in them go. Had Seabreeze breeze. Hunch, playing center, shot; Stone !; free goals, Mel.ueas 2. \Y. rut nf wind ami out of luck before the over half the goals made from ‘the j Moye 2. For Seabreeze: Field goals, feme was five minutes nht. * In-Id and every one of (him w ric shot Frazier 2, Hum h Slnnm iii 2. fin from the middle of the floor. goals, ('nnipbell Uf. Ruia>1, 'im ping center fo r Sefl'initb, Hill Move made twenty (wo of she Substitutes: E. Moye t< Ifnt-me ■Imnch." A few more thirty-eight points for Sanford and.S lone for Mcl.anlin, Peek for t'uwau "Bunchs" of bis calibre added to the his all round playing w as good. T h e : Vinll for .Johnson. Referees: I.nng rumla r Bunch would have made only real weakness displayed by Hu* | nnd Gilbert. things look different last night. TEAMS TAKE BOTH GAMES OF DOUBLE BILL FROM SEABREEZE LAST NIGHT CELERY SEED It But anyway, now th at we have setktJ that, oppose some one makes a prelation or bands out some advance d°pf about in xt F riday’s game m fxrksoTivtlle. Yr.u U ■wicn* take a peep at Ihe INDIVIDUAL BOWLING AVERAGES INCLUDING THIS WEEK’S GAMES j ■ ■ One of the Best Farms Centra! t *i 30 —21 Acres Cleared and Fenced; Ditched and Ready to Op­ erate; Good Wells; Good Location; W ill Sell for One Third Cash; Balance Easy Terms i nv Stevenson High—Amanns and • Pennington _ Still- __ ...... . • TT in Second Place With May Nosing Up You ,r,K’ ' published in this issue. v-I noth one or two of the Champs flipping ami some others going up. The individual averages of tho S an­ L'*** like there will he som ething ford howlers nre published below, and tuning in the second go round of this tint only contain)* the names of the luHii}’* play. * i best fifteen, but a lijitn y e rs tl ink have lor (he benefit of the golfers, the played in more than ten gam es thruSinford f ountry Club has a profes- out the season. 1'.fial to give you some lessons. Take In compiling these averages it was Mrsjitagj. of it, and make a date with found th at in several places there the ’’r fu",iit once. were several players tied, each hav­ ing the sam e averages, and in these ease# ’the fractional points were tak­ STATE COLLEGE, Pn., l>ce. 30.— D.f IViu -vIvauia S ta te College uitir en into consideration nnd the players are placed in llu ir proper order. In niBt. a n | considered one of the ^nint ever arranged for the Nit- other words, llerb st and Betts each ' ll veil. It includes contests with have an average of 1 IS, but Hcrbst t mversily uf West Virginia in bus the edge on Betts a little, needing • '* L>rk ( ity, N orth Carolina state a few er num ber of pins to boost^ him up a point, and the name thing applies if' ,*, ‘-rgla Tech, nil new comers, to all the players whose averages nre m* a^ tT opponents were played this tied with each other. The best ’ fifteen Contains the names of six Congregational#, four ru n n e rs, three Men’s Club and two for the Rotes.* The M erchants and •'lullot Roe, lb. ;....... 35c Chase have none, hut the Merchants two players in Hive and I’urdon ^11 Mullet, lb........ ...15c have th at are outside by n very narrow margin anil should g et Into tho select •Nice Pat Mackerel list next week. The average# are ns follows; Jones’ Dairy Farm G’. T I\ Avc. Stevenson (Cong.) — 18 30.> I .IBS * . . Sausage A manna (Farm er#) . 27 I2f>9 .I5H Pennington (Cong.) 23 **39* .158 Nice Fat Hens May (Men’s ) — .......... 23 3593 .156 tlover Hill Butter, the Priding (Cong.) .....----- 21 3719 .154 Hcrbst (F arm ers) ......24 3538 .148 Betts (Men’s) -------- * 25 3702 .148 Best Britt ( R o ta ry )---- .—,.2 7 3913^.144 Couch (F arm ers) --- 2 4 ’ 3476 .144 U Lenaud (Cong.X— 25 3614 _ .144 Jew ett (Cong.) ...... - 26 3757 .144 A. Renaud (C ong.)— .15 2151 .143 Chapman (Farm ers)*. . 27 3838 .142 Gvcrlln (Men’s) .... 27 3*07 Knight (Ilotnry) 20 2781 Bennett (Men’s) .. . 22 2971 Purdou ( Me re Ih ) . — S3 —WOO Rive (Mcrch.) . . 27 3020 Iloushohlcr (lit.) 23 3070 H. Pezold (F arm ers) HI 1733 DeLellny (Men’s) 2.7 3290 Fox (Men’s) 12 1782 Rnmtnll (Mcrch.) ....... 20 2007 Weirenski (F arm .) II 1428 Burdick (Merch.) ........21 gli i / :i inn Henry (Itatnry) ^.t.. Hill (R otary) .. 20 2177 Wiggins (Chase) — .13 l r . u Tyler (Merchants) . . 22 27»» 11. E. Rlevcns (Roty*) M l 1270 Jones (Chase) .............. 23 2030 • Perkins (Merch.) ........ 17 1912 Adams (’Chase) .......... 10 1783 Chase (Chase) .......... 18 1942 L cffler (Chase) ..........21 221,1 C. P. Herndon (Chase) 10 1021 MeKeo (Chase) ..... 21 2135 .107 .100 .101 .101 Benton Sits Pretty With Baseball Judge CHICAGO, Dee. 30^-R uhc Benton, formei; Cub pitcher, was w ithout fenr today that K. M, I-nmlis. commission­ e r of baseball, would prevent his re ­ tu rn to major league baseball ibis spring with the Cincinnati Reds. **ln view of the publicity caused by Benton’s reported signing with the Cincinnati Reds nnd the connection of his name with the 1919 world’s se­ ries scandal,” Commissioner l-nndi* said last night, “so fa r a / the reco In my office show the re. U to keep Benton out of the m ajors.” Benton whs released by the G iants in July, 1921, nnd went with the 8U Paul club of the American hssoclatlon. * Several Ten A cre Tracts that are Not Cleared on Lasv I erms . . * ... ' r m ■ ■ ■ H ■ ■ ■ ■ u a �-v PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER .10, 1922 AS A H F A i .TII .MEASURE per pulp m aking plant, recently con­ bor I .aw for as long a period as the II opportunities for those who know! structed a t IfCcrfhurg, in Iaike coun­ per cent lnw*ycmnin* in force. This fundam ental conditions.*1 Now tin t the musquito cam paign ty, saw g ra ss would be used exclus­ t u b . i . H i d r\9TT i t lr r n n i i M r i i - r p l Knn«*«T »« t b r l l r r n l d H a l l d l n g , ll'T has been launches! in the sla te it be­ ively, and for the first tim e in the would make it possible for employers _______ n » n » l l » H a n f o r d. Kl». Ocnoral business according ti> thc hooves all the different sections of m aking o f pulp from which p aper is to promise selected foreign workers index of the Rphsoti ch art stands , at » .j ic Herald Printing Co. Florida t o 'assist in, every way spo>- to bo m anufactured commercially. employment before leaving th eir own only 2 per te n t below normal, the siblc. Sanford was never bothered m n i.m iiK iis The news of the beginning of op­ homes. The moment th a t the inunl-(sam e as a week ago. ' What better -New Year's res­ n . J . IKILI.V ............ .............. . Kdlli.r much by mosquitoes until the past erations by the G rass Filter I’ulp gratiun law' is repealed the contract , olution could you make than to 4. LIUiAlU). b rfrrl» r)-T rfn » « rfr season. Until the lake front was bulk­ and P aper Corporation in its * Lees- labor law ta n again be applied. 11* A, M^Kl. ; ..... flrn rrn l Vlntinerr m * i TWO EXECUTED ‘ save for a purpose? Set for It. H. IIOtit.T . . A d irrtlaln x Mntmurr headed that p a rt of the city was alive b u ig mill, conies at an opportune “ There should be no g re a t ilif!lcul(y A d v r r l l . l n a Itntrw Mmfr l ( n i m n o n with mosquitoes in the sum m er tim e time. In n commercial news di match iif g ettin g ample supplies of bitumin­ ' yourself the task of getting PU R L IN , Dec. 20.—Two men nnmm I A p p llr« llo n nnd the older residents can well re ­ sent to the Am erican Press froiV O t­ ous coal this w inter. .The c a r short­ cd -Murphy and Whelan v/cre executed | further ahead in 1923 than ever I.K W I.1 HU 11*|* ( ' I r r n l n l l i m Mnn.iui-r member when it was Impossible to sit taw a, Canada, under date of Decem­ age is. dim inishing somewhat Ample, n t Kilkenny this morning. I'hon r 32D-XV tiflt-r p. in, on tin? porch of the old Stanford h.iusc­ ber 2a, It was stated th at in the m onth before'. * ^ supplies of bituminous coal are being S u b a r r l|illn n I'r lr r In A d v n n r r '• <l»» v ,« r .............. ............ flUHl on account of the p elts. Then the lake- o f November th e pulp nnd‘ p aper ex­ produced, suggesting lower prices.) Cloth Is waterproofed in Bolivia by • When you have done this, bjeH U M o n lU . , XUa front was hulkhcadcd, the swam py ported from Canada wits worth! in The mischief of this situnt.on lies in coating it wit lithe frysly latex from Ilr f lv r r r d In I ' l l ; h r I'nrrlrr gin putting every dollar' you places nil efcared up and all standing the m arket, ?l 1,312,002, r.ot taking O n , tV rrk , . ' 13 1‘r n l n the fact thnt it will again be to the rubber trees and then sm oking it ovw ater disappeared and the mosqui- Into account the value of th a t which can' spare into the Savings De­ advantage of both m iners nnd opera­ t-r a wood fire. T h r h l n 12* l a IM .p nxr \ V , r k l r l l r r n l d m l l t r l , rnr r t m H rm lntilr I'lMinly toes disappeared with the ^unsightly was used in Canada. * tors to close the mines for a lime. The partment of this hank.. • n d In tiu l.ll.k r d rvrrjr I ' r l d u , . A d , i r - lake front, nnd this p n rt o f the city Of the pulp nnd paper exported, ns f l . l n i r m l m m n d r h n a n n »n n|»nll«*ndifficulties which brought on the tlnn. f3.cn prr >rnr, n l n n ) . In Milvnnrr. hits been cleaned nnd benefited beyond above stated, the United S tates took fl It is within your grasp to NOTICE! utrlke last year have not been settled. wood :i s i K t i h k i i T i l t ? A n n o tT A T K W p h k s * measure. There (fere kicks on the 1,.112,121 hundredweight of make this thQ greatest’year of There is serious danger of another j TllL. n)munl mcclinK of th(l n tw k . T h e A MurlntPil P r e s a In e x c l u s iv e l y expense of the bulkheading ju s t as pulp, 1,711,225 of news print nnd G-e n t i t l e d lo ih e u s e f o r r e p u l r tl c n tb i n o f Mr kc In the so ft coal fields. j holders of the Petrous M anufacture • your life. Thrift is the magic a l l new* d l . i m l o l u ' . c r e d i t e d l a It o r there are kicks on every im provem ent 00(1 of other paper, alto g eth er valued h o t o l h e r w l . e c r e d i t e d In Ihln !>«P<*r thnt hns ever been contem plated in a t $'*,070.000—this am ount phid by "Everybody b w orrying about the ing Company, Inc., of Chuluota, Fla.. watoh-word of the hour. a n d nloo th e Iu r n I ncw*i iiuldlalu-d Sanford but there is no one now thnt pap er urers in the United S tates, in political situation. There is talk of I will be held a t the ofTicr of M. F. h erein. A ll rlKhln o f r * - |n il ilt r n t Ion o f ep ecln l will sny the expense has not been n(T- n single month, to Canadian m anufac­ ladical legislation during the coming RnhiusAn, till N o rth -P a rk hvenue, dispatches h e r e i n a r e a l s o r e s e r v e d yenr. Most of this b merely the echo S enfonl, Florida, at *8 p. m., Monday, r.et by the g re at benefit of the new turers. Ilf f i r e I II R H A I.lt H t T l . l l l M I . I 'h n n r U*> take front. There is more of this lake .More than this, and especially s ig ­ from campaign speei lies. It may . be January^ fith, 11*23, fn ^ th c purpose of F n itlsn Advert l* ln t H rp rf« i)U tlv » fro n t on each side of the central part nificant for Florida is the fu rth e r a noisy year. Rot hthe conservatives electing a ln w d of directors nnd lo THE AMF.HICANPRC35 ASSOCIATION of th e city th at could bo Imlkheadcd statem ent, in the dispatch containing nnd the rnldicals have a veto power, tran sa ct any other huniness thnt may nnd a broad boulevard -built up nnd the figures ju st given, th at “ the*yenr but neither Is strong enough to push properly come before the meeting. R. F. W HEELER, down the lake front for alm ost a mile, 1223 will w itness n m aterial advance through any extrem e m easures of it* President m aking the city much more healthful in the vnbio of pulp nnd paper, ex- (>wn. The only kind of legislation th at C. V. MAHONEY, And Monday will be New Years and mure beautiful. It ahould'bp done porta,'' notw ithstanding th at the C a­ will really be enacted i3 th a t which Secretary. 237-8tc Dny. properly, it should bo done economi­ nadian output will be g re atly a u g ­ will nppcnl to members of both A nniversary Dinner a t thtv He-mi !(» ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■ cally and it should bo’ done w ith the mented through the opening of new groups. Already the Federal Re5■ ____ __ ____ __ _ _ __ nerve Board has issued n ruling, ud-jnolc Cafe Sunday for One Dollar, yN The Herald will endodvor to Kive consent of the property owners, if mills'. tpv m i 11 n n t \ t a m in in g a large am ount of ag ric u ltu r-; 23G-2te ■ possible. The fu tu re of the city of you some good ‘ resolutipns Taking all the fact* relative to p a ­ 9 ------------ o------------Hanford lies in these m easures of safe­ per, i u m anufacture nnd use, to g eth ­ id p aper for rediscount in the Federal a Reserve Ranks. The Muscle Shoals Robbery a t T rilby bank shows th at ty and beautification nnd when it er with th e 'grow ing scarcity o f wood problem will probably be settled, eith­ the yeggmen n r/In v a d in g Florida and conies to Mich im provem ent no ort< from which most paper now used is er y sale to Henry Ford or by develnre picking o n >the sm aller b-nks should be allowed to stand in the mnde, nnd the increasing dem and foi Start the New Year Out Right w here they can get the money find get way of progress. If u stre e t needs the product of the paper m aking! !iproi; ,,t on thc pnrt ° r l,,t‘ government U«c!f. The Soldier’s Bonus will prob­ aw ay. It behoove* the o (Titers to he opening the city should open it hy'tlu-1 mills, taking nil the facts into con-ddpreper. proceed ing* and a ta ri this eitj eration the sta rtin g of the p aper fnrik- ably be enacted, altiai no agreem ent vigilant at nil tim es. T h e Sem inole Laundry in S anford, *Ua tru e, olf on a proper basis. S anford bar ing industry’ in 1-eesburg i-i am ong the a* to the term s or means nf raising — --------o ---- -— i % t „ panned the stag e when a lot of fool­ very g re atest events to mark the op­ the money lias yet been made. It D A rc m aking every e ffo r t th ey ran to please you, New York is w rapped in a m antle ■ improbable that there will be ally In-! Notice is hereby tfiv- « ish notion* are allowed to overrule ening of the new yenr. ■ of snow nml real w inter Is on, the re ­ So g iv e them a trial, you will not regret ■ the wish to build a city and build it t h a t a l l p e r S O I l S 10 - " F orests arc not to be touched for cnmse in the am ount of bmdness ■ p o rts say. This will m ake the people For th ey do nice work for you, you bet. right nnd a city cannot bo built with- the supply o f rlnv m aterial fo ri this a up there rem em ber th a t Florida is ■ out spending money. S treets shvtild; Ix-esburg mill. The raw m aterial will " “The political aspect has frighten- Q U i l 'C t l t o h jlV O Stale A l \ 6 n * still on the mnp nnd they will be c o n , a W e w a sh e v e r y th in g but the baby be opened, the lake front im proved.)come from Florida lharahe* and lakes ed many stockholders, but it is entire- C o U I l t y O e C U p i l l ioil IjI- 2 a ing h ereJn g re at num bers in another a and ninny o th er ideas for a cleaner kthul are filled with an ahqndanec of y too early to he worried. The tilin g ’ cense, and not having' a week. (let th at spare room ready for condition*. W e elo.'in e v e r y t h i n g b u t y o u r r e p u ta t io n . and better city exploited. The Her- utw grass, which inuterinl, it has b e e n ) to watch is fundament a a them and let the C ham ber of Com­ a O il aid will take them up from tim e to d -mountrated, practically, makes the We are still in a rendjn-tm ent period.', P T O C l i r r e c l t h e S a P l O a m erce know nbotil it. a time in onier that they can be prop must excellent p u lp 'u n d e r the tlm.-.-- This means th at sooner or later wc o r b e f o r e J a i l U a r y S ill, W e r e t u r n e v e r y t h i n g b u t lh e _ d ir t. a ■ily d i g e s t e d . a Fdiei I’ttlji and 1’n p rr C orporation shall work toward betn-r itroiperitv. i n> )') I _ „ i • t , a ,, is ,tru e that indostiia! sloaks arc w i l l. h e smu b jJe c t , t o Tile business of the nation is ail jiiore-ai-s, tor the m aking of paper of 1! a a rig h t, the reports say, and you should every grade and for every known use. much higher than a year ago and are prosecution without furJ tti: HARMAN'S CHRISTMAS a read it in this Issue, and also wlmt PHONE 475 a Here, ill Florida, r- a hitherto waste certainly not the bargam-. that they ( J ) e ,- n o t i c e . I j U 'C IIS C lU ilY a R oger Rnltson says uIkjiiI business According to the Palm Reach Post prwltict which now io lo tie pul into were. However, as I have already in general. It gives you a much b etter h i l t ! ^ tr O I U H o i l . - f llO . Jj and our own experience—Christina? practical u?e, and a t a tim e wlren j siuted, certain line* of industry are ^ feeling to know th a t the prospects to tlie lion, .toe I.. Kai man of Went there is urgent need for the finding of just g etting ready to go forward. The I), .linking Tax Collcc- g for « wonderful y e a r are ju st ahead j C o u r t IltK lS C H Palm Reach, w m a REAL ONE. due i substitute for wood, used in limit- industrial m arket will be ‘spotty’ but | I h t * . of you. Muylie you have had a had Karnuih not only believes, but also ing paper. . | there are a g n a t many issues th at) r i * \ r i I\T P C * " yen r and if so, look for b rig h ter; The rnonnotiN output, and the ten- ; should do belter In the coming year. ■■ iVI.’s l f \ Uj O , J KNOWS, that it is more blesred to FR ENC H DRY C L E A N E R S ■ things ahead. Maybe you have had a give than to receive, fur he bus been !dy mark. I . of lh« Canadian pulp and “The rail group is. relatively, not PrOSeCllUng A tto rn e y , n M good year and if so yuu can look for ■ experim enting on the giving side evvi paper making industry answ er t h e ; ,,, f,,r advanced a^ thc intlustrlnis 1 23*i-ntr ■ B B im B R H D iu iia a o z n a iu a a B in ia a n in iia u iiiR iiiu iiin ii. a m u ch -b etter one in 1221. Ail the since we can remem ber. | quest ion w hether there will be sulTi-im, not believe .rails should be bought prcisfH-cts are bright a t any rate and H ere's a few thnt Joe E aiinan ad ­ ient demand for tin* sim ilar product, indiscrimiiuilcly, but the rail average the financial sh ark s give u< this a d ­ x a N n iH H ilE n n iH iiB i.'u u n s a E U 'fu rn n iin a ia u H tiK u u n a n x u a jim a M M a iu n n K s a g a a E K t i R R H i B B i i l i i u i ' i m its having helped to a Merry C h rist­ to be m anufactured in Florida. Then- will follow up the g. n« ral market. I rt 11 vance inform ation and they alw ays i n t absolutely no question abou t the mas, ueeordiqg to the Palm Ikutcli am much mme attracted to tin* longJi know whereof they speak. [■ Post's list uf the articles to ^ ^ ^ e - possibility of the Florida pulp* and haul roads than to the sh orter lines. : ia — --------pa|A*r finding n m arket, especially l h l . m otor , ru ij. is n f„r tile ceived by each: is The Florida S ta te Educational As Is “ Four hundred nm | fo rty -th ree when, ns in _confidently, asserted by foim cr b u t a com petitor of the latter. T la soeiation in m eeting a t S t. I'etersb u rg children in West Palm Reach. the project ora of the Ixwsburg enter- ,(*opper stocks have really not started ia ngniAst F ntty A rbucklc com ing “Two hundred and sixty-one grown prise, pulp and paper m anufactured yet, but thc statistical position of tin* back into the movie world. There will from saw g rass, can be produced very m etal is fa r better than it lias been ups in West Palm Reach. u be many hucI) protests and we doubt a "N inety-six children in o ther cities much more economically th a n from for a long time. ' Coppers, certainly, it very much if the w hitew ashing re ­ wood. in the stale of Florida. are selling ut bargain le v e ls. cently given F ntty by Will Hayes will (Quality being eipial, or better llicn"Sixty four giowmqw in other cl "Money conditions should continue stick- The public has just naturally i efery reason why paper made from good. There is no question that the had enough of the Hollywood foolish­ ties in the stale, "One hundred ar.il seven negro ju ­ Florida aaw grass may go into com­ banks are in. a strong position. The ness nnd they seem to have picked petition with the product made from ■ ■ on F a tty for a victim on the suppo­ bilee ringers and picachuis in West wood. With the achievement of even Federal Reserve Ranks today have re -JJ ■ serves equal to about 7G per cent of ■ sition th at "nobody loves n fnt matt.” Palm Reach. « a portion of wlmt Is believed to be "Eneh child will receive, six articles, ■ th eir note nod deposit liabilities. The ■ U nless we n’re badly m istaken Fatty ■ a present, one j a r of candy, one box possible, and nil that is contem plated reserve required is between 31 p e r, ■ ■ A rbucklc as n movie s ta r is a tiling is reasonable and feasible, th ere is B of th e past nnd the s ta r has waned. of raisins, one French d o w er basket opening for Florida n new and very cent and to per cent. It'D true, that JJ s an apple and nn urnnge. We wish to announce lo the buying’ public effective January 1st, thc « . _ ------------u ------■ much needed industry, the develop­ when foreign countries begin to gel Jj "The grown ups will receive sam e on th eir feet, it will be necessary to * WELCOME, DR. CARPENTER with the exception of a French (lower m ent of which will be watched with send much of this gold back. For the • following Reduced Prices on Hiipniohiies: the very keenest concern in and mil luisket." present, however, this gold represents JJ The editor of the H erald takes an n That makes nuiehtiiidtednridscxenty of thc state. Times Union. R the bn*is mi which a torisulerablc i v ■ in terest in all the churches here and n nine—as ’ Joe him self would express | a pansiun of credit can lit* built. It Lounts m inisters nnd church officers ■ it. Of course there are others. No one; HUS I NESS AND SEN g u arantees to us n relatively rosy and members of the congregations of ■ who knows him would believe for an ! CUR H IE S IN 1112.1 money rate, until heavy gold exports nil of them as his friends. We w ant ■n in sta n t th a t he stopped th at close to s arc resumed. During the coming them to feel thnt the H erald is s tric t­ u a thousand. » .year, borrowers need have little fear ly non-ntttaiiuii when it conies to giv­ ■ A h fornu-F new spaper ow ner and "should average som ewhat b e tte r than ■ of a lack of funds fo r nil legitim ate ing spare for all w orthy enterprises. I editor, politician, * Good S am aritan, in the y ear ju st passed. A survey of purposes, a n d this also applies to. Juntr It is therefore n p le a su re to welcome ■ S tate official and no wmunieljml judge I HO lending* industrial, companies, re*- term money, thnt Is, capital for per­ n o ur old friend, Dr. C arpenter, to Han­ ■ nnd private Citizen, Joe Enrm an lias cently made by my organization, m anent Investment. M ortgage rates a ford. We have known him for the ■ probably ns many friends ns any man :hmved th a t in 11*11*, i*fi per cent of during 1223 should wprk lower. Today, a p a st tw enty years nr ev e r since he in the stnje, but even ut th a t lie has these companies made a net profit, the a v c ra o w 'a to of K-al estate m ort­ ■ enme to Florida and kpow him for ■ while only I per cent showed a deficit. not all ho deserves. ■ gages Df^mghout the United S tales ir w hat he is—a rcnl man in every sense ■ This Christm as*riot o f m aking o th ­ In 11*21, the num ber of firm s which a. of th e word. Wo hate to lose Dr. ers happy, which he has ju st indulged- could show a profit was cut down to between G per cent and 7 . per cent s. a W alker from our midst but if we have in is a reciird set for others next y ear IS p er cent. Over half, or-52 per vent The tim e is not fa r aw ay when this I \ O. II. FAC TORY ■ average will stand betwen 5 and, •! to lose him we a re extrem ely glad to who think they have done nil they ■ industrial concerns lost man■ welcome such a good m an as Dr. C ar­ could to make child or a grown-up ey on th isr year s business. ■ I!*22 has p er cent. a p en ter for hiy successor. And above happy.—Tampa Tribune. “Of course, the ease of the money witnessed a change from red ink fig idl we want to see the Methodist The Iluprnobile is the best automobile in the world in its price class jj. tires into black ink figures, but the m arket is distinctly favorable to long­ cb u rclrp ro sp cr—wo want to see every r.t: Pa tet P i ^.i » t rq Px am ount of net p ro fits will not be tim e bonds. There is a point in the Jj church in Snnford prosper nml grow 1*3 Less repairs, higher re-sale. Ka large when the books are finally bnl business cycle when industry becomes) JJ —more mileage on was, oil and tires. * a lich in numbers and in well doing. so active that mone>T is abrt>rl*ed by ■ am ed. Wc arc ju st gettin g buck on­ K* ' M ay thd New Y ear bring to nil of trade. When this occurs ‘Ronds nre Open and closed models now in our salesrooms. *e» to the right side of the ledger, let them thc rich blessings th a t they de- Rn sold nnd develop a downward tenden­ “ The slm rtngd of labor is one of the He cy. This point in the cycle has riot y rt !’ servo «nd will have and this ia our Easy terms to responsible purchasers. m fie w orst features of Che RJ23 outlook. appeared. Moreover, history shows New. Y ear wish to them . fia The momehl th at business works up A complete stock o f genuine ITupmobiic parts to insure the owner ■ th a t -following the Civil W ar bonds g*i na n j p* ru Nt h,i ft! to average nctivity it becomes impos­ prices, Jmrring temporal)* fluctuations ». sible to get sufficient w orkers. This rese fur n long period of years,, the the best o f service. t \ W HEN U MAKING RARER. FROM FLORIDA raises costs and in tu rn increases com ­ advance culm inating about 1200. From U 8 ELL modity prices and the cost of living. L IS T IT SAW GRASS YOUR REAL Join our large family of Hup owners and you’ll be forever .satis- ■ The im m igration law is largely the th is point, a descent was gradually W ITH U8 ESTA TE made to a low point nt th e end of the w The* current Issue u f the R uilncfs cause of this shortage. This Inw rc- European war. Since this 1o\v pciint, Rrintor makes announcem ent th a t r i t f 't s the num beftof Im m igrants In a history is repenting itself, bonds hav­ Good tfupn Inj O range Groves, “news print mnde from Florida saw single year to 3 per cent of the total ing reached a middle ground, but still grass will lie ready for distribution num ber of respective nationalities a l­ F arm *Land, Improved nnd un­ fa r below the 3.80 or *i per cent* basis in January, 11123,” and th at in the first ready in the United Stntcs. Before im proved city real estate, and of the 1!*0U period. All these factors week in February "m ost of thc.pub- the w ar wo hud nn addition of a m il­ prom pt service can be found at Suggest th at well selected bonds, laitli | Mention* irfTIurida will print nn issue lion im m igrants a yen’r. Now we are municipal and corporation, are a dis­ o u r place-------------------TRY . US! * * * on the saw g rass new* print receiving less than 300,000 nnd ,nt i tinct purchase. t made in the south from a southern least GO per cent of these are women, "Honda and mqney,” concluded Mr. children or o th er dependents. On the product." This is inform ation th a t has been o th e r hand, I doubt if thc repeal of liabson, “are certainly sound factors AGENTS Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue cxjiected fo r' a considerable period this 3 per cent im m igration Inw is in the situation. As for.business ns n of time, not only by -Florida people the proper solution of the presen t lu- whole, there is no doubt thnt it will REAL ESTATE SANFORD, FLORIDA average b etter this coming y ear than but by thusc of o ther states, those uf lior shortage, F ire , Casualty, A uto Insurance it did in 1222. This does not mean "The real solution is not the repeal all lli^ reading-w orld, In fact- since Distributor!* for Seminole and I^tke Counties 105 W. FIrat 8 t , SA N FO R D , FLA it has become generally know n‘ th at of thc present im m igration law but th a t there Will he any boom, but th at * * w ith l)ie complolio nof the g re a t pn- ra th e r the repeal of the C ontract Ln- there Will be plenty of mohe)’-mnking ^ agMBaM|| nB aiaK aM M B M B H ag a a H B H R a a a a a B B a a a B a H H a a B a B a a a > Bi a a H 4 K H B a ^ Sanford Daily Herald The Resolutions You Make PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD OCCUPATION ■LI­ CENSE MUST BE PAH) Seminole Laundry j N E W 1a P R I C E S Standard Touring;....................................$1,115.00 Standard Roadster.... .......... ...................$1,115.00 Special Touring*......................................... $1,215.00 New Two Passenger Cotipe..... i___ ...... $1,385100^ ...............v. $1,535.00 Four Passenger Coupe ........... ..... $1,675.00 Five Passenger Sedan. FROM OTHER SANCTUMS fied., ^ ’ Maxwell & Britt N „A - | �' ‘T : " . ‘ V ' T* • . y '■ : ‘ ' “ T U B S A N F O R I) D A I L Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y . D E C E M B E R 30. 1922 •» w Band Concert Sunday Afternoon in Ceritral Park [■ * PURELY . professional Program for Sunday contains sev­ eral well known selections. The se­ lect of F au st with it haunting Sower wait*. Also the evening sta r played by Messrs S tew art ami W alker and Mr. McMahon will In* henrd in n num­ ber of vocal solos accompanied by the city band. ^ Progrant M arch—Bombaslo— O. K. F arrar, (irand Sel—from F au st—Gounod. Vocal S!o—Selected—Rand Accnmp. Mr. F. S. McMahon W altzes—Irene— C. W. 'B ennett. Intermission P atro l—of the Cossacks— Ivan Tjaeki kolT O verture— Itio Grande—Edw. Bergen- ! a n u ot S a n f o r d ’* H o p u tu f profe»*tonnl M en , e a c h .bon. in »'** <hMen Pro* f^iDO the Herald n m » recom- ai u «* A. D eCottes' G e o rg e A tto rn o y -n t-L a w 0»ff Seminole County Hank iSFOtlU *> FLORIDA Holtz FRKD R- WILSON Baritone? solo— Evening S tar—W agner A ria—Cujus A imam— Rossini from the S tabat M ater S ta r Spangled Banner a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w nnt National Hank Bulldlnu uvrOftl) *:• Classified Ads 5c a line. No ad taken, for less than 23c and positively no Serving dishes operating on the FLORIDA classified nds charged to anyone. Cnsh must accompany all orders. Count vacuum principle have been invented five words to a line and remit accordingly. in which food can be kept hot several hours a fte r cooking. , ■:* g fA It Is with keen delight thnt the w inter resident who hns s|H*nt many w inters in Kissimmee ami who owns property here, on returning home llnds so many improvements which ■ ■ n d d 'to ^ h e growth of the town and ■ the value of his property. s c of a The Bryson Live Stock Co., ■ Jacksonville was the successful bid­ ■ der a t $88,.175 for the building of ■ ■ ■ the I-ake Shore boulevard of some 111 N > mile*, exclusive of the approaches to ■ ■ the towns op Mount Dora and Eustisj ■ M and through the town of Tavares. ■ ■ ■ The Polk county Puoltry Associa­ ■ ■ tion is making plans to hold sometime s in January, n poultry show. According ■ to N. Huger, of Lakeland, president M ■ of the county association, plans are ■ ■ already under way for this poultry ■ show, though a date hns not yet been « ■ set. ■ 3■ “ Prospects are tine Tor,a big strnw- a berrycrop” declares the Arcadia News. ■ R egular passenger service by air Following the very rainy spell, the SKVKItAI, IldUriW lor .ale. Ilotiic EOS! -One w ire wheel w ith tire off . :. L A W Y E R will be established between Isihdoti straw berry growers became busy, nml Itaby Overland, between Sanford for rent. See Thigpen. *10C o u rt H o u s e , , ... . . . . and Berlin, English, Dutch and Gcrnow the plantings have been extended WOOD FUR S A G E - $8.5(1 a ^ T . " m! SPrin^ ’ !{clur" l ” K™ 1 man planes being used. and excellent growth is shoNvn, Plant­ Please arrange to pay cash on do- A ide.-W ork* ami receive reward, ing is still going on, but there are livery, and specify the kind of wood _________________________ "V i ? & « ' l ^ . i W t l S A : many broad acres already growing B fcz»minrd Glasses Designed wanted, when placing your order.—K. LOST, STRAYED O il .STO LEN —A SrtnliK.lr ( o u n ty .— In C 'lia n r rr, nicely, nml it is predicted -that there 100-tfc dog marked like Airdale, answ ers CITATION Henry McLaulin, Jr., S. Vcrnay. will be some tine fruit for Thankstn name of “Bob”. Reward.—Miss (!. L ew is, C o m p la in a n t, jFOR SALE—Dosier and Gays' p aint; ^ giving day, and lots of big, red berOpt. D. Rosamond Radford, 115 French Ave-i Itnttjnmlnn v* h Urlffln. el nl.. Defendant* and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty ries o fr.th o C hristinas holidays. 2J7-2tC To Henjamlae l.. ilrlfflu. If Hr lag. IteuOptlcfan-Dptometrin i Works, Sanford agents. 1*3-tfc nuc. _ rli'ttn l i Urltfln, If living, tils wife; \Vliilnti\»!. Anili'tirlrtl, If livlne, IS. \V. Development of a tract of ICO acres sakmersT W c„ c„ £ MISCELLANEOUS fttelff and wife. Emma A. Htetff, If living, all tlm unknown lielre. If liv­ of what is said to be some of Ihe ___________ ___ frnm ~. and irrigation plugs at ths DANl’iNG fi-A S S E S every Tuesday ing, of the Estate of John \V, tirlfjln, ilr.'cas. a. ii. W, Cook ami wife. Annie richest muck land in Ihe state Is ex­ Sanford Novelty Works. 100-Lfc a t Parish House at I p. m. for chilCool., if living, ilco. \V. Hawkins, If pected to follow the purchase of this living. Charles C; Warwick. Trustee D]J* i ^ \ *v* i FOR S A I.K -T w o .year-old Jo w ey -,|ren 7 for • du,t** laterpreunit tils his suercssors. If living. J. trac t, two miles east of Avon P ark .' Graduate W t t r i n a r u i n ! bul, , ut a |,a r ri, |h. r .(|| llt 1:ui, Sl tat h e and 1*11 room dancing.— ProfesI> Wolvct ton. |f 11\ tntr. Luther C I'ort.-r, if living. 1. •>. I'orter. If liv­ Au option for twenty days at $110,000 t M.r I., Elihcn. IN -tfc ing. ami AticI i.rlffln. If living. Atl- for the trac t has been given capital­ to fa opposite p. o . I A u :mu>: lolnl-lrali.r of the Ksinln of John VV. - ! See T. Meade Fox, authorized Fordj •itiffin. ilreeaseil; nml If IUIII parties ists at Nebring by G. E. Bryant, who sdcnce 2‘G Del.and, Florida FOR SALE Twelve furnished rooms are ,1,'inl to all imrllea claiming tti* homestended the q u arter section ten ________________1 with three year least* at Ilf. Ilf. Pal salesman, idmtrt trading iu your old I• r-' t i nml,-r Iti'ii Jam|a I, I it If f In, do i-HM-it, ii. -Netm li ilrlfflu. his wife, years before there was a railroad into <;ir oti a new one nr buying a new car motto avenue 215 lb a. , cos. J. Will .n Amlenrlcil i!rc-o«- " H U Kj to to to to IQ J nut eight. Photic 33I and make up, I, w s i , off a m i w ife. E m m a ,V I n i s s e c t i o n , n m l w h en t h e r e w as no Ft *ft SALE <Y in y fill m. hoitst . It n tUeiff. tie. 1-.IS. a. all of t h e unkltowo lon,( within fmir ,oiti>« th.. ni.m ‘ SO | m.ii.tio.nl fur interview. 2l3-5l|> lo ir ,l. . . .ise.l. ,.f th e K s ln l e of J o h n | n a , ‘ w n n , n I ,,u r m i le s of t h e p l o p . to res Sanford, "Fla., tiled flowing W • I r iff in 1 1 \Y . CStok $*ii \ . Ft M il'S' New it ml u if*' VtiitU* t h«K, lift ’ wells, big money m aker, mo t u!> (H R I IS' F m RDS! W JLtttlsiup, rhnrl«*i <* . " IQ aii I U S 'ii r i m d * t e t ‘ '•ilipcs, Tout - j W estate, A> l quirk. Box US1-’, t'lla n lit it irk Till Bit"** tlPPfilKl'il, 111,B. I 11TCIIII'HI* t»f j| llfll’t flf 1*0,000 HtT^H . sii.e. M i •I-— sed. J. I* Welvermn )lf vjr j„ j,„. do, Fla. Easy term s. 23*1-t">t mgs, Sedans, trucks and tractors. thr ee mill" D-tl ), I-Ht li • t |*nrfrr. «1* IQ ‘ nsb or It-rin-., Sell or trade. See I. • d* ceased. ami Alift southeast of Avon Park bv tlh> PittsI-OR S A L E -W et] t ) .ii::eil turd d.-u. i-i l. Administrator of , ............ .. .. *riffIn. IQ Dm. V.. McRuiy, authorized Find, ifin* F f t t n i o t*f . I nhl l VV. I f r l f f l i t . d r * burgh- Elorida Fruit Groweri Assn: Call at '[n| French Avenue. 5TU5-,'dp rri i f i Ml , o l l i t r u i s p , in nm l tn tiir ■ .» „ . _ ____ ____t i i .-.ih - man. photic -II, at Edward lligthe anfnllct Yt lip; 151mil m1111.1 1 «. til t h e Cotill I r t UltHMI H IH’i'iJlUpftlJlCll bv T<m ran find the name Aif to l i i l t F A n : Eight six Si»a. Apply •jin% In,-., at.th *rized Ford, Fordson *•( Fy it i i m* a n t i S la i n of F l o r i d a , n o m u u m o n t n f till* Hr«t I’Xti'llsivr rei m i f f p a r i f n i l n r l y d*,i«rrli*f,d, a n juiiut shop over Seminole Overland and i inioln dealer. Mtfjr lice JiasinesS Man IQ -.’l t d - I t w f o r c i i n i t i o n LL'Iunu* in th u n ta le . Tin* Co. T h e Htsiiili T h r e e . Q ua rl $*m o f tlir ... , , IQ ia SanTnid in ibis Column “:!Lfl.P IH CMI S hunt on i c v Icrms 1~\Y. N 'n r iiiu * mi ivn.it I.T Of t h r Snuih<mnt i»**oi-intI«»n— n tuHipiTnlIVI* p l a n t i n g . H n r p A ir E Plants ln-cts, hJrmudn t»(h day. -j :i; ititi, ‘m art, i L- S’: ..'uVi'i o f r T t u n c e ‘‘V i n r i v k 'i..w m g a n d m a r k e t i n g ft nil a r g a n i M Oil. T h » nt v Ki twenty thousand Gohh ri cel r:,. t_ l a . u t . i H i i c g t h i r t y a c r e s r a m o o r ; z u tio f)— p la i ts to u se t h e t r a d only *j Q k* Vj wa to Pr to i cry plants, ft. F. t ITHHiliiW, Jninlnf ' “ it at.jie.H Inc from th e nvrnm Ml! of s u p p l y c r a t e s l a h a n d l e th e f r u i t S I l l 'l l I FARM AGENCY . | five, Sanford. Kin. i-!>iii)i|i.liit f i l ' d in th i s eavtso a g a i n s t Die 1 .100 n r r e s o f c itrtis f r u i t • ■■ii. th a t ' " 0 .ii"! eai'h of yon h a v e ur l t d Magnolia Avenue elnttn It. l u t e .u inn I n t r r e s i In unit to i! c o n t r o l s and annountTs that for I uni! i.ed 7 to.,hi bungitlovv, new, ltd- j,,ail t lie f.' Ii i *l... v « ileiM'rllied, FOB KENT ick Service Transfer T i t - - . " f o r e y o u . I l e a J a m l o J. ( J r l f f l n , every tree cut another will he p!uni­ —rrn'jr.e , f— --f-------; oil iLv Ic , icvuv, , barn, garage. 15 if l i v i n g . It . a r i e t t a I ' •J 1 1f f In. h i s w i f e . Storage F a c ilitie s . I t)R R E N I — Unfurnished upat t ni cnl l i v i n g W i l l i a m O, A n d e n r l e d , If l i v ­ t'd. And any th at grow up wild will acre . I.IettrL* lurlit, r unni ng water, If i n g . «1. W S I e I f f a n d - wi f e , E m m a A merely increase the stand. r* jltiae you, tell o th tra ; if not, Fem dnle A partm ents, 305*E. First unknown telep h o n e, b a th . Deep w e ll, F a ir * S i . Iff. If l i v i n g , a l l o f t h e tell tix. Phone 498 Street. IllO-tfc h . J t s - If l i v i n g , o f t h e E n t i t l e n f J o h n ______________________ banks Mome engine, w ater piped to VV E r l f f l n . d e c e a s e d , t l . VV. t To o k n m l There Is"a sentim ent in nil of Enke FUR Rl'iN’f One bed room and kiteht.m n , i„,T„ tnmmrlm. !wit<- Annie < > k, if living, tico W. , j, , . ... ;nli p u t t - n, farm , oran g e, Ltiigertne, , r^C.kl IIBi ,|VfK«r ntuvrles cL Warwick, county against btiibling any more of SA N FO RD cn rumtshed, price 5th per month, f hhu kberries, tree Ittriisti r s ' aptl hla supiwusiirsj If living. ihe Band Hay roads because of the Apply tp Mrs. II. D. Durant at Fake ,.n it , , varieties of g ra p es.1m .,'/., ".V'lohm !' i.'f . " p IIm c ‘^ iV'iKing. chine & Foundry Co. fact th at in really bad weather they Mllryj b pmtr. i berries, ban u r n s , l o t p . a t , J a p . f.?;1-..VY!,/• *V .". .. V ^,.t f i v. W J ,K become impassable. When they are il M»fhinr and Bailer W orks; LOR RENI Ih'd room. SIMi YInemdia ntT-immoji. oittlberries, rostdb, guav-1 J u , . i la l i n i n g i n i . r . - s l H u o r t c r g o . .() n o o t b i ' i n . m l s nri>' holter t m i a ff Grinding; Di-Luxe Pistons; A Ve. Phone 2'"’>. dtp | - ;i . I •; itileft 1o d . mv, calf. !'■ ni uoin I. ‘Ji tffln dc •■and. I ten r let - Mioti a t iopioiis tains fall ibis ■lass --------—_ _ . . . i ■ , , , .. i i E i ; i if fm his wife, ised, Wll *fc(rl Si eel l.eiir Bands; Crank I- OR Iti'.N ! I ill n - lied hoi loom llt fim k of .M'fsiovi duiks Ifit Milled, nil i ,, m- i; \ n.1. nrl.-.l ilmMo-d it. VV of highway* In-come deep mudholc* ,,, , i, | . ......... r, , ,r. . . -ii,. i,„t i -i llll(| g in ff a ml wife. Hnmm A Stelff, deR rtu rn n l----------------- P h o n e 02 d ll Park A vc. 2-U nip for io. aJU. *d,oUtl ‘ UMi, Hal. 1, - «»" | ul| t,f ,jlu unknown heirs, de- and ridged like a washboard. Httw21 (Ftft* *if i ho of .tuhn W. Qrl_f* FOR RENT A ticsiniidc, well fur- ^ >c;o-i. ... W4 . I’onk nn»1 w i f e . rv er it can be said with truthfulnoas ‘ rill. _____ ___ tl. A nnie Honk, d e c e a s e d , ti r o , VV*. H a w ­ th at they nre preferable to naml roads l-TON.I.MOUGHTON nished light housekeeping a p a rt­ kins, d e c e a se d , t'h a r l e s t*. W a rw ic k . ilrceahOit, ami tils niiceoa»«ri». for it is possible to get over lhem in ment- No children. 310 Oak Avenue. Have you read tho want ada today! TniBtcc ■- AitcuiTuer deceased. J. I». Wolvertun, deceased. 23ll-:iti> I . l i t l n - r ( ’. I ’o r t e r . d e c e a s e d . I .. O. I ' n r l e r . high* when the sand road must be ■Ii . ' e a s e d , a n d A l . a l ‘ J r l f f l n , i l e c e a s e d , FOR RENT—G arage at fiP.i t rimn IR O IB I.E D WITH WEAK KID- Vd m I n l e t r n t n r o f t t i e E s l n t r n f J i i l m W. taken in low. Ju st now there is n cry 7. ililler Bldg. t l r l f f o i . i e i ' e a s r d , o r til h e r w i s e . I n n m l ‘for the hi ick and the asphalt block Avenue. 237-31 p Mold t o t h e I nf i l l s k e r e l t m l i o v r i l e s c r t b e d . a r e , f j N EYS FLORIDA r e . I o l r e . l t o lie a n d n j i p o n r h e f o t e m u r o a d . A t t h e p r e s g t l l s o m e v e r y g o o d FOR RENT -Furnished rrame. S t 'Have licrii trouhhji with weak kid s a i d t ’l r c u l t I ' o . i r t a t I h e I ' m i r t H o u s e corner llth ^ y " r" ^ CWn*‘rUcU‘‘l 111It street streo and Eltn Avenue. „eys si,Me childhood;’ w rites Mrs. INFOHI) NOVELTY M aria*Si hneider dtp lljd c , Benrottia, Michigan. ‘ N o w J i a s l . m a k e a n s w e r t o I h e l ol l o f c o m p l a i n t . . . r v h l h l t e i l i i g a l n s l y o u III t i l l * c a u s e , n t h n f o r t y a m i h a v e b a d t e r r i b l e b ack. ' O lie _ r » l»<< d » e r * w s p r o e m i f e s s n w i l l h e c u Big Hollar Dinner at the Seminole ■ WANTED U l.d'lhal tired out feeling, hardly able ^ ^ rd S 'rc .rth a '." Cm ," <3 . a Dm. be Cafe Sunday. Read about it in today’s ■ published _lho Sanford i ‘l.I l, I 10]. WANfc.IT—A choice — to huihl yi.i.r l ....... ni J or... By ... Using Foley Kid- '.'..w .pnpnr in pul,ii,h,<i in H.i nHor*W fe i -I 1-n.l-n l f | * 23d-2tc tncral S h o p a n d M i l l new homo hcroro lumber c ,U »..>• «.*■>- M . i m i * » « ! «.*» fci'icyl...'!. Coenw. C.eh IV .1 ■ 1higher, l'lans and estim ates furnish-fG ntliartic Tablets I soon fell like a W IT N E S S m y b u n d a m i the ss n l of C ir c u i t C o u rt on th i s th o - H i t d a y ___ ” 0 I ‘K led.—-Sanford Novelty Worjxs. 183-tfc:new ponton.” Bncki.ithe; rheum atic •alii N of N o v e m b e r, A. D. 1913 TAKE OUR ADVICE—USB ■ SEAL) E- A. DOUGLASS. ^TRACTOR a n d B U I L D E R ; W A N TElTTO ’W N T ^ F e rn m n e n t, 3 poln.-v, dizziness ami .blurred vision act* ___(____ C la r k - o l_ t h e C i r c u i t - C o u r t of tliu Seventh Judicial |C *»am bl .Street—Sanford, F la .’ " u r V room uiTfiirniHhod a p a r t m e n t , i " / n,,y 1'*u f^T " Circuit.of Florida. In and for tho. County ot Semi­ L * •* f,n t ‘or house, desirable location. Ad- Kidney Bills give quick relief. Sold nole. TksTTSsomT BAKM/C POWDER a I d l e s . “ F. S.’’ care Herald office, s „ n .F*vvrywhere.-A«lv. QUO. A. P eC O T T B S , FOR SALE 1CHELLE MAINES LOST -Consider the thrifty squirrel— how lie stores away against a win* , * tor’s need. In the beauty of fall—in the U i% plenty of harvest—in the energy . . of ambitious youth, do not fail in yfjur provision against the uncer­ tain days* that will come later on. A substantial bank account is the only logical answer. : 3| J • > . 1. 1■ a :■ \ ■ ■ ■ m ■ ■ 3 3■ ^ v ./ Jmm P n - •< la ■ ■ A C O M M U N IT Y B U I L D E R B. F. WUITNER, Cashier F. I \ FORSTER, President ■ s■ D 7lJ ; m — - .JT T -I The First One in I J Four passtMigiT llniek Sport will hi* on display M onday in n".r sh o w w indow . A lso a seven p assen ger, which- i*1- th e • " t one we have li'cen aide to g et. A ca refu l inspection :pid one dem onstration, will convince you th at th e iJuic’;* -Ivat! in value,'a s well as production of all c a r s above $6U0.0!). Our line o f cars for 192*5 c o n s is ts o f fourteen models, and w ith our wonderful im provem ents and decrease in prices and th e reputation lltiieks have held for n in eteen long years, we know t h a t -there is one of our fou rteen m odels that you will buy. and all of them will please you. W e sell on easy term s. We g iv e you Ihe proper Iluick service. We carry a Jcomplele line o f gem tfne llniek parts. Sanford Ikiick .Co. -202 MAGNOLI A AYE. I’H O NE :if.7- [ DON’T BE PENNY WISE 5 AND POUND FOOLISH! M N U * 0 u N a a What does this m ean7 -lust Ihi* you pay a few dollars more in initial cost in buying a "N tl-T IL E " Hlungle nmf. bul the ’ lk'*iulii;.t Tile Red, Snow White and Green $hing|es do hot curl up and they wjil give you n perm anent roof th at you will not have to re p air or cvpl iveM for years and years. ■ M I . , * n It is impossible to say how long they will last, but they have ■ a been in service more than twelve years mid no signs o f wear. They a are as permanent in one climate at in another, n ■ «*» From past experience it looks a* tho they will “never" wear out! ■■ ■ WORKS Manufactured by ■ Amalgamated Hoofing Co., Chicago Sold iu Sanford by CALUMET GILLON & FRY i ford, Fla. 192-tfc NOTICE tlCA L C O N T R A C T O R S ! W A N T E D -U ne hunilretl eoburJl 15- -The regular annual m eeting of the burerH fo r land clearing, contract stockholders of the First National *|kou»f Lighls and Appliance* work. Good camp. High land.—C. Bank of Sanford, Florida, will be held \Y, Perkins, Gruvelnntl, Fla. 231-lHte Tuesday morning, January tllh, lt'23. oc* I ine of Fixtures building -Magnolia Avenue WANTED—Two ftTfnfsHcil rooms I o r jnj jo o'clock n. m. In the officeA of lig h t housekeeping. Atldress NXX t j|(. |,an|<> for the election of a Board p 12- 10-23-litc . care bf Berald office. K 'V. HERNDON ; W ANTED—Sidewalk paving co23fi-3t n tro l-lo l Directors to rerve fbr the ensuing tors who are in a! position to s t a r t 1year nml for the transaction of such INSURANCE a g e n c y job promptly to get in touch by leltfrr other business as may properly come nml personally with the City Mana­ before the meeting. — AUTO--------- 11DND3 B. F. WUITNER. ger, New Smyrna, Florida. 23H-3te Cashier. WANT TO HEAR from owner having 12-0-1(1-23-30; 1-2 S',0. Shinholser FLORIDA ^ Connelly & Sons '■’ •"i.M .iiH H -E -l.j. in n s L-s-T-A-T-E liitrsln irn ls Gixurnnrr ■s »r ctf lliinds l-unns Pf,,r IIuxlness Chaneea . JUl«* pities la.,,| |X|.. P ohi,11 ' ,l:Vl'TV a... 'L stvik\ t CIIHIM.W loi-k Vina mil In Ave, tlu' «f safety devices ,r' l* or-e which autom atical- U ANTED—Women to sell liygienic toilet rc-quisites and !• lower-in-thcbotllo perfum eries, in every;tow n in Florida.—Mrs. Demlng, 730 West Church St.. O rlando,’F la. 237-2tp WANTED TO SEEL a t n bargain r. one bag concrete m ixer on skids with engine, a pick up. Address Mix* s f care of Herald. 237-tfc * n airplane’s w in d sh ie ld fr e e - - - - - - - - - - - - j The Daily Herald, 15c per week. I a a WOODCOCK & RIGNEY >: ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ADAPTED BUNCH GRAPES bring imying returns eighteen m onths a f­ ..................... .......................................... ....................................................................................................................I .............. ijj ter planting, plant an acreage and be independent, best commercial fru it in­ vestm ent in .south, fru it brings h igh­ est prices. Wo introduced j these grapes Intji Florida amir thug have [ . . . T h e W i n t e r P a r k H e r a l d . . . } been doing well ten seasons.- Other -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_ ----------------------------S adapted fru its nlso. tree blueberries, a blackberries, pcnchesfi figs, etc. Full inform ation, free catalogue. Adapted Nurseries, Tam pa, Fla. 214-fit on Snt. : SUNDAY J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. ^ " Ira c to r a n d B u ild e r -t- farm far rale; give particulars mi|J lowest price. John J. Black, * hippo* wa Falls, Wisconsin. 12-30; 1 0-l3-3p A FEW " WATTRESST^TWA NT El H it The Altamonte Hotel, Altamonte PIANOS Springs; Fla., between Sanford anil Orlando. Only whlfe_ help employed. Good character first requisite. .W rite PIANO full particulars, nge, w hat, if any, ex­ perience. Reference. Address Gco» F. Rules & Son, Altamonte Springs, p |„ ‘ ' 237-ltd ; Uwc S o li c it o r a n d o f C oun sel for C o m p l a in a n t . I t - t l t - l l - 3 1 ; 13-2-9 -|B -!J-3 0 -9 t 112 MAGNOLIA AVEN U E PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS , RECORDS K PLAYER ROLLS SH EET MUSIC WEEKLY morning, $2.00 per year in advance. 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' . * ‘ 'A .1-3 1 . • ■ \ - .>• IN t l l E H E A R T OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SOME FORTY-FIVE CITIZENS MAY BE INVOLVED IN THE In Which Two Men Were Killed in Morehouse ' • " Parish Last August WHICH1* 1)EI*T. IS PROUD NO O B S T A C L E S In Sight Which Should- Hinder Further Advances in Our NUMBER 23G SANFOHI), FLORIDA/FRIDAY. DKCEMIIKU 20, 1922 >. VOLUME H I. Professional Golfer Arrives in the City, For Country Club Oil* George Will Take Charge of the Sanford Country, t'luli ami Truth •ho (iami' of Golf LORI) C U R Z O rWILL CONFER WITH B. LAW OVER THE NBA It EAST PEACE CONFEItENCE PI. AN • *nr The A»«orlnlr«l P lIM ) LAUSANNE, Dec. 29.— Mnrqui* • l l l y l ' l i r \»*...rliilril r r r « * l . . , . MONROE, Dec. 2U.—Sheriff Fred Carpenter, of Morehouse Parish, de­ Clinton, British foreign secretary uml clared there will he some arresl* in the Morehouse kidnapping investigation*, 0f the llritish delegation to the upon the return of federal Investigators who were in New ..Orleans yesterday ^ t,a r j.-aKl p*.n ( conference plans-to attending a conference with stat officials. Th shcrjff said he had no offe i«l jt,JlVt, y>iimltiy for Pari* where -hu will information Imt n ,m ajn until unjjj Tuesday for the purpo purpose hut understands the tne chain ennm of oi evidence eviucmc is complete xunq>»-» and expects to remain have warrants in next‘ few days. Carpenter said that while forty-fiTo. ‘c'it i- ^ j conferring with *Prime Minister Minist * ' * '•* ........... . ‘ .......... zetts might he involved In the plot ho did not believe this number were uftual |)4,nnr ja(W j„ regard to Nenr Eastern Easte in the kidnapping of Mer Rouge citizens and the death of \Witt ituation. .participants . -.........m Daniels and.Thomas Riehanls.* lie declared survivors of kidnapping party informed him there were not more than eighteen or twenty in the masked hand. * . NEAR EOST CONFERENCE IS ON VERGE OF FAILURE; ’ DANGER OF BREAKING UP South Fuorida Fair and Gasparilla Crewe * W ill Hold Forth FROM SEVERAL CAUSES CHIEFLY OVER OWNERSIIII’ .OIL FIELDS AND CAPITULATION llljr Tlir V«u*rlnti-il l‘ rr..l TAM PA, Doc. 211.— Pomp and pag­ eantry in liberal assortment will lie features of the South Florida Fair Allies Stressing ’ Capitulation Is­ sue Taking Firm Stand on rind Gasparilla Carnival that opens Foreigners in Feb I next and continues through­ out Fob. 10. Returning to plans of sev­ . ( I t r The .laiiirln lo l P r r ««> eral years ago, abandoned during the LAUSANNE, Dec. 20.—The Near period of the war and* immediately East peace conference stood today on thereafter, parades lire to lie prom­ the verge of failure, danger of breakinent among the attractions at the ing up faeing it from several causes Fair. * . . . . chiefly the contest over the ownership Filst o f these Is to he the military l f Mi1m|1 ((j| anil tho ,n ,)f . patade on the opening day. I eh. 1. rn„ , , Th„ ,\llir« *.if..,„ine .hn capitulation. The Allies stfessing the when Tampa’s recently organized nr- capitulation* issue are taking a firm lillery battalion .the 11tit It Field Ar-' stand against the subjection of for­ tillery is to parade, preceding the mil- eigners in Turkey to the jurisdiction jtnry ninnetiverr, exhibitimy, of stunt of Turkuh courts and insisting upon riding , .and sham, battle to be .staged ... .at special isiurls with foreign Judge* Is J the. fair grounds. Ihe parade " illII l» milst pasH llpon ,*nStM the lirst puhlic appearance in full f|| w|,*(.|l nr„ invo|v, tl. . eipiipiiient of the artillery urgani-ii. tioii.'nnd the opening day of the fair LAUSANNE. Dec. 21'.—I*met Fo­ called “ Army Day" In to be in th •' ha has fliiled to pel-u.'iilr the Cllited Every Country Club need* a pro­ fessional golfer to have elinrg" of the club house and to give lessons to llll 'I hr I'rr..! WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.’ - Stork those who want to learn the pome hi taking of the nation’s domestic hus-jtlio way it should he played and to in,** fur the past year gives the look after the (rebuilds an I keep ev“fceling <>f satisfaction” ns to pro- cry thing, right up to the minute. Sanford has been fortunate in somade , the department of coincuring the so.rvice* of (Ills George rtune declared today in Its end of the year statement, and from this who* was available on account of Ids LI EFT. AM IIERG LEAVES MAGIC day'- position. It ndded “ There ia no spending the winters in the south and CITY I'OR OTHER MAGIC Miiuut .dnlaevlc in sight which will tin summers north and also from the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * CITY -------hinder further advances” in the early fact that he wart af Kissimmee when) POLICE ARE HOLDING MAN I,, was engaged by (be Sanford dub.-ON WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERnew year. Optimism born of mcomI III The \«vnplnlrtl l'rr»«l TH AT IS SUSPECTED OP HEK.N’CK PROPOSED UY plidmunts for the past months which .Mr. George is the professional al thei MIAMI, Dec. 2'J.- Lieut. Irwin 8. ING DRAFT DODGER THE SENATOR many officials of the government re­ Gulden Valley Golf G|uh at Minneap-J Aniberg, of the Nutli air squadron of -------gard i' » remarkable strengthening oils during the summer months and j Wilbur Wright field. Dayton, Ohio; Illy The Vs»iie|nlr*l I'rt-ss I of the ct'iiiiiiinie fabric is evident thru- has nl <• heeli the piolessi.mal at the TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Dee. “ y.— I made a start from Hialeah this mornA vote out tin' stnticties details of the state­ Kissimmee Golf Club, has I..W with I « A S IIIM . ION, Dei, -*'• jl ifore night on the Iturnh proposal I , were holding a man tin-y be- ing fur return trip to camp. lie ur- IiiiimD o f tin* gtililiiTs. who are iun!.i"g* ment whi-h not'd that production of the Winter Park Gulf ('lull, at OrStales and the European powers that ! for world is onniiiii conference which I„ v.. i„ l„* Giov. r Cleveland It . g.l.d,, •bed < hristmas ever after a trip military parade that hn* been -eeti mauufi" mnsl roiuiiindilies nveiage laudo. Hot Springs. \ irginia. Turkish law* nod Turkish court* nfr1,1 tn ,hi Dayton t" chart airway from in l-’loridii 'line I lie tlays of the Span1is opposed by ailniinistratioii wan •itatt* Tin* iimii vva :ui«- Ini fifty |MI n ot larger than ill 1921. |\’ !lh Carolina and otle-i slates at i ford uiltspiate protection to the life Dayton to Miumi for the at my. sought l>y senate leaders today while i ish-Amerienn war. tile various golf , Inti* and lias Itocn I and pi.*i>.-itv of foreigner* residing in -a* a IimImi mi a train a.^i tt* Mh namo tbild day’** debate oil pinjert proi-c, d Following llu I be My -to IvrvWe W ASIIIMiTliN, llee. 29. — No­ playing golf a a prof* <ional fm tinTurki . mnl tile N'eai, Ea *t entifer* » HI 111 I N D i ‘ RUM Cllt I It 111 I IS I t I e.i with in* i* a mg fury us irrifumil i , GiJ !*••»<* .#*-l I inr I* o f t in-pul llle |H III pre-eet wli.lt Is ,*n»-e .stands in grave'danger of break* In .1'I II'.I condition* Vrple ' lit piv-l ixleeo v• .ir| 1 1 j • | | • | |lit • to Wu'lllfV toll .atut will HE t.RADl \TEI> ASTRONOMER table i o|league * of liorab builetl expeetisl to be the most g*Oge,*Us uml ing lip mi tin , ,|Ue*lioii nl a t"lit.omitem of the upward trend l He will Jmve lor bi« assistant .las. broadsides at bis plan Repulde an ho- I th* i*inn until h i ' » - i u*:iiio*» i , .,|,*l 1.,1 pjlge.lllt e\*l Wit In *e,l III Kutnpc and America insist that s(k*in |ir.**|uc»i*n. greater employment of |»yer, who t an cxpcrienc* il g*ilf i tub lit) I t»- \••••rlnlrtf I'rrxai >0 manage*< negotiated i|Uietly f**i loll IP;hG lit I Hilt.| has 1m., i, hi t,« »iu.,ll> Florida, on Miyid.iy, Feb. 5. The ciat • oiirts. 'upon which foreign judgX .N '.N ARHOR, Midi., Dee. 1*1.,i, wlioli m some localities ' ■ tniiLi i and who will p it op a simp in Iii^ nn»tli»*i ■all before uitjnnrniiu lit and in i -s •k ;i i I y a v<*;ir9iiuunliiiit Itlind from birth, with bis eoneeplion ^rewe i* i.irm.ging for a i.i.mb,*. of i es -iit. must administer justice to poitnl as nearing a scarcity imiik, the Country t lob leiiMing 11Ii all the ! 1,1 Pbtbidelpbia. lover New Year’: day. ,.t the heavens formed by description.* mngnili.ently deem.,led limits Includ , foreigners in Mustnphn Kemal's re­ ‘ •ml the generally healthy tone in necessary supplies tints giving tin ft m„ others. ..... . t aid well, of In '•>« representations of pirate craft public. Isiiu-t Fasha declares that trade, anottling tu the monthly sur­ petrous of the dull,the liesl of service; All Place Lost iij.oin I*,,., is studying astronomy at «*'"! i«* bueeamer “ krewc and floats 'in b eonrt* would be an infringement vey iiiudv public by the federal re- al all times and tin keeping "f llicir! Three Are Arrested it*r\v InibdI. intrnry to the usual ,-litfits in gold .-liapi* anil saving them’ of The Two liandits the I mversity of Mieliig.'ii, order delineating various phases m the .1, oil Tuikisb Mivervignly. In fact, he Near Dade City (I,,., |„ mav meet th. m ientificnl're 'elopment of South Florida nans r«iiei attsl tin* decimal mo so often Mtunli"'! It this seii»«ti of the year. tin i i-y Who Itohhed Lank * * for a magnificent at yesterday’s stormy meeting of tho Huiieineots to permit him to lie gtad-j f'"*1 1 , 1 pnivole * For Moon shining found production in the the I" Mr. George arrived in the city to-j dated from the College of Literature, di.play of An-work* on tlu night of eoinmifsion on capitulation that laird ba-ir uulusti ies iiu rvusing, a coiidi-, (| Mj VV)|| jH. |, lot\- for biisiness oil I -------j., ... . . Vr, rilir.iiti it lorlctl * • p,,; r‘ ikmliaUUml P W m iM fibnwt tjHMl’ j.ipnuqry. ‘ ‘ ' S ieiee mill Arts. • dnntmry* wnoinl scioml at wliivli which time lime lie h, will! Two Hundred Gallon Still \V„* <»••- ' •> ........... ^ Mr • nldwell. a .... lion,ore and III Sbiioeis fimn ail over I I.....la ar* • I l***g I hat I'inet Fa-Tin wrap up U*rrupt«-*lly since July of lust year. tein Ii j, all j|IllM. who ill the! slroyed l»> Officer* those wh" «i< in« i ■• to learn the thin |»»*m|ii« ti*»n wiih lowur tliufi nl g 'me and " ill also have a supply of „ .... , „r ;yca,s old. i* doubly handicapped. In MoK*’ » l«™ d .-•-» Tbur*- and plate carefully away, in a cup­ u i» Tfce \ss,.Holed I’ rr.si j 11\ DE* ( .'I T . Vlec. 2!». Search for .•uidition to his blindness, be lacks the; day Feb. K, which i* to be Mu me : boaid this ipiestion of Turkish sov­ any lmu* hi recent yoarn. * 1cluli* and ball* and nil the acees*mies T A M I’A, Dec. 21*. lbree men ar-1 • • , , , ■> # ,, ..r Dav” at tile Fair, and Milliner* from ereignty, which nolmdy wishes in the *. , .. i.ltbe two men who overpowered All* I • iiu-chaiucal aid* for Die study oi as:.t the club house at all time*. all parts o f the jurisdiction nre plan least to offend. Turkey is not the 1 ' ■* D. Crum, assistant cashier of the Hank; iroimniy llint ofen ate afforded stuThe advent “ f Mr. George really ,l 1,1 ‘,l1 1,1 1 11 Hand C oncert . . . o z i City, another released mi his own ree...... ning to participate in the affair. It is only country which enjoy* sovereign­ of trilby, at Trilby, seven mile*-north dent* , opens the season for the .Sanford, *znnrt. „ cn,|i,IK nrelimiiuirv hem..................................................................... - wlm.take up • other studies. Itlind rnri, nnniiuneed that this is to be the big- ty; many other powers have it. and Sunday A fte r n o o n i Country Huh ami means the mlvent, tw« hllfldred gnihm mooushine »'«’“ ’* “ "-1 «’» . aped with $1.2 *o. ,* students of nsl.mimny are so buoks with1 ,,,,,, ," " M Ibproughly represenla- frequently greater powers than Turlli., I there are llu text in Central Park of many visiting K«ir i.i»y,*« »« ,Irilt , y,Htt.n„,y ........ . t.y "* V1" " ..... ...... . be depends' *•'•’ demonstration tile Shrine Ini* I.eV submit l|UC-.lions tn intern.-itiuiial - ______ pity. ! prohibition enforcement- aged* in the «»d Sumter counties. I be sheriff mb inisisl type. Tberefon e l e c p i,".el,ted III South I-lot id:-., mid In i,u i.il. w ill,.*,,1 fear of impairing l,i„.i, fellow stlld, lit* to read Ills le* l,.'t ,.f ttie 11.,milt i bad I■> swamp* seven nubs north' at °t - b l b , '. l*i tlio-i* who au- fa m ilia l wuli their -o veieign ty ligh ts." fot S'lnilav coulaiti- **■' , to hull So proficient lias he be . . i . . I , . . , i . ' at I be t "lllil;. ra iu tu ^ ru lb,, manner ill whieli the Sfuim- make* n il , :i ^ ..wo sell i Lions,. TinDade • ity according I" report' hy m I IIH’t lull! declared • that Turkish I,,, professiu* say, that lie fre good it* promises, is sufficient a*mt law • and Tmkish court* were the fli ers. I’n liinmaly In armg . tiednl Ini ..I I ■■ • with it haunting llowci A lT E M F l’INti It) C U R TAIL JA- ip.etiliy im-niiin/.es a lesson by bear­ ^iniil ii" |»» «*■••••-« i • - —« waitr. Alsu the evening star played mice that the pageant will be worth (M|t).|| ,,f *my [g Europe an often. laird c l here today. FAN’S HOKROWING ing rend qnly a few times. by Mi -rs .SteWart and Walker utiil going mile* to see. Cur/on continued, that he had netuIn addition to antroii'imy, Mr. CnlilI(cables these, a fourth parade i* j n„ (.um(< ,K.U(.V,, jt. Mr. McMahon will lie heard in’,n_jiuniCONGItKSSM AN’S SfiN .* llll The l»«iH*|iMril l*rr«»l w-ell is studying psychiilogy, German, u n n iai n uiider consideration, to lie hcld_ oil l*r of visal solo* accompanied! by n RtL Ka Ka DIED AT LAK E LAND : ' | TDK It), Dee. 211.—An effort I* InFrench and Italian, He ranks as one “ Governor’* Day" when HGov. Cary DRANK'S ONLY HOY Jng made bv the lyato ministry to keep the city hand. " ‘ LONDON, Dee. 29.—A di patch to o' tlu- most adept students in Ids A. Hardee and hi* official nlalT will llu* Daily Express from Athens says ' I lie imperial gnu nmieiit’s borrowing Fragrant . * D. L. Thrasher and Speer A- Ron . I lly T h r .\««n rlu ln l P r r «* l attend the fair. Arrangement for llii* the entiie Greek army is moving to­ to I.Ml.tHHI.Oiai yen yeaily. This would eliisscs. Mar, Ii llmnlmstii— O. R. Farrar, report ii line business today the first L A K E L A N D . Dee. 2tV D,*lan W ileliliinstratitill, however, have not ward Tlirate, was l«ing ionsidered lie out side of tinraising of lu-ie.-siiiy tlfiiiul Sr*l from Faust—Gounod, dav of ihr-ir big sale . Diiiih -, III, only soil of ( migri-ssman fund* to icdeeni old I*mils falling dmI IF. Ft FDI.lt H Imoii definitely ditermini d. M oll il"' IIlf Xllld'le. local -L* Selected Hand Aceomp. Drain*, died at five •*’. I**, k llii* morn three tiig tingenut* alnaily pKinned, whieli. dillii’ o tin next tiwal year, will Ml f S. Ml-.Million Tin Daily lb raid will 1« published The .ti'i'iitili add* that former Pre­ ilig. lie bud never fullv Ieeii\'en*d ! atniiunl to n|i|ui'vimately .MmmioU.imiii Nl U YORK. Dee. 29. Mrs. Muri­ the Gasparilla Carnival of 1924 i* UTil• . f . \V Hennelt. ,,„ \,.w Yi-m' day a* ii-unl. the "lily mier Yetiizclus telegraphed thi* rev from all illness contracted just be­ el MaeSwiuey-.widow o f (the late bird ret tain to be the must entertaining' Intermission ulutiiinnrv guvemineiit advising it tu va.-ations being taken by the Herald - ^ ( ^ (hi< Tlu. fu.‘ yen. mayor " f Dublin, and two other wom­ fair from a spectipular point of view Enrol of the Cossack*—Ivan Tsack- force ls-,ng ( hr.Mmns ami F-Ur send leinfoicenient* i" the Thrncenn n„ raI wiI, ,H. lu.,t, t(,n„,rr«w morning. en, who said they were acting for llu•’ that ever has been held in Florida. kotf of Jtil v Itring m your advertisement* . • . in the . , l.akelmid . . . .cem- Misses Mniim ’and Sara Mcro and front and asking to Ik* informed of • > ‘ • • , OI jui) . mini. I . , wj,f, . interment Irish republicans, late yesterday en Mrs. W. A. Salzoian, of Washington. Ovciture- Rio Grande— Kdw. Hergcii-.J fot- Monday a* usual. the miinQtr of troops there. A meet­ 1 etery. .. bolt/. D. (,’*. are spending tho holidays here tered the Irish consulate in Nassau SPEED HOATS FAIL ing of the cabinet followed nnd the T fl FIND TRACK OF with their parents, Mr. uml Mr*. Mem street and defied the effort* of Lieu­ Baritone solo—Evening Star— Wagner Mr. mid Mrs. -W. C. Hill and daugh­ army moved. RIG S f: LOUIS IIRKWER tenant Began of- thie police bomb' • SARASOTA CITIZEN ..Aria t’uju Aimnm— Rossini ter Carolina uml Mis* Margaret Wight Tin; reservists of the 1920 and 1922 SF H I I>ES IN OFFICE their home on Elm avenue. . wquiul, and Lindsay Crawford, n J'*rce - * ■ . -from ihu .StnluU- Muter— have feluined front a week-end visit dnie es, the dispatch adds, have been Stale repreesntative, to eject them. SARASOTA, Dee. 29. Fear and called to the colors. , .Star Spangled ltanner< to Mrs. Hill’ * parents nt Cairo, Cm. War Minister III/ The \«-uHtilril I’ rr-Nl anxiety i* felt here for hto safety of Pnngnlns has liven appointed cotnThey made the trip iu their ( udillas ST. LOUIS* Dee. ’ 29.— William J. mil PER CENT DIVIDEND IL A. Fairbanks, of this city, vvlio left mnner In chief of Thrace. and report the road* a* being.in fair­ Lump, a former brewer, wa* found foiih m o t o r c o m f a n y tlu* city dink early Tuesday morning shot to death in liin office here today. III t (U A L LANDS AND, ly gotal shape. . * CHICAGO, Dec. 29. A 100 |u*r rent in a small skiff hunt, Mr, Xeoninns, AIMS ID ME FEC \N SEPA revolver was found nearby. The f I’ l.ANT IN KENTUCKY stock dividend wns declared today by n retitriling fisherman found the boat R. R. Doldo. the presiding genius police expressed lfie la-llef that lie FLY CENTER OF WORLD the dirccjors of the Standard Oil Co. capsized in New I’as* mily a few’ HUSTON, Dee. 29.—The* ale to the id the Winter Fork Herald, i* in the had committed suicide. Ill* father of Indiann. miles from tho city. Ills Thr A**mlalr< I'rrssl i' rd Motor Company of the coal lands city today looking after business and and sister were suicides. SAN SARA. Tex., Dec. 29.—San He towed the skiff to the railroad mining plant and equipment of the visiting bis many friend*. Mr. Doble MIAMI—Charles S. Tobin, eal es­ dock nnd * » " » thereafter several Saha county and its neighboring dis­ INVITES HUGHES I’nml Creek Coal Company,*Bituatcd is making a fine paper out of the new tate opt rat or, is being held under a speed bunt* went out into the hay trict is out to become the chief pesAn in I’ike county, Kentucky, was nn- venture nnd has a circulation that thousand dollar Iwiiid on a charge of searching fur the missing man hut pioduetioii k i t tIon of the world. A l­ SANTIAGO. Chile, Dee. 28.—Amn* urn t, tenlay by Frcsldcnt T. H- cover* Orange nnd Seminole counties culpable negligence ns the result of i rady supplying u goodly portion of tin trace of him was found. Iwssador MntthJeu, of Chile, acting Davis, uf’ tlie latter company. The a.* well ns many northern cities. a verdict nl the adjourned coroner’s the output of the nuts, it is inoreasMr. Fnirhnnk* wu* nlonv In the on instruction* from hi* government pen ha. c prii e was nut announced, hut jury inquiring over liodle* of Alex­ hoal and could’ not swim. He moved ing its present pecan area of l.tXW The Chamber of Commerce hnd a hn* KUgge*ted at Washington that Mr* Davis estimated that upon finnl ander, f'oppln and Joseph O’Connell > . mt ..........#___... . _ *_ R unit .. to Snrasota about five years ago from acre* to 5,000 acres, which, according Secretary Hughe* visit Chile while line meeting at the Hotel Valdez toii'iuiiintimi the net worth of the preswho were fatally injured Novemlmr to J. E. Beil, secretary of the chnmManchester. Conn. HI* wife, otic step­ |nt company would approximate $lh dnv the minute* «r which will bo pub­ the Pan-American conference is in 18, in a collision between the ear To­ hcr o f Commerce, will make it* (Kisidaughter, Mrs. E. L. Johnson, nml a a share. There are 212,920 *hares of lished In a later issue. The Chamber session. bin wns driving and n motorcycle rid­ tion of supply Ics* disputed. It is regarded ns likelythat the Step-son, Myron. A. Spcucer, reside of Commerce is getting bigger and common htin k. den by Tobin and O’Connell. The pre­ “ In 1919, San Rabn shipped three foreign minister* of Rrnzil nnd A r­ ’ » The b.rnnl of director* of tho Fond Iletter every week and tho business liminary hearing in the county court here. million pound* of pecans” says Mr. gentina will I n* here for the confer­ men of this city nre beginning to And ttc-k t'uid Conipnny, at a meeting will be held next week. Bell, “ included In the cu stom s bo•FOR VISITORS late yesterday, confirmed the Bale, help and a*»ist«ncq of every kind in ence. Finns have been made.to take Ing the King of England who pntd one the delegates on n sight-seeing trip this organisation nnd art* using the *nd iiuthuri'zed the calling of n spocWASHINGTON — Without debate to the most benutifu iregions of the Mrs. Percy Mero wn* tho grnciou* dollar n pound for them. Native po* >“l muting of stock holder* to ratify organization for the upbuilding of and with a chorus o f Aye* from Dem­ colmtry. ’ their own business ns well ns tho huhostess Inst evening nt u buffet sup­ can* here average three and one-half their action. It wn* announced thut ocratic senators* and silence from per at,her home on Tenth street hpn- inches in circumference and weigh Hines* of the city and county. . the full cash connldcratlon Involved in most of tho Republican side, the sen­ FEAR FOR FREIGHTER orimr Misses Sara nnd Mamie Mero! thirty-five to the pound. •he transaction hnd been deposited in; — ^ . ate nilUUll’U adopted u a irautMIIMH resolution xfiiVBVi* offered by m h llll* . . . . t. Senator Harris of Gtorgln, express-! and Mrs..W. A. Salznn. of "«W n g - | •h'- National Shaw mut Rank of this k d N HORN TO. MIL AND MRS. (•. . . . .. .tun ■ > / • _L.. .... the it... .nu.iii l** HOMES built on easy tcims.—J. W. NEW YORK, Dec. 29.— Fears were I*. C.. who nre guest*j ,. off llli their XV. HILL in escrow, pending examination ing "pleasure nnd joy o f the senati • 9 1 _. ...a t llltit •lU 23d-Http entertained here yesterday for tho Miis/oit. Builder. the tit!,.. upon recovery ttiward health o f for­ parent* for the holiday*. The guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. George Washington safety of tho Gcrmnn freighter Hein­ •• "as arranged that the Ford commer president Wilson. rich Kniscr, hound from Savannah Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. IDctev, for­ Misses Mamie and Hnrn Mero, Mrs. P="'y Would take possession of the .Hill nre lH-ing congratulated upon for Bremen, whlfh hn* noY tieen heard merly of Buxton,.has arrived In SanW. 11. Salzman, of Washington, arid the birth of a son in their home, K7Q rrofKttU-, the close of business MIAMI— Charged with selling fif­ Mrd nml Mr. Dlctcr will take chnrga Messrs. Schooley ami flofflcr, of Park Avenue, New York city, on Sun­ front since December fl, when report­ December 30. teen grains of morphine to Federal ed in distress fiOO miles east of Cnpc of the McCrary 5 A 10 Cent store thd H er Ilair's not bobbed. 6ho use* Narcotic Agent l>W n jon on the Washington nnd Peter School. he I'ond Creek Company is a pro- day, Dtccmbcr 17. 1U22’, J h?lUCf ‘,1 <! May. At thnt time the vessel was In­ first of tho month. no roust* Bb# swim * Uko n duck. ucer of *uft C0I,| jn „ non-unlon min will tie christcnml Pcrcivnl Smith HOI . steps of the this morning 9* boring in heavy seas with hmtehos Bh# can opernto a farm tractor, . the 2nd, nftrr ht* grandfather, Mr. Read the Daily Herald tomorrow. It lpK field. Ross Ferrell wn? arested immediate­ harrow or cream ssparator. Bhe’a badly damaged. She was M ^ v e d to W ANTED —Two furnished rooms for will be tho ftow Ycnr’s greeting num­ Pcrcivnl S. I!ill* president of the w illin g to box ten round* w ith an y ly nnd wns ordered held in »hi* own h*ye a crow of about 40 men. The light housekeeping. Addrota.XXX amateur, man or woman. H o won* recognisance by United State* Com- ber and contain thc compliments of E. 0. Pearson, of Orlnndo, repre- American Tobacco Company ,of which Kaiser was owned by tho Gnns Steam* der Miss F rance* DunnA U .c a lle d care o f Herald office, 230-3tf mlMloner Graham for federal c^urt. tho bu*lne*« men. •ctitinif thc standard Oil Co., I* in tho tho boy’* father, Mr. George W. HiU, “ T h e P ride o f D e t r o it ^ ';.- '. ship Company, is vice-president. attending to Development BERGDOLL = MUST VOTE MAY BE MAN ON BORAH BILL BEFORE NIGHT IN TALLAHASSE FROM MIAMI TO DAYTON I 3 1 . PERSONALS Detroit’s Pride •- * ’• _ ' > < v ,l * �.~ r - • - .* • * • THE 8ANFORD D AILY J E R A L D ;T ill RSDAV. DECEMBER 28, 1922 THE WEATHER " T h e P r i n c e s s F..r PIoriAo: K:lr*nw |------- T O N I G H T — northwest.Florida: Fair toy . • ’ (l»y ami tomorerw; coolir . : r ’n n < ? b in r f» T i l m n . 'i t r P today. . . « Constance laimaqge John C. Mine* Is. visiting bis daugh t Mr*. Sopiatcr F. Davis. . Mis* Veims Shift. le ft yesterday to spend the holidays with relatives and friend* in Tampa. • . . i CE SHOWS that in the Court of Public Opinions of our establishment is considered headquarter? for Men’s and Boys’ furnishings, at the right prices. You can be one of the jury,find judge for yourself. , *: • *- * it ' ■ . ’ - •- 1‘ . - , •• We invite your inspection for the verdict. • * J * ' . J. J. N. CONN ER, Manager 115 East F irs t Street-------------- Phone 101 and Mrs. J. EL Iloogner, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Roberta, Mr*. E. J. Shalberg cr.-i child, and Otto Swanson were among the Tampa folk* spending the day litre yesterday and made their hvadqwfrteis at the Montezuma. Baumd’a Specialty Shop ia patting i>or.'; forget the New Yea Fa dance at the Country Club Monday n*ght en a tWo-day special ialc Friday and Saturday o f this week. Evening and from nine to twelve. efternoon gowns, all wool d im e s and* • 'sj *1 -V; ,* .. Speer £ Son take a page adver­ millinery at greatly tedured prk-kf. tizeme at in this issue to call atten­ See the advertisemant. tion to thair'big aale that start* td morrow and lasts until January G’h. NEGRO TRI CE DRIVER r RUNS OVER LITTLE ON CELRfiY The San Juan garage opens Sat. unUy mornin gin th eir fine location A negro truck driver ran over L. at the earner o f Myrtle and P in t W. Wallace, two year-old lad in front street* on the west aide. o f the Wallace hone on Cehoy ave­ nue yesterday afternoon ard it wua thought nt'first that the'little fellow to their home in Port Tampa yester­ was killed. He was rushed to the city day after spending several days with where it was discovered that fee had relatives and friends. a broken thigh, a sprained wrist and many bnritr* but that he D not hi* Mr. and Mrs. KdwarJ Goldwater of icrtpkfjy iojvred and will recover,. Celery avenue seem* t^ l « a speed­ N ew 'York are in the city the guest* of their cousin Felix Frank. They a{- way for truck drivers and many **so visited the Brown* ot Palatka-for cidrnta and near accidents have been reported from that section. It will several weeks. lake more care on <lh* parf o f tho Amcng the Sanford people who drivers of tracks and cars, both white and hla<k and more car^ o f the spent Christmas in Orlando were Mr.' children on the avenue if thcic ac­ and Mrs. Sumpter F. Davis. They cidents are to b« avoided in the * f uspent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Bronson. i j M'im B. T. I/>n(g of DuQuesne, Pa., and Mrs.'George Itridgcmnn an<i three children of New Sartinsville W. Vn.. are the two-weeks guest* of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Long of South BcnniaD Ave., ar.d ether rel­ atives in the locality,. v n. C. Howard and J. C. Hot'ard. of Atlanta, are spending a few days here % on busineaa and are registered at the .Messrs. Rice ami Lyr.eh Tjfho are pitting on the big sale of Black Ham­ mock lands near Ovirdo and doing so tmich for that section of tho county, were in the ehy yesterday buying supplies for the clearing up nmi'thu draining cf their seventy new tracts Benj. L. Cortelle, of Faichaven, Mas*., is among the recent arrivals and is spending a short time hero at tho Montezuma. Tap the carrier boys promptly for yeer Diaily Herald. After January first all those ip arrest} will be drop­ ped from the list. The boy* have tb buy their papers and canpot a (turd to have del influent* of several weeks up<4t Their books. Pay the carrier boy* promptly. Mr. and Mrs. I). K. Johnsan. of Atlanta, arrived in tho city yesterday and are stopping at the ‘ Montezuma for a few days. * ' D. R. Brlaaon. of Daytona Beach, ta spending a few days here on busi­ ness and ia the guest of his sister, Mr*. W. J. McBride. Mr. and'Mrs. Charlc* Pclote, whOj have keen -the guests of Jpdgc and Mr. and Sira. P. S. Daigrcr, sr., will Hearts ver featured fop the even­ leave today far their home in Tampa ing. and the prixu. for the ladic*. aj Mr*. James Sharon, left ’today for after spending the post week here as vanity, » z * won tjr Miss Sara War- points in South Florida, where Mr. IVIote is intereitcd in orange grove the* guests of relatives. # * ten Kastcrby. Tho men’s prize, it sil­ property. They will return here Satver poncil, went to Arthur »«o re . Thrf urdayfor a few days visit before re­ Miss Virginia Bell, of Charlotte. N. turning to their, home in Jackson, C., is the charming guest of her comlrt ville. • ’Miss* IVrtle I-ee Bell, and was honFollowing the gsme*. the hostess Vree last evening at a most delight­ served a delicious salad course i.isi.stMr. and Mrs. L. S. Brockawny of ful party given by her hostess. cd by her mother, Mrs. Clifford Be!?. Minneapolif^are in the dty the guests ,M-out twenty members of the .Miss Helen Smith, who is spend,ng young set vtvra invited to meet this of their daughter Mr*. Janw* Moighton on Union avenue. 5Ir. Brockaway the winter in Orlande, and is a form­ Is a manufacturer of bank and ofer school mate of Miss Pevrie Lee fie* fixtures ami furniture and hdh a Bell, will be the guert of Mis* IWH large business in the .northwJt to ' the jatter part of the week. tako hU attention. He i* delighted with Florjda and Sanford and he l» Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Ha milin, Mr. thinking seriously of selling out bfc* end Mr*. Georg* E. Ctroaby, of Corn­ burin*** and locating hero for life. wall, Conn., are a congenial party ! spending a few day* here cn route U | the aouthern part of the slate. FOR RENT—Four room bungalow, unfurnished. Good location. Phone ■IPS. .. 2-1 *-2tp Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoogner, Mr. Mallet Roe, lb, ..........3 PIANOS Salt Mulliet, l b . ....... 1 Jones' Dairy Fai;m Sausa&e . wilf hot lie responsible for ary debt* contracted, by the former proprietors: of the Palmetto Cafe; which place I purchased December Id, 1222. C. E. .McKEE. J33-Hp . Nice Fat Hens Clover Hill Butter, tl TU Ilm U . FOLLIES” No mother to guide her. No noth­ in’. So hungry that by the time she gut* a job in the Pollie* a plate of jx irk arjd bean* wifi look like a B&chanalian feast. A!»o a Century Comedy Tucaonrow—Gloria’ Swanson »** “ The Impossible Mm. Bcllew" and other attraction?. too. Sanford, Florida CALUMET !DAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY-T ______ _— :— on Dixie Highway, lutrn, garage. 13 seres. Electric light, running water, tetepbone, ba{h. Deep well. Fair* bahks-Mr.rse <ngine, water p i f ^ 1° all part cf fartn. Orange, tangerine, grapefruit, peaeh<«, blackberries, tree blueberries. H varietic* of grapes, Umon, cherries, l>ananas, loquat, Jap. persimmon, roulberrica, rnselle, guav­ as. Farm ar.d garden tools, co w , calf,, flock of Miscovt ducks included, ati for *6,500. |3/>00 caah, babj 1, 2 end 3 yearn. . / / 216-tfc Apples to be sold by peck or bushel Rananas by bunch or . ** dozen On track of A. C. l i near Express office— Cheap prices 112 M AGNOLIA AVKNU B PH O N O G R A PH SPLAYERS RECORDS R P L A Y HR 11014,3 SHRKr REPAntS e v e r y t h in g cash ON EVERYTH ING IN STOCK—WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW ELRV, CH INA, S ILV E R W A R E A N D G LASSW ARE a U C IB M IliB S in iB B IB B ■■■■■ 8TR0UT FARM AGENCY 113 Magnolia Avenue -PH O N O G RAPH Nice Fat Mackerel fl What better New Year's re s -, olutjon could you make than to save for a purpose? Set for youi*seIf the task o f getting further ahead in 1923 than ever before. \\ When you have done this, be- • gin putting everyv dollar you can spare into the Savings De­ bank partment o f this bank. ] is within your grasp to make this the greatest year o f your life. Thrift is the magic TWO-DAY SPECIAL SALE The young ladtci of the Telephone Company wish to tKank their many friends ' for • their generous gift* Christmas day, and especially' Mrs. C. to got in touch with WOULD Thursday— Mr*. J. C. Sharon will it . Berry. Joe Davis o f the Zaring Co., Mr. and Mm. If. H. Witberington; some one- to share crop, have my­ entertain the member* of the Ev> (Iva.v* L Co., Wight Grocery C<u Ball and family and Mr. ami Mrs. Berry, of self and three boys to work, have cry Week Bridge Club at her home Hardware Co., and Mrs. J. G. Ball. Apopka, jrcre the guests of Mr. and.' yorj i.ton truck. Ford l-ton truck, 2 work horses and . on Tenth Street, at A o’clock. Mm. II. C. Water* during the Christ* rfagnft. vfagnft. V . ' . do _ truck hauling or Would' 'Friday.—Mi*. D. P. Drpmmond will Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Pjnd. Jr., and mas dinner a|d spend-lhe-day party. J any kind of work. Address J. II. entertain the members of the. Mer- Hr. and Sirs. P. Arthur Haxzard, of Thompson, Bea’resford, Fla.' 2.12dUp rie Matrons Bridge Club at 3 p. m. Augusta, G x, are the guests of Mn. Mr. oral Mrs. Ernest Molinar and ----------- -— ’ ■ — Friday— Annual ball of the Social HarzanTs parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. I- Children of Fcmandfna are in the city DANCING CLASSES * very Tuesday *t I’arfch House at l p. m. for chilDepartment of tho Woman’s Club. limnaar'it their home on Park avenue. vUitir.g Mrs. MolinaFs parents, Mr. They will motor down the Hast* Coast an*i Mm. It. F„ Takach. Mr. M o lin a r drun nnd 7 p. m. for adults. Interpreengineer in the phos- tativc ar.d hall room difir.nff. ProfajMiss Sara Webb, of Atlanta, Ga-, Is and visit place* of interest both in is. an analytical . .. . ‘ S ' t i-l ___ I l f ff f hate bujrnen at FcVnandina. tho attractive house guest of M>« Central and the East Coast portion of Anna Mason. . . the state. Sec T. Meade Fox, .authorised Ford Harry B- Lewis, jr^ is home for the Nikman, about trailing in your old holidays the guest of hi* parents, Mr. FAMILY REUNION Mis* farcy Byrd Smythe'is spend­ car on .a no*£ one ot buying a new ear and Mm. H. B. Lewi*. Harry is with ing this week in Titusville as the outright. ITione 331 anJ ibakc npthe big department store of Hoggs & guest cf Miss Dot Fielding.. pointmrnt for interview. 233-otp Buell,.of Pittsburg, and U making good. Hi* nfsny friend* are glad to »T1CK TO THE PUBLIC^ George Crceche, of Jacksonville was In the city yesterday attending to marriage was a recent event, arrived here yesterday and are pleasantly k>- The Resolution You Make 10 Stores in Georgi Sanford’s New Store ■■■■■! �•AGE TWO Tilt! SANFORD DAILY HKRALD,"FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29/ 1922 habit which must bo cultivated stren­ Hillsborough county, according to a m k lu m ia r liiita iilh it a ita ta h ilt ilttR a K ilu Uu r uously to prove its educational worth telegram received today by W. A. I'BtMlafcraf f i r r j a ftern oon r x r r p l Snn- The constant render is at n loss to un­ McIUe, secretary o f agriculture,“ from i l f at tb r llr r a ld lliilld ln s , WJ Ra , , _ i derstand why all people nre. not thu |W. K. Holies at Oldsmnr. The telo- *4 M aan olla A t r n Hanford, » -ln. RS bt Iter ver.scd in the literature of the gram says, ‘Oil well completed. J)rilRj The Herald Printing Co. present day; while they who peruse lers say 1.000 barrels dally.’ Mr. Mc­ r*\ *3 Pfi nothing but the daily publication* Rae, elated over the good news, sent Ra • What better New Year's res­ IU J . IIO l.t.Y ... . . Editor feel, often, that the study of a good thu following reply: ‘IU-articst con­ K. J. i , i i , I , A i m H e e rrta ry -T r»a ««i rrr bok is hut wastingtim e.. The Btory o f the growth o f n smnli town general store to a II. A . K K K L gratulations on your bringing in the olution could you make than' to firn rrn l M anager R*1 department house doing u hnlf million dollar business a year in n M. S. lim .I.V .... A il» r r ll. ln g Mnnnarr. M Parents should urge the reading of first successful oil well in Flpridn. Ra save for a purpose? Set ‘ for small'town was related ff> the Better Business Convention at Ra A d t f r t l i l i K lla tr a .Made lin o tin good buoks Ity the members o f the This will mean to this state added R*i A tipllrnllon St. I ’aul, Minn., recently by Fred P. Mapn, owner of that busi­ Ra household. Heads o f families would mill.ons in dollars and many, tlniusyourself the *. task o f getting Ri I.K W ID H ill I T I'lrrn la tlo n Mnnnarr do Well to set nil example along that ness at Devils' l-nko, N. I). Mr.Mann told bow advertising had R4 ninla of new people.” I’ honr 32B.W a ft e r S |>. ni. further ahead in 1923 than ever Rn been n prime factor ill enabling him to build bis successful IsisiX norm- lino tit til the children may emu­ The reaction from -these! sonxntlonnl X i Stabarrlpllun I'r lr e In A d .a n r r ness. ■Wz before. One V ra r »(WMI late. Good books are like good mU‘ and unfounded publications is bound RR. MU M anilla , • 7 04*1 slciil compositions; Mr. Mann told o f the complaining small town merchant who familiarity in- to be very damaging to this section of \] When you have done this, be­ R-i . nsrribc* Ids failure to the mail order competition und to the chain lle llt r r e d In ('11; l i ; f a r r i e r O ar U n k .13 fr n ta creases fondness and age adds' inter­ the state. *0 gin putting every dollar you stores, and then contrasted thcrexpcrlenco he has had with stores T h e b ig 13* In |K*pagr W e e k lf H er­ est. 'I here is an additional value posThe statement that/a well -------------* — . . . . . Jproduc .M ..I U I R"! in just ns small or smaller locations by using the consistent and RA ald e a llr r t r rm e r a Nemlanle f n u n lf can spare into the Savings De­ la-en m ■ ad la publlabed e t e r ; I'r ld n ;. A d ie r - sensed by the book which the song ing 1,1)00 barrels daily has unique advertising. RZ tlalng ra fea made knnnn on nppllra- never ca nhavej the latter comes ns u I brought in at Oldsmnr is not true, partment o f this bank, Wi linn. M3.no per fe a r , a ln n j . la adin n re. Ka Figures to show that there nre few merchants in the smaller recreation and an amusement, while The Times would gladly herald the R4 jf It is within your grasp to towns who know even the rudiments of merchandising were quotR;i M K M IIK II TH IS A H M K IA T r .il I'H K hh the book carries with It that which fact to thu world did it have reliublc Ru ed by Mr. Mann. * V The AaaoiMuled I ’ renn In ryclu'alvely make this the greatest year of yn lllletl to lln> uae fo r retiu lilltn llon of will ever instruct. A volume which; information that oil had' been tliscov- Ra “ In FJ18 mail order houses shipped into North .Dakota sev*3 * all nawn illn|iali'hea r red I led to It nr does not in some way add knowledge ered, but it has no such information, not o llie rw la e r m l i t t . l In llila llglier your life. T h rift is the magic Rn enly-oight carloads of mail order catalogues," he rend. “ That 9 > and alao the lo r* I n ew * |iiitj|lnhed In thu render U a useless publication and will not lend itself to the perpeRo herein. same year there was a total business of $1)0,000,000 done in tho 9'watch-word o f the hour. A ll rlg h la o t ‘ re-|iulll|ea(lnn of. epeclnl and might well be consigned to the tratian of such‘ injustice ns the publl- X. state In tho retail lines. O f that tremendous sum, one-third, nr 9 M.dlnluiloheit h d n in nre si I no renerved. wuitchaikct. j cation of false reports of this chnrns- Ra $30,000,000, went to the mail order houses. , . • Rr. Ilfflr e i lli:ilA I .I > III I I . h i m ;. I'knnc MH The I ulntkn public Iflfrary has a ter may prove to thousands o f people, “ It doesn’t pay to bew:nll and bemoan tho fact that the mail large number of volumes thut fill the The puhliuulion of this report widely Rn Fnirji-n Ailmlbinit i H.pt.ioitiiivr order house U taking away business. Advertise. That's what “ I TltEAMGI T1 tEAMEMICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION ibill; that.cater to the tastes of all may be reasonably expected to start Raj they do. • people; and that will prove a source of |« stampede of people to this section RJ - " I f you can't write nn advertisement, or think you can't, which 9 Sanford, Florida advancement for the readers—more from nil parts o f the countiv It may Ru is the sumc thing, take one of their catalogues-nnd study the rendespecially to the younger class. The bo.lnticiputcd that nicn will make sacRa" lag matter ulmut the same merchandise for your nd. books are good alike for all ages— rificcs in order to "g et in on the perfectly formed girl in But advertise. * ** ... 4 .*•.*.* . ■ V. ■ . I in DeLaml at the Drekn tKere is something for nil classes and (ground floor." And when they dls“ Just because n town i» small dap’t think you must use antiR® j = eek. Wc hojK* Clayton ull minds—and the greater publicity ‘ cover thut they‘have been deluded and quated, dust-covered methods o f doing business. " n tree cracked to-picces or bent to the committee might get busy. There arc e is home while the that can be given the Fulutku public duped, it may bo expected Hint their "Hut your business on n ensh bnsis. Buy foY cash, he n di*. * j ground is the selfish man’s way o f a few other.instances where the cor­ l.brnry the better will it bo fo r th r, resentment will be violent, n. counter, and sell for cash. The credit business all over the UnitR-*> bringing the holly home. It takes n ner* should be trimmed. mtiresrity. To show appreciation of We have no purpose to discredit — o ------- •it few years to jyow a holly to any size. ed States is Imd. More than BO per cent of the credits art* poor. Nothing hurts u city more than to The corner stone fop Orlando'* new its vnlue there should be n more rapid the operations of tho men who nre Ph It lake* only a few moment* with a Just think of that. G ai^ou r business or any business stand for get tho reputation o f taking advan­ library was laid yesterday. Wo will growth in the roster of pntrons.— 1’n- ( pending their nioney to discover if thnt drain? “ i hatchet to ruin and mutilate the beau- tage o f people in the matter of.prtc. ’ j there is oil in paying quantities In •won Ik* chronicling the Inying of the Intka News. "Whey you are in business for yourself don't think that the tiftil result o f jrvnnq es. It Is to Ik* hoped that some mu*> corner stone for Sanford'* new li­ Honda. Wo concede that if they nrejR^ public is going to walk into your store without being invil.ed or 9 “ The Garden Club of Florida up*. will wake up to tho situation.—Dilate "One ncro of celery, which is n ! successful the benefits to the slate1" > brary. that they nre going to purchase unbss they can see just.what they 9 ■ per.!* to the men and women and chit-, do lteporter-Star. —— ----o----------four-months’, crop, .brought $5,000." ] will he trcniepdous. \\'e make no Rs trememh want and know just how much it is going to cost them. ' R '" jtlren who go into tho woods to cut! “ Old St. Joe" is referred to in re­ This Is an excerpt from a well written pretension to expert knowledge, ‘nor I R3 "Tell them wlint yqu have, give 'em its price and then n»k ■RAjbranches sparingly, not mutilate or; description o f a rcmnrknhie farm cent articles ns the “ hist city of Flo­ have we any .inside information. _In­ R-* - them to patronize you. Do it in person, by advertising and by " , taar up by -the roots- and to remem­ rida.” St. Joe is not \he only “ lost near Sehring, published in a recent deed, we are hopeful thni oil may he Ra means of n satisfied customer. , ber that if care is not taken it will city” in Florida. There a re . several is.iue of the Subring White Way. "Ho- found, for, of course, we would share fRj "Hook up your local advertising with the national advertlx^Amean the extermination of tire tree in that have been lost for some time and toting crops, from three to six a year, in the great prosperity thnt would in­ Rt Ing. Use the benefit of the hundreds of thousands of dollars of Florida. they will be lout for nil time if they are planted continuously," is another evitably result. Hut its renders may Ra advertising being invested by the manufacturer, wholesaler or "Teach the children‘ to protect, the don't, get together and find . them- Interesting statement f.om the same depend upon it thnt The Time* will Rt New Product Proves Thai "Him jobber. native plant life as they do in Cal­ selves. article. Farmers and horticulturist*, j m i |;nowin«|y dvludo them. It will R«t Down" and Despondent "M y closing message is 'advertise*.' . Tell your people what ifornia, where a certain motorist was from other sections of the country. urv cvery roaouri„ nt |t, comam| , Rv Folks Can He Holutsl you have, ami till them continually. It pays.” Iteprinted from stnppi d by little children from cut­ Homo of tho ridiculous nlatormritA' who nre wtll plrnm-d with n yield of truth and will publish tl And Strong Again “The Foul th I’slate." ting a branch from a peculiarly love­ made in certain communities in FIoV If’1* l'er acre and one crop each year Wli ^ rtMin’ m, jt iiri..tj -j1 I mnpi t ly wayside tree with the wonderful Ida nlKiut the marvelous crops anil are invited to consider the* poasibili- Time*, Fcofde nowadays must hnv, pie. ly plea: 'I’iensc don't touch that tree; If this no-reliant in n small town in North Dakota cun build ' the marvelous shipments and the -k* «‘ f farming in Florida.— Tampa _______ of energy and • mlirrnnce. It i- i. dlv jt lic-long.i to our state, and what .be­ up a half million ilnllor business, the merchant who has the eour' marvelous prices are laugljnble oi fnreid on them by the requirement* of ‘ TInti ,";1- is • certainly , - i a remarkable i n rfarni HOW CAI.IFOHNIA DOBS IT long* to our suite must lie protected.* age to use the same methods in Sanford can do a Inisities* of lea ’ would be if they were not injurious modern met hails, Their ambition times that amount Advertise! That is the key-word to *uetc*s ’ A sentiment like lliis bred in tin- mlml to the slate in the back action llmt is for i he Selling section or any ulhct Much won . . . , . n i .1 ---..onder is expressed, over the R*i of children means „ mare henulifu! “ *ym on to "keep m Ha­ in merchandising profitably. * How-1 . . . . bound to take place. The truth Is ectmn but ■iis innot . impossible. i i . .i roslcrii side of the continent, ns to state spiritually ns well as harticulswimlm ordlnnrily urthe |ir , , • * good enough. Tell the truth and have ,*vr we ,would,,,like to know about . , , r!ott ' ttlifnrnia has came to be so Ra R-. turally. And so the Garden Club of vlvi' t!,,‘ »vrve-rmking pare of mod. ' 1 So R-; H iRa when this er ,p was marketed „,1,,,i, ... . t . . . . the burking for nil your statement*. year , , , ,i i i i • r Im» cn mate known qnd talked of than Florida appeals to everyone to protect **« «'»>"• l».ey have denmr it is worth while keeping for tin ,, : i 1 luriila. Here in one reason:' I i„* .. i„ ,.„t UIII. i , . ganled the laws of God arid hunqiiiit ’ KKAl.TDItS W ild. HltACTK'K T llp J o f (hicharacter in whom eomplete " r T 1 ' ‘ ........................ * -r, , , .. ..T h e directum of the Stnndaid Oil illstoi y of Honda. 1b‘- ..Eicon News says: i ntil they have la*.*unte victim- --f G D I .D F N III I K • ci iiliih-nc, .1 on ..........every­ .. . u l‘ ' ^ >*>' lean* ,-nn can laIte placed Company o f ladiunu declined a divi-; ------- —<> ■ «u-., i,,,.., , . , . fiiwl* Ilk.- nit*— but only ( M can make , n n vousness, easy exhauktioa. U k «f thing. The lail.i i.aiui realtors uie dead today of lbu per cent-W e are j H IIAFK ITU TT AT MOHN MAKF>‘ ‘ .', l, ' 7 " ' u tree’." energy and strength. That's the tejglad 'to learn that the Standard 1,1. j IHKTOltS .-'(Htl.OUN [jj The Ukeland Cealtora i*n this W u e '1l' ' vi' " : rt‘ ' |HH should The Garden Club of Florida has ,hal whvn ‘ hey realize the endiCompany is prospering Theie was a [ o.tiVIe, generously illustrated, d -aling started nut on fi fine big pice o f they are in. onb by one they min while before the war when they onlj They ray if you eat an apple a ilnv with v.-irioes pli.-iic declared a dividend m 75 p-r cent. y.,|, tin- doctor away. Hut wli.i fruit Ihi* 100 per cept will allow John It.j about the grapefruit? . || to come to Florida again and In* might An a fact it i« «ho rhyme, the apt be side to come to Sanford for g-df. nes* of the thought, that ban helped th tic -u-nmake th» npnle fnmomt, with all due but arvl . ____ . . . . . ... ; '•••« - m i ) - ! .-cm* no m a i l e r warn ini. . . . i - , 7. Bergdnll, the rlueker, hai nailed ’ .•■meet to tin* advertising power <>r for' some th ,, . gouged and swooped down upon lik e , , . o ver the sta te can do much to e.lu- run down system is to u.ce the pheimighln on things nearer , , , , ' , , ' , , law: arc where they apply, hut the . . . , , , „ for this rountiy and the government Mother Kve. "A grapefruit each day home. Til­ , ... a hunch o f buzzards n fte r n d ea d ! , . , , cate hoys and girls, men and women, ■iiomeiial new treatment known a l!Kfact in that t a liform a ih , , , aqunre deal policy o f tin people g e n - 1 , , ,. . olTicials are anxious to get (licit ts-eps the doctor away," had it been [just about the , , , . , , . carcass. I he Mtuation am ong the real . , , . . . , to Ik * thoughtful o f o ir (md g iv e a i U-MA. It puts those vitr.ru nr- intit Ihe best advert sed state . ic r a lly will help to m inimize the trim - ,, , , ,* , ,r clutchc* nn him and tin* American ent trippingly from tin* tongue o f q, (|„, , , estate men ami so-cnlled real i-.tate , ■ . , b b - upg*. And where ninentltm e.-ui- their bloo*l vvhirh nourish v. itln-nsl i, nn-l till- is largely d u e1 , , , , .... blc and the oireniiius will Is- d riven . . , . , , , Is-giuli boys in. iinxiulM .-<• him Xnielielf. would havt; -pelled healtli i |,f,,, • dealers o f till- Mule has giveti I-lur . . , , . m-t ri’ticli, law s Jmitl.l Ik - timile to. iiiiiii i i.l.t l-.xthange nmi , ,, , ,, , to eou r. UiKel.iml n im eXi? pllon in .... • t* ■in-, starving nerve- and l 1d-l-> .in the toils nf the low whe.e money •m.l haimines* throughout the nation. ;il|j,.,, ,.rBJI„ I1, UHU’lt whjph , , N,l|ln . ida a black eve all over the co .liitiy . . . I bough the ( liristnuis -■*•“■” * ’ l9Aliti w /illl jIM IllIK miMviles. ( onsequeiilly lln-y 1• . -n will not set him free again, lie should •md ineideiilully Have developed a ( |vr not w hen it comes to jhe n m ller fur tin- simple reason that tin- man •his parttcplar, in tact t.et* man wTe pat-t, the Go i i|en Club of Florida in a lino t inimc-liali-Iy to ft el ; pretends to be ill the- real estate busibe made to sweat fur bis cowardly great industry of e.mntless value, t without principle, who denis hen* one i f publicity." ,, , this good work can help to spread have greater cnduriipee, look luurtit-r noss a lug, fatr-jKjrlly individual, haw ^ ( .hr,stmMH ,irjt llf ih ht „ f und unpatriotic action* during the mil* railroads, to our shipping, to our and show the change Is taking place Two truths In one short statement! month and in another town tint next, with hi* family come mighty close to world war. . farmers—in fa il, to all tin* people There isn't a county in the South, hut who peddles bi t office In his vest, .............- .............. ............. * others through all the year, thus suv- i' their body by their ehcerfulm V ----- 1— - o --------In every section o f lie* country. m iiio paper in it carries "stories" pocket or on the street corner, take getting into trouble over perjured, jn|J n|M, |)rntl.ctjng the many natural I ItK-GU-.MA i* soltl in Sanfor.MT HUBI.IC l.lllltA l:Y IS VAI.IIA Ill.K Of co'irro, there Is no rivalry Ik- ;il(, , *-Sllllkis, « « Su„ m||il| „ advantage of the visiting itCople from statements in recent trials in Folk '1k.1|IU;(.,, „ r „ ur ,aate .- Jacksonville 1'h • Union Fhnrnincy nnd the b-adm;: ,, * , ."«"u n i> tnai nit* stealing o f 1 , AM8KT •ween the appb* and this grapefruit ,,, , .. ... ' other states and actually (--iim tln'ir■'county ...........that involve tht* Journal IrUggists ill every eii” ,- AJv. , automobiles anil it is just that class Both are health giving and d e liriu m .,-" „ f“ r" '* money without regard us to how unit -----------o-------that Eakeltind don't want and docs Out Not everyone appreciates a public ()l„. - hoald Is- .aton iu th- morning .,(t| ' "dmt. writt«-n m tho most they got it. The legitimate HAD ADVKHTIKING STIttH’T FARM AGF.Nt 1 rm tive style, and just long e n o u g h ' * . , , intend to have, l.aki-laud Teh gram. library—yet n city lacking un Inati ' .im| the oilier at night, nn.l -o. in 113 Magnolia Avenue •• appeal to the hu.ried busy ,-ditor huahwHH M,,"» " ’V " » • ,'u'" The prie.-* of g.i. olim* in Hanford i ’ . — o tution of thut sort, properly function-Ulead of a divided emipb-t. p.-iliap Flitoi-lu-d 7 room hungubiv. r ■ f a ... .11 paper, . om lied *“tin ,,ia ' ....... . Jo - - nit, In K ■-'•11111011- it i. ill, in T 111: t; \HHKN I I.I It'S SI'FK U . in,;, is a degree behind in cdiientionnl we might suggest a m-*-!e >l quatrain f ^ I such la-in - nnd man)1 people li.tvi a Dixie Highway, burn, garage t> ousvkeepe i s Suggest mils’’ lln.tu-* Ciiv and Ijiktbind 31 rents; facilities, I for general study and dissemiiintioni ionic tn Florida with ronsideinbb len s. Fleetrie light, nr something else oT n Woman’s pagi in Tampa gf) cents and between Tam... • »ir xriiva I,,IK I, I Wlfll I i» III * j * ’’.running ” " water. ,, . Few person* can afford to Rorure i An apple each night nature thn r, ■ p ii l* i i ""<> to he fleeced out of it alF The season ju#t eelehrnled i* one ;t!l nr.d St. Fetersburg it is IK to _H, , lelephnno, bath. Deep well, t orby purelinse the multitude of new vol And n grapefruit each morn , " " r‘‘ u T**, “ " BJ/in « short time by. unprincipled so-; o f tlmuglilfulness o f others. But there rent*. St. Fetersburg sell* it for 20. banks-Mar.su engine, water t> uines published at frequent intervals Make men and maids bright 111-.- a ton* ant o\\ o r i i news -Icullvd teal estate dealurs whA prom- ir* ihi leason why r.uch thoughtfulne.In Oilando the price is 2J cents. NoJ all part*‘ lif farm. Orange, tangerine, mbtter going to the papers o f the . And keep doctors forlorn. . no matter of what class may he the ised everything under the sun ncces- tdiotild -*....11 *•• • • * to- Christmas — •Ik * restricted day.! good advertising ‘for'Drlamlb to sny grapefruit, peaches, blackberries, tree rountiy. Tiiousatul* o f i-olumn* o f it Clumcnccnu, 'tho Tiger o f F'rnnee, sihject; and it is only through a well sary to gel the money. There have The week before Christmas or the the lea s t.___ 1 ____ __ _____________ blueberries, 1i varieties of grape*, were publi.sliOd daily and weekly, ccnductcd library that one can keep In announce* thnt grupefruit is the most been those in the same class that have -Tap re ; fifty title Week* liflcrChrutiitaii niight At the beginning of the tourist sea-, lemon, . cTiorries, l> iiiaiuiiq ,. ... wjthout* cost to the papers hut nt a torch With new (huughta in fiction vitalizing nnd health giving o f all even stolen projK-rty or clouded th e ; wvll Ik- filled with a little more son there .was talk of vigilance over j persimmon, mul tyrrie*, ro*< •, l. tienu-iidou* cost to the product near­ ..... .... .......... ............ " — foods- and such nn endorsement, com­ titles of pjuperty of other people, be­ 1 histqry, or science. sometime* find the fact. The week! prices so that runfair prices tfor any is. Farm nnd garden tools, cow, rati, er home. The 'California F'ruit Kxcause tliesu so-eallvjl real estate men preceding Christina* the joy o f the I commodity would not bp charged. flock of Muscnvi ducks included, nil Fnlatkn has in it* library a fund of ing from one who has demonstrated change advertise* C alifornia fruit. know' the defects of the state law and scuon was a -Lit dimmed for us by Here la nn instance where Orlando is for $0,500, $3,500 cash, bat. 1, 2 and interesting material that is practical his belief In'the practical application That is 'the whole theme it hnri for they have realized the crops nnd prod­ seeing the damage done by thought- getting had advertising all along the 3 years. ly free to nil who cmnjily with its ina- of beneficial fo.»-l theories by eating 2IO‘ !f<-* the public,.and it is getting by with it ucts from the property and then per­ less hunters of holly. We spoke* edi- j line. No matter where uno gaes, be ily obeyed regulations. Here are - ti onion soup for breakfast js’ worthy o f in wonderful shape. haps finally sold it through the simple toriully of the pity of it nnd the lurk hears tile* chnfge* made that Orlando be obtained source* o ' information consideration. Cocaine bus Ik* *n smuggled b1*0 ThervJ? a lesson here for Florida Millions of Americans would be mot hod of having nerve and brazen­ o f thought of others which it showed, is charging too much for gasoline. England in the j upon many topics, and by the . con * i f face powde.* fruit nnd truck growers! Interesting ness to go abend nnd camp on the We are glad to set* that one of the Here is a place where a fair price j by women. ‘ slant patronage o f the institution nno healthier anti happier if they ate short articles, o f from two inches to other man's land. If the realtors of youngest dubs in the* city—the G ar-! __________ __— ____— may cultivate a taste nnd a desire for grupefruit every day. Medical men r quarter of a column, stressing some­ say it is the most beneficial of ull this state do nothing more than to den Club o f Florida—has taken the, knowledge which will lead to higher thing fine about a Floriikt product, fruits. prove to the visitors nnd prospective cudgel on behalf o f the flowers, the nnd better things. There is u very practical side to nnd Inying tjie lightest stress possible investors that they are going to fight plants and the trees o f our state. On It is a matter of regret thnt there on the soureo of the article, if sent to for a square deal; thut they intend to o f its members, Mr*. Thomas F. Den­ is but a limited clientele—but it is the potentiality'of grajK-fruit. What the papers of tfie Middle West would, the orange nnd prune have done for deal with the other fellow uecording ham, appeals to the citizens of Jack­ equally ■ matter o f satisfaction thnt In a short while, bo rend ns eagerly to tho golden rule, they will have sonville nnd o f F'loridn to respect the there is being n gradual grovytt) in the California, grapefruit can do for Flo­ nnd often ns California stuff is,being rida. There nre ten* of thousand* of accomplished more than their pur­ bi-mitie* of our slate und to protect patronage. .Heading i* a source of acres of Florida land* that will grow rend now. J pose nnd in the end will protect the them. She writes:— education, but It 1s in snmo cases a Fnld advertising, nnd palpable “ pub­ general public nnd good mime of (Ills the mant Ktscbiu* grapefruit in the 6-41—1923 SERIES "The Garden Club of FloriJn which world. I f the legislature of the state licity," nre nil right in their place; fair state n* it should be protected. has recently made its low to the would cams to regard advertising iis but the stuff thut gets home to the There is no need to go out and misrep­ state, appeals to the public to aid in of more nmnient than log rolling, the heart of the housekeeper is the little resent Florida. W H EN U The car owner who is satisfied :n the d*v in and day U SKIT. Tho facts will Ik* it* work for the protection o f the hol­ demand for this fruit would soon Ik* modest interesting urticlc which she I>ettcr than you can find them iu most L IS T IT YOUR R E A L out usage of his automobile is the best asset n dealer posses­ ly trees, und later of tho dug wood. quadrupled, idle lands would be rends in her county paper or in her ststrs and no person will believe W ITH US estate ses. This is not a request peculiar to this favorite woman’s, or farm magazine.] many of thu fake stories that nre turned Into productive grove*. club, but is unusual, because until ------ i----------------------------------We arc talking of "a million dollars circulated each year about conditions Then America would have a lower We take pride'In the realization of-the fact that Oak­ now, there hns been no organization Looking for a lot n| a bargain? denth rate and n healthier bank ac­ to advertise Florida,” when ten thoiv*- nnd the wonderful thing* which F'lorthrough which the request could be land car owners in*the territory controfled by us and else­ count.— Fasti* I^ike Region. vful paid nut for u good man and the ida epn do if the real estate men will ( made. In othrr states the request is Wc have one that can be pur­ where constitute our most valuable asset. Ijind of equipment to send out just make n fight they know almost a law, and pm*.hesitates long chased several hundred (J'dhirs ' ‘ for what ' ‘ * 1 AN UNW ARRANTED STORY I short newspaper articles ns pure news is right and help get n decent and fair nnd weighs the consequences well be­ below its value. In the heart A careful inspection and n ride in the Oakland G-U will nr n.r feature stuff/would reach far title system oh the statutes so thnt fore felling n holly. reveal the reasons. of the residence section. Under big headlines spreading more than the other, und would bring nl$.n fellow ha* will not be taken “ God made,the* wood* n thing o f nmi** it* first page in its issue of kink the result*., up in the payment of fee* and taxes beauty with flowering nnd fruiting Sec us for a demonstration and prices. the 21st, tho Tallahassee Democrat Florida will soon be ' long" on pro- when ii ileal on property is made. plants to brighten the revolving senpublished this sensational story: duition. It will .then la* iu a bad fix When the. real estate men and other»|«ons. One can help himself bountiful­ . - AGENTS "Oil gusher in Florida! Well pro­ unie^i it bns created a “ demand" realize .that they’ must treat tljo pcti­ ly nnd xpt leave no brutish trail—if ducing ’ 1,000 barrels daily completed whfrh will take up that production. lde thnt come to this state just the only he uses the intelligence of unt R E A L E STATE nt Oldsmarr There Is no longer any {Given, the demand, nnd the produc­ snnte ns they would like to be treat- .selfishness. Fire, Caaualty, Auto Insurance • doubt about oil M n g found in Flori­ tion, the distribution will be tho eas­ ed thcinBclVcV,nKcn~~*wiT' wllT Tisv7 “Brn’nchcs of Indly cut, not pulled SANFORD. FLA* PHONE 17 IBS W. First BL, SANFORD, FLA da, A well producing l,0t)0 ,000 barrels test iest of tho the Urn three-sided problem to be reached u point where It will be n from the trees, Is the intelligent way •iniiv u nnw in ouerution nt Oldsmar, solved.—Tampa Tribune. for them to deal'with men to bring Christmas into tho house; S anford Daily H erald A BUSINESS EDITORIAL WRITTEN BY A MERCHANT The Resolution You Make PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD J GET STRENGTH EASILY NOW . M axw ell & Britt mpany \ f~i 'V -; �t . ■'j;— -‘ 1* f ' - . l ' . t h e san fo r d p a il v t ie r a l d , F r i d a y , D e c e m b e r 2 0 .1 9 2 2 |q N M ft Kl his time showing his stock. Mr. Mail Though it'pulls his pursp Notisir, never, never, never, allies accruing and assessed under the If the merchants get busy Order Customer found the saw he C o m m o d o r e M i l l s For sixty cents the pound, Wifi we spent one cent law, by levy under the writs issued by Ami make out their statements. iu wanted Tor |2.25. "I won’t pay that" a p d 'F a m i l y IJ e r e And that weight includes l)r donate one solitary gift. the State Comptroller. Mr. Amos nn- "It is n gfty Tittl.e life— (bi said he; " I can get that came saw The legs, head, feet, And the very next Christnuts o n P a l a t i a l Y a c h t nouncos that n numlier of the smaller And it hjis been declared fr« from a mail order liotfso for $1.75," And all internal medianisnfl We go broke on it again. companies have deposited with him The first forty or fifty years *A You well knpw he likes turkey! Are by far the hardest. • Ain’t that the truth?; “ W , M,r’ Ml',vhm,t’ I’rrsldent of Detroit Stove Works » “ ">* ™vcr tht'ir penalties lo abide t e “ I w m L u 'i.11;' >,)l* Hut it's now all over. 1,1 lllc *anie price , ,k(!4 Sanford nml (hc KI„ r the outcome of the proceedings against Still, nobody would suggest Dad will emphatically declare the larger companies. Pq Ra fti Ki f t f t IB f t Ha in the same way that they sell it to Everybody declares that it was That he would much prefer The abolishment o f Christmas you." The comptroller declares that dur­ "The nicest Christmas ever!" A ntcefc rich soup bohe Keen were it possible; » Commodore M. B, Mills, together Mr. Customer looked happy. He ■ ’ BH*AY—Annual ball of tho Social So it really must have been. To a well cooked turkey, with Ids wife nnd daughter, were vis- ing the interim above referred to, he Wo make all kinds o f fun of it surely thought he had gotten one over ' '' " e t v ™ ' notifle Department at' Valdox hotel, titled the companies regularly of And jve roast the Idea And I’m*joining with the rest. But when Christmas is, at^hand right." he said, " I ’ll take it." I * ” .**. Sa' f,ml V ^ r i m y un th,'lr Uel. amount " , of lax due mu! that pen- Of its annual appearance YoESum. Tie. buys no 20-cent soup bone. ri'KSPAY—Hoar,t mcetinn at Club Mr. Merchant asked him for $1.75 ' PUlnt‘" 1 y “ chl ‘ ynthln* ^ Pa>‘ » 1 thank you,—Thorn in I'nlatka News. But orders a fine ripe turkey, And declare that never again, jiH'm at U:30 n. m. mv ...... , ,„,U)n. a guest of Commodore Mills, was * e™ LA ftvr th" Jsn t m> crulit good at this store? n|so in the party [last decision o f tho flourl, tho tax was JTKUSEOSUAY—Regular monthly |,usiiu ^ meeting At 3:30 p. m. “ Certainly " J ‘ ‘T ’ * ? Comm(* lQ» ‘ MM. Is the president of P“ W $ ^ e companies with the un*1* *** *1**1*♦♦♦ v K* v *1**♦**♦* *1* *+**+* ’ ^ WOnHl Merchant’ the Detroit Stove Works- one of the ''‘"-standing “ » t »»>e right to collect the penalties could be contested. In ,U m I order T T houses' sell 7 ,it^ to M All thq<c holding coupons for tho lik like ■the mad g.„, „ » f . Hi kind ,, , in the, United )U ,, , j Stales, qnd would have made a moro other words, the comptroller In re­ t diverware, are requested to redeem ceiving the amount of taxes due, did .. . a? ,, ,, . . . . . extended visit if he hail not nrevloust m v t,v January fieri. The coupons not waive the penalties and he is #: V ? ,,7 C •>' I'lannetl to spend New years as the nay ! c mdeemed either by tho club " W " \ a M VM M Mr now proceeding to the enforcement of T No*, sud Mr. Merchant," 1 want o f fri, nd, in J;lcWmviIle. f ^h-rs "r tunVl1 OVt’r th° COm* three cents for a stamped envelope,. xh, CyiUh,B (|rilW acven mll, ono. the penalties assessed. nittee. nnd three cents for a money order,' The sheriff today executed the writs ? have feet o f water nnd it was not be­ He looked it up in the parcel post by levying upon the local plants of T Tuesday afternoon, all members of book and found it would cost.1.7 cents lieved she would Ih* able to navigate the Standard Oil, tlulf and 'Texas t h» Sanford Woman’s Club are most for postage to deliver it here. By this the shallows In the river..This fear ne­ companies. cessitated them proceeding rather y -ordially invitc<l to attend the reci- lime Jlf. Mail Order Customer looked It is said that the companies will slowly, which consumed a portion of iroclty meeting given by the DeUnd pretty glum, but he handed that over. the time Commodore Mills intended furnish bond lo release from the at­ .Voman’s Club at DcUnd. Those who too T spending in Sanford. It is the inten­ tachment and will fight,the enforce­ ? virii to attend are* asked to notify "Now- give-me my'saw," said Mr. ment of collection of the penalties, tion of the Commodore to return again Jr.<. It. I-'- I’olar and she will provide Customer, "before you hold me up », Y next year, lie stated, after a short denying all liability thervlor. for more money." •ars ? auto trip taken about the oily, which "Oh, no," said Mr. Merchant, “ you was made late yekterdny afternoon, T Musical No(es will have to wait-ten days. Then if that Snnford had made ‘wonderful T SHORT FLASHES Do y»u know that the Woman’s 1 have this saw in stock, I will give i pn,B rw a(nco hU pHjyjmts visit in \x W ESTERN LEGS OF PORK, per Ih. .qub „ f Hanford possesses one of the R ,n >'°u* lr B»ve you your |l(,,was „ j vised o f improvements The first national rmllu coniInc't concert grand pianos to be mol™y “ »**• K*»* ‘ he *'* vents f « r ’ to be madoon l j » latko Front nml expass station on tlm (Jreut Lakes oimd in the .state; that some of the postage and money order. You don’t* presst.(| |lis jK.i|cf that it would do was recently instil lied, other stations will.shortly lie lo wrvf will’s greatest artists have played K<* *"« tho mlmiU‘ 1'OU drop the more t|mn anything else ‘to attract lce when the '‘gntveym'd" of the apon, m- had their accompaniments otter in tho pruttoffice. 7ou must yac|,t owners to this section during H O L L A N D H E R R IN G , per k e g f hikes will have lost Its terrors. - At ■ wait it week or ten days. You see. 1 w lllf„ r ni(1Illh,. tlayed upon it? The company in f * It is claimed that John Hayes !anla from which it was purchased anr selling this merchandise like- the Y v Hammond, Jr., anil Dr. E. L. wil kept it especially for concert work mail order houses sell it.” AMO.d SKFlKINti IT) T Chaffee have Invented art appli­ ? Next dny he came back to the store • A L L S A l S A C K A T T H E S A M E REROUND STEAK. ,f celebrities visiting that city. Med­ FOItC’K n il. FI It.MS ance that Insures secrecy t" Y ? 1)1 ( E l) P R IC E S ia*found it worthy of her autograph. and asked,Air. Merchant if he would For Un TO I*AY PENALTIES wireless. The system Is bused Y ■Y !t was through 1he efforts of the Mu sell him that saw for $2.25 as he would on principle of producing ctiarJr department P'*tio was •“ t‘ ve money arid time buying at home. T 1 acteristic waves to which only T.U .l.AII ASSKR, Dec. 2».—Ernest Y D R E S S E D C H IC K E N S . — St. Augustine Record.: especially equlpimtl ’ receivers S IR L O IN S T E A K , secured for the Woman’s club. Y Amos, comptroller, this morning an*; Y F o r |1>. , U V t ore respourive. Mr*. Seth Woodruff and Mrs. Tar e r In. v x _ w v ttounced that lie had delivered to the Y Y Secretary Hoover’* forye of ❖ cach.wiil use this piano for the ac- List Your Rooms With sheriff o f I,eon county, writs against "ether coirs" may take the form Y c>Tiijsaniiiient«-«o*l.incidental music to ❖ the Standard .Oil company*,, the On If ❖ of spi'chd government detect­ F A N C Y C R E A M C ilE E S E . « * } A Madarue Butterfly" which will be Secretary Pearmait of Refining eompnny nnd the Texas com* PORTERHOUSE S TE A K , ing stations where aerial e**mP e r lb. * *-* »i\m for the benefit of tho imtsic F o r lb. C h am b er o f C om m erce' i,nn>' r‘" tl,,‘ enfurcement of tin pen . passes could be urrnugrd so us Y h-pariirn-ut. January 5 in the Woman's ______ idt i- -s nssesseil by the e.impttoller J! to detect the dlrei-tiou from f lull lii'U^e, at k p. 111. Y again -1 tho -*- companies for fuilttie R wlildi trderruptloo* come By a Y They Have Many Calls for Them anil S K IN N E D H A M S . T -H O N E S T E A K . M-icJariie Butterfly’' is a dramatic to report and promptly pay over the || series of relays, the government Y Will Rent all t on ILne Y it station nearest the violating P er IB. For lit. • n afling f n>m the story "Madame Butamount o f the fife, din it-1: the interim ’ Y R am.iti-.ir mold to- notified amt * Y lietWeetl tile Iw.i Mtpivtr.e court <!' < :• *} i In-*•souice of trouble mopped. rrlb ** td will be presented in eiisT Y In order to |*ovide nccommoda- •inns i.la tic i- to the gasoline lav law. .unic bv .Mr*. Wren McGuin. The i| N<o\ Hie fan* in England an­ F A N C Y (iliO C E R IE S A L L A T C l T timis fur the large number of tourT I ’ HI.Mi; H ill R O A S T , Sp.auf sful xpano aria* from Hu opthat is In -a y , between A p ril I alii' il tuning a lend time witli thelt P R IC E S ’ ft F o r II). ... air. Actsinling to it report from ,i -m J l» ung by Lucille Aspinwall in l* who have advised their inten­ August !S. tions of spending the winter in San­ England there ar-» only fi.oott | fakach arid iier acconipunimeuts will . The amounts of the penalties [»i> J uotborlttcd amateur operators in 1 be played by Mi-s. Seth Woodruff. In ford. the Chamber of Commerce is men! of which ts sought Ify the w t B Y F A N C Y .IIR E A K F A S T tlie I Titled Kingdom. The Lon­ S IR I.O IN R O A S T . the attraction un evening of enjoy­ again urging the people of Sanford to to li^ e it forced, are as follow s: Y liA C O N S T R IP S , lb. t f u t don Dally Mull Mutes that tin. For lb. ment n mred to llioae of literary list all available light housekeeping ;t andatd l*il Co., $t),7Ud.« I. * reason for the art's tnrvjy \ Y • ta‘ !e a- well ns to the music lovers. furnished and unfurnished room.* with tliilf R efining I o. $Hi,01»2.07. growth Is ttic fact that "haiii* f Y that organization. fight hoUsekecp Y Uul the "home town" "trade at feva ( otnpany. {I.tilll.tll. i* pertlig and Senseless n-ntrlcM IN N E S O T A Fancy BreakA N D A L L C H O IC E C U T S , ing room* have been itt genter demand Y !' tlpii-s In this eouutry pron-nt borne" Mill greet the "home artists" Th- statu!*' provides fo r the e iY fast IFicun S trips, per Hi. AdW \* F o r lb. tnlh a “ full house?** If it doe* Ihej to date, although from now on it ear fn'nrim-nt o f the payment o f the peit- || wirvtt-M aniattpir* fmm Retting Y R plmilltv. The old fogies of the J-Iit-ic ili-pai tmeat will have leeeiVnl be expected that furnished rooine will Y ij trim and navy ntr'1 force* ttre thi- ci. .iy aid to m riy out this al to be needed to provide for the tour R itri till of the amateurs and Use Y ist.s visiting Sanford. Tlje local ('ham oti'gniin, helping to deveUq llo-tr hdluetoe In having the the inti-ical ride of Sanford. Tickets! l* ' h. ,e»,vin« "..thing umlone to lo* postofilce nuthorilie* InqHise lm-_g Y cate theie visitors, but it is necessaiy Y possible nut I vexations i-estrtc («r adult - will be $1.1)0. that llie cooperation lie ; retired of id: lion* that limit tho field."Y who have or can arrange ucconimoda* J ! Tin: IB (ME MERCHANT A t ions. VS. . The wide publicity that has lice" H AN— AND FARE W ELL MAIL ORDER BOI SE given Sanford throughout the coun. N o tic e i-s h ereb y i try ha* resulted in people exprenslng 1IlJ lt l l l l * P C F S O IIS 1*0N e x t D oor to the ( ’o c a -t’ola R o lf lin e \\ »>rL s r. . . , . , V. .11. it’s nil ovi -i ’ i- prone to say “ Why ! their intention of looking over thi . Y atiiile nglit here in town, city with ih«- possihiluy of uiakio-.- i|Hired to have .Stale and Th>- dear old (.’In 1st mas trci !■"> Y K E E P M O V IN t ; a:t,| a -. ( f i ’ C l! l F l l i O N L I - ' 'U1* bad svii li a luxuriant look T think of purchasing it invest mint*. Local hotels at this tint. C A lliilt V Y With it* tinsel decorations. bsltlly I .cun buy cheaper if 1 of the year lire taxed to their utmost, v ♦. A cense, a n d not h a v i n g And tiny little electric bulbs l-rdi-r by mail. There is exactly the leaving no other alternative hut that on j•scintillating nil over it, *atne thing priced in So and So’* cat* o f set tling rooms In*private homes, A procurred the same on sb-gne ;tt a lower price." Then com* ntimbe of Inquiries received have or before January 8th,jj, imian, the sometimes endless circle been for furnished bungalows, anil the t o And tossed out the back door. of cadi remittance, the receipt of fn- Chnndter of Comnleree believes that it 1 9 2 3 , w i l l 111’ s u b j e c t V t* u 1 WOMAN’S CLUB NOTES t $1.25 | 15c 15c f 15c I 15c 15e 15c OCCUPATION LI­ CENSE MUST fi-Har m handi.se, or of an article j will he possible to interest sufficient tb:il !-. md fit nr is not satisfactory outride capital to construct a bun­ ding expense in returning,' galow colony to provide for next senIT.I -1 >. to say nnthhig of un sott’e demand. This year, however, it i’. and trouble in letter- will In- »uai-ssary for mil local pi-.iple . to assist the ( 'handier of Commerce d> exchange recently carried in providing aecomimalatious (or the thi t- II v.nig story which illustrate*, tourist*. Those having room* of any la b* a av V,•y i tear fashion on the advan- dettcription nvnilablo are requested t.ru: - to U> found in buying at home to phone 51, the *eeretnry'* office, and ar-d i! will probably "strike home" to give full particular* regarding them people, .who liuvu al-oaa Ttris-Jud. at all unusual this Jiattuff time nr another made the mistake of to have room* listed in the morning 1and tented in the afternoon o f the Lmg dl -tance purchasing. Mr. Mail Order Customer the oth­ same day. er day wanted n saw. He needed It Beira, in I’ortugusce West Africa, \ ,y r" ',‘ h. and went to tile Hardware .riaii to im what he could find. Mr. is built on- sand so deep that horses 7b i, hunt, of course, gladly gave him ennnut travel on it. '■ ■ ■ r ia iR M in m m iH E B m g H H iiB iiia a a iiK a m N ia iiiin Start the New Year Out Riftht i ■ S ~ ______________________ _ ' lit-* Seminole Laundry in Sanford, ’li« true, Are making every effort they can to please you, So give them n trio!, you will not regret Lor they do nice Work for you, you bet. wash everything hut the hahy , Up dean everything hut your reputation, U p return everythfhg hut the dirt. n s ■ H ■ ■ I’ve Got prosecution w ithout fur- T" l,c k.t<r u» " ther notice. License niaj T„ Ul„ he had from H on , J no. iiu-leftover tori e> A FREE PUZZLE l>. Jinkin s, T a x C W I c c - . ^ ^ S U tor, at tile Colli t » louse, a ,>.l llll* unpirked hones; FOR EVERYBODY S C H E L L E M A I N E S , [And tomorrow vve'll all vat ' ,, .• \ i Tbe remnants frrun the soup I l o s e c u t m g r A t t o r n e y . jlQ|tutl duwn t.lt.trwij„ Riy 230-8te ! And Saturday the market man r. ! Will got. his pay for it— . NOTH K TO THE- PUBLIC! j II vve can make the raise. This is t . notify the plthlic that I Grandma ha* her four handkerchief*, will not'bc* responifthk* for any debts A crochcttcd collar, Here’s something for you—a new puzzle contracted hy the toflnvr proprietors |Two Christmas cards, som e’candy,, —and say, it’s sure a» dandy. Wish you could see of the Palmetto < W , which plate ' A' pair of ltcdroom slippers, And a darning outfit the bij; stack I’ve got piled up here—looks like a purchased Decc-mbe/ U*. lb-’ ’ MeKEE. I Ko she can kee|i fairly busy mountain. There are thousandsand thousands of I33*4tp For the balance of tho family. them—all packed ready for me to put your name i: Mother has a -qll and-pepper and address on, just as soon as you send them. That will be common property, And a vanity box, rill filled I want every boy and girl, every man and Thnt daughter can occasionally use woman to have one of these Calumet Puzzles. I Daughter figured on that It’s more fun than a box of monkeys—the longer When she bought the contraption), And an electric toaster ' if+ • you become— the better you like i t Thnt the family will use. Sister hus a silk parasol. And some gray sport hose, to solve it— spring it on spme of your clever And a new-fangled weegee board, friends—see how fast their brains work— see if Some handkerchiefs, of course, And a lot of other things they can solve a real puzzle. Thnt mother knew she needed, Don’t wait—cut the coupon out of the But thnt nobody ever seen tt'e geinattil the best paper right now; right away— fill in your name Unless the automobile skids ,.f „o r manulnctur.•r* an*1 U»u» Itisvim Ami she Is thrown out: and address—send it witli a two* unr customers net­ And brother gets his goods, ting Mamtarttiseil cent stamp to help p y post- u i x gfOMts bt-fure tlvey Some of which Kb immediately mix-ii.l a cent wttti age and mailing Clives to his best sweetie, u*. Ask contractors tilxMit (lx- quality o( /GtJP) cost And the hnliince he’ll eat, our lime. Sanford Heruld “ Ilullilrr* llrsUnunr* And drink, and wear, liimnelf. THE CALUMET KID: trr*1' Baby gets a doll thnt cries, .. Sanford — —---------- Florith | And a train of little cars, ITctuc tend me ane of tbe tree Calumet Punk*. A book, a performing monkey, Some candy, and the colic. Name. HMiimiMiiMiMituimmumuHniinMr Oh, yes, there’s father, too; . Ho had a box of cigars He dassent smoke in public, viairrlal* ! IlnlMIng A belt with a silver buckle, And a necktie that nomc girl at?*»**##*»»♦*»*»*• *•**■m«K•*.#■»■State•*»•-*****••»*»** Gave to hia son last Christmas. rn . r-*Vri The1remainder of dad’s Burprisw “ *-■ ________ Will react) him next Monday €I> MAN, WOMAN AND SEND FOR IT HILL LUMBER CO. PHONE 475 FRENCH DRY CLEANERS M iim u iiia . ’ ' . * ■3irV if f �/ TO 7? • ! ■■ ~±E * -—- 4 -A - ■ PAGE FOUR- ,i __ THE HANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY1, DECEMBER 2D, .1922 ■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBM ■■■nttrtKMRMftKHUElWKHlHHBaS'MBhMpKRiantlMH ■ H Blazing Footsteps Mark Wild Flight of Boy IlllllliU a riitcknftlui, t >kln.--AI\in Hubi*rt«, fourteen vi*nr^ olrl, put ti tube of pliii»|iltortiH In Id^ | and 1“ hear ilcn.th ns n re ;pll. His rlmtiipp Maidenly lumiiil Y e a r . TO EAT ' OLA55 FOODS t i l L { 111 II till,! Oft W # tif, lillt the iftr Miltfcil Ugftlll tvI|a|| ||»> was lirp-il , out, T)u* rim). ttl- >• ritltglg lire. Ilenciier*’ hoti'U tvort* *< nroil j tut llio}* hlripiHitl tin* child's Riir* tuenttf fr»y|. lilm, hut hist hart* i hotly binned. I ’uj-'nt mol MintJ kola won* c*ui*tiiiptl before I In* i lira ttiifli litmlly .exiltigubdird. ! e s s I iiiiiimiBiimigiBEPiiai§a8isiiiaiiBise ■ fc— — ——— — ■ ...................................................... J Wlu'ii* Hu* hay nut In lil*i » flight from [inIn, platting .foot ii *1 ■ prints were J\*fl. Wtiere loimiag plitisplionis dripped down Ills lego. He found the tube in an alley. S Make a New Year’s resolution * you charged for them, either, even if you have S/i.OO o rd er m ■ ■ ■ ■ s s E ■ ■ ■ * gj „ g; S . $1.15 Rest Creamery Hut ter, per III. Guaranteed Eggs, per dozen 35c Morion’s Sail, per package 0 : : E S E VOXT biuis AU'f is;a E osMiura COFFEE SJHHPI'UCO Thu police* working on various nnt;le;i r»n hopes of the variest clue, •'Prcnd a dragnet uvftr the city and have in custody James P. Grace, of II roo^lyn, 23, a collector, on eonipluhtt of the ftithe rof a six ji- w old Hronx girl, w h o 'was attacked by a am* in the hallway of her Imme ii .tmher d. Thus however, nothing hie* been established, the police said, to connect this man with the Brooklyn mystery. The slain child's mother has been unable to uid the police by identify­ ing n »y person whom she think?* may have been entering the,house to ,ee Theresa while slm was alone in the day time. “ Tine were very few girls that Thereto ever played with In the house/’ she mid, “ and never were any hoytf there. Occasionally, on very cold Daily Fashion Hints her progeny and leaped In the. nlr, « : laboring him so wiverely Hint In* was Jt ohilred to drop Mn* rhlgk arid fly Into a blgh n1111ml t* for imffty. Several j y autofiH»blllRt« who wllrie-'tsl tlm Imlllo iloebji't* i hi* hen never showed iho while feather for a moment nor lie-l-, laled In altaeklng llie greatest-foe nf T O 1 more . additional either office on deposit of $10.00 which will be returned if hid l* made. The City Commissioners reserve the right to reject any, or all bills, or to accept any bid they deem to lie for the Inst Interest of the city. e: v, T. \V Ntd'.Tt'N. Ill Ii sriliil 111 .' gTnmmat bclmols. .,mi ■\ * ltlbL A-, ara v tm - JW — —^......... ................ .... . ebilmiiu ini' Interest under T.I atoei?hplucr.i of the T>vntinol>* County S. ihinJi, Hanford, Florida, will he held in a the offices of tho IliuvU mi Thursday, B January -ItIt, 102J1, for the* election o f| j rt hoard o f direct >r*> to serve jfor the g ensuing year and any* other husinOaa b which may properly conic before t)u £j nietting. A. R. KEY, 12-H-15-22-2L' ’ * Cashier, u ADVERIISEMENT ![ Flir HAVING AT S A N lTlR I). i i.o n n jx . Healed propo.-nln will be received by, tin City Coiimiin ion of Hanford, blur- E 3 b ilia at their o ffic e in the City H a ll,,* at or before* It p. in,, January t. 1023, f, ior grading, drain in g and paving the jj ■ - . trppkSi ij f.obkmed of bg^rcrl organdy muus Monarch Hr ami Cnffee. nml t.dTi tii. T h retd esp la n d s of the Mjkbant the.-kiit, w liieli isaiuchcJ ion ■Moycn Age rag.mil} blon-c with sb.ort btct vcs. I l « tv in- gathers at i he Irotil of tin- 11Iroii* nnd on the sboiiblcr' Mniiltni ire I t ” ere ** , X 1111■ <i i*u h ore old ■ on I 1* i 1• III hi h i s i n Fresh Garden. Grown 1< I n11ir1.1! lb in v IU. vn .Nil tM T O Hi/-'. *1 to ’lo uicliva btijl. / tents. PltvV, Jj ----- Kb, Wc hitvt* just what you want for your New Year’s Dinner. FLORIDA AND WESTERN REEF, PORK and MUTTON. Fancy and Stall-fed Kansas City Reef A FEW SUGGESTIONSKingans’, Armour's, Swift’s Hams and Hncon Plank Steaks Fresh Hamburger Spare Ribs Ciub Steaks Pork Chops Pork Hams Log tif Lamb Pal Hoiih Pen-fed Fryers Country Sausage Urea!;fast Sausage Fat Mackerel Honey comIf Tripe ful owing ntrcetf, to w it: Hpuford Avenue- from Fifth- Street m t;> Tenth Htreet, M.'tS *fp yards. |3 Palmetto.' Avt tine from Second J Street to Fifteenth Street, 1IMJ «q. *< yards. S Magnolia Avenue from Tenth iRreel to Central Street, MOii .-up yards. n *■ ~ FOR THE N E W Y E A R .QUICK D E LIV E R Y HUGH TILLIS, Prop. Phone 105— — S ---- 1— 102 Sanford Avenue ; fr m i irlii M m i t “ I *> 'Util 1. <-litIt Sin ■<’| hIVY Vfj. y,ll it L ie a x n B a n it iB n x E E X K a B M iiiM iiE iB B a x a B X ia iB a s t is a - -^ 1 Kim A* *a - fr om Fir-t H tn i t lo l.;l to I yrtiii*. T! ir'.i .*n; i : ! i HuU Will in ii etvi l! ill) tin i n!I r* httf t\Jh■ Ilf !' 1'ul*' it. ill . I n oii i^phall ■ nn nfe. o-phlilt irloi'k HAWKINS BROTHERS. . TH K N i:A :!0:t S A M (Uti) AVKM1E------------------- ----------------P lfilN K I0G-W it it by n certified ehl*'i k( ip tth* payabb jut sistht. t o . the ih‘» (U tin* t it> •') q ‘ -.-.lll im l, I- I'll itlil. t r: |t« * i1lit uf the ,nmoitnt -*! t's it bid. hhl!dr **r bi.blem (• The 5ucci*s*fui bfdd n |w ill !*• rc<|uiri'A to -g lv c a 'mml citunl to f.O per cent of islv III their bid, and such bond to be executcil by* n fiirtdj ornjmny licvl'Kist to do luislm- * bi tin State of Florida, said bond to he ap­ pro veil by the t Jy Commix!ion. Copb'.i o f the plan t' mill i leu . nun i ■ 'i till 1 in .. ilanugi I 0 .1 E U E B . l . - ) E r i » E E E a B E [ i l 3 E I U f l X L E 9 )1E E s n U E I I I U B ' i n i B E E E a n i • B Fresh Shrimp and Fish FancyFlorida and Western Meals 3 a Rapid Delivery Service * Fat Hens anti Fryers----- —------- pe. i f i i -i ot fo e a AIIA P P Y NEW YEAR 3 T O O i 1 1 uMhi ; '. STOIIF. Florida and Western Meals------ Service and Quality * Thi* type of frock, derisnr*! mantle* iibc.nl ril any < imkuopn to ihi: ^' V!1 tty V. K. IVlUklastt, jt ‘ “ WE WISH YOU tN ORfJANnV AND TAFFETA ‘ .'•erk I'lreull Omin of Slot;KIlHl.DEKS MEETINR BBn:iBCABBBaBBRHH8MBntlBIIBaBBBBtlKRBBHBBaBBBBBBaBBBBlaBa cgutar iannual meeting of the The tegular ! ill-I n. X ii U' t be ;ie. iif11;. u h Koch ptiiptll'-ai tic. u| lh A. IWH’fJI.AKH, *“ . Its nut* »1. Kast, run jeirtli *.3S elialns. 2.5 j vitrified h rlek. ' I'ropus,. 11 to be pi e; it' d in ft si,il<d t-nvi lope, t-n<ho-S4-il il the outside. !"H b ! fo r Paving,' S' itifut d. Kb.rh 1., : and i he mum* of Eh»* bi.i|.ier i r 1” 1 In such encounters the crow is eonbldiled u11hi, npiid to two loirnvitrtl A. ISKAIA . nnl k -Sliut on. * Ove r 11,090,OOt) matched a minute a r wmwpwp c ; Vv' V J ’.’ !■"' «Vi"''i .’o'i uaas.i____ _ cru'!'''in 5ho jo’Hry poilettors for rirniptnlmints. di'serltod tnmls, to .w it: tiled by thu civilized people of tin fidb'Wliik j li-ri.tS-CS, ttogtooltm at the South-Wert <*ornt-r .. .I 11 Township ts. H<*oth of | - 1. -*. 15. 2t, 13 world. Fomth Hire i U im Sauftird Awinn- |u 5+ ‘ FA \\y > ' J It.’ K M 'S ; ISM 1'A.I.UIN' pDVtll*. I f ‘ tiring. If ib id , lo alt. per- *1.* Myrtli- \vfiitji*, .'t.'iTrt *<|. yiiid-;. Hie i lib keu family. They were. Ii'iivin ir, iiltia-.*ed at the feroeil} with h tilt h .-he i onuiered mi the bluet; io.ii.iiid r and tin- trow lilniself tens ,*\Identic taken by surprise ul the violent e tils u»salhilit, for he nfngeil iiaiiv :t| lop llight to the nearest Woods, leaving tw o or three in-eg realhi’Cs liehllld us lestllitany <*f the pr«me=s o f the mother hell. MON A i(( if c o i l ivE i*> smooth, m ellow, delicious— with it botnpicl that appeals to cu ffee ronnoi«e;*urs. it innkt's a sim ple mnal sati*.(nrt(fr\ or m ije the hnnl t!*aeh lo Hie ino**l rlah oriflc buaijuel. Th e Btilwfanlinl g fo w lh ip the demand tor Monarch C o ffer from }<•:!” lo tea r in posit it e proof of its cM raordittnry gorttl vrtlut*. M e arc exclusive agrcl.H fo r the l*a* o f building one or course would have Iseen, downward, rather than upward hint nn older or taller person Itred the allot' and in this belief scorch, win made for nne of Theresa's playmate.,, frightened into silence by tin* tragic etinrei|uenCi*3, _ reaching Hit* Mindc kidnaper and beu 48c 15 pounds Good Irish Ihit aloes fur t.ewvs. Pet.—A mother hen betnngIngi to (Jeorge Walls, n flintier living along the fjeirgetown-Rehuboth Ueacti, bus prnvetl Hint the rlitckcn la a better lighter thun old Jim I ’row. A day nr two ago a pen of Jho common barn* >-tnl v ariel y, wbili* piloting ihlneen ■ Huffy young'lera tltrougli u tvlienl Mi I’tUbble, saw a big blink crow pollute U nn one of liprllltli*.on^ft nml ulteiiipl to fly off wlllt It for supper. i The mother iheit saw the peril of 45c Red Cherries, imported, I.T-nz. jars for S Black Marauder Put to Flight When Ho Attempts to Carry Off One of Brood. to come here and pay less. 21-lbs. Pillsbury Flour, with every j| ItfOTliER HEN TOO MUCH. FOR CROW are going to eat the best • foodn nights, she had one o f two girl chums 111 the house to play." Scores of mothers and children in the neighborhood have been** guestioiuxl in nn effort to trace the* owner of a .22 calibre weapon. The pupils f Kt, Cecilia's school nearby also hu\ been asked to help the detectives, but none could recall a child having one, • ---------------- : a. Tin* eottflty board of public lustrucllon at its regular meeting in Orlan­ do received petitions calling for an , . , , election to bond the Orlando school (JIUI, that and that you are not g o i n g to be over-*, s Hint Span, lie w a* enveloped Ip J lilttlicS. |li> nihlitil to it lil.nl;> i Miillli simp, v, Itfi i»i la* Vvus miffled Pa y t I lie arc norlli 2j d e g n u ea,t ., Hast lliu* o f Hnnforil Grant I J.77 thtmri* Hast i.IT rlialna. thenr,. * i*u I'hfUns. thence west T.TJ rbnli.s , the point o f beulnnln*. rontalnlnJ T h t I w C12) arrf*» iimri* i»r |^%n * N KH YOHKi Dec. 110,— llrooklyn’s You m ill racli »»f you ar** lirr«>|»y rn ■piir.'l ti ml orilere.l p, b.i ilr„| keenest detective?, puzzled for n «o> Ilefitie iiitr until t'lreult t'nitrt I] ^ lut ion nf tin* mysterious shooting nf foril. PPuliln. mi ity first 5lntii|„, Kebruar}. lar.1. liMnur the 7.11, j a, ,, j. r y a n , I In ier.’t McCarthy, lO-yturo-lil school :-apl month, then Hint there it, a„ , tt City Manager. t „ tin* t.ill o f cotnpinlnt illni a. r, jf Dec-l-8- l5-22-^-'dc t , ffiri in her home Titcrd.-;}', look note of aantnst von, nnit each of y.rij. ,, , — :-------the slightly upward courra tlf the .22 thei' ln fall not ‘ ls*i iMtlil Mil ,v|t| l\ « i n n IT t‘Ot UT, Tib Jt illl'IA l, taken as eottfeBSi-d. to* he folimve.l iT calibre bullet that piorwtlAtf* heart n Itnal ilrcree. « i ik i ir . si:ui\Q|.t: g o t ’v r v . n* diitch>:-<fd by the aUtn|>ay1twtif tip l l lillU H -IV I iH M lilt t It Is fn rtlu r onlered that this n.,!!,,. uniniai up t*t ni.ii ATHiN be pithllslieil in th e - Sun font M- r tiny inclined more t the theory that newspuper publish,il -In jtrui|in,|,‘ j ' anther .chilli nf similar age tens re... ...... .week for a p*rh.<i re* W. Kutift.t nhd t*. U t t ....lriiff_4f*'UiU>■ » m i *each m 11 v tcattve weeks. t1 spun Mbit* ,/or the tragedy. i *n*. * " r o «lii cansecuin*« . . ,i .. t t.i •: Ml U'll HiVsc myhut Witness hand i,m. a ad s. Neal of .. district fo r P .NO 000 fo r the i.urno ,e T. V*. A N-o lmi, l « lt,s Hon ...... .hr.' A » o o- s* m> noiio ai .,r The belief tvHa that tha huUrt'ft . \ * U Io r W,L 1 1 ant O iM ii ,\. IVila*. h .Ii miauls. urt tills Ittli day o f December, ,\ p P LA Y M A T E M AY H AVE SHOT « V St?V{5 * X. •I &Q of ONE! -PHONE 372-M 1127 SANFO RD AVENUE Fred I. M ilMitn.-, Kitgn ct. 1im. • ttiul »poi *fitatiu:i.> may be obtained at SEBXM EHHURalfllEBEHflEOBBnSPaHDEB|RBIIRBaillEIIIRRRI1BIB i' ^ ^ *t* *** ****2*v *»4 Florida and Ualifornia Fruits. '! -- s Wt'A — Tho Host Store* in Sanford I A' " > '• ■ ( L1 1 WMEOHt\ ^ -'A (lUhL MfLP KEtPc t i f - ' h [uPmSCHOOLj) The Crow Was Taken by Surprise. ; \ ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■nBHMnannHBBEEiHBR!SBsatsBBaBBBBCSinnaBa)i • Great Stock tj* «J ■,} lOVHt IQfttt .!> rive « o will ebne out nur entire stork of winter rood* at Greatly duced prices— Invtntignle!—------------- - - ■ — S \ aaB And o ffe r you 8 THE The Rest Quality Lowest Prices G AR A G E t o L A ll A LOT OF HATI’ERV FOR THE PUH-E 1 H G F -M A C B A T T E R Y C O . g Fool of First'Street-------------------------- ------ Phone -180-J g ■ SBBBBBRBBBBOBBRBBBBClaBUfJEltlSlUgRaneiJBBSUnMUBUCKBUttAvB* iavg. - ...... ' '• • ' - A HERALD WANT AD FDR ■ {y kJcJ \ ‘ “i, THE bCAPi ? •*-N •m & r T YOUR JOfIN ♦ i* STORE 310 SANFORD AVENUE '-peY-'-.-'Af-.* . 7 i ♦** O ****** *Z*+l*K?**+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦& ? ' y y ■ 'tooa'Uj«« t IF EVi BOUOlfr OUTSllJE THE COUNTV, WHO WOULO r PAY THE TAXE0 TO KEEP UP THE SCHOOLS■ AND THE HIGHWAYS ? AND WHO WOULD *PAY FDR CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS ? -AND I’M GLAD TO CONTRl&UTE MY BIT TO WORTHY CAUSES. 1 J J ! ♦> C ♦To Merchandise id the ELECTRIC <WHY SHOULD I p Ey ] ro HtLP KEEP uPc -J " - -The Lum ber Dealer ■ ■■■■■■BIBBBBBBBHaaBBBBBBBBBUnBUMBHBIBSUbaanUUBBUiaMantaa *******♦* bJc- ------ — - I I I ^ NOW! -SANFORD. FLA. 310 SANFORD AVENUE- *** MUHtCtPAVauiLcmosl Re­ BANDEL’S *♦******* ND IMPRCVtMCHT5 ? WMAT.A .J0KG ! I e 0 ’ ****+* HELP SIAWOTKE EXPENStj • In order to make room for attr apring gtntds olitrit ttre mioii due lo r,r- v HOUR COUNTt XOVi'ACQViWX.. llarglurs have been known to carry at ids for testing gold had* silver ar­ ticles. i ■*arrz£seifsrMni^JT^Lsa»irts:'2a5ZflttLtAT»t *1* HVdH t o'l Itin* --> " 3 I fowls tinder ordinary ei'mlllionx. but V M tt mother (nit evpiently is tin* belter I J [. tighter of the twit* when the lives of **■* [f to r brutal are at State and need bur Uolttiom.----*-• *** *i* AND WHERE DO'YOU BUY? T h e R ead)>*C u 4 H ou se M a n and- :A*1 i ’♦**♦* O *1********** *+**** ■****♦***4**’ t^erxiL t T T ow n - and eilitVi niv very convenient inslitutiima. P ’n mighty nfee to be aide to go t few miles and got groceries, medi­ um'. lum ber, clothing ami m any o ilie r com m odities. However,, i f evo ry lw iily b o u g h t outside the county—from the mail-or­ der bouses—^1hero would In* no towns like ours. T h e re would be no businesses like ours to help pay taxes. The mail-order m i l fo n tn lu ile s n oth in g to the upkeep o f our town and county. li<* is not prepared to rentier services com parable to those \Ve g iv e you. G em ra lly , w e cun m eet an J heat his prices. W h y buy from h im ? . • i ? y v v \. . Everything for the Builder *:-r -**»J Sanford, Florida 1 ♦j* ♦;♦ -* • �•• 1 I S ' PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1922 BASE ball fo ot b a l l basket b a l l t r a p s h o o t in g REALM OF SPORTS CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor ^ r o ta r y c l u b b o w l e r s w in o v e r The hoy* and girls making up the two Fanford team* that with play the Feabr.'t re team* tonighl at Snnfon! an- all m readme** and their pm j- , t. Iihik bright for a f>:iir of wins. The gjil- team i* weakened slightIv through the absence of one of th* ir |,.,t guunl-, Mi-s Cnrraway living out of the i it v. Mix* Cameron, a fast little pla.ver, will take her place ami promi-i - to show Coach Tilli* that ills* Caraway’s absence will not .he fell. t'oai h Wilkinson has hi* team alt ret, u-ing the same lineiip it-, la<! week ami both he and Cnpl. Iliil Muji an- confident that they will win their game by a large majority. h CELERY SEED And everybody and Ids brother is not only invited but urged to bo on hand. I. am £ ia j OtD George is in town. Otis is the .non new professional at the Golf links. .333 non .000 I f you want to take some lessons that will help in breaking that dub record, seer Mr. George. One Next T is rumored that the publication of, the names of the football players that ner entitled to letters for this last, season will bo "made in a ffiw day*. . the re o ld * tile -r (w o HOW K HOPES Ft lit < Al' l l HE OF have Iteen making it is |ire- dicti I Ilia! an overtlovv crowd will Ik- 1 V v v v->*♦ ♦*« J Which again reminds us that the boy* haven’t been given those little The first game will start at 7:30 emblems in the way of "football "fobs" sharp- the girt* playing their first They should have them. half nml then giving way to the hoy* who will play their first half, nml then Charley Henry wns given a nice the girl* will follow with their second photograph of himself howling. The half allowing the boy* a breathing Herald will have a cut made of it slid *|K-1I. I run ‘ it tit tin- comic supplement next T h e s e l o o c a m e . -Iimiftl be wel l week. wot th the small adnii-sjuii pi me . harg-, ed and frem V Douhlo header basketball game to­ night at-the Parish House court. Both Sanford Teams Reardy and Girls Game |loth Sanford Team* Heady, and the Girl- Game Starts First. Cameron To Substitute for ( ’arraway h ST. PKTKIt.SIII HG I’ l.ACKI) ^SIGN’S ' 'o n h ig h w a y s ammunition and many Maxim silepcers. Biddy Kurdiek rolled n good game hut waited until too Into to get start­ ed. - . ■- PAIR GOOD BASKET BALL GAMES AT PARISH HOUSE COURT TONIGHT Starts First h GOLF BOW LING TENNIS BOXING tigation when- the fire had been got­ ten under. control failed to verify the early report that five men had been trapped on the roof of the building. Explosions o f acid in’ the plant of an engraving company on the fourth ■THEMBN III UT IN ffoor generated quantities of gas III.A/H IN. Hi ll.DING which added to the difficVlty of fight­ A T I.OFSIVil.I.E, KY. ing tile flame*. highways in the north. The only ex­ penses to the organization was the manufacture and painting of the signs. I.Mill persons who loured the coun­ try in automobiles placed them. I.0UISV1M.E- Ky.. Dec. 23— Two Hergdoll wns .cvotuallv tried, con­ ST. PF.TERSRUHG, Doc. 23... The Anniversary Dinner at the. Semi­ victed and sentenced to pison, It. was St. Petersburg ("handier of Commerce firemen were seriously injured and nole Cafe Sunday for One Dollar. while under armed guard on Gover­ in 1021 posted LOOP signs on trunk more "than a score overcome by smoke 230-2tc and gas when a four story" office buil­ nor’s Island that he escaped. Since highways south of Washington, l). the nthousnnds of government offi­ C., and reports on the Work this year ding in the business district was gut­ Hava you read the want ad* today I Itotes won a game. What's the mat­ cials, ex-service men and patriotic show an additional 1,000 posted on ted by lire early last evening. Inves­ ter? iaaBBaaaaaBBaBaaBaBBBBBaBBBaBBBfBBaBBBBaBaBBBaaiaaaaaaaBaaaaBaBHBBBaaaBaBBaBaaaBaaBaaBBBBBaaBaaaBBBBaBBaBaaa -38-1 Am! they moved u notch above the Mrrdmnts. COUNTER JUMPERS .SPEEDY QUINTET The tax score follows; Tea Pin* Difference in hast Two |,„t First iVits Things on Merchants Gnatr* Itivc* ... ..... ..... in Fourth Place 12(1 100 M2 Ice. Hole* Now Humlall ........ J; HI 111 120 Hurilick ... ....... 12» 113 1t1ThlItolary club and the Merchants Tyler __ ____ 133 125 111 have been tied for fourth and llfth Ihirdon Z......... 121) n o 111 place from the v*ry start but the Totals 1U73. game last night between these, two Hillary Club teams resulted in ft victory for the KG night _______ 180 113 132K„tc* by a small Majority of 100 pins Itous-idiutdcr __ _ nr. 120 113and placed them in fourth place one Henry ---- -----i f 13D 151 120 full game ahead of the Merchants. Hill 125 125 125The game itself was very close and Hritt ..._____ ... !(",2 1to 17*1.Total* 20K2 exciting and the Anal outcome * in Standing of (In- (Tub* doubt until the last frame, Thfl open­ * ■ ing game went to the Itotes by 'JO \v. L. pins, and although the Merchants Congrc national .... 0 0 ff •i picked up and showed more light in Farmer* ... the next two games, they wore unable Men’fl ('tub ...... ..... 0 3 to overcome the lead of the first game. Rutary t'iuli ...... ..... 3 0 2 7 There were hut ten pins difference in Men hunts Clmso &. ("'» II 0 the last two games. i« Americans have been patiently await­ ing the time when fate would turn the scales and make it possible to ap­ prehend "America’s biggest ?lacker." —Tampa Times. ♦♦♦ IS& . JOIN JOIN NOW!! NOW!! IIEHtc IHtl.l. on hand. We want Hundreds were With the telegra|ihic announce­ Doth the gor|s and hoy* teams will i ment "that Grover Cleveland Hergdoll go to Jneksonvilic next Week to piny You to get made happy this of Philadelphin, the noted stacker, the first m il hard game of the senhad left Germany on n merchant ves­ -n ami the sfn-ed and form shown in a big Check year when they sel ami was on route to u Gulf port, tonight’* games -dioiild have rnme every ship and it* crew, landing at bearing on their chance for fn-xt Next received their easily these ports, is under close- scrutiny. week The definite "announcement by thej Turn ot:‘ tnn’ght and look them ov­ Christ mas saved check German authorities (hat Hergdoll had er. sailed raining close on the report that H he was ittaard the"*lenni*hip Jupltei a whose peert of callw* said tec l*' IVli- a a sncnln- has renewed interest in the a a ease in Florida and throughout Amer­ a a ica. t There are perhaps few, if any, among the thousands of senrehers for Hergdoll who wold gain niqro pleii*' ore in Hergdells' apprehensiun than I * 'oit Howe, Dinted States department of justice- agent in charge of the Tam pa office. Iteigiloll’* arrest i* In* ambition, because it was he who arrested Herg­ H doll on aJimmy 7, 1320, at the home in l’hilndelphhr lifter a sensational gun fight with the slacker’s mother, RESOLVE NOW not to spend your Nickels, Dimes and Quarters foolishly, but rather, come ,Mr*. Eitimn Hergdoll. The joy of Mr. down to this Bank and just tell us you want a Christmas Savings Pass Book and put away each Howe’s know internationally famous capture was short lived, however, liewOek according to our Savings plan, and we will add four per cent to it next Christmas and cause after the slacker had been sen­ you will he so delighted when we hand you tbal fine, tat check, you’ll want to continue to save. tenced to prison he escaped and Hindu lu* way to Germany. Now Mr. Howe patiently holies he ftERE’S HOW TO JOIN OIJR XMAS CLUB can block Hergdoll and put .Jilin be­ hind the prison ham again. Sitting in INCREASING CLUB P L A N hi* office in the federal building on Thursday, Mr. Howe retold the story O ( i f I i n — Deposit 2c In f week, le 2ml week. Increase 2c of Hergdoll’* capture in Philadelphia. L\t L L U D each w eek— in 50 weekti you have Early In January. 1020, a large piimlmr of sncclai «g e l* of .the.tlepurl-. Deposit 5c 1st week, 10c 2ntl*\vcek. lncrca.se 5c pient'of justice had been cnollectod each week— in 50 weeks yon have in Philadelphia to round up u Holshcviki crowd. Then came the tip that DECREASING CLUB. P L A N . Hergdoll wa* at his fine home nt F if­ ty second street and Wynewood ave­ You liegih with the LAUGKST payment ami I)H(,'UKASK each week. nue. Following this tip, 30 agents on January 7, were assigned to watch EVEN AM OUNT CLUB P L A N places where Hergdoll might he‘ in r A ■ D I H I ) — Deposit 50c each w eek — in 50 w eeks von hiding. To Howe, n policeman and two agent* fell the lot to watch the OUC I L l i D have Hergdoll home. — Deposit $1 each week— in 50 weeks you Mr. Howe said that about fi o’clock have .................... . .... on that morning his party went to the Hergdoll mnnsion. - They were — Deposit $2 each week— in 50 weeks you armed with search warrants, but a have ........................ —.. even then were refused odmiltincc. a a —Deposit $5 each week -in 50 weeks you Finally lie said they decided to break a A t the new low price the Ford into the home, ho and the policeman a •■have’ .1... ....... . .. Sedan represents a greater val­ going to the hack door while the oth­ 3 — tJepoHlt $10 each week— in 50 weeks you er agents went to the fyont door. 8 ue than has ever been offered. «J)1U L L U D lutve ........... .................. .............• ......... Entrance was gained simultaneous­ ly through both doors. When he,and It provides enclosed car tornA L L ABOVE PLUS 4% INTERESTthe policeman reached the kitchen fort in a dependable, quality they were met by Hergdoll's tqother, OIJR CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB Wc are now ready to open your account in product at a rrfTnknum J » s t a 250 pound wbman nrmed with a * revolver. A fight followed which only Your orcj^rplaced now ended-when nil the officers mono{fed to subdue the maddened woman. insure reasonably prompt de­ Mr. Howe esenped death during the livery. Term s if desired fight by getting his thumb under the trigger of the woman’s gun nitd thus prevented her from firing it. A search o f the huse followed and Hergdoll was found hiding under a window seat in a alcove. Hergdoll had a young arsenal in his hiding place PROGRESS STRENGTH and In another room of the home an­ ■ •-• ' other arsenal was found, Mr. Howo said, including many - guns- much ■ ■ ■ ■ B a a B a B R a a B a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a B a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B B a a a a a a a a B a a a a a B B a a a a a a a a a a a a R a a i JOIN NOW!! JOIN NOW!! $63.75 5c CLUB $25.00 ■ M a ■ ■ a a ■ a ■ M. a a a a ■ ■ ■ ■ a a ■ a -3 ! ■ ■ a ■ a ■ ■ a ■ a a f l ■ a ■ ■ 3 a■ a a * a a * -i ■ a a a $1 $ 100.00 $250.00 $5 CLUB CI HR EDWARD HIGG 1 ’ ■• “ * *' - * F= ' ‘ j . ^ -It I v\affl �— ’ ' '■ ■ ■ -. 1 ♦- ! i t - MS* • • Axvlir • K * -% .. 1 ■r*-. *i r*sr THE*SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1922 .— n » "S100.000.000 BUILDING lUl.l. • LIK ELY TO FA 11.” f ^ t w ln y by teach u clans in the Moore's Ktktion methods o f repayment, but pointed out'lantic coast (hat the net of congrcs^i-cating the the north are forecast for today y — ------• • Sunday School nrul there' has been n the wvnthcr bureau.' '•Administration leaders are said t.i contest on recently between Mrs. Cor­ commission would permit do such dif The gales an., expected to become ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ley's class of girl* nml Mr. Corley's ferentlatlon, even if considered ad dangerpua over the northern pa j _ , __„ nnti,i.. public biiilding C iiji. dnngerpus norim-' P*., tion ,,f „ „ omnibus clnss yf boys. Class No. :i entertain-; visahle. # W"o Kartport. bill, as suggested by Representaiiv.. ed Clnss No. 2 to a “ hot dog" roast. Members of congress generally ex the affected M F* ' < to r i h H i central ' • .......... .Jo|in \\'. Uinglay, chairman of th.. T!fc Herald carriers manage and control their routes, pny in Came ton avenue pressed decided opposition tu to *-the to] ---- 1 _ at Corley's t'oriey's grove on Cameron ne out from duo to(.ape a storm lost night advance for all papers drawn, and absolutely depend upon their public buildings and grounds com­ to ' W .’ .M. Haynes, of the Haynes & Tuesday afternoon. The yuUnprters New York banker’s S“ KK"*1 1over Kentucky and moving east-north. collections for their running capital and profits. When su scr. inljcast.n portion portion'of the UoUlDe iIcbt-iM- c^ can-...... ■^ ^ ^ ^ ' “ T|U fh h disturbance jii'turbanco also has mittee of the hoivo. to- R atliff Printing Co., of Sanford, has report a great time. • .jntjcast.n of tho “ In the first place, leaders pointe I ers neglect to pay them it is the CARRIER and not- THE M ibought the ffltm on Cameron avenue Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R .-Hates had r.s out yesterdny, Langley’s SlOO.lHKJ.Oo) Herald that stands the “ brunt.'' » . . toj occupied.by lleck Rumley and known1Chrlstmns day guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. Subscribers who do not care to pay the carrier each week the American people were in-co mood^jM ^ ^ y#I|py nm| tlu. Middle progrum docs not fit in well with th • B; ns the II. W. Chandler place. Mr. E. S. Ward and son Dale, from town. may pny the Herald two or more months in advance and they to approve such an nc.ion. . , h AlJanUc Btutcs. Tompcrn- program of yconamy tVhich the prv*.-. * , ! nnd Mrs. Haynes will move out to The ChorpcnJngi -.Corpany nnd will pay the carrier each week from this fund. • The views of Mr. Kahn as present- ^ nnj CJtpc£tcd to fall generally blent bus promised this county. r their new place soon. Mr. Haynes' Squires families joined in n Christman “ Another reason for opposition i > This system of delivery ii known as the INiH .I LNDKNT ed in a letter to Scnntor Hmoot of ^ Washington forecast district, * father, of Gardenia,]dinner r.t- the -Chorping home. lUtlll'Il C. v . A. •Haynes, ■wmj --------- •• — ■•-■I that the present time Is not propitious CARRIER PLAN and is used by most of the larger newspapers of Utah, n .member o f. the debt f upd- j ^ u„ Ustinlly cold weather Is iVip | : California, will como nnd make hl*j Mr. nnd* Mrs. D. L.' Lqng had n big U to launch building operations on a the country and has proven beyond doubt to bo U » yer ybest plan ir.g commission, .drew particular. cxcept possibly In northern 3* of delivery. When a boy ninnages his own route, buys and sal s V-|home with them. Mr. Rumley will dinner Christmas, their daughters, In large scale. I-abur.nnd the cost of ma­ from Ronrqavntative Frenr of. Avisj v -w . K.iurq.nentuuve rrcnr ,r*’ ' New England. * harvest the crop. The Rtimleys will jjlss Ifersic Long nml Mrs. George from fr terials urc still too high for the gov­ at a profit he is in business for h niseif in exactly the same sense cousinRepublican member s' of mnrkcd intensity * ■ return to town to reside. , Bridgman and three childicn 'from the “ ____ . Dridgmnn children'front ernment to enter Into competition na nny merchant. He knows he must give servlco to be success­ Mr. nnd Mrs. F, C. Raker have re- north, Mr. and Mrs. Itoss Long and with private building operations, that ful and build up his business. He knoAs that every new custom­ cently bought the place they reside on three daughters and son-in-law, Lion are experiencing, perhaps,'their; big. . er he secures means more profit. In short, he knows ho muxt •r nC nCvUirS IIIYUII.1 nsuiv — at Cameron y City ns the and -Mr. Mrs. Graham « « t o w a v s o u r SOS. goal boom in history, conduct bi» business in a capable and efficient manner to be sue1 U uimuiu,. ,*, known ................. - .Purvis . . . . . . ---.......nrul c#n» j ’ • s Marshal place nnd alio I aimer place. Hunter nnthson nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom monts pt an carl yday of the ar.om‘•With congressional leaders oppot. . QUITOES ed to U n gley’s proposition nt this Air. U^ hiiiwiu.. aceom-j Uunlap wore the guests, C#** The Herald earnestly'requests its subscribers not to dis' Mr. nnil nnd Mrs. dU Joe Cameron ulous position occupied by Mr. Kahn, time, the chairman of the buildings t pnnitd by Cliief of I’olice J. W.^Kille,j-^e entertainment ami (.’hrlstuias uno courage these boy. in th *, their first business venture, by refusp uhd that iaav I.u ho doe.-t.not -----speak--f«r: the. ST. TF.TERSBURG, Dec. 28— tuuiuitv *..... “ . . blew and wife drove to Zolfo Springs ( |ec „ decided success at the‘‘ commission, for the congress or f'»r Mayor K. F. I’ulvcr sent out his hrst 'and grounds committee may abandon ing to pny promptly each week for their.iicwspaper. . * . . ■ . . .. . . . . . . . I .. - .... Inst .week for a short visit. Mrs. Moore's Station church Tuesday even* *the American people." '* ** ' ' ’ " call'tonight for n meeting January a his plan to introduce an omnibus hailCameron and Mrs. Klllobrow’s moth-! proKram was varied with; Senator Smoot had not received Mr. • ' ’ TUB SANFORD D A IL Y HKJtALD. ............. . - ---ii .g. io « |iiu k >mim ...... ■■— : (senator miiooi nau nov ........ 0f representatives of all civic orgun- dings4>ill when the house resumes ita t ,cr, .Mrs. G A. Moore, returned home. by tl • »-•* •ami —« — »•« he borne . niu.nlc mU!,jc Ly the cnoir, choir, ....drill* rccnauous, recitations, OIIIIB, drills, Knhn* j^n|,n*s letter |cllt.r yCsternny yesterdny and said sam m- j^ jjuitlons in n s-- In the city to iorm form un an ex- sessions Wednesday." •* *hhd a: » t- - the J( R0j0 nIl(j . tableaux. .. 4 ,»!hin .. ... wpU|,i *> not* comment ..........t im.m it leeuUvo . ... . direct .11.... » ♦the city’s __The Washington Post, 12-25-1022' iiti.m been with them. Mrs. Moore d Miss Alothln hjmscjfi upon committee to K* iq M ^ ^ ^ 1,4 ^ * * i to • Note— The Washington Post L re­ New Smyrna ......... nnd Miss Ev- nntjj lu> |,(u| rct,.iv(«! CJunpnjKn for f ur mosquito mosquito eradication crndlcatlor daughter, .Mrs. J. — H. I Curry, of .>uw guest of 01 her iiu» ............................ urn.. ,.v ........... -••j - it and studietl \ campaign puted to be the publicity organ of the Carlton, of Zolfo Springs for the past (.;yn T liy|„r f , „ m town both gave ran. Ga., and Messrs. Edgar and Otthe propositions set forth in it. Other, ncxl st.ason. Republican administration. ear Cates, of Cleveland, Ohio, broth­ six months. hurmrnus jxscltations that added members of the commission, however,' ers nnd guests of Mrs. L. H. Munn. v... ...... Mr. and Mrs. Elht-rt Taylor enter- greatly to the program. The tree was were quick to declare that the com-, ANNIVERSARY OF OPENING Mr> „ n,| Mrs. Doltorich nnd beautiful and there was gifts for all mission could do nothing toward tie-,. »|.||j. s r m i n o I.H CAFE: i r s MORE TH AN I-1 NNJ to E vyytlpng in the way of splendu ..... Mr*. Geo. Mrs. Townsend! the children. The community club la- club In­ differentiating debt as silggosted by f;,ndys, Geo. Townsend uu. children. The community . qt»ECI M. DINNER Isn't it funny? na things to eat were had and forty- )|n(1(,ht<.r Qeof_ e Jf ( nn(| Mrs. Mable dies had charge of all arrangements W the they * TH AT A MAN WHO THINKS IG banker. IiailKIT. The * MS* commission, ........................ ■ lu eight guests partook of the bountiful ns to to * m repast. ,.r Marearet repast. Mr. Horn had visited here frefrt" j umj dnughter, Margaret nml with Mrs. A A. Corpany. the club presiHE IS A BUSINESS MAN Christman passed off very* quietly luently the pust fall und1 has become , n« . * # » brother Chrlstmns day, dent, as chairman. % Will get up in the morqing folks «.T of this this J • r in this section. The school gave an en en- vcry popular with vtith the the folks (||nnCr nn(, a |ovely day, Mr, \\\ A. McMullen nnd daughter From an advertised mattress, tertalpmcnt nnd had a beaut, ul tree plact, Messrs. Cates are d w r v iW • nml Mia. . Ua|ph K. Gorg.and i pal for not -•* w n .C(l for Shave with an ndvertlsed rater. r longer than s twenry-ove, r s Friday - - ■young young business men m( of M .bcre r,J , „ iehildrcn,' ld r c n . ' Dorothy • Nt.w Vl.ars al:Ml. And put on advertised underwear. rn u s r afternoon. Many people . . business men ^9 •;j M _ p j, Mllll|wiil Mulligan W was litre ffrom Dorothy and and .. Harold, Harold, nr. ' years, to fix th- rate of .nlrn- t a ,a iRuc a rioayl as gueris of not; less than four and « «p.«'t r per (n « W||, ,u; Mef¥wl for Advertised hose, shirt, collar, tie aiwl p -" * 'f i r “ ” ■ : ............ .. « * • ......a .« dial :«-n Melvin on cent, and to authorise a fmolmj .. ..... a.M,ul half what shoes, rm eC om 'm orU yC lal. l,.k v .lo n h « : ' - slrJ 7 | , a‘tfc, ,lal„ hl,, ..... ’• V“ “ “ lm 0 ,‘'r " ,rUl Ml,. E lt . il T ..y W Sunt himself at the table and Ohio avenue. for.nol longer than twe:ity-five year:..•-* t« Th„ Sem- Eat ndvertlsed breakfpst fo.sl. nicely and promises to, b-n-ome one flon , a |(|tUHant visit to Jm-ksonville. »na** , Mr. nnd Mm.'Toyama had ns Christ­ Of the best organisations in the coun-j Mr... Wheeler Mnr.h. of Ah-thla and Hus er >' Representative l-rear, In bn letter ' ‘ ' . n v » rd o fi Orink ndvertlsed coffee or substitute, mas day guests, friends from Daytonq Mr. Kahn-, .lorn.,,. W .h ^ J f”' J ........ loj l-n. .............. . hnt. • w *---- « . * *- » , » • ( iW iri.aiHi. ty. Alr.-»,ly nr».ly « * \i n« «• . M r . ,JT ^ v ^ and Del.and. pie have joined and many more of our Albert llawkins, during the hoi here at the home of "their, air.ter, Mr: ....... »< M,«. Slolta Mi-Iron 1 ........................... ...... W. It. PrevatL 1 ---------- ; worthy people are contemplating en- • j(|n hts 'inemlntrship in he Kuhn, t*»*'b « m.i* *g> • • • j Usrive, for- Go to his place of business and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth will OPPOSITION SHOWN Company hanking firn£>n,! said “ the and with • lu„-*I* •• • Ni.w f-OUN DOWN ADVERTISING VolUUB « t the next meeting. On nc' Tuesday for Mr. J. L. II irir left t ties,lay mr ^ N<?w ,,Iiy t!Inn, r guests at TO KAHN SOLUTION count of illness of Dr. Illnckmnn. the Mr. J. 'r,r 10,1 y " N TIIKJJKO USI, r . H. FOREIGN DEBT president was absent nt the Inst meet- « vii.it with fru nd. at ( »ra the W. W. Dressor home. latlnn of fon ign debts It, whole or *...... u .-lt raft. i„ the tale. TH AT +THAT ...... . . . . .......... (liming to -hit ,"*nu‘ home nl at Cockn,n Cochran.' Mips Maude Cameron, Miss Ret,lab ptC3‘ ...............................ing. nnd his duties devolved u|H)ii Mrs.! ' « turning . in part' ami the ruklirily nitimling In* ol'.r «» ADVERTISING DOESN'T PAY Wexilurington. Miss Marie Nell mu! W ASHINGTON. Dee. 2k. The «... n. fk Lake, the vice president. The Ga. his effogtH '.It that etal siigg ■ I a (ireeuville (Tex.) Evening 111..... Me • rs. E<'gal- and O eir t ate'* re Mini Emm Nis-I. of Tnmpa, Mr. ami lotion of Am eih'i’s imeign *l< • I It \INS COLLIDE constitution war read and other busi­ pagnmlr. '.emling t<* emlMrias th. . oi.i turned t«* Mt. Dora after spending Mm . Dewey Hiilisou. of Oilnn.l*. an.l problem. propo-<ed by Otto II. K ihn. ness transacted, and a short enter­ mission nml to mislead foreign go. I IIP AGO—The dc..tll pelii.il> will Christmas with th*-ir sisl*T, Mra. 1. Yng. l Cnmeron. **f Coeon. were over the New York banker, failed generalDe. ; 2h. _ A l.e ileiiiamted for l-.tlgar t . I •:»*!> *• tainment staged by Mrs. Hlail.maa erwm-nC a to tie M-etiirent in Un . 'i'l'i SON, Aiin.. Chr.stma-I guest * at the A. H. Cam. r I ly sliik*- n *> .hold t».l..j » otlllll' on the subject." fu-igbt train collided with a South­ Clu ago automobile , man who f Mr. nnd Mrs. John l.ennardi of San­ It. Matin. Mr. k .1. * at.- , of l.oiigw-ooil. spent •.hi hoiite. Mr. Cameron *lr**v^ t*. in official eircles m U a .Imigloii. ern I'a* itie pa , .eager talin N*< I D ford and J. W. Hell. Mrs. laounrdi tnal oil Januuiy i» M'n.... *>r, U* Die Inliilays with Ins daughter Mi.1. Taitipn* f.»r lie* voting kulies last week M* ioIhts of th" A"*' " 11 1 I .NSKI I I t'D. « E VI HER ensibouiid. mail IliHil*', H ••"'* - r-"ni j eharg.* of murdering his wife. I h-yd was also the speaker for the evening ietui mug to Tampa with them Wed- funding commission look »;• » " w ""J1’ nnd fnve.a pleasing address upon the |„ |t. Mann * FORECAST FOR t o d .u Tuc.*on rally today. None of the pa*- D. lb tit, Chicago attorney, retail..-1 Mr. nnd Mr*. Tiideu Jaeoli:, an ; „ f M. Knnrr's proposal that the tints 1sengers was injured lull, llreman wn* • by tbe i-lain woman's relative?- mad* Chile’s Wclfnrc Work. The Comni.mI ending ». f*>w days at S'.. Petemhurg "'The Fi h Galloway home on Cam-!.,I States differentiate iH-twe",, the Itf cl ib will hold its next meeting nt WASHINGTON, Dee. 28. Heavy lunlly scalded .it U repurUxl. this declaration before departing for i-ron avenue is having some extensive j seven nml n hull ** " ,u ''' the scnool Frldsy,'Jnnuary 5lh ly ik «*"•' ,lu‘ the snows in northern New England and Miami yesterday. ■ . Su ..lay Dinner at the nprovements‘made in the way of ad ed to European A'.untries at 7:50 u. in. Everybody Invited. j atl.m. .ml befor. a half hil-' in northern and re.itial .hh-|I.«i* of . peeial I it t t inb< i '»I -ii * *,,1‘ .............. ...................* .......* A nun. bountiful dinner and sup-; M r The Daily Heruld, 15c- per we. linn (bdlai • 1 per were spread upon th*1 table at 111 I.o- » 'ill* . I liferent mg winds and gale, along the At »dr. ri*!i|:» i..l baptist eh-irch ground* Christmas . itie . cclf-ed. Haplist enumi grouiiwn............ y yday quests of Mr. and Mis. S. H. In ..,*,* Mr. nml Mrs. J. W. Corle>‘ both.............— — _ — - .* --* ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ in honor of .M Mr. i~ HornIn fr. J. L. Morn, of C-iK-inu. « -ik -i»n . , . _ _____ . "• _ * ♦ o n iq n » ^ n N ^ Ki *a ~ > * * * * * t* ~ t* * * * ^ .A v m Tr < • C D P P I W A N T E \ • ' • 1 '• * • ------ Trilby Bank Robbed, Overpowered Casnior and. Grabbed Money TO I’ A Y DEATH PENALTY PAGE SEVEN - * t.v fl :-a u| H t B a lH M iliB B iH iia iB S H B IIllllia B H M H IM IM a M iM a r ■ . 1 . ■ > N E W .YO R K , Dec. 27.— Abraham Becker, a chauffeur, yesterday >va» sstAirt.:* mocF«* wurifin ca»M.j(ro sentenced to die in the electric chair Consicler the thrifty’ sq u irreluoutAi.Mt, .Nvn.'i'Oi!, nv isotvoi ‘ nvom, ruA^ninC iNluTn ii ni.it' lOrt .ENTIhjrn imnni Possee on Trail of Fleeing ttohbrri at Sing Sing fur tlu* murder lari April CUO«Mi|*(. .Mruiuiiiwi oniMiii Mfw. moi'iiii.f and Capture Certain how lie stores away against a win­ professional of his w iff, Jennie, whose body sever­ al weeks ago was foi^nd in a lime fill­ ter’s neefd.* " • DADE CITY, Dec. 20.—Two men, ed grave in the IlFonx. Becker smil­ i. c * one of titym masked, overpowered ed as he walked t<t the court room ■ .hie Profr»*!°na* M*n» fach Mrs. L.*• D. vii Crum, assistant cashier wiiij •••— --- ----u iu t iiuu^p u the un | after Judge viiuiito Gibbs nau bad passed C ri Whom. In hi. chosen proIn the behuty of fall— in the of the .Hank of Trilby, seven milos penalty, decreeing that lie a |B jeuion the Herald recomJ here, at 10:110 o clock, jester-, should he executed during the week a north of plenty o f harvest— in the energy ncndi to the people. day morning, locked her In a vault, commencing February 13. Ilivker * of ambitious youth, do not fail in q ru to to nml escaped with about $1,000. Slier- ^vt.ai t„ Sing Syig prison. — • »■ ** iff Sturkie and a possee are on the - your provision against the uncer­ trail of the robbers, who are said to DOCTOR IS A SUICIDE G eorge A . D c C o t t o s have driven toward Ocala In n closed tain days that will come later on. Ford car. Atlorncy-nt*Law . •» • •" The. robbers entered the hank dur­ "JACKSONV I!.W*r Dee, 27.— Hr. A. " II. •Prince, KingsIaiid^.Gn., J” just the in absence of Cashier Crum. *lhf A substantial bank account is *ing Iii it ihv n tiitf m ■- ••• •*••*•** of ............... ’ * S.n'n°,e C0" " 1' B* " k !unmasked man approached Mr*. Crum across the Florida line, widely known UrOBI, •=• - rwsuiM S L ^ the only logical answer. jnnd asked iu to change'n bill,*in this locality, iiiu a.iMti tihiiiKv •• five •••%* dollar -••••,— .........",,u* MM*'shot and killed "hint­ "" j l... masked man ftsst i nr. self -cli* nt v.'HfiTiLtv just Iii .hL after ufti*r .! 'lThe ran nmittiil nround thi* the corn! lit.i hU liniiu* home yesterday ■rip|- arid ordered her to throw up hcrjthe family ha^finished Christmas din­ FRED R. WILSON ! hands. ner. Dr. Prince, und hi* wife, had roa t t o k n b y -a t .l a w i Instead, she reached for a revolver tired to their room when the physi­ 'H ol a drawer, hut he bent her to.lt. clan a: ked Mrs. Prince to get him a n_ , National 1U"* BollJIn* Classified Ads 5ca" line. No ad taken for lens Ihnn25c nndpositively no The men made every effort to force glass of water. She had just left the ivfORD -1(1 ,I1 IIU ‘' classified adscharged toanyone. Cash mustaccompany nilorder*. Count the woman t*» open n safe, containing r.*om when she heard a shot nnd^ro• A COMMUNITY BUILDER j ^ tr . * several thousand dollars, but she re- turiwd to lied tlmt her hiishnnd had five word* to a line and remit accordingly. _______ _____________________ _ fus'etl. Then they li*cked her in the killed himself with a rifle. Dr. Prince B. F. W IIITNER, Cashier ■ F. P. FOUST ER, President *\* TCjr ‘ i n T I M I ? f l I l ( J : vault, nml escaped with the money had been in ill health several months. i FOR SALE .......................................................................................................B B IIS IB InCHELLE MAINES. ->I I q L I j L L A I x L O U ^ they theyfmiinl foundlying lyingininthe thevault vaultand andonon |: LAWYER *:• BE VERAL 1IOl)JfES_fo f i a i i : ' 'lIJusc B^RCITiG CLASSES every Tuesday the counter. rent. See Thigpen. Pd-tfc nl Parish House at -I p. lit. for chilMrs. Crum succeeded in opening —Court House \WforoD~l';O it T n rur~ s :" ,0 • 7 . 7 ,r , T . 'Iren and 7 li. mr.ror ndults. Interpre,h t . vault from the OUD c o lt BALK—UH.MI a coni. ......... ' 7 i"' „ .................. ......... . in,,^C ' vl,,U” CAR W AS STOLEN Carrying by a vote of 30 to one Delnut.l lias voted a boml issue of AND CONCEALED the jieople of Leesburg, Ijnly Lake, IN DENSE MOODS i L'H I/MW f«»r municipal Improvement — n r Please arrange to pay cash on do- U‘ Uv‘’ nml I,i‘ 11 , wom d“ > H ' i n g . - I minutes and gave the alarm. Two ...... ................ .......... ...........t gi Fruitland park r.nd Lisbon at an elec­ the majority for the boml ijtsue being* livery, nnd specify the kind of wood M,r *'• L- E“ l’n' 11 ,' tfc »«**• Dtcy saw a car c a r r y in g * ?, . EIJSTIP, Dec. 28.— A touring enr from three to four to one. A total o fi iKStV'tlocidcd to form a new road and hjBtninrd Glassre Designed wanted, when placing your order.—F. «*«' T. Meade Fox, authorised Ford answering th- description of t lw u % owned by George Williams was st«>I- ;n votes wn* east out of a possible bridge dl-trfet nnd build a carefully i i19C»^fc.r<de*mnn, nliout trading old l <rs driving toward Cashiet-• ell from a garage Vcrnay. 'JO‘ UC ■"*>*'. **»~u‘ **«<*<<m In your ................................*........... . Ocala. . bore eighteen 3rt3 properly qualifitd. The money to j considered nnd absolutely necessary Henry McLaulm, Jr., S.. Vernay. • • ---- -—- rar i.i) n new one or buying a new ear i rum nnd the sheriff, with a group of • ' . • •bond' issue ' 'is to - .system of adequate, permanent roads FOR tin.. «\.i \\n* |^ (|"orive.l from the . . , OK SALE— Dosier nnd Gays paints nrht. Phone 331 and make np- men, took up the chase, sending out ',K" ', l ' • Opt. I). . lrphonr lumm «•« , hip. nuulUltl* ur ihu thief, ‘ jIh- ufed as follows: For extension und‘ covering the main arteries o f travel an.l varnishes aV Sanford Novelty ,ntIM;.„t for inU>rvicw. 233-51P the alarm'over the telephone. V T u -*-. Optirian-Optomclrlst Fork* Snnfnr.l 173-tfe 1FOR I ml— .... tin ................... ............... «... wires have .___ been . ' cut ..... beyond ........ .1 John Works, Sanford aerntx. agents. 173-tfc >R*--- KOltliS1 —New. The J,,h" U ilder, hunting hu,,‘ l,|B « fuW |improveibont of the water * works, j throughout the entire district and ten­ lE*»t First Street Sanford, FIs. ............. ...................................and used roadsters, C*.upes. FARMERS— You enn get seed ............ ........^ - Tour- Webster, and the railroad officials at '^ S l 'b a Z ^ lee. ion was 171 for issuing bonds for fran r* and irrigation plugs nt th» ings. Sedans, trucks and tractors. 1rilby would not nllow the t.se *> 50,001) to cover the co..t of their ‘ Novelty Works. 100-tfr UP |Crll,^ .Sell *.r trade.' See «M r 'w ire , for thF alarm buf a n - ^ eon truction an.l only !x against. |l)U. Ii. M. WELSH Sanford rired -Ford !‘l’ r of towns in this section of the ^ . . . . . . . ., tissues nml iiuleble.laeii of Del-nml, FOR S ALE —Type for your Multi- Geo. W. McRoVy, nuthurl— length o f time that the ___t— Gnultmlc Volcrlnnrinn Homl trustees appointed arc C. L Al graph either Pica *.r Eli*.* nr we - airman, phone 331. nt Edwi.nl Dig- s,,.te have V^-'i advised to look out , top, cushions nml woodwork had dc- j ^ ^ Office Snails which attain a. length of i: It. Conrad and G. A. Dreka. eiiyed, leaving only tbe metal work Opposite P. O. can do your composition mi our Mon- ins, Inc., authorized Ford, Ford-ton ’ llt D*i U i.iiig ioblu,ri*. four to five inches ate to 1c fo.ml in The J. B. McCrary Company is to InlOfsc 12.1 Mrs. ( rum described the unmnsked . 235-3tri- ltw ,, , , .. intact, Del.and, Florida otype ami nave you money. Write us1and Lincoln dealer, • 'evion. isi charge o f the engineer ing work. robber a* a short heavy ■ set man. ___ for ‘ particular!*.—The Letter Shop. smooth shaven, wearing a light «"lnrInc., 210-227 Hill Building, Jackson M AN IS DENOUNCED I.INDKNFEI.D Dl-ll'tI1MEH "*. enp, grey suit ami amber i-ulnreil villr, Fla. 2-*'>*2t. to to t j Vj % u to to FROM I N il EM SI M KS giggles. NEW YORK. Dec ?7. Re-olulion1-1*1. S.M .r T\v.i-y*-ai *>!<l .*«•>* ; The masked man vvns tall and -b-n tli-rmuuciiig the Ku Klu\ Klan urnll bull nt n bjirg.tin. <':.!1 :*• I V* St YORK, D . -js Wolfe l.in ili-1 and a|i)u-are|l to huve very il.iik calling for co-operation with other-or;i!i-l M il tb- Avenve. M1 i,II* <1 iev.iluttonaiy agent brown or.bla.k eyes, lie vvn< ilrt-*-»-.I gini/.ntion* np.-iuting against it ".'•*■ hclii-vci! i*. hol.l th*> key t<* i'i a n.*»\t Mile suit. l'O li SALE Twelve furuisked r< ____ _______________ -kailo|ileil at the elosing session last ev­ i,f the VVj.II --'.let explosion vv th three year Iwe'i- .*t II"* ening of the annual convention of the y 'it, nlay left the Ullileil \ K.OROI S SEAltt II F o r l o s t Ulello livemie. . 2• Mu Digmn Fraternity, it vva* annotme­ , .i i!. p.ii i. o ontlte Steamship T l t. BEING MADE TODAY etI yesterday. Fourteen liumlred i*1'.*i-'t lli~SA I.E Celtry faint. Ii-iuse tell S*:* Yfia ryn find the name of a. r**s Sanford. Fin., tib-d flowing Ednni un.ii . iiviiiintanii- a* myari-sc-ntative* weie in attendume. Tin-, every live Business Man toi I 11> !!«•• \aoorltilrd I'rrwtl # office is elected fur the coming year maker, must s.-iile '';ri ! >' •lior.e which r-ui.rounded U Sanford in thi* Column ga wells, big money < I l:\F I.\N D . Dee. 2ii.--a Vigonm :,u iv .l *i r.- a m.mlh .-'g • from Ilq estate. A. t quick . Box 1202, grlariII I; bid. d Dt. .1. .1it If 111. New 5 nl'k, ( i*(h day. .i . |\ of i g.-iit* of tin­ [■..!> Ii for th*- tog Cornell which dis•!i -. Fla. Easy t* 23*'i-*»t ! " grand lumen; Benjamin Nibbult, :i|,;ii .ii. .1 Ill'll -iiti\ continued altln* * f j ii -; i e. Newark, N. J„ grand ossa; I. Schwartz. to to to to FOR S\l.li H*'l| 11l.i ii.i ‘Liu) dog. I to to lo r.i-tm ill TO. wliV lie Was tbe vessel ami crew of eight practical­ Chicago, grand sehraltc. Call at 301 French Av.nue. 23il-«ilp iml v.!».( h" t-'l*i invi *ti- ly given up as lost. It was plunr.isl : LAKE MONROE t^ ^ M ru aa PURELY EAST SANFORD E HERALD COLLECTIONS M RS "■ ;; . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1922 ' AGE SIX ‘ Hf! b .-t one government airplane !: .i "lil-il h’:IT*. nml what for i .... . th • i .ii umstaiKe to fl\ over Eal.e Erie to aid ill the au n aaccn au an aan u scn u u u n saa ■ ■ ■ laa aM a a a a B a iia a a B a a a a u a a l-'.iR RENT l 1iifiir ni-.tn-.! .'ij'.-ii tment Storage 1'arilities . il:e e..|l'.05io*l vvlludi search. -Several tugs prepared this Ferndnle Apartments, 305 E. Eirst , . , New V.ok one noon liutir no ruing to resume search. Cause of |ti phase you, tell o(htr«: if nut, The 5TunJ<ird uf Comparison StrccL _________ l l0 t^" ne.i !.. 27 m nth* ng vveic question- iiisa|H*nnvnce remains a mystery, trll I’lione 198 , FOR RENT One bed room ami kitch- v.IG^-h nffieinl-* o f ill department of cn furnished, month. ,,| immlgrutloi were unable EXPRESS DERAILED -T -price $15 per _ ijustif SANFORD Apply to Mrs. II. Dl Durant nt Lake lt, ... PH ILAD E LPH IA. Dec. 21!.—The l.'l Ihs. (iran u lalotl The nuick “ Model 45" Six C y l i n d e r -sl l 95 \W tf.lin e & F o u n d r y C o . Mary. ,e of liiiungra- Coininerimd Htjotm which left N'ewt i Sugar I -laud said Lin­ ii , Mae olla York at 10:05 fur the west was de Fill «nl Mad.iar and Boiler Work*; FOR RENT Bed room, A i con.pleu* ns has h « n the development ol the eacloaed car, , , . • l . i' •an. •• .ui tail. *1 nt Princeton .limi 'ion, N. 5 No. 2 Can* Roasl iader Grinding; Dcl.iixe Pistons; liulfk ilmiKne re ha vo not neglected to Ituprova the open typ* cleat, Ave. I'hu •■ ''lllf . .|. ,i |y In Ih'. "til ..t I! t>5 o'eliK-k, uciyii*lmg to it re)H»it Heel bull.lo.r into it a meaeure o f comlott. convtt.trm. an. we.rhrr ' Whr*l Sleel (.ear Hand*; Crank FOR Ri N l III !I sit. b p.ot.ctloo auipasse.l only by th. mo.o e.penttve closed vehicle. .sir.ed by the Pennsylvania rail­ No. 2 cans ('tim ed ib . g afl» l i t t u n i n l ----- —plume 62 31! I ..* L A m lI niienf* ii.t rm m miii.'t it refu h ‘ u ed » *i to com ..... I'oati, iii .iii tcar, d i, iiniiuiiMiuuii road. A mail coinhination car Id hinuelf Protection against wln.1 *nd snow Is assured by the *ri“ S'J‘' ,*mf* lle e f KOI; REN F our room l*m*i al*»w, meat on his deportation, dinging l<* jfnd leonch vvi-qe dcr^ilt;d. The tender 'norm curtains that open with the doors. Th* Uulck dealRii of etorm curtains with a specisl weaker atrip p«oyld«» » . tJ the. protective cloak of- mystery that. ,,f dn. engine nnd the.mail car turned No, 1 runs Corned LTON ,i. M OLGHT0N unfurnUhtd. Good location. ( Phone comparable to that of any cloaed car, while windahield wiper anJ m e •IPS. . 23V2tp lle e f Hash “ J''hnd surrounded him since he was or-1 „ Vl>r, The company had no information tight fitting wlhdahltld, edjualabl* front within, make ditvtnM ARCHITECT — Wi II f*irsafe and comfortable. j„ Warsaw a year ago when he' (hat anyone was injured. f o r RENT -A ili-ilraldi No. 2 rans ' Added to thle, and equally impottant In winter driving, is the M | trvt t -' rsvm lv* a statement in connect ion with nislied ligh t hoii.-ek*'cping Room Miller Bldg. Corn splendid performance that a Hoick car always P ' " ‘,uc? » ~ ment. N.’ >* children. 31<* O^k Vv. -.tie. jh,. Wall street tragedy. OKEECHOBEE HOARD'S constant *nJ au.plua n o w .r -lt. roadability and p eif.it l-U m # I'fOHD FLORIDA I’ erli 1 ri-.li 23»b3tp REMOVAL IS SOUGHT Wliib under arrest in th*- Polish and Its unqueationed dependability. • I'o la lo e * capital l.indellfiT'l told various * "l Por cold weather driving there l» no eoperlor loth* Duick open cars. W ANTED orful rto ric-- nf wide-pread 1*1101111111 FORT PIERCE. Dee. 28 —The eir- Id ll»s. SweeJ fANFORI) NO VELTY J "‘*r i t |,l»ts am lest’ i it* *1 what In ti I i uit court grand jury in and for OkeeThe llulck Line fo r 192J Comprise* Fourteen Models: Potatoes WA.'si'D ,\ cb.-jn.e to build . , W O R K S new borne before lumber gets nu> lege*! t** the the M«*f>' « f till Wall - .notice JJ.J4 tatf: J* so. ss17St co-nty, which hu» just ad­ (i ll>s. feta sill* ' Bisre—JMV. imSl JJ-4*. tll«S: JJ «IJ*I»J*J higher. Plan* and ovtiniatcs furmsb- street blast; But hi­ revelations fall j ,|Urn|.,| it* sessions, in it* general ji*7!*i«»v'i ]J **.*!*«: Jisv.ltsij; V. C. ( OI.LUU, Prop- " Crisco ...... XlbMi Jl 51. *1611. Prkttf.ab.UulAf*l"rtn. A** cd. Sanford Novelty Works. 18.1-tfe ed to lead to tan; dde evidenVe and |iri,rtl,ntlheni t^ the court, incorporates O.M.A.C.Purcbaee Pten.wbiih provide* for UeftrreJ Paymeole. eneral Shop and Mill WANTE... radicals .O .. K ................ acllcd him a fakir ami 11;n resolution to lie forwarded to Gov- 1 Hi. M ullet DT ENT—Pdrman.on.t, .3 P-IS-2J-NF or 4 room unfurnished apartment,‘ “ cnjiitali it spy. .* ernor Hardee, in which tiie jury re­ Hoc «....... . •»•..»»••••••• Work t ' ' ' In flat or lu'U«c, desirable location. Ad . February . when Polish agent* quests tho governor to send a state ^TRACTOR anti BUILDER dies* “ F. S." care Herald office, San- charged him with fraud, cable* froln auditor there to nlidit the bouks of the |Ccarnrr,UlJSUetl—Sanford, FU. fr.y.I~Fln' — ------------Warsaw suiil 'Inr hatl n'trnrtcd Ins board‘ of county commissioners, nnd ' ’ ■ " , . . * .1 , statement. Ho disappeared Tmm the “ to take such stcji* an are necessary WANTED*—One ....... . on y to 'appear at Ellis toward ho removal or suspension of C. MOORE, Manage! SANFORD, FLORIDA J " (iILLON & ERY 4 hirer* for land clearing, contract ; the members of the said board" for -llulck will build them work. Good' camp. High land. t . ( •'»"*• When better automobiles are builthaving paid to Alex Slonn nnd W. It. pnUCAL CONTRACTORS W. Perkin*, Groveland, 1-la. 2.11-1Stc j ______ r*V4H.'T>iCrvrrP n The (,J*fc! ,s u'"'. ytZ >r, . .Gary the sum iff $2,000 for legal cx •% ^ m c J Sunday. Cclchratc the event b? l;,k- , ,H.nM..s incurred by them in the de- . ................................................ S S « S S « l « I S » S B U B l g i B I S S I B « S S « S S I I « l l “ “ « iB B * " ,< B I," > , , l , , B , l , , *S »|lioo»c Eight* and Applianco W A N [ 'L l ) — SALESLAD J A r ing advantage of the special Sunday of n„ rict,)in brought t< to remove • ____ __ _____________ ___ m m ■ l.inc of. Fixture* S T O R K , OIM’ OSI I l r IT L M .0 1 ,; „ , allLir f)ir t)nc Dollar. 23<*-2tc lhcm n9 nu.nl,M>rs of thc boar.tl of lKiinl kr Huilding- -Magnolia Avenue K IC K . C * ------------ - ' ‘ ’ trustees o f Okeechobee coui county. The W ANTED —Sidewalk paving contra.-■ Tho nvvl never migrate*, grand Jury also recommends in the tors who are in a position to rtait |jor|Cy jH cultivated a* far north'as same resolutions that tho board of I11- W. HERNDON I job promptly to get in tom b by letter j.nj.bmd. county comntissioricrs “Jake the ne­ and liersonrilly with tho City Muna-j_______ cessary steps to remove lion. G. F. INSURANCE a g e n c y gcr, New Smyrna, I- lori.ln ■ B a aaa aa a a a a lta a a a a a a a iia B B if Parker us attorney for the said 1----- A UTO------- BON DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B r iB a a a a r lia a a a a a a * " * "" bonrd." LOST The recommendation of thc grand C E N TR A L FLO RID A’S O N LY EXCLUSIVE SU N D AY LOST—Oite" vvire wheel vvitli lilt- off jury became known in Fort Pierce 0. Shinholscr Baby Overland, between, Sanford . W EEKLY . Saturday. an.l Indian Spring*. Return to Kent 1 "The payment o f the amount ntenConlraclor and ISuildcr lidncd," says tho resolutions, “ or of Vulc. Works ami receive reward. • 235-3tp |any amount, for said purpose is an •l* $2.00 per year in advance. Subscriptions can be given. FLORIDA expenditure without authority o f law on the part of the board of couhty Sanford Herald newsboys or address Lewis Shipp, Cir-. KIDcommissioners anti tho clerk of the l \Connelly & Sons* TROUBLED WITH WEAK dilution Manager, Sanford Daily Herald. * ► NE\y court, acting ns auditor." L'l'lt.ll.t.i.l ItWH “ Hnve Itcen troubled with Vctik kid­ Thc basis'of tho recommendation •*•*:-\-i. H -s-T-A -T.U neys sinre childhood,' write* Mrs. (*• of the grnnd jury, according to local All World News Over Leased Wire, International News Intrklmrnl* Hyde. Bcnzonin, Michigan. “ Now past lieople conversant with the situation, I »ml Iniurnurr Service . forty and have luul terrible bnckn.he Apples to he sold by peck is tiie payment by the board of coun­ ‘ >irr|| III,i.H* ty commissioners of attorney’s fees nnd that tired out feeling, hardly able l.<*an* or bushe) • Features o f International Feature Service nnd other costs incurred by members to do my work. By using Foley Kid'••rrrij l*u«lnr>^ Chnitre* of thc board o f bond trustees In their ttey Pills accompanied with Foley Bananas by bunch or , Mu,, , lfrtro . Local and State N ew s defense in an action seeking their Cathartic Tablets. I soon felt like a dozen 1vr0';: " '« I « « . T V COM I'AJif * new person." removal from the board, brought by Backache, rheumatic . M ovie, Sport and Autom obile Pages , u ' , " u * t w i : n t c o m p a n y pains, dWsinoss an.l blurre.1 vision are certain interests in Okeechobee. On track o f A. C. L. near R otogravu re Supplement toi-S MrkuoII b Ave. symptoms «.r kidney trouble. holey ^ • Express o ffice-^ Kidney Pills give quick relief* hol.l Machinery hns boon Invented for mutiun picture films of everywhere.—Adv. Cheap prices '* removing the pulp from unmarketable 2 ' m i ° n nre nmde of “ ‘ umcitrus fruit so that it can be utilized I’ivrurc* l^iiqj projected The Herald. 15c pc* week, delivered. ___ ______ for many purposes. on. ' ' • Join tho throngs of readeri, tick Service T r a n s fe r FOB ■; Ti m BUNT SOM!*; SPECIALS!!! D riv in g C o m fo rt in W in t e r Iv fv I • • ' • taw Vi? - <33. S7 W t ' fA fe % m fia ra K . ilk Y a raw W } fl f% > 8 1® ” TS-tow ^ 17 m m Jru. i m . w x V ♦? , f X i A BEAUTIFUL NEW AND X [E PUBLIC LADIES’ ' '. ., ,v • iw w « Will Givp Five ( 5) coupons, Each Coupon Good lor One T H E R E W IL L BE A LA R G E D IS PLAY IN O l.R N E W SHOW ROOMS O F TH E LATEST MODELS S AN FORD, FLO RID A FIRST STREET AN D M Y R T LE AVENU E . 32c 28c »:♦ x 10c 35c 28c $1.15 33c — SANFORD CASH GROCERY SANFORD BUICK COMPANY 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, 1922 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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Ju - (V 1 v» 1 I- nV CAPITULATIONS AND ° V n LOOKS I.IKE CON. FERENCE w il l • FAIL . i. [ reach N U M B E R 235 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY ^DECEMBER 28, 1922 FROM M O R A HOLD UP OF COMMISSION dead Great HritaliTWni Not Code • Mosul and Discussion is Fruitless lit, TS* In H lltrH LAUSANNE, Doc. 28.—The meet­ ing of the commission 6n capitula­ tion* of the Near Hast conference failed to make any progress a t today's Kssion. Some of the Allied delegates on leaving tho hall snhl the coiifcrtnce had reached a dead lock, pending the arrival of new Turkish instruc­ tions from Angora. COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION WILL SPEAK AT MEETING OF FLORIDA KDU* ’ CATION ASSOCIA* TION \ -------<lljr T fc e A B s n r l n t r d 1*/rum) ST. PETERSBURG, Dec' 28.—Com­ missioner of Education J. J, Tigcrt, wild is to speak today and tonight nt the convention of the Florida Educa­ tion Association, arrived this morning. One thousand |eachers from all parts of Florida arc here for the convention which this' morning wan given over to sectional work* with many important subjects discussed. III. Tkr AMMilllrH Pr»»«l . - iJ- II *1 > ■ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volume in. . PRESIDENT .- S r . FORMER MAYOR ARRESTED INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ASKS SENATE FIRST OFFICIAL SOUNDING ARE NOT TO ADOPT FOR MER ROUGE MYSTERY GIVEN BY PRESIDENT HARDING Senator Lodge Springs First News on the Senate Yesterday . (■a.j.t ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 28. — Tho first official disclosure th at President Harding is negotiating toward an in­ ternational conference for the con­ sideration of European economical problems was made by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, tho Republican floor lender, during the opening debate on the senate floor todny on the proposal of Scnntor Borah, Republican, Idaho, for the President to call an interna­ tional conference to discuss economic problems. •* In opposing tho Borah proposal, which Is in the form of an amendment to the naval appropriation bill, Sen­ ator Isalgo urged that the president not "lie nmbarrnssed in tho efforts --which he is now making as n mat­ ter of fact," . , > Senator ta lg u did no* oppose the calling of nn economic conference, but said it should he cnrefully nnd strict­ ly defined with such questions ns rep­ arations, Allied debts, nnd immigra­ tion specifically excluded from con­ sideration. Tlje .stale department, which has consistently maintained silence us to any efforts the administration might be making in reference to-improving economic conditions in Europe, declin­ ed to add anything to the statement of Senator Lodge, but it was learned . U OH SENATOR BORAII'S -PROPOSAL FOR ECONOMIC CONFKHBNCB. • * —— — lllr-Tlif AmmShIH I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—President Harding asked the senate .today not to adopt Senator Borah's proposal for nn international economic confer­ ence saying in u letter to Uepublirun lender ■Lodge -that formal congressiunat nttion on the subject now would emtmrass him in negotiutions he already made In conducting lo o k in g to such n conference. Presi­ dent Harding's letter wns hent to Senator Lodge for presentation dur­ ing the second day’s debate on the BiirnlK propo.*al, which is embodied in amendment to naval appropriation bill. that President Harding was consid­ ering seriously transm itting n letter to tho senate giving Information of his negotiation anil nt the same llmq deploring any intervention from con press which might operate to hin-„ der his efforts. It is understood through the state department, tho. president has been “sounding out" several powers re­ garding tho desirability of holding nn oconomicconfcrcn ce. Whether the proposed conference would la1 cnllcd by or held in the United States, or whether this notion would bo n par­ ticipant, were, however, important de­ tails not disclosed. The Borah amendment wns dis­ tug a n n u a l s a l e cussed for four hours in the senate, Senators tad go nnd (.enroot, Repub­ In this issue 1s n page advertiselican, Wisconsin, psenking in oppo­ m ini of I). L. Thrasher culling a t­ sition, nnd Senators Ilorah nnd Will­ tention to tho Rig Annunl Sale that iams. Democrat, Mississippi, in be­ will start tomorrow nnd Inst until half of thq proposal. No action wns Jnmtury 1.1th. Thrasher always sells taken on the question nnd further de­ goods ns advertised and when the puts bate went over yntil today. on n sale it means that you can get The opening debate on the amend­ your pick of n big fine stock of cloth­ ment developed the full force, of ad­ ing, furnishings, shoes, hats, etc. Spe­ ministration disapproval for it, ns cial bargain counters will 'contain drafted, and also bi-partisan support special prices on special lines of goods and opposition. Administration lend­ and during this big sale you will find er mapped out a program to defeat rare bargains in seasonable good*. the amendment pn a parliamentary Now is the time to supply yourself |iuiii( of order if itosaiblo, and on a with' winter goods in the middle of direct vote if the parliamentary point the winter season. The entire stock tihutdd fail. will go nt cost and in many instances below cost, as the sole is' put on to dispose of pnrt of the big winter stock nnd m ake.room for the new spring lines'coming In. Ro.nd the advertise­ ment and note the prices at Thrash­ ers' big sale commencing tomorrow. CHARGED WITH CORPUS TUG ORDERED . WRITDIDOFNOT*HABEAS OBTAIN HIS FREEDOM SENT TO VIEW _ _ WRECKED SHIP WAS REMANDED i _____ — LOOKS LIKE TUG CORNELL'IIAS KEEN SIGHTED AT LAST III* The *a.orlntnl I'ffH l CLEVELAND, Dec. 28.—There was un h lr of expectancy here pending re­ ceipt of a report from n tug ordered sent from Erie by the Great tak e s Towing Company to view the wreck­ age reported having been seen on the lake near that city yesterday. Tht* derelict is tmlicvcd to\be that of the Tug Cornell which, with seven memta r s of the crew, hns been missing fl>r n week. To Jail SVithout Prejudice to Give Louisiana Authorities Chance lo Present Case (II* TPip A luftalrS I'rraa) BALTIMORE. Dec. 28— Dr. B. M. McKnin, former mayor of Mer Rouge lost his fight for immedinte release on habeas corpus proceedings today. He wns remanded "without preju­ dice" .to give the tauiaiana authori­ ties nn opportunity to present their case. He was arrested Tuesday on tho request of tho taulsiann governor who'accused him of murder in con­ nection with the Moorvhouse kidnap­ ping case Inst August. LAUSANNE, Dec. 28.—Great unNEW ORLEANS—Governor Park­ rasiness is spreading throughout Near er renehed here this murning to tukc East conference circles ns the time part in a conference with legal asso­ ipproache* when there must be a ciate* and federal invostigators to final reckoning on all Important ques­ outline plnns to open a henring at tion* which have been passed by with The San Junn Garage, recently Rustrop nnd to discuss other phases only p a r t i a l 'agreements ami no agreeCitrus Fruit Shipments Are Heavy as constructed on the west side anil one of the Mtxtrcliouso kidnapping inves­ nt nil, Im' tween the Turks and Well of the best in this pari of the state, tigation. . the allied powers. . will' he formally opened to the pub­ l,nrd t’unuin's positive announce­ flljr Thr Aaanrlnted BASTROP, U — Civil nnd milita­ ment (inlay t h a t Great Hritain will lic Saturday and will celebrate the PLANT CITY, Dec* 28— When the not cede Mosul to Turkey and doe.i opening by having four car loads of Into Henry It. IJJant wns exploiting ry authorities* yesterday followed not propose to discuss th at question Clievrolets nnd a big shipment of Central Florida nlttl the Southwest through the hills and 'swamps of farther was tho forerunner of less Sludclmker cars. The Snn Juan not Gulf coast by building palatini ho­ Morehouse parish tho trail they be­ only has one of* the most complete positive statements from the other del­ tels nnd railroads, the town of Plant lieve was taken by the masked and egation* on various questions which garage buildings in the state but the City, nt the crossing of the Jackson­ relied men on the nfternoon nnd night indicate that the conference is now now building is well equipped to take ville, Tampa and Key West, nnd the of Aug. 21, when five men were kid­ retching a climax and that prepara­ care of the oil wild gas business and Floridn Central nnd Peninsula rail­ napped nyd two murdered. Tch trail covered n distance of tion* ure under way for n final show- supplies of nil kinds. A_ 12,000 gqlroads, sprang into Iteing. It was a nhout twenty-five miles from n point ■ Ion tank has I hvii installed that will mg^of strength, y . next door neighbor to Tampa, only on the llnstrop-Mcr Rouge highway Meantime Constantinople is becom­ lake ra te .o f the big business in this 22 miles away, nnd the littfe town, BONUS HILL 18 _ where the men were kidnapped, to ing more unsettled every day nnd tine and throughout tho new building nnmed in-Tionor of the railroad build­ At;AIN UP TUSHIE a ferry landing nt tak e taFourche Cmw nnd Bulgaria nre floundering everything has been’ provided to give STATE LEGISLATURE er, wns for a long time the butt of ■ 'slong under tho burden of the mlscr- the public tho liest of service nt all Jokes of vaudeville artists in Tampa. near where the bodies of two of them __isble refug»*es who dread a resump­ times. In fact "service" will be the Plant City during the week ending wu're found Inst week. TALLAHASSEE, iAc. 28— Among The rocontinltrcr* were seeking ad­ tion of hostilities between Greece and slogan 4>t the new garage and with the ninny Important mntteiV_ which IWentlier 1(1 shipped 10,080 qunrta of ditional ev(dencu Implicating' those* Turkey. • . . . their magnificent sales rooms and ex­ the 1923 season .“f the legislature will strawberries. The following Monday •fcsponsihlo for the mysterious dyna­ O l» T h r .ta a u rln lrd I 'rra a ) The Allied delegates returned last cellent service in nil departments tho the shipments for one day nmounted ’.TON, Dec. 28.—Former President Wilson is plnn- have for consideration Is compen­ to 10.072 qunrts nnd they, have been miting tlint relensed the bodies from WASHINGTON evening, plainly discouraged after Snn-Juan GnrngO will prove popular meryance of the occasion at liis S street home and sation for. veterans of the wur. .1. F. going forward in increasing quanti­ the bottom of tho lake where they nintf a quiet obner several hours discussion with the •froin the vcVy start. ............ .. congratulations today on his sixty-sixth birthday. Iluste, of Key West, representative ties' since. Plant City's shipments of had been weighted down for four congr Turk.* on economic capitulations. T h e 1 Also investigate their opening prop­ wns receiving from Monroe county, tried to secure Turk* made it clean that they wanted osition to give gasoline away free'and The only scheduled event of the day for tho former president was n the passage of n "bonus" bill Inst ses­ citrus fruits during the senson to date months. The day wan devoid of local devel­ visit of a delegation from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation to ex­ the right to give preferential tre a t­ (ill up your tank on opening day. have been more than 900 solnl ears, sion, but was voted down on nil bis opments. All cybs were turned toward ment to their own manufacturers in 1 Rend their, half page advertisement tend greetings and inform him of the success having been made bil^. except one providing that a com­ in nddition in hundreds of , smaller Baltimore, where Dr, It. M. McKoio, by the foundation in raising million dollar fund to he used in per­ the matter of taxation, nnd justified f in this issue and visit the Snn Juan mission lx; appointed by the gover­ movements. With tho opening of the former Mer Roggo mayor, was bot­ petuating ideals enunciated by him while president. their attitude by saying llmt it was Garage on opening day, Saturday. nor to "inquire into tho mo*t fens- truck shipping season vegetables.will tling againMt-rxtnrtlltlon to Isiuisisnn necessary .to protect Turkish indus­ ible plan for such compensation." This begin to leave here by the trainlund. where ho is to fnee n charge of mur­ tries. In other words, foreigners WIFE CONFESSES SHE ANNUAL CONVENTION net wns passed during the Inst days der in connection with the case. would not only lose their preferential STATE EDUCATIONAL MOVING PICTURE KILLED TIER HUSBAND of the session and was' approved by JACKSONVILLE WOMAN It dc.vchqx-d during the clay there economic position which they are ASSOCIATION OPENS STUDIO ERECTED the governor June t l- 1921. (JETS LICENSE NO. I. will’ lie unlimited funds nvnilahlo nnd feruly to lose In the interest of eqttiGAINESVILLE. Fin., Dec. 28— The hill covers the following: countless friend* to nssist the. phy­ ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 28 tjr, hut must meet Turkish competi­ Mrs. J. L. Lofton confessed yester­ TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 28— The The Seminole Films Co. will begin Whereas there Iwir been introduced tion which would l>e strengthened by day llmt •she shot nnd killed-her hus­ —One thout^nd teachers hnd arrived iff* erection of n studio at once on in the house of representatives of tho registration tng number 1, in the pas­ sician, who does not want to return exemption from certain tnxes imposed band nt their homo near Hnwthorne here Inst night for the annual con­ takeview avenue. Dr. Edgar J. state of Florida during the session senger car class goes this year to here. ** vention of the Florida Educational That Ixmd in slX figures would bo on foreigners. Tuesday, because of ill treatm ent, ac­ association, It. L. Turner, secretary Banks, the president of the company, of the legislature of 1921, a bill pro­ Mrs. Frances l*. Fleming of Jackson­ nvnilalde In the event hail would bo A complete deadlock exists og tho cording to nn announcement Inst night hns announced thnt the studio will l»e viding a bonus to the soldiers, sail­ ville. This num ber,fur^hc past year of the. association, estimated. It is permitted Is generally conceded here. ruitonis tariff question. erected on Ids lx-autiful residence ors nnd marines of Florida in the or two has been displayed on the car by Sheriff Ramsey. t believed that many have been delay­ A sum of |350,OOP wns said to hnve The British position is outlined in of Mr. Virgil I Hancock of this city. tafto n ’s body, with p bullet thru ed ns n result of the heavy storm property which lies between tak e late war ydth Germany, nnd been nvallablo for the release of T. a letter sent by Lord Cu'rXon to In-, the head and with n knife clutched in In this connection, the comptroller Dr. tVhereai, by reason of the conges­ which swept Pinellas and* surround­ G rade and Lnkeview avenue. J. Burnell, form er deputy sheriff, the met Pasha, head of the Turkish del- One hand, wan found in liis home. tion of the Calendar or both the sen* s ta te s . thnt he has recently learned first arrest in the case. A fee of $25,­ ing counties this afternoon. V""k* w U A c rc a ", T t t Z t rgatum. Mrs. Lofton told the authorities thnt Governor It-nloo on,I Srute Sopern.<r ta n lo r - ^ jr h le h ta nte nnd the house it I* deemed unwise Hint It Is ruatomnry in most o f.th e 000 was reported to hnvo been offered .» , . It was in reply to a letter froin she Imd seen two men leave the house being built around Lake G rade, and and Impossible to enact such legis­ stntes to a ? ^ rd No. 1 to the Gover­ a certain Arm off lawyer* to lead In intcmlent Cawthon. nnd the president hmcl Sunday. q« Soon a* jt (* completed the pres- lation during -tho present session of nor of the state. |t fs pojtxilile, ac­ nnd thon hnd discover'd the laxly his defense. Since the incerceratlon of.tho oJUodation..CL 1LM. Sbippard. cordingly, thnt 'in 1921 the number Lml.Clirida said-in Ihiii letter th at On being told by th e sheriff that arrived In the. midst of the storm on unt resilience will l>e converted into the legislature; and of. Burnett, various strangers have offices for the use of tho company. the British government had expelled footprint* to n nearby ppnd where Whereas it Is the desire of the peo­ will lx* displayed by Governor Har­ reached the'tow n, held brief conver­ a train which b ro u g h t‘In 100 other the Turk* from tho Mosul areu nnd the pistol was found seemingly wen* In the meantime work will begin ple of Florida to recognize lit-some fit­ dee if be makes request for it. sations with tho prlsonejr, nnd thon occupied nnd administered it. The hers, Mrs. tafto n told the sheriff and convention visitor*. immediately upon the laboratory, ting manner tho services of its sol­ departed on the next train, It l* Dr. Bruce K. Payne, president of •SPEER'S INVENTORY SALE Uritish hud taken n pledge to free the several witnesses: "Gentlemen, I ’ll which will lie fnjjowed by the ercc- diers, sailors and marines In the late the Peabody College for Teachers, Speer nuil Son have n pnge adver­ known* Arab* from Turkish rule, and’ estab­ tell the tVuth if it kills me. ‘He was lion of the dark ’. stage and other war, therefore, tho governor of the McKoIn's friends nro authority for Nashville, Tcnn., one of the three lished thi- government of Irak, nnd coming nt mo with a knife and 1 shot buildings In the order of their Impor­ state of Florida Is hereby authorised tisement In tbt* Issue calling illicit- the statem ent thUt he will a ttra c t the speakers who will lend the educa­ tance. Among other buildings, n to appoint n commlssloji of three cit­ tion to thufr n l^ n tn ry Sale which l>e- support of ninny j _throughout* tho England since then had repeatedly him. I have suffered death by his illtional program, nrrlved with Dr. Jo­ projection room will be built and fit­ izens q( tho state, whose duty it shall giriB tomorrow, Insting until January *ivm her word th a t‘tho Arab.* would trentment thousand* of times, by his seph Roe mer, chairman of the ex­ United Stntes. ■ t he Interfered wilh. cursings nnd boatings. My life hns ecutive board of tho association, Int­ ted wilh the latest models of projec­ bo in conjunction with the special Oth. Dependable merchandise of stan­ The physician hns stood high in the tion equipment, whllo the room itself committee appointed by the stato con­ dard quality sold at remarkably low I-ord Curxon added th a t'G re a t Bri­ been made miserable nnd If I have medical profession of northeast Lou­ er in tho day. v will compare favorably with the most vention of the American legion at its prlco. Everything goes. See the prices tain had given her solemn pledge to to suffer death for this it will be much isiana, serving, ns president of the Other .speakers Thursday nnd Fri­ . modern thentres of tho state. jet no foreign power take any pnrt better than the life 1 have led." * conversion held May 10 ?nd 17, 1921, in this issue. Fifth Cohgresslonal District Medical day will Imj Dr. J. J. Tigcrt, U. S. All of th6 buildings will lie built namely Morris M. Givens, Tampa; Da in this territory nnd that she would Mrs. lifto ff is in the county jail commissioner of education, nnd Dr. society last year. Ho was also •» after tho pure Spanish stylo of archi­ vis Forrester, Now Kmyfjin, nnd S, steadfastly ndjicrc to her promise. horo. . A. 8. Otis, Now York phyaiologist, church worker. During his term, m tecture, stuccoed finish-and practi­ U taw rry , J r.v Tampa, to cAmpih' nnd The foreign secretary said, howmayor, he waged war on those who who will broach the aubject of in­ cally fire-proof. They will also In­ gather nil data relating to tho adjust­ r*er, th at Grent Britain wns proheld the law lightly and 1* said to telligence tost* in tho »chool*. jjah'l to havft her expert* meet tho built In such stylo and so arranged ed compensation of bonus lo tho sol­ have Incurred the ^nmhy of many of Thursday will bo devoted to depart­ that they will present tho appcnranco diers, sailor* nnd mnrines of tho Into Turkish experts to defino tho northern mental conference* which will close these. of a high class residential commu­ war with G erm any nnd to prepare boundary of the Irak. with a general session nt night, nt Some year* ag o 'h o r a n k e d in a nity. In lino with this Idea, the and present to the legislature at>IU The British delegation's formal reb' anil which Dr. Pnyno and Dr. Tigcrt will difficulty nt Galllon, T taf, and VilUf! killed grounds will be laid out by a land­ session In 1923 a bill which In the WY t« the Ottoman note questions bo tho chief speaker*. Friday morn­ h man. He wns discharged by the scape a rtist along tho lines which opinion of 1U» commission should the WERE SMUGGLED INTO THIS the reliability of the statistics put Ing tho general session will be re­ coroner's jury and no indictment was have mode I-oe Angclea famed ns a enacted by tho said legislature for COUNTRY FBOSI forth by the Turks to justify their sumed with addresses by Dr. Psyno made against him. His plea was The only CUBA ,m to Mosul, Although the Turks FOB POSSESSION OF OFFICES OF T u r 6 « r ThV busings city of beautiful homes. The only nnd In recognition of the services of self defense- claiming that he would ■ **1 th|s district for centuries, they for tho IRISJI CONSUL IN THAT * meeting for tho election election of officer, ^ o p ti o n to this will bo an Immense tho soldiers, sailors nnd marines of have been killed if ho had not fired (Hr Tin- Associated 1'rrss) building, and will bo located some dis- Florida In the Info wsr with Germs n*Vcr collected exocj information, it will follow. Friday evening tfio clos­ first. KEY. WEST, Dec. 28.-Tycnty-fivo CITY * tancc from tho rood. The complete *** pointed nut, and no coAfidcnco ny. • . ing session Will again bring Dr. Payne aliens were alleged to have been studio will comprise tho most beauti­ Tho governor has not up to this toul'I Placed in their statistics. nnd Dr. Oil* to the platform. ARMY CRITIC FIRED . Olr Tk» Iw u rU l'J I’ress* ful. group of buildings in tho state, time appointed tha three commission­ smuggled IntoAhc country from Cuba NEW YORK, !>cc. 28— After an Friday afternoon, the toochcr* will • P E im p r is o n m e n t establish tho ^eastern I^ke- ers authorised by tho a c t When In­ were brought here today by imniigrn all night vigil representative* of the be guests of tho tlty on a tour of the and BOSTON, Doc. 28.—Major Malcolm view avenue district a* tho most de­ quiry was made a t the governor'i of­ tion officers nnd lodged In’tho county BOSTON, Dec. 28— Richard Wics- Irish frfo states and Eumon Da Val­ local schools whore tho work of the Wheel or Nicholson, recently (court.- • jail ]tending dispositloh oftheir cases sirable and beautiful part of the nr*ld' of this city who killed Quin- era's Irish tepublic were still in joint pupil-, will bo on exhibit. A fter the city. It is predicted;thnt when the fice concerning tho mattor, Mr. Ed­ by federal authorities. The party martialed for hla criticisms of tho wards, his secretary, said th a t-' the 'X U Bowden, of Panama City, F la . posscssion.of the pfficcs of tho Irish tour two receptions have boon ar­ citlscns of Eustis see the wonderful m atter was a very .Important one and was captured Inst night on the Mara­ regular army, has been Informed by ellow member of tho marino cori« consul. Long hours of night were ranged for tho supper hour with the thon. The party consisted of four the war department of his separation • difforenev made *by surrounding any ' , c na*y yard hero in October, was spent in peaceful debate nnd spokes­ alternative of n motor trip to Pnsa-n- residence by beautifully cared for was receiving the governors' best a t­ Chinese, one Krcek, twenty Italians, from the service. tention. ' to imprisonment nt At- men f o r both aides Indicated the Rffnl Grillt- bench oh the Gulf. In a letter to President Hording was said by n member of their party grounds th at many will hasten to fol­ n, by Federal Judge Morton hq{p for legal 'possession of the consulate charged that "Prusslanism existed that oqe of their number drowned Tho government of India has decid­ low the examplo set by this company, /. He pleaded guilty to murder abandoned yesterday by Daniel Me- To serve ns a wfrdgo in a handle to the arm y." He later wrote a pomp while being landed. ed to electrify a large portion of tho and will help make Eustis, beyond me second degree,/The shooting Grath, the retiring consul general for tighten It agoln*t a hammer or hatch­ let reiUiUed: "Abolish th* Army | donbt, > tho most beautiful city of suburban railways in the vlclplly of et Is the purpose of a now conical, ove IJ#,n duo to a qaur- the Irish Tree state, would bo taken Reform I £ For quick molts, try a want ad. Florida— Eustis ta k e Region.' ' Bombay. -, > , headless screw. _ _ . . * • ... San Juan Garage Will Open to Public Their New Building Plant City Berries Make Town Famous as Well as, Rich WOODROW' WILSON’S BIRTHDAY; EX-PRESIDENT 66 YEARS OLD; .... QUIET OBSERVANCE OF. DAY Delegation From Wilson Foundation Fund Called to Report Progress . TWENTY-FIVE ALIENS CAUGHT AT KEY NIGHT VIGIL ; OF IRISHMEN IN NEW YORK \ P- S ' * * �i ’ . y : rP.l'ii,' ■mi vK>: THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, PAGE FOUR >AY, DECEMBER 27, 1922 to ta. to to .to t o t o t o t o » ' NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC! to to to to t o to _ D LOCALS This is to notify the public that I will not bo responsible for any debts contracted by the former proprietors of the Palmetto Cafe, which place- I purchased December 1C, 1322. 233-ltp . C. E. McKEE. to THIS WEEK IN = SANFORD = 5 THE WEATHER J T h e P rin e e s i to —— . ; it* t o For Floriiln: Local rain to > to tonight; cooler in extreme to !-ook* lik* rain today, but wo have to north portion; Thursday to to to to to to to to unto t*rf *rr ,*i ^ '] no kicks'on tho weather. to p a rti, cloudy nnd cooler. to —IN— NOTICE to «,' • 1 to Tho annual meeting of tho stock­ Wednesday Now la tho time to take stock nnd t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o * . holders of the Bn’nk of Oviedo, I*In., Elks’ get ready for ono ctf'thd best years \ 8 p. m.—Regular ’ meeting \ wijl l-c held In the office of the Bank in the history of Sanford. , lodge at Elks' Club bouse. WATER TRAFFIC LEAGUE’S Friday, January 12th, 1923, a t <:30 p. 12:15 noon—Regular weekly lunch­ PROGRAM IS ESSENTIAL TO 'in. for the purpose of electing a hoard Our new buildings a ir the pride of eon Klwnnis Club nt Valdpx Hotel. WELFARE OF FLORIDA l§v V » Sanford nnd every visitor to the city 7:30 p. m.—Bowling nt the Parish of directors “for the cnnulng yeur and Get into the gntnc with this boy Is struck with the great improvement House. • 4 the transaction of any oilier, business the Jipy called a quitter, t Though orgnnired only a year agb, that mny properly come before tho hoy Who pulled through college on every corner. .. ' ------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------the Florida-Water Traffic Lenguo has fnbctlng. . Thursday a milk can, the boy who illda! B. G. SMITH, Miss Eleanor I.ytio nnd little siitor grown from childhood almost to ma­ 8 p. m.—Regular drill, 15-ltli Inf., F. th at in the Court of Public Opinions of our establishment is know when ho was beaten. Alto . - * * -* 231-ltc President. considered headquurtcrs for Men’s and Boys’ furnishings, Virginia, of Jacksonville, arc spend­ turity by leaps and hounds, nnd is N. G. Bgnd at„court house. there nny reason to be given by any­ at the right prices. You can' be one of the jury and judge ing the holidays with their aunt, Mrs. . 7:30 p. m.—Bowling nt the Parish one which cuuld refute us when we House. 15-jewel Elgin bracelet watch, $20. H. E. Tolar.* for yourself. . . ask,^\Vhy shouldn't R7" ' 7-jcwel ETRin watch'$10.’75.—Diamond Trim it is that many public-spirited Palace, Benjamin's Store. 231-2tc Mr. nnd Mrs. Basils Brassiere und Friday We invite your inspection for the verdict. movements nnd ' ‘would 1k>" develop­ son Dickson nnd Mrs. Harry Dickson 12:115 noon—Weekly luncheon at Tomorrow—Constance Talmadgei to m i nnd daughter Anne df Orlando were ments are never consummated because Valdes Hotel of Chamber of Com x o r ir i: ui* a ..... . . “Polly of the Follies" also a Ce S auk a w ik k h b a i . ijii in the city yesterday tho guests of of political Interference, petty jeal­ merce. • Mullen''is hereby given that the un- tury Comedy. f£ftT; «*v ousies, mismanagement or g raft, hut a married woman. will on friends and relatives. H:30 p. m.—Dance, Woman’s Club •lersUn--ii. the :sih liny .if December. 1M8. at It there are few which commnnd tho nt Vuldcx Hotel. o'clock it. 10.. apply In ,tli» lloanranio Jamei. W. Perkin*. J uiIk«- "f tho «Tr- ' J. J. N. CONNER, Mannsor Harry Reed is back from Havnnn logic, tile apparent need nnd the pub­ STROUT FARM AGENCY nit fourt of Ihr Meventh Jutll* l.il i*lr— lic’s good opinion that the aims of .silt of the mate nf Florida,, at tho to .spend a few .days with his sister 113 .Magnolia Avenue THE GREAT MESSAGE IN SONGS Court House nt Dotyml. Florida, or Mrs. Haro* Ward. He expected to re­ tho Water Traffic League of Florida Furnished 7 room, bungalow, _ wh. r.•»*».. r milit Judge mn> he ul enl.l time tor u license to uiunnite. take on Dixie Highway, ham, garage, main in Havana for nomc time but command, that arc placed on the shelf of and-control In-r property nn.l to be “taken up Inter" or to bo for­ On Friday evening of this week the charge \ .,vwas culled back to Indinnn on busi­ to In-come a free tlc.ih-r la every re- acres. Electric light, running ■--------well trained chorus of tho Lutheran gotten erf]rely. The people of the , telephone, hath. Deep well, J'j ’"•raf. Stth day .of Miss Nell McLean, of Washington, ness. stntc of Florida are due ns much con­ church nt Pierson will sing Holton's bxnks-Morse engine, water piped I). 0., arrived in tho city Sunday nnd great, Christmas Cantata “The Light PIIK I) ll. WIMKJN. * . • Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Jordan and Mr. sideration ns . uny other state In tho all parts of farm. Orange, tangtr Hyltcllor for Petitioner. will spend tho remainder of the win­ of the World" in eleven parts . This, 210.Etc and Mrs. Pclote of JncksonviUu are union, nnd with such n vital necessity grapefruit, peaches, blackberries, t ter here with her nelcc, Mrs. Arthur fostered by an organisation such ns concert will .be given a t the old L uth-, blucberth-3, 11 varieties of grs; HUB. FRED DAIGEIt, Society Editor Marshall at her home on Pulmctto the guests of Judgu and Mrs. James ernn church nt West Snnford nnd will' Sharon. Mr. Jordan was mayor of tho aforementioned’league, th e .U n it­ lemon, cherries, bananas, h-qust,. avenue. * ; Thone 217-W A LW A Y S ASK US FOR Jacksonville for many yenrs and in ed States government is bound to rec­ begin at 7:30 sharp.* persimmon, mulberries, roscllc, p i Everybody who loves good singing I f J M h a v e a n y f r l e n S k ▼ U ltln a 70 well known all ovo rtho state. Mr. Pc- ognise the situation and consequent as. Farm nnd garden tools, cow, J _ | r y a a i n y v l a x - n / n K f r . nr ro m ln a invited. The concert is entirely Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. M. Telford were lotc Is a prominent uttornoy of Jack­ government aid is sure to come. S c a t , a r if y o n a re a n ln r la ta la s , w rit , flock of Muscovi ducks included, m n a a t a l r a r n In I h U S r p a r l n r a l , irNy i ’ou will miss r.omethlng finc-j the delightful hosts at a Christmas sonville nnd their many friends here Most everyone can recognize a fact. The g a g g S DAKINC POWDER for ?G,r,00. $3,500 cash, bal. 1, 2 M a l t * , n r «r W f h n n a t h e f i r m . H w ll dinner a t their home on Park avenue arc glad to have them for a visit. i * * r* « lly J M p r» * U t* 4 A|l right, then. It is a fact thnt for­ if you cannot come. An outline of the 3 years. 211 I.. P. AIcCULLER Christmas day. Their guests were: eign competition is la-coming serious cantata is herewith given: , 1. —“Thy Light, is Como" opening Thursday—Mrs. J. G. Sharon will Dr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Walker, Mr. nnd • Tho New Year's dance nt the Coun­ to the farm ers of Florida because The Daily Herald, lC-c jitr wcfk.| WH..U... chorus by the choir. entertain the members of the Ev­ Mrs. Don Carroway, Ed. Carrowuy, try CJub Monday night promises to they, cannot get their products to 2. —“Shine Splendor Divine" hoery Week Bridge Club nt her home Harry DuBosc, M. B. Leonard, Mrs. he one of the enjoyable ovents to be­ northern markets a t n figure which prnno nnd alto duct. Geitrude Carroway and eon Andrew. on Tenth Street, nt 3 o'clock. gin the year 1023. The delightful in­ will permit them to sell a t the prices 3. —"The Light Everlasting" chorus Friday— .Mrs. I). P. Drummond will formality of the country club makes aikcd for* fori ign products of the : ‘ Prof, nnd Mrs. C. A. McKay, Miss­ tho dances there ssem like home and tame variety. A fanner in South Af­ by choir. entertain the members of the Mer112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE 4.—-*The Name of Jesus," tenor He Matrons Bridge Club nt 3 j>. m. es Carolyn Spencer, Clara Millen, makes them popular with tho members rica can grow and ship certain pro PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS . SHEET MLS PIANOS Friday—Annunl ball of the* Social I'attyc Lyles, Mrs. Dwight Babbitt and their families. E&v. duqts to America chi-apc* than nil in- to' 0 n,,<* chorus, RECORDS E PLAYER ROLLS —"Sing () Heavens," choir, tenor Department of the Woman’s Club. and Mrs. Barber ami a number of tho land farm er of Florida ran get th e : and bass duet. other teachers left yesterday for St. --------Ix.-(’lt-i;c Irwin is spending a few same products to New York. fl.—“And There Were Shepherds", Deane Treadwell was among the Petersburg where they will attend the days with his parents Mr. nnd Mrs. S. There ia only one reason for this K . * Sanford folks visiting friends nt Day­ Teachers Convention, which convenes A. Irwin. He is now the- proprietor of state of affairs, und that is that the Soprano solo nnd choir. 7.—"Glory to Gad in the Highest”, there December 27-29. a service station ih Ocnlu and likes freight rates by-rail arc now so high tona Beach Christmas. chorus by choir. the Brick city very much. As n for­ and water rates so comparatively low g._"Now When Jesus Wns Bom", mer employe of the Herald v;c nrc that our far-away competitora are Harold Long left yesterday a fter­ CENSUS BUREAU WILL glad to welcome Claire home and to well able to flood-our niarkot.-\ with bass solo nnd choir. noon for Tampa, lifter spending the START ESTIMATE OF •1.—"Wonderful Baby Jesus", Con-j know that he ia prospering. - week end here with his parents. cheaper vegetables than we ourselves WEALTH IN U. H. JAN. I. cun grow and ship. Our cahhngcs n rc ; trnltn solo and choir. « • — T 0 N IG IIT- CHAS. RAY “TWO MINUTES TOGO” THE EVIDENCE SHOWS Two-Part ToonervillJ , Comedy Sanford Shos & Clothing Co. * * - * 115 East First Street-----------------Phone 104 CALUMET m J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. ft, PIANO TUNING . & i -■ • i Mrs. J. A. Harrold has returned heme from Jacksonville where she WASHINGTON. Dee. 27.—The de­ was called by the illness of her fath­ cennial determination by the census er. . * . . jnnenu of tlu- wealth of thc^peoplc of the* United States—what taxes they LeCIcnl Irwin spent-Christmas here pay and the amount of the! rptiblir with his patents on Magnolia avenue. debts, state, county and city and LcClen; is the proprietor of a Wil­ other subdivisions permitted to is­ sue securities—will lie started Janu­ lard Service Station nt Ocnln. ary 1. Officials said today their plans ‘ Misses Helen Call and Grncc Mc­ wPre virtually complete for the work, Curdy, of A tlanta, (in., arc the charm­ which, it is expected, will be nccotning house guests of Mrs. W. L. Hen­ pli.-hed ill nboul nix months. Muc)\ interest attaches to the cen­ ley nt her home on Celery avenue. sus of the public debts because of the Mr. nnd Mrs. II. It. Alii, of Macon. move for a . constitutional amendment Ga., are spending Milne time here nnd prohibit g the further issue of tax are pleasantly located a t the Monti exemption bonds, and because it is not now known the length to which suma. . ‘ . the kuIu of lax exempt securities have Messrs. Wilmshornt, K nightrr and gone. Treasury officials have sajd S torrer of DeLnnd, were .the guests repeatedly that the continued issue yesterday of Mrs. Jonuthnn Peck and of tax-exempt securities has forced a much higher federal tax rate lo ­ Rev. A. B. Peck. calise of the tendency of large tax­ Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and Mr. nnd payers to invest in that form of se­ Mrs. W. J. McBride motored to I)c- curities. Efforts will be made, once the Laml and Daytona Bench, Christinas Day where they spent the day moat amount of the tax exempt securities is officially computed, to establish pleasantly. the cost to the American people ns a .Misses Perrie Lee Bell and Mina whole of the cihtiipicd issue of tax Howurd, 'who are attending Queen's free bonds. The census of ten years 'fcollf’ge at Charlotte, N. C., are ppend- ago gives no criterion for estimating ing the holidays here with their pnr- tho prcrcht outstanding amount of such bonds, it in said by officials,.who pointer! out that the war-time and Mallory Horn, of Jasper, formerly post-war issues of securities of po­ of this c ity ,'le ft yesterday for his litical sub-divisions had tremendously —. homo after spending the week end increased the total. * The new issues, it was asserted, had here as the guest of Rev. A. K, Peck und his mother, Mrs. Jonathan Peek. come nt u time when the federal government was increasing its own Mrs. D. A. McQueen nnd two chil­ debt nnd taxes nt a rate uhequnlled dren, of Jacksonville, arrived here in the nation's history. The federal this afternoon and will be the guests government consequently ,it was said of her aunt, Mrs. W. J. McBride at had been forced to pay higher interest fates and rui.so Its tuxes to unprece­ her home on Palmetto avenue. dented figures because of the flow of Rev. R. E. Beverley nnd two chil­ the money into the bonds which paid dren Have returned to their home In tnxc* either on principal or Interest. Jacksonville nfter spending the week Collection of the data by the census end here with her sisters, Mrs. J. C. bureau Is regarded by its officials Dccn and Alias Nonlo Williams, as ono of its hardest tasks, second afl ' ' only to the census of the population. The bureau's representatives must go into every county in the union, nnd in some instances will have to search records of schools nnd road districts ns well n* the flics of other local au­ thorities. Roe, lb............35c Salt Mullet, lb......... ;.15e Nice Fat Mackerel Jones* Dairy Farm . * Sausage Nice Fat Hens Clover Hill Butter, the Best - im a u k i- ur'vWi * 1 WOMEN INVITED WASHINGTON- Dec. 27—More than 100 national organisations of women have boon invited to send delegates to n women'* industrial c mcfrcnco here January 11 to 13, the Wo­ men's Bureau of the Department, of LnboY,announced today. Tho sjK’akers will include women employment manager* and women worker*, manu­ facturers and factory Inspector*, pub­ lic hcnlth experta, industrial *tntlstlelans, gpvcninie'nt demonstrator*. Mr*. M aty Andoredn la, head of* tho bureau. . ! ' ■ . is PHONOGRAPH RKPAll Fruit Cake 50c lb. ft1 1 1 * . . * . t . . v / t . l LITTLE WHITE ROOSTER left to rat on the ground, while caJ-j Yc U,L' ‘ hi,rus b y ; PLAYED IIOHO PART— bages from soiithrm Europe, South ' ^10lrRODE ON ENGINES America ami Africa enjoy a delight­ 11 ,—"The Light of the World" fin* j —AT- R O U T H BAKERY ful profit, which ill reality is spelling .1 t horus by choir. the economic destruction of Florida. t* 1 Hnve you lost or found anything? j How ran the situation ho met?.How. , Next to Princess Theatre cun the people of Florida prosper, For quick result*, try a want ad. L and by prospering so help the test of the United States to prosper? Our crops must reach the markets nt n rate ns low as foreign crops nnd still *1 S t o r e in Florid afford a profit to the growers. With 10 Stores In GcorRlalower rail rates away off in the dis­ tance, the only way of accomplishing this in by the consummation of the aims of the Florida Water Traffic Longue by deepening the St. John's river and by completing a aysteni of inland waterways and canal* which ■ . will take our crops to the const and tlu-ncc to our northern mnrkcts nt a q « B ia B « B a« aaa* « * B « « « * n cH an an « n rB B H K i5 K a« an n M aa« « B B B « B an « B an « a« « « B « n « M « » "« B,,| figure which would be fair nnd just to all concerned, instead of ludicrous and ridicdlous, ns is now the case. Our hats are off to the lenguo and our assistance is at their command. Mny their aims, which itre most wor­ CARD OK THANKS thy, soon be within their grasp, piay We lake this method of thanking the fanners <ff Florida mine into their tho good people of Snnford collective­ own, and may our land he blessed.— ly for their kindnes* duriiyt the' re­ Winter Park Herald. cent fire nt our home. MIL and MRS. F. R. WHITTLE, WOULD LIKE to got in touch with some one to share crop, have myand FAMILY. w If % ul three boys to work, have _*--------------- -— • -Fofd l-ton-truek7-3-work hontea nnd PLANS UNDER WAY * TO STIMULATE SALES wagon. Would do truck hauling or nny kind of work. Address J. II. j B In order to stim ulate buiincss, Thompson, Bi-nrenford, Fla. 232-3tp j , which invariably fulls off nfter the Christmas holidays, tho retail mer­ Thu Daily Herald, Iftc pur week. chants* committee of the Chamber of Commerce is planning spcclnl sales TAKE „ day* to bo held during tho week* of January. One particular event, the details of which cannot now be made public, will Ik: an innovation, so far The Stomach’s Best Friend ns nny previous attem pts of this kind by Alt Drug -Store-* arcc onccmcd. It will perhaps be the biggest event of this kind ever in­ B/IBBBBBHpBBHBBBBBBBBB^C augurated by the business Interests BB BB U BBMBUaHBBBBBBBKBBBBBBBBB of nny community it\ the stntc of — — ■ ■■ ■ —Florida. . (lly The Aa«orlnlril I'rraal CANTON, Miss.i Dec. 27.—Wheth­ er the chicken was comilng home to roost oF if it is.on n sight-seeing trip around the world is n question to be decided upon when a small white Leg­ horn' rooster emerges from drain tile near the Illinois Contrnl passenger slntinn here. Yesterday afternoon when Engineer Tate arrived nt Canton In- noticed a crowd pointing under hi*, i-iigine and when it stopped he was shown a smutty, greasy, dirty, but game little Loghorn rooster looking the part of a real holm perched on the tank trucks of his engine. When the train loft- Memphis yesterday morning n consignment of chickens was being unloaded nnd it Is believed the rooster made the entire trip on the train. The rooster evaded capture and took refuge in drain tile. THE CHURCHWELL COMPA -Phone Sanford’s New Store r MEN’S GROWN SHOES • ' ' English or IRu., sizQ (i to 11, at, per pair— MEN’S SHOES, BLACK OR BROWN Size 6 to 11; at, per pair— S s s LADIES’ COMFORT SHOES F ERR ALINE Eat Anything: NEW SEWERAGE' CONTRACTS ARE LET The comml.viloners have awarded contract* for tho construction of thu. new sewerage systems*nnd extension* to the old one*. These Improvements were provided for In tho recant bond Ulue. Permit lins not yet been se­ cured from the w ar department for the yacht basin, but' this is momen­ tarily expected. Specifications for the yacht basin have been furnished by William T. Dqnnelly, prominent marina engineer of New York, miff it is expected to have tho basin finished by next fall. , DANCING CLASSES every Tuesday a t Parish House at 4 p. m. for chil­ dren nnd 7 p. m. for uditlts. Interpre­ tative anil hall room dancing.—Profes114-tie *or C, L. Ebson. Size 3 to 8, at, per pair— . ONE CAR LOAD OF LADIES’ ONE-STRAP PUMPS Size 3 to 8, at, per pair— V. *" ' BBBBBBBBBBaBBBXBBaM BaBflBBBBHBnaflSBBBBflaBBflECaBBBlIBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBUBH**""*^ Apples.to be sold by peck or bushel Bananas by bunch or • dozen On track of "A. Ci L. near .ExpVess office— ' Cheap prices .■• BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBn. .................. ” 1 ' SELLS it for LESS - ■ t . f* ■V . �fWi.IVtVY ■' " " r - -r - •’ 7??- TV- », *vr±v* * „• •>- »AOE TWO - • * v V 1 -V-j~ ‘ ■— '■*■•-W«J VT, ■,-y ! i p * i --~ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, I B ii '1' ~~ ~ —— "i*1 ^ , .r --Cash speaks loudly; and a cash trans­ action makes many friends and keeps them. Sometimes, for necessities, Sanford should gel in the of there must bo a 'charge account' hut th rift ami saving and paying cash in for ‘luxuries there is' never such a heed. * . the year of 1023. The Herald will go %_ vi... • _; -: on a rash basis insofar as it is pos­ .Merchants Should ..resolve during r Y w f " sible and expects thu same treatm ent. the coming year to do a cash business; And ram y business firm s'in thla city determine that each night when tho v 1 1 l 7 t : i . i U £ 0 | will change their mode of doing busi­ establishment is locked the goods shall :V- ' ‘ -? T*' s a ness and get in the cash idea of nmnli be on the shelves or the cash shnll he profits and quirk sales and the cash in the till." 1 C l r r u l f t l l i m Mi i n n c r r C 1. K t V i a S H U T in th e drawer is worth twice ns much • I ' k o c # S2S-W m t t r r .1 p. m u \ >\N AGRICULTURAL GAIN us on paper. S i b M - r t p l l u N I’f l c r I n A S m . f f O ne Venr Scusi the county and put it over. Join the The finest udjunct.^o n rnvh town a i l N M lk a - - ................v — :............. 3-00 Chamber of Commerce and get in the Such wonderful progress has boon la the hubit of saving your money and I l f 111 r r r d In C l l r h j C a r r i e r O ne IV rfk ... . 13 < > n l « game of placing Seminole County on making it IKissiblc to pay cash for made in the growth and development tho 'map. T k f k l f 12- ( n I H . p n a n W r r k l ; l l c r everything you. buy. It ia a terrible of Florida industries that nn unpre­ n l P e n l l r r l r c n i v r a M n m l n o le I ' o n n l j r ----------o-----------0 wrench to pay cash after years of cedented amount of building has been a n k la p n k l U f c f d e v e r y K r l l r r . A A v r r done during the past year. We have tlafair n l r a m ade k n « W a un n p p llrn A Columbus, Georgia, merchant credit but it will pay merchants and l i o n . H -IO p f r > r a r , a l n a r * in given a great deal of publicity to the held up by highwaymen was nervous patrons in the long run and next building program. SlKMIlKU TIIK ASSOCIATI-.II PltRXS The Aaaorlalvilf I'rraa Is rtcluslvoly and waved his arms while they were year it will be a pleasure to take an entitled to the u«* for repiilillrstlon of in the air and he was shot by the invoice of yourself and of your busi­ Hut that development th a t will nil news dlapfrlchea eredltetl In It or J not otherwise credited In this paper bandits who became nervous because ness and find out you have nothing count for most in the long run and Our large selection of Evening a nil also Ilia local nrwa puliUahrtl tho victim was nervous. Just how one on your, books. The 1'alatka News will mean moat to Florida, is the de­ An unusual assortment arid Afternoon Dresses are re­ velopment that is going on in laud hf.U*nrlBhla of rn-publlentlon of apaclnl can keep calm and cool under such cir­ says: duced to real low level prices for dlapalchra herein are also reserved. * choice Wool Dresses in Poiret ! development; the clearing of land cumstances should be put in book Mnke your “Home bank in eyory city should and putting it under cultivation. A J these two days. O f f ie f l H K n A M I n g l M U S I O . I 'h o n e US •form by the highwaymen and sent out continually urge the forming of habits choice nt these exceptional re­ Twill, Tricotine, Panar, and Wool J Inrge* acreage of farm lands 1ms been broadcast. ductions. f n f e t m A d v.rtlfln s R e p r e n n ta tlv a of th r if t—for there is n splendid a r­ brought under cultivation during the THC AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION Crepe in Navy and Brown. All * gument for it every day, of the week acres of grove have been sut. A vast Taffetas, Chiffons, Georgettes popular makes including Peggy ■ A CUSTOM THAT OUGHT TO HE and every week In the year. Of the acreage of berries and garden has and Spanish Laces list of 'many best bookoMhere is-soi- bcen added to Florida production. FORGOTTEN Paiges. One special lot, nt S dom one to be found that will rank as In newest prevailing shades at T According to n report ju st made Woodrow Wilson is sixty-six years the hank book—and the ‘cheeking ac­ public by the Agricultural School at old today and newspapers are print­ Several queries have been sent the count’ is far, very far, nhend of the Gainesville, the Florida .cropfor1922 ing articles about him and the fact Star-Telegram ns to why firo-ertekers 'charge account,* ,o rS is valued at $00.050,000 ns against th a t he id still the leader of the party and shotguns should form n pnrt of “One habit of th rift—one looking 110,019,1)00 in 1021. A gain of $14,and will Shape the policies of the the Christmas day observance in this ^ w .r d preparednesa-ls the.plan pop0 11,000. Formerly up to $29.50 Democratic party in 1924. p a rt of the country. It is an ember- L lnrUcd ,n muny ciU„ «nJ hy many These figures are impressive. Flo­ rnssmg question because there is no ^ llint lH { stm „ Others priced accordingly Formerly ?2J,G0 t o ‘¥09.00 Tho plan is on easy rida has only come into prominence They ere shiping booze from Mexi­ excuse under the shining sun why ^ ns an agricultural state during the such a thing should be countenanced. co to Chicngo in paper tubes thst look one to follow, when carefully inaug­ Inst decade. Before that it was hard Handed won to us from the old plan­ like advertising m atter or magazines urated, and the result is always so s a t­ to interest the outside world in Flo­ tation days when the darkies were o r something equally innocent. Hut isfactory that once it is carried thru rida agriculture. The state wns look­ perm itted by, their masters to cele­ • M A r A A W /U « a » — ^ m a • • • it seema th at one of them broke and for a little less than n year* it is en­ ed upon ns a land of sunshine and brate Christmas in a hilarious way ‘the atuff was off right there. thusiastically taken* up at thu first flowers only—a place to spend a plea­ We are-dosing out rdl our Fall Millinery at unusualy low prices. Our Pattern Hats in.' Inrge ami when there was much liquor Mow­ chance. sant Winter. _ Now more men are and small shapes at less than cost. It will pay to get one of these choice 1iats even for next ing all over the land, it has Itocn con­ winter’s ujje. turning their attention to Florida "Lost Week one of the hanks ut San­ tinued in some sections to such nn ex­ agriculture, by way of new devel­ ford turned over to-the members more te n t that one is not always certain U SELL WHEN U w hether the holiday is the Fourth of titan twenty thousand dollars. This opment than any other state in thefjj LIST IT YOUR REAL July or Christmas Day. One . cannot came nr. cash to those who had been Union. General farming is proving WITH US ESTATE . Crushable Felts in Velours. Brush­ very well connect the birth of the uavlng to provide for the. gift-buying profitable. Intensive and extensive E ;I'nnne and Lyons Velvets, beauti­ ed Woof; Camel Hairs and other-. farm ing is engaged in in Florida with season; it seemed almost u gift to Savior with fireworks, firecrackers fully trimmed, Ach, lardy lla'.tiColors represented are: Tan, Looking for a lot nt a bargain? ami the shooting off of firearms. SuchUho?e xvJ,t» hud been saving a little at profit. Brown, Camel, Wood ami Rein. more and Hass brands, at pntet icl*£ might bu nil very wt*Jl fo r|^ urul it i*noblud viuh und nil fn rm in g Im I ill# Limit: uulyntry uf We have one that can be pur­ the ushering In of the new year hul thcm l t 1»r«*-uro the contemplated • America. The state is rapidly read chased several hundred dollars in the solemn Joy of the Christmas ff*tt» in :j way very simple and very justing to tho new situation. Without) below Its. value. In the heart losing' any of its glory us a lotirj festival they have r.o place. In fact j wAifcfactory. of tha residence section. many cities thruout the south h:ivi,! H iy.ng presents on credit Is not country, it is adding^? its |iopularity Values to $o.U5 Formerly to $7.95 Values to $19,73 passed ordinances absolutely prohidit ■^at.sfaclory—to the seller or the pur- and pnatpcrily by developing a basic ini: the use of fireworks and firecrnck- vhnser. Sometimes the merchant feels industry heretofore lying dormant; ers during the Christmas celebration.1that the gift might ns will iiaVe ceine Herein lies the future of the atnte.— AGENTS * That, lias had the effect of doing away from him r.s to carry the account a Reporter-Star. long time and receive payments on it with what is generally recognized not Tlie pickont* an* working in the only ns a nuisance but as a discord- b> piecemeal; and there is always tlie “ WHERE STYLE REIGNS” * Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance. an t note entirely out of place and Nolim; on the part of the buyer who large g r o v e owned by Horace Carlton. -Opposite Ford Service Station East First Slrecl105 W. Firat BL, HANFORD, FLA without any excuse for being toier- really intends to rattle for the g o o d s This is at Nocnteu and the fru it ia a ted. —l..il.c!,ind Star-Telegram. ‘that iio *is paying for a dead horse.’ handled by the Exchange. a B m in H in a f la n Q U M B D ia iM D a iiiB E a iR ia v a u a titiiH iu ia iix n c a io R a a a ic B s n a v a a tis u K e iN x a ia n x a . Now that the first excitement over th e finding of oil nt Oldnmar is over some of the state papers ray there l ' a h t l a l i r d e * e r j ■ f t e t f t o f t i , r i r r p t Knuwas nothing to it a* yet. We never d « r a t O f I l f r a i d l i a l l d l a a . l»T ______ M o g f t o l U Aye., H am fo r d . K t a / did heiieve in gushing over an oil gushci' in Florida until 'said gusher really gushed. Oil in FlortTU is like r t n i . m iKiiii hair tonic. Nothing to it. B.J. HOLLY— ____ ,________ Kdltur ----------- o-----------N, J. U L L A illlS r r r r l .r j - T r r .i u r r r , v H. A. K K E I i . tirn rra l M n in irr Everything in Sanford and Semi* H. >. H O L L Y A d r a r t l . l a a H a a a a r r A l r r n U I n c H a ir. M ad* lito n n o n nolo! county revolves around the A p a llrn lln n This splen- Sanford Daily Herald START A BANK ACCOUNT AND PAY CASH The Herald Printing Co. A Special 2-Day Sale of Afternoon and Evening Gowns; Wool ■ s Dresses and Millinery. Exceptional Values at Remarkably ■ V F """ * Low P r i c e s - v WOOL DRESSES FOR I STREET WEAR j 5 FROCKS FOR DANCE OR PARTY * L PATTERNS UEADY-TO-WEARS Sl’ORT HATS In all popular styles and colors, at s 5 $5.95, $7.50, $9.75 . $2.50 TO $4.95 '' Maxwell & Britt '$150 AND$3.95 Baumel’s Sp ed REAL ESTATE > ♦% ♦%A A A ♦% ♦> r!♦ ♦%r!♦ ’J A BEAUTIFUL NEW AND UP-TO-DATE FILLING STATION ....... LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S REST ROOMS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC To Every Customer of our Filling Station oh the Opening Day We Will Give Five (5) coupons, Each Coupon Good for One Gallon o f Gasoline FREE when Five (5) Gallons of Gasoline are Purchased. Only one set of Coupons to a Customer THERE WILL BE A LARGE DISPLAY IN OUR NEW SHOW ROOMS OF THE LATEST MODELS FIRST STREET AND MYRTLE AVENUE SANFORD,’ FbORlDA �PAGE THRE& t h e H a n f o r d d a il y h e u a l d , y u u r s u a v , d b c e m u f k jw, iuzz ^ S T M A S CBI.BDRATION w 0f the IfftfrDiHilK event* of the L a * holldAy* occurred Friday ol the First Baptlat church „ the Sunday. wJ»oo! put on a rw l program for the kiddies fell as the grown-ups of the city. L number'hf Christmas carols . ; un(: nt'd reading* rendered by children before the audience felt true Christmas spirit by the ap' eo of old Santa with a large of gifts for everyone prvaent. owevor, I te »W «‘ mcnt was not for receiving but ihe civing toward belping mnkthe Children at the Baptist Or- ’<>♦v V V v V %*V % V V V V V %♦V V *♦**♦*****+**♦*****♦* street o ipiROVEMENT8 i THAT w il l iik m a d e in THE NEAU FUTURE At n* recent meeting of the City Cammissinners of the City of Sanford thit body passed a resolution rcqtllr1bj the expending of $60,000 for^tho riding and paving of n number of streets thntjyill be improved by the half million dollar bond issue pasted] i few months ago,, Rids will be rc«ived on January •I, i for $100,000 Irorth of public improvements that will lUrt immediately after that date and this second appropriation from the milablo fund will be expended ns toon as the necessary legal procedure is gone through. The City Commislidners announce that these improve­ ments are emergency measures and ia keeping with the rapid growth, of the city, and the intention of the peo­ ple of the “City Substantial" to have bo sand streets. The streets to be improved are ns fallows: Palmetto Avenue, from Cen­ tral ulcert south to Hughey street.; Central s tin t from Oak street west to Frvneh avenue; Fifth street frdm Maenulia avenue.-weal to Myrtle nv. CONTINUING THROUGH JANUARY 6th NOTHING BUT DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE OF STANDARD QUALITY WILL BE-SOLI). THE BULK»OF THE STOCK WILL BE SOLD ON A SMALL COMMISSION BASIS; MANY ITEMS AT MILL COST AND SOME ARE LESS THAN TODAY’S COST ! ! ! ! . ! ! Dining1this sale wo will sell Gordons and Hole-proof Hose for Ladies’ arid Children at ‘20% Less than reg, prices 1Inle-Proof '»0 lu ll Fashion, <3*61 A A per pair Hull -i’l'uii .>2.0t) Threat! Silk Hose, ESCAPED CONVICT • FROM MISSISSIPPI CAL'tillT AT ORLANDO - ORLANDO, Dee. 27—Capture of Silas lifter, who escaped from thu J^lsissippi state penitentiary on Oc­ tober 6, was announced by torn! po­ lice tonight after he had been surrwmdid at the home o f u woman with whom lie corresponded while in th* penitentiary. I-entcr, police said, m convicted of forgery nnd had serv­ ed three yrnrs of a live year term 'ken he escaped. Cordon's $2.00 Fashion all shades ................. Back, . Sale Ladies’,* ChildrenVand Infant’s All new garments, now Silk and Wool models in sizes from M to 4 !— 11378716 :in-iu. Wide, 10Uriel 1'. .75 English Longcluth 10 yard pieces Rtlicf AITordc d ai The I'ntirin EfTcr Medical Gcaitm y. wwuing to nuthsrliU:: on JifaUu,} * Hy forty per cortt. cf *.hc peopic toI wre T.fftlCled with what in cum'n,r rallnl a "run down" condition. * m*hi symptoms, or "warnings," this complaint, they any, are luck] vitality and energy, nervousness, liability, weak back, headaches, Dresser Scarfs, Lace 1 rimmed $2.00 English Longcluth It) yard pieces ..... All Linen Lunch Napkins, —Hematitelied, 'juir dozen 75c Bath Towel $2.50 Nainsook, 12 yard pieces $4.00 Nainsook, 12 yard pieces Blenched Sheeting, 9-4 75c v a lu e ................. 50- pair Outing Blankets, G0x80, white, grey and © 9 f f (ft Plain and Fur Trimmed Models AH wanted colors of Navy, Brown and Black, 16 to 11 Wool Finished Plaid Blankets for double Beds, © 9 i£ k S Special ...... from the terros of pain, Wgin using RE-CU-MA, ltn*I new treatment which g e n tly been perfected, nnd which *° successfully overcoming CU-MA is creating so much In, * .*rcver il t* being introduced, tit u,* <,nab,u' >*0UI: stomach to r hi C| f<H1^ l0.u cnt> and vitalize ; T!* “"d nt,rve» "U h the stamdtfc- , L niaJ<C3 people atrong, & ? every *• ,n m |» & & & l arls pleasure i S 7 ^ ,nab’o* - • . 1Union p t u ,o!tl ,n Sanfor'1 by ■niii. ■■ bfirmac>' a n4 the leading ' ,llU m ^ e fy city,—Ailv. PrtJung8 d° yol'r ***** Job 81-90 Wearwcll Sheets:^..:....,. 72-90 Wearwcll Sheets J7........ 42-45 Wearwcll Billow Covers 42-OG Wearwbll Pillow'Covers.. PT MILL PRICES \Vool 50-50 Full size^PIrtid Blankets, Five patterns. © f f (ftfT Special Values up to $39.50 The entire stock of piece goods is included in this sale though space does not allow us to mention items of each department, yet we are sacri ficing the profit on many items during this sale �' t*AGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1922 OF SPORTS : PURELY £ PROFESSIONAL : 8 ?— Cards of Sanford's Repotable Professional Men, each ®f whom, In his chosen profession the llerald recoinwends to the people. . '^1 ^ *• S T K h h h h h i a n M COURTESY ~ CO-OPERATION ACCOMMODATION CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor *» to to h ta to CHASE AND COMPANY HANDS THE CONGREGATIONAL CLUB ONE MORE i s Thejse things, combined with the experience of our officers an ddirectors hsa enabled this bank, year after year, to . become increasingly valu. able to the people of this com­ munity, upon whose patron­ age and confidence ou^ suc­ cess depends. Both the Champs and Orange Backers Bowl Un­ der Their Usual Stride iWth the Exception of Stevenson ' Georgd A. DeCottes Attorncy-nl-Law s pno moro victory added to the Con­ although a slim one, of ending up in gregational Club's long string of vic­ second placo wRUo Chase &! Cot, SANFORD FLORIDA tories and one more defeat added to seemed doomed to spend their time in the long string of defeats for Chase the cellar. & Co. was the outcome of tho match The following hex score shows the last night. Both clubs were bowling outcomo of Inst night’s games: under their usual form nnd the out­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Chase & Co. come found the Champs CIO pins In Jones ................ « to* =~hJ~C "" 90 the lend. F itst National Dank Building Lifflor l i t 114 With the exception fa the league Chase SANFORD FLORIDA Classified Ad« 5c n line. No nd taken for less than 25c and positively no 79 HKIA COMMUNITY BUILDER classified nds charged to anyone. Cnsh must accompany all order*. Count leader, Stevenson', nil the players Hcrndgn 94 142 five words t» n Hue nnd remit a c c o rd in g . Cm bowled Just on ordinary game, while McKee ................. 78 114 F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WUJTNER, Cashier Stevenson helped his average by be­ Adams ........ ...... 101 82 183 to to to to to to to to ing high man with 517 pins to his to credit. 1570 Totals ......................... .... SEVERAL HOUSES'Yof aiic: House to LAWYER -:The winning of Inst night’s game Congregational* TROUBLED WITH WEAK Kll). STORM MOVES NORTHEAST for rent. Sec Thigpen. Dfl-tfc to —Court House * * practically cinches the first half pen­ Stevenson .......... 100 170 181 547 NEV8 WOOL FOR ' SALE —$8.50 n con to nant for tho Congregational Club ns L. Renninl ....... .,..158 131 129 418 I'lcnao arrange to pay rash on de­ to "llnvo been troubled with weak kidWASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—A storm it Is now necessary for the Farmers’ Jewett 131 120 105 350 livery, uml specify the kind of wood to to win their remaining games nnd A. Rcnnud ............109 115 127 411 or marked intensity central over A r­ neys since childhood," writes Mrs. G. Mj ss Examined Glasses Designed wanted, when placing your order.—F. to to to to to to to to the Champs lose three out of their Pennington ..........102 102 124 418 kansas this morning will move east- Hyde, Bcnxonia, Michigan. “ Now past S. Vernay. 19G-tfc flirty nnd have had terrible backache four in order to ho ousted from first northeast ward udring the next 30 and that tired out feeling, hardly aide FOIt SALE—Hosier and Gays' paints Charles Itay m ade. n big hit last plnce. It is predicted, however, that Totals —.................. ........ ___ 2180 hours attended by general precipita­ lo \lo my work. By using Foley Kid­ nnd varnishes a t Sanford Novelty light in “Two Minutes to Go." the Farm ers’ will hang on nnd bring tion in the Atlantic nnd East Gulf ney I’llls accompanied with Foley Works, Sanford agents. lC3-tfc OpUelan-Optomelrist up n close second and perhaps make Standing of the Club* Cathartic Tablets I soon felt like »■ Won Lost Pet. states, Tennessee- the Ohio valley new person." 31* B ast F irst Street Sanford, FIs. FARMERS— You can g et aevd bed It is ju st this class b7 pictures that things look different (hiring the Backache,- rheumatic nnd the lower lake region, the weath­ Congrcgntlonnls ... . 9 “ 0 1.000 fntni-s and irrigation plugs a t tfc* go to make up n good weeks’ program. second half. pains, dizziness and blurred vision are er bureau forecasted today. The wea­ 2 .777 7 Tho outcome of tonight’s game be­ Formers Snnford Novelty W orks.' 100-tf< symptoms of kidney trouble. Foley .000 ther will probably bo clear, however, Men's Club .... • 3 0 And tonight, %Constance Tnlmndge tween the Rotes nnd Merchant* will Fo r d s i f o r d s i f 6 k d s T ^ N cw Kidney Pills give cjulek relief. Sold In tho southern stntes Friday. $mall .250 (i everywhere.—Adv. Graduate Veterinarian and used roadsters, tyupcs, Tour­ will be seen in “ Polly of the Follies.” also have a hearing on the standing Rotary d u ll ... ' .250 craft warnings have been ordered dis­ 0 Merchants of these two clubs at the wind up. Telephones: Office ings, Sedans, trucks nnd tractors. This picture is one of the best on played on the Mississippi, Alabama .000 9 O f f ic e 'll Opposite P. O. Cash or terms. Sell or trade. See the hills for this week, and it is to bo The Men’s Club stHI have a chance, Chase & Co. ... anil northwest Florida coast. The Daily Herald, 15c per week. Residence 257 Del.and, Florida Geo. W. Mcltory, authorized Ford imped that the Sanford movie goers salesman, phono 331, at Edward Hig­ will ho on hand. gins, Inc., authorized Ford, Furdsotl "Polly of tho Follies" will be fol­ nnd I.ineoln dealer. 235-31(1- ltw lowed by a Century comedy. These FTTTT 8ALR—Type for your MulliI l l j Tin* A a i i t r l n l r i l P r n « | grnph cither Pica or Elite, or we Century .comedies nru always a real NEW YORK, Dec. 2 8 .-A trade con do your composition on our Mon­ treat in themselves nnd when they Ty Cobb is strong for routbpnws. whereby Norman McMillan, youthful otype nnd nave you money. W rite us come linked with a real feature it Ty, n pretty good hitter himself, third hosomnn for tho New York for p articu lars.-T h e Letter Shop, means one real evening!* entertain­ frankly admits that most left hand­ Yankees would he sent to the Boston ment. ' Inc., 219-227 Hill Building, Jackson­ ers trouble him far more than right-, Red Sox in cxchnngc for Shano Col ville, Fin. 235-2to handers. Ton can find the name of lina, Joe Harris or Herb Ponnock, What dooSfthis mean? Just this—you pay a few dollars more in Friday and Saturday—Gloria Sjvnn Kuch being the case, the natural was said to have been tiie subject of • ‘ OR SALE—Two-year-oldJersey •very lire Business Man sop in the “Impossible Mrs. Bellow.” initial cost in buying a "N'U-TILE" Shingle roof, but these beautiful conclusion that Cobb must draw, is a conference yesterday between Ed. hull at a b argain. Call at 13th St. In Sanford In this Column Here Is glorious Gloria at her resplonTile Red, Snow White and Green Shingles do not curl up nnd they will that most left-handed hatters are nnd Myrtle Avenue. 234-fitp each day. d dent beat. As the mother of whom troubled even more than him by Barrow, business manager for the give you a permanent roof that you will not have to repair or replace to FOR SALE—-Twelve furnished rooms-} Yankees nnd Harry Frazee, owner of slanderous ‘-tongSies have robbed her for years nnd years. v. to with three year lease a t 115 I’n l-1of ehitil ntnl happiness, she was never southpaw pitching. the Red Sox. No doubt that is the reason why metto avenue. 235-tfc .vn poignantly appealing. The two were unable to reach an It is impossible to ray how long they will last, hut they have Cobb put through tlio deal for South­ agreement, it was said. been in service ntoy- than twelve years and no signs of wear, ’ihey paw Ray 'F rauds, of the Washington Gloria Was never mi lavishly gown­ club. nre ns permanent ip one climate as in another. FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment Storage Facilities ed as she appeared as the leader of J ■ * Cobb figures that every club that Fcmdalc Apartments, 305 E .‘ First If we please you, tell others; If not, Monte Carlo society and Supporting wants to have a chance as a pennant From past experience it looks as tho they will “never" wear out! Street. 190-lfc tell a*. Phone 498 this fnmoba sta r iir "The Impossible contender needs a southpaw. ‘ Now FGIt URNf—Ono bed room mid kitch- Mrs. Bellow” are Conrad Nagel,'June that it is definitely settled that t)IdMnnu fncturccTliy f tljr T iir A i t i i r l n l n l cn furnished, price $15 per month. Elvidgc and Robert Cain. SANFORD honi will not he a Tiger, Cobh’s best NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—The bout Apply to Mrs. II, D. Durant at Lake bet ns a southpnw passed on. Rert between Kid Williams, forjner ban­ Mary. 193-tfc . “The Impossible Mrs. Bellow" will Cole seems to be just n hit shy of tamweight champion, and Harry General Machine and Boiler Work*; FOR RENT 3 moms, light house be shown at the Princess Friday and major league cilbre. Leohard, which summarily ended Cylinder Grinding; Del.uxe 1'lntona; keeping. I KHi Hntiftffd Avenue. «, Saturday and will he followed by oth­ AH of which made it necessary thnt some nights ngo when Leonard com­ Fly Wheel Steel Gear Banns; Crank 233-atp er attractions. Remember, this pic­ Cobb go out nnd land n southpaw. mitted n foul in the first m um ljnuit S hafts Returned— ------—Phone 62 FOR RENT —Furnished rooms, S. E. ture is the feature picture fob the Francis proved to be the best possi­ he fought over again If the boxers corner 11th street and Elm Avenue. week. bility on the market. Here is bow he wish to receive* their share of the -M arja Schneider/ 233-3tp looked to Cobb:' purse. Have you reid the want ada today l "Francis showed me more stuff FOR RENT—FurtiiHlnd apartm ent, 5 This decree hns been handed down ARCHITECT than 90 per cent of the American by. William Moudoon, chairman of the ■■■UHaaaBMHBMHBaaHBniiaMBBBaBBaaaBaaawaBaRBBHBaanBiai rooms'itml bath, after Jm . t«t. fit* i f to to to to n n to to League southpaws last year. 1 didn't New York state athletic ■commission. 233-3Uquire T. J . Miller Sou. Room 7, Miller Bldg. to find him suft picking by any means. to Magnolia to I nm of tho opinion that he will doSANFORD FLORIDA FUR RENT Bed room, 8l*i> 215 :;tp to Avi•. Plume 200. *■ to velop into the best left-hander De­ to FOR RENT Furn.shed bed room M to to troit has had in years." 231-dtp! 311 Park Ave. to M l , T h e t a . n r l i i l r d I’ m* . . ) For quick results on ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 28.—Commnml/ Double header basket ball games to­ ir Douglas L. Howard, athletic offic­ all m etalware use WANED—A cltaiiee to build your morrow night. V. C. COLLER, Proper of tho United States Naval Acnde• new homo befora lumber gets any iny, will represent this institution at higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish­ a conference in ■Philadelphia with • .Seabreeze Itoys nnd girls teams ed.--Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc West I’ojnt officials, which will de­ Will he here to ge't hreezed off. —--------, l l , T l u . A u M l a l r S l ' r e x s l F e m a M n tT l GAINESVILLE, Dec. 28.—The exe­ cide renewal of the ngfeement for the CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER W X N fEL * 0 ' Cleans • Scours • PoUidW ' or I morn unfurnished ofwrlmcnt, ilcrhst, one of the Farm ersJ mwIcfs cutive Bohrd of the Florida High playing of the annual Army-Navy * 617 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. flat or house, ticsirablo location. Ad­ who has been fast . coming to the School Athletic Association hns select­ football game, Captain Ridgeway, ; dress "F. E." care Herald office, San- front, makes the announcement thnt ed March 1, 2 and 3 ns dates for the it is said, will, represent the army Large ford, Kin. 192-tfc he will he In poor fmm for the next second unnunl boy's High Hchoul bas­ council. The threo yent agreement cake ket ball tournament. The games will under which football games have ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WANTED—One Trundtod rofiired la-' several weeks. be played nt the University of Flori­ been played, expired this season. Isirers for land clearing, contract It was stated that tho Navy repre­ In looking around for Herbst’n rca- da. Waatinghouse Lights nnd Appliances work. Good ramp. High land.—C. The board nlso plans to bring here sentative will insist thnt there he no W. Perkins, Grovoland, Fla. 234-18te j E0n8 for being jn poor form we made New Line of Fixtures E w ) K«r(u’* Som Co., Hi * Tot. U.S.A. W A N T E D __ L .X P t'.ttiE IN t L i ' the discovery that he joined the Elka a t the same time the cross country renewal of the clause which prohibits M illrr Building----- Magnolia Ayrnuc SALESLADY. AT ROBBINS’!lodge Inst night. And we would say teams of the schools nnd stage n the annual clash from bolifg played V* STORE, OPPOSITE POST' OF- that that was enough to put any one cross country run the nftemoon of south of Philadelphia. Under this 2:ir»-2 t« in poor form for r.ome time to come. March 3. It is planned to have each provision, Washington and Baltimore B R H H B B B B R B R R O B R B B a B B U a a B B B B R H R a R H U R H B R B R H f l U B B B B R n a M K KICK. cross country team consist of three nre eliminated an possible aits for the Amanns, tied with Pennington for runners nnd tho course will -not be struggle. New York and Philadelphia /I n s u r a n c e a g e n c y have had the call In recent yegr*. second place in tho Individual nver- moro than threo miles. mST^TJnc wire wheel with tire off It was also stated, that th e Navy —AUTO-BONDS nges, slipped n little this week, but Baby Overland, between Snnford representative will ask that'Homo of his neck was saved when Penn slip­ nnd Indhin Springs. Return to Kent the games bo played later In the sea­ ped in his thrid game last night. Vulc. Works nnd receive reward. son, specifying December 1 for next 235-3tp These two ^till run nock and neck. year, tn placc of Nbvcmber 24 as ten­ is meeting the demand for good pure water nnd there arc hundreds of Contractor and Ruilder tatively chosen. Tho now hall park Is fast becoming ( O r T h r A u o e t a l r B l’r» iu ( B H B B B H B B BBElIRnBBBR BRBaBBnB .bottles being distributed around tho City at all ttmes. E’vcry family an assured foot for Snnford. It will NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—Manager SANFORD • -t- FLORIDA of Sanford should get the habit nmt— NOTICE Under New Mnnngement, The be hut a very short time now until the McGraw, of the New York Gianta, The annual meeting of the stock­ announcement ns to Its location, etc., has announced that the-club's entire will ho made. And Saqford Is going pitching squad will rapori February holders of tho Sanford Building St H x I a b l U l i r i i i»os 22, nt Marlin, Toxas. for training, Loan Association, will be- held at the to have u renl athletic field. Next to Fire Station E-g-T-A-T-15 preliminary 4° establishment of the office of tho Association, 104 Mag­ All my old friends nre Cordially , And steps nre already under way regular csmpUhc first week In March nolia Avenue, Sanford, Fla., at 8 p. I 'a r m . I lit r . O n r l i t . *. -"3-And our truck will lie nt your back door with ft bottle of thnt ptft* invited to call ami she mo in my for the making of nn even bcttdr foot- a t Snn Antonio. m., Saturday, January 13th, 1923, for I ’a - l n i p r n , ril l a n d I . .lim n e r new place of buHitieto, where I hull squad next jloar. If th e .s ta te water that nil tho hotels, restaurants, drug stores ond soda fountain* S o r e t j r l lo n i l a C'llr t.afa The squad, consisting of about 10 the purpose of electing a board of di­ nro using. will be pleaset) to nerve then) don’t recognize Sanford after ^ next hurIert, .wUI be-In charge of A, J. rectors and tn transact any other litWM l l a a l n r a a C h a n c e * with .tho beat the market af­ sensob's record it won’t be because (Co*y) Dolan; to whom tho players business that may properly come be­ llaalaeaa P r o p r r l r fords. will report in St. Louis before en­ fore the meeting. Main Office Sanford didn't deliver the goods. T. J. MILLER, training for Marlin.x t c m ii iiKAi.Tr company President. A. P.. CONNELLY, Two catchers also will accompany Just ns soon ns the baso ball park • A K V O I I I I I X V B lT I I I D iT t ' O U I ' A X Y ■BBBBIBBRBBBBBRRBBRRBBBBBB 12-18-25^ M -8 ’ Secretary. P h m l r 4H I O I - S .Mn6 n u l l a A i r . hns been made a settled fact, efforts tho squad, one of wbpm_McGraw said, will be mode to bring a major league probably will bd J. R C n w y . forme! Ninety per cent of the heat develop- t**n! to Sanford to-traln next season. member of the Detroit and Washing- The Standard Growers am having A reel to bold silk that can he snapnow B large body. o f land cleared near .;. T.Vs st K f to be utilized - - t J .. j , In1 »-u -snow »* i *’• This means a lot for Sanfordjind the. ton A rgyicw -A « wnman’s wrist liken bracelet ad iis- claimed -* A «4 purporo of tnO rer Seminole County Rank FRED R. WILSON * i * t * * *C«S V » * . s CHELLE MAINES FOR SALE FOR THE : MOVIE FAN : to . 1 . to to Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. DR. R. M. WELSH Boston May Obtain Ty Cobb Thinks McMillan in Trade Francis Will Be Big Ai dto Tigers BUSINESS DIRECTORY PONT BE PENNY WISE; AND POUND FOOLISH! j . Quick Service Transfer FOR RENT Kid Williams Must Meet Harry Leonard Machine & Foundry Co. Amalgamated Roofing* Co., Chicago ELTONJ. MOUGHTON & CELERY SEED SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS ^ • WANTED General Shop and Mill Work May Change NavyArmy Site Big-Game Cooking Utensils CLEAN Second Annual Boys* High School BasketBall Tournament G1LLON & EttY ■■■ incut B. W. HERNDON 1 LOST B Giant Hurlers Report For Dolan on Feb. S. O. Shinholser - ........................................................... .......... A. P. Connelly & Sons CAFE C. E. McKEE PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION And Be Sure it’s Elder. Springs Water You Use in That Battery , �■a »•* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,0022 Sanford, Florida Next to the New. First National Bank Corner Sanford, Florida JjE-*7 J- :* L W. Wallace of Celery avenue Is ■ away on n hunting trip with a party Jj | to be k'um* several days. ■ Mias Virginia Ball of Charlotte, N. g jc £ li the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Clif­ ford Bell and, family of Celery av­ enue. Miss Torlie I ah.* Ball is a t home from school^ Miss Hell entertained for her daughter and niece on Wed­ nesday evening a t a hearts pnrty. ■ ■ About 20 ■young people enjoyed the 1evening. A delicious salad course was served a t the conclusion of the games. Mrs. H. 1. Henley of Celery avenue »■ has ns her guests for a short time Miss — Helen Camp and Miss Grace McCur­ dy of Atlanta, Ca‘. Mrs. llcnicy is entertaining in honor of the young ludle* Thursday evening. The intermediate Christian En­ deavor Young Pimple were entertain­ ed a t the J. W; Corley home on Cam­ eron avenue Wodnesdnf evening. Mrs. Henley U superintendent and arra n g ­ ed the ntTair In honor of Joe Coylcy who is at home from school for the holidays. Miss Patjec Lee HolJ will hnvo as. her guest Miss Helen Smith j, of Gainesville fo rthe week end. Miss Smith has boon a schoolmate of Miss Bell. 13th DEATH HATE FOH 1922 LOWEST 1ST H. S. SINCE 1900 I I I , T l ir lo o tu -ln lril I H r . . ! our is an expression past year, business during appreciation save their Oiir entire stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, AN!) SHOES will be at your disposal at and* below one-Iifth their regular prices. You will find on investigation that we arc putting on a REAL HONEST MARK-DOWN SALE. The few prices below will serve to illustrate the truth of our claims for the sale. Come early and make your se­ lections: ‘ 1 KJiMKI Suits, Sale price $25.00 Suits, Sale price ........... 820.011 Suits, Sale price’............ $22.00 Overcoats, Sale price ....... $ 22.00 $ 1 8 .5 0 $15.00 $16.00 1W BOYS $I2.riO All-Woo! Navy Boys’ S u its .......... a $8.50 Wool Navy Hays’ Sails ......___ ilea’s Lisle 50e Socks, Sale price . .... .... Jlra's Lisle. 2<’:e. Socks, Salt* price ■ Men’s 51.00 Union Suils, Stilq price ....... 53.50 Work Shoes, Sale price' . 53.00 Work Shoes, Sale pricy .................;... 39c 20c 80c $2.75 $2.50 $2.00 $3.90 $3.00 $2.75 $2.50 $ 2.00 52.50 \ \ oi It Shin s. Sale price §5,00 -Boys’ Shoes, . Sale price ...... . ........ . $4.00 Boys’ Shoes, Sale price ........ §3.50- Bovs1Shoes, $ 9 .5 0 $ 6 .5 0 Sale price . ........... 53.00 Boys’ S hoes, Sale price ....... .....*.... §2.50 Boys’ Shoes, Sale price Piincyifilk Shirts at .. §2/><v>tn<lress Shirts, Sale price........ ........ ?2.00 Mattress Shirts, •Sale price FOR MEN AND 3-1 Regular Price ... $1.95 $1.45 { $L5o Madress Shirts, $1.15 S Sale price ........... ......... | 2(1 dozen §1.00 Mutlross Shirts, 98c , price .... ■ Men’s Silk $1.00 Socks, 80c : Sa!« price ...;,............. • $4.80 $4.00 Sale We will have Special Bargain Counters ol Shoes, Shirts, Hi these. Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed. We thank yc and extend to you our best wishes for the New Year ? . 2. f - ' ■■ < $2.20 [j $1.98 \\ $1.15 il $3.00 Bats, Sale price . .......*............ §2.50 Hats, Sale price —— —..— ..... §1.50 and §2.00 Caps, Sale price ......................... ........ Bain Coats nnd Slickers ....... ............ I-1 OFF Suit Cases ami Band Bags. .... ..... 1*1 OFF MEN’S AND BOYS WORK AND DRESS SHOES §10.00 FIArsheini Shoes, Sale price ......... . Smith’s §9.00 Shoes, Sale price . .. .... §8.00 WhitehouHc Shoes, Salt* price ....................... §0.00 Shoes, "Sale price ........ ...»......... §5.00 Shoes, Sale price Best Quality Army Shoes, Sale price ............ • # $8.00 $4.50* Work Shoes, Sale price ..........r........ Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters a t .,..3-1 Regular I’Vices Men’s tlloves, Neckwear and Suppemlejs, going a t __ ...........3-4 Rcgdtftf Brice MEN’S AND BOYS’ HAT DEPARTMENT §0.00 Hats, Sale price §5.60 Hats, Sale price WASHINGTON; Dec. 28.—Decline in Jhc rate a f deaths from heart dis­ ease, pneumonia and tulwrculasls in all its forms, the three principal cau­ ses of death in the United ‘ Staten, were th? euU tnndFg f-ntures in UI21- whieh :li ;v. !; i .\\o. death rate recorded in ar.y y. o i since the lieginnirg of liie r.i. u-1 (.ampliations in 1900. the census bureau announced yesterday. Increasea wo;* shown In tho rale for cancer, automobile accident! and injuritm, diphtheria, typhoid, suicide and homicide, and sovara I other entire.!., ■ "While the 1921 death - rate was 11.ti per t,000 compartti with 13.1 In 1020, n higher rate for J922 is indi;u'^'d in the reports fur that period. Those rate.i uie for the icgislration ntca of continental United Stales, comprising. 34 states, District of Cotumhin, ami J8 cities in non-registrathm states, with a total estimated population on July 1 of 88,070,002, or 82.2 per cent of the estimated popu­ lation of the United Stutcs on that date, which was 109,218,393. "Thu total number of deaths lit the registration area was 1,032,000, com­ pared with I I 12,558 in 1920. Tho rate per 100,01)0 was 1183.9, compared to 1300.0 In 1920. Hasod on the death rule fur legist ration area, Ure mimL.*r nf deaths in tha while United £ | Stales for 1021 oppt uxir.uti.i 1,271,- $7.50 $ 6.00 $4.75 $3.75 $4.50 $3.75 Women’.H nntl Children's Iltvjc at 3-4 Ilcg. Brice All ehiltlrcn’s Shoes* . 1-4 off Regular Brice Women's Fancy, KitlH ami Potent anti Tun Punt pa a t .............................. .. .3-1 Regular Brice All other Women's Bumps and Oxfords 25VL OFF m- , • .1 .f < •. -7 * y] ■ "H eart. direaSCfl. wr.p rc uible for one-eighth of r.ll deaths or 1 .0,..5t depths in 1021, but ii’." is le ■ 100,000 ilecliiH'd from 1-19,7 to 117.0. Influenxn \ n d pneumonia ip, i It io:ra» ca us ed 88,158 deutln-, ciimpatcd with —j 182,205 in 1920, the rale declining L. from 208.3 to 93 8, Tubsrculols in • all its forma resulted l/i 88,135 deaiht compand with 99,918 in 1920, tho • rate declining from 1)1.2 to 99.1 (lancer nnd other tumors wore respon­ sible for 78^271 deaths, compared with 72-931 in 1920, the rate increasing from 83.1 to 80.0 “Automobile nccldcntn and Inju­ ries resulted |n 11,068 deaths, com- , . pared with-9,103, the rate incrvaslng , from 10.1 t o '11.5 per 100,000 popula­ tion, Fulcktps numberml 11,13th, com­ pared with 8,910 In 1920, the rate in­ creasing from 10.2 to 12.0. Of the suicides, 1,1*22 w tm by ’llrcarms, 712 by cutting or piercing instruments, 1,912 by hanging or strangulation, 1739 by |H>^son; 1,401 by asphyxiation, 107 by drowning, 271 by jumping from high places, 130 by crushing, and loir by other meahs. Homicides nlsu increased, numbering 7-515, as com pared with 6,205 in 1920, the rate increasing from 7,1 to 8.5. Firearms accounted for 5.509 of the homocldes, cutting nnd piercing instruments 768, and other means 1,268.” •' ItM Declines were shown in the number of deaths from railroad accidents and injuries, mine accidents nnd injuries, machinery accidents and injuries, and stric t car accidents' and injuries. . . . . ________ 5________ . TO FLOAT STEAMER CHARLESTON, S. C., Dec. 28.— Tho steamer Santa Rosa, Grace Line, ' steamer, which ran 'aground yester­ day evening during! a fog about four . miles out of Charleston on Foley («land beach is,expected to be floated this afternoon, when the tide is high. Four tugs ant standing by ready to pull her into deep water. Sho is three miles off shore and sah) to he «»» danger. Efforts of tho tugi to float tho steamer late yesterday and early toiny proved unavailing. The sea Is calm. TJw Santa R o n U ‘bound for 1 � 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, 1922 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, December 28, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1922. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1922; <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/b565b5ca0715b24e7f58561672db677d.pdf 77e789a34c2bd04de0056aa99f1ef0d3 PDF Text Text ■ I n THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S greatest VEGETABLE ' ' ■ - - ■ fp ’ inf f W rss? * s e c t io n SANFOIU), FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1922 •% BRITISH WILL NOT ABANDON MOSUL OE VILAYET FIELD AS REQUESTED BY » * -i- ■ CITY LOUISIANA STORMS AND ROUGH SEAS KIWANIS CLUB . CAPITAL BUSY PLACE MYSTERY IS i MAKING LAWS ON GREAT LAKES AND OCEAN GETTING DEEP ENJOYED GOOD AS 1 FEDERAL AGENTS PROBE KIDNAPPING AND KILL­ ING CASE BORAH NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL HOLDS THE * ' HOARDS CAUSE LOSS AND Antelope BoAes f« I r The Associa ted Press) TIJG CORNELL BELIEVED (lljr The Aa.n pla ird l ‘ r r u ) BASTROP, Dec. 27.—There was nn KIWANIANS GAVE CHRISTMAS LOST WITH ALL HANDS WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—Senator CHEER TO MANY POOR FAMair of expectancy hero and around ON BOARD Lodge, who is leading opposition to Merrougo as the Department of Jus­ II.IKS SANFORD tho Borah move on tho floor of tho tice ngents renewed activities in the senate opened the attack ns soon as -V \ Morehouse kidnapping enso and wid­ Todny’slunchcon of the local Iiiwan- the senate began work on the propos­ ened efforts to run down persons re­ is club in the Palm room of the Valdez al. Lodge, who is said by colleagues sponsible for dynamiting nearby lake hotel wns not only wpll attended hut And Many Biif Ships Have Dif to have ascertained views of President if L/S: which gave up two bodies. It was de­ wus one of the most enjoyable ever Harding declared it would T>o "use­ ficu ll Passage Across Turks Ilnvc Insisted All Along clared'additional arrests imminent. held by the club, every sent at the ta­ Yesterday That Field Belonged less" to attempt further disarmament Secret service men reportedfto hnve ble being occupiedand full justice was to Turkey now. • l l l r T h e A W M llt r * ! I’ f l M I Iccn ted where dynamite was sold and done to the roast turkey and trimNEW YORK, Dec. 27.—The French some of men uuspccted being impli- j min’s that woh> set before them, WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—More liner Savoie arrived here today after LAUSANNE, Dec. 27—Through jilted In dynamiting are under surAfter tho blessing wns usked by the than u score of Republican senators tho roughbst voyage of her' history Foreign Secretary Curson, Great. Bri­ vtillnnce. jUcv. Brownlee, and tho singing of suv­ ii; informal ..conference before tho nnd reported the possible loss at sea tain today informed Turkey that the , , oral rousing Kiwnnis songs, the of the steamship Tudor Star bound BALTIMORE, Dec. 27. A writ of ch r|aimni committee reported severnl senate reconvened decided to oppose Rrilish will never nbnnilon Mosul Oil ftom Seattle for Glasgow. Tudor Star Iinhcas corpus for Dr. B. M. McKofn, baskets filled with good "eats” nnd the amendment offered by Senator VUayct ax rcquczfcd by the Turkish Uofah to naval appropriation bill former mayor of Merrouge, arrested is operated by tlie Blue Star Line of delegation ami that no prolongation each containing toys for the children which WiTlld request the president to hero yesterday on charge of murder the Union Fold Storage Co. ' . ■ of the Near Nani conference enn Influ­ had lieen distributed under the super­ in connection with the kidnapping vision of Rev. Father Peck. The com­ call an international, ccononRV and ence the British government to recede CLEVELAND, Pec. 27.—Although case in Louisiana was obtained this mittee was thanked for the work of disarmament conference. from this poJition. The Turks had morning. The writ which was issued Father Peck and fired. practically no hopo is held out for instated that Mosul belonged to* Tur­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.— Further the safety of the Tug Cornell n search by Chief Judge Gorier ill the city Win. S. Jordan, a visitor from Jack­ key. court was made returnable immedi­ sonville, made a short nppi opr late increases in America’s foreign trade of Lake Erie In au effort to solvo the mystery surrounding disappearance of ately. Upon request of Attorney Car­ talk, telling of his recent extended reflected in figures compiled by the LONDON, Dee. 27^—Rcuter’a Diaman, counsel for McKoin, Judge Gor­ travels in the North. He stated that Department of Commerce showing ex­ f< f.sel continued. Finding of life boat patch from Ijiuiinnne any* "There is containing the froxen body of Mich­ ier postponed the hearing until to­ the roads leading to Florida were fill­ ports of cotton and linters for No­ no serious danger in the Nenr hast ael Pnytqsh, one of tho eight mem­ morrow. • conference becoming abortive if the ed with automobiles headed for the vi mber valued at ?lUti,.1R7,71i) which is about §15,000,000 above the Octo. bers of the crew dispelled any belief Turks persist in their present meth­ land of sunshine and flowers nnd pre­ her total. \ , that the Cornell is safe. The yawl Reception Tendered dicted that within n very few years ods." < and contents .was picked up >‘cstcrday IhU state would lie th*' h < '! a iverti«ed Dr. and Mrs. Walker by the Q. A. Glllmorc, one of the tugs LAISA X NK. Dee. '27.—Armenia and wealthiest stale in the Union, ns I WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.—Investi­ at Williams’ Home (Northern people were learning of its gation to determine whether adequate assisting in the search. Ten miles tra* the storpi center of the Near hast storks of loeomoliven_nnd ears nre in West of th*> point where the life boat cm conference today. The Turks re- • * 9 Method!*! Pastor Will Go to St. pet-'advantages from the former visitors posM-sninti of American rnilronds and wns found the Glllmorc previously fused to attend a meeting of the *ubersburg Today itne. I- W*i whether railroad customs practices sighted several oil cans floating on coninitasion which had arranged to ------- . j * lie was followed by Mr. Chillies E. the wnves. A slight film of oil cov­ An occasion that was joyous as. well j*. n Jacksonville Kiwanian who cc utrolling use of interchange equip­ hear the plea of the Armenians for ered the water. ns sad was the reception tendered Dr. 0p j|.e to l>e accomplished ment arc dufficient ordered by inter­ the establishment of « nationnl home, and Mrs. S. \\. Walker and Mr. nn'- |iy Ihi'club nnd who ntnl*'d thst he had state commerce commission which in Turkey, and both Ismet Pnsha and j NEW YORK. Dec. 27—Battered nnd Mrs. P. M. Boyd Inst night nt tin ]only one thing to suggest nnd that said acting without complaint on own Riza Nur Bey sent strongly worded initiative. • scarred by heavy weather, fourteen home of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Williams W l!;j t| mt Seminole county secure n 'communications protesting ngninst u I -— ships plowed slowly Into quarantine by the Indies of the Methodist church, j^trip l<>0 feet wide leading to Deljind decision to allow the Atmenians to ■ S * t r ‘ m early morning until late after­ Dr. nnd Mrs. Walker leave today and build n road to the latter city, state their ease. for their new home at St.- Pclcrslmtu pn-iih nt Connelly spoke of the^ Miss Fern Brewster, first white noon yesterday, the skippers of them They declared that if Armenians, where Dr. Walker has exchanged pul- thing., accomplished during the past j child.bom ill Banff, in' thif henrt of nil reporting a vicious, never-ending , who had no official standing and rep­ Theodore rtoqsovelt,/ assistant ' Ha pits with Dr. Carpenter, who will take year ami expressed his jilensure and, the Conndinn Rockies, is wearing a battle with a scries of lushing hurri resented .no independent government, ’ secretary of tho navy, waves his: canes which seemed to slinke the At­ the Sanford church this week. {appreciation nt the work done nnd pro* hat at tho cheering crowd as h* necklace* of antelope bone?. Many were hcdhl by the conference, there marches with tho EIRs at Atlantlo Tho beautiful Williams home was1dieted Mgger and better things for, years ago nn Indian chief killed 41* lantic to the bottom. Seas no raion why th Egyptians or the iCHtt *' ‘ One ship—the gigantic new liner decorated in holiday greens ami col­ tlie year to count. antelope nnd used the bones of their Irish should not be allowed to present Kiwanian Like moved that the la­ Drcided to Take Up Question of High­ forelegs to make the necklace as a Caronln—put in nt Halifax, because ors for the occasion and Mrs. Wil­ their demands. way Beautification and Assist C. she wns steadily losing her fight with liams, Mrs. L. P. Dugan and Mrs. Kel­ dies Ik- invited ns guests of the club wedding present for his daughter. . The so-called Irregular Egyptian Knights Templar Held of C. lo Start the Good Work on installation night, nnd the mo­ the storm. Another liner reported U ley met the guests nt the door where Christmas Observance they ivvere also met at the entrance tion carried unanimously. delegation has bceg waiting!! in Lau­ her owners that she would be two days. 3d sanne for more than n-month for perThe Rotary Club held n fine meet­ Santa Claus Treated Rev, Brownlee moved thnt a rising Into. A third flashed in n report that to the parlor by Dr. nnd Mrs. Walker >mi.««inn to be heard by the conference It is n time .honored custom among vote be taken to show the appreciation ing yesterday nt-riu* Hotel Valdes she couldn’t reach New York until to­ and voice n demand for th*1 independ­ all Uqights Templar throughout the nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Boyd. An informal where n good turkey dinner wan To Warmest Christmas day, Ithnugh she has apparently gone affair in every way created n wonder* jof the club to the retiring officers. ence of Egypt and complete withdraw­ United States to-moot on Christmas served nnd the Rotnrinns nnd thrir in Country’ s History safely though most of the storm. ful feeling of friendship nnd sorlnbll-1 Secretary Lloyd presented the f.dal of tl.c British army. day an*! off* r n M-ric# *»f toasts. visitor* enjoyed an hour of social in­ lowihg resolution, which was unani­ The center of tho storms which real Methodist hsnd.slinkc l ll r T h r A »•«*«•In I «d I'rr M l .. ,l„ In unison with the remaining 400,- ily and t!u tercourse and put oVcr some good i hi iim-cjuonce of the Turkish pro­ mously adopted: low:.hip. Dec. *J7.—Throughout. have bci*ii ruling thu woven for the th,* ami g o o d fi I CHICAGO, test .the official meeting of the sub- nnd Templar* ill our country things in civic improvement. Whereas: The Kiwnnis Flub hns last three wetks, appeared to he about A fine musical program was rend J. P. Holbrook, of Orlnndo, Frank the United States all previous authen­ 1,000 miles off the European coast. > coninilssion was postponed and the Knights of Taylor Cnmmamlery No. ered during the evening in which Mr. been enlivened each week by the mu­ tic records- for warm temperatures representatives o f klhe inviting pow­ 2H, met £hri»lmns day in their asy­ Boyd rendered several selections nnd sical nnd song programs rendered by I.ognii, of Ocula, nnd Major Peterson, Skippers of tho liners said they lum and indulged in thin beautiful of Jamestown, New York, were the for Christina* duy were.broken, ac­ crashed-into them at this |>oint and ers, Great Britain, France and Italy also sang a duet with Misa Lillie Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Boyd, nnd cording to report* nvnllablo yester­ sitting tjlone, listened to the Armeni­ ceremony. Whcren*: Through no fault or effort visiting Rotnrinns nnd all of them fought steadily through terrific gales Ruth Spencer, the numbers being Toasts were offered throughout the an spokesman, who suggested that P of the Kiwnnl* club, tho Boyds nre were cnlled upon to say something day. warmly npplutided and being given In Santa Claus returned to his my­ until within 500 miles of the Unltod home be established in the northeast occasion to the Most Eminent Grand ami like real Rotarinns they said It. States. the usual brilliant style of these nr- leaving Sanford for other fields: villayet of Turkey, which should in­ Master Leunidns I*. Newby, Right Judge ilousholUer Wanted the Ro- thical home in the cold north without Therefore:lie it Resolved that The All of the ships which came Into Kiwnnis Flub express its nppreclntiouLnrinns to start something toward the experiencing zero weather in any purl quarantine yesterday were freighters. clude historic Mount Ararat, or a nec- Eminent Suinucl A. Johnson, Grand j ** *" Miss Rosamond Radford gave sev­ tion in ('ccilia. It was impossible, he Commander of Florida and a number to tho “ Boyds" for their never tiring Iorganisation of a County Highways of tho country. eral selection*, among them one on The highest reading wns nt Fort Some of them had parts of the birdgdeclared, for the proposed Armenian of other distinguished Knight* Temp­ efforts in making tin* Kiwnnis lunch- , Association for the beautification of the "01*1 Dog Jim" thirt were most Worth, where the thermometer r e g ­ ea gone. Small boats on .their decks hoim to amalgamate with the Ar- lar. One toast of particular note wns eons bright spots ill tlie lives of San* the highways in the county nnd sever­ were crushed ami torn. In one or excellent and demonstrating that Miss ford Kiwanian.* and that this club ex­ al other members made good talks on istered 7H' degteps, Kansas City, Mo., two instances hatches were pounded, hsd la-ca taken over by the Moscow (hut offered in memory of Sir Knight Radford has rare ability in this line. tend to the Boyds its sincere wish for the subject ending with the appoint­ reported only 10 degrees lower, the Soviets. Tlie Armenians would wil- Osrar Lee Taylor, for whom this nnd all of them reported their crews Delicious refreshments were served a happy and prosperous now year. lingly accept tho same relationship Comnmndcry is named. Tliu conment of n committee thnt will ask warmest Christmas ever officially re­ had been in oilsklna almost steadily during the evening in the dining room Mr. S. M. Uoyd Secy., the Kiwnnis Club, the Womnn's Club corded there. .'with Turkey as the -dominions with dudintc toast “ To the Spirit of Tayconsisting of salad, cako, coffee and Residents of Chicago were given from five to fourteen days. Knglnnd. In conclusion lie asked for lor Commandery," was responded to and other organizations to bring it to Even with fourteen ship*'reporting whipped cream.' The departure of the' hottest Christmas in year* with the exemption from military service by a pledge oil the part of-nil Knights WOULD CHANGE NAME •’ the nttentloif o f the Chamber of Comin, quarantine did nut haYe sa many . f V.v there estimable people will leave *n ..for the Armenians, nnd urged main- present to perform ionic.act.pfjtjflt}- .V ntPrPo nnd also to tho.ojunty conw the mercury reaching 45 at 5 o’clock, bs were expected. Five ships, includ­ old'iri 'lh'e“ hcarl8 “rtf:not only thir — -Op EVERGLADES TO in tho afternoon. * iname ,nf {Tic orthodox putriurch in ness to some child during the dny. Vl . "TROPICAL GLADES" missioners for action. members of the Methodist church hut Exceptional high temperatures pro­ ing 1-a.SniOJie, Were overdue. Savoie Constantinople*. * Needless to Miy this wns carried out Dr. S. W. Walker being cnlled upon a of all tho people of this .community. vo itml over the entire state of Illinois, reported she would l»c in Thursday, nnd aonicbody was made happy liy MIAMI, Dec. 27.—"Tropical Glades’ to tell why he w h s leaving Sanford Kansas nnd Missouri. Ill tho north­ but the owners heard nothing from Mr. nnd Mrs. Boyd have entertained and going to St. Petersburg just uf reason of this observance. 4VKNhi.Kit INDICTED BY the Lord Byron, the Eastern City, and large nudjcnces morning and evening was the name nolccted last night by icr ho had been made a Itotnrian, west, above zero temperatures main­ "The Spirit of Tnylor Commanddirectors of the Miami Chnml>er of otV . Sunday and other days nt tho FEDERAL GRAND JURY, tained. Towns In Montana and North the York Castle, all of which were Ex­ cry" might well lie likened to the Commerce ns tho nms{ suitaldo of made n witty speech and then In sob, Dakota that reported temperatures 20 pected nt their docks yesterday. Tho church r.nd n t ^ e clubs nful other civ­ VIOLATION POSTAL LAWS ideal pictured in Hudson’s poem: = -r4 crer vein expressed Ids appreciation President Monroe will arrive today. ic organizations, Mrs. Boyd being a thousands submitted in n contest con­ to 30 below during tho cohj waves, of the Rotary Club and the grent “ Lvt me leave my house by the side Cable and wireless messages told musician of superior musical attain­ ducted under the chamber’s auspices i n . T h e Aaaorlatrd benefit ho had received from being a Monday recorded rendingn above o f the rend, to find a suitable name to apply to JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 27.--J. H. of the ravage* on tho European side. ments and Mr. Boyd possessed of ono ft vexing. * Wenijlec, publisher of the Florida And help men to win life’s fight; Falmouth, England, reported three of the finest voices thnt hns ever de­ that section of Florida cnlled the Ev­ member. Hrnuinghnm weather officials sold Col, Knight was to have inndo Let me lead them to know tho Mas­ I’ost nt Winter Park, the Republican ships had . put in there with brpkcn | » lighted n Sanford audience. The erglades: nil previous records for wnrmncss on ter Man, Agitation for n nonto to supplant, talk but was excused from tho regu­ Christmas dny were broken. deily newspnper which suspemled sev­ machinery, and another went to St. Boyds’ will go to Mrs. Boyd's old lar routine and talked on tho . Boy eral months ago, has been indicted by Who will guide their steps aright; home nt Tnrpon Springs and in n few "Everglades" which it was contended Highest temperature readings Mon­ Vincent, Cape Verdo Islands,Jior en­ Scout movement initead and tho idea Let me mingle with them in their worked vast dnmago to Florida be­ the federal grand jury on n charge of weeks Mr. Boyd will leave for New day In the eastern states ranged from gines also damaged. The Belgian of adopting a Boy Scout troop was journey of life, having violated tho postal laws Be­ York where ho will take unothcr cause of tho prevailing Impression 40 degrees nt Boston to CO at Atlantic steamship Londonlcr, going to Nor­ . arding to Assistant United Stntcs As a Christian cltizcij,— folk, Va., had to slop in Queenstown course In voice culture under n noted over tho country thnt “ Evorglndcs" adopted. City. j Let me leave my l^use by the side of conveyed-a picturt of a huge swamnj Several other Kood idcas^woro ndfor repnirs. Halifax reported that the Attorney •Relniteln. Wcndlor wns arteacher of voice. .•aneed fof tho upbuilding of tho com­ the road, rcsted in Orlando September 2nd on n Norwegian freighter Lorontx W. Han­ Dr. and Mrs. Walker left today for ond alive with wild animals. munity and the meeting was a good TO ATTEMPT RETUHN federal warrant charging use of malls And live as n ittnn among men. • son, which sailed from Swansea, St. Petersburg where Dr. Walker will FLIGHT TO DAYTON ono from every standpoint. , The Dally Herald, 15c per \veck. to defraud- in connection with circulaWales, December H, with a load of bo the pastor of tho Methodist church FROM MAGIC CITY , MIAMI, Dee. 27—Edgar G. Frady, t*on campaign and released tempor­ South, nnd they arc commended to the coni, had been forced to put .back to arily on bail. . awaiting trial hero for the murder of lovo nnd fellowship of tho good peo­ MIAMI. Dec. 27,—The return Jour Liverpool, leaking and with her his wife lust Jnnuniy, was somewhat ' ney of on aerial pathfinding trip bridge swept away. stronger today as a result of the see-, ple of that city., Dr. Walker and Mr. Boyd were which began ton days ago will start ond trnnafuaion of blood, the doc­ largely responsible for a wonderful this morning when Idcut. Irwin S. tors said. Building Record ' growth In the Methodist church in J: Amborg of the HSth squadron, station­ iFor Orland Now ed at Dayton, O., hops o ff for the DAYS PRE-INVENTORY this city and the big Brotherhood three class nt the Princess Theatre every Ohio field. Lieut. Ambcrg alighted . ' Over 3 Millions SALE • i ' ________ a Sunday jnorning is n work of their < N in Miami last week after a six day bands nnd brains assisted by others Of Drover’s National Bank at Kansas City, Mo., flight ho said was to establish n • (Bt Tlie A»oelat*4 In this issue is a half page adver­ of the Methodist church and other ORLANDO, Dec. 27.—The building » v t : r# route from Dayton to Miami for use tisement of Henry McLaulin, the jewon December 12th churches. This Brotherhood class, <jr' .HILT** AaaaetatnfljprfM) . - ji n the event of tho necessity.for a record for Orlando for the year pass­ ST. PETERSBURG, ljcc. 27.—Hun- clar, calling attention to his pre-in­ ffccetiouatyy tailed the “ Scrap Iron" ed tho three million dollar mark it 1Hita of Florida teachers and several ventor ysalo of three days. Xyenty-five NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27. Four .persons, two men and twfr women, Wrb mobilization of army airplanes arts* as announced by the city building class, is made up of many folks of all • ing. On the trip here only fourteen Prominent educators from outside tho per cent off on ,nll goods in this big creeds and religion gathered at ‘rthe being held by police hero In connection with the robbery of fivb metMtigers Inspector’* office thl* morning. With ***** arT'v« l here for the annunl con- store filled with choici-gifts of oil theatre because they would not go to of tho Drovers’ National Bank, of Kansas City. Mo., December 12th, In which flying hour* were consumed. Lieut. many building* In contemplation * v*n*i°n of the Florida Education A s ' tinds in the jewelry line. Diamonds, church and it >ls one of the greateat highwaymen are reported to have obtained §07,000. The arrest was made Ambcrg will attempt to mako the re­ tho early part of the coming- y Jociation.- First session will be held watches, silverware, china nnd ivory last night at a hotel where they are said to have been rlgcs}ered fffr Mvtral turn flight in two days. * examples of the power and magnetism prospects for •• strong start In The ,r-,cbt at high school auditorium at acts. Scfr tho advertisementdays. A handbag containing §8,300 bclloved by the police to bo part of the and personality of Dr. Walkcf sale is for Thursday, Friday nnd Sat­ •Havo you read tha want ads todayT near year are in sight. * Ume Governor Hardee will loot of thwholdup was found in the room occupied by one of tho couples. * > hlif nraistants. ' ■. urday. makc nn address. , A w .SC1. vn PROLONGATION NEAR % a s '^ ON THE ^DECISION Hello, Bill! ATLANTIC Rotary Club Met Yesterday At The Valdez hundreds of TEACHERS AT ST. PETERSBURG FOUR PEOPLE ARE HELD BY NEW ORLEANS POLICE IN CONNECTION WITH BANK ROBBERY �t-' ‘ * : *m * r w THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, DI PAGE FOUR Hi T. Roller, of the Southern Clay Manpfaeturing Co., with hcndquartcra In Orlando was in tho city today c«II ing on his many friends. Mr. Roller formerly resided here and has a host of friends who are always glad to see him. ' * . T oa HV hr* £1; fit?r. - LOCALS M PENNSYLVANIA AND The Princess FOR VACUUM CUP -----T O N I G H T OLD:AGE HERE An All-Star Cast in TIRES New Product' Makes Usual In­ The Kind You Know firmities of Old Age Things “THE OLD of the Past They cost no more than ordi: nary tires. » . -HOMESTEAD” A free tube with every tire Great weather for holidays and for i -IN - W. M. Cathartic, of Kuatla, is In <pe crops... " the city today on a flying trip and New Year's day Is the next bijr day was around shaking hands with W» /* o r on the list and then It will all bo over. many friends. Mr. Cnthnrno is an ex­ pert accountant and mokes « specialty Every man and woman would like Frnnk Logon, bt Ocala, was in* the of income tax reports.’ to avoid'the usual infirmities aa they city today and nttcmlcd a meeting of Including Theodore Roberts, Harri­ pass into old age.: Ilut until ilow it every day. CapL M. W. Lovell, of Orange Bend has been' hardly possible, without the son Ford.-T. Roy Barnes. A story tho Rotary Club. gi££/r & Automobile Ilullm is in the city spending the. holidays help of the wonderful new treatment mnde of sorrows and joys of plain Mr. and Mrs. Illako from New with homo folks. Capt. Lovolf has a known as RE-CU-MA. folks nnd n great lovo that wrathBig Gallons of Gas and cred Smyrnif, arc hero for a few days with fine orange grove ut Orange Bend in adversity— Reaching its cli­ You have a right to he just as But come hero and investigate for yourself, that to the only Full Quarts o f Oil Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reed. They are U k c cgunty nnd has already sold hta max in a mighty cyclone seme “uhy*7ull of vltaHty ’nml energy at that dwarfs any storm ever showli fruit on the trees gating « good price „ vcnty you *.erc' ftt forty> And always welcome comers. \yay. to convince yourself that our Suits and Furnishings are on the screen before. This is a for the same. you c„ n now a{,i „ f REFree Air and Batfery all we claim. wonderful entertainment that will And. there will be no more .big nois­ CU-MA. ~ < You are welcome to call and inspect our lines ~of mer­ J. P. Holbrook, a well known citiles until the Dollar Day and other big Water i cling to your memory forever. Oth­ The weakened condition In which er attractions, too. mcrzen of Orlando, was in the city today 1 occasions nr? put on by the chandise and ask the price, no obligations. (llrsipdtlon of earlier life leaves you calling on his many friends and at­ mnkes it nlmost imporsibie f<jr tho chants. • Tomorrow—Charles Ray in ‘Two tended the meeting of the Rotary slompch to properly digest the food Minutes to Go" also a Toonervillc The Sanford Country Club was the Club. Mr. Holbrook has just return­ you cat, nnd oliminato tho waste mat­ Comedy.. i scene of activity all day yesterday ed from Chicngo nnd said it wu3 be­ ter quickly. That’s what really caus­ nnd this fine amusement place gave low zero when he lefk there and not es tho "infirmities" of old a‘ge. RE10r> Palm etto Avo.— Phone 181-J I J. J. N. CONNER, Manager • the Sanford people n wonderful day much like Florida. CU-MA will completely revitalize of relaxation nnd sport. your worn out stomach, make it like Cures Malaria, Chills 115 East First Street------------------- Phone 104 NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. G. D. McKay, of Lima, new nnd the result is you will bo able nnd Fever, Dengue or The annual meeting of the stock­ Rortr/im Sheppard is home for the Ohio, nro in the city the guests *of te assimilate the Iron and vitaniine* Bilious Fever. • holidnys from Atlanta where he is Mr. McKay's brother, Prof. McKay, in your food to thp Idood. And the holders of the Snnford Building & Miss Ruth Mcttingcr, of Jackson­ attending dental college. Bert has principal of the Sanford schools. Mr. Loan Association, will bo held nt the ville, in the attractive guest of her many friends here who arc glad to McKay is a prominent renl estate man rich, red, healthy blood thus produced office of the Association, 104 Mag­ REPRESENTATIVE WANTED-We will build Bound, “healthy tissue, nour­ hunt, Mrs. Harry Wilson. have open for established manufac­ of the Buckeye stale nnd Is enamor­ ish weakened nerves and give your nolia Avenue, Sanford, Fla., nt H p. know he is making good. m., Saturday, January 13th, 1023, for turers' agents tho state of Florida on ed with Florida in general nnd San­ muscles strength. MRS. FRBD DAIGF.U, Society Editor J. W. Davis and his son A. E. Davis See T. Meade Fox, authorized Ford ford in particular nnd may come here The fact that hundreds of "old the purpose of electing a board of di­ our "Gold Medal" null-less strapping qf Greenwood, 8. C., nro the guests sulosmnn, about trading in your old to reside nonio time in the future.. Phone 217-W folks" are praising RE-CU-MA for rectors* and to transact any other system nnd complete line of "letter" oT his daughter Mrs. J. Roland Lyle. tar on u new one or buying a new cur U r * « h a ve » r e U K le c r » the health, strength nnd endurance it business thnt mny p r o p e r l y come be­ box strapping. The right man can - u r « i i n i* lu •* — M jjl fore the meeting. t * M , • » If t m a re c a ie rta la la s , w r it outright. Phone 331 and make «!>: get excluaivc territorial rights on libgives them proves its value. m S M ls I e a r d la th la O re a ria ip a l, « l » l « Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith nnd pointuu-nt for interview. T. J. MILLER, 233-otp RE-CU-MA is sold fn Sanford by ••tails, a r Ir ltp k a a * tha lira*. I I w l l . end commission basis. In applying daughter Junnitu motored to Orlando ha sreatlr apprveUleA President. sulunit full details und references.— the Union Pharmacy and the leading A. P. CONNELLY, yesterday afternoon. Secretary. 12-18-25; 1-1-8 Twisted Wire & Steel Co., 437-453 J. E. Lning and family have just druggists In every city.—Adv. Tuesday—Open house for Dr. and riturned from Tennessee where they Eleventh Ave„ New York, N. Y. . Miss Snrn Warren Enstcrly Is home spent n delightful visit. They motor­ Mrs. 8. W. Walker and Mr. and ' 233-lle NOTICE TO TIIE PUBLIC! . Join tho throngs of readers. Mrs. P. M. Boyd at the home o f Mr. from Stetson University nt DoLnnd ed through nnd hnd a very pleasant for tho holidays. . and-Mrs. T. M, Williams on Oak NEW HAVEN, Conn., Dec. 20.— trip. This is to notify the public that •! avenue from 8 to 11 p. m. Two under‘graduate commissions, one will not he responsible for any debts Mr. nnd Mrs. Rand Mcrriwether Thursday—Mm. J. G. Sharon will I. Stanley Vernny, jr., who hns made up of academic students und contracted by tlu* former proprietors entertain the members of the* Ev­ announce the birth of a daughter on been nt McCullio School, in Chatta­ the other representing tho Sheffield 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE of the Palmetto Cafe, which place I \ ery Week Bridgo Club at her homo Christmas day nt their home on Cam­ nooga, has arrived to spend the holi­ Scientific school, have been chosen at SHEET MI'SICJ PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS purchased December Ifl, 1022. PIANOS eron avenue. oi\ Tenth Street, nt 3 o'clock. days with his parents, Mr. nnd jtlrs F. Yale to work toward co-operation in 233-ltp RECORDS F. PLAYER ROLLS C. E. McKEK. Friday— Mrs. I). P. Drummond will S. Verney nt ttirir homo on Crystal the student body to lning about a Rev. nnd Mrs. (J. T. Bennett nnd greater respect for the prohibition entertain the members of the MerPIANO TUNING—— PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS l^ke. WOULD LIKE to get in touch with Miss Hazel R. Bennett, of Reddick, laws. rle Matrons Bridge Club nt 3 p. m. romc one to rhnro crop, have my­ Friday—Annual hall of the Soclnl Fla., were visitors here yesterday and The appointment of the committee-, Newton I.ovell, is in the city from self nnd three buys to work, have were registered at the Montezuma. Department of the Woman's Club. Newberry where lie is in the railroad it was said today, was the result of Ford 1-tun truck, 2 work horses nnd yards as clerk for the Atlantic Coast n meeting held Tuesday nt the re­ wagon/ Would do truck huuliug or Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles L. Willinms MUSICAL NOTRS Line. Newton ir. mnking good and quest iif President James B. Angell, any kind of woifc. Address J. H. have returned to Sunfonl from Winter H The chairman of the Music depart­ Haven where they were the guests of Ih Sanford friends nre glad to so him of Yale. Fifty students, representing Thompson, Bearesford, Fin. 232-31 p the various schools of fhe university, - again. ment of the Woman's Club, nnd her friends. attended the .meeting and heard a di.>committees, nre busy with the plans — AT— B. A. Howard, of Okeechobee City, cussion of the subject by Mr. Angel!. for the "Mndnmo Butterfly" nttrncW E U E L L AND R EC O M M EN D Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Yoomnn, of Tlte development of student opinion spent the holidnys with home folks tlorf to be given In the club house the Daytona, were visitors here yesterday leaving today for file big lake. Mr. against drinking was said t<^ la? the evening of Jan. 5, 1023. / nnd were registered at the Montezu­ Howard reports the people of Paho-1object of the meeting, Tho music department stands for ma Hotel. Th« Economy BAKING POWDER koe ns busy planting beans nnd toma­ y It was the understanding that the all that is highest in the realm of mu­ toes for a big spring crop. Next to Princess Theatre two student commissions will have sic. Its departments of vyork nre his­ Sanford (’ash G rocery' Miss Gladys Morris, who in teaching npllmrity Jo net in specific cases. tory, Instrumental nnd choral. It is school nt Leesburg, is spending the According to an Austrian scientist Chief of Police Phillip Smith, in interested in community singing- and holidays here ns the guest of frii'nds ___ 1 smokers urc.lcsft susceptible to throat n statement to the Yale Daily Nows, it will be remembered, hns attempted and relatives. diseases than non-smokers In a ratio remarked about the decrease in.Stu­ to Khvo "sings" soveral times. Ijist dent arrests. He said arrests of stu­ of nbout one to 28. by the city band nnd club chorus, held Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Neeley nnd -1 Store In Florida dents 20 years ago averaged nbout 10 Stores In Georgiaa community sing of Christmas car­ Mary Elizabeth nnd Jessie arc spend­ I An Inventor hns designed n rein* 200 a year, while now n ‘ student is ols In Central park, which was well at­ ing the holidays in Ocala ns the fooiced concrete step that can he join­ rnrely arrested. tended. The music depnrtmpnt l* in­ guests of relatives. ed together to form stairways of any terested in music memory contests, For quick results, try a want ad. nnd in any movement that lends to the Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bowler, of desired length. furtherance of real niusic in the com­ ! Raleigh, are spending the holidays munity. ) hero ns the guests of the former's Phone 127 Four years ago the club chorus Sanford’s New Storefather and ulster. sang the bonutiful oratorio "The Cru­ cifixion" (by Stainer) nnd repented Misses Nathalie Hnrria nnd Edna a *H B S ia U J inH U M N n B N N *H n«»»H an K N U B n H N H O U iH N na U B O II«N *B U K N B B B B B O N *N n n H B B N B O B aa aa“ n it. Besides gave a fine choral concert. Randolph Harris, of Jacksonville, arc . * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A chorus of fifty voices, nnd n fine the guests of Miss Mnhlu IJowlcr for choral concert, uro among this seas­ the holidnys. on's aspirations, hut the department needs new music, new musical liter­ Mrm Howard P. Smith will arrive A m edicine, n r r e r n f d is co v e r y , m ade An Indorsement fr o m a n oth er hltth ature nnd must have funds to carry tomorrow-from West Palm Bench nnd f r o m llm c h e m ic a ls o f nnlu re nml not sou rce Is that o f Hr. " •. ' " " w ho Full ( III, SIzch .12 to 42, nt. per pair on its work if it is to Im> the live de­ will be the guest of Mrs. .Ben Caswell f r o m . ilriiKM. Is causin g- c.tnsldcrnhle n iiromlueiit T e s n s l«h>sh l.m. w ho r om n iftil on ac c o u n t «»f Mb utiu*ufi1 xv *}}?. . ..... , , partment that it nims to be. i*It trm-frr ' I R U I t A U M ! In a ii.nlc. out tiiAl Mrs. K. A. Douglass. , * thni iiiuy lie npi»lmll.'lt«*il l»>* tl»r IiAimI , Tho members, with but one or two r i : m i A I . l N i : . f«»r Hit «lir* ti«w mrtll- tiriif.it•• iiittinach. It In a r» dm * I* r a I In tlurlvad from u |>rcu» j v»\ will luilltl up l h « » y M r m In n nnlexceptions, have pladgcd their support Mrs. I). P. Drummond will enter­ l U r mineral earth, that r«> far urn I inn it iter anti will »!«• H * »**ly «Hj!| to the coming attraction nnd agreed tain the members of tho Lucky Thir­ kttotvit ••xl»ta o n ly on the think* o f tha <|ii|okty. l'*or a run d o w n «'<»tt<llttun ■iicli} T o m big he e Itlver In A hi ha inn ami o n ly aH tmuully f o l l o w * Inf liirnia I «l» Yiot to buy at least one ticket enih, which teen Bridge Club next Wednesday, In on© tie lion It, hellrve It ha* o n equal. I tun upln it'lt: bids well for the financial side of January 3rd, instead of this Wednes­ , P K IIH A I.IS K I . . . . . . » M S N | I . w ift ♦'Madnmo Butterfly." * • day ns previously announced. fr o m l»r. \V‘ . II. B raw la n, tjlallngulsh* 1l(lt. hal tl t fo r m in g dr u g s anil Tho department is "Truding nt e<l p h ysician s h o w s : • , _ ,.4I1 o n i y Im. b « n « f l c l » l In Its » s r . r‘ .. Home," remember _ . Bertram Shepard, who is attending Full Cut, sizes \\\'i to 17'/j, nt, onch •-ntm fs to ecniY y*IIU t 1 h av h*vi«ll»n * .ThS i n g r e d t i 'm * - r t f - n : n i i A t . i X K are Atlunta Dental College, nt Atlpnta, Ills location o f the mineral deposit pla in ly printed upon each hot tie and k n o w n n« PEItllA I.IN K . situated nt the l-’ K IlllA I.INK ,,0®" n 2, t . r^ * r •jiV.’ jV ,?.'.' OPEN HOUSE FOR WALKERS M On., in spending tho holidays hero I l a l c h l t Ic rh ee llluff. Aia.. nnd ow n ed h . cause, on a c c o u n t o f Ihe pccullnr nat'y the P c r r a ll iif M cd ld n n Com pany. !• Jure o f the m ineral ea r th fnmt which It with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. AND BOYDS TONIGHT * a l s o wish t o c e r t i f y tin t I have t u r n - In deriv ed, s u c c e s s f u l Imitation In Im.** liicd th e a n a ly s is itiudc l»y l*r. Vunnllrr. posslhle. Item arknhlo rep orts o f It*, Shepard. w h o In I 'r o f e s s o r o f . ‘ h c m ls lr y f o r t h . e f / lr a . y have been r e c e lc e d c.l.- d M I v | The Methodist church, through its U n iv ers ity o f A laba m a . M edical D e p o r t - In c ase* o f a d d atonmf Ih IndlKr-nt on. ( Missionary Society, will keep open Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Jordon nnd Mr. g f f i 1b (," .w v A ’ f “ .ssSftK iJ35; house Tuesday, December 2flth, from and Mrs. C. E. Polot, of Jacksonville by 8 to 11 p. m., at the home of Mr. nnd arc expected to nrrive here today nnd U llgn ed ) "\V. II., IJItBWTOX, M. I>." tr lh utln s t'timpany. T a m p a . Kin — Ady. j Mra. T. M. Williams on Onk avenue, will spend n few days here a* •the Tan only, nl. per pair In honor of Dr. nnd Sirs. S. W. Wulkguests of Judge-and Mrs. J. G. Shar­ 1 • cr and Mr. nnd Mrs. P. M. Boyd. • on. . A All members of the church and all • • friends of Dr. and Mrs. Walker nnd 1)r. nnd Mrs. K. W. Shepard left Mr. and Mrs. Boyd nre most eordinlly Saturday for their homo In Spartan­ -- ’ invited to attend. • . • burg, S. C., after spending a few days hero as the guests of tho form­ Mr. and Mrs. Marttn McDaniole. of er's parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. A. . C-44—1923 SERIES Dunnell, are spending the holidays ■:■ Shepard. C to 11, nl, per pnlr here as the guests of their parents. Ciyirles ^JIill left yesterday after­ The car owner who is nntiafied in the day in nnd day noon fur Jacksonville, niter spending s out usage of hto nutomobHc is the beat naact n denier posscsGin 1st mas here with his wife, nnd Xm as Turkey baby, who nru spending the winter aea. Cranberries • g. hero with her sister, Mrs. Nathan Gar­ • *t' .. • -i,* •• Wo tnko prido in thd*reallzntion of tho fact thnt Oak­ nor. 1I. XJj-. Tr> 2R 26,1022 r r a g larfft Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. St I _ ¥f . h i ", ; F. P. RINES Students to . Aid Dry Law Enforcement t! J. II. I1INTERMISTER PIANO CO. Ip g Fruit Cake CALUMET 50c lb, ROUTH, BAKERY THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY High Medical Authorities Endorse New Medicine DUCKHEAD OVERALLS $2.00 M. W. S. WORK SHIRTS $ 1.00 I If*, ,1- MEN’S SCOUT WORK SHOES K ■ \ y 512 5 ( J MEN’S ARMY SHOES New Irish Potatoes Sanford Celery Sanford Cauliflower Stone’s Fruit Cuke National Biscuit Co.’s Plum Pudding. Apples, 65c peck. ■ . ____ _ land car owners in the territory controlled by us nnd else­ where constitute our most vnlunBlc asset. "TIG HR" AITRBCIATKS ATTI­ TUDE OF "U. S." 'PARIS, Dec. 20.—Georges Clemencentf, called at tho American embas­ sy yesterday nnd expressed to Am* luimmdor Herrick hi* deep apprecia­ tion of tho cordial altitude of tho ]>c,»plo of the United Stilton' during his American tour. Cures Mnlnria. Chill** nnd Fever, Dengue or Biliotitf Fever. i • •. 4 BBBBBBBBBaaBBBHBBgNaBBBBBBBBKI A careful inspection and a ride in tho Oakland C-44 will reveal the reasons. •’ • Sec tls for a demonstration and prices. . •i. i -J 1'IIONR ' ' ?*:• ■ • ‘ < I’ • t -i ^ SANFORD. FLA. . . •* . •. — First Street a— H. SELLS it for LESS * ■■i ' Welab Block �TAm i /■!. I r, ; v . ;:v.” at . A { 41‘ * ,- 1 ‘ *i V»*7Vg}J*| *.v< . f**•v* 5V -v .■ PAGE m n E E THE SANFORD D A ti.y 11ERAIJ); WEPNE8PAY. DECEMHER Vt. m t *AGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HRRAT-f), WEDNESDAY, DRCEMREtf 27. 19t»2 tl.elr Christmas thing* and the "trado cmiragcniont than <!iti thb jaat week jortty of the people what to do? If . • 1 * -^ •• ’ . ” -t , . at home" campaign brought results, o f '10131.—Lakeland TVlcgrnni. ’ of those moneyed men with Horhes tktoeghmd this r t a t o , ' the aomo i * property on the parka arc against tha holiday I’Crjofl will e.nl Junuary 3." | I ’ sW U lu S e v rr y aftrrn m ti, n rr | ,< Sun 1‘APElt KOIH1KRS SEE THEIR Six Inin lire I (hid fifty from the library going there let them furnish Ml <>>•* H rroM IlM lUlna, 107 The old North Atlantic Is in a tur­ M aanalla A » * . Saafnrd, I 'la . FINISH Florida StAto College’ for ‘ Women, .another good site and give it to the • moil and big ships are having a hard i i . * alone; and at ieast that many more city or forever hold their peace. This The Herald Printing t o . time making port. How well wo re­ The discovery that wood pulp is no $ from a1!! the other*loliege.i which have is the trouble with Sanford and has member the month of January and been for the part twenty years. Ev­ longer necessary in tha manufacture A h the old year ncara its ctul, hut before drawn our*gi«!fi, loth hi an.To\jt o ' l-iailur February on shipboard In the. NoiAh Mrrrrfiiry -Tfrwaurrr Atlantic nnd how gruL-ful we are to of pnppr chrrics n rny of sunshine in­ tho state. That means an average of ery timoThc cit wants to do some­ itx close, the Peoples Dank o f Sanford wishes tflrnrrnl Mimnnrr • twenty-five for each county—‘five for thing there is n fthree howl from some ihrrtMne Mnnncrr bo in Sanford in u nice little office to every home. • Tho prices thnt merchants have each commissioner's district—flllinB quarter about it and'tho improvement to express appreciation lo its customers and llntra >1nd r Kutttiii un .with the weather perfect nnd no A p p lica tion ' been compelled to pay for wrapping tho whole of each county with an Ip- •tops right thv*re. •Other cities go storms in the offing. friends for the helpful co-operation received paper have readied a proportion thnt fluonce thnt touches hands on all ahead and build regardless, of the has actually affected prices in some sides ami mnkfr* tho spirit of.bettvr feeble protests of, those who for pri­ frfcm them during the past twelve months. All t|te weather records for a warm cMnmoditlrs. living, higher education, end all lh.it vate .renrons of tlielr iiv. ii |iko to tell Sul>*rrl|<tl»n T ric e In *V. * s ! O i« Year . . . chrirt’.nas were broken this yenr tHb T ie paper robbgry hos not been goes with these, fell liko something the cUy whqt t^llkl'nnd fcxpect to luive S is Mnnffan .............- ................... lupoila from all over the country isolely « newspaper problem, though that cloaks pleasantly the ststo. ’ ■ *' . it all tV*ir iiA’i way. The majority ! Itrlhrrrd In fl«» 1*7 f urrier . And, In so doing, it desires to voice the One W eek IS *‘r" <* Mate. Thjs Is one good reason why I . hundreds of publishers have been! From .the University of Gabifavillu, . r ;i.e I c 11 li a. c I 1 'av'or * f tli ■pari iirr-fthe tourlitii have not come to Floridu driven into bankruptcy by th o‘ un­ wt> learn that: for tho library UrnjliH:iu| tiu} majority llppe that the year about to dawn may be, for <* 1 U. in any number* ax yet The weatitcr conscionable gouging of .paper manu­ of the people living on*the ntreet* « "Sompthing liko bOO young man sre one and all, rich in joys that are worth the has been fine in many of the northern facturers. Prices haw hern tilted un­ abrent from the university enjoying facing the parks arc In favor of thei* ’ utatrs all Ihln winter. der every pretext under tho sun. Not the Chrlstmau holidays in their own library going in the parks and the while nnd filled with possibilities that abound S IK M IIK II T I I K A M O C I A T K I I TH IS S S , city commissioners ran use their own more than a month ngo publishers homes!* . „ The Associated Trees l» esclunlvely in success. entitled to the use for rriniMIrutloit of The* Sentinel rtntcs thnt President were warned of ctill further advances. " A’here is easily twoJthousand more judgment In tho matter and go ahead, Kit news, dlepslrhrs credited lo II or Tie* Ic&nl phase of the park property not otherwise Oredited lii IM*j paper Harding will visit Orange county and Rrlief, however, Is in sight. Florida Ixiyjt from oilier co licy s and univer­ ■ml aUo the locaf neus pul Halit I would be the only, lurricr nnd If the 1 play golf if he decide*} to come to saw grass Is being used in newsprint sities, back this week, too. *• • . ? . AH rla h le o f ro-puttlli A U oii-of specie.I Sanford heirs nre intisficd then: paper manufacture. A great mill at Then there U the immense' nlimber Florida thi? winter. We hope he de-, d isp a tch ?* herein Are uleo reserved . cldcs to come, lie can get several fine Leesburg is turning' out substantial of public cchool and private school .*-linuld be no other obstacle. It is high O f f le e t III II M II III I M II M .. T h a n *. M*t golf courses in Ornnge. county nnd !<|Uauiltlcs of a. paper up tJ the high- hoys and girls buck in the hinne, trvi, time the cltiions of Sanford decided ti* I nt.l /ti V. Ill-1-1- l< ;•! --'til ill. Seminole coifnty nnd in these two led standard. Tho importance of the enahackled in spirit and making the go abend nnd build a city and theyf Sanford, Florida T m : AMERICAN PPC5S A 4SOCIM ION counties ii variety of sport thnt will discovery lies in the fact thnt paper Christens holiday all il is worth for want the city commissioners to cel give he and Mrs. Harding a delightful can now Ik* made from tin annual us-by their presence and pollity. • ' It Is tho children’.: week. Let us de­ outing.- And then he can rep somte of crop. It t.jkes ffity yenrs to grow • vote ns much of il as |hk cible to mnk1 the best newspaper plants nnd aomo pulp usual. A professor In one of the big col­ real newspaper men—that is in Up-to-date* newspaper publishers ir.g them happy. The home will bo leges after an exhaustive research Orange county. Just think of the have rcgardeil the* , paper situation •id of them‘permanently, nil too soon, thinks that the intelligence id th> drossier Twins, Glenn nnd Essington, with dread. They knew they were In end while they nru buck pith u.i, and NOTICE Tho annual meeting of the stock­ population of the United States is «n and I{. It. Dqblo.and Ed. Mendscn*. the grip of the'manufacturers nnd ex- while thc-y are Indeed anddn f.u t ours, holders of. the Sanford .Building & the decrease. We quite agree* with And If the n* gchtlcmen nre-too yoU’itf pi Hence l;r.s shown they might expect Loan V-TOeintlon, will be he'd nt the no mercy. Their only hope wan gov­ him. . • hi- enn ree Josiah T’erris and C. E. ofiico of t!ie Anoclatlqn, HM Mag­ ernmental interference with further ilpwurd. ; Ssiford .dcigblislruted Inst wed. nolia Avenue, flanfofd. Fin., «t K p. 1exploitation and with Attorney Genm.,’ Baturiluy, January 13th, l'J‘J3, for that thiij'city is the natural ’ f hopping in meeting the demand for good pure water and there ore lium|rod «,f HU8INK8S CONIH'riONB SHOW the piirpo:** of c.e ting a t.uard of ilitenter for this part of the stnto nnd bottles being di ilrtbutcd around the City pt nil times. Every family s t e a d y im p r o v e m e n t . ycclor.; nnd t* ti.m m il any other the holiday season wan one of tli • of Sanford i hoiild get the habit and— . busiiifMH that may properiy co.no be­ best in the history of the city. Very fore the meeting. few . people went elsewhere to buy * T. .1. Mild.Kit, ---- LJ ■Tl 1— a.■- - ..... ...... **— A. P. CONN FILLY; * President. •Secretary. 12-1 .*-25; 1-1-S L* .WHEN tJ U SELL LIST IT YOUR REAL /* L TROUBLED WITH WEAK KID­ ’ ESTATE U U WITH US NEYS 1 Sanford Daily Herald Near the End of the Year PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ■ R IIIIM a S U K IIIS B N tS h B B Keep us in initul when you need any kind of Fire or Casualty Insurance. You'll find our ser­ vice extra prompt. ■ i n i B s a E 0 3 a n i i n i m :a R n Mjixwcll & Brift REAL ESTATE Fire, Casually. Auto Insurance )5 W. First St..SANFORD, FI.A "Have been troubled with weak kid­ neys since childhood,” writes Mis. G. Ilvile, I’enzoiiin. Michigan. "Now pn-.t forty mid i;nvt bad lerribie b.icknchc* nnd thnt tired out feeling, hardly able to do my work. Ry Ui.lng Foley Kid­ ney Pills aceoni; allied v ith t'olcy Cathartic Tablet« I soon felt liko n new pci son." I.nctfnvhe, rh omntic pnlns, dissineis nnd-blurred vision nre symptoms of kidney trouble. Foley Kidney I'iHa give quick relief. Sold everywhere.— Adv. The boys mid girls nr.* buck home from the colleges nnd schools for the ( ’lirir-tiims holidays. Most of them, u ve ry large •percentage, have faiily earned nil the pleasures that go with a holiday vacation. The few who have dawdled over their'ntudleS nnd hnve slacked in tlu ir work, will, perhaps, be Fetter 'students after, by the play lime, nnd nnywayr wo love thu way­ ward tail or lass with thus ante devo­ tion and deepness that' we love the others. The Tnllnlmsr.ee Record says: "About G.itl college girls left here And Ik' Sure it’s KIder Springs Water You Use in That Battery U n IB u PURELY ’ professional « » r.lit of Sanford’s Rvput* STprfwi.wi '*,h j la W pr<" . r j . . I * - » « " “ " * ° m‘ pMds to »h« Peo|,I#' ra n n » REALM OF SPORTS W ANTE1 vsAirii.* vouch MureiM ca*—rtro win oauiA/i .......... .. u: .. . . . . . .ruvorro 1 iNVn*iV It* .m'/faill mAiAAinC inivTii il IOII. IIM T lENTWON INirm* cnuwnivc,lAifiioiitivi iimmihmin-, mrirtiUer CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor WHV 1 DON'T YOU U /E A DOUBLE’ BASKET BALL BILL A T PARISH HOUSE Jmo x*'7P !m sxE sr«yasstU !a*«sn *m tB »K S B aita*iK B S R aB N S vii, i i * n s i i n« i » i :rtr:aBa*iEH*anBrtaa.aiS3»:KB2B0BarBBBact:BBaKca«BBnB«0BReauBaRana ■■ ■ ■ tl0," DA stride, and although ‘ hry^xpcct o have to hustle for every thing th.y get, they will go into tbo gamc wAh thnt feeling of conlhlcr.co thnt will re suit in a victory for them. Tho conches and the ardent sup­ porters of the gnme arc very* anxious to see a full house for this double bill, not so much especially for the money which is of vitnl importance, but they Want the moral support. Keep Friday night in mind nnd turn out. If you nre not a regular basket­ ball fun, a game or two will make one of you. The first game, starts at 7:30 sharp.. FOR SALE ■ m f ~ These things, combined with •the experience o f our officers yn ddireetprs lisa enabled*, this bank, year after year, to become increasingly valu-. able to the people o f this com­ munity, upon whose patron­ age apd confidence our suc­ cess depends. m A COMMUNITY 1JUILDER n. F. WHITNBR. Cashier F. P. FORSTER, President _ ■ ■BBBBBBBBBB.nrBBBBBaBXaKnSBaBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBMMM grent ns during our two years of war FARMERS GIVE MEN’S CLUB GENTLE SHOVE BACK INTO THIRD PLACE In Europe. HKVKUAl. HDU8M for w ic. llous? The distribution of fatal accidents .... LAWYER for rent. Sco t»G-tfc .See Thigpen. . \ >-ttc |f 1,(l9 by the Muin. |mp.,rtnnt causes Court IlouBe RESULTS WERE CLOSE WITH NO BIG SCORES MADE OVERLIN IS WOOD FOR SAI.K-5S.3i) a curd. f0||ows: Automobiles, 7,372 males HIGH MAN WITH HL> Please females; railroads, H .KT 7K nndIi 2,|R3 2,153 llTIIIIlin il.K K a ivuwv arrange to * Ipay * rash on de- tllK — 1 livery, und specify the kind of wood,malc> niu| Hur, females; fer falls, 0,503 ( Amahnfc ------- . 155 133 1(5 -4 3 1 wanted,* when placing your order*—F. n)n| fc ..... .c1 „ m| 5,370 .cmnlca; drownlngs, The promised Imttle for bloosl be­ Kramlnrd Glaaaeo De.lgr.ed ii «• . . .. KUl.lfx . ; • ... 133 143 113-1U' l'.'i’i-tfe 0 nnd 016 females; burns, tween the Farmers and Mens Club oc­ Chapman 8. Vernny. _____________ — 120 120 Weircnnki curred Inst • night nnd the Fnrmers Henry McLaulin, and Gays' of ................... conflagrations)• 3,311 FOR SALE—-Doslcr Hosier nnu unys paints paiiua (exclusive ................ — .* |................— •••••* -----„ . ... 137 119 U’.7— 153 Herbxl .... and varnishes nt Sanford Novelty males nnd I,I8S females; mines, _ii8n ;BaVtf their rivnls a gently push that Opt. D. . 184 132 112— 128 Works Sanford ngenta. l¥3-tfc males and l female; flrenrmh, 'J.lSd i|u.m Lack in third place, perhaps Couch ....... — 178 109—317 Optlffnn-Optometriat ... |\ Fcsold mnliM.nnd-ll I females; machinery, 2,- u „ ,tny. .............. ...M MM ...... 2202 Total* -----gii __ game was close, even though ;U Eait Kir»t Strext Sanford. Ha. FARMERS— You can get eeed “ f® , 14Q tiinlea nnd 121 females; dangerous 1 The nt I bo . . . # 1 . . . . . Men’s. Club fram-i ,nnd irrigation plugs at tbs gn-i't, 2,117 nudes and 1,130 females; no high ....... __ scores were made. Some of the ...... 130 191 138—405 Sanford Novell^ Works. 100-tfc 1ordinary vehicles,-2,1 la males and 381 i,.m|i-r*, from whom much was ex|H'i-t- Overlln ......... ...... 111 192 142—448 females; avreev street caia, ears. 1,875 males nnd eu, e)|, iook took n luiimm tumble while some of the May ..... rFOR” u n ci.Ai.r.—rir^v SALK—Rirst »street o m properly. lomaies; ............... — ..... DU. It. M . W E L S H 113 l it ) 189—412 to mnkj the DeUdlny........ Fine location, eight rooms itinl hath, jt>7 females; acute poisoning, 1,350 others picked up enough ci Gratlualc Yclcrlnnrlan — 101 ...... 101 lights, water, possession Feb. .-1 st malts nnd 821 females; all other enus- K>mes interesting. Howard (jverlin Bennett .......... 129—412 trirFhone*: <)|T‘^ 151 ..... 132 the f*y the evening with Fox................... '•took *—•- • »— honors- *•" S e e 123 Opposite ! - 0. 51,500 cash, balance long time. For 0.,t p,C|0 males and 2 030 females. 139 127—200 lending !n score of 105. Paul Pezol. who bowl- Betts terms nnd oilier information address fcddem o 237 Dr Land, Honda Combining the denthx from lending 2131 Totals ‘ "Property" care Herald. 222-Gtp ent'ses, ll,Ki3 won? from falls1 , fl,S23'c<l but wo games had the best nvof the Clubs Standing from nutomoldles, 7,1102 from burns, cruge. s 0 .1000 Congregationalisls, y IB W fa Congregrttionnlists ami Chase t • * . n u FOU KFNT iict 1onflagr.itions), 7,773 from rail.111 Farmers hieet tonight, nnd the Counter Jump­ .000 FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment roads and ’ 215 from drowning. Men's Club ers will look after the Rotes tomor­ .250 Femdnlc Apartments, 305 E. I*irrt analysis of fatal accident* in Merchants row night. , .250 Street. 100-tfc . United Stales for the week end The liox score for Inst night follows: Rotary .000 ITTTTk KNT -One i.c’.l room and kiTTir 1ing August 28. I''-’", shows that lin­ FRrmers ’ ' Chase & Co en furnished, price $15 per month. f.llowi-J;; were the uu>r6 important Apply to Mrs. H. D. Durant nt Lake causes of death: Automobiles, I COUNTRY CLUB Orlando Folks Like M ' Il)3-tic steam railways. 252; droWnings, loll You can find the name of -------------------- TTJ— falls. liU; street railways, 50; mines, NEW Y E A R DANCE ,ury live Business 51nn Our Country Club FOR KENT Small tottugc.’- * ‘ U** eun hots. 3'J: burns and scolds, In Sanford in this Column 232-31 p MONDAY NIGHT son. and G olf Links 3K; all other nui-v**, 223.’ The enuses each da). 3 l o o m s , light bouse i ' v.irc with tie- s< a ions. For example i t Hi REN l 1100 Sanfotd Avenue. tin * tile v lmlc > ir I'.'U.l fall* were Editor. Itroi-lcr. of the Oflando Ite- Will Be Informal nnd With Good Mu­ as keeping. B ti)C ’ i’ j ,n S 7 : M r a pTi . 213-31 p 1 11 - 1, i.v’. i.l.i'bi'« s .-.crr*iul and burns sic. Refreshments and Favors l>iirtrr-Stnr, Sa>H the Lake* Have r thi* August week of (FOR RENT -Furnished rooms. S. **K I--. thin!, bit Will Be Popular Strange Faacinntion for Him Quick Service Transfer ‘ iuril..r mu slrt-aand KimAvenue. ip«ti. fall, were fourth and autumn^ Storage I-’acilllies l-M n rin Schneider. 2:13-3tp , l h , n :s t. lYie Country Club not only hns <mc U. II. llro?>»ier, of the Orlando Re­ Ii •« plra-e ?ou. tell ntK.r.; If not. FOR RENT- Furnished npnrtnic.il *1 AuUnmlnle L.t .lilic* fur r.llev porter-Star, has always been n Han- of the bod golf courses for amuseIn a 21 regular I* ••• 1 « * l « i,|| I'hune 49H_________ 1 roi.ni:; nnd bath, after Jnti. 1st. l'>-jfrom 1915 to 1920 «how in­ meat during the daytime but the club 233-3tc c r ii. , f. ,m |,H3l in 1915 to 3,8m* in .lord booster nnd he has done much house is also one of the best places ________________________ ________ quite T. J. Miller & Sun. ----------- ! jqn., the ,-xin • 1eing 89 per cent. The , for our new country dub and goit for dancing and gatherings of nil # SANFORD ‘ !i, / Gratis from automobiles occur-’ links In the way of advertising. ^ kinds and the distance only lends enWANTED Machine & Foundry Co. WANED--A chanc e tTbulld your Med In Bt. LoH _ h? likes It «nUj ch^tment since the roads have been Crsrral Mzfhlne *nd. Boiler Works; new home before lumber gets any i ‘ theu- were 2,145.661 s he says "the Makes have ..... ni(tl|l lhrrP w„ , be in Cyhnder Grinding; Drl.uve Pinion*; higher. Plans and estimates fuvnisb'"""•I fr,5; " U,,',,n ,f° tr. ,, n' „ J ‘ lh, ,li|r a New Year's dame given for tho riy Whet) Steel Gear llantis; Crank rd.—Sai-Liril Nove.l) -r .vnieh vnoed ap|iroximutel> Ml*. HIM. . llifti lilturnet)-------------- Phone 62 WANTED TO RLN’l IVriiuin<-nt. 3 )U ftlt, l(t, , :i , , o w R h . , , . - t^ r t ^ t r t : ^ i: u — ....• - r r A out of town guests will be allowed. or 4 room unfurnished npni tinent. . . u.i.5 automobiles ill in use tne the numi'ii number " V ' 1 Brassier fine orchestra hns been engaged for flat or house, desirable location. Ad^ n|nountc.(| t„ nl„„;t 16,610. in', the nltnir and refreshment* nnd punch ELTON J. MOUGIITON .lies. "K. S." m o lloralil office, S.n- KRLl'Tt iTesTininU-d' thuMhere' will be i end Mrs Hurry Dickson came «P and favors will supplement the Joys AltCll IT E C r 14,000,000 motor vehicles in use with from Orlando ostensibly ^ sre the of dancing. The smnll sum of two dol­ ford, *F!a. WANTED " i< imii'ln -1 • * l;-' danger much intensified. In connec- big sea cow cnptrred h-rc Mondnj hut lars a coupb- will be charged to pay Room 7, Miller Bldg. , lsitrr-i for land clearing, contract tlo" Xllh autonmbile afddents. it it really developed c. lerward flu the expenses of the dance nnd the New UNF0RB FLORIDA '.vuik. G o d ramp. High land. I- Ihoulil be stated that the variation of Basile had coaxed the ladies to com. Years Dance promises to Ik- one of \V. Petkins, Grovcdntid. Fla, 2 t-18tc motor vehicle laws between the Mates, up here to see the fl* » hc" ” J. the nicest aflairs in the category uf „ n,| ,v ,„ mine SO In-tween munielpall- ity he came to play imiIL Mr* ni k the Fount)* Flub social events. ,____ ICHELLE R I A I N E S - Jr., business SANTUKl) NOVELTY WORKS *■ Bcnnnn*xinannu»»aBaannn«nua ' i* confusing and often dangerous son. who is a former t-anfnrd girl Anne lli.-gins, played her I W r th. peileslriiui nnd m o t o r i s t alike. Under New M a n a g em en t, I lie l or example, the minimum age for V. C. LOI.LEU, Propirive.s for 37 S t a t e , ogth e union var\\ Jk ie„ from m to IS >virs, while in the I f l l j H U K j : General S h o p and Mill tenmining stntcs there Is no minimum ■ Nu\i lo Fire Slnliun Work * ago requirements. Sumo stntcs exAll my «>ltl fricntln are cordially CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER invited to call ami and foo .<et* me m e iin n my nmiui all * .<* 1.....Ltm-d vuLnrii _ I Ilf Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. new placo o f l)U»ino-8,-whoy«b--I rrmes-but ^ Will Ilf plwutcil to servo hum qc-.re motorist* to . (III.LON & FRY ,vUh Hu* I « t 11*0 "fifi'ko* * f . r ^ i i « . KauuH aurrn’jan/'JK Br.rnn^nnansB ............. FRIDAY DIRECT gaKisaMuaiaBaaBaanaBgriaRliaHarrRanDi ■ M m m N i h COURTESY CO-OPERATION ACCOMMODATION ItOTII film S ANII lllivs TKAMS I1KKE FROM -SEAIIRREZE TO TAKE • ‘ THEIR MEDICINE ' . JThc basketball'fans nre promised a real treat this coming Friday night nt The Parish house cu rt. The boys ^George A. DcCottes tchm'ns well ns tho girls.team will Ikj Attorncy-nl-I*o'L here fro mSoabreczc to do battle with * our boys nnd girls tennis. (W,, Srmlnolo County Bank Coach Tillis of the girls oultit is FLORIDA mnking all the necessary preparations ugsroiin -• •• ___________ to uphold their end anil inasmuch ns Scab recto has n real scrappy girls FRED R- WILSON team this game promises to be well ATTORNEY-AT-LAW worth the admission' alone. Conch Wilkinson nnd Cnpt. Billy Hi Moyc only smilo when nsked what vlni National Bank Building Classified Ads Sc a line. No ad taken for less than 23c nnd positively n« they think tho outcome of tho boys classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count game will bo ns they huve hit their five words to a line nnd remit accordingly. • n n "■ ................... .. game of golf yesterday on thi . < pford links nndil gave her great pride to think she had played the game on the links of the old home town. Mr. Brnroicr nnd .Mrs. Dickson Biul the editor of the Ikwnld enjoyn^ an hour ^ T h i k s - n n d while-no exceptional scores were made the party thoroyg, cnJ d tlu. time while Mrs. Bros. a ....... I Mr., ct.iph W i.h. .0* 0.. .r - 1923 SERIES The car owner who ift salisfivll in* the day in nnd day out ushl' c of his automobile is the best asset n dealer posses•* • •, 8es. We take pride in the realization of the fact that Oak­ land car owners in the territory controlled by us and else­ where constitute our most valuable asset. A careful inspection nnd a ride in the Oakland 6-1-1 will reveal the reasons. % Kec us-for a demonstration and prices. / , K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y .. PIIONF. 17 - ... * SANFORD, FLA. 1 THE HERALD DOES RUSH JOB PRINTING . _I V . i- fi ■ a t SEDAN -\ CS FLORIDA’S GAMES GAINESVILLE, Dec. 27.—Univer­ sity of Florida’s Thanksgiving foot­ ball gnnie in *1923 will be played with the University of Alnbnmn at Bir­ mingham,'according to nn announce­ ment yesterday by the Athletic auth­ orities nt the university here. Two other games have been scheduled by.. n M 1, p i , " f license, fee Just enu.«.,*,n* m » t I ter the iro»n g .t.r. «n Iho |mtch o f the Florida, one with the army, nt \Vest e l e c t r ic a l c o n t r a c t o r s Point, op October 6, and the other • C • I^t JVi C IV I j I j ' ^ ! Rlnlc, ure lex In cnfurclnfc thnt |»or- club house. with Georgia Tech. ^**tiottho'i-e Lights iyul Appliance* ■ ■BUHnsannnnKnnnnanHnnnanB tlon o f *th0 law. In contrast is the There nre Islnmlv in the Indlnn ~ ' excellent work of the Massachusetts New Line of Fixtures ocean on which are giown cocoanuts KILLED IN SELF DEFENSE t investigation department, which dur­ Millhr Building----- Magnolia Avcnuw weighing 40 pounds or more thnt re­ ing 1919 suspended 1,013 license* and NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27—As nu evoked 8.56. There must be closer quire seven years to ripen. aftermath to a Christmns party in B. W. HERNDON ■operation between police depart-* The Daily Ilernld, 15c per week. ine of the suburban cnbnrcts, Fred inhnts nnd motor vehicle commissions, J. Ilansclman, .30, was shot nnd in s«> that traffic laws may lx? rigidly INSURANCE AGENCY itantiy killed this morning by; his enforced nnd the violators thereof tho -United States from 1915 to 1910 By Moses Folsom 22-year-old wife, who It is said by shows 978 fatalities aniMJIBrt non-faFIRP— :— AUTO-----*-B0ND9 the authorities, said that she killed l-'ew i>creaps, other than stnti.sti- adequately punished. t-dltlcs in which‘ it wns found that n Of the 11.90Q deaths from fulls In him in self defense ufter they had cinns, realize the numix* of deaths by large proportion occurs ut tho shr.ft the United States in 1919, «/>00 ot *S; 0. Shinholser both struggled to get possession of incident not to spenk of disabilities, 51.(1 per cent were mules nnd 5,400 door by haste to get in or out, and a revolver which the husband hnd sufferings and expense in the United or 43.4 |>«r cent females. An analysis thnt comparatively few can be attri­ placed under tho pillow. After hearing States in n single yenr by reason of Contractor nnA llulldcr ■of. 5,928 personal falls niado by the butes! to broken cables, falling cars, her story- the district nttorncy re­ accidents. Oregon state Industrial commission hoisting machinery,- etc. •^Rvonn -s. .... . . . f i o r i d i accidents. To enumerate tho cause* of acci­ leased her. No charges would be plac­ • Tho U nltcd^atcs lo*t i7,0M mon| ^ |6J luj 0. 1911) shows thp during the two years we took pari li ca),fcS lo% be: Slipping, dents, no doubt careleaancai comoa ed against her, he said. According to Her story her husband bccatno Infuri­ I*. Connelly; & Sons tho world war by being k . omj tripping, 33.1 I'or cent; first and then Ignorance. That is wo ated because she danced, with a cer­ lj»lahlUknl loos ing from disease In hospital*. sraffords nnd staging. HW per cent; do not realize the hazard* facing us tain man. After they returned home There were approximately c*.500 by the rapitj Invention of modern con­ *»-*:-\-i. H -k -T -A .T -n poles *nd tree*, 6-5 per ccht; runways *mtai% he struck her nnd the grapple for the fatal nccldents in tho United Stntcs In and* platforms, 6.5 per cent; Udders, veniences nnd necessities. In tra lM r n l, *-t»|*r«,„| |antl the iirnurr St. Louis was the firstc ity to take gun ensued. ------continental area during rt: 1919, ; *’ of, r,.j ,;t.r tent and floor openings, B-t which number 55 120 were moles and K - f J’*1* . !'iirH, Uiinilup the question of having a study of KITTEN CAU8EN DEATHS l.unim 2„.r,CU0 rcmalc.* Thi. I . .ho - c lf c n t hull.**, accidents n part of tho school course. Then Detroit. Rochester and other cit­ prrl, llu.lnr— Chn nrr- disputed, beenuse it was made by tm « tiiapuiwi . - of the Interstate Commerce CommliNEW YORK, Dec. 27.—A' small United-SUtes census bureau for the Main ORIco sion, 310 passengers, 2,454 employes, ies followed and in all theso cities the gray kitten playfully sprang ot a over 80 per rent of the population of end 4,710 others were killed by the morality hns been reduced. » U«,,:i*n i ,,,:' ,T V -.M>Mt,AX.V rubber home that connected up the the entire country: This appalling li*t The literature-in the "8nfcty First" ^ ,0 M|| IXVI'.NTMKXT t'OhPAXV steam railway* in 1919 of which only campaign Is already large, and the gna atove In a Brooklyn home of Mr*. —**’ <H________ 101-H llnivolls Ave­ of 75,(>5(l perron-iR whose lire* were ■J p er cent were pnaaengers. . Katherine Carey ycitcrday. A few _ ___ Miulfed’ out, was supplemented by s«v- ■ Drownlngs v*ry with tho seasons, Safety Institute of AmerUf has- It* hours later Mira. Carey and the kitten m end hundred thousand who were more home at 2fil Madison avenue, New T. Menlo Fox, authorized Ford but from 1916 to 1920 the average per were found aaphyxiated. Three u man* *U>ut trading in your old or less injured nnd put to vast ex­ year was 7,500, in which males large­ York, from which information can b« neighbors were aaved by the uae of not to Include personal sufferhad by Interested parties nnd that ^..^n * ncw °nc or buying a new car pense, 1 a .1 _^.1 UanMn •flllP ly predominate. M'l ought to inciudo you. - *. Natn^. r hono 331 aniI mnlco “ F* annual ‘^ u u i l V h y acci.lenU is'neary0 ®* " A suuum.ry of elevator accident, in I * y h Jos* b> nccltnis ^ . ntnt for . 233-5tp v ; * T •v%r\js * r F- O. B. ^ DETROIT AWFUL TOLL j* . OF ACCIDENTS E Fouarth O ff on Everything Strictly C D IA M O N D S C H IN A W ATCHES ■ BBBBBBBaBBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBBBBtlBBBBIIIII -, .»L f’u i.,* \ ii!- i ■ > ««-. IV O R Y SETS . At the new low price the Fol _v Sedan represents a greater val­ ue than has ever been offered. I It provides enclosed car com ­ fort in a dependable, quality product at a minimum cost Your order placed now will insure reasonably prompt de­ livery. Terms if desired. ,• I --- S * ,' EDWARDHIGGINS Authorized Ford, Llncolr. and * Fordson Dealer . ■ ■ *d � 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, 1922 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, December 27, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1922. 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 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1922; <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/236b405dfb2aa1b29d78bfff8e2d9e3c.pdf 5323b26cb04e1799f61a72707139388d PDF Text Text v- -■ 14♦ ,* *• i -iJ.j ' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME III. BRINGS LULL IN ACTIVITIES OF STATE OF LOUSIANA IN MYSTERY rnt i nWlNG NUMBER* 233 SAN FORD,‘FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2G, 1922 FINDING OF BAD HOOCH VIGOROUS WARFARE WAGED SEA CAUSE DEATHS ON OHIO BOOZE JOINTS FOR IN NEW YORK THE MURDER OF OFFICERS Makes Fifth JDry Agent Killed in Jefferson Coun­ ty by Unidentified Gunmen Tugs Still Search Lalce Erie Today For Missing Tug BOOTLEG LIQUOR I'LAYS HULL AT CHRISTMAS TIME M ir T k r A u n r U Ir d I’ r » « i . COW WAS CAUGHT IN FISHERMAN’S SEINE ffl ST. JOHNS RIVER Apartment House Goes Up in Smoke at Stockton,' California MANATEK, OK SEA COW, WAS MANY MILES FROM ITS HABITAT • NEW YORK, Dec. 26^—While ,police records show yesterday was the driest Chrlstmns in Gothnm’s history six deaths wore attributed by police Christmas Morn Brought Something to bootleg liquor. Autopsy will be Besides Candlni performed on bodies of five men nnd one woman todny. All bodies taken Said to Welffh Seven Hundred M ir Tfce A s s w la trd t’ rraak Duty at Mer Bnnjre and Bcsto morgue pending medical examina­ STOCKTON, Calif., Dec. 20.—In­ 1’ounda nnd Will Be r ' op'aml End of Mailer Is tion. stead of nwnkoning to the cheer of Not In Sight Mounted gift laden Christmas trees twenty-four fnmilics in an apartment house here While some of Toombs’ fishermen were stirred from their sleep nt 11:30 were dragging a ,n e t near Pickett’* | . u wi|| be able to establish through yesterday morning by flro thnt forc­ Point on the upper St. John# river I wilnM* identity of several m ened them to flee for their lives jn their yesterday m orning’ they caught a |wr» of the masked mob which Inst In a speech in the house recently night clothes. The fire department mammoth sen row, or a Manatee,, a* i«u»t kidnapped five Mcrrouge realRepresentative Joe Scnrs of the Jack­ reports indicated that all were saved they nre called. Thinking it was an ' .fU including , Watt. Daniels and lu --------, . I without injury. Many persons on the alligator the . fishermen took no sonville district said; jlomas Richards, whoae^decapUated "The house may recnll that in 1915 upper flodrs were rescued by ladders chances nnd killed it in the net where were taken from the Inke last or 191*1 I urgisl upon my colleagues n short time after the fire started in it wns making an awful fight to Ittck was « statement of investigatho tho necessity of building fnst battle the basement from an undetermined escape. Ilnil they known what it was L „ho have been working on Identification cruisers, submarines, and submarine cause. Helpless families were hunil- they would never have killed it ns a several months. chnscrs instead of largo .battleships died in the streets, their Christinas Manatee, or sen cow, is a rare animal liabe made to secret service meji who nnd supenlrcndnoughUi; but the World presents lost along with other house­ now in Florida nnd none of them arc ItWy declare shrillu etnoTn shrdlu un War wns on nnd some feared we would hold possessions. .Estimated the loss killed any more. L through the farmer who they tie. Tho Monatoo frequent* the shallow be drnwn into the struggle, and these will be $100,000. Itbrt told them he witnessed the seizSelf Defense is • * Inlets nnd lagoons running into the fenrs were well "founded for wo wore L 0f the five men nptl recognized We arrived in Sanford on Sunday floor. The wide streets are lined with finally drawn into tho great Wold Ferry Boat Operator Imul from the ocean nnd are never of the nhductora when they liftthe Claim of a afternoon before two o’clock, engaged avenues of palms of several sorts, War. The distinguished gentleman found this far from salt water nnd Pepper nnd Camphor trees, Live Oaks Idtheir hoods t«i drinkwater they had Kills Three Children the Louisville Lady bur room a t the Valdez and started and some other kinds of trees. The from Alabama (Mr; Oliver) led the catching of the Manatee "here ycaItfdcrrdhim to tiring. in Cold Blood Xiyas light off to see the town. Sanford is light for fast battle cruisers, sub­ ti rday brings up sumo interesting cottages sport nice Inwns mid groups Who Shot and Killed Auto Salesman data in connection with the . same. a town or city well worth seeing: u „f subtropical specimens. There are marines ami submarine chasers. 1 BASTROP, I ji .. Dec. 2<>.—Christ­ Yesterday hustling, bustling, growing place, full inngnifirenl clumps of Bamboos, grand want to take Ibis occasion to ndilres.i Wan in Love Willi Sister of the Slain q(|,.y nr(, n harmless animal that rci e brought a lull in thp activities of Mir Ihr AnniM liilril l*rr«»l Children tho house for just a few moments, be­ sembles a cow in some respects and Iftf itatc in. its efforts to solve the LOUISVILLE. Ky., Dec. 20.— A of pep and enterprise, us I found out bushes of Oleanders, Hibiscuses, U n- cause after I made that ........ .. I was on account of this fact nnd that they Uotthouso kidnapping nnd murder woman’s story of n quarrel, a shot the following down, and when I sta y -1tanas. Jnsminums nnd any number of ( I l f T h e i M u r l R l n l l #r e » * | severely criticised in my state besucked their young much like a cow other plants, many of which 1 could Izpttry. All indication* were that and her vigil from dusk to dawn over ed over nguin on my, way home. It SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 2ti.-Cor|»4Ction.%l murder warrant* would not the body of a man she killed are being has several handsome, large, up-to- not place, the more so, ns they were cause • I wns supposed to la* opposed oeer’s office here Is seeking today to would elo, that the*y are harmless nnd Ik isjueil on the day of "peace on cheeked by police here. "I killed my date hotels; fine, clean, wide brick- nut in flower. Allamnndns and lli-, to a navy, nnd Florida, extending out learn something of the history of have a head nnd eyes like n cow they | Mrth." Two companies of state troops friend" Mrs. Olive L. Jones, .12, pret­ paved streets; many beautiful church­ biscus, also the Crape Myrtle, were in into the (Ailf ubout tU)0 miles, is ns you Emil Neuriter, aged 10, a ferry boat ged the same of sen co'w. They lerok |lk holiday dinners frim moss kits in ty, divorcee, announced when she en­ es and imposing public buildings. The full bloom in every garden or yard know, very deeply interested in the operator, who yesterday invaded the very much like a hippopotamum and have n very thick hide and the fisher­ lifer shadow of Parish jail, which now tered police department nt daylight many schools are n credit to the city, ami a beautiful show they made. O f.navy. therefore, homo of It. C. Engel, Weioel worker, men who caught tin* Manatee shotted course, our own garden flowers were "It is gratifying to im laeUics lluliiluv, a suspect in con- Monday. It wns the first knowledge I>cing substantial, well designed and come around to tlit* with llrtce' pistols just ns celebration the marks on tho hide where it newnlxttkn with the murder of Watt Dan- police had thiit O. I.. Black, auto well situated. Sanford is an import­ well r»‘|»re:il*nted everywhere—lied* or to see the house suggestion that I then offereil. As erf "Christmas day was starting, nnd cd that the uitioii of the froah water |Kj and Thomns Richards. Eight sales manager hnd been killed Sunday ant railroad center of Florida, beside* I orders nY Zinnias, Vincas, Snlvis, Pe­ three of Engel's children mull su|re!ilreudnoughls have not even yet slew then killed Mnuudf. The only light was causing some kind of scale or de­ |*2« dbtnni at Merrouge another afternoon in a woman’s apartment. commanding a great river traffic. It tunias, etc. lieen cernipleted- althougb seven years cay in take plnce on the bide of the Inopjny of troops relaxed from a Mis. Jones said she fired in self de­ is tho homo of many wealthy and .in-, To these I paid* little attention, my or more have elapsed. Unelcr the fl-fr-3 shed upon the affair was given by animal. eye following the ever present rambl­ |htk of strenuous activity. These fense. fluential citizens who nre responsible pact those superdreudnoughts liaviv] Helen Engel, 10, *ister of the victims. Mr. Toombs brought the sea cow to Itary men were retained nt Meffo r fts rapid development into the ers and climbers thnt often tried to l^vn cast aside nnd the millions of who sniil that Neuriter had made lov* Sanford at once and placed It on cold hide tin* buildings entirely from ,thc Ifsege by order of the governor of twelfth largest in Florida. There are has been to her last spring and hnd been re- storage where it will be kept nwnlting e dollars expended on ^ lent |ifet itatc, who fixed to leave citizens First Conference three fine bunks, a daily nml weekly ground to the roof. The luxuriously pilleil, later writing threatening let­ the action of the Chamber of Com­ | ta themselves. Reports tltql bloodSenior Circuit Judges newspaper and any number of first- growing Bougainvilleas, Tecomas, wasted. ters to the family. “ i f is nlso gratifying to me, nno I merce or some of the hntelq who f’lcrodendrons, Antigonons, JnsmlIdol ii imminent between faction* of class stores. One of Sanford’s out­ Designed to Expedite nn» sure it is gratifying to the distin­ might want to mount the hide ami nums, Fiscus putnila nnd English IIrrnjpcople who have, been quic tiy standing institutions is its Chamber guished gentleman from Alabama, Serious Accident keep it for a curiosity. . Ivies were enough to keep me stirring |rnirg themselves since depredation Federal Judicial Business Hns Been of. Commerce, composed of the fore­ (Mr. Oliver), to know that Secretary A m far ns the ijn mory of mnn runfor minutes a t a time. Bignonin venat Park and Second Id Ritkril white rolled men on DnsCalled * most, most progressive nnd efficient usta is u beautiful and much employ­ of the Navy Daniels practically all m-tlL the sen cow hns never come up |trtp.Mcrrouge highway last August men in the rity. Sanford is sniil to —Car Hits Sidewalk of the leading admiral* of the Amer­ th in 'far from the salt water nnd the—■ litrn five aiu-ii were kidnapped gnuspossess the largest original icihg sta- ed climber nnd is- only rivaled by ican navy. Lloyd George ofhnglnnd, M lf A m iip lalrd P re s s ) finding of the Manatee here can only Thunbergin grnndiflorn. The more I | »-l i rani ellat ion of the order for WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—The first tion in the world, from which ref rigers abroad and, Car Driven by Tom Terry lilt**" Null. h< accounted for in the supposition the handsome, charming, n,,d the hading P"W Ibsopi to join those ut Bastrop. coifft-mit v of nine senior circuit erntor cars nre iced Irefore beginning gazed upon Who Was Walking on Sidewalk that the high water of a few months in the the shade shade of according to the gentleman from New Bodivs of two of the alleged victims juilifos Cimlcr a rem it net of congress their journo yto the large markets of |H»nceful dwellings, in Jenny ( Mr/ Parker), Secretary Denhack brought it as fnr ns the upper 1*1 the nieli. Mown up from the but- designed to expedite federal judicial the country. During one March. 373 noble trees, the more did the wish, by, are jn accord with the attitude we A serious accident took place nt St. Johns and into Lake Harney as the Ifcm of Lake LaFourche, Thursday, business has been called by Chief Jus­ cars of celery were Iced and shipped in i that I might live here, take possession nssumed in 1910. the corner of Park .Avenue and*Sec- place*where It wns caught was on tho iHmlifird ns Watt Daniels nnd Thnin- tice Taft t o / lie held at Washington one week. The plant is privately own- i f me. To own n garden where green "I sincerely trust that In the fu­ ond street todny when n Dodge car liorder of the shore of this Inke. lu Rirhari!-. were burled in the Dnn- Thursday. In addition to authorizing oil, ns are the gns, water nnd electric things nnd nil sorts of brilliant flow- ture whrfl I undertake In my* humble drlvqn by Tom Terry, of the Znring The Mnnateo has attracted much twenty-four district plnnts. Hnnford. "The City Sub*tnn- era grow in evcrlnsning luxuriance cv- way to make a fight to save some Company, driving nt a fnst speed IkU'family giound seven miles from appointment 'attention arid will probably bring a tinl," hns alxiut 10,000 Inhabitants mid try month of the year acemcd to mo |2rr Rouge Sunday afternoon side by judges tho new Inxv also provided for money for the people it will not be swerved across the northwest corner, | air in the presence of a vast throng animal conference of senior circuit sjiow* an increase of over C# pet* cent nil n mnn could wish for. Add to all misconstrued of misunderstood that l struck" Mr. Nnll, who wns walking on ncicntific research from the SmithId relatives, friends and curiosity judges. Tor. the last ten Jenr census period. the benuty surrounding you n deep mn opposed to anything thnt is pro- the sidewalk at thnt point, hit the Monihn. Institute or some othor scien­ ^__ _ ■ |tttktrr. Theatres, olubx nnd fraternal ordwrs *blue «ky, n kisy, fragrant breeze nnd pressive, but simply thnt I am trying awning post of the Thus. Emmet Wil- tific institution to inquire Into the , question of the Manatee getting this SAHAI1 BERNHARDT, Daniels was n world war veteran, ilre well represented and boused in re- the song , ,of birds,. and. . . man, you/ could,1 to servo my country as I see my duty. Mqi building, turned square uroum far from its native hnbitnl. oof imagine anything more perfect or • * FAMOUS ACTRESS Iferrrg run servte n the tank turps. resentntive buildings> If we bail-adopted the amendment of and faced Second street before it enticing. A dozen times, ns I stood I Hi »ai single. Iticharils was married j • SUFFERS RELAPSE 1‘locntcd one florist on the outskirts the gentleman from Alabama (Mr. stopped. Details of the accident can­ am! let my eyes feast on the attrac­ Oliver) a t that time, ns I said, mill­ not be lcnmcd nt this writing as t<> SPECIAL lIU Pl’ MODELS ACHIEVE Iiad the- fa ther of two children. Both .f tho city, but did not find a florist Mir The A iw titw l I 'r m ) . l*rf» ntcipbers of families that were PARIS- Dec. 20.—Sarnh Bcrnhnrdt, store. As it was Sunday* I did not try tive scenes spread before me, I wns ion* of dollars would hnvc been saved Just how the car ran into the sidewalk . .* INSTANT SUCCESS tudely awakened from my dream by we would hnvc hnd the bnttle cruis­ and swerved so far off the street but 11*veers in MorehoUsc. the famous actress, suffered a relapse to bother my brother florist; just gave ^ ‘th the funeral services ended, the during tho early hours Sunday morn­ the place n tookover from n distance my* companion’s impatient: "Lot’s ers, submarines and destroyers thut was probably due to the speed of the The "reception accorded by the buy­ |o»»di storied quietly for home. There ing. when she hnd nnother fainting and so did not see much. My friend move on.” I hnd to forgive him, for wo ought t olmvo nnd that wo must ear nnd a steering gear loose on any­ ing public to the sdi cially Vquipped |*u no outward expression of feeling spoil which lasted.fo r: a con*i«leL*»W«. -and. L .wandered ar.ound, enjoying Jhe all his life he had been a grocer in have, nnd we would hnvn n well-bal­ one of many things could have caused Hupmobile, to u rin g ^ ^ l roadster mod- • has ‘kruir're'porteil as surging time. Bight of the beautiful buildings nml New York, and whnt could ho be ex­ anced and efficient navy."—Jackson­ tho accident. * els announced in November hns been bin the kin of the dead. ■ Courngc nlone Is snid to be sustain­ private residences, all of which are, pected to know hbout Nature? ville Journal. Mr. Null had an arm and leg brok­ so enthusiastic that it hns nlrrady' Well, wo "moved on," nnd present­ ing tho nertoss. Her phyjdcal strength ns everywhere in Fiordia, set about 2 en nnd suffered otheg injuries nnd Ikoeh found necessary to devote nearly [CUrrHINC PRICES RISING SINCE Is'dcclnred to lie fnst ebbing. The doc­ feet nbovc ground, with no eellar but ly came to an extra fine and well-kept Violent Storms Raging wns rushed to the hospital where he 50 |»er cent of the llupmoftile open car (Continued on pago 2) tors who are constantly In attendance a perfectly cigar space underneath the is in n critical condition nt the time output exclusively to theso two mod­ PROFITEERS’ TA RIFF LAW in the North Atlantic thl* paper goes to press. u|>on her expressed the opinion Sun­ PASSED compensation, no adequate requittnl; day evening th^t only n miracle could DISABLED VETERANS Sweep Over the Ocean The car hnd two wheels broken off els.Thl* announcement wa* made l»*t but they are entitled to tho utmost und was otherwise badly damaged, . . . RECEIVE GREETINGS Procrevvive increases in tho cost of save her. assurance tlint a grateful people Big Liners Arc C’oekle Shells on the Mr. Terry suffered several bruises week by O. C. Hutchinson, general Christmas eve in tho Bernhardt H clothing, fuel, structural nmtersales malinger of the Hupp Motor Cor FROM WHITE HOUSE stands fillin g and anxious to do, and nnd his esenpo from death wns n ir- Corporation. High Roller* I «** and other commodities nre being mansion In the boulevard Pcrierc was will continue to do everything pos­ aculoua. j^ rd e d in the press nnd in thu price a silent one, The servants nnd others Owing to the rapid sale* of both WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Presi­ sible for them. , • of this household moved noiselessly «t* Issued by manufacturers nnd models, numerous distributors from M»vT*. A T f i '. V ’ 'V io ie n t dent Harding In a Christmas message "Thnt the coming year mny bring NEW YORK, Dec. 9 throuifh the semi-darkness, the hnlls, various sections of the country have aT*"’ ennetment of which formerly ai Christina. tjd« to disabled war veterans made pub­ them In tho fullest measure restored tempest* In tho North Atlantic Senate Republican besieged the company a t Detroit to . Pnrdncy-McCUmber • profiteers* glowed with brilliance. Bernhardts .0- lic nst night declared they were “en­ fortune, health nnd prlsperjty I* my agninst howling power of which tho Leaders Confer— I act. increase' their allotment* a tonce. titled to the utmost nssurnneo that n earnest wish nnd of the entire nation." ocean liners are hut flimsy cockle­ Jn the national capital, official habl- ycar old butler,’"Arthur, was sad of grateful people stands willing and Trying to Agree Equipment on both car* lacludoa shells, have raged through the past nlckcl-plnted radiator, radiator cap ' Republican congres* which eye and disconsolate. anxious to do nnd will continue to CHRISTMAS IN MEMPHIS week threatening smaller vcssclji with “ Madame is very low," ho said J“ **,l- and of the Republican preainnd bar, cowl lamps, barrel head do, everything possiblo for them." On Changes In Proposal of Senator destruction, wrecking stenmera deck WAS CELEBRATED— I " al *ho signed, the profiteer* jaw , a with quivering Bp** "Madame wa* lam ps,’ aluminum scuff plates, disc Tho greeting of the president, which Borah POOR REMEMBERED equipment, driving fast liners out of ■ : ., * **®Jwrnble advance in the prlco of progressing favorably," he added, tho Disabled American Vetcrnns’, wheels and a special Imported Bur­ their usual Innca, striking terror to J*'®» clothing has liocn made by n "until this relapse." bank top In dark brown. Tho roadster through its national offices here, sent the henrts of hundreds of passanger* Professor Obissier, chief of the me­ i n r Tfc* rj* « ) , inK firm of tailors. In an nnalso carries the additional equipment M lf T i e rrM «» out to It* member*, follows: WASHINGTON, Dee. 20.—Senate MEMPHIS, Dec. 20.—Memphis according to wlrileBi report*. Sev■"Qnrxmi nt sent to their customer*, dical staff attending Mme. Bernhardt of nickeliplated bars on the rear deck "It Is dcecm dcspoclaliy filling that oral vessels reported they would Ik: Republican lenders conferred in an B„id to the Associated Pre*s corns^••^ocIirnn & Company any; a t Qic Christmas season tho gratitude paused yesterday to celebrate Christ­ ono or two dny* late arriving here. effort to agree on what chnpges will »nd a tilted tiro carrier. Otherwise , i to the increased co*t of proof tho nation *hotild be extended to mas day after holiday bualnesa, which seek in proposal of Scnntor Borah for bot hears nro tho same as tho standard 1on *nd material*. I am com)K*lled ,P "Wh»o We atill hope for her re­ tho sick, thcllisablcd nnd maimed men according to many leading merchants JACKSON, Dec. 20.—Mr*. Agne* international economic and disarma­ Mupmobile models. •aranre tho presont price of^nll covery" it i* c^ tnin that Mme. BeJ’n* of tho country’* military service. has exceeded the previous years and Both cars," Mr. Hutchinson says, ment conference. I.a r gv part of the 110. This increase will become hardt will never face the foo I ght* Theso men are beyond nil others the many civic ond fraternal organiza­ Gore, 55, la dend and Claude Gibson Republican membership and n num­ “have met n ready response from that her son-in-law Is In the county Jail again. Absolute repose and quiet for w®ctive December I t." armed service In which they nnd their tions turner! their thoughts to bring­ ber of Democrats are understood to increasing class of buyers which seeks many long months arc essential. ing happiness to less fortunate of the where ho was taken after whnt police be against tho Borah amendment to tho specially equipped models." most sorely tried victims of ’ the I /iv. 1 ^ nur'c“n Woolen Company During the physician » talk with the tukld wns an attem pt by Gibson to 1 ^ . ^ °°I Trust) has increased the comrades upheld tho national security city. Sprlng-llko weather . prevailed shoot wife during Christmas celobrn-'the navy bill In the present form. The correspondent, several life long per­ here early today. Tho, day started IP of iu produuts from 10 to 45 WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—An ap­ . world-famous ac- and vindicated tho national honor. tion- Gibson is said to have entered views of Harding, IKighea nnd other | a ,y‘,nl*ar,d makers and retailer* ^ ^ *0W I-.. prompUH. th . quiet for police and bul few Christ­ tho homo, while a number of* guents ’ * officials have boon sought but opin­ peal for representation of the south cn‘ cl°lhlng in various part* of nation to a very considerable dealing mas drunks were on police blotter. on tho Supremo court «tnd *eml Ju­ *** eoun»«, v.__ . .. . ... were there ond fired five shots at hi* ions hava not been disclosed. “ ""17 followed IhU 0,+ lw o d dicial agencies auch as tho Interstate with them, It U hoped, )uu been in Po^ supplanting string In fasten­ wife, killing his mother-ln:law in­ soiho measure pt least, commensurate til* h .i , . " t’ncc" 'v** Columbia ha* become a serious rival Commerce Federal Trade Commission w wriah and clothing' between ing one of her trips through Amerl with tho debt owing to them. For ing packages, an 'inventor has com­ stoutly. of Indian In supplying the world with was made in the senate today by Sen­ r They desired to go Into tho nick her 1 nnd Decombcr l was 2 1-4 such misfortune* os have como to bined gummed paper tape with a fold­ ator Harris, of Georgia. room,* but tho doctor refused to per­ Th* Herald, 15c par waak, delivered castor oil. thousands of them there can be no ing hook and eyelet attachment. T j Z t °r at lho ratc of 27 per cent mit them to do to. .1 j •, 'V f v il -j £ •■ . . . . TVJ " ■.. i : . . *: i.? - - • ’% ’s s m r i L STEUHENVILLE, Ohio., Dee. 20.—Fresh nnd vigorous warfare on the "speak casics" "hip-pocket venders" ns well as tho higher ups in JelTeraon county’s olleged liquor combine will be lnunched dt once prohibition officers announced ns a result of the slaying nt midnight of Charles Bllnn, lender of Which Left Cleveland Last Thursday a squqjl of eight dry agents. Officials ndmitted they wore baffled by the and Is ])ue In lluffalo murder of Bllnn, whoso body with three bullet wounds was found in u dnrk nlley In the Polish section of the city. Twenty feet awny lay the empty pockM ir Th«* .U a w la lrd I’ r fM ) ctbook of the officer with his revolver missing. He was the fifth dry agent CLEVELAND, Dec. 20—The fourth of Jefferson county to lose his life a t the hnnds of unidentified gunmen. tug wns added this morning to the three already searching I.nke Erie for ka iu l a lu b no nu ►a m fci b-i i»j w .R* tho missing Tug Cornell, which left hero last Thursday and wns duo in lluffalo Friday morning. One tug covered tho middle of tho lake a s 'fa r ns Eric yesterday and reported • no traces ui of tug orI wreckage. Two oth UttCi-B IUK U ^ ^ 1>fttroll|n r n6rth shore mnilc simitar vnln searches. The tug Ore­ gon was rent out today to cruise the Id IQ M h N* A h j fcn id lei x i Ri rj south shore ns far ns Fairport and then work out into the middle of the The following fine descriptive article of the Sanford section by G. ThornInke. Efforts nlso being made to en­ list nirplnnes in search. . • men, editor of the Florist’* Exchange of New York City, is most interesting snd contains some very good point* about our city and country: WELL KNOWN FLORIST OF NEW YORK WRITES OF HIS TRIP TO GREAT SANFORD SECTION low IMMENSE_ ANIMAL Sears Defends Stand on Navy Lot a I �. - * / -7* t : v - > V : ’ ' - ‘*• " *-; - V fc«• ' , >- • - • . *■• k .“ 7 \K SANFORD DAILY HERALD,•SATURDAY.' DECEMBER 23, 1922 --- r ■ ■| • to to music. A cardial welcomi! to all to en­ to joy these pictures with os. to ' The Congregational Men's club nro , ' — •’ » • to buying n Safety Cinema Projector for nr ___ , SO to the use of tho church on Sunday night t o —F o r Florida: F air today to to to to to to to to to to to The machine is 'aald to produce line ** - and j Sunday; / somewhat to moving pictures, and „thcy hope to • *• \ ^ warmer" Sunday, to SCRAP C|! ASS have it here so as to give a Christmas po to Tomorrow is |)r. Walker’s last S un-' pn,,*rara r,ost Monday night a t the, ■ to to t o . f« n to na day in Sanford and his last tiine to Sunday ■nchool Christmijs exercises to to to We wish to; extend to our manyL * . The Kind You Know ANI> , • teach his great body of men called which will be given at th at time. A ■friends and patrons our sincere to to to to to to to They'cost no more Ilian ordl“Scrap Iron." Let every man that be­ cordial Invitation is given to nil to.Lo J'nary tir e s . r*-'1 longs to this class nnd evrry mar. that with us next Monday night. thanks for.the hearty support' given to • ““ . to has i:\pr attended tho clash l>v oo A free lube with every tiro to us in the closing season. We earnest­ to hand tomorrow and show your appro-' In a Geo. Melford Production every day. . • CHRISTIAN SCIENCE * to to elation of Dr. Walker r.r.d his great t o . • ly solicit a continuance o f the same ' SERVICE ’ • to to to to to to i to work. Come and bring several fellows Automobile Hollis ' SUNDAY, Dee. C J, 1022. •! # with you. You’ll hear rt grcnl mes­ for the coming season. R5r: * • Subject: This is the 'big day for shopping. sage. . . ’Hip: Gallons of Gas and Two women, a French dancer rage. • “Christ Jesus." With best wishes for a Merry Y B f.1 n proud society beauty, . ; Full Quarts of Oil . and • Church Servico .'.__ U :00 a. nt. All Sanford stores report a fine throwing conventions to the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Christmas and a happy and prosper­ . • • Sunday School f-. 10:00 a. m. Chrir.tmns trade. . winds «nd fighting for n Sunday School, 11:30 a. m. • Woman’s Club llldg., Onko Ave. ous New Year. Free Air and Battery man's love in the hot wastes Morning worship nnd sermon, Ml . ’• f ALL ARE WELCOME * And it looks like the good —trade o’clock. Subject, “Tim Heart of the ♦ of the Sahara. Wild adven­ * t • » • Water . • ‘ S in cerely. will continue even a fte r Christmas. tures, gay Arabian revels, Christmas Message.” tears and. tempestuous rom­ CHURCH SERVICES! . .1 Daptist Young People's Unions, a tj » . O. P. Swope, county commissioner (5:30 p. m ance. Aisi _ , . . -. * *;> >-.i Tomorrow, the 4lh Sunday In Adkjbtv nnd large landholder of tho Ovcldo Christmas musical program and)vent. section*was |N the city today. . baptismal service a t 7:30 p. m. L.vrinar-. a t 10:50 n. m. < ' I'’ Pra^e or meeting and Hible study ortS Sermon on the day’s gospel, , J. J. N. CONNER, Manager . 10;» Palmetto A v^^I’honc 48l<Jf« The Sanford stores, will Inngurnto Wednesday evening a t 7:30 o’clock,! benediction after mass. an advertising campaign a fter Janu­ Midnight nin« Christinns eve. .. subject, "On n Wooing fcrrund’*1John 115 E ast First Street—:-------------- Phone 104 ary first that will surpass any before 1:35-43. No other massed Chriotmus day. attempted. Sunbeam Dand Monday nt 3:30 p. Sunday schofd as usual at D a. m. ” Monthly collection taken mI takep during ofMrs. Henry McLnulin leaves tomor­ 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE J. A. Davis and1A. E. Davis, of fertory of the mass. ' row for Macon, Gn., where she wjll PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS SHEET MUSIC Strnngorii welcome. s|K'nd tho holidays with her sisters. Greenwood, 8. C., father nnd brother i’REHUYTKRIAN CHURCH RECORDS E PLAYER ROLLS of Mrs. J. R, Lyles, n ri/in tho city ns MS See advertisement for Xmas serv* MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor ices. Mrs. J . A. Ilnrrold was called to her guests for tho holidnys. PIANO TUNING------PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS The Presbyterians will hold their Jacksonville Wednesday by tho seri­ Phone 217-W .. nnnunl White Gift service on Hundny POSTOFFICE OPEN E. A. Fnrnello, of Oviedo, was in II r*S have any »Ullln» »• ous illnesa of her father. night at 7:30. Tho church will lx* beau­ the city today and reports tho citrus - H T»» sr« s a la s um/nhrrr mr n •anIn*. SUNDAY AND MONDAY tifully decorated nml tho r.crvico will S m * . ar If t t a mr* aatsrtatalaa. writ a s s tla l card in thla irpartm .nl, altlna MORNINGS AT NINE Mary I>iul*o Wells, of Tampa' is racking plants clcr.cd down for the include a pageant given by the young M s ll t, or OlrpkMHi lha llrta. ll *11 holiday vacation period. spending tho hldidnyn here witli her people. , k* •really appreciate* ounces that aunt Mr*, Alfred. I.iljn. Services of the day will Ik> ns fol­ i Postmaster Elder announces Mr. and Mrs. Reg Holly nnd little tho posloffiro windows will rill lx.- o|Wn nsut*?* lows: ~ MKTHDAY PARTY son left jjiday for Ellcnton where on Sundny nnd Monday mornings mornings for Miss I/>ve Turner of. Quincy, Fla., they wlll^spend Christmns. w(th Mrs. 11:45, Sunday srhoal. Ycstorday afternoon Little Miss in the house guest of Mrs. W. Morton llolly'H parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . R. 11 n. m. Chistmn .1 preaching ser­ tho delivery of parcels only lit Jnno Sharon, winsome young dougho'clock. No other husiiioss will ho; Thigpen for the holidays. * Christmas music. tc r-o f Jm|go nnd M n v J . G, Sharon, \ V00** ___ /•:**!&##! vice, transacted and windows will only re­ 2. p. m., Junior C. E. entertained most delightfully at n main open ldng enough .to serve pat­ Tho Seminole Ilnnk Is decked out hi ’ Mmj.lt.' E. Tolur is spending the day 3 p. m„ Intermediate C. E. . birthdny party a t her home In Tenth rons wlio are ready nt tliat time. in Jacksonville today, having gone up Christmas decorations tmlny nnd Is 7:30 p. m., White Gift service _ *■» - *_ , street, It being her sixth birthday an­ Cnrriers will deliver on Sunday par­ calling attention to the starting *nf there yesterday afternoon. Next to Princess Theatre niversary. cels only. On Monday they will mnko the new year for Christmas Savings METHODIST CHURCH Red nnd green, the Christmas colors one trip with mail of nil classes. W. W. Iliirchopp of Tampa was in accounts. Sundny school, a. in. wero emphasized in the decorations the city yesterday attending to busi­ Dr. Wnlkera’ Scrap Iron class a t the David Wilcox, of Lnwrcnccburg, nnd details of this pretty party. Vases ness, making his headquarters at the The Daily Demid, 15c per Week. Princess Theatre, U:f»0 u. in. Tcnn., is visiting hi., non, Snimiid Wil­ of cut flowers wero effectively placed Mnntezumn. cox. Mr. Wilcox spent two" days at * Preaching by Dr. Walker nt II n. in the various rooms. In the, dining ATTENTION , in. Subject 'Tim Mystery of Life.” n>om the table was centered with it. A. M. will install officers on De­ Mrs. E. I. Rogers of Savannah, Gn., Macon, Gn., where ho visited Mr. and Kpworth Ix-ague, (5:30 p. in. Brthe most attractive Christmas tree, will arrive here thiaeveningtospend Mrs. Grubbs. Ilis nun nnd wifo are cember 2lith, 7:30 p. m. A good nt-j At 7:30 p.- m. n Christmas servico appropriately decorated. On this were the holidays with her sister-M rs. A1 Imping be will spend tho winter In i . tendnnrc expected. It) haviun the valves ground nr the brakes rclincd or a general over­ of readings und song ''Wutchiiig Witli S:.nf«rd. . hung hags of candies which were used I.iljn. . • t*. J. RUM I’ll, Sec’y. ■ hauling—The liest of service • the Shepherds" You me cordially In­ ns favors. Stream ers were fastened J. MUSS0N, High Priest. vited to these »ervic»«. " from tho chnndcller to .tho corners of Mr. and Mi t , J. II. Wynn bad ns jl T. Smith of Unities City Wan ' the tnblo and at one end was the large among tho business visitors here yes­ their goer la Thursday nighty Mr. nnd HOLY CROSS CHURI'II birthdny cake iced in white nnd top­ terday and wns registered at tho Mon- Mrs. M. M. Wynii of Fort White, Fln.,| TAKE O U R .A D V IC E-U SE — ped with six tiny red candles. tezuinn. • nnd Mrs. J. E. Nessmith, of Miami.' Cimrrli Services U*f Ith Sunday in ’ The afternoon wns merrily spent Mist Gladys Wynn accompanied th em ! AtJ_v,; n. '* ,>lC' ?*' U‘f “’ ' \ iM hu: GENERAL REPAIRS t :;»t| a, in., low celebration.. . with guinea of nil kinds, nnd late in Julius Rogers, of Savannuli, a stu­ to Miami to spend the Christmas hul n * rirenpmy BAKINQ POWDER 0:43 a. in., Sunday school. * Day Phone, 391 v * Night Phoim^Mfi-J -.. the nfter.noun, the guests wore invited dent’ of the G. M. A. nt Atlanta, is Idnys. II a. in. Matins and l.itnny. . Wight Rrothcrs Co. Department Garage Ituilding Into'the dining room (or refreshments. spending the holidays here me the W OO DCO CK & R IQ N B Y 7:20 ti. n». Fir.it Vespers nnd serJco cream and individual cakes wore guest of his nunl Mrs. Alfred I.iljn. RAH FOR CHRISTMAS Former students of Sanford High mnti. served by Mrs. Sharon, assisted by are bark from college to help us’ cel­ ’ Special ndvint music in-lho morn­ her mother Mrs. Smith and Mrs. El­ .Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Smith of El­ ian Sharon. gin, III., arrived In the city yesterday ebrate nnd we’re glnd to- see them. ing and siiecinl ( hristma.-i music in the evening by a largo choir. About twenty yoijtig guests enjoyed and are pleasantly located nt the Among those who have visited us are In the morning, Mrs. U>nks (con­ Murgnret Zachary, Lillian Shinholser, this delightful affair, and little Miss Montezuma. ' tralto) will, song n s -soloist, and nt ulnflon Hand. Jufin Zachary, Ethel Sharon received many lovely giftn nnd night the anthem will lx* "Sing, Sing Henry, Florence Henry, Fay Lous­ Mr. nnd Mm. W. H. Raskin nnd Mr. good wisheu from Kbr friends. £ O llonvons,” by large chorus choir, and Mrs. J. II. ftnskin, of Tampa, are ing, Joa Cooley nnd Gladys Adams. One of the unununl featuies of the Mrs. Tnl neb (soprano) soloist. SCRIPT DANCE AT HOTEL VAL­ upending n short time in the city and On Christmas dny, services: week way the music contest condui t are slopping at the Montezuma. f, DEZ 7 a. ni.- low cell hi nt ion. rd by Miss Gray, who pluyed -seven J 1U a. m., choral cclebtiition and ser­ ^Without a doubt one of the most de­ familiar rtcordj arid had the pupils Mrs. Ellen G. Sharon of Quincy, a r­ . lightfully informal events of the sea­ rived In the city Thursday and -will identify them. The following made mon. son, wus the Script i)uncu nt tho Ho­ spend wjme time hero with her son, nhove DO per cent: Eva Grace W ag­ Tuesday, Dec. 2(5. SI. Stephens Dny 7 a. m., low i-elebrntion. tel Vsldoz, Inst night, given by Peter lion. J. G. Sharon nnd family. ner, Mao Hall, Helen Vemny, Club Wednesday, 7 a. np St. Johns Day Schnnl nnd his orchestra, and from Zachary, Doothy Stokes. Wo also dis­ 7 n, m., low celebration. tho general opinion of nil present it Mrs. Raymond Key nnd baby leave covered that Hyron Stevens nnd Sam Thursday, Holy Innocenta Day was one of the best nnd anpppleot dan­ this afternoon for Daytona Ileach Fleischer displayed an extensive 7 a. in., low celehration. ces.held hope In yenrs. whero, they will spend the hididaya'.as knowledge of music. ft p. m., Christinas tree. High school students nro beginning Tho spacious dining room nnd palm tho guests of Mrs. W ayler Twitcholl -ro o -inwero appropriately—deeo re toil M rrKoy, M fit;'RRinnid Mrs. Key will tti-fc rT thiY H lflrirr.r Cli ii:i{mnr. ~We ' -KVfefj’oiie Always invited nnd weli«*i In the usual holiday colors of red nnd motor over tomorrow to spend C hrist-1have particularly enjoyed t\p}( llirlat- etnned at Holy Cro.is chuu-h. green, nnd It wan indeed a charming mas with them. jmns records played by Miss Gray, nml CONGREGATIONAL C lll'R f II the songa sung by the laitin clusscs. setting for the many youthful mem­ Lilly Ruth Spencer sang "He tho Host . All regular service* will tie held to -1 bers of the younger act, whose youth­ MIDNIGHT MASS XMAS EVE Whatever You Are" on Thursday morrow, -beginning with the Wide ful nnd beautiful gowns and happy school nt 'J.-45 n. ni. The subject of the ' morning. smiling faces fairly reflected tho spir­ NI Ktljel Henry npoko to tho seniors morning dlzccurso will be "World i t of happiness which tho holidays Following tho custom of many Cath­ bring. . olic churches throufchout this country about tho Honor System and ’sug­ Peace*" At night the subject will bo Tho music for this occasion, im- us well n-i many, of .thc ioreiifn coun gested that wo adopt. U- on u small "Tiro Other Wise Mnn," illustrated promptu though It wns, was splendid­ tries, High Mars will bo celebrated In scale, Tho senior* nre iinuniniously in by more than forty-fivo cojored utercopticon views. Tills story Is one of ly furnished by n four piece orchestra tin local (tnthnlic church nt midnight, favor of it. tho moatvbonutiful oneo written by Sanford High L s now out for a Mer­ with Mr. McCaslan placing banjo, Christmns morning. Tho Christmas ry Christmns. Henry Van Dyke. Will hnvo siwrial services nre very beautiful In the C'-atJrfii ‘—_* v Mr. Jcnka s'nxaphone, nnd violin, Jamie A i * thnlic church A i inasmuch na the time Itobsan drums, and Peter Schnnl, pi­ * of tho servireu wfll dot conflict with •I I ano. Tho outstanding •features being I Mr. McCoslin’a cleverness awl.ability the servlet* of tho other HUhford with the banjo nnd .Mr.’eJcnks’ versa­ churches u large crowd of visitors nre tility nt both the violin nnd snxa- expected nnd will be made welcome. Hpccinl Christmas music will be g; phone. These young men, formerly of " sung by nn ublu choir thnt hns been J Cleveland, .nro members o f one of the largest orchestras In that city nnd rehearsing for several months. Father their splendid work wns n plensure Hennossy will leave a fte r this mid­ t night mass to hold tho regular mass nnd aurprlso fo all who wenrd. k, V.i und Christm as services in several of ------------------------------ -'V Thla ndnrc, which ’Included prncth his mission towns- going na far its : cally all of the younger set- was rhn, ^ r o n o d by Mrs. Forrest 1-nYo, Mrs. Ix’cahurg. The local Cntholic* nre reminded IR. A. Nowmait, Mr«. Hugh C. Pollard thnt to hear mass on Christmas mor­ N orth Carol inn nnd Mrs. K. J- Hoi* ly .* | of ning they m ust attend the midnight ly- , r... . . . . t c i y i t a* mass iiE'tJ^in will be tho only mass In i *•" Sinco it wa* given at tho requrst of 1 Hanford on Christmns dny. a number of the dancing sot, and they Nothing1in nil tho world could please you and made It such n success, Mr. Schanl yours more. Sedan, Touring, Special Tour­ KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,. ATTENTION wishes to thank nH who attended, for An invitation to attend Divine Ser­ ing, Sport and other models in our new Sales their kindly llfterost nnd evident np^ vice nt the F irst Methodist Episcopal _____ predation, and who made it tho de­ Rooms; . * * 1 church on Sundny morning, December lightful affair it was. 24th from Sir Knight I)r. S. W. Walk­ . ‘lit EH* er wns accepted.. * . OPEN HOUSE FOR DR. AND MRS. Tho Sir Knights of Taylor ComWALKER AND MR. AND MILS mnndery nnd all visiting nnd sojourn­ -i.. BOYD . Tjw Mothoilist church, through Its ing Knights Typplnr will meet in tho Missionary society, will keep o|K*n Asylum nt 10:20 u. m. sharp. • . A cordial wHTunio is extended to oil house Tuesday, Docomber 2flth. from Corner Second Street and Sunfon) Ave. • ■ • \. ■ ; 8 to 11 p. m. at tho home of Mr. and Sit Knights. f * • . ' J T-y-V M n . T. JtL Williams on Onk.avenue. Conte, w it, and.honor Sir Knight Open Day and N igh t—1 — Ladies’ Rest Room 1 honor of Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Walker Dr. Walkor by your presonre. t ■.. ► - ».- & . Ir' and Mr. and Mrs. P. M. lloyd Full dress uniform. v:t ' v. ; . - . ■; r , q »* A Ml R) to It* WEATHER a: »s ^ is m ... PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP ... TIRES t o CHURCHES t o n i g h t __ Wanda Hawley M ilto n S ills LOCALS “BURNING SANDS” Sanford Shoe & F. P. RJNES J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Fruit Cake 50c lb. ROUTH BAKERY Give Your Car a Xmas Present M ERO CALUMET Make it a f • B. & 0. Motor * it m 1 - • A - _■* �'AGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1922 Sanford Daily Herald l * l k U ( k r d t v r r r a t l r r a m i n r » r r p t Situ4 a r a t t h e l l r r n l t l I l a l l d l n u . H»T ______ M n a n o l l a A r e . . H a n f o r d , F i n . The Herald Printing Co. F F n i.iH iir.iiM Many northern people remain a t home until nftcr Christmas especially if it happens to bo an open winter. Hut now that Christmas’ {a over ami those' January thaws nnd February sleets and March winds arc in pros­ pect the people will be coming to Florida by the thousands. Sanford b'fdra much in the way of pleaspnt pastimes and a good climate and. ev­ erythin*' (hat tourists want. They will be here if they can got accommo­ dations of nil hinds. Somo want to pay the high pi ires and some do not and w t ‘•should be able to accommo­ d a te all classes. Make Sanford a fourist resort, starling with tills win­ ter. - — ■—o ■ TAKING AN INVOICE it will save for Florida more millions proved in -three months. There has, Commissioner* will organize ng.tin of .dollar* than It can’ ever hope to therefore, bosh n general tendency on with tho new commissioner, Dr. Mr.rmake through its operations^—Florida ih t part of Inlay to seek increased shall und tho old commissioners, S. O. Grower. * wages, nnd on the phrL of employers, Chase anil F orrest luikc. I do not even when they did net sefi the way | mean bid in point of. years but old in AN APPRECIATION TO ’DAD.*1 clear to rliUe wages, to consent tojpftbllc service. The city cbmmlasion • ■ * • 1 •• - ** Near the End of the Year 1 f----- I We assume to speak 'or him thif * A h the old year nears its end, but before j H c rrrlsrr-T rrn n u re r K. 4. Ml.I,Allll morning, because ho is i-lnvxt invar­ ( l l r n r r n i M n itaR e r ii. a . m : i : i . . iably nt the liar without counsel. months of 1223, going far enough to its close, the Peoples Bank of Sanford wishes it. h. iim.i.v . A d v e r t W i n * M n n n n r r Mother Is nbty ami eloquently repre­ cover the usual wage settlements A d v e rtisin g lis te n l l n d r l ( t)ut« n o n lo express appreciation to its customers nnd A |t|i||rn llu n _____ sented, always, Kilter, brother, son which come up in the spring. LltXVIS H i l l r i * t Irriitn ilu n I I . H t t n and sweetheart, each have talent In friends for Uie helpful co-operation received “ Employers, therefore, are going to jenrs served ju st ns faithfully r k n n r 1 M - I V n l l r r a |>. to. their employ not only nblo but enthus­ be confronted with demand*-which, if those who are now sefving and H n b . r r l i i l l u n l * r lr e I n A d i n n e r from them during the past twelve months. iastically willing to sing the'ir**pfalse, granted, will of necessity mean in­ servo in the yea is to tom e,,' It One Y r n r ............. W . imi BU M u nlhn :»•«" extol their virtue nml portray with creased production costs. In ID!7 and l l r t l t r i r d In l l l r Ii* t ' n r r l r r tongues of silver tlmir importance to l£tlB we. were in a i.imllar position. O n e W e e k . ........... - _______ ■ 13 <‘e n l « And, iii so doing, it desires to voice the the state. Labor was getting scarce; business T k e k l | 13- t u | H - p a n e W e e k l y l l r r To all this, if if please the court, We was running along briskly, and the de­ nld e n t i r e l y e n t e m H rm ln u le fn iin tjr hope.that thc year about to dawn may be, for • n n d la p u b l l . l i e d e v e r y F r l d n y . A d t e r offer no word of op.Kisition nr even mand fur'Increased'Wage* was insis­ tilin g rn te a tn n d r k n o t.it o n n p p llrn t l a n . f 3.00 p e r f e a r , n l t t n y a I n n d i m i r e . one and nil, rich in joys that nre worth the criticism. That is ns it should lie. tent. At that time, my advice to bus­ Hut, your honor, we speak for tills iness men was, that they should mako The beginning of a new year long M K M I t r . l t T i m .AHHO C1ATKM IMIKHB while and filled with possibilities that abound T li e A r s o i ln I ail I T e a n la s i e l m l V t l * has becu n signal to mankind for the lor.eiy, shrinking, Inoffensive nnd terms with labor oh quickly ns pos­ don’t. I shall try and be let Hint up^ e n lllle d to Jhe u se fo r re iiu b tlr.itlo n of there, sible, so as to koip their factories run­ them during the year and .help th e ' nil n e n t d l a p n t o h r a r r i ' d l r e d t u It o r “turning over of n new leaf,” for the mOtle.'.t creature who stands in success. n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s ' p a p e r nnd nlao th e loyal n e ttn p u b l i s h e d making of resolutions, most of which jest on the outskirts of the trovW of ning und turn out the stuff. The all I can. They need help instead o * herein. are soon forgotten, but the ending of popularity. * costs were to be charged up to the unjust criticism. All rights of r « -h > il* llrjttin n » f s j t j c m l lie is not what he seems. d lsp n td ie s herein a r » a lso roao rvtd. an old yenr offers opportunity for tho consumer. This advice, the, •business He is not' n lise’en.i appendage to men of the country ‘cheerfully took, O f f i c e i i m i l A I . i l 111 I I . I I I M i . I ’h itn e MH “taking of an invoice.’’ Whilt has the 12 months just pass­ the state. even to the extent of improving upon Well, another Christmas ia over, He U neither to be condemned by ed monnt to you? Sanford, Florida the egurt because he stands hero un­ : ----------• ----------Spend the holiday week in Its usual f ^ * “At the present time, my. advice is i Am! wo hnve one week before the round of pleasures, hut snvc a few attended and without apparent influ­ directly oposlto. Under no conditions • ence, nor scoffed a t by tho/c hard by, should wage rates be increased, if it minutes of enrh day fa r reflection. bill* com* In—let’s go flailing. ■ •i — |bMf lo ttVol(, U< A wagc Go aver your “stock" n* does the robed in the glory of fashion’s court . ,„* „t a„ their ey es^ p ark h n ^w iU , the joy of rat(<> ohf0 c.RUtblbhed, is a millstone They are the people who do their work The Sunfortl merchants nil report n merchant. living, their heart* full of thnt glnd-i alwqt an employer’s neck. The fumin- day in and day out with the thought and farm lands surrounding the city. gation, Sanford possesses the unique lias the year brought improvements fine holiday trade nnd now that the to your character? r * r li’u‘ ‘ ciutive coi.ina..i«l.shipimiintJ|1 ^ 8w1rtff tendency of wages of serving the public to the best of This ride proved extremely internal* distfhetion of never having had n crop celery ^rop will soon begin to move failure since its Inaaptlon. Has the year brought • success to brings, their purses filled wfth com of nn(| q{ comIiUong u dBwnwanl. This their ability nnd they take compli­ lug and’ instructive. the merchants arc anticipating nn Uic yenlm. * While other crops are grown hire, Sanford ia thc center of the most even bigger trade for January and your efforts? present stiffening of conditions is but ments and censure with the same kind His, your honor,-la the witchery ur. eddy in thc main stream. A year of composure and the public lots of intensely developed market garden the principal ones are Celery, lettuce Are you better off today than you February. " * which created thnt! If he is ignored from now, perhaps, the lower price linos thinks they, do ndt care wheth­ pnd agricultural section of Florida. nnd peppers. They are shipped to ail were one year ago? --------------- o ---------------Have yop contributed anything to nt the moment, it is not that thosej tt.m,cncy ^ lt) llirain ,K. resumed. Thc er you get torvlcb or not. Kwh is not The productiveness of tho roll la sim­ parts of the United Stupes .'and, Can­ Christmaa pnaitcd off very quietly others have no use for him. Ilut that c.njloytr who has allowed himself to the case, however, for this hunch of ply amazing. Thc lan d ,,ns every­ ada by refrigerator /n rs; nnd to )>,rts In Sanford and everyone Becmed to the betterm ent of thei world or of he is not necessary on the first of ev­ be weighted down with Increased people have so many kicks thnt are where in this section of Florida, is that will iiot lake car loads by e*. mankind? enjoy the day immensely. It waa one ery month, lie is.indispcnrnlde to nil wage rntfes will find himself nt a dis­ unwarranted thnt they get “hur.lhoil- absolutely level itrtii where there used press.' Does the 12 months, nil but finish­ of the finest dnys in the year ns fur the world nt Christmas time. He deals advantage vhtm the downward tend­ cd" nnd you cannot Manic them.'* If to %o virgin forests nnd Palmetto The Snnford Farmers Exchange and ed, represent a definite addition to ht weather Is concerned ami this is they paid attention and took to heart jungles not so many’year* ago, there Sanford Truck Growers Association your mental and moral steak in trndo? in happiness, nnd he dispenses it to ency is again resumed. • going some in Florida where .wo hnve Clean house, mentally, and kn i W those dependent cm him with a lavish “ If, therefore, ymj must pay more the many slams thAt they get during are now square inilea of the best and are two organizations which have so many fine dnys. hand. He walks the Golbscmnne of ,'or your,help, in order to iwpttre lalmr the year they would all be In the bug ir.ost productive acres In the country. demonstrated the benefit* to be de­ yourself! —----------- o -----------How much better this would lie than business troubles in the dark hours of uml keep the peace," continued tho house. I know what kind of a job The crops grown within the lim its of rived from co-operative marketing. Jrtpnti is ready for a new world the nnnunt custom, of swearing off an anguished night, thnt those who On our trip through these* market statistician, “do it-by some kind of a they have lind I for one sympathize San font in the ncason of 1220-11121 penco Since England nnd France are and swearing on. stand about this hjir with such able litmus wfttch wilt be'eliminated auto with them one and all.. And right reached the following figures for the garden and farm lands I was de-ply . In tho* same frame of mind there 1* no i,-,*- before, iia man Mill , n v<n counsel today may possess the right matically when the turn comes. impressed with the many perfect ran plan *nk m now In here regardless of what others may period Nov T< to May 1R: reason why America should Hot com.' deaVo ,.t. must )ook 0Ver thc fonntlft. to that counsel. Carload* Value roads, the substantial dwellings and 1B17 and 11UH you could pass the cost think I want to say that uur postofIn and make it a fqursome. It will be Hons he h is laid. By sinning up Itis Without him, sir, unattractive tho ore tu the public, but that time has fiie feme g.ivi, the la st service tins !Celery 2HU0 $I,7RO,()00 farm buildings, nnd the cdos«ii Wilson’s League of Nations but they year’s work, his year's list of things j he i*. despised though he may he in ISO.IKU) houses of the grower* ti*xo. utii'iie. I ctlU'. t* 1.727 gone. The public in not looking for can call it something else and let the done and things left undone, he mayjUtc precincts of his own domin.on, iio020 2 *0,oog A* repeatedly inciilhmet before tHe goods, at any pri.c; it is linking for post-iffitc in the United State* gave I epper* Itcpulicuus get credit for it. know wherein he. ic prepared for lh u jclety would fall into decay, govern* !:[mills GO,000 country i* n* leVel m n floor .ird £0* a tower price, and if your; to their patrons. Lots of people who1Fotntne* —--------- o-----------new year and wherein lie is unprepnr-!ment disintegrate, the home would i goods art* put iuM the- market on the have nothing lo do Imt oriCi- .u other* Ttiimitorr l :,ij 2011,0011 look* entirely different from uny “Fntty Arbuckle replies to grilles f,,| With this information, man nerds sb'JKh its eullute, refinement nnd, j1|llljs ,lf illC1,..1M.,| production costs, think they should be waited, upon* Reels 20,000tlunthtcape in tin* North. Tnll^’almit. -ii) first, they should receive a pleasant Miseellaaettu* says statement in newspaper of yes-j,,,, rt.solutions and no swearing off.)beauty nnd become a charnnl house of - b(.y wp| n„t rC£1(|y K:ii, 22,000 to. i, in group* "r singiy. derorate-the terday. Well, the poor lioy ought to | | v |nlt to liegin the year, fur:L m'quity, and posterity would Ik* a 11.0,000 level rtretche* ami, here and there, 20U "i'ui the r u m ,i m e s to r * are going smile every mintite of the day, they 1'itru.i ft nil.i , have something out of th r wree.a fied with the knowledge of Ids own ceiiccptinu without hope if icaliza- to Ik* extremely ranth.ys about p u t . j ^ DuUi h" groves' of Live Oaks spread welmroe nnd p^ ufcJ u,t t,lt’ A statement Ir. about nil the lawyers condltinn, ami prepared to light a iu'vn! ling their ‘funds Into industrial enter-jL'iie and they want W‘ Kt'o *n r,lu in n r>177 52,032.000 shade. Orange graves, are seen quite Tctul left him after tlie trial wes over. And better battle ill the 12 month* to He ia a most useful citizen. 1,nd a^,, CXIH“ 1 To ship till./ out there la usually frequently, although not ;.o often a* a prises. They are going t« n*k a bumh ,lf t Fatty ought to be a good talker after come. We do not seek to extol his virtues great rnAny perplexing ami cmimr- every puldie servant to take it with n on additional mouth of shipping after little farther inland. The Celery far* keeping silent no long. Are you taking your* “animal iii- Is-youd her Imre deserts, for we, sir, rn**!ng qutu^ipn*. First among these grin and nri. for-more, ft world m*v- May I', lull- required 73.4 enriouda of im-r* were just starting thc young admit they a r ’ few. We do desire to ir going tn M- the .|oi*rtion ns to bow (i do for me to l>e a po-tmastcr. They • late mat rod, nnd to grow tin- crops!plant* in long beds under doth shades ----------- r>-------- -voice?"- St, I’etvisburg Times. urge lira usefulness in a. small and ia r the parti, at,w plant has got it i, would have to carry out some of these 20 taiload* of fertilizer were used. ami the land was bring got ready fur Christmas is nycr but business must NEW INDUSTRY OP GREAT PROmode.t Way, nml to have it made of production ,o. t down to o perm anent’“Hqunrlis" fort first to the doctor** This enormous volume of products planting. Plowing, here, looks nmrr not stop. This it* no time to rest. Il simp to get repair* on their radiator. re l ord, at this gay nnd joyous reason, |,.vr,b s. grown on on ar-.t of rtboot iMtitljhke a m atter of turning over i>cms MIKE is all right for tl'tr young folks in that lie is entitled to romu rerognM jccfci, firliigiiig ;’.!i average ret .in o f ;ihirl.-colorerl augur nr flour. Net a ichoo! to take a vacation but the bus­ • Theta' <|Ue | Ji* t1 oris nos 'a • are viing to be re i:mnr Another liimdi of hard-working I toll. t it pm nefc. Tliene i> lidts are pebble ii tti be rern, thc mil is fine Tlie eniiiiir.g of grapefruit h e a rt: in iness should go ahead jut.t the ofcine m-kcil rtii< rl> fro.it tl.e dividend-pay Do not tluni^shhn unhappy. Far po^nde by the application of ::t!.l mealy, very porous and in 'remc after Christina:', r.s before. There is Florida is a eumpnrnlively uevv Inmg basis. <fii all sides Uto profit- people are the telephone girls-guodfront that! a ’big season ahead of the people of •lustry. It was tiieiLyut last year wTb making | onsihilities *-f productive ,m- r:e,js, how I love llutiv nil for their rubirrigntiop, suhaorntion nnd suit- ftehl* the rows are a mile nr tnrtrc Behind thak face depicting hunger, good Hucccsa by a Miami concern f Hanfbrd. We have mm ii work to do terpr:* * an* going tu be i urtailcd. ■dfc-h d ’vntit n to duty un.l l want to jdtaitiagc. Few ^aictioim cf the Unit- long. There are no fence* and the which is for sympathy a’ . one, bent* a v.ltieli has r.inco tnqved tii Polk emmanil we should bo at it. There ate Your minim! margin of profit in the ray that right here in beufurd '■'■' .■d Klab-s have tiie ftinilamcutal e**eu- ahsenj.' of cattle iu noticeable, nltha heart filled with the joy of--nacr if Ic­ ty and whidi will-operate at Hairier yearn just ahead nf ua i» going to he have th«« finest hi tli * v«.irId. If some [jajg foj> ihiv* sttecesr-ful operation of there arc smite fine dairies, in thc many Improvements to make jind we ing rervjce, of modest self-offarcTla-te e.-* tdinl* me six ueighlhiritond of the city. City. Another roncern, a purely co­ should lie- making , tin in. There i* jvery much le * than it ha* been foi of the kickers on telephone scrviccj tnent, Look e|o.u», rir, as young Ap­ Vi.uh! only l-e made to w irk tiie c^ jin number, and in explanation 1 i|irutei My friend and i did all our travelmuch tifne lu..t in getting at them but "p eratlv e. one, vfill npe.ale at E u;l I thc la t five yearn. Any element, ollo King* tile praise* of Aphrodite, ! therefore, which tend* i > increase cimtlge for ohC day it would tank, front "MmIda .slate Mul'ciui No. f..‘ ,p(j in I'loiida 1>> auto.nobib they should not lag all spring. 1,'akc* t,,p i r ",L! M ‘U I 'v Old* nis packing hoinn* la*ing « :ii| t.ed ntid yon will see Ihut* dint eye kindle roduvticut costs if. go n r to ;ul>i In the ■hrii-li.iii o..t i f lh nt. ft.'iiivv*,; b ill in.i tli e .ity title tiott a j.<i |.<ve trouble is that t i i e " l , o f-l .'* tin n o t MI.WI) vvoitli of entitling ntachini t> wUn entiiCM.isni, the bloat rise t- i mliai rnssuH tit of your <iitit-uoty For "I \ II liliu tid a iu e o f >,.,:e r *> net t \ , i l . n l , il,, \> e i-i» e ■ |u n, ...M r* . .Sanford liei(;l.t | euple are com ,,i, t-:uly installed. The new plant f; now tl’n -e pm. bed cleck* and the whole 1ins rchsnlt, lOVcstui'H arc going t«» have to Work a l it ' l I ■h<tin- i * • -*aiy. ilits is supplieil by artesian in' all nty joiirii")’ of th-ee week* I plaining of tlie cows coming in ro.*l owned by the asaitciutdomi of Polk fm int, tremble with a mighty inclina­ li.Mlgr. ■fll* obtained b; timving Irup, pi;*1* boartlcd the raiiiua.l train only inter, look beyond t!u* ndvortiscnieut* a:*, In eating ail th.’ir flowers an l s!uid<*. county that now cooperate with the tion la draw forth tin- checkbook and down into the nyteviiin s tp tr n i and f - ______ the assets unit income nnd thing* of Since thiii purl o ' tho city i» In the Florida (’itnat Exchange. It will have write Another, even though the ac­ WELL KNOWN FLORIST OF allowing the v;at r t » rise In them to like kinil. ’I’h'*y nre goltitf t » ask to WITH WEAK KIRcorporate limit* and paying taxes it ir capacity of fi()0 cu es (two clofeii count is overdrawn. NEW YORK WRITES OF IMS a height roniewliut almve the *ut face TROUBLED see your wage shed* arid to demand NBYS is up to the offfcials tu keep the c a t­ can* lo the rare) per day nml it is TUII* TO S-W FORD SECTION He iia.i his day*, too, your honor. in'ormiitkm a.t to lio\v the wage lev­ rf tin* ground. The water can also be tle out nml if they cannot .keep them expected thnt nt least f»0,000 cases will A* the Easter season approaches, I ; ought to th* Kurf.i •" i with force1 "Hnve been to n bled w ilh weal. l:iJel* under which you aic opt rating (r'ontit.uctl fr. tu page 1) out the owners of the lawns can take he pill up till* season. ; •‘hire . hiblhiwd," write* Mrs. G. when tiie day* lengthen into summer, (Utiespiind with those of .six months garden cotil lining nbutit every kind of it1,,,V'!* where it riye* t * with;., lllyile, llcnr.onin, .Michigan. "N,.'' pn't the law in their own hand* nnd Mow Only Ihn h’c arl* of the grapefruit* and memories of the mountains nml (Aid a year ago. This is a perfectly I'Toriila plont in greatest prnfuNion reach from* tlie t urfa* *forty and have had terrible bat bathe off a few of lip: cattle. The day i* will he preserved, ami the ran* will seashores arc km lied anew; and again legitimate question and upoh the uii- i.ml perfection, (.fit the veranda, in . “2.—A snbtoil or four roripoTil ‘of /in.I lli.it l.-id f"clinr. It trti!> able past when cattle will he allowed to contain nothing 1ml tlie fruit, fruit- .Vi the first breath nf fried is wafted ewer to it will depend not only tin* tlie* bade of an t-f.u oiov l.ive Oak, *i:-.v, mail t*t baidpan 1 ruli-.i at a t>> do my work y umog l oliy Kidroam the street* of this city ffo mat juice and sugar. The prove** invok e* or. the autumn winds, he is worpnipprofit* which you will make in lt>2:i an tilt) gentleman wa* reclining in fhr ■' ptli ' ■f from to T» fe •l below the ney Fill* a (continued V ith Kolcy fer how remote those street* may hr the iemuvi.l of the rind>, Uie tu eda and ■pcsl und oltcyed wltli unswerving loy­ hilt also the difficulties which you hammock. When v.v stopped and I serfaep to hold the water and prevent i j.tbnrtic Tntdclr- I .non felt like a from the center of the city. And it In j ■Jie "rag" ua the hitler membrane alty—there in hiH domain. will meet in obtaining money to fi­ began t*> evplnin to my friend what all Hs errape downward, new |R*|-Min." Ik.cka be, rheumatic high time the ow m is of rows learned. winch liitid* the r eg ment* of the grape In view of all of whiih, your honor, nance your operations." the ph ut t were (although I did n«tj 2.1.—A foot nr mote of coarse sand paitri, dizziness nnd hiv.rrcd vision are this. fruit in called. A coring machine has we pray jh at.it here he made a m at­ know one quarter of them) the old|mi top of the sulmoil nr lioltofu of tin* symptoms of kidney trouble. Foley Iiceii invented by E. IL IwFeve, tiie ter of re-ord that while dad is not or­ General business according to the gentleman must hnve guessed that we irrigated that will absorb m J dl*trihKidney I ilia g ive qui/l; relief. KuU The boat ImHui nn'd the new street* manager nf the Eagle Imke camic *y, namental; while he is ta rd y enthus­ irdgx of the I!ab*onchart ha'* sagged camc from t he north. Anyway, he in-. i.Lc. charily,4ho wator. noetl in r t eaUng ,■\-efywherc.—Adv" and ■ il will be uhci I in the prepara­ iasm; th at while he is wholly incap­ and the new sewers nml all the rest slightly -front 'exirct fifiutifil ' reached viicd us in and it developed that he the urli'icial water table. ol thj public w’urk .should be started. tion of the fruit ennned Tn tho~tiuw able of inspiring the poet orV fttrad­ last week. The current, reaction of 2 hadvome to thene parts mote than 10 L—A tap soil of sandy loam neitiivery Tiieflay It lias been many months since the plant. Fare is Iming taken tlui^ none ing the eye of puinter—that notwith­ per cent is due to increase in fail­ yearn ago v. lien It wen n wild and t r loo porous nor tuo compa *. whieh nt Fnrisk Hour: r.t’ 1 p. nt. for chil­ standing all this, cheerfully admitted ure*. bonds were voted und the money is of the juice will tie loak wooly country. He was n New Knfr | will convey the water freely by capil- dren and 7 p. it or u'd !ts. Interpre­ All of thc machinery iu;d *uthcr tipby us, ho yet is useful nr. a atoktfr nt laying Idle while the tax payers are lantler, nml before he let ua go he had lary attraction. , • tative and hall room dt.tt.ing.—Frofc**1 Jtl fJ4 Hi fci * t * e«a fold us the whole history of Sanford, paying interest on the same. This is plfnnees in USc in the plant will he tho furnaces which supply thc power “5.—Laud that admits of perfect sor C. L. Ebsen. 114-tfc the most mbdern procDrahlo und every .or all the world’s entertainment! Nt almost from thc day it started. And till right, ns long ns th? proper lognj drainage. It should have a fall of care will he taken to comply with the Dad, old scout, wc drink to you steps ure being taken hut the rteps an interenting history il Is. about one inch to 100 Gut. very rigid regulations prescribed by with our* eyes! We’d drink with you « ore entirely too long and the red tape i forgot to mention the Poinsellias, "6.—Land that isJevel, without de­ r.t Co Iaiiiunts, Begonias, Boston ferns 666 quickly relieves Colds and should be unwound much fnslt'r and tlie state hoard of health whore fu.nl —in he-man fashion if il wore pos­ pressions or mired places. products are handled. To th at end all sible.—Tampa Tribune. I.nGrippe, Constipation, llilious* * t and Asparagus plumnsus which, ro to the tax payers should 1«j getting tables find other iwrts of the plant, “ Wherever the foregoing conditions ness* and Headaches. *i speak, run wild in every garden and something for their money. That bout #— with which the fruit lo be canned obtain and wherever the crops to -lie basin is lagging and the government >-! i»n Na 2a h i ba tet Pi > j Hn Who Sr cut Every thing And Ha lot. We spent nn hour or two in the might in any way come In contact a f­ HiS 1st cool of tho evening on thc handsome, Krowq Justify it, thc system of sub-ir­ 1*1 Is slow hut thc government ia nut any Tell* About il With ter the peeiillg process, will be enam­ f-1 4 Ha long, granite sen wall nnd on tlie con­ rigation should give satisfactory re ­ *ttt slower than the lofal officials when Perfect Candor el' nnd no arranged that they may Hj cert pier udjoining Lake Monroe, list­ sults; but with any of these cvsentials Ni R comca to putting off theso import­ bu washed und kepL in the best poa- Ki H'4 H-l ening to the rustle of palm leaves, lacking it h not likely to give satis­ ant feature# of our city's growth. Get fcl sib elenndition from sanitary point* faction. The system nlsor supplies Its busy with nil these improvements. the lapping of the waves and giving | J Percolators of view, drainage and aeration." Hh Here I am again after an nbronce the cool breeze n chnncc to make us The product of tho Engle Iutke f t Experts from thc Federal Depart­ Grills Hn of several years in which time 1 have believe we were in heaven. I was grapefruit cannery will be known ns ment of Agriculture who have investi­ IN surprised a t tho absence o ' -mosqui­ travelled some and in nil the world Toasters “Kenldsweut” nnd will be labeled in WHEN U U SELL {S M there i^ no place quite like Sanfoyd. toes; naty a ono ever came nenr me, gated the Sanford system of subirri­ The Slatbdirinn Warns Hurhn way a* to leave no doubt In thc *3 Stoves ry l is t it YOUR REAL J HS Here ake the best people in the world. nor was I stun gonre during my whole gation have pronounced it tho best Against Fixing Wage mind of thoie who nee the packages mi ESTATE ( S ' WITH US Irons tu Hero thore is more real business., Hero stay in Florida. Maybe there are method ever devised or brought to a t Top of the Wave that it is u Florida product. While M their nttentiorf in the application of -! :-jfBM/ T4:V-: plenty of the beasts in Fluridu hut, “■ Nl wo have the people with their fnlblrs H eating Pads >one of the objcctrof thc cannery is to tbt : Hq ft;i Hr Hu H.y Hu H-a t 4 and their peculiar actions nnd their maybe,-too, they wjll not go for a fel­ mosture to plant growth. Heminole save to growers the losses now due t*n ‘Vibrators foolish notronn just like the old world low who thinks prohibition is n put- county Is probably the only urea of Keep ub in mind when you need to drops, tiff nixes, off color*, etc., considerable extent where thin system Waffle Irons WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., Dec. contain* in every community hut here up job ami a bad one a t thnt. In time any klnfl of Fire or Casualty nothing but sound fruit will bo used of irrigation can lie applied. Fractic we had a supper, n bath, went to the there are more big hearted people ty 23.—f’ommifnUng on the present Insurance. ' You’ll find our ser­ Sewing Machine Mo* for'cunning purposes. j ally every aero under cultivation In vice extra prompt. The canning of grapefruit heart* scarcity of nkillctl labor in certain the square inch than any other hpotj movies nnd then to bed. . tors was (Irat tried in Porto Rico anti tho lines, Roger W. lluhsun todny, issued that I have visited. And in the nvx.ti Next 'day wg, made a call nt the Hanford is tiled and water is secured a dUl!act warning to both executives i few months nr a t leant while I am in Chamber of Commerce, where Mr. . f'“-‘vcr less then two, and often four piwluct lias been an unqualified suc­ . tivor-Rcndy Flashlights a t an average depth of ICO feeL cess. The interest in the product is and Investors wlm wpultl hasp future Sanford I shall tell some things thnt Fearmnn, the efficient secretary, a might not l*e what tho pcuple want courteous, businesslike, young man, crops per year arc grown on each ncre EDISON MAZDA LAMH* growing nnd there ate many inquiries 'plans on present coiiditipris. introduced me to some of the mem­ of subirrignted, tile-drained land, for but it will bo thc whole truth and Ag e n t s * Tlu* hint ltix inonthfe of 1222 hnve front tho trade of this couhtty regard­ ing the Florida article. There are won­ been marked by a scarcity of labor in nothing but the- truth nnd it is the bers of his organization and invited being immune to both drought and REAL ESTATE . derful possibilities for tho. future of many lines," say* Mr,. Dsbson, "par­ duty of u newapaper to tell thc trutli me to lunch, to a meeting of the of­ flood, it turns out crops on positive _ ficers of the Chamber nt tho Hotel scheduled lime, maturing them , a l­ Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance this industry for if it will take all the ticularly common tabor nuJ.the akll)- always, j 105 1‘ulmello Ave.—Phone 48W, Seminole and afterw ards to an auto­ most to a day a* planned by the grow­ 105 W. FIrat 8U SANFORD, FLA sound culls and cheaper grades of cd building trades. Employment con­ mobile ride through the truck gardens er? Because of this system of irriTlie first day of the year, thc City ditions the country -over have Iragrapefruit off tho northern markets * II, 4 . iio m . v . .. ______ Manor PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD THE MAN ABOUT TOWN • KEEP COSTS DOWN SAYS R, BABSON ELECTRIC Maxwell & Britt F. P. RINES mmmm ; ■i ,. ... * �*\ ssh sph i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 192.: ^ : -3' r~- ' -» '-m«> Tan . . / U ■■ I7*nIL-~1 »' I■ -TI'PL.■L l. i u - I. REALM OF SPORTS » PROFESSIONAL CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor FARMERS AND MENS CLUB WILL BOWL TONIGHT 5ttiS K J S S I i whom.InM* ! Lion «hc Herald rccom_ „Bnend* ds to thf peoplem ,r* ,*A.' —*■ I r .mil I. PAGE THREE I III ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a H a a H R K a iB ia a a M a a a * a a n a H H B H B a a a a M M H M a B B K [ PURELY' n ■■_« n '--1* "''1 n W n m n mm *» r i *» *» n M as its ao a as rm CELERY SEED £*t**i(ta4cutait4tat*a ■■C Z m M y4-U-L COURTESY CO-OPERATION ACCOMMODATION \. h ii Thjesfc. things, combined with... tiie experience of our officers1' an ddirectors hsa enabled this bank,-year after year, to become increasingly valu­ able to the people of this com­ munity, upon w hose‘patron­ age and confidence our suc­ cess depends. Everything quiet in the sporting ^ --is REGULAR MATCH WAS SCHED­ world on Christmas. G e o rg e A . D e C o t t e s ULED, FOR LAST NIGHT Allorncy-al-Lnw Ui:t business will pick up tonight at the howling alleys. The Farmers nnd Men's Club, tied Seminole County Bank for second place In the first half pen­ !t*s an even let on tho Farmers .and ItffOBP - FL0RIDA nant race, wero scheduled to play Inst Men's Club. These are two evenly •.light, hut on account of this game mulched teams nnd tjie fur Is hound falling on Christmas night it was to fly. y postponed until tonight. This prom­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ises to. he one of tho most important Tho winner of tonight's gnme will games of the season, ns it not only- at'least end up in second place w ith.a r|f»t National Dank Building means that the loser will Ih* elimin­ ... FLORIDA ClntKiflcd Ad* 5c a line. No ad taken for lens than 25c nnd pottitively no ated from second place hut it also chance yet at the pennant. The los­ .classified nds charged to anyone. Cash mu at accompany nil orders. Count er is out of luck. s A COMMUNITY BUILDER . 5 means .that the loser will he eliminat­ _____ five words to n lino and remit accordingly. * edI from the last chance at winning a The Rotary Club nnd the Merchants 3 B S F. P. FORSTER, President D. F. WUITNER, Cashier * the pennant. will play an Important gnme this week m a in e s The “Farmers team is now going also. They will decide.who shall hold •iB B n a iaa H aB a aa B aa a a aa a B B a aB aa a B B iB B B aB B B aa a B a B B a aa B aa strong, with such bowlers ns Amanns, fourth nnd fifth place. SEV ER A LlluU SES for salt/. ITouaej LAWYER one of the best in the league, Herbst, for rent. See Thigpen. OC-tfe; fs’a mighty accurate kickey, too. Of no 'more than sufficient to supply the Court House Couch and Chapman, three more in WOOL FOR SALE—§SjI5 .i cord. The-golfers were on the course in tome sixty drop-kicks which ho made current demand- nnd there has been the best fifteen in individual aver­ droves yesterday. And some extra one'Saturday afternoon recently, more! " Flense arrange ta pay cash'on de­ no accumulation of stocks In the hands ages,' and Werenski nnd tho Pcxotd „ , .. . „ livery, end specify tho kind of wood . .......................... , good scores were made anil some thnn fifty went squarely between the . . . onc,. Uprights, hr "Two Minutes to G o"jof ,k a ,c r" f*^r-‘’fruit has continued wanted, when placing your order.—F. FOURTEEN MILLIONS OVER THE brothers; making in all a line up lh.il Bleminrd Clia»e* Designed TEAR OF 1921 * nnoulil be us good «ft nny hi the _____ the photoplay he recently finished f o r ,“t£!«jy ln consequence. Inquiry has inS. Vernny. lDG-tfc league.. The Men’s Club also have ^ ho„,,a^ the rourac Flrst National release, and which will J crensed along with the increasingly GAINESVILLE, Dec. 2(5.— FloriFOR SALE—Dosier and Gays* paints good bowlers, such as May, Metis, wi(h v5aitorfI from n!, over t o shown at tin- 1-rim-css. Theatre to­ 1'otter quality of the fr uit ns the sea­ and varnishes at S a n f o rd Noveltyf crops nnd fruits FoX nmI ,* nnutl with the country and every one'playing the morrow night, Ray is seen as n grid­ son has progressed. Works, Sanford agents. i m f c ! ^ » ’« ,,u22 hatl «* fnnn v alu ^ o f »<»),^ M lu t„ OptlrLin-OrtometriBt Sanford tourse once, are always will- iron hero. As in “Scrap Iron." hif.50,000 ns compared with $40,019,000 Tangerines—The holiday demand This game, ns well as all games on , t u „Kain# 31 But First S tru t Hanford. Fla. FARMERS—You can get seed gets many a bump, many a hard last year, an increase of more than fo r tangerines was very gockl and the A lthur Y(iwtl frani-i and,irrigation plugs at tfcs $14,500,000, nm m lingf to the Decem­ thc IW d . house alleys are operr to ell and ’"Brownie" tackle and many a slum to earth un­ markets absorbed a large volume read­ the public, no ad|ntssion charge, and Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc ber crop review of the Federal llurrnu Brown played a match yesterday th at der tin mass attacks of hls'opopnents. »- . J * M «4 m -si B n* ha fca for that reason a large crowd is ex- should receive big hem! line notices in But he shown convincingly that he is ily at satisfactory prices. Tho situa­ FQIt-SALE—First street, property, of Crop Estimates here, issued ye?j fiecled to witness this.battle tonight. today's paper, but neither one will tell well informed on all the tricks of tilt* tion with tangerines, as with oranges, Fine location, eight rooms and bath, terday. is that the markets should bo given a lights, water, possession Fib. 1st,* There was a very slight increase in (The first game of the three game whirl score they made. And another gnme. chance to clean up stock son hand..— match starts promptly nt important match was the champion­ $t,r,D0 cash, balance long time. For ni renge planted and no marked inRecent developments in general bu­ ( T IR l’S Fit FIT MARKETS ship battle of the American F ru it ■terms nnd other information address crease in produ-'tion, except for citsiness have been very encouraging. tl-YEAR-OLD MIBB WOLCOI I’. Growers between Derby and Wil­ "Praperty” care ilernht** 222-titp risr fruits, said the review. jr ORLANDO. Dee. 25.—The weekly The government Inst week retired apliams. Ami they won’t loll their The heaviest Increase over last O F DAYTONA, WINS TENNIS citrus review by F. I.. Skellv ns issued i pruximatidy one billion dollars in obI II VMITONSHIP OF ST VI E HCCfl'tf, either. FOH R E N T y.jir, h;ith in pnaliiction nad value to from the olfiee of the Amerirnn Fruit ligations. This wns done without caus| t Vmi ran find the name of til-.emwers win in the litre s scops, Growers.I ne.. says; tug a ripple. This ts normally a lime |D iutj Inc linsincas Man tej FOR RENT—Unfurnished apuilmcnt The Daily Herald, 16c .1At KSONV1LI.E, Dee. 2« Mi-s Fvrmlale Apartments, 1305 E. First which from present indications will Oranges—A- was to be expeeted. of tight money. Two years ago at r h ia Sanford in this Column to Ra Street. 190-1 ft In fully *.i.tmo.ntM) lifivnt as against Aioy Walcott, 11 yenrs old racquet the record breaking volume of ship*) this time the government was forced IB rich day. k M ru Ra I !,-inn.linn Loses last senMUl, The es- wonde r I runt Daytona Saturday won r-i fca Li ^ Mi ments from Florida coupled with the [to pay (i per cent on loans. This year PU — ---------------------- . ------- T9 .FTnnO ^vT One Iicd m ini .mil hitch- timm ii Value -of—Gtli*—year’s crop i < Rs the women's singles tennis rlinnipimt- fcr 'arrivals of fnlifornin navels fully money is fire for government purposL g n en »► } Pa ta en furnished,'pri-'e ?1* per month. pla d .it approximately i.!2,tMH),U0tl chip "f Flotidu by defeating Mini »S4 p jaupplied the existing demands now ns es at from 3 to d 1-2 per cent, with Apply to Mrs, .11, D. Durant at Lake i i.tnpari with only 522,1175,flUQ In ;/ Marion Hopkins of Jacksonville 2 1. ” i n result prices-in the last few days correspondingly easy money available Mary. I'kl.tfc | si-jei It was the second title taken lit by *3 ! rtded easier. The markets wilt require j fur business purpose. The steel and iQuick Service T ra n s fer R) time to dean up the accumulated general industrial situation ha* 1mFOR RENT—Small cottage.—J. MusF . m the production standpoint, the the young woman in the present M Storage Facilities m f stocks they recently absorbed. If the (proved, while the increases iu prices son. 2 (2-dtp r*ia*a cjitps. n u n , oats, peanuts, riw ; tout ar.ment of tin Florida Fuhlic ;*■* lou, tell nlhtea; If not.Kj packing houses remain dosed, the 'o f grains and ruttuq have increased Ra Ea ha let Ra Ka aa S3 FOR RENT d -rooms, lieht house and near cane end tobacco,-are short fouii*. Teii’ots Association. I.ast week trll u*. I’hoac 19(1 I i v. t i Atett, Irish potnhe won tin* girls’ slate championship. I. -’eping. lltHi Hanford Avtntie. should hr* accomplished shortly. jtho purchasing power, in many farmOld Homestead" will be an tite Iiav I (trnpa .show heavy i>, toitiing through to the .women s : *’Tli 2 td-Htp Grapefruit Hhiptm-nts have b c fn 'iu g sections considerably. l-uth i’i n ieage nnd prtnhie-1finals Miss Woleott -Friday defi-ntedj al'own again tonight SANFORD FOR RENT 2 ri«‘in apt. and bath. •m t. . i< Sweet potatoes, i uwpeatt for the champion of four years' standing, ----(M) a day. 5 weeks only. Room 11 Wacliinc tc Foundry Co. II. •■ I • nghuiii for syiup and a few M,s^ Rita fhainlieni. lust ask tjie many that saw it last f a t e s ’ buildin g, 2-l-H lp i snl Marbine and Boiler night then you'll he then*. Lull RENT—Fmtin-hed room-*, H, E. Cjltitr Grinding; Del uxe PisWmtt; yeer in production on about the same IF ONE NEEDS IT THE . To nH persons hereinafter named, owning property on Oak Avenue: corner 1Ills street anil Elm Avenue. w Wh«l Steel Gear B.inun; Crank acre age. PERSHING STADIUM CAN One of the extra good Vh’lure* com­ You art- hereby notified that on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1922, Mnrin Schneldi r. 2 i3-31p The corn crop r; placed at 10,r,i»0, Atllx ttcturnnl—-------- —I'hnne 62 in: iu ii ' c i i t v r iiy rm -'A i* ing to the Princess this week is the City Commission, of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary Resolu­ non h rrheh v,*Hh a vlare of $7,379,000; WANTED TO BUY Charles Ray in “Two Minutes lo-Go." tion providing for the grading nnd paving of Oak Aveinie, from Tenth St.% Small ludise with two hr three h>ls. ol;-in 2''.mi.) hales worth $2,775,000; to Thirteenth St., with vitrified brick or other hard surface materia). * The ELTON J . M O U G H T O N Modern. If >"U have n piece of prop­ iivvjcs; (:.rtrn) 1! .0(10,000 bushels, PARIS, Dee. 20.—Nobody wants the' total estimated cost of said improvement of Dak Avenue is $1.1,310.00, Tho It in a football picture, one of those A ltC IIIT E C T erty th.it will meet niir n ;uiremettt*. 2:‘i) I»H'; tame l».y, 120,000 tons, $2.- J’trshing stadium; the city of -Parts) kind that hold you spell hound from nrsessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter described, We tri!i gi;ar:tntee y■tt ij "■ 1. artinti •"2 (k*o; nt nml.*. 414*28,000 poumN. «-a«m<it give it hwny. The union of start to finish, Ymi can almmt hear nhutting upon the 7nnlenqdntcd improvement of said Oak Ave., which have i 5 I nt-.tiM's, 2 .itnu.ooo ft <lt! iDions t»r nporlirur soplutiuH, l ** ,ikthem yell through those whizzy, did lieen tentatively determined by the Assessor covering the proportion of tho |U.XfUi!!i FLORIDA " oUJ;-augur cane )>yr k- h«»ni !ht* mniftiripiil <*ou»:i'il t»ffon a«i *y umnteats <>f the swiftest foot hall expense of -*.hiI improvement to he borne by the respective pieces of proper­ S, -- M i'.ro;i on t |2,Ld,m»U; Lht* siHihuiti i f . f l i t ly iwf'jhi*ti l » acccjR ■match ever showii on the screen. j.) I,.' ■ >U gallons, V. llJl ty hereinafter described, and the estimated amount of the benefit which will wcet potatoes, 2,720,01)0 hushula, $2,-, unless the city guaranteed the 100.A. I*. CONN ELY .V SDNS accrue to the various pieces of property hereinafter described, abutting upon r.r.T.'iOO; tobacco, JLMU.OOO pnun<I«,|w 0 ff««ca necessary fur its yearly "Established 1!I»H" Charles Ray’s hobby has been dis­ said Oak Ave. to be improved in the manner above stated arc as follows, to$1,551,000. The ’ fourteen principal upkeep. This the c ity -h a s .not proHEAL ESTATE vvit: It) 1-8 Alngnidta Ave. field (tops were valued a t $52,585,000, posed to do, claiming the union's re covered at last, it is the unusual one Phone (8 Amount Est. Benefit V. C. COLLER, Propnr nearly $10,009,900 greater than the, fusal was prompted by spite be­ of drop-kicking. "The most pleasant Owner 22!l-tfe ' Description of Property Assm't, to Property sound in the world to me next to the i muse the city favored the Pershing fiiim- crops I:ihI year,____; r— Marin Horton, Lot 9, Blk. II, Tr. 4 ...v______ *.... $242.93 $250.00 if ham and eggs on a frosty j Da Hi on the truck crop, yvhich will stadium for the Olympic games a n d 1sizzli WANTKD The special assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ million morning,'4 says Ray “is the thump of u to millions of dollars, are not voletl n subsidy off only- a scribed nro payable optionally ns follows:. Either in full within thirty days .U P -n," v WANED A chaine to build Inr puhlifulnm francs for the t'olcmb-. stadium i„ i it foiitbntl when u skillful leg boosts) after the ei (opinion of the walk, or in ten equal annual installments, with )NTUA(.T0|{ and BUILDER new home befmc lumher get* any *-v|*ib*b.t •»t Du ■oreauu for 1.21 Olympic it for forty yards." In lit* studio yard ... i. s andi e/.ltmnti i • .* lurnisnt ^i but it i* hui.ed in a :tl« r report to connection with tin rum 1 HI Commercial Street—Sanford. Fin higher, Ray had goal posts and the familiar intcicst at the rate of Light per cent, per annum, from the date of the com-, meet. , Sanford ,, , , Novelty .. ,, ... * ,lSJ-tle v., ;,ive u i ..niplete. summary, , ede— \\on;s. ' cross-bar erected. For twenty min­ plctioti of said improvement. The municipal council nmv has of­ -- - —- —■—-------- -— ------- ------ r The report nlso docs Pot include A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will utes daily for several weeks Ray could WANTED TO RENT Permanent. ’’ GILLON & T R Y mnl other fered Pershing stadium to the sport pilieiipplcs, avo.adocs he seen off “by his lonely," or with a he held at the City Hall on tho Rlh day of January, A. D. 1923, ul 2;30 p. m„ iro r m ,.. . . . I or I room unfurnished apartment, fruits. ing federation of the labor unions. t!CAL CON 11’ ACTORS : (jn( house, desirable locution. Adfriend on the other sidc^ of tho "II” a t which meeting, said Equalizing Board will hear all clnims nnd objection* drop kicking merrily away. And Ray as to the character of all said improvement* to be paid for in part by special ‘ jdie-.s “F, S /'.kare Herald office, SunThe Daily Herald, 15l* per wool:. . 15-jewel Elgin bracelet watch, $20. assessments, and as provided for in the resolution hereinalwve referred to. ^■tiillituse Lights nnd Applinncer1ford, Fla. C"1T’-Jewej Elgin writ' ll $1)5.75.—Diamond. Witnesfi my hand ns City t^rrif. and the Heal of The City of Hanford, . Kcw-ldue of Fixtures...... , - . . - - P a la c e , Benjamin's Store. 2JI-2te Florida, on this the 21st day of December, A. D. 1922t * Building---- -Magnolia Avenue' (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, The Daily Herald, 15c per weakSTItOUT r,\l!M AKKSCY 12-2C; f-2-2te City Clerk of Sanford, FI#. 113 Magnolia Avenue To all persons hereinafter named, owning property on Laurel Avenue: B- W. HERNDON “Furnished 7 room bungalow, new, You are hereby notified that on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1922, na Dixie Highway, barn, garage. 15 the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution insurance agency >* .acres. Electric light, running water, providing for the grading nnd paving of lqiuret Avenue from Sixth Street telephone, hath. Deep well, Fnir- South to Thirteenth Street, with vitrified brick or other hard surface m ater­ To nil persons hereinafter named, owning property on Thirteenth S t ; r,REA UTO------- BONDS hanksfMorsc Engine, water piped to ial. The total estimated cost of said improvement of Laurel Avenue is $1-1,You are hereby notified that on the 27lh day of November, A. D. 1922, all parts of farm. Orange, tangerine, 820,09. The assessments against .the various pieces of property hereinafter tho City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did ndopt a preliminary resolu­ ^* 0. Shinholscr grapef$?it, peaches, blarklu-rries, tree described, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of Laurel Ave., tion providing for the grading nnd paving of Thirteenth Street, from San­ blueberries,.! J l -varieties of grapes, which have Wen tentatively determined by the Assessor covering the propor­ ford Avenue to French Aveype, with vitrified brick or other hard surface ma­ Conlractor nml Builder lemon, cherries, bananas, loquut, Jap. tion of the expense of said improvement to lie borne by the respective pieces terial. The total cstima ted cost of said improvement of Thirteenth Street persimmon, mulberries, roscllc, guav­ of property hereinafter described, nnd the estimated amount of tho benefit is $21,570.00. The assessments against the various pieces of property here- , [««ro,tr r : r : FLORIDA as. Farm and garden tools, cow, calf, which will accrue to the various pieces of. property hereinafter described, inaftcr described, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Thir­ flock of Muscovi ducks included, all abutting upon said Laurel Ave., to be Improved in-the manner above stated teenth St., which hnve been tentatively determined by the Assessor covering for $6,500. $3,500 cash, 1ml. I, 2 nnd are ns follows, to-wii the proportion o f the expense of snid improvement to he homo by the re­ 3 year*. I u 2Dl-tfc Amount Est. Be no lit spective pieces':6f property hereinafter described,’ and the estimated amount -- — Vcl«inarlM Owner Description of Prtrpcrty Assm't. to Property of the benefit which will accrue to the various pieces qf property hereinafter Office 0ffice j a j F. ir, Rend, Lot 1, Illk. 9, Tier 8...... ....... .................‘.... $131.98 $170.00 described, nhutting upon sold Thirteenth Street to be improved in the man­ Opposite P. 0. F. 11. Rand, Lot 2, lllk. 0, Tier R5i*di ■*♦»»***+*-++«>tit**< 131.98 170.00 ner nlaivc stated are as follows, to-wit: i®u«nt C 257 . - ' V ^ _ _ _ _ _ DeLand, Florida F. II. Rand, Lot 3, Illk. 9, Tier 8 ...... :......... ....... .— ... 131.98 170.00 • Amount Est. Benefit r a r v > n T j F r n n r i c ta a I’rcscriPlloa for Colds*, FcvDescription of Property 175.00 Owner Assm't. to Property U K D r i K L L U K l o cr nn(j [^(Jrjppo. IFh the most C. C. Cobb, Lot 0. Illk. 11, Tier 7................................. . 134.08 $479 00 e M ■ Isabelle Higginbotham, I,ot fi, Blk 12, Tier .134.08 • 167.00 Mr*. Mary E. Symcs, I*ot 0, Blk. 15, Tr. -I . .........$440.04 At Connelly & prespeedy, remedy we know, "The Record of Quality’’ Isabelle Higginbotham, Ia>t 7, Blk. 12,Tier 7....~------ - 134.08 157.00 Frank Brunson, Lot 10, Blk. 11, Tr. 5 470.00 E .™ .' 440.04 ItsfablUlird I0OS Opcfn NIffhts till Ten ventinff Pneumonia. Mrs. Mabel Monroe, Lot fl, Blk. 15,‘Trll 3 ... 470.00 J. S. Dinkel, Lot 3, Blk. 13, Tier 8 ................................. 172.39 225.00 . . ....... 440.04 •i-it-A-i, I’-N-T-A-T-R .......... 223.02 Unknown, Lot 5, Blk. 14, Tr, 2 J. S. Dinkel, Lot i, Blk. 13, Tier 8 .................... ......... .... 1,14-08 176.00 235.00 •»* rMinrnla B B B B B B B B B IB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B . Tho special assessments against tljcvariouspieces of property nhov^ de­ The Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above „ rJ 1(10,1 • x ' U r n n r r ✓ . n,» Uu Under New Management, The scribed are payable optionally os follows: Eilho rin full within Thirty days described nre payable optionally ns follows: Either in full within thirty ' “ferr liaaita 105 I’nlmetto Avc.— Phone 181-Jj after the completion uf the wprk, nr in ten equal annual installments with in­ days after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments, •.‘■an* terest nt the rato of Eight per cent per annum, from the date of the comple­ with interest nt tfie rate of Eight per cent, per annum from the date of the ***4*'M ''ruei-rlr D u a l n r a a 4 ' h a n r r a tion of said improvement. completion of nnid Improvement, ' • Next to Fire Station ■ t)g|qe A meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Plorlda, will All my old friends are cordially be held a t the City Ifall on the Sth day of January, A. D. 1028, at 2:30 p. m. be held nt the City Hall oft the Sth day of January, A. P . 1923, ^tt^:30 p, m.. IlH o J;,", l,,!1,TV fOMPABV ’ invited to cal! and see me in my at which meeting said equalizing board will hearailclaims and objections ns a t which metUrfg said Equalizing Board will hear all claims and objections 4H "«:*TMl5\T COM!•ASSY new place of business, where I to the character of all said improvements to bo paid for by special assess­ ns to the character of all said improvements to bo paid for in part by specialIri". — *°l-w MacBulin A»V. will be pleased to servo them ments, and iu provided for in the resolution hereinabove referred to. assessments, and ns provided fo r in the resolution hereinabove referred to. with the best the market af­ kdej ^ H dolors for autoinoWitness my hand as City Clerk, and the Seal of the City of Sanford, .-.x Witness my hand as City Clerk and tho Seal of the City of Sanford, fords. 3.r“l,: whir}| encircloa'tho rim Florida, on thia tho 21at day of December, A. D.1922. Florida, on this tho 21st day of December, A. D, 1922. (SEAL) " „# . L. It. 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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>, December 26, 1922; <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/4d8167f063c3dd8168ef6b129c73fc70.pdf b35bde4ca8959e29786e19d2b51a7bd0 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1922 I bB Mg XmL y a I L U Pi I 1 n H B rl II jpul ij A I A m L I V N A n JBL i NUMBER 232 m m h i Band Concert At Central Park Sunday Aftehioon ATTORNEY GENERAL AND SPEC IAL MILITARY ESCORT HOLD COURT COL RICE, OF WASHINGTON, AND FRED LYNCH, OF • no r th w est In Small Tracts In Wonderful SnblrriRuted. Well Drained Seminole County Lands f tho Oviedo section of ditions, systematically over the whole stnto of Florida during his residence here. This j*nve him a wide basis for compprisoiT+of thu chnrnctcr and pos(aibilities of this district. A fter'look­ ing over the Oviedo country he bought aovernl hundred nen-s pf land and mov­ ed liiic olfico nnd residence to Oviedo where ho could study the bperntions and method; of tho farmers nnd grove men in the Sanford-Ovicdp territory nnd watch results before taking any action. After a year of observation, he said it was good enough for anyone to recommend to his friends, mid he Went north to do so. Within sixty days tilings began to illustration of the old proverb • that there Is a tide in the nfTnirs of. men that taken nt its flood lends to fortune. They have known for n long time tlint they had one of the potentially rich<*t sections of the state which needed #rJy capital and energy to develop it. The trouble has been that not enough other people, knew it. laical citizens Du* been at work developing its ngrirultural and citrus possibilities in 4 limited wqy for some years. County CommU.Moner O. I’. Hwojk’ has nlwayi they came Imck, made payment und Wens firm believer. jn tlie g reat fu­ took deeds. This week they have n ture of the section nnd has done ns gnng of mean already at work clear­ -much for its development us any sin* ing roads, to bo immediately follow­ fie individual could do. ed by development of land for farms A few ycry* ago li^ associated with with flowing wells ami tiling f or the 1 him in the acquisition of the Inrgcr drainage nnd irrigation, • yartion of the famous black Hummock One of the principals in the deal is led', several well known local men Col. D. L. Rice of Washington, D. G. iil Seminole and Orange counties ns He is nn influential publisher with H. W. Harr of Orlando, Roy Symines far reaching business connections. He ‘«f Winter Park*, and F. E, Dutton of is owner of thu Nntionnl Tribune with !8tnfonl, all of them well |iostcd In a- circulation of several hymned thou­ tWpossibilities of all the lands In thin sand. nnd publishes numerous other part of the state. Under the energet­ papers and bulletins, lie il probably ic management of Mr. Swope, nil the 1h*s I known in Florida a s the man ■Usds h;iie lieeit drained, add quite who founded nnd developed the city of is aerrag. actually brought into cul- St. Cloud, in Osceola county and did thition, fully tiled and irrigated in it single handed, putting it on its feet the lame, method .that has given such nnd making it a flourishing town Intzcelli-nt results in Sanford. Other lo- sido of two years. **I citizens have undertaken improveHis assoeinto In the Oviedo enter­ mrnts un a limited scale also nnd prise is Mr. Fred II. Lynch of St. Paul, there has Isen a gradual increase ini Minnesota, nnd New York City. Mr. t* »rca farmed. A few outsiders have Lynch 4s nationally known in political wme in front time to time nnd taken and financial circles. For many years rmail parcels of land and nre now Democratic Nntionnl cominlliccntnn vwking them, hut the total hns Ireen from Minnesota, he was chairman of - inhere eifual to the por.Siliilities. the Nntionnl Executive committee in Tr.e gnat opportunities of the dis­ the Wilson campaign. He lias Licii for trict, however, have only just now nttrmted the attention of iiciiple with AWDtressary experience* and cnpitnl ir** *ve!o|» it on a large scale. This ^m*v,n the hig doings have licgun with ,» m»h, ami then! j* every indication the aforesaid tide is now flood- FT Oviedo*tfhd wUI sw cep 'ilo iP lb Highest water murk of developami success. v . ' year Mr. Harr, of the Orlanjw firm of f’ooper-Alhn-IInrr brought P*-Maxwell A. Kilvcrt to look over jl T* k™**’ Kilvert ^hen had his ■J^QUarters in Jacksonville where ho l " ^°r Romo four Avd years pjtnargc of thu interests of n synof investors in Florida. Prior h" k°en f°r ** number of Jt ” n Mexico and in other cniiii* m^nnginjj European und British jniopmcnt syndicate* which, had **kfc ? cx,l‘n**vo plantations nlong ivivBin mw ( Jr development and ’construeThe general outline of tho plan lot r* He had also examined con development is understood to be to The following band concert will be rendered at C entral Pork Sunday af­ ternoon nt -1:00 o’clock by the Sanford Concert Ilnnd under Uie% efficient lead­ ership of Edgar nail: . March—Son* of America ........ Alexia Grand Selection o f Sacred Airs The A*«iH*lnfrd l*rr»l , . MONROE, La., Dec. 23.—Attorney General Coco set January fifth ^ as date for Morehouse PaVish open hear­ ing connection with Morehouso kid­ napping ease was learned today. At­ torney General nnd spcrinl trnin with >m Mndlle Modiste. two companies of Louisiana National Waltzes ..........-................ ...... Victor Herbert Guurd arrived nt Ilustrop this morn­ ing and m ilitary pitched oamp on the Uurcarollo from Talcs of Ihrffmnn « ............:.........................J, Offenbach court house squnre. A Intermission March Airs of the Two Friends...... Heyer Raritonu Solo—The I’nlms. J, Fa ure Mnck Stewart Gems from the South S. March—\Vi-ln llleibt Wclii Sch Star Spnngled ltnnner t'lqrthi* above program and take i with you to the concert tomorrow nf t< mooli. Utr Tl»r \mmorlfttr«| I'rrtai SANTA KK, N. M., Dec. 23— Six men with heavy suitcases who arrived from lain Vegas this morning in u rnr nre in the county jail pending in­ vestigation in connection with the robbery of the “United States Federal Reserve Bank truck nt Denver., Unitid Stntes marshal's office hnd receiv­ ed tip from lour Vegas and two oTficerr. after observing the suspeefs dur­ ing breakfast at n local restaurant, took them into custody. ( l l r T h r Aaa<M-l* 4r 4 1‘ rraa) TAMPA, Dec. 23— Early returns from elections -yesterday in twentynine special school tux districts in Tampa vicinity indicate a hig major­ ity for thu ten mill tax. Three mills bus Iwen the maximum tax until this election the first under the new con­ BANDITS GET $.1,000 IN HOLD-UP IN INDIANA TOWN stitutional amendment. Anna Maria Island Sold Yesterday to Northern Men DYER, Ind., Dec. 22— Three hrfri<|its yesterday held up the First Na­ tional bank of Dyer nnd escaped with $1 ,0 0 0 . One bandit, who was dressed ub n woman, was shot by John Koilman, a grocer, nnd apparently' mor- Who Will Develop the Island Into.big tully woundi'il- hut escaped. . Resort • (Ilf The A aam'liitnl I'rrm) MIAMI, Dec. 23.—"Condition is un­ changed, no better no worse" was the statement issued at Riverside hospital on illness of Edgar C. Frmly, Chicago automobile man charged witli the murder of his wife. » operations. Their intention is to. have at least some Inin! ready this reason, and nt the rate their force is sta rt­ ing out it ia safe to any they will. Their idea is to get Innd ready for farming with full equipment of wells, tiling, fencing and in shnpc for the plough, and then put nctunl settlers on it just ns fast ns practicable. The unit is ten acres which is a good size farm for the highly intensive work of this district. They plan to bo ntfla to supply a settler with anything from ten acres of raw land to a complete farm In full \jperntlon, with neces: sary buildings. The preference, how­ ever, is to provide tracts with thre# or foui* acres fully equipped for ofeoration, which Will furnish a living while the owner develops the rest of tho land himself and expands gradu­ ally apd economically. Terms are to be very easy to the settler. There is another factor of the great­ est Influence In the impetus which de­ velopment at Oviedo is now receiving. That ia the construction of the exten­ sion of the Seaboard Air line from Lako Charm into the heart of the Hamhtock- Such an extension has been agitated for several years. Tho past w » Prohibition lomml.summer cxocutlve officials of the Sea­ Meat** i a’ n,.!* CMztmas message to "Friends of the Eighteenth Amend* board Investigated the situation a t *»»« “#v declared the success attained In prohibRIon enforcement •sot be n‘*,on tor hopefulness and gratification congratulations." "Do Ovjedo. ’They decided th lt the time sf mltrea™**1 or dismayed," maid/Mr. Haynes by the nati<yi-wldo program' had come for its immediate develop•kkioc, prMcnt»tloq constituting as It doc# most pretentious and most per- ,m ent Right of way waa secured and ttt- Uin r°p*gnt>da and undermine enforcement since enactment of the •18th construction of a loop extenllon into (Continued on psgo U) ucccss Measure Attained Gives Every Rea > son for Hope FINE PROGRAM UAH 1IEKN Alt ItANGEI) AND BIO CROWD EXPECTED (Hr Thr Am m Ii IH Presal TAMPA, Dec. 23.—The north end of the island o f'A n n a Marin resort which lies at the mouth of Tumpa buy has Won sold for $110,000 by C. M. Roser to R. W. Pillsbtiry, owner nnd publisher of Manchester Union nnd head of Woodmont Orchards Co., of New Hampshire, it became known hero today. Development of the is­ land into n popular retort will be un­ dertaken. . Over Two Hundred Prisoners Released Mount Joy Today TWENTY TIIDUHAND DOLLARS GONE IN HOLD Fifteen Passengers Injured in Wreck of A. C. L. a t Lucaina (llr The IkKoelnlril I’rraal O REXHAUSTION OF AMER PITTSBURGH, H«c- 23.—Four ban­ 1CAN SUPPLY BY dits shot Ross Dennis, paymaster of NEXT JUNE the Pittsburgh Coal Company nnd escaped with n satchel containing about twenty thousand * dollars in Fast Trnin Left Trnrk Struck Rank and Roiinred ltnck cukroncy. Hold up occurred on the kills behind Mount Lebanon-near here I Hr Th» Akkorlnlrd I'rrMl \\ ho SayH Speculators Have Con while party of company officials wore ROCKY MOUNT, N. C., Dec. 23— trol o f .Market and Depress­ taking Christmas puy to the miners Fifteen passengers were Injured early nt Rcadling. ing the Prices today when eight ears including 'four sleepers nnd the engino of the Atlan­ - (Hr Thr VssnpUlral 1‘rraal tic Const Line trnin enruuto from WASHINGTON, Dee. 23— Declar Jacksonville to New York was derail­ ing cotton consumption figures foi ed near I.ucamn. Two injured were November, Announced yesterday, Indi brought to the hospital here. Others rated a possibility of the exhaustior attended by physicians nt Lurnnm. of the Anicrirnn supply by next June Officials nfter investigation' advanced Senator Heflin asserted In the seputi theory that the wreck was caused by that present prices of 2(5 cents a pounc u broken rail. The fact Hint none of for the products showed “conclusively SAYS GOVERNMENT FORECAST thli two hundred and fifty pitssengers speculators have control of the marHR AIIOIJT CHRISTMAS were serious hurt us fast trnvcling WEATHER trnin left the track it struck nn em­ bankment nnd hounded hack to the l l t r T l i f A i i n r l m r i l I'r rn*) WASHINGTON, Dec. 23— “Thcrv rend bed sniil by officials to he "idis no cold weather in sight," thus the most miraculous. government weather forecaster tills morning set a t rest anxiety that muy exist as to yule-tide wralhcf pros­ pects. Although the front reported this morning in Northern ami Central Florida was forecast for. the next two days it calls for somewhat higher d u r in g N e x t j u b il e e \ temperatures in South Atlantic and HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED East Gulf stntes. Catholic Episcopacy Will Be Called By Pope At Rome I H j T h r Aaanrta lr d l* rra«> - ROME, Dec. 23.—Probability th a t the pipe will call meeting of entiro Catholic Episcopney in Rome during tlie next Jubilee year wan announced in Papal Kncylinl issued today. Such meeting would ho continuation of Ecumenic council which was held In Romo in 1X70. I0 Encylcinl Poiniff praises efforts v«»t universal pacifirnticn arid condemn# divorce, modern dnnees nnd immodest fashion. -v NEW YORK, Dec. 22— Official of the New York American Iwnguu base hall association yesterday abandoned their plans to raise a burial fund for Harry Hemphill, former hig league baseball player. . The Charles Hemphill who died on Tuesday, never played baseball, It was said by* n sister of the dead man. Mrs. W. A. McKnight, of Jersey City. Wide publication of the death of the old player nnd contemplated fund esulted in nn investigation which rovcalt'd the mistaken identity arising from the similarity of names. A theory thnt the dertd man might be-—Prank Hemphill, brother of Charles, nnd also a form er hall play­ er, was also dispelled by Mrs. Mi> Knight who oaid thnt neither tho de­ ceased brother or nnothcr brother, Edward, hail ever played profession­ al baseball. • ' K0 PER CENT OF ASTORIA SAFES WITHSTAND THE FIRE ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. 23.—Approx­ imately 80 per ccnLof tho 150 safes in the district of Astoia wrecked, by fire, Dee. 8, preserved their contents intact, according to J. Frank Purcell, of Portland, who is heading the tamo o| mning activities. No uttcnipta to op­ en the vaults will lie made until after January 1. STEUBENVILLE, O., Dec. 2 3 .Roy IsmIsoii, 21, is dead, his brother, William. 32, severely wounded, nnd Jnmes Pearson, 10, is lieing hunted by deputy sheriffs nnd West Virginia state poller ty fncen murder charge as the result of n fight which enme as the climax of n feud between two fsnillieq existing for mnny weeksrTtw MOTION PICTURB STAR BITTBN b a ttl/ was staged near W ilson fnrm . IIV CAMEL NO WHITE XMAH SOUTH on the hill enst of Weirton, W. Vn., OF MA'SON-DIXON LINE across the river from Stculieuville. WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. — Any Republican Irish Signed Declaration hopes for a ."white Christmas” south of Allegiance of the Mason and Dixon line appar­ ently were dispelled by the weather (Hr Thr AMorlafr# Press) DUBLIN, Dec. 23— Two « hundred hurenu, which announced that gen­ • nnd Qixty-fuur Republicans held pris­ erally fair weather will prevail Sat-, oner in M^unt Jop prison, were re- unlay ami Hundny in the Atlantic and 'leased todn>s having signed declara­ East Gulf states, Tennessee and Ohio tion of aUeginnrc to free state. Four valley, with no material change In trm|>ernturc, although it will be some of those released are women. warmer in the Southeastern states on Saturday. | SMITH PURCHASES ^ "There ia no cold weather In sight," ALL INTERESTS IN SEMINOLE-OVERLAND CO. the bureau stated. The disturbance that developed oil Thursday night off the North Caroli­ .A . W. Smith has purchased the in­ na coasi has moved rabidly northeast­ terest of !L L H aight in tho Seminolo-Overland Company and In the fu­ ward, and.laat night, waa central near ture will conduct tho business. Mr. Cape Cod, the bureau reported. Smith about three m onths ago boughtFKOBT THIS MORNING the Interest of-Geo. Welland in the company and (» now tho solo owner. Mr. Smith is an oxporiencod automo­ Our weather reporter had frost on bile man, having been in the businees his whiskers when ho roportod this for the past 18-years and ho will morning and said tho thermometer make a campaign not only for thp hsd'gono down to 30. T ho'rain and sales of WUIys-Knight and Overland cold weather following is fine for. the enra, but will go a fte r tho mechanical lettuce and celery crops and the frost end of the business, making a special­ did no mnt?rial damage anywhere ty of WUIys-Knight and Overland here. The weather shark says warm ­ service. C, E. Cook, well known In er weather for Christmas -and if It this section ,wW bo'V ic offlco .gisna- gets any better than It Is now. tho tourists will think they are in Para- MRS. LIONEL IIARRYMOKE WANTS DIVORCE DECREE NEW YORK, Dec. 23— Details of tho Interlocutory decree of divorce ob­ tained by Mrs. Dosis Rankin Barry­ more from Lionel Barrymore, fnmiiita JUDGE TO A1 DSANTA CLAUS American actor, were cloaked in sec­ recy today. Mrs. Barrymore, herself CHICAGO. Dec. a noted theatrical star, otilalncd the decree before Supremo Court Judge Joseph Morschauscr, in Westchester county. The decree will bocomu filial in sentenced by him to the "alimony1 three months. i ' club a t the county jalf. Biggest Oil Transaction in History of Mexican . _______ - x0 u 4 n d u s try ----- _ . . .. (S r Til# A u w la lrl Piraat ■ LOS ANGELES, Dec. 23— A group of Lon Angeles men have obtained from the Mexican government "w hat amounts to blanket concession on all government iandn. in tho oil district of the coat coast,'* according to- an An­ nouncement from promoters the Los Angeles Timet reported. "It i f by far the Uggest oil transaction In Mexican history,” the Times said, "probably the moat Important deal’ of its knd In the world for it involves 11,000,000 Through overland telegraph service has been established between Copen­ There are. 14 islands In the Hsmoan aorea of land adjoining rich workings of oldest, established companies In Tam­ pico and Tuxpatn district." * . „ • hagen and Peking. group. . < �PACE EIGHT THE SANFOItD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22.-1&23 paddle his own canoe but that day has passed. ’ ' * The world Is too big for any one person to gob nil’ there is in life by liimaclf. Now and then we find a now vested in the state public utilin a n who inftginen that he can start ties commission); and “passage of an n business* and make it go without act creating a board of conciliation the >hclp of anybody else. These men nhd mediation with full power t.t in­ arc getting scarce for bitter expotf- ivcstlgatc, advise and* recommend and cnee has shown that it cannot bo done, 'give all said facta, advice and rccontThe Kind You Know Hc will stniggl.! along, mri'ybo fer t ImepdAtkm *to the public." _ few years, paying no attention toi Announcement by the State Tax 1 They cost.no more than ortli• » w hat-his city and his neighbor* nrp! Commission that It favors a state in­ nary tires. duing. He m akes‘no ctrort to serve jeome tax and will have a bill intro- /A free tube with every tire in .*> Geo, Mclford Production his community other than for profit duced in .the legislature, has created "every day. . . \ %. To takes no part in public activities ‘much intercut. Other Importatvyrticft t- * •’ Automobile Dulbs and does not seem to care whether jure* In eight uror t the world moves or not. That man Ui U*t of child welfare lnws p rfparTwo women, a French dancer doomed but for on thing—failure. ed by n commission appoint?d by the and- a propd society beauty He will wake dp some day, and find state; revDct) nditten of tho’SUtnU* throwing conventions to the that the cilyJtn* advanced so far that of Kansas; establishment of state winds and fighting for a he is left entirely behind. That Is tho grain warehouses; establishment of man’s love in the hotwwostea reward of no cooperation, h is com'- faun marketing tpteeau; codification of the Sahara. Wild adven­ pd trior across (ho street believe* in und rpvisibif of state school laws; the tures, gay Arabian revels, cooperating with the other merchants adoption of state highway system G> tears.antP tempestuous rom­ of the city in an clfort to maku it be constructed by the state and finuncance. Also— a better town* in which to live, ilia cd by CU,000,080 bond* i ;*.ue defrayed competitor across thu street bellow* by automobile licen ic revenue; re­ in cooperating with the other mer- classification of property for tnxachnnts of the city In an effort to live, tion; revision downward of B&hwiea i.* His business will grow while,the oth- *ta\o officials. The legislature is oli- 105 Palmetto Ave.— Phone 481-J er fellow fails. That is the rewnrd of ligated to the adoption of tho soldier cooperation. In the early days of civ- "bonus nmcmlmcnt last election, to ilizatiun, men saw that cooperation vote $2.1,000,000 bondv t opay this was 'hccessnry In order to protect compensation—$1 n day for each day 112 MAGNOLIA- AVENUE themselves from the wild nniinals in service. . PHONOGRAPHS’ PLAYERS SHEET MPSIC PIANOS RECORDS E PLAYER HOLI.S The Princess — T O N I G H T ___. Fine Christmas vVenthcr today nr.d tomorrow. Apd the shoppers ^ro hero in full force and tho oturcs are crowded# B y taking Advantage of our Wonderful Suit Snle FRIDAY AND SATURDAY * •* • "* We will offer the greatest bargain values ever offered in Sanford, on first quality suits. Come in and look them over and we will prove to you that we mean ju st what we say. . i * , Will he open evenings Thursday, Friday und Saturday First Quality— Low Prices . Loo!; over the advertisements in to­ day’s issue. Tho -Sanford merchant* want your trade and they are hulking a bid for it. Charles and Kdward Henderson and Ham Murrell are all homo today from Stetson university And will l>u here for the Christian* holiday*. The Sanford public school* closed today for (he holidays and many of the primary grades had appropriate exercises for tho children demon­ strating thu spirit of Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Crumley of Chuiuotn were in the city today shopping and visiting with their muny Sanford friends. Mr. Crumley reports that Chhluota is livoly and mnny new peo­ ger, tlio famous operatic singer. Da­ ple uro coming in all the time. ring his nlm-nco *Mr«. Coyd and chil­ dren will return to their home in Tar­ The Snjiford Chamber of Commerce pon Springs. had n fine meeting todny a t the Ho­ tel Valdez. More ami more of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and chil member* are beginning to find out dren will npend the holiday* in Cran th at those noonday meetings nro the thing. Any member can nttend the.ic don with Mrs. Wilson** parents. Friday noonday meetings. Mr*. J. M. Cnggott of Tarpon Robert Holly ami James Sharon Springs i* tho gueat of her daughter and Ililly Fitts drove through from Mrs, P. M. Coyd for the holidays. Gainesville *todny where they have been attending the University of Flo­ ‘ Mr. ami JM™- F» 8. Dnigcr, Sr.- of rida. Allen Jones, G. W. Spencer nnd .Tampa will arrive lie re todny to spend Severn I other* enme in yesterday ami the holidays here ns the guest* of rel­ mnny other Sanford hoys will in- home atives. today nnd tomorrow for their Christ­ mas holidays. ’ . Mrs. John Leonard! leaver, tomor­ row for I’lnnt City where she will spend the holiday* with her mother and sister. The spirit of Christmas is the spir­ it of co-operation, the spirit of help­ Mrs. GiiTord G arrett and Mrs. Ren fulness. “Peace on Forth, Good Will Ia-lgh motored to Orlando yesterday to Man” cannot mean anything else whore they spent the afternoon most lint friendlincs.i, aiding one another, pleasantly. working together. The go-it-alone policy will not get you anywhere in I)r. nnd Mrs. W. S., Ilrnndon of this day of mass formation. There Mimic, I ml., arrived in the city yester­ might have been u time that one could day for a short stny nnd arc stopping at the Montezuma. * J. J. N. CONNER, Manager 115 E ast F irst S treet MK8. FRED DAIGKR, Society Editor Phono 217-W t t jmm I s m s it frlrsds vl.lttna yo —U i n s m p i s s aa/w brr* or mating b»—s. or If too oro # it« rU lsln |. writ • pool a I card Is this grpariioraf. s lila s OaSalla, ar Irlrpbnor Ika llrm. It nil I s grsallr a s i n c l a l r i CIRTHDAY PARTY Phone 104 Wanda Hawlev Milton Sills Big: Gallons of Gas and Full Quarts of Oil Free Air ancj Battery W ater CALUMET conomy PIANO TUNING— PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS 04MUVG POWOEn KANSAS GOVERNOR TO FI ENACTMENT OF. 1118 PLAT FORM HIT Tfcr A « » o rln lrd P r M « l TOPEKA, Kao- Dec. 22.—In his message to the Knnsn* legislature which convenes Jnnunry Governorelect Jonathan M. Davis will; ho as­ serts, emphasize the main point* of the party platform on which he was elected. Repeal of the Olndiintrial court lnw is one of the plank*. It was a democratic plalfiiiin olid the legis­ lature i-4 overwhelmingly llepiihlienit, Other points ate: Reduction of tax­ es; abolishment of “many useless hoards- nnd commissions nnd consol­ idation oY many other*;” abolition of the J-lato Highway Commission; place R O U T H Next to Princess Theatre the vnhes ground or the brakes rclincd or a gene hauling—Tlu- best of service ON TRACKS NEAP EXPRESS OFFICE GENERAL REPAIRS -, I!) I Night Phone, Wight ii rat hers Co. Department Garage lluilding Mrs. Donald Smith nnd little daugh­ ter Evelyn, nnd Mrs. lien Ix-igh will spend the holiday* In Sarasota, tinguests of the former’s mother. Mrs. George Rice will arrive here today from Massachusetts where slu­ dies were served. Thu girls were- glv spent the summer. Mrs. Iti<ice was excn stocking*, of popcorn while tho pec ted yesterday but was unavoid ably detained in Washington, boys were given popcorn imlls. M aster Coleman proved a delight­ Mr. and Mrs. George DoCottc* nnd ful host, and was the recipient of many lovely gifts from his many nun Frederick Cell leave Saturday for friends. He was assisted in entertain­ Jacksonville where they will spend ing by his mother, Mrs. J. C. Colenpin the holidays ns guests of the former’s Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mrs. Paul Riggers mother, Mr*. (!. As DeCottes. Mr*. Don Smith nnd Mrs. Reg Holly. Among the girls returning from the Collego for Women a t Tallahassee EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUE for thi^iolidnys nre Misses Lila Mur­ The member* of tho Every Week rell, Knud Henry, Dorothy Humph, bridge, club were most pleasantly en­ Marion Hand nnd Julia Znchnrf. tertained yesterday nfternoon by Mrs. Mis* Martha Langley leaves todny L. F. Huttolph, nt her attractive home on Magnolia Ave. There were two by bont for Jacksonville going from there to her home in Camp Hill. Ala. tables of players. Tho "holiday colors were most ef­ She was accompanied us for ns Jack­ fectively used In the rooms where lln- sonville by her hunt Mrs. W. T. U ngcard tables were arranged. Iatrgc red Icy. ‘ • 5 5 bells, wreaths nnd other holiday sug­ g Misses Sarlta 1-ake, IJiC'inirc Jone* gestions were used.. and Florence Henry and G. W. Spen­ In tho spirited game of bridge play­ ed during tho nfternoon, the prize, cer nnd Allen Jones returned Inst cvtwo dainty hand mado handkerchiefs, uning from GalnosviHe whero . -tho young ladle* we 10 guest* nt the Frawas won by Mrs. F. E. Ro uni ill at. A fter the game the guest* were in­ vited into the dining room for refreshm enu. Tho dining, table wn* centered Mr. and Mrs, George Dawson of with an attractive Christmas tree, Kokomo, Ind., arc among, tho out beautifully decorated, nnd hung with 5intc arrivals here yesterday nnd nro bags of delicious homo made candy pleasantly located a t tho Montezuma. which were given tho gupsU a* fnv--------ors. The hostess served a tempting W. G. F o x of Forth .Worth, Tex.,.is salrfd course, followed by an Ice registered nt th e " Montezuma for a course. short stay. ' .Those enjoying the cordial hospi■— * tnllty oT Mrs. Huttolph were Mrs. Mr. nnd Mr*. S’. G. Soaring of JackForrest U k e , Mr*. S. E. Iterrclt. Mr*. fonvillc, nnd daughter- Mr*. John W. J. Thigpen, Mr*. W alter W ight,( Hmimnn «f Snn Diego, Cal., who have 2 S E L E C T A G IFT T H A T IS SURE TO P L E A SE This shop is a favorite with people who are S particular about the gifts they choose for 5 particular men. . S There is such an endless variety here of Shaving nnd Siili- U ttlc Miss Juno Sharon was hostess this afternoon at n birthday party a t her Kbmo.on Tenth street. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. I’nrrin of Ron­ ton Harbor, Mich., arrived in tho city yosterday nnd will spend n few days hero a t the .Moptosumn, cn route to other places of Interest in tho state. . • —— • Mr. P. M Boyd will loavo January 1 for Now York whdro he will take a post graduate courao with Oscar San- tary Sets, Wallets, Smoking'Accessories, Luggage nnd other distinctive g ifls that one quickly finds the right thing for the right njan, nt the right price. 1)RUG STORE M ake it a In thi.i Unuo of tho Herald Is an advertisement of John Stemper, Un­ well known nn-nt mnn who hn* hi* store next to tho Coca Cola plant wert of tho Calcs building on First street M r^Jitem pcr has put .the prices of meals, way down nnd tho prices speak for themselves. Rend litem oyer care­ fully nr.d watch Stumper's nd. It means something. MEN’S KNIT GLOVES SILK SOCKS ............... ...... ........... K DM-A-PAKT CUFF BUTTONS MEN’S HOUSE SUPPERS. PONGEE SHIRTS, Collars Attached Nothing: in all tho world could-pleasc you and yours more. Sedan, TotMriff, Special Tour­ ing, Sport and other models in our new Sales Room's. * "■ * pa nro tho jn>esta of man for tho holidays. B A K E R Y * Corner Second Street and Sanford Ave. Open Day and N ight-------Ladies’ Rest Rodm �‘AGE TWO Sanford Daily Herald — | _____ I'Bbilabr* «*err lllrrnuim r ir r u l ftun«ay at «br llarnld Itall.lln*. lor Magnolia A**., Saafonl. Fin. The H erald Printing: Co. T H E SA N FO U D nA lI.Y U K H A I.D .. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2fi. 1922 present postoffi<e but It will • never tiUtferow the courtesy of IVstmastcr Killer ami those Vrho a te helping him Nerve the public. You may think you wait, you may ‘believe th a t you shguid have belter service but you hove nov­ el been behind the scones and discov­ ered what the postmuster and Ins clerks m e up against in the effort to keep the stream o ' letters uml packry e flowing in and out. ^ -N E A R Those who are entrusted to make our laws m ust devise some means of coming *t» the relief of real estate for the amount it in carrying is glow­ ing to be n burden too great to bo borne. Mr. H. If. Windsor, in the Popular Monthly Mngailne, Say* that dike a prodigal son a t the apex of his luxu­ rious living, our legislators, city county, stale and national, ure ap­ propriating billions of jlollars yearlysome of it with apparent .disregard ns to the necessity of the appropriation, or a t least its for absolute necessity at tin present lime. I t is cosy for the arm y of reform ­ ers nnd advocates of the almost count­ less improvement—both murid nnd physical—to odor endless nnd con­ vincing argum ent why thin thing, and that is fundamentally good. Few of them, in their competition to gel legislation favorable to tlieir own pel idea, stop to consider where the money is coining from or how the nlitally overburdened taxpayer is to provide the funds. Many of these objects are admittedly good i" them­ selves, just ns n favorite daughter may insist on fur eoala and automo­ bile * of a quality and quantity exreeding father*' ability to afTord. The coats and ear* are good in themselve beyond question, but bow about fath­ e r? , . . ’ That’s the question. In tills case real e sta te is “father" and father is laboring under a load that is-breaking has back and i( relief is not given a collapse will follow.— Ocala Maimer. is LOANED TO FAItSfEltR j WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—N e a rly '* *n half billion dollars, $133,147 000 was loaned to American agricultural by the war finance corporation during the critical period of depression in ■the last year, the annual report of the Tonunission si)nt to congress' disclos'd yestcnluy. __ *•;> r i ’P u a m in B It. J. 1101,1.v rdlior a* J, i.ii.i.A im trrrflar^-TrrnkUfrr II. A. KKKI,...... ....... (Irirral U nnairr n . a. iio i .i .v AdvrrtUlaa Maaacrr AdvrrlUlna llatra Hade llnunn on Application U51VI* •IIIPI* Clrcbtallnr* Hannarr RO UTES KBS'IS T lfB THING I'hnnr 33V-W aflrr S p, in. j ‘r y r, ‘ .Mi° -* — Col. Hubert W. Davis, editor of the Haharrlptlo.i Price la A diaarr Om rcar„,„.„.... ....................... *«.<*• Gaincsvillu Sun, who has passed the ■la Haatfca __*t .i.___ j ..... . XIM» thrvo score and ten m ark anil who I)rl|irrr<t la C'ltr * r Carrier Oa* H ack...... ............... IS t'eal* personifies many of the dearer trad i­ Tbe.blff 12- to lM-pape Weekly ller*. aid eatlrelr r a i r n Pentlaule County tions of the Olff South, editorialises a ad ___ t* publlakrd ______ every __MFriday, P P C i l t n * on politeness in those words: Halatc ratra made known on applica­ “ Politeness is one of the most ad­ tion. l U o per year, nlway* la advanre, i. . . n a. . - ., — — . MKMIIKU T ill: AKMOCIATr.ll FIIKXN mirable things in this world. Ionising T h e A a a o c la ln d P rcn a I* c v rltia lv a ly your hat as you pass a lady acquaint • m i l l e d t o l h a ti** f o r re|ml>1li iviloq of nnee on the street; taking off your a l l n e w * d l a p a l c h c a r r r r f l ir d t o II or n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d l t e i l In t h i n |ml»*r hut in the iduvator if there is u lady a m i a la o t h e lo cal new * iiulillahed in it, a re 'tim e honored old customs herein. All r i g h t s t'J re-|iut>llc.illon o f n p rclat and real gentlemen will bo loth to d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e iilao r e s e r v e d give them up. They, like other -pAt-, O f f i c e ! 1I K I I A I . U l i e 11. 1)1 M l . P h o n e 1 IN ty customs of politeness, conic down . —__— _____________« There will be no dnily Herald Mon­ to us from the fathers of the polished days since this is ono of the two days old days of chivalry and gentility. In the year when the Herald force There is, in this present day, a dispo­ sition to ignore the old customs." takes a vacation. — :-------o— --------— ----- „--------TAXES BECOMING ONEROUS Everyjnq goes through periods of depression from tim e to time hut'thcrc U no dre giving up when the run fails to shine. Wo can always ,hartk on it shining more days in Florida ' than any other spot jn the world. ; V ^ . . 1 F a tty Arbucklc, the fst comedian, wants to come back In the moving pic­ ture game and Will Hayes Rays he should huvu another chance to make good. Will says this is the lime 4o forgive and Arbucklc has jiuffcAtl enough. The g rea t American public will be the arbiter of Fatty’s fate. ------------ o----------Florida shows nn increase in field crops and fruits over lust year of over fourteen millions which shows that Florida is some farm ing state and not n place for tourists alone. The north­ ern papers Uioulil get this informa­ tion and publish it broadcast. it means more than all the highly color­ ed literature that vve emitil send out. h a l f b il l io n TROUBLED .WITH WEAK NEYS ' “Have been troubled with weak kid ■ neys since childhood,” writes Mrn. («. ■ Hyde, llcnzonta; Michigan. “Now p a s t." forty and have lud terrible backache “ and that tired out feeling,'hardly able to do my work. Hy using Foley Kid­ ney Pills accompanied with Foley Cathartic Tablets I soon felt like a new person.” Backache, rheumatic pains, dizziness and blurred vision arc symptoms of kidney trouble. Kidney Pills give quick fetich Hold JJ everywhere.—^ ’dv, STan. | ^ ASS AWAY IS T H E fsjU E M T J I^ R T rtE fe W A N jA R G U M E N T .\w lT H iT H E C A SH IE R .t >'OFt* AVTA*»CAB* —A W* . . . 1 — i » * . __ i ............ v _______________ - CONSIDER THE NEWSBOYS various sections nX the county. Noth­ ing would bo a better advertisement to the progressive spirit of !™ke coun­ ty than the cleaning up and benutifyr ing of her highways* and this appeal should be sufficient to'cause every ci­ tizen in the county to nupport the proposition unstintedly.—-Kustis take. Region. Newsboys are; indispensable. They bfIng us the news from the world ev­ ery day or twice a 'day ns the case may be and they keep R coming in cold weather {ind hot Weather, in clear weather nnd rain. Few people know the hearts that beat beneath the jack­ ets of the “newsies" who have reROOKS AND FAKIRS I Ol.I.OU | m;iine«l ut the Herald office almost unTHE CROWDS ! til midnight when the paper was late It i.i the custom of crooks and'Xjik- in order to get (be news to the peo­ • —------------o -------------:rs to move with the largest streams ple. A prominent booker of tbo city ’It has been n fairly good Christmas >f travel. They find “ good pickings” who does not want l,r name men ti an­ season in Saaford despite the fart -inly among the crowds. It Is rare that t'd, brought u like new dollar bill to that Ute early crops of lettuce brought* hey annoy the honest people of the Ibe Herald office lids morning and no money to the growers. Wo have email towns and thinly settled dial wanted'it given to ids "newsboy," lb; such bright prospects for a big spring • lets'for, while the people of the rural i*>«'i wa>’ bark in Old., when be was season th at no one should worry over listrict* may not lie ns difficult to j ** boy the newsboys carried cards the early Winter season. This city hipO ns those of the cities, there j, . around at t hririinu and cveiybody has hit its stride and nothing will stop not as u iu Iu as much wealth among nave them som e.bog but our boys do it from growing now. And the grow­ diem * j mW want to d*> lhia and therefore the ers and ^he business men can look Each winter’ the visitors to Florida K‘ft fame unexpectedly and will be forward to a fine season. ;ire annoyed and many of them art- appreciated. Tide gentleman ban a ------- -— o----------victimized by these I’arinh.i. mid big heart, he doe? there thingr on, Christinas day is approaching and loubtle".* many of the victims get nn fbfiknnWtt to the public, ife is always impressinrt that they have been swin­ helping Mtmeliody and thinking about ere another issue of the Daily Herald dled or imposed on by resident ! of the good that he can do and ut 'th is comes to you the .big day will have the elate. Through the operatiolm of glad ChrLtmn come and gone. It brings joy to the. there crooks, consequently, great iri- this opporttmily of telling him that m ajority of the people of the Christ­ ian world. iUtievcr brings sorrow but LAKE COUNTY HIGHWAYS TO ME jtmtjcc la done to the people of Flor­ he is the "kittens ruffs" and we here­ ida. nnd it in probable th at 111- de- by hand him the silver mounted golf there may be many who cannot enjoy IIE A L IT IF IE D velopment of the state, is retarded to stick. the day on aceouni of their condition N e w s i t e m s t o the e f f e c t t h a t l a i k e noige degree nceensarily a visitor , in life or of sorrow thiU hangs over their heads. .Ilut in the main we on.s '..unty pr..;««MM to beautify her high ivlifi b:i Iktu \ ii tirmz.nl beti.uic-s (in ■ \DARTED lit \ i II GRARf.S i*f e? all sny Merry Christmas with « right l " “Y" h:,v,? nppcarvd in these columns judiced agair.Rt the city or the c»jo - I paying f.turn* . igbleen okuiUih ;ifgood will and with. Ills children enjoy wn previous occasions. I his fact has try which was the si.-ue of Ilia mi.*jibiating, plant an u rn tgi"* and be the g reatest day in the year. ft been vouchsafed by the commission­ fortune. He may be fair and intelli independent, best conim enial fruit inehould he and no doubt will be a ers of this cuunty, ami the work will gent enough to renllsa Uie truth mid vestment in sp u lh ,'fru it bring We • Introduced tbeJt"M erry C hristm as" everywhere and probably begin on the completion of he may have ample evidence that the tnt price s. the prevent rend building program. people mid 'th e officialn are doing grap,"; intii Florida mid they have one of the best in years. The wideninil of all mad* now under their utmost to circumvent the opefa* been doing well ten .ncnnotis. Other ■ - o — - ■ cmutructlo:i in lake county, nnd the lion* of those human bird* of prey, adapt*',I fr'iiU . also, lice blueb rr'ies, Florida fruit growers look for cold new roada I Imt aie to be built will 3ti(l yet, possibly nitconaclmnily, a pro­ blackberries, jMUlchesti figs, eli*. Full w enlher cveiy reason since no one be fifl-feet right of way, and the idea *jitdiru i* likely to Ire formed against itihiniuition, fre ’ eatalogne. A*lapte.l knows when there might be a freeze people* ami the rm nitiy. Nurseries, Tampa, Fla. Ul l-Tit on Pal. th at would act the citrus imlustiy back conceivetl to systematically beautify I not been such a r.pell for many years the highway from Aslar, on the north j The Miami Herald thus prVsciib. the Rotary cutting blade* operate!] by ( J Xo rsevcral yearn. However, there lias to the southern border, i* » commend-! facts alioift the annual invasion of rough ratchets /eupowerful lew ra thro: and there la no use looking for trou­ nhlo proposition that wilj meet w ith ;crsuliit, fakirs and |ieHt*: F-bmd lime on n ’ river nhvayr. tuix* n series of hand 'id tools designed ilesigm in ble. The growers of California seem the approval of all our citizens. The A more apprehensive ns the following beautification of this long stretch of curries down .upon the surfnrc of a England for cutting sheet metals. deapatcif from Ism Angeles would In­ rimdVay will provide one of the most itreiim n mass of debris, driftwood, scenic drivewuys in all Florida mid fallen trees and other thing i that dicate: should, mid unquestionably will have, have no value anil that may prove det- > < * ♦ > ♦> ♦♦♦❖ <♦ "Orange growers have appealed to the rooperatlonl ‘o f":p v c ry ‘ p’ropcriy TtlfiBiiwL^Thfi'winter'ssastm' tx the Lloyd's for insurance for their crops against frost, according to officials owner adjoining the highway to lie Hood lime in travel to such a city nil of the California Fruit Growers Ex- ornmnenteil. . Other hard surfaced Miami, and unfortunately there al­ charge. W hether the Lloyd company roads will also be beautified sim ilar­ ways driftn in with life stream much will assume such a ri.-.k has not been ly ,to the Astor-Clermont driveway, if that Is undesirable. There is no way present contemplated plans do not fail by which this can be prevented, und announced." of materialization. In addition to the uli that cun be done about it is to ------------O-------- ;-Our postm aster will keep the post- work contemplated by the county an­ try to divert it as fur as possible, ami office open a t nine o’clock Sunday nnd other force.w ill be employed in the to warn the visitors that tlii.z is not Monday mornings to acronimodnte the construction nnd l>enutificatiun of the part of the normal life of the city. Persona coming from some quiet people .who have not been ablb to county parks. J. E. Mattocks is the community In. the north are often chaiminn of the park commission of get their packages off or who have Lake county, nnd behind him is the surprised a t the number of fakirs of packages coming to them. This Is fine on the p a rt oT the genial postmaster powerful-influunco and financial sup­ various sort* who are found here. and his assistants who arc trying to port of the county Chamber of Com­ There nre scores of people who come accommodate the public even though merce. This dynamic organization at south because the climate is pleas­ the postofficc facilities ore inade­ its qnnual meeting in September voted ant, und who expect to make nn easy quate. Our city has .outgrown, the unanimously toj apply tho membership living off tho croduluua people who fees to the park fund, consequently nre found here ns everywhere. The every member of the Iaike County tines of activity run from plnin pan­ chamber of commerce ia contributing handling to the more „ aristocratic one dollar toward tho construction method of fortune-telling or the m ed-: A WHEN U O. SELL nnd benutl first ion of there rccrention leal or religious fakir. YOUR REAL LIST IT spots. Thin fnct alone should be suf­ 'W inter visitors shoulil im informed jt. WITH US ESTATE ficient to cause every man in Lake that these people who arc seeking In county to Join this commercial body, so many ways to get their money are Lake- ebunty now has one park nnd not Miami people. They have come Keep us In mind when you need sit6s for several ntherif have been do­ because they think there will be easy any 'kind of Fife or '' Casualty nated, nnd all that is retarding _tho picking here, and because this la a Insurance. You’ll find our scrdevelopment of the wonderful spot* pleasant place to live. In the summer vlco extra prompt. (hat hove Ipcn donated to the county time they nre found in the northern for parks 1st) sufficient sum of money resorts.* They nre m igratory workto complete theso project*, _ If one eru^ and are not Included among the thousand or fifteen hundred • "men attractions which the city has to offer would send In their applications for its visitors. They nre not indigenous AGENTS membership in tho Luke coUnty cham­ to the soil, and i t thb people will lot ber of commerce, this fund 'would au­ them alone'they will soon fly to other tomatically revert to the park commis­ nnd more prosperous pastures. Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance, Nothing would please Miami more sion and make possible the immediate 105 y f, .FIral St., SANFORD, FLA nation along the line of beautifying than.to have them starved out.—tSimthe parks, uevera! in member, In Die pa Tlmca. /* *. mm < <: SRMINOI.A CONSOLE IMIONO(iRAI*II, $125; ternia: $15.00 down, $10.(10 per month. RUS.-iELL PHONOGIf A l’IIS, $50.00 up. Terms, $10.00 drwn, $5.00 per itionlh. LESTER I’lANOr, $550.00 tip. Tcrnu, $50.00 «|ow:t, $12,00 » m.iniii. A few Rood tiM'tl pianos, $200 up. y y y y ....A R Y PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, JANUARY ® PLAYER ROLLS, NEW SHEET MUSIC y y y y y y y y y y y y y y .nano e 112 Magnolia Ave. A A A A A A Phone MS i A A A \ Y >*> ♦♦♦*l* *i* ♦> <♦ <♦ *i* ♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦ ♦> *i* *;♦<♦ <* v ♦♦♦ 2 BOILOtNG MATC6UA * •to e r jfte r r y J(mar We find great pleasure in availing ourselves of this opportun­ ity of expressing deep appreciation for the patronage and good will with which yoto have favored us and to assure you that we shall continue in thought and deed to fully merit your confidence. / AND—to each and every one of you, whatever you may be, we extend the wish th at yours may be a very Merry Xmfin and that the New Year will bring you a full measure of the things which will contribute most to your Prosperity and Happiness. Maxwell & Britt REAL ESTATE • T I■ x Y ❖ ^*9 ‘ �he Hanford daily herald, Saturday; December w * l m d e c re e * prt> eonTMao w ill be on-. l«iptl n itu ln a t y o u a m i e a c h of you. •* It la o r d e r e d t h a t Milo C it a ti o n be p u ii ll s i n d in u f* H a n f o r d H e r a ld . a n e w s p a p e r p u lillo h e d in H a m o ld , n e in inolo C ounty,- I-'lorldn, o n c e ea c h w e e k f o r rlu tit atigeam lvo w eek * . WITNMHH tn y h a n d n n d th o s e a l o f sa id C i r c u i t C o u r t on t h i s th e t t u d a / u (/N o v e m b e r, A. D . 191S. I .SI'A1.1 I t A. DOUGLASS, C l e r k o f th o C ir c u i t c o u r t o f t h e S e v e n th J u d i c ia l C i r c u i t o f F lo r id a . In a n d f o r th o C o u n ty o f Keml* nolo. W ANTE wtairtit" niHFli seardtr CAkmJ iUi UMoV. UAMvOmu,, iN’JtVrtiti ft* inV/tTwill ’ ruAurn <\ m ataaiac ■Mtotiin smI* me lENTthit* ir/irmN cnuvutNf, iNruiuiiwi iim m uim w .' ummiev a A Sanford’s Ilcput \ p r o f r a i i o n n l 51 e n , e n d OEO, A. DcOOTTKH, • S o lic ito r u m t o f C o u n s e l f o r Comnliltiuint. n -iii-is-;#; ts-s^-is-si-ao-ai a, la pi* ehosc» Pro* Uie Ilerald recoma the people. George A. DoCottea Notice is hereby given that on the 11th day of December, *A. D. 1922, the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, Q„t Seminole County B*nk ndopted u certain resolution requir­ MAnn ... FLOBIDA ing the improving, grading nnd pav­ ing with vitrified brick or oilier hard surface material,* the folloyiug jr streets In the City of Sanford, Flori­ ATTOBNEV-AT-LAW da. tn-w i:: ;_ Palmetto Avenue from Central first National Bank Building Street South to Hughey Street. FLOBIDA Clmudfird Ads 5e n )ine. No ad tnken for lead than 25r nnd positively no Central Street from Sanford Ave­ JASFOKP clmudficd ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. * Count __________ nue West *.i> Park Avenue, and from five words to a line and remit accordingly. " •, Park Avenue West to French AveA llorncy-nt-Lnw ED It. WILSON FOlt SALK CHEI.LE MAINES n ( Irrn ll U ourf o f th e A r r r n l h J n i l t r l n l t ' l r o n l t o f l ’ln r liln , I n n m l f o r < S e m i n o l e C o u n t jr.— It, t ' h n n r r r y i !i p SEED BF.D boards for sub*. See 1!. LAWYER T. Pace, 801 First street. 220-3tC .•—Court House FOR SALK—On account of moving away will sell, my I’nrlor Gram: »* Gpiano at half price,—Mrs. P. 51. 229-He „ stained Glaasea Designed Boyd, 200 French Ave. bkVKItAL ItOUsKh lor sale. ITouse for rent. Sco Thigpen, tm-tfc cord. \VUUD r u n isADb—£3.i>u Please arrange to pay cash on de­ O p tlrisn -O p to m etrin livery, and specify the* kind of wood HJJUit First Street Sanfi wanted, when placing'your order.—F. S. Vcrnay. 196-tfc Avenue C IT A T IO N Complainant. Henry McLauIin, Jr., FOR SALE—Dosier nnd Gays’ paints nnd vamishc3 a t Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 133-tfc M Too can find the name of ft every lire Business Mon ft ia Sanford in this Column ft,each day­ juick Service Transfer Storage Facilities fl phase you, tell others; if not, tell di. Phone 498 HANFORD * ichine & Foundry Co. all Machine and Boiler Work*; »4fr Grinding; DcLuxn Pistons; Wheel Steel Gear Banos; Crank fta fir turned-------------Phone 62 FARMERS—You can get iced bed fram —i ami irrigation pluf,» a t the Snnforti Novelty Works. 100-tfc F o il SALE—First street property. Fine location, eight rooms ami buth, lights, water, posseision Feb, 1st, 1 1,500 cosh, balance long time. For terms ami other information address 222-Otp care Herald. FOB KALE—Christmas 1fruit cakes and pics a t Home Pnkery, *1115 West First Street. J^ilMtp FROST 1*1100F VEGETABLE Plant* — Foi* immodiato shipment extra fine stocky plants. Early Jersey, Charleston, Tint Dutch cabbage, Big Boston, Iceberg lettuce, early bltjoii turnip beets, Georgia Whitqhufid, Carolina Buncombe eollards, White plume celery, prcp/iid mail 200, 00c; ■!0({, $1.00; 1,000, $2.1)0. Express, 2.000, $2.50; 5,0011, $5,00.—Parker Farm s, Atlnntn, Ga. * 2:!0-2lp FOR RENT FOR RENT—Unfurnished npartment • Fcrndale Apartments, 305 E. F irst Street. ~190-tfc ARCHITECT ) room nnd kiu-hMiller Bldg. $15 per month. FLOBIDA Durant nt Lake 193-tfe .TON J. MOUGHTON cil, O, w. Hielff ami wife. t.mmn A. Htairr, deceased, nil of tho unknown h e ir s, d e c e a s e d . o f th o R o ta t e o f J o h n \V. G r if f in , ilnceos.il, O, \V. Cook nml w ife, A tittle. Cook. a . c ea se d . Gen. \V. Il:i ivk lim, ilcci-UB.it. C h a r l e s C. W a r w i c k , T n i s l c c ileceo sn l, a n d -his .H cccsso r?, d e ceased , .1. r> W n lv e r lc n . <1, eenttert, L u t b v r f* I ’n r t c r , d eceased I. i> I 'o r l c r . d e c e a se d , and Abel G rif fin . d e c e i t - . I A d m in i s t r a to r Of t h e K sln lo of J o h n W. G riffin , dr* c i ncil, n r o t h e r w i s e , In niid In 111. f.,Ill,win,, le n d -Itn-itft In I h . C o u n ty of flcntlniili' on d 8«Htir mf F lo rid a , fm.r„ p a 1 1 ti iib ir ly itcacribitl, n s folletltfl ■T h e fb tn th T h r e e - Q u a r t e r s of ^ I h o K o r t l i w . s l Q u a r t e r of th e -P uuiheopi Qu irt* r of Ke, Hon P eveu, T o w n s h ip I'tv t-iily .oiis. Month o f I t n u a e T li lrl y EsBt. c o n tn l ii ln o t h i r t y uert-a m o t o o r less. , 23,1022 Quarantine taw . Needed to Protect Citrus Growers Inaret Peats nnd Plant Diseases At lark Citrus GAINESVILLE, Dec. 23.-..<Si>ecinl) i jj Deports received |>y th e 'S ta te Plant 1™ Hoard nnd the Floritln Agricultural ■ Experiment ttalion indientc a Krone* humiliation' of intercut in the plant-jjj tng~of Sntauiqa oranges throughout; JJ north nnd west Florida. The indicn-jn tions are that contemplated plan tine* * hr.Vc created n demand for SntsumajJJ nursery stock i nexcess of the supply * available in Florida nurseries. This ■ lias caused* n rather acute situation, Jj for on account of the danger of intro- g during into tho stato scrTouu insect ■ per,is nnd plant dlsitar.es attacking clt- * riis the State Plnnt Doard has had in J[ effect n nursery Mock. A number of g pionters who Have been inconvenienc- ■ cd by thin rule have appealed to the * Plant Hoard to repeal or amend Its ■ lu ic 'io that Satsuma tree* may bo g svcnrcjl in Ainbnmn, Mississippi and ■ cUcvfhefe. In order that this sltun- * Hon may bo thoroughly canvassed the * Plant Doard will hold a public hear. I ing a t Us office in the State Capitol, Tultahasseu, nt 10 o’clock a. m. Janu­ ary 8^1923. The formal call for the hearing is ns follows: "Gainesville, Florida, Dec 11, 1922. "Notice of public hearing to*con«idcr the advisability or necessity of im­ posing quarantine regulations prohib­ iting or restricting shipment of citrus trees or parts *thereof into Florida from other states, "The State Plant Beard, has infor­ mation that there exist in other states certain serious insect pests nnd plant diseases (notably citrus canker and the Japanese eumphor scale) attack, ing citrus ami other trees nnd the en­ try of which into or the dissemination wijhitt the state should be prevented. "Therefore notice is hereby given that n puidir hearing will be held at the office of the Stnto Plant* Hoard in the State Capitol nt Tallahassee, Flor­ ida, at ten o’clock a. m., January 8, 11)23, by the said State I Innt Board for the purpose of considering the ad­ visability of continuing, amending nr rescinding Kulo 25 of-the Board, whieli ana/customers a Christmas and a 1 rosperous T H E H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y Florida on Wagons, Kiddie Cars and All Children’s Christmas See mil-prices before you buy Big Values It appearing from the sworn blit of omTU’Intnt filed In llii.u r.ntsc lUfulilSt yrtu. Iltnt you. nnd cacti <*f you linvo or i-lniin to lia\'> some Interest In nnd to, tin* Ijimlf hereinabove di-scrlbed, T li c rp ftire , yon, Ite njnn iln I,, fl r l f f t n . If llvlutr, I l o t i r t i l I u !■! C r l f f l l i . hln w ife . I f llv lui' . W i l l i tm f|. Auilc urlcd. If l l v Itu.-. ti. \V. Mi,,i f f nod w i f e . DmlUu A Htr i f f , If H v I p e . nil o f ll»o un kn ow n he|rs I f llvin*;. o f the K s l a t e o f Jobll W i t r l f f l n , deceased, ij. W . C o o k nnd w if e ; A n n ie f o o k , i f livln'w, tloo. \V. IbiW lilu r, If JU-loK. t'h n rb s C. W n r w l c k . Truati-cn nnd tils Buccnssurs. If llvlnw, ,1 1> W n l v e r l n n . If Hvlnt:. I.u th cr C, t’ o r le r. I f lUli it. , I.. (> P o r te r, If llvltiR, an d A b e l U r t f fl n . I f liv tn k . A d m i n i s t r a ­ t o r o f th e pBtute o f Jo hn W . .G riffin , dcccfl «od; nud I f mild p a r t t c i are dead, a ll n - ir tiis c litim lu g in l o r c s ts under tic nut tain i t G r i f f i n . decejCued. l i e a r ie t­ ta E. t l r l f f m , his w i f e , deceas ed. W I I il.iin G. A n d e n r l i d. deceased.* it. Ws t e i f f and w if e . Ktntrm a *. Hte lff. dai-.iirn d a ll nt the U n k n o w n heirs, ilee . a s e d , o f llio K s l n t o o f John W. G r i f ­ fin. deceas ed, G. \V. C o o k and wlfu, A n n i e C o o k , deceas ed, Geo. 'V. H a w ­ kins. deceas ed C h a r le s C. ■ W a r w i c k . T r u s t , e deceas ed, and hi* successorr. deeeasir l .1 |i W o l v e r l t i n . dee.-u-ed, l . n G o r c porli-r. ilcceitsed, 1.. ft Porter. J.-,,. ,,s. d. nml M e t G r i f f i n , tleaeaseil, .1, T. Diamond, Secretary I., it. iiim.ir.s City Clerk of Sanford, Florida WOULD LIKE to get in touch with some one to share crop, have my­ self and three boys to work, have Ford 1-ton truck, 2 "wprk horses’nml dndnlatr.ii“ I . f the Katnte " f Jfdin tN uhgon. Would do truck hauling or Griffin, deceaned, or ftlliorwlse. In nnd FOR KENT—Smnll in the buutM here Iii.Above described, nro any kind of work. Address J. II. rcuulren lo lie anti appear hofero our son. said Circuit Court nt tho Court Mouse Thompson, Dcarcsford, Fla. 2!)2-0tp In Hsnfnfd, Florida, on the 1st day of January, A. I). I9S1. and then and lltcre WANTED TO B uV triaka answer to the hill of complaint V. c. COLLER, prop. Have you lost or found anythingl f Small house with two or three lots n h lb lltil ana Inst you III tills cause, oth Modern. If you have a piece of prop­ erty thaj will meet our requirements. j \Ye can guarantee you quick action t n sale. * Sec Mr. Bronson with A. P. CONN ELY & SONS GILLON & F R Y "Established 1908’’ BEAL ESTATE fcntICAL CONTRACTORS ! Phone IH 101-8 Mngnolln Ave. |ANFORD NOVliLTY WORKS p e ra l Shop and Mill The Seminole Ihouie Lights and Appliances o*w Line of Fixtures WANTED Building— -Magnolia Avenue WANED—A chnnee to build your new homo before lumber gets any ■ higher. Pinna and estimntes furnish- JJ cd.—Sanford Novelty Works. lS3-tfc JJ WANTED TO .RENT—Permanent, 3 ■ ^NCE AGENCY or 4 room unfurnished apartm ent,in flat or bouse, desirnhlo location. Ad- ■ AUTO-------- BONDS ^iresa •*!>'. S." care Herald office, Shn- J| ford. Fla. . 192-tfc ■ 6- W. HERNDON 0. Shinholser aclor and Uulldcr FLORIDA B* M- WELSH “Unte Veterinarian " Offieo Opposite I». O. Del.and, Florhla c fci*7 •■bll.hptl ISOS ’-V* y , •'.-•-T-A-T-R i! Int r»f nirnl* * laBiiranrf. - l u r c t r ItandB i.aa„« > lla*lnp«a rhnnrra n tiftlro * 'L t v r m i p . v x r •.VTMUx t C I I M I M X V 101-N StaxH olU Air*. hief deflerrfor nutomowhich encircles the rim vneioxeg the valve stem Offers Greetings to their many friends and customers with a Merry Xmas and a WANTED—To do your paintf|ig and paper hanging. Prices reasonable. '231-2tp Phone 137-J. i l um«i An olectrieni method for expanding ated tire's for-railroad, car wheels’by beat before they are shrunk into place has boen invented in France. • ,* NOTICE The regular annual modeling of the stockholders of tho First National Bank of Sanford, Florida, will l»c held Tuesday morning, January 9th, 1923, a t 10 o'clock *a. m.rin the offices of the hank, for the election of a Board 12-10-23*2tc of Directors to serve for’the ensuing year and for tho transaction of auefi other.business ns may properly come before the meeting, * If B. E. WHlTNKR.j 12-0-16-23-30; 1-2- \ . . Cavhiar. n > l Sanford-------------------* jr V ■\i. fl ...i , -i. a * *• - •- *4- . . * . ~ j - . " . -- : iv .. < V / •- »- -i-i �P, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23^1922 THE &ANFORD DAILY HERAT: dace T H E HANFORD DA r m iR BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TJIAP SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, E ditor. lunch was the novel sight afforded San Diego grid fans yesterdny when the Gonzagn University squad, hero to meet West Virginia Christmas dny worked out under the dirc:tion of as­ sistant Coach Hill Higgs. The Gonzaga rquad had come from the northwest and a tem perature hav­ ering around tho zoro mark, und Hig­ gins did not w ant his men to fed too keep Snnford on tho ninp from now on much the balmy 71 degrees prevail­ fu an athletic wny._ . ing nt Coronado where the team Is The folowing is the box score for quartered so he secured n number of last night’s gam1': . buttling putts from the hotel mana­ Sanford ( la ) G. PG. F. ger and ordered h ir charges into Mcl.ucus, f. . — ; ...... 6 1 1 It.* .Mnye, f. ....... .. 1 2 tl Fields, f. 0 B> B Stone, C. 2 0 .1 Cowan, g. — ...1—v—••— 1 h 1 Smith, g.............— ....... — 0 0 4 ill Moye Stars W ith Over Half the'Points Scored • j by Sanford—Final Score 45 to 14 Coach ^Vilkinaon"* basket .. bnll team invaded Daytona lust night, slaying long enough to piny that ag ­ gregation off their feet nnd tucked away a victory with the finals show­ ing Snnford on the right side of n 45 to 14 score. Quite nn Improvement wan found in the Sanford* hoys play over their with Winter Park of last week and the excellent coaching is begin­ ning to get in its work. Shooting » from the Door shown tho real Im­ provement, Bill Moyc shooting 11 field goals nnd. Leonard McLucna shooting five. The team work wns all that could lie expected of any team thin early in thtf season and our chnncca of playing in the state meet at Gainesville gets W ttc r each game played nnd the local fnns ore resting conteht with the feel­ in g that the boys nnd girls of the tjnnford High School will put nnd Xmas Turkey Cranberries New-Irish Potatoes Sanford Celery Sanford Cauliflower Stone’s Fruit Cake National Biscuit Co. Plum Pudding. Apples, 65c peck;v GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING For Everyone In the Famijy Ilf GIFTS Solve your Gift problems in Our Gift* Department Theodore Roisrrtx is worth the pritc of admission any time not saying ft will be easy to find just the* right Anything about the other stars with gift for each person on your Christ­ mas Hat if you will come to our spec­ him Monday nnd Tuesday night. ial Gift Department. On Wednesday Charles liny will be featured ln*"Two Minutes to Go." nnd n two-part Toonervillc Comedy. ARE MEMBERS OF OllR WATCHES Ilnmilion, Howard, DIAMONDS Then Friday and Ssturday Glorious Gloria Swanson ip the "Imporsibio Mrs. • jJeflew." Which will be some ‘picture wo’ll sny. * Osborne would have to go some to get up n better program . than the above for one week. $15.00 to $27.50 Sanford High basket haliers won another. Daytona (.11) Fspcdahl, f. Cameron, f. .. Merrydny, c. Morrell, g. ... Armstrong, g. Luther, g. ...... Jabuly, g. ..... NEW YORK. Dec. 2.1.—The peak 1-2 Carat, Fine White Diamond Plat­ of th e ’high coat of seeing Broadway inum liar Pin or Ring. Special shows has been reached with the op­ And ('apt. Bill Moye showed ■’em ening of “Johunnas Krclaler" with, an what he could do in shooting field eleven dollnr per scat "top" being 100 of othrr Diamonds al lowest goals. • * charged M the hox office for the first ■ . night. Speculators wnnt dqphtc nnd • Aninnns nnd Pennington still hang triple that amount *for choice seats. together. One of the other Intend to make n get away this coming week. ITava yoa read the want ads today t $118.50 JEWELRY Just n few pennies, nickels, dim es, or more deposited ] weekly by each member of file family insures one and all a ■very merry and bounteous Yuletidc. _ - . • Wc are organising our Club now nnd will bo plcasetl to have vou and all of* your family become members. LAVALLIERES 50 Genuine Diamond LnValllercs . . from PHONOGRAPHS GUITARS Gold Knives, Belt UKELELES Buckles, Etc. Bracelet W rist Watches BANJOS VIOLINS HARMONICAS Sterling. Rogers, Community Cut Glass, Smoking Sets, Nu MUSICAL STRINGS Howls, SHEET MUSIC PIANO ROLLS OK EII RECORDS P. Weinberg, Prop. “The Record of Qunlity” First hnlf of tho aenson ends next crease that Hells nnu nerosi nnve month nnd it looks like the Chumps been showing mny find different nrc Champs rig h t on. Rut there mny lenders next time the averages nre be another story to tell next half. compiled. The Congregntionals hnvo six men And if there is, thnt means n post In the select fifteen, Farm ers fluir, season series, which should be some Mens' Club thn*?; Rotary Club two series. with the Merchants nnd Chase & Co. none. , , Mart Herndon keeps right on im­ The best fifteen averages arc as proving on the golf links, .it looks as if Hart means to get thnt club follows: (i. TP. Ave record. And there nrc those that sny Stevenson (tlong.) ..... 16 2607 .lfi“ thnt tho reasyn George DoCottcs is A maims (Farm ers) . 2 1 418111 .159 playing so wejl is because ho plays Pennington (Cong.) . 20 3191 .159 pretty regular with Herndon. Open Nights*(III Ten May (Men’s) ...............20 3145 -.157 Ridding (Coqg.) ........ 24 3719 .154 Betts (Men's) ..........—23 3430 .149 llcrbst _(Farmers)' . *21 3105 .117 105 Palmetto Avc.— Phone 1K1-J Jew ett (Cong.) 23 3101 .117 Couch (Farm ers) .......*21 3048 .145 L. Rrnnud (Cong.) 22 3190 .145 A. Rennud (Cong.) 12 1713 .1411 B ritt (R otary) ... .. - 2 4 3441 .143 Chapman (Farm ers)....21 3419 .112 Ovcrlin (Men’s) ........ 24 334*2 .139 Osborne Herndon has arranged a Knight (Rotary) ........ 17 235G .138 special program for Christmas day nnd will, also repeat it Tifesday. "The Old Homestead" starring Theodore Roberts, Harrison Ford, T. Roy Barnes nnd others will be the main picture. There, will also he other nttrai tions. too. Don't miss it. It’s easy to join makes you a Palmetto and First Street nt Benjamin’s Store Open Evening* The first deposit full-fledged member. There's no red tape, fees or fines or deductions. Any further information you desire ill lie cheerfully given. Silverware F. P. RINES Books are u now for enrollment jatinued from P« imock begun hereafter. T|ie grn. oiiipletc*! to he . SUil »» """ , „v,r this P»rt of ’ I carly I" Jl,nUnr> » the haul fr0"’ * , about two mile*. cVmpletisl Poetic Itu Hammock W(d A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER. President 71. F. WIIITNER. Cashlrr SANFORD ---------------- --------------- : FLORIDA ' ’ • ‘ V • * ......... • M illiard M illiard M illiard G ounod G ounod . • ■••• * ." Sfimuir. "Glory l u G o d j n the . 1 1 iff nest an to Men «.f Good W ill”— Luke U-AIN . The C hristm as Crih, ty p ify in g th e hi Iteik'nter of the world. \yllH>o illum lnnti vices iiihI nil (UiyJJIn'istnms. Nun nKmlaa-s. of th is church, arc. ci; free sittin g s. , They are bears for wear. Gillette Chilled Rubber Process. Drive in, We will be glad to till out application for your new license tag. With One-man Top and Slanting Windshield - .. Church w ill ho com fortably heated if ^ PONT BE PENNY WISE AND POUND EOOLISH] C O R D 8,000 Miles 30x3Vz M • dollnr* more In Whn< docs this monn? Just this—you pny a tew those beautiful s .Initial cost in buying a "NU-TILK" Shingle ruof. lmt jp nnd they will ] Tile Red, Snow White and Green Shingles do not curl uepair or replace | give you n permhnent roof thnt you will not have ° rt 30x3*/2 17.20 34x4!/2 And thanking you for your patronage during the past year.. . With our best wishes for a Happy New Year We are Yours to serve during 1923 The Ford Runabout at this hew low price is the m ost economical means o f trans­ portation salesmen can employ. W ith the new one-dnan.top and slanting wind­ shield, it is a more wonderful value than ever before. Tim e-saving, absolutely de­ pendable transportation at the minimum cost. B uy now — T erms ff desired. S for >'en>6 u,lJ - will last. It is impossible to say how long Iqng trtey tncy win » • Lea in service more that* twelve yean* .U/d no * Rns 0 ate as peipianent in one climnto ns In nnothor. , From past experience It looks ns tho they will .never* wear # • Manufactured by • Amalgamated Roofing Co., Chicago Sold in Snnford by DRIVE-IN FILLING STATION | ROAD SERVICE ! Flrnt Street nnd Elm Avenue S \ ■■ ^ **■■■■■■■■ ^ ^ ^ ^ . }# Authorized Ford. Lincoln and. . . Forduon Dealer - ACCESSORIES Telephone 147-W , SI.l l»Nl> S’l ItEKT. From uuc \Ve>t to From li Avenue FIFTH STREET, From Avenue West to Myrtle At NINTH STREET, From Avenue West to Sanford At from Snnford Avenue Wes Avenue. FRENCH ^VENUE. Fr Street Nor(lr to Conicrein and fioni Commercial Str t<> Like Monroe. said-improving, gi paving s hall l>e done in | . with the estimates for said work «» each of said street^ -as indicated by complete plans, specifications, profil­ es nnd estimates of said proposed im­ provement now on file in the office o ttui City Mahugcr of th e .City tif ford, Florida, which said plans, specilicutlpns, pmfllea and estimates have been "Heretofore approved by the City Commission and constitute the plans nnd specifications for said work; and this commission hereby declares the * i necessity for doing said work on each ■ juf said streotn nnd that tms revuu5 tlon is an •nu'tgency nu-asuns I»r»S Lidlng for the usual daily operation ■ of n municipal department. S The City Commission Is hereby nu5 thorized to fexpend for said work on of said streets, the following m., out of any of money 1pnynblo . g *1. avail aide therefore, ------ ■ moneys avniinmc »nw»vi«.v, to-wlt J| Rulmctto Avfiuic to bo ’pav■ cd 10 feet in width from Central Street South to ■ Hughey Rtre.’t ...... - • ^ -$ which said sum is the to­ t d estimated «m l of the ♦ Iropnivcni^it • lion of I’almctto Avcpue. Central Street to be pav- ^ ed 24 feet in width from Hanford Avenue West to l'nrk Avenue, nnd in feet in width from Park Ave­ nue West to French Avc„„„ • ...... $19,317.01 . which nnid sum is the to­ tal estima ted cost of tho Improvement of said por[ tion of Central Street, • Second Street to bo paved 5 21 feel in width from Oak S Avenue West to Freneh $12,120.00 tm . ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■aouocunua s': — ,-fft J- •■- given us to try to serve you in even n finer and better way, nnd we wish for you and tor all of our friends a* Christmas w hich shall v evolve into a New Year filled with happiness nnd replete with material prosperity. Sanford, Florida a s iB n s a * « * ,li,B Is. Narclsstta IIowIb, Candle Sticks, lk * Rust Cruft Novelties, Dolls, elc. N*ew Lot of Christmas Cards Grills Toasters Stoves Irons ‘ Heating Fad Vibrators Waffle Irons Sewing Mat- . The following special Uhl'iatmna music will he 1 omUiotl New Year. 32x4 Vz Wc thank you for the Incentive you have fc-t In width from Cy­ press Avenue West to Ssnford Avenue, nnd 24 feet In width from San­ DANCING CLASSES every Tuesday ford Avenue West to Park . s«rne time Mr. nt Parish Hinfee nt 4 p. m. for ihllAvenue ....................... •$ b,:»2' pcrttlons dren and 7 |>. m. for adult*. Interpre­ • which snid sum Is tho to­ tative and hall room dancing.—Profes­ tal estimated cost of tho sor C. L. Kbsen. . ’ * 114-tfc ' Improvement of said por­ tion of Ninth S tre e t * French Avenue to bo paved 24 feet In width froiit First Street * N orth to Commercial Street. *nnd .. 10 feet in width from .Coni* • thd work, or in ten equal'lyindal innieteial Street North ta stalitncnts with Interest nt the rate laike Monroe ............ $ 8,0" of eight per cent, from tho dnlo of which said sum i3 the to­ the completion of said improvement. mock lands, which afford tho only tal estimated cost «rf the BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, considerable extension- o f ' the celery improvement of said por­ that this resolution is hereby declar­ and truck area of this »f the tion of French Avenue. ed to he nn emergency measure, pro­ State- it seems th a t Ovlcdo'a flooil tide That one-thinl of the total co* viding for. the (usual dally operation has really set in. thq improvement aforesaid shall t n iiii>it^, i«.f niunicipiirdopartmetit of the City nntcijd gold filled Oc- •The Illatk Hammock lands are at ' borne by the City of Sanford, FloriJ ^ infor,| ^ * I. Florida, nnd shall become •vatches left ht $0.75 leant equal to tho best of the Sanford 1 da, and shull be phi* front the Gcnur(,ffccl|y0 j, effective immediately upon its pas­ ,1 Palace, Benjamin's celery delta und are a pnrt of the s une al Improvement Fund of the City of j sage and adoption; 231-2tc district nnd formation. It hus not been Igin bracelet watch, $20. Adopted this* Jlth day of December, developed because it lay across Imke watch $40.75.—Diamond diamond rings, regular jj.HA. I). 1922. jJessup from Sanford an d .it hns been I jo grii'Jine amin's Store. 231-2te ial, $17.00, at tho Diu- Heeessnrv to drive n few mile - around C, F. HENRY,* • ... [pier $0.'*. *Pl*Henjamin'a More, aid* S. a CHASE, coast line WiJ I’nln-t*. ‘,T. FORREST LAKE. a i afforded i)h, -City Commission o( better shipping facilities than Iliac!; „f - Sanford, Florida. Hammock hna hail hitherto, but the Seabonrd extension now equalizes PRELIMINARY RESOLUTION. RE­ • A ttest: QUIRING THE GRADING .AND L .‘R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) that condition with the an mb facilities PAVING OF PALMETTO AVE­ City Clerk. and freight rate s as tho delta, nnd its P e r c o la to r s • NUE FROM CENTRAL STREET MU Thereupon Commissioner Forres position on tho south side of the lake Lake moved that the rules be waived SOUTH TO HUGHEY STREET, gives better weather protection, it in and said lesolutiuii be placed upon it! known that some of the successful j CENTRAL STREET FROM SAN- 1 FORD AVENUE WEST TO PARK, reeond reading and final passage Snnford growers Imv^ recently con­ which motion prevailed. The result! AVENUE, AND FROM PARK templated extending their operations [<00 Hun wns then placed upon its sworn to this side of the lake, instead of ex -’ AVENUE WEST TO FRENCH AVENUE, SECOND ' STREET rinding and filial passage and re.n pa tiding in th eir own immediate vi|iv Hile cir.lv; and was tmnnlmmWl FROM ONE AVENUE WEST 1*> • cii.ity, being n it meted by the Mipcii... FRENCH AVENUE. FIFTH quality and drainage of the lands in STREET FROM .M-AGNttl.lA A \the -Hummock, but have lie n held ENUK .WEST TO MYRT1.E AVE- 1 buck by lack of roads and railroad fa­ s u e .' N inth sT r e Et from , tilth , . Now th a t these are being *upCYPRESS AVENUE WEST U> ■pli, d. ilia*. Handicap is fomov«L But SANFORD AVENUE, AND FROM* witii the developments,now under "a> SANFORD AVENUE WEST TO a*.»v F la sh lig h ts and planned by these new interests. PARK AVENtik. AND FRENCH our local |ieojlle will have l<* stiq. live­ MAZDA LAMPS AVENUE FROM F IR ST STREET ly if they w ant to got on Itoard in js jc u n i TO c o m m e r c ia l s t . •time. It is not improbable titan SanAND ! ilOM COMMERCIAL ST. Ymi enu make must any man / '..i ..... have to look will to at home by.Blurting an argumen NORTH TO I.AKE MONROE, is:-: IT UFSU1.VKD. That thu «*ity‘ Ci nv.nP. of the City of Snnfhrd,, I S « « .B « S S iB S S S S H M « “ *"i l *, n , , ‘" " ................. F. iricla, d. i iim it advPUihle to^ im­ proVe, grade nnd pave with vitrified bri. k or other hnnl nurture material, the following xtreots fn the City of Sanfur.i, Florida, t >-.vi t : PALMETTO AVENUE, 4’rom Cen­ tral Stiret north to Hughey Street. CENTUM. STREET, From San ford Ave.v.p Wc.**. to Park 'Avenue m l fiurn Park Avenue W ed to during (lie s e rv ic e s : . K$rie Llej o n ......... S atulus Agnus l h i f’.l.ui t in K xcelsis Deo Credo * • We wish you a most enjoy­ able Christmas and a Happy 16.75 nml \ve pass them o:t to you. SS.B B SSSB X M anSSnB B U SISSSSSn — W ■ 'i ■■■HnnnnnnunnBnnnnnnnnnnisnnnnnnn In the City Substantial Should Be Given ,r s*nn' Yo.t W ill.F in d Such G ifts Furniture of All Descriptions niqy hu liMiketl a fte r at oar sto r e in a sti KverListim : wo;nl to y s, C hilli’s R ockers A Substantial Xmas Present in the City Sub • slant ial, a Home for the Family to progress. $ 7.75 Commercial Street North * . to Lal:o Monroe------.,.....I 5,980.00 T hat two-thlrds *>f the expense o f' the improvements aforesaid shall he ]>pid by sjKclnl assessments made nnd levied upon nil lots nnd lauds bound­ ing and abutting upon surh Improve* m« nts bet'A'e >u and including the te r­ mini of the improvenu nts upon Ihu sh eets a'urcsnid. That the method of making such J At this happy season our thoughts reflect kindly on those whose friendly patron­ age in the past has enabled us , ..-'V N O TICE'*. The nnnunl incctiijg of the stock­ holders of the Odd Felloes Building Association of. Sanford, Florida, will be hold Tuesday, Jartunry 9th a t 8:0tk p.fnt. in Fogles llnll, Oak Avenuedietween Second nnd Third street, for the electiop of a Hoard of Directors to serve for the ensuing year nnd for the transaction of such other bus­ iness us may properly come before the meeting. . W. W. VAN NESS, ! l2-l'J-23-dnily **• * Secretary. 12-22-29: 1-5-p wkly "‘"If fflfl Wnllhnni. Thursday—Constance Talmadge In Elgin, Grucn, 7, 15- 17 nnd 21 "Polly of the Follies,” and a Century Jewels at Reduced prices. Comedy also. • WANT 514 FOR SKATS AT * LATEST BROADWAY SHOW 15 Diamond Ring*, special price from And they will both hnvo* to watch their step the way the followers, up are nosing up on them. Things get­ ting interesting now. The individual averages, compiled a fte r this week's games finds Pen­ nington nnd Aninnns still neck nnd neck for second place, with Stevenson still league lender. v . Betts and llcrbst both moved up .Considerable ami are now nearing the top, Betts with mi average of 119 mid Ilcrhst 147. A slight let up in the leaders-next week.and the umuiI in­ HERALD; SATURDAY, DECEMBI perial prices p retail in fine furniture. d room fu rn itu re for y o u / w ife . A Rift I . |,vi rs ilie needs (>f vour hom e anti A’ENINGS ALL THIS W EEK -G IVE US A CALL-------------iMBaanBaaBaaa""*111"*"- """" Christmas ! H A T would be more'. acceptable as a Christinar Rtlt than one of tlu'fe beautiful H u l o v a Watches? W To Own Ycrtir Home on Lake Front 'rhey are as serviceable as they arc beautiful — a constant reminder of your thouj'htfulnets. You cannot afford lo miss this char I-Ionie built to please the buyer. Can mirchascd on term s to suit your income BUI.OVA W ATCHES At moo iVtf. b l.t * U ll. »kl«t (Mi ft,,*!,*. «J«MJ»»«I*VU>«aM(m . nuiovs *The only developed ugkc vision, Electric Lights, Gas, and Side Walks. . - SEE OWNER A t $50.00 kk. f . l t w Ik* • It |81 la io\» H’»catty a n m p ltlt ttltt tl* » •/«•(< i at tin t la Ptica tram tJS.OO (a HENRY McLAUUN SH E JEWELER OLE HOTEL ' i ---------------— r ‘ .-?! • >4- • ■ i- \ 3 ■ � 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, 1922 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1922; <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/a9039571b1623270d231343b69e84633.pdf 3e6d432d57f481f36cd6592d6b958304 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 231 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1922 Floroda’s Field Crops "and Fruits of Year Sixty Million Value Millions Better Than Last Year . NOT KNOWN WllhmiF.lt HU WAS I Ilf T f c r V-xuM-ltilrtl l*rr..l CHURCH AT QUKIIKC CHIEF GAINESVILLE, Dee. 22.— Florida's POLICE RECEIVED ’ AMERICAN CITIZEN principal field crops nnd fruits dur­ • Oil NOT WORD ANY A P P O IN T M E N T O F COMMISSION T O IN V F .ST 1< ATIi C O N D IT IO N S it Bishops-Asks Na­ tions to Repent for Their Part in the W ar I I I , Till* X.«<•<-t'iIril I ' r f M l WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.1 lie ip-ra­ tion of America extending aid toward thr solution of economic troubles of Ilutopc has Ik <n brought sharply to the front with the emerging of u plan amk-r which an American commission would determine what Germany should pay the Allies in reparations. The pro­ posal so far has not lieen discussed sulfide uf formal channels o f diplo­ macy, hut the understanding in mithflritative circles has Iwen developed through the exchange o f views to inch an extent that the tmltiil » U ( ch, Cleat Rritnin and Germany are will­ ing toasM iit to the creation o f such n eommiuiun. Premier Poincnre o f Franco now has the plan before him and is expected to mnkc n decision CHICAGO, Dec. 22.—Scoring what it terms “ unjust accumulation nnd in­ equitable distribution of huge prof­ its by financial co^porntihns” uml tho distribution o f “ rewards of con<|Uest in the form of governmental monopolies,” the board o f bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church, in a statement issued here, rails upon na­ tions to “ imlividuol and'national repcnteiiro for whatever share we may have taken in the defense nnd sup­ port o f un-Christiun programs of power." The statement was adopted by twenty-six bishops in conference. “ America," •the statement sny«. “ should unhesitatingly accept Iut full lespoitsihilil yfor leadership in the re­ storation of a broken world. She should refuse to sanction nny war ex­ cept for strictest self-defense of hu­ manity. She should continue to ad­ vocate universal disarmament anil should not hesitate in asking that an international conference' be called for thin great purpose." ♦ The growth of “ personal and or4tnnUed greed Iras limited nnd often defeated" the ideals of Christian so­ ciety, the statement continued. “ The first corrective of the world's woe i* sincere repentance. The second cor­ rective is the organization of political ing thin year had a farm vnluo of $00,050,000 compared with* *10,010,I I I r T h r A w n r ln ln l I 'r f M l QUEBEC, Dec. 22.—Firo which TAMPICO, Dee. 22.— Emile Am'- 000 Inst yenr, according to the De­ fiten, formerly of Louisiana, (assistant cember crop review issued here by destroyed tho historic .million .doTIur pipe line inspector of tho Mexican the Fedora! Bureau o f Crop estimates. Notre Dame iliyrch early this morn­ ing is believed to have been caused by Gulf OIL Co.,.was shot nnd killed from nmbush late yesterday on the road incendiary, according to Chief o f Po­ near Toetco, state of Vera Crucs, it Market, has plenty of fat turkeys, lice l.iirruin, who snld ho received n wns learned today. • hens and fryers for that Christmas letter informing him tho edifice would dinner if you nro looking for some­ be burned December 28. First report TAMPICO, Dec. 22— Arnstcn, whom thing good to eat in the meat line see aid tho fire was caused was more generally known ns Kddy Hugh for be has the licsl at all times iieuit in electrical wiring. Anderson, was a native of Norway with ipiick delivery to all parts of the hut lived for many years in tne Old Dearborn Station United Slates. Although not tho’l to Burned in Chicago— bo a citizen of Hie United States the Must Reduce American consul was notified. W as Old Landmark Asks That Disabled Soldiers be Remem­ bered This Christmas I R) Thr U a u d i i lr t l | 'r r « a ) CINCINNATI, ()., Dec. 22— \ proc­ lamation urging Hint the ties which existed on the battlefields of France be reunited nnd Hint every disabled veteran who remains in n hospital lie made, happy oil Christinas day, has been Issued to every post of the Dis­ abled American Veterans of the World War by Hamilton Cook, the National Commander. Commander Cook urged Hint every post make arrangements to visit their bedridden bu(Illicit and give him n “ chance to talk over the old times." Chapters were urged to spend n'pnrl of their funds for baskets umtnining cheer for the men. .Women members of Chanter Auxiliaries were requested Production Costs or Lose Trade And Will Cost Over Million Dollars I lls T h r A .o it r ln lr r i P r r » « l TOKIO, Dee. 22.—Japanese manu­ facturers have 1m en warned that mi­ ls r-v they alter their methods and redure cost of priMluction they will lose their foreign trade. Mr. Akivimm, of Hit roiitnu reinl and industrial bureau of Tokio, on his return fiom a foreign tour, in his report says that in China wages are very low and that for this Icanon Japanese goods are being forc­ ed out by Chineso manufacturers which he says,*nro just :»* good ps Japanese, lie also declares that in the Smith Sea markets Chinese goods are i.lowly supplanting Japanese merrhnndiM' mid Hint unless Japan is to lose these markets entirely priMluction tiltl h must lie reduced In this country. Economy First Issue N. Dakota Legislature lv known as the folk Ml eel Minion nnd left eight railroads homeless in Chicago. Tht^ building was erected in IHRI, wus ^hlued at $ri(M»,000 hut will cost more than *1,0(8),000 to replace, it was said. . Within n little more than an hour after a traffic policeman saw smoke issuing from the room the flames swept through the :t8 ycurs old brick nnd wood structure, once the pride of railroad men nnd left only a smokeblackened brick shell behind. Hundreds of passengers nnd 200 men and women clerks* fled to safety. M rs.'H azel 1Ricker, 20, a woman clerk, fainted and was trampled on l l l r T h e . l u o r l i i l n l I 'r r .n l WASHINGTON', Dec. 22.— A plan under which nn American commission would determine how much Germany ihould Ik- ivi|uircd to pay the allies in reparations has emerged front the effort to find a way for extending American.aid toward a solution o f the economic troubles of Europe. Although discussions 6 f tho pro­ posal have been kept thus far otltsido 11* formal channels of diplomacy, the exchange of views has developed a thorough understanding in authorita­ tive circles that the United States, Great lliitnin nnd Germany nre all willing tn a tent to the creation of •uch a cuimnission. * The plan now is before Premier Poincare of France nnd lie is. expect­ 'd* to make n decision nftcr he him foneludcd a series of conferences with ioduttrial leaders o f his own coun­ try ami Germany, It is assumed it will he communicated later to ull the nr»fion* interested in reparations pnyOfficials of tho Washington govern­ ment who, from the beginning of tho Prewnt discus-inn have been UttwIIIkg to iln m oic than hint that a way being sought to render nid to­ n European settlement, declin­ 'd today ot dUpUfi tho plan for flu American commission. Secretary Hughe* however, did Dsjte n state­ ment saying the "government" had pwented The plan for nn American commis•kn first wnx disclose*] early today tri »n*Associated Press dispatch from London, where'the proposnl had Iwen •ftlvily under discussion.' Tho dis­ credited tho Chamber o f Com*Borre of Die United States with hav”8 first Inld the suggestion before Turning nn electric room heater on one side brings on top nn attachment for toasting. Barnes of the British Chamber of Commerce nnd men in England, nnd France nnd Germany who hold similar posts in the industrial world to find a formula for the solution of the rep­ arations problem. Neither at the slate department nor at offices of the chnmber was there nny inclination to deny the published report from London telling of the un­ official plan nnd Its communication to the’ Washington government. [It is known that Mr. Barnes conferred last week nt some length with Secretary Hughes. Asked if nn yofficikl state­ ment could l>e made In regard to this conference, slate department spokes- ™m *wn which has taken plnco nincc r*| Lime har. been conducted In bc‘ °f American industry by tho of*1* if the chamber. •* At *He state- department there wns * d»*poiition hetwten the activities of ®**Lcnn ®nd other business men in 1,1 tho Problem and the moves formed quarter, how “V® Ly Government officials them- "formal proposal" for It has Locome clear durinir the of Germany’s econ BISMARCK, N. F)„ Dec. *22.—Fi­ nancial nnd public welfare problems, tertninment programs. and others having to do with political considerations, will face the North Dakota legislature when it convenes All the Evidence here January X For the first time in Introduced by State three regular sessions mu) two special at Herrin Trial sessions, it will not he controlled by the Non-Pnrtisnn League, n small ma­ jority in both house and sennte being Will Bo Stricken Out if Defense Mo. members o f tho Independent Voters Hun Carries Association, a coalition of progressive Republicans nnd Democrats. * Questions of economy will he Hitfirst to come before the legislative session. State taxes have increased $10,009,-109 since 1915, largely thru increases in road nnd school taxation. Reduction in the number o f hanks in tho state also will ho considered. upper floor. A policeman found her lying unconscious on the stairs carried,her out. Postal clerks with motor t rescued 150 tons of holiday mal railroad employes saved.-nil pan er ears in the trnin shells. The station, ajfiis owned by tin cr.go nnd Western Indiana rn No Clue Found To Body of Stranger Found Near Apopka — +— By Hunters Jn Swamps Eleven Miles Skeleton F'nund Near Apopka Looks Very Mysterious Belief that a skeleton found in a swamp eleven miles west of Apopka yesterday by Billy’ Witberingtnii, Lee Lovell and Mark Ryan, is that of a former army officer, was expressed by Sheriff F’raneis Karel yesterday. Mr. Karel said that the skeleton had evidently been in the swamp at least n year. There was no evidence of flesh on the hones nnd the only mark of identification found was a collar button which boro the initinl . *‘ B." Near tiie skeleton, however, hoots such as are worn by cavalry officers and a military tap were found. Pieces of kIraki cloth airy led tire sheriff to believe that tire Itody had been cloth­ ed in no army uniform. 'I lie sheriff brought the sl.idetnn to I.is office here, declaring that he Imped to identify it through the teeth. Two gold teeth were found and there was evidence of bridge work arid fillings in others, it .was said that n record of dental work is kept by the war department nnd that the viitiia* identity might he discovered through this source. • . Mr. Karel hesitated to say whether he believed the supposed officer had ljcen murdered. The skeleton was found in an out of the way place, some distance from n road and the sheriff pointed out that if the man had been murdered the body could have been disposed of in some place o f easier necess, On the other hand authorities could not recall having heard of anyhotly re­ ported missing in this section o f Hustale. Mr. Knrt-1 said that he wns mystified and that he intended to re­ turn to the spot where Hie skeleton was discovered and make a more care­ ful search. It .was strange, he said, that no nrtirle other than the collar button could he found which might serve as a means o f identification. * The three West Orange county men who found the skeleton were hunting in the swamp. One of them noticed a hoot hack in the deep brush. He in­ vestigated and came upon the skele­ ton. Mr. Karel wns notified and left Orlando yesterday afternoon about 1 o'clock. At Apopka he wns joined by Thomas Hawthorne and together the two men brought the skeleton to this Anti Mint Who Scl Charges Left Wilhmit Knowing Bodies Were Found dies o f two men in n high state o f dsrompoiition Irclicvrd to bc'Danlcls and Richards, the missing victims of the Moortdinuso mob of last August, were found Jilin morning near Hie ferry on Ijako l«nFou'reho, according to a spe­ cial correspondent of the Shreveport .lournnl. The limbs of the dead men were tied with wire. The bodies came to the surface as the result o f a charge of dynamite exploded last night by unidentified parties, it is thought they left without knowing that lire bodies had risen. MONROE, Dee. 22.—Captain Coop­ er said that lie did not anticipate trou­ ble, hut that the impression was growing Hint a serious outbreak in Mer Rouge was regarded ns probable. IVrsoint in a situation to know say that heavy stock rides and shotguns nnd o th e r weapons and ammunition sip red in the residences ami stores there nnd it would tnko hut a spark to kindle into bloodshed Hie intense feeding said to exist between the hos­ tile factions of the community. All jiersons found witihn several miles o f the diving operations at Cooper's Lake will he furred to give uu account of their presence there before hying re leased by the military authorities. MONROE, Dec. 22.— Lieutenant Isiilis Hayden this morning received a message from Captain Cooper at Mer Rouge ordering him to mobilize a detachment o f forty men and rush them t Moorehouse parihr tu rein­ force tho members o f Company G, Louisiana National Guard now on du­ ty there. Troops engaged in dragging the nearby lakes in search of t|ie bo­ dies, lind, ovdr the telephone, ordered a detachment o f his guardsmen to in­ vestigate the skirmish early this mor­ ning between eight guards at Cooper l.ake find a parly of ten men who iitadc their way to a ipaolt seven miles north o f Mer Rouge in a Imat, nnd were making n scare h of the water when fired upon by the soldiers, The sheriff said he would write to Textile Imports Washington Immediately to see if Are on Upgrade there is any record there o f the dis­ appearance o f nn officer. He did not accept the theory that the man might Imports of texhave been nn nvintor, since no trace tiles up to the end of October ninounto f a planu cuuld.be found in the vicin­ rd to 40,060,000 yen In value and it 1* ity of the body.—Orlando Sentinel. expected that the total for the yoar will reach 50,000,000 yen, n marked increase ovr prvious yars. ApproxiDaytona Deaths mntly 90 per cent or more of woolen Due to Accidents textiles imported coma from England. ' (llr The A u w liilH Irish Republicans in Mount Joy Prison Will He Released Having Signed Declaration of Alleg­ iance to Free State T I m* A u u r l a l r d I ' r c . . ) DUBLIN, Dec. 22.— A large mimher o f Irish Republicans held In M i Joy prisons Is understood to he re­ leased on Christmas linving signer the declaration o f alleglanco to thi free state. For remainder no holiday parole will lie granted. AVIATO R PLANS 23,000 MILE FLIGHT AROUND WORLD (llr The A».orlnlra Press) ; WASHINGTON, Dec. '22.-S lr Keith Smith, British aviator, virtual­ ly completed plans* here today for crossing tho western hemisphere on his 23,000 miles airplane . flight around the world which he announced he would start in London next April. HINTON AT NATAL ( H r T h r A -.L --l.lc S l* M M ) l-r r ..) ORLANDO, Dec. 22.— Efforts the purt of Sheriff Knrel and his puties brought no nearer today n lution o f the mystery suroumllng finding yesterday by hunters in deep woods near Rock Springs o f skeleton of n man supposedly army officer. • on de­ so­ tho the the an TH REE CHILDREN ARE KILLED ON measures. It. It. CROSSING were adopted ns initiated Incrcaso in the power o f this farm loan department nnd provision for tho operation of the state owned mill at Grand Forks, are among other ex­ pected legislature considerations. One unit o f the mill is running /he complete operation of which tho in­ dependent administration pledged "ah honest effort to determino If It is a successful experiment." Consideration o f a complete list of Inws regarding children nnd tho re* vamping o f the health laws o f t^c state to meet present condition* nre the chief welfare measures to he act­ ed upon. A children’s code commis­ sion hns been nt work for two yenrs and with tho help of tho children's bureau at Washington, n system of lawn has Ixjcn compiled. *0)0 health law* presented will be largely an at­ tempt to consolidate and systematize the present health ogepcics, ' with some attempts made n t'th c enlarge­ ment o f the field. N A T A L Brazil, Dec. 22.—Tho sea­ plane Hafnpnlo Correia II, In which Lieut- Walter Hinton nnd hi* compan­ -Vacuum outflets mounted on motor ions are attempting a flight from New Hoover and others high in tho trucks which haul trailers to rcrclre Yorlt to Rio Janiero arrived here at i'tratlon were fully ndvised o f ever revision of schedules It yhowed tho refuse are being tried in Bt. Lou12:60 p. m. fom Aracaty. •nado hy President Juliiw II. to be necessary. might well como at t pt in the closest touch and that from thy reparations Jy Monetary I^jghcs- but Scc- Did Army Officer MYSTERY OF MASKED MOB in Troubled Lo u i s i a n a Perish in the Swamps S E C T IO N C O M E S T O L IG H T With No One Near? (11? T h r A u o f l u l n l l ' r r » « ) (llr Tkr AMMlstri I'fH l) ADA, Ohio, Dec. 22.—Trapped bctwren the crossing gates at North Gilbert street, three children were killed when tho buggy in which they were riding wus struck and demolish­ ed by a west bound Pennsylvania pas­ senger trnin here Into yesterday. to Several People Ilranrh Killed by Shot Gun and holt* by Motor Bus (H r The Aw m IiiI - S P r r .» » DAYTONA, Dec. 22.—Two per­ sona w6re killed hero today accident­ ally. E. A. Branch, business man, was killed when n shotgun he wns denning was discharged accidentally. A .self threading attachment for Murray Folia, accountant, wns killed needles feutures n new scissors. hy the motor bus when it struck the bji yrle ho was [riding. $25,000,000 DEFICIT IN THE DEPARTMENT (VF AGRICULTURE REPORT (fir I k - Until Christmas Frank Jeffords is Electrocuted at Columbia For Killing Ills llusincoa Partners * Last Msy COLUMBIA, Dec. 22.— Frank M. Jeffords was electrocuted in the South Carolina prison here this morning far the murder last Mny of J. 0 : Amette, his business partneix Ho wns pro­ nounced dead four minutes after the current tvas turned on. . A a . o r l n t r i l 1‘ r f M ) WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.— Presi­ dent Ilnrillng transmitted to congress yesterday a deficiency estimate of $25,000,000 for the Department of For Florida: Generally fair 1Agriculture for co-operative construc­ Friday and Saturday, aometion of post, roads under th e ' good ^ roads act passed at tho last session of ,b^#’ what warmer In extreme tea north portion Friday. congress.* The DMIy Herald, 15c pur \vock. �F a c e s ix SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, V)22 * * Two Big Guns * * > /* fF A T H F R t '1 U l m -- * roni Fort* Dade May Go (o Tampa! ** For Florida: Mostly «Houdy **» today; cooler in 'South nnd ***' mitral portion*; Friday Fi f- fair end rorm-.vhnt warmer. /to *» . . • M| C m Q « U Q EJ. ty tg Cj By Inrkirtf*’ Advantage o f our W onderful Hull Sale Much-Ado Over Name of Fast T6urist Train, Chicago to Jacksonville F R ID A Y A N D SATURDAY • CAI.V.IvD TIIF. FLORIDAN. IN-! STEAD OF THE FLORIDIAN. 1, • • 7 * 4 . •* - • • . ■; *’ W e will o ffe r the greatest bargaii), values ever offered in Snnfora.'on first quality suit*. Com e in nnd look them over and we will prove to you that we mean just what we say. Will be open evenings Thursday, Friday and Saturday ' First Quality— Low Prices J. J. N . CONNER, Manager 115 East First Street Phone 104 MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor Phoos 217-W I t y e s b a r s s i r I r l e a S s d a l i l s c ym —41 ymm a n i s l i f . s / a k s n s r n m l n s W s i, mr U r s l a n s s l , r l » l s | s s , w r t l a paa la l c a r d la lk l< S rparinaraf, a l . l a * SctaUa. a r o l r s k a s , t h e I l e a , . II «*ll SO C IA L C A L E N D A R RIDAY— Script^ dyrxc at Hotel Val dez Tor Coilego'Ket, given by Pctow Schaal and his orchestra from U to (rti 0 . 12 p. m. A. Cooper of Daytona, wtL regis­ tered at the Monteiumn‘While in the flty yesterday attending to business. George Crews, o f Jacksonville, sjanit the day here yesterday transacting business. Mr. nnd Mrs. !!. D. Jennings, o f Iinrtow, trd spending a few days here at the Montoiumn IJoyd Robcrston o f Tnhipa tvns among the business visitors here yes­ terday and made his headquarters at the Montezuma. * ■ • And the rain is over—it rooms . ______ ■ JACKSONVILLE . KNIGHT TEMPLAR, ATTENTION I Or Maybe Ba Be Ef -------T O N I G H T GRACE DARMOND i irnma of di.ihes and discontent. CUBAN IMPORTS FREE A Geniiury Comedy '• \ iu Ih’OTON', Dec. 21.—All Im* Ifera~ toast to our beloved Grand Com itlicju throughout tho stnto have no­ jw rlrt from t’uba wh'rh w re pineptl.mander the Right Eminent 8fr/Sam lle ^ in tho larger daily new^pap/r* Friday and Saturday—-Wtod* ' '• ' st i A . John f. recently an advertisement wjth a wonl •*- re tntly enshed* tariff law »».at:-• visit nr and sojourning Knight: in larrte letter*, apparently raie.-.fM-Ilthem dutiable, eeconlirg to a rufinr T/ir.plnr cordially Invited. 220-21| ed an in nearly every instance it tuu i-nisy by As'Istaht Pe-retnry (liffprtfj Ken charged to irarcleu fim on the of the treasury, fib deci'.jon was I part o f tile typeset t«r, ihasmurh hi ed on tho precedence given treaties *■ one letter has been omitted. New»paTOO MUCH MOTHEll-!N-1,AW over federal law. peri referring to the advertisement The cui-tem* service is milking n l: loin the throngs of-readers. editorially nnd In new* stories have CHICAGO, Dec.; 21.—An alimony j survey o f the nrtfcles included and1 Inserted the missing letter. oT $f>00 and custody o f her two-year |toqn expect* to make public the Hatf The word is.‘ 'Floridan," old pop was awarded Mrs. Heim which enter this County duty. L ee cjo- j The genera Ipublic thinks is should Helzer, who ye.stdrday testified her spite tho action o f coftgT* 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE ' husKind's mother insisted on rieep-, latest revision of /he tariiT. l-MNMS It came about tilts way. ICHAPIIS PLAYERS SHEET MUSIC ing in thu same bed with the" ncWiyRD8 F. PLAYER ROLLS The Illinois Central, Centra! o weds and that four other relatives of Georgia and Atlantic Coast line rail Edgar Heitor ,hor husband, moved G— PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS ka ] roiiils recently established a fas |tourist train between Chicago and jJacksonville, and advapco Information received in railroad circles hero war ,n that it was to be named the "Florid!-, SlOKES* M ARKET in aif." .When advertisements were plac­ ed in the newspapers It was the “ FJo- she would join us in the same lx.il. CALUMET A native o f the state Is a “ Floridi­ , T. II. Nelson o f the National Iliscuit Company is in the city today vis­ an" and he objects to "Floridan" ar iting the many local firms who handle much an nn educated ‘ 'Honduran" ob­ jects to “ Honduranian." the National good?. •Attention o f tho railroad official* Otis Cobh is among-the vanguard o f hero was called to th apparent er­ the students from the linivesity of ror in naming the new flcr and it do Florida coming homo for |he holiday?. velopod that it was•intentionnl, tiup Otis shaved ofT two days fr«m his se­ the word “ Floridan" wiis a kind o’ hap prned so or coined term. It stems an­ mester for good behavior. , other rnilruad some time or other op­ There is a notable difference in the erated a train called the "Floridian' crowds here yestenlny and today. The and ns railroads consider it a iiigk rainy weather takes the pep out of crime to stea l'another's thunder, !ht buying while cold weather puta the Illinois Central- and its nssotinU;! compromised* by leaving out the t*l* peb into them. and itamingTt the “ Floridan." A local Florida Cracker deeply ingctic editor and manager o f the Win­ terested in tlie Impressions o f Florida ter Park Herald was among the vis­ and things Floridan that, go not to itors to the city today. He Is gutting the world voice? disapproval of tin ROUTH CHICAGO, fitc. 2 i:—The “ Stor o f Mankind" by Hendrick Van Lion, has been voted tin- mint important book published in ld'-M by the Children's. Librarians, section *>f the American Library BMOciation. Out «»f 212 Votes rervived by the chairman o f that seeLi j, Van I>»«•r !• i; received If.|, ■Next to Princess Theatre ON TRACKS Ians section at Detroit. It b: ctmstd-i i-n-d probable that ihe medal will lx-' awarded annually in ihe future by thih . II) having the valves ground nr thi; brakes reiirrd or a general mrrhauling—The Itesl o f srrtlce EXPRESS OFFICE . GENERAL REPAIRS 3HI Night Phone, Wight itrolhers Co. Department Garage Iluilding PHONOGRAPHS' “ Civic organizations intere-ted in ilu- progre • of Florida rlmuld di-nuu.<1 that tiic projM*r wonl l»*- used. We .have many one-eyed Floridian* doing great ROYAL NBIG(tliORH OF AMERICA The nnnunl Royal Neighbor enter­ tainment was opened Thursday even­ ing, with n few well chosen word* o f heirty welcome to the Neighbor* nnd virdtors by the local Oracle. • After which the following program was carried out. “ Kalutu to tho Flag"—Sanford Grammar School Orchestra. Reading— Miss Evelyn Taylor. • Solo, "The Shirk"— Richard Holtxelaw, accompanied by Letty HnUz- VAN LOON AWARDED IJF.ST ROOK PRIZE I unmiiir: a rul in- looped over tk latch, lias Imp Floridan' is correct.J^TerVons who kirtw will gain tho impression that the passenger departments o f the road that named the train, u:ie.| the wonl ‘ Flftrldaw! through ignorance. . “ iai MIHfro”—Sanford School Orchestra. Bats in Rookei Governor l i a r - 1 FORT PIERCE, Dec. 2L— M casr:4 'amp* Roan! o f Jf,.nry ami Albert Scfiumon, o f Scb-j *n barn two of astinn, have a i: noun red that they will pfenne pun* at^atabllrli a hat “ rookery" in thdr i, at thfe mouth »to\x on the pcnlmula opposite^ Seb-* arrta thefn. T he-ustian to determine what effect large! idoneJ by. ■the_number* of hats ytlll have upon the h o f the ;:un> i.orde* o f n osquitocs in thy vicinRy. snd each of tho They became intarettod hi experto with them men(a with lints in various parts o f • ' 1(he country nnd have divided to in-i .4 advised CJov-! vestigatc a f fiial. hand. rtsst out* a fme Sunday weekly newspaper* Mrs. Arthur Hnzzard of Augusta, with full leased wie service and many arrived In the city Tuesday and will new features. And it*? a wonderful spend, tho holidays here.ns the truest o f her parents* Mr. nnd Mrs. T. I~ T h tic is one institution in the city Dumns that does not reed to advertise,<anti there i" only one— the postofflce. They / ' things in the uj bvildir.g o f the state --w e wish wt! hail more like them— early day* hue. He was among the but 1 do not thing a .one-eyed ‘ Flori­ first steamboat .men* to run to San- dan’ is just tho pro|icr thing. It should for on thu St.-Jphn? river and wn;t K* given nnother T\" captain o f the old Starlight that linnlly burned at the city dock. IK* was ATTENTION HAIT18TS aluo engaged in bminesa here among • Ihiptlsts are reminded to bring^fiftr. the lin t merchants of the old city to Ih. Orphnaage to the Christ lam then called Mellonville. Mr. Searing* eiiterUinniunt n*. the church Friday aays that the river tiny* will come night. l»aek and come back stronger than ev­ er, u* river traffic is flu* <jhc\i|ient TONE 2.'0:i for your turkey or poul­ try.— A. C. L osin g , Orlando road. Grainmnr menus o f transportation niul belong' to no truHty. 228-4 Ip GUITARS U KEI„ELES. ' BANJOS VIOLINS H ARM ONICAS MUSICAL STRINGS SHEET MUSIC P IA N O ROLLS OK EH RECORDS Reading—Mr*. C^nra Stamper. R. N. A. Flag Snlute—Lucille An derson, nsalstcd by It. N. A cola, selected Kliznli -th Piano Mitchell TOLEDO, 0 ., Doc. 21.— Police yes­ Sola—“ Mother O’ Min?"— Itklmnl terday -were holding John Mftmzlno, IloRzclaw. ' • 2.'!, for exiiininntton both as to his inltjr-nrd-hi*- story- thnl Rending—Alice Hodgkin. R. N. A , J>Ito;k o f A ges" os n tab­ leau—Lucille Anderson. "The Flower Song,"—Snnford G. S. Orchestra. \ A fter this program nil enjoyed the rcfrcithmont* in tho form of n weinio roast nnd a delicious salad course. / STEAMER TR U N K License Tax No. 13 Cannot Be Sold in St. Augustine “Spooky” ] I ( >0 L AN D JOHNSON SHOES, $9 values at SELECT A G IFT T H A T IS SURE T O PLEASE K T . A k S u s W W ' ' ' " V . ' t-i>v /Tax Colloctor ,W*1U has ft license tug ifo r a taxi thnt' noliody wants nnd Jwhich has boon refused repeatedly c*liw® tho'first* of Inst January. It I* number 13* Th4 tax has remained in This shop is a favorite with people who are particular about the gilts they choose for particular men, , . There it> midi mi endless variety here uf Shaving and .11111tury Nets. Wulletd, Sm oking Acccosorlcs, I.u rgago umi other distinctlvv gifts that uno quickly finds (lie ri.glit thia.R for tho right man. at the right price. . A hovel liquid preparation when applied to rune i:» aill; ahkhingx atop them until they can bo repaired. ^ the trash heap on December 31 I Then*” 1k C oinpie.. i-1 air drive* cones o f •a th?cad ba>!. .ml forth ibi..iiKh n new d. loom In which shuttios are not Used. ■■■■■U , BN H N aaaaM aiH H aaaB opening fitted with a STORE K S B a m y a ia jiia a u u a a iB y ia ?27.a0 SUITS .... $7.50 �•AX3E TWO TIIESANFOBD DAILY. HERALD. FRIDAY,' NOVEMBER 22, 1923 not tarry for the change. Though his little lego wen* bent anil warped, hln| :<uu) win hnppy. He war. thinking of t l^ u b lla lird r v t f i f ilt r r n t ia n r i r r g i t , flnti 4my at f t ir H e r a l J Ilu lM Ir .* , 107 Christman and the nurodiinu o f hla soul 31nwhoItit A tf., Fnwloril, I*in. overflowing. The Christmas spirit was in tho The Herald Printing* Co hearts o f nil these young people und the sunshine of tiudr souls poured • .1I; .. r S f f r f t n r > - T r f » < o r i r fryely out notwilh 'landing their im­ , ( I r n r r n l W n n s * rr pediments and their afflictions. d t r r lli li i s W m tn trr To human Wings atone lusi God A lr r r llu ln c lin ts , >1nJr K m m n un A e p lld illu n given the power to ensile no an expresappreciation. C’lr e n ln lln n M nn.-ncrr sion of happiness and 'I h<* perron who sloea not know how ; to smile i s liloie sorely afflicted lhats Subarrlpllun 1‘ rlrr In Admnrr <Inr Vrm-......_ . ... ... jl!k' person whuae eyes are blind 01 whose cars are closed to sound, it la I l r l l t r r r - I In- ( 'I t s l»jr t 's r r l < T rudder to *seo n life so clogged with T h e M * I S - to IH-itagi* W e e k ly H » f materialistic ideas that the sunahinc l i t f illr r lf ra trrn Ir n liiilr t 'u u n ls n n d I , p u M la h ril e v e r y I 'r lJ n jr . V d V r r - of the r.oul is never reflected l|i the 11-lnK r n t r , m i t r k n o n n o n n p t illr n ilo n . S2 .U0 p e r j n r , i l n i l i in n tK c n e e . fuco than to see a dwarfed hoy hob­ bling around on crutches whose fnc•• MRnm;ii TliK A s x o i'm r;ii T h « A h so vin te jl 1‘ rcs* Is e x c li o lr e t y radiates smiles. e n title d lo On- use f u r rsnubllc-ftlkiM o r These young people whoso reasonn il r e s t d is p a tc h e s c re d ite d In it « r n o t o th e rw is e c re d ite d In O ils pa p a r fot* smiling and Iwirg happy though e n d n ls o the " lo c a l news | i,ilU o U n J nature hud been less kind to them All i is h ts of re-publicatlon o f special .than to the thousands whom Jhey mot U ls im lc lie s lie re lu a re also re s e rv e d . in-the crowded streets, went, less Mimorons," wore a living example ot God’s purpose ihu giving to human be­ The bkrnyaril golfers, the *'ippt,-r ings those special attributes denied slummors, the. horse nhoe throwers in to other creatures. How many thenfact will huld a tournament in Orlan­ arc who fall to catch the moaning of do some time during the tourists sealift* and who fail in its best purposes r.on for thfoU tew ride champions and because they fail to smite und bo hap­ winter chanipiuna in the state. Will py except under the most favorable Sanford tourists have any contendrircumstnncos. To accept n situation that cannot bo helped, nnd to cheerful­ ly travel the path nf duty is a distinc­ Two more days until Christmas. tion that comes to few people and b< Have same kindness in your heart for a virtue of groat value,— Itoportcrthe clerks In the stores nnd the post- Star. o ’ five and other places where you ex­ pect to get quick service ami cannot on account of the Christmas rush. GUTTING PUBLIC WOKK HONK BY. ST A N L E Y Sanford Daily Herald Take it nil with a smile and make the people round you remember that it is Officeis of rliui (-lies and other or­ tlie glad. Christmas season. ganisations complain o f the difficulty they have in finding helper."!. If you All o f which reminds us that there want a committee to arrange a Christwould lie more Joy and happiness in mas entertainment or get up n public this world at Christmas time If every­ cupper, or Rome one to teach a Sun­ one would start a Christmas Savings day school class, "it often takes a account and when the day comes long time to find one who will serve. There used to be more women with round— tho day the youngsters like and wo almost regret . to see—we free time which they would give to would bo fortified against discontent public work. Some who used to hire by having a nice bank account to servants do their own housework now draw from and buy the family every­ and girls who formerly remain'd at thing they need. Try this on your home now have r< gulnr jobs. Many are occupied with club life, motoring, piano. card playing, etc. Flveiyltody seems .o be busy. The Farmer Feeds tjie World" Yet more public work than ever, - ys headline in papers calling at­ before is being done. Perhaps people tention to the fact Hint all the money are learning to let up o n -suppers and in the world will not buy food if the fairs and undertakings that yield no farmer is not helprd along financial­ positive Jesuit, and to go in for work ly nnd every other wny. Sometimes lInti is constructive nnd educational. vve think if the farmer went on a The people who allow their tinn* to strike this world would lie a chaos in be so occupied, with their <j\vu con­ a short time. And yet there is less cerns that they have none for commu­ being done for the farmer than any nity enterprises live rather sellbdily other ~bu£ln<raa in the world. How­ and miss many rewards.—Gainesville ever if We were a farmer we would not worry. Ho r.till controls the world and can pull the strings any time be The editor of- the Ilcrald hjis receiv­ organizes bin own works and tells the ed u beautiful L’hristmw greeting world what to do. card from Clayton (’ odringlotr, the averttnry of the Associated Ihiilii a o f Florida with the following ex­ planation: Two young men, arm in arm, walk­ "The limitation on tin* Christmas ed down one of the .principle streets ( aril was used by Major lew 11. o f a great city; their Khaulih*rM were Blown, St. Petersburg Independent, at thrown back, their heads were erect; the banquet at Gainesville. U is more they were Inughingatid talking; seem­ than a Christmas,present and if ohingly tho happiest young men on that surved by our members, should bring street. It was refreshing to Imar their lasting g.md to tho “ Fourth llstate" in gladdening laugh. Yet they saw noth* ing; for they were blind.* It was the ASSOCIATRU DAILIMS OF FLA. Indwelling of n beautiful .spirit that CLAYTON C. V'OimiNGTON, was thus being outwardly manifested Secretary-Treasurer." They vyerr going Christinas shopping. The_ handsome Christmas cnril en­ Two beautiful young girls came closed with the foregoing note *nntrippieg down a long flight o f stone tains thi-i be lulifttlly expressed sens.i us leading from a large and im­ tipmul: posing building. They were as viva­ The Ivditor Should Be: cious and active ns the morning “ For the right that needs assistance; breeze. Their smile was nJtJhe morn­ Against the wrong that needs resist­ ing sunshine. Neither, spoke a word ance; nor heard. But they conversed pleas­ For the future in the distance antly with their fingers and their And the good that ht* may do. rtoql.i louked out through beautiful THE ASSOCIATED DAILIES eyes, like pretty faces through a win­ OF FLORIDA.'.’ dow. They understood eacji other as Thanks, Clayton, Wo Imve tried to they conversed pleasantly even though live up to this «chtlment all of our they utteted not n word; their lips life. The past fifteen years in Snnhad never spoken the Ineffable words ford hnve been devntpd tn this rtth1, o f love, though their heart* felt that ami we have never broken It except love, and ihiMs ears had never heard perhaps at times when softness of the sacred sweetness o f a mother’s heart precluded publishing articles voice. The were deaf mutes. that would cause sorrow and aiiguiib A lad with a cap crosswise on his to the hearts of women ami children head hobbled on crutches- the livest and do no good from a publicity stand­ chap on the busy street corner ns his point And we believe that without ex­ cheery voice called out: “ livening pa­ ception the members of the Associ­ per; all about the Christmas rush.” ated Dailies of Florida ate editing He smiled nnd greeted people merrily their papers with this big idea in view. as he handed them u paper and made We will hnng*thc card in our sanctum the change, though many I’eoplo did — not lieenusu wo need it, but to let (lie public again know that the Dally und Weekly Herald is this kind of a U SELL YOUR HBAL ESTATE LOOK OfERGCUN a r e a r in V Are They Due for Redemption? The United Stales Is ready to redeem all Victory Notes with the letters A, I W i-D .'E and F in Ihe upper rlj;}it hand corner. R EAL ESTATE Fire, Casualty, Auto. Insurance 105 W. Flret SL, SANFORD, FLA Bring nil yctii- VICTORY NOTES so letter­ ed to us for immediate CREDIT for deposit In a Savings Account o f for.investm ent irk one o f our interest hearing Certificates ofj Deposit. ) ALRIGH' TOO B'uEVt IN BEIN' k READY fe.EH.EDI Sanford, Florida 7ANLGY o D E L IV E R S W A S H IN C S F O R G -fl— 1923 SEINES HIS W IF E TH E R E T U R N OF P R O S P E R O U S DAYS W P U R S E T O D A Y ON HIS C H A R G E A C C O U N T newspaper worker l* more closely *» part o f the inner life o f a commun­ ity, of it* people, than even the family doctor, o r .th e preacher. Tint news­ paper workers jaunva far mure about you than you ever dreamed, and be­ cause he loves you, he magnifies your virlues-’ nnd in the words of the L lk .’ fine motto, writes your shortcomings on the sands, so Hint the tide of f<*i. gctfulnesa may sweep them out at its first flow. The Floridp press deplores the lass o f .Miss Uaii Binkley. As associate editor of the Polk County Record, for­ mer president o f the South Florida Press Association, and vice-president o f the Florida Slate Press Association she hu-i become and deservedly, one pf the best known and most loved 1n all the make,up o f ih il body of uu-n "lind women who love Florida and who jjiv* their bed f.i rit. That jibe.taken away with le-r -uit-h Speaking o f farm pests which nuts'. Iks fought during the wintrr months, had you ever thought o f malaria in this connection T Next summer mala­ ria will blossom out in your commun­ ity and bear its baneful crops of chills and fever to interfere with the jay of living- and reduce Tho ffeivlenry of evyryone attacked. A t the en d ,o f the season the crop report o f thin disease, as collected by our state health de­ partment will tdimv so mo deaths, much sickness and a gjVatcr econom­ ic loss than from any other disease in the south. How*, then, does Manilla, winter in the Southern states ? You reo very few cases o f chills nnd fever in the winter months- and it is only, oh the warmest day* ifett there, are any m a ­ laria mosquitoes Hying about. It 1.-. •rut* that m anym alaria ntaapiitoea hibernate, or live through the wittier mouths In secluded places, but ru far A NEWSPAPER FUNCTIONS IN ns la known these tyo-quitocr. do not HEART AS WELL AS DRAIN We take pride in the realization 6 f the-faut that Oak­ land car owners in the territory controlled by us and else­ where constitute our1most valuable asset. A careful Inspection and a ride in the Oakland G-M will reveal the reasons. quinine* nupnutc l*y mouth .. time, a day fur n period o f at h-a l three or four days; to he follow* <! by 10 grains every night before retiring fo ra per­ iod of eight work:*. For infected jmriiiuifi not having in ute symptoms at tin- time only eight weeks’ treatment is required. Proportionate du.es for children according to age." The 1m* l physicians " f the South are employing, lliir. treatment. or something tdinilar in lh<- way of dor**». rge and length of treatment. t er t-liuly it I* n gre.it ilnpl uVeJilt-Ill over •mall i|o-et of iguijne or chill tonic.* *!i continied a ; i a--. tin* t hills are broken, who h rmeJv affect a perma­ nent cure. If you have had malaria recently con -alt your physicians and take ‘ plfnii’e under liir- direction until cured — Florida Stale Hoard of Health No farmer, in the South can afford to fold hi.i hands as soon as the grow­ ing season la over nnd hi-j crops an* in tho barn. No progressive farmer would think of*jutting idly by during the winter months while the weed and grajin seed, sassafras sprouts and boll weevil ar«* "digging in," establishing themselves at strategic points all over his place and getting ready for the next spring drive against hi* rio,)?;. As a matter of fact, during the grow lug season the fiumcr is so bn. y plant­ ing, cultivating and harvesting, it is only after Iris crops arc in that Its i.* free to tight farm jmsts to best ntlvnn- T i’.c c;ir owner who is satisfied in the day in ajul day out usage of Ills automobile is the boat asset a dealer possca- Prince Incognito Works as Cowboy without fall If it i t taken in sufficient dosage for long enough time. The United Stale* Public ItealUt Service, the National "Malaria Com­ mittee and the State Health Office:" o f all Uu* Southern Stalci, have ap­ proved the "Standard Quinine Trent- Fr to Ik* a fine influence for good ti the neighborhood where : he will live The Tribune wishes her idl happi­ ness; nnd Hu* bed that her dic.iiu.iiury -have .laid up for her.—jTrqqui Kent Vulcanizing- Company TROriSl.KIt WITH WHAK N FA S III "Have been troubled with vv-’uk I ueys rime childhood," writ.-s Mis Hyde, lbuzoair.. ’ 11*hi.-:mi. "N ow | f.'ity Jili'l ill-*- Ii id l-rrilde b.u-i.a and that til'd nut feeling, hardly ti to do tii-y wmi.. By u tug Foley h iu*y PUL an*ii.ipai.ird w’ith F< Gatliarllc Tablets I irn. n fell like new person.” Bucka be, ils-uni: pain*,ditziiuv and bhm -d vision r-ynipt mi) s o f kidney tv.a hie." l-’i Ividney Fills give tiuiik leMef. F ' .Iiidl vt'il a Lip- lint* <>T b v m it if u H U ( t lI .SCHOOL I*E N YAN'ITCTlfhu Ih c “ L’tas.s 2.T’ I’chtHtntH, in (Mass co lo rs . ’ J u st t h e pro.sk*nt f o r tb o lligTi S ch o o l («ir l o r B o y :: :: MaMjur rade Skiting Ball, Lake Mary Kkatlng Academy tonight. Itc ■ A N D WHERE DO YOU BUY? The Ready-Cut House Man (Tti suHt’o n u V ^ -'^ ' z J ' ~~~ \ (€LSt HELP HEEPC//o*TUfJ ° ' I WHY SHOULD I Fe*f [ TO HCLP <(FCP Ut> T ttr POADb 1 / (■ jlPCMTLiff Htn./kjJ .........; Y0\» COWAX 'HtlP stahothe: fRPtnu Ct'.’JRCJI r^PCItXHllV 1 "iCOMTRlfSUTIONS ? U iGUC^S AGAIN -N OT iT O YOUR COUNTY! YOU MUNICIPAL BUIIDMOS ntAMD IKPSOVf.NEHTl ? _ (2|vWhat a j o k t \C~~L. TOcatOrm 'The Lumber Dealer ROUGH T OUTSIDE THE COUNTY, WHO WOULO PAY THE TAXES TO KEEP UP THE SCHOOLS AND THE HIGHWAYS ? -AND I'M G LA D T O Y CONTRIBUTE MY BIT , TO WORTHY CAUSES ------_ AND WHO WOULD PAY FOR CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS ? RrrftHi Tow ns nnd cities nr** very convenient Institutions. It h mighty nice to he able to go \ few t , lumber, clothing ami many o th e r comn\oditits. However, if everybody bought out.stile tl h o m e s — tin re would he no towns like ours. There w ou ld he n*> lm si h is s e s |j!;<* ours to hel ehtitributes nothing-to Ihc upkeep of our town nml county. He is not prepared to rentier ’ivoyjui. g e n e r a lly , w cenn meet and heat hl^prlcca. Wh> buy front him? one in a five acre celery farm, with practically new house, barn, mules and all equipment. Can be purchased with or with­ out fine celery crop now on it. AGENTS These NOTES will not hear interest after Uccemhcr !5th. ^ IT FER [ HOME l BRUNO! We have a good buy for some Maxwell & Britt ^ where: N E W T 5HE5. (TICK the* malaria cases, und Ihuprevent nn ahundnnt crop o f .malaria next year, for it i* from llu-.jo o!*l case.*^ that nil of ncr.t scasoiii new crop will ajiring. Fortunately, \ve can kill the malaria gvrnn without Injury to tho person v/ho carrle i tlic-m In his blood. Quinine will da thia almost % Everything for the "Builder— ------------------------ r ---------------------------- -— — Sanford, ! �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1923 New Constitution Be­ fore Texas Assembly (lly TI,<- Akanrlntnl I'rraO -T lX , Tex., LJlv. 22.—A con-.U- (STRAWBERRIES -SELL FOR eeder Lines Needed $i p e r b o x in m o b i l e By United States R. IL Lines in Alaska MOBILE, Ala., Dec. 22.— Strawber­ ries sold here in the market for $1 a box. This’ wils « record breaker for te tax l,uv.< nnd the educational Chmiried Adt 5c a line. No AN< MURAGE, Alaska., Dee. 22.— <he fruit in this part of the l/nitcd sd taken (or less than 25c. s . system, reclamation ami flood control, Feeder lin o arc needed by the United States, made possible by the ihlH win­ " .Trrofmiion.-.I *'>cn. men . . alteration of highway laws and rev©-' States government railroad in Alaska, ter that has prevailed so far. ^1 ml/ charred to anyone. Cash M *4 f cation pf the state prison, are among according to Gqrcral Wiles P. Rlch:" Jr-h«.«h.i Hr" raid '!'rrccomnpro‘ ‘ rrtiiKt accompany all order*. the mtjUers that will come be/ore the laid son, who ns representative o5*Sec- REPORT BOXAH LAW , Count fire word* to a -line » logns legislature at its January m eet--rctary o f the Interior Fall, made an " o tl.c p r o p ^ HAS LOST HIS VOICE ra r j fa 1*4 and remit accordingly. • ‘ *'g, according to statements from ’ inspection tour o f the road. h n u « M • 1lenders o f the t\yo branches. Rail spur tracks nml wagon roads, "i LONDON, Dec. 22.— Premier Ronar 1 • The attorney general alrcjyl^ has’ according to the general would re- Law o f Great Britain was reported M George A. DeCottes prepared a measure for the creation suit in development of the mineral’ today to have almost entirely lost the ► •A P O R S A L E AUorncy*ot*Law *4 e f a new constitution, designed'to re -jand agricultural lands which He ndjn- use o f hts voice ns a result o f a se­ i place the prt-ent otic written in ISTO.'yeiit to the railroud. SEED BED hoards for sale. Sec II. •o vere cold. The prime minister's’ con-, 0, , , ?cmir.olr County Bank 1»4 Proposed changes in tho state laws) Eventually the government must dltlon, however, is said to lie “ not !£. Pace, 801 First street. 220-3tc pjj F4 ■are due to a deficiency in the general1adopt u colonisation plan for Alaska, alarming." HJKFORD *:* « FLORIDA FOR BALK—On account o f moving I *F 1. ha tevetiue fund this year at times! General Riclmrdsuti said,-so that the away will sell my Parlor Grnmb * 1 ♦ amounting to ^uore thnn two million (country _can be settled and fltlly denORMITOJtjr BURNS Piano nt Juvlf price.—Mrs. P. MJ * 1 liiT lT A V IL S O N dollars. Many Texas schools may bo vtloped. * --------- Boyd, 200 French A ve* 22'J-ltc *‘l forced to close inrly next spring heSouth Hardley, Mass., Dec. ATTORN E Y A T - L A W M L lluUsren ^ Bnlo. Titiuse ‘ 1 f 0UrB,tC thcS° th,ls’ th«lr/ lw‘ busi,'M* Vl\ntUr° ’ by ntuih cntise of the shortage irf state funds. NEW YORK, Dec, 22^-The Na­ Girl aludcltts nt Mount Holyoke col* for rent. See Thigpen. fiC-tfc n [ ,B“ to pny proniPlly cacU wwsk fur tlu’lr nc^ P « P V -‘ j p An emergency appropriation ant) an tional Fuel Gas company yesterday lego rushed from chapel services yesPint Nation-3* Ran^ ButIding a,-* Increase in state allotment for the W o o d f o r s a l e - shTm) a cord, s v ‘ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. declared a 100 per cent stock, divi­ terday to save their clothing and oth­ Pleuse arrange to pay rash on de­ r i schools nre advocated. MNrtBD FL0R,DA *4 _ dend Increasing:, the authorized oijt- er belongings when flHf was discov­ livery, and specify the kind of wood Separation of the state banking and atanding stock to $.'17,000,000. The ered in the basement and burned fci ej fa 1*4 Ri Ha fc? fa ha aa fca let *4 ra rsj ici ru F4 wanted, when placing your order.—F. ; im trrm e department* has been en­ company h I s o declared the regclar through the walls o f ,thu, five-story S. Vornny. lDG-tfc dorsed by the statu bankers nssiH in- quarterly dividend o f $J.E0 per share. building, , CHELLE MAINES Gasoline Tax Sug* ' J?20,00 to Christmas t-on and utlu-r statewide bodies. Flood FOR SALE— Hosier and Gays’ paints L A W Y E R -:• am! varnishes uf Sanford Novelty Savers Been’ Paid •gested to Meet Mich­ control measures are advised^by Gov- n a M E i i i f l c i i R a K u i E E u s x x n c a c u B B B i i i i R K i s B i i s r i n i i i s i i i oi nor N eff, who recently led a move­ Court House Works, Snnford agents, U3-tfc igan Highway Cost ment to work out such proposals. FARMERS— You can get seed bee , This is what the Seminole County There also is some agitation for {he (Itr’ Tbt A««nclftlrrt l*rr«*| fram -s and Irrigation plug* at th* Rank paid out to tlje thrifty people presentation of a soldiers bonus meas­ LANSING, Mich., D r . 22.-yEnactSanford Novelty Works. , 100-tfc of this community who had Christ­ ure. nunt of legitlfttion to remodel the k n Er.mlocd Glaaaea Designed FOR SAL?!— First street projiitty. mas Savings accounts in this hank Tor state’s' taxation system, cut down the TO A R G t’ H RET CRN Fine location, eight rooms and hath, the past year. This $20,000 waa avail­ Henry MeLnuIin, Jr.t T' j Acost of state government, develop tlulights, water, possession Feb. 1st, able for Christmas presents or for OF ALIEN PROPERTY state us an agricultural center, tighlOpt. D. $1,500 cash, balance long time. Fur other Investments or for any purpose whatsoever and made quite a differ- t>n tin- “ blue sky" laws and broaden Optirfan-Oploinrtrlat terms and other Information address tmeo to the people who imd the sav- 'vonun’s rights will be ask- d, along • WASHINGTON. Dec. 22 — Agui Ra.t l i f t Hanford, Fla. “ Property1’ rare Herald. 222-Otp ihg:i account ; and to the community, 'V1*h otlu-j- (uopostd *lunge.< in. -the menU urging the return by alien pro­ FOR HALE—Christmas fruit cukes in general. The Seminole Bank has a I«ws, of the Michigan legislature perty custodian of properties o^ SlO,and pies nt Home Bakery, -I0o West half* page advertisement in this issue " h(" » ’■ • ’ ovenes in regular sessien in 000 of bg i feize-l by the government M» First Street. 22‘J -ltp January. ilurit’ g the war, were heard yesterday calling uttentlon to the . Christmas FOR s a l e -Chickens nnd furniture. Suvings accounts that starts now for Outstanding in the prospective leg by the house interstate nnd foreign Call at 1020 Union Avo. 230-2tp (he year o f 11)2.1 Read about tbr HJatiuii nre the following jiroposnls: j commerce committee. • ... . ____________ ’ ntO B T PROOF VEGETABLE Plants di'feront clubs nml get rendy to Join • To. provide a gasoline tax* to fimnun highway develojmient ami mamv / i i n t r c ir n s * * a — For immediate shipment extra one of them. It is the greatest thing C -H B I S lM A S fine rtocky pbuits. Early Jersey, in the world to drive-away the Christ­ tensiue without a real property tax. i A i L I v l v To make more compart,the central- F ! f’tiarleston, Flat Dutch ealibuge, Ilig mas blues that beset the fellow with — AT— A You ran find the namo of US Pus ton, Iceberg lettuce, early blood mil inonev 11bo.1t this time of the ired state government which was in■ A , , rrr li« t> Business Man ha turnip beets, Georgia Whitehead, y.at-. Go in the Seminole Bank to- auguralciI two years ago, by curtail­ ing and combining depart meals. No luDtiss would think o f tubing any risks with the most ■ A In turnbird in this Column h4 Carolina Ihmeomhe collards, White morrow and ask them all abuut it. ■ 'I’u make tin- furnishiitg of ptrtson- ! important ilium r o f the year! Hence, we have been even !)lume celery, prepaid mail 200, OOr; ----------------— — A n r h d ;;). more paruVul.ir thnn usual with the meats and poultry that ■ |3| fcj "4 ^ ^3 l,-d fcl '.OO, $ I.Utl; 1,000,^2.00. Express. 2. Mtiqmr.ide Skuting Ball, I nk- .it!- b-jllfit |;imisil.‘ltllc 1*' lll..ia'“.Ugllt m n oum ci ■ we offer for the holidays. ■ 000, , $2.aU,* 0 ,011(1, f.’i.tlll.— Parker! VLffv Skating Academy tonight, lie i ’o tigliti-n the m otor vehicle law .. I’m in , Atlanta, Git. 2;(0-2l|> •- - — -----------il«*re you will find ivory kind of good meat to ussure the ■ GIFTS GALORE 1 v pre-ci iliing more spe/iftcully tile Quick Service Transfer ill 11.1) NEW SI MBA FDR ■ siicess of your Christmas Dinner. For llu* Whole Family li.'rating eiiurpnrent uu autoimdriles,] ■ FOB B U N T Slorage Fncilitics SPORT I.OVINtr CROWDS ■ for j and iitcreasing the penalties ■ If vs plra*c you, tell othirs; If not, FUR RENT—Unfurnished apartment 104 Sanford Avenue ■ api < Jing and reckless driving. Femdnte Apartments, 1105 E. First • tell us. Phone 498 NEW YORK. Dee. 211.—Growing To delegate to the stale ngrimltur ll)0-tfc popular interest in outdoor aportu Street. ii 1nll. |e much uf the work dune by <♦ *1*4^4♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ F u ll Rl-INT— One beil room and kitrli- thru, gh -in the met 1opolilan urea, e SANFORD (rtt- -Lit ■’ agricultural department. cn furnished, price $ir> per month. jit-t--..!tv in bo eball iiiol foollMlI,* will Tu proviili- w hat nm ounts t" a lit Machine & Foundry Co. Apply to Mrs. ll. I). Durant at i,ake le tdi In largely increased acconimo- eracy tro t fur in te rs, ..-ipp'j Crirral Machine and Itniler Works; ' jfary. 193-tfc daiion.t fo upcctolars in 11)211, 11cTn provide a bill of right 1 for wom­ . > ding to pie -cut indication'. Con-' Cylinder Grinding; Del uxe Pistons;1 en, which will put them 00 an equal WANTED T ir itU Y ' eivn’.ive c-timates place at 500,0(1(1 II, Wheel .Steel Gear Bands; Crnnh Smiil| h)lUS,, wi(h lWu ur threc. hlanding with n un in business and Quick Delivery , , , , „ the total -imuilatieouy Keating capae-1 tUIU Returned— ----------Phone 62 j j mjcrn If you have a piece of prop- . ,. , , ,, , > |welfare matters. ’ *- * , . , ‘ nv which semes of fields mid a few erty that will meet our requirements. „ , , , To enact a land certification law larger <tj,lni will have when plans vviiirh will enable non-residents pf the ELTON .1. MOUGHTON We can gunrnfiteo you quick action now under way are completed. state to Invest in Mii Kfgnn’a unrievet. While liv.ire than bulf o f thin capa­ ARCHITECT l'”1 npeil Iliads and to provide that tin* ’ See Mr. Ilrimson city is scattered among the smaller with stale encourage reforestation of idle ih.iol, college, ipul ntldetie club enliuom 7, Miller Bldg. * lands not'suited to agriculture |iy rcJ. HUGH TILLIS, Prop. A. I ’. CONN ELY. A SONS ■ . *, 1 a , , approx'.mnlely 2 Id,(Hit) will UN FORI) FLORIDA ■ "Eklahliithed I huh** decing taxes. I. no ..t.io ..bill'd in four big tiremm -402 Sanford Avenue Phone 105* The reajqsntiuniinnt of (fie >lnt«* tJKU. ESI \ I E ill--, an 1 le ih.'i r ina jo* liag'ir )>.1)1 1111•S M agnolia A te. Itggisl.ilive district, t bull comes bi Phone P z H iiiiiiN B n u K pu l Polo G r o u n d Y.nil.i-e Stadi-im SANF0BI) NOVELTY 22!i-lfc file the legislature by virtue of the and Ehbet.i Field—and . Baker field, 11)20 federal census, stands high in WORKS ...................... .. Columbia's new stadium.* W ANTEU state intoruit. Other measures itoYankee Stadium, homo o f the Amer­ V. C. COLLER, PrppICi. Ve*..t. n . Customers a Merry \l I.. . . . eChristmas L. 11.1n, ill. WANED—A chance to build your ican League Baseball club in the clude provision ft-i a eugenics law; to We Wish O Our new home before lumber gels any Bronx. Is rapidly nearing completion, devise ways and naans of raiding General Sliop and Mill higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish­ nnd if not entirely finished will be 1 lonpy to retire tho $61,850,000 state ’ Work FAT HENS ANI) FRYERS ed. -Snrifoh! Novelty Works. 183-tfr ready at any rate, for the formal op- . bonded Indebtedness without adding CONTRACTOR nnd H O L D E R WANTED TO RENT- - Permanent, 3 oiling of the 11)23 baseball season in to the tax imrdey on real property; Fish Choicest Cuts in Meats III Commerrial Street—Sanford, Kin. or t room unfurnished apartment, April. A Kit) yard cinder path-will ulToi Iand to make insanity grounds for di-^’ vorco. fiat or house, desirable location. Ad- facilities for tT.irk and IK-hI sports, An attempt may f» made to revive ■liess " F . S .” rare Herald office, Snn- while football nml boxing will also (ill.LON & FRY the ir. -tut* tax, which was initiated 102-tfc In: staged in this big arena whose; ford. Fin. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS D i .s r m c f AGENT— Life, Accident seating capacity will be from 70,000 to by the. 11)21 ligisiature and defeated by the voters. nml Health Insurance man for Sem­ 80,000. tjhirld’s sc lie.! attendance last fpll :il() SANFORD AVENUE Wtitlinhoasc l ights and Appliances inole County. New policy. Annual >(nxqucrode ^Whiting Ball. Lake. at the I’olo grounds exceeded all pre­ . Nor l ino of Fixlurea picmiums. Liberal contract. Addrose •Mary Skating Academy tonight, lie *1* *** **f *♦**♦**+**** *** Hiller Building—— Magnolia Avenue Special Agent, Box 221, Grovelnnd, vious records there, and ns a result -PHONE 372->V 327 SANFORD AVEN U I> Florida. » ’ 230-3tc the home of the New York Giants is being enlarged to seat 54,000, about K a x tt E a m a c a n B. W. II15RND0N17-000 more than its present capac­ to congress yesterday to improve Mi­ ity. Football nnd boxing also figuu* ami harbor, Fla., at n cost of $1,0)15,- ns attractions at ibis field. .Kbbeta ; INSURANCE a g e n c y OtM), \ Field, gruuiuh of th6 Brooklyn Nnfirk------ ,rt UT0— —BONDS GereVnl Beach recommended no in­ Tional' Ecngue club, with sealing ca ^Y£ itial appropriation* of $500,000, with IKicily o f 22,000, hus been used for the remainder in two annual install­ boxing nml occasionally football. W iS B Y J O S. 0. Shinholscr ONE MOUEiSHOPPING DAY ments. He also recommended an an­ Flans for Baker field, Columbln’n nual appropriation of $25,000 for the projected stadium, to be erected nt Contrndor nnd Huildcr CHj^srnA^I innintenancl* work. • 118th street and Broadway, call for He sure to visit our Store tomorrow and see the many use* a bowl seating between 50,000 and G0The board of engineer';' for rivers lANFOItlt I [mabS§T ^ D I W N E K .J FLORIDA •. iBfcSKCT • f„| (lifts ----------- CLOTHES FOR T H E FAM ILY 000 but it is doubtful if this will bo nnd bariums, which investigated the project, General Bench reported, be­ realized fer some time. Work on the lieved the rapid development uf south­ playing fields is expected to stnrt in . , Rradualc Veterinarian eastern Florida and the Inrgo present the spring, with the possibility that and prospective commerce in fruits, football may bo played there in the O-Tico 12.1 Opposite P. O. vegetable sand sugar demanded in­ fall, but the university athletic au31G SANFORD AVEN U E------------------------ SANFORD, F L A . W e wish our friends and custom­ Hcsiden((, 2-V7 *Del.and,1 Florida creased transportation facilities and '.horltVos point out that tho develop­ ers a Merry Christmas and a Hap­ eoiwiijeiwi MB*mi n logical port for ment of tht whole project is in its in­ fancy. development along this line. A* F. Connelly & Sons py New Year. Next fall, with tho Yankee Stadi­ General Beach concurred In tho re t M o t .l U h n l 1004 port of the district engineer and the um ns an added-neutral battleground, '•-ii- a - i. »:- s- t - a - t - i ; G ARD N ER’S FRUIT CAKE FOR YOUR r*UM board o f engineers in recommending football is expected to claim much 9 THE NEW STOKE In irx lu ir n t * ••-ll. a channel 25 feet wide and mean low greater public Interest. Already Syra­ '••rtufj in„ (1 In n u r a n re XM AS.PAR TIES AND DINNERS Florida and Western Meats------- Service nnd Quality water, 500 feet wide from that'depth cuse and NtUbnigh universities havo 'B l t.*|. 303 HANFORD AVENUE------------------------------------------ PllONF. 406-W H iire tf lliioda G ARDEN GROWN VEGETABLES in the ocean to tho near outer ends agreed to play their annual game at I.unnia of tho jetties, thence C00 feet wide the American 1/eague park, nnd it is >-»f»» I’ r i i p r r t r FLORIDA AND C A LIFO R N IA FRUITS IlMvInmia C lin n r r* through tlu* entrance,' reducing to 200 probable that 'New* York again will Mulu Oltlcv _ • be the scene of the Army-Navy clas­ '•cixi it ( t it v i /r y c o m p a c t * feet wide across Bljcnyno bay nnd Our Store la New; Our Goods are Fresh and sic, which for several years luu been i >llowing tho route of the existing mu­ HERE Dtloiin 1 v Vi:HTMF.,Vr COMI^XV o f the Ile.st Duality held nt tho.Polo grounds.. nicipal channel. ,* 101-4 UnKHiilia Air. ELECTRIC I.oral interests had agreed, he said •DECORATED to. cooperate’ by dredging and enlarg­ GARAGE FO IMPROVE ■* * -- i’ ' ,• ing -the Tiresent turning basin at the WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— Senator S,!AM! HARBOR GETS S « i municipal docks to 25 feet. Reed; o f Pennsylvania, wns among FAVORABLE REPORT Masquerade Skating Ball, Lake a group of ollicora nnd former o f­ ficers o f tlyr army decorated by Sec­ k ASIHN(jT0N, Dec. 22.— Major- Mary Skating Academy tonight. Itc retary Wtcks yesterday for exception­ k Pcarh- chief of rirmy englP H O N E : 7 6 al servico in war time. The Dally Herald, 15c per week. F ool o f First StreetPhone 480-J »ubmittcd a fuvurablo report ; ■ * - * • . T v ! • , ■ * if 4 p - — 3— Thu He mid -carriers manage ami control their routes, gay in ndvan*:e for all- pnper.s drawn, and absolutely depend upon theit -collections for their running capital and profits. W h in 'SubxerJiersf neglect to pay them It is tho CARRIER nod not T11K Herald that stnnds the “ brunt." Subscribers who do not care to pay the carrier each week may pay the Herald two or more months in advance nnd they* will pay the carrier each week from tills fund. This system o f delivery is known n* the INDEPENDENT CARRIER PLAN and is used by most of the larger newspapers of the country and has proven beyond doubt to be Uwr*Ct*^yheat plan of delivery. When a boy manages his owit route, buys ami sells at a profit he is In business for himself in exactly the sumo sense as any merchant-. He knows he must give service to be success­ ful and build up hts business. Hu knows that every new custom­ er v ho secures means more profit. In shoit, he knows he must 'conduct his business in n capable and efficient mutincr to be suc­ cessful. * The Herald earnestly requests its subscribers not to dif- ■d convention, radical change.* ••»T Till? Avunrijifftf I’ rrM t s Fo r a THE SANFORD Christmas 9 To All Our F rie n d s and Patrons-- •Fal Turkeys, Hens and Fryers Florida and Western Meats A Merry Xmas New Year flllllllRI A mftRY ISBHiBB Bit. It. M. WELSH ()irico BANDEL’S EMPORIUM HAWKINS BROTHERS is THE THREE BLOCKS FROM HIGH PRICES WOODCOCK a R IG N E Y C0R.3E°ST.& SANFORD AVE< -. . .. -v /^ ^ 5\ HERE \ �PSPw >' _ r vu *—„ E FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1023 sawed-off shotguns left for Greeley to joirt in the pursuit. Thu armored police riot cars and two automobiles filled with detectives carrying machine guns'Slid itswed* off shotguns woru rent by Chief o f Police * -- Williams in response to the call for • DENVER, C«lo., Dee,; 22.— Police help from the Greeley4sheriff. Greeley nod other peactr’ otTiCers of northern life* about fifteen miles north o f I)enColorado lant night were engaged'in xcr. an intensive man hunt for four men At 4:15 o ’clock Sheriff Hall o f Gree­ in nn automobile suspected o f being ley reported to Denver that on arriv­ the bandits who Sunday morning shot and billed Charles T. Linton, federal ing nt the* fealdn h<? found'tha men rejojrvo bank guard, during* a gun had departed in the direction o f Fort fight in front o f the mint here in Collins, Col.; in u ear. He nbo mild he which they stole $200,000 in currency had ■information that the men had stopped at tho farmhouse o f a farmer and escaped. The hunt started yesterday nftcr- named DOwner, n mile and a half west noon when Henry Fuqua, < a farmer o f Greeley. Sheriff Halt is quoted as saying ho living about twenty mites north of here, reported'to Sheriff Hall o f Gree­ expected to overtake tho suspects be­ ley, Col., and fifty miles north o f here fore they renchc;! Kuncr, which ir. fif­ reported to Sheriff Hall of Greeley teen miles from Greeley. that he had encountered four heavily 1 Immediately upon receipt of this in­ armed men in an abandoned house in formation from Sheriff Hall,T h e Den­ ver nolic-e department sent out notices his ranch' property. Sheriff Hall notified the Denver po­ to all town* between Denver, Greeley lice department asking for assistance. and Fort Collins o f tho nppronch o f The sheriff, six deputies and a state the car believed to' bo currying tho ranger left for the farm^ house, while bandits responsible for the robbery,at the Denver police department’s ar­ the Denver mint Monday morning. , mored riot car equipped with machine ifuna and two automobile loads of po­ Masquerade Skating Hail, Lake licemen and detectives armed with Mary Skating Academy tonight. Itc Denver Officers Hit Fresh Trail . of Mint Robbers : * ■ ■ ■* on Wagons, Kiddie Cars and All Children’s Christmas Goods ✓ * See our prices before you buy Big Values 4£ m £»4£$ 4$» ♦*< • Internat’l Conference Recreation Fields ■^Proposed by Borah to His Gift to Employes ISettle World Condition and to The Public IMMEDIATE ACTION AND WORLD I lly T h e tim k lr d • ??■ tered concerning attempts to break do; Wm.. Walker. Orlando; C. n GENTILE TO HEAD STATE CITRlfS Cj.UH market prices and othey alleged ir- kington, Orlando; F. Kay And*'- iegularitiea'which nre said to work in­ Orlando; S. J. Sligh, Orlando; once: Gentile, Orlando; H. r Cftr The Fniitmnns’ Club, nn organiza­ jury to the entire citrus industry. tion which existed in Florida sever* ■ B. J. Sllgh, who presided at the Orlando; F. E. Godfrey,. Orlando aL.cafs ngo, was revived at n dinner meeting until tho permanent officers I*. Phillips, Orlando; "W. M, j>)y‘ in the San Juan'hotel at Orlando es- j were elected, was a speaker, ns was lando; A. J. Nye, Orlando; j; torday which was attended by forty Dr, P. i'I^dlis,-‘,- But!) of thm expre. s- Chase, .Sanford; J. {*. Chase, j , J or mare" citrus operatroa, repreesnt- jed the belief that the chill should sonvfile; J. A. Murrell,'OHando; |* * ing every part of the etate’s .*ltrus meet often, exchange Information that Keene, Orlando; C. A. Mnnh, o ru region. Election of officers, discussion may aid in eliminating trade abuses, do; Chas. J. Turner, Umatilla; of: the approaching visit*uf tho Call-{and promote a bettor spirit of co- Wilson. Umatilla; Geo. C. Sandrr fornin Citrus growers, and means ofjoperation; , Orlando; C„ C. Fosgatc, Orlando; eliminating trade ubuses occupied the | The niei ting was attended by: V . S.j Spruenoe, Orlando; H. J|, Wall meeting. . ; Fug.izri, Cincinnati, Ohio; S. I., Frie- Orinrdo; lv. M. Thomnr, Orlarvlaf |J Lavvronco. Gentile wan named pres-1bio, Tampa, Ha.; Gun J. t,entile, (tr­ A. Warner, Orlando; A. ft. Hogue, (}. ident of the dub. Other offlccfrsn'rtijlaado; R. C. Middleton, Cre-'cent City, lando; W. II. Chandler, Scranton,'p, Vice-president, S. O. Chase; sccre* Fin.; H. A. Ward, Winter Part: ; II. tV. .II. Chandler, Jr., Lakeland; tary-treasurer, F. E. Godfrey; id«isi-;W . Barnum, Winter Pork; J. It. Cren- lard, Eustia; A. C. Smith, peLi nnt Secretary/ Ti M. Jackson. * T h c «haw, Orlando} i . A. Steward Often?, F. Pettis, Orlando.—Orlando Seat! board of directors includes the fore­ going officers and H. A. Ward, K. L Skclfojb C. S. Fugnzzi, C. A. Marsh, C. .1.'Turner ami A. C. Smith. The operators named the managers nf the traffic deparfmertUi of the va­ rious companies represented to act ns a committee to suggest a route for s.% ' (he Californians who will visit Florida in Februnry. It was specially desir­ able, members said, tbut the party visit Orlando- the center of tho citrus industry. The club will offer its co­ operation to the Orlando Chamber o f Commerce in the latter institution’s efforts.to have tbe Californians stop here. Thr Standard .* oi Companion The Independent operators express- PONCA CITY, Ohio.. Dec. 22.-*t DISARMAMENT The magic of black gold that Spurts front the oil fields of Oklahoma nmi WASHINGTON, Dee. 22.— EatonTexas, which has mtyie millionaires rive discussion-of international affairs overnight, is reen pcrhnps in few Js ex poetid to develop In the senate places more dearly than in this aVtlve as a result o f a proposal yesterday by little city of some t,0Q0 persons. Senator B<»rj»h, Republican, o f Main, Poncn City boasts the didinction for an< inter national conference to of having myre laborers who nrv golf consider economic, financial and bus­ fans than any other city in the world iness problems, InclUdlng'Gcrman rep­ —the result of *an oii inllllonaire'n arations. ns well us reductlonn of land, richer, which have enabled film 'to re­ *ea and aerial .armament*. alise nn anibitioq in make others hap­ Senator llornh offered his plan nr, py. Thu man is Ernest W. Mcriand, un amendment to the SWO,000,000 head o f the oil company that bears his naval appropriation hill, which was name, and the golf pitying laborers reported to the Senate yesterday for nre his employes who, with the gen­ proposed that the president be asked eral public, nre invited to turn hi.*, to call at) .economic conference In dead private course, recognized ns one of o f a conference merutly to deal with the best and most beautiful in the the limitation^ o f naval vcu cla under southwest, it is no unusual sight to lo.ooo. tons, and nrUitary and'naval see a foursome o f bankers teeing off aircraft ^ .p r o v id e d in .the bill hs behind a group of men in jumpers and passed by tile house. In offering his overalls. amendment ns n substitute for tho Mnrlnnd’s golf course is part o f hi* house provision Senator Borah de­ estate. Deciding to make Ponca City clared the world economic conditions his permanent home in 1DIG, Mnriand required immediate action, and lie pro­ posed that President Harding “ be au­ selected a cornfield on the clty’a out­ thorised nmi requested” to invite such skirts as the desired site. Today thu governments to send representatives southern part o f tho field has been transformed into tho most elaborate to the conference as he should deem garden in the southwest, and by the “ necessary" with the object o f arriv­ side o f the garden is hiri palatini rcsing nt “ understanding!) or arrange­ Idtnce, reputed to have cost approxl- «> themrelvre as bing specially nnments looking to tho restoration c f mntely one million dollars. x.ous for the vlsltara to see all of trade and establishment of sound the citrus fields, of tho state. H was At Jhe opposite end /)f the estate is financial and business condition:). pointed out that citrua conditions in T h e llu ic k S e v e n P a s s e n g e r T o u r i n g — * 1 4 3 5 the golf courltf. This, too, has been With referenco to armaments, the Florida ur.d Califortiia are vastly dif­ landscaped and Iicautifivd. A smal! house bill’s provisions un to naval On winter roads, thft abundant p o w e r and sm ooth rid­ ferent. In the Pacific. Coast state the Borah .amendment includes the house stream flows through tho courso and citrus field is concentrated in a com­ ing o f th o ‘Q uick ooven passenger touring car*gives a new confidence to cold w eather m otoring. bill’s provipionn as t*> naval vessels has iietn dammed to form several paratively small area, while in thin under 10,000 tons and aircraft, with small lakes. Clumps o f trees and state the citrusr belt*in several hundred Closo fitting storm curtains, provided with trfb spe­ its .provision for consideration o f land flhtubu combine beauty with utility in miles in length. cial Buick weather- strip to seal tho joints, and that providing hazards. and sea armaments. Trade abuses drew lengthy discus­ open with tho ’d oors, afford a snug com fort against M Two years ago Mr* Marl mid xuiU Senate lenders do not expect the storm and cold. sion, many complaints being iegi«TJ nounccd that ho would build nn ath­ B Borah proposal, nor tho house provi­ T ho long w h eel base and the sem i-clliptic springs letic park, which like his golf couthc H a sion. to Ik? reached during today’s atid bin garden, should ho open to the H B a a iia a iiH M a iN a u n H ia a ia i with a new suspension, insure ea sy riding, m ade lux­ ■ consideration of the hill. These, and uriously com foria b lo b y the w ide, deeply upholstered B public. Twenty acres adjoining thd . TRY N an amendment by Senator King, Dem­ seats. E v ery convenience for effortless driving is nt Mnriand 'refining plant were purcha^H ocrat, of Utah, calling for h land and ■ the driver's hand. Standard appointments include d and work < ommeticed. The park a sen disarmament conference, which!1 such refinements 03 sun visor, windshield w iper and ■ B la pending, are expected to go over was opened tliia spring. It b one «>f rear vision m irror. II until after the Christmas holidays. tho must modern in the state, con­ n F nr The seven passongcr touring car maintains, in every H Senator Ilqrnh’s amendment caused taining playing fields Igr football aTM ■ particular, the traditional Buick excellence. U general surprise, especially in view ; baseball, running tracks, tennis courts Fancy CalifornV and ■ and open swanl to be used ns desired. ■ of his strong opposition in the past The Buick Line fur 1923 Comprises Fourteen Models: Florida Fruits The concrete grandstand seats 1,800 H Fmu»— JJ-34. t36Js I3.JS.$*SS: I M S , $1171; 71-17, I l l 'l l ; H in reference to American participa­ ami is equipped with club rooms, H tion in European problems. Ho was 3J JR. SID S. Gixtt— 71-M, $117!] 7 1 4 !. $119$; 3 3 -4 I.7 IV '!: Fur Your Christmas a 73 47. S m S ; II1-4S, $ I 8 « ; 7149. $141$; l l M . t U v i . 3J 14. mi!;71.$J. $)f,71. IMrti f.n.b.ll,iili Wlwirv Aik about itc one of tho strongest opponent!! to the showers and-other modem conven­ u,U.A.C.huciUK Plan, wl;kL pru,iJ-t fur Ucfrrrr.1 Paymrulx. Fresh Nuts of all Kinds league f oNationn anti the Treaty of iences. The Den Moines club o f the West­ »»-$S-2l-NI» Versailles, lmt in bis statement today — a t — ... made it d ear that bo believed ac* ern I-eague will Use the park f(u m tion was needed to solve pressing ec­ (training m-xt spring, / id m i p ij onomic problems affecting American * Mr. Mmiao.l'-t newest enterprise of, i fiiis nature is the establishment of a iradt’. 1 jia m e preserve, lie has purchased! 324 Sanford Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA . L. C. MOORR, Mint For quick results, try a want ad. j Hot) .teres adjoining the city on the ! ----- Buick \\ill'iuiiM lb Wltt-ii belter niitomoliiles nre built 1north and r illr.iting r. large force of men in beautifying the area and oth-j BtiBaaaBiiuaaMBHHBaaHDnHHaEaBHrBaaBaBaaaaanuiiBaBaaBaaNaHrttiBERnBenMBttBaaaBaaaBBii eiwlac preparing it for use. 9 1***—. cf NICK’S PLACE “WANTED—To do .your (tainting and paper hanging, l’ricca reasonable. Phono 137*J.* 231-21;) 2 Ill.l'E GOOSE FLYING HIGH Tin- 11.ue Goose brand on fruits niltliS Vegetables means dlint it is nil right'B and the In-st of quality. They have of- m fires nit over*the country and are do- a a ink a big business wherever fruits a u mid vegetables are grown. They not a a <ydy ship much vegetables and fruits here for other growers but they own and operate some of the largest veg­ etable farms in the Sanford section. And best of all they have people here who seem to like the newspaper men and they send us something fine fiom lime to time. Sandy Anderson ip the official Santa Claus anil today he bought the Herald office a crate of $ j excellent lettuce for. the “ Herald J I force" with n Christmas greeting *♦*! card from the American Fruit Grow♦♦♦jors Co., “ Blue Goose" brand. It is fine uud we ih u li enjoy it white thinking {J of the boys Xyho made it possible. MORE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING DAYS| ------------ G I F DRESSES, HATS What can be more useful than n pretty frock or hut? Our lino of dresses ami hats arc unusual and such n lurtfe se­ lection to choose from . DRESSES $16.75 TO $35.00 ; $3.50 TO $12.50 \ KIMONAS, ROBES * x t T ?v a riot into which n knife can be in­ serted to unscrew it. K|HtiBaaaBBnaaaaaauBBnxsoia BaaaBaanBBBaaBaaaBBKBBBnna 4i*!Lnok this over and Order r Ivc us your Kimonos—in— colorful Crepes, and Japanese Silks. Corduroy Robes and Quilted Silks-: CANDIES Crystalized Cherries Pineapples Figs Dates Nuts o f all kinds Citron Oranges ( Apples Bananas * COATS AND CAPES Now is the time for that Goat J or Cape. The weather, codl nnd crisp, makes one feel thel joy o f living, and the comfort! >f such apparel will makfl such a g ift long remembered | $9.75 TO $49.00 HOSE I’ eautiful Hosiery in Pure Thread Silk and Italian tilove Silk, also a choice selection o f Lnce Hose. Priced from — $1.50 TO $3.75 Dainty* Underwear o f charm*I ing beauty, always a fortun-J ate choice as a Xmas gifti Glove Silk Vesta nt H ^ DKERCHIEFS GLOVES Choice -Boxed Handkerchiefs, pretty designs and embroid­ ered, nt—• 95c TO $1.95 Long W hite Silk and Kid Gloves, nt 59c TO 59c OTHER CHOICE GIFTS FURS Tnuiw and BroWn Fox, rcl, Raccoon, Skunk end beau­ tiful Hhio Fox and others. Singlc and double cKbckenf. Also large pieces. Brices— ulove Silk Teddys, at Crepe de Chine Teds and Gowns a t ..... $3.50 to SM I INSPECTION CORDIALLY SWEATERS — *---------------------- - SILK and WOOL _________ Large assortment and combinations. d a tiv e gift, at— o f v0]^| An opp^l 1NVITKD- Call us for what you need. W c have the goods' mid tho prices are right. Phone 497 SANFORD ...B a a B a ............— a M m m w m S m ~ 'i W HERE STYLE RE IG N S" FLORID A r I5aj?t First Street— m;r .m -Opp. Ford Service EisHuiiBaaBHaaBHaMKcauuuu&iHxuuau^uaHaEBEKSEOORMKBUMiiuuaEnanBaaaBuuaHnuaiia J . yr,;. - -- — , A large selection of SwenterM in all wanted colors, SliiH>vtT| and Tuxedo Style. Prices— - ,! FHTT.1COATS RliUSH SETS EAR IIOIIS PILLOWS CORSAGE BOUQUETS And other Pretty G ifts ~ Glove Silk Bloomers, at $.1,751 50c TO 95c Maderin Hand Kmbrodered pure Linen Handkerchiefs— -YOUR — P riced — $£95 TO $22.50 Kuyscr’s Chnmoisette and Silk Gloves CHRISTMAS S A -R ift from HatnmTs not only conveys the beautiful sentiment o f tlie giver, but serves a lasting and useful purpose ns well. The finesl quality-and reasonable­ ness of price is evident in every article. HATS P r c ft j' T m �I*AGE FIVE THE HANFORD DAILEY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22*1923 BASE BALL fo o t b a l l basket b a l l GOLF « . BOWLING “ It Mcmi ■certain,'’ he aald, “ that the Academy o f Munir hr too large or NorUfAmftton too tmnU to support nioro than one play out of ten thru ns many repetitions ns the Northhamp­ ton Plnycrs used to give. Three or four performances are enough. And the patrons of the movies have their rights as well and should, 1 think, be given a full half of the time. “ The movies are highly profitable and, if tho latter half of each week wore regularly devoted to them, they ought to bryig in enough money to offset possible losses on plays acted hy n permanent company in the first half -of enfh week, lid s company would thus hnvc the equivalent o f ten days, not six, in which to prepare ench new production—no small advantage to their art.” Mussolini Abstemius And a Hard' Worker lllx The A*«oelnleft I 'm # ) ROME. Deo. 22.— Haiti to Mussolini, the man who nt thirty-eight years of TRAP s h o o t i n g CHAS. L. B R U T ,g i Editor G IF T S iigc lias become virtually the legal (iitM,tur o f Italy, has a great capacity Solve your Gift problems fop work, fjincc ho niiJiiiniQd clt-tifa ■* * /r * ir\ - ’• ±. # mpeh keener and cause a better ar­ the Dominion would not recognize tho BIG t h i n g s Orland and Lake* o f tho Ministries o f Foreign Affair#] H I O H f G i l t l ^ v P ^ l t l U C n t ticle of hull. red men a* an Independent nation, PLANNED FOR and the. Interior, Mus adini has aver- R irW j » ™f,y »» find just the right In addition to the announcements land Each Fined have been forgotten. The hatciiet was aged over eighteen hours c f hard U R * for <•«*» person on your ChristTor the basket ball and cross country ALL F. H. S. A. A. buried and Urn pence pipe was smok­ work every day. At.his desk prompt-j m is IDt Jr you wJU came to our spec$110, But Orlando thy committee also chose April ed nt Chxwekon w l y in December, ‘ TEAMS, MARCH evehU, ly ut the stroke of eight, lie is still|i#l G ift Department. d and 7 :,s the lime for putting on Bets $800 Returned Chief Desknheh, lender o f the fac­ ^uay at midnight attending to th« the ninth annual track and field meet tion fighting for independence, enrhusiness of the two most important Doing* to T »ke p,a(,‘' la GaiffiA* oi the Florida'High School Aathletic A'UnURN, N. Y., Dec. 22.-C hair- l led the issue to the council house of ministries in id# government. title and WK Track Meet AaSocluUoiLjn Gainesville. mnn John H. Ferrell, of tho National the nation, hut accepted defeat stoi­ Hamilton, Howard. Waltham, During the eighteen months in in April j There will be come changes in the Hoard of Arbitraiton of the National cally when the other chiefs nt the Elgin,' Erucn, 7, 15- 17 iind 21 which he was engaged in the organi­ ronlmcr of (inducting the meet next Association of Professunal lhtll puw-wow outvoted him. He nnd his Jewels at Redact'd prices. • zation o f tjio Fnxcismo movement tub At the executive meeting of the spring. The team finishing . second Leagues, yesterday gave out tho do- foilowers.hnd maintained that thclt minuting in the peaceful rutrancoVf F ib 8. A. A. last night in Gaines- Viil raecivc a banner this lime ns well visions of the- board following the grievances were properly mntlent foi a hundred thousand o f Ids foltowcrN as the winner of first place honors. ' cillc It wps definitely decided to hold heirring by the commission on the nn international court of law, their ininto Rome Ociolier 31st, -Mussolini' SUNDAY EVENING The ossay and declamation contests ,he second annual high school basketrecent Louisville meeting of the body. dppondenccjhnving been recognized by worked an average c f twelve houtv I MUSIC PROGRAM AT THE Tall tournament nt the University of !‘ ,so W«« not count for points in track • Included in tW decisions were the n British sovereign. every day, Including Sundays, f ir s t b a p t is t c h u r c h Leaders o f the Loyalists, the win­ jlotidu, March 1, 2 and 3. A crossfollowing: Mussolini eats little and drinks,less. There were nround 200 athletes for : ^untry race will nlso bo held on Services o f Charles Cochran award­ ning faction at Ohswoken, were Ho id ceps about five or ids hours out the inciting last year which like the ; y arch 3, according to the same nned to Sacramento, Cab, provided hu chiefly from the Christian tribes of The choir o f the First Rapt 1st They Church under the direction of -Mra. o f ,the twenty-four. His lteverr.ee is ^ ‘botmeemeht and all high schools In basketball tourney was won by Duval reports in good cundltiofi in 1923, in tho Mohawks and Delawares. n light ltrdian Vine with about fifty i tj,e * ,soda t ion arc urged to send and an even greater array o f contest­ which event Hncrninunto jwys Enid, were well satisfied with the outcome Henry Colclough, associate directed per cent if water added. ants is looked* for the coming spring, Okla., (2,000. Claim of Reading, I’n., at tlie pow-wow, but now propose to of music, assisted by Miss Mildfen His favorite recreations nre fy a d n g ! R planned to hold the semi-finals — Tampa Tribune. for $3(Ji) against Richmond, Va., for go even farther. Their tribes have Simmons, organist, has been very and walking, mid ho is said to be a ' of [he turncy played Saturday morn­ purchase of I’ layer Cavanaugh allow­ virtually no representation on the busy recently preparing for the chess player of no mean ability. IS Hiaruund Rings, special price from ed. Claims of Frank Raymond for hcrcilary council, mendiers of which Christmas music. Those who enjoy ing1 and the fifthIs at night. The Second Rice Crop EstiItaly’s man o f the hour was an eft. tnw-country run will come in the nf(300 and for (OCO against Portland, are elected for life by the women of church music nre looking forw ard'to $15.00 to $27.50 thus IUstic adViiate of hit country’s the tribes. The Loyalists, it is an­ Sunday. Almost the entire evening temoon. The distance o f the latter m a t e K C C O r d S D e c r e a s e Ore., allowed. 1-2 Carat, Firm While Diamond Plat­ entbaneo into The world war on the inum Bar Pin nr Ring. Special tvrnt has not been decided upon, but Claims of Orlando, Fla., against nounced, will work for nn elective .will be given to a program of music. 1 side o f the Allies. He served ns a lllv Thr A««i>rlnfrf! I'rr.a) , Lakeland, Fla., for return of (SOI) on council, "to conform with the demo-* Thu musical part of the program is ns t4,,porn| „ ntit wounded so severely will rot !>c over three miles. $ TOKtO, Dee. 22 “ Keen Interest for the second titular ’ ^ t r a n s f e r of players Lucas and Stew* n olle trend o f the times' and to do 100 of other IRamunds at lowest follows: „ ! that he hnd to tie aent to the rear as c f agriculture and commerce hiis pubuit allowed and each club fined (100 away with a rqmmmt of feudalism.” Prelude—“ Nazareth” .......... Gounod |unfil f„ r f urth,-r active duly. It is conflict for basketball honors is exprices lishod the second estimate o f tliis for “ farming.” pected this year. The meeting last “ Joy to the World” - ..............Choir said that his body bears* the real** o f j year's rice harvest which is put nt rear was a success in many way* and i i . . „ . . ‘ Hymn—"Hack, the fl^rald Angela one hundred ^aud twenty wounds, J *i , OO^jB-1,108 koku, showing a decrease Proposes Both tioicr scores and larger ermffis are , ~ ' ..... . Sing" Congregation caused by shell splinters and shrap­ ,, , , ■of 2,(M,«-i8 kokU'or 3,3 per cent com- Gold Mounted Harness lookcd for tins year. Duval copped i , . , •. ' Anthem—"Sing O Heavens” ...Schuler nel. Movies and Plays 1 , , , , , pared with the first estimate iiuh ishLAVALLIBRES the firs t tournament and wil ho u I' . ... . . 1. a Gift to King Albert Violin duet "It Camp Upon the . id in September. Flic second estiFor Small Theatres • Midnight Clear.” 50 G em iin e H L im on d l-a V n liicrcs (onlender again this season. The . , - . . . ‘ n , . , » mati* shows an increase of 5, 01,891 front Tigers success Inst year was easily ' ’ IHr The S miii'IiiIciI t‘rr*m PI IONOGRAPHS Soprano Solo—“ The Heralds of koku or 9.8 per cent over last year’s (Itj- Tlie AitsiM-lwInl l’ rrio<» BRUSSELS, Dec. 22.— A number of n:tm hut, with most of the stars miss­ $5.00 *<> $55.00____ Hcavpu” ...: _____ ... Sehneckcr NORTH HAMPTON, M aw , Dec. harvest or un increase of 3,508.300 costly gifts, including n set of har­ ing now, the competition should he GUITARS OJTerlory—“ Periitenyc" Ntcuile Jioku or 0.3 per cent oil the average ness mounted in gold and enriched 22.—Something in the nature, of • a Gold E lives, Belt * gentlemen’s ngreement between mo' Male Quartet—"Silent Night." for the lust seven year#. with precious *stones, have been pre­ UKELELES Buckles, Etc. ■ tion picture cxhild|ors and those in- Anthem—“ Song o f the Angels" sented to King Albert by Ran Taffari, ............. ......... .....’ Upham tore:,ted in the spoken drama is sug­ GOOD CHRISTMAS WEATHER regent of Abyssinia. Among the gifts BANJOS Xmas Turkey gested ns a solution o f tin* commun- Duet “ Infant Jesus, Sleep" ... Bracelet W rist Watches were also many shields and satires, IlronnerLorenz ' ’ j it y l heat to problem by Samuel A. El­ r Cranberries Tin* dear, crisp weather of today eue of the shields formerly belonging VIOLINS 1he Port and the brought out a big crowd of Chil-tmas to Emperor Menellb and uwd by him iot, Jr., assistant professor of Eng-j Organ Solo New Irish Potatoes I'heusiiiit' Si'ppe j h«h at Smith College. .Mr. Kliot is •dumper# and today and- tomorrow nl the liatlU* of Adowo. HARMONICAS Slcrlintf, Roeers. ( ’onimunllY, llhe author of several otn-m l play* j Mixed Quartet—“ While Shepherd* pioniDe to be tlie biggest days in the j Sanford Celery Similar gifts were seat from Abys­ rind was active in Hie community theHatch Their Flock” Handel: tC ( i Snuikittfc Sets, Nut history of lh<- city. The rain kept ma­ - MUSICAL STRINGS to the late Emperor Nicholas, of 'at re venture of the Northampton j Anthem—“ Glory to God in tho Sanford Cauliflower ny .shoppers nt home, especially those sinia Haw -. Russia, when lie rccogrilzcd Ahysimiiplnycrs, which attracted wide alien ^ Highest * Morrison who had some distance to travel hut un independence. SHEET MUSIC Stone’s Fruit Cake Puatlude- “ Grand Chorus" tint) a few yearn ago. now that the skies have cleared and Cummings Expressing in a recent- letter to the National Biscuit Co.’s the folks who have been nvvny are PIANO ROLLS Iroquois Indians Will Daily Hampshire Gazette a hope for coming home for the holidays, it Plum Pudding:. a revival o f a community repertory PHONE 3303 for your turkey or poul­ should make a big difference in busi­ OK EH RECORDS Remain in Canada company try. A.- C. law sing, Orlando road 1, r? f, in Northampton, Mr. Eliot Apples, 65c peck. ness. The advertising in the Daily 228Itp advanced the,idea that in a oily of “ T h e R ecord nf ( l i c d i l y " Herald nlso helped to stimulate old dir Tl»c .Xiaitrlntril I’ r m l r . Weinberg, Prop. * O pen N ig h ts ! ill Ten TORONTO, Dec. 22.—The Iroquois this size Northampton liar. « popula­ bie.ine.vi and bring in much new bus­ I’ .ilmjttto and First Street nt A huge Copenhagen shiphuildiiig • Indians have made peace with the tion of 22,01)0—the amusement linn iness. He njam in V Store oi the municipal auditorium might plant and several factories from DenDominion government. Threats of Open BvcHTng* ' * Russian boots for ■women are the migration to the reservations of the pi nfil ably be divided equally Ia'tween mark will change from foul to oil for |power producing fuel. 105 lA ilnietln A v e.— IMinne {Si-.I uar7.=Sf nation in the' United States, because |he play and the movies fud in London. TENNIS BOXING Newest Jewelry Store WATCHES DIAMONDS 118.50 jew elry” Silverware „.THE... PiaiHQBcl Palace L P. McCuller c* . F. P. sue ______ m sm m idly important factor at Christinas time. If yon would catch the spirit This year our Christmas Savings Club menders received over $20,000. Money in hand is an ■ of the season and carry it out, you must he prepared JOIN N O W ! is now forming1. It is easy to join make small weekly payments and you will he prepared for 1923— FOREWARNED JS FOREARMED .n a a iB D jr i E A R N SAVE SELECT THE CLASS T H A T SUITS YOU! CLASH 2.—Member# paying 2 cent# the firat week, I renin the Kcfond week, and increasing 2 cent* each week for fifty week#, CLASS 2-A.— Member# paying fll.OO the firat week. !(8c cent# aecond week, nnd decrcaa(P O C ing 2c each week for 50 week#, will g e t . p u t l . d l / CLASS 5.—Member# paying 5c the firat week, 10c the aecond week, and inrrenaing 6c (P /?Q H C each week, for fifty week# will get t u U O .lt / CLASS 5 A .— Member# paying (2.50 the firat week, and drcreatdng 5c each week,. tor fifty week#, will get....... ............... ^ / U O . I t l CLASS 10.—Member# paying 10c the firai week, 20c the aecond week, and inrrenaing 10c (R1 C\rj r A each week tor fifty week*, will get * p l ^ a / . 3 1 / o «o> : CLASS 10-A.— Mcndjcra paying $5 the find week $1.95 the 2nd week, nnd decreaaing (| 10c each week for 50 week# will get*] CLASS 10 FIXED.—Member# paying 10c a jveek for fifty weckn, will get ......... CLASS 25 FIXED.— Member* paying 25c a week for fifty week#, will get OS , O PO |>IHD OOP / o^ \ 1/a.T f.tA /o p\ • jR o[* CLASS 50 FIXED.— Member# paying 50c n week for fifty week#, will get CLASS 100 FIXED.— Member# paying (1 a week tor fifty week#, will get CLASS 200 FIXED.— Member# pay­ ing (2 a week tor 50 week#, will get CLASS 500 FIXED.— Member# pay­ ing $5 a week fo f 50 week# will get Many of vour friendy proudly refer to this stro rid -in stifu tio n - a ‘T a a ____ u 1 you maKevour CQME IN AND WE WILL EXPLAIN EVERYTHING CHEERFULLY AND ASSIST YOU TO THE ROAD TO WEALTH NO FINES sense - guides yewr : Uieume s course, succfe^s must come. . Spend Wisely. See. then.hcuv much more you c&n save. NO DUES �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1D23 A F loating C onvention C. J. Otedt has been very feeble of late from a bed cold on his lungs. Jim Lewis, who ha\ been staying with Mr. and Mrs. G. H|rschi for some time has returned to his home in Texas. Mrs. A . F. Wostordlck was 'on the alck lilt for a number of days last week with fever, hut is better now. Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson are expecting their son *A^yid home for the holidays. He is 1united now in "Ole Vlrginte.” One o f Mr. Price's men Is now working on William's house, Forrest West having beta called back in town lo r V. C. Colter. Mrs. W . C Meulor and children left Wednesday of last week to join her hevhand who has work for a time on his i iulhcr's fnim lit Pompano. We regret to have them leave even fo r a short time. Christmas is almost oerc *nnd the "little” folks arc all anxious. May tho joy bells ring in all our hearts as we celebrate His birthday. Rev, O. O. Echhard wishes to have it announced that he will be hero on Friday evening, December 29th, at the Lutheran church to * render n Christmas cantata. He will be as* aisted by some twenty persons, who will come with him here from Groveland and leaving after the program for FiCrson, Fla. No doubt it will he lino. Send the word around to all. Mrs. J. E. Lundquint is expecting her sons, Gardcr, frem Pensacoln on Wcdnesduy and they are .looking for Ililm cr nxet Sunday. It is hoped they will stay here with the mother in her lonclincas. HUmer’s wife and daugh­ ter have been with her sincp Thanks­ giving. She hopes to have tho chil­ dren and grand children nil with her at Christinaa. iiovf J. S. Clark preached a splen­ did consecration sermon Sundny even­ ing. He was a supper guest at the I 'l tiiii 'cr in mo, A number from here attended the l*i!.*d ■ui trt in Sanford Sunday and r.jnai it the finest ever heard. . Mi t. Stedt spent £undny with her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Lee on the West Side, while on tho second Sunday they vUitod at her home. About forty attended the party g o t­ ten tip ns as urpriao on Mr. and Mrs. E m r Lundquist last Tussdoy even­ ing nt their cozy little homo, this be­ ing their 10th wedding anniversary. All cmjoyed the evening and they were icntembcred with a shower of tin­ w are-so they won’t have to buy any more in some lines for u while. Good coffeo and many fine cakes were served tho guests nrid'good wish cs expressed for coming days. We wish the Herald and all its readers n Merry Christmas and Pros­ perous and Happy New Ytur. Merry Xmas to all the tenders o f the Sanford Herald. Friends o f little Bill Sours will be glad to know tiiat h** has i«-en brought home from iKP hospilal and will i oon be able to use bis band. Mrs. Green Hartiy who lia.i been ill Tor somo Unto, died nt her homo on Sunday evening, nml wns buried nt the iamgwood cemetery Monday afternoun. She leaves a husband nnd (laughter and two nuns to . mourn her loss, Mrs. Nettles o f Orlando, Tom and Lunnio Hartiy, both of iamgwood. The hnznnr given hy the Indies of *v -> Civic Longue wns quite n success Mcrriam YY'Hliantson won the quilt, having secured tho most votes. The others who entered the contest wore Alidin Ia*Vigor, Mildred Ising, Fem Fraln< D. J. Overstreet, Martin Ili»eau, and all deserve credit for their G O T * IN . A WORD pressing our position and hapes'iu this case," but the committee shoyred no disposition to hear liiln ar.d the pro- sub-committee o f five members, but whitehead and Southard street.*, and yet Chairman Hoica hiu ret issue I after rifling tho.tank register of $7 iri call for a meeting of the aub com* iniull change, left the register on.the porch and took away with them lx . lw**.-n $50 and $G0 worth of grorerie , Neighbors heard the nrfi«c in 0 . store*, according to Juan Snlgado, U. • nv. tier, but were either of tltu opinio t the owner wan thote or afraid ut vet KEY WEST, the, 21.— U ndented tttre to see what wan guing on, r , by tho fact that tlm county.'jail i ; oidy the bold, had men were not molesIt-1 a block from the place, burglars at an during thoir visit. World of Meaning In Her , Simple Question, ----For once tho very modem girl's llnpper sister* faded Into the Inekgrouml: She Mil urn! mmirlud ],ngU*h tnufllntf ccedihgn Wore ended. Aside from its report on tho impeachment charg;*.*q tho committee bnyot toact on lh(, (|Uestion of what nc- mid slpp.0 ten while ll.e very iuml.ni girl gossiped ecstatically with the old yehoel friend from out of town, who wore a shiny'new ring ou lho fourth Anger of her left build. The ouifif-towii girl did most of the fu!>ftl ,,f ” r* K/ ' ,lof . ,0 ‘ ,!m* a * ' b" Pocnn c c *‘ !,£ ^or *,,m toappga^ for .ognminaUon, under oath -ns to.tho hi* j formation upon which hli hosed "hif; allegations against Mr. Daugherty. early hour .Sunday morning entered This quevtion has been referred to tho Tilt Ton grocery store, earner of tf - Jf i ,, to ba la]tcn on lho t u u n * i , English iniifflziM. “ £mi now, tell mi*, what Is Jack like!" deinniiilcil the very modern girl. •'Who is in* ilk.*? Any of the bojs we used to'kumvT" * Tim engaged girl reflefted, "No," »be licsltuii d, "I don’t know anynun Just like Ji ck. Except—wi II, mother Tho steamer Bpokanc hound from Seattle to Alaska as tho convention says he’s hjJot like me. He’s full of hall of the National Candy Manufacturers and Western Confectioners. fun and very generous, am! Midi it genDullness sessions uro held on the boat. Delegates will go sightseeing llqrnrm! And lie’s awfully duver, too, tn Alaska. anil talks so Intelligently," Tim flapper stirred ami slopped good work. having raised $13 for tlm- Mrs. J. W. Cotley, of Camerim ave­ quilt. nue, it recovering from several Mays chewing. "Did you sity he was like yofll" she I)r. and Mrs. Merril o f Maine, nr- j of quite seritiiis illness. demanded suddenly. lived Wednesday for the winter and: Sirs. I A. Bromley is very busy are located at Mrs. Bill Allen'?' this week superintending the selling Mrs. CnldweH and granddaughter, out o f n rose garden ut tier home on NATURE’S FR EA K IN VERM ONT Miss Dorothy DulTield, of Oilnndo, Celery avenue. nemarkahlo Stone Face Only Recent were th’ town Friday evening and at­ Borne wonderfully fine strawberries ly Discovered In the Little tended - th*-' bazaar and baked bo'flh ore itclng shipped from the Jbjtie.n* Village of Hinctburg. r.upper. * '• farm on ibnrdnll avenue, known a* A grant storm face has lic-n dl«covMrs. Rioter wan shopping in San-, .Muse’s Special-strawberry, ford on Thurstiny. ! The sguson’s giectirigs to the Hcr- i*rcd In the village of lllncshurg. Vermont, ncertnilng to the Burlthgton Thu many friends o f J. E. Phipps old, the Ileraltl fo r;o and everybody. Free Press, It |$ located In the south will he glad to know- tiiat he survived ■ _ ------------ ----- i------------- . end Of the village und faces south, n lho baked bean-supper and is resting GOVERNOR* APPOINTS sort of gunrdlmr o f lire south portal comfortably at his homo on "Crunk j JOHN-11. COOK J l’ DiiB of the town. It Is from thrl nest Hint lho features are clearly seen. Top­ . T- P. Lewis was a visitor in Orlan­ ping u ’good-sized rock rdmul one hun­ TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 21- G o v e r ­ dred feet from Urn main road, llm do on Tuesday." Mrs. I (nil Newman-arid little son nor Hardee this nf ternnm announced elejin-cut lines of n man's betid lire spent the week-end with her parents the appointment o f John H. Cook of plainly discernible. The chin Is very i Apalnchioln, as county judge for prominent. The motilli Is wide, llm Mr. nnd Mr<. Bill Allen., • nose tdlghlly hooked nod the eye very MYs. Bill Alien atid daughters, Mr**. ; Franklin county, to succeed II. W. clearly cut In the face. This freak Johnston, deceased. Mr. Cook is a Ncwiijan and MTr.io-i Ohma and Lou* of nature Is fully as plain lo tin* eye prominent and successful Ini si ness ize were shopping in Orlando on .Sat­ ns the famous **i»l*l Man of the Moun­ ■mail of Apulnrhiidn, having formerly tain,'* near the 1'rolHe house In the urday. been mayor o f that ii!y , secretary, of While luouniuliis. I llimstu/re's great Mr. West o f FurmiugUm, Me., ar­ llm chandler of rommerce and a rep­ stone face was discovered. It Is rived Saturday. • resentative in the legislature from claimed, hy p. f Stone, a harnessll. J. Overstreet and J. S." Dinkel t maker. In that village.' He has called . Fianl.lm countv. . were trarr-meting business in Sunfold the attention of u number of people on Tuesday. to ll. among them ilo* Itev. fl. f’, Cor­ GIFTS I ROM 1IACMKI.S Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent Wednesday nell. pastor of the church nt HinesConvey imntitiful sentiments nnd htirg, who look some snapshots of the in Orlando the gucr.t of Mrs. Ik O. also serve a lasting and uaeful pur- face. A couple of these snapshots, Maury. Mrs. Bun-Overstreet and Vr.i. Roy po e so the advurcisement ill this is- taken frmn dlfTereiit dtstao'-r-M, w**rS Sours were visitors i.i Sanford on me say'. T he lino quality and tens- brought t" flu* I r.e Press oflh-e re awhli in-ss in jit in* is evident in.v^ery «•*nlly hv Mr. Comell. How long the article, dual a few of the Items like Slone fine has hi-en disr-ernlPh* in !:o-,<- silk umlerliiings, golvc.t, furs, lliuslm ig Is not known, as It Is only reeeiiily that It ha > drawn otletllloli. itOUNI) STEAK Per 11). ............. PORTKRIKHISl l V r lit. -weaters, kiirtonan ami ridies atnl ev■rythiog in ladies* wearing npparn-l too tn.li it to mention here. See the ad­ END IMI'KACHMENT vertisement in this hi'*ue. HEARINGS AGAINST ATTORNEY-G BN ERA I Tiioes Vandal Tourists. , Indignation has licet, imnmi.il In I'l'tliilii i-lri-li*ri la Sw llsmrlaml, rvpqftn llm lieueca correspiinileiil of (lie l.oiidiin Dally Nows, l.y fl»* vnndiillain *.f looi l.sts In ih-sti in jug ii... tti.rn of |hi* Alps Slum* of (In* llnaers arc lu*e." idng inure and more rare, and liners of llii* in. .iitil it ino have been pained to Und ou ihvlr excurstoii* wlinie riHits dragged'from the soil nnd lying dead. The Moore's Station Chrlatnihs tree und entertainment will l*c at Un­ church Tuesday evening December 2d, the committee in charge pinna l<> have a vciy pleasing cult rtadim”nl and the biggest C b-rlm as trre evi-r seen Imre.. Conic mid sec the clijldrtn enjoy iL. The fish fry Inst Friday evening was a great min t in, the fish were 'I l l s |s i'K)«*elnlly llm cum* with Um firm na well ns the rest o f the tc.ip- edelweiss, nnd the mpuntnlifcer writes t er. TlmrtJ wai* $3!.(HI cieare.l. The fri.in I try nit In the Tribune de Geimve. pointing old that on tin* Arete it'Argi'iillin*, one o f the ran* pjioIs In that imlglihorhoiHl when* llm plaui «|]ll biooins, many rooi * were found pulled up. The l'■ll IWI-P s Is Slllllf-whltt <11111ciilt In pluck, nnd tho*N* who gather II should cut ih’r stem of the flower with (i knife, so that Ihe m«t (nay he left to flower again imxi yea^for Hie pleasure of other tourist*. Potato Ancestors. tltoUK ittid feet .above sea imillurn Ecuador, Ihe region which 1* In flcvcd by sclcttll-its to be the cradle of tile potato race, Ila-rc ha* been found u wild spook-* of till* plain. Tin* dl*covorles wen* made by Wilson l’openoo of (lie bureau of "plaid Industry, Department o f Agriculture, ou r own large, developed, potatoes ou Id he Just a* proud of these moun­ tain .Murphies a* Mr. Bryan Is of the anthropoid apex; for the Andean va­ riety from which our own has sprung I* too small lo la* of economic lni|*orlunce. Until breVdcr* In tbl* country, however, hope that texts may show clittnicterlstfcs which will make It worth while to combine them with our culllvnted kinds by crossing. Tlo* wild tubers produce seed ralher free­ ly, but nlso tire Hutiject to one of the point** dlsCMsea of wbhh Ihelr cub lured brolhers are often viclkns. Thirteen year. T. J. Hunter nnd R. L. Hunter, of rhnrlotto, N. C., will arrive hen* by New Year’s day for n visit of some length, they arc the fnthcrB of Gra­ ham nnd Hoke Hinter, o f EearduU uvenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ashley Purvis nnd daughter Winona, Mr, und Mr*. Jns. Purvis, jr., nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. I.eon Purvis urc all going to Tampa to spend Christman with their parents, Dr. nnd Mrs. Janies Purvis and other relatives.. Percolators Mr*. U. E. Cliorpeniiig lir expected home on BntJrduy from several weeks Grills visit in Cleveland, Rocherter and oth­ Toasters er points In Ohio. Stoves Mis. Mama let Marshall, ofC n in eron City, will have ns Christmas din­ Irons ner gueats Mr. nnd Mr*. W, W. l)re*sHeating Pads or nnd children. Vibrators Mr. and Mrs. John Gallowajp and three children are new arrivals here W affle Irons frem Charlotte, N. C. Thry have Sewing Machine Mo bought the property, in Cameron City known" nr, the Duke place and have tors taken possession o f it. E v cr-R cn d y F lashlights What is known ns the Guy Ells­ worth ,{nrnv i» Cauierun City, hns F.DISON M AZD A LAMPS been sold by Mr. Deli, the lust owner, to a Mr. Brown. Tho new paving on Jleurdall nVe­ nue from Celery avenue south is near­ 105 Palm otto Ave.— Phone 481-J ly completed to Geneva avenue cn-J is * "Open N lgh ta " FLA P P ER Ilt» Tli^ Aas.irlalrd l*ri-»*l WASHINGTON. Dec. 2:!. U imling up ila public imarings on He- Holley ch.ngex ngaia;d Attorney Geneiai Daugherty, the h.nute jii.lir. ii ,- i on- milti-e voted lo,In) |u meet on J.iiui •iry I, to non b its formal dec. .ion and begin preparation of ila rcpoil to iim bouse. It was*regarded an practically certain that the committee would ini.I there had been no evidence produced upon which tlm imprachitwnL proceediags euid.l la* based. The public ce.sioiia today wete l..k en up wilh She cvatniiialion o f osTicials and employes o f the department of jii.rtire in an-wtr lo a number of rluirges made ngninat ttie utior’u-y general by Ropicscatativc Kiiicr, Rspnblscnn, Minnesota. Mr. Howland announced he would like to make a brief statement "ex* FOR E V E R Y B O D Y MAN, WOMAN A N D ip ™ -“ SEN D FO R I T = e 2 I Here’s something for you— a new puzzle Daily Fashion Hint —and say, it’s sure a dandy. Wish you could see the big stack I’ve got piled up here—looks like a mountain. There are thousandsand thousands of them—all packed ready for me to put your name and address on, just as soon as you send* them. I want every boy and girl, every man and woman to have one of these Calumet Puzzles. It’s more fun than a box o f monkeys—the longer you work with this puzzle the more interested you become— the better you like it Send for one— see how long it takes you to solve it— spring it on some o f your clever friends—see how fast their brains work— see if they'can solve a real puzzle. Don't wait— cut the coupon Treat for the Dlnore. The Woman enjoyed ihe untie* of n seven-year-old hoy, her fellow hoard­ er, more perhaps thiin hi* mother did. for It took siime strength to adminis­ ter law and order to smnll bur active John. Dim day as llm hoarders" (ripped from shore or teuul* court for dlnnet they, fiftrtid- .fixtin exercising hi* mtii-li-ciierl>iheii%prk liege of ringtug llm dinner hell, ••fie i-rcain for iletwcH, Ice rrontn for dessert 1" he r-haaterl, «* he rang. VI know what kind, too,*’ In* went on, •■bin 1 wocl lell niu one." As he dtuglrt dm-Woman's smile, Im udderl: “All-right, I’ll tell you If you won't tic <vr. never tell,” nnd In « atsge wldspor he divulged Ihe teerctj "lt'« calomel" out of the paper right now; right away— fill in your name and address—send it with a twdf cent stamp to help pay jwst/A ' aSe and mailing CmO AND CHARMINO. A hlimoi that is dressy ond prac­ tical la- pictured hero nnd lt« good points tiro duplicated In tho skirt of dark blue broadcloth w-Rh plaits 0* tho cldc*. Blrlpcd rrflk Is used for tho blouso which has a deep collar and turn-back cuffs finished with a narrow frill o f self-materla\ Mvdlunt olio requires 2',£ yardo 30-lncU strip­ ed silk and 2 ^ yards 50-Inch broad- cl9th. Pictorial nerfcVr Blouso-No. 0117■Sizes, 34 to 48 Inches bust. Price, 30 cents. Skirt No. 9140. Sixes. 24 to 31 Inches waist, IT leu, 30 cents, >, Hanford Herald . Fan f o r d -------------------------I-’ Icr the calumet KtlJr l’lrjj* ntul me o.ic u( ihe free Calutuet Puaki. �| more than thirty years nfto. He was sTA CLAUS IS etpccially interested in the retains of the three-towi horse nnd other types! - r beasts of the same family. FAR A L A SK A j“' Iff > the " ^fhfeiest o f this, work he went IN te Nebraukn early last summer. Aid, . ^^liSHTON."* {jer!* 2 2 ^ -b 'd S t.ju l by several students he began dik-' ............ *1ed and ham -ifflng in a channel bed that appeared > * , ' o«r tl.o!«o THESANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1D2.1 bANCING CLASSES every Tuesday | >15-jewel Elgin bracelet watch, $20. GIVING AW AY tUHKKYS at I'arish H»ure at 1 p. m. fo re b U -. 7-jewel' Elgin watch $1(1.75.—Diamond SPURNED BY MAN, ADVERTISEMENT For dren and 7 p. in. for ndults. Interpre-* I’aiace, Benjamin's Store. 2:il-2tc WJth every purchase of gn* and HAVING .V f SANFORD. FLORIDA tutivo nnd ball room* dancing.— Profesoils at Ilay Brother* garage today proposals will he received by sor C. L. Cbsen GIRL KILLS SELF theSealed C|. Succe.isful experiments have been and tomorrow you get a thimble free City Commission of Sanford, Flor- rich In l,„ties «f «ll sorts. lie FlcippCi" LOVC Sends Evelyn CoU' „ indoer, pr,‘" 11)#nSi and dig- f«dnd bits of the dwarf horse, o f the [ through nik-d piled snow snow ij alligator alligator and and oo ff oibi-r other animals, and fej* mythical after all— Then ho carne upon'pieces of skulls the r*fu, docs ill ear to many peo- character of which was new to him. 1! turc to Death and Kenneth GUmm to H ospital. •■ ^ g j * t tJut,v.r.y. breaks up wedding i It it in Als-'kn, where Uncle Sam’s --------------t f x ’j iic de.'i'.vit ,f in winter by fur- dent helpers returml to their school*; gtJctrrirr* riding in reindeer drawn Innd he kept on alone, hut. had no fur- Marr)aQe Festlvitlea Turned- Into — to the tUinS of merry chimes. ther success. Tragedy by Infatuated Girl—Drlds *»»y r,3clM in Alaska get few Bad weather finnllv i Tells Story of Dead Qlrl'a U m is s o f mail, but the srhi.lul.- i* Thompson was compelled to nl" i ' ' j • .. . Persistence. ....... ............. , kull; <r rsmp in out-of-the-way places h n r in d i „ f l „ „ 0, Toledo, Ohio,—Flapper love, violent ie deep snow prevents much research .value. Ho plans to return to nnd pawdonntc; but stmlluw nnd liui|btr? the frtrtteom with the outer world get/ Sioux county next year nnd resume ll,|teirt, sent Lxelyn Couture, nineteen ,'enrs Old, of Svlxnnln, to her dentil hflriJtmal mail near the holidays, Work in the channel bed. . v. , , i . , „ . b y her own band iitnl put Kenneth I*. flte pelt office department Bench ■\S ostL-rn N ebnpka undoubtedly * f | - ltfl,nl)..uw, of' Toledo. In a :.t to old Sai;t< the richest field in America for tills* • .................... hu-pltal wltli n bullet In Ids lung. lit, and although .(hey don't wear sort o f work,” said !|!r. Thompson re* Sirs. Pearl Thomas tluimn. wife of irtry of red nnd fur nnd natty C' ntly and we hope to ,m,ke startling the wounded man, Is n candidate for » booti, their gray niiifurms are discover,cs ,n the r.exf two W th™ |j the state senate In the primary elccai welcome along toward the » < * • /"of - December. Every duy is nnd make Mn I t h n u > S ““T " * I 'C t ......... . « * * * « * ~nr for the postal workers the skeletons1o f . the «l r ‘ ' c,,n,l,," , e f, T ^ UrJ"* “ ''"'e.l bnlr ami oi|H.r -* ti before December 23, It in „ *„*« n,xl ren ilX r o rfftk- « « * ” with them to get the fragments.” ° " .jteM qOintitlc* of mail to those to . they are intended. _ yfH’ " f rotl' wo han‘ j Executioners Ask High ida at their office in the City Hall,* ANYTHING In the Real Estate line carried i>n in Norway in operating and inside tha thimble is a chanjt on _f/* n t, .' .. . . . ... , , . 'brick »t or before 3 p. m., January I, 1U23, at a bargain.— h. t . Lane. 227-5tp j ovens by electricity. a turkey that will be given away for for grading, draining nnd paving the' Christmas. Get in the game nnd sco f.dowing rtrects, to-wit: * | ’ BTIMIUT FARM AGENCY Hove you lost or found anything! what Ray Brothers have to offer you. ^Sanford Avenue from Fifth Street U 3 Magnolia Avenue to Tenth Street, 5138 r<|. yards. Furnished 7 rgom bungalow, new, auKapHaaaaHnaBacaauBUUaisuHaauusinaDH aH aKBuaaaauBaBaH Ka Palmetto Avenuo from Second on Dixie Highway, bam. garage. L'.t® ■ Street to Fifteenth Street, H44H 8ip acres. Electric light, running water, M . In the Gity Substantial m yards. * ; telephone, hath **’ — m •Deep well, I’airm JIngnoIjn Avenuo J’rom Tenth Street hanks-.Morse engine, water piped tO'S O V • 1 /v i m C to Ccntrnl Street, 8500 sq. yards. all parts of farm. Orange, tangerine, JJ V l i n o f O t l f l f i I R O O I lfe o ■ ■ Fouith Street* from Sanford Avenue grapefruit, pesihcs, hlnckberrlcJ, tree ■ k j i l l l O l ( l l l l l C l l V /l f il l l o l f l l i d o U jlllS ■ to. Myrtle Avenue, 3570 sq. yards. (blueberries, 11 varieties o f grnpcs.'u ■ Myrtle Avenue from Fourth Street j lemon, cherries, bananas, loquut, Jap. H ■ to Thirteenth Street 8005 sq. yards. (persimmon, mulberries, roseile, guav- * ■ n Elm Avenue from First Street t<>'“ «- Farm and garden tools, row, calf. ■ Thirteenth Street 13110%q. yards. flo k o f Muscovl ducks Included, all h A t Our Store You Will Find Such G ifts Rids will l>e received on the follow -; t o t ^0,500. _$.'Li00 cash, bal. 1, 3 nnd|a ■ log types o f pavement ahcetsnsphalt, 3 y‘?3rs 21G-tfc|5 H ri asphalt concrete, asphalt block and , v , y « n I r r k r ’ n f Y T T rn n N Should Be Given vitrificabHck. QUICK RESULTS s arid s;nvi/icatlons mny ho obtained atlyou eat so your blood will _become either office on deposit of $10,00 rich with vitaYuincs to iiouri-h the which will he returned if hid is made, nerves and build healthy tissue, thereThe City Commissioners reserve the by giving you strength and ciulurright to reject any, or nil bills, or to.anie. accept any bid they deem to be fetr the Every lute o f food you eat eontuins best interest of the city. the necessary vitnmincs to give you C. J. RYAN, hiolth and strength. Rut if your I)ee 1 s I.'-22-2H-5te City Manager, ‘ tuinach is out of order and can not ------- — -------------- digest nnd assimilate your fond to S I'mh HOLDERS MHF.I INtJ muinsh ynur ■\ tern, it ibui't take bmp The regular annual meeting of the for you to become nervous, irritable, ; stockholders o f the Seminole County wink, thin t ml sallow looking, with Ran'k. Sanford, Kbit idh, will beheld in fuqueut lieaduclies and habitual cou­ th,• offices of the Bank on Thursday, stipniion, malaria and even rlicuma■lanuary -Hh, H»23, for the election of ti.ni. a hoard of directors to serve for theo RE-CU-MA is sold in Sanford by ensuing year and any other business the Union I'liutmaey and the lending which may properly come before the druggists in every city. Adv. meeting. A. R. IKY, IID a ilN n U R V M IIIM I I I I M I S f c l i : i-ienlng o f llie ueiMIng jlny. When It 12- 8- 15-'” Cash it i I H U R I I I K ^ V i n a i R K I R H I U l R O B i was answum l Evelyn Couture. Hie] nillllBaDBUaHaBBCBBBBBBBUBBBflEIgBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBHBB sinister sluolmv i.f il,.--(^liinnis* court- \ i».vi*T KI» HUNCH GRAPES bring hlilii, nIirhI hi flu* luiJl. Sin* fnniiprlj . » , Imd belli a plaee In tauun. s favor. »Uf r« turns eighteen months nf- be a m e r r y Ch r istm a s j I'or Everyone in the Family if , MOTHER AND ALL THE CHILDREN N o tic e ! nH aanBaasuaaH aiiiiBaB B anaaM aauB nH B nnaB B M M M BB B M U W M B * ■ ■ ■ J w ■ 2 ■ n {j jj M ■ J M n ■ n H n Is meeting the demand for good pure water and there are hundreds of bottles being di ributeil around the City at all times. Every family of Sanford should gel the habit :ut i— PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION And our truck will be at your back door with a bottle of that pure water that all the hotels, restaurant--, drug stores and soda fountains are using. •Li't n few pennies, nickels, dienes or more deposited ^tvl.ly liy each member o f the family itlsurcs one ami all a Verj! ni,,"y and bounteous Yuletide. * are orj'aniaing our Club now nnd will be pleased to hav ^>"11 atnl all o f you r family become members. It’s easy (o join. u:likes you n The flfit deposit ft.ll-fledged mernher. There'a no red tape, fees or fines or "# deductions., * Any further information you desire will Ins cheerfully given. Rooks arc <»pcn now for cnrullmcnt. •■Ilf II. -II.I.I-. ........ ..... K T ' . r " n,Vl",.,i ™5» ? “ f,-, : -would sTmnr.*tint s!lP~Wlinr(S|“ TJp t o t »Jet-rnaryr-tMlj-tretrnr thr 9th -dor or Turkey. (dm nn.l imllnl the gun from under her , ?;! ,',t ,rr'UI »i' .VE'e..oq.hUni " fll'.Vl ‘hmTJ'n See our Battery, Tire and lint and llred^ I liml ntnrlnl ilthvn tititl rm'ir _yiMi, --------- i»| — ,you. — nrul Tube Christmas Bargain Flyers fell twit else mttil Mil wilt lie stairs nnd turned at the shot. She therein t.it.i'll ms cotltessril, in hi* followed l.j (hal are lieinff distributed on had thrown her arms m*qmd him, lmt a llnul tleeree. Ii Ih further ordered ttiat this imtlee (lie Streets and at your house pvrji tliougli wmindefl. he lluiiu her toilill.hed In the Uitiifi'til lleralil. from him toward a corner. Then J lie a nswapaper potifl-heit In Hemtnnte for the next two or three days. ■ beard another shot. and. running back, county, unre enrti week for a period 2 thought she had shot him again. When i.f elsht couseeutlve Weeksn Witness my liumt noil »e_ I reached the door she was falling to eiixrt this'llth dn> of !>ee/-mher, the. Hour. She had killed^ Inrs.elf. ISIS. (HKAI.) I*. A. nuPULAgfl, Phone 518 When I saw her there, all crumpled * Plerk Circuit Court of up and Kenneth wounded. I fair ted. HetMlmile County, Pin. tty V. 17. Douglass. I>. C FIRESTONE, MICI1ELIN AND "Kite didn’ t love Kenneth and he n'ltrvnn ft Sharon, didn't love her. She might have been OLDFIELD TIRES Hnifrltnrs for Comi'lnliuints, Infatuated with wiint I would cull flap­ 11-11. IS-16. 1I . . S , Is, 23. 29 BBM BB BBBBBBBBB5IBBBBBI1BBBBB per love, hut thefe was nothing deep 26 BBBBBBBBBRBBBPBBBBBBMBBMBB about her affection. "I truly love my hushtuid. nlihoush It !in> only been In tlx* last few weeks B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B B B B B B B B B U B B a B B MUB B B B « B B B B a that we Imve been together much, after a long estrangement. During these weeks this girl continually fid towed us. Kenneth told me he was through with her. "As late as two tdplilx before the weliding I wanted to teriitlnale our friendship nnd give Kenneth to h*r If In* wanted lo go to her. but lie nssttrixl me thill there wu* nnljilug to Ids 5=?*v-=-;? friendship with.her and tlml he mere­ ly hair spent some time with the Con Fruit Bowls, Narcissus Bowls, Candle Sticks, Baby Goods, tnre gill while ire were eMrunged, Itusl Craft Novelties, Dulls, etc. Three weeks ago he told me lie was ready to settle down ami wo stalled going together ngalq. New Lot o f Christmas Cards "Th^h Miss Couture Interfered. .Ite cently she met u* on the street ami pulled a gun on as. Kenneth told her to stop talking shout him us lie was through.” S 5 RAY BROTHERS National Bank! A COMMUNITY BUILDER P‘ P*F°R8TER, President a F. WUITNER. Cashier SANFORD ---------------------------------------------- FLORIDA -------r -r— " ..i • ---- • • • • '""'""■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B M a u B B B B B B B B B B B k B ia B B aB B B B B B M B flB a B a a a a a B a a a a Aak* Girl to Depart. |Ur. / ’ l" nt a" «nd be j B : n Mrs. ttunuu. realising that the girl "Wepcndenl, best commercial fruit In-; it vestment in south, fruit brings high wtr* ngfliited over tile news thnt yoiiug We introduced these Gttuiiii bud married, naked why Mi-s cst prices. r t’outure did not go nwiiy’ diid leave grtipes into Florida and they have rtBRBBBBBBBIIBKUBBQEBBlItlDHBIBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB them nbuie, lern doing well ten seasons. Other "He's mine. I'.-nrl Tlu*tim*.M sin* n* adapted fruits also, tree blueberries,) ( l e i to the bride whit formerly was |,|a,.|;|M.rritl(,t pcnchesfl figs. etc. FulU Hoover Vaemim Cleaners, American Beauty Irons |% ill Tbom.M. um‘ b urist and ir1i<t r . , , . nfnimatutli, free catalogue. Adapt'I III'- .1 M - liUlelii a rti-|ii|*l ed t•• |-.-r t - Manning-Bowman Percolators— Ever-Ready m, ide tin. girl to go awai and net Nurseries, Tampa, k In. 21 l ot on Sat m milki* a ikPllit nil lUTullili of tin* Mint — -------- :— • * With every purchase Flashlights— Each a leader in its class— Such rinse. 11' i im i it m i n r, 71ii j t i i i n u o f g H s a n d o i l s at ou r Gifts will be appreciated. Illicit IT. NKMIMU.t: noi .vrv, 1 . r •*(ih. what's the use," slm replied despondently. , !:!:9 A * A * * v — • > station from now until <>itiit:ii up I’ t ni.ir.\Tiii\ Then, urcordlns to Mrs. Cumm. the 'H'"ri:e W, Knight uml l\ |, tVmMritg i 'umiilalmiiits. \Couture girl naked Mint Mrs. (Sututii T tV. A. Nortnh. I* •Ills lliiusnlinlili r noon Saturday, Dec. 23, step out Into llu* hallway. •imi Galv In A. 1‘tiRRi’ I 'pf •ml a ii i /« *r«» 1’. \\ ,\ K« ‘ UWS, i p e i .I'h we hand you free i\ La­ • "After -a recent experience uitli her. DIM HKHOIJiRlt ,iii,i i' ii \*i»; \ •he Pi >.m ii ;. if iiviou. ,r .1. m|. n. „ u ,„.'r dies’ Sewing Thimble, 1 1 2 m a g n o l i a a v e n u e I was afraid to di^llils.. Tlu-n sbe| -PHONE I L'J HtltJ Kill* uihliptl ft* him* K«‘i|fH‘lil, * flii' *""* •LHinlmc HIM itt. t. » utirli r r of which is a l.rlal.. ia>|111 Y Ntlflivh, fi.ltlrf llodfM fiuht r ;tini inside lirtile salil. Pi, |»-in A. I'mi ii.-, ... ..III. rut »fl «l»r"lie '-.line mit of the lintliroom an<l f-ilt..»ins t<1.. .1 i .,.n i. It FREE chance on a nunv Raw tier. He salil: 'Hu liutne. tve're stomas .»r »l..... \\•"I » t»« * , . , . , "■ Miilliili ^t. Tout.-Inn I'i. S i.iii’ i ..f IllttniiMi. I.el UR nlont*. ■Ewtiur* ^ *, J*ai*i. Mill II*-rIill s.nji rltnk riH. her o f nice Fat Goblers •'She lan<ied that she wantid to *!’ ' '."T. ■t f > eitsi on n,,. for Christinas. ree him for 11 moment and came Into , n'l! n. . "i:n'Ju YrTi' .’ j.'.-."*i ' the room, utrrylng a flapper Imt In h erp a elmln*. tlmnee h . si 7,77 ehnlim to _ _ _ _ The pnrchnsq_ o_f a hand. Kenneth said: •! ............ you " a e ^ S a r e ^ r m ."'....... IT u b c cn'titles y ou to tw o o f these Imve it gun again. W ill. If you have I Vou and . op I. ..f >.,11 are l..-r«.hv r r -tn ic o T h h n lilevi n t nm-h o f yi.ll might ns well shout. I eat htillcM' '' “«‘-l ordered he ««d r l11Ct * tU n lllllS ItlhlllL Or CIUH or which is a FREE chance* on a eeo B B B And lie Sure it’s Elder Springs W ater You 2 Use in.That Battery ■ The Ideal ^ O © m m m B Free! •ARE ME.MilERS OF HI it . ■ ■ Proposals to lie presented in a seal-; ■ j id envelope, endorsed on the outside, I7 A D « D I1 M D A W N C ” 5 Children may be looked after at our store in a substnn"Bid for Paving," Sanford, Florida, r U ll l i U l i 1 /U Y iliO “ tial manner. llvcrlastinR wootl toys, Child's Rockers, W ag­ and the name of the bidder or bid­ ons, Go-Car Is and many othcr/Rcm s. der*. . Through Use o f HE-C’ U-MA Each proposal must lie arcofpnnu S e" l’b"form. Thousands Have Regained For this week special pJicc.\ prevail in fine furniture. ■ led by a certified check, mude payable ■ mid his brid,-\ ^ m’V * ,,u,mn Huggedness o f Youth halted by un Insistent Wr.r,‘ at sight, to the order o f the City of In Few Days ■ insistent knock on Um Sanford, Florida, for 3 pej cent o f the ■ Hut thnt nice bed room furniture for^Tntr w ife. A gift m amount of their bid. — — , , „ !■ substantial, one that covers the needs o f your home and. g Thin, weak, and run down ■ m a k c8 one happy. « The successful bidder nr bidders folks can notl sickly e an improvement ln!B will he required to give u bond equal their condition from the fyrst few I jj to 50 per Vent o f his or their bill, qnd doses of this phehoutenai new treat-12 Mu h bond to be executed by a surety nient which is attracting so much at- n | { company liccnseii to do business in theUcr.tion l>y its wonderful effect on the ■ State ftf Florida, said bond to he up- human system. • proved by the City Commission. That’* because RE-CU-MA cleans’ J OPEN EVENINGS A L L THIS WEEK -UJ » Copies of the plans and s|»ecifica-[the intestines of the waste matter ■ turns may lie seen at the office o f the which is- causing the stomach, liver!■ --------------- GIVE US A CALL— -----------1/ Lily Manager, or at the office of;m id kidneys to he inactive, and e n -; ...........................................................................................................................n i l s Fiid T. Williams, Engineer. Plans qhjes your stomach to digest the food __ • _____ _ Put they do their work with u will | gj s imile, ■ay Department officials, Kale fo r Services otik your help in their work by ting it « •'-( tin m to deliver all lllr Thr In|nl |’rr»| FALLS, Dec. |U» fifu by Christmas day. | «NIAGARA IA «a« a M L U , Ont., U « . 2 22. 2 .f — Welland county officials e r e .wor­ rying about n double hanging which [Scientist Finds is sK to take place in.the county jail «.r January 12th. •One o f the chief Rare Hones in N e­ braska Had Lands causes of concern is thnt no official hangman has yet been engaged. In response to a recent ndvertiseNF\V°Y0 I*tlv' " ru*'r * ' * — Fragmen- n,- » t several applications were fifed, ■f.( trjjn rc of uhclttj Ified pre-his- but the few demanded, ranging from % kl'* rwicnls t.tni rejitiie. has been t” ? Sn". " r e cunsideml too high. L- ill by Albert Thompson, palfontol- i hi the past, officials-said, $50 v.cr r" , in the Ian.h!ainks o f Nebraska.! sufficient to get n man t.. fasten the tt,u'in homer years research work- Jbla' k cap on a condemned man nnd p t*vr untinci-'l the remains o f spring the trap. cwtoikiii . ile" •*i-rox-s, ginnt cam‘ be men sentenced to die are Har(i. alligatordunrf horses and oth- ry Rutka mid Nick Thomas. They killed a neighbor in a row over n roul Wipw« I ' Tic boneshe rtrunge. animals v.-tat.* deni, luf'io-ml on a ranch in Sifmx Cur.Sy v h i • M Thompson, who is Ten year guaranteed gold filled (*> ■ IKStkcr of the paleontological r e -; logon s|mpe,.1l wntchcs lift at $(5.75 tirrh itafi "I the American Museum apiece.— Diamond i’aiace, Benjamin's dNitural History, was searching f o r ‘ Store. 231-2tc ibIfSeni of ihr.s- toed dwarf horses. ;-------------------------------Mr. Tbooli-ion'began the study of New /.eidaitd Jins prohjbiird the ex Pulled the Cun and Fired. I|dteBtolu^y while i niplnyefl ns a put tat ion of •kauri gum ndultenited ■ in tin - 1iiikn’.a Bad Lands >nr uiixoil with any other gum. «loor of the brides apartment on the Sit will ■ Furniture o f All Descriptions When n motorcyclo is lifted on u now stand Ihc latter lock* tto that the machine cannot be moved. 110 S. MAGNOLIA AVENUE � 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, 1922 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, December 22, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1922; <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/c3cb21f6c6af57edce2624df6753ef39.pdf 2caaa572d6c77d866cdbee95c623e06c PDF Text Text ■ , ■-•. , . • • . •• f \ • .'t *' . ’I • ’ ‘ ‘ , i • . ' '\ ' ■ r r t » ' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION^ T ... NUMBER 230 SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922 Oil Will y Not a Gusher ami Was not Spectacular But the Oil is There NEAR ISAST COMMISSION CAII8 ' KS BREAK IN PEACEFUL . SETTLEMENT N*t *-» * TO Oin’AIN REVISION ON r* ' illy T h e tM u rliilfit I’ r r w l . SCHEDULES REPORTED LAUSANNE, Dee. 21.—Wordy al r \ LET HIGIIKIMJPS QUIT p! v’ORTl! AND SOUTH CARO­ BY LONDON PAPERS who has been in charge of ojicrntions ft-i tercatlous- between former Premier ** Oil has been struck In jriorlda. , N LINA COVERED . DRINKING FIRST at Oldsmar slnco the No. 1 well was Venisiclos <ff 0 recce, nnd Risn Nur Ra WITH ICE , Oldsmar ^ell No. 1 was “brought” spudded in mftro than n year ago, ex­ Hey, Turkish nationalist delegate, Pi » . WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. in yesterday, with every Indication of plained that a badly shattered bit of Caused Signor Monlaonn, president of **U , (Uy the Associated Press) *A ’ *■ _» The winter solstice (what- - na 8CtUl.d production of a settled production of a thousand rr.ning near the bottom of the hole hail the Near East (’onfrronen commission ever th at In) begins to- M |. . , „ . f i — High government officThrown nn Method by W hich barrels a day, as soon ns some minor allowed a large seepage of oil. In the on minorities to abruptly cfiul the * , Inis, governors, judges nnd PE day nnd this is the shortA m e ric a n Influence Is Heinff presence of the Invited persons, Mr. repairs are made, n badly cracked cas­ morning session “ of the commission. Stcrnis of Y e s te r d a y H u t G eor rest day in ’the year—I>eDrawn Into New Attempt , UHL sunk n ten-barrel bailer pump to Vcniseltia bitterly nttackedthoAngo Nt members of the congress P ing near the bottom of the well is re­ Hi v^cre asked ‘yefferday by cia Expects F a ir a n d W a rm - • njnboc 21st. It does not placed and the well ip put on the | the •bottom of th e- well. The pumpj!rn government nnd protoneu against or T o m o rro w • . I It, ’I hr \««orln1rd I’rrs*. Rep . Upshitw, Democrat, scein any shorter th tmywas drawn up full of crude oil. Twicel’ xiilrged deportation of Greeks by pomp. WASHINGTON, IW . 21.—German H. of Georgia, in n speech in one and itt fa it it in not more the pump, was sunk to the hot ’■^thousands from Anatolia. Rita replied l II, T h r ( . . i x - l n l r i l ' i»vcr|ures through Informal channels The Oldsmar well not a Rusher. any shorter, living just an tom of the well, 3.200 feet down, com­ in the same vein, charging Venljtoloa Ns Urn house, to emulate .Mar­ * ATLANTA. Dec. 21.—With one sec­ for American Intervention to obtain It In not n flowing well, nnd was not long nnd having just an ing up filled with the black, evil, with living responsible for lliv Tutko- i’ >... slial Foch, who refused to p ;; a revlajon of tho German reparations tion of the country covered with icc brought in ns one of the spectacular Pa touch intoxicants while on many hours, as any other smelling stuff th a t spells vast addi­ lirvek war and-consequencea. »»! mow and with the forecast for geyser type of oil wells. Hut the oil so American soil out of respect > 3 schedules were reported in I/union de- _ day—only the hours of real tional wealth for the West Coast iff spatrhert today tinil throw the first de­ in there, and Florida’s Intent C hm tNi for the dry constitution." daylight are shorter. From |B0w and another section slushing Florida 'if settled production under finite light on the method by which PH mas gift to the rent of the country .Is p “ No longer must the this thuo forward It will tireugh the rain with temperatures pumping comes up to the expectations American Influence Is being drawn in­ P i ’the bringiiing in of a deep well in higher-ups. t«ny ‘go," shouthe getting closer to the confidently entertained by Mr. Hill. • nlightly alwvc the .freezing point, the to the new attem pt a t a final adjust­ Pj heretofore untried and unproven ter­ pis vd Upshaw. “They must “good old summer, time" Malh early today is in the grip pf the Ocular evidence th a t’ oil has been ment of the vcx!n;> mparntions prob­ ritory. * ' say ‘come.’ Anything less and the dnya .will be get­ Snt wintry blast. Florida peninsula found, in the form of at .least thirty lem. There’ i.» reason to In-Iieve that a.i than this will be a farm ting longer.-Probably the The "wedI, located about tltree-quarhcmuT. continued to be bathed In of crude oil, was spilled on previoui. government reports from ’ and a scandal. Tiiiiortius te rs .o f a mile from the village of barrel* days of thin week will be isruhinc.' Virginia, Soulli Carolina, and the ground near the well, flowing off Berlin are of n character to justify a -ginils have never inspired the longest in the year for Oldsmar, was brought in yesterday ^Xolth Carolina are reported covered Into a ditch filled with water, and ho|H* that if the French/prove agrecanybody. Tills is no lime nftornoon in the presence.of a com­ the tired clerks In the Nan’ with Ire following sleet storms yes­ spreading ii heavy coating iff ml over FIND NOTHING IN LAKE NEAR abb* to tlaprtqarswl eparalions n»for pussyfooting ntternnees mittee of Tarnpu business men and a fotd stores and in the post­ terday. Georgia expected cloudy wea­ MHK ROUGE, LOUISIANA water. The witnesses of tinbring­ vislon plan no insurniountablo oband actions on the part of large delegation of Pinellas county j ’h office. ther today with fair and warmer toing in of Florida's first oil well smell-1 :.tai b would remain'in the way of an our state and national lead­ citixens headed by Sheriff Lindsey «f I I I ) Tltr W .o r la lr d P » r « « l Bormw. The northern section "‘ of >to , d. touched and saw the stuff, nnd tes­ 'agreem ent as to the specific amount •*' »» **»t t j,nt coutity. The Tampa’ men who ers. MKlt ROUGE, Iji ., Doc. 21.—A de­ Xrorgia is slated for cooler.weather tify to the. genuineness of the oil find th at Germany could pay. Mr.w the first oil brought in quanti-.- -. ... „ , tachment of lhe l/iui*iunq National today. • ties from the Oldsmar well were *!*««' to th ,-fa c t that the we actual- guard that Into yesterday dragged a LONDON, Dec. 21,— A* request by Kdgar Wall, president of. the Knight •> vVas brought in as a produrir. part of laiko laiFourche, eight miles German Trade commission tlintir com­ nml Wall Hardware Company; Gco i ’Mr. Mill informed the visitors, spec­ from here in nit effort to. locate two mittee of American business men ie. benjamin, large property owper ially invited for th f occasion, that u* bodies of men reported to. have been headed by H ubert Hoover visit Ger­ lu re; .Col. W. F. Stovall, editor and the shattered .length or lengths murdered by n Imml of masked nnd many to undertake a thorough survey Disarma- publisher of The Tampa Tribune; J. easing near the Imtton. of the well white robed men lnnt Aug|i«t-‘a fte r the of economic conditions thnt would bo , President to Call Another Clurk Evans, manager of The Office would Ik* pulled and replaced with kidnapping of live citixens of this inent Conference used ns a basis of a new rnparhliqp* till Thr \«»orli»lr«t I m w cuslng nt once. Meanwhile,spendplace, were unsuccessful it wan learn­ Equipment Company; John M- Nel­ ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 21.—After treaty i* seen here is perhaps a s ta rt­ ipg arrangem ents "for storing the oil, ed fJiis morning when a second de­ son, nnd a number of prominent l ’in( f i r T l»r A «iio rln fr«l I’ r m i) a lengthy ilitieis with cancert*nf the ing point of a flock of rumors as to thK-well i« not to Ih- p«rn|»ed. Tampa tachment was despatched to the luke. WASHINGTON, lire. 21.—Navy ellns county pisqile. diroat. George Miller, ^son-in-law iff American intervention in the repara­ The tnHip commander declined to dis- AT,MACON NHVT JULY FROM K. V. Hill, practical oil well man, Tribune. Mn Ditmukes, banker, of tills city, appropriation bill with the house protions piuldcm. Great Britain it is sernGKOKGIA> FLORIDA AND ,-u«s the movement of Jroops. ‘tatk his own life this morning, lie visibn u questjng the president call i-officinlly learned, has informod the • TKNNBSSKK another nnv«l disarmament confer­ was found in his’bedroom after tfu? American state department of its con­ revolver shot had attracted the house­ ence to limit construction of smaller sent to such a plan. . ( I I , . T h r A MMM’Inlril r r r » « l vessels reported to thu senate today. hold. lie died a few minutes inter. MACON, Dec. 21—Several ^thous­ and Woodmen <ff the 'World will ussemh|e here next July when the Wood­ men from Georgia, Florida and 1«•»»110**00 will hold their ilistiicl onculiipmonl lure. National officers from Omaha will Ik* ill attendance and w v: FIRST STATK-WIDG MATCH FOR •erql hundred uniformed men will, take RARNYARD GOl.FKRH : _ part in competitive drills. OF IIBItHIN MANSACRK CASE I I l f T h r A f W f t a l H •’ r r » " * I 111 *1 hr laird . i IH ir CANNOT CONNECT HIM ORLANBO, Dec. 21.—Official* of ■ ........ not act in because interstate/.coinWASHINGTON, Dcr. 2 I.—Public r d ir e c t l y ihc Orlando Sunshine club nre tnnkmerco was not involved. . hearings on the impeachment charges >(ur.n,vmn .. release of ........ Questioned ............. about thu the ing preparations for holding tho state I l l , T h r A H S fliilrd ‘ brought against Attorney General schooner J. H. Young, seized n t. New horseshoe tournament ever held In Kl«MARION, Dec. 21.—The name of WASIIINGTQN, Dec. 21.—Former Premier Clcmenceau's American visit Daugherty probably will end tollny York for an nlleged violation of thelrldn, which is scheduled for about Hugh Willis, a member of the Illinois sdded |20.0(Hi to the American Field Hfrvlce fund of Fellowships Recording before the House judiciary committee, prohibition laws*. Col. Ilaywafd ills- j February 1st. W. II. llcnlmo is » Mine Workers, executive hoard hro’t to Stephens Roiisnl, who managed his tour. The. amount \* the surplus o •which is expected to report to the closed that the order stopping the charge of the match for which vc into testimony in trial iff fIVo men rises lina been noiiry received from let lures and nkwspuper articles by the I iger after <erdzing of “nim” ships outside the hundred dollars in p FORTY-F.ICHT INJURED WHEN charged with murder in connnrtion Inying the expenses of th trip. Th premier, it was xph.incd, was unwilling hmise that it found no evidence on three mile limit, unless such vessels subscHbed. with the Herrin riot’s by two state SEVEN PULLMANS TURN OV­ to accept financial assistance for His mission and bis own means vw rt nu« i which to banc An Impeachment l,r0* had established contact with the witnesses, but, undue ernsi examina­ ER AT MrlNTOSIl ' •pate, v.. he nccepteil lecture nnd writing contracts to pay bis way. He ®*- (ceding. The report will not be made, shore by means of their own Imnls or tion^ however," witnesses said eould Ptmeffn desire th at the surplus »>c demoted to thu memory of h.s student however, until after ’the Christmas crqws, was issued after “insistent de­ not Ik? positive of identification. .(H r The A s s e r t s P M * * * holidays liecause. of the absence «f mand by Secretary Hughes." ' jvars in the United States to Fellowships.' JACKSONVILLE, Dec/ 2 l . - f member* from Washington during With specific reference to the J. II. persons, among forty injured last ev­ thnt tirflc. ' • Young, which was seized six miles ening when seven pullmnn onrs <»f When the committee adjourned last from shore, CoL Hayward denied her the Atlantic Coast Line limited, south • m t T h e A M ocU trS P r * « « » night n ftfr two long sessions, there release had been brought about thru ST. PKTKRHHURG, Dec. 2 1.—The hound, turned over nenr Mcintoch, remnirted to he heard only n half a the influence of Thsmas II. Felder, o f 1 locnl post of tho American Legion dozen witnesses. Thcao arc officials New.-Xcrk, counsel for tho-owners of has gone to the ro ^u e of qinm UccscT morning. Only one, Miss alnddei), MOUNT HOLLY. Dec. 21.—Mr*. o f S o department of justice, who will the craft, a* had been charged in Mr. negro, who is In Jail ns a result of n whose address is not known to the l>c (mentioned concerning allegations Keller’s specification. The relense ram page ho launched upon a few hospital authorities, is regarded as Doris Brunen l»*t night was acquit­ In the specifications drawn by Hcpre- bad boon ordered, ho asserted, be­ nights ago in the neighborhood of seriously hurt. She I* suffering from ted nnd Iter brother ,!Inrry U. Mohr, was found guilty of murder in the m ntulivc Keller, Republican, Minne­ cause the law offiers wero not satis­ Sixteenth street and Seventh nvenoo n broken arm nnd various other Inju­ sota, Which had not been touched up­ fied that there was sufficient evidence South. A fter the .orrost of Itccse, it ries. The xviTfk occurred oh the first degreo In connection with tho slaying of the former’s huiband, “Hon­ on nt tho tiino Mr. Keller withdrew on which to make n case In courf. developed he was a veteran of tho stretch of track where trains sever­ est" John T. Brunen, camWnhnkncr. from the case.world war, hnving served with the en­ al tiroes have exceeded one hundred Tho jury recommended that Mohr bo Beforf this line of inquiry was PROJECT IN FLORIDA v gineer unit. Reese is said by tho au­ miles nn hour and where the speed scutgltccd to life imprisonment a t l| lr T h r Associated I’ rraal thnn those which opened Representative Woodruff, Ke< thorities to he mentally unbalanced for the two miles world record was IS AMONG F IIT Y FOR UU8ANNK, Dec. 21.—Hoth Turk- Constantinople '* ------ -publican,>Michigan,4 laid heforo tho hard ‘labor. would l*o afforded by the league or BALE BY GOVERNMENT nnd the lz>glon will attempt, to have once attained. The jury1 had been out three hours. hb nnd Allied delegations relaxed In Nntlons and proposed addltonal guar­ committee evidence which lie con­ hint admitted to a government hospit­ On request of Walter* 8. Kcown, tho 'htir altitude yesterday and discussed antees similur to those given to the tended showed "an unnecessary ’de­ al for the insane. counsel for the defense, sentence wau lay” by the department of juHtico in ( n r Tfcr Associates Press) _ — —■— rtmtrol of the straits in such a concll- Aland Islands. He Insisted thnt Tur­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Author­ deferred until after tho Christmas hol­ bringing suit against the Wrlght-MarThe hollow handle of a new lantern imtory spirit thnt there is 'every in­ key imjst have further .assurances tin Anircraft Corporation for the re- ization for salo by the Wnrr dqpartdept iday::, Justice Samuel Kallsch setting dication aonie sort of -stfaUs scttle- from the Important powers individu­ coyiry of 13,001,715 growing out of ment of neatly fifty pieces of pr prop intended for railroad use serves as Jun. U ft* the date. At th at time Kcown said ho would •wid may Iki signed in n very few ally nnd collectively th at her territory nlleged overpayment of war claims. erty which aro not now needed for u reservoir for an additional supply will not he violated. Ho accepted in . .days. Assistant Attorney Seymour announc­ military purposes is provided for In of oil. VLAKE WA1.ES, Dcr. .21,—lro fts - move for a new trial. ,, As the foremnn, Walter Wills, an Too note iff the United States de- principle the fundamental provisions ed that suit for tho recovery of this a bill introduced today by Chairman sor C, P. l/junshury, of Pretoria, rltrinu that 'it dogs not regard an for control of the straits outlined by amount soon was to bo filed nnd Col. Wadsworth of the senate military af­ aged farm er, announced tlie verdict, South Africa, Chief F.ntomologUt of Mrs. liftmen grasped Mohr’s hand, wcmationsl commlHsion ns neces- the Allies, but pleaded thnt Turkey Guv IV Goff, former assistant t o At­ fairs committee. the Agriculture^ Departnjent of the . ' .. Gcneriff WlcLmcUtirn The property which would bo of­ r^i7. undouldci|ly boro frulL an Lord must have hfr>ovoroiglt rights thor- tomey Wlckerehain, whn who hud had Union of South Africa, accompanied so b h ln g ^ ’Olt Harry, Oh. Harry." J fered for sale is located In twenty Curx<vn gave rareful consideration to nimbly snfegimnlH. She then fainted, striking her h*ad charge of th^case, denlcd^he charge by Mrs. Loujisburg. Is concluding n ktutes and ranges from n gun house umet Pasha's pleas thnt ^Turkey v \s it was clear thnt tho United of unnecessary delny. on a chair as she fell. . trip U> Florida with nn inspection of Mohr, his hands shackled and two ^tuld consider international iltterfer- States will accept no sent on n straits Most of the reinnining time of tho at Gloucester, Mas*., to the air In­ citrus groves in this section. Pjof. control commission regardless of termediate depot and Southern field nt rnc® w'‘h Turkey’s nffnirs ns "worse hearing yesterday was tnken up with Loundsbury Is on a leuve of absonc atato.troopers cluUhlng his arm, loan­ haW much the powers of this proposlban death." An agreement likely on inquiry Into the' building trade Anterlcus, Ga., and Fort Humphreys, of six months but cxt«ects td in? on his ed over and ‘caressed his sister. He cd international Wkly arc limited, ho was led brick to his cell a* Mrs. Brun­ . ' * 1 * * reached exempting the dcmllcases growing out of tho I/«kwood Vn. way home heforo Christian*. Projccla In tho southern states that en was revived by a physician. Mohr’s flsriie,i zone alung the straits from members of the American delegation committee Investigation in New York. The South African official stated ‘ontroi, by the pro|K>s<Hl International .vert* asked last night whether the Cob William H ayw ard/ federal dis­ would bo sold arc; that fruit growers In his country countenance did not change- os United States would in any way be Florida: Chapman field,’ Fort Clinch 'ommluion which vflll hove Jurlsdlctrict attorney at New York, went Into hiue recently organised 'eo-npemtlvo verdiet was announce*!, but his wife bound to respect the regulation* im­ " over navigation of tho straits, details concerning tho various cases, nnd St. John’s .Bluff. m arketing, associations' ulong the was visibly affected. ’ v : - ............. ’ ■1 wiving even the pilotage of the posed by’this 1>ody, «-nd if Urn United showing which ones had been con­ lines of the citrus exchange* of Flor­ States wouid negotiate a treaty ImmeGunpowder is said to*have been dhiTurks. . . Th?"Dally Herald. 16c per week. cluded, which now were awaiting trial, ida and California. S S S y with Turkey. To this Ambstcovered by Roger Bacon? * l«nu*t Pasha also'*p1ended fo*rxf urend which ones the government did * .. vador Child made no answer. . “*r Suarantees for tho safety of ’ i t ? - ---I — V\ )tt *4 N't N-i Ni DEFINITE LI GHT P '- i DRAG LAKE FOR BODIES OF ' KIDNAPPED MEN St Augustine Man , Committed Suicide Early This Morning — t Naval Appropriations Bill with the House Provision Requesting H i I a • I .. _ 1 ......... 1 l.in it b lill m ill \ WOODMEN OF THE WORLD "WILL GATHER PUBLIC HEARINGS TO END HORSE SH0F7 IN IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS TOURNAMENT BEFORE THE HOUSE JUDICIARY AT ORLANDO HUGH WILLIS UNION HEAD, ENTERS TRIAL FORMER PREMIE CLEMENCEAU AMERICAN VISIT ADDED’ SOME Committee Expected to Report No Impeachment TWENTY THOUSAND TO FUND • Can Be Found EIGHT PEOPLE IN HOSPITAL FROM 'For Anircican Field Service Fcllowsliips’Surplus Over Expenses St. Petersburg Legion Looks After Negro Who Was in flic War1 Jury Finds Harry' Mohr .Guilty, Frees Mrs. Difris Brunen TURKS AND ALLIES DECIDE TO GET TOGETHER ON STRAITS CONTROL DISCUSSED Every Indication That Some Sort of Settlement in Sight Now South Africa Grower of Citrus Fruits Visit ing Sunny Florida More Shopping Days Christmas > �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HEftALP, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1022 h n h a ^ ^ mi m m h n n n m **T A n n c u t t y i dunami next spring will be rclievi as far as possible. , KNIGHT TEMPLAR, ATTENTION * f o r Florida Cloudy and unsettled; | Rom, to Mr. and Mrs.’ Rroxton *'i - rain* Wednesday and ThuraB aggett, u fine lialiy iniy—« regular ** day; not much change in C hrntm as present. According to a statement issued by An invitation to attend Divine ser­ the Ford Motor Company, deliveries vice at the First Methodist church on *V *» of Ford cars and trucks to retail buy- Sunday morning, December 24th, from ir* during the month o! .W .ember to­ Sir Knight Dr. S. W. Walker was a t ­ ta lle d 1W.327. Thlsyiii a new Ulgn cepted. isfllex rceord th a t-h a s ' never before* Thl. Sir Knights of Taylor Com-*-A«d if it-cnntinucs it/will unsettle l*een approached by the Company a t mantfery ar.d all sojourning end visit' our fine tlhrLrt.'ftai trade n r j alt of ahia season of the year and cne wJiU.lt tt __ will meet in the our hopes for a }>!:; week. irg^ Knights Templar atahda out n marked contrast to tho jUaaonM; Kdll at 10:20 a ; Novrmber. J&2I. retail delivery figBut If it will only d e a r up tonight Come out and honor Sir Knight Dr.j IOft* which totalled slightly over there will }jc three good days in which Walker by year presence. Full dress j 000 cars and trucks. to *V»op early" before Christmas. •Jgffo:m. ; ear eight consccuftve months, bcramn of marrtago and forgiv. In accordance with ouc annual tu i-i ; ginning with April 1st of this year re-' Dr. S. W. Walker has .returned from lo g ,in martriage.- Also— tom ’Taylor Comman.lery w;H mcfct.lnj tall deliveries have exceeded 100,000j the Methodist conference a t Tampa Ditl you ever hoar of such values before. Prices.ranffthe Asylum a t 11:00 a. m. Christmas and will remain hero until a fter the niL L MOYE ELECTED CAPTAIN ro rd cam and trucks each month; the ; Day, Monday, Dccaaibc^ 25th, to of-j Inff from $20.00 to $40.00 including our highest grade Hurt OF THIS YEARS BASKET­ accumulated total for the first eleven* first of tl/e year n \ which lime he nnd Schaffner & Max Suit?. Don’t lot this chance slip by but ier the sentiment prepared by the| BALL THAM months of 1022 being approximately h u family will go to Sf. Petersburg take advantage of it and got that Christmas Suit at the low­ committee on Christmai pbnervnnecj 1,200,000. While the company points where Dr. Walker has been tnm sfcrest possible price. . . i One of the m o st‘important eventa out that it U not unusual for Ford to our Grand Muster, Most Eminent Tojnorro.r—Grace Darmund I in tfjo success of a fimtmll c r. basket-' fethil sales to exceed the 100,0.'■ft- Sii Leonidas Perry Newby, and to of­ •The Soag of U fo" also a Cent* fer a tohit to our beloved Grand t'om -' Cant, and Mrs. Macrcadic and fam­ hall team is the electing of the pro­ mark during the sp rin g and early wander the Right Eminent Sir Sam­ Comedy. .. per men to head the tcair. And hav­ summer months wfleh the demand is ily, of. Maine, are in the city spend­ * . -*j ing this in inind tlrn local lx>y* used at its'peak, the manner in which busi­ uel A. Johnson, ing some time and a t present’ are Visiting and injojurning Knights ( | very gdod judgment in the election of ness bos held up throughout the balJ. J. N. CONNED, Manager Comfortably located at the Montezu­ Templar .cordially. Invited. 2^1r-2tp * their 'football-captain for-next year unco of the year is without precedent, j Jain tho throng* of readers. ma. Captain Macrcadic nerved in the Credit for this remarkable showing World war nnd was in charge of the land their basketball captain for this ;season. r . ij attributed by tho Ford Motor Co-, debarkation jlcparlm-nt at Camp Dix. Jim Stone, ono of the best players to the many improvement* whihh have Jon tho Sanford team during this year lately been made on Ford c a n and of thr year to spend the remainder of Dr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Blackman of 112. MAGNOLIA AVENUE .just post was elected captain for tho particularly to the new low level of tho winter in Hanford/ Lake Monroe were in thq city today PHONOGRAPHS I’l.AYERS SHEET MUSIC 102.1 season. Ji mi* bound to make Ford prices, recently put Into effect. on a shopping oxpedltiur/ These good RECORDS E PLAVF.lt ROLLS {the team a good cnpjuin, and although Mr. nnd Mrs. S. G. H'-.-rmig of These new low prices not «nly broad­ MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor -Jacksonville and their daughter Mrs. folks arc assisting in the movement nt !ho will have to hustle to mako as g.» -I en the field of prospective Ford pur­ Lake Monroe to put that place on the Phono 217-W JAhn Bauman', formerly of S«n Diego, map in big letters nnd they represent jo showing as Lconnnl McLucas did chasers but go still further in making Cal., but now of W ashington’ arrived the prcgri sifva people of that section this past se a s o n /all the plnyers nnd the Ford car the bost value from the l ( r * t h o v e i * r frlr n r fv * h l l l » « v * — U jm u » r w S i l a s ' . » r f a m l a ( f.m-1 feel certain that Jim will bo standpoint of the retail ln> in the" city yesterday and w ill‘spend in this, movement. > s » a , a r It i a a a r e a k l a r l a l a l a i , » » l i • 9 0 mfml rmrm I " t h U S r s a r l M r a l . i l t l a s a few days here ns the guests of the 1there with tho goods when ho takes has ever been. S a u n a , a r I r l a s k a a a t h r Ifaat. 11 tall . charge next year. Aside from hin abil­ forhtcr’s . i-t<'r, Mrs. Jonathan Peck ha p a s l l r l M m l a l « 4 * Although the Ford fact.nries have PHONE 3f»01 for your turkey or poul­ ity as raptain it is expected of him been operating at capacity for. the nt the Rectory, . try.—A. C. Lotsing, Orlando road. to bo even a better player next year post eight mnntKn, sales have equalled Mis .Bauman will be Joined here on SOCIAL CALENDAR ‘ . 228-Up o v er.this season nnd we must admit production and judging fiom the un­ Friday, by her husband who Is with that we aro expecting talol as Jim usual manner in which orders .ate Thursday—M aster J. H. Coleman, will the U. S. Navy nnd who has boon j filled his position nt least 200 per cent reining in at this soatsun of the year . entertain n number of his’ young trttiihferriM from Snn Diego to Wash­ SEES HETTER FARM • friends a t the Parish House nt 1:1,5 ington, D. C. CONDITIONS IN 11*23 perfect. H a v o c s not expect to wait Ford dealers will bo unable to accu­ 'until thd*opening day before he begins mulate nn. adequate stock of ears dur­ p. m. getting things in shn|>c but it is his ing th(f"V/inter month; for delivery llljr Thr AatprSotrtl I'ffMl Thursday—Mrs. L. F. Ilutlolph will desire to sta rt the 1021 squad NOW. Clilf'AGO, Dec. 20.— -A marked im­ entertain the members of the Ev­ Next to I’rlnresH Theatre in the opinion r.f the Ford Motor ery Week Bridge Club nt her home Wesley of the Methodist church cn- provement. In agricultural conditions Go to it, Jim, you have a fine bunch and they will all back you to tho limCompany, Novntiber sales ate a n -in­ on Magnolia Avc., nt three op lock. t rtained niLst delightfully a t the of the country during 1(121 wa* preAgriculture dication that many prospective puthmne of Mrs. Sandy Anderson, in hon­ •liiled by Scciwlary In selecting Bill Moyc as captain of chnrer*, realizing the exr-ntionai val­ I DAY—Script darcc a t Hotel Val­ or of the birthday anniversary of their Wallace in on address here last night. des for College Set, given l»y Peter Ix-lnvcd former tearhir, Mrs. J. I). While agricultural prices remain low­ the basketball *c|iiail, consideration ue now being offered in Ford ram, Schuul and his orchestra from D to Itoberta. The members of tfu' class, er relatively than the price of other was given both to hi* playing and to are beginning to anticipate ar. unusual his head work. Hill wa *one of the spring demand nnd are therefore film­ who hail birthdays t Hi-i month, were things, the farn icp of the nation will football squad that played n gooil, ing orders during the fall and will hostesses. They were Mrs. Sandy An- egt between one nnd one half nnd consistent game throughout the sea- continue t fj do m throughout the win­ two billion dollars more total money By having the valves crminu nr the brakes rclined or a genera! over ft. II. North of Limonn, was among i ! « on, Mrs. Maldon Wright, Mrs. for their crops thi t yenr than last, he son.nnd he is carrying his athletic ter to avoid disappointing, delays in V hauling—The br»l of c.^rvice the out o( town visitors here yester- Higgins nnd Misses Ida Gray and ability into the basketball lloor nnd delivery Infer on. While thi*"w‘M rcVer.in Wooilgock. there will l>e many n- team hear from lieve thu situation to some r.slont, it The house wan beautifully decoraladvance in cotton prices ha* put the Biil nnd his Im-Letball quintet before Js pointed out that the steadily In­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frddt-r have I for the m-casion. ‘the Christmas col south in liettor duiim than for many thi* toaspn end*. Make ’em hualiu, creasing demand for Ford rata is s were emphasized. In one comer returned homo from Palmetto, where year*. The advance in prices of coarst nevertheless sine to crente an acute o«»d n large Chriutmas Iniheavily they spent the past few days. shortage as the season s'lvances. ilcn with gifts of all kinds for the grain* and ihe continuing profitable GENERAL REPAIRS .prices of live, stock h^s lud to marked Accordingly, the Ford sides organi­ •norre. On it wns al/o a gift, a loveW. A. Sutton of Ft. Wayne, In '• -HI • Night Phone, zation is urging prusptctlvc Ford J<urpurse; for the cias.v jencher, Mr*. improvement In conditions in the big rived In the city yesterday for u corn bolt surplus producing country, cbarer* to arrange for delivery during Wight Brolhrnv Co. Department Garage Building. visit and is slopping nt the M«»l „ the winter months in order that th«’ '.Vfu-r tin- gifts were opened nnd he said. “There has been less improvement admired, the guests were invited into tho dining room, which |jad also been in the wh; a* growing regions of the Miss Sarita Iaike will be among the m ti.tienliy ddc ora ted with re«l ft! northwest and the southwest. High Hanford young Ijitlios to attend the green. The dining table was centered freight rstcu tnko too much out of Christmns hall nt Gainesville, this ev­ with a large while birthday cake em­ the price of wheat. Prospects of bet­ ening. bossed vvilh many liny red rare* and ter foieign demand give hope to the * • tapped with sixty red candles. Ilefresn- wheat farm er. “ In ilair s-ectioii* of the west, the I. Allen of Sorrento inert ■, <-n- istii g of chic l ed m I.iiI, snl city yesterday attending line.,' fiiekli•; and ctiirei* were served fiirr.u-rt are routing through very well. lr..p. tho corn bolt r a il ward, making bis headquarter* el a late hour. farmers have tint suffered so severely tezumn. vnq tuasi-vivl rimim-vut mu(3 it item \av ia the west. The experience of ‘X.vjnuofy titatug ’s jjf f a 4a.1v JtttfuaAa It. L. McKenzie, of Jnrksonville, Mm. J. ('. Deen, Mr*. A. K. Powers, the part thro years has brought home representing the Kelly Springfield Mrs. Robert Thraster, Mm. Cln*de tp tho nation its dependence upon ag­ Tiro Co. Is spending n short time in Herndon, Mrs. Belt Monroe, Mrs. Gra* riculture. We realize as never before the city calling on local customerr. Ver Spurring, Mi". Aidinr McMicliael, that mitlcinr.l pros|K-rity I* dependent “The Record of Quality" Mr. nnd Mrs. ,F. II. I or ier v.ul Jit... Guoigc Fox, Mrs. E. A. Douglas. upon agriculturnl prorjterity. About Open Nights till Ten lenve the latter part of tlic vfttk f >r Misa l.eulti Evans, Miss lluth .Hand. 'oft. tbinl of our entire population de­ St. Augustine, where they will spend Mrs. Zub Ilatliir, Mrs. C. W. Htokos, pend* upon farrpinil for n living. When the holidays ns guests of th- ir Mi.ter Mrs. A. 1*. hi lie y. Mis. Dutton, Hr., tin- buying power of tiiul nn.' third is 1 trict 'd fin tiny reason, nil Innine.u. Mrs. Ingraham. TAKE A TUMBLE TO THE PRICES. WE ARE NOW OFFERING ON OUR SUITS STEP THIS WAY a Two-part Comedy 115 East First Street J. II. HINTERMETER PIANO CO. PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS ROUTH BAKERY PHONOGRAPHS GUITARS UKULELES BANJOS' VIOLINS ' HARMONICAS MUSICAL STRINGS SHEET MUSIC PIANQ ROLLS OK EH RECORDS F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Avc.—I'hone 1N1-J Miss Maud I j i Lo who in atte Stuurt Hall, at Stauntoii, Va,, wi rlvc In the city tomorrow to the holidays with her parents, and Mrs. Forrest lake. I nsHorlmcnt in , 22 S-tfe .tJnlesa Prof. A. J. Mitchell, local Weather observer, life mlscalrulnUd, there will he.n change for Ulo better in tlic brand of wenthe/ for Jaeksottvtile* and vicinity today, , Beginning this mornlhg the mcrity w ilt-start Mrs. George Hire,- who hlin npenb tho clouds should-roll gradually nwny tho summer nt her old liqmo in Wor- temovihg oil ol> tr.ile* from the rniil roster, Mass., and uther places in tho E ast, will arrive hero tomorrow to J’rofosor, Mitelifcll adlnitti'il lh^* ■pend the winter with her daughter, ye-terday w«t* a illiagrcvoWe tiny. Mrs. <Raymond Key. . I.< id n a b l e r a i n • Vepr, nof( anil then whipping wind* and ft noticeable drop In the tem perature, combined to make it nnytbitig bt^t tdeaaant.—Tinits Un* Misses Bessie and M argaret Zach­ ary returned home for the hnlittnys. Misa Ilessio Zachary i* Gliapenm at Sullins College, Bristol, Va., where Miss M argaret is a student. And Here’s What Finally Made Her/ Say D on’t fo rg e t, old FnsM on S tic k C an d y f o r th e iilddles a l lfo w e r’n We will bo. glntl to .wrap up mid lUldrets .any pachagts delivered to pur store any time after iv.o o’clutl:— rTIiis Service 1.4 "FREE" W. E. HftthuwaJ, dho hsa brim | ■ponding thij pnst foW yrcckv hero looking after his grovo near I.nko Jes* sup U rt.tqdny for"hi* homo In New Bedford. Maas., where ho wilt sjitnd the holUuyo. .returning nflor the fimt . What a taro piei’o oj judgm ent it was to bring her n box of those wonderful Meyent & Liggett’H Chticolntefl! She altvnys SUSPECTED thnt ho wn» tho right sorb of chap and when he brought that delicious hox of confections, .’she KNEW he was thoughtful and kind; and that his taste was excellent. • Ot:r candy is gootl for sweetlTrarts of all ages and both sexes ■■■■■■■uaganoggpi . •:• V ■ �T _ri- MCE TWO T I |E S A N F O R I) D A I L Y f lE liA L t) , f r i l l f t g D A ^ N O V E M B E R 21, itl22 M il -n t-s ^ Sanford Daily Herald > * H k l U h r 4 r t r r y ■ f l r r n n a n r t r r p l Nu»• « t h e l l r m l d n n l l d l n * , 1U7 M a g n o l i a A v « _ K n n lu - S , P i n . any Uujt. 1 am very grateful to all (hose who arc helping me ami I will "breve myself worthy of tholr faith iff mo." The Becker Family Milton is Overcome -----------HOW THAT y o u KNOW THAT KUTlfc IS Bo a t AMD RO T A Q,RV*. SA U .y, tWAMT T O A CHAT WITH ElMfcR. ABOUT THAT BVUL fo u . r e f r e s h m e n t s- By Satterfield . The Herald Printing: £ 0. Wtty.MR.CVMER. .VUAV.KCD hoWH TH‘ T>OCVC. WtTH ONE OF HIS , PASSENGERS ^p|'H DOWN AN TIHD HIM GUSiiUL GO BALK T O I THE HQfTEL Much concern is exhibited over tho condition'of Wally Reid, the actor. In fact there is about as much concern us there would bo Over the illnejs of ': ' *. * ■/ L fr.-- . the president or some other notable. M. * . I I O I . I . Y .... V i l v r r t l . l u a ’ I n n n u r r 7 / : If Wally wanted to take dope and The Onilcd Slates is read y to redeem sill A d v r r t U l a a I t f l lr * Mmlr Known «u «,AV KID, WHERE'S *THB Appl Iratlun boose he. should know that death Victory Notes with the letters A, It, C\ I), ItJ MAN THAT HIRED l.IZ W IM K lIIJ ’ l* .. <-'lrrnln tl«» JHnnnicrr would follow t.u why should any of nnd F in the upper right hand corner. y you? l*hun«m ttr r 0 I*. in. hi,* friends worry about It? But now N a k M T l p l l o * I ' r l r r la A d i a u r o 'Jley say that the criaia la passed and Ona .......... ....... ........ *n .«o These NOTES will not bear interest nflcr ■ Is M o n t h * . O.IM he will get well and the “dope ring" ** l l r l l r r r r d la C l i p h r t ' a r r l r r >f California will he exposed. We hope December 15th. . , ' O n * W o r k ______ __________. O u t* to, Wo have heard nothing hut “dope" The klg II- la IH-pair W rrklr Her MM tn llrrlp rover* Hr miaul* t'nnntf from lais Angeles for the past two Hrlnif all your VICTORY NOTES so letter­ and 1* nublUhrd n r r y Prldajr. Ad*rr- years. M s* tl*lnK rat** mad* known an nppllc.-led to us for immediatc'CREDlT for deposit o— -------- l Inti. *2.00 p*r prnr. i lm ) * I* arivniirr in a Savings Account or for investment In MBIlHKIt TUB AHHOCIATBII I'll HUM T hat plot to loot tho Brooklyn na­ K U T tS ^ one of our interest bearing Ccrtiflcalejt of Tho Associated Cr«M I* szeluslvely vy yard was no plot nt nll. Tlie whale entitled la tho u*o for repuhllralloii of tchemo simply fits into the general Deposit. all niiwi dl*|ialrhrn rrodllcd to It nr _ not otherwl** credited In thin pni>*r scheme of things whenever the gov­ L and aIbo the local new* published ernment controls any sort of Indusy herein. 7 SAy^VouNG TBU-OW^ OH PLEASE LET M E EXPLAtH” All rights of rs-pulillcj»tlan of special *ty. I t is all in the game, nnd the big M A ype y o u WHy-ER.despatches herein are also refereed'. y o u 'R E MR-BICKER, a r e n t e. i , . i ----—------ - idea ia to get yours-while the getting EXPLAIN BtLV. \ w n y y o u ? SO GLAD TO MEET Offleet IIBHAI.il Mt’t MHSH. Phone t*i is good. ThrMncn caught In the Hrookf o p . ICE- c r e a m y o u - T H E REfRESHMENtS CAKE.CANDy ANt> Foreign Advertl'inv Hfpr«,*nl*tlv* ‘yn Navy ^ nrd forgot to "sugar" V JE R e fO R ME - VOE v * TIIK AMERICAN PROS ASSOCIATION SUCM THINGS somebody higher up nnd they will K N EW VOW W OOLEN! now suffer the penalty. "Looting" the MINb government is ns old a game as .sell­ ing gold bricks, or oil wells, or pick­ iirf* We nuked for colder weather and ing out a Christmas gift for Father with the idea of using it yourself. ./Si we have it. ----------1—o--------JOHN COVE, Proprietor It is high time the eify begin work Now we want a little run today I CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY •>n the m-w boat liasin and the many * and will auk for th at tomorrow. •018 W*«t First Strnct 1018 Wont First fltrri Improvements on the lake front. Or -4 t ‘ ‘ O' — -* courrc there has been red tape to cut Maybe by llja end of tho week wo will have Just the brand of weather and all the contingent troubles nnd iii» iiiiiiR u s R u e a B iiB » iia R iM iin B m n u iiio B iH B iiiiiiQ delays but we understand that all tiiir th a t will lu ll everybody. hns Iwen removed ..nil Ihu government ,** ----------- * 1 1 Headlines In Ropers say "Impeach* !kis given the cify permission to go ' At. .>>xa I V m ent of Daugherty I* Failure." Sure ahead nnd wu want to see this great it in n failure. What did you expect a work started by Jan u ary first at least oring of refinement in expression, the Republican congress to do. Put one After the holidaymarc over we should u direct road to independence nmf lit>- Hence our machinery for eating and automobile horn. Wo are pleased to digesting nnd nourishing our bodies, . . ., , get down to real work In this man's crly. . of their number in Jail? . * . , iiK-w that the majority of the Sunday ' Indepomlcnco through; th rift would is inferior to the auto, whuh Ue have ___ ,...........,___ , town. The money is up for these im­ listeners have already taken to si; With the bonds voted in tho New provements nnd wo are paying on the Im> u g.>od motto to keep constantly in created mom efficient tlutn our own fencing their Klaxons on that day, Imillc::, humnn modi Inert. Sm yrna road district for real roads bonds. Ii>t the taxpayers sec some­ mind. und are using.their right and left "Economy," woter Dr. ilamta-l John­ 'A <|Uc*r notion, blsarre yet logical, palms instead. It will greatly please M ■and the bridge across the river finish­ thing for their money and get the Fruit ilowlfi, NnrcbsiH Howls, Candle Sticks,- H:tby (liMids, J ed, Sanford folks should have n de- work stnrteil in time for the tourists son, "is tin* parent of integrity, nf suggests itself. Atdm.alH grow fur, the Saldcitli -observing people to look Ityhtrul timo at Coronado Bench next to sceHhnt Sanford means business in liberty nod ease and the beauteous (Which protects them efficiently ngnirist on and note that eiery one adopts tliisItusl Craft Novelties, Dolls, etc. lister of temperance, of chcoefulne.is cold. Man keeps warm by artificial in-kecpirg-wilh-the-day method of ■ regard to the boat bnsin. summer. i nnd health." | licit. However— ----------- o----------■ making known their enthusiastic en­ The value and satisfaction of tilt-! You’re sitting nt home, notice the joyment and appreciation. There is a communication in this Hardee county turned down the -hur.it .}*auc for h million dollars. Tho issue ivgnrding the shooting of fire­ erty and independence, so generally!toom is cool. Mo mi the flour, you Ilm] nllSF.KVER, . | i >*l'!e were not satisfied with the »pe- works nnd niujoting . crackers on unrecognized in the bloom ami vigor!the air cold. Stand mi a rhalr and yon cittcatii.iH, This Is the way to d o 'it. Christinas or any other time in the of youth, looms linger «S the yearn discover plenty of heal up near the w ,,AT)u:i{ ANj) cnol> CONDITION , N ,,|#oull>A ,.-n u \YKKK KNDW have all voted tod blindly for the hardness or reaidenc* aectinns of the advance and we in-gin to crave a fre--- ceihng where it dm n't d . any good. dom from the aervitude which nlw ay.ulf nature is guiding os, she t.i lespuncity where lliey nre a nuiaanco and 1k.iv] ii'iie s In the punt. Hereafter the Hi) S. ,MACNOl.lA AVENUE IN(J UHL’. 19, 1922 • goes hand in ‘hand with poverty and, Bible for this system which lias some£if?_ baud issues will he scanned closely annoyance to the residents and the dependence upon others. The ways o f1thing fundament fitly wrong with If. Temperature—The temperature do- ■ a i i N i o a i a B i a i c i R a i a R a i B n n i a B E a n D i t t . » B i » i i i M N « a i i n M l and unlc.tn they suit us we shall be business men and n danger to oil con­ cerned, There is no excuse Tor tills extravagance und waste, which appear! Centimej-fVkiejiiy, with. *>ur p rri-.., jn,f i|,P week was umiMiaily liigh fm ( gains', them. ----- ;---- -a-----------foolishness, there ia not a valid rens- «o (nvilTng at tlrat, coon lagin to nnr-jent heating mclhodt, would lie .inter- ' the ..-emimi averaging dnil, froto tt to — Looks like the Turks and the A l­ on foe allowing it and if the majority row down and present the terrifying \ vent Ion l»y nature to enalde u.t to -p <^-grces above the normal A maxi| keep warm air h>- living on the red- |inum mum of Utl degrees oecurm l at armre lies would settle their differences and of the people were consulted on the prospect of pentity. Itul it is possible to avoid liiisjings. Couldii't l lies do it. central anil auutliufii Sun* adjourn the meeting f o r Christmas. m atter they would cut out all this This would give the Turks time to get stuff a t .all times uf the year. There gloomy outlook in tho afternoon ofj Uu>juer.tionahly mir bodies are out'^hine--Tke percentage of .-m-ishlne back home and kill off a 'million will be other communications in thr- life. Syrttemalic economy uml precaU- of date. Nature L lagging, not ebung-Jw.,_, fijg|j except in the cxlrcme v.-est Christian* before New Year's day niul I'eoplu’o Forum column on this suit- tion ngaliiHl waatu and extravaganci- ing in ns fast a*, oar progress ami n„,j portions of -the iiurthern division, wherd the average w.is le-i.i than nor- ir a a i i a i B x u c i i a a n i u B i c u B i i B x a i i H i a a a i B B i a i M R M c a i B i i i *i they could be back nt the meeting jeet tinleiirt the city commissioners in tile days of pmJperity will (ici-vant' liet-ds re jUire. uNo doubt no idle congress .one o f j,na|. The last two day s of Hie week In time to grab off another slice nf decide to enforce tin* ordinance fto * |‘hi* unhappy condition in later years It is not necessary that one should j these days will attempt to remedy lhweep overcast over much of the secagainst it or frame a new one that will territory. 2 S ^ have had the advantages of a good situation l>y legi dating against M o-, tiuti, llainfnll —There was a general ,~Jcut it out or ju st instruct the city edacatimt o:even pos. css gtx-f.ler op.|llu-r Nature or a t ioast appointing an • |n rainfall,"except in the T he HL Augustine Record publish­ manager nnd the chief of police to *cc ed a 32-pngo edition filled with holi­ thal it dims not happen again. The portunities that otiter fwesons in order (expensive investigating conimlttee. At erltvnie soutli and west of tin* Ap.-ito achieve this freedom. Waste, in fact that, it would lucomplit h as much a 1•lachbla rive r where the previous de* day greetings and it was nil to I hi. people do ^ot want it. j o is sona'llmca’the result of too mudi most of tin*:!** comaiUteoii.- 1ainpa ^fieiency was made up during th<- last m erry Christmas nil the way through. imaginury Independence among those Times. V. | days of thi- week. The billowing we I. - - A-t St. Augustine people cling to the Rec­ RENHIItl.E CHRISTMAS (JIVINH ly ti*t.'d in iiu ltes and tenth*’ , were ir who nre fortunate at the beginning ord nnd give it fine support nil the ---- if life. Crt-fil ability to earn ,nnd nip ( *» M Sa ^ portrd:' Pensacola, 2.7: Ap.-d.u hiol.i. year through and the St. Augustine Ha One of (lie most hopeful signs of id advancement, sofantiines destroy : 1.0; Mmianiiii, 1.0; * Madison, 1.7; Record gives the people of St. Augus­ Ra ** Moiiticcllo, 2.0; kiuiiKy, Lit. The tine a fine support every day in the progresa we have noted nround Eus* the true petception.of hnppiaeaa and H tf-i is the. inclination of our peoplu to 101 'week's total throughout th e central ■uccss. year. | and southern divisions ranged from no get away from the old custom of givDo not contemplate thrift us u sac­ h# ----------- o-----------b I t f a It; >4 l u ha r*i M rain to generally less than one-fourth ing a lot of uselei* Junk for Christ­ rifice of personal liberty. Its consist­ Tho Tampa Times enmo out Tues­ Inch. CROPS: Although too dry gen­ day with lilll pages of Christmas mas presents- that nr* attractive to ent and regular practice provides the erally, most of the time the weather ItHGARIHNG FIREWORK!! ON cheer and tho big edition was fine nil the eyo hut serve no useful purpose. only way one can attain genuine lil>during the week was favorable foe the tho way through. It carried a cut of Commenting on a sim ilar situation erty and a complete fulfillment of the CHRISTMAS advancement uf all truck. The lands in Ih-I.iind the News says: ultimate objects of life. . the new Times building add If Bro art* drying unite rapidly in the south­ "More nnd more those who mu lie‘ McKay gets out a few more such edi­ We are gre.Vly pleased with the ern division end tin* work of plant­ gifts find that the gi-catest enjoyment tions he will have no trouble paying YOUR HANDICAPS ,1 stand fbo Herald 'tnkea regarding ing was poshed wherever possible; for his new building. The Tampa pa­ to both those who give, and those who ^ " W*^ the Chi.-itmauUde celebration, taboo-iconic shipments of licans n.td other leceive comes from something ser­ pers have certainly spread .themselves l)o you enjoy‘your meals? Or da ing the seiiM'li -*r and shockingly in- triiik were made front the Okeechobee viceable/ Articles of clothing make on big editions this year and they are you. often find eating is a ntliauncu? appropriate Imrning of powder and |district; tanVato plants were K*t out. backed up by a progressive bunch of the best gifts of all, though, of course Or, if a housewife, cooking is a pest, exploding of fin-crackers. Christmas t)u* work being1well under way over ■ m erchants in their endeavor to give for the *fair sex articles of jewelry -#»aXs-' •:'-V __ is the nfiniVersury of the great gift boresome, dreaded ? miKakmi.. ft mu.tj of the tomato belt of the south- u come under this hend. No innn evt-j Tampa a good morning nnd a good F /ank Nnyr, phllnoophi-r ami seek-, to man, the gift of a Savior of the c a st—small shipments were made. Tlie had too ninny socks, or shirts or evening paper. ^ g '-±-Z*=r, handkerchiefs hut ho welcomed tin- er o f original causes, makes a sug­ world to hqpele sly lost mankind It j warm weather was unfavorable for a ft gestion that probably has occurred In is n time for profoundcut rcvenyice, p,pi dinuturing of citrus fruit, nlgift of u few more. And woman— , MAY GET CHANCE Ihanksgiyitig and rejoicing- It is not though it' Is improving. Citrus tree* you. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.—Will II. heaven bless her—seems to "never N ayr says: " It's too lmd wo cannot a patriotic ceiehratlun. Catching the need rain. Rcrrlea made fnir to,good a A * w I Hayot, head of the motion picture in­ hsvii anything fit to w ear" when a take in.food like a flivver at a filling spirit of the Great Giver, it is mo-.L p ro g re s s ,..but moderate rain* would special occasion presents itself. That dustries said today that Roscoe C. station for gasoline, Gasnlinu is, to . appro 11r into that y e make g iftfl Iff ,1Ui*t|*HrYe~lr*tmflrtnl—Thr-m**" (F a tty ) Arbucklo might have a chance is why something pretty as-w ell ns the“fitVVeT7'^h!lt’Tfiff37ts~l^UrtI”iVnd Teilnwv uml bivi d 'ones, e.-pei ially rv -' wp.it, where the ‘rainfall has heel) useful* in n woman’s w ear Tnnk'ps thp 7 ‘to "com ehncV 'in tin- motion pictuic*. the flivver gets exactly the right kind membering those who nre tiufortunnle . more general, made good progresa, but Joseph Schenck, poducer, said, "Ros- ideal present. Insofar ns the chil­ of food—ulso'jurtt enough, neither too and needy. -Our rejoicing cannot las; germination is slow over the most of coe will go to work for me. I nm glad d ren 'are com-eined, wo m ust always overdone, hut it -houid always l«- in | ilu* peninsula, especially the late u-edof course, enter to their love for toys much nor too little. to help gird him his chance." "We humans a re eternally eating haimouy with the event we celebrate-, ing. The continued warm weather rennd caftdies nmi the things which to Jesse L. Larky, vice-president id too mprh food or tho wrong kind of tihvays reverently and ijrntefuily ftd- suited in an (nettnue of insect pestr. the Famous Players-lotsk'corporation us appear insignlfteant hut width food. It’s always n puzzle, what will tivating thy spirit the Prince of Peace which have ruined some truck garden* arc the biggest things In the world n i d i "We aru sura Arbucklo will agree with us. We feci a craving for and good will to man so beneficently —spraying is the only salvation, Is-tprove worthy of the truat. No thought to them. Yet the tendency to give corned beef and cabbage or pic, or exnmpli-d and inrulentrd on that won* tueo moved rapidly from the Sanford hns been given tho m atter of releas­ children useful books nnd toys which district; hut the iiunlily is not so good lobster, hut lhope's uncertainty ns detful great day, instruct ns well as amuse Is growing ing the pictures already inode and no The Hanford Herald advocates sane­ ns usual; celery is doing very well. to whether it will rest easily a fte r stronger with eacli succeeding Christi i we have no plans In this connection. ly and wisely mid most appropriately Dim kut is reported in some cabbage . % it's down. * Roscos Arbuckle sold: "1 want to mns! "Tho doctors tell us our bodie.H nre We can with wifely depend on Tito nnd cauliflower fields; and the red "It ia easy to spend the holiday machine.).. When it come* to taking Herald publisher to take the right spider is troubling Borne Ix-rry fields — b money sensibly, If you'll only make aboard our fuel, we’re much Inferior view of every ijuention and to voice jil) of these conditions being due to up j^ottr mind to do so. And you'll get tho best sentiment of his own min i Iwarm, dry weather. Ranges nre poor WllEN u a lot more pleasure out of the ex­ to the nuto." U BELL Scientists say th a t bodies adapt an dof the public in his excellent Jour-j on uplands of the interior, nnd stock LIST IT penditure, -too, when you know that YOUR REAL WITH US the gift-is proring servicenhie to «omc themselves to environment—th at na­ nnl of nows. It in ocrasioif of tdurerr water ia .cam* in some localitieJ qf ESTATE s ' ,.‘t i n a, one. Price tags do not fix the value ture makes niidltiona when needed, or Congratulation to publisher and peo­ the northern division. ■ ■ M ple that this is tho case. takes away what is noYonger needed. of a gift. Sensible people do not figure TROUlil.ED WITH WEAK KHlWe here, also take the opportunity We have a good buy fur some that tho best gift, the most appreeb A favorite illustration U the blind NKYS on# In a five aero celery form, nted and the most serviceable is the fish of underground rlvenudcprived of of commendirg what the Herald re­ "Huvo been troubles! with weak kid­ with practically now house, cently published regarding refrain* one that cost the most. All of which ey*3 because It doc* not need eight. ney.* since childhood," write* Mis. (!. barn, mulea and all equipment. Of the giraffe, which grew* n long j lug* from applauding our city hand on helps, to make the holiday buying eas­ Q .M n W n l l . f , I Hyde, Ilenzonla, Michigan. "Now past Can be purchased with or with­ ier and gets us a step further along nocl: so It could reach tender leaves Sundays with the auto Klaxonn. The forty and have had terrible backache music of this fine organization i:i out fine celery crop now on it. on the road tt> economy ami good at the tops of the tm a . Hue It changes, however, came very beautiful nnd deserves heartiest ex­ and th at tired out feeling, hardly nble D sense."—Eustis I.akg Region. slowly. Millions of years, according pression' of appreciation, which we to do my work. Uy using Foley Kid­ »o— —T----delight to see accorded to players ney Pills accompanied with Foley. to scientists. * . A LITTLE TALK ON THRIFT AGENTS In the last 23 years man ha* chang­ nnd lender, but on Sundays, the lord's Cathartic Tablets 1 soon felt like a i new person." (Rnrkache, rheumatic People often imagine th a t economy ed hi* ways of living, hjs environment day, let there ho n distinction mude pain*, dizziness and blurred vision tire _ S means a sta te of bondage nnd that it more than his ancestors in 35 contu*. from the week day demonstrations, symptoms of kidney trouble. Foley Fire, Casualty, Au(o foaurance and let tho plaudits he with the glmi restricts them In the full enjoyment rJes_h|*foro. 105 W. F lrat 8 U BAN FORD, FLA of life's advantages nnd blessings. On ahfrlcvelopipB bo rapidly th at hand, vigorous' a* may he, ccrtalnlyi Kidney PIH» gi*'u quick relief. Sold everywhere.—Adv, •* - ' •' ’ v *! - . • ' - .. the contrary economy nnd th rift open nature isn't keeping up with ue. but not by the raucous and less *av.. • ^ • Jg5X£i-l-v * • h* i rtO L im ii:ii) ____ l.'dllnr n . j . ntiL i.v .... N. J. 1.11.1,AIII) S»fr»l*ri-Tr««Br*r II. A. IK K l...... ----- t i r n r m l M nn **«-r Are They Due for Redemption? PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, Florida 1 SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE AVORKS & ■ & & & & & & & & & & & & f 4 \ COME IN FOR SUGGESTIONS \ GIFTS OF QUALITY .[ i-Lady’si Shoppe | THE HERALD DOES RUSH JOB PRINTING TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS 3 A’Substantial Xinns-Uresent in the City Sub- 3 stantial, a Home for the Family. T '• g M ^ % * It f A R e a l jO p p o r tu n ity j 1 T o O w n Y our H om e on 2 Lake Front 3 : s \ ou cannot afford to miss this chance. ** 3 ' Home built to ])lease the buyer. Can be S purchased on terms to suit your income. 3 Tho only developed Lake Front >subdi’ ■ vision, Electric -Lights, Gas, Paved Sti^ets ■ and Side Walks. SEE OWNER Maxwell & Britt . Bo W . H e r n d o n 1 ESTATE | HQTEIi | g | . • . • . ,’ i , �Silt THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,''I FU KSi)AY, NOVEMUEU 21, 1922 ns Fit PURELY PROFESSIONAL CLASSIFIED = ADS : Itj Card* of SinfonT* Reput­ able Profession*! 3Ien, each 0f whom. In M* chosen professlon the Herald .recom­ mends to the people. ' pea pa m h i In 3s #N N M Pa im G eo r g e A. DeCottep ■ Attorney*at-Lnw CLatiiied Adj te c. line. No ad taken for leaa than 23c. and pnaitirely no claaaifled ad* charged to ^nyone. Cash must aecnrapaoy all orders. Count fire words to a tins and remit accordingly, h ^ n m ig n n Pn Ft Fo re> Fn n Fa 1*1 F*l Fa ft Fst m Ki Kn m t:i t a M, S ) F) IfT lot Fa Fa pa T* pa mi ‘Fa fu W M N P9 IL F. WHITNER, Jr.. County Agent SEMINOLE COUNTY GROVE AND FARM NEWS NOTES im On Saturdays the County Agent can be found in his office in the linscmrnt of tha Court House. At any other time he mny be m* reached through the office of the Chamber of Commerce. Ix-ave Mi fa all rails there. C.P'fA fel *3 f 34 F& Hi fw . Fit M P t F i F i F3 3? Fa m F=t im F a F a fa fa tC Fa Fa ' fa Mi * Fa Fa Fa GENEVA if ff } Fa Fa- Fa Fk laj M Miss Elizabeth ‘and Roy Brnddock of Calahnn nre visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. I. D. Hart. Mrs. W.* G. Kllbc nnd Mrs. Wm.‘ Kills, nnd Mrs Quick were shopping in Snnford Wednesday. •Mr. and Mrs. I’. J. Wakefield wpre •>fV> in Orlando on business Tuesday. »c* i-ilt •t , Mr. nnd Mrs. E, R. Kllbc, Mr. nnd >11, Mrs. I. W. Prevail, Mf*. Fred Me Fit rlone and Christna McClellnn attended the fish fry nt Moore Station Pridny. Mr. nnd Mr.i.-G. C. Jacobs nnd Mrs. J. Prevntt ami dnlighter of Chuluota, ..Vi apent Sunday with Mrs. J. W. Prevatt. Mrs. Gresham* who had been ill for two months, filed iq the hospital at Orlando Monday. She whs SI years of age. She leaves two daughters nnd n hukbnnd, also two brothers to mourn her loss. Mrs, C. F. Proctor of Canuon was visiting her nunt Mrs. Clnrn IlnuIor rum last week. Sirs. Grover la’files nnd Miss M«‘* were shopping In Sanford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Prevatt nnd •Mrs. Fred McFarlnnc spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Proctor. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H aaaaaaB aaB aaB aF H aaM B aB B H H M M H M n n i Mrs. Hnnimeil of Sanford spent Sun­ day with-Mrs. Fred McFnrlnne. Oyster supper will be held a t the town hall Dec. 2th Pubtin invited. i n rs. I. W. .Prcrutt. iMrs. Fred Me- ;* Knrlnno Tuesday1 with M rs.la nno spent Tuesday « . TTt*~t¥t f'fTffif'fi (irove LefiiOs : ; « Mr. nmLMr*. F. Cqntpbdl and chll-jjj dren of Haines City muvpd here Tues-1* .‘J ?■» day to spend the winter. Just received a big line of beautiful HIGH Packing housi? has closed down f«r!S SCHOOL PENNANTS nlwo the “Class 23” the holidays. Pennants, in Class colors. Ju st the present Thu rain that fell hero Wodnesfor the High School Girl or Hoy :: dny nnd Thursday was a great lu lp to the crops. Mrs. G .’W. Nicholson is vhflting her son, J. J. Nicholson of Osteen. Nothing in all the world could please you and yours more. Sedan; Touring, Special Tour­ ing, Sport and other models in our new Sales Rooms. COTTON STAINER ATTACKS" parts of the United Slats* where cabbages are grown-In largo quanti­ TANGERINES SEED BED boards for sale. See il. ties for the market. Scientific inireaj orer Seminole County Bank 2 a*73*?" - _' ‘ .-i-T. 7*" 4 f T, Puce, SOt First street. 22'J-3le The cotlon-stnincr, a bug belonging ligations havu brought out some of SANFORD *t* FLORIDA FOIt L A L E -O n account~of moving to /h e same faiaD; as the pumpkin- the practical ways oL preventing the nway will sell my Parlor Grand bug, has made ts appearance n sov-H disease. These prtventivc measures, piano, n t half price.—Mr*. P. M. hug, has made its appearance In sev­ in so far ns they can bo made appli­ Doyd, 200 French Ave. 229-lto eral groves nround Oveldo, mjd has cable to Florida conditions, arc here a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w SEVERAL HOUSED lor sale, tlouse cnusld the loss of some tangerines. given. How to Prevent Black Rot for rent. Seo Thigpen. 06-tfc This bug appears In numbers only First- National Bank Building SEED-BEDS: The ser<L-bcda should very occasionally, as generally the \V00D FOR SALE—$8.50 n cord. SANFORD -t* FLORIDA Please arrange to pay cash on de­ w&ather conditions sufficiently con­ bo prepared In fresh soil," in which livery, and specify the kind of wood trol its numbers to .where it docs no no plants of the cabbage family (cab­ wanted, when placing your order.—F. noticeable harm, This year due to bage, rutabagas, cauliflowers, colB. Vcmay. 100-tfc existing conditions perhaps the warm lards, turnips, radishes, kale, mustard, dry spell, which has tasted so late, it etc.) have been growing. This is FOR SALE—Doalcr nnd Gnya’^pptnt^ has surprised some citrus growers necessary because the bacteria live LAWYER ■ and varnishes nt Sanford Novelty and given considerable-alarm. from one season t» another in decayed 123-tfc —Court House Works, Snnford agents. The cotton-staincr Is described by cnbbnges, or old soil, and probably In some ordinary field weeds related to FARMERS—You can get seed bed Watson ns follows: the cabbage. The mntufo bug is a little less than frnm -V and irrigation plugs at the “SEEDS: The seed,* should he Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc a half .inch long and in about 3-16 of Sjes Exsmlncd Glaasea Designed treated before planting. Put them in an inch wide. Its shape Is between FOR SA LE--First street property. n cloth rack nnd lower thu sack for oblong nod oval. The head and most Fine location, eight rooms nnd hath, fifteen minutes into a solution of rprof the thorax nnd the base of the legs lights, water, possession I’cb. 1st, TcsiVo nuhlimste (one pnrt to one nre red. The wings are dark brown $1,500 cash, balance lung time. For thouMind'partH of w ater); then spread edged with yellow. When the wings Optlcian-OptometrUt terms nml other information address the seeds put to dry, not allowing the nre crossed over the back in the man­ 222-Glp 312 East First 8 lrw t Sanford, Fla. “Property'* care Herald. * ner characteristic of the true bugs, direct rays of the sun to fall upon FOR BALE—Christmas greens and these yellow edges form two rather them. Do not use a metal vessel, ns holly by the Brotherhood of Saint conspicuous lines which cross' dingon- Jthls would be corroded. Corrosive aa m fa n » VP> m h* » Andrew. Phone orders to Stewart the ally on the back. This Is n tropical sublimate tablets mny be bought Florist, 2G0-W. 221-7 tc nnd subtropical Insect wh!c{t be­ from druggists, and one tablet is suf­ FUR SALE—Buiek speedster, class come* more abundant towards the ficient to treat a pound of cnbbngc lest car in town. See May, Dodge South. seed. This treatm ent of the seed will salesman. 225-Gtc not injure Its vitality. Prof. F. C. Control FOR SALE—Several good Fords Theso bugs tuny be collected in the Stewart, of the New York Experiment cheap; several podge touring caf* some way ns the pumpkin bugs. Also Station, has proved that the bacteria WRATH Kit BULLETIN- SERVICE N -------- * » cheap.—Sanford Motor Co., Dodge advantage mny he taken of their causing black rot mny remain alive t* You can find the name of FOR CARIBBEAN SHIPPING 225-Gt fondness for cotton seed by placing cn dry seed for as much ns eight to HBBBnEBBBBKniniBBIIHB flflBKaaBHMBBnBBMBBBlIBBBBBBBaRaNBBllJP Id every live Business Sian ha Dealers, Phone 3. M In Sanford in thin Column ha FOR SALE—Christum* fruit cakes small piles of the seed under the!eleven months, lie iilso found living WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Special IIH S a a ilR R B K B B IIB D IS X a B n E lIiB H ia S X R N IIIX R a a a llS IH Iia iVK B» each day. nnd pies at Home Bakery, 105 West trees. The bugs will collect cm these bacteria of black rot on weds bought weather bullutin service for the bene­ B l a m i c i i G i h s l a i i l a i a l G i t e F irst Street, 229-1 tp piles where they can be sprayed with from reliable seedsmen. It is prob- fit of shipping in the Caribbean sea fcillt SAi.E—(liii kens and furniture. kerononc or, better, killed'with a gns-'alde thnt thu disease was first bro’t has been arranged for by the United Fall at 1020"Union Ave. 230-2tp oline torch. By using the torch the into Fluridn vegetable fields on the States Weather bureau through the seed will last for some' time, but if seed. radio service of n commercial steam ­ FROST PROOF VEGETA ill7K Hants sprayed with kerosene the seed be­ "PLANTING **OUT:~’ The plmit s Storage Facilities ship company. The bulletins will be —For immediate shipment extra comes unattractive to the bugs and should bo set out, as far as possible, flashed twice daily from the company's If we please you, tell others; If not, fine stocky plants. Early Jersey, Li meeting the demand for good pure water and there are hundreds ofwill have to bfr removed. —in ground that hn3 not been planted station on Swan Inland, in the W est­ tell us. Phono 198—- ------ - Charleston, Flat Dutch cabbage, Jtig hotths being distributed around the City at ail times. Every family At Ovcido, the hugs were collected in cabbage, or closely related plants ern Caribbean. Boston, Iceberg lettuce, early blood ns are pumpkin bugs; in the curly of Snnford should get the hnhit usd— during the previous season; and nevThe morning Indlutina will be pent turnip beets, Georgia Whitehead, morning when they are wet with dew .e, jtl S(,j| 0n which refuse plants’reSANFORD out onily during tho hurricane season Carolina Buncombe collards, White nnd more or less sluggish because of inted.lu the cabbage have been allow- whlcli last from June through Novem­ plume celery, prepaid mail 200, GOc; General Machine and Boiler Works; ■100, $1.00; l.OOd, $2.00. Express, 2,- the temperature, they were easily c,| to rot, ber, nnd will be in two part*. Tho first shaken from the trees onto sheets, ••FERTILIZING: The use of stable part will contain weather observations Cylinder Grinding; Dcl.uxo Platons; 000, $2.50; 5,000, $5.00.—Parker collected nnd destroyed by dropping ninnuru or compost should Im> avoided, from ten selected stations throughout Fly Wheel Steel Gear Hands; Crank Farms, Atlanta, Ga. 2'J0-2tp into kerosene. After the dsw J 1-*08. 9jnco HUC|, manures are known to the Wtest Indies nnd nearby coasts. And our truck will bo a t your bjek door with a bottle of that pure " Shafts Returned— ---------Phone 62 off nnd il becomes warmer they w lll|cnl|llc fic!(U t)) rcmnin infected, by The second pnrt will contain daily water that all the hotels, restaurants, drug stores nnd soda fountains ^ fly when the tree Is shaken, instead. ^ccplnfc the bacteria alive from one forecast* of wind nnd weather for thu FOR RENT— Unfurnished npartment er dropping to the ground. 'senson to another. The potash in the Gulf of Mexico ami tho Caribbean sea Ferndalo Apartments, 305 E. First commercial fertiliser should bo slight­ west of longitude 73 degrees nnd ad­ ARCHITECT Street. 100-tfc ly‘ increased, ns this will probably vices and wnrnings regarding the lo­ V. C. PIPER VISITS SANFORD FOlt llbiNT—One bed room nnd kitchnarden the plants and make them less cation and movement of hurricanes Room 7, Sillier Illdg. Mr. V. C. P iper,'of the Burcnu of en furnished, price $15 pop month. Plant Industry,. U. S. Department of lirhlt- to an attack of the disease. . in thu warm weather and “northers" SANFORD -:- -;FLORIDA Apply to Mrs. 11. D^ Durant nt Lake Agriculture, Washington. D. <*., visit“ DESTROYING THE INFECTED in winter. Mary. 193-tfc The night bulletins will be broad­ ini Snnford pn Tuesday, December 12. P L A N T S A s soon as any plants FOR RENT—Rooms, furnished, 1011 Mr. PijMjr specializes in forage crops. show the disease, they should bo tak­ cast daily throughout ^ho year and Oak Ave. Phono 283-L-l. 225-6tc He found here, a leguminous plant en out and destroyed a t once. This is will contain forecasts, advices and FOR RENT—-Furnished housekeep­ thnt resembles beggar-weed, which suggested because Insects carry the wnrnings similar to those included in ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■BHBUIIBBBB ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ V. C. COLLER, Prop. ing rooms, 2<)fi East Third Street. ho thinks has a great future, believ­ disease from one plant to another, the second part of the morning bul­ 229-2tp ing that It will prove to be to the nnd it is probable thnt the wind also letins! South, what clover and alfalfa, are to distributes it over the fields by blowWANTED TO BUY TRAFFIC TOLL HEAVY ‘Small houso with two or three lots. the uorth. He thinks thnt perhaps it ing dusl from Infected plants to those that are still healthy. Miami, Dee. 21.—One is dond ami CONTRACTOR and liUlLDGR Modern. If you have a piece of prop- hull been introduced accidentally from •‘Vf* “CLEANING TOOLS: All tool* four ure injured ns the result of n SI7 Comtaerci.il S t r u t —Sanford Fla. v tt? t,mt wiH mcot our requirements. the West Indies, in some $vny. It kns and Implements til at hftve l>eon used series of street accidents in the last We can guarantee you quick action j leaves and seed which look .very much like the beggar weed, but is of a more in Infected soil should be sterilized by. 2-t hours. A negro laborer suffered an sale.* !o r,less vining nature and will maku wiping them with a dilute solution of fatal injuries yesterday afternoon See .Mr. Bronson good seal if kept mown, or if it is crude carbolic ncidf, before using them when he was struck by a nAitor truck. , with ELECTRICAL C O N T R A C T O R S grazed by cattle; Mr. Piper is quite in powly planted soil. At the very Four passengers in a street car, two A. P. CONN ELY & SOfcS n golfer nnd the county agent took Icom, implements should he scoured of whom were cut nnd'bruised when "fotablished 1908“ KMtinghcusa Lights nnd-^Appliancc» hiln out to our country club. He was bright before using them In tho new the cur struck a truck this morning. REAL ESTATE New Lino or Fixturcf field. The bacteria could easily be In Ihrco accidents street ears figured. Phone 18 101-8 Magnulla Arc. very much impressed by our cluli carried from an old field into the Narrow streets nn<| grent traffic -conMiller Building----- Magnolia Avenue 229-tfc house, our benatiful trees, shrubbery, nuwly set field on soil th at w as ul-l-KCst|on credited -with having been nnd exquosite views, nnd by the ex­ lowed to remain on cultiyitors nnd maitfly responsible for collisions. cellent condition of our fnirwnys and other implements. greens which hnvc been developed in WANED—A chance to build your “PREPARING FOR THE NEXT new liamy before lumber gets any bo short n time. He thought, too, SEASON: As soon ns tha next crop in s u r a n c e a g e n c y higher. fMana nnd estimates furnjah- that thc plant just spoken of, a Dc# Wntiarketed nit rtfu s^ ra b h a g o plalTt* cd.—SanfonTNovelty Works. 183-tfc modlurn, woulJ make a very good^off FIUR------- AUTO— ^B O N D S nnd old stubs th a t remain in tho WANTED TO RENT—Pennknent, 3 on'some part* of the fairways wherp field, should be completely destroyed, or 4 room unfurnished apartment, the bermuda ha* not done bo well. Mr. cither by plowing uhdor, or better, flat or house, desirable location. Ad 'Piper hns authorized the payment of after removal from tho field. All Many .Who Were Invalid* Now Feel the Joys of Children (Res* "F, S," caro Herald offico, San­ one dollar per pound for all seed of plants of the cabbage, family should Contractor nnd Builder this plant which Is picked, dried and WUh New Toys ford, Fla. 192-tfc brought to the county • ngent. A also be prevented from living over in HANFORD . . . FLORIDA W ANfHit—Rounicrs“ io frb a fc Avo- Chance for some of the hoy* to ninko the fields that are to be used for enhThe new treatment, known a* RE■ ’ -i nue. riione 283-L-l. 225-Glc a little pocket money. This Desmod- bnge in \hc future. GU-MA, is actunlly making new peo­ "ROTATION CROPS: The cleared ft! ST111(T "M i 1' SSL—Lift*. Accident luin hns also been found nt Orlando ple out of human wrecks, as fast as dr r elsh field pliouhl ho planted to crab'grass, such people arc finding out the won­ and Health Insurance man for Sem­ nnd at Minsai. Graduate Veterinarian beggarweed or velvet* beans. These derfully quick rcf.ultx they can get by inole County. New policy. Annual i tie phone*: . Offico crops are not subject to thd black rot taking It. premium*. Liberal contract. Addroac OlTicq 123 OppoBito P. O. Special Agent, Box. 221, Groveland, CHIPS disease, nnd will keep'the soli In good Many people who have bccu Inva­ Residence 257 DeLaruI, Florida Luck is usually with tho farmer condition for tho next year’s crop of lids for months and years are proving * 230-3tc njfef -r-Mt- -mz Florida. *r— ' •— '— vegetables, ns woll as help to ntarve a revelation to their acquaintance'' who docs the benj furmlng. If you want u dual purpose tree—f out tho black rot bacteria in the nail. who never believed there could be Widows hr-italy almost always rd- one thnt will bear fruit nnd nt the “The prevention of the disease, nnd Bitch transformations^ mnrry on Snturdav. same time provide shade In summer its eradication from infected fields, That's tho reason RE-CU-MA is id —the pecan Is the tree you ore look­ depend upon the s tijc t following out widely sold and praised everywhere. . " 1 . ■ Nd pljuib grows In all part* of the ing for. of thc.ie eight points. TJ>e neglect of It.in causing Iren and vltamlnca to go r. — — *' • ■ . C lean w ooden floors, linolcuu^ any one point may .bo fatal to suc­ conning with the blood through the rci of L'karge by Progreraivc Tailor wo rim tile , m arble, con crete, w ith CABBAGE BLACK ROT cess. If, however, ^heso lines of ac­ veins of such folks of That City and thereby Some of the patches of cabbage and tion are followed, It mn ybc expected strengthening their nerves nnd feed­ F cauliflower in the section are showing that theijoss from tho disease will be ing vitality to their withered tissues, *i T , ,VMr Thp ' “ twtalt* !**»»») tlu tobll.h rd 1BOH considerable black-rot. The follow­ greatly diminished. ‘ 'LLAHASSEE, D:c. 21.—PoliccThis gives them new life,,energy ami ing by II. S. Fawcett, published by ~ 'n in Lloridn'n capital city do not t l- K - A - l. . k - s - T - a - t - i : Makes all hotae* robtiat health. Then they see why Investm ent* the Agricultural Experiment Station TWO A. C. L. PULLMANS TURN thelr friehds enjoy themselves, am! c*r uniforms oqd Edwin L. Thomas Kflrm* cleaning easy. n< Gainesville, may be of interest: TURTLE *. F J l*-°* ft Prcwlnif ihop Insists t^a-lnprovMl tnnd Insurance they too have tho incentive to join In “Tfte disease of cabbage, known gs . JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21. — ‘TVo the pleasures and worth-while fhlngr Xnretr nnniln city l.«i» >. shouhl Thomas appeared “black rot," which it due to tho hpc- 'Pullmans of Atlantic Coast Lino train l.onnn i* L-jfii are the City Commission a t its last llitm ra • rtv,». of life.. ' ' •* #0RKMt«d„that the police U h i I b m h P ra p e rtr tloslars* Its s fM ti-rium, pseudomonas campestris, has No. 83, southbound, were reported to RE-CU-MA I* sold In Snnford by for several years caused serious lass­ have turned over a t Allcnhurst, G*., ,i. uniformed and offered to do Main Office tha Union Pharmacy and tha loading es to the cabbage, cauliflower , and near Wacyross^ U st night. Reports druggist* in every city,—Adv. » c’ c^**olng and pressing for the t y r 'u' r .ts r it HftAl.TV COMI*A#V ' rutabaga v-.rrtp- s of thin state. It la reaching here said no onew a s serirail T\ C tho recn Were glyito the * A M 'O tltJ iv x ; i -.*t m h x t r o * t p .* iiV . M sxbsII* Avr. n*R0 <* dfjtructlvc discxnc in other ously injured. _ ‘ c.nd conn olk»tl y> wear them. rkM i «■ ' ’^ ^ <<* h a * * r*>b Awn** ah '• ** . . .!>. . /. ^ FOIt SALE FRED R. WILSON B. & 0. Corner Second Street and Sanford Ave. Open Day and Night-------Ladies’ Rest Room CIIELLI? MAINES s 3 Henry McLaulir., Jr., Opt. D. : a : bu sin ess E DIRECTORY = I Elder Quick Service Transfer Machine & Foundry Co. PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION FOR RENT ELTON J. MOUGHTON And He Sure it’s Elder Springs W ater You g . * UsC in That .Batterys I. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS General Shop and Mill Work GILLON —the roof without an equal in quality and , appearance. Made in a beautiful Tile Red, ‘ Snow White and Green. “; ; FRY B. W. HERNDON s. “NU-TILE” ASPHALT SHINGLES WANTED RECUMA REVIVES ROBUST NU-TILP] is the last \Vord in house cov­ ering-. They have been on Florida homes for more than twelve years and show no sign of wearing out or “curling up.” They are made to stay! Pay a few dollars more and get the best! » Manufactured by AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO., Chicago 0. Shinholser Sold in Sanford by . . ivi. W Tallahassee Policemen Can Have Their Clothes Cleaned and Pressed A. P. Connelly & Sons �^ i Vlf) fet' T VTjj m r t tux* i ..... w in BASE BALL FOOTBALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING tat GOLF BOWLING .^TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor BREAKES LEAGUE RECORD -A S THE FARMERS,WIN OVER CHASE — — THE SA N FO nn DAILY I1ERAI.D. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922 f >l* «,■;u ■ ■ hapman Bowls High Score of Evening and the Orange Packers Administered Worst De­ feat of the Season League records were broken and 4K>sition this senson, they winning by ther records threntened Inst night a majority of four Jess than 809 pin*. it the bowling alleys ns the Farmers Last night's score follows: .'•Iked- awny with an easy win over Farmers WLChase A Co. outfit. Amnnns . 123 f162218437 A manna and Pennington, two of the Chapman ....... 163 1G1 202 518 ‘ague's l»e*t bowlers, have been tied Weih>ski 100 100 ar second place, running neck nnd Hcrbst .......... ........172 165 100 503 eck for the past several weeks. Pen- Couch,........... „..143 120 163 428 Ington has Wen holding the high Geo. Pezold ........ . 148 148 Leonl.for the Wst individual score of Paul I’cznld .... .... 125 125 ny one game, hi* record Wing 211. >ntanns,t however, took that honor Tolnls .......................... . 2388 way front Pennington by howling a Chase & Co. ante of 21(1. These two howlers how Jones ..... ^..121 121 33 314 con «o evenly ntutched of lute that Lcfjlcr . in in 110 312 tuch Interest js centering on their i Adams ,.... ... ....,103 100 Ml 840 uture games a* they are both out for 100 .105 id , P. H erndon. 108 P9 Jood. | Chase . 84 125 209 Chapman, whose average ha* been McKee ;__ ___'... 73 73 lipping Home of late, picked up lust light and roiled u total of 518 pin;Totals ......:........u .......... .1592 ind was high mnn of the evening. The Congregational* record of over K!anding* of the Clubs MOO pins for one night'* work was hrentened lost night ns the Farmers Won Lost Pel. ►owled 2388.' Another good ncore rolt- Congregationals 8 (1 1.000 al.Inst night was that of llerhst, he Men's Club ___ 0 .750 jowling 593. .760 0 Farm ers ........... .250 The outcome of last night’s game Rotary Club ..... 0 0. rave the Farm ers the honor of admin- Merchants .260 atcring the worst defeat to any op- Chase Si Co. .000 8 ft* ha hn V ftl 8 1 Ra fta h i fth #. ft-i im INI KOI.I.INS WILL PLAY M HAVANA TEAM ATU MIAMI JANUARY I ftn . » .?! ;* v *, The Rollins ■ Tnis hroku fti into the limelight ngnin ha yesterday, when it was an­ fto fti nounced th at they will meet to ** the University of Havana .to T* team In Miami on ' New ha Rt Year’s dny. The gnme will ha Fa W the first intvnational ha Rr. contest of the season. to The contest will he staged to M on the polo grounds nt Mi- ha M nmi Heath, arrangements to h i having Wen completed with I'M re I>r. Dick Grant, athletic di- to ft; rector of the University of to Rj Havana. , ■ ha The contest will he the to R-i second between the two to M schools, the first having to ftA | been played in 1903, when ha * . the Tar’s won n six to noth- to Rl ing victory over the Cub- to nns.—Orlando Sentinel. h • to ftl 111 Catcher Ruel Takes Bar Examination. to ha to hi ----- Only one man In 20,1 is more than ■ BEeaSBhEhhBBahBBBH*HB*h*ahhW hhhRW HB*h*HM *h<AatophAit( nix feet tall. 5a Experts have estimated the paten-f tinl water power of the, .British Em­ pire from 60,000,000 to 70,000,000 horsepower. Xmas Turkey Cranberries New Irish Potatoes Sanford Celery Sanford Cauliflower Stone’s Fruit Cake National Biscuit Co.’s Plum Pudding. Apples, GHc peck. CELERY SEED £* Now Ammans can hold the honors awiTilc. • •, . .. i 8 r Ut$ a■ ■ Store ■ ••• u B a ■ * a ■ ■ ■ ■ N V FOR EVERYONE WHO V GIFTS' Solve your Gift problems in Our Gift Department ■I? ENROLLS IN OUR Hut we do not believe 210 will W It will lie easy to find just the right. JJ high score a t the end of the season. gift for each person on your Christ­ Buddy Burdick says he intends to mas list If you will coiye to our spec­ bowl 225. ial Gift Department. And thnt fellow Ileybsl Is going like a house afire. Might be him thnt will hold it next week-' or Chapman, he threatened to do it twice. We will publish the individual av­ erages tomorrow. It will find Pen­ nington nnd Amanns still neck and neck for second place and Stevenson in first /place. Chase &. Go. haven’t given up the ghost yet. They are just reserving some of their Wst cfiVt* until the second half. They havo no chance this half and will put their speed where it will get them somdthing. WATCHES Hamilton, Howard, Waltham, Elgin, Grucn. 7, 15- 17 and 21 Jewels at Reduced prices. DIAMONDS. B ■ 15 Diamond Rings, special price frdm $15.00 to $27.50 . And they will have the Rotes to work on again before long.’Thnt will 1-2 Carat, Dine While Diamond Plat­ inum' liar Pin or Ring. Special be their first victory, so sayeth Tom­ i n * T h e A M M -ln lrl P tr iw l my Jones. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., IJec. 21. 100 of oilier Diamonds at lowest — Hfirry Ruel, 20, catcher for the Bos­ prices Iutok out for tho Merchant* after ton Red Sox, wns one of 14IT7bw studi ids taking the bar examination, it the holidays. Bower nnd Uoyd will bo ort the Job nnd things will pick up was learned bore yesterday. for .the Counter jumpers. Kivu and Purdon arc both going good and so is Rnndnll. With Bower nnd IJoyd 50 Genuine Diamond LaVnlllcrcs to help out, this will then Is? some from' ten m. $118.50 JEWELRY LAVALLII5RES $5.00 to $55.00 Gold Knives, Belt Buckles, Etc. Bracelet Wrist Watches Will Hays Allow* Fnt Comedian Chance to Make (jood Sixty-Year-Old , Western Union Boy Donates to the Boor Silverware ...THE... Diamond Palace Rules for Pulitzer , Air Race Outlined P. Weinberg, Prop. PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES McCuIIer Hoover Vacuum Cleaners, American Beauty Irons —Manning-Bowman Percolators—Ever-Ueady Flashlights—Each a leader in its class—Such Gifts will he appreciated. 112 W "H ■ 1 2 When Xmas. Comes I h»t hi to ha And the way the farmers are going it looks like the second half pennant will tie won by some-one else beside the Congregationals. Not too Into for' I l l , Tl.p A ...trln lril LOS ANGELES, Calif., Dec. 21,— tlie Fnrmers to will the first half, if Roicoc (“ Fatty") Arburkie,' rotund the Champa will slip a little. comedian, barred from the screen since Inst April because at the en­ Sterling, Rogers. * Community, counter with the law, was yesterday Cut Glass, Smoking Sets, Nul restored to the privilege of coming Howls. back to Nic place he once occupied in bin industry, if be can. Will H. Hays, bend of. the picture industry, announc­ (11* T h e ,A*«nclntril MIAMI, Dec. 21.—Louis Burgess, a ed that all restrictions against the acCO-year-old messenger "l>oy" for the toi were to end Jnnunry 1. ThS Famous Players-I.usky Corpor­ Western Union Telegraph Company t __ ^ __ , ation,, which distributed Arbucklc’s hero whose only source of income is from $8 to $15 weekly, earned deliv­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—The min­ pictures, announced that no effort ering messages, has donated $25 to Dalmelto and First Street at imum speed of airplanes entering would bc-mnile at present ttf market the fund being raised to make the Hcnjnmin’s Store next year’s Pulitzer C u p 'rn ce won some films thnt were withdrawn, of widow nnd fVvcn children of J. T. Open Evenings others thnt were never released. Jos­ fixed at 175 miles an hour ut a special Knowles h e r f have a* happy Christ­ eph Sehenck, producer, paid lie would meeting of the contest committee of mas. Burgess appeared at the office the National Aeronautic Association employ Arhuckje, nnd the latter said to 'o f Frank G. Pepper, chairman of the of the United State* of America, lu wns thankful for the chance committee seeking funds, and with i* wn* announced. A maximum land­ work ami would strive to make good. tears rolling down his cheeks told Mr. Mr. Hays issued u brief statement, ing limit of 75 miles an hour, the Pepper he would feel amply repaid for same as -in .the 1322 races ut Detroit, saying he fedt every mnn was entitled the sacrifices he bnd made to save to his chance, nnd that the film tnduB* also was decided upon, and a suh-comtry not only wnntcd to live nnd lot! the money if it would be spent to give millco was appointed to get with rep­ live, but it .wanted to live nnd help'd!*' children a better Christmas. resentatives of the army nnd nav£ air jjV Ci j With Burgess’ contribution heading serVleiB‘ to select the Course for the The Kind You Know Mr. Hays' statem ent added: H»b Rotarians have appeal11*23 meet liver w ater .if possible! "Every man in the right nnd at;*''1 t'» citizens for further contrlhuThc'y cost no more than ordi­ thp proper time Is entitled to his | lions. The Rotary committee lias al- nary tires. Tin* Daily Herald, 15c per week. rhance to make good. It is nppnrcnt. ready raised $.1,000, purchased a lot A free lube with every tire that Itusroo Arbucklo’s conduct since Hlghlnml Park, nnd a home for the lis trouble merits that chance. So Kifowle* family is under construction, e v e r y d a y , fo r as I am concerned, there will n o t 1The Plumbers Union is donating um­ Automobile lbilbs bo a suggestion now that he'should terinl and labor for ihe p lu m b in g fix­ hut have his opportunity to go back to tures and it is hoped tii have'H ie home ready for occupancy by the work in bis profession. first of thu yenr. "In mlr efforts to develop n com* Knowles, a policeman, wns killed phie* co-operation und confidence accidentally by another officer while within the industry, I jiopo we can Mart the New Year with no yester­ a posse wns in search of a negro ties*, days. Live and let live is not enough pcr.'uhv we will try to live nnd help live." MAGNOLIA AVENITE-IMIONE 118 It liecitlho known th at certain def­ inite feature* figured In the action 105 Palmetto Ave.—Phone 481-J u. thru wtirnliow-ATrharktff nnnther portuiiity to make gtsid. m s s .................. “ First, perhaps, was the fact that MBBBBBBBBBBBBBM BBBBBBBBBBB he seems completely changed and I l l y T h r A MHirlnlrifl |*rr**l Look this over and give us your that ids conduct since he was barred MIAMI, Dee. 2l.—T hc condition or ■ Order from ,the .screen Inst April apparently Kdwurd Frndy, of Chicago, automo­ has lieen exemplary. bile mnn charged with the murder of “Then, too, the action was taken In 'h is wife is'unchnnged today .although the spirit of Christmas and it was be­ the physicians said th at tho blood lieved thnt the fullest co-operation in was keeping him alive. Further trans­ all branches of the motion picture in­ fusions will take place ydthin 'the dustry would be best advanced by next few days, If conditions do not clearing the slate ns far as possible. Improve. -■ r- To our friutuls, both far nnd nepr, i P P h , it is known thnt Arbuekle Wc extend.our KrcetlrigH, true and sincere; FRADY REI'OKTED DYING never made n picture to which any ex­ ception possibly could (ie taken,' nnd May in your hearts joy-iiells ring, MIAMI, Dec. 21.—Edgar C. Frndy. .. he never will. — And the New Year bring you every goad automobile man, awaiting trial Ja n ­ "Still again, it was felt th a t inas­ thing. much ns a jury acquitted him of uary 3, on a charge of first degree * . ■-••V • -V..-.. _____ charge* of which he wns charged, he murder for the killing of his wife, Is constitutionally entitled to the right Dorothy Frndy Inst February, waa re­ All the little boys and girls-ju Sanford ore re­ of any citizen, especially the right of ported today ns being in a dying con­ quested to come to The Sanford GVbcerteria work nt Uk> only thing ho knows how dition at a local hqspltnl. I to work nt. Saturday morning‘and get n bnlloon. K l’MOU.PLANE FOUND No pluns are in contemplation for (be release of the three comedies ill j . ’ ■ which Arbuekle appeared before his | TUCSON, Ariz„ Dec. 21.—An un- Call us for what you need. Wo trinl." verified rumor wtfs circulating here have the goods and the prices •yesterday th at the plane of the two are right. i missing aviators, Cel. Francos Mar­ Tho ruby is the heaviest of precious 108 S, Palmetto Avc. shall and Lieut. Charles- Webber, had stones. • been found In the White House can(Opposite Firp Station) ~-T\ _ r ■* UL-r r ¥,* i i 1~=-M. ‘ Of German invention la u device >y‘tm in tho Santa Itltii mountains. It FLORIDA that 'permits u one armed man to was claimed th at the Information had SANFORD lieen b o rughtin to tho city Uy- persona wash hi* hniul mid arm Without Gin had .visited thnt cany oil Vhc sUtanct. ■■■flBBBHEaBUBUBBBMMMM" I Il> Tiir AhtMidniril I 'fr u I CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—Jimmie Burke, fit. Louis, will net ns assistant to Frank Chnnro, newly appointed man­ ager of the Boston Bed Sox, Chance announced yesterday. Burke was f*>rniur manager of the Ameri­ cans nnd lust season, JFrvcd as cbflrh for the lled( Sox under Hugh Duffy, Chance ulso announced that Jack Quinn, pitcher, had signed his con­ tr a c t ' • *a to M *• ft* to Can Fatty Come Back With Public Favor— Montverde Defeated Burke Will Assist He is Back Officially By Leesburg Team Chance With Red Sox Montverde'* basket hall team fell Wfore the attack of the Leesburg High School five last Saturday' in n game played on the Leesburg courts, the score W ing 30 to 10. The ;Lecsburg quintet, always no the alert, managed to pile up a heavy score against its opponents, though the Montverde buskctcer* fought bravely until thu final whistle,—Or­ lando Sentinel. vr Bijr Gallons of Gas and Full (Quarts of Oil Free Air and Battery Water Fraidy Very 111 Now In Miami Charged . Murder of Wife F. P. RINES CHRISTMAS CANDIES Crystalizcd Cherries Pineapples * Figs Dates Nuts of all kinds Citron Oranges Apples Bananas DEANE TURNER Phone 497 (aaMBMAiir tMirff i- i4~and everyone want your family—also your friends. ■ B . II w ill 1)0 a lo t o f fu n to b elo n g . ■ It ia.n big, helpful plan, which will en­ able you and otlieh* to accumulate money for Christmas by saving small amounts by easy stages. . It’s so easy to save th at you will never miss the small amounts you pay in from time to time. When Christmas comes, you will get back in n lump sqm all you have saved, which will lit* just like finding so much money. Make it a sure thing. Enroll nt once. V B ■ ■ fl fl B ■ B B fl B B B ■ B } First National Bank! " A COMMUNITY J!WILDER F. P. FORSTER. President ’ * S B. F. W BITN^R. 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A JL . i ■aBH iiHiB*naaH aaBiaC3ianM uaBncH iia«tiBiaaK iia)]uiH iiaBH a«iiM H H H U Raiii«H M B«aanB3aEaaaBiiBH ritiuiU BnH si)LivtiiB!anneBauH H jnaiB B a«B H B H asiiH aH nM «aB aaM H B iiaB B aaitM aiianaaaa*anaaM aR B aB «aB aaH aa«aH B aaH M H H i u r i ’iM Chinese Horticulturist And Holder of Medal Lives Near DeLand ChilJrcn Die in Shell Explosion pt Now in Dire Want nnd Needs As , sistance of Friends „.l at Valdosta, Ga., DELAND, Fla., Dee. go. l.eu Gim 1 Inmiu Saturday to Gontr, Internationally known horticulUnas vacation with t"ii.'t, ‘ president" of n “Chinese Itopulille" and holder of the Wilder Med­ al awarded liy the U. S. Department uf tgrienitujs*, is at his home here de­ pendent upon thc.generosity of friends —feeble and broken—with a heavy mortgage Upon his home! which for many years hns been one of the show places of Central Florida II. Ik McCall, Mr. W. *L y a m Friends in Del-and are supplying y Hirnlil Vatn visited Orlando on ids sustfimme nntl have taken charge afternoon on h shopping tour, of Ills business affairs in the hope of lit jplc.slid program was given in clearing Up his debts. Hcu resides oh iBtlitttriiirti Ttte <lay flight by bis estate with “ Fanny," a inn re width rjupih *>f Mm. WalnwrlghtV and for twenty years has been bis pet and L Thomp n'* loom , A small ml* sole companion. He lives viiluaily wim fee <■/ - ■u n i was charged. Ls/.ncj' to mod in neededjwlmtil the life of a hermit and during the lest Id year*. has visited DeLand, the fcjBrol ..it! defray I lie expcimt’s nearest town, hut four times. l i t ea:e titinnient. ‘I in* program Leu has numerous horltruilu{u! ac­ L id-red ton- of the ImkI that complishments to Ids credit, but the h Win given by lilt* Oveido |»| rhil.ltvti in st.nie time. The last known is the Leu Gim Gong bars vie e ‘ lino and the per- oraitge, perfected In 18*7 by crossing feirtT shawed the particular ami tile Mediterranean Sweet and Hart’s ttirias clfor; t.t ike teachers who Luiie varieties nnd for which he re­ ceived tho Wilder medal. The tree of Ilililtri Ci:.t of Fort j lids variety will thrive in a climate pending Christmas' tins cold for others while the fruit .Mr. uml Mr*. W.t will remain on the three several ntt mils and maintain its maximum n mount "of jiiite and flavor. In 1HP0, ls ‘ii investigated the grape­ fruit and produced a cross of the common Florida grapefruit nnd the diwill Lave tin ir annual Christ- 11i-foliate orange. The fruit is of Inset the Jtnfdist church Friday superior quality and the tree can are going, for* j: t«n" ■nt management t*r. let 'hairman of the ties, I '.at time is ex- suited old on that or- which ngm *nl>k’ n lo r . ny 'vat m friends in Oveido Jr‘.y s.a-et^, and happiness iiy Trhn—K’ey; k '*• *’* Mitchell entertained the »r» t»f her school and of her *chive| class at her home on evening. The main feature ( tvening was u Christman tree * *hildfen anil a short program * little school children. _J°rw*s, Sr., 1ms hcen confined Nuce on m count of illnenn this Lj m ' r - T. McCulley, J, C. P irUn,w') nnd J. ||. U o arc all k new For,! car*. • • M*,r, aixl |i. p;. French spent P > ' » -Orlando. . * L kiinbitl j., fl|K>nding Xmas ■ ■» IkMily, ■- * - CHICAGO. Dec. 21. — B .w b II Commlxnioner K, M. 1-nndis raid y'i*.** berday that* part of fthc proceed* of Iho world'll fle. ica game nt i. New Ydrk October 5 last had been distributed to the three notional organizations, the American Lengion, Veterans of Koioign Wurs of the United’ Status and Disabled American Veterans of (lie World War, oath getting $20,551.10. The remnindor of the procoed* of tho games, whicli nmountcsl to $1-1,* *,0m° Friday to holp 0od"i0, including the 2 i>er cent Inter­ a ’tnsa.t joys in th& comtnunest allowed.by New York bank* on Christmas day, wua distributed among: or found anything T My grandchild crnrfil get no relief atevor front a very had crimpy gh,” writ a l ’eter LandU, Afeyeiae, l*o„ “until I gave hint Foley's ney mid Tnr. It is a greet help f ir at and tliroat tr<u hlo." Coughs, ils, enftip, throat, chivl and ,hran cl Irrilnllcvi q i"k!y relieve! \vlth ey’if Honey ami ‘Farr < nut litu no ate.t -ingrcdii uf.i printed i.tt the till (T. .‘itood till-t o -l ef t ill" ;,rrV- STROUT FARM AGENCY i n Magnolia Avenue «n Dixie Hitthwny, nitm, garage. 1ft atTea; Electric light, running water, ■telephone, hath. Deep well, Felrbankn-Morac engine, water piped to all parts of farm. Orange, tangerine*, grapefruit, peaches, blackberries,1tnto blueberries. 11 varieties of grapes, lemon, cherries,, hananns, loqunt, Jnji. •irrriir.nmn, nr lljcrrio.*, roicllc, gunvus. Farm and garden tools, cow, calf, In. 1. of Muscovi ducks included, nil fur Siv'iOO. $3,500*cash, hal. 1, 2 and H years. 210-tfe DANCING CLASSES every Tuesday a t Parish House at 1 p. m. for chil­ dren and ? p. ni. for adults. Interpre­ tative and ball room dutteing.—Profes­ sor U Kbsen. . . l l i-tfc Have tho Herald do your next job In the City Substantial Substantial Christinas Gifts Should Be Given Cancerous war relics aro being "hunted by authorities a t Watertow n, N. Y., follow ing tho d e a th of eig h t children, 7 to 10, caused by ih a •sp to slo n of an a rtille ry shell a t tho homo of K dw ard O, W o rk m an . Tho shelt w as picked up tw o y e a rs ago n t nn urm y artillery field. P ic­ tu re, snapped hnm edlately a f te r tho b last, show s physic lana cxaxnUiliuJ bodlca. Tho c a rp e ls and sh e e ts cover v ic tim s' bodies. Moved into New Homes First Eleven Months Rain Tail Exceeded All Sanford i building everywhere in Records Uradentosvn e eitv limits nnd in the sutmths, mid e city anil S’lhtirhx will hooii eonin over ten thousand people conlin- D.-cenibcr tlurkeepiitg of »»• ord* locally bt gan. Mure tlmn five gntl onc-halt feet of wider had fallen here this year up to December I, to be exact, inches, and one niontlt o f’the year still re­ mained. The average rainfall during the thiily-eight years has liven hit.I * "inches. The IPlIO total was M ,'t inches and that of IPiM tid.I.’I. •Inly, IPS", probably was the wet­ test month in this section of which there is a record. The total precipi­ tation was :20,(ii> Incltps. August fol­ low'd! with atio(her fall of- 19.35 inches, Soptvmher, 10.35 find October 12.02. * fi Nr6 futther UXplanfttlon ns to why grent parts of South Florida wore “afloat" for n while In the fall is m*fi* esHnry, ployed by .Solomon Rurlfnghume, of North Adams, Mass, He was adopted by ap unmarried daughter of Mr. Rurlinglmme’s in 1874. Two years Inter Leu was elected first “prcMdeht' of the "Chinese Republic," nt a meetIng under a large chestnut "tree in a row pasture near North Adams, held in cnnriertJoii udth th o Centennial The Dnily llrraMp Ith-pt-t—n't^*l celebration to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Dec­ laration of Independence. R. Chung, homes. $850, $1,500, $2,11)0, tgulpone of the members of the movement, ped with water n*.nl electric lights. who mgt with Lou, wns ordered to Small payment with monthly instnllChina with the nbws and to launch a mtnU.—C. 11. F.llis, Lake Mnry, Fla. campaign. 'Chung dicrl lieforc he 228-3tc rcachei^ China nnd the movement end­ ed there although sonic of the prin­ ciples laid down by Leu are now raid to be Incorporated In tho laws of the present Chinese government. . When Leu's foster mother died the llurliiighnnio property near hurt* wn* left to him, nnd five per cent of the remninder of the estate. -- ■ ^ sflt*nvxjn f e f a a l II of Mnryavillc Col£ £ Mn‘l * |t» Mario Mifahai! 1 ^glen, D. c., aro apinding utmax holidays with rulntivca «-mr„rd and Orlando. "Unii.i Wright of Southern n,il Mi. t.j Klixabcth JatwaUietaie Young, nnd Walter • * iIn* Mis* Mabie ,,,,, KU *,r'l McCall of RtbLion 'I Alan Thompson' of Z ,. r* r,,!1, lte. Norman Park. GRANDCHILD HAD CKOUPY COL'GH NEW YORlL Dec, til. 1’iiicusi AnnHtuslu of Greece, arriving on tho Olympic tedny for a visit to her na­ tive land, a t once set about the busk dollar (irincess, legend which has fol­ lowed her rtnee *h ‘married Prince Christopher, brother of King (‘oittnntine of Greece, The hrido said she had not expoinl­ et I one penny of tin* fortune left her by 11"r late Itu.* band. William It. l-tvih, It is ;i cr"v.t <*! »m* :jHimegrnnnti* and grapefruit. rdjrar.t .j.v-ul .Monday afterlmoii Leu also purfaettd Utc-cherry .u y Oitamlo. rant in MasaachusetLi, a cross of the Bn Catherine Young nnd Walter otdinary currant and the gra|M.*. In kf of Hollins College spent the | other fields he produced an apple that l«d willi «h. ir parents. : ripened in duly, a Into" peach grown I". 1L l! Ko-i 'ih-I ivturlied home under glass with the fruit ripening in toby after a vi-ii of several ; November, n salmon colored raspberb to 1*01)1,. lie Is-on ami dackson- |ry and a tomato plant that grpvvs to i>m‘ court, Sanford is growing by leaps nnd hound* ami people are moving far*. Iher out to get more tm m for bdaiitiful yard* nntl flower gardens nnd trees and shrubs. There arc many other* building in Snnford proper and In tho suburhs ftj’.il the year of Jlidll will Ih* n liuild-. ing year in Htbi city with th * reran) of new homes and new |iii sines a Mock* that will surpass any ijot »>;dy In this city hift in the rttute. PercolatorK' Grills Toasters Stoves Irtfns Heating: Pads Vibrators WafHe Iron3 Sewing Machine Mo tors. * Evcr-Ready Flashlights EDISON MAZDA LAMPS gent upon Sanford hj the btislncs.x Furniture of All Descriptions With every pureltaso of gas and oils a t our station from now until noon Saturday, Dec; 211, we band you free a La­ dies’ Sewing Thimble, inside of which is a FRFF chance on a num­ ber of nice Fat Gohlers for Christmas. The purrhtise of u Tire of Tube entitles you to two of these nice Thimbles Inside of each of which is a FREE chAnco-. on a Turkey. See t.ur llattery. Tire and Tube Chris I mas Fhirjjaln. Flyers that are being distributed on the Streets and at your hbusc for the next two nr thr^e days. Phone 548 aaBMvaaaapaana 4!*aaaaaaaaRaNB Cliiltlren m;ty lie loul.ed after at our Mloiv in a subslan I ini nimiuor. Everlasting wntul toys, t'liilti's Uorkora, Wtig o.is, ti’n-Curtajuul many other ituns. OPEN EVENINGS AELTIIIS WEEK The Ideal Gift Christmas! j t m ore acceptable asu CliriSImni jpft than one of these beautiful B ulova W atches? They aje ay serviceable as tilery are beautiful —'a constiint reinimler of your thoughtfulness. Drcssfil Turkey, Goose, Duck, Hens und Fry­ ers, Milk-fed Venl, Western latmh and Mut­ ton. Choice Western and Florida Beef or Fork —Fresh Frails and Vegetables—Baltimore and Apalachicola Oysters— Bulk Dates and FIrs, Nuts nifd Mocha nnd Figs, tufd Candies—Pure Candies Java Coffee—Young American, New* York, ,'iuiss. Pimento and Cream Cheese :: :: Phone-210.for Service, Quality and Prices! BULOVA WATCHES •xuuiv. Mli If'kL *i4* CjUtrinrrJ r,w i* • 17)nrt hum 4 ilww*, ottl.W.1 (, mmi>iitt>0(,ntaa« AiriuMilu, k m & -. OtJlUVA L I). MARTIN lit* MUf«kt p»iw4vaifbMi If it A?V*UU M|t^»N 9fw p»*4 r»*< « 17 Jiftl SrfOLl |i It. rtfrtiNvkif |*AJ n<«i |fparinrfdfiuAAUdttiKtH, -, Jraritft Un »M-rihfit. A tstgitJ Omi Hi tatty 0 nmfilttf itltxlitn • / HtUt* IFatckti im }Ht* fram $75.00 (• 5/500.00. ■ ______ 105 Palmetto Avc.—Phone i81-J THE JEWELER � 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, 1922 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, December 21, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1922. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1922; <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/cc4d7588bd5bc526ba96fedd18d809d3.pdf c7933e10c231c9b7202161c935f1ae37 PDF Text Text . • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST* VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 220 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1022 It :: < IN CAMP AT MER ROUGE WILL DRAG FOR BODIES ROTARY CLUB HAD GRID. BOYS IN FOUR STATES AS THEIR GUESTS MISSING MEN SUPPOSED Q ( | S BEEN KIDNAP™ PHD BX KU KXUX nv GREAT RECORD TWENTY TWO BANKERS ACCEPTANCE NOTES ' OF SIX MONTHS MATURITY , FLORIDA IN BUILDING EMPLOYEES DRAWN BY GROWERS OF STAPLES Agricultural Crops or Co-operative Marketing Good for Rediscount .* •r . l l l r T t r ‘A o M i r l a l r J l ’r e»»> • ROAD RONDS, IKJII.DING. PROGHESS BEING SHOWN EVERY­ WHERE CIVILIAN OF NAVAL BASE ARRESTED AT BROOKLYN ON INDICTMENTS CHARG­ KIWANIS CLUB ING THRIFT OF GOVERN­ WILL REMEMBER . MENT RHOI’ERTY POOR. XMAS DAY OVER ONE MILLION The reports compiled by the Asso­ WASHINGTON, Dec.-20.—The bankers acceptance of si* months m atur­ ciated Press on Floiiiln building will ity drawn* by growers of staplo agricultural product* or Co-operative Mar­ l*e a most interesting one when it is keting Association* are eligible for purchase of rediscount by Federal Re­ finished and all the figures are In. It serve Ranks under a ruling promulgated by the Federal.Reserve Hoard as n will Show all the building record and step in the direction of longer term credits for Agriculture. Officials declared the good roads.ami the bonds*and ail thu decision which makes agricultural paper tdigihle for rediscount for six jusl A n o th e r Q u ip lc r In C ele­ ENTERTAINED FOOTBALL TEAM months instead of three “should Ik* mnterlnl assistance to Co-operative M ar­ the wonderful record of achievement COMMITTEE NOW AT WORK ON Dollars Worth of Properly Has Been Stolen Since * being accomplished in Florida. brated Kidfkipplnt; ( iwc of keting Associations In financing orderly marketing of crops." OF SANFORD 111011 PLANS TO GIVE OUT RAHKKTS » ■ tlu* War l <... Witnlm Aifli The first four counties reporting S everal-W eeks A «d TO THE NEEDY • SCHOOL included one In West Florida. t#o in t H r T h e A»«urlrf(rd l*rra«l | | tf Tbf I 'li jf l North Florida, and one fh West Cen­ NEW YORK. Dec. 20.—Twenty-two t tral Florida. They are among the At today’s noon-time luncheon of MONKOK, U , D «- 20.—Company T|)(, ){otnry riut> entertained the civilian employes at the Brooklyn na­ C, Louisiana National Guard, of M on-.qjemheni of tin- High School footoldest -in the state and at no time in the Kiwunis Cllib, Rev. Father Peck, val base went arrested tliij morning roe, which inovi*d oat here for •.More-. |)W|| t .-jtnt last niulit nt the Valdez Ho­ their history have they done in one an always welcome visitor, was call* on indictments returned several !. boose Parish yesterday, wn* in camp ^ nl 1||e|r rv(rui.tr monthly night year the amount of building ‘recorded , " liPl"i to invoke Dm blessing. Dr. mouth* ago by Federal grand jury, *t M,-r Rouge at daybreak thin.mornn Wn* ,,n,, ,,f the moat (hithe Inst few years in Duval, O r a n g e , | G--L MiD'T and A. H.-DMii'oii, of the; •|1(, Icharging that government property to. Inf,and will remain thnro w;\ernl <1A>.«^ affairs of the senson • ami Dade, llillsliorough or Piityllus, hut Orlando Credit Association, wan the value of' more than a million dol­ Kroriiiit^ ^ incwilfi' t vd ivi ^ 10,1 t twenty or more of the mcmlxT* their tolal of new construction in other visitors, and both were called lars 1i;(J Ih‘ck stolen since the War. .. Captain Cooper cainmnmling.. ( i , tvart| together with their conch, 22 is slightly less than $1,000,004). ii| on for short talks. Ed. lame, who Tin* arrest* were made by agents of To Their Homes as Tlicri Sufferings From Expos- IDOne will he Wa* •unprepared U» g '* '* ' / j business manager and Dr. Gardner, of these counties constructed is at the head of the alleged entertain­ the department of jtistice. ure*Are Intense • purpose for which the roopa weie looked after their physical need* no new highways this year nor does ment committee pulled off another SiKcial investigator* are said to Knt \o MW Rouge, hut according lo .<|upIllR t|u, VlimM. it at this time contemplate any in stunt. The number* were nrked tt* lirtvt* dlscoverpd government property (Ilf T h r I n lril I’r r a a l write th eir names on slips of paper well -Informed nlwervcr* they weie in c id e n t Trrnsher called the meetSAULTSTEM ARIE, Mich., Dm*. 20.—A wee kmny elapse liefore all the 102.1, hut the other three hqilt a total nod the slip* were deposited in a cl- lieing stolen from the naval base by I «nt there as nn other e mptet ni t o j 0 nrt|,,r a n d 'n ftc r the invocation of 1,1* miles of roads in 1022 and plan truck loads, including great Imixc* of , . , , , . 1 fthhrated kidnapping ea-e. ldanie f o r . j)r Walker several songs were survivors of the Ill-fated tdg Reliance will he able to travel to their homes s^ construction of 110 miles of additional gin box mn| then President Connelly, . . . .. , ' i ,i 'clothing, barrel* of paint, and crates intense nre their sufferings from cold and hunger after their tiny cruft was , i mew ini out three of tin* name* and Die ' ; *•' vhich h;r !-•« n laid on the Ku k 'n x j ,.,,^ Jf| | lotnry t)„. president highwnys in 1021 . . . , . . i ,i i of glan* and commercial alcohol by fortunate one* were informed Dial . “ .. Klin organi-mUons in Louisiana, Ar|J|lo|1 , )r Walker for a few re- disabled and abandoned a t I.isnrd Islands it wns said here. Twenty persons Thin* of the counties issued s i , . ! " " 1 Die gallon. who reached here lust night ure under the care of physicians. One man I* In kuuas nnd Miisisstppi. It is IwReved; marks and in hiscustomary g*'f>d 3f,0,000 worth of IMinds during |,,.,.ii mtine y wen* the speakers of the day. a serious condition with both hands and hath feet frozen. With the nrri\nl will ...«K drag the lake near that troops wm • Hly|, the genial minister while the fourth sold $«K7.000 worth T,u’ ,,r" 'v" w‘*n * l' " ,"k Mi,,ur* W A SH IN G TO N , Dec. 20. Newton Mrr Rouge, in which it is iM-lieved t tlu-buys some good advice oil of these survivors thiity-six aboard the Reliance when it was disabled hnvot II. A. Neel ond A. I.. Hells. riu-y | . , , , , , . , , , I), linker, who ws* se c re ta ry ot w ar been accounted for. Seven reached Soo Sunday, two nre in u Canadian lum. voted in lt'21, a grand total of $2.2.0, , ’ grr hidden the bodies of Mnjor Watt ^ school life and their life after her camp and three aboard the lug Gray and twenty nre recupernting here 000. Of this amount SI,f»tli.OiMi was Were ordered to tel what they would* m Prc<idi*al W ilsons cab in et, appearnmlI I <<A, if tli, \ hail a milli* Ibni.ls and Thomas Richard i. M«vr j ( hnvo „om. jnl„ ,h world. f»ir highways. Ih special fcdcinl grand while four lost their lives. Range citizens who have lieeit ol>ssmg ’ The issuance of houda was ritnlnni-1 * 1’’ otfi'inieil that the .one wlm t ilk- ‘jury which it. in Kcsniotl here, invesj >,*. Pule don gave them a fine talk linte the kidnapping on Align t 21. on Rotary anil what it means to tujvo t. Indding a l>ig i hunk of ing up to lhi- Inst days of tin- y e a r.C 1* tigatiiig war fraui llie Rotary apirit of giving more than Brmleiitowu y esterday having on ail "'* 1,1 ,il'' 1' K*'1 liaud, would lie Issue of $221,0(111 for municipal im -; aw arded •« prize. A. I., ill'll* and tlie you receive in life. .! "writer proveinents. with imlh'itlionn early| r ,u r were M.spi.imi* of the wh.de F F A IJ I 1 icsidcnt T hraslier then introdueed lust night that the Isaue had been r a t - !," 1> mmh their Ldh. mighty I U l i l l k J 1 L l T U l .iifl tl'.e mehilters of the football team short, lad Frank Miller, who always: Hied. . . l -s t 1 la n d * as each boy arose they weie Twenty-one citie and towns alone takes a ’elinnce, rhewetl thy rag for at *(,1 1 1 )1 1 3 1 V C S S I S j rpundly applauded. . five minutes and won the pti.e in tlie peninsular section of tli state _____ . j Prof. Cooper mul. Dr. Gardner were a pair of sox anil In' didn't know, in IP2I spent a total of more than WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. — Re­ i idled upon and after tlu-y hint made what to do with them when he got, $ 22 , 000,000 fur construction op m*w sponding to House resolution, Secre­ shotl talk* they laid the whole blame For Recovery of War Claims Amounting to Over them. building*, while conservative esti­ tary -Denhy transmitted to conger** for Du* success of the 4eam upon III AT WILL PUT CONSTANTINO­ Three Millions mates placed the state's total at $o0,- -I'nsidcnt Connelly t,,|,| of being; Comb Wilkinson who was asked to Ulay tin* information in the* hand* called to Jacksonville to testify in the PLE IN DANGER ’ 000.000. Tlie peninsular continued it* if the naiy department nn tlu* slat- give an aeeouut of his stewardship of i i i T h e A».«ctBird I'lfMi * . , I building -in It »22 without a let-up nndj*^^ncuit court as to what he knew pbout -ii of war*iiipj' arrnppcd under the the team and he made a stirring III, Tfcr \»»i>rlnlrd I’reaM “I’onitions of „ gang of wire tap­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. The Department of Justice i* preparing V*I|lU[|(|{nK material dealers here already Urn,* ..f me the Washington arm ss coy-j cm,- npeecli on the good results of having n| file suit against the Wright-Murtin Aircraft Corporation for the recovery of; LAUSANNE, Dec. 2t).—Tuiklsh ■rm* oi wasnmgiou arm High! I eg* and confidence men who made , ) .'C r i* ''',ry ?have estimated that the total for the the fear* of Nidimarincs, Turkish fears of trrrce nhvnl treaty, or otherwise di»-!'vinniUIJ dis- [wmni\y; t‘‘nm te in football fewnre ,,f :,t basket and ball | « war claim .amounting to .7M» Du* Douse Judiciary Commute.* was Stuli* this year would be $.'0,000,000. ,Sanford their headquarters a , few swiftly flying ucroplnnca, laden with cud uf by the signatories since the!*5* * M’^ 'irs of all kinds ami* the told by Assistant Attorney General Seymour at n hearing on lm|Kachimnt kpr* O ther persons who are familiar with years ago. lie claimed lie wns called homlis, and, generally,- Turkish fears Jjournoaat conference. i,ni* “tLDeti | Ujounma nt of the . _ city from an advertls-ft harges against Attorney General Daugherty today. the amount of construction under way 11111-1* simply t o - testify, bat hi* talk! of aggression* from without that will V The re|M>it shows that neither Oiejtooiefjts to the in 1022 from Key ,West to I’ensacola, showed that he 'wns very familiar put Constantinople in danger havo United Sta.i ■ nor Japan plan to comp * t - Coach Wilkinson, who is with the workings of the gang wlm believe this figure will be exceeded. plrtr the scrapping of any iyci*tlngj one oi .Sanford s able attorneys At Dint, he may have plareil the whole l.ausaupe conference operated tier in jeopardy. capital ship--, at leant pending pronnd -1wn t one of the Ilest jdayers on the he,-ll exiled l Jacksonville just to tes-. The United States i* silent on the patiun uf Hi lieaty, althoiigh Imlh I'lo*i ida University team dating hi* Preparations Started tlfy. situation, bill the allied leaders say Ration* lu\ e *top|H*d work oil large t *"liege tnvs alid ill* good work oil For Ski Tournament Uni) Deane, of the Christina* com­ that they have uttered tiieir Inst word cilpilnl shltm sliips. .ithe team here this year has made it building prugrnnis f cdnitul mittee, reported that the committee on Dm question of tho liberty of tho • Crrat liriiaiu, .on tlie other hum!, was (>r.c of tlu* Lynt in the fttxitr. was getting busy and promised to III* Thr AaHitrlnlril I’rraal ‘‘(’apt. Andrew S. MeCredic, a realihosn to have dis|x).*ed of or to lx* • MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dec.- 20.— have everything in shape for Christ­ struits. Today the Turks must say yes dbpoiing of a very considerable dint of.’Slaiiie, xvlio .is visiting In the Work has begun on tlu* one hundred mas day.' Father Peck offered some or no to tlu; allied project. city, was introduced to the assemblage TO IIRING QUESTION TO VOTE WEATHER BUREAU ANNOUNCl||l The British experts have alreadycumber of older capital ship),. foot Htecl ski slide at Gletiwood Park good suggeat iuiiH and proadwd to do THIS MOItNING TO BMAI.I; AGAIN IN PLACE ON left for England, believing their work ■ The United Slidt ., nceonliilg to Die by Col. George W. tyujght and after here, on which skiers of the country :,ll In* eoiild to help Die committer in CRAFT completed, nnd the French experts CALENDAR nport. in .'id.lition to suspendiiiK work mttking a talk on football and nthwill partTtipnte in the national Ski its work. On motion of Kiwanian lilies guvh. several of Harry I gill dor's are preparing to depart tonight nt »i vessel sunder construction under tournament, to lie1held in Minneapolis Scoggins it wns Hiinniinoutdy i!i ided I I I * Tf ce A s a o e l a l r d !•**•■» Illy Tlir A»«oclntrtl the coucliisiim of the "last session" the treaty, Im* dccommia.iioned all Sl,ngs and Meoti Ii anecdotes that were WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.—A dim Fehrunry 10 and II. to send a ren) Christina* ho'apnt to WASHINGTON. Dec. 20—Futile effir ill- , ii ;*ion of the * tin it*. W hether Completed -hips aiT(\led except the most favorably received. Co-operating with the board of turhance "apparently developing" over ... i, Kiwanian Thigpen, who in i ohfiiii'.l to Col. Knight brought to the niton- forts were made again today in the V ii rupture will conn* on ttic- Htrntls bntli--iii|, i'wiiii"i ii it. wiiiiii soon will park commissioners, .the Municipal a hospital in IhilDuiure, Die gift to the Flnridn peninsula, whence it will the uilmini*problem depend* chiefly on whethor b* plaiid out of commission, and liar- (ion of the Kotnrjnim the sponsorship j senuto by si..... . move northwestward, the weather bu­ Ski Cluli of Minneapolis and Die Odin he made tlirougli the Kiwnnis iluli of „f (|„> trnfip* «f Die Hoy Scout* jt rat ion shipping hill to bring to a tin* Entente diplomat* nm U lheir. ex­ •okl the Maine and tlie Missouri, a . port-! cun remove tlu* Tuikish fears. vote the question as to whether that reau announced this morning in or­ (lull, another local organization, have that city. *bkh are actually being broken tip. and moved that the Rblarinus adopt “ Dick” Boyd, the Bweel singer of measure should remain Ik*foie 'be sen­ der small craft warnings displayed .subscribed toward Die erection of the This they were trying to ito Inst night. Gn-.-it ihitain, Mr. Denby said, bad the troop which was carried. on the south Atlantic coast (from slide. The tournament will l>e con­ Du* Seminole swamps, favored thu ate or I k * displaced by the Norri* ag­ The iillie-i have emphasized that R. J. Holly spoke briefly on the »t the time Jija inforinalibn was gathducted under the auspices of the three club with a little piece of. a song, hut Charleston, S. C., to Jacksonville. ricultural financing measure. they cannot accept the Turkish re­ tn*J, hut which war, not ihdicated, subject u f athletics in tlu* school and bodies. wns called hock -to finish the Job, quest for Dio suppression of subma­ briken up thiee capital slups; sold to promised the boys the Ik-Ip of tin*. RoThu outstanding event on the open­ which In; did to the entire satisfaction rines nnd military airplanes, espe­ bf brukt a up, fcveu; sold, but not ilis- tarians and of the Sanford • Daily ing day will be the boy’s national fo all present. cially they have Imeii unable to nc>»antliil, one; completed mutilations Herald. championship meet, in which nil Imys rept tip* Ottoman suggestion that .Imlge K. F. Ildusholder gave a fine *o two, and was engaged in tmitilutunder sixteen years of age are eligible GIVK WATER FAUCET combined foreign, fleet* entering the k* »ix olhein. The 'Australian gov­ jidk o n 'the subject of football and the to participate. In addition, a dual ■ - KPKCIAI, TREATMENT; v *LUIn'ck'TH*;i shall mil exccetl in strength ernment, liw^aiid, bail decided to scrap battle of life, likening the football meet’ Vetwoen tho university of MinHF.IItll.D! • MOONKII INE Die fleet of Die strongest naval | hiwftild’to theliusinessw orlit and telling L?* Ixillle mtii»,.j' Aii-jl rnlia. ncsotn nnd University of Wisconsin er of the Black Ju-n. "That would mnke Through lu r ministry of marine, ll)(» buys Dint Du* best athletes and III, The \••Mil'll,Iril l*rr*al will be held that day. the Black Sea forbidden ground," snid •be u n c i:,ry continued, Japan bad the best football players reached the Jacksonville, Dec. 20 .—Sheriff MerI I l f T h e A » » o r l » l » d l *re»*l THREE MEN WHO WERE LEFT On tho following day, (la ss A nnd a French expert. •Uteil that while work preliininary to goal and’the best citizen* reached the HAVRE, Deo. 20.—Georges ClemenII skiers from all parts of Dm United «nd several deputies almost y m k' FOR DEAD IN HERRIN • A h the Itiissiniis pro hyro only for •copping will tie done, the hull* will goal in life chiefly through their,Idea ccnu arrived here today from his oil. the interior of,a negro cafe 'hero RIOTS' , State* and Canada will compete. discussion of the strait squcslion. to*tot be broken up or «unk until’ tlie of service and not through individual­ American pilgrimage in a hilarious "The Minnca|>olis tournament will with axes Ix’foro they uncovered tho ,lny may see tin* last of them nt iau*'Mly ha been ratilied by ull of the ity. That it takes team work to win mood, hut apparently sulTering from mo:d unusual bootlegging equipment l l l r Tfci* t i u r l l l r * P r e s s * he tho biggest in tho history of the sunne. : • * MARION, III., Dec. 20.—With *cnrs Facer*. Certain preliminary work in- on the gridiron and in life.' fatigue. The Tiger received represen­ *ki sport and will take on an inter­ yet found in Du* city. Concealed in ii It* war pointed out Inst night that •Dving removal of guns, turrets, nrThe Valdez Hotel, as usual, served tative* of Franco in the cabin of the of bullets and knife wounds on their wall wns n 30 gnllon tank of moon­ national aspect with vntric* coming togr>. tt"-! engine*, be said, wns bc- mi excellent collation and every one liner o-'i she entered jwrL The former bodles^Jhrco survivors of the Herrin from Canada,” stales L. J. Sverdrup, shine liquor. A pipe 15 feet long rpn failure of the K|rait* negotiations l£Cdone „n sevurai capital ships,» --three |l|ViIVII* present *enjoyed • .........I -- the * evening with the premier had a stormy voyage and riots Y*^|iftod a t tho trial today of fire secretary of the Nntionn! Ski Associa­ from the tank to nn ordinary faucet would not necessarily imply failure uh other vital m atters of Die Lausanne * *wr» had been placed in the fourth |)(,yn Hnd the guests as only Uotnriuns plan* to go to hi* l’nri* homo it} two men In connectlqn with the killing of nt thu kitchen sink. tion, occnsion of* *fcu this weeks and then will take, a long rest twenty non-uniqn men last June. Thoy rt*crvp»and work had boon suspended' know how to enjoy * an...... ~ Tho fnucct wns a “trick" spigot. agenda, nne of which Is arranging the Among tho list who already have *'*• 'York on two others wns pro­ kind and the boy* of the Sanford at his tqunlry place. He asked tlie were Joseph O'Rourke, William Calrju? A person not knowing the combina­ ponre between Greece and Turkey, and made arrangements to attend nre ending with the evident intention of High School football team ami nil correspondent to wish Amerlcn a Mer­ and Robert Officer. Cairns testified tion would only get water from the between Turkey nnd tho Allies. delegations from Dartmouth College, Marquis Curran yesterday iitfromth at after tho defenders of the mine "•"pitting them os aircraft carriers those''who have assisted them this ry Christmas nnd n Hnppy New Year. city main* if he opened it. Those who surrendered under white flags the pri­ Ironwood, Mich.; Grand Beach Club, knew tho ropes could, by inserting a eil II. Ilarrerc, of the' French ilrle-. Permitted under thu n^vnl treaty. yenr left the Valdez with the feeling Denver, Colo.; Bevels soners were marched out of the pit, Michigan; that they have accomplished some­ small key % a slot and turning it, gntiop, that the British government Sacred Jlcart Colleffe Stoke, B. C„ Canada.; Wipnlpeg, UnvcUltd weather .anyj taken somo distance apd then flred thing and that the.m c/t of Sanford obtain moonshine when tho faucet wns hild abandoned the Idea of hnvinr the Montreal, Toronto nnd Quebec, ac­ ^'Sht. It i* unsettled. nre standing behind the Sanford Preparatory School at upon. opened. The proprietor. John Bink­ Ijuisnnnc treat written In English and cording to Secretary tjeverdrup. * . —^ ley, wns to be arraigned before the Frcnrh languages. Hp agreed that the school* in every good movement "Tin’ll- is a revival in nkilng and Tampa Will Apply Ficneh alone should be used. county judge-today. ------- ------ * Wally Reid Better, more and more clubs nre organizing MEN'S CLUBS K b E AC* wome ’or Admission to.. F lo r id a H ig h „ Latest Reports Say ndw thnn ever Imfore in the history TIVR IN SHANGHAI h■ Don’t forgel. old Fashion Slick CHARLEY BECK KILLED A DEER School Athletic Association. of the nineteen year* of the cxi*tnnce Pulse is Normal Candy for the kiddles ut Bower’s ---------;' of the National Ski Association," Dr. ('Imrlc Beck, 1.1 years old. went out . . 228-tfc l a i r Tfce A i i n r l a l r d I ' r e a a ) (Hr Tfce A u M taitl l’re»«) SHANGHAI, Dec. 20.—Enlarged Sevcrdnip said. hunting *o nn vacation day front school t TAMPA, IK*c. 20.—Socrct Heart LOS ANGEI*ES, Dec. 20.—Impro nitivities for tho coming year arc with his grandfather, A. V, WestcrMr. John \V. Phillips o&/ Daniel*on, College preparatory school of this city m ent.was reported today in the coji- HTANI8 LAU w o j c ie c i io w s k i . planned by the American Woman A illck nnd his uncle, Mr. Woodruff. Ills Conn., Is the guest of hlA old neighwill make application for admission to d it ion of Wallace Reid, motion pictuh* ELECTED I’HKHIDENT Club of Shanghai. . With n member­ keen eyes saw n dee rln the distance, lairs. Mr. nud Mrs, I. D. Yjlartln, tho Florida High School AUilctic as­ actor whose recent / breakdown, nrship of nbout 500, the work of the which he followed and killed. Charley sociation liefore tho 1023-2-1 term, II cording to hi* relative*, resulted frdm * hi'*/*'•,, - i (n r The A u trlalrA 'I'rn al club is being carried forward by a Wallace Bell Is Ttomo Tor the holi­ returned homo a very happy hoy. whs announced today - by ’ Coach Mc­ hi* quitting the u*e of dVpgs and 11WARSAW, Dec. 20. — SianUlaw number of unit* or department*. Kenna. , ' . ’ qjior. The latest report* from hi* bei*, WojcleehoWlkU was elected president days from t he University *of North Dr. AOne Walter Fcijrn is . * • / • , FOR RENT—Furnished housekeepside at the sanitarium stated that his of -Poland today, to succeed Gabriel Carolina' and will be a t the home of of the club, which is affiliated with ■Ing rooms, 20ti East Third S tre e t Via parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. (’. Boyce Narutowlcs, who was assinaled Sat­ tho American Fcdoration of Womens Tho.Great Salt Lake of Utah I* *lx temperature was normal and hi* pul^e 22D-2tp I Bell during thu holiday vucalioii. urday. down to 100. tithe* as aalty a* tho oefean. * A• iH* Club*. ■‘i r *• - . ’Y ■ * ' ■ tV 1 m WEEK MAY E L A P S E BEFORE ALL OF SURVIVORS OF TUG RELIANCE CAN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE . IS PREPARING TO FILE SUIT AGAINST AIRCRAFT CORPORATION British. Dispose of Number of Older OF SUBMARINES AND AIRPLANES FUTILE EFFORT !DISTURBANCE IN THE SENATE STARTS HERE, IS , ON SHIP BILL MOVING SURVIVORS OF CLEMENCEAU ARRIVES HOME, THE MASSACRE TELL STORY — STORMY TRIP V More Until -K J) i| �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1.922 Apopka—W. C. m ig e h i Auhuni . . BUY PUBLIC UTILITIES ilalc gnd Loughman, I- U.-Overstreet; WILL1ST0N, Dee- 19— Tho spe­ Avon- Pork, A, C. McCall: Clermont cial''•ilocllu* held hero yesterday to T. M. Leo: FnWtnroaf. 'C. E. Cook; decide whether tho town would' buy the public utilities fro rntho Wllllston M anufacturing Company resulted nlmost in .n two to one majority for ownership, fifty-eight vote* for and thirty-thtxo against, one ballot being rejected: This means that Wijliiton'* Moon Hawn, Holmes Logan: Oakwill own her own electric plant, Ice Innd and Mt. Vorder, I*. E. Hiffin; plant, water works and cold storage. Okeechobee City nnd Mlr.sion, P. IThis election whs the hottest con­ Crmvnvm, L. K. Cvownson. .supply; tented elecetion held In^ycara. • ,Orlando. F irst church, W. A. Cooper; Highland Grove, Jess E. JoneSr St. H O t’SE PASSES NAVY IJILI 'Joh'nn, Wi K. Piner, supply; Oviedo WASHINGTON, five.' IB. — The nnd Geneva, Alien MacFnrlnnd; IlnrNavy nppropiralion bill, carrying a n.kokee, C. C. Cecil; South Okeecho­ request th at the President negotiate bee la bo supplied; Umatilla nnd Ta­ with foreign powers relative to limit-, vares, J. T. Mitchell; Weboter nnd irg consti uclion of war craft under Center Hill,' C. S. Gordner; Winter 10,000 tons wasr pasted late ycst<*r- Haven, H. Or Hardin nml L W. Moore. Missionary Evangelist* Orlnndo Disday. by tho house. trlct, T. E. Tiffin. Students Knnrcy APPOINTMENTS OF MIN­ Univornty.’ G. K. Summers, E. IL WILUSTrtN VOTEH TO r-: : !c cold snap for Christ Stores will remain open this week nt nights. Good business. TAKE A TUMBLE TO THE PRICES WE ARE NOW OFFERING ON OUR SUITS ' Did you ever*hear of such values before. Prices rftnffinf? from $20.00 to $ 10.00 including our highest grade H art Schaffner & . Max Suits. Don’t let this chance slip by hut takp advantage of it and get that Christmas Suit a t the Joweat possible price J. J. N. CONNER, Manager 115 East First Streets Phone 104 MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor Phone JH7-W * I f r * S k « T « 1ST f r U m t * » l « l l l n * i s —I I i > s s r s ( o l s s u s / o k r r i « r r s s i l s * t o m m r . o r If i s s s r s • ■ I r r l N l n l n u . s s r l l • e s s l s l r«r4 Is th is ir r s r lM r s l . a tsln * f s i s l l s , o r t r lr p l i n n r She Itria. I l «*ll k« i r r s t l f sp p r r d str li ■ pu f* v For Florida: Unsettled to- t*; • 6 . day and Wednesday prob- ►. P-* nbly rain, cooler. ’\ IM Ra - ru MMRjraraptifaMBitn Mr. and Mm. Endor Curlott and Mrs. Adams, of Geneva, were among; lire visitor *lo the city todny. Of Fruit add Vegetable Shipment From Florida Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Entxminger, Tho folowing number ef- cars con­ of Longwood, were in tho city todny on n combined business nnd shopping taining Florida fruit and vcgctabhii Jackuonville, wore High Springs nnd Ilsmptan via all­ SNUB POLLARD It looks like good Christmas wcath- rail during the h u t *48 hours, ending Comedy i r f »r thd bnlanco o t tht* week even til noon, Monday, Doc. IB: (the ftr*t colunur.Ohlo, Mies., nnd beyond; cec.ihu today it may Ikmjjlooniy. Tomorrow— Aniln Stewart in ond^yolumn North of • Savannah, 3rd “The Invisible Fear” ; also Born to Mr. and Mr*. W. II. Single­ column Southern points and fourth '‘Step This/AVriy" a two-part . tary, u sop on December 10th which column totals): ISTERS AT CONKKltBNCE ■ccmedy. • • Oranges I......127 27.1 200 C O O has been given the name of AVadc Ginpcfrult ..... 44 CL* 13./i 121 (Continued'from page 1) Hampton, Jr. • Candy, largest assortment In Pineapples ......... 0 0 0 1 city at Bower’s. 228-tJc Inin the throngs of readers 5T» 0 W Bend the Christmas iidvcrtirementn Lettuce ............ I t 10 0 10 in the Paily Herald nml do your shop- Vegetables ..... 0 i 0 1 jiing wht'V.. the^ltve wire mdrchunls B e a n s .... ......... 0 divided ns follows: Reserve, j$H,Poppers ............ o i o i uro catering to your trade. tO ur mer­ 018.93; emergency, $1,000.03; regular 1 1 5 chants have-the goods nnd the prices. Tomatoes ...... . 0 MAGNOL1A A V lN u E fund, 5- L 11. Friday's Daily will he n shopping m e ­ Rev. W. F. Dunkle, pan top o f the PIANOS \P I!S PI.AYEH3 SHEET MUSIC Movement Since Beginning of Kcaaaa, Fii t Methodist church hero/was • >dium par excellent. 5E * PI.AYF.lt HOI.I.S Sept ember 1, IDlk: omrnendvd as president of the confer­ PIANO TUNING------PIJOljOGItAPH REPAIRS Earl P. Blue, the secretary of the Oranges ence liqnrd of missions to succeed Hev. Grapefruit .Record Company, of SL Augustine, J. 11. .Mitchell, of Jacksonville, who was in. the city today in the interest Cucumbers Ims been transferred !m Nfokth Geor­ of liis company. Tho /Record Com­ Pineapples gia, in n report rc.ul by Rev. Ira S. pany has been doing some fine print­ Lettuce Patterson, yon fcrem e missionary cecVegetables ing for the Charober^of Commerce, retnry. Hev. Patterson has been :p.tBeans ing ns temporary board cbnirmnp dur­ Cabbage ... H. I- Iloyd, district m anager of the ing the absenre of Hey. Mitchell,, He* Southern Bell Telephone} company, Peppers .... report \vn» approved, and adopted by with headquarter* in Jacksonville was Topiutocs th’c conference!, Other officers elect­ in the city today and his many friends ed were: Vlit-Chnlrninii, S. W. W-.l* were glad to sec him again. Mr. Boyd ker; secretary-treasurer,*0 . E. OutBILL PASSES HE, Is one of the most popular nlTieials of SEIZED .PROPERTY the Southern Hell.’ At the closing session of the Meth­ odist conference Monday morning, n m.i t of business, including receiving SOCIAL CALENDAR o( reports, and various' routine m at­ ters, wijs disposed of in oxpeditious »W ednesday—W elfare Department of manner. Debate which h is been the W oman's .Club nt 3:30 p, m. comparatively free during tho pre­ Thursday— Master .1. ,41. Coleman will ceding days, was held down to. the entertain n number of his your.g mininuni. friends nt the Parish* ll<u;:;e nt A:I6 Facta relative to the condition, of Methodism in the conference, ns re ­ Buttolph will vealed in the statistical report, fol­ entertain the memlsws of the Ev­ low in port: Members, 43,031; mlu Ilit fissuute a ery Week Bridge Club at her home bnpliied, I.H56; infants baptised, 1,on Mngnolia Aye., at three o'clock. L|K; Kpwortli League chapters, —*»•»> league members, 11,157; Sunday H1DAY—Script ilnnce nt Hotel Val­ Sehuols, 385; officers anil teachers of dez for College Set. given by Peter schools, 4,131; scholars )7,'J75; wom­ Sehaul and Ids orchestra from U I , en's missionary societies, It*1; mem­ bers, 0,726; Educational institutions, l.Uvith 22 teachers,. 200 students, J. H. Phillips of Bradentown was in $377,11211 property and $201,000 en­ Yellow Kill Will the city yesterday• attending to bus- dowment; nrphniuigcs, one, tvith five Have His Sentence • officers or teachers, 03 children, propReduced One Year city valued nt $66,000; contributions, $8,844 for foreign minion*, $22,710 for home and conference missions, $6,206 for church extension, $16,210 education, $747 for American Bible Mrs. Nell Anderson nnd Mhs Bes­ society. §4.98 fur general conference SPRIG FIELD. Dec. HI.—Joseph It. sie Pcncock of Del-antl were Ihr guests expenses. 31,IW3 for support of hiahWell, called the "Yellow Kid ”, well q{ Mrs. A. W. IFtts yesterday. iij n, $34,Hull for sspport of preriding known in Chicago and Florida tut a ciders, $248,427 for support.of preachconfidence man, may spend i hrlstnms n freu mnn. By gooil conduct, while record, will show $1,172,737 raised for serving an right- yenni’ sentence in all.jp rposo* during the y ‘nr, whfeh is Juliet priron. he reduced-the term one year, two months nnd twenty-four c u n p .ie d v. It It 31,029,000 raised last days, and Governor Small lopped olT » Mr. nnd Mr*. C. L. Willi.im.i .hnve year. two more*month's and ordered him returned from Winter Haven where The dcnoniiuat ion hn* 172 church , theyvspent ttu* past few weeks a:< the buibling!i valued at $2.'Hi'4 .'i60, ami freed. guests of friends. tlu-te is against tlic.-c ihurches a debt DENVER, Dec. 18.—City ami Cotinl ital of $228,6*12. Thor,,- ate owned hnve offorod n reward’of ten thouMr. and Mrs. G F. Smith, Mrs, in tho conference eight pnrsopuge* for nd dollnrz for the enpluce, dctwl nr M. U. Mabry nnd Miss Jessie Wash- profiling elders, valued at $67,500 f-the lmndita who killed Ghaid alive, .burn, o f Vuldostn, Gg., spent the day and 161 pntaanages for preachers vnlnt the Federal Reserve hank in front at Iiaytona most pleasantly Sunday uc-l at $ 7IP;h'I(*, against which tliere of the Denver mint nnd escaped with Beach. Is a debt total ef $75,210. Miss Jessio Washburn, of Louisville -IflHurnnctt catricd by the- cliurch on Ky., who Is spending the winter lii its vuriuu* properties, totals $832,-‘>85. There nrt* no-i.- 11 aupermmuatc Valdosta, On., In the gyest of her sis. ters, Mrs. li. F. Fmitli nnd Mr:,. M. hi.ti M in th>i i - u n f c i'ie, vnlucil nt $15,7(JO. \SbcU Dr. B. 1\. Thrower, 11. Mabry for the-holidays. one of the oldt-r uusmhers of the eon’ W ELFA BED EFA RTM EN T . feience, took up the m atter of ebUb'The hour of meeting of the Wei - lisbing .oi| rranmJuta . homes, some faro Ddp:trlin(|ul of Ihu Wumun'n iluh years ago. there was ool a single huphas been t hanged from 3:20 p. m. • ntnnualc immu in the conference.— to 3/10 p. in. Tampa Tillies. RO UTH BAKERY Next lo I’rincess Theatre WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—Tin llonue ycKterdny pn -i d a bill extend­ ing fur one year or ii.itD Jc.nunry 2, 1321, tlie- time in which suit anuiy •« lif*.sl for tlie return of property .seiz­ ed by the government dining the war. CALUMET conomy naniN G p o w d e r PHONOGRAPHS GUITARS UKELELES i itoil'.-; m* I i ihi’T acr the clillet-iiie:.,. lor the coining - GKNEHAI. REPAIRS ' NighJ Phone, Wight If r<-Shrrs Co. Bcpnrtmcnt Garage Building .,.101 BANJOS HARMONICAS MUSICAI, STRINGS SHEliT MUSIC , PIANO ROLLS OICEH RECORDS Assorted Colors •ANNUAL BALL* All .members who expect to attend the Annual Bull of the NOviul Depart, nient .of the Woman's Club, who ex­ pect. to hnvo guests, m e reipiested lo send in ttn,t r -Tinrm‘n_fciifi*W m in tlaiu e of one dullnr each, not later than DecemlH-r 26th, aa the itivilations will l>e setil out immediately after ChristEach member is entitled to two guests, und if. you are going to have guo.its- plcnno send the nnnien in e ar­ ly to the invitation chairman, Mrs. Hi A. Newman. FIH 8T SOLID-CARLOAD BEANS FROM SOUTH -• O K E E C H O B E E SECTIO N MOORE HAVEN, Dee. 10,-T he season's first solid carload of hom* waa ahipped from tho South Okecdv'-, bee reetion Saturday by a Mr. ( Imppel. Tho 7(M) crates in the ear arc ex­ pected to net* approximately $2,600. • Growers in this section nro (tending their enerjjies toward cultivation ef the lands recently flooded ns fast they arc freed of the high xvnler. PAULS, Dec. JP.—S arah • Bernhardt hail a fainting nttni'k nt the close »*f the lest leheantal ypsterlluy aftenioon :.t Sacha Cnitry'a new j'lay Un fl'je t de Roman, which wna to have been produced last night with Bernhardt in one of the principal putts. By rea­ son of her Indisposition, the produc­ tion was postponed. The physician' who attended .\|adnme Bernhardt Haid last night her indisposition Was in nv wuy serious. Indeed, a fte r resting for n time, she expressed'n determination to go l-ack td.the theatre and produce the piece C.*. ptnimcd. nn-l-was only dis-Undcd w ith diff.cu!ty. \Vi> will i?lad to tvVnp up nnd Do.i’t forjfcl, old Faahinn Slick nddrcr.a any puckuRtH delivered indy for (he kiddies at Ilowejr’s lo our store any time nfler two 228-tfu n’tloek—This Service is “FREE” . Tho Brotherhood of St. Andruw will hafo rh rlstm m w rcnthi. hotly nnd other-n*«tn» n^d tree* J» r rnball this wot-k. Tho no J. Tt> Hiewnit your order. ( 200-W). JJMfi- NEW SHIPMENT OF MEN’S AND BOYS LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SETS OF And Here’s Whitf Finally Made Her Say • K *...* « Y E S » .• What a rare piece of ‘judgment il was tu njlHff ncr a box of Uiomc womlei ful Dkypot & U j^ p it’a Choeolaten! Shu nlwayi SUSPF.CTED th at he was the right soft of chap and w hen'he hrouRht flial deliCiotiH Imix of confeeliona, KNKW he was thouirhtful and kind, and llml ’mIh taste was' sexes, DRUG STORE L-.y,. h ! MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS IN PACKAGES, * l l o r ............. 10c; 2 f o r .............. 20 c: 3 for MEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEM1IER 20, 1322 Herald in r i r r s l S u n I n l l d l n * . 107 toed. F U . hr Carrier tr W w h l r l l r r m lnulr Cnunl) K rldnr* A d r r r t«n un a p p l i e s * nr a l a a d t n a r r . IATI.O Fit BSS is ofclculvel) r*eojbllcaiton of rdlivd to It or In ibis paper » pulitl»h*4 m •atli.n of special ten reserved. -istmas weather the bright nune more and the benefit thereby. xmdon say th at >1 of the Polish > be a good one. e might belung ■ stores open at for an hour or the town and it e they were Uvo-dale pluce. r is all right In |Uor tuen of the have no use for ■now led the uf#hrre booze was j downfall of the lling it in perfect ffleers a t J#ekris week putting mus rum and al-* lied tw'O schoon—and confiscated ill no doubt have le price on Christ- City fell drwii an stories and then' ining th a t he had Thoso fellows in ny kind of hardnor Allen. He full stories nnd only of brains. lennee in shooting ■works on Christ[ day and wc have is foolishness on ypt we allow it on I Christm as day. fvnt'ford are very must to n man ih«oik'E fireworks urn! alm ost in the ■cu ’omern nway the dsj'gor. One to the Ilerald cdliid no*, purpose to, rq.tm. . That Inst tl) Imys shot tho Reworks on ‘ the y in the dborway away some of his ilty making It uniVeit gome down nt holiday]. There is or significance in g of u|l this iunk. lenlers a ’chance to ols and gives the s-to injure Himeelf nd him. a the buainoas men morally to express it this shooting of I street on Christlollday. I t is a reli and few cities in allow it now and why Sanford should WHEN U L1BT IT WITH UB id buy for some >cro coUry farm, ly new Louse, id all cqiiipmanL «d with or withcrop now on it. tl & Britt NEED LAIICER I'OSTOFFICB Those hide-bound congressmen ip the northern states who are afraid to give the south anything in the way of appropriations and are always talk­ ing about the "pork barrel" jn the south while they fill the same recep­ tacle with choice meat for themselves —those birds should come to .Sanford and r.ee the magnificent building they built here thinking lt%wouliD last fo’. one hundred yearn and fill our n;eJs. Our own congressmen who obtained the concession—Frank t'laik and Joe Scars—tried to get mote money nt tho time for all the poslhlTtcen in their districts but the northern watch dogs of the treasury cannot see any growth or progress in Florida. They have no', been down here and they have r.o knowledge of this state or of the needs of the fnstest growing state in the union. What sufficed'Uni ycurs ngj for any growing Florida city would not begin to take care of tho in edit of the present day and this holds good of the pits t office buildings more than any other one need. At this, lime of the year especially, the small force of employes la hundlcnppcd by their crowded i|u;irtcrs, by one window for ■tamps and one window for packages and by the small corridor where the white and black are crowded together and standing out in the street in a manner to make tin* blood boil and there people m e forced to wait for houra. It is not the fault of the post­ master nor any of bis employco. It in simply the fault of thy penny wise and pound foolish government that tries to nave n cent by using up a five cent lead pencil figuring with the idea of saving something by building postoffices for one day instead of building them for twenty years to come. And then the same pirhyunish policy holds true of th j amount of men or women oltowcd for each post office. They are always shy of help, always shy of room, always shy of what it takes to operate' poilofficcs of the state with the degree of effi­ ciency that government machinery should have lull which is sadly lark a. Sanford needs a larger building. Do wo get it? SANFORDSTORE NEWS Tho Herald carriers manage and control' their routes, pay in advance for all papers drawn, and absolutely depend uponjtheir collections for their n lining capital and profits. \VhetHrulwcridl­ ers neglect to pay them it is the CARRIER and not THE HeraM that stands the "brunt.” Subscribers who do not earn to pay the carrier each week may pay thw Herald two or moro months in advance and they will pay the carrier each week from this fund.' . This system of delivery is known ns the INDEPENDENT Arc They Due for Redemption Certainly the stores have been doing a fine business and tho streets arc crowded every dnjr. t h e Uni led'Stales is ready to redeem all Victory Notes with the letters A, It, ( , IV h nnd T in the upper right hand corner. Wc understand tho Sanford stores will remain open at nights for a short time on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nighla as well as Saturday night. "** * These NOTES will not bear interest after December 15th While many people have visited the neighboring cities ns usual’ to shop and look nt the Christmas things, wc believe Jhnt there has been less tra d ­ ing nway fmm home this year than ever before. All of our merchants re­ port a fine Christmas trade. THE S AN FORI) DAILY HERALD, ver, ligation nnd effort. Only recently a New England scientist has i|eclnr«1 that he is able to provide .All the light ami heat required in the city of Boston, at n coat to the users, the same an would lie (he* price if coal were selling a t $2.50 to per ton. As everyone knows, with regret, coni in Helling for voty, very much more and wood, for fuel purposes, nt prices comparatively vary little less than those demanded for coal. Sum­ ter county citizens are not scientists hut they nre proving to themselves that by utilising heretofore wasted w ater power they can provide them­ selves with much needed and most ser­ viceable heat, light and power nt n cost almost negligible. Then* is reusun to believe that other Florida communities, cities,, towns or rural sections; might do wfiat is liv­ ing done practically ami cheaply In Sum ter county. It Is a m atter a t least worthy of rerimis Investigation and study.—Times Union. fecund reason Is that Florida is the most* important tourist state In. the eastern section of the United States, nnd it pays that state, in dallnrs and cental to p u t its best foot fonvnrd. Florida cities and towns .therefore, nre very much concerned with tho establishment nnd development of parks, with the paving of street# nnd sidewalks; with the bettntlflcation of highways; wjth flower yards nnd well kept lawns; with the liberal nppllea­ MORNING SHOPPING W ll.l. GREATLY WORK OF Patrons of mercantile establish­ There has been evolution ns well us ments ran do good service by making revolution in business in the last few ninny of (heir purchases during the years. Business is becoming more hu­ morning hours when there is less con­ man, nnd the successful business man gestion, us ijl that- lime Kith propria does not perhiil bis ambitious to trans­ utors nnd clerks lire in a position to cend his sense of the proprieties. He give better service. .is becoming imbued with the spirit of During the hours »f 'he afternoon conporuthm instead of competition. and in the early evening there is sure Dullness Seems rathe- to have ac­ to be u throng in all well-advertised cepted nr an unalterable policy the establishments, and as a consequence proscription of one of the two lead­ there must ho delays. Sometimes ing business men’s organizations that these delays are criticized unjustly. ‘‘business standards *h ill have in The buyer mu^l take into considera­ them a note of sympathy, fur our tion the fact that each customer must common humanity,” nftd that "my bus­ be cated for with attention nnd cour­ mens dealings, ambition# and rela­ tesy—and that such service means the tions shall always cornu* me to take taking of more or less lime. Whop Into consideration my duties as a there’ is congestion, it is the patient member of society,” waiter who loses nothing. • l.utl Sunday we have the example The morning buyer strikes the cs* uf a local busmens firm devoting itn tat.lidimcnt when the entire force is entire space, it considerable amount, al its best not worp out by the toils iri The News, to thin spirit of ro op­ of the day; and the service is more eration rather than competition. . It apt to bo prompt. Every store at mentioned by name other businesses this season of the year, wfcrks nt ca­ of the name line, commending ,their pacity but the ordinary lintron can high character, their ambition to greatly aid business-of all sorts by serve fairly uml honestly, and Appeal­ but a little exertion. The early cus­ ed for a dozer spirit of cb-ojHTalion tomer receives the silent thanks of between the public uml the business the clerks and the blessings of the houses which server thorn, iiiAiiogemetit because of the thought­ Th? example of III.* Browning fulness—even though there be noth­ Fearm ide company i -o ** to have it ■ ing :aid. t'lu k s any they appreciate those who are cooperating with them in get­ ting the liest service by calling early. There in on undue strain in every de­ partment when the "rush" comes, and those who can relieve thatl rush—and Ir Florida depriving itself. It* peo­ their name is legion—will Have n feel­ ple to be more specific, of light and ing of selDsatta fact Ion liecouse of Don’t worry and don’t complain the action.—Pahitka New.. . power, provided by electricity gener­ ated’ by Water power, tlie iqost ora- about waiting nt the postoffRe win­ nomicnl, means by which electric Vur- dows or in the stores. You cannot ex­ pect to gel Ate same prompt service Visitor Enjoyed rent may be produced? Without any question, Florldn has nt litis time of the year thal you g d Our Baud Concerts; w ater power. Most of it is going to Til1the sufiTiticr time, l i i* all ou nr* Best Ever Heard w aste,-so fa r ns its Use for producing count of Christmas and the Herald warned you to shop curly and to get light, heat nnd power i t concerned. Il­ lustrations of Just what is intemled your package# off cm ly mtd do other to be conveyed to tliinkicg minds, of stunts that would relieve the load the The a practical' turn, is probably best to Inst days before * Christmas.clerks are as busy ns they can be, be illustrated by quoting front a neWfl the postofflco employees nre ns busy dispatch recently sent out from Bush­ mill, in Sumter county, u portion o( as they can b.*, everybody everywhere is Its busy ns they call i>e nml wu Severn! yearn ago. Baslmcll con­ ’should nil tiiko our m edicine-we are tracted for electric current from thy all In the same boat. It only conics great hydro-electric plant of Mr. Camp ones i ll)' year, If it came twice n near Dunnellon, on the Wilhlacdochec year we would bo dead. Take every­ river, somu forty-odd miles nwny. The thing ns it comes nnd remember that demonstration Is so nnlisfactmy that it is ChrtstmM time nnd while we N t* T fC R I s hereby given that I, i h » recently Center Hill and Webster tied have him o Worries and wo have less timl.rulgimtl. « ntnrrii'il woman, the money than usual (Ids nil in a life w ife o f ft. HcnJuml" a n<i u rvstdanl *»f on to the service, tho rate being only Hanford, in the Hlatc «.r Kioijda. Intend four rents per klloWMtt, us against time) IO'M|i|U>’ It)' t'elithm lit i"hainfer) to the il/m't worr>\ Shiite the while. Help Judge n t tlie t’ lrcnlt Churl o f the H«vtwelve or fifteen cents charged by ei'llt Judicial t ’lreiilt nf the -Htat" of stream plants everywhere, except nt l i t / tired employees to rutile nnd even l-'inrltla. In and f o r the County o f Hem* you have to w att do it gracefully. I hole, on the I kill tin) nf .inouar). A. Jacksonville. Shortly the Camp line |», I3Z.1. at Hanford. Flnrhln. o r wlterever the ( ’nhit .ina) then lie, fo r * IIwill conduct current to Wildwood, f)\tV iS r to manage,' inke ehaige o f "Oil ford, Colentun, Humtcrvillo, thence FLORIDA CITIES AND TOWNS i-iiitlrol my |irt>|irri> uml in tcteiini'* «t fret* tie'll el* ill e v e r ) reMlet-f. AUK GIVING ATTENTION TO via Rushnell, Webster and Center Hill ATTRACTIVENESS eastward, with Oflando a s * probable terminus, a hundred miles or more Florida titles nmT luwns nre paing Toilet Sets, all kinds, a t . Bow from Dunnellon.'Tho scheme U-of ex­ 229*1 fc traordinary moment, enabling commu­ n g reat dcnl of attention to attract­ iveness now. There are two reason* nities served by this cheapest of all A dnnee hall with a floo) to nccom known sources of power, to dispose ab­ for this. One is that Florida is peo­ solutely with privately conducted pled by an unusually progressive module 1,000 dancers is tu b e built it plants for every purpose for. which class of folk, nnd Improved living London. conditions, both personal nnd civic, electricity is now uscjl, J Estate lint Here is something for practical are receiving increased attention ANYTHING-In tho a t a bargain.—E. Lane, 227-«p thmiuht uml even' tdore practical in- At the post office these days is a fine pluce tit chow the Christmas spir­ it. In every city people are lined up In front of the window waiting their turn to send n Christmas package, iq some of the more populous cities the crowd in great and pressing from ear­ ly intoning until late at night. All art* anxious to get up to the window. To keep sweet and pleasant under the long strain rtf the waiting Is not always easy. But the Christmas spirit should enable us ail to smile, nr.d if wc refrain from jostling- and' try irg to edge .in ahead of our turn our wait­ ing will not tie attended with .un­ pleasant memories or experiences. In this great flout Ida ini people are sending thousands of boxes and pack­ ages to the friends nl home in the far north; ami the snow covered trains that pull out of the stations of the norlhlatnl an* heavily laden with the Christmas cheer to tin* friends in the Sunny South. In tliir interchange of gifts the postofficei and the train crews are put on n heavy strain. Rut they accept the responsibilities of the season good nnturedly, and it would seem that the leant We can do is to be cheerful and patient in otir effort to get service at this crowded season. Lot's remember that good mo to amt keep smiling.— Reporter-Slur. Wc believe the people nro following our advice about shopping early. One of the lw.it ideas ever origin­ ated is the Christmas Savings ac­ counts. Jjiht Saturday many thous­ ands of dollnrs were paid to dcjiositora by the Sanford hanks nnd this ready cash was put into circulation not only making it easy for the peo­ ple to have Christmas money but making it fine for the merchants who enjoyed a much better trade thereby. Rring ail your VICTORY NOTES s i letter­ ed to us for immediate CREDIT for deposit in a Havings Account or for investment in one of our interest hearing Certificates of Deposit. Sanford, Florida SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE. WORKS The Herald wishes to congratulate JOHN GOVE, proprietor tho Sanford merchants upon theii CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY pretty stores, and especially upon their window displays. They arc al­ 1018 West First S lrret W « t First Blrarf ways good but we believe they artbettor this year than ever before. With the fine stocks of goods attrac­ tively displayed the Sanford stores nil show the Christmas spirit and it is having Us effect upon the buying. Coupled with n good lino of advertis­ ing it means a much better business PERSONALITY IN GIFTS and is like casting their* bread Upon the waters—-it is returning to them yet according to the great in many ways. So rdost people must have u-ir heart-* feel deeply but name one else pen tl thir winds fall short “ Have beeh troubled with weak kid­ (lifts of c'll atm ti r.’ neys since childhood," writes Mrs. G. Hyde, Renzunin, Michigan. “ Now post forty am! have had terrible backache and that tired out feeling, hardly (tide to dp my work. By using Foley Kid­ ney Pills accompanied with Foley Cathartic Tablets 1 soon felt like a new person," Backache, rheumatic pains, dizziness and blurred vision are symptoms of kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Sold ever)'where.—Adv. For quick results, try a want ad. PRACTICAL Silk Underwear • i * Philippine Underwear Blouses Bath Robes Hosiery . 'p Handkerchiefs Kid Gloves Beaded and Novelty Hand Bags Hair Ornaments Fancy Necklaces Fancy Boxed Handkerchiefs Needlework Gift Parasols Embroidered Ilandker Madera Luncheon Sets J iip:tnoso-Govotvraiu lS Bath Mats ’Marseille Spreads Wool I laid Blankets Towel Sets Scarf Sets MAKE GIFTS THAT HANOVFR OftlW ! HilMin LIl WliUuLLltu BE4UT1FUL SILKS * Kimono Silks Canton Crepe Satin-Faced Crepe Charmeuse Satin - Crepe de Chine # . . Broadcloth . Tricotine • Poirot TwillSerge ■-- - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - ---- - WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS . �!’ Tin ^ S A NFOHl) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922 PURELY »« K« A f t »ii f t to Pa 14 •a t s f t *a f t let Klan Will Never Unniask Declares cy Imperial Wizard Pa I Ifti «ft •v ft Aft professional Pa 111)’ The A«m.<-lutr.l I 'm .) lTa*«itled Ad* Ce l line. No M «* WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Kmphaa ** nd tukru for less than I5c. Aa nizinj; that he had not nought the con* , Ctrd* of Sanfonl'a tieput- Aft and pnsitivrljr no etsaaified Aa vernation lip had ycjterday with Gov. tbit I’roftrulonal Men, each 'Bft ads charged to anyone. Cash Alien of Knti»r.n, Dr. It. W. Kvnns, of t ^ whom, in hi* chosen pro* ha «« must ereompanv all orders. A* Dalian, Tex., imperial wizard of the ■ {ration the Herald rccnmCount fire word* to a llna_A» Ku Klux Klan, said today he had "list­ | | made to the people. Ws •«» and remit accordingly. Aft ened to Mr. Allen two or three min­ a a a » N *a ■a Aa utes in which he said he wns in hear­ 'hi m f t f t f t f t f t n Pa'^tu ty sympathy with the Klan principles ■■■---------— but registered some objection%to the I ' O i l SALE * - Klan regalia." The Klan mask will Attomcy-nl-Lnw SHED HKD hoards for sale. See H. nevcr takcn cff- hc * « ertf<L »•** Orer Seminole County R ink T. Fare, 801 First street. 229-3tc| "* ,l was «,arl thc wganiwtion a fr iF O IlD -:- FI.OI.MDA FOR SA LE—(JH account of moving lodge regalia and would never be away Swill fell my Farlor Grand abolished. I came to Washington on impor­ piniio nt half price.—Mrs. P. M. tant business," snid Ur. Kvnns, "and FRED Boyd, 200 Frcneh Avo. 229-4tc _____________ ___ ___________ ____ .had no Intention of wasting an time ATTORNEY-AT-LAW SEVERAL IlG U sEs lor sum. House j with Mr. Allen—it makes little or no for rent. .See Thigpen. OC-tfc difference what Governor Alltn says, Fint National Rank Building . WOOD FOR SALK—?3.f>0 a cord. and whnt ju* doen means oven lesji." FLORIDA Flense arrange to pay cash on de­ The new imperial visard of the InS'FOIU) livery, and specify the kind of wood; visible empire held confab with Klan wanted, when placing your order,—F. oITtcials in his hotj-l here today, but S. Vornny. FJG-tfc no hint of what was considered was CHELLE MAINES FOR SALK—Dosicr and Gays’ paints disclosed. He was accompanied to LAWYER and varnishes Sanford Novelty Washington b ya group of high offi­ 193-tfc cials of the order. ■:—Court House | Works, Sanford agents. $ "The spirit of Klnn-Kraft," he said, FARMERS—You can get seed bed “has enwrapped thc United States Irani—, and irrigation plugs a t the in a mantle of love for country which Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc designing and nmbitiour. politicians Extminrd Glasses Deafened FOR SALK—First street propelly. cannot break and in a few years the Fine location, eight rooms and bath, influence of the klan will have so Henry McLaulin, Jr., lights, water, possession I’cb. 1st, engulfed the thought of the country Opt. D. $1,500 cash, balance long time. For 'bat we can expect intelligent legislnOpt fcinn-Oploinc trial turms ami other Information address I *'ori from the congress of the United 222-dtp Stales which will drag down thc white I But Firat Street Hanford, Fla. "Property" care Herald. [ ADS Petrous Flavoring: Seems to Be Right Material for Building '" » D. G. Ziegler, the Patentee, Is Now Residing in Sanford PAGE THREE SKYSCRAPER BUILT ON STILTS N*w York Architects Are Putting Up > Big Structure With Seemingly Slender Support*. Make it a A great, complicated skyscraper Is being built In New York under unusual conditions, directly pbove the railroad tracks of a busy terminal. The tracks running beneath Its walls In some places are dnutde-decked, so that trains pass on two levels through the! busement of the building. Tho entire struc­ ture rests upon slender stilts, extending between the tracks down to twdris-k. A tyilque method hns been found for Isolating these uprights so that the constant rumbling of henry train* on Nothing" in all thq world could please you and hath level* causes not the slightest yours more. Sedan, -Touring, Special Tour­ vibration In the building above. Thla construction. Including the diging, Sport and other models in. our new Sales gtng^for the foundation ami ihe erecRooms. thm of tho building, Is being carried on without affecting the movement of trains beneath. The entire weight nf the skyscraper rests upon the sup­ ports rising between the tracks, which are space! In the usual way. Although rnpnblp of supporting 20 nr more stories, these stills seem surprisingly slender. Until track levels beneath Jhe building nre remarkably free from Corner Second Street and Sanford Ave. obstructions, so that engineers have a plear view of other tracks .to cither Open Day and N ight----- -Ladies* Rest Room able. It was nt first believed that only structures of six or eight stories could ho safely supported on such founda­ tions. A series nf tests. Including the measurements of vibration caused by «MftftftftHftnftftftnBftftftaftBftBBBUftftBftftftftftBftftftHftftftftftftftna»ftHH the passing of tYulns, proved that ■ . buildings could safely be "raised to 20 stories on these supports. Kxcavntlons for foundations have been car­ ried down until the beams rest upon ■ solid rock. The whole operation ha* been carried on without upsetting train Just received a big shipment.of new iMtoks for Christmas, by all the rehedulcs. Each column supporting the building popular authors and a big line of all sizes nnd prices of : Is completely Isolnted, It Is not enough to keep It from touching Urn founda­ tions on which Jhe tracks lie. It also must be protected by vibration mnts ■ front the rock on which It rests, so ■ thnN vibrations from passing trains ■ ■ will not uffoct It. The enterprising citlien, Mr. John Mciich, knows n good thing when he roes it. ITe was shown samples of the Petrous' Flooring that is now manu­ factured in Chuluota, Fla., and he nt once arranged to hnvo Mr. D. G. Zieg­ ler to finish up his big new office building,with this flooring. Mr. Zieg­ ler is now pushing the work with a force of men. These floors look to be very hnrd, but are not. They are ndid to wear indefinitely, and when walk­ ing on thpm one will feel that he is walking on n rubber floor. This com­ position on which Mr. Ziegler has pat­ ents,Ss wonderful.’ Nails can be driv­ en into it like wood, it takes n high polish like hard woods, it is composed of minerals that will not burn or rat, nnd will not permit dampness to pen­ etrate it. Home weeks past tho architect, Mr. Moughtcn, wanted sonic one to get the wnter out of tho basement of the primary school building, and was told that Mr. Ziegler could do it. Hc sent for him and Mr. iZcgler made an in­ spection of thc basement, nnd told the architect hc could get the same dry, nnd if hc failed ho would charge noth­ ing for thc job. The job has been fin­ ished nnd he has been paid. The archi­ tect nnd trustees must be convinced that thc Petrous composition is what Mr, Z ie g le r claims it to be. Mr. iZeglor came here last January nnd with the assistance of Mr. I). FOR 3ALF,—Christmas greens and! '}:' K *,r ilu"rlin from 0l,.r lc«' Hrumley ho organized the Petrous holly liy the Uroth&hood of Saint H a,ivt" hfll1" n” ,1 ri,is,! in “ f P1* * thl5 Mfg. Co. nnd began the erection j»f n M A n n u t A i a i h ru Andrew. Phono orders to Stewart the m!,1,ant n,lt'’ of rc,i/ wh,te n1"1 blue* foctory at Chuluota, which has Been na 22 l-7tc ; which means the thing nearest to the partly in operation for some time, and u Florist,. 2ljO-W. heart of every real American. • • • for n while some of the stockholders tea FOR SALK—lluiek speedster, itTnss-! "It takes ufew men like Mr. Allen to fekt car in town, Sec May, Dodge prove the justice of Klankraft. Wc felt that it could not be made a profit­ lot able'business. However, Mr. Ziegler 22Vdfr ra sulesman. ___________________ __ a r e 'profoundly grateful to Mr. Allen tO U S.\ l.h—Several good l-.ir.is f„r tho sacrifice he has made in rele- did not flinch in thc least, nnd now he ONE THAT HE. DIDN’T SHOW n -------chcap; several Dodge,louring t u gating fTiimulf to political oblivion in hns removed all of this feeling, and Autograph Faker Probably Carefully 5 ■ M k You ran find the nano of ka cheap. -Sanford Motor Co., Dodge the stand he has taken to oppose those while this factory was built on tho Put Away That Particular Copy ft ertry live lliminrss .Man Pa Denlers. Phone H, ! •» ‘It ’men of America who have pledged Cast const to serve the trade on that of Marlowe'* Work*. lIHBftBUntlSaHISlIftftNBftHlinnftftftftftftftM KBBftftflftftftftftftftftftftMftftftftft* ft in Sanford in tlain Column K3 FOR SALK—('hristimn. fruit cakes their votes, their money, their sue red line of thc railroad, ami it is found that the rates to this point and on thc n . Senator I-odge nt a llnston dinner ft rich day. and pies at Home Bakery, ‘U'> West honor, and their lives, if necessary, to west const are ralhcr high, the com­ (pnrty snld. nprejms nf nn autograph S S S H B B B S S S l S B S U S i n S S n S B S S S S a n S i S B B B i S S S B S S S S S S S I S X B X X k A s f t h ici k a t a Pa First Street, 222- Itp maintain our national honor uuimpany hns decided it will soon begin collector who had bought n fake nups ------------ n / i n —n r i o n n --- r ~ iwnrhed, unstained, untainted, and ungraph of Mnrlnwc, the Ellzubctlnm t OK K EN 1 , j ;uilliid by the foul breath of alien the erection iff nnolhpr factory in or IVe’II Dye For You near Hanford, so as to serve the trade dramatist: B R JIKNT—'Unfurnished apartment) influence." “That reminds me. There wns once on this side of. tigs , state to tho .best |»N TON STEAM PRESSERY FOFern New York man who collected books dale Apartments, ‘305 E. First advantage, nnd the bre'sent stockhold­ uwith “ Kent & McKee, Props. nuDigrnph dedication*. Most of ■ Street. l'JO tfc ers with other buslhcSs men from these dedications were to himself. B | CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERING ■ F u ll ItLN'T One bed room ami kitch­ Jacksonville will soon make this one Open tils Longfellows, Ids Kipling*. Ids Work caled for and delivered B en furnished, price $15 pur month. of the biggest 'm anufacturing Indus, Bernard Shuws, or .Ids Muitpassiints. lifts 461-J------ 314 Went F irst St. Is meeting the demand for Rood pure water nnd there are hundreds of M tries of the south. There is nt pres­ nnd there would he Ids name !n a Durant nl l.aae bottles bi4ng distributed around the City nt all times. Every family B DELIVER T H E G O O D S '’ Apply to airs, it. tt, ent being installed in the factory at dntteFhiK autograph deduction from Mary. i 103-tfe of Hanford should get the habit ami— I Chuluota. new machinery • nnd more Buddy or tin#', from Henry or George. B .FOR RENT—Rooms, furnished, 1011 “Now, this man's friend. hnd„ no­ ower and th a t factory will bo kept |Qaick Service Transfers Oak Ave. Phone 281-L-l. 225-(!te ticed, or thought they laid noticed, n ( l i y T h e \ f t ft url ri frd I ' r r a a ) WASHINCiTON, Dec. 20,—After u-! in operation in oriler^to serve the certain similarity about the handwrit­ W AITED TO lit: Y ' Storage Facilities ■ ing of nil these dedications. Probably sharp preliminary skirmish, the house trade in the lines of that road. |K i* please you, tell others; If not, M Florida hns nlwnys been In need of they were wrong, but anyhow, nfter lie took up yesterday a resolution propbs* tell u*. Phono 493 n tire proof and rot proof nnd water had shown n line folio volume of Mar* And our truck will bo at your back door with n bottle pf thnt pure' Small house with two or three I n is .1"*? n" amendment to the constitution proof building material, that can be lowo to a festive gathering one even­ water tlint nil Hie hotel*;, restaurants, drug stores nnd soda fountains a■ .Moth rn. if >011 have u piece of prop-j ""dm- which IssUnncb of tax exempt ing, lie found Inscribed In the ancient manufactured at n normal price, nnd , SANI'ORD , lerty mil requirements. I securities by the federal government erty that will meet our nre using. Mr. Ziegler hns no doubt accomplish­ hook the next morning the following s*ntv would !«• prohibited. words: Machine & Foundry Co. w«* .-an gm.ra.n.1 y»it ijiiM. action . t. Racked by the endorsement of Pres-f ed these results. ’• To Hilt*—his name wns William— (nenl Machine nnd lloiter Works; And Be Sure it’s Elder Springs Water You 5 'From Id. faithful old friend and ident Ilurtling and the Treasury, thej Cytiadrr Grinding; DcLuxe Pistons; . , SAYS HANKS CAN schoolmate. Kit Marlowe.’ ’’ b'nrnl pr«*|Hisal was the center tif a hard Use in That Battery fly Wheel Steel Gear llanos; Crank. r„ 6P , AID IN PROMOTING Five acres celery f a r in g acres in light, in which many Republicans op Adharing to Custom. * READING GOOD ROOKS Iblt* Ileturned— -----^— IMmne f>2 celery, -ready-for January market. posed, passage of the measure, of­ A mouse hnd the bnd luck to fnll Good house, out. buildings, team of fered by Representative Green, Iowa, Into n ran of beer while on’ a food (llr Thr Aa.nrlatra |*re*a) of the Ways, and MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dec. 20.—The hunt. IELTON J. MOUGHTON pules, thickens. Gas plant for light­ i ranking'Republican Presently n gray old cat crime prow­ ing nnd cooking purpoxps. Small pow-j Means committee, which reported it, part that banks con piny In bringing A R C H IT E C T -r boat on St. Johns river. Five m jles! 'vil1 rt<tu,rc » ‘wo-thfrds vote of thc to the attention of their customers the ling along nnd pricked up Its ears at from city on hard road. All of acre- i hmVc' Oi»pon«-nt* last-night claimed desirability, pleasure and ifrofit to be the sight of mousey's straggles, llotint MilLw nidg. • go can he planted for spring crop of ,l * sf « ‘«d td'hough leaders gained by rending good books, is x "81 Him, Tom." gnspinl. tho victim ofj IlLIFOItli •> FLORIDA ' peppers Reason for selling, owner who cnum l “ I* brought up in- shown in an article by J. H. Puellcher misfortune*, "If tlm'll got get mo out o' this ate cay thn can nit me!" mst g o north ,n two weeks. “ w‘,uW ** tlm,u*th' Fm,-r hour» president of the American Hankers TO Which bargain th e-rat ngr*wd, * i.en.l dehaiy, alloUd under n spe- Association appearing In the bulle­ SANFOl.'iJ NOVRLTY We have several mdre real ,:,w l:>«"U'« i«i — . . t t ... .M ..n hI a. i .4 nnd speedily effected n rescue. But tin of tho American Library Asso­ as soon as tin felt himself on llrni ; l*pyr» which v/i* would ih* I'liul to 9huw. of way, had not been concluded on ad­ ciation. WORKS ground (lie motive made n bolt for It journment Inst night. Republicans "A list of books on national nnd in­ nnd disappeared down n hole. V. C. COl.l.KiC, I’rop speaking ngnirift thtTrciolution were ternational affairs could be placed in The cat Wfiit to the month of the See Mr. Ilronsnn representatives Graham, Pennsylva­ tho pass book of eVcry business man," hole and remarked ungrlly: General Shop and Mill with nia, ranking Republican on the Ju-j snld Mr. Puellcher. "A list of books ‘Tlm t’s noun root; tlm said If Ah A. 1*. FONNKLY X. SONS Work v dieinry ruimrn committee; Iiuchnrnch, -New concern modem accountancy, business got thn .old, I could nit thn." ; dietary "Established I’JOS” ^ e r Jersey, a member rff the Ways law nnd practice could be given out To which .the mouse, keeping well CONTRACTOR n n d B IH L D E R REAL ESTATE ' Kuau 'til Sftur committee; Crngo, Pcnnsyl/and Means com out of danger, replied: with tho accountant’s pas* book, while hi Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. I’lione 43 101-8 Magnolia "Ay, Tom, Alt did; hut thn knows ' ' j vania; Gable, C Ohio; and Norton, Ohfo; a list on composition and letter writ 222-tfe Representative (’risj), Georgia, Demo- Ing m ight be handed the stenogra­ folk'll say owt when they're In drink 1“ MENU GILMW & F R X _ cratic mymber of the ways and means pher. At tho Havings window, lists —London Tlt-BIIs. ___W_ WANTED committee, spoke for it, nnd the sev­ of books on literature cduld be dis­ fi-ECTii lC A -'^ U lN T I! A C T O U S N*w York'* City Directory. WANED—A chance to build your eral speeches otherwise were along Impoi led Stuffed Olives Southern Pepper Kclish tributed and lists of miscellaneous • It. L. Polk (t Cu„ publisher* of the new homo before lumber gets niiy party linus. books m ight be enclosed with thu city directory, ntioumed the other day Saddle-rock Oyster Cocktail Vfttinihousc f.ight* nnd Appliance* higher. Plans and estimates furnish Chairman Fordney, of the Ways and thu preparation of a liew edition to New Line of Fixture* ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc Means committee, MY. Green nnd Rep­ monthly statement. Haiains Hearts of Celery , Nuta "Tho intelligence test during thc link the New- York city of S.ofB.i.iHSI WANTED To ftENT—Permanent, .1 123 West First Street resentative Mills, Republican, New war showed much illiteracy. It arous- persons to tins New York city of the uor 4 room unfurnished npnrlmont, York, also of the committee, urged ed many to serious thought. I t made day wbrii Alexander Hamilton lived at Soups flnt or house, desirablo location. Ad- passage of the measure, while Repre­ mahy feel t h a t ' they had not prop­ 67 Wall street nud grow (lowers in tJit* B. W. HERNDON Conaomme Ccleatine Chicken Okra Supremo dress “Pi S.” care Herald office, San­ sentative Garner, Texas, ranking erly supported the public school sys hack yard, says the Now York Tlin^s. The new edition Is to bo rotntitcninrford, Pin. 192;tfc Democratic member o F th e ways apjl terns. It showed thnt the Ills of Amer­ stlve In 1U23 of the HUDth anniversary tN C E A G E N C Y WA N 'lliiTITi^onicrS, lOll Oak Avc- means committee, directed tho fight ica were largely economic. Entree of the settlement of the clly nml "pnss-l Utic. • Phone 283-L-l. 225-fllc against tho passage and made thc -AUTO-------- RONDS "Tho fact that the banker and the log Into first rank" 6f present <luy| Ihijtlc.s of Chicken Liver.s and NlU.shiouhtd _________ _ __ _ principal speech. «* teacher had often cooperated, the New York city. Throughout the debate the question teacher In speaking before thc bank­ (This city now outranks London In| <£lie Denmark dykes have stood the continually bobbed up'that the propos­ S. 0. Shinholscr er* conventions, the banker In serv- point of iKspuInlloii, Hie directory put)-. Roasts storm s nf more than 700 years. al would invade the right of th f state* In gon school boards, hrought forth Ushers snkJ, bemuse of Hie Port of New York district, created through a Contractor nnd Ilulldcr tp control thoir own credit. Yoiiupr Vermont Turkey, Oyster Filling thc idea—maybe the banker could treaty between- New York und New I nthc royal household of Knglund Cranberry .Sauce Old Dutch Salad further aid the teacher. •MiFORD :* -u Jersey. FLORIDA a candle once extinguished may nev­ — “The committee on.public educa­ T o ile t S e ts , a ll k in d s , a t IIow - Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus er ngnin be relighted within the pre­ c r ’s . 2 2 8 -tfc tion of tho American Bankers ns*o- „ Turn From Business to Army. Genuine 1922 Spring Lnmb Some' Idea of the wide differences I jeiatlon hod ten Icctufles prepared to ' -* _jL_______ R- M. WELSH cincts of tho palace. r In business connections of those np-| j The month of*August was named be.delivcred before seventh and eighth plying for commissions as second IteuftfeSnS!ualc Vt‘erint‘rlan r - r~ Vegetables . ■ “ grade pupils nnd college and univer­ Office Gnldfirhcs should fust one day n ! after the ^toman'cin|>eror, Augustus tenants In the regiflnr army Is shown) Office 123 sity students, believing that it was Opposite P, O. week. _______ -. . —_____ ** * by thn fact thot 1.1. salesmen, 'll en­ Candied Yams Pomme Parlsicnc ®**ldence 257 Imrnatufnl for th 6 banker to be press­ gineers, 5 each• of newspaper men, DeLaml, Florida . .. Cauliflower au Gratln ed into service where, knowledge of chefnlsts, nccoantants nnd managers; elementary conomics was concerned. 4 each of civil-service employees Candy, largest assortment in A. P. Connelly «&Sons * -■.* a5T'. -- . “Now If the bank cap go further and machinists, 8 teachers. 2 'ettrh of at Rower’s. 228-tfc r.MBtill.hn! 'lOOHDessertsV We vviN be glnd to wrap up nml and help the libraries to encourage dtidlfor*. examiners and students i .-. s t a t i : n-n-A-f. mldress any pnekages’ deliVei^d the reading of'good books, it will be applied. There Is nlso 1 applica­ Hotpe-madc Plum Pudding with Hard Sauce “l-a Maneitlal**,” tho French nat- I'nrm . * i tuvr.lm .nl. tion on fl|e by n nows photographer, j tof our store any time nfter two but exethding its^service toward ov­ bookkeeper, Pumpkin Pie ,i \ Minco Pie , *'r, was composed in Strnasbftrg- I'B-Iniprovril liffld •In.uranrr t translator, secretary, con­ ercoming our economic ilD." Snrrl) llond* Cheese nnd Crackers Demi Tasso p’^lock— -This Service Is ,fFttE E ' ductor, automobile mechanic, buyer j City lot* • .-.V Daily Herald, 15c per week, loon. •nd a wrestling Instructor, , llotMre / Combi 10 feet high are built by (he, lln.|nron I'roprrir nn.iMril rbflnrr* giont bees of Indio. V $1.25 OURII OAKLAND ING, 1920 At th* equator thc average temper‘ it*In Office [p m HIS IS A MODE . 14 A the sea a t n jlepth of a mil a k xrr.tacii nrtAi.TV io b p a s v A caterpillar cun cat 000 times It*j A.RGAIN - R .& O .M O fear decree* above the freexo r d ' ivrKffTMvarr cojidaxt . George'A. DeCottes R. WILSON | BUSINESS : DIRECTORY I B. & 0. Motor Co. i s s s Would Prohibit Issuance of Tax Exempt Security Drug Store! ! Elder Springs Water s s PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION (ttlpifltmaB EHtmrr I TO THE PUBLIC THE BALL HARD- weight of food in a month. 3 3 �** Hp ■ jB P ; « •*■ THE SANFORD JJAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1022 (ALL 1ALL 1 BALL SHOOTING - D P AT M A T C D A D TC tKiJruAn liJ. ViTIi sv i ir uN ir v iKn uN CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor I EXTRA STRONG AND WIN AS COUNTER JUMPERS GO TO PIECES an Rolls High Score of 493 Hut Stcven[ Belding Come Behind With 490 Each tationnl Club stands i afternoon, the Mer­ it able to make n'tlent last night. The Champs uni good game, each as good, if not better, age with the exception who slipped n few finat score, gnve the try by 409 pins, mta, evidently over:count of Christmas very poor showing nnd 'team fell short of IhO yler wns high mnn for with a score of 449 nnd any competition whut* rest of his team mates, its. expect things td he rent in the second half, iloyd nnd I)oc Bowers bowl regular then, and r bowlers will add n lot nts strength. Captain looking for other mnCounter-jumpets will koned with in the sec- t Looks Like Duval And Hillsboro ugh , Will Meet Again to to mi aa to to >1* ha hu to Ml eg UK t* tin trsl to to to k=a r.n rx ** hi £4 And that slimtld satisfy even the . ID ' The Aoiirlnlril rrr«*| TAMPA, Doc. SO.—Hillsborough and Duval High Schools -at Tampa nnd Jacksonville respectively, tradi­ tional rivals in athletics for more than ten years, will meet on the golf links here December IJUth, it wns an­ nounced following receipt from Du­ val authorities confirming acceptance of terms. i n i k i u i a r a i i i i i i M M ha to . to ha to to Over twenty-five football players in­ h on t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o itialed into the Hotary club last night. Anita Stewart tonight. ‘ This meeting brought out the fact that prospects for next year are even She will Ire seen in “The Invisible better than the season past. Fear,” * CELERY SEED too t hardest to please. I tut J u*t Why They Should Play Knothall on Cicilf Links In — GOLF BOWLING . TENNIS BOXING FOR THE = MOVIE FAN : A drama of m arriage and. forgiv­ ing In marriage. Sounds interesting, doesn't it. Jim Stone will lie captain of the 1923 repaid. A very, very'good selec­ “Step This Wny" a two part comedy tion, we would say. Ami a good selec­ will follow this picture, making it a tion in picking Bill Moye for the bas­ good bill all the way through. Don’t miss it. ketball team. Coarh Wilkinson I* somewhat of a speech artist along with his coaching ability. Should have heard him lust night. We ere now how he keeps the boys In line. ■ “Tile fywg of Fife," starring Grnco Dortriond is a t the Princess tomorrow night and it is n very interesting, drhmn of dishes nnd discontent, fol lowed by a Century comedy. Vast Holdings Near Daytona Bought By New Jersey People I Or Tfcr A»«i>rl#lfi| I'rrMl DAYTONA, Fla., Dec. 20.—Wil­ liam M. Flynn nnd associate*, of Camden, N. J., yesterday closed a deal for the purchase from F. N. Conrad, of Daytona; Bert Fl»h, of Dcl-nnd, nnd Cornelius Christinncy, of Allen dale, of all of the interest* of the Al Ichdnlc Company nnd the Harbor Point Hand Company, the considera­ tion being |500,000, The property consists of 1,000 acres of land, including the town of Allen­ dale, with about fifty residences nnd h hotel, located six mile* south of Daytonn on the Halifax river nnd the Dixie highway. . The new owner* announced that they would begin at once the expendi­ ture of one million dolinrs in develop­ ment work, the intention being tb build up a residential community. The improvements will include two miles of sen wall along the river, several miles of streets, hotels, apartments and other houses. GREATEST BARGAIN EVER Kodak.s nil nixes at Bower’s. 228-tfc OFFERED: BUICK SIX $325. NEW TIRES, EXCELLENT CONDITION.—B, & 0. MOTOR Cotton of 12 different colors grows CO. 20f»-lfc in Peru. PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES Insufficient moisture in u room is injurious to the health'. Xmas Cards nnd Seals, large assortment a t Bower’s. 228-tfc The Kind You Know They cost no more than ordinary tires. A free tube with every tire every day. Automobile Bulbs WE WILL BE OPEN NIGHTS ------ UNTIL-----Big Gallons o f Gas .and CHRISTMAS Full Quarts of Oil *- Free Air and Battery Water F. P. RINES LLOYD SHOE STORE 105 Ralmetto Ave.— Phone 181-J .Tile Daily Herald, 15c per vycek. i f a h S u i l i n i n < n m u n n < > n ................ k k m u i i i ; Sanlord’s [ l Newest Jewelry Store And then comes the big feature of Another thing brought out Inst Richbcrg Hack lo flight was the importance of the new the week, "Burning Sands." This pic­ Coach Florida U. ball park.. Sanford' ahbuld never rest ture ts talked of, talked about and GIFTS content..until this field is completed. written about some considerable nnd fill' I hr I *■i»r In Irit |*rr*ft I We need.it, m ust have it, and thanks our advice is—see it—you will never Solve your Gift problems GAINKKVH.l.K, Kin.. Dee. 2(1.— lo the Chamber of Commerce, we will regret it. J.anee Uichberg will return to the get it.. in Our Gift Department University of Florida ns baseball “ Burning Sands will lie seen a t tho It will be easy to find ju st.th e right conch for 1923, H was announced last If a ha 'b a ll park' and athletic (told Princess* Friday* nnd Saturday. Get gilt for each person on your Christ­ night by Prof. P. L. Heed, of the fac­ never doe* anything for Sanford m ore'your Christmas shopping done in such mas list if you will come to our spec­ ulty athletic 'coptmittce. Hiehiierg than give the local hoys n chance- lo shape that you will not hjtve to miss ial Gift Department. formerly ployed first hare fur the come Into their own in «n athletic w ay tilts picture. You can give yourselves box score follows'; Kinchin nine and last season was sign­ it will lie ju st that much and that's a Xmas gift by taking in this fine ferrhantn ed by tire Philadelphian*. Tile Phi!* a lot. The bringing of outside plov­ show, —....109 125 100 331 ’ Hamilton, Howard, Waltham, lies sent him to the International ers nnd the m ajors here U r train is but —...112 10(1 126 341 Thirty thousand head of deer arc Elgin, Gruen^ 7, 15* 17 nnd 21 ^__ 138 177 134 440 Fragile where he finished Ihe* season. second yonsidefntibn along side of .— .135 130 129 394 tlie good our boy* will get out of it. killed every year by mountain lions Jewels nt Reduced prices. :r ....125 118 -------| in California. 243 Blouin is Again tlu* DIAMONDS ~ The Sanford Nigh School basket -1 ---- ----— ■ ___ 150 160 Bowling Champ ball learn will go u> Daytona Friday West Virginia Team ; night fur then second game of th e . 19201 III; Tli*' ril I’fratl CHICAGO, Dei*. 20.—Jimmy lllnuin, !s,-a-on. Hepoi to from the roast sny Off to California grrgntlonnU of ( bongo, world’s champion bowler, ; lin t Sanford will find a difference l***-1 -~...,108 150 172 ■190 411Jr T h e l u m p l n l f d I ' r t l i l retained Ins title hero yesterday, when tweetr the football and basketball 52 180 158 490 MORGANTOWN, W. Vn., Dec. 20. he defeated -Jimmy Smith, of Milvvuu- teams ......... ... ...... ................... .... of llmi town. We'll sve. i.,126 I 15 271 kre in the sixth block of their sixty The University University of of West West Virginia ____ ______ :__ _____ --The .149 113 252 j gRiiit match, Hluuih’tt total points be- *xv i re; football squad of 28 nu'n, including 7.151 189 150 ‘ 493 | ing T,H for the six blocks while S m ith 1 A x U lO r T I \ t . I id > S roaches and trainer, loft here Into 183 1to 323 was credited with 173 27-511. G e o r g i a T e c h F l*l> . for Snn |,|,’KO* T,'° lllouin by winning the champam _ _ imnmtn.rtreis will meet Gonsaga Uni- 15 Diamond Rings, special price from jj***g«+*» 1. 2329 (.ship, retains permanent possession of< cm- v»...ct...rd i r e , | varsity on Christmas day. Although $15.00 to $27.50 the world championship's medal fm GAINKSVII.I.K, Fla,. Dec. 20.— Intelisu cold nnd snow hampered prac- 1-2 ('arm . Fine While Diamond I'lnlig of the Club* ’ | which tile bowlers vy.ro contending. 1,11 University "f Florida's* basket *lice during the jmst few day*. Coach inum Hitr I'fn or Ring. Special ___ ________ _______ linll team begins its out-of-state in-, Spear* .said his men were ill - fine Won l,os t [VI. j ‘ $118.50 1* ..... H 0 UMK) U r e b r e H - 1v^ io" February _3 wlu-.i J l |days trim 100 of other’ Diamonds at lowest .750 Giants Release Robert­ Georgia Tech in AtlanUv This is the 0 2 jgj*i*— prices 5 2 .715 son to Richmond Tea in only game no far scheduled for the Xmas Cards and Seals, large ’Gators, but* tho pres|»ects are for a assortment at Bower’s. 228-tfc 6 .250 (Its Thr \ -I.il..I l'rr*«t Jrip through the Carolina* ami Vir­ t; .250 NEW YORK, Dec. *20. Ilavii Rob­ ginia. o .000 ertson, utility outfielder of the New LAVALLIERES York Giants, lias been released uncon50 Genuine Diamond LaVallieres rc makes a g.md shade d|tiimn,)y. „ WiIS Penn Players Leave j ty because smoke is not nay ..... u> J)(Wiii Til.rtl ._ r,.llir> fltr from .lames Tierney For Pasadena, Cal. It. _ $5.00 to $55.00 the New Ytu k National l.cngur team. Rebel t -on, who was llceil only .as a <11, ‘I'br ,\..firlntnl I 'm .) Ur. T. I.. Ilrll. Ill rmlitK horn rtM .rn, Gold Knives, Belt S T A I i: COFFKGK, I’m., Dee. 20.— pilu li liitter in a few* game?, during lilil. III. Tr.llnoiny In Thif.r «f Hlhrr llm ifr l .c r . i*l PKHIIAtlVK. X\n» Buckles, Ftc. the past HOJURttj will manage the Rich- Ywenty-two IVifnsylyania State ColIn llurrllilr I nnillllnn. Ilml IlkrUHintuoiid team m (lie Virginia Feagtie' lege fuotl>al| players left her*' yester­ ll.ui and l'.riraia. (Vn. ItBn-down. II iii’li lni|>rnird I'liim U*l»ic IT:H- Bracelet Wrist Watches day mi the first lap of their 3,000 mile m x t year. IIXI.IM:. IImil III. I.rllrr. jrries Journey to I'nandetm, Calif., where rish Potatoes • Sox Buy In fielder they will ni«el the University of Sir T. I- Hell, wrltliiK u* from IOrSouthern California eleven nil New ininahfilil, AI* , k.i ) h: •d Celery "I lure,' mi Her .'ll for five yeurn from Sterling, Rogers, Community, Roy Wood wort b YiarV d.iy ia the interfeetional game rliiiiiKiill.iii mill h.ive IihiI Ke»etti» for nliiVi two years, l liavn liml .aeli never*. f ’ut Glass, Smoking Sets, Nut of llti' i arntval «•f Roses. The 1 J d Cauliflower In my l.'K* nml limlf noil hiicIi l l i l t Tin* i M i n e l t i l n i lei ril.ld III IiIiik Ilml I In*vr lieru In; Howls. I '.i adetia Stiinlay u *• l.Ul* ltl.nn.M IM ;TMN IH .-D ci. 20 A Imrrflilp eoinUlHiii My killin',. Imil lie- 1 Fruit Cake mini' affeeleil mnl I (ircmne In a run-' iii ;,1 \va> i luscd yesici day by wliitdi tltnvii irfinillllon. tal Biscuit Co.’s tiie lilomningtiui Three-I flub dis- Bids High for “Lost ".VI laal. I was attracted lo FHKIIA1.1NF. l>V Kfelng II ailvcrtlsml. and af­ pOM'.l of re'comi liasemnn Ray Wondidding. ter using lesn: Ilian one Itolile I was Ball” Privileges mdli'ealdy relieved, and now since tnk* woilh to liu' Chicago White Sox. j IttH I*Kl I It ALINK retcularly I am areal­ 65c peek. Wnudv.'urth was the leading rei'oitd I ly Imnrovod and Die ecsema Is mucli III; ll«»• iMMM'liilrtl l*rr»*«»l b an mnn of the lengu.*, hi* fielding ST. I.D O S, Mu., Dec. 20 —Retriev­ lietler. "I atn alsii do recommend FKIIIIA.P. Weinberg, Prop. average.of .!*80 being t h c j ^ s l made ing le.t gulf liail-f on the municipal I.INK. Iietulise It lias restored tile to liealtti and I consider It the Lest rem­ Palmetto anti First Street at by a Three-1 Imseiniin partUipathig tiriks Inis been so htcerniivt* tu Mntt edy that can he found. 1 would not lie Benjamin's Store in a hundred fir more games since C. Ma Iley, that lie bid $860 for the iMihnut li for three times what It Two (mllies have made me a well man.' 1910. The p ast year was ins first in 1023 privileges,-- Tills wns’ miide Open Evenings m nilA U N K Is for sale nt rnosi droit ptofpssionnl baseball. known yesterday afternoon^ l»y Iht* slnrrs. If yotir locat drtiKKlst does not handle laiiird of pulilic service. In announcing I'crrallnc. acini. IJ.OD lo-Ifarrsllua. Dla-. MsHey'* Ind'iiad beeii aetcpTeiF irlhutltiK C’omtia'ny. Tampa, FIs.—Adv, Mr. Malloy employes boys to search for the balls. If found immediately they are returned to the owner* Many a : ; : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : lialis, however, are not found until the. Look this over and giveAis your Order owners leave the links, and Mr. Mailey pays the boy* five cents a piece for these, re-paints them and setjs them for from 10 lo !() cents, it was explained. ■ = It’s a Full Purse... SPENT TWO YEARS IN SUFFERING S ilv e r w a r e ... THE... Diamond Palace the little boys nnd girl» in Snnfonl are rejeated to come lo The Sanford Orwerieri'a Iturdny morning and get a balloon__ lanford Grocerteria.. P: 108 S. Palmetto Ave. • • . (Opposite Fire Station) r-' Mure than hnlf the states have a county named in honor of Washing­ ton. TO THE PUBLIC Crystallized Cherries Pineapples Figs Dates N uts of all kinds Citron Oranges Apples Bananas We will be glad to wrap up and Call us for whht you need. We address- any packages delivered have the goods nnd the ^prices to our store any time after two are right. o'clock—This Service is “ FREE” THE WARE GO. DEANE TURNER Phone 497 ’ SANFORD >:- FLORIDA ■■■5555555S2SS525255' ■ 3 FOR EVERYONE WHO ENROLLS IN OUR . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ CHRISTMAS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N N ■ ■ ■ I We want you in It—anti everyone in your family—also your friends. II will lie a lot of fun to belong. It is a big, helpful plan, which will en­ a b l e you and others to necunndnte money for Christinas by saving small amounts by easy stages. It's, so easy to save that you will never miss tile small amounts you pay in from time to time. . t When Christmas cdm'cs, you will get hack, in a lump sum all you have saved, which will be.just like finding so much money. Make it a sure thing. Enroll at once. ■ ■ ■ H First National Bank! ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P- FORSTER, President ’ • II. F. WHITNER, Cwhier SANFORD ---------------------------------------- FLORIDA ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■MM CHRISTMAS CANDIES in January we intend to put bn a big * " gala-occasion here of some kind. San­ ford has not enjoyed n big time all this season and we nvnd to play n little ' and bring tho people in here„ to help u« enjoy it. ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ N * AftFr tho holidays and some time our friends, Loth far and near, e extend our greetings, true nnd sincere; ay jn your hearts joy-bells ring, New Year bring you every good thing. ■ And a “Good Time” When Xmas Gomes WATCHES JEWELRY \ 3 China, Glassware and Cutlery Departments before makingyour selections. ■■■■■■■ �V?•‘F/W 5?*? THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922 W ill H ays V isits •Wallie Reid; Says H e W ill (Jet W ell PRODUCED PERIODICALLY Ittr Tli" Aosorlntrd I ' r m l increase HlWIWiW compared VVIIlPli 1 10-1 of ^ v , uh 1921 « 11,053 ears, or about ;tl the inl* 3(j ,4 per cent, according to n sumjit agair • by th e S ta te D epartm ent ittT Farm ' nrul M arkets, ipjbbrsn, "l jn fifty.one thousand mid cars tmby to ,r werc 8 total of 1,02$,030,000 pound* it m s in* ^ KrapC, t which would he sufficient U«ne beai- ^ nupply approxim ately terf pounds yp. measure ( ^ Rr#pM to ev e ry Individual in th e gilion ' United Stn(is. T h e y Were worth, ut by Itcpreu[ ,11 iiver:ige*)ricc o f $70 n ton, $35,. Pal'I,fa"' #!"jtion s'ri.ond. " *|*v..o causes contributed to make the ceason a p r o fita b le nrie fo r eastern grape-growers. A c a r shortage in - . thc Wl.st rut C a lifo rn ia 's normal *hlp- fjien ^ ‘.Mint about -'lA . *b *’ .a cent, rrmption mid g r a p e juice timnufnrturits. fit 1^ unprrvederited the Fast. I t also was a year eastern yields in vineyards. fU,n ... , New Ymk, Pennsylvania nnd Mich Ur. Wood, . . , - t. j.nn, this three principal grape states, ■®7 would Onormous gains in rarlot ship* ' .* nient*!, nhd there also was n heavy f ommiuT'- 1•'ov.-mmt by truck because, the Wuhinetun l'rrvnd*,If rI,r shortage in the east m * * iv.cU ns’ In the west. Michigan fig* of 371 ratfii *tDj.it •tin ■ s show n gain . lit shipments „ , (lll, | er cent; Pennsylvania, 2HH per cent, mih the ;""l New York 2(11 per cent. The , , |N.. <rop* of these three Mates alone hro't “ jrujj 30,| approximately $10,000,000. Truck Rfjiuldiuiti. *bipments In the three state, which . i^ l .j)at an not ificluded in the department’s draft-nrr "f 1‘N'u,, fi' nl<- w t’j nntcd at 2jMHj0. tons, *1 Ihcv were worth another million and a half dob' as* t" an m rs. Statistics on destination- of t lit* 'chtcsil. xtn dragged frrwnislim hr had to n!e allrgi-ij iv.n wVI> ut tin* foiumittcc (hirzH In- mix m u several limes in the course of associate oursctvwi anil do iterchy lo*- hi.s nsi'UM'i'iliioi - u-ith il... .....ii. .. ..t for the im ieose of n n ns m i.m o n with the motion pic* connf ,„ „ ,|„ „........... „ i„„ii ,,.,uf|c and .,,r».oriiic. to re people. j n m t i r n n d >*v v i r t u e o f tin - t a w s o f ( l i e EFFORTS TO LAY ASIDE SHIPPING \ i i* %t *i * ■I I ' A a I I i h ----------- N o rris tnution nuiro firm ly eitil*Lsild««l * . l Mill t 'V i T 11H t h r Kt*y I o n ill It I l 'l f i s i i l l - -'Lchigan-New Yurk-I'cnnsyivnmn i tve jam. , roP show that P ittsb u rg h l «ik the number o f c a r s for the season v *th ft total of 1,72(7. Philadelphia va%i seroiid with 1,-170 cars. O th e r i huge distfilm ling points fur the cro p , Wl-re: ( hirego. l . l l l cars, Ronton, Daily Fashion Hint r'-’1 i RTYLlwS FOR AQUATIC ACTIVITIES j jo,—\v.ig Prohibition Agents - Violate Amendment; States, a :Liquor is Returned rond is s u e d efea ted IN' HARDEE N Hens U5c W'AUCIIULA, Dec. 20.—By n vote jf About two to one, the citizens of Hardee county yesterday defeated a million*dollar good roads bond Issue. The vote was fairly heavy. - 65c Trial by ordeal still exist* in some parts of Japan. J ms !g s, Wild, canaries were originally gtay or -green int ecolor.£. « * * »i 5*ri ! risViM , ,, - ■ 1 non ho* hot the to Pei ter hat q tt 1 A t S55.1R) INIsmI |tAL (nil ir,4 « I T jPwtf fli Ltn %IlirtrqinK. j to. he m m * Aud .if i* ^*Lk A#(wt *t«hj »U- f f .*7 I t ' ' * Bu Rh Ty I’ll Pe T’v ikm•• ■ifar msaiatl hIm’. *»*»»* 4 1i-ih lufd biitr |M! IMH D 'iv T ( t VA\u?irtsfnl n Lit } J* A t $5 0 .0 0 1 Im l*iU {dU* » * m*tdx h** *~-ffA*cl w( ftr *- ’ 1 •».! j f .. It Ii IT*4 |D I ( V\ \iy-Aiflj-hl, Il kt A t $ 3 0 .0 0 If # att t ti t unipftit irln titm e/ ttutni'ii ITaukrt 1 J tamfimg in pri+t from f ' S 00 f j SJSOGJfO. ) HENRY McLAULlN t THE JEWELER _____________ __ i f f f f f f f 105 Pit Imu ID) Ave.—Phone IS1-J ‘‘Open Nights" ■ u M ... ti Your... d B B B Should Be Given _21 Furniture of All Descriptions Children may he looked nftur nt our store in a subatnn■ tial manner. Everliudiiiff wood toys, Child s Rockers, WagS ons, Go-Carts ami many other items. ■ For this week special prices prevail in fine furniture. 4 A* But that nice lied room furniture for your wife. A gift substantial, one that covers the needs of your home nrnl makes one happy. B ■ a m n ■ u Fancy Font-fed Tennessee Turkeys dressed, pu r | mil nt I . _____ Ilucks, _,pur pound Geese, per pound' -p ifirk o n a , • ~ ** - per pound Nice litle Western Corn-fed Pork Hams, • per pound Nice lit lie WcstVra Corn-fed Shoulders, per pound Niue I,can Western Pork Chops, per pound • Fine I.oin Pork Roast, per p o u n d ........... Pure Pork-Sausage,----------------------——1 — |M»r pound ........ . . Mixed Smtsage, With every purchase |S Two pounds for Stall-fed Kahsas Citj* Beef Uili-Jtoast, of ^as and oils at our • )M?r pound station from now until 5 Chuuk Roast, noon Saturday, Dec. 23, S per pound .. __ ..a.,.., 5 we hand you free a La- " Nice Pot Roast, ■ per pound dies’ Sewing Thimble, J inside of which is a Brisket Stew, per pound FREE chance on a num­ /Jo, 1 California Soft Shell Walnuts, ber of nice Fat Goblcrs per pound for Christmas. No. 1 Brazil Nuts, per pound ■ Tlie purchase of a Tire or B■ No. 1 Papcrshell Almonds, m Tube entitien you to two of th^ne per pound .* nice Thimbles inside of each of which is n FREE chance on a turkey. See our Uflitcry, Tire nnd Friends Tube Christmas Bargain Flyers that are being distributed on the Streets and at your house Notice! c •V F N R C la m EDISON MAZDA LAMPS F. P. RINES 1 Hi Rt Je L. P« A t • 5-4f tl ( i • cit <*J wlisLr f a l | et*#t 11 i mt NM ■■fGrftrlx /« »U'« Ever-Rcady FloBhlighLs | Substantial Christmas Gifts ] S the! 2,0fl the hn eve , Percolators Grills Toasters Stoves Irons Heating- Pads Vibrators Waffle Irons Sewing- Machine Mo* J tors Tlii' rlixtinctive styles of kind riot hex |x-rv.idc the rc.iliu of the wave, thus uc nt In tlm left, a Mill costume in d.irli Iline t.dfcl.i ttiiiimcd with fancy' J bcfi.n- t h e Imrid ini" which arc woven the bright I l l r T l i e Vi , i l , ,1 I’r r m i advance • ISIIII mhiis mo much io vogue, I lie PHILADKLIIUA, Dec. -it. Di w ar tins.Liinnli" over i Ih-ks has a round rtc< k •hiring that the United Stales pi iiii* indivi.| toi| and is Is-ltixl with the hr.dd. 'I he iidcn-iiug little tu|ic nut lilies the I in,I ih .,1 1it uni iigent.H violated the fuiiith mcridmciit of the constitution in Mini Muhnm sire rcipiircs I1, yards tan giv,. n .In null talk la and S yards ol lirahl. tatoimdidi im.I.iug raiils without proper se rivh j I l.nml nf famiftd figure dimmed in the re m o . h -1 o •'.*iirants. Judge Thompson, willi hlaefc ymf ‘-.rtiu, i.-t fcalmni is the second nuslrl The round nifU is bone* United Stale.* district court yesterday Ixmmt with bias folds o( the all in, as |irc.,ei v. j ‘hsmi'sed two liquor!coses involving nre also I he sh-cvclcs* annlitilcs. '■vi ral hundred thousand dollars.. Medium size fcquiri-s 2*-u yanls 41* TMie of 1.I.iquo^ and wines valued a( $300,00(1 imh llinticl and 1 yard of sd|in. l-’jtst Myslcl: P k to rin f'-’ Ittvicw firm wto 'v;i' ordered returned to *lhe warell.illiing Suit No. D H L Sirrx, .11 to Vriik-nre of Notice of J. L. Lipsrlrults, where it 16 inches bust. Price, J5.cents, tr” In-ca t c ; *,;|d l.een seized liy dry agents. Stills, Scioml Moxlcl: llathiiig Suit No. nulled few. -Id'ct; culls, malt extract t, whiskey (1873. Sires, .11 to 41 incites. bust. Price, JS cents. ,, prflduclimg| fifivtiriiig-and ncccssurlcs wnrllt many wa rebated thousands were ordered r*;Lurried tu Ut iiriwn- t-^ A tlarm c Foml Products than parry; drill (level. from which plnee they had been taks In the City Substantial *r»—in ini- j mi. ■i<wpicture.: Judge Thompson ruled that the dry agents had Invaded t|rc imliyidual lights of citizens as guaranteed undoihje der the fourth ninendinent rcgulntinp CASH, s i x the right of seizure. ■H. ^V; (). 20G-I fc PETIT10N FOR LIGHT WINES B AND BEER 5 At Our Store You Will Find Such Glfla road Wet Nut Ice In hereby r h i ’ii that till* tillilerslKNCil. ”n mayrh-i(fc-nt,fTiti. »v||> mi the 2*lli day nf Ih-cianlirr. F'j!. ut 11 uTloek a. lit., apply to tin- Hmimuhh' Jtlliii'M \V. F i t M um. Judge ei( tin* *'|rcilll Court nf the Kcvcnlli Judicial r'irCillt nf the, Slate nf Flntlda. at Hie Court House 111 Del.aiul, Flm 1,1.1. m wheresoever *ahl Judge may he at .said time,* (nr u license tu manage, lake charge nf and control In r property uml to become a f r e e d l l 1 1 1 - in e v e r y i . * cC !. t,M l* h.ooin. o M I k h iio i .h ,.r ••1 1»«•t **• * | g p Thin Srtth d i> ef N. h i oilier I't22 *’ui »11w- * i a i l s t «»ua t i >. ^ i u i t l o titiiy , MAIM I’. KRN-T i n u r iii' I im, I $t r«nrt*'*raMon a*K*n’ hi I hifl Fill'll1 II " lUtrrN ( |o i m i i i s n r ai»> i m t t v h l o a l , t o art Siilirilm fur F» tltloner. | d * -I h*« il a u * (it . ill lit FTitl lilt r loittlH, ! H - 5te n ti l t o \ r n i i m i » Dial h u talh* m m i h I|*f» 1 'I ’l lO*l opt i l.il s r r l i * i |H 1*' m l v i i i - illtl ■<?i tl .ls>Kits! 11| 1 to* 111 n l i l i d h 1lit itlUfjMlljl I Mi l *t fH tiii’W,ol l u t i u i i o f h i d n*t t . l r l l k a DON'T DC 01■APPOINTSD— i Ion** a m l Mi-»iirltl**it o f i v * -r> k t m l i I hkk ALWAYS USE a m ! il» '•< i i | - i h u i ; t n a* a i iirih> tm rI I. I T ■ulmu r 1|i I h t t l III K iln I tl is*’, |t(|ll i ** l o ' h ! a (i'l ili«i»opt* **f r*iltitiio(( o r | n r f t r r i il Kitrt'l, o f i i t l i o f i o( i*>a si!h * n « ; t o .1 hi ill | i d ) m a n n i f an > r**i jm t a i o ii i n TVs Bconomy DAMIfffi POWDfff (Iifr» h i !** u f I r a i i K f t - r e f iin y x tcu 'k , imfiilw I jr O t l i r r o h l l K i l 11**!1IK *0 fijllii I 'o f |n»r«ft* P io l t o ilii a o ) ’ i t t h i T n u t ? **r i L I n k n : in-* • > f**r Ui»- o r * a t i u f i . |t ro* f I* r*i Li*n I m j i r o v * tin*lit o r * tiluaio «m # n t a»* i*f 1 1 1 *- %'li-iit*- «»f a i l ) f*u»’h Kltirk . t n i to o *>hi!t;$lt lol»K, («Ik’l ll h i l t h WIHM •-f :• i*. of s,**r|Mr.*iioto* i*< • \ « - i. tsi a l l t h r jm ti t r s t nttil l * r i i i h o ; i H of o u Hi rMhih th « ‘i *-of. iinil !♦» «*\rl t*i!ll* Ittl> 1|rill till Yot llIU |IOW*'f i l u O 'M i r , t** hurra.*vr m n m > n m l l*t .. u r - Uo* warn* iiD i i l K i ik 1 '* il*-i *Ip o f i i o*-T *M-f**l* u t . . U o r o t i l l n a l i*»n* I to. r r f*o a m i t*f *h* a i l p u t*h o t i i . r h l >( f u r t h* t (hifi$* i a*« m a > Ii#* it* m * m ! > *»i i N(1 i*l|ItOJt I n in* ilolir* flit* 1lit* f»n rrriut* t s if t t r g m * 3 t o f t h e Im p h o * p o f t Ii I m r i . i j i i O M t h m , a m i !** o l l i . n v |* t» hav«*, * % i n I m * i i tml f (ijo> a l l t i n ! iitlilP . [miv * i . - r s . a m i p i t v i l c H t s i o e t i i i i i l u l t<> c o r ! p o r itiiiim o rifo iiiz ril n o d e x i s ti n g a n i i l e r H i e l a w n t.f t h e M t n l e o f K l o r l t t u . A r . l l r l r III. T i n ’ i i m o l t h l o f |l*e r n p l l a 1 s t o e l i o f l i d * ei ( j o r u l i o i i etiiitl to- T v v e i i l > -ttv V ‘T h o o s a i o J 1 1 I >. 1 11;vr-t, t o to- illv 0 1 , it i m .. H i t u r e s .if tin- p u r v i r t u e . f m o H i t j u l i . i l i t t i i e m t j | (..liit rn e a c h ■| i , i i | i | i u i si ii i. > f t m * . . . r p o r i i I I *,*l I'l |.,l> .lilt. 111 l l l l l n l Iir UMI-il i ,, i rr-, miM-li.i -* *.i i ellliei r. I .-r |ii t p i , f i a l . -,t l ,ilio r s i - r v l e e s ill i , m, \ a l i i . i t i o n i n I , , n xerl h i t h e i l o a r i l n f D i r e c t o r * u t it m e e t i n g c a l l e d f o r s u c h im rpoke. I r t i r l r IV . T h i s c o r p o r a t i o n V lm ll r o n l l n t j e a n d h a v e f u l l pow eV to e x e r c i s e I ts eo riH ir t i l e r i g h t s a m i f r a n c h i s e s for- n p e r i o d o f h l n i l> e n l u c y c i i i H from a m i a f t e r tti** I 'o n i i n i h c c i u e t i t o f I t s c o r p o r a t e ImI.' l i r e . A r l l r l e V. T h e I. iimI m.- mm o f Ho- c o r p o r n U o n s h a l l I l„. I-Iinilii. l I>v t h e t o l l o w - i u g o f l l c e r s . j [.I I ' l e s O U - n t . n V i c e I ' l e n l i l c n t . a S e c ’ i i l n r v m o l T i , • - n r • r w h o m n v tie o n e . . n u t t h , Mnti.e | „ i * n n a l o l a l l o t i r . l o f I H I . I '| . . l M e.,1 I. HM III,III t h r e e l | o r o i - . ii titMtii l l v. p e t s o n s , w h o I n t e l he s l o e Ii l o i h l e i e I m i l | | i e ftr-il m e e t i n g o f t h e s t o c K - ■ a ■ • ■ s s s s v i s i s i i s x T v k n i k i s 11 <>111• r m i o / e i m i f t i r p r o v l«le<t, l<ir, t h e I I S I I I I B S I I H I R I S R I I I I I I S I I i,III, * f t o f H i t s e o r p o f ill l o l l - n l i a l l lie r 'o lll.iilo I .e M iiin tte , I T c s h l r i i l ; Il <V I ' i i o e e , V ici‘- l * r e « l i l e H l u n d l l i n . -I- l*eI ' o t I i-R, K n r* u u v a m t T r e a s u r e r . T h e Ii,, n , l o f D i r e c t o r s s h a l l h e F o n t a i n e I i'M n i s i r e , It. t ' P i e r c e a n d A. D r* I'a lte H , - . , , T h e llrst o r g iu iU a tlo ii m e e l l n g o f llic l o c k Iiolil e r s s h a l l In- l>e|il I n t h e I 'l l V o f S i t i t f a r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h e S o rl i d a y „ r I 'i - c e l t i h e l A I I!»!S. f o r H i e | n i r priM. o f a d o p t l u g h y - l a w s a n d c o m p l c l * in th e o r g a n l r a l l o n of th is e tirp o rn lle ti. a n d a l s o f o r I lie p u r p o s e o f e l e c t ­ ■ H A T would lie more ncce as ;t Christina? u>It than one (*f these beautiful 3 D u l o v a Watches? 9 •They are as serviceable il as they are heatiliful '— a constant reminder of your thoughtfulness. ELECTRIC l-U Ut and The Ideal i | Gift for Christmas! i. DEAN R TURNER air.fi! Iiefure 7t*21 heenus eof the high tux and the ( i or condition of the crop, due to v-irly fro»ts. The lowest price on lecmd at grape’juice factories was in IV;|. wlo’ii Jill a ton was tiic over WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. — A momortal from the hoard nf zupervisont of San Franclsyo petilluiiing fur light wines nnd heer was presented to the senate yesterday. It Is stated that at the Inst election the people, by ref­ erendum voted two to one fur such an amendment to the present prohi­ bition enforcement act. THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. CALUMET Np grapes were pressed in SHAIIMvS Old fnshorred hoirte made plum pud­ DANCING CLASSES every Tuesday ding nt $ 1.00 a pound ut thy Scmjnole nt Parish Housg nt 4 p. m. for chil­ Cufe. 221-6ti dren and 7 p. m. for adults. Intcrprctntive nnd hall room dancing.—ProfesSTROUT FARM AGENCY ,,, ... , sor C, L. Etwcn. 114-tfc I LI Magnolia Arcnuc Furnished 7 room bungalow, new, on Dixie Highway, barn, garage. 15 acres. Electric light, running water, telephone, hath. Deep well, Fair, hanks-Momo engine, water piped to " « w ,» b e «*#«* to - w rn I) " I 1 “ n «' all parts of farm. Orange, tangerine, a d d re s s ail.V p a c k a p t S delivered grapefruit, peaches, llackhcrries, tree |Iir o u r s to r e a n y tim e a f t e r U 'o blueberrifs, 11 vnrlefica of grapes, o'clock— This Service Is “FREE1 lemon, cherries, bananas, loquat, Jap. pendmmon, mullierries, roue tic, guav­ as. Farm and garden’tools, cow, calf, flock of Muscovi-ducks included, nil for $0,500, $3,500 cash, h;d. I, 2 and 3 years. .* . 21G-tfc Notary Fuhllc. HI ale o f Florida ill l.lirge. M>' chmmlsslone expires Dec. I, lltjj, Hla le iif Florida ) ) ss. ColllllV of Helllinole I I H H Itl'H V F K I I T I F Y Hint m» this day before me persoimlly np|o-ared tico. A. DsCutlea, to mi. xcell known to he one o f tin- persons named iii and who stthscrthi d his name to the fore* g o in g artleh h o f • Incorporation, who acltnowlnli.’ cd before me Hint lie ex ed ited the same tor 1he jinftoW, s titer*— In expressed. W ITNKHii my hand nnd official seal at Hanford. Fouuti of Kenlinolc ami Hi ale o f Florhlit. on thin llie l u l l day of December A D. IS !!. t hi : a I,) i , i :u i ,a vv. Ftnvr.i.r^ Notary Firlilp’. Hlale o f . Florida at t-arge iHlifli* *»f F Iiirli|!i* him I ill* ii*t**pt t I i f f a l l o w iru ; : » n l i i. n «>f inc t » r | n i * a * 11tu t, . * . A H l f l r I. My C o m m l s x l n h e e x p i r e s D ll- 21 ( f*S6 Thi* nnm i* »»f i I i I k r n r t * o r a i l i * n iiliall • 2 2 * - 11C l a I . ht l*r.i U t i l * A M r N H I F A L S I N F . , a m i I ' A I L i t s |« r I in* 11m t p l i H r n f IfUAiiiiMsn pthiill l*<* N O T H i: O F A F F I.It A T I I t N III |||; | *I K a n f i i n l , F l u r l t l i i . w i t h ii h r a m h n f tl A lii: % 1 I l i a : IIH A l.lU t WASHINGTON. lU-v 20*—MtTortg ,1‘ .■ at •.laeksunvllli-. Morlda, l.m It , , . , ' ; nut} Itnve .iilul eslatitl-ti surlt olhei to tiring: niMriil a vote on the motion place* o f l.iolm us tin- liosnt of 10t ’iUllTli Kill) f t iiflt I lilt I* l i b H f t l f «t l i t ’r* of Senator Norris,- Republican, Ne­ I»nln*\ A r l l r l r II. braska, to lay aside the administra­ jioireral naiurp ,uf llm hujitn^nn tion shipping hill in favor of the Ne­ t o The* l.»* trnn«!H*t«M| m a t ooti(||irt«*(l t l»v l *-v t |i u r ; i t h u t K h ali l.« ’ .in fulloWH* braska >enatio’s agricultural llrptnc- i-ab i i i ‘ iv i t ; l o i i , n | uIr*?* |tur**litin**. 1*t t >, It w 11 . in gmeusiire faifhd today in the sen­ Iiolil, .»*rII fim l i l i s jm»i»»* o f , o p t o t i t J i e f * I v il l ’ll I i n r*mt it a m l It* o il ate and the session ended with tin ii i.^r* itr*ifc**rni;«* o r cftiiiifilKshiii h a p is, *iin) Bancs of I."'12 cars; Cleveland, 83K cars, and ' m, he eon- New York City, 582 tars. The city , were o f i i c - farthest fro -G tlic ‘productive centers' ' i h u j l d l<- to market grapes in volume was St • If pm m i-tc.f ." Louis, with l/>7 u irs of Michigan fru<t. five from Pennnytvunja, and 2h cars j p jtoiirr, .r Milwaukee; :d m-r*. Mr. from New York state, djaicni the took JSil cars from Mh-ltigan, 12 ntded with ftom Pentreylvania nnd 21 from New |a bringing York. The. price paid by grape juice fac­ kid tu r d t o et after he * 'ties this year averaged Sfi5 a ton, to have " "'pared with $130 in L'20 and $90 ttai rrlafittg I • pect. Reid simke rleirrlv ha unlib l.liiA. !• I9*S, foe l.eiirru Patent. Ineor* ......................... . i«-iiT«y, no sain, in* (loratlag the K l .i i |i i t u UllNH't* eye., appeared normal, and ip every PAtJt. l.vc.,, under, the follow ing proway seemed to he in ■ p'.n'.i Hi.liter. Hip urlalnal of which I* ) 'm il w m in on i ncowraging. now on ..... m tim o f r ic ..f tin- HccrVntf ntal and pliysical condition, |mr> of ih - Hlnic of P'lorldu. m TallaMr. Hays added th a t his visit had. ' 1 ' ' V’o n t a i n b P i Ma ik + i u : been impelled b y a general interest In :o . a ^ I oV-u t t h s m any one connected with i5r» film in*r — dustry as Well as his personal friendship and sympathy fm R,.,d. whom hc'; 'H M n e A i.v . i \ r . , , , , , u . to«> ......Cl MUHill, have agreed to 35 p e r and there wa r an increased dem an d fo r p rivate con* iUrr 11 ’ " j r . hear Co u g h "My. grandchild could get no relief Article V I ,, whatever from a very had croupy The highest amount o f Imh htcdncHM o r lia b ilit y tothis corporation LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20.—Will H. C0UKh," writes Peter Landis, Meyer** *hafl subject H uwhich f f slinll he an amount Hays, head of the motion picture in- d11*1'- ^a < "until I gave him Foley's not to exceed thr amount of the capi­ this corporation. dustry, late yesterday visited WallaceiI,oney a,,IbTnr. It is a great help for tal stock of Article V II. Th e names mid residence* o f the ifeid, film actor, at the Hollywood c^l’st nnt* throat trouble.'.' Coughs, subscribing Incorporators and tin Sanitarium, where he is suffering n ' ctrlds, croup, throat, cheat and bron* amount o f the capital stock ruliscrlhed by each nre « » Tollnw s, to-vvlt; nervous breakdown, and expressed ehUI IrtritaHona quickly relieved with Fontaine I.cMalstre. Jacksonville. Fin , the hope th a t Iteid would soon recov-. Foley's Honey arid Tar. Contain* no }3 share*.’ C, Fierce. Jacksonville, Fla., I Sll3I f opiates—ingredient* printed on the If. er from hi* illness. (ill.. A. D et'o lI cs, Hanford Fin. I Hbnre IN WITNKK.S W IIK IttvO P the suhwrapper. Stood the, test of„ time serv­ ■crlhlng Hays met Mrs. Reid at'thc-saniUr* Incotporutois have hereunto -------. .. , s their hands on this the tSth day of ,u"' nnd ««ompnntad her to the l^cd-!In»r generation*. Sold every- set December A, D, l!*2J side of her husband. He shook hands'wherc,~ A,,vFONTA1NK I.e M A IS T Iti: . U i*. FI Hitt!K.’ with Reid, said he ImpeiJ he was getOKI*. A DeCOTTKd ting along well and would soon be Try our home made pies, just like Countr o f Duvul > himself again, and added that he had m?lher u»cd to rnako them.—Seminole Htalr o f Florida )I eonie to wish him a merry Christmasi C*f‘,< 224-Otc I tlK R H It Y C K I I T I K Y that nri this day before me personally appeared btfore returning t.t the e a st r ------------------- --------Fail m ine 1,cMit Isl r e and (J. C. Fierce, in me well known to lie tw o of the p er­ Reid thanked Mr. Hays und said he 1 K odaks all slices a t B o w er's, sons named In and who suliscrihed appreciated very deeply the friendly! * 228-tfc their nnmr* Id the foreg o in g artlrl. ■» of Incurpuralon, who severalty ackspirit hark Of the visit. loiwloilsi tl In fo r e me. that thry e x e ­ '" T in ; o r iM m m m v r m v cuted the. same for tliij purposes th ere­ m v c the m e interview, which lasted After —— in expressed. Notice Is In reliy the «t , i " ■ » o* rcii) given Hint me on* hut a m inute or two, Mr, my hnml nnd official sijul * . «« - j ,11isle toil Inu rul to noply.iii the Hon­ at AVtTNFSH Jacksonville, Founty <it Duval ,wtd marked t h a t the patient looked u c h : or*!*!*<t Htnto o f Florida, ott this the tilth day ked m much omlric i‘ur> t‘ur> a A.. llunlie. llunlce, Oov.ernor ijnvernor < of » r Flnrhla. K i i i r l d n , ut n i TaUiihuxiu-f. T u l l d i s u r r , o f Dceemiicr, A D I t ! ! . In ti e r tlimi ».. t 1 1 l - . : the . Male of m iu r tnun rt ports had led him to ex- Florida. on the tlu* rdtH rc.th day day nf of D«-cetnhi>r U r m n lir r (K H A I.) F M, HAFNI'F.ltH , REPORT BUFFALO, Dec. 20,-*-Vineynrds of AriFJl the United States, produci*! a bump* (r rrop of grape* in 1022. Total car* lot shipment* from nil Rwtjons up to ,«>! . 0,„1 including November 17th were .p r«? c «* ^ ,);>1 tarH( t i l l * * nn ing such officers of the corporation us are hereinabove priifM.-d for. nro^thi-te. a fte r Hie annual meeting of thr slocK-, holder* shall he held mi the first T u e s ­ day a ft e r thr llist Monday 111 Jamini> o f each scar. GRANDCHILD HAD' CHOUl’Y 55c 45c 45c 35c 21c 17fc 23c a B B N M B ■ 4 ■ B B B m 20C : 25c E 30c E 20c E 15c 4 . .1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S‘ GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ' ' r .. ------------- - t------------ ------ i-« NUMBER 228 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922 <VOLUME III. . . :.T?--—r r r —,r- rr. Large Capital Becoming Mobilization ADJUSTMENT OF REPARATION Of Small Holders'1Savings, Says Hoover DISPUTE LONDON AND PARIS UrgingIndividualism, For Fellow Men CALIFORNIA AND. , 1 1 This is tho third nf n series «•/ three excerpts this paper will present through the courtesy of Douldedny, I'ugc & Go. fropi “American Individualism." the new book in which Herbert lim ner, now S ecretary of Commerce, ami well beloved for his many services to humanity by Atrtcricqns of all political beliefs, seeks to define th’ c treasures of American citizenship and civilization . in g ig K THE - GOVERNMENT AGAINST m e d l t e r r a n - / e a n W H IT E F L Y a CHANG CHOOTUNG WILL BE NEW PREMIER \ From the Horticultural Hoard Before Fly Spreads to En­ ( tire Country t i l , TUr A—o r l n l r d l'rc*a» * • CHINA WITH TH E APPROVAL OF PARLIAMENT, MEANS MILITARY*!’ARTY \4U • ^s '• ! ; y; i • l$y H e rb e rt H obver 'T he w lll-o '-th c • ' wisp o f a u to ­ cracy-- in uny form Is that It supposes that the good I.ord endow ed n sp ec­ ial lew w ith nil tho d ivin e a ttri­ butes. It con ­ tem p lates one i hum an anim al d ia lin g to the other h u in n n anim als Ida just shape nf enrth, o f glory, and nf Im­ m ortality. T h e proof o f U»e futility of th ese Ideas III the d evelopm en t of the worltl d o cs not lie » |n n e In the grim failure o f Germany, h u t It lies in tho dam age lo our m oral and social fabric from those w h o havo sou ght econ om ic dom ination In A m ­ erica, w h eth er em ployer or e m ­ ployee. W e In A m erica havo had too m uch exp erience o f life to fool our­ selv es Into p retend ing th a t n.ll men nro equal In ability, In character. In Intelligence, In am bition. -That wns part o f th o cla p -tm p o f tbe F rench R evolution. W e h a v e grown to understand that nil wo ran hope to n’ssure to th e Individual through governm ent In liberty, justice. In­ tellectu al w elfare, equality of o p ­ portunity, and stim ulation to servlco. It la In m aintenance of a society fluid to th ese lium nn q ualities th a t our Individualism departs from tho Individualism o f Europe. T here cun be no' rise for the Individual through th e froxen 'Strata o f cla ss­ es, or o f castes, nnd no strntlilcatlon can tnho place in a m ass liven ­ ed by tho free stir uf Its particles. T he p ion eers of our Am erican In­ d ividualism had th e good si nso not to rew ard W ashington nnd Jeffer­ son and H am ilton w ith hereditary duk ed om s nnd fixtures In landed estnti a, ns G reat Mrltstn rewarded M arlborough and N elson. O ther­ w ise our A m erican Holds o f oppor­ tunity w ould have l« e n clogged w ith long gen erations lain riling thidr fa th ers’ p rivileges w ithout th eir fathers* rapacity for -service. ' That our sy strm )h !is avoided th e estab lish m en t and dom ination of cla ss hns n significant proof In th e present A dm inistration In W ash ing­ ton. Of th e tw elve men com p ris­ ing th e P resid en t, Vlro-i*r« pihlcnt and Cabinet, n in e have earned th eir own w ay In life w ithout econom ic Inheritance, nnd right of them started w ith m anual labor. T he d om in ation by arbitrary In­ dividual ow nersh ip ts disappearing because th e w orks o f to-day nr. steadily grow in g m ore find more b e­ yond the resources of any one In­ dividual, nnd stea d ily taxation will reduce relatively, cx cesslre Individ­ ual accum u lations. The num ber of persono In p artn ersh ip , through d i­ vision of ow nership am ong mnny stock holders is-stea d ily Increasing— thus 11)0,000 to ZOO,000 partners In n sin g le concern are not uncom m on. T he overw helm ingly largest portion of o u r m obile cnpltnt Is that of our banks. Insurance com panies, build- * lug und loan associations, nnd tho vast m ajority of ull thin is tb e n g - , gregnted sm alt savin gs of nur people. T h us large capital Is stea d ily be­ com ing, morn und m ore a niobtllrntInn or the savin gs of tb e smalt holder-—tho actual people th em ­ selves--- nnd Its adm inistration beco ip es n t'o n re m ore sensitive, to tho m oral opinions of th e people In or­ der to attract thetr support. Tho directors nnd m anagers of largo concerns. th em selves em p loyers of these great groups of Individual stock holders, or policy holders, re­ flect a rplrlt of com m unity respon­ sib ility. • H"Mention w ill not com e to us out of th e w reckage of tndlvldunllrm . W hat w e need to-day Is steady d e­ votion to u better, brighter, broader Individualism — nn ludlvlduatlsm that carries Increasing responsibil­ ity nnd service to our fellow s. Our in ed la not for a way old but a w ay forw ard. Our Individualism s root­ ed tn our very nature. It Is based on con vlrtlon born of experience. Kqtml opportunity, the dem and for a fair ch an ce. Is the formttlii of Am erican Individualism Im-chu**" It Is ih<’ m ethod"of American a ch iev e­ m ent. •‘ M r AND POINT OF ARGUMENT * 1 v*•■l.i L. nF — ----- FEDERAL OFFICERS SEIZE C A R G O E S AT JACKSONVILLE ALLIED WAR DERT ACCORDING TO AMERICAN VIEWPOINT AS STATED IN WASHINGTON TW O Y A C H TS S IK Z lil) F IL L E D W ITH CIIIHST.MAS . CHEEK Hingex on Settlement nf AH Dif­ ferences Between Nations nf Europe l l f r T h e l a a n r ln lr il l ' r r » l WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—Adjust­ JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 19.- While ment of tin* reparations dispute be­ " PEKING, Dec. 19.—General Chang jn|i<t.i o f California and Florida urgA. II. Stroup, divisional prohibition tween London and F arit is the crux pt at a hearing today before the fed- Chao Thctljt, miiltary lender, has been thief for Florida, was on his way In of the European tangle, in the Amer,,,1 horticultpral board that mocci appointed premier witii the approval i cmnmllna to seise the ( uhati yacht ; fenn viewpoint, us stated here on comstringent and effective inspection ami of parliament. His selection, which Miguel F nrrarer nnd its cargo of aov- in tent authority. Talk' of uny Amorwns suppoilctl liy General Too Kun is quarantine service be inaugurated imoral thousand cases of Ihiuur his suh- •iean lean ot Germany wns described L jos^iatily against the Mediterranean believed to imlleate the intention of ordinntm were bringing hofr nit aux­ ns "idle," until such nn adjustment fniit (iy. J. J- McDonald, of San Joa­ military pnity to resume control u( iliary sloop seized yesterday near had been made. quin county farm bureau said it' is Chinn. Chinese nowspnpera publishMuyport with it liquor cargo valued It wns nisp made clear that the oay a mnttc r of time Isforc the dread cd reports to tin* effect that President nt |IG,0tt0. Three while men nml one question of Allied wnr debts to the l,i Yuan Hung would soon retire nml «y will spread to fruit trees of far negro were mrrested and two nu'ti j United-States is not/viewed In Wash^uthem and far western states unless General Kun .will take his place. An­ escaped.' involved in the Anglo* i1 an effective quarantine is maintained, other report says Taso Kun was bark­ ffercnco ns to the nmount particularly in New York and Boston. ing General Piping Tso I.in in prepar­ Germany can pay. Heyond this, offi­ ing hostilities against General Wu cial spokesmen refused to go in out­ Pel Fu in early spring for the purpose More and more onr pioplo .'ife.belining what the Washington govern­ of pleasing the governor and com­ pnning (•> find out that Sanford nict ment hud in mind. There was no hint chants'hnvc the heat stocks mu the pletely placing the government in the an to the purposes of progress of In­ lu'.nds of the militarists. tut price*. i discussions with Allied leadhich have been indicated both •luwe und abroad tn lie under way. No w -v OF N \lt< OTIC I'KDDI.EKS Itlto T answer was KtottuM lo mqutnrs ns ON i:\ WALIA It KID’S to whether Germany hud again sought American intervention in the repara­ CONDITION tions difficulty. III? Tin- tMinlalill Ifrrsal With the Held of /peculation thus LOS ANGELES, D a . 19. Report-* narrowed, however, it was evidenced available early today at the snnitnr- in unofficial talk today that admin- : : istratlon hopes that American influ­ Questionnaire Sent Out Reveals Millions Invested tore actor, is suffering from n ner- ence enn idtl in the European situa- ‘ breuLdown width relatives lion were quite guiierully believed to . In Improvements ted as complications which came lu- based oil the possibilities that may after he broke away from the use of j ..n of bringing British nnd French I l l y T b r A **«»clnlrtl 1 TO S T .! v^iiskey and narcotic*, indicntol n n . , , ' JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 19.—Early replies to quc-.tlionnnires sent thruDlt, S. W. WALK Kit GOt lught into harmony ns to Germacot the rtate by the Associated Frost to obtain data on improvements in I’KTKKKllUltG AMD DR. CAR j improvement in his condition. The ny.„ prwi.nl (.C(inon,|e plight nnd ca| MfthmlitiL-JVMuhrrV Asotm inlion of*.paeity to pay. .Since time lacks for i , i : m k k c o m e s iik k k Florida during the S'car indicate road budding construction bond Issuance to‘^t r.lhurn ( aiifornin |ilaunrt! to n^k any lenffthy process of examination tsii will ho enormous. Figures from three counties not among those having Walker was transferred j ‘he eitjtjroundl to appoint n commix- t on D E C ID E D A T M E E T IN G O F ! Dr. S.W. ........... ............ . that _point l*'fore expiration of tho Hi building permit records showed issued $1,305,000 bnndk of which $l,9>0,GOVERNORS OF STA TES to St. I’etcrsiiurg and W. .1. ( urpen-. Lo make a tiauougli investigation |qprgtoriiim Jnrunry 15, there was 000 wc/e for good roads, * ' • A N D P R E S ID E N T iter will lw the new Methodist minister j **ito the use of drugs in bos Angeles. a tendency to believe ................................. * that the Wash­ for Sanford, according to advices re-j . ------------------- ington government has sonio hope of I here. The foloiwing are the causing nt least a delay In deflnlte inlmeiits for this district: action J^y France a fter that time, pending further light fro mrocogPalatkn district—J. F. Dell, presid­ For Reverence of the t.aw nnd COM PK Ell EXSIV E DIM. KM HD IIY ing elder; Diinni'll, IT. E. Partridge; uized expert nuthoritiiyi. Same Is Felt by Adminis­ In thin connection it is known that Cocoa, P. A. Fletehur; Crescent City, l.NG FHATCHES FOU I ADM tration Officials \\ S. liullett; Del.iind, (V. E. Itlce; in some diplomatic quarters nn im­ It HI .IEF ' Enterprise, W. T . Handier; Green pression prevails that American par­ • ___ f (II) Tl»r A4*MM'lnJri| I'rraai ' llicipatioti in some form • when tho Hint(lir Tki> Auoclnlnl I 'm O ! Cove Springs, F. M. C. Eads; J WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—General Who Robbed Unit&l States Mint at Denver Yes­ encouragement' us to the pros|M‘cts of WASHINGTON, Dec. ID.—H e a rin g inRS#. Munro; Hawthorne, W. O. COMMITTEE WILL PKOCEKD council of premiers resumes its ses­ of rural credits legislation before th « ! |{cnchor; Interlnchen, Melrose, it. T. sions in Paris on Jnnunry 2, is to bo AGAINST ATTORNEY CKNKK meeting the present prohibition prob­ senate banking eonutdttco neared con­ . terday * !cxpcctcd. Tho, ex|K*ctntlon uppeara to Caldwell, C. K. Mlngltnlorff, junior Al. ON OWN INVITATION lems through closer co-operation of clusion, with members of committee Is* Imsed on the conclusion that the pteacinV; Kingston, J. S. Drooke; ,federal nnd ntnte authorities, and nn predicting comprehensive bill embody­ ■ lilt Thr \aatH*littiol l*rr«*) council meeting would afford natural New Augustine, George Gary Ia' c, I !l» T h r ,\ DE.NV.Klt. Oec. 19.—Klghtven liours | earnest appeal for reverence of the ing features of several farm relief WASHINGTON, Dec. llt.l tearing* and logical" opportunity for n statesupply; New Smyrna, L. M. Z. llnrr; ttxrrhing nnd the questioning of sixlaw wns felt today by administration measures now pending.would he.ready Pnlntkn, J. I*. S ib e it;.Sanford, W. J. on ‘the impeachment charges agninxt nieiit of American views, pressure of Utn'pcrxoiM ut police headquarters [officials ns the result of President for submlssionu to the sennto eucly Carpenter; St. Augustine, F. J. Pat- Attorney General Dnugheity were r, whidi might conceivably tend lo / Lire fsilul !■> reveal any trace of tho Harding's conference on the subject next wcc*k.0 tcr*">!i; Titusville, It. A. Selby, W. T\ sinned by the house judii iary com- b r i n g the Uritisli and French lo n bvtWtritity nf tin- liattdils wlio nddK'd the stale governors. In n statement • Allen, supernumerary; Wildo, it. K. niittee ut the point where they were (l<r understanding on reparations. ftdedd re cix'e hunk trn ik of two hun­ after the conference. Prohibition Com­ broken off lost Thursday1* by- the d m -; far u.h various proposals, both Durke, supply; conference evangelist, dred thmound dollars after a gun, missioner llnynes said in tnqny in­ nmtiv withdrawal from Qje proceed- Hriti-li and French, for cancvltation J. Si'lmpmnn. • fitht in front of tile U nited' Staton TK A N SI’OUTATION ON "IMG I1AHG- stances the reports of the governors ings by llepreseiilaUva Ki ller, uu- ,,f (|,L, Urvnch war debt to tho Unjigd ES MAKES I'KICE $1.00 I’BIt aint in which one guard was killed. were of uii "encouraging nature." TAMPA,. Dec. 10.—-Announcouiciits thpr of the charges. From this point .suites «i« a reparations adjustment TON EACH l.00i\ .MILES \• of iipiiointmcnts tliroughoiit tho state tho committee proposed to conduct {preliminary Is of epneern, tho attitudo DENVEIt, Colo., Dec. 19.—Masked WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-Tlio cn, | | . T he X«i»rlnled rr<-x«) fur the year I9lrt, hearing and adop­ the henring on their own initiative jK,ro |„ thut nothing, can he done In r i l l l AGO, Dec. 19.—1 lie Illinois igmn of prohibition enforcement wns ionditx, armed with sawed-off shotthat connection, certainly. In advance tion of various reports from church without the aid of Keller. rjn nml without regard for huinnn waterway—connecting link between discussed by President Harding with of n reparation agreement. workers, organizers nnd committees, life yesterday fatally wounded Charles the Great Lakes 11114I the Mississippi a group of the state governors today CANNOT - OKING IN’ioX ICA TIN fi the tnliulution o f tlu* financial report ,\s with tho question of 11 private Four Railway Mon Dnten, g mrd of the Denver branch ns a beginning toward his announced lonn to Germany by American, hankLUJUDK INTO UNITED of the lmjird, mid the announcement river—will give the rtalc th e-second ef the Kansas City Federal Deserve |M>llcy of working out n definite divi­ ola, uii agreed Iwns as to what tho Executed al Dublin STATE UNWARRANTED o f the approjirintjons for tin* coptinuBank, stole $^00,01)0 in currency of $'> lowest built freight transportation sion of enforcement res|Ninsibilily U*T e o i i i u present German economic position is nnco of church uctivitica ill princlpn! I l l t t r f c 1 i n j , 1 r a i l L S mUHl underlay whatever steps it may -dmnmlr.aUoq at Iho doorstep of ll»e rati" in the wbriii, accord Ing to f •ft- tween federal nnd state governments. in i’ Thr SMirlalrS I'reaal sections of the^state constituted the WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—The de­ rrecfnment mint, nml escaped. Thr* urea prepared by M. t>. Dantes, chief The conference took ulnce’ over a lun­ seem advisable to take to correct lh atj main items of business trnnnrtcd a t ( n r T h r ABS»rla(r<l 1‘rr a a l bribery occupied leas tlmn n minute's engineer of the division of water­ cheon nt the white luiuso nnd those cision of Federal Judge Hand a t Now (In' closing session of the nnnunl Flor­ • DUBLIN', De.-. 19. Four railway l*osit ion. hm». Lust night every highway in (Seated about the Yabio included the York, holding thnt foreign vcsscla can­ ida Methodist conference yesterday There is no hint Hint the Washing­ men and three laborers were execut­ the xtnto was guarded, nml.iitnto nml ways. federal officials mostly interested in not bring intoxicating Liquors into ton * government is contemplating Mr. Dames, who designed the Pan­ the difficulties of keeping the country territorial waters of tile United States morning; Practically every Metho­ ed hero" this morning for Interfering either debt cancellation or some form ftdend nuthuritics had formed armed dist minister in tho state from jargo with trains in County KHdnrc. Commissioner present law in brief for foregin lines U**d* in pursuit of an automobile ama Canal lock* nnd Inter was asso­ dry — Prohibition of assurances to Fram e. Both pro­ i-ltnrges as well ns a numlier of ,not•frepied l»y seven men, who were ciated in tho rebuilding of the New Haynes, Secretary Mellon, under filed in the supreme court by former alde laymen, church workers were In injitr.IN , 'Ih"C. |9.—Seven men jects would require congressional a p ­ •*rn xpwxling iiortliwnnl shortly af­ York state barge cnnnl, rays the huge whoso department the prohibition unit Attorney General Wickerslmm. attendance nt the conference which charged witii train wrecking- were proval and there is no indication it i ------- ... .. * ter the robticry. *■ • locks planned for the Illinois water­ is administered, and Attorney Gen­ convened Wednesday morning with cnpturrd November 43 by Free State could Ik) obtained. more easily now 1 One of the occupants wns blooding way, with a capacity of 9,000 tons of eral Dntighcrty. Hishup W. N. Aituwqrlh, of Macon, troops. With them a quantity of stol­ than heretofore. Complete Draft f,eight at a time, v*il! eut transpor. Only a few over a dozen accepted pnifuMily, according, to ruport. en goods nnd rllleh arid ammunition (In., presiding. . ’ of Peace Treaty TL robbcr/occurred while the mo- tutiun costs . T>0 per cent under the tho“ Vrosidcnt'H luncheon invitation, The Tampa district was allotted a wns found. The men executed are reTURIN, Dec. 19—Rcnowcd con­ tef wax being transferred from tho New York rate. The New York ca­ but It wns said thnt white house offi­ Has Been Drawn total of $2,100 for church work, divid­ liortcd to havo been members of the flicts between the FascLti and tho nal locks’ enn handle from 2,h00 to cials ho|>cd to hnvu a larger attend­ nint to a federal reserve delivery ed ns folloxryj Gary and ami Palmet­ Republican arm y.,today's executions Communists lien; have resulted in tho ance of state executive* ut tho exec­ AND WILL BE PRESENTED TO te^ck. Fifty puckngcit of currency of 3,900 tons a t each lockage. to Bench, $000; Minkka, $200; Port brings total to 19 by Free State, in a killing of ten persons, including two The tnblo prepared by Mr. Dnrttcs utive mansion in January. HJlOO each were seized by tho rol>TURKS ON SATURDAY Tanipn, Jnterbay nnd Bayshore, lOW;' little more tjitm a month. Fascist!. Originally planning to call a con­ wri. Witneucs differ ns to tho nung- shows that transportation on the big Sulphur Springs und Moody Heights, . i ------------------------------------rvi' ---------------------v hulk freighters developed on the ference of governors here on the pro­ (H r Th* A muc Is OS I'rraa) |< tearof.participants in the holdup. $1,000. Tliu appropriation of $1,000 Air Mail Pilot LAUSANNE. Dec. 19.—It was re­ I>«nrer police unhesitatingly dc- Great I.ukcs, with thtdr 10,000 tn 13,­ hibition question, srfnie time next for extension work In Sulphur Springs rbfed the holdup wxn the largest nnd 000 tons capacity,, is tho cheapest In month,,tho president advanced tht> date ported this nflornoon that n complote nnd. Moody Heights was tho largest i-iost in Blizzard, the most sensational ever cxecuted in the world. • Ono dollar will corry a primnfily because of the proximity of draft of the pence treaty; was drawn single appropriation made ut the con­ Colorado. Has IJeeen Found ton of freight 1,000 miles In one of the capital nt this time of so many up as n result of the dcllbcrnllqpi in ference. , the Near Kiut conference, and that who have been tn attendance a t the Mth kawed-off shotguns, Hvo of, tlusc ships, he sayj. * The state appropriations were: B ar­ The Illinois canal will come next, governors' conference nt White Sul­ it would be qiresented to tho Turks tow district, $1,900; Gainesville, $1,­ Alive nnd Well on Ranch.Near.W here) * bandit* bombarded the frot door on Saturday. . Plane Was Wrecked * m*nt ns the, yleapod from tho the table shows, with oni} toq being phur Springs, W. Vn. . 900; Jacksonville, $1,700; Miami,$1,Although advancing the dntc of .the *Qtumot)ile. carried 750 mile* for $1. European ( n r TO* A»si»«'lii(ril I'rraa) It hr believed I nadministration cir­ 400; Ocala, f 1,700; Orlando, $2JM)0; government employes sutn- canals average n 500 mile haul for $1 conference means thnt a number of SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 19— A lr| •«nrd by an „ |ann ^ . Ue(, shot, a ton and the New York barge canal governors participating* will go out cles th a t another conference will be .! nlntkn, $1,800; Tnllnhnssee, $900. The Latin district was appropriated Mail Pilot Broonstra, missing since ns and rushed to the doors*er win- stands foGrth. with a 300 mile haul of of offico shortly after, Jhc president, necessary after tho first of tho year an amount equal to the sum collcctad Friday when he was lost ill a blizzard u 0 mint, shooting at tho hold one ton for 51. American railroads it was said, decided Jipon it in order because of the change in state nd- on tho conference missionary assess­ lias been found olive and well on the to obtain the views of those who hnve m inhtrations nnd the views developed —. t h / nfn’ rcturne‘t the fire nnd nt average 100 miles to the dollar; truck Rigby ranch n ja r where the wrecked a t . tills conference thus will be avail- ment. c“Imly pflrccc.inl tp QViu-Jmproved.hiuMvW, 20 miles t o l j ^ . t h e y f f l W jg ; Receipts during the year, according piano-was discovered yesterday, ac­ years in dealing with tho prohibition nble to the executives taking part in int0 ,h y ty Packngrs of currency th e dollar; nnd. four mile’ fey Horse — (Continued on pngo 0) “ cording to ndvices received here. the Inter one. - ' nnd wognn, nfrording to Mr. Barnes. car. L" } i? -r .. .'J ii... W - •" ,Vj ffASlUNGTON, Doc. 111.—Oreh- (Ill Tbr Anam-lnint | ’rr««l FLORIDA GOOD ROADS AND STRUCTURES— BOND TOTALS ARE ENORMOUS LEM MUST HAVE STATE AND FEDERAL III) T h r A M h flitir il I'r r M i OF CALIFORNIA TO BREAK R IN G '£; APPOINTMENTS OE MINISTERS AT CONFERENCES RURAL CREDITS LEGISLATION IS EIGHTEEN HOURS SEARCHING EARNEST APPEAL BEFORE COM':::; AND QUESTIONING OF SUSPECTS I FAILS TO REVEAL BOLD BANDITS IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS TO BE CONTINUED ■WATERWAYS REDUCE FOR SHIPPERS?: DECISION OF FEDERAL JUDGE FOREIGN VESSELS m:: Until Christmas m v �SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922" ftTART PLANT TO CAN GltAI’BFH U lf HEARTS BARTOW. Dec. 10. — Machinery valued a t 990,000 H today being moyFur Florida: Mostly cuoudy i(l Into the ttfVr’ CUnu Exchange |>lunt and colder Tuesday, prob­ Only a few nioctf shopping days till nt Eagle Lake ’where, nn extensive ably local ruins. Christ n-.n*. • . cunning plant has been planned. Crane fruit hearts will be Vanned. These will Savings accounts turned much mon bo furnished by groves in the vicinity WEEK OF DKCK.MB cy looiu here Saturday morning. / of Bartow, Auburnilale, FlurcnccviUc .23 UD, 19! nnd Engle Lake. • *• _ j . SANFORD HOTELS ARK Monday The plant will have n capacity of 8 P. .m.— Regular meeting of Burl• WELL PATRONIZED 500 Vrutes of two closon cum; daily. newi Woman'll C(ul Welaka lobby. > I f them Is n question In ypur mind ns to where to purchase th a t Christmas pair of Shoes, let tin pugn'cnt that yoji come in and lot us show-you bur now line o f . . EMERSON SHOES ' .. Xiu? Shoe that sets the pace for STYLE, COMFORT and WEARING QUALITY Prices Rliarantc^d by the Factory sUtmp on the snlc of s band rehearsal Sanford bated* aie reporting fail ■ i*t court bnuno. COpKEI) FO(il)- SALE Look for Lloyd’s advertise nfant in house.; every night and despite the H p. ni.—Regular meeting Masonic fact thnt (here have been a grent^ijunt* C-voted Pood SnLf, all d ay ‘Saturday tbif issue. He han something worth Ball of o. F. while to lull you about Shoes. . ilior of tieVr residences constructed in Ly the 1uidlos of the Catholic Church 7:30 p. ni.—Bowling at Pariah Sanford, there in r.till an n<-i|to short-' at Deane Tumor’;. Cron ry Store. I J. II. Wendlcr, of Orlnndo ,wnn ii j House. i.ng'e of houses, . 8 p. m.—fleeting of Catholic Worn-'j Tourlsta. and investors from the the city today looking nftor the print inn’s League at K. C. H alt ing of Ilia Feathered Wnrrior. , north find in Sanfotd an excellent <opportunity for investing In hurtga- w e SELL AND RECOMMEND VIVIAN MARTIN It’s n ?f*ry telling how the Hawk­ er#-were blown into society hy n Kansas cyclone nnd a Texas guth- FOX NEWS All the members' of thn Men’s Club lows mul apartments for winter n>«iTom ir row-—'Thom ns Mrigh; should remember thr.t the regular »:.1d p. nr,— Rnpd rch atf.il, Lidjca idencer, for whi-lr thcie It a great need "The .Man Who Saw Tumm monthly meeting will he held nt the band nt roiirl hot*rc. li t Sanford. Merchants report business f a . Ltm om y OAHINC POWDER also a Snub Pollard Comedy Parish House Wednesday night nt 8 H p. m.-7-Drlil, Co. D., K. N. Q., nt |brisk nnd unprecedented holiday trmK*. o'clock. Como and bring along n new court house. , The many indications of progress on Sanford Cush Grocery member with- you. « p. m.—R egular'meeting, Knight.* ivory Halid :-<.'«-d in 'nnferd uro•ere? J. J. N. CONNER, Manager Join the throngs cf readers. of Columbus a t K. C. Hull. . ntingn most favorable imprv cHoti^on H p. m.—Regular meeting Masonic vinltoni stopping at nnd pa.(.ring llrhl The many friprul* of .1. T. Clnrk of Phone 104 115 East First Street »h? b-ty. nil or whom prophecy-oil erp Oveido were glnd to new him fn San­ Lodge. Nn. 02, Mnxonli- Hall. ford today nnd to knoUr that ho in oil-' 7 p. in.—Spi n a l banquet >f Rotary of development for tin? city Knbstfntrlvc in Hanford Tuesday, December joying good health and prosperity. Club for the football team of the San­ ti.rl. ittrh us few citify have eXpertM2 MAGNOLIA AVENUEford 11. 8., a t Valdes Hotel. 20th for a week’s stay, ns the guest PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS SHEET-MUSIC PIANOS of M rs.Jlen Caswell and Mrs. Hryoit Many big changes'will lie mode In RECORDS E PLAYER ROLLS Sturmnn. Wednesday Snnfurd nfter thc first of the )ryr nnd INING— PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS MRS. FRED DAIGER, Boclety Editor M ll/.H R ’S HEARSE STORY 12.15 noon—-Weekly Luncheon of UQVOrnl big deals that will make the ANNOUNCEMENT LUNCHEON.. people gasp Mr hrenth. Til la city hns Kiwnnla Club at Vahlez Hotel. rhooa 217-W * A delightful socinl event of S atur­ not ntruck its gait yet. if r*« n r *um »« »• 7:;i0 p. nt.—Bawling nt thp. Parish The following .clipping from "Tlic-j —U ar* *•!■* •» w x lm day was the Iniu-ju-on given by Mm. House. •* ( M M . M II T»« a r t r a l f r t a l a l a * . Outlook" one of the bent American » p a a l a l rm rm to I k la l f „ m « » a l , » W « i M. Miaarik in honor of Miss Claire The Winter Parlj lb raid mini* ui» 8 p. in.—'Meeting of the Orange Co, magazines, clipped by Kent R<>s>.cttcr «*<allB. - r ( r l i p k o a * t b * l i e * . II n i l Walker. • * b a ■ rv a iljr « p p r * e l a l » 4 ycstcVdify filled wilh good m atter nnd Medical-Dental fc'oclcty#at the Monte- and. brought t«i the ofTire »-ills nitonThe'lovcly color motif of violet 'and containing four column* nlmut San­ tlon |o and article In the Sanford H er­ gold was most artistiullly carried out ford. The Sunday Morning Herald i< 7.-50 |i, in.—Prnyei fiiuxtin;: a t iho1ald wfitton ninny m*>nlll» .-:g.» when! S O C IA L C A L E N D A R * •J jr. every* detail of this uffalr. The the Lest Iwiostcf for Sanford of all various churches. .1. T. Miller & Son bought thf'ir iu.-v ! tablewas centered with n vnse of 'Wodnrmlay—'W «lfnro Department of hcar::o and shows how publicity trnv-! iho state papers ftnd the Sanford peo­ golden calendulas, from which extend­ ple m-e taking it every 'Sunday mor-f ihh Woman** Club at 3:30 p. m. ' * "The Sanford, Florida, 'Hornin' h 8 p. in.—rBniul rehearsnl of the 15tth Thursday Master J. lb Coleman will ed gold colored ribbons to each place ning. • credited with an announcement that entertain n num ber of bl» young where they were fastened with botiInfantry, F. N. G. friends nt the Parish House a t .1:30 «iuetn o f violet*. When these were 7:.’I0 |». m. —Installation of officcM must have befn cheerful reading to thThere were several scares Saturday drawn for favors, they were found to Next to Prlnces-s Thcalrc local undertaker a t hnut. It is headed Ennter.n Star, Masonir H all... p. m. • . night when pooplo who h.td left their T hursday—Mm. I„ F\ Tluttolph will have'1fastened to each n 'h b n rt, on eftm on the alreeta nft<r a certain 8 p. in. Drill, Mi-dienl Corps, F. N. 'Looking Forward to a Pleasant Time Being Alsd By .-Ml:' *----- & Fan have ^ entertain tlie members of the Ev­ which was written the bnnounccnu-nt hour found them moved to the aliek: (i. at court house. a Hew bear .e and ns far a s hearses ery Week Bridge Club n t her home of the engagement and approaching nnd ns they thought tlu-y were stolen go it Is n l»-.-;-jt>. finished in the on Mugnolin Ave a t three o'clock. marriage of Miss Claire Henrietta there was some tall telephoning until Walker and Mr. Beecher Kent, of the lost cars were found safely park very late it ik-»ign o f luirni -h -1 i! u -r called nadlcii silv er . — #-• Oily W. Pearce, of Pnlalkn, was W inter Park, the wedding to take, ed tut side slieetfl and in Ihd^nlleys are wi II ei|ui;>ped to ta k e cilrt* o f nil among the out-of-town visitors nt the place, January 2(Uh nt the fongregu- to conform to the ordinance. tionnl church. The place cards, and Montezuma yesterday. vaKi-: i;round or the lirnkes relined er a general over out cups were Imml painted designs country having two fn tinnext monthly evening i.u-eimg hauling—*1he best of service with the prospects of Mr. nml Mm. G. F. Smith were vis- ni chrysanthemum* and violets. A t1of the Chamber of Cnmigprco lias b.-en ing turned into n n .ai Horn a t Dnytonn Hooch yesterday ns one o'clock a delicious six course scheduled for the llrst week in .Inueverything ripe on \\ Inin In-ini was served. the guests of friends. uury, a t which lime the Hon'. J. T. with ihc bn.-■*-.» ac.d n Bland, pri-sidenl of the First National hare given way t.» the Reggio Kumnier, who is attending Walkei*, lionoree, Miss Ethel Mmigh- bunk of Orlando, and former congress­ shopping. Do it now ton, Miss llcrminin Lehman, Miss Stetson tJni'vrrsIly nt DeL-ind, spent man from Missouri, will be the npeakGENERAL REPAIRS the week end here ns the guests of Katherine Wilson, Mrs. Sid Hive, Mins e rof the evening. It is expected thui Agnes Berner, Mrs. Hazel Moughton, Ids sinter, Mrs. W. J. Morrison. -. .T.) I ’ , Night Phone, PHONOGRAPH a great numln-r of members from tie.Mrs. Barry Kent, Mrs. S. O. Shiulu.lWight Brother* Cn. Department Garage Building Orlando Chamber of Commerce will S4-r, Mrs. Baymomi Key, Mb;’; Marion Turner Mr. nnd Mrs. S. I GUITARS iil-ui be pieient on this ocr.-iiiion, at Philips, and Miss Mary Erwin. nochelle, Fin., were which time further activitici of tinUKULELES spending the week cm water tralfn- league will Ik- planned. Muntczumn. • ROUTH BAKERY of Macon Mr. nnd Mrs. jl. B. Ga., were among tl ypsterdny nnd aro stopping at Montozumn. nett cptretained a number of ddldren most delightfully in honor of the fi-urtb ldrthdny~uiiniversury of her daughter. M argaret Rone Bennett. Tlu- Christnmn colors rely used m dei-orating 'liliul affair, la the The annual meelliig of tin- sl(M-kholdcm of-Ih c Sanford Building AliOnn A . in»i<-n; will .1-e held nt Huoffice of the Association, 101 Mifg nolia Avunse, Sanford,-t-'hL, at H p. m., Saturday, January loth, 1923, for BANJOS VIOLINS HARMONICAS MUSICAL STRJNGS. HEET MUSIC —PIANO ROLLS ; rooms to the i humid iris. In the alin­ Ing room, the dining tnldo was cen­ te re d ‘with the birthday cuke, topped \. P. CONNELLY with four tiny red tapi rs, nritund the Secretarycake, rdmleern nmL holly were a r­ Deane Treadwell, otherwise knywu ranged. Suspended from the diaudelu-r was it large red In II, nml Aqu-s of us "Red", was among tbofe fn»m Sanfopl motoring to Dnytonn Headi red and silver t«'n.ul. In one corner yeslerdny. , OK EH RECORDS The Brotherhood of St. Andrew will have Christmas wreaths, Imlly nml other greens nml trees for unb­ Game# of til l^jmls v.-i-re played. olt this week. Phone J. R, Stewart Win n the guer.ts ployed ‘'Cro,i*lng llio yotir-prder. (2G0-W ). 227-lfc London Bridge" they were given vari­ Mr. ami Mm.'Huwkins Connelly lu«'l colored paper caps. In the contest, ns their gu est* • yesterduy, Mr. and "Pinning on the cat’s tail" the iirizpn Santa Claim Bai?T\vas won by Kath­ Mrs. J . G. Winrhioh, Amoa Wimblnh o f Orlnnilo, nnd Mm. Hugh fn rte r erine Morrison. Fancy dancing by Mary Elizabeth Tolar nnd M argaret Pollard of Winstor.-Snlem, N. G. Bennett also delighted the young guests. . . „ Hcrlusrt Messer, 'n Late Ur the uflertmon the hostess, Tennessee Military uusisted by Mi<sen I.ttlie Caldwoll, Rwvctwntur, Tenh., arrived here Sun­ Claite Zachary and Cnnm-ta Barber, day evening to spend the holidays served Ice cream and cake. nt big home. About twenty-five yi-ung guests en­ joyed mis pretty party, and little Mias BciTliet was the recipient of many bi-nutiful gifts and wishes from her Mncon, C,h., In spending the holidays her*.w ith her p a re n t^ M r. iu>d Mm. friends. R. I - Shinholsor. FANCY WQUK SALK ■ Fnnsy, Wnr^ Sale, nil day Saturday ■ Mr- and Mrs. W. 11. Singletary an­ by the Lmllcn o f the Catholic Chuivli nounce the birth of n non Saturday, In the Northwest room of Iho Welaka face. 10th nt tneir home on Palmetto building, 222>&t| ]tve. The young man who weighs 10V4 pounds ha# been named Wade “ lri#h Situation Tense’’— lu-adline. * You might sny it is past, prenent abd g Ham pton, Jr. fu tu re —tenso. S 1 Mm. W. J; Morrison and chtldmn S will leave th e ‘Inst of the week for S P aln tk n ,. Orange Park nml Jacksonvlljc w here they will the hulldays w ith relatives. ' % • ■■■ ■■■ And Here’s What Finally Made Her Say * ( tV l^ G D : - What a rare jliecc of judgm ent wa« to bring her u box o f th w o Wtmddrful Meyerij & L ig fc tt’a ChtKoloteal ^hd nlwnya SUfirfeCTEp that ho was tho right sort of chap anti whl*n he brought that deifcjoua box of confections, , she ICNKW lie watt thoughtful and kind, and that hi:; laato’\va3 excellent. * .4 / ■ • Si 5i S| jj; Sj *! *| sexr:; BUS1NR8B MEN’S CLUB R egular monthly meeVng of the b u sin e ss Men'* Club’ ut <%e Parish House Wednesday evening, nt 7:30. The many friends of Mm. Howard r. Sm ith, of West Palm Uencli, will ’ 8; DRUG STORE First Street �( -x - .......................... v r«.. •- j / ' 'AGE TWO r*?if*: J*, ^**X**^“**'V*^” **i '■*•****•*'•*” ?k i _ _ . - i. ^ il- i ’ ■ .»*1* T-* t- 'Tr * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD! TUESDAY, DECEMHER 19, 11)22 ' i 1 ■ — * , V.**VvW v - , ,v M <•- i f fn •’ —yf t *r to our toes and would love us even v more for an net of klndneM? How about n love-tap for .hose who have traveled with us along thru the rough spots of life? Those who The Herald carrier* manage and control tliblr routes, p;fy in know us and still love u*7- Those who advance fo r'all p-appi* drawn, and abaolute'y depend -upon their have "seen us through" and forgiven. Are They Due for Redemption? collections for their running capital anil profits. When subscr.bThose- who linvc ccnio to us to band­ <« V ■ , cunneglect to pay thim it Is tho CARRIER and not THE age our btoken hearts? Herald that stands the “brunt." Those who have nursed us back to Tho l Ini tod States is ready tt> redeem nil Subscriber* who do not care to pay the carrier each week health and happiness? i Victory Notes with the letters A, II, C, I), E may pay the Herald two or more months in advance, and they Goodness’ me! If wu could realize will pay the carrier each week from this fund. l.n v t l tllllT C ircu latin'* W nn n «r r what tm affectionate caress or a tend­ and F in the upper right hand corner. P h o n e 3 » . \ V a l t e r » p. m. This system of delivery is known ns the INDEPENDENT er glance‘meant to-our loved ones, n CHEAPER MEAT S u b s c r i p t i o n l*rlre In Ad«anr>r CARRIER PL,AN and Is used by most of the larger newspaper* of day would naver pars without us ___ 2_ O n* Y e a r r<M"i These NOTES will not hear interest after, spreading a w tall hof cheer. Kind the country and has proven beyond doubt to be the-ver ybeat plan M i M a n lh n U * From various authentic sources * , ^cccmbcr 1fit h. l l r l l i r r r d In f i l s b f C u rr ier of delivery. When n boy mnnngcs his own route, buys and sells worils mingled with the monotony of Onp IV rrk IS C e n t* comes the word that people are eating a t n profit he is in business for b insejf in exactly the same sense dally routine dissolve discontent and T b e M u 13* In i n . p n * r A V rrklr H e r ­ more meat but that they are buying n:i as any mot chant. He knows he m ust give service to be success­ Ilring all your VICTORY NOTES so letter­ "Let a Little Sunshine In." ald r n l l r r l r n o r r a Sem inole C m n tf the so-called chcnpcr cuts. ! n4 ful and build up his business. He knows Hint every new custom­ a n d In p u b fta h ed e v e r j K r l d n f . A d t r t And now 1 want to suggest: Htnrted to us- for immediate CREDIT for deposit t u i n i r r n l m ntndp k n o w n o n nfijtlli-nFor n while packers and retail meat ^ er he seeurea means more profit. In short, he known he must i l i o n . S3.no |ir r y e a r , n l w n f n In n t l t n n r n ing with me, we all try reflecting a in a Savings Account or for investment in dealers complained that the public j ^ conduct his business in a-capable And efficient manner to be suc­ little happiness into our homes. That >ii:>inK ii r u n A s s o c i .v i c i i r i t e * * tine of our interest hearing Certificates or cess *ub T h o A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s Is psl -Ioa U p Iv hud stopped eating meat in the quanwe m nd out a kindly r.niile ns *u go d n t lllp d to H i p u s p f o r r r i u i b l l r . i l Ion o l lilies of former years. Wise persons * a Deposit. Tbe Herald cnrncstly requests its subscribers not to dinon our way; that \ve take up the hand ■ II n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d l o ll or * n o t o t h e r w i s e c r r d l t n l In t i l l s |*s»|*rr mid this wits caused not no much by ^ enurnge these hoys in this, their first business venture, by refus­ that soothes otir ache* ami gently pat ■ lid a l s u t h e local nows p u h l l s h r i l the spread of vegetarianism as by the p ing to pay promptly each week for their newspaper. h e r ein . it; that we place a sweet kiss right A ll rlKht* o f r n - t u i h l l c n t lo n o f sp er-lsl high price of fancy meats ami the d|f- i»<. behind the ear that lUtdflti fur our d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e n ls n r e s e r v e d 'iculty of obtaining the cheap cuts in rI( THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, footsteps a t the end of the day. Did o r r i e e i I l l ' l l A M l ( I t ’l l . I I I I I h I’hu iie IIS many markets, This seems to be I say n kiss behind the c a r? Oh, proven by the present situation, n* now you Ibok out! Golly, that'gives Sanford, Florida which one friendly butcher .sums up mo a thrill, and therefore 1 want to thus: , ,. _ , , ... with opportunities for grafting upon n n i a t a i a t i i Q n n i a mention right now: cople are aiking for entirely'-. if- tfu, pnVt of th„ seeker for If We wore ns unselfish and consid­ I.ook:i like cold wave Is coining this Cerent cuts than they have been doing ttpro| ntn)0nt# erate to the folks nearest us as we way. i .i the past few years. They’re get*. ' ... * , . ... , are to acquaintances and outside — o----------------In these 'hiys when everything is SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS ting more sensible, and 1 find lin t I friends, I’ll guarantee dividends , that And it in what we want to make hnve to toy in more of n variety than mentioned in.large figures, a corpora­ will return to us one hundred fold in JOHN GOVE, Proprietor belter crops and better prices and I formerly did. Chuck, flank and tion with n capital of one hundred * *a happiness and success radiating from million dollars exciles but little com­ ra better business. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY shoulder pieces are wanted—and the , I r . h in M Hi those who love us -honest tu good­ ment—until some erookednrss is dis- Pu py Pa Pa P:i price hits to be right. Pot roast 1* ns , . . . ness!—J. Harold Humors in Tourist 1018 W«t Flrat Street 1048 Wait Pint Rtn« , „ . ,, covered. It nwy be that to carry out It would nut srem like Christmas popular us ever. Hut the fine rib . . . , . , News. "YES-MEN" unless it was good, crisp, cold wouth- irmst, steaks and chops are not in de thq plans of rendering assistance % needed by the farm er such a huge m u iK ix iiN iiu n in r .R z iia z B a o i:u a a iR M ix iii> iB iiD iiim iiiH i • er with the tang of winter in the air. ntand as they were. One uf the best slang phrase* ever THREE unuunnl hnrraltm i:t smnll ■ ■ sum of money may lx* necessary; fur If >--------- -o-----------■ "Fact is, Pm glad people are com­ invented is "yes-men." A “yea-man'1 home*. $K ,"ii)t $ i,r>oo, $2,1 ini, equip­ it is known that the nutnlM-rs cnWhen bandits begin robbing the U. ing to their senses. I’ll sell them any. ... , , . , , „ gaged on /arm s is steadily growing ia a fellow who always agrees with ped with water and electric light*. I £ S. Mint it Is time for honest newspa­ , .... . , less. A half dozen years like the six whatever Is proposed, piirticulnily Small payment with monthly install- ■ per men to hide the flies. There Is no no meat is worth ‘ the fancy prices just passed will see nearly half the when the proposal is made by his boss iecilia.—C. II. Ellis, l.sk“ Mary, Fin.j* telling just where the lightning will I,ung on to tin I.on j pieces. farms in tho country lying idle while nr anyone else with whom he seeks to k’J 4' u ■trike next. win favor. . . / pparm t > 1,0 1 1 ' mZ x U " Ih01 5 1 ’ who were gaining a livelihood ----------- O '. — — public is learning th rift-at last W h a t - ! t,„lt Jjnc h||Vu hi ]mniiiottsx There me but few poets un earth, yet according In the great Around newspaper offices, an, edi­ Group of married friends were teas­ NOTIUK over the causes, the n-sult is henefic- wJlcrt. folint, ‘ hitIher pay followed tor picks up the latest edition* and The annual meeting of the stock’ jj Emerison, "All men me poets at heart." So most people must have ing ono of our I.eesburg bachelors a b.l and encouraging,—Jacksonville b „ ,.mt, uont ilK.rt.M;it. itl lhc ,„ st comments, "Well, that’s as good a pa­ holders of the Odd Fellows .Building ■ some one else pen the sentiments that their hearts feel deeply but, few days ago. Finally one of them • | of living. l e r ns we've hail for some time, don't Assneiatlnn uf Sanford, Florida, will n asked him point-blank what he had Jt>urR" 1’ tliir words fall slant so lot vour gifts display your personality—guv t ’origrr-ss realizes that the farmer you think so 7” , be held Tuesday, .Inminry tub at K,:0U * against matrimony. “Not a thing," Gifts of t.haraeter. You will find same at — "he declared, “but when I look you feb DR. Ml RPIIRLI*. H ill l i t L l ’IlkS- must lie succored, lie must In* euThe “yes-men" iiist’inlly nod and p. m. in Eagles Hall, Oak Avenue be- Jj III ENT ‘coil raged, else he wilt no lunger pro- chirp their agreement. tween Htemid and Third Mreet, fur a lows over I am just naturally a'raid — duco more than h e .may need for his my judgment can't be trusted cither.” Their iden, of course, is to flutter the election of a Ibmni uf Diri*ct«r: u We in ive, if we can get a second to f,wn personal consumption. Whatever the editor's vanity Then, too, by In serve fur tiu> ensuing \inir and ^ I.eesburg Commercial. i nr motion (don't all speak at once)'w ill relieve his cramped condition the agreeing'w ith whatever is suggested, fur the translation of sn.-fi other lies Q u With snow stors nil over the north, that Dr. A. A. Murphrre be placed on emmliy will endorse; at the same the “yes-man" is rehevod of what he i..e*s an may prnperly coma before a JJ with lake steamers frozen in the ice, the Democratic ticket for vice-prod- time the thought of that comasp>un­ dreads most of all the agony of the meeting. dent of the United States. j tial sum devoted to the farmers, and \V. W. VAN NESS. ■ with zero wenther hitting them In doing his own thinking, particularly 110 S. M AGNOLIA A V E N U E We spoke yesterday about the abll- bandied by those who know but little leaching a personal decision along an 12.10 2,’J.daily Secretary,; the fnce and n shortage of coal Flor­ ta-H2-2yr i f,.,, wkiy . ida can look for a big influx of win­ it y shown by these fine Baptist m in-j About what are the best remedial original line of thought. a a B n a ia a E a in z p in s n fix s s s a in H a iB iiiiia D a iiia s B a is a B im ter visitors’ after the ’ holiday.*/ Most ieters and laymen who me here nl-jagencies for tin* depressions and There's n "yos-ninti" in every office, tending the big Hnptlst convention • hardships the farm er lias l«en shoulj people in the north like to spend G. I. A. BAV.AAR every factory, ovoiy ‘ O'i.d gatlieiing. Christmas at homo and then come to and tbe Christian spirit in which they during, awakens .« i interest to know . At L’liimi I'harm hey Wediii- day afGet ready for the big crow d.' conduct l.ioon.-t,*. IV.. «nut if tin* how it is nrupoited to make easier the, ^ 22s. 21p You find tlii'in in politics—th vot-f^'tension, December Ji). m em bers o f the co n g ress of the U n it­ lath of the farm er and agricultural They are coming. ‘ t ' . er who vote* it straight tl-'ket even ed S tate* could look in on that o n -, worker, though Ratnn happens to be out* of the — The Braden town Journal pulled jiff vention and then go and emulnl the ■ ■RH’j itR m n K n u a c in a u a r; i B s n s e m i a a D i a a K B s r a D s n m i r r z z . 'i z c n s s . i R a i i s i R i a i N B B D a a i i m i n i i candidate*, and the legbdi tor who win a a a big stunt in their Friday weekly pa­ example, it would h.* a good thing for i'R nillltIT lO N ENFORCEMENT ■ i always In* coveted on fur nn "Aye!" per by having ten solid page.* of ad this country. 73— ^ 1 “ MEANS LAW ENFORCEMENT when one of Ids political leader* te llWeil—Dr. Mtirphee is president of vortinlng for one hardware limi in M him'tjow to iu^I.e up hi* mind. that city. It shown that Hradcntmvn the ctiaventiou and, it is plain to see H The "yes-man" follows th* line of is a live and progressive city and that he would make a fine presiding offi- At the meeting of the governors of the hardware Arm that took ten p ag ­ eer for the United States senate. Ariel, various states and the president of least rusistance, 'H e is u mental loaf­ 9 0 0 • 0 0 es to sot forth their many advantage* that is what the vice-president of Hie United States at Washington >v<- er, Ho he .rarely rises to the top. tliis great country lina to do.G aines-'lerday o'i the m atter of enforcing the The man witl\ more rliomc of get­ bh n trading point, did something out nrobibition laws o f the country, it was ting In tin* ton i* the "not by n -*1:1111. of the ordinary—out of the ordinary ville S n. sight linn." 'Ilii- type 1 aggie-sive. for n large city and extraordinary for n city the size of Hrndentown. They It) 11ELI’ THE FARMER OR TO tin- laws was lire absolute coO|R*rn- lias idea* of his own. iieison.il toiniet it.ii ,,r tire people of the United tioiiFi and is willing to work for them. must have »ome hardware store in I'l'S Il POLITICS .State*. The llcrnld sniil this many Mentally lazy ’’yea-men" follow him th at place. months ago. Wc stated in these cnl- gladly, like sheep follow a leader. •" F o r the expos* purpose of helping ———— o--- —■ 1 We learn today that D r.' S. W. the farther" Inis a" measure heen intro­ riinn* then that the prohibition laws, Carried to extremes, the "not-by aAValker, the pastor of the Methodist duced into the senate which'will-cre­ would he enforced only when the peo­ dnmn-slglit-man" is a bull-bead* On ‘ church, will not come hack to Hanford ate n corporation to buy and self farm ple of the vnrlotts stales nnd cpinmnn- general principles, he's opposed to ev­ having been transferred to St. Pet­ products. It is purposed to hnve this (iticii rose lip and demanded that the erythin;;' suggested often he'ore lie ersburg. We Irate not seen tire offi­ proposition backed by the govern­ hews I*- enforced to the letter and saw knows what i:< prdposed* * l.ik*‘ the cial statem ent ns yet and do tint know! meat to the ninnoii or one hundred 'h at they .were enforced. There will 4hlpwrecked ralbir who, crawling out lie’a better feeling among tie.* people on the sitore of n strange land. ti\n« whether it l* tree or who will take hi* million dollars. place here hut the appointments will At llrsl glance the bill si*em* C if lire enfuip-menl officers would not trltl "thcie's n government here." Inprobably be in today's paper, ll'iwev- hark hark to the lute HO’.* when thr pull revernl high tinndi'd stunt* uf stnntly said, “ I’m agin it." cr, wf wish to remark Hint Hanford populist party was the life of polities ^catching everybody.*’ cars in various Much evil i* merely good carried to . has lo*t a good minister nnd the *ir lire m iddle w e st— a t the lim e when cities. There would be il la-llcr feeling extremes. \ If the offictw* exorcised some judg­ . Methodist church La* lost tt wonderful II. 1^ laruck* war candidate for guvWhich ni)^ you—a ' ‘‘yes-man” or a worker anil the Scrap Iron class ha* ernor of Suutli Dakota and was mak­ ment about searching either houses or swer this quesshrdlu shrill etaoin un Silk Underwear Needlework ing Iris campaign on the plank that earn or people. It is difficult to catch "not-by-a-damned-'slght-mnii?" lost a great leader. Anthe state must advance money oil the the real people behind the booxo ring, Philippine Underwear (lift Parasols . thislqr.e: tion and you know a fnrmoni* crop* to four-lifths of the in many instances. What oho man can whether, by nature, you tire n .tu g PARABLE OF FOUR GOLFKBS ■ learn 'by ru m o rs,a re not what the a Blouses market value and store the purchaser Knibi'oideied I Iandkercm dofs a bont doing the hauling or a barge be■ "Wc get pretty much what we pre- In huge warehouses erecterl by the ■lierilf can go by in niuking nn nr- ,ng lowTd iiy the tug. I^atli Robes * ‘ N Madera Luncheon SetsJ ’■ pnre for," said the president of a lilg state in locations scattered through­ ic*t. The officers are handicapped by There’s a third type that says, "I J a corporation In n speech recently de­ out all sections. Possibly the details the public opinion largely nnd they can't aiuwur offhand, am pot sure ■ Hosiery ,i«> between the rlevil and the deep Japanese Covers and Scarfs a of tho hill introduced by Senator livered before the Advertising L'lub ol a Whether 1 like this thing or not. Lct’r jg Handkereiiiefs a New York, "and I had n splendid il* Norris bear some of the points which blue sea. If they are active against go into it very carefully, consider it a Bath Mats ■ lunlratlon of this truth last Saturday made thal campaign very popular. . the booze sellers they loso their jobs from all sides, make up our. mind nf JJ KidiGloves ■ and if they nre not they, lost them a One of the principal reason*, how­ on the golf links. Marseille’Spreads ■ and there yon nre and the evidence ter due deliberation. Then, whatever Jj Beaded and Novelty Hand llag g "While waiting at the tenth tee, ever, for the Introduction of the we decide, we'll go nfter it haihnier ■ a upon which they try to make arrests M Wool Plaid Blankets whole the ball must be played over a measure a t this time is the fact that Hair Ornaments 1 a are n bit flimsy in most of the cases. nnd tongs," some excuse is needed for the attem pt pond about 100 yards wide, t watched ■ In tho lung run, this third type rub*.* When they bring the offenders to jus­ a Towel Sets Fancy Necklaces to sideswipe the administration sublo u r players mnko their shuts. * __ 3 tice they are turned loose ninny times | the world add its p(*oplc. F^ir this * "Tho first man who played took an ddy bill. Norris, who is antagonistic and this discourages tho officers. The third type represents conservative « Fancy Boxed Handkerchiefs Scarf Sets a old, battered ball out of his hng, re­ to the subsidy, is anxious to cater to public does not uphold the law as it progressiveness—which 6beys a t law a m arking that ho did not want to lose tho agricultural intcraiU of the coun­ should uphold it nnd law is not en­ of nature by striking “a happy-rned-' ■ ■ try. Ho realizes, ns do all who have a new hall In the pond. ■ forced In consequence. The governors lum."—Tampa Times. ■ "Tho aecond and third ptoysrs also ntudiud the question, that tho farmer and the president have the right' idea -o■ 0 must be cared Tur in a way that will n used old halla; and, ns you have probTRY THIS ON YOUR WH ET ■ encourngo tho tilling of tho soil to It is simply tho enforcing of U10 law m Hint extent that agriculture will as­ ■Lw-of any inw—to the letter that will What a happy world this would Ik- h up the crlmo in every instanca. sume its proper place nnd there shall ,break fS •'-- ■ ^ Jtjpp, “•’Fn-jr nr: If we were ns unselfish,' kind and con­ WHEN U be a general enlargement In the list 11 BELL siderate to folks nearest us ns we nre « . I. A. BAZAAR LIBT IT of those who nre actual producers. YOU It HEAL \ . MAKE GIFTS THAT “WEAR WELL” to1,acquaintances and outside friends. A t Union Pharmacy Wednesday a f ­ WITH. U8 Without the former and his products ESTATE Hurely our loved ones deserve the ternoon, December 20. 22fl-2lp there can lie *1111 real Increase of val­ courtesies, smiles nnd cncuurngemvnt ues in thin country. Tho United' States that vfn so readily pass on to others TKOl/PLED WITH WEAK KIDcan never resume normal conditions POIt BALE—5-room bungalow, —others who m nttor little in our lives. ' KEYS *0 fong ns the product of foodstuffs deeping porch, all canven.It seems so easy to give a hearty "Hnve been troubled with wesk kid­ is a t the minimum. i" ucs. close In, price $3,750, a handshake or n tap «m the shoulder neys since childhood," writes Mrn. («. Kimono Silks Tho luck of detail regarding the small payment down, balance - Broadclo>n Norris hill renders full c msilcrntion 'Hyde, Ilenxonla, Michigan. “Flow past to n passerby. Flowery bouquets are 1 » Canton Crepe cliattbred freely to those we wish to impossible. There is, howrver, the forty .gnd havu had terrible backache like rent. .A real bargain. Tricowne thought that there may Ihi less . of and th a t tired out feeling, k ? , y *“1|c impress. Strangers beamed upan call Satin-Faced Crepe benefit to the farm er by the passage,to do my work. By using Foley KIU- us "god scouts,” and to bo known as Poiret Twill v Charmeuse Satin of the bill than of benefit In a finan- ncy Pill* ««»m panled with FpWy a ’.yaixer", goes atm in arm with' good fellowship. cial way to the politicians mid the Catlidrtic Tablets I soon fell like a AGENTS Crepe de Chine S c rg b And all this si well. But how about thousands who may bo looking for now poraonJ’ Baekacho, rheumatic sfifeup ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ the folk* at home who erAve for a REAL ESTATE some way to attach thetiuelvcs to a pklha, diwlnaka andiblyrrad vision ora :.J y-= , - .^g , ,_r _ , ; _ __t _ ___^^ F in, Casualty, Auto Insurance. 1• • . ., •••< * oloady pay rolL Tha public- haa an ojTiiptoina of kidney trouble. * Fhltjr word of gentle encouragementT-Th'dia S T O R ^ W II.L HE O P E N E V E N IN G S who-ask so little mid givo^aormuch? . • • 105 W. First Bt., SANFORD. FI.A aversion to anything which hints at Kidney Pill# give quick relief. Sold I -----------M B B B M lB B M M M a ii ’ __JBBBI(Ba»i*»<* ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ gqaiaga.H aaiH B .V-, Thoso who worahTp us from our head M U H I i a i H B U\ U B B baneflta for a certain c la n apd reek* everywhere.—Adv. s ^'.vV -'.s'.' .... li ‘ 1>L ,L l •la . *•■' . > nbly guessed, nil three of the halls found watery graves. 1 “The fourth player, however, esed l >n l l l > k r d e v r r r n f l e r a o o n r » r r p l Nu nd i f at t h e H e r a l d llt t l l d l n u , 107 a ’lirntitt. Hew hall, arid with an easy, fca ______ M n g n o l l a A t e.. S a n f o r d , Kta. confident St *oko <Irove it ovcfr the Ni The. Herald Printing- Co. pond and 70 or 80 yard* up the h ill. on the opposite side, ■*i 111.1*111:11* “The three men with old halls pre i t . J . IIOl.I.Y .......... e d ito r N. J . l . l l . l . A l t II S e r r e lB r x - T r r i i Mirer paled for failure—and failed. II . A. A UK I, tarnrrnK A l l v r r I N l i i * M n n x r r "—**ThA fourth man prepaled for sue* i t . a. 1IO I.I.v succeeded."—St. Peters­ A d i r r l l a l n t Itn tra MnUe K n o w n o n cess—and Apptlrnllnn burg Times. Sanford Daily Herald ti n lu n n » ra m (a n n n hi HERALD COLLECTIONS Y our Victory Bonds PEOPLES BANK OF- SANFORD : FROM OTHER : S SANCTUMS ■ S ady’s Shoppe | TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS PRACTICAL J J BEAUTIFUL SILKS Maxwell & Britt m-% HANOVER WQOLENS �REMAIN jnt Memphis,' Tcnn., during Sunday. COL SALTER HACK , HELP' TO NAVIGATORS TEMPERATURES HIGH IN FLORIDA AND jDevil’s Lake, N. ty., wa* tho r o ld ^ t IN ORLANDO AFTER til?t n w ’/ p u n iv V hllTK place in the Wcat Central states Satn Radlo Bsrvice on the Great Lakes Hse BUSIEST REASON HELOM ZERO IN ,N O RTH L ^ niRhw with 2; M qw, while DuProved Effective In SaylrfQ Time | 8 * * l ot h reported IS below. to vi and Money.' p ----I tnyT fc. A .w U »f « Pee«» .i Chicago was wBijumOlvely warm Edward ‘Rtissell Salter, million dol­ p Classified Ada Sc a line. No Many “ Run Down” People Be- lar publicity- director oi the Johnny More Ihnn 2,000 hours of operating CHICAGO,- Dec. I t . Thirty four duriiiK the day. with n maximum of an * ad taken for less than 25c. time, worth at a conserrnllve estimate degrees, below =cro in Medicine Hat, „ (llwV(f)> ^ J(nt njj(h*t {hc mQ^ u. J. Jones Exposition, nnd known nil ov­ to come Discouraged Because p and positively no classified EtGCMm has been saved to navigating Man., and 71 degrees obnvo In Miami.' u falling and had reached 7 er America as Johnny Jones's hired. p Cuff*'of Sanford’* Reputadr charged to anyone. Cash They Followed Wrong n * *-■ ----------- *-*•—*---------- ------------- Man.” blew in yesterday, the sparkle Inturcsts on tly* Crow) I.nUe* Irad m p io 'FIaV rvpr"*?nlS above at 7 o’clock, continuing the fall must accompany aU orders. Course season by means of the radio | ^ weather of North America over of his familiar diamond illuminating single p ■ble Prof***!0®*1 aIcn* **ch to to Count five words to a line (hourly. , advices sent out from one of the of « ho*. I® W* ehJMen pr° ' , Orange avenue from Jackson street smaller weather bureau stations on the Sunday, to and remit accordingly, p * _________£______ _ _ fMjion the Herald recomDo you know what i* nenjssnry for Snow was reported from Cleveland north to Lake Ivanhoe. lakes. There 1$ no way of ^"certainto to to to to to to to n robust body, strength and endur­ Gdl. Salter runic to Orlando from Ing definitely how large la the total and Buffalo, hut the g reuter part of ■There are op an average of 701 ■ mrnda to tho people. ance and a wide awake cheery upfteur- New York 'where he recently booked saving effected b y 'Hit* Great Lake-* United States was clour or cloudy piople to overy* square mile in Eng­ £ n to to to »» w ” 1 FOR SALE npce? f • s‘ passage on the Paris for the Juhnn>( radio weather service, which Is one of without rain or snow. Temperatures land. HOUSES lo r sale. House First, you must have strong nerves, J. Jones midgets, who returned to the raniiy activities of the United j|n the East central stales ranged fromGgorgc A. DeCottes SEVERAL for rent. See Thigpen. DC-tfc healthy' and firm tissue, blood rich Suites Deportment pf Agriculture. o ;j3 fthove last night nnd from 2 Toilet SeU , all hinds,'at Row­ their homo in France to spend the Attomcy-at-Law Vessels are not only warned off the helow nt Madison, Wis., to forty above er’s. WOOL Volt SALK—$ 8 .r> 0 a curd, with iron and vitaminos and a* keen . itttMfc winter. They will return to America lakes hreuuso of approaching storms, i » ______l’lcnso arrange to pay cash on de­ active brain. Second, you must get and rejoin the exposition in April. --- ....... .... Or«r Seminole County Bank livery, and specify the kind of wood plenty of fresh uir and sunshine. And The midgets, sailing on the Paris, but they are also advised when It Is iib ■■■■■■ ho ■Mian bn n ■n ■s ■&■■■■&■■ Kan BH caa a a an ■■■■■■■■■■ safe to proceed nnd what route to Hike ILFORD •»*> FL0RIDA wanted, when placing your ordor.—F. third, your stomach, liv'er, kidneys met nn old friend just before the lin­ to avoid, heavy sens nnd adverse cur­ Vomay. 19G-tfc and intestines must net freely and er left New York. It was Georges Clc- rents. When boats nre Idle tho over­ fullq. mcncoau, thu Tiger of France, who bend expense average* $7.r» nn bout, SALE—Dosler und (Jays1 paints FRED R. WILSON FOR Then it is tru e ‘that the only way was returning to his home a fter his nnd may be much Higher. and varnishes at Sanford Novelty A large fleet of 40 boats nnehored a t t o r n e y I a t -l a w Works, Sanford agents, 123-tfc to enjoy robust health, strength and triumphant lour of the United Stales. nenr Mackinaw, Mlrlt., for example, endurance is to get your stomach into The Tiger remembered the midg­ would m*I have left before ft p. m. bad FARMERS— You can get seod bed shape so tho gastric juices can di­ Dank Building ets, of course, having seen them in not radio advice assured the leader First Nations! frnm -i and irrigation plugs a t the gest the food you cat and take the FLORIDA France several years ago. He con­ that It w'milil he safe to proceed at IANFORD *!• Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe iron Tind vita mines from it to be as­ versed with them freely in his rapid- 2 p. in. Tills difference In time meant F o il SALK—thirst street property* similated into your blood. With your fire French nnd also found time to ask n saving of u t least $18,000 to the stilt*Fine location, eight rouma and bath, blood rich will) iron and vitnmlpcs, it Col. Salter about Florida. The former owners. At nuothw time fiO boats lights, water, possession Feb. 1st, courses through th(T veins carrying prem ier said ho regretted he was un­ sheltered at Ifetmirj Mich., were ad­ CHELLE MAINES $1,500 cash, balance long time. For nourishment to build tissue, vitalise vised thill Condition* Would permit able to visit America’s playground. them to start Immediately Instead of LAWYER terms and other information address nerves, strengthen muscles nnd quick­ Col Salter said thnt the fuel short­ to to 10 hour* later. The saving here Any and all flizo boxes—u g ift that is always appropriate 222-Gtp en the Jirain, — Court House “Property" care Herald, age in New York was becoming more was estimated at $37,'810. The quickest known method of get­ nnd more serious. Tho weather has, Last September u steamer assisted FOR 'SA L E —Christmas greens ami ting the Stomach nnd intestines in fortunately, been mild thus far,, hut by a tag was grounded, outside It* holly by the Brotherhood o f'S a in t Andrew, Phone orders to Stewart the Khqfie to do this is by taking the phe­ when it really turns cold there will regular channel. The captain wn* In­ formed by tho local weather lnirvdil 224-7tc nomenal new treatment known ns RK- he lots of suffering in the world's that the water would not return to gj0 Examined Glasses Designed Florist, 200-W. CU-MA. Then, as your strength be largest city, he said. As to.the exponormal till the next mortjng, and sus­ ■ ■ ■ ■ M n n n n p n n iin a a H B n > ifln n B n n n n n B B n n n n n B n in n a n a n a * n a a i SALE—Buiek speedster, classHenry McLaulin, Jr.3 FUR lest enr in town. See May, Dodge gins to return you can get tho bcn«*k(uon, the* “hired man” declared that pended operations, which were com­ Opt. D. salesman. 22.VCtc filial action of fresh air and sunshine, jts ]aBt season had marked its great- pleted In u few minutes when condi­ n M B I B ■ B B B OB H ■ EH U H a B B B B M M K B B B B i t B B B E S M B B C X B a D E M B U U S B B M I I tion* qyre right. Five hundred dol­ becaiyn* you won't bo “to tired" to jw l s u c c e s s ^ Orlando Sentinel. OptlWsn-Optometriet FOR SALE-.—Suverul good Fords get out nnd romp, and in u few days lars fojr tug litre alone was saved. cheap; several Dodge touring cars the transformation will he complete.’ROM f*KRS SEEKS TO I1J B ut First Street Sanford, Fla. cheap.—Sanford Motor Co., Dodge 1 ini will In* robust, healthy and filled OWE ICEBOX TO BOSTON MAN lit OCK APPOINTMENT Dialers. Phone 3. 225-0t with vitality.* , ’ --------- i . m to OF PIERCE BUTLER Stage Carpenter Conceived Household R&CU-MA is sold in Sanford by; p Refrigerator Idea More Than HOME SEEKERS the "Union Pharmacy and the lead in g s' WASH1NGTON, Dec. 18.—Assort’ Seventy-five Year* Ago. . AND diuggists in every city.—Adv. Is metdittg the deniqnd (or good pure water ami there nre hundred* «>f 5 irig thnt railroad valuation cases are INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES Fifteen year* before the Civil war bottles being distributed around the City a( all times. Every family M almost certain to come before the p WELFARE DEPT. MEETING of Sntlford should get tho habit and— * ^ supreme court in the next few years, begun, Darius Eddy, who wn* stage p The Welfare Department of tin*j carpenter at the old Bosloit theater, to Samuel Gompcrs, president of the completed the first refrigerator the p ! Income Property .Woman’s. Club will hold its regular ■ to American Federation of Labor, in the worjil bud ever seen. p Beautiful home, nitunted in the I December meeting Wednesday at 3:lf> to S January number of tin* American Fup You can find tho name of tine day John Lodge, fattier of lien- j* ■ very best residential district in city-; p. in. Tbe progVnin is relative to to every lire Business Man deratlonalist, protests against thu ap­ ■ ry Cabot Lodge, asked the young ear- m p 12 rooms, two story, two hath*, Subpublic health and is in the hands of ■ pointment as an associate justice, to penter tf there was not some way !■ p in Sanford in this Column ■ divided so there is three separate Mrs. John Leonard! and Mrs. John fimtl h N Pierre Butler, who says as “an ex­ tbul could he -devised So tliut p each day. And our truck will bo nt your hack door with a bottle of that pure ■ B m i s R s t o t o t o t o t o t o t o family apartm ents, with two private C Deen. The health nurse has been pert on railroad valuation, wopld log­ protluet* could be kepi and used dur­ B water tha. all the hotels, install rants; drug store* and soda fountain* entrances. Property is now showing invited to lie present and give the re­ B ically be railroad expert on that ques­ ing the bnt summer tiinnlbs. ■ Eddy bad mi bleu that tf redd nlr B are using. better than 10 per cent earnings on sults of her recent work union the ■ tion.’’ * ■ could be kept Inside n eontnliier, fa­ We’ll Dye For Youtin* ifivsctmciit. Price $10,000. Easy school children. Dr. Denton will speak B Mr. Gompors describes Mr. Butler’s vorable eoiulltlou* ought to prevail, BON TON STEAM PRESSERY terms can lie arranged to u res pons l; of his work in co-operation with the Iappointment as ‘one of the longest tie experliuisited for day* nnd week* And He Sure it’s Elder Springs Water You Stale Board of Health, An import- ; steps yet taken by President Hard- until he conceived Hie Idea of an a ir Ido party. Kent & McKee, Props. __U se in That ltattery nnt paper by Dr. ■ Ur. Puloston I’uleston will concon-' back tu what hu c a ll.’.mrinnleyV tight hex which could he’cmdrel with' CLEANING, DYKING, ALTERING elude the program. m .'liv (lc(.lnrine hc ^ lo n g * in xfr class lee und would maintain n steady tem­ . Work cnled for and delivered ' Celery Farm Piano 46 |.J -------- 314 West F irst Si. called reactionary” ami us regent of pera turn after It reached a certain degree. Five acres celery farm, 2 ncres in MASTER LESS SLOOP the University of -Minnesota was re­ "WE DELIVER THE GOODS" When the airtight box wn* finished celery, ready for January market. FOUND OFF JUPITER ported “continually antagonistic to­ be showed it to Mr. Lodge, anil It wn* Good house, out huildjngs, team of BROUGHT INTO PORT' ward professors o.f liberal mind," ami pul to ilie practical test. Tile results ( I I I D R I I * I H I I I H N U * H U H m * H l l l BBBBHBBBBBaBBBBBBBflllBBB mules, ihlekens. fins plant fur light­ wereTciuurknldt*. and so fur ahead of Quick Service Transfer ing and cooking purposes. Small pow­ TVEST PALM “ , “illiberal and domineering.” wbut Mr. Lodge tmd expected that lie BEAt ll, Dec. U -* When a man whoso life has been1 Sloracc Facilities er boat cm St. Johns river. Five miles A nloop without a muhter and without murk^ , by L.ur,i0raUull u.uninUfl n„d got the young carpenter tu make slmII w* please you, tell others; If not, from city on hard road. All nf acre* thej usual ship's papers, rest at ansympathies and alliances,” say* Mr. Ihif boxes for hi* friend*. Then Mr. tell us. Phone 498 age can lie planted for spring crop of char in 1-ake Worth, Yestenlay it was Uonqrorrt! article “takes tao the study Eddy decided he would make refrig­ peppers. Reason for selling, owner careening northward in the gulf o frailroad valuation or railroad rate­ erators (or everybody. stream 14 miles off Jupiter, its Bails making it is fair oL suspect thnt hi* must go north in two weeks. SANFORD Paries Vous FrancalsT We have several more real good spread while it s wheel pounded buck conclusions In hit* favored field will T he scen e—the b w k departm ent of Machine & Foundry Co. buys which we would lie glad to show. nnd forth. There wo* no one aboard. be tinged with tho point of view of one o f Chicago’* large more*. The Gmral Machine and Boiler Works; The sloop registers,35 tons. A. P. CONN ELY & SONS the corporation in that field,1’ actor*—a salesgirl and n w om an lu­ Cylinder Grinding; Dcl.uxe Pistons; Two negro fishermen, whose craft “ Established 1908" The senate judiciary committee is tein on purchasing literature enterFlj Wheel Sleel Gear Ramis; £rank the sloop came near running do win expected to act within the next few Mining but, ulus, wicked—there are Ask for Mr. Bronson 101-8 Magnolia Ave. boarded her and brought the ship to day* on Mr. Butler’s nomination, a mii h w ogieul Bkifta Relumed-------------- Phone C,2 Phone 18 1 “1litre you something n little this 'port. 227-tfc sub-committee having recommended risque)” There was no sign of a crew, al­ c o n l i r m a l i u t t . “No. ma'am, wo have nothing by ELTON J. MOUGHTON though men had lteen in her recently FOR RENT that author.” for there was food in the hold. ARCHITECT* W a l l y r b id nBTTER; “No, no. Don't you underetand? I FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartm ent Roy 1’rico.—deputy United States don't mean the uutlioi*. It's the book. CHANCE TO RECOVER; Fcrndnlc Apartments, 303 E. First collector of this port, seized the ves­ Room 7, Miller ltldr. It's risque." WAS NOT DOPE FIEND * 190-tfc ted in the name o f th e government ami "Just a moment—I'll see.” Much IANFORD FLORIDA Street. Foil RkNT—Ono'hcd room and kitch- is holding it for instructions from the LOS ANGELES, Doc. 19.—Tho con­ searching ensued und a bewildered girl reappeared. "I'm sorry, jrm'nm, but on furnished, price $15 per month. head collector'* office at Tampa, of Wallin Reid, motion picture we bnven't a Imok Sy that 4».nue." SANFORl* NOVELTY Apply to Mr*. H. D. Durant nt Lake Mystery shrouds the identity of the dition actor, who recently suffered a nervous “Mtupld, I mean a book that'* a lit 1Mary. 193-tfc ship, her home port, the fate of the breakdown and who was reported In tie off color." WORKS KUt R E N T — R o o m s, furnished, lOlljT'rew and how she came to be nt sea -he on the verge of death last flight, ‘•vycll, why didn't you any that rigid V. C. C O U .FR . l*rnp. Oak Ave. Phono 283-L-l. 225-fltc nlono. Whether she was used by rum improved somewhat today nnd hi* away?" runner* and abandoned has not been wife, known in the film world as Dor­ General Shop and Mill FOR RENT—On* furnished'bed roohi, determined, The only means of iden­ othy Davenport, *aid she was hope­ "W hin a Feller Needs a Friend." \ 800 Magnolia A v e . _______ 220-31 tification have been exhausted. Col­ ful thnt the crisis was past. Carlin, four year* old, I* the wm of Work FOR RENT—Two nice upstair* bed” lector Price found no pnpers of any a candidate for a county alike bn the “ Wallace’s doctor* have about made CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER rooms.-—300 Palmetto Ave. 22f*-3tp kind in the captain’s cabin. The word up thvir mind* it is n case of ififlu- Democratic ticket. Thu* son. to be DT Fin. sure, I* tin* father’* mast ardent *up“British” followed the letters “N. IV onto,” Mrs. Iteii^ raid. , ' Commercial Street—Sanford, » -J—: WANTED porter, and not only of III* ffither, tint painted on the sloop* bows leyl him to WANED—A chance to build your surmise that she might he n Bahama, “Tho charts of tho hospital where of all things Democratic., Such U Id* GILLON & FRY hc hn* been under treatm ent, taken zeal that several of hj« mature friends now home before lumber gets'- any craft, he said .tonight. j during the past week, show nil the have formed Hie Itabft of greeting Idui, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS higher. Plans nnd* estimates furnish­ symptom* of thljj disease. If he can ed.—.Sanford Novelty Works. 183-,t(c Leonardo da Vinci,- aside from be­ "Hello, Republican 1” throw this off lie will -bo back a t work Wwttoiliouq* Light* nnd Appliancei WANTED TO KENT— Permanent, 3 ing a great • artist, was a military The oilier day, ufler tho little fel­ or 4 room unfurnished apartment, engineer and wrote articles <{n aero­ as soon ns his strength U regained. low’* silent, defiant look of denial, one New Line of Fixtures “He Weighs only 130 pounds now flat or house, desirable location. Ad- nautics. asked: “Well, you are u Republican, 123 West First Street and. he is six feet two lnche.4 tall." are you not)” dies* ”F, S." enro Herald office, San* Mr*. Reid said her husband’* break­ Carlin, Indignant denial revealed In ford. Fin. 102-tfc Toilet Sel8, all kinds, at Bow­ down, which came about six weeks Ik W. HERNDON every line of hi* sturdy little white WANTED—Roomers, *1011 Onk Ave­ er’s. 228-tfc ago, she believed, due to hnbitn “pe­ Ilncn-riud figure, ns hn wulkrel nwny. nue. Phono 283-L-l. ,225-fitr culiarly dnngcruuii to one of/Wallace’* clutched determinedly nt Id* fulf.er’s MITM'i: OF At’I'l.tl'ATIU A TO n n INSURANCE AGENCY WANTED—Position a* bookkeeper bund, a* lie demanded: “I am n liemm hlyh strung tem peram ent^ # . MAliK A I’llKK IIHAI.KH .Vqllri’ Is r«-hj1 itlvca llmt itn* unm il, ain't J d a d P —Indianapolis New*. Finp-------- A UTO--------- b o n d s or other offieo work.—G. Curry, •Iprslnat'i]. "Wallace always drank to some'exa ainrrb-il woman, will on f care A, C. L. dispatcher’s office, tin* m il <lny nf lirccmber, 1933, at 11 tent," she said, “and about two years n. in,, u|i|>l>' to tbe Huiiornbtr The Wild Gentleman, f • 227-2tp o'clock Jann-H W. I'crkiM. Jutfgn of tlie* Flr- ago began tu usu drugs, He wa* very “I saw n .wild tuna in u tide slimr S. O. Shinholser» cull CNiurt of tin* H,-vi-iiili Jmiiclsl iflr___ ____ ' .JL---------- — ------- —^ cntl of itio State of Florida, nt tlln ill^nt th a t time but there was a great tnst summer," slated J. Fuller tffooin. ■ — i i « House at Hutauid. Flurldn. or drel of work at the studio and he felt JUSTICE MHO PRESIDED AT 1 Coilft Conlrnclor nnd Builder wher*soevi-r eald Juflire* may be at said he m ust keep,up sumehdw, and hc re­ “Tho gentleman wn* It most dlsreputu Mu looking personage. If I bad bud time, for, n llc*n»e !•* Unating*- take HARRY THAW TRIAL 18 DEAD ciinrK*' "i and control lior tiro|*rrty and sorted to the artificial mean* which with* me either n hottlo of wkithtng 'OANPonn FLORIDA in baeume a fri:i*‘ dealer ip every re- hove so^ nearly been'his undoing." Hlrti|). n club, u Imok of etiquette, n jtpficl. =v f Tills iSH* day Lf November, 1*33. “(Any'tolk of hi* having been con* cuke of v ’ML " f n tuck, I tiellevu I NEW 1 YORK, Dec. 19.—Jnmcs MAHY H. KUNT. nect,cd with a 'dope ring* is absolutely should have ‘given, or taken, n* the hit- R. M. WELSH Fitzgerald, former justice of the su­ -*iFKKI* It W IU IO N . jiiiMcltn c f o r P e t i t i o n e r , , nliHurd nnd untrue. Nor did he fre. ‘case may have been, It or them to preme court of tho state, Who presid­ 310.1,It Teh„K,rai*uatc Veterinarian *eItphom-n: ntn quent Mope parties.’ I think he did hl|n.“—Knn»n* City Htur. Office ed nt tho first trial of Horry Kendal Office 123 go to one or two such affairs, but he Opposite P. O. Talk of the Town. ItMiJcnre 257 found them distasteful and \ncver My mtlu Ill tie nephew visited Sunday Del.nnd, Florida ’ Th.. teacher told the rhlhlren went back. He wus making a picture school. 'Tllo A. P. Connelly & Sons when the cvltapre cauio. Hu was ad­ that sunshine made nlce-To^y cheeks. r.alalilli*l*r4 1*0* Ihl'1' 1 'r°n <iunlity i* now hc Wc will l)e giail to wrap up nnd vised n t the studio to take a rest nnd Netdiew spoko up f'rnukly:."My mint g.H.T.A-T-R 7 ^ Dom the iron hands that Il-B-A-I, address tiny packages delivered went under Ucatmeflt. I am satisfied don’t need sunshine; alio pnlnln^lter •bound f a v r a l m m l a shore* of New Zcn- l*arm« t b n k i red.” Lnd. tnan raw ra * to our store any time after two that ho has won the fight.’ Ho knows t a - l n i p r n r r d la n d That hit nf Infnrifinlinn spread like K arr tr Honda o'clock—This Service Is “FREE” nothing of the publicity w h ic lu ju f wildfire, and Die whole town wns dl» CHy. L ain The been given to his affairs.” l.oatta , cussing my complexion.—Kxchnnge. th r^ f ,?.eraKC ir'Jivitlual remembtrs lla a t r a Tha autor’s contrdpt with tho Fa PURELY CLASSIFIED ADS ONLY WAY TO REV IVE_HE ALTH pro fessio n a l W h itm a n ’s a n d H u y le rs s MOBLEY’S DRUGSTORE- j Elder Springs Water j BUSINESS DIRECTORY PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION s s s j Elder Springs Water Company j TO THE PUBLIC llualn raa I’r o p c r l f llu a lu r a a r h a n r r a Office -• Jtnln M 1IM II H N A t .T V 1'OMPASiY S A M U I I I I I X V B S T 1 I K 8 T COMPAXX' 104-* M a * n u l l a * V f . ;4j- * J 1<> THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. : mous i'laycrs-Lasky corporation has OAKLAND TOURING, 1020 two years to run, Mr*. Reid said. He MODEL AT $200. T i l l * IS A expected to return tq work a t the REAL BARGAIN*— U. & OultlOcorporation’s, studio, sbo added-,, TOR CO, , t iiOO-tft �PAGE FO Un THE SANFORD DAILYHERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER iff, i9 2 t • / BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING REALM OF SPORTS CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor ON SECOND PLACE BY ,, DEFEATING ROTARY CLUB ■V ' fit* Wr - " i.' 'r >' -i . ' i, * •• * " GOLF BOWLING " TENNIS BOXING BASKET BALL GAME AGAINST Mi THE WINTER PARK QUINTET (M il* Entire jvicn’s Club Team Roll Good Scores and Re­ Poor Shooting: by Both Sides Mars What Should sults Never in Doubt Have Been Fine Game . GREATEST BARGAIN EVER )FFERED: RIJICK SIX $325. *e w t i r e s , - ^ e x c e l l e n t S ■ •200-1 fc ■ ■ 7:5 PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES ?T -±S RUILD YOUR PENNIES, NICKELS AND DIMES INTO The Kind -You Know They cost no more than ordi nary tircip t* JJ You tviH be surprised to see how fast they will grow if R you become n member of our -'.A.. * ■ A fr e e ‘tube'w ith every lire « . every day. Automobile Bulba The Mon’* Club got nway to n g<>otf| The ncoro fur last night’* enmos Coach Wilkinson states that he ex­ Tho nlTiclal opening of the basket­ :h *tnrt last night in the regular match |\va* as follows: pected" his team to bo n little o(T a t Big Gallons of Gas and 5 ball season insnfnr ns Sanford is con­ between themselves and the Holes nnd | Rotary Club * the state, hut that he expects to put from the .very beginning' thd results J j j r, 1;w j |j | 4,14 cerned. took place nlst night nt the them through the mill during the nexX Full Quarts of Oil ucra never in doubt The beat U » i KhIgHt” .. .12O 149 1.78 107 Pariah house with Sanford register* thirty days and at the end of that Rotorlnnx rians were able to do was to tie t>Mlousht)l(k>r ......., 2H m Free Air and Battery 125 aHfi ing n victory over the lads from Win- time he look* for his team to ho able them In the third game of the inntch | It.|ir' ...120 110 104 409 ter Park. to compote with the l»^t in the state. * Water the final Munt gave the Men’* ! | | j |„- 125 .775 These college boys representing and the The box score follows: Club ft victory by 278 pins. Winter Park put up a nice game, their Sanford (36) Betts rofled'tho high score of the 2021 team work.wan fnir, hut their shoot­ Totals (J. FG. F. evening nil hough May, -who only ing poor and Sanford, taking advan­ McLucoa, F. ___ 7 3 3 105 I*almet to A rc Phono 48t*J h bowled fn two games, made the best tage of this, even though their own B. Moye, F. ........................ I 1 3 average. DeLiHey, whose average | Men's Club Am shooting, wob about a* ‘poor, slipped5 0 0 had been slipping during the past sev- Rett* ........ ...189 102 152 503 enough of them through the basket Stone, Cowan, T}. 0 0 1 ( r«| games came to the front In his j Over]in It’s keeping nt it that counts—Have a little every week. . ..113 153 158 454 and wptl .70 to 20, E, Moye, G. 17,................ 0 0 0 The weeks fly ami before-you realize it your little coins will first game last night, and bowled ov<*r4stay*. . 182 19T 379 V Tho tall center for ■W inter Park 0 0 3 .200 plus, Ills score should have been1 ttennett grow into n substantial >,.150 132 104 *392 featured for their side, while Sanford .Smith, O; *....•..... u record ,hreakgr, having an oppor­ F o x . 135 132 207 had no outstanding features. Aside Hi I 10 Totals .,__ . tunity of passing Pennington’s high DbLellay 2U,J 101 304 fro’rp the good passing and team work Winter Park (2«) jnnrk of the season of 211, hut the by Sanford the game was one of tho GIFTS fates were ngainst "Del” and he fell a FG. F .................... ........ 2299 ordinary kind and shows th at there t*' Totals down In the last two frames, fulling much' room f u r improvement before Culudo, F. ........... .>............ 3- k Solve your Gift problems « short of the high water mark by H .7 .7 3 Cdvllle, F. ..... . the next game. in Our Gift Department 3 Standing of Ihr Clubs pins’ ,0 0 4 Slone and „ileLucas scored nil of Warner, C. .............. . Won Lost Pet. Sanford's points with the exception of C-, Draa, C, . ....... . . ..... 0 0 0 It will ho easy to find just the right The winning of last night's game 0 1.000 three .field goals by W. Moyo. The Jt. 1)ran, G......... ........... ...... . 3 0 2 gilt for each person on your Christ­ keeps the Mon’s Club still in the run­ Congregational* ... .... 7 f| Everybody can save if they ju st make up their minds '.750 same lineup wns uijed throughout lhe ■Evan*, G....... ...... ....... ......... 3 0 2 mas list if you will come to uur spec­ ning fur the first half pennant, hut Men’s Club ......... . . O’. ial Gift Department, to do so and stick to it. A child ns well ns an adult can ac­ « > .715 4* nt that, they must win their remain­ Farmer* ....., ...... .... 6 — — 3Tzzt: ^ ^ ^ = ■ game with the exception yif Ed Jloye 3r:; cumulate n fund for Christmas giving. , Q .285 .Merchant* ........ • r> ing games and the Chumps lose all ■* substituting for Cowan, Total* ......... .......... ......... . 12 4 11 O .250 0 Lhcira, which is possible, hut not prob­ Rotary Club ......... able. ("hope (i Co, . . .... .... 0 " . .000 tea Xa taa ftj Every One—Old and Young—Is Invited to W j mission of Oklahoma against the Pub- Hamilton, Howard, Waltham, r>a He Service Company of Tulsn. The Elgin, Grucii, 7, 15- 17 and 21 J o in . TH REE EASTERN TEAMS 84 F- j commission states that it Is now too Jewels a t Reduced prices. I.EAVK KOIt WEST COAST *4 81. ;lnto to ridura this amount to the pntDIAMONDS The hooks are open—Enroll at once. The first Deposit 8a 8-1 1ions, "but manifestly the rale is too NEW YORK, lVi'1. 19.—Seeking inmakes you a Member. : high and should Ik* lowered.” The ternntionnl laurel*, three eastern Icommission accordingly has ordered a mil eleveti*’ will leave this week The Rote* lint another. (eduction of 10 per cent on electricity he Pacific const, where during r _____ furnished by this company. the holidays they will meet far west­ Jacksonville very wisely owns Its And the Men's Club still have a ern rivals. own electrical plant, pays the lowest chance at the pennant. ..................... .. " This week's game between the* ... , 1 West Yirginin Virginia win will play Gonzngn ra te for electricity of any city in'the Champs and the , . , , fUm versity of Spokane. Wash., a t originally scheduled to be played on Hut that chance is very slight-. The country and boasts of a half million I* sSan Diego, Cal., Uirisltnas day; the A COMMUNITY BUILDER dollar profit for the* city. On the oth­ Thursday night has liven changed for , ...... , - . . . . . Tho (...finning most. niln attend;, .. 1 University meetU Stan- champs Will have 'Li lose a few first. er hand, Jacksonville citizens pay tonight. , . of. Pittsburgh , ,, F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WIIITNER, C ohler , 1. -, i i n n l,,+ , 11111 . ,B* i ford uiN.v.pi.j university ,,, in the.new ,, n .■ ,,v p S St an fmi! t b ,i rregular n m iln s 11 i i t i K n I imeeting 11III * of I Itheir alum! a* high a rate for gas. as is 15 D iam ond Rings, special p rice from the nnnual .. , . .. • . D eL'Ilay was after the record score .. . , .stadium at Palo Alto, t id., on Decern* charged anywhere in the cities of xiur SA N F O R I)---------------------------------cr------------ FLORIDA ( luh and the ( otinler-lumpera m ust' - rt , .. , . . $15.00 to $27.50 , ,, , • ^, ln-r 30, and New te a rs day Petmsyl- Iasi night hut slipped in tlw last tw«>|(size. Figures recently submitted to : chase the t hristinas dollars on lhurs-i . ... . ,, ,, , . . . , , vania State opposes the Unlvcntitir frame*. T is tough, Del, darned if it the city commission by Ira I„ Blalock, 1-2 Carr.l, Fine White Diamond Plat­ day and by mutual consent these two , , ... . tl . inum liar Pin or Ring. Special ’ .f ... j<> ft alifonda a t Pasadena during the isn't." c a a a a a a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a M a a a a a a a B a a a a a R ia a a a a a (engineer who conducted tin* local in­ team* will meet tonight, ... . . , _ • , ... louiiiametii of Roses. $118.50 vestigation for tliv fixing‘of the new r , # of these two , The 1players * , team* will , Uneftalcd this season„ ... West. VtrHome one must bo after Archie |$i.g§ „ ,u.( whkh rate vva* w rently up100 rif other Diamonds nt lowest . please take notice, forget uboiit gioiii rtink* ns one o f the Strongest pricrit • Thursday night nnJ be on hand nt tejini* in the enst, while Pittsburgh Itett* the way lie has Won howling j hold, allowed us that out of a list of f late. Or maybe he is trying to ov­ 42 cities only five had a higher rate 7..19 tonight. recovered from a disappointing start ertake Stevenson, than Jacksonville. iShr--' The Farmer* and Chose & Co. n ,|iMh M.asm, with sensntional - • Our advice to Tldsa I* to follow the play ttrtnnrrow night, «omph-ling this vU.u ,vW% OV(,r w . and J., Pennsylvania The Sanford High School hnrkrthall ‘example of Jacksonville and nrtpilrv LAVALLIEUES week's schedule. Next week find* a ^ ni, | v nn*y)vlll,in State. Penn Slate team opened up with a rush last night [ it* own electrical light plant. And if 50 Genuine Diamond I.aVallieres game falling on Christmas night agd whlch t. , |h.r |t.nc(Kl „„t, ,if il;1 poorest and'tho first victory ha* l*een stored what i* sauce for tho goose i* sauce from (hi* mare .than likely wiil be vhnngrd iMC{ll,n|IS in s„ m„ the only one clean sweep this season— I for the gamier, Jacksonville might also, the 1vai I change* living an iif tin* tlirc .■nst. ri. college* t h a t h a s a way.w A $5.00 to* $55.00 h j |t WL, Wa n l . just as well profit further by run­ _ G-41—1923 SERIES ■nmifi(*ed a lit tit* Inter, *i itfii thl* P acific coast .before. ning ail of her public utilities on the (Jold Knives, Belt The golf match between Forrest low rate, profitable basi* in which Buckles, Etc. W. & I.. UNAlll.K TM PLAY 1 LORXmas Cards and .Seals, large l-nke and F. P. ForMer ha* not been she conducts her electrical plant.— The car owner who is satisfied*,In the day in and day IDA assortment at Bower’s; 228-tfc called «|f—ju*( postponed. It tnuj* he, Jacksonville Journal. Bracelet Wrist Watches out usage of hia automobile is thc’bcst asset a dealer pdsscsarranged for Nqw Years Day. scs. ’ ’ ^ ‘ -OF UNIVERSITY FLORIDA. RUSSIANS AGAIN . • ’ ITIT LE RAIN, PERHAPS. Ami Charley Henry nnd II. It. Ste­ GAINESVILLE, Dec, 19. According PROPOSE TURKEY Wo lake pride in the realization of tho fact that Oak­ . AND ('OLDER, SURELY ti* an announcement by Judge ll. S. CONTROL STRAITS ven* will ul*o |J3y their postponed Sterling, Rogers. Community, land car owners in tlie territory controlled by us nnd else­ match. Then there will be n "profes­ Coykertdl of the law college, the Uni­ A little rnin perhaps, and a little 1C u t (iln ss, SmnliYpg Sets, Nut sional” m atch'between Doctors Puleswhere constitute our most valuable asset. ( I l f T h r A ac n r ln lril I'rra*) • versity of Florida vaislty football LAUSANNE, Dec. 19.—Absolute toil, latngloy, Stevens. Tolar anil Mar­ colder fur sure, wu* the last word from Bowls. team will not meet the Washington A careful inspection and a ride in the Oakland G-ll will Iht* strait* straits of the Darilan- shall, ami the Im--it of these will play A. J. Mil. b e l l , liH .i l weather ob,-eiv-: and Ix'e lenm iit any time lu-xt sea control of the li between it 1 r l^to Sunday n* to In toimy toilay'** nmeteor* ucBe* apd tto*phi^u* by Turkey best mail nuitrh hj*1 ' * " ;,*ii<la> a* the liest mall of the mute reveal the reasons. Ron. ■ ‘ w ould be given under n plan su h in ti1 1 4 1 w yera D etJotte*, Hnuscho|dt*r, S ha- hlogical prospect*. In a Eelegram from W. A- L. the Sec us for a demonstration and prices. Prof. Mitchell said if the coh I wave nuthnritfv* of thnt inutitutlon atate ted this afternoon by Foreign Minis- ron, I*>uimti)i, Wilson and Herring. » t • , sweeping eastward doe* not skill, that j * I th a t due to n eonllict with the Vir­ tor Tchitcehrin, of Kuaniit, to Hu* com­ The Sanford Football team will line Jacksonville will got off rather light ginia game, it would be impossible mission of the Nenr Knsl confrrvnee studying-,the atntu* of tho strait*. up tt)night nround the Rotary table. this time. Unsettled conditions around P. Weinberg* Prop. to schedule the Gator pie von. This plan would bar all submarine* And not fur a practice game cither— the gulf tended to hold buck the full Negotiations for nn open date with Palmetto and First Street at force of the wave, although its ef­ W. & L. have auhscituvnQy been drop­ nnrt military turvrt\ft from the Black they expect to put things over with fects were felt yesterday with a sud­ Uenjumin’8 Store Sen, but would permit Turkey to al­ « rush. Not straight foul-bail, they SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 17 ped, • Open Evening* low w ar craft not exceeding n.odo tons expect to "open up" nnd then good bye den drop ia the tem perature,, accom­ panied by attempts nt rain;—Time* to puss through the straits in excep­ Turkey, Greece nnd Spudi^ Union. tional case* when i»At nn military mis­ sions. Kodaks nil 8iy.es at Bower’s. * . 228-tfc U. S. Motor Cars This in wholly at variance with the W e will be glad to wrap up and entente plan which would permit the Could Carry Popula­ address any paekages delivered Black Sea to Ik* controlled absolutely SAUCE FOR THE GANDER to our store any time after two by Turkey and the other states on its tion at One Time The Journal i* a strong advocate o’clock—This Service is “ FREE" shore*, the Entente viewing the sea I l l y T l i r Aia««trliifr«l n* an international body of water in of the government ownership of pub­ : WASHINGTON, Dec, 19.—There "which nil nations use interested, while lic utilities. It believes thnt folks the llueslnu plan take* a contraiy view are funny when it comes to running uro enough motor vehicles in the U. Lord Curzon and Delegate Barrure, their common business. You think S to take the entire population of of France, ‘both addressed the meet­ you run your business pretty well. the country for n ride a t tho sartie ing the lirn ita •commission this af­ We think we run our business pretty time, says the Hurenu of I’ublic Kond* ternoon for n plan fur control of well. We' all like to think wo run our of tho Department of Agriculture. At the stra its worked out by the Inviting own individual business about h.i wadi Ih r beginning of 1922 there were 1.2 motor vehicle* for each mile of road powers. ns it can he run. And then we turn \ lw • 'i 'f ; In tho United States, »■11 ‘ 5 . ;| Tho Entente plan provide* for Tur­ common business, th a t upon which * . . Ono hundred and twenty vehicle* Shelled Black .Walnuts key'* absolute sovereignty over the our nil our business depends, over to pri­ demilitarized zones ndjoining the vate hands to reftp'the profits of our per minute wns the rate nt which mo­ to r vehicles passed a Bureau observ­ Shelled English Walnuts strait* nnd stipulates that the League necessities. of Notions shall guarantee Constan­ We’re impressed nil over ngnln with ing station on a trunk line highway in I Glace Pine Apples and tinople free from nttuck. our consummate stupidity when we Massachusetts, recently. This rate I-ofd Curzon said the fact that Tur­ of another public utility which wns continued from noon fo 10 p. m. A tourist recently driving through Pitted Red Cherries key was willing to enter the League read has romped away with u nice little of Nations would greatly simplify tlie profit—net profit—for six months of four states was required to buy four London Layer Raisins regulation of the regime established n ijuarlcr of a million dollars, nt Hie different set* of lenses to make hi* for the strait*. same time putting nsido u surplus of headlight* comply with state regula­ - Mince Meat a half million dollar* nfter It had al­ tions. In this the Bureau sees great F or the first time in the history of lowed 13 per c o n tf o r return on in­ need for more uniformity in highway Cherry Jell tho United States there nro now more vestment and depreciation. Moreover icgulatlons. Federal uh^ highways placed under people working in factories than on for a considerable time the company TURKEYS has been charging an extra 6 per cent construction In September amounted ti*e fa rm s / . . m for depreciation. The figures based tq 1,189 miles. ift I *«L ' ! ■ . _____________ tl XimtH Cards and iu’alH, large on the company's bWK appraisal as to Venezuela has the hottest climate tho valuo of its property. Bower’s. 228*tfc ?assortment at' S 3 . j*=■-This Is the record >which, is tact forth of gn/i country in (he western chnti ; Thu Dally1,JdvnQd, H* j e t \**k. in xn order by - - *>«•*•■ a a a « « s # 3 tn n iB X in iM a n a a a n H M a g a K a a M a ifiro a a a a H M a a a a a a H a a a a M a a u a a a H a a « M a n a a a a M a a a H a a a a > -fj;IB H EOHM B F. P. RINES Jewelry Store: WATCHES CONGREGATION ALS AND TO PLAY TONIGHT :r : CELERY SEED First National Bank GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD JEWELRY OAKLAND Silverware ...THE... Diamond Palace Kent Vulcanizing" Company TO THE PUBLIC THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. Visit Our • China, Glassware and Cutlery Departments before making your selections. �m mm ♦ 3v r*»t THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1022 ____ „T.- JLUB5 DADE CITY IS WATCHING FOll tim ent of the people in the various at Sanford. Klorldu. y lth a liranrlt of­ ANYTIIINCJ In the Ileal E state lin e j ^ s i p p r 5■ v^r ■ ■i:5'" ;■ " ' .V .'• • J»/ k- *_V* rj ^P5i T PAGE FIVE FI Old faxhoned home made plum p u d -i RANGING CLASSES every Tuesday fice nt JarkMUMfUlth 'Vhlrlill, Inn It Advertising Is DEVELOPMENTS communities on the •proppsition of may have unit rtt.ii>ii*ti su« i< other at a bargain.—JS. F .JJU ie. K17-.r>tp ding u t $1.00 a pound a t the Sem inole| „ t |>n rish House at -1 p. m. for chilIdhccM iiiixinrf* iia the Uoaro of i>iCafe. 22-1-GlC 1 dren nnd 7 p. m. for adults. Interpre­ the governm ent taking over the cannl rrctnreofmil) a from time time drier* Life Wood W All I and m aintaining it as a putiHe w ater­ •nine. In Palm yra, Syria, there Is 7i fly -j CITY, Dec. IP.—Dade City, way. tative and ball room dandng.—I’rofeiLocal Iiusinss itllcHADE STROUT FARM AGENCY sor C. L. Eljsen. llf-tfc r i-x|>rricnctni; u ilsy «f auch ,v » t, T h„ , h„ d ^ ^ « The K SoenVrtil S ^ iASn«!u,re 5 ! ' Vf flhe Poslm ss i Ing physicinn who locates and visits m III 1licit)! It, 11.1 Magnolia Avenue iln [nltiiwi, his patients among the wandering Rcna only tom es uftei a w etk of in- th(j Kngt Con!(t hM jH.t.n expressed|}t..w it: to neiuilr^ p«rehaa». Furnished 7 room bungalow, new, _ I buy, own. dcum tribes by means of nn airplane. JS'o prralcr authority 0:1 the subject tense Interest ... a rcnsatianal mur- fnvon|,(, l|mM nnd th crec- hold * ‘. s e l l a n d t lU p d s o of. o r t o o t h e r on Dixie Highway, bam , garage. 15 „f tutionnl ami local advertising is der trial, found Inst w eeks interest ^ o f l|w wnf ,lop„ tm cnt 8ho\ild wlm* K en nr nlly Oral In anil l ia l o l le o n n lirokp rn ite nr r o m m l s s l o n I'nsls. a n ) acres. Electric light, running water, licrr to Ik* found than William A. in the cuse renewed. Thi(j lieeauso of s t o c k , tm oils. o t i ll K S t l o n s t.r o tfirr in** Don’t forgot, cld Fashion Slick telephone, bath. Deep well, Fnlr[show reports of the num erous h ear­ ffjgguon, ilirc.tjr of the National curiosity as to what will be the next r u r llln * o f . m y c o u n t r y , s p i t e , c o y n t y , J m i u l r l n o l i ly , c s i r p m s t l o n . umn>e)nllon Candy fur the kiddies at Bower’s hnnkx-Morst* engine, water piped to Wo will ho glad to wrap tip iiml Porr»a of Ad'ertiAing, an institution step in the case of Paul and Preston ings hj'ld on this subject during re- of iitix.ini, or a n ) t n illi M il'll; to net 228-tfe (cent years. It may be th at negotia­ nil paits of furin. Orange, Uingcrim*, ntltlrORR any packagfH tloliverctl a* n i ln al n g r n l e t o n c i t o l l a t r louim. sliitJi is known t.’iroi’ghout the onUit; O verstreet, brothers, who have just uinl t o i T o n o i l c anil hantlli* mun(eljn)l tions fu r purchase wil lg e t sonic real grapefruit, penc^ics, blackberries, tree to our store any titno after two teestry. r.cNintly he addrtsscd the fycen freed of ‘the m urder of J . V. nn d Im liislr tiil s c r u r l l l r s . t o a d v i s e , aid cl ton out of the engineering d ep art­ a m i a s s i s t In t h e i ir o m o tfo n . a i il l o ir l x blueberries, I t varieties of grapes, o’clock—This Service is “FREE” Unintii r.u'fi o f Ilostonj and in his (•Waters, federal prohibition agent, ittInn mill l o m o t liit io li o f l o a n s , o l i l l s a - J m ent of the w a r departm ent.—Nuw lemon, cherries, bananas, loqunt, Jap. l i o n s a n d s c e u r l t j r s o f e v e r y k in d , c l a s s ntsirfs he spoke as fullov.'s; wha wns assassinated tin a lonely road and descriptions to nciiul's i>y purpersimmon, mulberries, roscllc, gunv-J •The bureau is chiefly interested in near here on October 1. While freed Sm yrna News. ■■lilisr. S n b s c r lp t l e n o r n t h r r w l K t v .a i u l t o liuld mill d i s p o s e o f e o in n to n o r p r e ­ ns. Farm ami gnrdcn tools, row, calf,! ptienal advertising, th at i s . the ml- yn the one m urder charge, the broth­ f e r r e d s t o r k o f o t h e r c o r p o r a i Iona! to flock of .Muscovi ducks included, nil nrtping throughout the country of ers yet face the additional charge of a id In a n y m a o i u r d n y eorim rat |on In M r s . I i r t h l r t ’o l r m n n , o f GRANDCHILD MAD OllOUPY I 'm n k illlr, tin* s a l e o r i r a i i y l e r o f any s l o c k . P onds jfor $11,500. $.1,500 cash, bnl. 1, 2 nnd i i article of commerce th at lids n a t­ m urdering A. F. Crenshaw, deputy \ l n „ \ m u r e s I!v r r j m r — l l u e t n r s Unit COUGH or o i l i e r oil III; til Io n s ol unlit c o r p o r a ­ I ' m m o n i e i <1 llrr In r u r a lile — H od j I t'v r'a rs , * ak-tfc tio n , a n d t o d o a n y o t h e r n e t s o r t h i n s * ional usage and value and my gen er­ sherjtT, who was killed with W aters. f l o r a In lie d f u r 1*1*r M n n l h s — I I h i h - ; * vfuirj, fu f o r tiim i u, iproiint , i-i c usury h e* . lir e a er v ai i lt i ou n Hep U m i l i l Nvtrlt M i r r r . n t l a a — T r l r d al Innwledee, Is of the advertising The overntreets arc in jail aw aiting “ My grandchild timid ’g et no relief .... .. Improvement or « 'dimic.oio menl K H It It A l.l N It— **iin n l l e l l e « r , l — Nn*» * Inf tt»i Vitluf »♦» at»y >UIH K, lrt» P onds I ' r i n i l i n l l , W ell— K rlrn d s A sn m n ilril yarde a* n national Inisiness. AVt* have tria l under the Crenshaw indictment, w hatever from a very had *'roupy;„r other iddlKntlon*. and wtiUr «»^ - T-E=. ............... , WPI ■ ________ _____ ____ ___ ___________ jiwner \ \ farn slir W alks I ' a u r M iles l a ;*» keeper interest in life than to rgad nnd Dnde City is anxious to learn turigh, w rites P eter Lrunlis, M e y e r s - ! « f nil) stock of i>ther eurpur.illops to I liureli — * n » s I ' l . l l l l VI.INK .save d .l..i.. it.. .......... i .■ i , i > ■’xorelpc nil t h e r ln h t s . p o w e r s an d l l r r I,H e— l i m i t H e r t l r m a r k a h l r I - r i ­ *cr newspaper ut lireakfnat and to w hether these inim will ever be ilulo, In ., until I gave him ro lsy a] privileges of nuncrsliiii thereof, mid to le r, fiance over the evening papers, and brought to trial on this Indictment. Honey nnd Tar. It is a great helii fori “ av nnd nit v«Un« power "I c o n s o l e r I 'K I t K A l . I N l .' t o P e I h e . * . » 7 1 t l»i*ri*nn; i»» Imrrtiw mdmdi and I•• m** *drerti:*erii are conscious o f this. Cou^bw,! * »n« Um Hnm»» by nn»rtKa«ri«, d«** df* »»f m o s t w nil'll i ful lovilleltiv m i; e a r t h , " Preston O verstreet was freed F ri­ cheat and throat trouble. * a y s M rs . t ' a i r m a i l . " W h y . I h a v e P e r n Tlrre'nre'jSlirtW^flj)’ newspapers sold day on an instructed verdict, Paul craun. )hr„„l, , h « l nnd Innl).| K ' U ? M •Inn a l u t n i t f o r f i v e i i i o n i p s a n il t r i e , I a ic the United .States every day and was acquitted Saturday about mid­ rhiai irritatio n s quickly relieved with ,l,,r ihloas an may i><> n .icssars br l l d u c t o r s t h a t I w a n hi r e a c h of, P u t ■t « I . . . w , t Xp'dlijH to Lt* itoile for til*' M icros t o m e n f t h e m illil m e a n y ifomt. My 17,000,(*rt> every Sunday. Newspn- night a fte r the jury had been out r«>iey« Honey and Tar. Contains noU ui trnn« it*uo»t or the btiidnt^s/?r thl t s l i n n n e h w o u l d ’ s u r e lt u p u s t l u h t o s a i'. .ex- i l i u m , a f t e r i - .i U n u . - o n O l 1 P e c m i t a k l*r» are the last vehicles fo r the nd- about fit) minutes. oplatos ingredients printed on the ojo) all IPr rlKlits.-wTl)i» I i i w K K I I H A I .I N K . m n l b e f o r e fintnU.iiK mtiscr’s wares. The newspapers get In terest in the case now centers on 'vraPP'‘**. Ftood thc4s'st of time scrv <rs noil pylvlleue* llii'lilplitnl to eur- o n e Ptflth* I w a s g r e a t l y r e l i e v e d . T h e gnl,l lvci ftenre* IMintllrin* m t.-nlil:> ilg|m and tie news of everything within the the prediction th a t a tto rn e y s.fo r the ing three (fenerations, ooiii ) . | ll(.r ,,)t. | llWB „f ,, „exlstiiiu f Klorlda.on- dmoillc t oI r hs a dh agdi v epnr o un po uhnocpeed «,(m ea c tI nt icnugr awb el el l, A r t i c l e I I I . N ■ ....... ag ain .Since t a k i n g r e v e t n l h o l l i e s . I k«r slrnoit,1 nnd alm ost instant p ah - ,dcfensc wilt s ta rt proceedings to s.e- where.—Adv. I The nioiilillt of the eapltnl tlis k ef a m s i r o h g a n d w e l l m n l w a l k f o u r H A T would be. I Lity ran die given to a new invention IgjplPthe release of the O vcrstreots on Stills (joriHiratlo.l slmll Pc Twenty ticitj m ile s lo c h u rc h , E veryone w as su rmore acceptable T ry our homo made pies, ju st like T,h.'"!.’u?,,d t l 2S.ono«m) Imllnrs, to Pe dt- p r l l f t t I n se e m e. m n l s a i d l i n y n e v e r •the benefit or comfort of tile world I ( vPPmfl e In.,, 21,0 spares of iPe par value e x p e c t e d t o s e e m e n g a l n . I c a n t r u t h ­ bail, which move it is believed, will1. uaed lu mnke them .-S *cm im .1 c;oH as a Christmas jpft than l.filiura each, i in frnernl. tllllt I b e l i e v e PJyltlC-W.INK snb, e<|Ucntly result in the • Mate ^ 22I-0tc| . ^ U C j n ! I this corpora- sf ui tlvl yi d t*«) m y life, a n d w i s h t h a t e v e r ) o n e one of these beautiful “Advertising ii the life Mood of In­ quashing the second indictment stand- j tS»U) )| or u s e d in . for lit,, p u r c h i i s r •«f propirty. ellln r *s It It t d o n t n r l i t r n o l d e w o tild g e l a l budm-". Hi' ■'|iirit hehind local ing against the men. Such n move is B u r o v a Watches? I r e a l n r p e r s o l u r l . o r I n l i o r o r s , r v l e e s ut i o t i c h w i t h iln ' l - V r r a l l n e M e d li l n r i ‘h ih j »c!tfMining shoutil he the sp irit which generally conceded here because it is KadaltH all nlzes at Bower’s, a j u s t v n . o i i t l o n t o p e IU<*<I l o t P e l l o n r d 1111(1)% P e i 'a i e 'c I P e l l e v e t h e y w i l l c o r e •»oa •# , [ o f l U r e e l o r s a t a i n e r t l l m c a l l i il ( o r t P I'm.” S They l Hey are aas serviceable ■orrd John Wananmker when ‘out o! held th at the state used idl it.v evi­ *•**; su e.i pu rp o se. ' , K K I t l t A l d N i : I* f o r s a l e n t m o s t d r u g ' ? at nre*. * * • as they ai beautiful hey are i first day’s receipts it.-iiia Philadel- dence in the W aters trirl, nnd failing * A r l l e .p IV, . . I f yjUlf J u r a l ' d r o g g p i t Hoc* llo t p a m l l e T-lds eor|M»ri,t lo l l s l i a l l lo litllili*' nm l hia Aon* uf 372.•10, hu Spent $7l)fb. to penile a conviction, now has little — a constant reminder yhia P a v e , f u l l (Hivver t o e vi-relM Iu. r o r p o * P’e n a l l n r , s e n d f l m i In F V rrnllm * I 'l s l i l e I Ik PI i m n l f r a I l f P I s e s f u r u Iii i I ihI t i l l i o t l o g t ' o m p a n y , T a m p a . P’la. —A de. vathiisfr itnil kt?nt jth u ’^2.10 for show of g ettin g n y'onviciion on the of your thoughtfulness. •d i i l i e i y - n i n e y e a r n f r o m m n l a f t e r thlRi’c. At for Joiaj udvettising, in Crenshaw indictment.*. l lie e n m m e n e i 't n v i i t o f Sis c o r p o r a t e e \ Iste lie e. >cctu-ral way, some hints would he to Freeing oT the men In,*! week end­ A r . l e l r V. »!*»)* hate your copy in on lime, T p e P u s l i i e , s ^ i f t h e c o r p o r a l In n s h a l l ed one of the Most im portant crim i­ Pe i I i ll'ln e te d p y I P e f o l lo w l ll g ottle, r.« ivi have it a ' well arranged ns posa I’n slili ill. a* V l e e - I 'r e n l i l e l l t . a Se e nal trials in this section o f the state. iiblc. I)on o t try to outshine, the oth ­ h ' l i i r i a n d T r e a s u r e r , w h o m i n Pe o n e Percolators . In connection with this name tria l, m n l i h e s a m e p e r s o n , a n d u l l n a r d of er wan, but really tell ill an n ttra c -l I h i ii't i ii ‘i i.f m il I e s s tliiiii t h r e e i m r Grills there remains the eases of Ilnscom, ii i h h H u m liv e p e r s m t s , w h o m u s t In tvr way what you have gig for s lie. At S55.IR) T a ft, I’ird and George O verstreet and ,l nek h o l d e r s . At $30.00 Toasters f R-1V ^ -*• ftrr'J I th l * “At thi pfc r.it tin..*, national n d -| I'l tl l l t h e f i r s t m e e t l l u r n f t h e stn.-U7* * * «i*rN » ‘ 3 -#n *N•% Wilson Connell who were arrested | PtlrA A M r (OUHt, fM »r*tsD r I 1» In,P P i s h e r e i n a f t e r p n i e h l e i l ft *, - t i n »d*F fl l »* • I » it *--4*4 ykfir ft»* u rtifing h.n reached a liighrr-M nnd tr e . uut ' ih-l J' tn-Uldr »# Stoves ••Hi. • i s i.r t i n s e o r p o r n t P i o s h a l l ••• with Paid nnd Preston Overstreet fur (Urtila fiYDM If»r!lli lu*AMo*rankl I' in i t. - I . e M n l s I r e , l*r* s l i p ' i i l , *1 i' jrd Ihnn I) <.*d. :n it sets fo rth in a „ the m urders. Unscom, who i s in jail, » ' • • . . VI,*--I*reslili‘lit m e t Ui " A I Irons trail)* arti-Iu v.ay what it wishes to • - i i .- i n n iiif) and T i ' i u h i * Tin nnd I’onnotl, who is out under li.oitll i I * ■ * 1 1 1 el l i l r e e l n r s s l i s l l In K u t i lu l m Heating Pads kII. I.« 'I advertisers should be I • Mn i s i i e . (J. I*. I*li*r«‘e mnl i i m A !*• bond, are charged with Paul and P res­ i '.at. « truthful is lie u s l o l e i u e t t l s f o r p r n e - ! Vibrators ton Over.itreet : i , lic.rtg prim ipnii in *11 i In -! ..i ir i l i l u l p i n -net t him - f On Ikil feas**! •. .. 'sell ns eillical. Fo* ■' ' l In.111. in sltilll In' ll- 1*1 HI On I ’l l l the im itders, while Taft, lii'ii and Wallle Irons ••I S .m ln r il. r p i rill a ,, on I P e n o l i i lm tuniplt. i .til know the store that i George O verstreet, out under S10,000 r I . i . m i n r \ I » . I ;*22. f n l Ilm p u i b fareit-1 liiie g a rale i.f $d ;i!iiits !>• >.* ,nl. pi Im r Pv -law - iiml • iioipP-i At $30.00 Sewing: Machine Moand fl.tintl bonds, respectively, are in tin . . r e , I I i ls n tl n l i of i ln * e n r p u r e A t $.30.00 ft*. »fi»*(i l* *■ I v » i ' I It i* I* L for |2.7.'> wltrlc Made is never linsk, it ti tel ills** f o r t i n t p u i'ln is e e f e le e l n i m r j «xh,.r p«J (l-i lr-1 $ | ‘ / • I *«•*• fl •* -Mtitt If* charged with Imlng aevessories to the tors In., -in I, p r f l e e r s o f Iln- • • •r p i .r i il l n o a (.U t trvJ jit it *« llvrtlPfpt,' “ Jr»r* tUi«*%%HifPi.rL t%(Miml »!f>t Ut *r al*i know the real store that ;m inders. Attorm*y.i for tin* stale a n ­ a t e Per* I n a l i o v e p r o v i 1* i| f o r Mini,tln-re tree a Ma-.in offers $!l sh irts nt Of i f l e l Ilm m tlltn il n i l'e lllll; ,,f ( P e *’i" 'l | Evcr-Ready Flashlights Ii < carry anmfitrlr n In linn nf t'-ahra lla h k f t nounced Snturdny that the trial of i i .,. i . i . , - - !rc11 p e h e l d oil On- ||» - t T ile sm n [in ( in f rier from } ' S (U) la JJSOO.VO, »il#ck Monday nnuttlng, and ut noon the e men wouM not lie set until the • h i ,*f»*i- i h e • Mrs! M n iid e y In J a i m i v n < • EDISON MAZDA LAMPS 'tbs hull are MI gone. 'T h e lfew spn-‘ . , , . . . , ,, nf rrvi P ' ’ , . ■ , ! next term of court, which will he held Vr O e l e V I. 1« ha/ .1 I.) w ropy every d ay. and 'l l . ! i I,. ! i n n .. m i l i,f lini. PI, ,l:n - , • . som e tim e a f t e r th e lir-t o f th e v e n r. TO THE PUBLIC FRIENDS HAD GIVEN UP HOPE THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. a -i r I The Ideal ] Gift for j ; Christmas! I W I Daily Fashion Hint ELECTRIC mm M <Awm p.*l su a m i :i . l!j; s h o u l d III* ilfnle eV . uy day, m m n i s t c n i . n ruounts. A , , lan k rtliil pta!, .-pluigc one day , v . , or two days * a ', chili *rtk an*,nun' Da, arxi l p *. to little m the lo n p * a i ' n :d w a s t e o f g o o d |e i ' , . . , o f p o i-.tiv e e v id e n c e t o p r o v e , , . llu* d e f e n d a n t s w ere in th e v i- tx ha* „ 1.' t fur It • g. i is ill th* lutlit). I f i few yeais. Hit *r im ! i i|. I'ttiir veil ire •, ooi' fni PO. o n e noi'i': 1 “l . W ill r ,*ir i! Ivm ’t-t i'ul ,.i h i i i - and im lioiidl ad -li. Anl'' tin* iury wits obtained. " ‘O il ii..vf I,. a , . ■n;neiitratcd I,tra X e il ttlieir h e i r ee f Miloii tin* »Ti tioi.s where n natural I" “ ’ "■**** T fur V Fifty- i n i In i o f l h e c r i m e , a n d alibi.*, b r o u g h t , , . , ., , . , aP o iil ih e i d e n s e o f I te s to ii m id l a id ,, , , • t O v e r t r c e l . t h e s t a t e s c a s e w n s . Iitis- tu! oil lircuiiMlaatial evidence, there “Loral ru n limit* and local matin ■*being no eye witness to the crime. fgt*j|i*r* Ii i-lil co-oftTiitc :i* far ni*i The staixA case fell down when the .jtaidilr, riithiH'cit niaiiufacluroni need ilifersilo’^ r iMfLabRshtMl the fact that M anstc money advertising an fir- they ‘were miles away from the sct*ne txlc win i th ee I* no salt* for it. Th** of the crime when it wan committed. ■Birnda. t 'n r .linubl introduce nn utiOne entire week, including three bixn aril i; tuniM'lf and not impose night reus inns of court, wore necthfin th<* nn .'r.rit, until In* Ins proved ii v l ie f n r e a verdict vv.n in i'innpliKh- f. II *1 lt 1f \ In e- Ii li Ii Oils r . i |i-,l t l - ' f | ‘ III -nl,ti-e( | t - e ) f s l m l l In -I* n n n i i t o i t . 1 tli*» i*f th U ftftin t ip t •*f tb c lip ? V II. til* ' cf 7*1*** i* m * *• i l l 1*1 | « ’ * t l * l * m ** *- 6* . 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M I T I l i: Groceries MMi ll'° ( ■■■■■■■■■h p ■■■■■■■■■a n a H a B a a a ■■■ ■ a n a ■■■■a n a n a e a u p a n ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a ■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■* ® M B B B B B B B B B B B B |I B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B 'iI I B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H i i t * **. l.l* ' I M n i H ‘t.11 VTIt.N til, iv ■II know ii In IHz I iv*o of tin* Tji-1 sons nun" <1 In mid who -iii.si'i (Ti"<i their lo.iln* nHlrl**n of iiiiHirfHirnltm. wI^ H*vverally .*< l i t i! H h ’»|ifrt| Injur# m b Hint i h * y h p ** ss: r Stii| nf Ilm 1*1 I f I it pnnhVr, A I " *a n 2 5a .aaa '! ■ ■ aaa - ■■■ ■ aaa a ■■■ ■ aaa ■ a«a Substantial Christmas Gifts f Furniture of All Descriptions -<*1 Children may be looketl after at our store jn a substantial manner. Evcrliistinir wood toys, Child’s Rockers, Wag,0ns, Go-Carts and many other item s. . For. tills week special.rrices prevail in fine furniture. But that nice bed room furniture for your wife. A g ift substantial, one that covers the needs of your home and mnkes one happy. ‘Fool me once,i says the proverb, “and it’s shame on you. Fool me twice and it’s shame on me.” Don’t he fooled when it conus to spending your money. Patronize the merchants who have a reputation for fair dealing' and honesty. &ueh motives must actuate* the consistent advertiser. The man who invest's* real money in building a reputation for himself and his mer­ chandise cannot afford to risk any of it by faking unfair advantage of his patrons. ■ * ’ ‘ • The consistent advertiser pays money to tell you * about his goods. He KNOWS^They are good—hedmeks them with his money because he believes they will satis­ fy. Only merchandise which is consistently good can b6 consistently advertised. < • So advertising PROTECTS you againstTraud anti s inferiority. It tells you what is new and good, making you a wise buyer. 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P l a t e of a A r f l r l e I. aaa Florida a t Ir-irfte. T h e n a m e o f t h i s I 'o r t io n i t lo r i s h n l f • ana tie » l . t i t t l H A M r . M i ’l l'.t l.H . I K t l , m nl My C o m t n l s s l o n e e a p l r e w D e e. 2* " I W a a n tJ I - lle a a a I t s p r l a c l t m l p l a c e o f l i u s l l / i '- s s l m l l lie BUM ■aaa * ttn ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ liB aH B B aB B B B aan aaB aaB aB aB aB B B H B B aaaaaaB aB B n a ■ an ■a a aaa In the City Substantial Tro-^ ' ' •‘hV C TtIFK ’P n n n f ’ r i t’ib ,n ' of Su AuR“*Line, general manRING ( ’A[{ S ao V’A vtll q / v n« t r of ,l,is company, intim ates th a t ” .......... ~~ ' lO lX jjju c h negotiations are on, nnd also f'H Al. P A Y M E N T S .— B . & * 6 . jgivos out the inform ation th at J. R. Motor lo. 20G-ifc McDonald of West Palm Reach, and J. H . Nelson of Jacksonville are the men who are considering the .pur­ chase. It is said that theje men ore row on n tour of inspection of the canal to learn its real condition nnd estimate- its ppssibiliticx if purchased. They are nlao learning the sentim ent of the people in the* cities nlohg the w aterw ay with the idea of gaining some kind of nn estim ate as to how * much freight busincms ra n be obtain­ ■ ed nnd handled if a regular service is maintained la-tween Jacksonville a nnd Miami. H tin* canal is,taken over, ■ it is said the purpose nf the purchas- j a ers, will bo to put on a number of 5 Plenty of Nice Fat H ens bunts nnd operate them on retiglar acbeduies. For Christmas W heihcr this rum or of a purchase of the canal has had any effect on Hens, lb............ representatives of the United States engineeriry' departm ent is ’not known, but during the last week letters are pvr aozen said to hXrc ’been sent out from the 65c ofTico of the district engineer in .Jacksonville td civic organisations Dry Goods and THK JKWKLIOH j F l u . ::: ::: I'ltiFltl.t, *.ti Ilit* ;■*.( It «t.a> >*f I mfi» ! (Ucpi to ;i Iv iti-e. There is in use Wilson. Herbert I’liillips, fprnler U. A l» l? 2 m f**r I .* 11< t n I ’rtti-m . I d xiiverti- a: e'citric vareunt ''lean-.rD tln a : tin I I .« >I * 1 1 » \ p .i'V f * «t*\l S. district attorney of Tamps, and IIf PI ' A , N Y . IN**, tlltal* I III* ta*lt**Wll»F |*r* ** m 8h. rv t'n 11 s ssnreel>* a hous.* IV.U'IM k, |»r\inu l|^ll JUtifil* *II Ip.rM tl > fi.it 11 1 * till tirlcltDil **f x ! ll h l?« Rluine t*it b Hit, | til M«| till III Ilia* .till*. of fit- H* i f* moil -hi fashion, West Tneipii, who htindli d the proie- ||M\$ t i l ) *‘f 111* SK»t. #.f | |..| . . | , .1 T ill.I ." tlll.ll. ii it l In in ol" .no ee*>- iillioM, vvlule th" ilef'Mi i' vv.T- repre* 11wJr H* • I t r Ill.t W |» S T .M N i: I.. M A K * T ill« *n*tf (..r, . ' . it v. ill .urely be called scaled by Atloi'ttuy.s 'Ilm inai I’nlmer *;. * Pii.iM i: *r< "! tin i Hi'i'iis f ir I'je high cost of A DvC’u T T I l M mid W. II. I hi kiiiM'.i of Tampa. T am ­ kpsg. To Iraki good ill advertising 1*1101*1.« i : i . M i n t i i :s o r ix o .tfo pa Times. I, • S'l.'V III' *t mi' t pn ,"nt t!u. lieMt goods po".r i . O l l l l l . l M I M ( l l * M .s . |M '. iHc xt the hiv.i" t prices.” M i . . . " i.ii i. r - i - i n a. h a v e «Kfi t»l l o NNKUOTIATIONS TO SRI.Ia That private parties ate consider­ ing the purchase of tin* Fust Const WASHINGTON’, Dec. 18—Rear icanal and operating a large freight Admiral i’hijip Andrews, com m and-.,u,,Vice uuok the waterway ..«*•• ” **^ between service nlorg HENRY McLAHUN i \ l Fashion llnltcrcil the rltcinise type « * * 4 f * i « 1 . ' * . J n * k s * » i » Y l I I r . F l . i . T C l t . l l r I t n i B B H I B I B I B B B B B n B n B B B R D B B H B B B n n B i n B X B X B B a i l B B B f l H B B B n n a K H B B B l I B n X H B I B I B I B B B M M B B f l m . A1 l i t ‘ n t t * *n . H i i t i f n l ’t l I 'lit1 Nh in * when she aildtsl side panels lo this -I’i•4 H ilh * frock of blue limn Ido! Ii. Then slic si.’ rI iNl d n Wu I T INr Eu H' uJf 4j w i fWB IP It KU H El i lOt VKr 5 l i r r * i i l i i i i cut the lower eilges ol the |vinds in •*i l i b H r h a i t i l H n i l i h U U t * m i l l l t it \ I l f * b i _ jxiiids to vary tin* skirl-line, tilack I *i i t m h r | . ) I » 1 9 2 2 . . *B1 a aa I*« i . N T \ I N 1* t . i - M A I S 7 I I I ; ■a ■ kit ill was selectc*I to ttim the sleeves ana Ii. f . 1*1 l . l t f K . * j ■a a ^ind neck, the tiny votet! Ising ol ■■a 1 ■a t • IJ K O A l»> --fO T T K H B*B l.isqlic Cicorgi'lte. Medium sir'* n*-ta ■ Ilf I <UV111 > a ll ta 8 I qutrrs 4 vanti 51 im h Irro nli |nl!i, ana • ax I I *'• .*. f I I. with yard lo iurh viiin. nan xa ■ i* i i K H i : i n i i . i . i i k y i i m l n o t i o BUM Ihe to| ral Ivi Vii iv | Iri-ss No. ‘hiUp. I. I Im . in* 11. i -..m ill) m ‘|ii' 11"*l t a t a bb ini Sires, .i‘. lo tS iiivliu Imat. 1’iin , J 5 I • III Mill. l.l Mil |Ht I i .Mill I ! 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ANDREW TO SLICK ED ADMIRAL RODMAN r in e s 105 i'nimetto,Avi*.— I’ht.nc ISI-J \ r f» r lr A D E A im F D M .V STYLED FROEK r. ;ssssssss5sssss5sssssssssssssssssss:::sss::::::::::s:::::::s:;::::s:::: sss — -------- r -■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a f * a a « a * ? * * * f & . a n a a a i t a a M a a a a a a a a a a a k a a a a a a a a a a a a 1aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa jJ U j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 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, December 19, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1922. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1922; <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